MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 Ehrlich A snowperson for all seasons Balancing bills act is combat goal for climate budget

change By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF REPORT LYNN — Despite having to exhaust a If Lori Ehrlich has her state loan to balance the last two years’ way, Massachusetts would budgets, the city’s chief financial officer take two big steps to com- and state fiscal overseer remain optimis- bat climate change. The tic Lynn will be able to close its projected Marblehead state repre- $5 million deficit for this year. sentative has proposed a City officials will not have the safety pair of bills to reduce car- net of a $14 million state loan through bon emissions produced legislation that was used to balance fis- by the state’s heating and cal year 2018 and FY19 budgets. transportation sectors. For FY20, the budget deficit has been Should both bills pass, projected at $5 million. In FY20 and an- they would help drive nually for 10 years, the city will have Massachusetts toward its to pay back $1.25 million on the loan, greenhouse gas emissions which will accrue interest, according to goals for 2050. Michael Bertino, the city’s chief finan- “I began my career in cial officer. public life in 1997 as an ad- Despite the challenges, Sean Cronin, vocate and a mom fighting senior deputy commissioner of local for the health of my com- munity located downwind services for the Department of Reve- from an old coal-burning nue, who oversees the city’s budget, and power plant,” Ehrlich said Bertino remain “cautiously optimistic” in a statement announc- the city will be able to balance its FY20 ing the bills. “We’ve made budget. great strides since then, “I know they’re going to balance the and now it is time to turn budget because they have to,” Cronin to the other major sourc- said. “There’s nothing to make me see es of emissions from our they’re going to be unable to balance the state. History has shown FY20 budget or lead to different finan- that by doing so, we can cial oversight. I’m cautiously optimistic create good jobs and grow that going forward, things will continue our economy while mak- to improve.” ing our state a healthier Although the city had been offered a place to live.” state receiver to dig itself out of its fi- The first bill, an act for nancial crisis, and refused, Cronin said utility transition to using he doesn’t believe receivership will be renewable energy, or the needed. FUTURE Act, would force Chelsea is the only community in Massachusetts to move Massachusetts that has gone into re- away from natural gas ceivership, which was 28 years ago. In and toward more sustain- that instance, a state receiver was given able sources of thermal ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY complete control over the city’s finances, energy. It would help the This snowbunny is ringing in St. Patrick’s Day and Easter all at once. effectively replacing the mayor. It took state’s gas utilities shift Decked out in its holiday nest, it was hard to miss this white rabbit on BUDGET, A3 toward energy generation Lynn Shore Drive Sunday. outlined in the state’s Re- newable Energy Portfolio Standard, such as solar, wind, hydro, and geother- mal power. Peabody businessman The bill also forces com- panies to provide tighter control of gas and meth- concerned about Brexit ane leaks. In 2017, there were 27,731 leaks report- By Thor Jourgensen procure store items for Union Jack. ed in Massachusetts, and ITEM STAFF “I think the concern is the un- 15,829 still unrepaired, known and how it happens. In the according to the state- PEABODY — Britain’s potential end, I think it is going to be painful ment. divorce from the European Union for a lot of people,” he said. The other bill, the act (EU) is sending ripples across the Based on a vote by its residents to advance modern and pond that are lapping up on the door- in 2016, Britain is due to leave the sustainable solutions for step of Neil Yetts’ Route 1 business. 28-nation EU on March 29. Britain’s transportation, or MASS Uncertainty ab- Yetts owns Union Jack Market, a Labour Party leaders are calling for Transportation Act, would out Britain’s ex it store selling all things British, espe- a second vote and a plan outlining establish a board to take from the Euro- cially candy and teas especially pop- Britain’s split from the EU, nego- funds generated from the pean Union has ular at Easter and Christmas. Un- tiated by Prime Minister Theresa new Transportation and businessmen like certainty about if and how Britain May, has been rejected by British Climate Initiative (TCI) Jonathan Ring and the EU will part ways and if the lawmakers, setting the stage for the and plow the money into nervous. split — dubbed Brexit — will cause confusion and uncertainty Yetts’ and renewable energy re- economic shortages, has Yetts wor- search. PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ried about his suppliers’ ability to BREXIT, A3 EHRLICH, A3 Peabody’s Hurley Inside School Closings School has been can- oated the idea of celed in the following communities: Lynn, Saugus, Swampscott, Black Balloon Day Peabody, and Lynnfield. More information on A2. By Bella diGrazia 6, is a national movement.  ITEM STAFF “In one way or another, I feel like everyone I talk to Lynn Diane Hurley lost her has dealt with this pain,” Fifty-eight spellers son and her son-in-law to said Hurley. “I work in a earn spot in drug addiction, but she nursing home and, includ- Daily Item knows she is not alone. ing myself, there are seven Spelling Bee. A2 The Lynn native and  current Peabody resident or eight women who have all lost a child or a sibling lost her son-in-law, Greg, LOOK! in 2015. Looking for a way to addiction.” Once again, Lynn to honor his life on the first This year, Black Balloon anniversary of his pass- Day means even more woman will shave her ing, Hurley, her son, and to Hurley and her fami- head for cancer. A8 her two daughters decid- ly. Her son, Sean, lost his  ed to hang black balloons battle with drug addiction outside of their homes to two months ago, after be- Sports spread awareness about ing sober for five years. Split weekend Black balloons outside Lynn City Hall re ect an initiative to raise aware- addiction. In his obituary, she made for St. Mary's: Four years later and boys basketball wins, ness for drug addiction. A former Lynn resident came up with the idea. BALLOONS, A3 Black Balloon Day, March boys hockey falls. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 41° VOL. 141, ISSUE 73 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 18° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 OBITUARIES On to Spelling Bee for 58 kids David Terence Mulvey, 69 Fifty-eight spellers have from their school and were Appleseed, Leominster; Milton. earned a place in the 34th allowed to ask questions, Lillian Wyckoff, Sky View Collette Heil, Johnson, On Sunday, February 17, skills and was an avid learner. annual Daily Item Region- such as the origin of the Middle School, Leomin- Nahant; Maegan Horri- David Terence Mulvey, of Lynn, He obtained his HAM radio al Spelling Bee on March word, part of speech and ster; Audric Adonteng, St. gan, Monsignor Haddad passed away at the age of 69. license in 1984 and enjoyed 13 at Lynn City Hall Me- use in a sentence. The first Anna School, Leominster; Middle School, Needham; David was born on Decem- this hobby immensely. He morial Auditorium. 20 words came from the Katherine McDonagh, Lit- Joseph Masterson, St. Mi- ber 31, 1949 in East Orange, loved to cook and sharing a The winner will earn a Scripps 2019 list of words, tleton Middle School, Lit- chael Elementary School, New Jersey to Donald and meal with close friends. While place at the Scripps Na- with the next 20 coming tleton; Ranjana Ramesh, North Andover; Alexan- Ann Mulvey. Donald and Ann in the Navy, David fell in love tional Spelling Bee, which from Scripps or the dictio- Ste Jeanne D’arc Elemen- dra Ning, Norwell Middle raised four children, David, with the ocean and he would will begin on May 27 at nary. tary School, Lowell; Kier- School, Norwell; Maxine Catherine, Donald and Patri- live as close to this love as the Gaylord National Re- The winners are: Joshua an Lunn, Lunenburg Mid- Crays, South Shore Char- cia. he could. He was brash, di- sort & Convention Center LeGrand, Briggs Elemen- dle-High School (6-12), ter Public School, Norwell. David received his under- rect, honest and hard working, in Fort Washington, Mary- tary, Ashburnham; Ash- Lunenburg; Aliya Holden, Toni Asenuga, Covenant graduate degree in Philosophy as genuine a person that he land, just outside Wash- linn Broderick, Overlook Turkey Hill Elementary, Christian Academy, Pea- from St Bonaventure Universi- could be. He never married ington D.C. Middle School, Ashburn- Lunenburg. body; Taranpreet Singh, ty before entering the Navy in but loved his friends and fam- The 58 spellers were the ham; April Rust, Page Reem Ahrabar, Aborn, Higgins Middle School, 1971. David earned the Viet- ily dearly. top scorers for a written Hilltop School, Ayer; Chloe Lynn; Julian Jarjour, Breed Peabody; Rana Mrabbi, nam service medal and Na- David was preceded in preliminary test to the Mitchell, Florence Saw- Middle School, Lynn; Ame- Beachmont Veterans Me- tional Defense medal before death by his father, Donald, Regional Spelling Bee, yer School, Bolton; Rohit lia Stank, Capt William G morial School, Revere; Da- his discharge in 1977. He and mother, Ann. He is sur- sponsored by the Daily Paradkar, John D Run- Shoemaker, Lynn; Arianis vid Kossol Rorth, Garfield then enrolled in East Strouds- vived by his brother and sister Item and Joel and Mary kle, Brookline; Sunanda Garcia, Edward A Sisson, Elementary School, Revere; burg State College, earning in law, Donald and Theresa Abramson. Prathi, Wm H Galvin Mid- Lynn; Cody Maguire, Julia Teo Hood, Garfield Middle his Masters in Aquatic Biology. Mulvey of Austin, Texas, his sis- Of those finalists, four dle, Canton; Isha Patel, F Callahan, Lynn; Daileny School, Revere; Sara Grana- He loved y  shing and work- ter and brother in law, Patricia students achieved a per- Holten Richmond Middle Torres, Thurgood Marshall dos, Hill Elementary School, ing on  eld studies on aquatic and Dale Foley of Strouds- fect score on the test: School, Danvers; Marcus Middle, Lynn. Revere; Lena Le, Paul Re- insects but soon changed ca- burg, Pa and his sister and Colleen Boyle, John D. Irwin, St. Johns Prepara- Julia Ho, Lynnfield vere, Revere; Hakim Malki, reers to work as an electronics brother in law Catherine and Runkle School, Brookline; tory School, Danvers. Middle School, Lynnfield; Rumney Marsh Academy, technician. David could re- Anthony Pucek of Hopewell Jodi Collins, Paul Revere Allison Maheux, Bird Zayana Nadeau, Marble- Revere; Gavin Rua, Susan pair anything from a conveyer Junction, New York. School; Sudi Smoller, Hig- Middle, East Walpole; Ina head Community Charter B. Anthony Middle School, belt to a computerized check A memorial service will be gins Middle School, Peab- Soini, St. Bernard’s El- Public School, Marble- Revere. sorting machine. This held in the Spring, Nicola F. Sabin, Marble- ementary School, Fitch- head; Massimo Bottari, Seamus Swift, Rockport talent led him  rst to somewhere near head Community Center, burg; Catherine Koran, Marblehead Veterans Middle, Rockport; Beatrix Recognition Equip- the ocean among Marblehead. Foxborough Regional Middle School, Marble- Martin-Epstein, Clarke, ment and later to the smiling faces and The test was deemed Charter School, Foxbor- head; Ella Benedetto, Vil- Swampscott; Ananya Pin- USPS, from which he much love. necessary due to the dras- ough; Lily Eattimo, Ben- lage School, Marblehead. namaneni, Academy Of retired in 2012. Goodrich Funeral tic increase in participa- jamin Franklin Classical Sylvie Benson, Old Notre Dame, Tyngsboro; David had many Home, Lynn. tion for this year’s event. Charter Public School, Rochester Regional Junior Arjav Akkole, Eleanor N Running a spelling bee for Franklin; Jack Peterson, High, Mattapoisett; James Johnson Middle, Walpole; all students put forward John G Whittier, Haver- Carven, Fowler School, John Gengozian, Our La- from 110 schools would hill; Gavin Anderson, Maynard; Elizabeth dys Academy, Waltham; Mary M. Valle, 95 have been much too time South Elementary, Hing- Glaeser, Montrose School, Perry Whitmore, Day consuming. ham; Hansika Kommana- Medfield; Mahnoor Kazi, Elementary, Westford; For the test, each spell- vancha, Luther Burbank The Islamic Academy For Jayden Barnaby-Feldhus, Mary M. (Sullivan) Valle, age Michele of Swampscott, ten er was given 40 words to Middle School, Lancaster; Peace, Methuen; Shaylan Westminster Elementary, 95 of Swampscott died on Fri- grandchildren; Susan Marie and spell by a faculty member Daniel Nelson, Johnny Chawda, Delphi Academy, Westminster. day March 1, 2019 at the Ber- her husband Jason, Matthew tram House. She was the wife of Rossman, James Rossman the late Joseph R. Valle Sr. and and his wife Annie Gallin, Dan- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS the late William Homan. iel Rossman, Danielle Gilchrist School closings, Born in Lynn, Mary was the and her husband Peter, Rachel Lawmakers mull $262 million to help cover limit state and local par- parking bans daughter of the late James F. Nissi and her husband Nordo, Baker’s budget a proposed revamp of Mas- ticipation in federal immi- and Margaret (Laughlin) Sul- Benjamin Goldberg and his wife sachusetts’ 25-year-old ed- gration matters to restore livan. A lifelong resident of Robin Soule, Joseph Valle III, BOSTON (AP) — Mas- ucation funding formula. community confidence in LYNN Swampscott, Mary was a gradu- Lauren Valle, and William Valle, sachusetts lawmakers are Immigrants press for