SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 Artist brews up Peabody a picturesque mourns death autumn setting of school By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF LYNN — The assignment was to draw superintendent a label for a beer can that evoked imag- es of a harvest. By Thor Jourgensen The name of the beer brewed by Bent ITEM STAFF Water in Lynn is “Harvester American PEABODY — City residents celebrating Brown Ale,” after all, and it was Michael the start of the holiday season were stunned Aghahowa got the gig to come up with to receive news from Mayor Edward Betten- the label. The Lynn native and Lynn court Friday about the death of School Su- Tech graduate began thinking about perintendent Cara Murtagh. what the word “harvest” meant to him. “I am very sorry to share with you the “I thought of what the word ‘harvester’ terrible news of the sudden and unexpect- meant,” said the 25-year-old Aghahowa. ed passing of School Superintendent Cara “It’s the collection of crops. It makes me Murtagh,” Bettencourt said in a robo call think of crops, of living off the land, of and in a statement posted on Facebook. appreciating nature at its finest.” “Superintendent Murtagh’s talent, energy And that certainly fits Aghahowa’s and can-do spirit inspired all those whose nature, so to speak. lives she touched. Her selfless devotion to “I go walking through Lynn Woods a our students, faculty and staff, combined lot with my friend and her dog during with her lifelong passion for education, lift- the height of fall, and we’ve really come ed the entire Pea- to appreciate the beauty of nature, see- body school com- ing all the different colors of the leaves.” munity. The friend is Allison Miller, one of “I was honored the artists at RAW (Raw Art Works) to work with in Lynn — an organization central to Cara every day Aghahowa’s life. In fact, the Bent Wa- and proud to call ter approached RAW with the idea of her my friend. On the group’s taking part in the branding behalf of our en- of its new beer— with a portion of the tire community, I profits from the new brew going back to have extended to RAW. Aghahowa, an alumnus of RAW, Cara’s family our was asked if he could take part, and he heartfelt sympa- jumped at the chance. thy and loving “It (the label) came together quick- support,” posted ly,” said Aghahowa. “I collected a lot of Bettencourt. leaves and made a collage out of them. Peabody Coun- Superintendent I’ve always liked collages. I also wanted cilor-at-Large Cara Murtagh to use actual colors. So that’s how I cre- Thomas Gould ated this label, to use Harvester in its confirmed Murtagh’s death and said the own way.” superintendent died sometime Thursday Aghahowa’s family has been in Lynn night. He referred questions concerning for three generations. He can’t really the 44-year-old Murtagh’s death to Betten- call any part of the city “home” because court who, said Gould, informed residents of he moved (always within the city) at ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Murtagh’s death through a city-wide “robo least a half-dozen times, but says he Lynn artist and RAW alumnus Michael Aghahowa has designed the can call” on Friday. never saw that as a hindrance. This year was Murtagh’s second as lead- for Harvester, the latest brew out of Bent Water Brewing Co. A portion er of a 6,000-student school system run by HARVEST, A3 of the sale of each pack goes to bene t the students at Raw Art Works. 1,000 educators, administrators and other employees in various supporting roles. Her career as an educator spanned 23 years — all of them working in Peabody. In an Au- Another one bites the dust gust interview, she told the Item her goals for the 2019-2020 school year included “con- Demolition crews quer challenges and celebrate our success.” started work Friday tearing down the Thor Jourgensen can be reached at tjour- Porthole Restaurant. [email protected]. Closed in May, 2018 after 51 years in business on the Lynnway, the Porthole INSIDE is vanishing into history to make Sports way for 55 luxury Opinion Anderson hosts Big Tech on the condominiums site inaugural English campaign trail. A4 owner Patrick McGrath basketball clinic. B1 plans to build. The Porthole demolition comes two months after wrecking crews Whole Foods tore down Anthony’s Hawthorne restaurant, closed in 2003, on hopes the spirit(s) downtown Oxford Street. move shoppers

ITEM PHOTO | By Thor Jourgensen SPENSER HASAK ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Sip & Shop, Whole Foods’ plan to combine grocery shopping in its Paradise Road store with wine and beer drinking, gets a Select Board review on Square One sees uptick Wednesday. The Board meets Dec. 4 in Swampscott High School room B-129 at 7:15 p.m. to dis- in Black Friday shopping cuss the grocery store chain’s application for an on-premises restaurant approval to By Elyse Carmosino he said. “There’s more of a momen- Single mom wants serve wine and malt beverages. Whole Foods ITEM STAFF tum to it than last year.” has added “sip & shop” to stores around the As it has done for the last several country for a decade. SAUGUS — Shoppers were in good years, Square One opened its doors sons to forget Molly O’Connell, senior planner for the spirits the day after Thanksgiving as for an extended period of time Community and Economic Development they hunted for this year’s best Black from midnight to 10 p.m. problems for a day office, told town Zoning Board of Appeals Friday sales at the Square One Mall. to maximize the amount of time members in August that Whole Foods plans Besides serving as an opportunity shoppers can capitalize on some of By Mike Alongi only to sell single glasses of beer or wine to to get a headstart on holiday shop- the biggest savings of the year. ITEM STAFF customers. ping, the groups of friends and fam- “I’ve been here 22 years and I’ve The store chain proposal reviewed by the ilies that made up Friday’s particu- never seen anything like it,” North- The issue of immigration and the diffi- board said the grocer is looking to offer var- larly large hoard of shoppers proved shore Mall’s General Manager Mark culties that come with it have been much ious opportunities for local craft beer and that going to the mall on Black Fri- Whiting said of the Peabody shop- discussed over the past two years, but vintage wine vendors to feature their prod- day is as much of a tradition and ping center’s notably bigger crowd. those difficulties once again rise to the ucts in the store. Aside from the Sip & Shop social experience as it is a chance to Whiting said getting an exact count surface when the holidays come around. program, tap takeovers as well as pop-up score some good deals. was difficult because the Northshore For 12-year-old Eddi and his 11-year-old and sampling events might also be on the Square One manager Mike Con- Mall doesn’t use traffic counters, but brother Yonatan, who came to the United horizon. nell, who had been at the shopping that most retailers he spoke with States from Guatemala with their single Attorneys for Whole Foods submitted two center since 4:30 a.m. to oversee the were well on track to meet their mother six months ago, the issues contin- special permit requests to the appeals board day’s chaos, couldn’t say for certain, business plans, and many had even ue to pile up. Their mother has not been related to sip & shop in August. Both were but said he felt he’d seen an uptick surpassed last year’s sales. able to find work because of her immigra- approved. in mall traffic compared to last year. In addition to good weather, a tion status, to the point where the Depart- The first allows sale and consumption of “It definitely has a different feel to good economy, and fewer than usual ment of Children and Families have had to alcohol in the 331 Paradise Road store. The it. Last year was good, but this year definitely has a different feel to it,” BLACK FRIDAY, A3 ITEM SANTA, A3 SIP & SHOP, A3

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BEVERLY — Kathleen “Kathy” intel world’s hush-hush bash A. (Carter) McIsaac, 73, of Beverly, formally of Lynn and By Ashraf Khalil but still undisclosed, rate. Salem, passed away peace- ASSOCIATED PRESS The invitation list and fully on Sunday November 24, event details are closely 2019 with her two children by WASHINGTON — guarded by Kelton and her side. She was the beloved Sometime earlier this the four-member board. daughter of the late John and year, one of the most elite Given the clandestine Kathleen “Kay” (Looney) Car- social events in Washing- nature of some of the par- ton took place, but with- ter, born on March 19, 1946. ticipants’ work life, news out any fanfare or news Kathleen enjoyed a lengthy coverage and social media coverage. career at Salem State College, postings are avoided. The It drew about 1,800 holding various administrative only real online traces are attendees and Gram- positions across a number of a smattering of articles, my-winning rocker Lenny departments and spanning some briefs in intelli- Kravitz performed. Yet over 25 years of employment gence-focused newsletters there were no written in- there. In the years leading up and a few unauthorized vitations, and the actual to her retirement in 2012, YouTube videos. she enjoyed traveling with her date and location were A visit to the Spookstock dear friend and travel partner his wife Genevieve Gonzalez, carefully guarded secrets. website reveals a parody Stephen J. Clarke. They would Patricia Brown and her hus- The annual charitable travel mostly all over Europe, band Jay; the adored grand- event is mischievously of the original Woodstock with Venice, Italy, becoming mother of Liam and Maeven known as Spookstock. logo, a password box and her favorite adventure and Brown, Ava and Sophie While many Washing- nothing else. Spookstocks they even spent a month in McIsaac and the dear sister of ton insiders, let alone the have been held at a ware- Japan. She had a love for the the late John “Jack” Cater. She public, haven’t heard of house in Spring eld, Va., ocean and enjoyed spend- also leaves behind her Looney it, the gala has become a and a farm in Loudoun ing time near the beach, family cousins, with whom she centerpiece for the capital County, Va. Previous at- whether that meant a visit to loved to reminisce and laugh region’s tightknit intelli- tendees have included her children’s shared boat, with. gence and military special PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS actors Robert DeNiro and walking the boardwalk with Service information: Vis- operations communities. Lenny Kravitz, the headliner at this years Harvey Keitel. Kelton her grandchildren or enjoying iting hours for Kathleen will “I’ve done my share of Spookstock concert stands with Army Gen. says he’s constantly fend- an ice cream or a chop suey be held on Tuesday, Decem- formal events and black Tony Thomas, former commander of U.S. ing off invitation requests sandwich with her dearest ber 3rd from 3:00 p.m. to dress nights. This is a lot Special Operations Command, at the annual and adds somewhat “sister-friend” Judy Deveau. 7:00 p.m. at the CUFFE-Mc- more fun,” said retired Spookstock event. proudly that he has never Most of all Kathleen loved to GINN Funeral Home, 157 Maj. Gen. Clay Hutmach- extended an invitation to be a mother. She would go out Maple Street, Lynn. Her fu- er, the former director of which look after the fam- tors and mainstays of the an active politician. of her way to be a part of ev- neral mass will be leaving operations for U.S. Special ilies of CIA of cers and military-industrial com- The guests of honor are a few dozen young bene - erything that her kids were in- from the Cuffe-McGinn Fu- Operations Command. “It’s special operations forces plex that pay big money volved in, whether that meant ciaries — college seniors neral Home at 9:30 a.m. to very casual. If you want to killed in the  eld. Last for a table or a balcony box. she became the head of the St. Pius V Church, Lynn, for a show up in a Def Leppard or recent graduates who year, after expenses, each Kelton, a retired CIA of - PTO, a proud soccer, hockey 10:00 a.m. Mass. Family and T-shirt, that’s  ne.” have had their entire uni- and dance mom, a brownie friends are respectfully invit- Now in its seventh year, charity received about cer, would only say those versity education paid for and Boy Scout troop leader ed to join. Burial will be at Spookstock has raised $400,000, according to corporate boxes are “not by one of the foundations. and even secretary of their el- St. Josephs Cemetery, Lynn. millions for the CIA Of - Spookstock board member cheap.” Other government Last year, 30 bene cia- ementary school. Later in life To share a memory or leave cers Memorial Foundation Mark Kelton. employees or members of ries were own in, Kelton when her grandkids started up online condolences please and the Special Opera- The event is essentially military who secure an in- said, with a major airline their activities, she was happy visit www.cuffemcginn.com. tions Warrior Foundation, fueled by defense contrac- vitation pay a much lower, donating the tickets. to watch and become a part of their events as well. She was the cherished mother of Jason McIsaac and LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® Disputing harassment claims,

