FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 Nahant top cop endorses Swampscott car dealer’s ‘Hands Free’ driving law license remains in  ux By Elyse Carmosino for drivers to use their device in any ca- By Gayla Cawley Humphrey St., but the town’s building ITEM STAFF pacity other than completely hands-free ITEM STAFF inspector, Max Kasper, and detectives (Bluetooth and speakerphone options from the Swampscott and Marblehead NAHANT — Nahant Police Chief Rob- will still be allowed). SWAMPSCOTT — The Select Board Police Departments said they observed ert Dwyer voiced his support of a new Massachusetts is the 21st state to en- took no action Thursday night on a vio- a vast number of cars on the site during Massachusetts law that will soon re- act such a ban. lation notice that the town has issued to past inspections. quire drivers to ditch their handheld de- After he announced the updated law, a Humphrey Street used car dealer. The majority of Thursday night’s hear- vices completely while behind the wheel. Dwyer said “it was time” for stronger Following nearly two hours of testimo- ing centered around two separate police “You wouldn’t believe the number regulations regarding drivers and cell- ny, the board voted to continue the “show reports prepared by Swampscott Police of people that are on their cellphones phone use. cause hearing” for Four Seasons Motor Detective Ted Delano and Marblehead (while driving),” Dwyer told the small “I support the Hands Free law,” he said. Group until Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. Police Sgt. Sean Brady, who assisted the crowd at Nahant Town Hall for Thurs- “It’s simply a safety issue. Texting and The hearing will determine whether Swampscott Police with its compliance day’s Board of Selectmen meeting. “It’s talking on an electronic device or phone the auto dealer has violated its Class II check for the license renewal process. got to stop.” while operating a motor vehicle is a dan- Car Dealer’s License, which expired in Delano testi ed that of the 12 cars Although state law already prohibits gerous combination. There is no doubt January 2019 and is up for renewal. parked in the front of the property in texting while driving, new legislature The license limits Four Seasons to hav- beginning Feb. 23 will make it illegal NAHANT, A3 ing six cars for sale on its property at 460 SWAMPSCOTT, A3 State grant awarded to x Lynn  ooding By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city of Lynn has been awarded a $112,500 state grant to develop a plan to mitigate the ooding that occurs during major storms at Strawberry Brook. The Strawberry Brook system runs through Flax Pond, along Boston Street, and continues un- derground at Barry Park and Gen- eral Electric before depositing into the Saugus River. It’s consistently been one of the hardest hit areas for ooding in West Lynn, according to Ward 7 Councilor Jay Walsh, who rep- resents the area. “I’m really happy something’s being done,” said Walsh. “There Meet the woman who introduces needs to be something done to al- leviate that major storm ooding.” The grant, announced by the Baker-Polito administration this Lynn eld to the world week, was awarded through the Municipal Vulnerability Prepared- By Elyse Carmosino Many applicants request to be placed in Barbara Langill ness (MVP) Program, which pro- ITEM STAFF Lynn eld, which receives funding for the helps many for- vides communities with funding program through an educational grant. Lan- eign exchange and technical support to identify LYNNFIELD — Think of Barbara Langill gill speculates the reason for this is because students, in- climate hazards, develop strate- as the town’s ambassador to the rest of the of the town’s close proximity to Boston — a cluding Victor gies to improve resilience, and im- planet. Lukenchukii, plement priority actions to adapt As regional coordinator for Educatius, she city known for its passionate sports fans. to climate change. is one of the  rst people international stu- “We have a lot of kids who are sports fans left, and Lucas City of cials plan to use the dents meet when they come to Lynn eld. and who are fans of the Patriots or the Celt- Skavinski. funds to hire an engineering con- Educatius partners directly with high ics, so here sounds good to them,” she said. ITEM PHOTO | sultant, Weston & Sampson, to de- schools in 16 countries and connects inter- “They want to be close to the city.” SPENSER HASAK velop the Strawberry Brook Resil- national students with host families in 22 Six students,  ve from Brazil and one from ient Stormwater Management and states across the U.S. According to the pro- Vietnam, are currently enrolled at Lynn- Implementation Plan. gram’s of cial website, it’s one of the largest  eld High School, while two have already The study will look at how to re- in the world dedicated exclusively to provid- returned to their home countries upon the store the drainage in Strawberry ing international education opportunities Brook and address the city’s vul- for high schoolers. LYNNFIELD, A3 nerable stormwater infrastructure associated with the brook and trib- utary neighborhood. Inside Woman struck by vehicle in Peabody William Bochnak, project coordi- Northeast Arc lands nator for Economic Development an employment & Industrial Corporation of Lynn opportunity grant. A2 Peabody police spokesman Den- (EDIC/Lynn), the entity that ap- Opinion nis Bonaiuto said a plied for the grant on behalf of Jourgensen: Time to 73-year-old Danvers the city, said city of cials have retool the census. A4 woman was trans- identi ed several areas that they wanted to address, but prioritized ported by emergency Strawberry Brook with this round Sports medical personnel of MVP funding. Fenwick girls basketball Thursday to Bev- runs out of gas in loss to “It provides additional resources erly Hospital with to help make communities more Bishop Feehan. B1 head and leg injuries  resilient and look to the future on after being struck in Saugus girls basketball how climate change is going to be edges out Revere in the Century House addressed within a city like Lynn,” conference battle. B1 restaurant parking said Bochnak. “This particular  lot at 12:53 p.m. by a study gives us an opportunity to St. Mary's boys vehicle driven by a collect more information on this basketball downs 73-year-old Peabody speci c area to look toward addi- Roxbury Prep. B1 man. Bonaiuto said tional grant funding in the future  the driver remained to help make the brook more resil- Peabody's Orlando at the scene of the ient to climate change.” selected as 2020 accident and its cause The plan will determine if there Little League World Series remains under inves- are any obstructions in the sys- umpire. B1 tigation. tem that restrict ow, said Dan- iel O’Neill, Lynn Water & Sewer ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK LYNN, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 53° VOL. 142, ISSUE 50 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 23° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 OBITUARIES Green tea party? State licenses Timothy S. Demakis, 84 1925-2020 Boston’s rst marijuana shop LYNN — Timothy Spero De- makis of Tops eld, passed away By Philip Marcelo February 5, 2020. He was born ASSOCIATED PRESS on May 19, 1925 in Lynn, MA. BOSTON — Boston’s He was the son of the late Spe- rst retail pot shop and ro and Pota Demakis. He was Massachusetts’ rst mi- a graduate of Lynn Classical nority-owned marijuana High School and Northeastern business was approved University. He was a partner of Thursday, more than a the CPA rm of Demakis and year after the rst shops Demakis in Lynn for over 50 opened elsewhere in the years. He was well known and state. respected throughout the Lynn The state’s Cannabis business community. Control Commission on Tim was an active member Thursday voted to give of St. George Greek Orthodox nal license approval to Church in Lynn for many years. Pure Oasis, a pot shop pro- He was a member of the for- posed by two local black mer New Meadows Masonic of Lynn and William Demakis, of entrepreneurs. Lodge in Tops eld, and Budle- Swampscott. He also leaves be- The approval comes igh Masonic Lodge in Beverly hind many nieces and nephews. more than three years af- ter voters approved the and Aleppo Temple Shrine in He was predeceased by his sib- nation’s rst marijuana Wilmington. He served as trea- lings Louis Demakis, James De- surer of the Logganiko Society law aimed at encouraging makis and Elaine Grevelis. black, Latinos and other for 30 years. He was a member Service Information: Ser- of the Lynn Lions Club. Tim was people harmed by the war vices will be held on Satur- on drugs to participate in an avid golfer and a member of day February 8, at St. George the new industry. Tedesco Country Club. He en- Greek Orthodox Church, 54 Commission Chairman joyed traveling annually to Mar- S. Common St, Lynn, MA. Vis- Steven Hoffman called co Island, Florida. Above all, he itation from 9-11 am, and a the vote “an important cherished time spent with fam- funeral service to follow at 11 milestone” and wished the ily, especially his wife, children am. Burial at Cowles Memori- company luck. and ve grandchildren. al Cemetery in Ipswich, MA. In Kobie Evans, a co-own- Tim was the husband of An- lieu of owers, donations can er of Pure Oasis, said the tonia Bouzianis Demakis with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be made in his memory to St. shop hopes to open its whom he shared 54 loving Jude Children’s Research Hos- doors in about a month in Entrepreneur Kevin Hart, of Randolph, receives a hug from Mike Whittak- years of marriage. In addition to er, director of operations at Pure Oasis, after attending a meeting of the pital, 501 St. Jude Pl, Mem- the city's diverse Dorches- his wife he leaves his son, Jason ter neighborhood. Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission. phis, TN 38105 or Shriner’s and his wife Konnie, of Danvers, “It’s been a long, chal- Hospital for Children, 51 Blos- and their children Timothy and lenging journey, but it's all certi ed under the state’s Massachusetts current- which is also proposing Nicholas. Son, Alexander and som St, Boston, MA 02114. been worth it," he said af- equity programs for mi- ly has more than 30 retail two other shops in the his wife Sheryl of Peabody, and Guest book at parkermemori- ter the vote. “We’re excited nority and disadvantaged marijuana locations, but Boston area, also hopes to their children Timothy and his alfuneralhome.com to be where we are right marijuana businesses. only one is in Greater Bos- do its part to recruit mi- signi cant other Laura Carter, now, but we'd also like to Nearly 75 percent of ton: New England Treat- nority workers. Alexa and Vanessa. Brother in see more opportunities those who have applied ment Access, in the af u- It has been holding law, George Bouzianis and sister for people like us so that or approved to work in ent suburb of Brookline. job fairs in and around in law Mary Sagris, both of Ips- its not such a challenging Massachusetts' legal mar- Boston Mayor Marty Dorchester, a neighbor- wich. Siblings Dorothea Pechilis, road for people that come ijuana industry are white, Walsh, who has faced crit- hood where more than 40 icism for his city’s slow after us.” according to statistics re- percent of residents are Black and Latino groups leased Thursday by the rollout of pot shops, also black, he said. The compa- have voiced their frus- commission. signed into law last year ny hopes to employ about tration for months at the Black and Latino peo- an ordinance overhauling 30 workers. slow pace of approvals for ple make up less than 12 the local process for vet- John Crowley minority-owned business- percent of the marijuana ting marijuana businesses. “It’s bittersweet. It’s a es, both in Massachusetts workforce. Among other things, great feeling to be rst, LYNN — John Crowley and nationwide. Kevin Hart, the other the new law creates the but we know that also passed away unexpectedly The state has granted co-owner of Pure Oasis, state’s rst equity fund comes with a level of re- on Wednesday February 5, some form of approval to believes the local indus- aimed at providing tech- sponsibility,” Hart said. 2020. John was the son of some 280 marijuana com- try’s demographics will nical assistance and oth- “It’s our responsibility to the late John “Jack” and Doris panies licenses to date, improve as more pot er services to minority take this win we got today (Doucette) Crowley. but only about 10 of those businesses are opened in entrepreneurs seeking to and make sure people of John was raised in Lynn have gone to companies Greater Boston’s more di- enter the industry. color realize they have the like Pure Oasis that are verse communities. Hart says his company, same opportunities.” and graduated from Lynn Tech in 1972. He had worked at General Electric for almost 10 years before having to retire in Northeast Arc lands an 1986 due to health issues. John became legally blind due to diabetes, was hard of employment opportunity grant hearing, and had trouble walk- ing, but through it all he always remained positive. He rarely DANVERS — Northeast of Employment Opportu- Northeast Arc. “As min- programs, recommend Arc, a not-for-pro t organi- nities Network (NEON) imum wage and health changes, and identify new complained about himself and Service Information: His zation that helps children initiative is designed to care costs increase, we models to explore. was always happy to see peo- Funeral Service will be held and adults with disabil- develop strategic plans to need to ensure employers The plan also calls for ple he knew. He loved to listen on Saturday at 11:30AM in ities become full partici- increase integrated em- will continue to consider developing tools to evalu- to music, watch old comedies the Solimine Funeral Home pants in the community, ployment opportunities people with disabilities ate ve-year regional em- and James Bond Movies. He 426 Broadway (RTE129), has received a grant from for people served, includ- when making job offers.” ployment trends so the or- also enjoyed scratch tickets the United States Depart- ing those with signi cant The grant will provide ganization can implement Lynn. Relatives and friends and slot machines. He was a ment of Labor’s Of ce of disabilities and mental subject matter experts to training to better prepare are respectfully invited to longtime member of the Fran- Disability Employment to health disabilities. work with each organiza- people for the future. attend visiting hours on co American in Lynn. increase employment op- “Our application for tion to help develop stra- Northeast Arc (NeArc) He leaves his brothers; Jim Saturday from 10:00AM- portunities for people with the grant highlighted tegic initiatives and plans. serves more than 15,000 of Lynn, Joe and his wife Pat of 12:00PM. Burial will be pri- disabilities. our success in providing The Northeast Arc’s goal people in 190 Massachu- The second-largest of integrated competitive is to work with these ex- setts cities and towns each Peabody, and Mike and his wife vate. Directions and guest- book at www.solimine.com. 700 Arcs in the United employment for nearly perts to translate its cur- year through programs Lena of Lynn, along with his States, Northeast Arc was 60 years, including the rent employment model including Adult Family nieces and nephew; Jacklyn, one of ve Arc chapters se- development of innova- successes to include peo- Care, the ArcWorks Com- Lindsey, and Ryan, and several lected across the country tive small businesses to ple with more signi cant munity Art Center, Au- aunts and uncles including his to participate in the proj- provide training,” said disabilities. Arc also plans tism Services, Black Box Godmother Eleanor Diliberto. ect. Tim Brown, Director of to evaluate current small Theater and Breaking The National Expansion Innovation and Strategy, businesses and training Grounds Café. NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

Providence food pantry The pantry was out of per year, and he expects “This gets away from — A Maine naval shipyard innovative projects under- opens after 5-month hiatus service after the social that number to rise be- the paper noti cations and the University of Mas- way at the shipyard. In Loving Memory of services agency was cause the organization’s that were the heart of sachusetts Lowell have “The partnership allows PROVIDENCE,Richard ( Dick) Blodgett R.I. forced to vacate its previ- new location is on a bus the problem,” Elizabeth entered into an education- us to work collaboratively (AP) — A Rhode Island ous location, the Elmwood route. Bielecki, director of Di- al partnership to share with UMass Lowell and food pantry that serves Community Center, in Because it serves vision of Motor Vehicles, technology and enhance their unique facilities and more than 700 families a July due to unsafe build- residents from diverse said at a Senate Trans- student education. talented people to ad- year has reopened for the ing conditions. cultural backgrounds, the portation Committee The ve-year agreement dress real-world technical rst time in ve months The organization moved pantry distributes a vari- hearing last month. “This between Portsmouth challenges we see in a after a relocation. in August and resumed ety of meats and proteins will be a more ef cient, Naval Shipyard, located in shipyard environment,” More than 50 families most of its services, but that align with residents’ complete, accurate and Kittery, Maine, and UMass said shipyard commander, stocked up at the Commu- the food pantry took religious and dietary timely exchange of infor- was signed at a ceremony Capt. Daniel Ettlich. nity Action Partnership longer to reopen so about restrictions, he said. mation.” Tuesday, the Portsmouth The UMass Lowell of Providence pantry on $10,000 in renovations “That’s not common in The measure also would Herald reported. provost and vice chancel- Wednesday at its new could be completed. a lot of other pantries,” allow the state to partic- It will allow the Navy lor for academic affairs, location on Broad Street, Rilwan Feyisitan Jr., Feyisitan said. ipate in a national driver to make its scienti c, Joseph Hartman, said license data veri cation The Providence Journal executive director of the engineering and technol- the agreement solidi es 2019- February 5- 2020 program. reported. organization, says the Bill would let New Hampshire ogy assets and subject the growing partnership your loving wife Sherry The truck driver in the pantry provides food to matter experts available between the two institu- share driver information Randolph crash, Volody- IN MEMORIAM more than 700 families to university faculty. In tions. CONCORD, N.H. (AP) myr Zhukovskyy, of West JOSEPH J. FEDERICO Spring eld, pleaded not turn, the Navy is able to 2005 ~ FEBRUARY 7 ~ 2020 In Loving Memory of — The state Senate on involve UMass Lowell Richard ( Dick) Blodgett Thursday gave prelimi- guilty to multiple counts of negligent homicide. faculty and students in 781-593-7700 nary approval to legisla- Publishing Daily, except Sundays tion that would allow New Before the crash, USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Connecticut of cials LAW OFFICE OF Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Hampshire’s participation MARIO C. CAPANO in a state-to-state driver twice alerted Massachu- and additional of ces. 101 North Common Street Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item information program, setts about a drunken driving arrest against (781) 599-6056 Subscriptions following the fatal crash • Divorce/Divorce Mediation Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States of seven motorcyclists last Zhukovskyy, but Massa- $20.00 for 4 weeks chusetts failed to act to • Probate/Estate Planning year in a collision with a • Personal Injury Law $65.00 for 13 weeks suspend his license. • Landlord/Tenant Law $130.00 for 26 weeks pickup truck. $260.00 for 1 year New Hampshire would UMass Lowell and OVER 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE Send payment to and POSTMASTER, be able to share electronic Mario C. Capano send address changes to: We miss you, Dad. information with other Navy yard sign 5-year Christopher A. Hall The Daily Item Take good care of Ruthie Girl. states regarding driver Alexander J. Capano, of Counsel 110 Munroe St. educational agreement P.O. Box 5 Love always, Frankie, Mary, 2019- February 5- 2020 suspensions and revoca- Website: capanolawo ce.com and families your loving wife Sherry Lynn, MA 01903 tions. KITTERY, Maine (AP) Email: [email protected] IN MEMORIAM JOSEPH J. FEDERICO 2005 ~ FEBRUARY 7 ~ 2020