police, protect immigrants’ Lynn Public Schools ate of Swampscott High School, six great grandchildren; Max planning to hold their first rights to due process and are closed. Parking class of 1942 and of the School and Jane Amendolara, Camer- hearing on Republican legal protection ensure law enforcement is ban in effect at 8 p.m. of Practical Art in Boston, class on and Francesca Rossman, Gov. Charlie Baker’s pro- BOSTON (AP) — Hun- used to fight crime rather Sunday. Monday’s of 1944. and Harrison and Max Nissi III. posed $42.7 billion state dreds of immigrants and than separate families. trash and recycling is delayed by one day. Mary was a Communicant of She was also the sister of the budget for the fiscal year new Americans are con- Meehan ready give address St. John the Evangelist Parish late Frederick Clark. The family that starts in July. verging on the Massa- LYNNFIELD in Swampscott and a former would like to thank the loving Top administration offi- chusetts Statehouse this to the UMass club Lynnfield Public Schools member of Salem Country Club and caring staff at the Bertram cials along with Attorney week. BOSTON (AP) — Uni- are closed. and then, after Joe Sr. passed, House for their compassion and General Maura Healey, The 23rd annual Immi- versity of Massachusetts was a member of Tedesco care for Mary over the last 5 state Treasurer Deb Gold- NAHANT grants’ Day at the State- President Marty Meehan Country Club. Mary had won years of her life. berg, Secretary of State house will be held Monday, Parking ban in effect is expected to discuss the numerous art awards from the Her Funeral Mass will be William Galvin are among and advocates say they’ll at 8 p.m. Sunday. school’s coming opportuni- Swampscott Arts Association, on Tuesday at 10:00AM in St. those invited to testify on use the occasion to cele- EABODY ties and challenges at his P the Marblehead Arts Associa- John the Evangelist Church, Monday before the House brate immigrants’ contri- Peabody Public Schools annual State of the Uni- tion, the International Miniature Swampscott. Burial will fol- and Senate Ways and butions to the state while are closed. versity address. Arts Show, Marion Court, the low in Swampscott Cemetery. Means Committees. criticizing Trump admin- Parking ban in effect 2015 Sargent Art Senior Living Relatives and friends are re- The governor has pro- istration crackdowns and The former Democratic at 11 p.m. Sunday. Showcase, and numerous other spectfully invited to attend. posed an overall 1.5 per- restrictions. Congressman is sched- SAUGUS Arts Associations. Mary was an If desired, contributions in cent increase in spend- Newly elected Democrat- uled to give the address Saugus Public Schools avid bridge player, especially in Mary’s name and memory ing with no hikes in any ic U.S. Rep Ayanna Press- Monday at the University are closed. Parking her later years with her friends may be made to the charity broad-based taxes. ley is among the speakers. of Massachusetts Club in ban in effect at 11 p.m. Irene Butcher, Joan Cushman, of your choice. Arrangements The plan does recom- The event is organized Boston. Sunday until noon on and many others. are under the direction of the mend an increase in the It will be Meehan’s third by the Massachusetts Im- Monday. She is survived by four daugh- Solimine Funeral Home. Direc- real estate transfer tax migrant and Refugee Ad- State of the University ad- ters; Andrea Valle of Swamp- tions and guestbook at www. and a new tax on pharma- vocacy Coalition, which is dress. SWAMPSCOTT scott, Janet Rossman and her solimine.com ceutical companies that pressing for a more open Leading up to the speech, Swampscott Public husband Jeffrey of Boxford, Di- sell opioid medications. and inclusive society. he has visited each of the Schools ane Valle of Charlestown, and Baker also wants to university’s five campuses Parking ban in effect Susan Goldberg and her hus- Participants say they’ll to meet with students and at 7 p.m. Sunday. band Larry of Swampscott, a boost the state’s share of throw their support be- son; Joseph Valle Jr. and his wife public school funding by hind legislation that would faculty. ‘Sanford and Son’ actor Feds charge suspect in woman’s death BOSTON (AP) — Feder- It’s expected he will hicle, Coleman said words Nathaniel Taylor dies al prosecutors on Sunday be returned to Massa- to the effect of “she’s in filed a charge against a chusetts at a later date, the trunk,” according to BY ASSOCIATED PRESS suspect after the body of Lelling said. Lelling. a Massachusetts woman It was not immediately Nathaniel Taylor, the Correia’s body was found who was last seen alive known if Coleman had re- in a suitcase, wrapped in actor best known as Rollo leaving a nightclub was tained a lawyer who could a sofa cushion cover that Lawson, the street-smart discovered in a suitcase in speak on his behalf. best friend of the son on the trunk of a car stopped Earlier Thursday, police was inside a trash bag, au- the 1970s sitcom “Sanford by police on a Delaware searched Coleman’s apart- thorities said. and Son,” has died. highway. ment in Providence, R.I., They noted the victim, Taylor died Wednesday Andrew Lelling, the U.S. where surveillance video who was bruised and had at the Ronald Reagan Attorney for Massachu- obtained by law enforce- a bloodied face, had been UCLA Medical Center in setts, announced that fed- ment officials showed him bound with duct tape and Los Angeles after a heart eral prosecutors would be entering the building the her body covered in what attack, his son Kaedi Tay- taking the lead in the case previous Sunday carrying was believed to be baking lor told The Associated against Louis D. Coleman a body wrapped in a blan- soda. Press Saturday. The elder III. ket, authorities said. Rachael Rollins, the Taylor was 80. The charge of kidnap- The video also showed district attorney for Suf- Taylor’s character, Rol- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ping, resulting in death, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Coleman entering the folk County in Massa- lo, was the sidekick to would make the 32-year- building Tuesday with Nathaniel Taylor found chusetts, said her office Lamont Sanford, played old Rhode Island man el- Louis D. Coleman shopping bags from by actor Demond Wilson, fame on “Sanford and III. Coleman is being had not ruled out bring- igible for the death pen- Walmart. ing state-level charges and often drew the skepti- Son” as Demond Wil- alty if convicted, though charged by Rhode Is- A receipt obtained by against Coleman, but add- cism of TV patriarch Fred son’s sidekick. Lelling did not immedi- land authorities with police from a Walmart in ed that having the U.S. Sanford, who thought ately indicate if authori- kidnapping, refusal Providence showed the Rollo was a bad influence the scenes. “It was an hon- ties would seek the death to report a death with suspect had purchased a Attorney lead the prose- on Lamont because he’d or for people to remember penalty. intent to conceal, and variety of items there, in- cution “is in the best in- spent time in jail. The fast- him.” Jassy Correia, 23, of mutilation of a body. cluding Tyvek suits, duct terests of the case.” talking but good-hearted Nathaniel Taylor also Lynn, was last seen in tape, a mask and surgi- Rhode Island police Rollo dressed in colorful played roles on shows the early morning hours justice to Jassy,” said Bos- cal gloves, safety goggles, have also filed charges in such as “The Redd Foxx suits and hats and called of Feb. 24 leaving a Bos- ton Police Commissioner an odor respirator and the case. Show,” ‘’Police Story” and Fred — played by actor ton nightclub where she William Gross, who joined bleach, according to pros- “What’s Happening” and and comedian Redd Foxx had gone to celebrate her Lelling and other officials ecutors. — “Pops.” Blaxpoitation films such birthday with friends. at a late afternoon news On Thursday, Coleman 781-593-7700 Taylor went on to act in as “Dynamite” and “Trou- Surveillance video re- conference in Boston. He was seen on video wheel- Publishing Daily, except Sundays other shows and movies, ble Man.” viewed by police showed ing a large suitcase out of USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 called the case a “horrible later opening a perform- He reprised his role as Correia getting into a car his apartment and to his Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA tragedy for Correia’s fam- ing arts studio for young Rollo in the 1980s spinoff with a man who inves- car in the parking lot, and and additional of ces. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item actors. But his son said “Sanford.” tigators later identified ily. lifting the suitcase — with The victim had a 2-year- Subscriptions Taylor never tired of peo- Hip-hop music promoter as Coleman, prosecutors some apparent difficulty Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States ple recognizing him as Alonzo “Lonzo” Williams, said. old daughter, her family — into the trunk of his ve- $20.00 for 4 weeks Rollo. one of Taylor’s longtime Law enforcement offi- said. hicle, said Lelling. $65.00 for 13 weeks “It was a time and an friends, said the actor was cials cited cooperation Coleman has been held Later that day, police in $130.00 for 26 weeks in Delaware since his ar- $260.00 for 1 year era — just to be on TV as a a mentor to many. “He was among several law en- Delaware stopped Cole- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, black man, it was an hon- always there with a wise forcement agencies in rest Thursday and is ex- man’s vehicle on Inter- send address changes to: or,” said Kaedi Taylor, who word and a kind word and three states. pected to make his initial state 95 near Wilmington. The Daily Item works in the television a joke to put a little icing “We will work this case appearance in a federal When asked by officers if 110 Munroe St. and film industry behind on it,” Williams said. to the very end to bring court there Monday. anyone else was in the ve- P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 A3 Balance is the key aim for Lynn’s budget BUDGET happen next. Cronin said the city ing collaboratively with From A1 In Lawrence, if the fi- needs to implement a capi- the unions to see if we can nancial overseer believes tal plan that addresses the get some of the larger ex- legislative and executive stronger oversight is need- lack of capital investment penses knocked down.” powers away from top city ed, the city’s legislation al- in the past couple of years. Bertino said the city is officials and put it all on lows for a finance control The city’s tentative five- still waiting on final num- the hands of the receiver, board to be created. Lynn’s year capital improvement bers from the governor’s according to Cronin. legislation is silent on next plan was presented by its state budget, but tenta- When Chelsea was steps, and if there would consultant, the Edward tive figures on state aid forced into receivership, need to be a progression to J. Collins Center at the released in January are the city was facing a $9.5 stronger oversight, there University of Massachu- more than the city antic- million budget deficit. would need to be conversa- setts-Boston to the City ipated. But he said the Since that time, city gov- tions on that on the state Council last week. aid was disproportional to PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ernment changed from a and city level. Another strategy would what Lynn’s budget needs Jonathan Ring, the store manager of Union mayor and City Council “We’ve had no conver- be to focus on economic are. format to a city manager Jack Food & Gifts, stands in front of the shop sations about additional development and growing There was a $15.1 mil- and Council structure. of Route 1 in Peabody. state oversight,” Cronin the city’s tax base, which lion increase in Chapter Right now, Lynn has a said. “There’s nothing could go a long way to- 70 aid to the Lynn Public fiscal stability officer, a to lead me to believe we ward helping Lynn with Schools due to the gov- consultant role that Cro- Brexit worries people would need to have those long-term financial sus- ernor’s recommended re- nin has and the weakest conversations. That could tainability. vamp of the 1993 founda- form of state oversight, change if things don’t go in The only way a commu- tion budget formula over which came as a result of even across the pond the direction they need to.” nity can grow its tax levy a seven-year period. But borrowing funds through above 2½ percent, besides In order to balance the that increase was a lot the legislation, or home city’s budget, Cronin said a voter-approved override BREXIT urday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. He more than the city got in rule petition. Lynn needs to address its of Proposition 2½ is new relies on suppliers to get unrestricted government From A1 Cronin is Methuen’s fis- employee health insur- growth, or new commer- him the British goods his aid, which would go to- other business owners are cal stability officer and is ance, a significant part of cial or residential develop- Anglophiles and English ward the whole city. experiencing. the financial overseer in their budget that landed ment, Cronin said. expatriates crave. His Bertino said he’s com- John D. Cahill, vice Lawrence, a higher step them in financial trouble If there isn’t enough chairman for federal and loyal customers have an up in the state oversight several years ago because additional revenue, cuts mitted to having a bal- affinity for a British treat anced budget, but said not international affairs for structure, which gives him it wasn’t being funded would have to be made. Boston lobbying firm called treacle. more control over the city appropriately. He said Because Lynn’s