Suzann J. Sullivan, 54 Domingo says he’s a gentleman MADRID (AP) — Plac- ing and sudden attempts ido Domingo is disputing to kiss them, and of some- LYNN — Suzann J. “Sue” allegations of sexual ha- times damaging their ca- (Pelusi) Sullivan, age 54 and rassment against him, reers if they rejected him. lifelong resident of Lynn, died saying he has always be- In statements respond- on Wednesday, November haved like a gentleman ing to the AP’s reporting, 27, 2019 at her home, sur- but that “gallant gestures Domingo said the allega- rounded by her loving family, are viewed differently tions were “in many ways, following a courageous bat- nowadays.” simply incorrect.” Domin- tle with lung cancer. Born in The 78-year-old Span- go said at the time he Lynn in 1965, she was the ish opera legend told the believed his “interactions daughter of the late Francis Spanish online newspa- and relationships were and Joanne (Wonoski) Pelusi. per El Con dencial in an always welcomed and con- She was raised and educated interview published Fri- sensual,” though he noted in Lynn, attended Lynn Public day that he feels strong that “rules and standards” Schools and graduated from despite the accusations, have changed. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lynn Vocational Technical High which he called a “night- In El Con dencial in- School in 1984. Sue was a Opera star Placido Domingo performs during mare.” He said he intends terview, Domingo again a concert at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg Human Resources Director for to continue performing stopped short of atly de- Lynn Housing and Neighbor- on Wednesday. at least until the end of nying what the women hood Development for over 30 his planned engagements allege, but insisted he had years and was a former clerk Walsh and many close friends tures are viewed differ- the accusations. Domin- running through 2021. never behaved improperly. at Security National Bank. She including Philip Kelly, Aman- ently nowadays.” go resigned from the Los enjoyed walking, often taking da Stevens who was like a The Associated Press re- He said Spaniards are ported in August and Sep- naturally “warm, affec- He insisted he “never Angeles Opera, where he walks at the beach and cem- daughter and Dawn LeBlanc. behaved in the aggressive, had been general direc- etery, dancing and was a Mi- In addition to her parents, she tember that more than 20 tionate and loving.” women who worked with “I have been gallant, but stalking and vulgar man- tor since 2003. The L.A. chael Bolton “Super Fan”. She was predeceased by her sister ner that (the accusers) de- Opera is conducting an Kimberly Pelusi; her grand- Domingo in the opera world always within the limits of enjoyed traveling with family scribed.” investigation into his al- and friends to Foxwoods, Dis- parents, Chester and Elynore accuse him of sexual ha- gentlemanliness, respect ney, Las Vegas and many other Wonoski and Frank and Mary rassment or inappropriate, and sensitivity,” he was U.S. opera houses can- leged behavior. places. For many years, Sue Pelusi and her friend Robin sexually charged behavior, quoted as saying. celed Domingo’s upcoming Domingo said he felt he raised money for H.A.W.C in Mendonca. including unwanted touch- He added: “Gallant ges- performances following has been unfairly treated. memory of her late sister Kim. Service information: A Fu- She loved spending time with neral Service will be held on MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS her daughter Courtney and Tuesday, December 3, 2019 will be fondly remembered by in the SOLIMINE Funeral everyone that knew her. Home, 426 Broadway (Rt. Fire reported in classroom — Authorities say 15 Catholic parishes be ton has reported being Sue was the loving mother 129), Lynn at 12:30p.m. building at Harvard residents of a Massachu- consolidated into one but targeted by a green laser of Courtney Sullivan of Lynn; Burial will be in Pine Grove setts apartment building remain open individu- light. step-mother of Ashley Sulli- Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives CAMBRIDGE (AP) — have been displaced by a ally. The Federal Aviation van Ryan and her wife Janna and friends are respectful- Firefighters responded to fire that was spotted by The Rev. Rodney Administration tells and their son Jake Sullivan ly invited to attend. Visiting a small but stubborn and an early riser. Thibault says the new The Boston Globe that Elliott of Salem and sister of hours will be on Monday smoky fire in a Harvard Gloucester Deputy Fire parish in North Attle- the Southwest ight Lauren Pelusi of Lynn. She is from 4-8p.m. Donations in University building. Chief Tom LoGrande tells borough would be called was about 16 miles from also survived by her former Sue’s memory may be made The fire in Emerson The Gloucester Daily Transfiguration of the Boston’s Logan Interna- husband Jack Sullivan of Pea- to LHAND Scholarship Fund, Hall was reported early Times that a resident Lord and would combine tional Airport and ying body; her many aunts and un- 10 Church St., Lynn, MA Friday afternoon. The who goes to work early the 4,000 households in at 16,000 feet just before cles including Laurie and John 01902 . Directions and on- building, which opened saw smoke coming from St. Mark’s, St. Mary’s of 9 p.m. Wednesday when Walsh of Lynn; her Godmother line guestbook at www.soli- in 1906, houses the Ivy the attic of the four-unit the Immaculate Concep- the pilot spotted a green Judy Fox Currier; her many mine.com. League school’s philoso- building shortly after 3 tion and Sacred Heart laser pointed at the nieces and nephews includ- phy department. a.m. Friday and called the parishes. right side of the plane. ing Erica and E.J. Ward and The Cambridge Fire De- fire department. Thibault says a com- The FAA says the plane Greg Gillette; her many cous- partment described it as a The first crews on the mittee has been studying landed safely. ins including Jay and Joshua 3 ½-story brick and wood scene did not find any the possible consolidation The FAA has noti ed classroom building. outward signs of smoke since August and made law enforcement and an Acting Chief Gerard but pulled up the floor- the recommendation. He investigation is under- Mahoney says the building boards between the attic says closure was never way. was unoccupied other than and a second-floor living discussed. Earlier this month, construction workers, who room and found burning He says the proposal two commercial ights reported smelling smoke. wires. makes sense financially reported being targeted Welcome Dental LoGrande said there There were no injuries. and administratively and by lasers on approach to Fire officials say the was minimal damage to would unite the town’s Logan. Nice Cosmetic Fillings & Dentures fire was difficult to tackle the building but residents Catholic communities. because it was in a pipe had to stay out because The churches would Natalya Kravetskaya, D.M.D. utilities were shut off. keep their names and con- chase, a chimney-like space 781-593-7700 30 State Street designed to hide pipes. The Red Cross was tinue to offer Mass. assisting the residents Publishing Daily, except Sundays Lynn, MA 01901 A Harvard spokes- The Sun Chronicle USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 man says because of the with temporary housing. reports that if Diocese of Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA 781-595-8606 Thanksgiving break, There were no reports of Fall River Bishop Edgar and additional of ces. injuries. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item there were no classes or Moreira da Cunha ap- Subscriptions other activities in the proves the consolidation, Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States building Friday. The Committee recommends it will become official Jan. $20.00 for 4 weeks school is working to deter- 3 Catholic parishes 1. $65.00 for 13 weeks mine whether it will open $130.00 for 26 weeks consolidate into 1 $260.00 for 1 year for classes Monday. Boston-bound jet reports Send payment to and POSTMASTER, call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 NORTH ATTLEBOR- seeing green laser send address changes to: to start your 15 displaced by re that OUG (AP) — Church The Daily Item daily subscription. leaders in a Massachu- BOSTON (AP) — The 110 Munroe St. started under  oorboards P.O. Box 5 setts town are recom- crew of a commercial Lynn, MA 01903 GLOUCESTER (AP) mending that three airliner headed to Bos- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Square One sees onslaught Single mom wants her sons to forget of Black Friday Shopping problems for a day BLACK FRIDAY From A1 ITEM SANTA riences for families like From A1 Eddi and Yonatan’s for shopping days before years, and with the help Christmas, Whiting cred- step in and help to sim- of generous donations ited the more sentimental ply provide for the fam- from readers all over the side of Black Friday shop- ily. The boys have also area they will be able to ping for this year’s rising had a difficult time ad- continue doing so. numbers. justing to life in the “There’s a lot of tradi- United States after leav- Now in its 53rd year, the tion involved today, a lot of ing the only home they Item Santa fund helps to families visiting from out knew. make Christmas brighter of town, and it’s an experi- As the holidays ap- for the needy. To donate, ence for them to go to the proach, Eddi and Yo- clip the coupon in The mall,” he said. natan’s mother simply Item and mail it, along “People still need to so- wants to be able to pro- with your check, to The cialize, and Christmas is vide her children the Item Salvation Army San- still a highly sentimental most authentic Christ- ta, PO Box 5, Lynn, MA gift-giving experience. A lot mas experience possible. 01903. of people don’t want to make She wants them to enjoy There is also a way to a mistake regarding the that feeling of excitement ITEM PHOTO | ELYSE CARMOSINO donate online, and have quality of their purchase, so when they wake up early your contributions ac- Christmas morning with the best way to do that is to Black Friday shoppers at the Square One Mall in Saugus sought bar- knowledged, just click on presents to open. While come out and buy it [in per- gains for the rst day of the holiday shopping season. the following link: https:// son] and make sure it meets it won’t make up for the www.itemlive.com/item- their standards.” eral other malls earlier pedition to find a reason- her friends, one of whom struggles that they have santa. Whiting recalled one in the day, starting their ably-priced virtual reality said Square One was the endured to this point, run-in he had this year rounds before sunrise in headset. Miller said the third mall the group had their mother is hoping All donations are list- with a group of women hopes of beating the worst pair’s early-morning sale been to so far. that a few small presents ed in Item print editions who had been Black Fri- of the rush. hunt meant they beat the “When we came earlier will help the young broth- through the month of day shopping together Randy Miller of Mar- heaviest crowds. “It was a it wasn’t that bad,” DeAn- ers to forget about their December and into 2020, since 1994. blehead said he had been lot lighter than I expect- drade said of the growing problems for at least one along with a brief mes- “They had matching mall-hopping with his son ed,” he said. crowd. “It’s a lot busier day. sage from each donor, if t-shirts,” Whiting said. “It since 5 a.m., first stopping Rebecca DeAndrade of than it was before.” Eddi and Yonatan ar- desired. was really something.” the Northshore and Liber- Tewksbury said she had en’t asking for anything Many of the shoppers ty Tree Malls before mak- finished her shopping ear- Elyse Carmosino can be outlandish, simply a few NOTE: The application wandering around Square ing their way to Saugus. ly and was casually brows- reached at ecarmosino@ toy cars and some board period for aid from Item games to help pass the One had already hit sev- The two were on an ex- ing the sales with two of itemlive.com. Santa has closed and time enjoyably. If they’re really lucky, they hope, The Item does not process maybe they’ll get some applicants. All questions Select Board ready to weigh pros, small electronics to play about the program and with as well. distribution of gifts The Item and the Sal- vation Army have been should be directed to Sal- cons of Whole Foods’ Sip & Shop committed to providing vation Army at 781-598- special Christmas expe- 0673. SIP & SHOP who serves alcohol must be giving it to someone else, cated the store chains has TIPS (Training for Inter- it will be confiscated and received no citations or vi- From A1 LAW OFFICES OF vention Procedures) cer- they will be asked to leave olations related to the pro- Catch up JAMES J. CARRIGAN second will add 7,500 tified, in order to prevent the store. If found drinking gram in any of the stores with your square feet of floor space intoxication, drunk driving, their glass outside of the currently operating it. • Social Security Disability favorite team • Workers Compensation for a wine and beer pouring and underage drinking. store’s front doors, custom- Glassware disposal sta- station. The additions will • Accidents Employees will also be re- ers will be asked to come tions and carriage drink in Item Sports! become part of the already quired to take an online inside or surrender their 25 years located across holders will also be added from Lynn District Court 36,000-square-foot store, ServSafe Alcohol class. drink to an employee. 15 Johnson St. according to the proposal. Whole Foods represen- A camera will be located to accommodate the pro- Alcoholic beverage service tatives told appeals board at the pouring station with gram. 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN would be confined to the members that store cus- footage available upon re- Thor Jourgensen can be ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN store’s interior with no out- tomers will only be allowed quest, the documents said. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL side seating. If approved, one drink per identification During their appeals board reached at tjourgensen@ www.jamescarriganlaw.com any Whole Foods employee shown. If they are found proposal, Whole Foods indi- itemlive.com. [email protected] Lynner designs logo for new beer from Bent Water Brewing Help make a child’s

HARVEST From A1 Christmas wish “It was always just me and my mom growing up,” he said. “I never really had come true! my dad in my life at all. But as long as my mom and I were together it was fine. I actually thought it was kind of exciting. I got to meet and to know a lot Please donate of people.” He did wish for some to help make more company, however, the holidays “I used to ask my mom for a brother or a sister,” happy for 53 years of making he said. Even today, Agha- children in need. holiday wishes come true howa said one of his great- est wishes is not only to be a dad, “but to be a good The Item Salvation Army Santa Fund dad.” is in its 53rd year of providing His association with RAW began before he even gifts and coats to children got into middle school. in need at Christmas time. “My friend’s older broth- er was in RAW,” he said. “Every year, RAW had a Your generosity is block party, and I went. Even at a young age, I very much appreciated liked to draw and wanted to be an artist.” When he got into middle Donate online at itemsanta.org school, a RAW representa- tive came to KIPP, where he was attending school, and he subsequently applied. And he stayed through high school. Yes! I want to help “RAW is a cool place,” make a child’s Aghahowa said. “It’s total- ly judgment-free zone.” Item Santa Christmas wish come true! And that’s important, he said, because Lynn “can be Name(s) a troubled place, especial- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ly if you live in certain ar- Michael Aghahowa displays his handiwork eas and depending on who outside of Bent Water Brewing Company. Street you hang around with. City State Zip “(RAW) is a place where, voice, but my artistic voice people,” he said. “I can when you leave — when as well.” draw anything, but I enjoy you inevitably have to Aghahowa, who gradu- people. Every single one of Enclosed is: $ leave — you’re leaving ated from the Montserrat us is different.” Make check payable to: Item Santa with a voice,” he said. “You School of Art in Beverly, can speak for yourself, and says his favorite type of Steve Krause can be Please acknowledge our gift as: for what you believe. drawing is portrait-paint- “RAW helped me ignite ing. reached at skrause@item- Name(s) above Anonymous that voice, not just my real “I really like to draw live.com. Other