We miss you, Dad. Take good care of Ruthie Girl. Love always, Frankie, Mary, and families FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Sanders says he raised $25M State grant awarded in January, will bolster ad buys to fix Lynn flooding LYNN Lynngate Plaza on Bos- By Will Weissert From A1 ton Street, identified as ASSOCIATED PRESS a problem area in the re- Commission executive di- port, was replaced with MANCHESTER, N.H. rector, who added more 2,000 feet of 48-inch pip- — Bernie Sanders says funding would be needed ing. he raised a whopping $25 for future construction to But it wasn’t the best fix, million in January and fix whatever the issue is. he said. will use his presidential The culverts in the area “We’re going to study the campaign’s flush bank can’t handle the amount of brook and see what the is- account to increase televi- water from heavy rainfall sue is,” said O’Neill. sion and digital advertis- and flows out of Boston The plan is expected to ing in 10 states. Street and by Barry Park, start within the next 30 The Vermont senator which floods nearby resi- days and be completed by spent $50 million during dents’ homes, Walsh said. next July, said Bochnak. the final three months of That ineffective system The grant will not cover 2019 and finished the year was especially evident its entire cost. with $18.2 million in cash during the two “100-year Other priority areas on hand, putting him in storms” that occurred in that have been identified a stronger position than September 2017 and less include the downtown, many of his rival candidates than a year later, which which has been battered even before his latest bo- caused widespread flood- with flooding during major nanza last month. Partial ing not only in West Lynn, rainstorms, and places that results show Sanders in a but throughout the city. experience coastal flooding, near tie for first with Pete O’Neill said work has such as the Saugus River Buttigieg, the former mayor already been done in area, North Harbor, South of South Bend, Ind., in Mon- the past to improve the day’s leadoff Iowa caucuses. Harbor and Lynn Shore Strawberry Brook sys- Drive, said Bochnak. New Hampshire hold its tem. A culvert investiga- primary next Tuesday. tion was done in 2001, Gayla Cawley can be Sanders’ campaign with improvements made reached at gcawley@item- manager, Faiz Shakir, an- based on that report. A live.com. Follow her on nounced Thursday that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 36-inch pipe through the Twitter @GaylaCawley. his candidate will imme- diately increase staffing Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., speaks in states that vote during during a campaign rally in Derry, N.H. The woman who introduces the Democratic primary’s Super Tuesday, on March ready made in California campaign is ”in a strong campaign in February Lynnfield to the world 3. The campaign also plans and Texas, the two larg- position to compete in 2019, Sanders has raised to spend $5.5 million on est states voting on Super states all over the map.” more than $121 million, LYNNFIELD felt it was important that television and digital ads Tuesday. January was the Sand- built on donations from From A1 it continued here.” in eight new states: Arkan- “Bernie’s multiracial, ers campaign’s best fund- more than 1.5 million peo- Because she recognizes sas, Colorado, Massachu- multigenerational, peo- raising month to date, ple. That total doesn’t in- completion of their half- hosting an exchange stu- setts, Minnesota, North ple-driven movement for featuring donations from clude an additional $12.7 year programs. dent is often a daunting Carolina, South Carolina, change is fueling 2020’s 648,000 people, including million in transfers all In a January article challenge for all involved, Tennessee and Utah. most aggressive campaign 219,000 new donors, the made in 2019 from Sand- published by the The Dai- Langill works closely with And Sanders will expand for president,” Shakir said statement said. Since an- ers’ other federal accounts, ly Item, High School prin- host families to help them ad buys the campaign al- in a statement, saying the nouncing his presidential the campaign said. cipal Bob Cleary said the prepare. To ensure each school sees an average of space is up to standard, about seven Educatius she visits homes before- Warren apologizes to six women students each year, with hand and takes pictures Brazil, Germany, Ita- to send back to students. ly, China, and Vietnam “We put pictures of the among the most popular family in, too,” she said, of color who left Nevada office countries. adding that small touches Before new students DERRY, N.H. (AP) — campaign,” the Massa- campaign office since No- determined to do better.” like this can help alleviate become acquainted with Elizabeth Warren is apol- chusetts senator told re- vember. Nevada holds its “I take personal respon- anxiety students often feel Langill, however, they ogizing to six women of porters after an event in Democratic caucuses on sibility for this, and I’m about their impending trip. must complete a rigor- color who left her presi- Derry, N.H., on Thursday Feb. 22. working with my team to Once they arrive, Lan- ous application process. dential campaign office in night. Campaigning in New address theses concerns,” gill works hard to ensure The program then sends Nevada before the state’s “I tried to build a cam- Hampshire for the state’s she added. every child feels welcome Lynnfield High School caucuses because they felt paign and an organization Feb. 11 primary, Warren Asked what specifically in their new home. profiles of applicants who she could do to address “Especially in the begin- marginalized and because that is diverse and wel- said she understands “the request to be placed there, their concerns weren’t ad- coming, that celebrates long legacy of racism in this them, she said, “I want ning, I meet with them a and, once final decisions couple times to answer dressed by supervisors. people, that encourages country and what it means, to create enough space in are made, Langill sets out “I believe these women people to bring their whole how it creates power dy- our offices to make sure any questions. We have a to do her job matching little orientation so they completely and without selves to work every single namics and inequities that that we’re hearing from students with approved reservation. And I apol- day,” she said. are toxic and dangerous everyone and to deter- can ask us anything they families. might be embarrassed to ogize that they have had Politico reported that six and that’s why we need to mine where there may be Although the former a bad experience on this women have left Warren’s be constantly vigilant and concerns.” ask their host family,” she youth minister has always said. enjoyed mentoring young At its January 21 meet- Swampscott car dealer’s license remains in flux people, Langill only joined ing, Lynnfield’s School Educatius three years Committee voted unan- ago, starting out as a host imously to continue the SWAMPSCOTT vehicle on the Four Sea- showing. license’s restrictions have mother before soon mov- district’s participation in From A1 sons Motor Group’s prop- In addition, he said when not been easy. ing on to a regional coor- the program and agreed to erty was for sale.” customers inquire about “If I (could) have 46 cars dinator position. accept up to 10 Educatius November, six were But an attorney for Four vehicles, those cars may be for sale, all marked up, After hosting her first students during the 2020- marked for sale, but six Seasons’ Thomas Beatrice taken from the back and that would make life a student — a boy from Ita- 2021 academic year others had “lemon law” argued that lemon law swapped with the six listed lot easier,” said Terechin. ly — she said she was in- “The program works re- stickers inside the front stickers are put on cars as being for sale out front. “The great length that we spired to help other Lynn- ally well and we have had windshield, which is re- that need to be sent out Terechin said that keeps go to, it’s a lot of work. We field families connect with kids come back and visit quired for cars that were for repairs and took issue only six as being listed for don’t sell a lot of vehicles. Educatius students. after deciding to go to col- for sale. with the town’s extensive sale on the property, but A lot of cars we sell are “They’re always looking lege here,” Cleary said in In addition, he said there investigation into the auto the company sells about 20 luxury and we don’t sell a for host families to recruit, January. are about 40 cars that dealer, which included to 25 cars a month. lot of them.” and (my husband and I) are listed for sale on the what he called a “sting But Select Board Chair Kasper has recommend- had a wonderful experi- Elyse Carmosino can be company’s website. About investigation” by the Mar- Peter Spellios, who said ed that the Select Board ence,” Langill said. “I real- reached at ecarmosino@ 58 cars were observed on blehead Police. he’s also been on the web- take steps to formally ly liked the program and itemlive.com. the property in Novem- Four Seasons owner Si- site, seemed to not take request the violation be ber, which included others mon Terechin testified much stock in that argu- corrected, and warn Four parked in the rear and in- that lemon law stickers ment. Seasons ownership that side garages, he said, not- are required by state law. “How is that different failure to comply may re- ing that it was his opinion He said the company nev- from having 46 cars for sult in its license being that there was a violation. er has more than six cars sale?” said Spellios. “If suspended or revoked. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 On Nov. 26, Brady and for sale. Cars advertised you’re just rotating once Spellios asked town staff to start your Marblehead Police Detec- as being for sale online in- or 20 times and swapping to prepare recommen- daily subscription. tive Theresa Gay, identified clude a disclaimer, which a car from the back, aren’t dations for the board by themselves as prospective directs people to call or you functionally offering their next meeting and car buyers and according email for vehicle availabil- 46 cars for sale?” that Brady appear as a to the report, left with the ity, and that they may not But Terechin said his witness when the hearing “understanding that any be available for immediate efforts to adhere to the resumes. Selling a house? Buying a house? Nahant top cop endorses ‘Hands Free’ driving law Find out what properties recently sold in your area. NAHANT Check out From A1 the Real Estate page the new law will reduce in Saturday’s paper. motor vehicle crashes, and hopefully save lives.” Once the law goes into effect, there will be a month-long grace peri- od when drivers caught breaking the new rules will be issued formal warnings. After March 31, however, offenders face fines of up to $500, plus LAW OFFICES OF insurance surcharges and JAMES J. CARRIGAN mandatory completion of • Social Security Disability distracted driving courses. • Workers Compensation Dwyer acknowledged • Accidents the new law will take 25 years located across some getting used to, but Home delivery from Lynn District Court is especially necessary for subscribers 15 Johnson St. small communities like 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN Nahant. Get FREE access ITEM PHOTO | ELYSE CARMOSINO to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN “Our only mission is to LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL keep all motorists and pe- Nahant Police Chief Robert Dwyer announces Massachusetts’ new www.jamescarriganlaw.com destrians safe,” he said. “Hands Free” driving law at Thursday’s Board of Selectmen meeting. [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 OPINION Time to retool the census HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Read up on the census Lynn’s workforce in 2016 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ and you learn that in 1790, — a percentage far higher Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg according to the Census than the 19.9 percent of the Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Bureau’s website, Congress 2000 workforce employed Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. assigned “marshals of the Thor in service occupations. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer U.S. judicial districts” to According to 2016 Census Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Jourgensen Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan carry out a census and ask statistics, 12.7 percent of Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman questions, including name, Lynn’s households — just Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. race, gender, relationship national census — and over 4,000 — earn annu- PUBLISHERS to head of household, and ally between $35,000 and Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ACS data gathered in 2016 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 “... number of slaves, if any.” and 2018 and you get a fas- $50,000 a year. Just over 79 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Flash forward to 2020 cinating portrait of the city. percent of the 59,000 Lynn 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 with the next census about residents who are 25 years Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Lynn has some of the most Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 to get underway and you densely populated neigh- or older hold at least a high Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 have to conclude the na- borhoods in the region with school degree or addition- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 tional count bears more of al educational credentials. classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 more than 90,000 residents Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 a resemblance to the one with 33,000 households, 40 But 13.3 percent have less Subscriptions Thomas Jefferson ran than than a ninth grade educa- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 percent of which are racial the kind of count 21st cen- or ethnic “minorities.” Its tion and another 7.7 per- Circulation tury technology can per- peak population stood at cent, according to 2016 [email protected] form. 102,300 in 1930, but pop- data, attended high school Ext. 3 Altering the constitu- ulation estimates suggest but did not earn a diploma. tion is no minor feat and it growth in Lynn through The 2016 census estimat- Newsroom shouldn’t be. But a convinc- [email protected] 2030 could range between ed 63 percent of the 48,000 [email protected] ing argument can be made 94,000 to 99,000. city residents older than that the time has come to That estimate is already 16 who work drove alone Ext. 4 EDITORIAL abandon the notion of a being debunked by city of- to their jobs. Just over 13 Sports static, every-10-year head- ficials who think the city percent used public trans- [email protected] count in favor of a rolling population is not 94,000 portation. Almost 6 percent Ext. 5 count that constantly up- but more like 110,000. worked at home. Almost dates population statistics. Retail and Online A bad idea for Lynn’s relatively young half of the city’s workers log Advertising To their credit, feder- population is reflected in commute times between 10 [email protected] al census representatives minutes and an hour. an average age of 34.2 ADVERTISING the environment and their state and mu- years for city residents. Of the 59,000 people 25 nicipal counterparts are According to the 2016 Cen- years or older living in Ernie Carpenter Jr. bound and determined to sus estimate, Hispanic or the city between 2012 and Director of Advertising From the Los Angeles Times Editorial Board and Business Development, ext. 1355 get everyone counted and Latino residents repre- 2016, 20.7 percent had less [email protected] for good reason. The census sented 35,000 or 38 per- than a high school educa- In what could be the administration’s has direct bearing on rep- Ralph Mitchell cent of Lynn’s population tion. The number of sin- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 broadest attack yet on federal environmen- resentation by elected of- compared to 29,000 or 32 gle-parent families in Lynn [email protected] tal regulations, the Trump administration ficials and federal funding percent in 2010. African is more than double the distribution. Eric Rondeau on Thursday proposed making it easier to Americans totaled 16,200 percentages for the Boston Sales Representative, ext. 1280 approve major energy and infrastructure In fact, the best way to in 2016 compared to 11,540 Metro area. [email protected] quickly understand how projects, including new highways and pipe- in 2010. Lynn’s housing is old our government works is to Immigrants make up Patricia Whalen lines, without full consideration of their envi- with census data noting 62 Sales Representative, ext. 1310 understand the census and more than 30 percent of percent of residences were [email protected] ronmental impact or their effects on climate the huge, long-lasting im- Lynn’s population — dou- built before 1940 and less BUSINESS OFFICE change. Billed as an effort to make the 1970 pact it has on assuring all ble the statewide for- than 5 percent built after National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Americans have a voice in eign-born population rate. 1990. Single-family homes Susan J. Conti more efficient, the new rules would make it the halls of power. Census data shows 46.4 Controller, ext. 1288 totaled 10,651 in 1991 com- [email protected] easier for many projects with significant det- Important as it is, the percent of foreign-born pared to 11,603 in 2015. rimental environmental impacts to proceed count is just the tip of the city residents entered the All these facts paint a Ted Grant iceberg when it comes to Publisher, ext. 1234 without crucial reviews. country before 2000. Just detailed picture of Lynn’s the Census Bureau’s work. over two-thirds of the city’s [email protected] In truth, NEPA probably does need a tune- population and the most ef- Using a fascinating tool 70,800 residents who are fective way to gather them Marian Kinney up. The current regulations date back to 1978 called the American Com- 16 or older work. ext. 1212 has to be on a rolling basis [email protected] and have been amended only once since, in munity Survey (ACS), cen- By comparison, 62 per- with modern technology. 