schools having the lifeline of the “Business is steady at state loan anymore is a O’Neill and Associates, budget and contracts. The Mayor Thomas M. McGee are underfunded by an talks about “the shadow the moment. We see an in- “prominent challenge.” next step up would be the is working with the city’s estimated $47.1 million of Brexit” in describing crease when Britain is in “We’re looking at the finance control board that unions to try to save mon- annually, Cronin said potential worries for U.S. the World Cup and with budget as a whole and has been used in Spring- ey on health insurance. the city doesn’t have the businesses contemplating anything to do with the we’re going to try to devel- field and a state receiver Another significant fac- option to cut the school a British departure from royals,” Yetts said. op a plan that meets ev- would be at the top of the tor is collective bargain- budget, but municipal op- the EU. He sympathizes with erybody’s needs,” Bertino pyramid for oversight. ing agreements. All of the erations such as police, American contractors arguments by Brexit sup- said. “Although it will be In Massachusetts, Cro- city’s union contracts have fire and the Department doing business in Brit- porters that the EU has difficult, we’re committed nin said there’s no general expired, were not funded of Public Works could see ain, typically in partner- moved beyond its original to doing it. The problem law that says how state in FY19, and are being ne- some paring down. ship with British firms, vision as an “economic free took many years to get oversight works, as there gotiated. If the city want- “We’re doing everything and airlines are carefully zone.” But he worries a here, so we know we’re are different circumstanc- ed to provide raises in and anything we can,” watching Brexit develop- Brexit split could lead to not going to solve it in one es and results in each case. those contracts for FY20, said Bertino. “We’re trying ments. Cahill said agree- shortages of goods in Brit- year.” In Lynn’s case, its home that would put additional to work with the depart- ments allowing airlines ain. Gayla Cawley can be rule petition, or deficit fi- pressure on the budget, ments to see if they have to fly routes to Britain are Cahill said Brexit and reached at gcawley@item- nancing bill, created the something Cronin said the any savings. We’re looking negotiated with the EU. If the turmoil in Britain fiscal stability officer, but mayor needs to be cogni- at minor adjustments and live.com. Follow her on a Brexit split occurs, new surrounding it hasn’t nec- doesn’t say what would zant of. fees. We’re also negotiat- Twitter @GaylaCawley. U.S. and British agree- essarily occupied the com- ments will have to be ne- plete attention of Amer- gotiated. ican companies because Peabody woman floated idea of balloons “The extreme would be it is “Eurocentric” rather service could be curtailed. than an American prob- BALLOONS said Hurley. “When peo- nesses, and community was taken a step further. They would need to rene- lem. From A1 ple say: ‘They made this buildings. She said they officially gotiate their agreements But he said worries that choice, it’s their problem,’ Hurley said she and her became a non-profit and with the British govern- could loom in advance of sure to acknowledge his most of them do not un- family felt the beauty of ment,” Cahill said. March 29, including the years of battling addic- plan on raising money derstand that many peo- sharing the message after Brexit stakes are high prospect of the British tion. to put Narcan in public ple who suffer with ad- they realized how wide- for American compa- pound plummeting, are “My son has a 15-month- bathrooms, given that is diction have some sort of spread it became. It’s as nies because, said North going to start taking cen- old daughter and his fian- a common place for people underlying health issues.” simple as can be, she said. Shore Community College ter stage. cée gave birth to a little to use drugs. What is the reasoning Wherever you live, you (NSCC) professor Dr. Law- Davis, who is chairman boy one week after his Narcan, the medica- behind the black balloons? can go to a store, buy a rence Davis, “the natural of NSCC’s history, gov- passing,” said Hurley. Hurley was sitting on the black balloon, and hang it tion that counteracts the link to the EU is through ernment and economic “When he used to tell me beach after the death of outside. life-threatening effects of London for the United department, said one of he had a disease, I would her son-in-law and want- “Right after this first an opioid overdose, may States.” the longer term questions tell him not to say that ed to acknowledge his started, we called the Bos- not be the answer to drug Davis said that if Brit- about Brexit is how will it and not to compare him- battle while letting other ton Health Department ain “crashes out” of the affect British investment self to people who actually addiction, she said, but it families know they are to ask about certain num- EU without the departure in New England. have diseases, like cancer. gives someone a chance to not alone. bers and they told me I deal negotiated by May or He also wonders how I never really understood fight for their life. “I thought of death,” was helping end the stig- an alternate deal, the Brit- Brexit will temper eco- it.” “We can’t be ashamed Hurley said. “And then I ma because I wasn’t afraid ish economy will shrink. nomic relationships be- Hurley said, now she thought of black.” to talk about it,” Hurley about addiction,” said “That’s going to have an tween New England and does understand that When Hurley asked her said. “We were just trying Hurley. “We need to talk effect on investment in the Canada. New England drug addiction is a dis- kids to put something up to see how many people about it. It’s killing a U.S. We’re going to lose and its northern neighbor, ease. Since Black Balloon online about the black die of overdoses each year whole generation of peo- that EU link through Lon- especially Quebec, have Day began, she has met balloons in 2016, she said in different cities, but we ple and we have to do don,” he said. significant agreements on hundreds of people going she never expected 42,000 couldn’t because most something.” Union Jack has been energy production. through the same pain. people would want to join overdose death certifi- Bella diGrazia can be in business for 30 years. “Canada,” Davis said, She also participated in them. Now, every year on cates are usually held up Yetts bought it in June “could emerge stronger.” a number of helpful sem- March 6, families across until the next year.” reached at bdigrazia@ 2017 and the store is open Thor Jourgensen can be inars. the country send photos A few weeks ago, Hur- itemlive.com. Follow her Sunday, noon to 5 p.m., reached at tjourgensen@ “I learned that it wasn’t of black balloons floating ley’s goal of raising aware- on Twitter @BelladiGra- a choice, it’s a disease,” outside their homes, busi- ness about drug addiction zia. and Tuesday through Sat- itemlive.com.

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Lynn State Sen. Brendan Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc., 220 Lynnway, Revere, tation emissions through gas. “As our world devolves into Crighton. MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Wednesday, the use of a cap-and trade The TCI’s structure climate chaos and mass “Both the FUTURE Act May 08, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care Inc., system. and the MASS Transpor- closely follows the de- migrations, it will become 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to The region has a cap cade-old Regional Green- increasingly important to tation Act are breaking review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary on the total amount of house Gas Initiative show it can be done set- new ground in clean ener- and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition transportation emissions (RGGI, affectionately ting an example for other gy policy, and I am looking Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. allowed. Companies can pronounced “Reggie” by states and nations.” forward to working with then trade for space un- supporters), which helped The FUTURE Act cur- my colleagues to get this In accordance with Federal civil rights law and der the cap with clean- Northeast states from rently has 51 co-sponsors done,” Ehrlich said. U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating Tornado hits Alabama, killing 14, injures others in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, BEAUREGARD, Ala. He said the apparent search and rescue efforts in the Birmingham, Ala., of- disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights (AP) — An apparent tor- twister traveled straight hard-hit Lee County after fice of the National Weath- activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by nado roared into south- down a key local artery what forecasters said they er Service. USDA. east Alabama and killed in Beauregard and that think was a large torna- “It appears it stayed on at least 14 people and in- the path of damage and do touched down Sunday the ground for at least a Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of jured several others Sun- destruction appeared at afternoon, unleashed by a mile and maybe longer,” communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large day, part of a severe storm least a half mile wide. 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July 2018 [email protected] A4 MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 OPINION MICHELLE SIMONS EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Swampscott seizes Let’s promote

the moment 110 Munroe St. Marzie Galazka has the new position Galazka P.O. Box 5 recovery Lynn, MA 01903 barely been on the job for holds as a move aimed at a week but the excitement solidifying the realignment Customer Service around her Feb. 6 Board of of several key town depart- I’m in long term re- models have multiple compared to last year. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Selectmen appointment as ments with an eye toward covery. That means I testimonies of failed at- In February 2018, Lynn Connecting future development. Swampscott’s first Commu- haven’t used any drugs tempts. had 72. We are current- All Departments: nity and Economic Devel- A town resident for 781-593-7700 opment director has grown, 16 years, Galazka most or alcohol since Decem- No one is exempt from ly looking at a 4 per- not diminished. recently served as Finance ber 2000. Recovery for experiencing problems cent drop in overdose Ext. 2 At a time when town Committee chair and most, me included, is with drugs and alcohol incidents comparing Classifi ed/Legal Advertising officials and residents alike Planning and Development a lifetime pursuit, but but we can build a de- 2017-2018 and there classi [email protected] are trying out new visions deputy director in Everett. fense system against Subscriptions don’t let that discourage are probably several [email protected] for Humphrey Street, Vin- Swampscott isn’t Everett you. Life is also a life- it. Personally, this re- reasons for this. nin Square, and the com- but Swampscott 2019 is not Circulation muter train station area, Swampscott 2009 or even time pursuit of constant covery has a been a Some possibilities are: [email protected] Galazka’s appointment is 2017 and a local resident navigation and growth. long and intense but change in drug product, Ext. 3 opportune and perfectly bringing planning experi- For those in recovery, it thrilling ride that far increase in recovery Newsroom positioned to accelerate ence from another commu- just means that the con- outweighs the thrills of coaches and outreach, [email protected] progressive planning. nity makes sense. sequences of remain- the streets or any shock increased follow up on [email protected] Swampscott, only two Galazka, who was poised ing stagnant and not that jumping out of a Ext. 4 to start work last week, someone after an inci- years ago, was a town de- working on the things plane could give you. Sports bating a trail and reimag- can meld her personal dent, people’s tolerance [email protected] that got us using in the I love it, I love every- for fentanyl has poten- ining old school buildings knowledge of Swamp- Ext. 5 for new uses. Discussions scott, between friends and first place could be fa- thing about recovery. I tially increased and the surrounding those ini- longtime neighbors, with tal. Similar to someone love wanting to know Retail and Online availability of Narcan, Advertising tiatives were specific in her conceptual knowledge with a chronic medical more about what this the overdose reversal [email protected] nature and steeped in of what works and doesn’t condition, such as di- power is that keeps my drug. ADVERTISING details. But the emerg- work development-wise in abetes, that’s left un- heart and your heart ing discourse on adding an urban area. The growing field of Ernie Carpenter Jr. treated, the health and beating every day. I love Director of Advertising liquor licenses, balancing “I do hope I can start to recovery coaching that and Business Development, ext. 1355 historical, commercial and implement the vision that well-being of someone the connections, the Bridgewell headlined [email protected] in recovery would most lifelines, and the bril- residential use in various has already been allocated in the city of Lynn gives Ralph Mitchell parts of town and thinking for the town,” she was quot- likely decline if not tak- liant, insightful people people struggling with Sales Representative, ext. 1313 about Swampscott’s future ed as saying after the se- [email protected] en care of. This does not that I am blessed to sit addiction another con- has come to dominate the lectmen voted her into the Patricia Whalen mean we are fragile, in and have conversations nection that’s relatable. town in 2019. Community and Economic fact we probably have with every day. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Galazka’s appointment Development job. Not to say that social [email protected] Just because I work is doubly exciting because As Swampscott embarks access to more life skills workers don’t play a BUSINESS OFFICE than your average per- as an addiction coun- it matches her experience on reimagining ways to role, but the coaches Maria Alvaracin selor does not mean I’m and ties to Swampscott improve neighborhoods son, due to the generous that meet a person af- ext. 1205 with fresh ideas for looking across town, Galazka is, amount of mutual aid, an expert on anyone. [email protected] ter an overdose and can at local community and in our view, the perfect 12 Step support groups, The best I can say is Susan J. Conti directly say, “Hey, I’ve economic development. balance of local expert with treatment facilities, lit- I’ve learned a lot about Controller, ext. 1288 outside experience to lead been in that same place, [email protected] Town Administrator erature, and social ac- myself over the past 18 Sean Fitzgerald described that visionary effort. how can I help?” versus Ted Grant tivities available to us. years, and am excited to Publisher, ext. 1234 “Let’s do an assessment When we assume peo- pass that on to anyone [email protected] LETTER TO THE EDITOR ple will fail, they most who is interested. My and see what’s wrong Marian Kinney ext. 1212 likely will. When we tell confidence that people with you.” This in- creased awareness that [email protected] someone addiction is a can and do obtain and Will Kraft chronic relapsing brain maintain lifelong per- the credentialed experts Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Good old days in disease as defined by manent recovery is very don’t always have the [email protected] answers and inviting Mike Shanahan NIDA (National Insti- real. If you want some Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 tute on Drug Abuse), proof, attend any of the someone that’s been in [email protected] Lynnfield their shoes to the fore- what can we expect to abundant 12 Step meet- Carolina Trujillo happen? When we tell ings in our area and front offers a suffering Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Headlines in the 1939 without having to wait at [email protected] someone there’s some- you’ll see thousands of person a unique way of Lynnfield Village Press a traffic light, you could connecting, which can Jim Wilson stated, “Young Man stop off at the tiny branch thing fundamentally combined years of re- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Makes Good in Lynnfield” library and Martin’s for wrong with them, how covery knowledge and make a world of differ- [email protected] in describing Perley Bur- penny candy on the cor- do we expect people to wisdom sitting before ence. CIRCULATION rill, as a true “pioneer” of ner of Salem and Summer respond? The stats are you. If we promote re- Increasing the hope Lisa Mahmoud perseverance and hard streets. grave, drugs and alco- covery and permanent that if I can do this, Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] work in exemplifying the Sitting on Pillings Pond hol and people’s desire healing, then we will in- you can do this, is the quintessential Ameri- on Summer Street was a to relax or change the still hope and encourage cornerstone of recovery. CLASSIFIED can Dream spirit that wonderful sub shop. The way they think and feel, just that. If we’d prefer If we have people out Abbe Young Smith prevails to this day in Pioneer Shop overlooking Manager, ext. 1276 will probably haunt our to sit around and shake there advocating for re- [email protected] Lynnfield. Lynnfield Common and covery, it will absolutely Noticing that the nearly fellow humans until the our heads about the opi- GRAPHICS the surrounding antique grow. Let’s have just as century-old gas sta- homes really made you, end of time. Every drug ate crisis and how many Trevor Andreozzi tion was up for auction treatment center, treat- overdoses occurred last much public recovery Designer as a child, like a pioneer. [email protected] compelled me to seek If you preferred the ment modality, and ad- month, then my suspi- celebrations as we do overdose vigils and see Zachary Cotto answers. Remembering exotic life you could check diction medication have cion is that we will en- Designer the quaint, cozy small- out the Bali Hai for take- a failure and a success courage hopelessness, what transpires. [email protected] talking kind faces at the out Chinese and eat it at story. Some of the most frustration, and multi- Michelle Simons, MS, Mohamed Diop family owned Perley Bur- the Suntaug Lake park archaic treatment mod- ply the tragedy. Designer rill that my family lived directly behind it. LADC 1, CADC, is a [email protected] els are still credited to Now for some hope- Bridgewell clinician; city around the corner from, If you ever desired to some of my predeces- ful statistics: This year Mark Sutherland has gotten me nostalgic of Lynn public health divi- Creative Director escape the perfection of sors for their long-term so far Lynn has had [email protected] over other one of a kind Lynnfield and go “see the sion prevention coordina- NEWSROOM vintage businesses and world,” a short zip down recovery, and some of 37 overdoses, seven of tor and North Shore Com- thereby lack of businesses Route 1 to the Hilltop the most modern and them fatal. This has munity College adjunct Mike Alongi innovative medical decreased immensely professor. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 in Lynnfield spanning Steakhouse. WIth its [email protected] from the 1970’s-1990’s. Western-themed dining Bill Brotherton Dairy Queen, situated rooms and seating for Features Editor ext. 1338 at the Route 1 traffic 1,100, the Hilltop felt like [email protected] lights, could be easily a world of its own when Gayla Cawley walked to through Don- you went there as a child. Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] ovan’s Liquor parking My favorite Lynnfield lot. The cherry dip cones community gathering Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 offered tempting alter- was the annual Fourth of [email protected] native to sitting at the July traditional themed Bella diGrazia lights. children’s float decorating Reporter, ext. 1317 Duggins Pharmacy sat contest. My family and [email protected] across from Our Lady of neighbors won the year Thomas Grillo Assumption Church on when the theme was Stop Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] the opposite side Salem Lynnfield from being Street if you preferred a Commercialized. Spenser Hasak more 1950’s-style soda Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] fountain Ann B.Brooks Lynnfield Thor Jourgensen At the center of town Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Steve Krause President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ [email protected] Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant Owen O’Rourke E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director Gordon R. Hall Photographer, ext. 1224 News Editor [email protected] W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Emma LeBlanc Pérez J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Copy Editor Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman [email protected] Harold Rivera PUBLISHERS Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 [email protected] Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Roberto Scalese Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 News Editor, ext. 1211 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 [email protected] Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Anne Marie Tobin Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Bridget Turcotte READERS’ FORUM Reporter, ext. 1269 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 We want your letters [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and comments from readers. TECHNOLOGY Please send yours to the Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, March 4 — Sunday, March 10

The Community Calendar brary, 10 a.m. Carpenter, Professor of and conversation at Lyn- Building, 3 - 5 p.m. Municipal runs every Monday and Acoustic Fridays at Bent Psychology, at Washington nfield Senior Center. Tom Board of Selectmen meet- covers the week from Mon- Water Brewing Company, University, on the Art of can direct you to further Wednesday, March 6 ing at the high school, 7 day through the following 6 p.m. Aging. Professor Carpen- help if necessary. Free. All Finance Committee meet- p.m. Sunday. Items for the ter discusses how to live Vets and spouses welcome. ing at Saugus Town Hall, Community Calendar can life to its greatest poten- Sign up, 781-598-1078, Saturday, March 9 7 p.m. Thursday, March 7 be sent to calendar@ tial. What it means to live 12:30 p.m. itemlive.com. Please Education a full and productive life. Entertainment Municipal include the town, type of First Time Home Buyers How to defy stereotypes of SWAMPSCOTT Drawing & Painting In- Council on Aging Board of event (education, enter- Class at Lynn Housing & older adults. Get specifics tensive with Tereza Swan- Directors, Lynnfield Se- tainment, municipal), Neighborhood Authority, on topics including, financ- Monday, March 4 da at 89 Burrill St., 9:30- nior Center, 8 a.m. place and time of event. 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. es, physical and mental 11:30 a.m. health. A group discussion Entertainment Entertainment Preschool story time with Toddler art drop-in with to follow. Sign up, Lynn- NAHANT Sarah Arcotta, $10 a ses- LYNN Meat Raffle to benefit Es- field Senior Center, 781- stories, songs, finger plays, sex County Regional Lions and action rhymes for chil- sion, at 89 Burrill St., 10- 598-1078, 12:30 p.m. 10:45 a.m. Monday, March 4 Club and Santa’s Helping Monday, March 4 dren aged three to five at Hands Charities at Pel- the public library, 10:30- Make Your Own Stress ednesday arch Entertainment ican Pub and Grill, 874 W , M 6 Municipal 11 a.m. Ball, ages 10 and up, at Green Communities In- the public library, 7-8 p.m. Karaoke Night at Lazy Washington St., 1-4 p.m. Education Miracles in Music class at Dog Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. formation Presentation at 89 Burrill St., 6:30-7:30 Live Music Saturdays at Early release day - profes- Municipal Bent Water Brewing Com- Nahant Town Hall, 7 p.m. p.m. sional development. School Committee Bar- pany, 8:30 p.m. EveryBody, lynegar in- Tuesday, March 5 gaining Subcommittee Entertainment Wednesday, March 6 spired, Yoga with Stacie -Executive Session at the Entertainment unday arch Music in our schools Nardizzi at 89 Burrill St., S , M 10 Municipal middle school, 3:30 p.m. Pine Grove Cemetery month concert, Lynnfield 7:15-8:20 p.m. Commissioners at Pine Education High School, 275 Essex Nahant Veterans Mobile Municipal Grove Cemetery office, First Time Home Buyers St., 6-7:30 p.m. Food Market at Nahant Friday, March 8 145 Boston St., 3:30 p.m. Class at Lynn Housing & Town Hall, 10:30 to 11:30 School Building Commit- a.m. tee meeting at the middle Entertainment Board of Park Commis- Neighborhood Authority, Thursday, March 7 sioners at Lynn Police Sta- 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. school, 6-8:30 p.m. Silly Sounds Story time tion, 6:30 p.m. Entertainment PEABODY Capital Improvement for children aged birth Zoning Board of Appeals Drop-in craft, 3:30-4:30 Committee meeting at and up at the public li- Town Hall, 7 p.m. at City Hall, Room 107, LYNNFIELD p.m. Stop by the children’s brary, 10:15-11:15 a.m. uesday arch Historic District Com- 7:30 p.m. room to celebrate Nation- T , M 5 Introduction to the lyrics mission meeting at Town Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports Monday, March 4 al Craft Month, Lynnfield and music of Reina Del Education Hall, 7:30 p.m. Bar, 8 p.m. Public Library, 18 Sum- Cid through her YouTube Entertainment Peabody Area Chamber mer St. Materials provid- videos at 89 Burrill St., Time for stories — stories, of Commerce government ed. Tuesday, March 5 7-10 p.m. Wednesday, March 6 songs and finger play for advocacy forum with state Parkinsons Support children ages 2-5, public Sen. Joan Lovely, 8:30-10 Entertainment Municipal Entertainment Group: Join us monthly library, 18 Summer St., 10 a.m., City Hall, Wiggin Dinner Detectives Book Last day to obtain nom- Story Time with Miss Sue to discuss coping mecha- a.m. Auditorium, 24 Lowell St. Club discussing convicts ination papers for April at Lynn Public Library, nisms for those living with and mystery at the public 30, 2019 Town Election at 9:30 a.m. Municipal Parkinsons. Guest speak- library, 6-7 p.m. ers will join the group Wednesday, March 6 the Town Clerk’s office by Board of Selectmen, Mer- Food For Thought Cook- 5 p.m. Thursday, March 7 ritt Center, 600 Market St. from time to time to dis- Education book Club discussing Do- 7 p.m. cuss their areas of exper- Higgins Middle School rie Greenspan at the pub- Entertainment Saturday, March 9 Board of Appeals, Town tise in Parkinsons. Kim early release, parent lic library, 7-8:30 p.m. Adult Coloring at Lynn Arouth from Additional Hall, H. Joseph Maney teacher conferences. Entertainment Public Library, 10:30 a.m. Care will lead this month- Municipal Hearing Room, 7:30 p.m. Young Artist Studio with nAGLY LGBTQ+ Mixer at ly support group. We meet Board of Assessors meet- Sarah Arcotta, for chil- April’s Restaurant Pub & Municipal the first Thurs. of each SAUGUS ing at Town Hall, 4:30 p.m. Grill, 7 p.m. Board