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Big Tech on the campaign trail President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Editorial from the Along with Google’s sis- “doctored or manipulated Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Los Angeles Times ter company YouTube, the media” or “making demon- Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Editorial Board three companies dominate strably false claims that 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ online advertising as well could significantly under- P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Over the last year and a as play a central role in the mine participation or trust Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman half, politicians and activists flow of information on the in an electoral or democrat- Customer Service have spent more than $900 internet. It’s more than just ic process.” It also will bar Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS million pumping 5.7 million their near-ubiquitous reach; political advertisers from Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ads through Facebook’s net- it’s also the tools they offer accessing the personality Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 work. Is there any wonder to deliver messages tailored profiles Google builds from Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 the company is reluctant to to individual leanings and users’ web browsing. In- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 crimp that pipeline? susceptibilities, and the algo- stead, those advertisers will Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 In late September, Face- rithms that some of them use be allowed to tailor their Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 book took off one of the few to decide which posts to favor messages only according to Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 restrictions it had placed and which ones to bury. general demographic infor- on political advertisers, Combined, these factors mation, such as a viewer’s Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] exempting candidates and have the potential not just gender, age and ZIP Code. political parties from the to amplify deceit, but to Nevertheless, Google is Circulation fact-checking process it had deliver it to the audienc- inserting itself into an un- [email protected] instituted to slow the vi- es most likely to believe comfortable place. If the Ext. 3 rus-like spread of fake news it. As Twitter chief Jack National Rifle Assn. wants Newsroom on the platform. If Presi- Dorsey put it, “Internet po- to run an ad a month be- [email protected] dent Trump wanted to run litical ads present entire- fore an election criticizing a [email protected] an ad saying he has proof ly new challenges to civic member of Congress for vot- LETTER TO THE EDITOR that former Vice President discourse: machine learn- ing for a gun-control bill, is Ext. 4 Joe Biden is a Ukrainian ing-based optimization of that “election-related”? How Sports spy, he’s free to do so. And messaging and micro-tar- much does a video have to [email protected] if Biden wanted to respond geting, unchecked mislead- be edited to be considered Ext. 5 with an ad showing a faked ing information, and deep “doctored”? Does taking World AIDS Day Retail and Online fakes. All at increasing ve- something that’s demon- Kenyan birth certificate for Advertising Trump, he can do that too. locity, sophistication, and strably true and present- [email protected] Let’s please keep in mind the plight of We’re all for candidates overwhelming scale.” ing it in a different context millions of Americans on World AIDS Day speaking freely to the pub- We don’t want Big Tech make it demonstrably false? ADVERTISING (Dec. 1) who struggle each day to sustain their lic. But we’re not comfort- companies to be a gatekeep- These are all judgment Ernie Carpenter Jr. health while coping with the undue stress of a able with the way Facebook er, picking and choosing calls, and not always easy Director of Advertising horrible disease. and other tech companies which political speech is al- ones. Facebook eventually and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Too many people fighting for their health enable candidates and cam- lowable. But we don’t want assembled an independent are still being discriminated against at work, paigns to turn their speech them to make their ampli- team to handle appeals of Ralph Mitchell home and church as well as with our legal into something more ma- fiers and their vulnerabil- the judgments it was mak- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 system in many states and countries that nipulative and powerful ity-seeking targeting tools ing about advertisements [email protected] discriminate against LGBTQ citizens. than it would otherwise be. available to candidates — and even then, it wasn’t Patricia Whalen I thank the powers greater than myself for Facebook’s move was such seeking to deceive either, willing to apply that team’s Sales Representative, ext. 1310 the acts of kindness and humanity that have an alarming renunciation especially not when these work to candidates’ ads. [email protected] allowed us to temper the devastation of AIDS of responsibility, politicians companies have a financial Twitter’s Dorsey believed BUSINESS OFFICE and good-government advo- incentive to turn a blind eye he had a simpler and less worldwide. I thank my fellow LGBTQ citizens, Maria Alvaracin their friends and families for making our world cates were aghast. They’ve to abuses of their platforms. controversial solution to the ext. 1205 a bit safer and standing up to the fearful bul- been pressing for change Otherwise, there will be no problem: He announced last [email protected] lies who use equal rights as battering rams. ever since Facebook’s see- boundaries, and we will tru- month that Twitter would Susan J. Conti I’ve been immersed in the struggle for human no-evil approach to polit- ly be a post-truth society. not carry any political ads. Controller, ext. 1288 rights for half a century. Two moments out of all ical ads became official in So now Facebook is re- That eliminated the thorny [email protected] of those years stand out. The first was a quiet September. The company portedly pursuing what you issue of fact-checking, but appears to be responding; might call a light-touch ap- it created a new problem: Ted Grant day in South Carolina where we were renting Publisher, ext. 1234 from the Baptist church and very discreetly according to the Wall Street proach, even as it refuses to What, exactly, constituted a [email protected] had moved at least a dozen LGBTQ students Journal, Facebook execu- impose the same standards political ad? The company tives are exploring ways to on political ads that it does has been backpedaling since Marian Kinney attending the university in 1973 into housing ext. 1212 units that the church owned. reduce the power political on all other advertisers. then, allowing ads related [email protected] We struggled to get LGBTQ folks out of advertisers have to manipu- Yet even its restrictions on to causes — but only if they the Mafia-owned bars and into other activi- late Facebook users. In par- targeting seem weak; ac- don’t push for a specific bill, Will Kraft candidate or regulation, and Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ties-book clubs, social gatherings made easier ticular, they’re discussing cording to the Wall Street [email protected] by our small “area” of the city. LGBTQ dis- ways to limit how precisely Journal, candidates will be with limits on targeting. crimination was rampant and dangerous. political ads can be targeted able to use any of the profile That’s going to make Twit- Mike Shanahan to specific audiences. information Facebook col- ter a lot less useful to people Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 I persevered graduating from another col- [email protected] lege while continuing my organizing among These discussions come as lects on its users to target trying to challenge the gov- LGBTQ people, and getting at least a dozen Twitter and Google are also ads, as long as at least a few ernmental status quo. Carolina Trujillo adjusting the tools they of- thousand people are in that The lesson here isn’t that Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 people good affordable safe housing in the [email protected] church owned property. We kept a can of Mace fer political advertisers. But group. Call it not-so-micro these companies shouldn’t at the door. these Big Tech companies micro-targeting. be trying to make their Jim Wilson are finding that there’s no Google appears to be platforms both open and Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 One day there was a knock. It was the [email protected] Baptist Church superintendent who came to simple way to balance two heading in a more prom- trustworthy. It’s that the tell us that they had a big fight at the church important but competing ising direction. Last week, two qualities aren’t well CIRCULATION because people who actually went to the interests: our society’s free- the company announced matched, and there’s no Lisa Mahmoud church were on a waiting list for housing. He speech values and our inter- that it will bar election-re- easy way to overcome that Manager, ext. 1239 asked if we knew that Phil was moving out of est in free and fair elections. lated ads from including problem. [email protected] the back unit to San Francisco for grad school. CLASSIFIED We held our breath, assuming they were going KAREN MUSALO to kick all of us out. Then he said, “We, up Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 at the church, we was wondering if you girls [email protected] had anyone else for the program here….” We Restore asylum for women fleeing abuse thought we were being so cool and sneaky GRAPHICS Every day, courageous tality to qualify as refugees. immigration system, the while the Baptists thought they were running Trevor Andreozzi women and girls arrive at One of those decisions — Justice Department’s Board a housing program for young wayward queers. Designer our southern border seeking known as Matter of A.B. of Immigration Appeals. But Never underestimate people’s ability to love [email protected] refuge from unimaginable — was handed down by in a highly unusual proce- and practice as they preach. violence. Under our laws, then-Atty. Gen. Jeff Sessions dural move, Sessions seized Mark Sutherland Years later, I was the CEO of Fenway Health Creative Director they have the right to apply in 2018. That decision has upon A.B.’s case, overturned in Boston during the early AIDS epidemic, [email protected] for asylum and have their been used to limit the legal the grant of asylum, and bringing a dumpy little STD clinic out of a cases heard. But rather definition of “refugee” in an used it to declare that the NEWSROOM basement and into a new three story brick than offering protection, the attempt to eliminate the United States should no Mike Alongi medical facility. It was the first LGBQ com- Trump administration is de- possibility of asylum in the longer extend protection to Sports Reporter ext. 1228 munity owned/operated medical facility in termined to send them back U.S. for victims of domestic domestic violence survivors. [email protected] the country and we were teaching providers to the countries they have violence, sex trafficking and A.B. has appealed Ses- throughout Boston, New England and later Bill Brotherton fought so hard to escape. other gender-based human sions’ action, but until a fi- Features Editor ext. 1338 the country and the world how to contend Last Thursday, Sen. Pat- rights violations. Since then, nal decision is reached, she [email protected] with HIV/AIDS. I got a call from Senator Ted rick J. Leahy (D-Vt.) and we have seen asylum approv- remains terrified that she Kennedy because we had worked to get our Elyse Carmosino Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) al rates plummet for women, will be deported. Count- Reporter, ext. 1264 colleagues across the country to write in to introduced the Refugee Pro- children and families arriv- less other women who have [email protected] Congress in order to craft and pass the Ryan tection Act. The bill lays out ing at our southern border. made the arduous journey to White (House) CARE (Senate) Act. Gayla Cawley a plan to allow women and The Matter of A.B. case the United States also face a Reporter, ext. 1236 He wanted a decision: Do we push the money girls fleeing gender-based involves a domestic violence hostile immigration system [email protected] up front first for work on a vaccine? I asked him violence the opportunity to survivor from El Salvador and, post-Matter of A.B., an to please not do that and to please put the money Cheryl Charles obtain asylum, and bring who fears she will be killed even harder legal battle. into finding effective treatment first. I knew that News Editor, ext. 1278 our country back in line if she is sent back to her Congress has an oppor- [email protected] if a vaccine was found early, thousands, particu- with its humanitarian com- country. My organization, tunity to correct this. The larly gay men, drug users and minority women Olivia Falcigno mitments. It’s a vision that the Center for Gender & new bill would clarify legal in other countries already infected at that point, Photographer, ext.1224 all members of Congress Refugee Studies, has repre- requirements for asylum [email protected] would be left to die. Who would care about their should be able to get be- sented A.B. in her asylum and provide clear guidance plight as long as those in power could have an Spenser Hasak hind, even at a time of bitter case for nearly two years. for cases involving gen- injection and go back to unsafe sexual practice? Photographer, ext. 1332 partisanship. In El Salvador, A.B., a cou- der-based violence. It would [email protected] Now we have PREP and are testing vaccines It’s no secret that this ad- rageous and resilient wom- ensure that asylum seekers and my associates and friends at the Fenway Thor Jourgensen ministration is systematical- an, endured over 15 years like A.B. get a fair opportu- Institute continue their wonderful life saving, Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 ly dismantling our asylum of beatings, rapes, death nity to argue her claim be- [email protected] life extending work. Today we can be grate- law. Women and children threats and psychological fore a judge. ful for states that respect the rights of all of Daniel Kane have borne the brunt of the abuse at the hands of her The United States has a their citizens, like Massachusetts, that enable Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 suffering — from the egre- husband. She secured a di- long history of giving refuge world leaders in the fight against AIDS to [email protected] gious policies of family sepa- vorce and even moved to to people who’ve come to our enjoy the same rights as others. Steve Krause ration and “Remain in Mex- another part of El Salvador, shores. This measure would On World AIDS day, during this season Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ico,” to the quiet publication desperate to escape her abus- be a step toward restoring of gratitude, we should all be thankful for [email protected] of decisions by the attorney er. But no matter where she that tradition. our non-government organizations, like the general that have closed went, he tracked her down. Harold Rivera Baptist church, and our government like the When she requested a re- Karen Musalo is a law Sports Editor, ext. 1238 door after door to those seek- [email protected] Congress when they make the right choices ing safety. straining order, the police professor and the founding with their hearts and their heads. Join me The Refugee Protection provided her one — and told director of the Center for Anne Marie Tobin in projecting for a world where freedoms are Act would rectify many of her to hand-deliver it to him. Gender & Refugee Studies Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] lived with equality and all of us live in dignity. these inhumane actions, Fearing that he would make at UC Hastings College of good on his threat to kill her, the Law. She is also lead Ryan York Dale Orlando and includes language to re- verse recent decisions that she fled to the United States. co-author of “Refugee Law Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] have made it nearly impos- In 2016, A.B. was granted and Policy: An International Lynn/Sarasota, Fla. sible for women fleeing do- asylum by the highest ad- and Comparative Approach TECHNOLOGY mestic violence or gang bru- ministrative tribunal in the (5th edition).” Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Elite U.S. climber dies rappelling down rock face By Mark Stevenson Civil defense officials topics such as the rise of and Stefanie Dazi in Nuevo Leon state said China and would trade ASSOCIATED PRESS Gobright, 31, fell about books about the evolution 328 yards to his death on of humankind. MEXICO CITY — Cali- Wednesday. The magazine “He was just interest- fornia rock climber Brad account described the fall ed in the world,” Honnold Gobright reportedly as 600 feet. Jacobson suf- said. reached the top of a high- fered minor injuries, offi- Samuel Crossley, a ly challenging rock face in cials said. climber and photogra- northern Mexico and was His body was recovered pher, said he first met Go- rappelling down with a Thursday. The publication bright about three years companion when he fell to Rock and Ice described Go- ago while filming “Safety his death. bright as “one of the most Third,” a film chronicling Climber Aidan Jacob- accomplished free solo Gobright’s life as a free son of Phoenix, Ariz., told climbers in the world.” solo climber. Outside magazine he was Friends on Friday de- Crossley said Gobright with Gobright, and said scribed him as a dedicated took the photographer’s they had just performed an climber who would travel needs and perspective ascent of the Sendero Lu- the West Coast, living out into his climbs, taking di- minoso route in the El Po- of his Honda Civic, follow- rection well so they could trero Chico area near the ing the weather on a diet make good photographs northern city of Monter- of gas station food. during sunrise or sunset rey. Jacobson also fell, but “In some ways, I think that would become some PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a shorter distance, after he was such a fixture of of Crossley’s favorites. something went wrong in the climbing community Survivor Aidan Jacobson sits inside an ambulance after he was rescued Despite being an elite the “simul-rappelling” de- and such a big character after falling from the El Potrero Chico peak in Hidalgo, Mexico. climber, Crossley said Go- scent, the magazine said. on the scene, I feel like I’ve bright enjoyed living out of The technique involves always known him,” said day of his life doing exact- same amount, because Go- other climber, both would his sedan, noting other elite two climbers balancing his friend Alex Honnold, ly what he wanted to be bright’s end was apparent- fall. Jacobson fell through climbers lived out of vans. each other’s weight off an who was the first person to doing.” ly tangled in some bushes some vegetation and onto “Brad was Brad, that was anchor point. In online fo- ascend Yosemite National Jacobson said the pair near a ledge below them. a ledge they were aiming the beauty of it,” Crossley rums, many climbers de- Park’s granite wall known might not have evened That might have caused for, injuring his ankle. said. When you’re hanging scribed the technique as as El Capitan without out the length of the 88- Gobright to essentially run Honnold said he’d often out with Brad, you’re typ- difficult and potentially ropes or safety gear. yard rope between them, out of rope; without the climb with Gobright as ically climbing and having dangerous. “He spent almost every to ensure each had the balancing weight of the they discussed weighty a good time.” Evacuation order lifted as huge Texas plant fire is ‘contained’ By Paul J. Weber ASSOCIATED PRESS AUSTIN, Texas — Of- ficials lifted evacuation orders Friday for around Cloud of 50,000 people on the Tex- smoke in the as Gulf Coast, determin- background ing a massive fire was from the finally under control at a TPC Group chemical plant rocked by Port Neches two major explosions two Operations days earlier. explosion is “We are in a position to visible from say it’s contained. We feel a little league comfortable with the ef- baseball park forts that have been made on Wednesday, by our firefighters,” Jeffer- in Port Neches, son County Judge Jeff Bra- Texas. nick said at a news confer- ence in Port Neches, about PHOTO | ASSOCIATED 80 miles east of Houston. PRESS But the area around the TPC Group plant re- eras. The blasts shattered returning home. Branick, residents. mained dangerous. Sev- windows and ripped doors the top county official, cau- “There’s still going to be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS eral isolated fires were off hinges. Three workers tioned that construction smoke in the air. There’s Savannah Dales, 16, greets Black Friday shop- still blazing and visible at were injured, and when on the plant began in the still going to be flames pers while holding a sale sign for Hot Topic at the facility, which makes a second blast erupted 1940s and that asbestos visible at night,” said Valley View Mall in Roanoke, Va., Friday. chemical and petro- 13 hours after the initial could have been hurled Troy Monk, the director leum-based products. Of- overnight explosion, evac- into people’s yards. He of health safety and se- ficials said they could not uation orders covered a urged homeowners to steer curity for the TPC Group. Black Friday kicks off predict when those would 4-mile radius around the clear of any “white, chalky “I would love to tell you be fully extinguished. plant took effect. substance” and call health we’re going to be done by The explosions began Debris thrown across officials if any are found. the end of the day. I would scramble in a shorter early Wednesday morn- Port Neches — and poten- Branick said it may be not be telling you the ing and were so big that tially neighboring towns several months before the truth if I made that state- season for shopping nearby homes captured — by the sheer magnitude cause of the explosions is ment. It’s very difficult for the bright balls of fire on of Wednesday’s explosions known. He said the air us to quantify in days how By Anne D’innocenzio Black Friday,” she said. front-porch security cam- also posed risks to families quality posed no threat to long this is going to take.” AP RETAIL WRITER Adobe Analytics pre- dicts a loss of $1 billion NEW YORK — Black in online revenue from a Democrats ask Trump if he wants Friday enthusiasts woke shortened season. Still, it up before dawn and trav- expects online sales will eled cross-state to their reach $143.7 billion, up favorite malls in search 14.1 percent from last lawyers at impeachment hearings of hot deals, kicking off a year’s holiday season. by the full House. shortened shopping season The National Retail By Andrew Taylor that intensified the scram- ASSOCIATED PRESS The panel can also seek Federation, the nation’s ble between Thanksgiving largest retail trade group, further testimony. Nadler and Christmas. WASHINGTON — The baked the shorter sea- has the ability to deny But at some malls, shop- chairman of the House Ju- son into its forecast, but witnesses sought by Re- pers were surprised at the diciary Committee asked publicans, who are likely it says the real drivers President Donald Trump relatively light crowds, to want subpoenas com- will be the job market. on Friday to say whether which pointed to the ev- pelling testimony from It forecasts that holiday he’ll send his attorneys to er-growing popularity Hunter Biden and the sales will rise between 3.8 participate in impeach- of online shopping. This anonymous intelligence percent and 4.2 percent, ment proceedings before year, many people also got community whistleblower an increase from the dis- the panel. a head start on gift hunt- whose complaint sparked appointing 2.1 percent Rep. Jerrold Nadler also ing, lured by early holiday the impeachment pro- growth in the November is asking Republicans on deals from retailers try- ceedings. ing to compensate for the and December 2018 peri- his committee which wit- od that came well short of nesses they plan to ask At issue in the impeach- shorter season. ment probe is whether The shopping season is the group’s prediction. permission to subpoena. Last year’s holiday sales The letters from the Trump abused his office by the shortest since 2013 pressing Ukrainian Presi- because Thanksgiving fell were hurt by turmoil over New York Democrat came dent Volodymyr Zelenskiy on the last Thursday in the White House trade as the House impeach- to investigate the Bidens November — the latest policy with China and a ment probe enters a new PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and baseless allegations possible date it could be. delay of nearly a month in phase with a hearing next that Ukraine interfered Shoppers up since the data collection because of week on whether Trump’s President Donald Trump gives a thumbs up wee hours slept in chairs a government shutdown. actions might constitute as he steps off Air Force One, accompanied by with the 2016 election. at Nashville’s Opry Mills This year’s holiday fore- impeachable offenses. Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., at the Palm Beach Hunter Biden served on mall, known for its outlet cast is above the average Two weeks of Intelli- International Airport, Friday, in West Palm the board of a Ukrainian stores. Outside, deal-seek- holiday sales growth of 3.7 gence Committee hear- Beach, Fla. energy company when his ers were still fighting for percent over the previous ings produced a mountain father, then-Vice Presi- parking spots by mid- five years. of testimony but didn’t in an informational hear- have his lawyers cross ex- dent Joe Biden, had some morning. NRF expects online and seem to move the needle ing to examine the “consti- amine Intelligence panel responsibility for the Haley Wright left Ala- other non-store sales, on Capitol Hill, where not tutional grounds for presi- witnesses during hearings Obama administration’s bama at 4 a.m. to arrive which are included in the a single House Republican dential impeachment” and and depositions. Ukraine policy. at the Tennessee mall by total, to increase between supported establishing could move some time af- The Intelligence pan- Earlier scrutiny by 7 a.m. She makes the an- 11 percent and 14 percent the chamber’s impeach- ter that to hearings where el is slated to issue a re- Ukrainians uncovered no nual trip because she says for the holiday period. ment process. witnesses testify about port of its findings next wrongdoing by the Bidens the stores offer better “This has been a real- Nadler instructed Trump Trump’s actions with week that are intended but Trump, in July, asked deals and a more fun en- ly good start,” said Rod and top panel Republican Ukraine. to form the basis of hear- Zelenskiy for an investi- vironment than the shops Sides, vice chairman and Doug Collins of Georgia to Trump has labelled ings at Judiciary, which is gation as a “favor,” while back home. leader of U.S. retail and respond by the end of next the proceeding by House the panel responsible for holding up military aid to “I let my husband do distribution practice at week. The Judiciary Com- Democrats a sham, in drafting any articles of that country for several the online shopping; I do Deloitte LLP. mittee meets Wednesday part because he could not impeachment for a vote months. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- MARBLEHEAD Powerful storm disrupts the larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Motor Vehicle curacy, it is the sole responsibility nation’s busiest travel weekend Police stopped a motor ve- of the concerned party to contact hicle at Lafayette Street and By Claire Galofaro ASSOCIATED PRESS the relevant police department and Everett Paine Boulevard on have the department issue a no- Thursday at 9:29 p.m. and A powerful storm mak- tice of correction to the Daily Item. gave the driver a verbal warn- ing its way east from Corrections or clarifications will not ing for an equipment viola- California is causing ma- be made without express notice of tion. jor disruptions during change from the arresting police the year’s busiest travel department. Assault weekend, as forecasters warned that intensifying Police restored peace fol- snow and ice could thwart LYNN lowing a report of an assault millions of people across at an Abbot Court address on the country hoping to get Arrests Thursday at 7:34 p.m. home after Thanksgiving. Mariolys Guerrero, 15 The storm caused the Lyman St., was arrested on Alarm death of at least one per- warrant charges of assault on son in South Dakota and A Coolidge Road resident shut down highways in Friday at 9:59 a.m. called police on Thursday at Michael Jamieson, 95 the western U.S., strand- 2:54 p.m. to report his alarm ing drivers in California Pleasant St., was arrested on was activated by kitchen warrant charges of assault and prompting authorities smoke but said “it is under in Arizona to plead with and battery on a police offi- control” and did not want the cer, malicious damage to a travelers to wait out the Fire Department to respond weather before attempt- motor vehicle, indecent as- because he had a house full sault and battery on a person ing to travel. of people. 14 or older, interfering with a The storm was expect- ed to track east through police officer and motor vehi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cle and municipal ordinance Vandalism the weekend — into the violations on Friday at 12:27 Plains on Friday, the Mid- Street signs are covered in snow in north Flagstaff, Ariz., Friday. Police received a report west by Saturday and the p.m. Thursday at 10:49 a.m. from Keith McConnell, 53, 188 Northeast on Sunday — snow anticipated in parts Thanksgiving weekend, to American Airlines issued a driver who said her vehicle pummeling a huge portion Washington St., was arrested of Utah, Colorado, Mon- give students more options similar waivers for Rapid window was broken while of the country with snow, on warrant charges of oper- tana and Wyoming. as forecasters predicted a City, S.D. she was parked on Pleasant ice or flash flooding. ating under the influence of Strong winds gusting to foot or more of snow. Sections of South Da- Street. The National Weather drugs - third offense, property 90 mph were possible in “We want to make peo- kota were under a bliz- Service said travel could destruction and negligent op- mountains and foothills, ple aware of what they zard warning and could become impossible in eration of a motor vehicle on PEABODY and could reach 65 mph in could be driving into,” see howling winds and as some places. Friday at 7:29 a.m. the Plains, creating poor campus police Chief Mike much as 2 feet of snow. Complaints The weather could be visibility. Bath said. Authorities reported a Complaint particularly disruptive One hopeful traveler The airline industry fatal crash after a driver A caller on Greenwood Rd. on Sunday, when millions asked the weather service group estimated a record lost control of his pickup Police responded to a re- in Peabody asked to be trans- of holiday travelers head Friday on Twitter wheth- 31.6 million people will on an ice-covered road. port of shoplifting at the CVS ferred to the fire department home. Airlines for Amer- er it would be advisable travel over a 12-day holi- A 37-year-old passenger Pharmacy on Eastern Ave- in Van Nuys, CA at 10:14 a.m. ica, the airline industry’s to drive to Duluth, Minn., day period. Airlines on Fri- died after the truck slid nue on Friday at 2:24 p.m; a Friday. The caller reported she trade group, expects 3.1 over the weekend. The day said they were so far into a ditch and rolled. shoplifting complaint at 159 could see a forest fire behind million passengers during agency warned: “If you are operating as usual as they The driver and one other Broad St. on Friday at 1:49 her house via security cam- what could be the busi- in Duluth by tonight, you monitored the weather. passenger survived. p.m. era. She was provided the est day ever recorded for will likely be stuck there Delta said inclement The South Dakota High- Police received a report of a phone number for the Los An- American air travel. until at least Sunday af- weather could disrupt way Patrol posted a photo disturbance at Market Basket geles Fire Department. The weather service ternoon due to heavy snow travel at airports in the on Facebook of another on Friday at 7:51 a.m.; noise Police received a call at issued storm warnings and blizzard conditions.” upper Midwest on Satur- crash — a semi-truck that complaints at 76 Western 11:52 Friday that reported Friday for a swath of the Northern Michigan Uni- day and the Northeast on veered from Interstate 90 Avenue on Friday at 12:50 four juveniles driving bikes in country stretching from versity reopened its res- Sunday and Monday. It of- near Rapid City. “Do not a.m. and at 16 Barrett St. on traffic. The parties had left the Montana to Nebraska to idence halls, two days fered to let customers re- travel if you don’t have to!” Friday at 1:10 a.m. and 22 scene when police arrived. Wisconsin, with heavy earlier than normal for a schedule or cancel flights. the agency wrote. Highland Avenue on Friday at A caller reported a group 12:05 a.m. and a trespassing of youths on bikes riding in complaint at 65 Boston St. on a dangerous manner at 2:37 U.S. stocks close out half-day Thursday at 10:11 p.m. p.m. Friday. The caller stated they were doing wheelies and Theft riding recklessly. An officer was dispatched to Andover session with broad losses Police received a report of larceny at 201 Essex St. on St. but was unable to locate By Alex Veiga Friday at 2:13 p.m.; a larceny the group. AP BUSINESS WRITER reported at 6 Glenwood Cir- cle on Friday at 10:38 a.m.; Animal Control Stocks fell broadly on Wall Street Friday follow- a larceny reported at 19 Ha- Police received a call at nover St. on Friday at 10:24 ing a shortened trading 11:41 a.m. Friday that re- session a day after the a.m. and a larceny reported ported a swan wrapped in a at 759 Lynnway on Friday at Thanksgiving holiday that fishing wire on Lake Ave. Pea- left the market slightly 10:03 a.m. body Fire Department was below its record highs. dispatched to the area. Technology, health care Accidents and industrial stocks ac- Police responded to a re- Injuries counted for a big slice of port of a motor vehicle acci- the selling. Several big dent at Birch Street and Cha- The department received retailers also dragged the tham Street on Friday at 1:45 a call at 11:44 a.m. Friday market lower as traders p.m.; an accident at 535 reporting a male party had watched for signs that Lynnway on Friday at 12:58 fallen off a ladder and need- Black Friday got off to a p.m.; an accident reported at ed assistance on Roland Rd. strong start. Energy stocks Camden Street and Ida Street The party was transported to took the heaviest losses as on Friday at 6:04 a.m.; an Salem Hospital. crude oil prices fell sharply. accident reported at Holyoke Police received a call at Bond yields rose. Street and Myrtle Street on 1:26 p.m. Friday about a par- Even with the pullback, Thursday at 9:37 p.m. and a ty with a laceration to their the S&P 500 notched its hit and run accident reported hand on Brooksby Village Dr. seventh weekly gain in eight weeks. The bench- 176 Franklin St. on Thursday The patient was transported mark index also closed out at 9:23 p.m. to Salem Hospital. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS November with its stron- gest monthly gain since A currency trader watches computer monitors near the screens show- Overdose Citizen Assist June. ing the foreign exchange rates at the foreign exchange dealing room in Seoul, South Korea, Friday. Police received a report of A male party on Glenway “You had three solid a drug overdose at 31 Beach Ave. called at 12:53 Friday days, plus the S&P was at an all-time high as of the 39.70 points, or 0.5 per- their gains in November. al Reserve helped fuel the Road on Friday at 1:02 p.m. to report he’d left his daugh- cent, to 8,665.47. The Rus- The S&P 500 ended the market’s fall rally. Inves- ters with his mother and close on Wednesday,” said Tom Martin, senior portfo- sell 2000 index of smaller month with a 3.4 percent tors have also grown more Medical she’d called and stated she company stocks gave up gain, while the Dow rose optimistic about the pros- couldn’t find them. The man lio manager with Globalt Investments. “Really, from 9.60 points, or 0.6 percent, 3.7 percent. The Nasdaq, pects for a trade deal be- Police received a medical called back before police call concerning a child at 34 early October until now, or 1,624.50. Trading vol- which is weighted heavi- tween the U.S. and China. were dispatched to report the it’s been almost like a rul- ume was lighter than usu- ly with technology stocks, New U.S. tariffs are set Laurel St. on Friday at 11:27 girls were playing hide and a.m. er straight up.” al with the markets open gained 4.5 percent. to kick in on many Chi- seek in a closet. The S&P 500 index for only a half day. The stock market has nese-made products as of Assault A good Samaritan turned in dropped 12.65 points, or Bond prices fell. The been grinding most- Dec. 15, but negotiators a found wallet at 1:15 p.m. 0.4 percent, to 3,140.98. yield on the 10-year Trea- ly higher after shaking have said they might soon Police received a report of Friday and said they’d found The index hit all-time sury rose to 1.77 percent off recession fears that have a preliminary deal an assault at 9 Carlton St. on the wallet on the street and highs the first three days from 1.76 percent late helped knock stocks into a that could avert that. Thursday at 11:22 p.m. and had been unable to contact of the week. Wednesday. skid this summer. Chipmakers were among an assault reported at 51 Es- the owner. The officer doc- The Dow Jones Indus- The three major stock in- Better-than-expected the biggest decliners in the sex St. on Thursday at 7:05 umented and secured the trial Average fell 112.59 dexes have notched multi- corporate earnings, solid technology sector Friday. p.m. wallet. points, or 0.4 percent, to ple record highs in recent economic data and inter- Lam Research and Qual- 28,051.41. The Nasdaq slid weeks. That helped drive est-rate cuts by the Feder- comm each fell 1.5 percent.