1986. It’s reasonable to assume that all those sus workers harness the cent of Lynn residents 16 Let’s start the debate over Will Kraft numbers they gather, ask or older were in the labor Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 years of experience have exposed flaws and ditching a 10-year count [email protected] shortcomings that could be addressed to im- more questions, and come force in 2000. Women made and make the census really prove and expedite the environmental review up with incredibly detailed up slightly more than half count. Paula Villacreses portraits of communities A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 process. But the Trump administration, with of the workforce in 2016 like Lynn. and slightly below half in Thor Jourgensen can be [email protected] its open denial of climate change and its in- Analyze census informa- 2000. Service occupations reached at tjourgensen@ Mike Shanahan dustry-friendly policies aimed at expanding tion from 2010 — the last employed 29 percent of itemlive.com. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the production of fossil fuels, is not to be [email protected] trusted with such a task. PAUL STEIDLER Carolina Trujillo The proposed regulations show why. Among Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 other things, they would weaken the ability of [email protected] local governments and environmental groups Jim Wilson Counterfeiting is much more Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 to challenge projects, and deny NEPA review [email protected] to projects with less federal involvement — CIRCULATION which would lower a regulatory hurdle for than you might imagine Lisa Mahmoud privately funded pipelines. For projects that Manager, ext. 1239 would be still be subject to NEPA review, the Counterfeit products in- it is being counterfeited,” ly enforce current and [email protected] proposed rules would set a two-year deadline jure consumers, harm U.S. says Mark Morgan, acting forthcoming requirements. CUSTOMER SERVICE for the completion of environmental impact businesses and line the commissioner of the U.S. The Universal Postal La’ Mosha Ball statements, which Interior Secretary David pockets of criminals. This Customs and Border Pro- Union, which sets interna- Customer Service, ext. 1276 Bernhardt told reporters Thursday now take is a central finding of a tection. Today, counterfeit- tional mail standards, has [email protected] an average of 4.5 years. The rules also put nine-month study by the ing is a half-trillion-dollar- been slow to adopt compre- GRAPHICS Department of Homeland a-year industry. There are hensive AED standards. In page limits on environmental impact state- Trevor Andreozzi Security, which document- even issues of counterfeit conjunction with the orga- ments, and require the consideration only of Designer ed extensive problems products getting into the nization’s coming four-year [email protected] “effects that are reasonably foreseeable and from counterfeiting in a Department of Defense international Congress in have a close causal relationship to the pro- Frederick Higgins January 24 report, while supply chain. August, the United States Designer posed action,” a definition that environmen- also announcing a “histor- The administration is should push for changes [email protected] talists say will remove long-term climate im- that will greatly accelerate ic action plan” to stop it. putting pressure on e-com- Mark Sutherland pacts from consideration. Counterfeiting is about merce companies to identi- the use and quality of AED. Creative Director The manufacturing industry, oil and gas far more than knock-off fy and remove counterfeit In fact, AED tracking [email protected] producers and unions whose members work luxury handbags that are products on their platforms. has been required of pri- NEWSROOM on such projects applauded the new rules, bought on street corners Peter Navarro, assistant to vate carriers since 2002. Those carriers have put in Mike Alongi but others argued that they sacrifice the en- and often fall apart in the president and director Sports Reporter ext. 1228 place sophisticated, com- vironment and undercut efforts to reduce the a few days. Today, most of trade and manufactur- [email protected] counterfeit products are ing policy, points out while prehensive and high-qual- carbon emissions driving global warming. Bill Brotherton sold over the internet, brick and mortar stores are ity systems. The result is The environmentalists are largely right here. Features Editor ext. 1338 primarily from foreign liable if they sell counterfeit AED has been consistent- [email protected] Trump and the coterie of former industry ly proven to work in help- countries, especially Chi- products and fail to list the Elyse Carmosino lobbyists he has placed in charge of federal na. Buyers are typically country of origin, e-com- ing to better identify and Reporter, ext. 1264 environmental policy display little interest in duped, visiting what they merce companies do not seize suspicious packages, [email protected] whether the concern is il- the planet they are charged with protecting. believe are legitimate have similar requirements. Gayla Cawley This isn’t a done deal. The new regulations merchants. It is essential that the licit drugs or counterfeit- Reporter, ext. 1236 will be subject to public comment for 60 days, DHS warns that Amer- United States once and for ing. There is no reason to [email protected] delay its widespread use and, ultimately, whether the law gives the icans need to be wary of all be able to pinpoint sus- Cheryl Charles counterfeit brakes, seat picious postal items com- on all incoming packages. News Editor, ext. 1278 administration the authority to place such Furthermore, with the [email protected] stringent limits on the scope and nature of belts and airbags that a ing into the country and to power of data analytics Olivia Falcigno environmental reviews will be determined mechanic could put in their quickly seize them. There car. This also includes the are 500 million packag- and continuous strides Photographer, ext.1224 by the courts in litigation. But as a matter [email protected] bike helmet that a child es entering the United being made in this area of policy, greasing the skids for projects that may wear and the medi- States annually through by law enforcement and Spenser Hasak others, there is reason for Photographer, ext. 1332 pose tremendous risks to the health of the cines that could be provid- the international mail sys- optimism that the United [email protected] planet is foolish. ed to an elderly parent. tem, which accounts for States can wring counter- The report also says, approximately 85 percent Thor Jourgensen feiting out of our economy. Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 “Counterfeit cosmetics of- of inbound international The stakes are high, and [email protected] ten contain ingredients package shipments. time is of the essence. The Daniel Kane such as arsenic, mercury, Under U.S. law, all in- administration’s enforce- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 aluminum, or lead.” They bound postal packages are ment action plan is an [email protected] are often manufactured to have advanced electron- encouraging development. Steve Krause in unsanitary conditions, ic data (AED) by Decem- By expanding use of AED Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ber 31, 2020 and packages [email protected] resulting in problems in technology and vigorously from China were to have consumers’ eyes and skin. enforcing current laws, the Harold Rivera In addition, the U.S. it by December 31, 2018. United States will be able Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] Government Account- AED provides tracking to break the back of the ability Office found that information such as the counterfeiting industry. Anne Marie Tobin among 400 counterfeit sender’s name, destination Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 iPhone adapters, 99 per- and declared contents. Yet, Paul Steidler is a senior [email protected] cent failed fire, safety and many postal packages from fellow with the Lexington Ryan York shock tests. Twelve per- China still enter the Unit- Institute, a public policy Copy Editor, ext. 1220 cent posed a risk of lethal ed States without AED. think tank in Arlington, [email protected] electrocution. Federal law enforcement Virginia. He wrote this for TECHNOLOGY “If it is being produced, agencies need to thorough- InsideSources.com. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION DNC calls for ‘recanvass’ of Iowa results after delays By Steve Peoples, that slowed down report- late the results of the con- can’t count some simple Julie Pace ing of results from Mon- test. The app was rolled votes and yet they want and Brian Slodysko day's caucuses and has out shortly before caucus- to take over your health ASSOCIATED PRESS spent the week trying to ing began and did not go care system,” Trump said verify results. However, it through rigorous testing. at a White House event WASHINGTON — The was unclear if the state The problems were com- Thursday celebrating his chairman of the Demo- party planned to follow impeachment trial acquit- cratic National Commit- pounded when phone lines tee on Thursday called the directive of the na- for reporting the outcomes tal. “Think of that — no, for a “recanvass” of the tional leader to recanvass became jammed, with think of that.” results of the Iowa caucus- those results. Iowa chair- many callers placed on The chaos surrounding es, saying it was needed to man Troy Price suggested hold for hours in order to the reporting breakdown “assure public confidence" in a statement Thursday report outcomes. Party seems sure to blunt the after three days of techni- that he would only pursue officials said the backlog impact of Iowa's election, cal issues and delays. a recanvass if one was re- was exacerbated by calls which typically rewards “Enough is enough,” par- quested by a campaign. from people around the winners with a surge of ty leader Tom Perez wrote The caucus crisis was an country who accessed the momentum heading into on Twitter. embarrassing twist after PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS number and appeared in- subsequent primary con- With 97 percent of pre- months of promoting Iowa After a daylong delay, partial results from Io- tent on disrupting the pro- tests. But without a win- cincts reporting, Pete as a chance for Democrats wa's Democratic caucuses showed Buttigieg cess. ner called, Democrats Buttigieg, a former may- to find some clarity in a and Sanders ahead of the pack. “There was a moment in have quickly turned their or of South Bend, Ind., jumbled 2020 field. In- the night where, it became focus to New Hampshire, and Vermont Sen. Bernie stead, after a buildup that clear, ‘Oh, the phone num- which holds the next vot- ic Party's management of Iowa marked the first Sanders are nearly tied featured seven rounds of ber just became available ing contest on Tuesday. contest in a primary sea- for the lead, and both debates, nearly $1 billion the caucuses a “screw-up” to the entire country,’” said The results released so candidates have declared spent nationwide and a that has been “extremely son that will span all 50 Iowa state Auditor Rob far show Buttigieg and themselves victorious in year of political jockeying, unfair” to the candidates states and several U.S. Sands, who was answer- Sanders locked in an ex- the contest. The Associat- caucus day ended with no and their supporters. territories, ending at the ing calls for the party. “It ceedingly close contest. ed Press has not called the winner and no official re- “I really do feel bad for party’s national conven- was a pretty big problem.” They lead Sen. Elizabeth race. sults. the people of Iowa,” said tion in July. President Donald Trump Warren, as well as former The Iowa Democratic Campaigning in New Sanders, who added that it The trouble began with relished in the Democratic Vice President Joe Biden Party apologized for tech- Hampshire, Sanders was “an outrage that they an app that the Iowa Dem- turmoil. and Minnesota Sen. Amy nical glitches with an app called the Iowa Democrat- were that unprepared.” ocratic Party used to tabu- “The Democrats, they Klobuchar. DHS cuts New Yorkers off from Experts scramble, but new virus ‘trusted traveler’ programs vaccine may not come in time

By Ben Fox Global Entry and three subject that motivates his By Lauran ASSOCIATED PRESS other programs, which base. The sweeping move Neergaard the New York governor came a day after Trump ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — New dismissed as “extortion,” slammed New York in his WASHINGTON — The York residents will be cut reflects an escalation of State of the Union ad- flu-like virus that exploded off from “trusted traveler” the conflict between Pres- dress. programs that speed their from China has research- ident Donald Trump and The DHS action on trust- re-entry into the country, ers worldwide once again states and cities that have ed travelers could have a senior Homeland Secu- scrambling to find a vaccine declared themselves sanc- economic consequences. It rity official said Thursday, against a surprise health tuaries for immigrants in applies to nearly 30,000 blaming a new state law threat, with no guarantee that prohibits immigra- the country without legal commercial truck driv- one will arrive in time. tion agents from accessing authorization. ers enrolled in a program Just days after Chinese motor vehicle records. New York's “Green that eases their crossing scientists shared the genet- Tens of thousands of Light” law, which went at four U.S.