SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 Lynn gets $252,000 to help residents x older homes By Thor Jourgensen Taunton, and Lawrence press release. velopment Block Grants ITEM STAFF rehabilitate some of their Nine cities, including (CDBG) to fund local older housing stock. Lynn, received $2.15 mil- rehabilitation loan pro- LYNN — Aging homes “Housing rehabilita- lion Friday to rehabili- grams, and the GHRP will in need of repair will get tion funds directly bene- tate 75 housing units and enable cities to augment some fix-up help from fit entire neighborhoods, make them available to those efforts and expand $252,000 allocated to the to new types of properties, city from state housing of- improve the physical low and middle-income and mental health of res- households. depending on the city’s ficials on Friday. current program. The money comes from idents, and most impor- According to the state- tantly, can keep people ment, the money will help “Whether we are cele- a new Gateways Housing brating new assets like in their homes,” stated communities leverage Rehabilitation Program the Berkshire Innovation Housing and Community existing housing rehabil- (GHRP) fund intended to Center, or investing in help Lynn and other cit- Development Undersecre- itation programs. Many ies including Worcester, tary Jennifer Maddox in a cities use Community De- GHRP, A3 Rap on Lynn ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn eld Middle School seventh-grader Ra- chel Lim won her school’s spelling bee by gets a positive spin spelling the word “veracious” correctly. Can you spell ‘veracious’? Lynn eld Middle School student Rachel Lim can By Thor 41 students participat- Jourgensen ing in a follow-up round. ITEM STAFF No one was more sur- prised than Lim, a sev- LYNNFIELD — She enth grader, when she plays the clarinet and emerged victorious from the piano and, oh yeah, the elimination round. she is also the 684-stu- “I really didn’t expect dent Lynnfield Middle I would get that far,” she School spelling champi- said. “It was a chance to on. accomplish something.” Rachel Lim’s high score She credited older sis- on a tough, 40-question ter, Lauren, with help- spelling test set the ing her prepare for the stage for her to join other middle school spelling spelling test top scorers competitions and said at the 35th annual Dai- she looks forward to ly Item regional spelling competing in Lynn and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK bee on March 24. maybe going all the way After 10 years in the music business, Lynn rapper Christopher “C Wells” Williams will have Lim, 13, survived pre- to Washington, D.C., to his rst headlining performance at the Middle East on March 12. liminary spelling bee take part in the Scripps rounds in January at her By David McLellan I make these Classics.” the city he loves is more Williams was in his ele- school to become one of RACHEL, A3 ITEM STAFF Christopher Williams, than a city of sin. ment. Wearing his own 26, has been rapping about “I don’t even know what clothing line, and excited LYNN — It takes just Lynn since age 16, going city people are talking for the release of his forth- INSIDE listening to the first line by the name C Wells. Wil- about sometimes,” Wil- coming mixtape and head- of C Wells’ song “Where liams has found success in liams said. “People say line show, he was easily Opinion Sports I’m From” to know the a career that started hum- Lynn, Lynn, city of sin, but recognizable. It only took The people who once St. Mary’s girls, English 26-year-old loves his home bly, but while his circum- it’s more than that… It walking a short distance bankrolled politicians boys basketball move on city. stances have changed, his has so much diversity.” down the street before are now running for in tournament. B1 “Technically I’m good musical goal hasn’t. Standing at a corner of of ce. A4 with the English, it’s how He wants people to know, Central Square Friday, C WELLS, A3 Crighton places bet on sports wagering By Thor Jourgensen and through web or mobile view earlier this month. ITEM STAFF apps under the legislation. The legislation’s descrip- Crighton called legislative tion provided by his office BOSTON — State Sen. action on his bill a positive Brendan Crighton’s pro- states the bill “ … allows posal allowing sports wa- step to making sports bet- establishments licensed to gering in licensing gaming ting legal in Massachusetts. offer gaming, wagering or establishments advanced “We have a market thriv- betting, and racing license favorably Friday out of a ing illegally. Why don’t we holders, to offer sports wa- legislative committee. regulate wagers and pro- gering in person at their Adults in Massachusetts tect consumers? There’s licensed facility or over the would be able to bet on an opportunity to bring internet through interactive professional and Division people out of the shadows,” I college sports in person Crighton said in an inter- WAGERING, A8 Statewide tournament The 27 graduates of the Call/Volunteer Recruit Fire ghter Training Class #81 represent the 14 re departments of Boxford, Dunstable, gets schools’ approval Georgetown, Groveland, Hamilton, Haverhill, Lynn eld, Middleton, Nahant, Newbury, Rowley, Tops eld, Tyngsborough, and Wenham. By Mike Alongi among athletic directors Basketball Tournament. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR of all member schools at St. Mary’s athletic di- Lynn eld and Nahant volunteer Assabet Valley Regional rector Jeff Newhall, who With a majority vote of Technical School. sits on the Tournament 193-140, the Massachu- The new tournament Management Committee re ghters are (eighty-) rst class setts Interscholastic Ath- structure, which will be (TMC) that proposed the letic Association member Nahant Fire Department, and James implemented in the Fall new format, believes this By Elyse Carmosino schools decided on Friday ITEM STAFF Anderson and Daniel Ciulla from the of 2021, will eliminate the new statewide tourna- to approve a new state- ment will be beneficial in Lynnfield Fire Department, were pre- current sectional tourna- Four Nahant and two Lynnfield fire- wide tournament propos- many aspects. sented certificates as members of the ment format, and replace fighters graduated Thursday from the al that will drastically “I’ve gotten to go around program’s 81st class during a ceremony it with a statewide tour- state’s Call/Volunteer Firefighter Re- change the look and op- the state and talk to a lot at Masconomet Middle School in Box- nament bracket based on cruit Training program. eration of the MIAA state of people, and I understand ford. tournament each season. divisions, similar to the Douglas Cronin, Tara Driscoll, Wil- The vote took place structure of the NCAA MIAA, A3 liam Hussey, and Evan Scourtas of the FIREFIGHTERS, A3

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Christopher P. Oesterlin, 28 Emery J. Arsenault 1991-2019 1921-2020 Christopher Philip (“Chris”) LYNN — Emery J. Arsenault Oesterlin passed away on Dec. was born in New Bedford in 13, 2019. He was 28 years old. 1921 and was raised in Den- Born in Salem Hospital, nisport. He was the husband Chris was a lifelong resident of the late Lauretta Doucette of Nahant. He was current- Arsenault who passed away ly a full time student at New in 2002. Emery leaves three England Law in Boston. Chris daughters and their husbands was a graduate of St. John’s Anne Marie and William Mul- Prep and Bucknell University. len, Louise and Donald Best, Chris’s passion was running Laura and Kevin Connolly. He PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and he was a member of the will be missed by his grand- track and cross country teams children Amy Best, Kate King, Dartmouth College’s Matthew Delmont views at both St. John’s and Buck- Philip Best, Lisa Costantiello, the website he created, Black Quotidian, in his nell. He counted his team- Michelle Abbott, Elizabeth of ce on the school’s campus in Hanover, N.H. mates and coaches as among Mullen and Marie Bylund. He his greatest friends. had nine great grandchildren Chris leaves behind his par- Matthew, Lilly, Allyssa, Dylan, Website aiming to ents, Phil and Pam Oesterlin; Gavin, Aaron, Henry, Chloe and his companion, Jenna Travis and Norm Asmar. and Harper. He was prede- highlight lesser known Farmer of Lewisburg, Pa. He Service information: There ceased by his sister Alice until its closing. Emery was also leaves behind his lifelong will be a memorial Mass for Sentowski and brothers Hec- also a member of the Franco gures in black history caretakers Debbie, John and Chris later this spring. Ar- tor, Robert, Gerald, and Wil- American Amvets Post 161. Melissa Kasper; his beloved rangements are incomplete liam Arsenault. Emery joined Service information: Visi- figures. cousins, Jessica Brigham and will be announced at a the US Army at the age of 18 tation will be held on Tues- By Michael Casey ASSOCIATED PRESS Among them are Juani- Kinder and Tom Brigham, later date. and served in Hawaii. He was day, March 3, from 4 – 8P.M ta Blocker, the first black Elizabeth Eadler, Arielle Corm- Memorial Gifts in Chris’ one of the few remaining sur- at Conway Cahill Brodeur HANOVER, N.H. — A member of the Profes- ier, Brad Anderson, Joseph name can be made to St. vivors of the attack on Pearl Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., few years back, Matthew sional Women’s Bowling and Alicia Ricci, Ashley Travis John’s Prep, Advancement Harbor in 1941. Through the Peabody. His Mass of Chris- Delmont felt his teaching Association who also had Murtha, Amanda Travis Finn Of ce, 72 Spring St., Dan- generosity of The Greatest tian Burial will be held at about African American a bowling column in the and Ryan Travis. Aunts and vers MA 01923. Generation Foundation he Our Lady of the Assumption history had gotten a little Los Angeles Sentinel for uncles Marianne (Mandy) and We would like to thank our was fortunate to be able to Church,40 Grove St, Lynn- stale so he starting cast- 20 years. There is also family and wonderful friends return to Honolulu several  eld at 10 A.M. Internment Will Brigham, Sarah (Sally) ing around for a fresh way post on Welford Wilson times to be honored with oth- with military honors will be Brown, Joanne and Richard for supporting us during this to bring it to life. II, the New York City Ju- er veterans on December 7, in St Jean Cemetery, Lynn. Ricci, Patricia (“TT”) and Ralph time. The Dartmouth College nior High School’s Orato- Pearl Harbor Day. He moved Donations may be sent to professor initially turned ry champion in May 1929, to Lynn after his discharge the Greatest Generation to Twitter for a year to and one on Claudette Col- from the army and it was Foundation. 501 S Cherry share stories about the vin, who as a 15-year-old there he met and married St 11th Floor, Suite 210, Zbigniew P. Zielinski, 80 everyday lives of African refused to give up her seat his wife Lauretta. They were Denver, CO 80246. For on- Americans that he read on a bus —- nine months 1939-2020 parishioners at the former St line guestbook, please visit about in black newspa- before Parks did the same. Jean Baptiste Church in Lynn ccbfuneral.com SALEM — Zbigniew P. “Steve” pers. That project expand- “These iconic figures are Zielinski, age 80, of Salem ed in November to become important but we need to and formerly of Lynn, died on the website Black Quotid- understand the everyday Thursday, February 27, 2020, ian, which features pro- people doing important at North Shore Medical Cen- Irene C. Meimeteas, 78 files of hundreds of Afri- things in their communi- ter, Salem Hospital surround- can Americans taken from ty,” Delmont said, noting ed by his loving family. He was black newspapers mostly there is a growing desire the devoted husband of Edith LYNN — Irene C. (Gangi) between the 1900s and to rediscover overlooked (Portnoy) Zielinski with whom Meimeteas, age 78, of Lynn, the 1980s. It also contains African Americans. scanned articles from he shared over 55 years of died Monday in a local nurs- Delmont said he hoped marriage. Born in Poniatow, about a dozen papers like the site would also draw ing home after a lengthy ill- the Chicago Defender and Poland in 1939, he was the ness. She was the beloved attention to the signifi- son of the late Ludwik and Sa- Pittsburgh Courier along cant role such newspa- lomea (Zarczynski) Zielinski. At wife of Fotios Meimeteas, with audio recordings, pers played, especially in the age of 10, he immigrated who spent countless hours photos and videos. African American com- to the United States and set- caring for her. Born in Somer- “l felt like my students munities that had recent- tled in Lynn. He attended St. ville and raised in Tops eld, were coming away from ly migrated north. They Michael’s Grammar School, she was the daughter of the the class only thinking chronicled people’s daily Breed Jr. High School, Lynn late Alexander and Irene African American histo- lives and were often a Classical High School and (Corcoran) Gangi. She was ry was about these civil critical source of news for Chamberlain Jr. College in grandchildren, Taylor, Zacharie, educated in Tops eld and right marches or about everything from politics Boston. In August of 1958, Cody, Skylar, Storm, Soren, was a graduate of Burdette martyrs,” said Delmont, to sports to weddings — who started his project Steve enlisted in the United Cole and Grayson. In addition College. She had lived in Lynn events largely ignored by in 2016 at Arizona State States Army, was honorably for over 50 years. Irene had a the white press. to his parents, he was prede- University before com- discharged in August of 1961 ceased by his sisters Louise generous heart and donated Ethan Michaeli, who and has lived in Salem for the pleting it at Dartmouth. worked for the Chicago and Valentine. her time and money to those past 50 years. He worked as “I felt like they spent so Defender and wrote a book Service information: A Fu- less fortunate. much time thinking about a crane operator and rigger at 129), Lynn, followed by a on the newspaper, said the neral will be held on Monday, In addition to her devot- black death that they the General Electric in Lynn Funeral Service at 11AM website is offering a fresh for over 40 years and was a March 2, 2020 in the SOLI- ed husband, with whom she were losing sight of the interpretation of the role in St. George Greek Ortho- member of IUE-CWA Local MINE FUNERAL HOME, 426 shared 56 years of marriage, broader complexity, real- these newspapers played 201. He enjoyed listening to Broadway (Rt. 129), Lynn she will be greatly missed by dox Church, Lynn. Burial will ly the beautiful aspects of in black communities by records, comics and was an at 9:30a.m. followed by a her son Evangelos Meime- be in Pine Grove Cemetery, African American history.” highlighting the people avid reader. He was a talent- Funeral Mass in St. Pius V teas and his wife Regina of Lynn. Relatives and friends Mostly black-and-white who featured prominently ed artist, enjoyed walking, es- Church, Lynn at 10:30a.m. Lynn; her son-in-law, Steven are respectfully invited. Vis- and looking in some ways in their pages. Many of the pecially along the beach and Burial will be in St. Mary Kirtland of Lynn; as well as iting hours are Tuesday from like a copy of a decades-old black papers on the site 4-8PM. In lieu of owers, loved spending time with his Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives her grandchildren, Alexan- newspaper, the website have closed or done away donations may be made to features African Amer- family. and friends are respectful- dria and Ariana Kirtland and with their print editions. In addition to his beloved ly invited to attend. Visiting St. George Greek Orthodox icans who made their “I’m very excited about Fotios and Paulo Meimeteas. wife Edith, he is survived by hours will be on Sunday from Church, 54 South Common mark in sports, politics it as kind of serving as She was predeceased by her his loving daughters, Deborah 2-5p.m. Directions and on- St. Lynn, MA 01902. Di- and voting, the military the bridge between the Zielinski of Salem, Stepha- line guestbook at www.soli- daughter, Stavroula Kirtland. rections and guestbook at and several other areas. past and the present in nie Zielinski-Beauchamp and mine.com Service information: Her www.solimine.com And while there are men- this way,” Michaeli said, her husband Mark of Lynn funeral will be held on tions of icons like Dr. Mar- adding that it serves as a and Jennifer Zielinski and her Wednesday at 10AM from tin Luther King Jr. and “go-to place, a location for husband Michael Gonsalves the SOLIMINE FUNERAL civil rights pioneer Rosa those that want to under- of Salem and his cherished HOME, 426 Broadway (Rt Parks, Delmont keeps the stand the history of the focus on the lesser known black press.” Appeals court denies tribe’s quest for casino land By Philip Marcelo cestry to the Native Amer- ruling is further vindica- ASSOCIATED PRESS icans that shared a fall tion for them. harvest meal with the Pil- Their lawyer said in a BOSTON — A federal grims in 1621, gained fed- statement that the jus- appeals court has ruled eral recognition in 2007. tices correctly interpreted against a Native Ameri- Despite the ruling, the federal law “as written” can tribe that had been tribe said its years-long and “without favor or granted sovereign land to battle is far from over. bias.” build a casino in Massa- Its 321 acres remain in The case was a largely chusetts. federal trust because a semantic debate centered The U.S. Court of Ap- separate case is pending on whether the tribe could peals in Boston on Thurs- in federal court in Wash- be considered “Indian” un- day upheld a lower court ington, D.C., Cedric Crom- der the 1934 federal law, decision declaring the well, the tribe’s chairman, which created the process federal government had said in a statement. for taking lands into trust not been authorized to “There’s no question that for tribes, among other take land into trust for this is a grave injustice,” things. the Mashpee Wampanoag he said. “We will continue The casino opponents Tribe in 2015. to fight, as our ancestors argued the law clearly de- The lower court ruled did, to preserve our land fined Indians as “all per- the tribe didn’t qualify be- base, our culture and our sons who are descendants FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cause it wasn’t officially spiritual connection to our of such members who recognized in 1934, when homelands.” were, on June 1, 1934, re- Tela Troge, right, a lawyer for the Shinnecock Indian Nation from South- the federal Indian Reorga- Casino opponents, who siding within the present ampton, N.Y., speaks outside federal court in Boston. nization Act became law. had filed the original law- boundaries of any Indian The Cape Cod-based suit challenging the land reservation.” The Democrat-led House other things. has passed the measure, The other half of the tribe, which traces its an- decision, said the latest But the tribe argued the 781-593-7700 phrase “such members” but President Donald land is located in Taunton, Publishing Daily, except Sundays made the definition am- Trump has asked Repub- a city some 50 miles away, USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 biguous and open to other licans to reject it. Trump where it still hopes to Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA called it a “special-inter- build a $1 billion casino, and additional of ces. interpretations. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item The appeals judges, like est casino bill” backed by hotel and entertainment Subscriptions Welcome Dental the lower court, rejected Massachusetts Sen. Eliz- resort. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States that argument. abeth Warren, one of his The tribe and its sup- $20.00 for 4 weeks Nice Cosmetic Fillings & Dentures Cromwell said the tribe potential Democratic pres- porters have said the land $65.00 for 13 weeks idential rivals. battle sets a dangerous $130.00 for 26 weeks will continue to press $260.00 for 1 year Natalya Kravetskaya, D.M.D. Congress to approve leg- Roughly half the trust precedent as it represents Send payment to and POSTMASTER, 30 State Street islation pending in the Re- lands awarded to the tribe the first time in the mod- send address changes to: publican-controlled Sen- are located on Cape Cod ern era that the federal The Daily Item Lynn, MA 01901 ate that would protect its where it already operates government has moved 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 781-595-8606 reservation, regardless of a government center that to strip a tribe of its trust Lynn, MA 01903 what the courts decide. includes a school, among lands. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Rachel Lim will advance to the Lynn gets $252,000 to help Daily Item regional spelling bee residents fix older homes RACHEL GHRP dents,” Housing and Eco- lation is one more way we From A1 From A1 nomic Development Secre- can give our local partners National Spelling Bee tary Mike Kennealy stated the tools they need to pro- the rehabilitation of aging scheduled from May 24 to in the release. “Every unit duce more housing.” May 29. housing units, our admin- of housing preserved As the lead local media istration is committed to through today’s funding Thor Jourgensen can be supporting the economic is a step toward solving sponsor for the region- reached at tjourgensen@ al bee, the Item relies on growth of this region and the state-wide crisis, and co-sponsorship support the success of its resi- our Housing Choice legis- itemlive.com. from Flagship Travel owners and Swampscott residents Joel and Mary Rap on Lynn gets a positive spin Abramson. This is the sev- enth year the Abramsons C WELLS have helped support the From A1 regional spelling bee. Lynnfield for years of- people began to call out to fered students a chance to him. participate in the spelling “Ey, C Wells, C Wells,” bee as an after-school elec- a man calls out. “Better tive run by English teacher drop that mixtape, this is Gail Piccinni. Her retire- our city.” ment prompted Middle Williams smiled. He School English Department used to be told a success- director Kathryn Robertson ful hip-hop artist would to retool the spelling com- never come out of Lynn. petition as a school activity “I want people to know that every student taking where I’m from,” he said. an English class could ini- “And when people think tially take part in. of this city, I want them to “It gives kids confi- think of me.” dence in themselves and Williams started as a it allows them a chance Lynn Vocational Techni- to shine in something cal Institute student ex- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK they might not think they perimenting with hip-hop Christopher “C Wells” Williams raps about Lynn. could do,” Robertson said. music at an after-school Knowing how to spell program at the Gregg A decade after he start- whether it’s reality or not, is especially important, House on Broad Street. ed, Williams has become gives it character. The city Robertson said, in an age His friends were more a full-fledged indepen- and its residents have to of mobile technology and interested in sports, but dent artist who’s toured prove the world wrong, spell-check. Williams wanted to “stand and played before thou- and prove their greatness. “It’s great we have out” and do something sand-person crowds in “It’s that chip on the strong spellers,” she said. more individualistic. Boston and Atlanta, as ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK shoulder that I really Having grown up lis- well as an entrepreneur like,” he said. Thor Jourgensen can Lynnfield Middle School seventh-grader Ra- tening to rappers such with his own clothing line, Williams said with his be reached at tjour- chel Lim will join other top spellers at the Item as Jay-Z, Drake, and Lil’ Live Famous. He’s been success, he’s proven chil- [email protected]. Spelling Bee. Wayne, Williams decid- mentioned in a feature dren in Lynn can be legit- ed to try writing his own article on the Record- imate artists. He has been music, and quickly found ing Academy Grammy invited to the Museum of Lynnfield and Nahant volunteer it was a cathartic experi- Awards website, and has a Fine Arts in Boston to take ence that helped him with forthcoming mixtape, “Be- part in its exhibit, Writing firefighters are (eighty-)first class struggles like breakups fore the Tour Bus 2,” and the Future: Basquiat and and nearby shootings. headline show at the Mid- the Hip-Hop Generation, “We all have problems, dle East Sonia in Cam- about the Jean-Michel Fire Services. vehicle crashes.” FIREFIGHTERS and sometimes you can’t bridge March 12. Basquiat influence on the Students of the program Lynnfield Police Chief just answer them your- From A1 The niche he’s found is musical genre. receive classroom instruc- Glenn Davis praised his de- self,” Williams said. “But rapping explicitly about “I want to show that kids “I want to commend the tion, physical fitness train- partment’s new recruits on you start writing about Lynn, and his experienc- can do that,” he said. “A kid graduates … for their ing, firefighter skills train- their commitment, reiterat- stuff, and sometimes it es living in it. He walks from Lynn getting invit- commitment to their com- ing, and live firefighting ing Ostroskey’s sentiments. helps you figure it out. through local restaurants ed to the Museum of Fine munities,” said State Fire practice. To graduate, they “I want people to under- “You just don’t care and parking garages in Arts, just think of that.” Marshal Peter Ostrosky. must demonstrate profi- stand … both these men about it after you finish his music videos, and raps “These students already ciency in life safety, search both have full time ca- the song.” about summertime rides “I should call my style have full lives of fami- and rescue, ladder opera- reers. They’re husbands, Choosing a rap name through the city in cool cars. Lynn, because that’s what ly and full-time careers. tions, water supply, pump they’re fathers, and they was easy for Williams. “C There are bad things I focus on,” Williams said. (Now) on top of that, they operation, and fire attack. sacrificed their personal Wells” was given to him or- about Lynn, Williams “When you listen to my have made an additional “Today’s firefighters do and family time to com- ganically as a child, when said, and he doesn’t ig- music, I want you to feel effort to train to protect far more than fight fires,” plete this training,” Davis people began calling him nore them in his music. like you’re here.” and help their neighbors.” the statement read. “They said. “Their desire to serve that in fifth grade to distin- Shootings and other city For information about C After months of rigorous are the first ones called to their community is great- guish him from the numer- violence inspired him to Wells, visit spark.adobe. instruction, including 240 respond to chemical and ly appreciated. I am ex- ous other Christophers. write much of his music. com/page/wK1OfeJ4cyUKI/ hours of night and week- environmental emergen- tremely proud of both new He also had support “I can tell you bad stories for links to various web- end training, the six grad- cies … They may be called members and welcome from his parents, with about Lynn and I can tell sites featuring his music. To uates have demonstrated to rescue a child who has them to the Lynnfield Fire whom he enjoyed long you good, but as long as get tickets to his upcoming they meet the standards fallen through the ice or Department.” car rides listening to mu- the message goes through show, visit www.mideast- of National Fire Protec- who has locked himself in sic as a child — although and you know where this offers.com. Tickets are $15 tion Association 1001, ac- a bathroom. They rescue Elyse Carmosino can be his mother didn’t know he city is at the end of the online, and $20 at the door. cording to a press release people from stalled eleva- reached at ecarmosino@ was a rapper until she saw day, my mission is com- from the Department of tors and those trapped in itemlive.com. his face on the front page plete,” Williams said. David McLellan can be of The Daily Item in No- But, Williams said, reached at dmclellan@ Statewide tournament gets schools’ approval vember of 2010. the perception of Lynn, itemlive.com. MIAA schools via a power-rank- simply doesn’t make From A1 ing system and alignments sense,” Newhall added. starting in the Fall of Shaun Hart (Burling- CHECK OUT THIS IDEAL OFFICE why some schools have 2020. Division alignments ton), Johanna DiCarlo misgivings about the new will be re-established by (Westboro), Derek Fo- SPACE IN PRIME LOCATION system,” said Newhall. sports committees us- lan (Canton), Pam Gould “But at the end of the day, ing the TMC’s alignment (Sandwich) and Jim if you’re going to call it a guidelines, but it is yet to O’Leary (St. John’s Prep), state tournament, then be seen if divisions will ac- all members of the TMC, every team in the state tually be significantly re- sat at a table on stage should have the same aligned. Sports committees during Friday’s assembly. path to a title. We’ve seen will be given the opportu- MIAA Associate Direc- way too many uneven nity to request divisional tor Sherry Bryant, MIAA brackets over the years, expansion or alternatives President Jeff Granatino where the best four or five to alignment methods to and MIAA Executive Di- teams are all in one part the TMC. rector Bill Gaine also sat of the state beating up on “I think the committee at the table. each other, while a team did a good job (Friday) of Following a rundown of from another part of the showing that the Max- the proposal from Bryant, state coasts to the cham- Preps aspect of this was the group took questions pionship game. If you’re going to happen no mat- from the roughly 330 MIAA going to call it a state ter what,” said Newhall. “I membership representa- tournament, it should be personally am in favor of tives in the auditorium for the same tournament for the power ranking system. a little over 40 minutes. the entire state.” It goes back to fairness The TMC added that The new tournament for- and continuity. Teams out there will be an informa- mat will call for the top 32 west rank their teams in tional session with Max- teams in each division to one fashion, while Central qualify for the postseason Mass. teams are ranked Preps to answer additional based on power ranking. in a slightly different way, questions about the power Teams that achieve a reg- and teams in Eastern ranking process in March. Lynn Medical/Ofce Building ular season record above Mass. rank based on win- MaxPreps and questions .500, but are outside the ning percentage. It needs regarding the system were top 32, will also qualify for to be a uniform system. not up for discussion at 225 Boston Street the postseason. “To rank someone simply Friday’s meeting. This process of power off of their record when Mike Alongi can be One vacant suite ranking schools will be there’s so much variance handled by MaxPreps, in strengths of schedule reached at malongi@ which will begin to seed and caliber of opponents itemlive.com. Over 1,100 square feet

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill To fear or not to fear M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant I’m trying to figure out ation about this latest out- I’m writing this week’s E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall how nervous to get about break — in addition to ones column from my office 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey the new coronavirus. Usual- about pandemics through- at work, which is in the P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton ly I don’t have a choice: I’m out history archived by basement of a cinder block Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan either terrified of something, the U.S. National Insti- building. I’m surround- Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman or it doesn’t bother me. tutes of Health’s National ed by books, canned soup, Customer Service Things that force me to Library of Medicine — is bottled water, a microwave Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 run into the abyss, scream- that experts in the field and six boxes of tissues. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ing like a banshee, include have known for years that Coughing, sneezing and All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 (but are not limited to): “it is currently impossible sputtering, most of my stu- 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Turbulence on airplanes, to predict the emergence dents have been sick these Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 aggressive dogs and men of a future pandemic oth- last few weeks. They lean Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 who need to explain why er than to strongly suspect against the door frame before Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 militia groups are essential that one will eventually entering the office — usually Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 for American independence. occur, or to predict when or other students are already Subscriptions Things that raise no where a future pandemic John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 hanging around — and an- [email protected] qualms include driving in will occur, what subtype it nounce in muffled and croak- Circulation the dark on a six-lane high- will be and what degree of ing voices that they’re feeling [email protected] way, speaking to an audience morbidity and mortality it much better now. I believe of 5,000 skeptical listeners will produce.” This last pro- them, because these poor Ext. 3 and looking after a friend’s nouncement was first pub- souls are actually stand- Newsroom python for the weekend. lished in JAMA in 2007. ing up, even if they are still [email protected] Maybe I don’t want the It sounds a great deal like speaking into their elbows. [email protected] python riding in the pas- Messonnier’s statement. Because faculty are re- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL senger seat as I’m heading I also spent time reading quired to dispose of our own down that highway to give newspapers from 1918 and Sports trash from our individual [email protected] a talk to the women’s auxil- 1919, when the “Great In- offices (you thought aca- iary luncheon for the “Boys fluenza” killed more people demic life was glamorous?), Ext. 5 Bearing Arms” group, but than did World War I. More at the end of my workday, I Retail and Online Have we that’s only because the cute people died in a single will take the baskets filled Advertising snake would probably keep year of this flu than in the with Kleenex, candy wrap- [email protected] trying to change what’s on four years when the Black pers and crumpled coffee ADVERTISING the radio. Death plagued Europe. cups and stuff them into turned into But this coronavirus busi- I even watched “Conta- the bin in the hallway. Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising ness has me emotionally gion,” a 2011 movie that Being with people is part and Business Development, ext. 1355 puzzled. So I’ve been read- exposed me to one of my of my job and part of my [email protected] ing widely and attempting least favorite stars, Gwyn- life. Nowhere is safe. phone addicts? to get solid information eth Paltrow. It’s about a Ralph Mitchell And although I won’t be Sales Representative, ext. 1313 from a variety of sources. global pandemic. It should scared into isolation, I will, [email protected] As no doubt you’ve learned, be better, and it ends with swear to follow the sugges- Editorial by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette edito- the director of the National a prom (the movie, not the Eric Rondeau tion provided at the World Sales Representative, ext. 1280 rial board Center for Immunization microbe). While the film Health Organization’s web- [email protected] and Respiratory Diseases, disturbed me, it didn’t site: I will stay away from Patricia Whalen Put down the cellphone. Live a little. That Dr. Nancy Messonnier, de- make me buy a mask. those who spit in public. clared, “It’s not so much of a I’ll take measures. I prom- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 phone is stealing your life away. That’s not only good ad- [email protected] question of if this will hap- ise to wash my hands; I Recent surveys show the average American vice. It’s now my motto. pen anymore, but rather promise not to shake hands BUSINESS OFFICE spends about three to four hours each day on more of a question of exactly with you if you want to Gina Barreca is a board their cellphones. That’s more than a month a Susan J. Conti when this will happen” when keep the “social distancing” of trustees distinguished Controller, ext. 1288 year, depending on an individual’s usage. talking about the coronavi- that is now recommended professor of English litera- [email protected] A Deloitte survey found that people check rus entering the U.S. by the World Health Orga- ture at the University of Ted Grant their phones nearly 50 times a day, including What I’ve also learned, nization. I’ll ask you before Connecticut and the author Publisher, ext. 1234 at work. That’s an extreme distraction, per- from reading recent arti- I give you a hug. of 10 books. She can be [email protected] haps even an addiction. cles in the Journal of the But I’m not canceling my reached at www.ginabarre- Marian Kinney The Pew Research Center found nearly a American Medical Associ- classes or changing my life. ca.com. ext. 1212 third of Americans are online constantly — [email protected] much of that on their phones. More than two- JEFFREY A. WINTERS Will Kraft thirds of teenagers say they often or some- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 times go on their phones to pass the time, [email protected] according to Pew. The people who once bankrolled Paula Villacreses RescueTime, which provides time manage- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ment advice and tools, said it found that most politicians are now running for office [email protected] sessions on the phone last two minutes. That Mike Shanahan means people are constantly picking up and Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 putting down their phones throughout the On the night of the Iowa cal equality and inequali- ical campaigns or hiring [email protected] day. If people did that in the days of landline caucuses, Nina Turner, the ty coexisting in the same lobbyists to roam the halls national co-chair for the system. The arrangement of Congress getting benefi- Carolina Trujillo phones, someone probably would have called Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Bernie Sanders campaign, is contradictory and inher- cial language inserted into [email protected] a psychiatrist for them. triggered a kerfuffle when ently unstable. bills, or by blocking threat- We’re looking at our phones and frittering she bluntly called Mike Writing in 350 B.C., Aris- ening legislation. Jim Wilson away hours of our lives each day that would Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Bloomberg an oligarch. She totle asked whether the rich American oligarchs today [email protected] be better spent talking with friends, fami- said Americans who believe and poor, oligarchy and de- are bold, confident and no lies and children. Or working. Or writing the in democracy should be mocracy, could be combined longer see why they should CIRCULATION great American novel. ashamed that oligarchs can into one political system. operate only through or- Lisa Mahmoud All of us should try to plan dedicated time buy their way into office. He argued it was possible dinary politicians. They Manager, ext. 1239 away from our phones. Jason Johnson, an MSN- only if everyone is confused think nothing of bankroll- [email protected] BC commentator, pushed about what sort of system ing campaigns that no or- Yes, sometimes the phones are needed for CUSTOMER SERVICE work. Reality check. Most of the time, people back against Turner with they’re living in. The power dinary politician can afford La’ Mosha Ball glued to a cell phone are surfing the internet a classic line American of oligarchs and the people without constantly begging Customer Service, ext. 1276 or playing games or at best engaged in an in- oligarchs love to hear. had to be balanced so that for donations. [email protected] Bloomberg isn’t an oli- no one was sure whether American oligarchs even tense messaging session about nothing too GRAPHICS garch, Johnson declared, they were living in an oli- try to justify this new era of important. The time adds up. “he’s a rich guy.” garchy or democracy. wealth power by claiming, Trevor Andreozzi Cellphones are remarkable inventions, giv- An oligarch, Johnson in- Confusion and uncertain- with no hint of irony, that Designer [email protected] ing us access to information from almost any- sisted, is “a rich person who ty are necessary for stabili- the only way to break the where. Like any good thing — such as food or got their money off of oil in ty in oligarchic democracies. grip of big money on Amer- Mark Sutherland wine — too much causes problems. Overused, Russia.” Those crafting the Consti- ican politics is to elect rich Creative Director [email protected] cell phones affect our mental health and re- What Turner got right and tution knew they were living candidates who can ignore lationships. Psychologists increasingly recog- Johnson misunderstands is in a society not only based oligarchs and truly serve NEWSROOM nize a link between heavy social media usage that being an oligarch has on slavery, but also on large ordinary citizens. Mike Alongi and depression and anxiety. People become nothing to do with how you disparities of wealth and Trust the oligarchs to save Sports Editor ext. 1228 anxious if they forget their phone or have to make your fortune. It doesn’t power among the free. And us from oligarchy! This was [email protected] matter if your money is clean they expected economic in- be away from it for a while. Donald Trump’s message Bill Brotherton Cell phone use is often impolite, as well. or dirty, or if your political in- equality to rise, which it has. to a base suspicious of oli- Features Editor ext. 1338 tentions are good or corrupt. They did not want the Many people check their messages or even garchs and big corporations, [email protected] Oligarchs are people many to be able to use de- and they bought it. text when talking to someone else. And then Elyse Carmosino whose primary source of mocracy to threaten the Oligarchs are unnerved by there’s the danger from people who are tex- Reporter, ext. 1264 political power is wealth. wealthy minority. During the progressive candidates [email protected] ting or using their phones while driving. This definition dates back the Constitutional Conven- and movements that their There’s no doubt that cellphones are chang- thousands of years. tion, they worried openly Gayla Cawley new visibility and swagger Reporter, ext. 1236 ing the ways we interact with our fellow hu- The presence of oligarchs about an “excess of de- are producing. Figures like [email protected] man beings. And many of those changes are poses major challenges to mocracy” in America. The Bernie Sanders and Alex- not good. democracy, whose legitima- tricky problem was how to andria Ocasio-Cortez are a Cheryl Charles cy is based on fundamental make American democracy News Editor, ext. 1278 Try to take a few more phone breaks during direct response to the cri- [email protected] the day or resolve to put aside several hours principles of equality such oligarch-friendly. sis of legitimacy spreading when the cellphone is off-limits. It might just as one person, one vote. The founders gave free- throughout American politics. Olivia Falcigno Like everyone else, oli- dom and voice to the many, Photographer, ext.1224 make for a better day or give a bit of insight Fifteen years ago virtual- [email protected] into what’s going on with friends or family garchs get only one vote on but focused power upward ly none of my Northwestern Election Day. But unlike in the Senate, Supreme Spenser Hasak members. students thought the U.S. ordinary voters, they can Court and presidency to Photographer, ext. 1332 was an oligarchy. Like John- [email protected] each cast wildly unequal safeguard the rich. son, they believed America money votes that even mil- American democracy was just a democracy with Thor Jourgensen lions of small donors can would blend equality with rich people. Starting about Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] barely match. inequality, participation five years ago, it was almost In the first four months power with wealth power, impossible to find a single Daniel Kane of his campaign, Bloomberg democracy with oligarchy. student who believed the Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] spent $463 million of his We are hearing a lot now U.S. was a democracy. own money. That’s $180 about oligarchy because the They now view the coun- Steve Krause million more than all small balance has been disturbed. try as an oligarchy with Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 donations made to all the The three richest Ameri- regard to most things that [email protected] other Democratic candi- cans, Sanders wrote in an matter — who runs for of- Anne Marie Tobin dates combined. op-ed in the Wall Street fice, tax breaks for the rich, Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Oligarchs use their ex- Journal, have as much austerity for the many, in- [email protected] aggerated wealth power wealth as the entire bottom dustries free to pollute and David McLellan throughout the political half of the population com- a prison society for the poor. Reporter, ext. 1317 system not only to influ- bined. And oligarchs are in [email protected] ence elections, but also to the country’s face politically Jeffrey A. Winters is a pro- Ryan York dominate key issues be- like never before. fessor of political science Copy Editor, ext. 1220 tween elections as well. They used to be content and director of the Equality [email protected] The blending of democ- to hang back, out of sight, Development and Global- TECHNOLOGY racy and oligarchy in the and defend their wealth ization Studies Program at U.S. is the story of politi- by quietly funding polit- Northwestern University. 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] SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION New York tunnel repairs could mean more rider headaches By David Porter The new plan calls for ASSOCIATED PRESS more extensive repairs that will require further NEW YORK — The news service disruptions, said that Amtrak will ramp up Stephen Gardner, Am- repairs to its century-old trak’s senior executive vice Hudson River rail tunnel president and chief operat- while a project to build ing and commercial officer. a new tunnel languishes “We’re trying to bal- likely will translate into ance what we can do now more headaches for al- with the impacts of do- ready beleaguered com- muters. ing it now,” Gardner told U.S. Transportation Sec- The Associated Press at a retary Elaine Chao told transportation conference a House subcommittee in New York on Thursday. “If we have to curtail rush PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday that federal of- ficials are working with hour for the next five years A school janitor opens the door to a staff room Amtrak on a plan to accel- to do some interim work, inside Bothell High School, closed for the day, erate the work now on the there’s huge impacts to Thursday, in Bothell, Wash. 110-year-old tunnel. that. So we’re tying to find The new tunnel, pro- that right balance.” posed nine years ago as The most disruptive U.S. schools start part of the larger Gateway FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS repairs could “require a project to transform rail The Hudson River rail tunnel in New York. complete outage at some planning for possible capacity in the New York point,” he added. region, is mired in a fund- overnight and weekend nel is built, but Chao said The problems — in- spread of coronavirus ing dispute between the hours to repair damage Thursday that beginning cluding water leaking in, federal government and accelerated by flooding the repair work now “is crumbling walls, an out- New York and New Jersey the right move.” She noted dated track bed and over- from 2012’s Superstorm By Collin Binkley of the U.S. Centers for Dis- and currently is ineligible that building a new tun- head wire issues — are so ASSOCIATED PERSS ease Control and Preven- for federal grants. Sandy. The Gateway plan nel would take seven to 10 extensive that they won’t tion, said at a Wednesday Amtrak already shuts called for shutting down years and cost an estimat- all be repaired, even un- Schools across the Unit- news conference. ed States are canceling down one of the existing the tunnel for a complete ed $11 billion, under the der the new plan, Gardner School letters sent home tunnel’s two tubes during overhaul once a new tun- most favorable conditions. conceded. trips abroad, preparing from Florida to California online lessons and even this week sought to assure rethinking “perfect at- parents that, in most com- tendance” awards as they munities, the risk of ex- brace for the possibility Feds reject removal of 4 U.S. posure to the virus is still that the new coronavirus very low. Most suggest- could begin spreading in ed the same precautions their communities. used to combat the flu: Northwest dams in key report Districts have been rush- Wash hands frequently, ing to update emergency cover sneezes and coughs, plans this week after fed- By Gillian Flaccus eral officials warned that and stay home if fever or ASSOCIATED PRESS other symptoms arise. the virus, which started in PORTLAND, Ore. — A China, is almost certain At schools, cleaning crews have been told to pay extra long-awaited federal re- to begin spreading in the port out Friday rejected U.S. Many are preparing attention to door knobs, keyboards and other sur- the idea of removing four for possible school clo- hydroelectric dams on a sures that could stretch faces that students touch through the day. Some major Pacific Northwest Water moves weeks or longer, even as river in a last-ditch effort districts have invested through a they work to tamp down to save more than a dozen in handheld disinfectant spillway of the panic among students, species of threatened or sprayers that are used in Lower Granite parents and teachers. endangered salmon, say- President Donald Trump hospitals, Others are add- ing such a dramatic ap- Dam on the has worked to minimize ing traditional hand sani- proach would destabilize Snake River fears about the virus, but tizers in schools and buses. the power grid, increase near Almota, on Wednesday he and fed- But even as they work overall greenhouse emis- Wash. eral health officials rec- on prevention, schools are sions and more than dou- ommended that schools also starting to prepare FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIAT- ble the risk of regional start planning for arrival for the worst. Many are ED PRESS of the COVID-19 virus making plans to teach stu- power outages. “just in case.” dents online in case the vi- The four dams on the Environmental groups use, but the report calls however, called the fo- “It’s the perfect time for rus spreads so widely that lower Snake River are that have pushed for years for additional studies and cus on the Snake River a businesses, health care schools are forced to close. part of a vast and com- for the dams to come down other dam improvements. “deadly distraction” from systems, universities and Officials are considering plex hydroelectric power immediately blasted the “Rather than seizing other efforts to help salm- schools to look at their how they would handle system operated by the report. The three agencies this opportunity to heed on, and said the report pandemic preparedness large numbers of absences federal government in in charge of overseeing the public’s call for work- presented a balanced solu- plans, dust them off, and among students or teach- Washington, Oregon, Ida- the sprawling hydropower ing together for a solution tion that won’t add costs make sure that they’re ers, and how to make up ho and Montana. The mas- system recommended an that revives salmon pop- for ratepayers or disrupt ready,” Dr. Anne Schuchat, days that could be missed sive dams, built in eastern alternative that prioritiz- ulations, the draft plan is the region’s power supply. principal deputy director because of the virus. Washington between 1961 es a “flex spill” approach built on the same failed “Once again, the science and 1975, are at the cen- — spilling more water approach the courts have has determined that de- ter of a years-long battle over the dams when juve- rejected time and again,” stroying the four Lower U.S. reports first that pits the fate of two nile salmon are migrating said Todd True, an attor- Snake River dams would iconic Pacific Northwest to the ocean — and con- ney for Earthjustice who have high environmental species — the salmon and tinuing the transport of has represented environ- and economic costs,” said drug shortage tied the killer whale — against young fish around dams mentalists and fishing Todd Myers, environmen- the need for plentiful, using trucks and barges groups in ongoing litiga- tal director at the Wash- carbon-free power for the in some cases. Both ap- tion over the dams. ington Policy Center, a to virus outbreak booming region. proaches are already in Dam removal opponents, conservative think tank. By Matthew Perrone Gibson, a senior adviser at and Linda A. Johnson bioethics research group ASSOCIATED PRESS The Hastings Center. “In Court temporarily halts Trump’s ‘Remain the context of shortages WASHINGTON — globally, you have to be in Mexico’ policy for U.S. asylum seekers Health officials reported very, very careful.” the first U.S. drug shortage More than 83,000 tied to the viral outbreak By Elliot Spagat to violence, kidnapping COVID-19 cases have been ASSOCIATED PRESS and extortion in danger- that is disrupting produc- reported worldwide, nearly tion in China, but they de- ous Mexican border cities. 