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Civilian police department with the money missing for a firearms identifica- A trooper stopped the Man pleads guilty to fentanyl grams of fentanyl. A simi- employee charged from the Wilbraham Po- tion card or for a license car Thursday afternoon in trafficking charge lar transaction happened lice Department. to carry. Greenland in the south- about a week later. with larceny Her lawyer, Daniel The investigation also bound lane. CONCORD, N.H. (AP) Prosecutors said a week Kelly, said his client has determined Bouchard did The trooper arrested — A Massachusetts after that, Gomez provid- WILBRAHAM (AP) been wrongly accused ed a runner with at least — The former admin- not pay $100 for her own 36-year-old Suniel Ross, of man has pleaded guilty and called the allegations license-to-carry renewal. Bridgewater, on charges in federal court in New 120 grams of fentanyl, istrative assistant for “outrageous.” some of which was sold of aggravated driving Hampshire to a fentanyl a Massachusetts police Bouchard has resigned. to an undercover officer Police: Driver accused of while intoxicated and trafficking charge. department is facing She was charged this in Manchester, N.H. The reckless driving. larceny charges after an summer after an audit traveling 120 mph on I-95 Court documents say runner delivered the cash audit determined about determined that while the Ross was released on 28-year-old Yerfinson from the sale to Gomez in $5,200 in cash payments department has several GREENLAND, N.H. personal recognizance Gomez, of Lawrence, was Methuen, and Gomez gave for firearms licenses was officers trained to process (AP) — New Hampshire bail and was scheduled to identified in January the runner some fentanyl missing. gun license applications, state police say a driver appear in court on Dec. as a member of a group as payment. Gomez was Masslive.com reported Bouchard handled all the has been accused of 16. It wasn’t immediately distributing the drug. arrested shortly after- Friday that 57-year-old money. traveling at 120 miles known if he had a law- In March, Gomez met ward. Lisa Bouchard, pleaded The town charges $100 an hour on Interstate yer and a phone number an undercover officer in Gomez is scheduled to be not guilty in connection to process an application 95. couldn’t be found for him. Methuen, and sold him 60 sentenced on March 27. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Brazil’s president criticizes DiCaprio over Amazon res