of Library Trustees, month at Lynnfield Senior dren in grades 4 through 8, at 89 Burrill St., 10:15- Karaoke Night at Buchan- Lynnfield Public Library Center. Free, sign up, 781- Monday, March 4 Wednesday, March 6 an Cafe, 9 p.m. Green Room, 6:30 p.m. 598-1078, 10 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Veterans Coffee Social: Municipal Entertainment Friday, March 8 Tuesday, March 5 Join Tom Moran, Veterans Council on Aging meeting Toddler Story Time with Municipal Liaison from at 466 Central St., 1-3 p.m. story and song for chil- School Building Commit- Entertainment Education Compassionate Care Hos- School Committee Athlet- dren aged one to three at tee Idea Exchange at the Story Time with Miss The Art of Aging – Vid- pice, on the first Thurs. ic Subcommittee meeting the public library, 10:30- high school, 10 a.m. to 12 Lucy at Lynn Public Li- eo lecture given by Brian of each month for coffee at Roby Administration 11 a.m. p.m. ENTERTAINMENT Q&A: Famous conductor’s show goes on Gamblers like their By William J. Kole thoven and Mahler; he’s odds at MIT sports ASSOCIATED PRESS a best-selling author who jets around the planet giv- CAMBRIDGE (AP) — ing talks on leadership to analytics conference Benjamin Zander’s eyes foreign governments and are shining, and he’d very corporations; and he re- including more than 130 much appreciate it if yours By Jimmy Golen corded a viral TED Talk ASSOCIATED PRESS teams across the U.S. pro were, too. that has gotten nearly leagues and European The internationally ac- 11 million views. All that BOSTON — In the ear- soccer. claimed conductor has powers his mission to turn ly years of the MIT Sloan In addition to the pan- spent half his life leading everyone on to classical Sports Analytics Confer- els featuring everyone the Boston Philharmonic music and its power to ence, a couple hundred from rapper Meek Mill Orchestra, which he found- brighten the eyes and lift math whizzes gathered on social justice to Olym- ed in 1979, and its spirited the soul. on the school’s cam- pic curling gold medal- youth orchestra. And as the The Associated Press pus hoping for a break- ist Tyler George, there maestro approaches his caught up with the Brit- through that would make are workshops, research 80th birthday on March 9, ish-born Zander in his them the next Bill James. competitions, hackathons PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he shows no signs of stop- home in Cambridge, just As the event and the and live broadcasts and ping. outside Boston. Benjamin Zander, who approaches his 80th field grew, they aspired podcasts. Few could blame Zander AP: You wanted to put a birthday on March 9, has spent half his life to professional front of- And, now that sports if those dancing eyes went copy of Beethoven’s Fifth leading the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, fice jobs, like Theo Ep- betting is possible — if dark. His grandmother Symphony into the hands which he founded in 1979. stein or Daryl Morey. not quite legal — nation- died in the Holocaust, and of every human being. Is Now the revered names wide, the self-proclaimed he’s had two failed mar- that still a dream? people. Don’t waste your an elitist thing. I don’t be- at the cavernous conven- “dork-a-palooza” is in- riages. Zander: My first wife, a time trying to make it lieve that. I think anybody tion center in Boston’s creasingly turning its at- But Zander is a serial great musician, said, “Ben, available to ordinary peo- can respond to it. They Back Bay are people tention to gambling. optimist. He’s a world-re- you’re a fool. Classical mu- ple.” Many sensible people just need a little guidance, like sports bettor-turned Perhaps not since the nowned conductor of Bee- sic is for an elite group of believe classical music is so I provide the guidance. Dallas Mavericks num- publication of Michael ber-cruncher Haralabos Lewis’ book “Moneyball,” Voulgaris and other cur- which detailed Oakland Klobuchar and Kennedy kid Washington elite at Gridiron rent or former profes- Athletics general man- sional gamblers who are ager Billy Beane’s use of WASHINGTON (AP) — dent Donald Trump, has using analytics to gain analytics to build a roster If a woman can be presi- been charged in Florida an edge as legal sports for his underfunded team, dent, can a woman also tell with two counts of solicit- betting spreads across has an event so energized a dirty joke? Amy Klobu- ing prostitution. the United States. the statistical community. char thinks so. Klobuchar added: “A “Math has always been “Stats and sports have The U.S. senator from woman can tell a dirty in gambling to some de- always been associated Minnesota and famously joke.” gree,” said Jeff Ma, a for pretty much since snow-swept presidential A recent New York Times professional bettor and sports have been around,” candidate was the Demo- story depicted Klobuchar as a former member of the DraftKings founder Ja- cratic speaker for the 134th a difficult boss and includ- MIT blackjack team, who son Robins said, cred- annual Gridiron Club and ed an anecdote in which the moderated this year’s iting both James and Foundation dinner. The senator chewed out a staff- gambling panel. Beane for popularizing event calls for good-na- er for bringing her a salad “You’re just seeing it go analytics. tured roasting through without a fork and that more mainstream,” since “They really popular- songs, skits and speeches she ate the salad with a the U.S. Supreme Court ized the notion that you lifted a ban on sports could gain an advantage. as a break from the daily comb. She asked the dinner FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS battles between journalists guests, “How did everyone gambling, Ma said. “It’s In their case, it was on and government officials. like the salad?” and that Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar was the Demo- more acceptable to talk the field,” Robins said. “It Klobuchar promised the it needed “a little scalp oil” cratic speaker for the annual Gridiron Club and about now.” was a natural transition audience at the Renais- and a “pinch of dandruff.” Foundation dinner on Saturday in Washington. What started a dozen to the viewer, who is not sance Washington Hotel Recounting her cam- years ago with 175 peo- going to get the chance that her remarks would paign kickoff speech amid would fare in a blizzard. call me folksy. I think that ple listening to a handful to be the general man- be “shorter than a Robert a snowstorm in Minne- On the Republican side, means they’re surprised I of panels in MIT class- ager of a baseball team, Kraft visit to the Orchids apolis — Trump called Sen. John Kennedy of have a college degree.” His rooms has now grown to figure out outlets for day spa.” Kraft, the owner her “Snowman(woman)” Louisiana made fun of his advice for life? “Always be into a two-day event with that. And the most natu- of the New England Patri- — Klobuchar wondered drawl, saying when he ap- yourself,” he said, “unless 3,500 attendees from 44 ral outlets are going to be ots and a friend of Presi- aloud how Trump’s hair peared on cable TV, “They you suck.” states and 33 countries, fantasy and betting.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 POLICE/FIRE No charges for cops who shot All address information, particu- 3:56 p.m. Friday at Empire and around by himself. She stat- larly arrests, reflect police records. In Essex streets; at 4 p.m. Friday ed she feels it was negligence the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at 170 Maple St.; at 5:46 p.m. by the bus driver, which she 22-year-old California man it is the sole responsibility of the con- Friday at Barrett Street and reported to the bus company Western Avenue; at 7:31 p.m. and the school district. By Don Thompson cerned party to contact the relevant Saturday at Liberty and Wash- A caller reported water was ASSOCIATED PRESS police department and have the de- ington streets; at 2:51 a.m. coming out from the rear of partment issue a notice of correction Sunday at Green and Union a vacant house on Prospect SACRAMENTO, Ca- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- streets. Street at 7:45 a.m. on Satur- lif. — Two Sacramento ifications will not be made without day. Dispatch left a voicemail police officers won’t face Assaults for the property owners re- criminal charges for the express notice of change from the fatal shooting of a black arresting police department. garding arrangements for the A report of an assault and property. man following a chase battery at 2:16 p.m. Friday at A report of a pillar struck that ended in his grand- LYNN Fecteau Leary Middle School overnight at 8:42 a.m. Satur- parents’ yard and started on North Common Street. day on Green Street. A caller a series of angry protests Arrests reported the pillar at the end that roiled California’s Overdose capital city, the county’s Jimmy Aguilar, 38, of 27 of their driveway was hit over- night. She thought it was in- top prosecutor announced Wolcott Road, was arrested A report of an overdose at tentional. Saturday following a near- and charged with OUI liquor at 2:32 p.m. Friday on Union A caller reported the door ly yearlong investigation. 12:53 a.m. Sunday. Street. appeared to be pried at 9:14 Officers Terrance Mer- Jacob Blaney, 20, of 6 Ath- A report of an opiate over- a.m. Saturday on Prince Street. cadal and Jared Robinet erton St., Saugus, was arrest- dose at 8:12 a.m. Saturday on A report of a woman walking acted within the law when ed and charged with disorderly W Green Street. down the street at 9:43 p.m. they shot 22-year-old Ste- conduct and procuring liquor Theft Saturday at Pleasant Street phon Clark seven times, for a person under 21 at 9:51 A report of a larceny at 3:16 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Ocean Avenue. A caller Sacramento County Dis- p.m. Friday. p.m. Friday at 77 Green St.; at was concerned about a wom- trict Attorney Anne Marie Dozens of people protested the decision to not Jacqueline Camp, 25, of 4:45 p.m. Friday at 74 Edge- an’s well-being because of the Schubert concluded, not- prosecute the two officers involved in the 2018 41 Light St., was arrested and mere Road; at 6:49 p.m. Fri- weather. The woman was walk- ing that the evidence sup- fatal shooting of Stephon Clark, in Sacramen- charged with Class A drug pos- day at 116 Oxford St.; at 7:08 ing in the street just wearing a ported their account that to, Calif. session at 2:54 p.m. Friday. p.m. Friday at Grant and Tucker sweater and carrying a coat. Clark was moving toward Vladimir Castro-Rivera, 26, streets; at 7:38 p.m. Friday at them when they opened with Schubert before the disrupted games for the of 24 Parker St., Everett, was Roman’s Market at 116 Broad fire. DA made her announce- NBA’s Sacramento Kings, arrested and charged with OUI St.; at 4:04 p.m. Saturday at PEABODY Schubert said the evi- ment. “It’s not justifica- including one where they liquor and unlicensed opera- 90 Ford St.; at 6:36 p.m. Sat- dence, including their re- tion. That’s not a permit to blocked thousands of fans tion of a motor vehicle at 4:40 urday at Walmart at 780 Lyn- Arrest actions captured on body kill him.” from entering. That game a.m. Sunday. nway. cameras, supported the Schubert said the de- was played in a nearly Timothy Flynn, 58, of 75 A report of a robbery at 1:30 John J. Riley III, 58, of 104 Whitehall Road, Apt. 22, Ames- officers’ statements that cision not to file charges empty arena. True St., Revere, was arrested a.m. Sunday at Brookline and they thought Clark was against the officers “does Schubert repeatedly and charged with OUI liquor Chatham streets. bury, was arrested and charged with trespassing at 4:03 p.m. pointing a gun. not diminish in any way apologized for raising the second offense and negligent It turned out Clark was the tragedy,” adding that personal details during operation of a motor vehicle at Friday. He was later arrested for MARBLEHEAD disorderly conduct. holding only a cellphone. “We cannot ignore that her hour-long presenta- 7:01 p.m. Friday. His family and their sup- there is rage within our tion. Curtis Gray, 31, of 138 Allen Complaints Accidents porters expressed anger community.” She revealed Clark was Ave., was arrested and charged and disappointment, and Before Schubert had facing possible jail time with malicious damage to a A caller reported they re- A report of a motor vehicle accused Schubert of un- finished speaking, Black after a domestic violence motor vehicle at 11:21 p.m. ceived a call from someone crash at 2:39 p.m. Saturday at necessarily revealing grim Lives Matter began a complaint two days earli- Saturday. claiming to be from IRS at Shaw’s Supermarket at 210S details of Clark’s personal demonstration where er from Salena Manni, the Emma O’Brien, of 8 Tapley 9:17 a.m. on Friday. Dispatch Andover St.; at 6:03 p.m. Sat- life. about 100 people eventu- mother of his two children. St., was arrested on warrant advised them to disregard the urday at Peabody Sunoco at 1 “Whatever his charac- ally protested peaceful- He also had researched charges of assault and bat- call and block the number. Lynn St.; at 10:51 a.m. Sun- ter is or his actions prior ly in chilly rain outside suicide websites including tery, assault with a dangerous A caller reported his wife day at Salem Five Bank at 210 to those officers gunning Sacramento’s police head- those that suggested us- weapon and resisting arrest at was staggering drunk up Jer- Andover St.; at 12:02 p.m. him down, is no one’s busi- quarters. ing a tranquilizer, which 2:46 p.m. Friday. sey Street and Sewall Street Sunday at 2 King St. and 136 ness,” said Clark’s mother, The shooting last March was among several drugs Elder O’Valle, 27, of 74 Jef- at 11:12 a.m. on Friday. He Lowell St. SeQuette, who had a brief prompted larger demon- found