79,000 of them in main- SAN DIEGO — Deal- Hundreds more have been clined to identify the man- land China. Government ing a significant blow to a ufacturer or the product. living in squalid encamp- officials there have severe- signature Trump admin- ments just across the bor- The Food and Drug Ad- ly restricted travel and istration immigration pol- der, as they wait for their ministration said late imposed strict quarantine icy, a federal appeals court next court date. Thursday that the drug’s measures to try and stop ruled Friday that the gov- Advocates planned to maker recently contacted the virus from spreading. ernment can no longer have immigrants immedi- officials about the shortage, Restrictions on move- make asylum seekers wait ately cross the border and which it blamed on a man- ments of people and goods in Mexico while their cas- present the court deci- ufacturing issue with the have been imposed by at es wind through the U.S. medicine’s key ingredient. least 90 countries, and immigration courts. sion to border authorities Regulators stressed that that’s disrupting flow of The same court, based on Friday. Lawyers were alternative medicines are drugs and raw materi- in San Francisco, decid- hoping to get their clients available to treat patients. als, said Nicolette Louis- ed to keep another major before U.S. immigration The FDA previously said saint, executive director of change on hold, one that court judges. it had reached out to 180 Healthcare Ready, a non- denies asylum to anyone In the decision, the drug manufacturers and profit group funded by drug who enters the U.S. ille- judges acknowledged the asked them to check their distributors, government gally from Mexico. controversy that has en- supply chain and report and foundations that tracks The twin setbacks for gulfed federal courtrooms any potential disruptions. the impact of epidemics and the Trump administration over the issue of nation- The agency also said it natural disasters. may prove temporary if wide injunctions in recent weeks. The Trump admin- had identified 20 drugs For decades, the phar- it appeals to the U.S. Su- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS produced or sourced ex- maceutical industry has preme Court, which has istration has been wide- clusively from China, but shifted manufacturing to consistently sided with Migrants, many who were returned to Mexico ly critical of nationwide it declined to name them. China, India and other the president on immigra- under the Trump administration’s “Remain in injunctions, saying a few The FDA has good rea- countries to take advan- tion and border security Mexico” program, wait in line to get a meal in “liberal” areas should not son to not release the tage of cheaper labor and policies. an encampment near the Gateway Internation- be making policy for the names of drugs facing materials. Today, roughly The “Remain in Mexico” al Bridge in Matamoros, Mexico. entire country. potential shortages, said 80 percent of the ingre- policy, known officially as A divided court declared Rosemary Gibson, who dients used in U.S. medi- “Migrant Protection Pro- and officials believe it is a gration lawyers and ad- the policy invalid but ac- wrote the book “China Rx” cines are made abroad, ac- tocols,” took effect in Janu- big reason why illegal bor- vocates who have spent knowledged California on that nation’s role in cording to federal figures. ary 2019 in San Diego and der crossings plummeted months fighting with the and Arizona are the only American health care. India and other Asian gradually spread across about 80 percent from a administration over a pro- border states in its juris- “People might rush to nations rely on Chinese the border. Nearly 60,000 13-year high in May. gram they see as a human- diction. Texas and New buy it and that would cre- drug ingredients to make people have been sent Reaction to the decision itarian disaster, subject- Mexico are outside its ju- ate a worse situation,” said finished generic pills. back to wait for hearings, was swift among immi- ing hundreds of migrants risdiction. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- mer St.; at 6:04 p.m. Thurs- Report: Los Angeles deputies larly arrests, reflect police records. day at 98 Willow St. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of a person over- shared Kobe Bryant crash photos curacy, it is the sole responsibility dosing on their medication at 5:19 p.m. Thursday at 17 of the concerned party to contact Beach Road, Apt. 9. By Stefanie Dazio the relevant police department and ASSOCIATED PRESS have the department issue a no- Theft LOS ANGELES — Au- tice of correction to the Daily Item. thorities are investigating Corrections or clarifications will not A report of a larceny at 4:28 p.m. Thursday at 140 Union whether deputies shared be made without express notice of St. graphic photos of the he- change from the arresting police licopter crash scene where department. Kobe Bryant, his 13-year- MARBLEHEAD old daughter and seven others were killed. LYNN Accident The Los Angeles Times reported on Thursday that Arrests A report of a motor vehicle a public safety source with crash at 2:13 p.m. Thursday knowledge of the events Boris Franco-Castro, 22, of on Humphrey Street. 21 Henry Ave., was arrested had seen one of the photos on the phone of another of- on a warrant charge of mali- SAUGUS ficial in a setting that was cious destruction of a motor not related to the inves- vehicle at 8:21 p.m. Thursday. Accidents tigation of the crash. He Corey Rezendes, 28, of 15 said the photos showed the Verdmont Ave., was arrested An officer reported a motor scene and victims’ remains. and charged with disorderly vehicle accident at the Route The source spoke on conduct at 3:26 a.m. Friday. 1 Walnut Street exit at 8:43 condition of anonymity Senaida Rodriguez, 45, of p.m. Thursday. because of the sensitive FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 12 Henry Ave., was arrested Officers received a call at nature of the allegations. and charged with sexual con- 7:21 p.m. Thursday about an The Los Angeles Sher- Fans line up to get into the Staples Center to attend a public memorial duct for a fee at 3:12 a.m. accident near Ocean State iff’s Department said in for former Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Friday. Job Lot on Broadway. a statement Friday it was Gianna, in Los Angeles, Monday. Police received a call at investigating the allega- Angeles Deputy Sheriffs, received them from some- was coached by her father, Accidents 7:11 p.m. Thursday from a tions detailed in the news- paper’s report. the union that represents one else. were honored at a public A report of a motor vehicle party reporting two vehicles rank-and-file deputies, de- Capt. Jorge Valdez, a memorial Monday at Sta- had a rear-end collision on “The sheriff is deeply hit-and-run crash at 1:57 disturbed at the thought clined to comment specifi- spokesman for the sheriff’s ples Center, where Bryant the northbound ramp to p.m. Thursday at Chatham deputies could allegedly cally on the allegations. department, said the de- starred for most of his 20- Street and Western Avenue; Route 1 from the Lynn Fells engage in such an insen- “As with all investiga- partment had contacted the year career with the Los at 9:34 a.m. Friday at Conve- Parkway. The caller reported sitive act,” the statement tions, we will aggressively victims’ families because of Angeles Lakers. nience Plus, 225 Western Ave. the other party had no lights, said. “A thorough investi- represent our members the newspaper’s inquiries. A report by the Nation- A report of a motor vehicle which created a hazard. Offi- gation will be conducted and preserve their rights,” Bryant and the others al Transportation Safety crash at 6:22 a.m. Thursday cers reported the vehicle was by the department, with the union said in a state- were killed in the Jan. 26 Board stated there weren’t at South and Summer streets; towed. the number one priority of ment Friday. helicopter crash northwest any signs of engine failure at 7:57 a.m. Thursday at Eu- A woman came into the sta- protecting the dignity and The Times reported that of Los Angeles were trav- from the wreckage recov- clid and Lake View avenues; tion at 5:30 p.m. Thursday to privacy of the victims and it’s unclear how widely the eling to a youth basketball ered from the crash site. at 7:24 a.m. Friday at East- report her vehicle had been their families.” photos might have been tournament at Bryant’s The pilot, Ara Zobayan, ern Avenue and New Ocean struck in the driver’s side door Deputy Maria Lucero disseminated and who sports facility in Thousand had nearly navigated the Street; at 7:29 a.m. Friday at while it was parked in the lot told The Associated Press was involved. It’s addi- Oaks. The cause of the helicopter out of blinding 90 Commercial St.; at 7:48 near Target on the Lynn Fells on Friday that “the matter tionally unclear whether crash is undetermined. clouds when it turned and a.m. Friday at 606 Chestnut Parkway. Officers told the is being looked into.” the deputies had taken Bryant and his daugh- plunged into the moun- St.; at 7:59 a.m. Friday at woman to contact the sta- The Association for Los the photos themselves or ter Gianna, whose team tainside. Thurgood Marshall Middle tion if she receives any more School, 100 Brookline St.; at information about the vehicle 8:01 a.m. Friday at 135 Fay- involved. Construction crane collapses at LA ette St. Complaints Assaults Police received a call at stadium site, no injuries reported A report of an assault and 8:38 p.m. Thursday from an INGLEWOOD, Calif. A crane at a battery at 8:51 a.m. Thursday employee at the Red Roof Inn (AP) — A large construc- construction at Richdale’s Convenience on Broadway who reported tion crane collapsed Fri- she had an aggressive cus- that collapsed Store, 585 Essex St.; at 7:20 day morning outside SoFi p.m. Thursday at 70 Granite tomer at the front desk. Dis- outside SoFi Stadium, the new home Stadium, the St., no. 23C. patched officers reported the of the NFL’s Los Angeles man left prior to officer arrival. new home of Chargers and Rams, ac- the Los Ange- Complaints An employee of Walmart on cording to the fire depart- Broadway called the station les Chargers A report of hazardous mate- ment. No injuries were and the Los at 2:53 p.m. Thursday to re- reported. rials at 2:05 p.m. Thursday at port the store had an unwant- Angeles Rams 590 Washington St.; at 11:19 Firefighters were dis- on Friday in ed party refusing to leave. The patched to the stadium p.m. Thursday at St. Mary’s party was gone when officers Inglewood, Cemetery, 190 Lynnfield St. in suburban Inglewood Calif. arrived. shortly before 8 a.m. Fire Missing Person Department spokesman PHOTO | ASSOCIATED SWAMPSCOTT Franklin Lopez said a PRESS A report of a missing person crane that was being at 11:58 p.m. Thursday at 74 Accident moved struck a stationary cert and a few weeks later recently estimated to cost the 2028 Summer Olym- South Elm St. crane, causing the station- the Rams and Chargers $5 billion. pics. A report of a hit-and-run ary crane to collapse. will play their first pre- SoFi Stadium will host It will also be the site of motor vehicle crash at 9:02 There was no structural the Super Bowl in Febru- a newly announced Los Overdose season games there. a.m. Thursday at North Shore damage to the stadium. ary 2022 and the college Angeles Bowl between A report of a drug overdose Physicians Group, 383 Para- The 70,000-seat stadium Rams owner Stan Kro- football championship football teams from the at 231 Thursday at 335 Sum- dise Road. is expected to open in July enke is privately financ- game in January 2023, Pac-12 and Mountain with a Taylor Swift con- ing the construction, most followed by events during West conferences.

POLICE BRIEFS Rhode Island man says 2018, was involved with policy to report each and groups from different ar- dy at a Massachusetts jail partment, said the de- in lawsuit he was foreign missions that had every allegation of clergy eas of the city, prosecutors filed an $8 million wrong- partment has not yet been been described as orphan- sexual abuse of a minor — said Thursday. ful death lawsuit against served with the lawsuit abused by priest ages or schools but that regardless of credibility — Jose Lopez, 19, was sen- the sheriff and the state. and could not comment were in fact known to the to law enforcement.” tenced to 17 to 20 years in The parents of William specifically about it. (AP) — A Rhode Island diocese as a source of child state prison after pleading Lufkin III sued Plymouth man alleges that he was sexual abuse victims, ac- Boston man charged guilty this week in Fall County Sheriff Joseph Mc- molested as a child by a Ex-Providence officer charged cording to the suit. River Superior Court in Donald and the Common- Roman Catholic priest with killing mother in crash that injured trooper The diocese also as- the death of Mateo Mo- wealth of Massachusetts who also trafficked chil- signed Demers to a parish BOSTON (AP) — A Bos- rales in August 2016, ac- last week, The Enterprise ASSOCIATED PRESS dren for sex while church even after learning he had ton man charged with cording to the Bristol dis- reported Wednesday. leaders looked the other been charged with abus- killing his mother was or- trict attorney’s office. His parents are seeking A former probationary way, according to a lawsuit ing children in Haiti, also dered at his arraignment Luis Class, 25, was sen- a jury trial and $8 million Providence police offi- filed against the Diocese according to the suit. Friday to undergo an eval- tenced to serve 15 to 18 in damages, alleging Mc- cer authorities say was of Providence. Houllahan does not say uation at a state psychiat- years in state prison. Donald’s conduct was neg- involved in a car crash Robert Houllahan, 51, he was trafficked for sex ric facility. Lopez delivered the fatal ligent and there was “ex- that injured a state police of Providence, said in the but said he saw children Zackery Grandy, 22, was stab wound, prosecutors treme emotional distress” trooper now faces charges. suit filed Thursday that from Central America held without bail at his said. to the family. Stephen Kennedy, who he was sexually abused when he was brought to arraignment on a mur- The stabbing stemmed Lufkin, a lifelong Brock- was off-duty but in uni- by the late Rev. Normand Demers’ private quarters der charge in the beating from an earlier incident ton resident, was found form at the time of the Feb. Demers, who received the in in 1976 in the rectory of death Thursday of his when Morales and a friend dead in his cell at the 4 crash on Interstate 95 “protection and affirma- St. Joseph, where he was mother, Gisel Thomas. A had gone to a different Plymouth County Correc- in