By Diane Jeantet pledged $5 million to rio and environmental ASSOCIATED PRESS help protect the Amazon activists follows a police after a surge in fires de- raid at the headquarters RIO DE JANEIRO — stroyed large parts of the of two nonpro t groups Without offering proof, rainforest in July and in the Amazonian state Brazilian President Jair August. of Para earlier this week. Bolsonaro on Friday said The actor’s press repre- Local police also arrested actor Leonardo DiCap- sentative did not immedi- four volunteer re ght- rio had funded nonpro t ately comment on Bolson- ers and say they are in- groups that he claimed aro’s remarks. vestigating them for al- are partly responsible for Some members of Bol- legedly igniting res to res in the Amazon this sonaro’s administration obtain funding from sym- year. argue that civil society pathetic donors. Bolsonaro’s remarks groups and environmen- The volunteer re ght- about the actor were part tal laws hinder economic ers denied any wrongdo- of a wider government development in the re- ing and a judge ordered campaign against environ- gion. their release. mental nonpro t groups Bolsonaro and Environ- Federal prosecutors say operating in Brazil. ment Minister Ricardo their investigations point “DiCaprio is a cool guy, Salles are promoting de- to land-grabbers as pri- isn’t he? Giving money to velopment in some pro- mary suspects for res in set the Amazon on re,” tected natural areas, even the area, not nonpro ts or PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the president said to sup- as intentional res and re ghters. porters in Brasilia. deforestation in the Am- Cattle ranchers, farmers Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro ashes a thumbs up as he greets sup- DiCaprio’s environ- azon have reached levels and illegal loggers have porters after attending a Changing of the Guard at the Planalto Presi- mental organization not seen in a decade. long used re to clear land dential Palace, in Brasilia, Brazil, Thursday. Earth Alliance has The criticism of DiCap- in the Amazon.

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A maintenance worker at Manning Field cleans up trash from the Lynn English fan section fol- lowing the Thanksgiving Day game. Brad Paisley happy to be butt of jokes in new variety special

By Alicia Rancilio ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Brad British singer Rod Stewart is modest about his Paisley is perfectly com- hits, but proud of his skills in designing railways. fortable being the butt of jokes. In his new vari- ety special, “Brad Pais- ley Thinks He’s Special,” Rod Stewart: airing Dec. 3 on ABC, the country star allows him- Rock star turned self to be the punchline in a number of skits with ce- leb pals including Peyton model train builder Manning, Carrie Under- wood, the Jonas Broth- By Gregory Katz travels. ers and Tim McGraw. ASSOCIATED PRESS When he got around to “It’s the way I got every- building a house in Bever- LONDON — Rod Stew- ly Hills, he added a room body to do it. I said, ‘You’re art, known for decades here to roast me,’” he says. at the very top for his as a consummate crooner, oversize model railroad. “When we were talking on rocker, fashion plate and the phone I said, ‘Guys, no He would typically go up tongue-in-cheek sex sym- there for three or four misconception here. You bol, is adding a new ele- need to realize this exists hours at a time, quietly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment to his image: serious stepping away from his for me to be laughed at model railroad builder. family and his musical re- and I’m good with that.’ So Brad Paisley during a taping of his variety special “Brad Paisley Thinks The former front man sponsibilities. they were like, ‘We’re in.’” He’s Special.” of the Faces who has hits “It wasn’t a whim, it took In one highlight, Under- dating back to the 1960s a bit of planning, and 23 wood takes Paisley mud- he tries to hold on. sician has enjoyed showing to play. He’s co-hosted the has put the finishing years later it’s finished,” ding in a red truck yelling, “There’s a side of Carrie his comedic side since high CMA’s 11 times, had a touch on a 23-year project Stewart said. “I feel the need for speed” I’ve never seen before do- school and as his star rose comedy special on Netflix that has landed him on Now that the project with Paisley exclaiming, ing this,” said Paisley. in showbiz, it caught on and stars in a series of Na- the cover of Britain’s Rail- is completed, he’s got “Jesus take the wheel!” as The award-winning mu- that he was always game tionwide insurance com- way Modeller magazine. mercials with Manning. It’s a far cry from Rolling more time for music. The 74-year-old singer says “You show up on some of Stone, whose cover he has that for some reason it’s these late-night shows like graced many times. easier for him to write ‘Kimmel,’ they’ve figured The model is an ambi- tious portrayal of a gritty songs than it used to be. out a long time ago that He’s promoting a new Did you know... I’m up for anything and so American city in 1945, representing a combi- record — his best-known they’ll frequently have me songs backed by the Royal guest and do a funny song nation of New York and Chicago. It’s an artistic Philharmonic Orchestra or a skit or a thing. Same success, one that Stewart — and traveling in style, with other friends I’ve didn’t outsource but de- arriving for interviews in made. Seth Meyers is a signed and constructed a chauffeur-driven Rolls- good friend and people like from start to finish, with Royce with a hair stylist that over the years I really some help with the elec- standing by to help with enjoy the collaborative pro- trical and computer con- shape and volume. cess of doing things outside nections. If pressed, he can of my comfort zone.” “It’s the detail that I’m come up with a few new Implementing ideas proud of,” Stewart said in artists that he likes, but and turning them into a an interview with The As- Stewart readily admits reality is a thrill for the sociated Press. he’s “old fashioned” and 47-year-old. Stewart is modest about prefers to listen to classics “I love nothing more than hits like “Maggie May” by Otis Redding, the creating and sort of coming but proud of his railway Temptations, and Frank Sinatra, who he started up with an idea and seeing design skills. paying attention to when We deliver 700 lunches it through in this career. “Absolutely amazing he was nine or ten because Whether that’s a song that detail,” Steward said. “There’s garbage in the his parents were big fans. you write, and it becomes a every weekday. streets, the windows are “The greatest,” he said single and a hit and a video filthy, there’s everything of Sinatra. “Probably the and a thing you do on tour For customers in the Greater Lynn you can imagine in real only white singer I’ve and leads to everything life is on the railroad.” ever listened to and real- area, our Meals on Wheels are more else or it’s a television show. He grew up in London ly studied his technique. 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By Daniel Kane “The older kids are high said. “They come and they ITEM STAFF school kids,” Anderson said. work hard no matter what “Sean Calnan plays foot- they’re doing. They’re get- LYNN — A few dozen lo- ball at English, and they ting a lot of shots in, a lot cal athletes crawled out of just played their Thanks- of ball handling and shoot- bed the day after Thanks- giving game (Thursday). ing.” giving and got a chance to A guy like that is here just Players ran through a improve their hoops skills trying to get tuned up for handful of ball and con- on the court at the rst Monday ( rst day of winter ditioning drills, with An- annual Lynn English boys tryouts). derson putting a focus on basketball clinic. “It’s a great group,” An- some key fundamentals “It’s been good,” English derson, who played Divi- that might be overlooked coach Antonio Anderson sion I basketball at Mem- while younger players said. “We just wanted to phis and professionally in learn the game. do something small for various stints, said. “We’ve “There’s plenty of ball the young kids that are on got young middle school handling and a lot of pass- Thanksgiving break. It’s a girls and boys as well as ing as well,” Anderson fun time. elementary. They all know said. “We’re going to work “The energy has been each other, they all play on proper footwork, we good too. In the beginning together all the time so it’s want to focus on a lot of the it think there was a little good for them to be here.” things that don’t usually Thanksgiving hangover The cost of the clinic was get taught at a young age. and kids were a little tired. $50. Discounted rates were We’re trying to teach those But after the morning offered to students with things and add those fun- stretch, once we got into honor-roll grades, local Pop damental and mechanics the ball handling, the kids Warner players and cheer- to their game.” picked it up a little bit.” leaders. Anderson couldn’t have The two-day camp ran More than a few familiar organized the clinic with- from 8 a.m. to noon Fri- faces took advantage of the out the help of his English day and continues on Sat- chance to work with An- staff members who have urday morning. Girls and derson and his staff. been just as much apart boys from multiple grades “I know a lot of the young ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of the Bulldogs recent suc- showed up to take part at kids here, I have them cess as he has. English boys basketball coach Antonio Anderson speaks to players during Thurgood Marshall Middle at my skills academy in the rst annual English basketball clinic Friday at Marshall Middle School. School. the summer,” Anderson CLINIC, B2 Lynn Jets stay close with alumni game By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — Coach Mike Rob- erts says his Lynn Jets are more like a family than a hockey team. His sentiment was proven true Friday afternoon at Con- nery Rink, when former Jets gathered for the program’s annual alumni game. “It’s a good feeling as a coach when you come down and you’ve got guys from even the early 1990’s,” Roberts, an En- glish graduate, said. “We have a guy from Lynn Tech from the 1980’s. We have a couple guys from the inaugural 2007 Jets team. When you have 30- plus guys coming back it de - nitely shows the type of envi- ronment we have here with family rst. It makes me smile as a coach, for sure.” Planning the game wasn’t much of a challenge. Roberts starts doing so a few weeks in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS advance, spreads the word as best he can and receives a Tom Brady may not be having positive response shortly af- the best season to this point, ter. but there’s no reason to think “We throw a Facebook invite he can’t still win the big games. out,” Roberts said. “We do a $20 donation, we all get piz- zas and water after. It’s a good Fans are fundraising event. Everyone’s usually home for Thanksgiv- ing weekend. That’s why we forgetting how do it the Friday after Thanks- giving. It always draws a good ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK crowd.” everything got Kerry Finnigan (left) and Jack Carter (right) battle for possession of the puck during ALUMNI, B2 the annual Lynn Jets alumni hockey game at Connery Rink Friday. started here

By Mike Alongi It all runs in the family for James Guy Jr. ITEM STAFF Look, I get it. The Patriots haven’t looked like the dominant team we’ve By Steve Krause come to know over the past 10 or so ITEM STAFF years, and it’s making fans a little DANVERS — The old Guy uneasy. But I’m here to say it now as came to watch the young Guy we come into the home stretch of the play Thursday, as he’s done season. through most of the boy’s life. Relax. Everything is going to be And to say the least, the old just ne. Guy is suf ciently impressed. Having witnessed the number of Super Bowl appearances — and “He’s better at this point victories — that we Patriots fans than I was,” said the old Guy, have since 2001 has been both a who goes by the name JP, as blessing and a curse. Patriots fans he did when he played foot- have seen what it takes to win a ball for Lynn Classical. Super Bowl by the skin of their teeth The young Guy is James (see Malcolm Butler in Super Bowl Jr., who is a sophomore run- XLIX) and what it takes to win a ning back at St. John’s Prep. Super Bowl in a more dominant The family lives in the Wyo- fashion (see the LA Rams in Super ma Square area of Lynn, Bowl LIII). The most intuitive where the Guys have gone Patriots fans have seen that in some through a lifelong experience years the team just has the “it” factor with football. that marks a Super Bowl champion “My father taught me ev- and in other years there just isn’t erything,” James Guy said enough juice to get the job done. Thursday, after torching So over the majority of this season, Xaverian High School with fans have made it known that this 151 yards and three touch- team simply doesn’t have it. Sure, downs in The Prep’s 35-0 win the defense is otherworldly and over the Hawks. “Right from might be among the best in the when I was a little kid to history of the game. Sure, the now.” greatest coach and greatest quarter- JP Guy was a pretty fair back of all time still work in Foxbor- running back when he played ough. Sure, this is largely the same for Classical. So was his team that won the Super Bowl nine cousin, Brendan, who once months ago. ran for more than 400 yards But they just don’t have it this in a game against Swamp- ITEM FILE PHOTO year, right? scott. St. John’s Prep running back James Guy Jr., a Lynn native, has a family history of GUY JR., B2 running the football with authority. ALONGI, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019