in his system after ferson St. was arrested on a stated he stopped to ask her A report of a motor vehicle and contentious meeting strations. Protesters twice his death. courtesy booking at 9:42 a.m. if she was OK and she asked hit and run crash at 10:32 Sunday. for a ride, which he declined. a.m. Sunday at 47 Andover St. Dianne Spilman, 53, was He stated she has called the A resident reported his fence Police: New Orleans crash driver arrested and charged with police on him before and he was damaged a couple of disorderly conduct, resisting does not live at her residence. weeks ago. arrest, assault and battery with Responding officers located spoke of a ‘drinking problem’ a dangerous weapon and as- the woman at 11:16 a.m. Complaints sault and battery on a police A caller reported water com- NEW ORLEANS (AP) officer at 7:30 p.m. Friday. ing from an upstairs apartment A report of harassment at — A driver suspected of on Green Street at 1:07 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Friday at W.J. Sk- killing two people and in- Accidents on Friday. The caller stated they ouras & Co. at 13 Mason St. A juring seven others, most did not know where the shut- caller reported an intoxicated A report of a motor vehicle of them on bikes, as large offs were. Responding officers woman keeps coming to his crowds gathered in New hit and run crash at 1:52 p.m. contacted the homeowner and business and harassing him Friday at Chestnut Street and Orleans for Mardi Gras she stated she had no issue and his employees. told police after the dead- Western Avenue; at 9:08 p.m. with them gaining forced entry, A report of a neighborhood Saturday at 69 Fays Ave. ly crash, “I have a drink- and noted the shutoffs are in dispute at 7:46 p.m. Friday ing problem,” according to A report of a motor vehicle the basement. The water was at 15 Melody Road. A caller crash at 3:30 p.m. Friday at a police report. shut off at 1:29 p.m. reported her neighbor was New Orleans police said McDonald’s at 567 Lynnway; A caller on Bassett Street swearing at her. at 3:34 p.m. Friday at Ben- Tashonty Toney, 32, was reported hearing three loud A report of suspicious activity charged with two counts nett and Commercial streets; bangs that sounded like can- at 3:46 p.m. Sunday at JCPen- at 3:54 p.m. Friday at Pet Ex- of vehicular homicide and non fire in the area of Abbot ney at 210J Andover St. A call- other charges after crash- press at 180 Commercial St.; Hall at 3:12 p.m. on Friday. Re- er reported four to five kids on at 4:34 p.m. Friday at 1 Frank- ing his car Saturday eve- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sponding officers informed the bicycles throwing snowballs ning on a busy thorough- lin St.; at 5:59 p.m. Friday at caller it was from the Market at the glass entrance and at Cottage and Linden streets; fare near the route of one New Orleans police said Tashonty Toney, 32, Squares, one of their members passing motorists. of New Orleans’ largest was charged with two counts of vehicular ho- at 6:22 p.m., Friday at 103 died and the cannon fires were A report of suspicious ac- Lewis St.; at 7:17 p.m. Friday Mardi Gras parades. micide and other charges after crashing his car a salute to them. tivity at 4:50 p.m. Sunday on Police spokesman Andy Saturday evening. at Lawton and Western ave- A caller reported a suspi- Spring Pond Road. A caller re- nues; at 11:12 p.m. Friday at Cunningham said in a cious black Jeep was outside ported people possibly doing statement Sunday morn- was represented by a pub- news release said. Boston and Myrtle streets; at of her Gerald Road home for drugs at the end of the street. 8:45 a.m. Saturday at Harmon ing that authorities are lic defender, the news- The crash happened five minutes and drove up the waiting for the results of paper said. The public along a multiple-block and Walnut streets; at 9:40 street to another home. She Theft a.m. Saturday at 74 Cottage a blood alcohol test, but defender’s office in New stretch of Esplanade Av- stated she wasn’t sure what they believe the suspect Orleans did not immedi- enue, a leafy street that St.; at 12:14 p.m. Saturday they were up to. Responding A report of a larceny at 8:45 at 9 Essex Court; at 7:17 p.m. p.m. Friday at 98 Central St. was impaired. Nola.com/ ately return a phone mes- connects the city’s big- officers found the vehicle gone The Times-Picayune re- sage Sunday from The As- gest park with the French Saturday at 48 Rogers Ave.; at on arrival. Stolen medication was report- ported a police incident sociated Press. Quarter. The scene was 7:13 p.m. Saturday at 80 Park A caller reported receiving a ed. report said Toney refused Cunningham said Toney close to the route of the St.; at 11:06 p.m. Saturday at scam call at 4:14 p.m. on Fri- A report of shoplifting at to take a field sobriety test was the son of a New Or- Endymion parade, one of Minot Street and Western Ave- day that her son was in jail and 3:05 p.m. Sunday ast Ma- and told officers he had leans police officer and New Orleans’ largest Mar- nue; at 11:54 p.m. Saturday at needed money. She stated she cy’s at 210M Andover St. An struggled with alcohol. promised the depart- di Gras parades, that was 1000 Western Ave.; at 12:07 knew it was a scam and didn’t employee reported there was “I have a drinking prob- ment’s investigation will held Saturday. a.m. Saturday at Boston and fall for it. a man in the store who had lem,” the police report be “open and transparent.” New Orleans Police Washington streets; at 12:40 A caller reported at 4:15 made a gesture that he had quoted Toney as saying. Saturday was Toney’s Chief Shaun Ferguson a.m. Sunday at Commercial p.m. on Friday that her son, a firearm after a confrontation “I should have gotten birthday, the news release told a news conference and Summer streets; at 3:46 who is nonverbal autistic, was during a return process. He help, I’m going to jail for a said. late Saturday that despite a.m. Sunday at 354 Broadway; dropped off by the LBK bus also made a statement that he DWI.” In addition to vehicu- the crash’s proximity to at 10:28 a.m. Sunday at Mar- service before she arrived to “always carries the heat.” The Toney’s bond was set lar homicide, Toney was the parade route, “we do ket Basket at 40 Federal St. retrieve him. She stated she man fled out of the store. Bra- at $510,000 by a magis- charged with seven counts not believe at this point A report of a motor vehicle was upset because when she den Kehoe will be summoned trate commissioner Sun- of vehicular negligent in- in time that this has any- crash with personal injury at got there, he was wandering for shoplifting. day. Toney did not speak jury, hit and run, and reck- thing to do with the Endy- during the hearing and less operation, the police mion parade.” Tucson man accused of killing had history of mental illness, violence

By Danyelle Khmara court documents. perior Court to assess his Merritt says when a laundry-room attack were actually slightly less vio- THE ARIZONA This wasn’t the first time competence to go through person is considered not dismissed, in April 2018, lent than the general pop- DAILY STAR Ocano was arrested for a court proceedings. He competent to stand trial according to records filed ulation, of which 4 percent violent crime in the area, was deemed incompetent and unable to be restored at Superior Court. The re- are violent, says Clarke Ro- The man implicated in records show. In April 2017, and unable to be restored to competency but is also cords also say La Frontera mans, executive director for the killing of a Tucson he was arrested for assault to competency but not a not considered a threat to considered him seriously National Alliance on Men- woman who had invited and disorderly conduct threat to public safety. public safety, charges are mentally ill. tal Illness Southern Arizo- him into her apartment less than a half-mile from The charges against him generally dropped, but that La Frontera CEO Dan na. People with mental ill- and fed him has a history of where Martinez Salas was were dropped, and he was this practice is a balancing Ranieri said that someone ness are much more likely violence and mental illness, attacked. released to local mental act. who is deemed incompetent to be victims of crimes than court documents show. There are at least three health facility La Frontera, “(Ocano) made some by the courts but also not perpetrators, he said. Robert J. Ocano, 22, is in cases filed against Ocano records show. threats that were disturb- a public danger would just Romans said a problem jail on a $1 million bond af- in Tucson City Court since He received violence-re- ing ... but when the officers be treated like any other with our current mental ter police say he attacked 2017 involving some type of lated charges in two in- did their investigation, he patient. They’d receive out- health system is there just a 61-year-old woman who charges for violence. cidents after that, both didn’t have the apparent patient care that includes aren’t enough funds or pro- had let him into her south Ocano was arrested in of which were dismissed. ability to follow through on help with things like med- viders, which allows some side apartment the pre- October 2017 after alleged- The reason they were dis- the threat,” Merritt said. ication, housing, therapy people to fall through the vious day and gave him ly grabbing a woman at an missed has to do with Oca- Ocano has had nearly and case management. Ra- cracks who shouldn’t be out breakfast and a sandwich apartment complex laun- no’s mental health history lifelong mental health is- nieri says if they believe a in the community. Methods to take with him. dry room, at the same place and the fact that, although sues. He was a client at the person to be a danger, La like assertive community On Wednesday afternoon as the April arrest, accord- his crimes involved some behavioral health center Frontera can take addition- treatment, or ACT, offer police say he returned to ing to documents filed at amount of violence, his La Frontera from 2003, al steps, but that most peo- 24/7 support for people in the apartment Lorraina Superior Court, in a case behavior was deemed as when he would have been ple with mental illness are need and have a much low- Martinez Salas shared with originally filed at Tucson mostly threats, says Allen only 7 years old, until 2015, not violent. er provider-to-client ratio her husband, leaving her in City Court. Merritt, deputy city attor- then again in 2017 and af- Statistics show that peo- than typical mental health a pool of blood, according to This case was sent to Su- ney. ter the charges from the ple with mental illness are clinics. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Democrats cast investigative nets beyond Robert Mueller

By Mary Clare The committee inter- Jalonick viewed Cohen in private on ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday and will finish the interview this coming WASHINGTON — Em- Wednesday. After Cohen boldened by their new left, Schiff announced that majority, Democrats are the committee will hold undertaking several broad an open hearing later this new investigations into month with Felix Sater, a President Donald Trump Russia-born executive who and setting the stage for a worked with Cohen on an post-Robert Mueller world. ultimately unsuccessful Whether the special coun- deal to build a Trump Tow- sel’s final Russia report is FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er in Moscow. damning of the president Schiff said told CBS’ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS or not, Democrats in charge Chairman Richard “Face the Nation” on Sun- of a half-dozen House com- Neal is expected to A woman waiting for a bus in Nogales, Mexico, is framed by a ra- day that there are “any mittees are planning to eventually try to ob- zor-wire-covered border wall separating Mexico from Nogales, Ariz. number of witnesses that flood the administration tain President Donald can shed light on whether with document requests, Trump’s tax returns. calls for testimony and America’s national securi- even subpoenas if neces- interference in the 2016 ty is compromised because Senate seems to have votes sary. The investigations election that the Repub- the president has been pur- reach far beyond Mueller’s lican majority closed last suing financial interests focus of Russian interfer- year. At that time, Republi- with the Russians.” to reject Trump’s wall move ence and collusion in the cans said, over Democratic House oversight and 2016 campaign. objections, that there was reform committee WASHINGTON (AP) — olina. Paul makes it four, it’s a dangerous thing.” The Democratic efforts no evidence to show that This committee was in Opponents of President and assuming that all 47 Many lawmakers op- increased this past week Trump’s campaign colluded the spotlight when Co- Donald Trump’s declara- Democrats and their inde- posed to the emergency after Trump’s former per- or conspired with Russia. hen testified publicly last tion of a national emer- pendent allies go against declaration say it tram- sonal lawyer, Michael Co- The top Democrat on the Wednesday. The chairman, gency at the U.S.