-Canada ports ic map of the culprit coro- New Yorkers will face the into effect in December, al- of entry in upstate New navirus, researchers at the lows people to get a driv- York. inconvenience of slower U.S. National Institutes of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS re-entry because of a law er's license even if they Cuccinelli told reporters Health had engineered a that acting Department don't have legal residency on a conference call that possible key ingredient for French lab scientists in hazmat gear inserting of Homeland Security in the United States. It in- the New York law endan- a vaccine they hope to be- liquid in test tubes manipulate potentially in- Secretary Ken Cuccinelli cludes a provision prohib- gers the public and federal gin testing by April. fected patient samples at Pasteur Institute. says puts public safety at iting the Department of agents, who can't quickly Scientists from Austra- risk by preventing federal Motor Vehicles from pro- confirm someone's identi- lia to France, along with a respiratory syndrome — All that work is coming agents from quickly ac- viding any data to entities fication, check for fugitive list of biotech and vaccine but are pushing U.S. and at lightning speed com- cessing vehicle and crimi- that enforce immigration warrants or see if a person companies, jumped in the Chinese authorities to give pared to past outbreaks. nal records. law unless a judge orders has a criminal record. race, pursuing different it a try this time around. Yet many experts agree it “I know other states are it to do so. “Obviously, we would types of inoculations. Because the new virus is still may take a year — if looking at laws like this,” That makes it a target urge New York to undo And Texas researchers a close cousin of SARS, it every step along the way Cuccinelli said. “We would for Trump, who has made that law and restore some froze an experimental vac- just might protect, said Dr. goes well — for any vac- urge them to reconsider.” immigration enforcement sanity to its own attempts cine developed too late to Peter Hotez of Baylor Col- cine to be ready for wide- The decision to freeze a cornerstone of his pres- to help preserve public fight an earlier coronavirus lege of Medicine and Texas spread use. That's if it’s New Yorkers' access to idency and knows it's a safety,” he said. — SARS, or severe acute Children's Hospital. even needed by then. Universities cancel study-abroad programs amid coronavirus fears By Michael Melia a campus in China in a and Kantele Franko partnership with Wuhan ASSOCIATED PRESS University, which is in the city at the center of the As concerns about outbreak. China's virus outbreak Duke Kunshan Univer- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS spread, universities are sity closed its campus in Warren Leight arrives at a Manhattan court- scrambling to assess the Kunshan to nonessential house to testify in Harvey Weinstein’s rape trial risks to their programs, personnel until Feb. 24. in New York. and some are canceling The school also helped study-abroad opportuni- students who had recently ties and prohibiting trav- applied for Chinese resi- Prosecutors rest case el affecting hundreds of dency get their passports thousands of students. from local officials so they From Europe to Austra- could travel home and in Weinstein rape trial lia and the United States, started developing online PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS universities in countries learning plans for them. At Northeastern University, graduate student that host Chinese stu- By Michael R. Sisak he is charged with raping Two of the 12 confirmed Lele Luan said that while some fellow Chinese dents have reconsidered and Tom Hays “does not in any way show U.S. cases are linked to students have taken to wearing masks around academic-related travel ASSOCIATED PRESS a forcible act by Mr. Wein- college campuses. One di- campus, he does not feel the need. stein.” The judge rejected to and from China. In the agnosis was confirmed at NEW YORK — Prosecu- the request. U.S., the cancellations add Arizona State University longer it lasts, the deep- they can be monitored. He tors in Harvey Weinstein’s Among the witnesses the to the tension between two and another at the Uni- er the damage will be, he urged the international rape trial rested their case defense is expected to call governments whose rela- versity of Massachusetts added. community to work togeth- Thursday after more than is a psychologist who spe- tions were already sour. at Boston, which said the China sends far more stu- er to combat the illness, two weeks of testimony cializes in human memo- The scare threatens infected student had re- dents to the United States saying the “virus is the en- punctuated by harrowing ry. The defense is looking to cause lasting damage cently traveled to Wuhan. than any other country emy, not the Chinese.” accounts from six women, to raise doubts about the to growing academic ex- The virus represents an — more than 369,000 in In Germany, the Berlin including some who said women’s recollections of change programs that unprecedented disruption the last academic year, ac- Free University and Ber- he ignored pleas of “no, encounters that in some reached new heights over for the academic ties be- cording to the Institute of lin Institute of Technology no, no” and justified his cases are more than a de- the last decade and a half, tween the U.S. and China, International Education. each said they would not behavior as the cost of get- cade or two old. experts say. said Brad Farnsworth, The U.S. typically sends allow visits from China ting ahead in Hollywood. The criminal charges The travel restrictions vice president of global en- more than 11,000 students or approve trips to China Now Weinstein’s lawyers at the trial in New York also complicate planning gagement at the American to China annually. Lately, until further notice. Pader- will start calling witnesses City are based on two al- for conferences and cam- Council on Education. the relationship has been born University said it was of their own as the land- legations: that Weinstein pus events in the U.S. that He recalled the SARS strained by visa difficul- reviewing any China trav- mark celebrity trial moves raped a woman in March scholars from China might crisis in 2002 and 2003, ties, trade conflicts and el plans made by students one step closer to a verdict. 2013 and that he forced attend. when the severe acute re- U.S. concerns about secu- or doctoral candidates. They haven’t said whether oral sex on another wom- “That door has been, if spiratory syndrome that rity risks posed by visiting A spokesman for Sile- Weinstein himself will tes- an in 2006. not slammed shut, cer- originated in China killed Chinese students. sian University in the tify. Doing so could bring The allegations against tainly closed for the imme- nearly 800 people. “This doesn’t help the Czech Republic said the big risks because prosecu- Weinstein helped fuel the diate future,” said Michael “The whole higher ed- current situation, which school postponed ex- tors would be able to grill #MeToo movement. If con- Schoenfeld, Duke Univer- ucation relationship was is very tense right now,” change programs for 38 him about each of the al- victed, he could spend the sity's vice president for not nearly as complex as it Farnsworth said. China's Chinese students. Several legations that jurors have rest of his life in prison. public affairs and govern- is now,” Farnsworth said. consul general in New other schools issued simi- already heard about in viv- Prosecutors ended their ment relations. “We have many, many York, Huang Ping, said lar cancellations, but Ma- id detail. case after the last of the After U.S. officials rec- more students going in Tuesday at a news con- saryk University in the Weinstein attorney Don- other accusers allowed to ommended against non- both directions.” ference that students who Czech city of Brno said it na Rotunno immediately testify finished telling ju- essential trips to China, Many academic col- returned to the U.S. from was still ready to accept asked the judge to dismiss rors about an encounter many universities limit- laborations could be re- Hubei province, which in- 24 students from China the case, arguing that tes- with the disgraced movie ed travel there, including scheduled if the crisis is cludes Wuhan, should re- who are expected in two timony from the woman mogul in 2013. Duke, which also operates resolved quickly, but the port to health officials so weeks. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, par- ren Street motor vehicle ac- Walmart shooting suspect ticularly arrests, reflect police cident on Thursday at 10:05 records. In the event of a per- a.m.; police responded to a ceived inaccuracy, it is the sole report of a hit and run ac- cident on Central Street on faces hate crime charges responsibility of the concerned Thursday at 9:09 a.m. party to contact the relevant By Michael Balsamo bring a death sentence. He police department and have the Complaints and Cedar Attanasio has been held without bond department issue a notice of cor- ASSOCIATED PRESS since the shooting and kept Police received a call from rection to the Daily Item. Correc- isolated from other prison- a woman on Thursday at WASHINGTON — The tions or clarifications will not be ers, on suicide watch for at 2:16 p.m. stating a man was man accused of killing 22 least two months after the made without express notice of following her. people and wounding two shooting. change from the arresting police An Emerson Street resident dozen more in a shooting Crusius surrendered to department. called police to complain that targeted Mexicans in police after the attack at about a woman banging on the border city of El Paso, a busy Walmart, saying, her door on Thursday at 9:23 Texas, has been charged LYNN “I’m the shooter,” and that a.m. The woman told police with federal hate crimes, he was targeting Mexi- she went to the wrong ad- a person familiar with the Arrests cans, according to an ar- dress. matter told The Associat- Christopher Hornsby, 45, Cabaret Lounge staff ed Press. rest warrant. of 19 Range Road, Nahant, called police on Wednesday Federal prosecutors In court documents, prosecutors said Crusius was arrested and charged at 11:30 p.m. to report a were expected to announce FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with two counts of violation man kicked out of the club multiple charges against published a screed online of the city knife ordinance at was trying to intimidate em- the suspected gunman, The government has filed hate crime charges shortly before the shoot- 10:39 p.m. Wednesday. ployees. He caught a cab to Patrick Crusius of Allen, against Patrick Crusius, who said he was tar- ing that said it was “in Harry Moreira, of 60 How- Wakefield. Texas, later Thursday geting Mexicans and shot to death 22 people at response to the Hispanic ard St., Watertown, was ar- at a news conference in a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, last summer. invasion of Texas.” It cit- rested on a warrant charge Enforcement El Paso, according to the ed, as inspiration, a mass hallmark of his administra- disregards the essential of conspiracy to violate person, who had direct shooting in Christchurch, the drug law at 2:43 p.m. Police responded to a call knowledge of the case but tion and the polarizing top- humanity in all of us and New Zealand, that killed Wednesday. from an Andover Street ad- was not authorized to dis- ic makes headlines around brutalizes us all,” Lane scores of Muslim residents Calixto Perez, 34, of 18 dress on Thursday at 10:58 close details of the indict- the world. said. “Part of my job here of that country. Light St., was arrested and a.m. about a plow truck ment before the official Eight Mexican nationals is to hopefully convince the The document parroted charged with violation of the driver who appeared to be announcement and spoke were among the victims of Department of Justice that some of Trump’s immi- open container law at 4:37 in distress. When an officer on condition of anonymity. the attack at a Walmart they are not the depart- gration policy rhetoric. p.m. Wednesday. responded, the driver drove A manifesto attributed store popular with shop- ment of vengeance.” El Paso residents such as off, ignoring a stop sign. He to the suspect in the Aug. pers in nearby Ciudad Crusius, 21, is facing the former Texas Rep. Beto Accidents stopped the truck and was 3 shooting, during a busy Juarez, Mexico, just on death penalty on a state O'Rourke, who was a can- detained. Police determined back-to-school shopping the other side of the Rio capital murder charge. He didate for the Democratic A report of a motor ve- the incident involved an un- day, said the attack was Grande from El Paso. pleaded not guilty last year. presidential nomination hicle crash at 7:05 p.m. known medical problem. aimed at scaring Hispan- David Lane, a Colora- The federal indictment this year, accused Trump Wednesday at Essex and Police cited a Peabody ics into leaving the United do-based lawyer repre- comes as El Paso marks of promoting harmful ste- Joyce streets; at 12:57 p.m. driver on Thursday at 9:17 States. senting Crusius in the fed- the six-month anniversa- reotypes and fueling the Wednesday at 317 Western a.m. on Lowell Street for a The shooting happened eral case, said Thursday ry of the shooting. Last idea that the increase in Ave. marked lane violation. at a time when immigra- morning that he has not weekend, the commut- migrant crossings was a tion officials were trying to yet seen the indictment er town of San Elizario coordinated “invasion” by Assaults Fire manage a crush of migrants but hopes federal prose- planted 22 oak trees in Latinos. The president has cutors don’t to seek his cli- honor of the victims. Local denied inciting violence. A report of an assault and Police responded to an ex- at the U.S.-Mexico border ent’s execution. news outlets aired remem- Crusius drove more than battery at 7:58 p.m. Wednes- terior fire at a Warren Street and there was political bat- “Part of the evolution of brances. day on Eastern Avenue. address on Wednesday at tle over their treatment. El 10 hours from his grand- A report of an assault 11:12 p.m. with the Fire De- Paso was the epicenter of our society involves un- The federal charge follows parents’ house in a Dallas at 1:48 a.m. Thursday on partment. One person was the influx. President Don- derstanding that justice is Crusius’ state indictment suburb to El Paso to carry Ocean Street. evaluated for smoke inhala- ald Trump has made crack- not synonymous with ven- last fall on a capital murder out the attack, according tion. ing down on immigration a geance, because vengeance charge, which could also to police. Breaking and Entering Medical A report of a motor vehi- Attorney general set Bill in Vermont cle breaking and entering at Police assisted emergen- 6:09 p.m. Wednesday at 10 cy medical personnel in re- to release report on would decriminalize Heaths Court. sponding to Highland Street for a call about a man not Theft breathing on Thursday at clergy abuse claims prostitution 1:51 p.m. He was transport- A report of a larceny at ed to Salem Hospital. By Jennifer Providence for his review, By Lisa Rathke prostitution that advocates 3:31 p.m. Wednesday at Police responded with med- McDermott shortly after the diocese ASSOCIATED PRESS say will bring sex work Speedway Gas Station at ical personnel to an address ASSOCIATED PRESS released a list of 50 clerics, above ground, and help 120 Liberty St. in the Peabody Mobile Park religious order priests and MONTPELIER, Vt. — prevent sex workers from on Thursday at 9:24 a.m. and PROVIDENCE, R.I. — deacons it deems to have Some Vermont lawmak- being assaulted, exploited MARBLEHEAD transport to Salem Hospital Rhode Island's attorney been credibly accused of ers hope to make prosti- and trafficked and keep was arranged for a man com- general said Thursday he sexually abusing children, tution safer and remove them from facing punish- Complaints plaining of chest pain. expects to release a public dating to 1950. the stigma that often pre- ment for breaking the law. Police assisted in arrang- report later this year with The diocese voluntarily vents sex workers from Advocates see the bills as A report of suspicious ac- ing medical transport for two findings from his review agreed to a new memo- seeking police protection starting a discussion and tivity at 6:18 p.m. Wednes- men from a Central Street of allegations of sexual randum of understanding and health care. say that with more edu- day on Farrell Court. A call- address on Thursday at 8:49 abuse by Roman Catholic to give the attorney gen- A bill introduced last cation there's a possibility er reported she had been a.m. to Salem Hospital. clerics in the state. eral and the Rhode Island month by four female leg- for additional states and approached by a man for Police and emergency Democrat Peter Neronha State Police access to all islators would decriminal- jurisdictions to propose de- the second time. The man medical personnel respond- continues to review the complaints since 1950, ize prostitution, while the criminalizing prostitution. reportedly told the caller he ed to a Tracey Street address allegations to figure out whether deemed credible state would maintain its “A lot of people doing sex was looking for his dog and on Thursday at 8:22 a.m. on what happened, what the by the diocese or not. laws against sex traffick- work are trading sex out was trying to convince her to a report of an attempted sui- response was and wheth- ing. of circumstances: they’re go to his car. Bishop Thomas Tobin cide. She was transported to er anyone can be held re- has said that he welcomes Rep. Selene Colburn, the homeless, they’re experi- A report of a 911 open Salem Hospital. sponsible in Rhode Island, the opportunity to contin- bill’s lead sponsor, thinks a encing disabilities, they’re line at 8:47 p.m. Wednes- Police aided transport from one of the most heavily ue cooperating with the related proposal will have trans and they’re experi- day on Glendale Road. Po- an Abington Avenue address Catholic states. attorney general and state a better chance at move- encing discrimination in lice received a 911 call with on Wednesday at 4:39 p.m. Neronha, who met with police, and that the dio- ment this year. It would the workplace,” said Nina someone in the background to Salem Hospital for a resi- reporters at his office cese is committed to trans- give immunity to people Luo, an organizer with saying “you’re crazy” more dent with an allergic reaction. Thursday, said he couldn't parency and accountabili- who were victims of or Decrim NY, a group work- than once. The man claimed yet say whether any crim- witnessed a crime while he must have dialed 911 by ty in dealing with sexual ing to decriminalize the Summons inal charges will be filed. abuse of minors by clerics. engaged in prostitution or sex trades in New York accident. He was having an The challenge with such sex trafficking so they can argument with his wife about Mary Kelley, 53, of 88 Neronha said several City and the state. Aborn St., will be summoned cases nationwide is that lawyers are involved in report it to law enforce- Currently, prostitution construction that was going many perpetrators are ment. The bill also calls on at the house. for malicious destruction the review, plus a parale- is legal only in Nevada, of property (television) on dead, he added. gal he hired to work on it for the creation of a panel where it's permitted in Wednesday at 4:01 p.m. At a minimum, Neronha full time. They have sort- to make recommendations licensed brothels in eight PEABODY said he anticipates writ- ed through about half the on modernizing Vermont’s counties. SWAMPSCOTT ing a public report and re- documents. prostitution laws. That bill In New York, where a Arrest leasing it later this year to “There's just a tremen- was referred to a commit- decriminalization bill was describe the allegations, tee on Wednesday. Julio Cunha, 44, of 520 dous amount of informa- introduced last year, ad- Complaints the response, whether he Jubilee Drive, was arrested tion,” he said. “We're go- “Right now sex work- vocates are pushing for a and charged with operating A report of a prowler at deems the response ap- ing back a long way.” ers really feel that they repeal of criminal penal- under the influence, leaving 3:14 p.m. Wednesday at 65 propriate and whether Neronha said he expects cannot access police pro- ties for loitering with the the scene of property dam- Lincoln House Ave. sufficient safeguards are to make the information tection,” said Colburn, a intent to engage in pros- age and texting while driving A report of a disturbance now in place. public because the office is Progressive from Burling- titution. They say it's of- on Wednesday at 10:05 p.m. at 3:46 p.m. Wednesday at The goal is to write it in not using a grand jury at ton. “There are tons of sta- ten used to harass people after a witness said Cunha Town Hall at 22 Monument the style of the 2018 land- this time. Neronha asked tistics about the violence, based on their appearance drove into a pole and fled Ave. mark grand jury report on the legislature to pass a the high levels of violence, and that transgender peo- toward Walnut Street. A report of suspicious ac- sexual abuse by Catholic bill to allow a grand jury and sex assault that peo- ple are often charged. tivity at 7:02 p.m. Wednes- clergy in Pennsylvania, he to issue a report when a ple who engage in sex The New York Police De- Accidents day at 60 King St.; at 7:59 added. criminal indictment isn't work experience.” partment has said it “shift- p.m. Wednesday at 35 Lin- Neronha gained access in returned, but it stalled last The push in Vermont is ed focus” to target traffick- Police responded to a War- coln Circle. July to nearly 70 years of year. He is seeking similar part of a small but growing ers and those who promote records from the Diocese of legislation this year. movement to decriminalize or solicit prostitution. POLICE BRIEFS