St. Mary’s girls soccer holds annual banquet Don’t sleep on Pats’ ability to keep winning ALONGI times, currently sits at From B1 fifth in points per game. Looks a lot like the stats Okay, I’ll be the first to from 2004, doesn’t it? admit that this hasn’t Things have started to been the typical Patriots turn in the Patriots’ favor team that dominates on over the past few weeks. offense and leaves every Left tackle Isaiah Wynn other team in the dust. made a noticeable return But if we remember back to the field against the to the beginnings of this Cowboys, and his pres- dynasty — from 2001 un- ence alone will make run- til 2007 — we would see ning the football easier. some very similar looking Rookie receiver N’Keal Patriots teams to the one Harry made his return we have before us in 2019. the week before and along Those teams in the early with new addition Mo- days, the defense ran the hamed Sanu adds another show. The 2001 team was dimension to the passing sixth in defensive points game. allowed, while the 2003 There are three mean- team was second, the 2004 ingful games left on the team was first and the schedule — against Hous- 2006 team was first. Heck, ton, Kansas City and a even the 2007 offensive surprisingly competent juggernaut was fourth in Bills team. The other two defensive points allowed. come against two of the If you look at the offensive worst teams in the league points per game numbers in Cincinnati and Miami. from those seasons as well In my opinion, the game — sixth in 2001, 12th in plan for New England 2003, fourth in 2004, sev- should be to win at least enth in 2006 and obvious- two of the big three and ly first in 2007 — you then rest key players for COURTESY PHOTO could argue that most of the other games. The St. Mary’s girls soccer team celebrated its season at its annual team banquet this week. those teams, while bal- Because if this Patriots anced, were “defensive team goes into the post- Pictured above are (left to right) assistant coach Kelleigh Lombard, Emily Egan, Eliza Brown, teams.” season as close to fully Julia Nickolau, Susannah Cornell, Morgan Mackey and head coach Jim Foley. Now let’s look at this healthy as possible, no one year. The defense has can convince me that dominated and the num- they’re not getting bers show it, with the Pa- through every team in the triots ranked first in AFC — yes, even Balti- points allowed. The of- more — en route to anoth- fense, while there have er berth in the Super been real struggles at Bowl.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn Jets coach Mike Roberts jokes on the bench during the annual alumni hockey game Friday at Connery Rink. Roberts, Jets hold ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Kameron Rucker works on a dribbling drill during the first annual Lynn English basketball clinic Friday at Marshall Middle School. annual alumni game ALUMNI be a rout,” Roberts said, From B1 “but the old guys beared English tips off annual basketball clinic down and saved their legs Roberts splits the alum- for the end. We were in a CLINIC opinions matter to me. It’s Overall, the clinic gives derson said. “It’s not just ni into two teams, pinning battle there until the end. current Jets coaches and From B1 good for the kids to see the Anderson a chance to give me, a lot of people are out We had pretty good goal- recent alumni against the guys that help me during back to young athletes in here doing things for the tending on both sides from “They all do a great job,” older graduates. They bat- Jack Gallant and Anthony the season and coach with the same community that kids whether its basket- Anderson said. “We preach tle it out for two 45-min- Baio. It was awesome.” family in our program me. It’s their time as well. he grew up in. ball, football or baseball ute periods. This year’s Jets open at English. I’m no better They take the time out of “I think the more people wise in the community. I Friday’s game was a tryouts next Monday. than them, we’re all one. their day to come out and see the people of Lynn giv- just want to do my part in wire-to-wire battle, with Lynn went 12-4-4 last sea- We’re all one staff. Their help, it’s been good.” ing back, the better,” An- giving back what I can.” the coaches and recent son and earned the No. 3 graduates, donning white seed in the Division 3 jerseys, pulling out a North state tournament. hard-earned 20-17 win. The Jets outlasted No. 6 It all runs in the family for James Guy Jr. “It’s a good time,” Rob- Shawsheen in the section- erts said. “It’s a great two- al quarterfinal before fall- last year -- Catholic Me- Pierre is clearly impressed Pierre, “but those guys up hour skate for the guys. GUY JR. ing to No. 2 Lowell in the We have guys from their From B1 morial. with Guy, and if he doesn’t front. They’ve been play- semifinal. mid 40s all the way down “He’s got me beat there,” say effusively with words, ing great. This is the sec- “This is the kick-start to So the young Guy comes to early 20s skating in said his father, who played he says it in the trust he ond game we’ve won in the our season,” Roberts said. by it naturally. Or perhaps for the Rams during the places in him. Thursday’s trenches, and we wouldn’t this game. It’s a fun time.” Roberts scored the “We do canning in Wyoma that’s more naturally. Matt Durgin era. “I never game that may have have done it without Square Friday and Satur- “He’s way better than I made the postseason. meant as much to the them.” game’s first goal just three minutes into the opening day. It’s a good time of ever was,” said his father, There was always some players as either last Though James Guy year. You go see the who coached him all team that kept us from year’s or this year’s Super didn’t technically miss period. Behind solid play from Brian Clougherty, Thanksgiving game on through his years with the getting there. Usually it Bowl. He gave James Guy any action this season Thursday. You come to Lynn Chargers youth foot- was Gloucester.” the ball 23 times, and he (meaning he suited up) John DiFilippo and Jack Gallant, the coaches/re- this game and that only ball team. The Guys -- the whole made St. Pierre look like a various bumps and bruis- cent alumni sprinted out means one thing- hockey’s “He’s more patient. He family of them -- chose St. genius. But it wasn’t all es did limit him in a few to a 6-1 lead. They watched right around the corner. knows how to follow his James Guy and he’d be the games. However, one thing John’s Prep for several that lead whittle down “We hit the ice Monday. blockers better than I did.” reasons. First, obviously first to tell you. that helped St. John’s tre- through the middle of the It’s a short preseason. We There’s one other thing as far as James goes, was “Our line played great, mendously was that the period but led 14-11 at only have two weeks to James Guy has going for football. just like it’s played in ev- Eagles had a week off be- intermission. prepare. We have the jam- him: He’s headed to his “But it’s for the academ- ery game this year,” he fore the playoffs began, Both offenses slowed boree (Dec. 7) and then second straight Division 1 ics too,” he said. “My mom said. giving the nicked-up play- down in the second period our home opener (Dec. 14). state Super Bowl, with St. was more concerned about St. Pierre would agree ers a chance to heal. but the coaches/recent We lost eight seniors last John’s looking to defend that. That had a lot to do with that assessment. “I tried to play through alumni had done enough year. We have a lot of work its championship against with it too.” “James runs hard and he it,” he said, “But I’m OK for the win. to do in a short amount of the same team it defeated Prep coach Brian St. runs smart,” said St. now.” “It looked like it might time.” SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 10 1 0 .909 300 117 Dallas 6 6 0 .500 310 236 Buffalo 9 3 0 .750 257 188 Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 243 247 N.Y. Jets 4 7 0 .364 198 258 N.Y. Giants 2 9 0 .182 217 308 Miami 2 9 0 .182 163 346 Washington 2 9 0 .182 144 269 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 7 4 0 .636 265 249 y-New Orleans 10 2 0 .833 298 248 Indianapolis 6 5 0 .545 244 226 Carolina 5 6 0 .455 259 291 Tennessee 6 5 0 .545 245 217 Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 312 335 Jacksonville 4 7 0 .364 209 264 Atlanta 3 9 0 .250 260 323 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 9 2 0 .818 386 202 Green Bay 8 3 0 .727 258 242 Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .545 216 212 Minnesota 8 3 0 .727 289 205 Cleveland 5 6 0 .455 233 252 Chicago 6 6 0 .500 212 208 Cincinnati 0 11 0 .000 157 292 Detroit 3 8 1 .292 280 315 West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 7 4 0 .636 308 256 San Francisco 10 1 0 .909 332 163 Oakland 6 5 0 .545 228 284 Seattle 9 2 0 .818 292 263 L.A. Chargers 4 7 0 .364 224 218 L.A. Rams 6 5 0 .545 249 243 Denver 3 8 0 .273 175 217 Arizona 3 7 1 .318 248 317 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday’s Games Washington at Carolina, 1 p.m. Chicago 24, Detroit 20 San Francisco at Baltimore, 1 p.m. David Krejci (left) celebrates his game-winning overtime goal with teammates David Pastrnak Buffalo 26, Dallas 15 Philadelphia at Miami, 1 p.m. (center) and Charlie McAvoy (right) Friday afternoon at TD Garden. New Orleans 26, Atlanta 18 L.A. Rams at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Sunday’s Games L.A. Chargers at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Tampa Bay at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Oakland at Kansas City, 4:25 p.m. Green Bay at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. New England at Houston, 8:20 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game Krejci’s OT goal lifts Bruins to win Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 8:15 p.m. BOSTON (AP) — David can score that one goal,” pushed in the third and for 6 on the power play. Pastrnak believes good Pastrnak said. “We have overtime,” Bruins coach “It was almost like they NHL things come to those who all 20 minutes to score one Bruce Cassidy said. “Just were asleep for 35 min- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE wait. goal, and we know that if like to see it happen a lit- utes and after they kill Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA The Bruins have done we play the right way, we tle sooner.” off the 5 on 3, it’s almost Boston 26 18 3 5 41 96 64 St. Louis 26 15 5 6 36 78 72 plenty of waiting lately. will get it eventually.” Pavel Buchnevich and like they decided to turn Florida 25 12 8 5 29 91 93 Winnipeg 26 16 9 1 33 76 74 Buffalo 26 12 10 4 28 77 80 Colorado 25 15 8 2 32 90 72 And plenty of winning. Krejci’s goal, his fifth Filip Chytil scored for the it up a little bit,” Lund- Toronto 27 12 11 4 28 91 91 Dallas 26 15 9 2 32 72 62 Pastrnak scored his of the season, came on Rangers. Lundqvist had qvist said. “The difference Tampa Bay 23 12 8 3 27 86 76 Nashville 24 11 9 4 26 84 82 NHL-leading 24th goal a left-circle wrist shot 24 saves as New York’s tonight and why they’re Montreal 25 11 9 5 27 85 89 Minnesota 26 11 11 4 26 76 84 Ottawa 26 11 14 1 23 68 81 Chicago 25 10 10 5 25 71 74 and assisted on David against an out-of-position three-game winning winning is their PK and Detroit 28 7 18 3 17 60 110 Pacific Division Krejci’s goal 1:40 into Henrik Lundqvist after streak was snapped. Pastrnak.” Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 27 16 8 3 35 86 77 overtime, and Boston a give-and-go with Pas- “Maybe if you look at the Buchnevich’s fifth goal Washington 27 18 4 5 41 99 81 Arizona 26 15 8 3 33 75 61 came from two goals down trnak, who created space schedule and say you’re this season put New York N.Y. Islanders 23 16 5 2 34 69 58 San Jose 27 14 12 1 29 78 89 going to come out of Bos- Philadelphia 26 14 7 5 33 81 75 Vancouver 26 12 10 4 28 85 79 to beat the New York with a deke in the right up 1-0 with 5:46 to play in Pittsburgh 25 14 7 4 32 89 68 Vegas 27 12 11 4 28 81 80 Rangers 3-2 on Friday. circle before feeding Krej- ton with a point you’re the first period. Buchnev- Carolina 25 15 9 1 31 85 71 Calgary 28 12 12 4 28 70 85 The Bruins rallied for ci through the slot. going to feel good about it, ich beat Halak high to the N.Y. Rangers 24 12 9 3 27 79 83 Anaheim 27 11 12 4 26 71 82 Columbus 24 10 10 4 24 61 76 Los Angeles 26 10 14 2 22 68 88 their sixth straight win “Just give the puck to but we feel like we pissed glove side on a shot from New Jersey 24 9 11 4 22 65 86 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. after finding themselves a good player. I gave it away a point,” Rangers the low slot after Tony

Friday’s Games Washington at Detroit, 7 p.m. in the familiar situation to Pasta. He made a play. coach David Quinn said. DeAngelo’s pass from the Boston 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT Ottawa at Calgary, 7 p.m. of a late-game deficit. Pretty much an open net,” New York failed to re- sideboards. Winnipeg 3, Anaheim 0 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. After Sean Kuraly made Krejci said. cord a shot during a 5-on- Chytil’s eighth of the Philadelphia 6, Detroit 1 Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Minnesota 7, Ottawa 2 Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. it 2-1 with 1:32 left in Jaroslav Halak made 3 chance late in the second season doubled the Rang- Buffalo 6, Toronto 4 Nashville at Florida, 7 p.m. San Jose 4, Los Angeles 1 the second, Pastrnak tied 26 saves for the Bruins. and also couldn’t convert ers’ lead at 6:21 of the sec- San Jose at Arizona, 8 p.m. Colorado 5, Chicago 2 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8 p.m. it to force overtime on a Boston matched its lon- on an extended power ond. Chytil charged into Washington 4, Tampa Bay 3, OT Arizona at Vegas, 6 p.m. Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. one-timer from the left gest winning streak of play late in the third af- the slot and scored five- Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Edmonton, 10 p.m. circle 4:27 into the third. the season and its longest ter Boston’s Par Lindholm hole on Halak after Ryan Nashville at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games “We know after the sec- point streak at 10 games was assessed a double mi- Strome’s shot from the Saturday’s Games Dallas at Minnesota, 3 p.m. ond period if we’re down (7-0-3). nor for high-sticking. right circle bounced off N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 1 p.m. Montreal at Boston, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Montreal, 3 p.m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. by one, (we know) that we “I thought we certainly The Rangers finished 0 Halak right to Chytil. NBA Celtics fall to Nets as Kyrie sits again EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NEW YORK (AP) — Ky- time in six games. Toronto 13 4 .765 — Houston 12 6 .667 — rie Irving is getting closer Jayson Tatum had 26 Boston 13 5 .722 ½ Dallas 11 6 .647 ½ Philadelphia 12 6 .667 1½ New Orleans 6 12 .333 6 to a return, and at some points and nine rebounds Brooklyn 10 9 .526 4 San Antonio 6 13 .316 6½ point he will face his for- for the Celtics, who had New York 4 14 .222 9½ Memphis 5 12 .294 6½ Southeast Division Northwest Division mer team. won two straight. Kemba W L Pct GB W L Pct GB When he does, the Walker finished with 17 Miami 12 5 .706 — Denver 13 3 .813 — Orlando 7 10 .412 5 Utah 11 7 .611 3 Brooklyn Nets can only points and six assists, but Washington 6 10 .375 5½ Minnesota 10 8 .556 4 hope he plays as well as the Nets handled Irving’s Charlotte 7 12 .368 6 Portland 7 12 .368 7½ Spencer Dinwiddie. replacement much better Atlanta 4 14 .222 8½ Oklahoma City 6 11 .353 7½ Central Division Pacific Division Dinwiddie had 32 points this time after he scored W L Pct GB W L Pct GB and 11 assists while Ir- a season-high 39 points Milwaukee 15 3 .833 — L.A. Lakers 16 2 .889 — Indiana 11 6 .647 3½ L.A. Clippers 14 5 .737 2½ ving remained sidelined, Wednesday. Detroit 6 12 .333 9 Phoenix 8 9 .471 7½ and the Nets beat the Boston coach Brad Ste- Chicago 6 13 .316 9½ Sacramento 7 10 .412 8½ Boston Celtics 112-107 vens talked about the im- Cleveland 5 13 .278 10 Golden State 4 15 .211 12½ on Friday to split a home- portance of a strong start Friday’s Games Denver at Sacramento, 5 p.m. Brooklyn 112, Boston 107 Indiana at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. and-home series. with the early tip, but the Charlotte at Detroit, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Houston, 8 p.m. Irving missed his eighth Celtics couldn’t deliver Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games straight game with a right it. They were called for Philadelphia at New York, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. shoulder injury but was at a double dribble and a Atlanta at Indiana, 8 p.m. Boston at New York, 3:30 p.m. Golden State at Miami, 8 p.m. the arena to get an evalu- 3-second violation during Memphis at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. ation and watch from the a six-turnover first quar- Utah at Memphis, 8 p.m. Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 4 p.m. Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 5 p.m. L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. bench along with Kevin PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ter, when the Nets opened Dallas at Phoenix, 9 p.m. San Antonio at Detroit, 5 p.m. Durant. Coach Kenny a 14-point lead. Boston Chicago at Portland, 10 p.m. Golden State at Orlando, 6 p.m. Washington at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Utah at Toronto, 6 p.m. Atkinson said afterward Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie (left) was much sharper in the Saturday’s Games Washington at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. that the All-Star point looks to pass around Jaylen Brown during a second, with Tatum mak- guard has started work on game in Brooklyn Friday afternoon. ing four 3-pointers, in- the court and would miss cluding one that cut it to TODAY IN SPORTS one more game before right now in my humble Dinwiddie said. “My ap- 58-55 at halftime. November 30 1990 — Boston’s Larry Bird scores potentially being ready opinion,” Atkinson said of proach to the game is The Nets extended it 1979 — Sugar Ray Leonard wins his 20,000th career point in the to rejoin a team that has Dinwiddie. very similar either way, so back to 14 in the third the WBC welterweight title with Celtics’ 123-95 home victory over done well in his absence The Eastern Conference whatever the team needs when Dinwiddie hit his Washington. Bird is the fifth player 15th-round knockout of Wilfred thanks to Dinwiddie’s player of the week last to win and then the role second straight 3-point- with 20,000 points, 5,000 rebounds Benitez in Las Vegas. strong performances. week matched his highest kind of dictates what that er, but Boston got it back 1987 — Bo Jackson, also an out- and 5,000 assists. He joins Kareem “When Kyrie comes assist total of the season is.” down to 87-81 by the fielder for the Kansas City Royals, Abdul-Jabbar, John Havlicek, Oscar rushes for 221 yards to lead the Robertson and Jerry West. back I think that’s just and was two shy of his Jarrett Allen added 14 end of the period. Again, Los Angeles Raiders to a 37-14 rout 1996 — Michael Jordan becomes going to give us a team best scoring performance points and 11 rebounds Brooklyn pushed it back of the Seattle Seahawks. Jackson, the 10th player in NBA history to with more depth, a more of the season. for the Nets, who bounced to double digits in the playing in his fifth NFL game, scores reach 25,000 points after scoring powerful team. But lis- “The role’s complete- back from their 121-110 fourth and held on after on runs of 91 and 2 yards and has a 35 in the Bulls’ 97-88 win at San ten, he’s playing as good ly different so obviously loss in Boston on Wednes- Boston cut it to four in the 14-yard touchdown reception. Antonio. as anybody in the NBA there’s a change there,” day to win for the fifth final minute.