-Mexico Trump, that would give ples Congress’ constitu- hen, appeared before two committee then, California Maryland Rep. Elijah border appear to have opponents 51 votes — just tional power to control House committees and a Rep. Adam Schiff, said Re- Cummings, said afterward enough Senate votes to past the majority needed. spending and would set a Senate committee. In his publicans had prematurely that he wanted to call in reject his move, now that Congress is unlikely to precedent for future Dem- public testimony before closed the matter without several people mentioned Republican Rand Paul have the votes to override. ocratic presidents to make the House Oversight and interviewing key witnesses repeatedly by Cohen. That of Kentucky has said he “I can’t vote to give the such a declaration for Reform Committee, Cohen and demanding important could include Trump Orga- can’t go along with the president the power to their own purposes. They called the president a “con documents. nization chief financial offi- White House. spend money that hasn’t also are concerned Trump man” and a “cheat” and Schiff is now chairman, cer Allen Weisselberg and The House has voted to been appropriated by Con- would siphon money from gave Democrats several and last month he an- possibly two of Trump’s derail the action, and if gress,” Paul said at a GOP home-state projects to new leads for inquiry. nounced a broad new in- children, Donald Trump Jr. the Senate follows later dinner Saturday night at barrier construction. The stepped-up oversight vestigation looking not and Ivanka Trump. this month, the measure Western Kentucky Uni- Under the declaration, could eventually lead to, only at Russian interfer- The committee’s jurisdic- would go to Trump for his versity, according to the Trump would divert $3.6 or even serve in place of, ence but also at Trump’s tion touches on all parts promised veto. Bowling Green (Ky.) Daily billion from military con- impeachment proceedings. foreign financial interests. of government. On Friday, Three other Republican News. struction to erect more While many liberal mem- Schiff said the investiga- Cummings demanded that senators have announced “We may want more border barriers. He’s in- bers of the Democratic tion will include “the scope the White House turn over they’ll vote “no” — Susan money for border security, voking other powers to caucus think impeachment and scale” of Russian in- documents by Monday re- Collins of Maine, Lisa but Congress didn’t au- transfer an additional is warranted, Democratic tervention in the 2016 lated to security clearances Murkowski of Alaska and thorize it. If we take away $3.1 billion to construc- leaders have been cautious, presidential election, the after The New York Times Thom Tillis of North Car- those checks and balances, tion. saying they first want to in- “extent of any links and/ reported that the president vestigate. or coordination” between ordered officials to grant A look at the status of Russians and Trump’s as- his son-in-law Jared Kush- Autoworker upheaval: Families some of the House investi- sociates, whether foreign ner’s clearance over the ob- gations: actors have sought to hold jections of security officials. House intelligence leverage over Trump or his Last Tuesday, the commit- split and children left behind committee family and associates, and tee voted to subpoena ad- The committee is reopen- whether anyone has sought ministration officials over By John Seewer gotiated with the union, is forced to transfer once ing and expanding an in- to obstruct any of the rele- family separations at the ASSOCIATED PRESS giving workers a sliver of the plant closes, the op- vestigation into Russian vant investigations. southern border. hope. tion to return would still TOLEDO, Ohio — Hun- A chess match be open under his union dreds of workers at four Anthony Sarigianopou- contract. General Motors plants los has put in 25 years at “That’s part of the chess Milestone: Capsule with dummy slated to close this year GM’s plant in Lordstown, match,” he said. are facing a painful Ohio, where the last Chev- So Sarigianopoulos, 48, aboard docks at space station choice: Take the compa- rolet Cruze will roll off the filled a notebook with ny’s offer to work at an- assembly line sometime charts and graphs outlin- other factory — possibly By Marcia Dunn If this six-day test flight SA’s Kennedy Space Cen- later this month. ing the pros and cons of hundreds of miles away He has two sons in el- transferring. What he has ASSOCIATED PRESS goes well, a Dragon cap- ter with an instrumented — even if that means sule could take two NASA mannequin strapped into ementary school and an decided for now — unless leaving behind their fam- ex-wife he gets along with, CAPE CANAVERAL, astronauts to the orbiting one of its four seats in a he’s forced to transfer — is ilies, their homes and ev- and his parents are just to stay and hope the plant Fla. — A sleek new Amer- outpost this summer. dashing, white-and-black, ican-built capsule with erything they’ve built. Or down the street in the will get a new vehicle to “A new generation of form-fitting SpaceX space- just a test dummy aboard stay and risk losing their Youngstown suburb where build. space flight starts now suit. The test dummy was docked smoothly with the high-paying jobs. he grew up. Car ride away with the arrival of @ nicknamed Ripley after International Space Sta- The automaker says Sarigianopoulos, who Andrea Repasky didn’t SpaceX’s Crew Dragon the main character in the tion on Sunday in a big nearly all of its blue-col- checks and fixes cars at have much of a choice. to the @Space_Station,” “Alien” movies. lar U.S. workers with jobs step toward putting the NASA Administrator the end of the line, knows Even if it meant saying Ripley and the capsule in jeopardy have work U.S. back in the business Jim Bridenstine tweeted. he is fortunate to have a goodbye to her elderly are rigged with sensors to waiting for them. Many of launching astronauts. “Congratulations to all for shot at a job even if it’s parents, a niece she loves measure noise, vibration from the targeted facto- The white, bullet-shaped this historic achievement somewhere else — un- dearly, her favorite pizza and stresses and monitor ries in Michigan, Ohio and Dragon capsule, developed getting us closer to flying like most of the 8,000 place and her mom’s wed- the life-support, propul- Maryland already have by Elon Musk’s SpaceX American Astronauts on white-collar employees ding soup. sion and other critical sys- voluntarily transferred to company under contract American rockets.” GM is laying off and those She had to keep her job tems. plants in the Midwest and to NASA, closed in on the Ever since NASA retired who are losing jobs at the because she is a breast South, not wanting to take orbiting station nearly the space shuttle in 2011, As the capsule closed in automaker’s nearby parts cancer survivor and runs a chance. 260 miles above the Pa- the U.S. has been hitch- on the space station, its suppliers. the risk of the disease Others are still agoniz- cific Ocean and, flying au- ing rides to and from the nose cap was wide open But he also doesn’t want coming back. “I couldn’t ing over the decision, un- tonomously, linked up on space station aboard Rus- like a dragon’s mouth to to move and miss out on afford to let my health sure whether to sell their its own, without the help sian Soyuz spacecraft. In expose the docking mech- ballgames and school con- benefits run out,” she said. homes or hang onto hopes of the robotic arm normal- the meantime, NASA is anism. In a docking with certs, knowing that his So the 42-year-old team that their plants might re- ly used to guide spacecraft paying two companies — a crew aboard, the capsule boys will be almost out of leader at the plant vol- open. into position. SpaceX and Boeing — to would likewise operate high school by the time he unteered to leave the The automaker says the Dragon is the first Amer- build and operate its next autonomously, though the retires. Youngstown area for a changes announced in No- ican-made spacecraft ca- generation of rocket ships. astronauts might push a Volunteering to leave new job in Indiana, al- vember are needed to cut pable of carrying a crew SpaceX’s 27-foot-long button or two and would now for another plant lowing her to stay closer to pull up to the space sta- capsule rocketed into orbit be able to intervene if nec- costs and put money into would also mean he to home instead of being tion in eight years. early Saturday from NA- essary. new vehicles. The plant couldn’t come back if Lord- shipped to a plant in Ten- closings still must be ne- stown reopened. But if he nessee or Texas. U.S., South Korea end spring military drills to back diplomacy

By Hyung-Jin Kim an olive branch to North and South Korean Defense and Lolita C. Baldor Korea, which has viewed Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo ASSOCIATED PRESS them as an invasion re- “made clear that the alli- hearsal. But some experts ance decision to adapt our SEOUL, South Korea — say it will likely weaken the training program reflected South Korea and the U.S. allies’ military readiness our desire to reduce tension are eliminating their mas- amid worries that tensions sive springtime military and support our diplomatic erupt again in the wake of efforts to achieve complete drills and replacing them the failed nuclear summit with smaller exercises in denuclearization of the Ko- in Vietnam. rean Peninsula in a final, what they call an effort to The Pentagon said in a fully verified manner,” the support diplomacy aimed release that the U.S. and statement said. at resolving the North Ko- South Korean defense rean nuclear crisis. chiefs decided to conclude Seoul’s Defense Ministry The decision announced the Key Resolve and Foal released a similar state- by both countries Sunday Eagle series of exercises. ment. came after President Don- It said the allies agreed Jeong expressed his re- ald Trump complained to maintain firm military grets at the lack of agree- about the cost of joint drills readiness through newly ment at the Trump-Kim summit but still hopes that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS even as his high-stakes sec- designed command post ond summit with North Ko- exercises and revised field Washington and Pyong- The white, bullet-shaped Dragon capsule, developed by Elon Musk’s SpaceX rean leader Kim Jong Un training programs. yang will continue negoti- company under contract to NASA, is the first American-made spacecraft collapsed last week. Acting U.S. Secretary of ations, the South Korean capable of carrying a crew to pull up to the space station in eight years. The drills’ cancellation is Defense Patrick Shanahan statement said. A8 MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Grace Jones proves to be a model of fashion

PARIS (AP) — For Hilfiger’s disco-inspired show, the Champs-Ely- sees Theatre flashed with Pac-Man and Space Invaders arcade games while excit- ed guests, including British race car driver Lewis Hamilton and model Gigi Hadid, snacked on popcorn and candy jawbreakers. The show celebrated diversity and was, in terms of sheer energy, unlike any other so far Jack Rahilly and Jacqui Trainor braved the shave at the Buzz Off For this season. Dozens of Kids with Cancer event three years ago. dancers on roller skates boogied amid flashing lights to greatest hits It’s a hair affair for Jacqui Trainor, from the 1970s. The collection itself, but the cause makes it worthwhile sadly, felt more high- street than high-fash- By Bella diGrazia ion and rather paled Item Staff in comparison to the LYNN — Jacqui ambitious spectacle. Trainor has been shaving Breton stripes led her head for years, and down to flared denim for good reason. or leather pants, tor- Since 2013, the Lynn so-hugging jumpsuits resident, and her boy- and a shimmering friend, Jack Rahilly, have pleated silken gown participated in the Buzz Off For Kids with Cancer with a cape the model fundraiser at Gillette waved dramatically. Stadium. Although they Whoops from the au- missed the last two years, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dience erupted as disco Trainor said they are icon Grace Jones, Singer Grace Jones wears a creation as part ready to continue their wearing a shimmering of the Tommy Now ready-to-wear fall-winter favorite tradition of help- peaked-shoulder tuxe- 2019-2020 collection, that was presented in ing kids with cancer. do, thigh-high boots and Paris Saturday. “It’s always so cool,” leotard — danced out. said Trainor. “The kids going through treatments are looking around at Women provide uniform inspiration these men and women of all ages shaving our NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Goalkeep- during National Women’s Month. heads for them. Gronk er Adrianna Franch could think of no Defender Becky Sauerbrunn’s jersey (Rob Gronkowski) and one else’s name she would rather wear honored Ginsburg, midfielder Rose Jermaine Wiggins are on her back than that of Briana Scurry. Lavelle’s Rowling and forward Mallo- there every year. It’s Especially in her first cap for the U.S. ry Pugh’s Beyonce. going to be even more women’s soccer team. For Sauerbrunn, honoring women electric this year because “That’s who I looked up to as a kid who inspired each of the Americans was we won the Super Bowl.” growing up,” Franch said Saturday of perfect timing at a tournament named The nationwide initia- the Hall of Fame goalkeeper who helped SheBelieves to help inspire and empow- tive, held in Foxborough the United States win two Olympic gold er women. on June 2, has raised $7.7 medals and the 1999 World Cup. “So it’s Picking the Supreme Court justice was million since its inception kind of cool to get the cap with the name easy for Sauerbrunn. in 2010, according to its website. The money goes Former New England Patriots tight end Jer- on the back.” “She’s a strong woman, and I think maine Wiggins congratulates Lynn’s Jacqui Scurry wasn’t the only surprising she’s gone through quite a bit in her toward programs that make the children’s jour- Trainor after she shaved her head for the Buzz name that showed up Saturday on the career,” Sauerbrunn said. “And I think neys easier during treat- Off For Kids with Cancer event three years ago. field as the United States tied England that she stood up for what she believes ment and hospitalization, 2-2 in the SheBelieves Cup tournament. in, and she’s