Man pleads guilty to bank 48, used fraudulently scheduled for May 7. cals to rewrite checks to mends the use of gel pens Thursday. fraud, identity theft charges obtained debit cards themselves, cash them in when writing checks Trooper Dan O’Neil and PINs to make with- Mail collection box thieves and use the bank infor- because their markings was stopped on the side PROVIDENCE, R.I. drawals from at least six watched by task force mation they acquired to are harder to erase than of the road in Warwick (AP) — A man on trial in people’s bank accounts in forge more checks, D’Inno- ballpoint pens. at the time of the crash. Rhode Island and Mas- cenzo said. Rhode Island has admit- BOSTON (AP) — A task The off-duty officer struck sachusetts, according to D’Innocenzo said that ted to his role in a scheme force of investigators is Off-duty police officer strikes O’Neil on Tuesday night. that involved stealing the court documents. working with the U.S. “it’s out of control,” and Moore admitted that that there are 15 to 20 state police cruiser Dicomitis said O’Neil identities of people and Postal Service to appre- replacement debit cards open investigations in suffered minor injuries using the information hend whoever has been WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — were ordered over the Wellesley alone. but was released from the to apply for ATM cards, stealing mail from collec- An off-duty Providence phone. The new cards Maureen Marion, a hospital. The two police prosecutors said. tion boxes in the Boston police officer struck a were sent and then stolen spokeswoman for the dogs, K-9 Ruby and K-9 Stacy Moore, of Miami from the account holders’ area, authorities said. Postal Service, said secu- Rhode Island State Police Beach, Fla., pleaded Wellesley Detective cruiser with a trooper and Koda, are OK. mailboxes. rity-enhanced mailboxes Providence Police Com- guilty Wednesday to bank Prosecutors said Moore Mark D’Innocenzo said have been installed and two dogs inside, according missioner Steven Pare fraud, identity theft and was arrested after steal- the culprits are using glue have deterred mail theft. to state police. mail theft charges, accord- ing mail from an East and string to fish enve- “The newer ones have State Police Major said the city department ing to the U.S. Attorney’s Greenwich home while lopes from mailboxes, The smaller slots, so you can Christopher Dicomitis did is cooperating with state office in Rhode Island. wearing a U.S. Postal Boston Globe reported only put letters in,” D’In- not immediately identify police and is conducting From December 2018 Service shirt. Monday. nocenzo said. the driver, the Providence its own review of the to February 2019, Moore, Moore’s sentencing is The thieves use chemi- D’Innocenzo recom- Journal reported on crash. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Former Atlanta Braves slugger Hank Aaron, center, is surrounded by family and friends as Atlanta Technical College celebrates his 86th birthday Wednesday in Atlanta. Atlanta college names building for baseball icon Hank Aaron By Ritu Shukla “I don’t feel like I’m 86, ASSOCIATED PRESS but I am 86,” Aaron said. Known as the “Home ATLANTA — Dozens of Run King,” Aaron had 755 students dressed in blue home runs over a career excitedly welcomed Hank that spanned from 1954 Aaron to their Atlanta to 1976 and was inducted college campus Wednes- into the Baseball Hall of day as the school named a Fame in 1982. Now, he building for the baseball serves many roles with the icon on his 86th birthday. Braves, where he spent Atlanta Technical College most of his playing career. christened the Henry Lou- He also has lobbied for is “Hank” Aaron Academ- efforts to encourage more ic Complex for the former young African American Atlanta Braves slugger. athletes to choose baseball. Aaron, a longtime support- “I would like to see more er of the college, donates blacks in baseball, and it’s thousands of dollars to the just a matter of them going school every year and his out and playing,” he said. Chasing the Dream Foun- He said Major League dation awards scholarships Baseball can contribute to several students. by making more resourc- People cheered when es available. Aaron arrived for the “They can build more ceremony where students, baseball fields. Number 1, teachers and big baseball they can have more base- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK names honored him on ball equipment; 2, they his birthday. Even former can teach coaches in them A man quickly walks past a mural by Free Humanity in Lynn as rain falls on Thursday. President Bill Clinton and learn how to play the sent a video message. game,” he said. Rolling Stones announce 2020 North American stadium tour dates

By Brian McCollum American Express card cluded a visit to Detroit’s DETROIT FREE PRESS holders will run 10 a.m. Comerica Park. Feb. 12 through 10 p.m. This will be the Stones’ The Rolling Stones are Feb. 13. third appearance at Ford revving up their lucrative Six decades on, a Rolling Field: The band inaugu- rock ‘n’ roll machine once Stones show remains one rated the Lions’ home again: The iconic band of the time-tested customs with an October 2002 has locked in a round of in rock. The band’s 17- concert, returning in 2006 summer stadium shows. to play the halftime show The Stones unveiled the show outing last summer grossed more than $178 at Super Bowl XL. 2020 leg of their No Filter And the June 10 Detroit Tour, a 15-city run that million to top the year’s North American box-office show comes 56 years to will kick off May 8 in San the week after the Rolling Diego and traverse the chart. Song lists from the 2019 Stones’ first Motor City continent before wrapping visit — an Olympia Stadi- up July 9 in Atlanta. dates indicate a hits- heavy set not dramati- um concert that was part Rolling Stones tickets of the band’s first U.S. will go on sale at 10 a.m. cally different from the tour, in the heart of 1964’s Feb. 14 (local time in each band’s previous stateside British Invasion. market). A presale for tour in 2015, which in- Could this be the last time? At 72, guitarist Ronnie Wood is the youngest core member of OFFICE SPACE an outfit led by still-wig- gly front man Mick 4500 Sq. Ft., Rte. 1 Saugus Jagger (76), grizzled lead FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE guitarist Keith Richards Ronnie Wood, left, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling 3 large offices with large walk-in storage (76) and low-key drum- Stones perform onstage at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. space in each unit. Modern second floor mer Charlie Watts (78). Still, history has taught Tour, 2020 concert dates May 29: Dallas — Cot- Heinz Field with frontage and signage on us to be careful about May 8: San Diego — ton Bowl Stadium June 27: St. Louis — counting out a band that’s Rte. 1 South (425R Broadway) handicap SDCCU Stadium June 6: Buffalo, N.Y. — The Dome at America’s been shrugging off “Roll- May 12: Vancouver — New Era Field Center elevator from lobby direct into this space. ing Bones” jokes for three decades now. BC, BC Place June 10: Detroit — Ford July 1: Charlotte, Rollerworld Plaza Thursday’s announce- May 16: Minneapolis — Field N.C. — Bank of America Call Michelle or Jerry ment follows three days U.S. Bank Stadium June 14: Louisville, Ky. Stadium of promotional teases in May 20: Nashville — — Cardinal Stadium July 5: Tampa, Fla. — 617-620-9201 several of the Stones’ up- Nissan Stadium June 19: Cleveland — Raymond James Stadium 781-233-9507 coming tour markets. May 24: Austin, Texas — FirstEnergy Stadium July 9: Atlanta — Mer- Rolling Stones, No Filter Circuit of The Americas June 23: Pittsburgh — cedes-Benz Stadium WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Friday, February 7, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Thursday...... 7694 Thursday...... 3145 A steady rain in the morning. Windy E winds 5 to 10 kt with gusts up to Wednesday...... 5305 Wednesday...... 3723 SeSeatSSeattlettt Sunrise today 6:51 a.m. Billings with showers continuing in the 20 kt, becoming SW 20 to 25 kt 52/422/2/4/4242 Tuesday...... 2256 Tuesday...... 9040 35/263 H MinneapolisM neappolisppoo afternoon. High 53F. Winds NE at with gusts up to 45 kt in the after- Sunset today 5:04 p.m. L 28/92828//9/ Detroitr t L 10 to 15 mph, becoming SW and noon. Waves around 2 ft, except 3 31/1931/19/119 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L increasing to 25 to 35 mph. 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By Scot Cooper Truer words were never Veronica Tache had FOR THE ITEM spoken as the Crusaders three points, three re- shot 21 percent from the bounds and four steals, PEABODY — If you’re eld and only 31 percent while Liz Gonzalez (four trailing heading into the from the free throw line. points, two assists, re- fourth quarter by seven Trailing 38-31 going into bound), Morginn Kotchian points with designs on a the nal frame, they failed (two points, three re- comeback, you’ve got to to score a single point in bounds, two steals), Bella score in the fourth quar- the fourth quarter. Romero (four rebounds) ter. Unfortunately for the “I imagine that (being and Maria Orfanos (two Bishop Fenwick girls bas- shutout in the fourth) is a points, two steals, assist) ketball team, it was rst since I have been also helped the cause. blanked by the Bishop coaching,” said DeBag- Fenwick’s troubles be- Feehan Shamrocks in the gis.”That’s not a recipe for gan in the rst quarter, fourth to end up on the success for us.” which ended with the wrong end of a 46-31 Annie Murphy had an- Shamrocks on top, 8-5. score. other double-double with Trailing 19-13 going into “The ball just wouldn’t 16 points and 12 rebounds, the second half, Tache go in. We had lots of good while Brynn Bertucci had swished a three-pointer looks, but the shots just another solid effort com- late in the third quarter to ITEM FILE PHOTO would not fall,” said Fen- ing in off the bench with cut Fenwick’s de cit to seven, 38-31. Fenwick’s Liz Gonzalez scored seven points in a loss to Bishop Feehan wick coach Adam DeBag- four points, seven re- Thursday night. gis. bounds and two steals. FENWICK, B2 Saugus girls edge out Revere in conference battle By Daniel Kane being easy. contributions from kids off ITEM STAFF “It all depends on if you’re the bench too. We have some making shots or missing things to work on after this REVERE — Just last shots,” Schruender said. “I one but I’m happy to come week the Saugus girls bas- give Revere a ton of credit. out with a win.” ketball team got off to a They played hard (Thurs- Despite the loss, the Pa- fast start and handily beat day). They’re a tough group triots left the court hold- Revere at home. Thursday of kids. They showed their ing their heads high. Erica the Sachems and Patriots character.” Cheever (11 points) and met again, but Saugus had Molly Granara (11 points, Skyla DeSimone (10) led the to ght for every basket to 10 rebounds) posted anoth- way for Revere. edge out a 42-36 win at Re- er double-double and Taylor “They played really hard vere High. Bogdanski scored 11 points and played a great game,” “I told our kids before the to lead the Sachems. Jillian Revere assistant coach game,” Sachems coach Mark Ricupero wasn’t far behind Jenna Thomas said of the Schruender said. “I know with 10 points while Kiley Patriots. “Even some of the we’re thinking one thing be- Ronan (four points, six re- girls were saying that even cause we played them last bounds) added some key de- though we lost this is one time and it went our way, fensive help. of the games that we real- but they played us tough in “I thought our defense ly played like a team. They the second, third and fourth was great,” Shruender said. should be proud of them- quarter last time. That was “I thought Taylor Bogdanski selves and we’re not disap- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO the case all game (Thurs- really stepped up her defen- pointed. day). I like the way that we sive effort. Kiley did what Saugus girls basketball coach Mark Schruender (center) speaks to his battled despite this one not Kiley does. We get a lot of SAUGUS, B2 team during a game against Revere Thursday night.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO St. Mary’s forward Lee Pacheco had 22 points and four rebounds in a win over Roxbury Prep Thursday night. St. Mary’s boys basketball downs Roxbury Prep By Mike Alongi bounds a game, so to see ITEM STAFF COURTESY PHOTO him have a 20-point game is great,” said Brown. “Any Peabody native and St. John’s Prep teacher Michael Orlando Jr. has been selected as an um- LYNN — The St. Mary’s given night, one of our top pire for the 2020 Little League World Series. boys basketball team is seven guys can do that starting to round into for us. As a matter of fact, postseason form, and we’ve had each one of our that good form continued top seven guys lead us Peabody’s Orlando selected as 2020 Thursday night with a 79- in scoring in at least one 55 win over Roxbury Prep game this season. That’s a in a non-conference battle great luxury to have.” Little League World Series umpire at Tony Conigliaro Gym- Sammy Batista added nasium. 14 points, Joey Abate- SOUTH WILLIAMS- learned the good news ear- some recognition,” said Or- Series nals will take place “We played well the Walsh had 12 points and PORT — Each year be- lier this week. lando, who may umpire from August 20-30 at La- whole game, even at the seven rebounds, Ali Barry comes just a bit more spe- “It’s an honor to have games in both the Interna- made Stadium in William- beginning when we were had eight points and four cial for 90 dedicated Little been selected to work the tional tournament bracket sport, Pa. According to Lit- getting the shots we want- rebounds, David Brown League volunteers who 2020 Little League World and U.S. tournament tle League International, ed and they just weren’t had seven points and sev- receive their of cial um- Series In Williamsport,” bracket. “Umpiring has appointment as a member falling,” said St. Mary’s en rebounds and Josh Pe- pire assignments for the Orlando said. “This is my taught me a lot. The situa- of the umpiring crew for a coach Dave Brown. “Rox- rez had four points and Little League World Series 24 season umpiring Little tions that arise during a World Series is the highest bury was able to knock four rebounds. tournament. League baseball, and to be game have helped me bet- honor bestowed on a vol- some shots down early, The Spartans also con- Peabody native Dr. Mi- able to be part of the 16 ter understand how folks unteer umpire. LLI sup- but once we started get- tinued to work in sopho- chael Orlando Jr., 36, an umpires from around the operate in general, and ports all volunteer umpires ting shots to fall we were more guard Henri Miraka, assistant principal for mis- country and the world se- how to work with people at at World Series events able to break things open.” who missed a good chunk sion and identity and a lected is truly an awesome their best and on what with a travel stipend to Lee Pacheco led the way of the season with an inju- Spanish teacher at St. recognition. It’s still hard may not be their best day.” help offset the costs for se- offensively for the Spar- ry. Miraka had four points John’s Prep, is one of them. to believe.” Aired by ESPN both on lectees to attend. Orlando tans, notching 22 points and three rebounds in his Orlando, who has 24 “To be part of the crew broadcast platforms and rst earned his umpiring and four rebounds. second start back from certi cation in 2002. injury. years of umpiring experi- from around the country via streaming service, the “Lee’s averaging around ence under his belt, selected is truly an awe- 2020 Little League World ORLANDO, B2 nine points and eight re- ST. MARY’S, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 Fenwick girls fall to Bishop Feehan FENWICK From B1 But those were the last points of the night for Fenwick. The Shamrocks scored only eight points in the fourth quarter as they put heavy defensive pres- sure on the Crusaders. When the Crusaders were able to launch a shot, the Shamrocks’ defensive pressure proved to be too much. The Crusaders also had trouble coping with Fee- han’s double teams on de- fense. Shamrock coach Amy Delores felt her team did a very strong job contest- ing each Fenwick shot, and said they battled hard on both ends of the court. COURTESY PHOTO “We did a nice job lock- ing down their starters, Fenwick’s Annie Murphy (right) scored 16 points in a loss to Bishop Fee- the girls did a good job han Thursday night. supporting each other and helping each other, them to get shots, I don’t getting blanked in the do,” DeBaggis said. “We we just played very strong think they had many open fourth. The coach says the played hard, the effort defensive basketball,” De- looks tonight.” team will have a meeting was there, the shots were lores said. “We took ad- DeBaggis’ team was to get ready for the Friday not dropping for us. We’re vantage of our opportuni- looking at quarter deficits night home game against 11-6, and we’re right back ties on offense, and we of three points, nine points Austin Prep. at if Friday against Austin really made it difficult for and seven points, before “We have some work to Prep.”