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

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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY For hopeful mom-to-be, timing will be everything DEAR ABBY: My hus- knowing your thoughts band and I recently cele- Dear Abby is written by Abigail on the subject. brated our first anniver- sary and have decided Van Buren, also known as Jeanne SORTING THINGS we’re ready to start a fam- Phillips, and was founded by her OUT IN FLORIDA ily. Our first month of try- ing has not been success- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact DEAR SORTING ful. My newly engaged Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. THINGS OUT: Please ac- cousin has just announced Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. cept my sympathy for the her wedding date. If our loss of your husband. No second month of trying is one can dictate when a successful, my due date widow or widower should will fall just two days pri- absurd thing he’s ever ress in their own time. If start donating their de- or to their wedding. heard. (Mind you, he can you do, you will have less ceased spouse’s belongings. I’m extremely close be a little dramatic when drama in your life to con- Grieving is an individual with my family, especial- he’s upset.) tend with. process, and the timing ly this particular cousin All I want to do is start isn’t the same for everyone. because we are so close in trying again the next DEAR ABBY: My hus- This project doesn’t have to age. The thought of miss- month so I would be due band passed away in ear- be done all at once. ing out on such a special the month after the wed- ly 2014. I haven’t been Now that you are ready, day for them makes me ding. I never said I didn’t able to get rid of or give contact a thrift store and ask what items they upset. Plus, if I should go want a baby, just that I away any of his stuff. He into labor the day of the want the opportunity to would welcome. The col- was a successful structur- lection of souvenirs may wedding, not only would share in the joy of my al engineer with licenses my husband and I be un- cousin’s big day. Am I be- or may not be valuable. in 12 states. He liked to go An appraiser could help able to attend but neither ing insensitive? hiking every weekend “to would my parents or sis- you to determine that. If clear his head.” He has a ter because they would TIMING IT RIGHT your husband belonged to want to be by my side. IN PENNSYLVANIA collection of souvenir any organizations affili- That seems unfair to my small metal buildings and ated with his career, con- cousin. Although I know DEAR TIMING: I ashtrays of civil or struc- tact them to see if any of she would understand, I don’t think you are being tural significance. the members would be would feel guilty. insensitive. I do think you Abby, I’m just not sure interested in acquiring it. When I brought up the are overthinking this. how to start to move on. As to finding another idea of taking the month Most people do not con- Granted, I’m no spring partner, the solution is to off from trying so the ceive on their first try. chicken — I just turned make it your business to dates don’t overlap, I Sometimes it takes sever- 70 — but it would be mingle, be social and scope knew my husband would al tries — or more. Preg- sweet to find another out dating sites for seniors. be upset. But he wasn’t nant women do not al- partner. To do that, I If you need help, have a just upset, he was furious! ways deliver on schedule. know I’ve got to lose the single friend or relative He told me I was being So PLEASE, rather than stuff. Maybe writing to help you put together a pro- completely unreasonable worry about your cousin’s you is helping me to sort file and show you the ropes and that it was the most wedding, let things prog- it out. I would appreciate so you can do it safely. BRIDGE

Today’s milestone is nine thousand This column is my 9,000th! My ing from any suit headed by an un- first byline appeared on April 1, supported king, West chose a trump. 1991. When I told my editor, he What did I do? asked if I was prepared to write an- If West had the club ace, I needed other 9,000. I replied that I would be two spade tricks; but if East had that happy to do so, except that it would card, I would require three spade require my living until almost 99 winners. What is the recommended years of age. way to play that suit? It is possible that my wife and I set I drew trumps and led a club to the a new world record on October 25. We king. East won, cashed the diamond played bridge against two Bridge Base ace and played another diamond, Online robots, mostly at 41,000 feet, which I ruffed. though to try to avoid some turbu- In isolation, the best play in spades lence, briefly we went up to 43,000. is low to the 10. If that loses to the Here is one of those deals. jack, then play low to the nine next. Sitting South, I wondered about Luckily, I did not have the entries for opening four hearts, but decided that. I cashed the spade ace and led that could cost us a slam. After it another spade. Now West made a re- went one heart, pass, pass, I felt ally bad play, winning with the king. uncomfortable. But when East didn’t When East followed with the jack, I pass (he might have, being so short could claim. in the majors), I leapt to four hearts. Maybe the thin air had affected Since the robots do not like lead- West’s CPU. 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Christmas in Rome WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Christmas Chalet ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order Hallmark Channel, 8 p.m. UPtv, 7 p.m. Original Film! CABLE STATIONS Original Film! (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 11.30.19” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 11.30.19” Lacey Chabert stars as an American tour A recently divorced mother books a cha- A&E PD -- 11.22.19” guide in Rome who agrees to teach a cul- let in a beautiful Christmas village in Ver- ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, The Year Without a Rudolph’s Shiny New Year AMC ture-shocked businessman (Sam Page) mont to try to rekindle Christmas magic James Caan, Bob Newhart. James Caan, Bob Newhart. Santa Claus about Rome at Christmastime. In the pro- ››› Pretty Woman (1990) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. A corpo- ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance-Comedy) Rich- ›››‡ Silver Linings for her teenaged daughter, who feels like BRAVO cess, both discover that Rome is where her family is ruined forever. When they ar- rate raider hires a hooker to act as a business escort. ‘R’ ard Gere, Julia Roberts, Ralph Bellamy. ‘R’ Playbook the heart is. rive, they find that the house has been Dirty Jobs “Maple Dirty Jobs “Cran- Dirty Jobs “Turkey Dirty Jobs “Gourd Dirty Jobs Harvest- Dirty Jobs “Fish Dirty DISC Syrup Maker” berry Farmer” Inseminator” Maker” ing walnuts. Squeezer” Jobs Merry Liddle Christmas double-booked and now they must share (6:05) “Descendants Big City Big City Big City Big City Gabby Just Roll Raven’s Just Roll Jessie Jessie Jessie Lifetime, 8 p.m. their family holiday with a grumpy writer DISN 3” (2019) Greens Greens Greens Greens Duran With It Home With It Original Film! who hates Christmas. 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Wolverine new dream home for the holidays. Christ- FX (2017, Action) sor X and Raven battle the immortal mutant Apocalypse. confronts the prospect of real mortality. plan yet. Mary (Nicole Kang) invites Kate mas traditions collide and family drama (6:00) ››› “War of ›››‡ Shazam! (2019, Action) Zachary His Dark Materials His Dark Materials Watchmen The journey of ensues as she struggles to keep her to a special event honoring Catherine HBO the Worlds” Levi, Mark Strong. ‘PG-13’ “Lyra’s Jordan” “The Idea of North” Angela’s grandfather. (Elizabeth Anweis), and Jacob (Dougray Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens: Declassified “The Alien Evolution” The brain may possesses abilities. Ancient Aliens: Declassified house together in time for a glossy video HIST shoot of “the perfect Christmas.” Scott) makes a decision that leaves Kate (N) “The Alien Evolution” It’s a Wonderful Life perplexed. 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Donna Reed and Lio- Christmas Town Equalizer 2” (2018) “Episode 101” “Episode 102” “Episode 103” sacre (2003) Jessica Biel. (2007) Dan Fogler. (6:00) ›››‡ “Se7en” (1995, Suspense) ›› xXx: Return of Xander Cage (2017, Futurama Futurama Futurama TZGZ Gary- nel Barrymore also star. The movie will be Hallmark Channel, 8 p.m. SYFY re-broadcast on Christmas Eve. Original Film! Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman. Action) Vin Diesel, Donnie Yen. Shorts Demons The Story of Santa Claus (6:00) ››› “Shrek Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full The Mis- ››› Shrek 2 (2004) Voices of Lauren (Candace Cameron Bure) leaves TBS 2” (2004) Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal ery Index Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy. CBS, 9 p.m. everything behind in Boston to embark (5:30) ››‡ “Batman ››› Batman (1989) Jack Nicholson. The Caped ›››› The Dark Knight (2008, Action) Christian Bale, Heath This animated musical holiday special on a new chapter in her life and career. 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HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV DECEMBER 1, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WGBH Brit Floyd Great Performances Michael Downton Abbey Returns! Pete Seeger Tribute Concert Brain Mind Body Connection ^ PBS Bublé performs. Woody’s Children 50th With Dr. Rudy Tanzi-Deepak Don’t lose sight of your goals or give up on something or someone you care about. WBZ NFL 60 Minutes (N) 60 Minutes (N) NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary News Patriots Fifth Quar- Joel Relationship dynamics can be confusing, but with a little faith and encourage- $ CBS Football “Mother” (N) “Carpe Diem” (N) ter (N) Osteen ment, you’ll get good results. WCVB America’s Funniest Santa Claus Is Shark Tank (N) The Rookie “Break- News- SportsCen- Soledad Elementary % ABC Home Videos Comin’ to Town ing Point” (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WYCN Exatlón Estados Unidos ›››‡ Creed (2015) Michael B. Jordan. Rocky Balboa Titulares Decisio- El lado humano de Decisio- * TEL es el entrenador del hijo de Apollo Creed. y Más nes la fama (N) nes Go over details carefully and put your mind at ease. The more you do, the easier it WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Ice Age: Bob’s Family Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Hot Top- Whacked TMZ (N) 9 FOX Burgers Xmas Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Depth ics Out Spo. will be for you. Your ideas will be unique and your instincts on target. WUTF (5:30) ›››‡ “King Kong” ››‡ Riddick (2013) Vin Diesel, Karl Urban. Riddick ››‡ XXX (2002, Acción) Vin Diesel. Una estrella del = UMA (2005, Aventura) Naomi Watts. lucha contra dos equipos de mercenarios. deporte extremo se vuelve un jugador espía. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WSBK Castle “Veritas” WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT “Sheepdogs” “I Do” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men You’ll pick up information that will prompt you to head in a new and exciting direc- WGBX Great Performances David Foster performs 5 Day Rapid Reset With Dr. Kellyann A Brit Floyd: Space The Crimson Field Crimson tion. Someone will show an interest in you and in what you are doing. L PBS with guests. five-day gentle cleanse. and Time Field WWJE Forensics: You Forensics: You De- Master- Master- Master- Master- Master- Master- Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) R JN Decide cide “Deadly Kiss” minds minds minds minds minds minds Murders Murders Murders WLVI Modern Modern Batwoman “A Mad Supergirl (N) 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Bob’s Bob’s True You will be interested in an unexpected offer. Money can be made, but it will re- X CW Family Family Tea-Party” (N) CW56 (N) Burgers Burgers Crime TELE Exatlón Estados Unidos ›››‡ Creed (2015) Michael B. Jordan. Rocky Balboa Titulares Decisio- El lado humano de Decisio- quire a lifestyle adjustment. Follow the path that feels most comfortable. ¨ TELE es el entrenador del hijo de Apollo Creed. y Más nes la fama (N) nes WABU A Christmas Princess (2019) Erin Gray. A A Prince for Christmas (2015, Romance) A Firehouse Christmas (2016, Romance) Merry ARIES (March 21-April 19) ¥ ION prince and a struggling chef fall in love. Viva Bianca, Kirk Barker. Anna Hutchison, Marcus Rosner. Kissmas Do whatever you can to form alliances with people trying to make similar improve- CABLE STATIONS (5:00) ›››‡ “Juras- ››‡ The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) Jeff Goldblum. An ››‡ Jurassic Park III (2001, Adventure) Lost ments. Travel, group discussions and new partnerships will lead to a better future. A&E sic Park” expedition returns to monitor dinosaurs’ progress. Sam Neill, William H. Macy. World “National Lamp. ››› National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation ›› Christmas With the Kranks (2004, Planes, Trains and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) AMC Christmas” (1989, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo. Comedy) Tim Allen, Jamie Lee Curtis. Automobiles (1987) The Real House- The Real House- Married to Medicine Watch The Real House- Blind Married to Medicine Chrisley Take note of what a challenger is doing, and continue doing your own thing. If you BRAVO wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta (N) (N) What wives of Atlanta Date (N) Knows lose sight of your goal, it will be tricky to get back on track. Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Frontier Kilchers haul a Building Off the Building Off the Alaska: The Last Frontier “By DISC Frontier Exposed pole barn up the hill. 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The Weekly “The Hot The ›› Office Christmas Party (2016, Com- FX Figure out a way to make your surroundings more comfortable and inviting for Before” Two co-workers throw an epic Christmas party. List” (N) Weekly edy) Jason Bateman, Olivia Munn. (6:45) ›››‡ “Shazam!” (2019, Action) Watchmen (N) Silicon Mrs. Watchmen Silicon Mrs. Watch- friends and family. Once you make an adjustment, it will ease your stress. Ro- HBO Zachary Levi, Mark Strong. ‘PG-13’ Valley Fletcher Valley Fletcher men mance is encouraged. (6:00) The Food That The Food That Built America A new breed The Food That Built America Behind the The Food That Built America HIST Built America of innovator rises up. food titans in America. “Best Served Cold” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) (6:00) “Merry Liddle You Light Up My Christmas (2019, Ro- A Christmas Wish (2019, Comedy) Hilarie You Light Up My Christmas LIFE Christmas” (2019) mance) Kim Fields, Adrian Holmes. Burton, Pam Grier. (2019, Romance) Kim Fields. 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Prince B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 INTERNATIONAL 2 killed in London stabbings; police fatally shoot suspect