Warwick, was charged tive assistance” of the di- molested by Demers and not guilty plea was en- part of the city and were tional Facility in February Thursday with driving un- ocese and its leaders, The another man, according to tered on his behalf. jumped and beaten, pros- 2017 after he was arrested der the influence, fentanyl Providence Journal re- his allegations in the law- Grandy is “delusional” ecutors said. Social media by federal agents in con- possession and other of- ported. fenses, state police said in suit, which seeks unspeci- and “completely out of posts about the beating nection to a kidnapping. The diocese, current a statement. fied damages. touch with reality,” said escalated tensions on both The 26-year-old had Bishop Thomas Tobin Kennedy rear-ended a Houllahan was “severe- his attorney, Keith Halp- sides. been arraigned in U.S. and retired Bishop Louis parked state police cruiser ly and permanently in- ern. Morales and Class later District Court the day of Gelineau are among the that was carrying a troop- jured, and suffered and Officers responding to a had a verbal altercation in his arrest and transferred defendants named in the er and two police dogs, po- will continue to suffer call went to home in the Morales’s neighborhood, to the jail, where he was suit. lice said. severe pain, emotional city’s Dorchester neigh- and Morales threw some- “placed on special status” The diocese said in a Trooper Daniel O’Neil, distress, anxiety, depres- borhood at about 2:20 p.m. thing at Class’s car, prose- as they categorized him statement Friday that it who was conducting traffic sion, post-traumatic stress Thursday and found the cutors said. as a prisoner on “mental had not received a copy enforcement, was injured. syndrome, humiliation, victim inside, police said Class, left, but returned health/suicide watch.” of the lawsuit, “stoking in a statement. Grandy The dogs were checked out embarrassment, and loss with Lopez and others, He was found dead the allegations from several was later arrested. by a veterinarian but were of self esteem” as a result and that’s when the attack day after he was admitted, decades ago against a de- The woman’s death was unhurt. of the abuse, according to occurred. according to the lawsuit. ceased former priest.” De- the city’s 10th homicide of Kennedy, of Cranston, the suit. Morales was taken to St. The lawsuit states that mers was removed from Demers was included on a the year, police said. when an inmate is placed joined the Providence de- Luke’s Hospital, where he ministry in 2002 following list released by the diocese on suicide watch, it is re- partment as a probation- was pronounced dead. a credible allegation of last year of clerics who had Two men sentenced in fatal quired for the detainee ary officer in June. He was abuse, the diocese said. been “credibly accused” of stabbing of 15-year-old boy to be in a “controlled en- not hired, chief Hugh Cle- Gelineau, when reached sexually abusing minors. Family of man who vironment with elevated ments told WJAR-TV. by the newspaper, said he “All allegations against FALL RIVER (AP) — died by suicide in jail security attention and Kennedy is free on per- would not be able to ana- Demers have been report- Two men have pleaded sues authorities increased monitoring to sonal recognizance pending lyze the issues or recall ed to law enforcement,” guilty to manslaughter in maintain the safety and arraignment Tuesday. His facts enough to make a the diocese said in its the death of a 15-year-old BROCKTON (AP) — The well being of the detainee.” case was not listed in online comment. statement. “For over 20 New Bedford boy killed in family of a man who died John Birtwell, a spokes- court records and it was un- Demers, who died in years it has been diocesan a dispute involving rival by suicide while in custo- man for the sheriff’s de- clear if he had an attorney. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Virus fears lead K-pop superstars BTS to cancel Seoul shows By Hyung-Jin Kim April 18-19 at Seoul’s Shanghai and Hong Kong. concerts in Beijing and ASSOCIATED PRESS Olympic Stadium. The Cinemas in China al- Shanghai. That followed agency said it had to con- ready were shuttered, cancellations by the Bos- SEOUL, South Korea sider the health and safety which affected the Chi- ton Symphony Orchestra — K-pop superstars BTS of the artists, the produc- nese release of “Sonic the and Hong Kong Philhar- canceled an upcoming Hedgehog” and the Beijing concert series in South tion crews and the more monic. Korea’s capital as the than 200,000 concertgoers premiere and a promo- South Korean agen- country that exports en- expected. tional tour of the James cies have been canceling tertainment worldwide The South Korean gov- Bond film “No Time to K-pop events at home and tries to contain a soaring ernment and others affect- Die” among other impacts. abroad in response to re- virus outbreak. ed by the epidemic have The Walt Disney Co.’s quests from fans about It follows a near-shut- pushed to restrict mas- anticipated live-action artists’ safety. down of entertainment in sive public events to try to “Mulan” remake is due to Artists such as Taeyeon hard-hit parts of China, avoid situations where the open in China on March and boy bands WINNER the world’s second-biggest virus might spread. 27. and NCT Dream had pre- economy and second-big- Disney said Friday its The U.S.’s National Sym- viously canceled shows in gest box-office market. parks in Tokyo would close phony Orchestra canceled Singapore and Macao, and BTS, which performed for two weeks, adding to performances in Japan, GOT7 postponed concerts at the Grammys and at closures of its parks in after earlier canceling in Bangkok and Singapore. New York’s Grand Central Terminal for “The Tonight Show” in recent weeks, is seen as an emblem of South Korea’s cultural PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and economic power. Local A model wears a creation for the Balmain fash- media said the canceled ion collection during Women’s fashion week concerts were the inaugu- Fall/Winter 2020/21 presented in Paris on Friday. ral leg of the band’s new world tour. “We regret to announce that the BTS MAP OF Celine gets refined as THE SOUL TOUR ... has been canceled,” the band’s Balmain celebrates agency Big Hit Entertain- ment said in a statement. The management agen- diversity in Paris cy said the COVID-19 outbreak in South Korea, By Thomas Adamson chic double-breasted wool which has more than 2,000 ASSOCIATED PRESS coat with the house DNA of cases so far, made it impos- six gold buttons. It evoked sible to predict the scale of PARIS — Usher un- the mood of an urban gang. the outbreak by April. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS leashed a photographer’s There were plenty of The seven-member boy battle at Balmain on Fri- hits. A loose pastel brown band was scheduled to Members of South Korean K-Pop group BTS pose for photos during the day, as he appeared at Par- leather pantsuit hybrid perform April 11-12 and Golden Disk Awards in Seoul, South Korea. is Fashion Week alongside subverted the cinched- towering model Cindy Bru- waist silhouette of house na. The designer, Olivier founder Pierre Balmain’s Rousteing said of the typ- Jolie Madame look. In- Ben Affleck speaks about the pain ically glamazon-filled fash- stead of a belt there was ion collection, that it was a a clutch bag on its front, celebration of his personal resembling a fanny pack. and catharsis of ‘The Way Back’ journey. Celine, mean- With its thick leather ruf- while, served up a sub- fles, it was surely the col- fleck says. “But the more go: ‘I got to change some- tle homage to the 1970’s. lection’s best look. By Jake Coyle The New York Times pub- ASSOCIATED PRESS expert you become in your thing!’ It’s when you hit a Here are some highlights Alas, Rousteing’s exu- lished an intimate profile of ready-to-wear shows for own failings, interestingly, stumbling block that you on him. Occasionally his berance was also what NEW YORK — Of the fall-winter 2020. the less likely you are to say: ‘OK, let’s be really voice quavered but most- was wrong with the col- many stories that have repeat them, I’ve found. honest.’” ly Affleck spoke earnestly lection, which strayed at stuck with Ben Affleck Balmain Celebrates That is how my life has And honesty is what Af- and straightforwardly. He times into overkill. from his Alcoholics Anon- Diversity and been getting better. I have fleck is now practicing, to seemed freshly unbur- ymous meetings, one has Traditions a better relationship with a degree rarely seen in dened. Making “The Way Celine’s Subtle 70S especially resonated for An orphan from posh my kids today than I did Hollywood, let alone for Back,” he said, helped Designer Hedi Slimane the actor. Recovery is of- Bordeaux, where doors him. put on a refined collection ten described as a process were closed to him because for Celine that was nota- “Sometimes just feeling of his race, Rousteing said of removing a damaging ble for its — relative — habit from your life. One those feelings again purg- he explored how those understatement. es them a little bit and same doors suddenly flung man articulated it in a Slimane’s touchstone for more positive way. He said frees you a little bit,” says open when he became a several seasons, the air of Affleck. “This movie was top designer in Paris. he quit drinking so he the on-trend 1970’s, was could be a free man. hard to make. Sometimes “I learned from an early captured in every of the 111 “That’s one of the most it was painful. And some- age that certain classes, — yes, 111 — salable looks. moving things that’s times I was embarrassed. clubs and cliques were Oversize black floppy stayed with me,” says Af- And sometimes I couldn’t closed off to someone who hats followed statement fleck. “The desire for that believe my life had any looked like me,” he said. talisman necklaces, se- freedom, and so I can be similarity to this.” “Many of the codes of a quined dresses with bow accountable to my kids.” When Brad Ingelsby’s world that was once be- collars, ruffles on shirts script came to Ben Af- yond my reach are key After a turbulent few and, of course, that decade’s fleck, it was titled “The parts of this collection... years, Affleck, 47, is try- staple of brown corduroy Has-Been.” Affleck was (that) adapts those sym- ing to reclaim his life and pants. They were all styles being pitched to direct. bols of upper-class exclu- reorder his career. In Af- we’ve seen before on the Coming off the best pic- sion and twists them.” Slimane-Celine runway. fleck’s new film, “The Way ture-winning “Argo,” he In that vein, in the dis- Yet this season was Back,” both missions con- last helmed the Prohi- play, he delivered a street- marked by an added re- verge powerfully. He plays bition-era crime thrill- cred makeover to tradi- finement — with a perfect a former high-school bas- er “Live by Night,” an tional styles — such as balance to the silhouette. ketball star brought back PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ambitious gangster film silk scarf patterns, classic The statement piece of a to coach his alma mater’s Director Gavin O’Connor, left, and actor Ben team in Gavin O’Connor’s that made a modest im- equestrian looks and the cascading layered bohemi- Affleck promote their film “The Way Back.” signature harlequin criss- an skirt that sparkled in movie, which opens March pression at the box office. 6. The film has obvious Affleck immediately con- cross patterns — ones ex- black, magenta, artichoke three years ago. I have a someone whose personal similarities to Affleck’s nected with the charac- ecuted in cognacs and in- and coral, could have been better relationship with ups and downs have been tense blues on rich fabrics life. It’s about a man ter: Jack Cunningham, a extreme, but was han- my ex-wife, I think, than such regular fodder for such as jersey. dled with refinement. It struggling with alcohol- former star athlete whose I did three years ago. I tabloids. In an interview The bourgeois harlequin was paired with a simple ism, divorce and midlife alcoholism, isolation and think I’m a better actor. I early last week, Affleck motif adorned billowing black bolero-style jacket disappointment. It’s about grief is lifted by a reluc- African-style capes, and that allowed the domi- the hard road to recovery, think I’m a more interest- was candid and clear-eyed tant return to basketball. equestrian leather waders nant garment breathing a path that Affleck has ing person because most about his battle for sobri- If he made it, Affleck looked like stripper boots. space. Giant fur coats been walking, with a few of the growth that I’ve had ety and the roots of his knew he’d get questions Rousteing’s passion was were delivered in black, stumbles along the way, has come from pain.” drinking. He met with The about parallels between evident in the pure exu- to merge with the model’s the last three years. Affleck smiles. “You no- Associated Press at a New the film and his life. “But, berance. The show opening pants and create a visual “I don’t know all the an- tice how you never suc- York high school after tap- frankly, I get asked about included a dozen models in continuity. While, culottes swers. I’m only an expert ceed and all your wildest ing a special with Diane that stuff, anyway,” he exactly the same look — a fluttered gently. in my own failings,” Af- dreams come true and you Sawyer and shortly before shrugs. ‘Into the Wild’ lures the unprepared to Alaska wilderness

By Rachel D’oro National Park have been woman from Belarus who of safety that doesn’t exist. ASSOCIATED PRESS rescued and others have died last year trying to There are other hazards, died in the harsh reality of reach the bus. including harsh weather ANCHORAGE, Alas- back-country terrain. “People keep going there ka — For nearly a quar- and dangerous terrain. The area is marked by despite multiple acci- ter-century, the old bus Some attempting the trip no cell phone service, un- dents reported,” said Piotr abandoned in Alaska’s are ill-prepared. predictable weather and Markielau, who was with punishing wilderness has “It’ll only encourage drawn adventurers seek- the raging Teklanika Riv- his wife Veramika Maika- more people to go,” says er, whose swollen banks mava when she was swept ing to retrace the steps of Denali Assembly member prevented the 24-year-old away by the river. “Mak- a young idealist who met a Jeff Stenger, who rejects Virginian from seeking ing the crossing safer is tragic death in the derelict the bridge idea and would help before his 1992 star- a social responsibility. It vehicle. prefer to see warning For many, Christopher vation death. is also a constructive and signs posted in the area. McCandless’ legend was Now families of some of humane way to learn from Borough Mayor Clay cemented in the 1996 “Into those who died are pro- people who died there.” posing looking at build- But some local officials in Walker wants to see the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Wild” book and later in the movie. But scores of ing a footbridge over the Denali Borough in Healy, bus relocated to a safer loca- The abandoned bus where Christopher Mc- travelers following his jour- Teklanika. The effort is about 25 miles away, fear tion on the other side of the Candless starved to death in 1992 on Stampede ney along the Stampede led by the husband of a a footbridge could give Teklanika with the help of Road near Healy, Alaska. Trail just outside Denali 24-year-old newlywed people a false impression federal and state agencies. A8 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 LOOK! Leap Day, Rare Disease Day, Open That Bottle Night, National Time Refund Day