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO David Brown had seven points and seven re- bounds for St. Mary’s in a win over Roxbury Prep Thursday night. St. Mary’s boys push past Roxbury Prep

ST. MARY’S As the Spartans (16-2) From B1 hit the home stretch of the season, Brown likes where “It’s been good to get his team is as prepara- him back in the rotation,” tions for the postseason Brown said of Miraka. are the top priority. “He’s one of our better de- “I really like the way fenders, he can handle the the guys are getting af- ball and he can get to the ter it in practice and how basket for us. It’s good to hard they’re working to have him back in the mix.” get better,” Brown said. The first quarter was “We know that come tour- back and forth the whole nament time, if you don’t way. St. Mary’s took an play well in one game that early 4-0 lead, but Rox- could be it for you. So they bury fought right back to know the urgency is there tie it at 4-4. The two teams to play well every night, continued to go back and and they’ve worked hard forth until Roxbury took to do that.” its first lead of the game St. Mary’s is back in ac- at 15-12. In the final sec- tion Monday (6:30) with onds of the quarter, Barry a home game against Ca- knocked down a 3-pointer ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO thedral. With a share of to tie things, 15-15, going the lead in the Catholic Saugus’ Jillian Ricupero scored 10 points in a win over Revere Thursday night. into the second. St. Mary’s settled down Central League, a win a bit more in the second would clinch the league quarter, thanks in part to title for the Spartans. Saugus knocks off Revere in NEC bout the solid play of Pacheco “That’s been a goal of and Batista, who com- ours all season,” Brown SAUGUS night. Cheever started the Sachems out front 27- Ricupero stepped up for bined for 19 points in the said of clinching the CCL. From B1 things off with a 3-pointer 26. Saugus in the final min- first half. The Spartans “We know that that game that forced a Saugus tim- That was just the start ute, knocking down four- were able to extend their is going to be an important “Skyla Desimone held eout. The stoppage didn’t of a third quarter that straight free throws to lead, pushing ahead by as one for us, so we’ll work her composure all night,” help the Sachems much, saw four lead changes. seal the 42-36 win. many as 10 points. After hard this weekend and be Thomas said. “Kathryn however, and DeSimone Bogdanski hit two more “Jillian is a great free a small run by Roxbury ready to go Monday.” O’Donnell (nine points) knocked down another threes in the frame but throw shooter,” Schru- to close the quarter, St. — and Erica Cheever are our three to give the Patriots Cheever’s shot from be- ender said. “We trust her Mary’s took a 35-29 lead BOYS BASKETBALL captains and they really a 25-19 lead. yond the arch gave the Pa- in that situation especial- into the halftime break. Greater Lawrence 55, led us well (Thursday).” After a pair of Revere triots a 34-32 lead heading ly. She’s a really cool un- From there, the Spar- Tech 45 Both teams traded blows free throws, Granara into the fourth. der pressure kid and she tans exploded offensive- Luis Pinero scored a right from the start, with broke the run with her Jessica Nazarro’s made some really good ly. St. Mary’s outscored team-high 13 points while each team knocking down and-one to cut the Patriots 3-pointer to start the shots.” Roxbury 20-8 in the third Yael Visciano had a sol- a trio of 3-pointers in the lead to 27-22 before the fourth quarter put the The Sachems (13-3) host period to jump ahead by id all-around game with first quarter. half. Sachems back ahead and Winthrop Monday (7) 18 points, then extended eight points and three Later in the second Ronan got Saugus start- their defense did the rest. while the Patriots (3-11) that lead to as many as 25 steals. Greg Hernandez quarter with things tied ed in the second half with Revere’s only points came are right back on their points in the fourth quar- also had eight points. Tech at 19-19, Revere went four-straight points before off a pair of free throws home court Friday (6) ter before coasting to the is back in action Monday on its biggest run of the Bogdanski’s 3-pointer put from DeSimone and against Medford. victory. night at Chelsea (5:30). Peabody’s Orlando selected as 2020 Little League World Series umpire ORLANDO World Series in Michigan. well as student leadership takes time and space and From B1 He also worked the 2014 and growth programs, and resources to do that. That’s New England Regional by actively advancing a the difference between do- This isn’t Orlando’s first Tournament in Bristol, school culture where sup- ing it and doing it well.” time on the big stage. The CT. port and personal connec- The selection process to Umpire-in Chief for Mas- Orlando is a 2002 gradu- tions are part of everyday become a World Series sachusetts Little League ate of St. John’s Prep in life. umpire is lengthy and rig- District 15, Orlando, who Danvers and 2006 gradu- “It’s about going beyond orous. is certified by the Massa- ate of St. Anselm College. the classroom and the con- To become eligible, an chusetts Baseball Um- He earned a masters de- tent,” says Orlando. “It’s umpire must first have of- pires Association, was one gree at Simmons College about figuring out who ficiated in a regional tour- of eight umpires in the state tournament semi-fi- in 2009 and earned his your students are, which nament event, then sub- nals in 2018. It was his doctorate degree at North- means forming strong re- mit an application through fourth trip to the final eastern University in lationships between and the Umpire Registry. Dis- four. 2016. among students, teachers, trict Administrators com- In 2017, he worked the In his capacity as an as- parents, grandparents, ment on applicants for re- Intermediate Regional sistant principal at the alumni, administrators, view by one of Little Tournament in New York, Prep, Orlando is responsi- board members—every- League’s nine regional of- COURTESY PHOTO while in 2015 he worked ble for optimizing the stu- body. You have to be inten- fices. Individuals with top Peabody native Michael Orlando Jr. has been the Junior League East- dent experience by provid- tional about outreach and qualifications are then selected as an umpire for the 2020 Little League ern Regionals in New Jer- ing resources for faculty programming and discus- screened by Little League World Series. sey and the Junior League professional learning as sion and opportunity. It International. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Boys Hockey Boys Basketball Archbishop Williams at Fenwick (6) Lynn at Cambridge (3) Peabody at Beverly (7) Winthrop at Marblehead (12:30) Lynnfield at Triton (6:30) Watertown at Saugus (5:40) Classical at English Swampscott at Beverly (5:40) Marblehead at Danvers (7) St. Mary’s at Lowell Catholic (6:50) Swampscott at Gloucester (7) Winthrop at Salem (7) Girls Hockey Beverly at Peabody/Lynnfield (4) Girls Basketball Marblehead at Winthrop (1:30) St. Mary’s at Spellman (6:30) St. Joseph’s at St. Mary’s (7:20) Beverly at Peabody (7) Gymnastics Triton at Lynnfield (6:30) Peabody at Danvers (3:30) Austin Prep at Fenwick (6:30) Fenwick at Winthrop (4) English at Classical (7) Danvers at Marblehead (7) Wrestling Lynnfield at Haverhill Tournament (TBA) Gloucester at Swampscott (7) Peabody at Ashland (TBA) Salem at Winthrop (6:30) Marblehead at Whittier (8 a.m.) Boys Hockey Saugus at Ashland (TBA) Lynnfield at Newburyport (4) Swimming SATURDAY Girls North sectional meets at MIT (4:15)

SPORTS BRIEFS NSBUA Classes Lynn girls youth The North Shore Base- hockey signups ball Umpires Association (NSBUA) is looking for Lynn Youth Hockey is new umpires for the 2020 looking to form two all- season. girls teams — one at 10U The class dates are Feb- and one at 12U — for the ruary 10 and 24. The certi- 2020-2021 season. The teams will play out of the fication exam date is Middlesex Yankee Confer- March 2. ence Girls League and the The $100 fee includes the invite is open to all girls course, all written materi- under 12 years old who als, a rule book and the live in Lynn and the sur- certification exam. A suc- rounding cities and towns. cessfully completed Massa- Placements will be held chusetts CORI certification March 6 from 6 p.m. to 7 is required. p.m. at Connery Rink in For more information Lynn. contact Interpreter Steve For more information, Carroll via email at ste- please contact bboisson@ [email protected]. lynnyouthhockey.com. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Red Sox will have a whole new look this season after dealing away Mookie Betts and pitcher TV/RADIO David Price on Tuesday. TV NBA 7:30 p.m...... Atlanta at Boston...... NBCSB Red Sox head into spring training 8 p.m...... Toronto at Indiana...... ESPN 10:30 p.m...... Portland at Utah...... ESPN Men’s College Basketball 5 p.m...... Harvard at Yale...... ESPNU minus Betts, Price and the manager 7 p.m...... Davidson at VCU...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Kent State at No. Illinois...... CBSSN BOSTON (AP) — Well, came at the altar of base- jury ended his season in THEY’RE SET that escalated quickly. ball’s collective bargain- early August. He will join The lineup is largely the 7 p.m...... Niagara at Manhattan...... ESPNU In the 15 months since ing tax, which convinced Jackie Bradley Jr. and same one from last year 8 p.m...... Maryland at Illinois...... FS1 winning the World Series, one of the richest teams Andrew Benintendi in — and the 2018 cham- 9 p.m...... Central Mich. at Buffalo...... ESPNU the Boston Red Sox have in the sport to cut its pay- an outfield that had been pions: catcher Christian 9 p.m...... South Alabama at Troy...... ESPN2 traded away MVP winner roll beneath the $208 mil- one of Boston’s biggest Vazquez, first baseman Women’s College Basketball Mookie Betts and one- lion threshold in order to strengths. Mitch Moreland, short- 5 p.m...... Yale at Harvard...... NESN time ace David Price, lost save money. Price’s spot will stop Xander Bogaerts, 7 p.m...... Marquette at Seton Hall...... FS2 manager Alex Cora in a Now the Red Sox have more likely be filled by third baseman Rafael De- Golf cheating scandal and fired a new opening in right lefthander Martin Pérez, vers, and Bradley Jr. and 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... Golf the baseball boss who put field, which will probably who joins fellow lefties Benintendi returning to 9:30 p.m...... European PGA/LPGA: Handa Vic Open...... Golf together the greatest team be filled by Verdugo, and a Chris Sale and Eduardo the outfield. NHL in franchise history. spot in the rotation, which Rodriguez and righty Na- THEY’RE NOT 8:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Dallas...... NHL Network With less than a week be- will probably not be filled than Eovaldi in the rota- The Red Sox need to Men’s College Hockey fore pitchers and catchers by Graterol. Little else is tion. The fifth spot is up replace Dustin Pedroia 6 p.m...... Wisconsin at Michigan...... Big Ten Network were scheduled to report up for grabs in the line- for grabs; it could be Dar- — this time, perhaps, for 7 p.m...... Providence at UMass...... NESN to spring training, the Red up, but without Betts and winzon Hernandez and it good. The 2008 AL MVP Sox agreed to the terms of Prince on the roster, nei- could be an opener. has played just nine 7 p.m...... Vermont at New Hampshire...... NESN Plus a deal that will send Betts ther is the AL East title. Kevin Plawecki comes games over the past two 9:30 p.m...... St. Cloud State at Colorado College...... CBSSN and Price to the Los An- “They’ll be back. If in as a back up catcher. seasons, and he had an- Women’s College Hockey geles Dodgers and bring they’re not going to be Oh, and someone will other setback in his rehab 2 p.m...... New Hampshire at Boston College...... NESN outfielder Alex Verdugo here this year, they’ll be try to be the third straight this offseason that could 3 p.m...... Colgate at Dartmouth...... NESN Plus and Twins pitching pros- back,” Yankees owner Hal Red Sox manager to win be the end of his career. Radio pect Brusdar Graterol to Steinbrenner said from the World Series in his They also need a closer, NBA Boston. They’ll be among the owners’ meetings. “I first season on the Boston with Brandon Workman 7:30 p.m...... Atlanta at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 the new faces in the dug- guess it didn’t surprise bench. (10-1, 1.88 ERA, 16 saves, out; the manager, who me just because there ROOKIES TO WATCH 73 games) handling most NHL had not been hired when was so much talk about it. Graterol is a top 100 of the ninth-inning chores the equipment truck left Can’t really speak to the prospect who hit 102 mph last season. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division Fenway Park on Monday, decision-making process, during a September cal- ON DECK GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA could be another. but it would have had to lup last season, when he The Red Sox open the Boston 55 33 10 12 78 183 138 St. Louis 54 32 14 8 72 174 153 had a 4.66 ERA. Bobby Tampa Bay 53 33 15 5 71 192 147 Dallas 53 30 18 5 65 142 136 It was a stunning and be a difficult one and a regular season in Toronto Florida 52 29 17 6 64 188 171 Colorado 51 29 16 6 64 188 150 sudden sacrifice of the up- complicated one.” Dalbec, who hit .239 with on March 26. After four Toronto 54 28 19 7 63 194 181 Chicago 54 25 21 8 58 161 168 coming season for a team NEW LOOK 27 homers and 73 RBIs in games against the Blue Montreal 55 25 23 7 57 172 170 Nashville 52 25 20 7 57 171 172 Buffalo 53 23 23 7 53 151 167 Winnipeg 54 26 23 5 57 159 166 that won a franchise-re- Verdugo batted .294 Double- and Triple-A last Jays, they head to Balti- Ottawa 53 18 24 11 47 144 179 Minnesota 52 24 22 6 54 160 174 cord 108 games and its with 12 homers and 44 year, could make roster as more for three before the Detroit 54 12 38 4 28 111 207 Pacific Division an extra bat and backup Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA fourth World Series in RBIs in 106 games for the home opener against the GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 54 30 19 5 65 177 163 15 years in 2018. And it Dodgers before a back in- at the corner infield. White Sox on April 2. Washington 54 36 13 5 77 197 160 Edmonton 53 28 19 6 62 170 165 Pittsburgh 52 33 14 5 71 176 142 Vegas 55 27 21 7 61 170 166 Columbus 54 29 16 9 67 144 135 Arizona 55 27 21 7 61 155 148 N.Y. Islanders 51 30 15 6 66 150 139 Calgary 54 27 21 6 60 147 166 Philadelphia 53 29 17 7 65 170 157 San Jose 54 23 27 4 50 139 178 MLB may rule on Red Sox next week Carolina 53 30 20 3 63 169 145 Anaheim 53 22 26 5 49 137 163 N.Y. Rangers 52 26 22 4 56 171 169 Los Angeles 54 19 30 5 43 133 171 New Jersey 52 18 24 10 46 141 190 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — get immunity.”

Thursday’s Games Ottawa at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. Major League Baseball He was not disappoint- Anaheim at Montreal, 7 p.m. Arizona at Boston, 3 p.m. intends to impose new ed by the reluctance of Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Colorado at Columbus, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at New Jersey, 7 p.m. limits on what live vid- current Astros players to New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. eo is available to teams, apologize. Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Nashville at Edmonton, 7 p.m. and Commissioner Rob “I think the jury’s still Vegas at Florida, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Colorado at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Florida, 7 p.m. Manfred hopes to com- out on exactly what the Vancouver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m. plete his investigation Houston players are go- Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Carolina at Arizona, 9 p.m. into alleged electronic ing to say,” he said, point- Nashville at Calgary, 9 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. San Jose at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Carolina at Vegas, 10 p.m. sign stealing by the Bos- ing toward spring train- Friday’s Games Sunday’s Games ton Red Sox before spring ing as the possible time Anaheim at Toronto, 7 p.m. Boston at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Buffalo, 3 p.m. training camps open next and place for contrition. Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. week. Baseball has looked Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Colorado at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. “I think you should as- at earpieces as a way to sume that before the sea- avoid the use of signs NBA son starts we will have but determined it would new guidelines with re- be impractical. While EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division spect to the use of video football uses earpieces, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB equipment,” Manfred helmets are much larger Toronto 37 14 .725 — Houston 32 18 .640 — said Thursday after an than baseball caps. Boston 35 15 .700 1½ Dallas 31 20 .608 1½ Philadelphia 31 20 .608 6 Memphis 26 25 .510 6½ owners meeting. “I think “It’s much harder to Brooklyn 23 27 .460 13½ San Antonio 22 28 .440 10 we have too much vid- design an earpiece that New York 15 36 .294 22 New Orleans 20 31 .392 12½ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Southeast Division Northwest Division eo available in real time would be comfortable for W L Pct GB W L Pct GB right now.” MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred speaks to re- players to wear in lieu of Miami 34 16 .680 — Denver 36 16 .692 — porters during the MLB owners’ meetings on Orlando 22 29 .431 12½ Utah 32 18 .640 3 After former Houston signs,” he said, adding, Washington 17 32 .347 16½ Oklahoma City 31 20 .608 4½ pitcher Mike Fiers told Thursday afternoon. “it’s hard to be as fast as Charlotte 16 35 .314 18½ Portland 23 28 .451 12½ The Athletic in Novem- hand signals.” Atlanta 14 38 .269 21 Minnesota 15 35 .300 20 ton manager Alex Cora, to start Wednesday. Central Division Pacific Division ber that the Astros used a Astros owner Jim Crane W L Pct GB W L Pct GB video camera to steal the Houston’s bench coach Manfred did not punish did not attend the meet- Milwaukee 43 7 .860 — L.A. Lakers 38 11 .776 — during its 2017 title run, any Houston players and Indiana 31 20 .608 12½ L.A. Clippers 36 15 .706 3 signs of opposing catchers ings. He is playing in the Chicago 19 33 .365 25 Phoenix 20 31 .392 19 in 2017 and 2018, Man- and New York Mets man- said no Red Sox players Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf Detroit 19 34 .358 25½ Sacramento 19 31 .380 19½ fred last month suspend- ager Carlos Beltrán, an will be sanctioned. But he tournament along with Cleveland 13 39 .250 31 Golden State 12 40 .231 27½ ed Houston manager AJ Astros player that season. left open the possibility of pitcher Justin Verlander Thursday’s Games Dallas at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Orlando at New York, 7:30 p.m. New York at Detroit, 7 p.m. Hinch and general man- MLB is investigating a discipline for future viola- this weekend. New Orleans at Chicago, 8 p.m. Brooklyn at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. ager Jeff Luhnow for one separate allegation the tions. On other matters: Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Red Sox broke sign-steal- “We have the right to San Antonio at Portland, 10 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. season, fined the Astros METS SALE Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. $5 million and stripped ing rules in 2018, when discipline players right Manfred says talks have Friday’s Games Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. them of their first- and Cora led Boston to the now. I’m absolutely con- ended over the proposed San Antonio at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Memphis at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games second-round drafts picks championship in his first vinced of that fact,” he sale of a controlling share Atlanta at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Boston at Oklahoma City, 3:30 p.m. in 2020 and 2021. season as manager. said. “We made a decision of the New York Mets Toronto at Indiana, 8 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Hinch and Luhnow “I’m hopeful that I can in the Houston investiga- Houston at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Memphis at Washington, 6 p.m. from the families of Fred Miami at Sacramento, 10 p.m. New York at Atlanta, 6 p.m. were fired the same day, get Boston done before tion that in order for us Wilpon and Saul Katz to Portland at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Utah at Houston, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. and the scandal led to the camps open,” said to get the facts that we hedge fund manager Ste- Milwaukee at Orlando, 5 p.m. Miami at Portland, 9 p.m. the departures of Bos- Manfred, with workouts needed, somebody had to ven Cohen. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Teen in sketchy situation resists efforts to help her DEAR ABBY: My spouses included. 15-year-old granddaugh- Dear Abby is written by Abigail ter has lived for the past DEAR ABBY: I am a several years in an envi- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne 13-year-old dancer, and I ronment with adults who Phillips, and was founded by her recently had a recital. have done drugs, can’t or mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact The mothers came back- won’t keep a job and are stage to help their chil- in and out of jail. I want Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. dren change in the dress- her to have a better life, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ing rooms. and I try to explain what A girl my age who has a responsible adult life two lesbian mothers was looks like. But when I do, near me while I changed. ex-fiance decided to leave tic to me that we will nev- she accuses me of being It made me feel self-con- judgmental and nonac- our relationship and our er do anything together. 10-month-old son, My son is my No. 1 priori- scious. I’m normally not cepting because these like this, but it felt awk- people are “nice.” How “Nicky,” about a month ty, and I just want to han- ago. He sees Nicky regu- dle it the best that I can for ward, to say the least. I’m can I get her to under- not against same-sex cou- stand that the lifestyle larly and is a good father. him. Please help me. I know our relationship is ples, but it felt weird. Am she’s exposed to isn’t good I overreacting? without coming off as over and that it’s not go- CONFUSED IN judgmental? ing to be fixed. To be hon- SANTA MARIA, est, when he left, I was CALIF. MIDWEST DANCER AT A LOSS FOR relieved. DEAR CONFUSED: DEAR MIDWEST WORDS The other day, I sug- DANCER: I think so. gested to my ex that may- Your ex may have said DEAR AT A LOSS: be once a month we take what he did because he Those two mothers were The lessons we teach oth- our son out together to do doesn’t understand that more interested in what ers don’t always have to something, like go to the you have accepted that the was going on with their be verbal. One way would park or the zoo. My rea- romance is really over. daughter than with you. If be to expose your grand- soning is that Nicky Don’t accuse him of being you plan to become a pro- daughter — as often as needs to know that even selfish. Be patient. In the fessional dancer — or part possible — to people who though his mom and dad future, Nicky will under- of any branch of the per- have chosen a different are no longer together, we stand that, although Mom forming arts — you will be way of life and are reap- can still get along. His and Dad are not together, changing costumes under ing the rewards for it. response was he didn’t they get along, if you truly all kinds of conditions. Perhaps then she will be- think it was a good idea. DO get along. As Nicky This means you will be gin to draw her own con- He doesn’t want our son grows older, there will be around straight males clusions and realize that to get the wrong impres- events such as birthdays, and females, gay people of she can have a different sion. I just said “OK” and sporting events, gradua- both genders and, occa- life if she’s willing to work left it alone. tions, etc., you will proba- sionally, trans people. It’s toward it. Is he right? Would it con- bly wind up enjoying to- a fact of life because sepa- fuse our son, or is he being gether — or eventually rate dressing rooms may DEAR ABBY: My selfish? It seems unrealis- with significant others or not be available. BRIDGE

Watch out for unusual finesses Bruce Dickinson, who is best outside of clubs (two spades, two known as the lead singer for the hearts and one diamond), so needs heavy metal band Iron Maiden, said, four winners from the lowest-ranking “One of my earliest ventures was suit. But how should he proceed? when I was 9 years old. I realized If clubs are 2-2 or 3-1, everything there was a shortage of pencils at sensible works. But what if they are school, so I started Rent-a-Pencil. 4-0? But I made a fundamental mistake. If West has four, cashing the club Everybody stole my pencils.” ace first is fine. But that is not the Declarer should always try not case when East has all of them. to have any of his tricks stolen by South must realize that this is the defenders. In today’s deal, how not a finessing position. Instead, should South play in three no-trump he should win trick one (don’t risk a after West leads the heart queen? diamond shift) and lead a low club South’s opening bid is close. But toward the board. these days, most players, liking the When West discards, declarer full complement of aces, would open plays dummy’s jack. East takes the two no-trump. If you are going to trick and returns a heart (or the di- make this upgrade, make sure that amond king). South wins, plays a your hand contains at least three spade to the king, returns a club to aces and one king or two aces and his nine, cashes the club ace, runs three kings. the suit and pencils plus 600 into Declarer starts with five top tricks his scorecard. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

Horse Girl Netflix Original Film! Alison Brie stars in this darkly humorous psycho- The home of heartbreak logical thriller as a socially awkward arts-and-crafts store employee who is more content in the company By Stephen Whitty REMIND MAGAZINE of horses and supernatural crime shows than peo- ple. But when a series of strangely lucid dreams up- When it comes to entertain- ends the simplicity of her waking life, she becomes ment, Hollywood and Nash- increasingly unable to distinguish the logic of her ville are sister cities. dreams from reality. Rock ’n’ roll biopics may be Locke & Key in favor for now, with Rocket- Netflix man saluting a sequined El- New Series! ton John, and 2018’s Bohemi- Based on the comic books by Joe Hill and Gabriel an Rhapsody winning Rami Rodriguez, this series follows three siblings who, af- Malek an Oscar as Queen ter the murder of their father, move to their ancestral frontman Freddie Mercury. home and find the house has magical keys that give But ever since singing cow- them a vast array of powers and abilities. Unfortu- boy Gene Autry rode the big- nately, a demon also wants the keys, and will do screen range, country-west- anything to get them. Carlton Cuse (Lost) is a show- ern music and its stars have runner and cowrote a few of the episodes. been part of the movies. My Holo Love No surprise there. The best Netflix country music is about heart- New Series! ache; as the Rascal Flatts In this series from South Korea, a woman with a tune goes, play a country disorder causing her to not recognize familiar faces song backwards and “you get lives a reclusive life until she starts using an artificial your truck back, you get your intelligence program called Holo, whose appearance hair back, you get your first is the same as the software developer’s. The devel- real love back.” oper falls in love with the woman, but his cold per- So, when Hollywood wants sonality contrasts with that of Holo’s. a good melodrama, it turns to ABC News: The Democratic Debate country and the people who make it. ABC, 8 p.m. Live Academy Award nominee Sissy Spacek plays country singer Loretta Lynn in Sometimes the movies don’t The Democratic candidates give their thoughts on the 1980 film Coal Miner’s Daughter. even need to make things an array of current issues. up. Coal Miner’s Daughter MacGyver Sticking closer to real life the actor loved it, the studio two films with his cousin (1980) set the gold standard was Walk the Line (2005), wasn’t sure; quiet films about Sissy Spacek’s Coal Miner’s CBS, 8 p.m. for down-home biopics, start- Season Premiere! the story of Johnny Cash. Do- regretful, middle-aged men Daughter for a true family ing with the choice of Sissy ing his own vocals and guitar weren’t exactly in style. But triple-feature. In the Season 4 premiere episode “Fire + Ashes Spacek as the legendary Lo- + Legacy = Phoenix,” Mac (Lucas Till) and former playing, Joaquin Phoenix was audiences were touched, and Still, there’s an awful lot retta Lynn. uncanny as the Man in Black, come awards time, the veter- Phoenix Foundation members are recruited to hunt of death, drink and divorce Even though she was Lynn’s and Reese Witherspoon had an actor picked up a long-de- down a bioweapon that’s planned to be used by a here; aren’t there any happy pick, Spacek was terrified; her own Oscar-winning turn served Oscar. mysterious organization to attack a major U.S. city. country-music movies? Well, the actress even demanded as the spunky June Carter. Sing a country song, win a why not let Dolly Parton Henry Ian Cusick (Lost) joins the regular cast as ex- she sing onscreen, not lip- Although the film focused on golden statue? That same old serve up the kitschy come- MI6 agent Russ Taylor. sync, in hopes the producers a small part of Cash’s long tune was reprised when Jeff dy of 1984’s Rhinestone, a Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector: would back off. The producers and varied career, it captured Bridges grabbed his Best Actor frantic farce costarring that “What Lies Beneath” called her bluff and Spacek his dark charisma. prize for Crazy Heart (2009), grand ol’ favorite ... Sly Stal- NBC, 8 p.m. ended up not only singing the Other movies found their playing a guitar-picking ras- lone? Yo, y’all. One way or an- A bizarre murder at a university research site thrusts heart out of the title track own truth by making things cal. Like Duvall and Phoenix, other, you’re bound to laugh. Amelia (Arielle Kebbel) and Kate (Brooke Lyons) and other Lynn favorites, but up. Director Robert Altman’s he portrayed a self-destructive More inspiring, and far into the world of postmortem forensics. Meanwhile, also picked up a Best Actress Nashville (1975) was less character looking for forgive- more authentic, is 2015’s Lincoln (Russell Hornsby) explores new possibilities Oscar for her outstanding about the town than the en- ness, and also like Duvall, his Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many with the help of Sellitto’s (Michael Imperioli) friend. performance. tire country, using music and prize was overdue. Colors, a made-for-TV mov- Bill Burr Presents: The Ringers Although the film featured the upcoming bicentennial as Less appreciated was Rip ie based on her life and her Comedy Central, 11 p.m. a surprisingly warm Tommy a backdrop for thoughts on Torn. When he died on July 9 classic song. And for pure, Steph Tolev explains what it’s like being a Canadian Lee Jones as Lynn’s husband, where the United States was of this year, obituaries men- Southern-fried entertain- woman in Los Angeles, Ron Taylor discusses a com- its bittersweet core was the headed. A sprawling saga, it tioned Men in Black and The ment, you can’t beat 1982’s mon sports movie trope, and Mark Ellis reveals what singer’s friendship with Pat- featured two dozen charac- Larry Sanders Show, but only The Best Little Whorehouse makes him cry. sy Cline. Cline would get her ters and an hour of music, a few noted the little-seen in Texas, where, as the song High Maintenance own movie in Sweet Dreams but the clear standout was a Payday (1973), in which Torn says, “There’s nothing dirty HBO, 11 p.m. (1985), a picture that took lanky Keith Carradine croon- brilliantly played an irre- going on!” — just prime Par- Season Premiere! her from crossover stardom ing “I’m Easy.” deemable country-western ton, Burt Reynolds and a lot Ben Sinclair returns as The Guy for the nine-episode to tragic death. It won Jessica Tender Mercies (1983) was scoundrel. Later, in 2005’s of winking fun. fourth season of the critically acclaimed show that Lange an Oscar nomination, another original, based on a Forty Shades of Blue, Torn Yes, rock ’n’ roll may inspire uses a marijuana dealer to tell a variety of distinctly but purists picked at it for screenplay by Horton Foote. would return to the genre hipper films. But it’s country authentic, empathetic and insightful stories about fudging some facts and rely- He sent his old pal Robert as an aging Memphis re- that will always have Holly- his New York City community. ing on lip-syncing. Duvall the script, but while cord producer; pair these wood’s heart — and ours.

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT dated January 17, 2018, from William A. Bruce, Trustee of Sagamore Place Realty given by Todd Gilbert and Janet Gilbert to Mortgage Electronic Registration CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Trust u/d/t dated August 10, 2017 recorded with the Essex County (Southern Systems, Inc. as nominee for, Summit Mortgage, LLC, its successors and assigns, Docket No. ES19P3641EA District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 589720, to Robert F. dated September 8, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Essex Probate and Family Court Klein, Trustee of RK Burlington Lending Trust V u/d/t dated May 18, 2011, Trustee Registry of Deeds at Book 26079, Page 361 as affected by a Loan Modification 36 Federal Street Certificate pursuant to M.G.l. c. 184, section 35 recorded with the Essex County recorded on August 21, 2012 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 31641, Page Salem, MA 01970 (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 589726, 147, subsequently assigned to GMAC Mortgage, LLC by Mortgage Electronic (978)744-1020 registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern Court as Document No. 589727 and noted on Certificate of Title No. 91206 and District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28552, Page 113, subsequently assigned to on Certificate of Title No. 91208, the undersigned Robert F. Klein, Trustee of RK Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC by GMAC Mortgage, LLC by assignment recorded in Estate of: Burlington Lending Trust V, being the present holder of said mortgage, for breach said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32625, Page 111, Roger D Deschenes of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, subsequently assigned to Residential Credit Solutions, Inc. by Ocwen Loan Also known as: Roger Deschenes will be sold at Public Auction at: Servicing LLC by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34502, Page 605, subsequently assigned to Ditech Date of Death: 10/28/2019 11:00 AM on Friday, February 21, 2020 Financial LLC by Residential Credit Solutions, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35417, Page 77, To all interested persons: upon the hereinafter-described premises, currently assessed by the Town of subsequently assigned to New Penn Financial, LLC D/B/A ShellPoint Mortgage Lynnfield as 1, 2, 5, & 6 Sagamore Place and 1466 Main Street, Lynnfield, Servicing by Ditech Financial LLC by assignment recorded in said Essex County A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Massachusetts, formerly known as 1466 and 1480 Main Street, Lynnfield, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36002, Page 5 for breach of the Representative has been filed by: Massachusetts, all and singularly the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on February 28, 2020 at 17 Woodside Terrace, Donna A Deschenes of East Rochester NH 2 Sagamore Place, Lynnfield, MA and 6 Sagamore Place, Lynnfield, MA fka 1466 Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Main Street, Lynnfield, MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief AND The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon, situated at 17 Woodside Terrace, as requested in the Petition. 1 Sagamore Place, Lynnfield, MA and 5 Sagamore Place, Lynnfield, MA fka 1480 and being shown as Lot #3 on a "Plan of Property in Lynn, Mass., owned by Amber Main Street, Lynnfield, MA V. Shea," drawn by Stanley E. Thomas, Civil Engineer, dated March, 1942, The Petitioner requests that: recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 3291, Page 464, and Donna A Deschenes of East Rochester NH The land, together with the buildings thereon, in the Town of Lynnfield, Essex bounded and described as follows: County, Massachusetts, as described as follows. SOUTHEASTERLY by Woodside Terrace, 106.01 feet; be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety SOUTHWESTERLY by land of MacRae, 51.68 feet; on the bond in an unsupervised administration. PARCEL I NORTHWESTERLY by land of City of Lynn, 106.65 feet; and Those certain parcels of land situated in Lynnfield in the County of Essex and NORTHEASTERLY by Lot #4 on said plan, 54.57 feet. IMPORTANT NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts, shown as Lots 11 & 12 on the plan of land Subject to and with the benefit of easements and restrictions of record insofar as You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the entitled: "Subdivision Plan of Land in Lynnfield, Mass.", by Hayes Engineering, Inc., the same may be in force and applicable and more specifically see Easement to Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Surveyors, dated December 18, 2008, registered as Land Court Plan 25736-E, Lynn Gas and Electric Company, Book 2947, Page 549, also subject to a Right of must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on and also Lots 14, 15 and 16 on the plan of land entitled: "Subdivision Plan of Way over Woodside Terrace. the return day of 03/09/2020 Land in Lynnfield, Mass.", by Hayes Engineering, Inc., Surveyors, dated May 25, For title reference see Deed dated September 14, 2001 and recorded Book This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written 2010, registered as Land Court Plan 25736-F. Said Lots described herein being 17648, Page 33. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a the entirety of Lot 4 on Land Court Plan 25736-B. Said lots 10 and 13 on plan Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections 25736-E are now shown as lots 14, 15 and 16 on plan 25736-F. P.C. #91206. recorded with Essex South within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice District Registry of Deeds in Book 23861, Page 202. to you. The within premises are further conveyed together with the benefit of those certain The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM protective covenants and restrictions set forth in the Declaration of Protective restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Covenants, dated December 22, 2010, and registered with the Essex County titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 533650, on Certificate No. of tenants and parties in possession, and attorney's fees and costs. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the 79963. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the TERMS OF SALE: administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the PARCEL 2 A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and A certain parcel of land in Lynnfield, Essex County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot 3 a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be expenses of administration. on Land Court Plan No. 25736B. P.C. 28350. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Date:January 29, 2020 For title see Deeds recorded herewith. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Pamela Casey O'Brien from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Register of Probate For mortgagor's title see deeds registered with the Essex County (Southern District) check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 589721, noted on Certificate at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms From the Law Office of; of Title No. 91206, and Document No. 589723, noted on Certificate of Title No. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Casey & Lundregan PC 91208. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be 71 Washington Street 2nd FL entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. 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By Lynn Elber Hudson said. “And today ASSOCIATED PRESS there are 25.” Greta Gerwig, excluded BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. from the best director cat- — The mood at Diane von egory for “Little Women” Furstenberg’s lunch hon- despite its best-picture oring this year’s female bid, was on hand brief- Oscar contenders could ly before dashing out, it FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have been downbeat, giv- was explained, to get back en the shutout of wom- A video clip distributed on CBS News’ social home to her baby. en directors for Sunday’s “That’s OK. As long as media accounts focused on Gayle King’s inter- awards. Instead, it was she gets the Oscar,” a view with Lisa Leslie addressing a sexual as- celebratory and defiant. guest called out. Gerwig is sault charge against Kobe Bryant. The 30-plus nomi- a nominee for best adapt- nees who gathered at ed screenplay. von Furstenberg’s home, Former studio chief Amy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS King angry at CBS tucked into elegant and Pascal, who produced “Lit- Greta Gerwig, left, and Laura Dern attend the secluded grounds, cheered tle Women,” offered an in- 92nd Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon at promo of interview as the women spoke in dustry veteran’s perspec- the Loews Hotel. turn. Laura Dern, a best tive. supporting actress nomi- “On behalf of Greta and inees of color attending and we’re going to make questions about Bryant nee for “Marriage Story,” myself, yeah, it would have the lunch in a year that our own way. The other kicked things off Wednes- been better if she got nom- produced only one nod for thing is solidarity, solidar- day by recalling von inated. But ‘Little Women’ By David Bauder ant’s legacy had been com- a non-white actor, Cynthia ity among women," Re- ASSOCIATED PRESS plicated by the assault Furstenberg’s first nomi- is the third movie in the nees’ lunch six years ago. history of the Oscars that Erivo in “Harriet.” ichert said, drawing shouts case. Leslie said it hasn't, Women are making im- of “Yes!” from other guests. NEW YORK — In the and called on the media A single couch was is produced, directed and enough to hold the hand- pressive strides in docu- Some reinforced the value wake of a social media to be more respectful of written” by women, Pascal backlash, CBS' Gayle ful of women, Dern told mentaries and animation, of sisterhood with their own Bryant's memory. When said, drawing applause. King says she is embar- the packed room, adding, as was emphasized by the stories. Kirstine Barfod, Leslie noted that she had That’s good, she said, rassed and angry with “I look forward to that en- nearly 20 guests with nods who with Sigrid Dyekjaer never seen improper be- “but more is better.” how the network promot- tire garden to be filled in a Krysty Wilson-Cairns, in those categories. produced the nominated havior from Bryant, King ed part of her interview few years!” who earned a best original Julia Reichert, who documentary “The Cave,” with WNBA star Lisa Les- said that she most likely Von Furstenberg and screenplay nod for “1917,” earned her fourth and lat- about a heroic doctor and lie that concerned the late wouldn't have been in a Academy of Motion Pic- said the film has been her est nomination for the doc- her staff in war-torn Syria, Kobe Bryant. position to see it. ture Arts and Sciences passport to many parties umentary “American Fac- said it was Dyekjaer's faith King responded via After the alleged vic- CEO Dawn Hudson said and some telling moments. tory,” summoned memories in her abilities that helped Twitter on Thursday tim decided not to pursue a record 67 nominations “Every time I say I'm the from her early career. One make her career possible. to address the reaction the case, she and Bryant went to women this year, writer of ‘1917,’ people go, was hearing that a wom- Work, not awards, to a video clip from her reached a settlement in which Hudson called rep- ‘huh?’ and those people an can control the family's should be the main goal, wide-ranging “CBS This 2005. Bryant, who was 24 resentative of a trend in are unfailingly male. And shopping budget “but you Dern said in an interview Morning” interview with at the time of the Colorado the academy that has long today, not one single per- don't want to give her $5 at the lunch. Leslie that aired Tues- incident, said he had com- tilted heavily male. Half son in this room has gone, million to make a movie.” “We need to take the focus day. The clip, distributed mitted adultery, but not the newly invited members ‘huh?’” she said. “So I just “This is an actual quote off of the lack of accolades online and on CBS News' sexual assault. are women, she said, and want to say thank you for from a producer guy back for women and look at the social media accounts, fo- King was taken to task the leadership is changing that.” then. And how do we get lack of opportunities. You cused on a portion of the on social media for bring- as well. Karen Rupert Toliver, a from there to where we can't say five movies were interview where Leslie ing the topic up. “Woke up “When I started with producer of the nominat- are?” Reichert said, sug- made by women, and they addressed a sexual as- to this interview and was the academy nine years ed animated short “Hair gesting two reasons. got snubbed. Well, OK, but sault charge that had just really pissed off,” ac- ago there were six female Love,” marveled at being “We’re not accepting pa- of the 300 guys who got been brought against Bry- tress Vivica A. Fox tweeted. governors, and it was hard in the room with her in- triarchy, not accepting the to make them, there were ant and dismissed. Rapper Snoop Dogg at- for our voices to be heard dustry “heroes.” Toliver way the males have done a bunch of guys who got Bryant died in a helicop- tacked King in a profane around the big table,” was among the few nom- it. We have our own way snubbed,” Dern said. ter crash in Southern Cal- Twitter video that con- —–———–————————————————–— Review ——————————————–————————— ifornia on Jan. 26. cluded with urging her to “I know that if I had back off “before we come only seen the clip that get you.” you saw, I'd be extremely Actor, rap artist and Stone Temple Pilots unplug for terrific ‘Perdida’ angry with me, too,” King television executive 50 said. “I am mortified, I am Cent said in an interview By Mark Kennedy in an acoustic frame of band and its members’ My Queen” is a shimmer- embarrassed and I'm very with The Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS mind. No, they're not mak- versatility, sounding or- ing song of devotional love angry.” that he thought it was un- ing stripped-down covers ganically acoustic, not re- with a flutist doing a se- CBS responded by What a strange trip it's of their hits (they've done verse-engineered. fair to bring up the old al- been for fans of Stone Tem- ries of chunky riffs. “Sun- agreeing that the excerpt that), but 10 brand new “Perdida,” Spanish for “did not reflect the na- legations because Bryant ple Pilots. Two decades burst” is a lighter-than- songs using no or very “loss,” is a melancholy al- ture and tone” of the com- was no longer around to ago, they gave us the grun- air, blissed-out confection, little juice. There are cel- bum, concerned with re- plete interview. “We are defend himself. ge masterpiece “Plush.” while the title track has a addressing the internal “It’s just not the right Now they are offering folk los, violins, alto sax and lationship drift. “Stormy nice flamenco feel. something called a Marxo- weather/Has been here for process that led to this thing to do,” he said. songs with flute solos. The songwriters — In her Twitter video, phone, a fretless zither. too long,” Gutt sings over and changes have already That's not a knock, just Gutt, DeLeo, and DeLeo's King said that she’d been Acoustic songs are more a beautiful acoustic solo been made,” CBS said. a gentle warning. Bands bass-playing brother Rob- advised to say nothing delicate than electrici- by guitarist Dean DeLeo. It wasn't clear what evolve and the Pilots have ert — even offer the word- those changes were. It's a about the issue and ride moved so beyond their son- ty-fueled ones and there's There's lots of images of less “I Once Sat at Your delicate situation for the it out, “but that's not good ic beginnings that they've more pressure on singer wind, sky and rain. news division, where King enough for me. followed their muse into Jeff Gutt, who has taken “Years” sounds like a Table.” An acoustic instru- is likely its most bankable “I really want people to a completely different over from original front- track from a ‘70s rom-com, mental? That wasn't what star. understand what hap- genre. They deserve credit man Scott Weiland. But “Miles Away” resembles a many were likely expect- In the interview, King pened here and how I’m — and listeners. these 10 songs show off violin-led folk song from ing from Stone Temple asked Leslie whether Bry- feeling about it,” she said. “Perdida” finds the band the musicianship of the the Old Country, and “She’s Pilots. You'll get used to it.

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The danger, soldiers tail the offensive, Syrian there said, came not from FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS state media reported. the constellation of mili- The push by President tant sleeper cells embed- U.S. Army soldiers stand outside their armored Bashar Assad’s forces into ded in the landscape but vehicle on a joint base with the Iraqi army, towns and villages in the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS further afield in Iran. south of Mosul, Iraq. northwestern Idlib prov- Syrian rebel fighters prepare to shoot a howit- U.S. forces in Iraq have ince has caused the dis- zer toward the government positions near the been on guard for retal- ment told the Iraqi military pect of losing that help is placement of more than a village of Nerab, in Idlib province. iation by Iran or its Shi- not to seek U.S. help in op- one reason why Iraqi pol- half million people in just ite militias allies since erations fighting the Islam- iticians have cooled their over two months, com- the U.S. killed Iran’s top who entered it Wednesday, State news agency SANA ic State group, two senior demands for American pounding a humanitari- general in Iraq with an Iraqi military officials told forces to go immediately. while Turkey sent in new and state-run Al-Ikhbari- an disaster in the region airstrike in Baghdad last The Associated Press — a Senior Iraqi military offi- reinforcements Thursday ya TV said Syrian army packed with internally month. The Jan. 3 strike sign that authorities are se- cials oppose a withdrawal. displaced people. It has and threatened to use force units entered the town also fueled a wave of out- rious about rethinking the “To us the American also angered Turkey and to compel the Syrian forces before nightfall and were rage among Iraq’s Shiite strategic relationship. presence is like the elec- risked a military confron- to retreat by the end of the combing it for remaining leadership and intensified At stake are vital tricity network in a house,” tation between Turkish month. fighters and explosives. demands that American U.S.-provided weapons, said a brigadier general and Syrian troops. The town sits at the in- The Syrian army had troops leave the country. military technologies and stationed in western Iraq, The town of Saraqeb, tersection of two major earlier besieged the town Since then, Iraqi leaders aircraft that have been key speaking on condition of near the Turkish border, highways, one linking the and at least four Turkish have scaled back the sa- in countering the threat of anonymity because he was has been at the center of capital Damascus to the military posts set up to ber-rattling rhetoric. But Islamic State group mil- not authorized to speak intense fighting for days. north and another con- protect Saraqeb against behind closed doors, the itants trying to make a to media. “If the light is Opposition fighters pushed necting the country’s west the advance were also be- bitterness has poisoned the comeback in northern and turned off the whole place out government soldiers and east. sieged. partnership. The govern- western Iraq. The pros- goes dark.” NASA’s record-setting Koch, crewmates safely back from space

By Vladimir Isachenkov ASSOCIATED PRESS MOSCOW — NASA astronaut Christina Koch, who spent nearly 11 months in orbit to set a record for the longest spaceflight by a woman, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS landed safely Thursday Honor guards stand at the coffins of 12 sol- in Kazakhstan along with diers who lost their lives while trying to rescue two International Space people from under snow after two deadly ava- Station crewmates. lanches, in Van, Turkey. The Soyuz capsule car- rying Koch, station Com- mander Luca Parmitano Death toll in Turkey of the European Space Agency and Russian cosmonaut Alexander avalanche disaster Skvortsov, touched down southeast of Dzhezka- rises to 41 zgan, Kazakhstan. Koch wrapped up a 328- ISTANBUL (AP) — The ister Fahrettin Koca said day mission after her first death toll from a pair of early Thursday that 47 flight into space, providing avalanches in eastern Tur- people remained hospi- researchers the opportu- key climbed to 41 Thurs- talized, with six patients nity to observe the effects day, Turkey's disaster and in intensive care but not of long-duration space- emergency agency said critical condition. flight on a woman. The as search teams aided by Search crews at the av- study is important since sniffer dogs scanned the alanche field searched for NASA plans to return to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS avalanche field for bodies. the bodies of three peo- the moon under the Arte- The first avalanche late ple still missing, Turkish mis program and prepare U.S. astronaut Christina Koch, left, Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano, Tuesday killed five people news agencies reported. for the human exploration right, and Russian cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov sit in chairs short- in eastern Van province, A ceremony was held for of Mars. ly after the landing of the Russian Soyuz MS-13 space capsule about 95 which borders Iran. After 11 military police officers, Koch smiled and gave a miles southeast of the Kazakh town of Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan. about 300 emergency ser- nine government-paid vil- thumbs-up as a support vice workers were called lage guards and two fire- team helped her out of the as, with her husband, Bob, future space explorers.” plane bound for Cologne, to respond, a second av- fighters in Van who were capsule and placed her in told The Associated Press Parmitano and Germany, where Parmita- alanche struck the large killed by the avalanches. a chair for a quick post- last month that taking Skvortsov spent 201 days no will be greeted by Euro- rescue team near the town Their coffins were sent to flight check-up alongside part in the first all-female in space. pean space officials before of Bahcesaray on Wednes- their hometowns for burial. her crew mates. Russian spacewalk was the high- After preliminary med- Koch proceeds home to day. AFAD said controlled space officials said they light of her mission. ical evaluations, the crew Houston. Turkish disaster agen- explosions were set off to were in good shape. Koch said she and fellow will be flown by Russian cy AFAD said that along trigger less-destructive Koch, who grew up in NASA astronaut Jessica helicopters to the city of Skvortsov will be flown with the deaths, the dou- avalanches. It said 180 Jacksonville, N.C., and Meir appreciated that the Karaganda in Kazakh- to the Star City Cosmo- ble avalanche left 84 peo- personnel were working now lives near the Gulf of Oct. 18 spacewalk "could stan. Koch and Parmitano naut Training Center out- ple injured, Health Min- in the area. Mexico in Galveston, Tex- serve as an inspiration for will then board a NASA side Moscow. Tokyo tries to quell fear of Olympic-Paralympic cancellation By Stephen Wade Craig Spence, the into perspective, and until ASSOCIATED PRESS spokesman for the IPC, the World Health Organi- was even more direct with zation tells us otherwise, TOKYO — Tokyo Olym- the Olympics opening in we will proceed with busi- pic and Paralympic or- just under six months — ness as usual,” Spence ganizers again tried on and the Paralympics in said. Thursday to allay fears just under seven. The Olympics open on that the 2020 Games could “One thing I am notic- July 24, and the Paralym- be postponed or canceled ing at the moment is fear pics follow on Aug. 25. by the fast-spreading vi- is spreading quicker than Both events are experienc- rus from China. the virus, and it is im- ing record ticket demand, Tokyo Olympic CEO portant that we quell that which could begin to shift Toshiro Muto, who on fear,” Spence said. the longer the virus threat Wednesday said he was On Thursday, Japan spawns uncertainty. It’s a “seriously worried” the confirmed 45 cases of the similar story with hotel virus could disrupt the virus but no deaths have demand. Olympic and Paralympics, been reported. Tokyo Toshiaki Endo, a vice backtracked a day later Olympic officials said they president of the organiz- and was more cautious in a have established a task ing committee, earlier in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS news conference with offi- force to focus on the virus the week said organizers cials from the Internation- and have been repeating “are facing all sorts of Toshiro Muto, the CEO for the games, went out of his way to say “the al Paralympic Committee. for a week that the games problems including coro- Olympics and Paralympics will be held as planned.” “In order to avoid any will go ahead as planned. navirus infections, cyber misunderstanding, I Despite the assurances, security and transporta- outbreak. Travel restric- Olympic athletes safely in and faced boycotts in 1980 would like to say that the questions keep coming tion systems.” tions also complicate the Athletes Village. The and 1984. The event has Olympic and Paralym- with organizers saying Some Olympic and matters, particularly for number is smaller for the grown rapidly in the de- pic Games will be held they are deferring to the Paralympic qualifying China's large Olympic and Paralympics, but still in cades since, driven by as scheduled,” Muto said, World Health Organiza- events around the globe Paralympic delegations. the thousands. multi-billion dollar televi- adding people need to re- tion for advice. have been canceled or There is also the ques- The Olympics have been sion contracts and billions main “cool headed.” “We need to put things postponed by the virus tion of housing 11,000 canceled during wartime, more from sponsors.