By Jill Lawless and campaigning in London as Danica Kirka a mark of respect. ASSOCIATED PRESS Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that “to the LONDON — A man best of our knowledge, the wearing a fake explosive incident has been con- vest stabbed several peo- tained” but that details ple Friday in London, kill- were still emerging. ing two in what police are Johnson’s office said treating as a terrorist at- the prime minister would tack before being tackled chair a meeting of the A police offi- by members of the public government’s emergency cer stands at and then fatally shot by committee, COBRA, later the scene of officers on London Bridge, Friday evening. an incident on officials said. Metropolitan Police London Bridge Metropolitan Police counterterrorism chief in central Lon- Chief Cressida Dick said Neil Basu said the suspect don following a two stabbing victims had appeared to be wearing a police incident, died and three injured bomb vest but it turned Friday. people were being treated out to be “a hoax explosive in a hospital. device.” PHOTO | She said police were Basu said officers were ASSOCIATED PRESS working “at full tilt” to de- keeping “an open mind as termine whether anyone to any motive.” Cambridge-based pris- saw a knifeman being the ground. Gunshots fol- said she saw police “wres- else was involved in the Dick, the police chief, said on-education organization wrestled to the ground lowed. Another depicted a tling with one tall, bearded attack. officers were called just be- Learning Together was by members of the pub- man in suit and overcoat man” and then heard “gun- The violence erupted fore 2 p.m. to Fishmongers’ holding an event there lic on the bridge before holding a long knife that shots, two loud pops.” two-and-a-half years after Hall, a conference venue Friday, and the University armed-response officersapparently had been tak- She said the man “pulled a van and knife attack in at the north end of London of Cambridge said it was shot him dead. en from the attacker. his coat back which showed the same area killed eight Bridge. The pedestrian “gravely concerned” about One video posted on so- Other images showed po- that he had some sort of people, and less than two and vehicle bridge links students, staff and alum- cial media showed two lice, guns drawn, pointing vest underneath, whether weeks before Britain the city’s business district ni who might have been men struggling on the at a figure on the ground it’s a stab vest, or some sort holds a national election. with the south bank of the caught up in the attack. bridge before police pulled in the distance. of explosive vest, the police The main political parties River Thames, was report- Minutes after the stab- a man in civilian clothes Karen Bosch, who was on then really quickly moved temporarily suspended ed about 2 p.m. bings report, witnesses off a black-clad man on a bus crossing the bridge, backwards, away.” Hong Kong protesters seek British support; siege on campus ends By Ken Moritsugu and Eileen Ng ASSOCIATED PRESS HONG KONG — Hun- dreds of Hong Kong pro-de- mocracy activists rallied Friday outside the British Consulate, urging the city’s former colonial ruler to emulate the U.S. and take concrete actions to support their cause, as police ended a blockade of a university campus after 12 days. Waving British flags, the activists urged Britain to ensure that Hong Kong political dissidents do not suffer the same fate as Si- mon Cheng, a former Brit- ish Consulate employee in the city who says he was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS detained and tortured by Chinese secret police. Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech, who was The rally came a day af- taken into custody by police last week as he ter U.S. President Donald PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was trying to flee the island, leaves court after Trump signed into law two Protesters wear masks of Simon Cheng, a Hong Kong British Consulate being questioned in the 2017 bomb blast that bills to support democracy killed investigative journalist Daphne Carua- employee who was detained in China, as they gather for a rally outside and human rights in the of the British Consulate in Hong Kong, Friday. na Galizia. semi-autonomous Chinese territory. in August. Cheng says he in Nov. 24 local elections, ple chanted slogans and “The U.K. should enforce agreed to confess to avoid seen as a sharp rebuke to carried posters telling Malta PM pressed similar laws and should harsher charges. He says the city’s embattled lead- Lam that “it’s time to step have done even more” to he was hooded, beaten er, Carrie Lam. down.” Protesters disrupt- support the protest move- and chained to a metal Protesters are planning ed traffic in at least two to resign by family ment, said a masked rally frame as Chinese secret more rallies this weekend places but dispersed after organizer who identified police sought information to keep up their pressure police issued warnings. herself only as Dawn. Ac- on activists involved in on Lam, who has refused On Thursday night, of slain journalist tivists handed a petition the protests and on Brit- to offer any new conces- thousands joined a large to a British Consulate of- ain’s purported role. sions to their demands, rally to thank America, on VALLETTA, Malta (AP) Muscat’s office denied ficial before leaving. Cheng has left the con- including greater democ- its Thanksgiving Day hol- — The family of a journal- Maltese media reports Beijing denies torturing sulate and is in hiding. racy and an independent iday, and to call on other ist who was killed by a car claiming that the prime Cheng and says he was Violence in Asia’s top probe into alleged police countries to join the U.S. bomb in Malta is urging minister’s Cabinet had lost held for soliciting prosti- financial hub has abated brutality. in supporting the protest Maltese Prime Minister faith in him, describing tution during a business since a stunning victory by At a lunchtime rally movement, now in its Joseph Muscat to resign, them “as total invention.” trip to mainland China the pro-democracy camp Friday, hundreds of peo- sixth month. after his former chief aide The prime minister “will was released from jail in a remain focused on the pri- probe aimed at finding the ority of the country to close Iraqi PM to resign in wake of deadly protests mastermind of the 2017 one of the biggest criminal murder. cases in history,’’ his office By Samya Kullab movement, which seeks Muscat said Friday that said in a statement. ASSOCIATED PRESS an end to sectarian gov- police found no grounds Schembri, who resigned ernment and election and to hold Keith Schembri, BAGHDAD — A day af- anti-corruption reforms. his former chief of staff in his post when questioned ter more than 40 protest- earlier in the week, has But amid the mirth, pro- custody. The family of the ers were killed by security testers said Abdul Mahdi’s denied any wrongdoing forces, Iraq’s prime min- slain journalist, Daphne decision was a single victo- Caruana Galizia, said in a related to the death of ister announced Friday ry in the long and difficult tweet that “we share Mal- Daphne Caruana Galizia, that he would submit his war aimed at dismantling ta’s shock and anger” that who was killed as the car resignation to parliament, the post-2003 political the ex-aide was released she was driving near her a step that carried uncer- system, a common refrain from jail a day earlier. home blew up. tainty for the entire gov- among demonstrators. “This travesty of justice She had written exten- ernment and stirred fears is shaming our country, sively about suspected of a possible political crisis. “The political system will replace him with someone ripping our society apart, corruption in political and The move by Adel Ab- exactly the same,” said and it is degrading us,” business circles in the EU dul-Mahdi came 13 months Taif, a 39-year-old protest- one of Daphne’s sons, Paul nation. after he took office and fol- er, as jubilant demonstra- Caruana Galizia, said in a Three men have been ar- lowed calls by Iraq’s top tors waved flags behind. tweet. “It cannot continue rested for carrying out the Shiite cleric for lawmakers “Until this sick system is any longer.” bombing. No trial date has to withdraw support. At “We urge the prime min- least four protesters were destroyed, we won’t leave.” been set. On the street near the ister to step aside and let Last week, police took killed in the hours after an unconflicted deputy the announcement in con- teeming square, another into custody a Maltese protester named Mortada, take over. If the prime hotelier as he tried to tinuing violence in Bagh- minister has the interests dad and southern Iraq. 21, watched the fanfare flee Malta on his yacht. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of justice and Malta at Word of the planned res- from a distance. “We want The jailed businessman, heart, then he should do ignation triggered celebra- true electoral reforms. We Anti-government protesters hold an effigy of so immediately.” Yorgen Fenech, provided tions by anti-government want real change,” he said. Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdel-Mahdi during Maltese media were re- information about Schem- protesters who have been “It’s not one man, it’s the ongoing protests in Baghdad, Iraq. porting that Muscat’s resig- bri, reportedly in a bid to camped out for nearly whole system that needs nation could be imminent. win immunity. two months in Baghdad’s to resign.” for our martyrs.” fired by security forces. Thousands of Maltese on But Muscat told reporters Tahrir Square. Young men Both Taif and Mortada Nearly 400 people have In a statement, Ab- the Mediterranean island early Friday that the po- and women broke into declined to give their full been killed in the bloody dul-Mahdi said he “listened nation of some 400,000 peo- lice commissioner and the song and dance under the names, fearing retaliation. crackdown on protests with great concern” to ple have been turning out attorney general recom- sparkle of fireworks crack- Protesters in the teem- since Oct. 1, most of them Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sis- nightly outside Muscat’s mended that “there is not ling from every corner of ing square sang Iraq’s na- young demonstrators who tani’s sermon and made his office calling on the prime sufficient reason to grant a the plaza, the epicenter tional anthem. One man were shot or hit by ex- decision in response to the minister to step down. presidential pardon.” of their leaderless protest held up a sign: “I cry blood ploding tear gas canisters cleric’s remarks. 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By Roger Vincent property, and by manag- could cause a quick boom LOS ANGELES TIMES ing real estate for corpora- and bust, like lenders, in- tions and other property vestors and builders who LOS ANGELES — The owners. Its other real es- could use a lot of leverage, world’s largest real es- tate disciplines including have shown more cau- tate services firm, CBRE investment and develop- tion. That has resulted in Group Inc., is one of only ment of new properties. slower, but more extended a handful of Fortune 500 Though it keeps a fairly growth. firms based in Los Ange- low profile in its home- Next year we’ll see les. town, its more than 90,000 slower growth, but some The company has had employees have a vast growth. We won’t have a a growth spurt since the footprint, with clients in recession and our industry last real estate downturn more than 100 countries. will continue to perform ended, posting new rev- It counts outposts in such well. The value of real es- enue records for eight con- financial centers as New secutive years and finish- tate assets will likely hold York, London, Paris, Hong up. ing the third quarter with Kong, Singapore and Syd- a profit of $257 million. Q: We’ve seen a lot of ney, Australia. shopping centers struggle Los Angeles real estate In a recent interview, has been a thriving busi- or even go under in recent Sulentic, who grew up in years. Does the rise of on- ness during that time, Iowa and graduated from line shopping mean retail driven in part by sub- Harvard Business School, properties will drop in stantial investments from discussed his firm’s recent value? financiers in other coun- expansions and whether A: E-commerce is dis- tries including China, the real estate market is Canada and South Korea. due for a sharp correction, rupting retail, but we have “For three years in a row, as some fear. the view that retail is FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Los Angeles has been the Q: What has prompted definitely not going away. top market in the country investors from other coun- Bob Sulentic, president and CEO of CBRE, a Fortune 500 real estate Multi-tenant, institution- for foreign capital,” said tries to open their wallets company headquartered in Los Angeles. al-quality rental property Robert Sulentic, chief ex- for real estate in Califor- is as hot as it’s ever been. ecutive of CBRE. “Foreign nia and other Western demand for content cre- China have also been a That’s compared to last But you cannot build that investors tend to like the states? ation. factor and there is some year’s investment, though, property successfully with big gateway markets and A: Los Angeles has been Q: Do you expect foreign concern about trade is- which was really high. pure retail. Gyms, grocery stores, yoga shops, restau- L.A. has been particularly particularly big because of investment to continue, sues between the U.S. and Q: Does that suggest rants — you’ve got to have big because of the enter- the entertainment indus- then, at such a torrid pace? China. The trade situation that the real estate mar- tainment industry. try. California has content is making people a little ket will cool off? This posi- them. Go to the Grove, the A: Some foreign inves- CBRE, known for de- producers in the south, more reluctant to move tive cycle appears to be Americana at Brand or cades as Coldwell Banker and tech in the north. tors are huge and want capital around the world. unusually long. Westfield Century City. & Co., makes money on Those are huge drivers of huge entity deals, like “We think there is going A: A few things are driv- It’s almost like a down- commissions from brokers leasing growth and rental Unibail-Rodamco’s pur- to be a significant drop in ing it to last so long. The town, with big shops, little who arrange sales and growth. Those things at- chase of Westfield in 2018. foreign investment by the last downturn after the shops, Eataly and Equi- leases of offices, warehous- tract capital. L.A. is front Those are getting hard to end of the year, maybe by great financial crisis was nox. Retail is simply not es and other commercial and center in the massive find. Capital controls in as much as 25 percent. so brutal that those who going away.

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