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WAGERING under the legislation and er in the legislation and From A1 “Category SM” licens- debit cards, but not cred- es would allow up to five it cards, could be used to sports wagering platforms licensees to operate an make wagers. to persons physically lo- Online Sports Pool in Crighton said sports wa- cated in this state.” which wagers can be made gering is popular among Under Crighton’s leg- over the internet through younger Massachusetts islation, sports wagering computers, mobile appli- adults and he noted the would be regulated by the cations or mobile devices. Supreme Court decision state Gaming Commis- Casinos would pay an last May leaving the ques- sion with several license initial $500,000 applica- tion of sports betting le- categories, ranging from a tion fee and wagering rev- gality with the states. proposed Category 1 per- enue would be deposited “Most people my age mitting a license holder to into the Gaming Revenue want it. I think the bill operate a sports pool at a Fund with 5 percent go- we filed was not done on casino with “three online ing to a Collegiate Health, a whim. We talked to a sports pools or can autho- Wellness, and Education variety of stakeholders,” rize 3 vendors to operate a Fund. Crighton said. sports pool on its behalf.” Crighton’s bill would not The next stop for the bill Slot parlors could hold allow betting on any ama- is probably the Legisla- Category S2 licenses and teur sports, and all athletic ture’s main spending re- have two online sports events where participants view committee — House pools or can authorize are 18 or under; betting on Ways and Means. two vendors to operate a the Olympics, eSports or sports pool on its behalf. Fantasy Contests. Thor Jourgensen can be Live horse racing tracks Betting minimum age reached at tjourgensen@ could also hold a license is set at 21 years and old- itemlive.com. Tottenham’s Son to be quarantined upon return from South Korea LONDON (AP) — Son Heung-min will spend some time away from the Tottenham squad once he returns from having sur- gery in South Korea as a precaution in relation to the virus outbreak. Son underwent an oper- ation on his broken arm in Seoul last week and is coming back to England “very soon,” Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho said Friday. “He will have to follow some safety protocol,” Mourinho added. The latest figures re- ported by South Korea’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS health authority showed Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min cele- the country has more than brates after the English Premier League soc- 2,300 cases of the rapidly cer match against Aston Villa at Villa Park, Bir- spreading virus, with 16 mingham, England. deaths. Mourinho said he hopes season, and maybe the He is doing what he can to have Son back for “some European Championship do at this stage but always matches” by the end of the for England. with a good feeling. Every- season. “It gives me a hope that thing is going well.” The same applies to instead of (being fit for) Mourinho has been be- Harry Kane, who appears one or two matches, (he moaning the loss of Son to be ahead of schedule on could play) three, four, and Kane in recent weeks his return from a hamstring five,” Mourinho said of as Tottenham battles to injury. There were fears he Kane. “Just speculating a qualify for next season’s could miss the rest of the bit, the feelings are good. Champions League. WEATHER LOTTERY

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ITEM FILE PHOTO English’s Ademide Badmus had a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds in a win over Lawrence in the Division 1 North quarter nal Friday night. Strong second half propels English to victory By Mike Alongi glish coach Antonio An- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR derson. “We were really battling in the rst half ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK LYNN — After battling with both teams making The St. Mary’s girls basketball team’s bench erupts during a win over Austin Prep in the Divi- back and forth through plays, but once we were sion 3 North quarter nal Friday night. an exciting rst half, the able to go on a run in the No. 2 English boys bas- second half we did a great ketball team locked down job taking control.” defensively in the second Jack Rodriguez paced Spartans survive in Div. 3 North half and ran away to a the English offense with 93-63 win over No. 7 Law- 23 points and three re- By Daniel Kane over No. 8 Austin Prep done all year,” Spartans wrong you’re going to rence in the Division 1 bounds, while Jarnel Guz- ITEM STAFF Friday at Tony Conigliaro coach Jeff Newhall said. have a problem.’ All seven North quarter nal Friday man had 18 points and Gymnasium. “Not making excuses but did. night at Paul F. Cavanagh LYNN — Things didn’t seven rebounds. Muke- St. Mary’s had to over- we haven’t played in two “And I give Austin Prep Field House. The Bulldogs exactly unfold the way ba Jean-Baptiste had 17 credit,” Newhall said. “I scored 51 points in the they were planned for the come plenty in this one, weeks, our best defender, points and six rebounds, thought they played ex- second half en route to the St. Mary’s girls basket- including some uncharac- one of our leaders, Gabby while Ademide Badmus tremely well. They came victory. ball team in the quarter- teristic mistakes, injuries Torres didn’t play. Nico- put up a double-double in here with a plan. They “Lawrence is a great nal of the Division 3 to key players, rst-half lette (D’Itria) got hurt in with 14 points and 12 re- didn’t come in here and team, I know (Lawrence North state tournament, foul trouble and most im- the middle of the second bounds. Mason Jean-Bap- just lay over. They fought coach) Jesus (Moore) re- but the end result didn’t portantly a Cougars team quarter and we were in tiste added eight points us for two and a half ally well, and I know his change much. A big sec- that came ready to play. foul trouble. You could’ve and six rebounds. quarters.” team is always going to ond half lifted the No. 1 “We did some things put seven things on the be ready to play,” said En- ENGLISH, B2 Spartans to a 75-45 win that we haven’t really board and said, ‘if they go ST. MARY’S, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Saugus’ Molly Granara scored 11 points in a loss to Newburyport in the Division 2 North quarter nal Friday night. Saugus girls fall to Newburyport in Div. 2 ITEM FILE PHOTO Liz Gonzalez (right) and the Bishop Fenwick girls basketball team earned a 59-44 win over North quarter nal Lynn eld in the Division 3 North quarter nal Friday night. By Mike Alongi Mark Schruender. “We ITEM SPORTS EDITOR were able to hold a really Fenwick knocks off Lynn eld in Div. 3 North good team to 40 points, SAUGUS — The Saugus which was our goal com- girls basketball team kept ing into the game. Unfor- The Crusaders drained rst quarter was either a byes and off extended By Anne Marie Tobin things close for most of tunately we just weren’t ITEM STAFF their rst ve 3-pointers, made basket or a turnover layoffs. Fenwick had not the night, but in the end able to get enough shots all of them in the rst it seemed,” said Fenwick played in 11 days, while PEABODY — It may the No. 3 Sachems sim- to fall.” quarter, and went to n- coach Adam DeBaggis. Lynn eld had not played not have been pretty at ply couldn’t make enough Molly Granara led the ish 9-of-17 for a shooting “It was huge to come out in 15 and it showed, as baskets in a 40-32 loss to way with 11 points for times, but a sizzling hot the rst quarter was percentage of 53 percent and hit those shots early No. 6 Newburyport in the Saugus. hand from beyond the arc chock full of turnovers for for the game. and that was some smooth Division 2 North quarter- The Sachems struggled was more than enough to both sides. Five Crusaders made at shooting, but you can’t just nal at John Towers Gym- to score all night, with lift the the No. 4 Bishop The Crusaders sprint- least one trey, with Veron- rely on shots and obvious- nasium Friday night. Newburyport’s strong de- Fenwick girls basketball ed out to a 17-10 lead ica Tache’ (18 points) and ly that’s what happened in fense playing a key fac- team to a 59-44 victory after a Maria Orfanos “It was a tough game for Morginn Kotchian (13 the second half when we tor. Despite the scoring over visiting No. 5 seed three-pointer with 1:30 us in terms of scoring, but points) leading the way didn’t hit as many.” dif culties, Saugus only Lynn eld in the Division left in the quarter. we played great defense 3 North quarter nal Fri- with three each. Both teams came into and fought hard until the trailed 16-9 at halftime. day night. “Every possession in the the game with rst-round FENWICK, B2 end,” said Saugus coach SAUGUS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Maiya Bergdorf had 11 point and nine rebounds for St. Mary’s in a win over Austin Prep in the ITEM FILE PHOTO Division 3 North quarterfinal Friday night. Jack Rodriguez led English with 23 points in a win over Lawrence in the Division 1 North St. Mary’s girls basketball overcomes quarterfinal Friday night. English boys move mistakes in Div. 3 North victory ST. MARY’S the third quarter and the opening minutes. St. rest of the night. on to Div. 1 North From B1 played some defense on Mary’s ended the quarter Matela knocked down their point guard. Yirsy on a 9-2 run, capped off by another 3-pointer after a The Spartans’ depth was got it going. It wasn’t real- a three from Van Nguyen small St. Mary’s run to semifinal with win on full display, with four ly the way we would nor- (six points), to go into the stretch the Spartans lead players reaching double mally draw it up, but to break up 30-24. to 42-32. It was smooth But in the second half, digits in scoring. Yirsy have the struggles that we “At halftime, the moral ENGLISH sailing from there thanks the tables turned in Queliz (game-high 14 had and still score 75 of the story was just settle From B1 to a strong defensive effort English’s favor. Mason points, six rebounds) and points is pretty good.” down and play the way we and the Spartans stretched “The team is really bal- Jean-Baptiste knocked Alyssa Grossi (10 points, Both teams traded leads had been playing all year,” their lead to 55-36 by the anced right now,” said down a 3-pointer right five rebounds) stepped up back and forth in the first. Newhall said. “(Our team) fourth. Anderson. “Jack really out of the gate to propel a in a big way while Maiya The Spartans had to shake was trying to score 40 Grossi had a big fourth kept us going in the first 13-3 run by the Bulldogs, Bergdorf (11 points, nine off some rust with seven points on one shot and win quarter, scoring seven half, and when he’s play- pushing them ahead by 13 rebounds) and Olivia first-quarter turnoversa state championship by ing that well we’re hard points. While Lawrence Matela (13 points, two re- and seven lead changes in halftime. I told them, ‘just points in the frame to help to beat. In the second half did rally a bit to slow bounds) also made key the first eight minutes. relax. Play the game. The bump the Spartans lead to we were able to get guys down the run, English plays. Matela’s 3-pointer in the other team wants to win as much as 30 points to like Ademide and Mukeba was still able to take a 61- “We got some good con- final seconds gave St. too.’” cap off the win. involved, and Jarnel also 51 lead into the fourth. tributions all the way Mary’s an 18-16 edge be- The Spartans bumped St. Mary’s (21-2) will had a big game all night.” The final quarter is around,” Newhall said. fore the second. the lead up to 10 to start face another familiar The first half was close where English ran away “Alyssa Grossi was excel- Things stayed tight be- Catholic Central League the third before back-to- from wire to wire. English with it. Behind some in- lent all night for us defen- fore the half. Catherine foe -- No. 4 Bishop Fen- back Austin Prep threes jumped out to an early credible defensive inten- sively. She scored some Bravo and D’itria (seven wick -- in the Division 3 got things tight again. But 4-0 lead, but Lawrence sity and timely baskets points, had rebounds. points) traded threes to North semifinal at a date that was as close as the rallied right back to go from Badmus, Mukeba Pej’ae (Parent) went in in give each team a lead in Cougars would get for the and time to be determined. ahead 5-4. The Bulldogs Jean-Baptiste, Guzman eventually retook the and Rodriguez, the Bull- lead and extended it to as dogs went on a 26-6 run to Sachems fall in Div. 2 North quarterfinal many as seven points, but blow the game wide open Lawrence closed the first with a 30-point lead. SAUGUS 59 wins in four years and quarter with a flurry to “In the second half, we From B1 making multiple state make it just a three-point dialed in defensively,” tournament runs. game, 22-19 English, after Anderson said. “We were While the scoring picked “I’m just really hap- one. able to get stops consecu- up a bit for the Sachems py for the seniors and so The second quarter was tively, which is what I was in the second half, it still proud of what they’ve ac- more of the same. English preaching at halftime. wasn’t enough. complished in their time jumped ahead by eight We were able to get a few “We missed good shots, here,” said Schruender. points in the opening min- stops in a row and then but you can’t be too upset “Some of them have been utes, but Lawrence slowly get baskets on the other about that because some- with me since freshman chipped away at the lead. end, and from there we After a strong quarter were able to build up that times they just don’t go year and all of them have in,” said Schruender. “We from Brandon Goris (22 lead.” been here since sopho- were able to go on some points) and a game-tying English (20-2) now more year, and I’m really mini runs in the third and 3-pointer from Cristian moves on to the Division proud of the way they’ve fourth quarters, but we Moscat (14 points), the 1 North semifinal, where were never able to get that grown over the course of game stood knotted at 33- the Bulldogs will take on one basket that put us their careers.” 33 with just over two min- No. 6 Waltham at a date over the edge. (Newburyp- Saugus finishes the sea- utes to play in the half. and time to be announced. ort) played a great game.” son at 16-5. English was able to sta- “We’ve just got to keep The loss marks the end of “It was a good season bilize things a bit from playing defense,” Ander- the careers for six Saugus for us, we worked hard there, but the two teams son said. “Offensively, seniors — Granara, Taylor and got better as the year continued to exchange the we’re going to be okay. went on,” said Schruender. What we have to do is Bogdanski, Jillian Ricupe- ITEM FILE PHOTO lead back and forth for ro, Kiley Ronan, Shaylin “We were able to come the remainder of the half. keep playing with this Groark and Jessica Naz- back and get wins over Kiley Ronan (right) is one of six Saugus seniors By the time the halftime kind of intensity on de- zaro. The senior class was teams that beat us earlier who played their final game with the Sachems buzzer sounded, English fense. When we’re de- one of the most successful in the year, and that was a in Friday night’s loss to Newburyport in the held onto a slim 42-39 fending well, we’re really in school history, notching great sign of growth.” Division 2 North quarterfinal. lead. tough to beat.” Fenwick knocks off Lynnfield, moves on to Div. 3 North semifinal

FENWICK wick carried a comfort- just didn’t protect the ball the Crusaders will face From B1 able 45-27 lead into the tonight as we had a ton of top-seeded St. Mary’s final frame and coasted turnovers,” Bocchino said. (TBD), which punched its A basket from Lynn- from there, leading by as Orfanos finished with ticket with a win over No. field’s Tori Morelli and many as 21 points, 51-30, nine points, four rebounds 8 Austin Prep. Grace Klonsky’s free after an Orfanos steal and and three assists, while “We just gotta play throw cut the deficit to coast-to-coast layup with Brynn Bertucci had six tough especially offensive- 17-13 before Liz Gonza- six minutes left in the points and eight rebounds. ly,” said DeBaggis. “That lez closed out the quarter game. Isabella Romero finished last time they pushed us with a bucket to make it “They shot lights out with five points and five around and we didn’t re- 19-13 after one. and their 3-pointers killed boards. ally get anything going Tache’ drained anoth- us,” Lynnfield coach Pe- For Lynnfield, Tori Mo- offensively. We just have er 3-pointer to open the ter Bocchino said. “We fo- relli finished with 13 to play tough offensively. second quarter. Lynnfield fought back with a couple cused all week on closing points and five rebounds We can play defense with of free throws from Cate out and we missed out and twin Melissa Morelli anyone we just have to be MacDonald (four points) on the closeouts. They had seven. MacDonald had able to score. and a Morelli basket to had a good game plan on 10 points and six rebounds, “We hung tough so this get within five points, 22- Gracie (Klonsky). We just while Riley Hallahan had is a good win for us. Lynn- 17 with five minutes to go missed too many bunnies. six points on two treys and field is a big team and the in the half. But the Cru- The kids never quit and hauled down three boards. point guard is so fast. We saders closed out the half we had some success with Klonsky and Caroline kind of got lucky because with a 13-2 run to go into some adjustments when Waisnor had four points they missed a lot of shots, ITEM FILE PHOTO halftime with a 35-19 lead. we went man-to-man. and three steals each. which I think we helped Lynnfield’s Tori Morelli had 13 points and five While both teams strug- “Credit to Fenwick as With the win, Fenwick create that, but had they rebounds in a loss to Fenwick in the Division 3 gled to generate offense they came up with a very (15-6) advances to the hit their shots, it would North quarterfinal Friday night. in the third quarter, Fen- good coaching play and we semifinal round where have been different.” SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Division 1 North Quarterfinal St. Mary’s girls push past Austin Prep in Div. 3 North MIAA Boys Basketball No. 5 St. Mary’s at No. 4 Belmont (at Woburn, 1) Division 3 North Quarterfinal No. 9 Arlington Catholic at No. 1 St. MIAA Girls Hockey Mary’s (4) Division 1 Division 4 North Quarterfinal No. 8 Boston Latin at No. 9 Peabody/ No. 6 Cristo Rey at No. 3 KIPP (5) Lynnfield (at Watertown, 3:30) MIAA Girls Basketball SUNDAY Division 2 North Quarterfinal MIAA Boys Hockey No. 7 North Reading at No. 2 Marble- Division 1A “Super 8” head (7) No. 4 St. John’s Prep at No. 1 Arling- MIAA Boys Hockey ton (at Stoneham, 6)

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NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 65 40 13 12 92 214 167 St. Louis 65 38 17 10 86 209 181 Tampa Bay 64 40 19 5 85 226 180 Colorado 62 37 18 7 81 215 168 Toronto 65 34 23 8 76 229 216 Dallas 64 37 21 6 80 174 164 Florida 64 33 25 6 72 222 218 Nashville 63 32 23 8 72 202 201 Montreal 66 29 28 9 67 199 204 Winnipeg 66 33 27 6 72 199 195 Buffalo 63 29 26 8 66 184 196 Minnesota 64 32 25 7 71 203 202 Ottawa 65 22 31 12 56 174 221 Chicago 64 28 28 8 64 192 205 Detroit 66 15 47 4 34 132 251 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 65 35 22 8 78 211 196 Washington 64 39 19 6 84 222 196 Vancouver 63 34 23 6 74 209 195 Pittsburgh 62 37 19 6 80 202 170 Edmonton 64 33 23 8 74 201 199 Philadelphia 63 36 20 7 79 210 185 Calgary 65 33 25 7 73 195 202 N.Y. Islanders 63 35 20 8 78 181 171 Arizona 66 31 27 8 70 182 176 Columbus 66 31 21 14 76 170 176 Anaheim 63 25 30 8 58 165 200 Carolina 62 35 23 4 74 202 176 San Jose 64 27 33 4 58 164 209 N.Y. Rangers 63 35 24 4 74 212 193 Los Angeles 64 23 35 6 52 158 204 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK New Jersey 63 25 27 11 61 173 214 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. St. Mary’s guard Yirsy Queliz (left) led the Spartans with 14 points and six rebounds in a win Friday’s Games Buffalo at Arizona, 8 p.m. Colorado at Carolina, 7 p.m. Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m. over Austin Prep in the Division 3 North quarterfinal Friday night. Minnesota 5, Columbus 0 Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Buffalo at Vegas, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 12 p.m. TV/RADIO Boston vs. N.Y. 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HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Daughter finds happiness by ghosting mother, siblings DEAR ABBY: I’m in band 10 years ago. Since my mid-30s and about a Dear Abby is written by Abigail then, she and his family year ago I went from lim- have done a balloon ited contact to no contact Van Buren, also known as Jeanne launch celebrating his with two siblings and my Phillips, and was founded by her birthday every year. It is mother. No single inci- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact sweet and beautiful, and dent caused this, nor was I understand the signifi- there any history of Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. cance. However, over the childhood abuse, etc. I Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. years it has become com- just find I am much hap- mon knowledge how det- pier without their pres- rimental these massive ence in my life. balloon releases can be to I am married, content, your back on your family issue. What should I do? the environment and take joy in my job and am with no explanation at all Should I recommend wildlife. otherwise fulfilled. I do is cruel, punishing behav- counseling? I would like to suggest ior and cowardly. not miss their general AFRAID IN NEW trying a different way to negativity, peevish be- MEXICO celebrate, but I know, havior or critical com- DEAR ABBY: I have a even after all these years, ments. My question is co-worker with a trou- she’s still mourning and bling psychosis that has DEAR AFRAID: I this: Do I owe them an agree that your co-worker very sensitive about los- explanation or a place in left me afraid to wear may be off the deep end. ing her soulmate, so I my life? certain colors or say cer- You should not recom- don’t want to upset her. I am generally an un- tain words around him. mend counseling for this Should I keep my mouth sentimental person. I try He has allowed a college obsessive and immature shut, or should I say to be fair. After years of football rivalry to impact individual, but someone something? not enjoying our contact, his relationship with in authority should. De- is it OK to finally end it co-workers. pending upon how large REMEMBERING IN once and for all? I would really like to a company your employer THE MIDWEST wear my maize and blue is, discuss what has been DETACHED IN sweater, but I’m fearful of happening with human DEAR REMEMBER- TEXAS his reaction. He’s from resources or your boss. ING: You can say some- Ohio and is negatively This is a textbook exam- thing, but when you do, DEAR DETACHED: obsessed with Michigan. ple of bullying and creat- rather than making it a I’m glad you asked me to I understand rivalries, ing a hostile work envi- statement, it might be less weigh in on this. You do but when you won’t ac- ronment. Your clothing accusatory and better re- owe your mother and sib- knowledge another choices should not be dic- ceived to pose it as a ques- lings an explanation. Be- co-worker from that state tated by a fellow employ- tion. Example: “Have you cause what has caused and require all your ee. considered celebrating you to withdraw is their co-workers to refer to his life by doing ‘X,’ which “negativity, peevish be- Michigan as the DEAR ABBY: I have a would have less of an im- havior and critical com- “M-State” or you storm wonderful friend who pact on wildlife and the ments,” say so. Turning off in anger, there is an tragically lost her hus- environment?” BRIDGE

Bridge is still no passing fancy The death knell of bridge has second round. Suddenly South was been sounded several times. When faced with four losers: two spades, the game was first invented, many one heart and one diamond. Howev- claimed it would be a quickly pass- er, he didn’t throw in the towel. He re- ing fancy. Nowadays, with fewer alized he might win 10 tricks after all. young players coming into the game, Declarer played a club to dummy’s some are saying that bridge in the king and ruffed a heart in hand. Then United States will die with the elderly he led a club to dummy’s ace and in 20 years or so. Let’s hope not. If ruffed a club. Next he cashed the dia- only bridge were being taught in high mond ace before playing a diamond schools, the game’s longevity would to dummy’s king. That gave declarer be assured. nine tricks. He could lead dummy’s We have heard about passing in last heart or club and leave East with the auction. But what about passing no answer. If he didn’t ruff in, South in the play? If you thought that was would ruff for his 10th trick; whereas impossible, look at today’s deal. if East did ruff in, South would dis- The contract was four spades. West card his diamond loser and be as- led the heart jack: three, ace, queen. sured of one more trump trick with Back came the heart six to declarer’s his remaining doubleton six-four. king. South cashed the spade ace- This play, which generated an ex- king, receiving a shock when West tra trump trick, is called a coup en discarded a low diamond on the passant. 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Oyet. “I think that kind reply from any of them I That leaves African stu- of inaction or slow action say, ‘’Thank you, Jesus,’” dents stuck on ever-emp- sends a message to those Margaret Ntale said. tier campuses in Wuhan, students out there, and Many countries evacu- worrying about running PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS even to the youth with- ated citizens from Wuhan out of food or the money to Margaret Ntale, whose three student daughters are stranded in Wuhan, in the country. It sends a after the virus outbreak buy it. Some governments and Cecilia Oyet, in foreground holding cellphone, whose daughter is a message either that we as started there, but thou- have begun sending thou- medical student at Wuhan University of Science and Technology, speak fellow Ugandans, we don’t sands of students from sands of dollars to help by video-call to their children and other Ugandan students who are care or that they as the African countries have them get by. stranded in Wuhan, from Ntale’s house in Kampala, Uganda. youth, they don’t matter, been left behind. Despite “I have a few friends and we feel it is not okay.” pleas with governments who are not able to get joined other parents in “The students are trauma- stranded in Wuhan. The parents communi- for evacuation, several Af- things like detergent, san- Uganda’s capital, Kampa- tized and equally terrified. Uganda’s health min- cate with their children rican countries have said itary towels, and then also la, to talk to local report- It makes all of us break ister, Jane Aceng, could by phone and the occa- it’s safer to stay in place. not having food, like such ers about their fears. And down.” not be reached immedi- sional video chat. They More than 4,000 African things like that,” said she started to cry. The uncertainty about ately. But two weeks ago are increasingly alarmed students have been esti- one of Ntale’s daughters’ “You can never know their children is “psycho- she said the ministry was as the death toll from the mated to be in Wuhan, a roommates, Joanna Aloyo, what is going to happen logical torture,” another looking at the cost to “iso- virus has grown, though result of China’s push to via a messaging app. tomorrow. This is what parent said. At least 70 late, monitor and manage some speak of trying to expand its influence on the On Thursday, Ntale scares me,” Ntale said. 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By Foster Klug nuts and seaweed rolls at and Matt Sedensky Seoul’s Gwangjang Mar- with well-earned ASSOCIATED PRESS ket, where crowds were thin Friday as South Ko- TOKYO — A deepening rea counted 571 new cas- skepticism health crisis became an es — more than in China, economic one too Friday as where the virus emerged. the coronavirus outbreak “I am just hoping that the By Kathy Gannon Sept. 11 terror attacks. sapped financial markets, outbreak will come under ASSOCIATED PRESS “We’ve had no escape emptied shops and busi- control soon.” from war,” said Arash, nesses and put major sites KABUL, Afghanistan — who only gave his first Booking Holdings, which Many Afghans view Sat- and events off limits. owns the online travel name because he had not The list of countries hit urday’s expected signing received permission from firms Priceline, Booking. of a U.S.-Taliban peace by the illness edged to- com, Kayak and OpenT- his superiors to speak to deal with a heavy dose of ward 60 as Mexico, Belar- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS able, said this week that reporters. well-earned skepticism. us, Lithuania, New Zea- the coronavirus has had a He said he and his col- People wearing masks line up to buy face They’ve spent decades land, Nigeria, Azerbaijan, “significant and negative” leagues want peace, but masks to protect themselves from the coronavi- living in a country at war Iceland and the Neth- effect on its business. that political leaders “are rus outside a department store in Seoul, South — some their whole lives erlands reported their Facebook announced only thirsty for power, not Korea on Friday. — and wonder if they can first cases. The threats to that it would cancel its for peace.” He said the Tal- ever reach a state of peace. livelihoods were increas- annual conference for iban are fellow Afghans mists expect the impact U.S. stock market con- The deal expected to be ingly as worrisome as the software developers, set and that “we should have could be much worse, with tinues to plunge, Ameri- signed in Doha, Qatar is threats to lives. for early May in San Jose. peace with them.” the U.S. and other global can consumers could lose “It’s not cholera or the The event typically at- meant to set the stage for a Afghanistan’s economy economies falling into re- confidence and cut their black plague,” said Sim- tracts 5,000 attendees. U.S. troop withdrawal and has been wracked by 18 cession. spending, threatening to one Venturini, the city In Italy, where the count to usher in talks among years of fighting, despite “If we start to see more turn the record-breaking councilor for economic de- of 650 cases is growing, Afghans on both sides of billions of dollars spent on cases in the United States, 11-year U.S. economic ex- velopment in Venice, Ita- hotel bookings fell, and the conflict about their nation building. Some 55 if we start to see people pansion into a recession. ly, where tourism already Premier Giuseppe Conte country’s future. There’s percent live in poverty, or “You don’t need many hurt by historic flooding not traveling domestical- raised the specter of re- been bitter squabbling less than $1 a day, up from last year has sunk with ly, if we start to see people more days like this,’’ he cession. Shopkeepers like among political leaders, 34 percent in 2012. news of virus cases. “The stay home from work and said, as stocks tumbled Flavio Gastaldi, who has concern of a temporary On a recent chilly Kabul damage that worries us from stores, then I think again on Wall Street. sold souvenirs in Venice truce being undermined, morning, dozens of labor- even more is the damage the hit is going to get sub- In Asia, attractions in- for three decades, won- and the challenge of unit- ers waited to be picked up to the economy.” stantially worse,” said Gus cluding Tokyo Disneyland dered if they could survive ing a fractured country re- for a day’s work. Dressed The head of the World Faucher, an economist at and Universal Studios Ja- the blow. mains daunting. in tattered paint-splat- Health Organization said PNC Financial. pan announced closures, “We will return the keys Also on Saturday, but in tered clothes, some carry- Friday that the risk of the Part of the problem is and events that were ex- to the landlords soon,” he the Afghan capital Kabul, ing their own paintbrush- virus spreading world- that the health measures pected to attract tens of said. U.S. Defense Secretary es, they squatted on the wide was “very high,” needed to combat the out- thousands of people, in- Europe’s economy is Mark Esper and NATO sidewalk in the heart of citing the “continued in- break — locking down cit- cluding a concert series already teetering on the Secretary General Jens the capital, where new crease in the number of ies and ordering workers by the K-pop group BTS, edge of recession. A mea- Stoltenberg will sign a high-rise buildings butt cases and the number of and students to stay home were called off. sure of business sentiment declaration “recommitting up against small dingy affected countries.” — damage the economy. Investors watched as in Germany fell sharply the international com- shops. Economists have fore- “This is a case where in stocks fell across Asia. last week. China is a huge munity’s commitment to “Everyone is looking cast global growth will slip economic terms the cure On Wall Street, the Dow export market for German Afghanistan,” said Sediq for work. There are thou- to 2.4 percent this year, the is almost worse than the Jones index suffered an- manufacturers. Weaker Sediqqui, spokesman for sands and thousands like slowest since the Great disease,’’ said Jacob Kirke- other brutal drop, falling business sentiment could Afghanistan’s President us all over the city,” said Recession in 2009, and gaard, senior fellow at 715 points in mid-day lead companies to post- Ashraf Ghani. Qatradullah, who like down from earlier expec- the Peterson Institute for trading. The index has pone their investment and Arash, an Afghan po- many Afghans goes by tations closer to 3 percent. International Economics. dropped more than 13 per- expansion plans. liceman in the capital of just one name. He said he For the United States, es- “When you quarantine cit- cent since last week. The economic hurt came Kabul, was 7 years old favors the peace deal and timates are falling to as ies ... you lose economic ac- Businesses large and with anger in Bangkok, when a U.S.-led military hopes it will bring jobs, but low as 1.7 percent growth tivity that you’re not going small saw weakness, and where tenants at the Plat- coalition ousted the Tali- that government corrup- this year, down from 2.3 to get back.’’ people felt it in their wal- inum Fashion Mall staged ban government in 2001. tion has been crippling. percent in 2019. Kirkegaard said that lets. a flash mob, shouting “Re- The U.S. was retaliating He said the vast sums But if the disease known hard-hit Japan, South “There’s almost no one duce the rent!” and holding for the Taliban harboring pumped into Afghanistan as COVID-19 becomes a Korea and Italy could slip coming here,” said Kim signs that said “Tourists Osama Bin Laden while have “gone into the pock- global pandemic, econo- into recession. And if the Yun-ok, who sells dough- don’t come, shops suffer.” he masterminded the ets of our leaders.” Turkey, Russia talk tensions in Syria as migrants push west

By Mehmet Guzel es over the deaths and Russian military support and Andrew Wilks urged deescalation, but no to retake Idlib province ASSOCIATED PRESS additional NATO support in northwestern Syria, was offered. the last opposition-held REYHANLI, Turkey Apart from providing stronghold. Turkey, the — The presidents of Tur- some aerial surveillance main backer of the Syrian key and Russia spoke by over Syria, NATO plays no opposition, has lost 54 sol- phone Friday to try to direct role in the conflict. diers this month, includ- defuse tensions that rose But its members are deep- ing the latest fatalities, significantly in Syria after ly divided over Turkey’s ac- and now feels the need to 33 Turkish troops were tions there, and European respond strongly. killed in a Syrian gov- allies are concerned about Thursday’s attack sharp- ernment airstrike, and a any new wave of refugees. ly raised the risk of direct PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS new wave of refugees and Turkish President Recep military confrontation be- migrants headed for the Tayyip Erdogan, whose tween Turkey and Russia, Muslims offer prayers on the roof of a fire-bombed mosque in New Delhi, Greek land and sea border country already hosts although Turkish officials India, on Friday. after Turkey said it would more than 3.5 million blamed Syria for the air- no longer hold them back. Syrian refugees, has long strike. The Turkish stock The attack Thursday threatened to “open the market fell 10 percent, Prayers at fire-bombed mosques marked the deadliest day gates” for millions to flee while the Turkish lira slid for the Turkish military to Europe unless more in- against the dollar. since Ankara first en- ternational support was In their phone call, Er- as India’s riot toll grows tered the Syrian conflict provided. dogan and Russian Pres- in 2016 and also was the Greece and Bulgaria in- ident Vladimir Putin By Sheikh Saaliq Tensions between Hindu chaotic emergency ward, most serious escalation creased security at their discussed implementing and Emily Schmall hard-liners and Muslims its doctors dealing for the between Turkish and Rus- borders with Turkey in agreements in Idlib, the ASSOCIATED PRESS protesting the Hindu-first first time with injuries sian-backed Syrian forces, preparation for an influx Kremlin said. Fahrettin policies of Prime Minister such as gunshot wounds, raising the prospect of an as hundreds boarded bus- Altun, Erdogan’s director NEW DELHI — Muslims Narendra Modi’s govern- crushed skulls, stabbings all-out war with millions es in Istanbul, apparent- of communications, said in a northeastern neighbor- ment had been building and torn genitals. of Syrian civilians trapped ly headed for the Greek they had agreed to meet hood of India’s capital re- for months when the vi- “It was horrific, as if evil in the middle. border or the Turkish “as soon as possible.” turned for weekly prayers olence exploded Sunday had pervaded and housed NATO envoys held emer- coast opposite the Greek Two Russian frigates at fire-bombed mosques on night, on the eve of U.S. itself in the hearts of the gency talks at the request islands. armed with cruise mis- Friday, two days after a 72- President Donald Trump’s mob,” said M.A. Anwar, of Turkey, a NATO mem- The crisis stems from a siles were en route to the hour clash between Hindus first state visit to India. the doctor on duty, ber. Turkey’s 28 allies also Syrian government offen- Syrian coast, Russian and Muslims that left at Kapil Mishra, a local Religious tensions in the expressed their condolenc- sive that began Dec. 1 with navy officials said. least 40 dead and hundreds leader of Modi’s Bharatiya area where the clashes injured. Janata Party who lost his occurred still simmered Five days after the riots Delhi state assembly seat on Friday, tempered by a started, authorities have in recent elections, de- heavy police presence. On not said what sparked the manded at a rally Sunday one riot-torn street, Hindus worst communal violence that police shut down a shouted “Jai Shri Ram,” or in New Delhi in decades. Muslim-led protest in the Long Live Ram, the Hindu Hospitals were still try- city or else he and his fol- god, as Muslims attempted ing to identify the dead as lowers would do it them- to reach a mosque damaged the toll continued to rise, selves. in the riots. and residents of the areas And it appears they did. Several Muslim resi- affected by the riots were Hindus and Muslims dents told The Associated still seeking loved ones. attacked each other with Press that most Muslim “If they burn our mosques, guns and swords, metal families had locked their we will rebuild them again rods and axes, leaving the homes and fled the area. and pray. It’s our religious streets where the rioting The passage of a citizen- right and nobody can stop occurred resembling a ship law in December that us from practicing our re- war zone. fast-tracks naturalization ligion,” said Mohammad Al-Hind hospital, a small for some religious mi- Sulaiman, who was among clinic with two doctors, norities from neighboring about 180 men who prayed was the nearest medical countries but not Muslims PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on the rooftop of a mosque facility for many of the earlier spurred massive that was set on fire in the victims. When the riots protests across India that Migrants struggle to board a bus to go to the Greek border, in Istanbul unrest. broke out, it turned into a left 23 dead. on Friday. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020 REAL ESTATE How mortgage rates and the coronavirus are connected By Natalie Campisi BANKRATE.COM It does seem puzzling that the direction of mort- gage rates in the U.S. might be tied to something as seemingly unrelated as the worldwide coronavirus Some outbreak. commuters The other day, members at Union of the Federal Reserve said the coronavirus “emerged Station adorn as a new risk to the global breathing growth outlook,” according masks in Los to minutes released by the Angeles, Calif. agency. And Treasuries are FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE backing up that sentiment, NEWS SERVICE as the 30-year bond yield FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE tumbled past historic lows mortgage rates,” says Greg about slower global eco- a 15-year vs. 30-year fixed Brisas Zapata stands outside her garage ADU to 1.93 percent this week, 2 McBride, CFA, Bankrate nomic growth and the pre- rate costs: basis points lower than the at her home in Los Angeles’ Jefferson Park chief financial analyst. “In- vailing uncertainty about —15-year mortgage at neighborhood. all-time low of 1.95 per- stead look to the 10-year how long the coronavirus 3.08 percent: monthly pay- cent. Meanwhile, the 10- Treasury note, where the will remain a threat or the ments are $2,083 and total year Treasury fell 3 basis yield has fallen below the actual economic impact cost of the loan is $374,996. points to 1.49 percent, hit- 1.5 percent threshold and are keeping a lid on rates.” —30-year mortgage at How to add an ting its lowest point since is drawing closer to the all- Now is a great time for 3.75 percent: monthly last September. time low of 1.37 percent.” mortgage shopping, as payments are $1,389 and Worries about the econ- The first case of CO- average rates for 30-year total cost of the loan is apartment to your omy do indeed impact the VID-19 was detected on and 15-year fixed-rate $500,166. interest rates consumers December 31, and just mortgages as well as 5/1 In this example, both pay. Sparked by an upsurge two days later the 30-year ARMs sit comfortably be- the monthly payments home’s backyard of cases in South Korea, re- fixed-rate fell from 3.9 to low the 4 percent mark. and total cost bear a wide newed fears of coronavirus 3.86 percent. Rates have Eligible borrowers who gap. For folks who plan By Dee Gill projects over a decade or (COVID-19), has investors been mostly declining choose to go with higher on staying in their home RATE.COM more. For many, the best retreating to safe-haven since, falling to 3.75 per- payments, but significant- long-term and can af- indicator of the project’s bonds, and the will help cent as of Thursday. ly lower interest rates can ford the higher monthly If you live in a neighbor- financial return is the dif- mortgage rates stay low. “Anything that raises get a 15-year fixed-rate payments, the 15-year hood where monthly rent ference between monthly “The falling yield on the specter of slower eco- mortgage for about 3.08 mortgage can save them on a garage apartment debt payments and the the 30-year year Trea- nomic growth or produces percent compared with a $125,170 in interest over equates to a big chunk of rent the ADU draws. (Or sury bond is reflective of a flight to quality in finan- 30-year fixed-rate mort- the loan term. Those who your mortgage payment, the main house draws, the concerns about the cial markets tends to be gage at 3.75 percent. will likely move within a you might want to get if owners move into the in on that action. Is con- impact of coronavirus on good news for mortgage The difference in the to- few years, might want to ADU.) structing a rentable unit the U.S. and global econo- rates,” McBride says. “The tal cost of the loan is ma- save the extra money each Installing a manufac- at your homestead worth mies, however, the 30-year coronavirus threat has jor. Let’s look at how much month and take on the tured ADU is usually upfront costs? bond doesn’t directly affect definitely fueled concerns a $300,000 mortgage with higher interest rate cost. quicker, potentially cheap- Thousands of homeown- er and a more predictable ers are saying yes, as cit- process and price than ies and states around the constructing one from Tiny homes, big ideas: Finding a country begin to welcome the additional housing. In the ground up. Compa- attempts to counter crip- nies like prefabADU and pling housing costs, law- Cover can take care of the place for downsized dwellings makers in many cities are project, from permitting striking down single-fam- to final inspections. Some By J.D. Capelouto yard area. The “tiny home prices that leave some out The houses will have ily zoning laws that ban cities, including most of THE ATLANTA JOURNAL- movement” has not be- of ownership. covered porches and a stu- rentals of granny suites, the big ones in California, CONSTITUTION come widespread since it “It’s going to become dio-like feel inside — one attic flats, backyard apart- have streamlined approv- als for certain prefab de- began more than 10 years more popular. It’s going to bedroom, one bathroom ments and other accessory Nestled in a wooded RV signs. Abodu claims its de- ago, but proponents are be driving a lot,” said Will and an open space that dwelling units (ADUs). park south of Atlanta, sign-approved, detached hoping the time is coming Johnston, the founder and includes a kitchen, dining The changes pave the way Larry Singleton’s home prefabs can be installed in for the industry. executive director of the area and living space. They for homeowners to reduce stands out. With its beige about two weeks, for about “Everybody ran into the MicroLife Institute, an At- also have storage space in their own housing costs wooden siding, exterior problem that I had, with lanta-based nonprofit that with units that they can $200,000 all told. There shutters and a metal roof, a loft. Outside, the homes is a delightful variety of finding a place to park it,” promotes minimalism and have lawns and a shared tap for extra income, con- it’s technically not an RV. Singleton said, explain- tiny houses. “We can make stantly or temporarily. prefab designs now, and This is a tiny home. green space and fire pit. they’re found in neighbor- ing why he ended up sur- new rules.” And they’re in very high Interested? Start by Singleton lives his life in rounded by campers. Googling “ADU” and your hoods wealthy and not. Johnston’s organization demand. Johnston said just 230 square feet, and As home prices rise in is behind The Cottages on city for the relevant .gov Other homeowners save they have 800 people on at the forefront of what he metros across the country, Vaughan tiny home proj- site. There, you’ll learn the money by doing some a list of those interested sees as a growing real es- some see downsizing as ect in Clarkston, which process and limitations work themselves and out- tate trend. the answer. But analysts city officials approved last in the homes, and some for creating and renting sourcing as needed. Am- “I absolutely love it,” said developers will con- May. The homes range have already been pre- an ADU, as well as fees for eriSus in Philadelphia said Singleton, 67. “I have tinue to face challenges as in size from 250 to 500 approved for the eight un- permits. sells a $59,000 kit for a everything I need here.” they navigate decades-old square feet, and could cost der construction. Weather Keep in mind that the 729-square-foot one bed- Construction is starting zoning laws written for between $130,000 and permitting, developers two most expensive rooms room. The company says this month in Clarkston, large, single-family homes. $140,000, Johnston said. hope to have the neighbor- — kitchen and bath — the project can be com- Ga., on what develop- Tiny homes also tend to be When it was given the hood open in the next six cover much of the space in pleted for under $100,000. ers said is the first “tiny more expensive per square green light, the MicroLife months. these units, making con- If you have construction home neighborhood” in foot than bigger ones. But Institute said the devel- Similar neighborhoods struction costs per square skills, you may be able to the state: eight smaller- even with all that, little opment would be the first have gotten approval in foot much higher than convert part of your exist- than-normal houses shar- home neighborhoods pres- neighborhood of homes other parts of metro area, they were on your larger ing house into a rentable ing a half-acre lot and ent a possible avenue for under 500 square feet to including Fayetteville and home. Also, note that most unit without a kit or con- surrounding a common addressing soaring home be sold in Georgia. East Point. homeowners finance these tractors.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN Cruz-DeArgueta B: Matthew Bonagura & Savana 17 POCAHONTAS DR S: Fishermans Watch Condo 51 BALTIMORE ST U:3 S: Chris M Tringale & Kathleen M Soucie 2 CARDIGAN RD $350,000 $319,000 Tringale S: Frances Tripp $500,000 B: Brooke L Jalbert & David A 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:203 B: Cleanne Cass & Rand K Ray No transactions this week B: Julian Yourawski Ricci $819,900 S: Judith A Bowman 1 MILTON RIDGE RD U:1 S: Lucia Delgado & Robert S: Marisa C Almonte B: Debra Ardon & Kenneth Ardon $405,000 LYNNFIELD Delgado S: Fishermans Watch Condo 32 CHERRY ST U:1R B: Robert Correale & Rose L 14 RUTH AVE $245,000 Correale No transactions this week 111 FOSTER ST U:206 $545,000 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:302 B: Elizabeth Miller S: Michael L Hamilton & $233,000 B: Tanya S Casilli $829,900 S: Meghan E Lyons Herlinda Hamilton B: Brijeshkumar G Patel S: Tricia M Scott B: Edward J Futcher Tr, Tr for MARBLEHEAD S: Adimir Toska & Klaudia Toska Edward J Futcher 1993 RET 37 MORTON HILL AVE 106 SUMMIT ST S: Fishermans Watch Condo 11 CLINTON ST 44 PLEASANT ST U:44 $501,000 111 FOSTER ST U:401 $595,000 $340,000 $1,100,000 B: Adam Kaszynski & Hazel $210,000 B: Paige Aldred & Daniel 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:305 B: Carlos M Lopez-Duque B: John Nash & Carol Nash Kiefer B: Yousef Jaafar Pencinger $949,900 S: Michael G Ruggiero S: Harriet K Brand Tr, Tr for Harriet S: Philip Brienze S: O S Harding-Tillman Tr, Tr for S: Ralph J Fratus Jr & Suzanne B: Anthony Palladino & Cynthia K Bran 1992 T 458-460 EASTERN AVE U:14 Harding Tillman RET L Fratus Palladino 10 OAKLAND AVE S: Fishermans Watch Condo $204,900 5 WARREN RD $465,000 27 FULTON ST B: Crayola Tidd $639,900 SAUGUS B: Tigist Belachew $490,000 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:405 S: Nadege Bosse & Brent Kyles B: Lauren Schwalbe & Ryan T S: Bessie Broufas & Elias B: Oscar D Batista 10 BEECH ST $1,299,900 Schwalbe Broufas S: Aleah S Galland & Nancy $377,000 B: Harriet Brand Tr, Tr for Harriet 57 FRANKLIN ST U:57 S: Joan M Price Tr, Tr for Price FT $325,000 Mcnulty B: Raju Rana & Santosh S Rana K Brand 1992 T 29 RANGE AVE S: Ana Barker & Stephen D S: Fishermans Watch Condo B: Jimmy Funes 202 WASHINGTON ST U:1 $406,000 2 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:6 Barker S: Gawdat Alhady & Kamel $300,000 B: Erin K Ago & Anthony $299,000 77 MAGNOLIA RD Alhady B: Andrew Lhommedieu Destefano B: E F Bynog & Pamle J Bynog 1902 LEWIS O GRAY DR U:1902 $577,000 S: Peter W Carlton Tr, Tr for 202 S: Mary Jo S Mcelligott S: Larry Singer & Allen Singer $389,900 B: Francesco Epifania & Tatsiana 24 LUMMUS CT Washington Street NT $445,000 B: Elent Chenh Filipovich B: Dina L Cordon & Edwin A 10 SURFSIDE RD U:3 500 NORTHSHORE RD U:12A S: Maureen Johnson S: Christine M Filosa & Cesar A Cordon $85,000 NAHANT $289,900 Archilla S: Argueta Properties LLC B: Mohamed Arif B: Joseph Bordonaro 1205 SHEFFIELD WAY U:1205 S: Rafael L Vasquez No transactions this week S: Joanna K Brown $410,000 101 WINDSOR AVE 9 LYNN SHORE DR U:BA B: Christopher Lamarca $389,000 $131,000 422 WALNUT ST PEABODY 13 ORAN CIR S: Marion J Stoodley B: Chris M Tringale & Kathleen M B: Lauren Legere $288,000 $625,000 Tringale S: Kenneth W Efron B: Pamela M Dimis 3 ANTHONY RD B: Keila Rodriguez & Daniel SWAMPSCOTT S: Thomas J Ahern & Diane E S: Linda Breedy $440,000 Delacruz-Flores Ahern 49 MERRILL AVE B: Frederick W Yirrell & Susana S: John R Clark & Elizabeth M 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:102 $325,000 27 WINNEPURKIT AVE U:B Y Yirrell Clark $749,900 Source: Banker and Tradesman, B: Jose F Argueta & Martha A $248,000 S: Mjp Properties Inc B: Pamela Jonah bakerandtradesman.com