fought for women’s rights provide emotional support money goes toward things of her hair grows back, she Ruth Bader Ginsburg, J.K. Rowling and gender equality, and I think that’s to patients and their fam- that make the kids smile, makes a trip to the barber and Beyonce each made an appearance something we’re trying to do as a team ilies, make the hospital instead of unexplainable to get a fresh design. as each American player wore a different ourselves, and she seemed like the per- experience less scary and research. “My hair comes back woman’s name on the back of her jersey fect person to choose.” lonely, provide financial “When I went to sit in beautifully,” she said. relief to families in need, down and shave my head “Now, it’s always so and bring smiles to the for first time, I felt the healthy.” faces of sick children. same as when I was 17 The 56-year-old lifelong “The kids are so excited years old and jumped out Lynner said she would Does and so happy to see all of a plane, and I couldn’t recommend participating O1 4The Ma5gazine 9 of us doing it,,” Trainor help but think, ‘Am I in the fundraiser, at least said. “Their parents are really doing this?’” said once, to everyone. It is Marblehead always there and thank- Trainor. “When I felt it the type of event that can ing us and it’s really just coming off it was weird put a lot of things into a beautiful event.” but, because everyone else perspective, she said. matter to your HERE’S THE SCOOP ON By watching partici- around me was doing it, I “I would tell anyone MARBLEHEAD pants choose to shave just got into it. interested that it’s very lib- their heads, the children “Then I looked at myself erating and the hair grows business? realize they are not alone and thought, ‘Wow, you back,” she said. “It’s just and that people really do look really good’.” such a great organization Send your message to care, said Trainor. She Trainor said she likes to and, to me, it’s so worth it.” said her biggest reason make the most out of her Bella diGrazia can be every household in town. SUMMER 2018 for continuously partici- bald head. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 Patrie’s hat trick lifts Jets to win over Shawsheen in Div. 3 North By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR WOBURN — The Lynn Jets need- ed to elevate their play in the clos- ing minutes of Saturday’s Division 3 North quarterfinal round game if they wanted to come away with the win. Lynn scored three unanswered goals, netminder Jack Gallant made key saves and the No. 3 Jets skated to a 6-3 win over No. 6 Shawsheen at Woburn’s Ned O’Brien Rink. With the win, Lynn advanced to the Division 3 North semifinal -- where it’s season ended a year ago. “They’re grinders,” Lynn coach Mike Roberts said of his Jets. “That’s we talked about in the locker room beforehand, trusting the system that we’ve put in place since day one. Nothing’s changed. We want to be aggressive on the forecheck, we want to have our third guy high protecting. If we’re physical on that first man, we’re going to create ITEM FILE PHOTO turnovers and scoring opportuni- Andrew Patrie scored three goals for the Lynn Jets in a win ties. It was evident they kept over Shawsheen in the Division 3 North quarterfinal Satur- trusting the system. day at O’Brien Rink in Woburn. JETS, B2 Prep hockey stuns St. Mary’s in shootout By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR BILLERICA — Coaches often say the third goal in a 2-0 game makes a world of a differ- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ence. The third goal in Sunday’s Division 1 St. Mary’s guard Jalen Echevarria scored 25 North quarterfinal between No. 8 St. John’s and No. 1 St. Mary’s belonged to the Eagles, points in a win over Arlington Catholic in the who proceeded to knot the game at 2-2 to force Division 3 North quarterfinal Saturday. overtime. Then, after two scoreless overtimes, the Ea- gles stunned St. Mary’s with a 3-2 shootout Echevarria victory. “Nothing seemed to find its way through the maze of St. Mary’s guys who were doing a great job clogging up the front,” St. John’s coach Kris- leads Spartans tian Hanson said. “When things looked bleak the kids found a way to get one and when you get one, you give yourself a chance.” to Div. 1 semifinal For the Spartans, a promising season ends in the sectional quarterfinal for the second year in By Steve Krause a row. ITEM STAFF “I thought we played a great game,” St. LYNN — By now, local high school basketball fans Mary’s coach Mark Lee said. “We had a lot of should be accustomed to what Jalen Echevarria of St. opportunities to put it away and we didn’t. That Mary’s brings to the table. 2-goal lead is always the toughest to keep in hockey but I’m very proud of the way they But lest anyone forget, the senior guard gave every- played. They played extremely well for three one a gentle reminder of why he is so tough. Because in ITEM FILE PHOTO solid periods. We held the edge but the hockey a strange sort of way Saturday, his value to St. Mary’s Gods weren’t with us. A couple bounces here 64-51 MIAA Division 3 North quarterfinal win over Ar- Ryan Hart scored one goal for St. John’s Prep in a and there but that’s the game of hockey.” lington Catholic was in the very quiet way he amassed win over St. Mary’s in the Division 1 North quarter- his 25 points. final Sunday. PREP, B2 “He got off to a slow start,” said coach Dave Brown. “But then he hits a couple, sinks a couple of free throws, hits a three, and next thing you know he has 25 points and you wonder how he got there.” Echevarria had only nine points at halftime Saturday, Fenwick girls hockey falls to Norwell and didn’t score his first basket until late in the first By Daniel Kane been a little lopsided but quarter. He went through another drought in the second ITEM STAFF Daphne was great.” period until successive baskets late in the quarter, one The Clippers got off to a fast a three the other a two -- closed up a six-point Cougar CANTON — The No. 13 start with two early scoring lead to only one at the break. seed Bishop Fenwick girls chances. Less than a minute “Those were big baskets,” said Brown. “I liked that we hockey team struggled to get into the first period Casey closed it to one by the half.” going on offense, falling to No. Ward skated to a breakaway The No. 1 Spartans (22-2) will play 12th-seeded Dra- 4 Norwell 1-0 in a Division 2 but Jalbert made the pad cut (12-10) Wednesday (7:30) in the Division 3 North first-round game at Canton save to keep the game score- semifinal at St. John’s Prep. Ice House Saturday. less. The game itself illustrated the difficulty in beating a “We played our hearts out,” A few minutes later a team three times in a season, Brown said. St. Mary’s Fenwick coach Doug Ander- blocked shot by Lexi McNeil and Arlington Catholic are both in the Catholic Central son said. “The last period we turned into a scoring chance League, an the Spartans swept the Cougars in the reg- found that little extra gear. for the Crusaders. McNeil ular season. Norwell just had a lot of and Gabby Davern skated to “I don’t care,” Brown said. “It’s a hard thing, to beat a depth and a lot of speed.” a two-on-one chance but the team three times in a season. They were ready for us. Despite the loss, Fenwick pair couldn’t get a quality They gave us all they had. And there were a couple of goalkeeper Daphne Jalbert shot on net. times where it looked like we were going to put them had a great game in net with Ward found herself with an- away, but we couldn’t.” 30 saves. other breakaway chance after The first of those times came at the close of the first “Daphne was immense slipping through the Fenwick quarter when the Spartans went on an 8-0 run, keyed by ITEM FILE PHOTO again as she has been all defense with 5:30 to go in the two baskets by Echevarria and one each from Ademide first, but once again Jalbert year,” Anderson said. “We did Bishop Fenwick goalie Daphne Jalbert Badmus (11 points) and Joseph Abate-Walsh, to lead made the stop to keep the a good job. There’s no substi- had 30 saves in a loss to Norwell in the 16-8. game tied at 0-0. tute for speed. If they finished first round of the Division 2 tournament SPARTANS, B2 a little bit more it could’ve FENWICK, B2 Saturday. Lynnfield girls basketball advances to Div. 3 North semifinal

By Anne Marie Tobin take a comfortable 39-14 lead BOYS HOCKEY ITEM STAFF into the halftime break, then Winchester 3, coasted home in the second Bishop Fenwick 2 (SO) The No. 6 Lynnfield Pioneers half. It took two overtimes and a girls basketball team punched Sophomore captain Grace shootout, but eventually the its ticket to the Division 3 Klonsky had a solid all-around No. 11 Crusaders ran out of North semifinal Sunday after- game with 10 points, four gas and had their season end- noon with a 69-43 rout over steals and three rebounds, ed by the No. 3 Sachems in the No. 4 Greater Lawrence Tech in while freshman Riley Hallah- Division 1 North quarterfinal Andover. an contributed six points and at Stoneham Arena Sunday Junior captain Melissa Morel- four rebounds off the bench. night. Fenwick took a 2-0 lead li had a double-double with 16 Sophomore Ava Buonfiglio also going into the third period, but points and 14 rebounds while delivered quality minutes off Winchester woke up in the final freshman Cate MacDonald the bench with six points, five minutes to force two overtimes scored a game-high 21 points, rebounds and three assists. before eventually winning the 11 of them in the first quarter With the win, the Pioneers shootout by a score of 2-1. to help the Pioneers jump out advanced to an all-Cape Ann Jake Murphy scored two goals ITEM FILE PHOTO to an 18-4 lead. League semifinal matchupfor the Crusaders, while Diego Lynnfield’s Grace Klonsky had 10 points, three rebounds The Pioneers kept their foot Tuesday at Whittier Tech (7 Alvarez-Segee had one assist. and four steals in a win over Greater Lawrence in the Divi- on the gas in the second period, p.m.) against Amesbury, the Fenwick finishes the season sion 3 North quarterfinal Sunday. outscoring the Reggies 21-10 to No. 2 seed. at 11-10-1. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 Jets score three unanswered goals in win over Shawsheen JETS od but answered the bell to breathing room. Devin bumped From B1 keep Shawsheen away. With Lynn’s lead to 5-3 with a Zde- 6:51 to go in the first period, no Chara-like slapshot. “They bore down when the Patrie scored the game’s first “Matt’s a sophomore but he’s game got tight. All those little goal on a picture-perfect pass one the big-body kids that things that we needed to do from DiFilippo. The Rams tied we’ve got,” Roberts said. “All came to fruition. It was a great it at 1-1 30 seconds later on year long I’ve been telling him team win and Jack, in that Dan McGaffigan’s tally. But to use his size and take slap- third period, was absolutely goals from DiFilippo and Pa- shots from those areas.” stellar.” pageorgiou helped Lynn make Patrie sealed the 6-3 win The star of Lynn’s offense the most of a Shawsheen with an empty-netter in the Saturday was Andrew Patrie, 5-minute major penalty, guid- final minute. who continues to cause head- ing the Jets to a 3-1 edge at The Jets will take on No. 2 aches for opposing defenses as the first intermission. Lowell in the semifinal round a key piece to the Jets’ first Lynn’s didn’t sustain its mo- Wednesday (7) at Chelmsford line. Patrie scored three goals, mentum in the second period. Forum. including an empty-netter in Nathan Silva scored the lone “The next one’s going to be the final seconds, and dished goal of the period, trimming tough,” Roberts said. “As you one assist. Lynn’s lead to 3-2. Silva’s shot get into the next round they “Andrew’s been the benefi- hit the top crossbar and land- get tougher and tougher. We’ve ciary of that line one’s hard ed over the line for the goal. seen Lowell (6-2 Lynn loss work,” Roberts said. “He’s Shawsheen was whistled for a Feb. 18). We’ll be ready for burying all the opportunities pair of penalties and killed them. We’ll have to be ready to when he gets them. When we them both. play physically again. Their need the spark, he’s been there Silva cashed in on a one-on- defense moves the puck side- all year to bury the biscuit. He one with Gallant to tie the to-side very well and they get scored 30 goals in the regular game at 3-3 with 13:12 to play. up out of the zone quickly. season and continues his tor- Seconds later, DiFilippo ap- We’ll have to limit their speed rid pace.” peared to have scored the go- and trap them in the neutral Matt Devin, John DiFilippo ahead goal but the referees zone in order to keep pace. If and Paul Papageorgiou each waved it off and it remained they play the way they did scored once. Brian Clougherty tied for the next five minutes. (Saturday) and bring the heart logged three assists, Owen After Shawsheen was whis- they gave me, we’ll in for a Downey dished two and Troy tled for its fourth penalty of battle and we’ll be back in the ITEM FILE PHOTO Petkevich had one. the game, Patrie lit the lamp same spot we were in last year. The Jets made things tough on the power play for the 4-3 It’s not a spot we haven’t been John DiFilippo scored one goal for the Lynn Jets in a win over on themselves with a couple lead. With 5:46 to go, Devin in before and I think that’ll Shawsheen in the Division 3 North quarterfinal Saturday at penalties in the opening peri- gave the Jets much-needed help us Wednesday.” O’Brien Rink in Woburn. St. Mary’s takes down Arlington Catholic SPARTANS Onwuogu, who has been From B1 bothered with a knee inju- ry, was ready to go to start When Chip Onwuogu the third quarter and his hit a foul shot at the be- presence in the middle ginning of the second changed the game, Brown quarter to make it 17-8, said. the Cougars got busy, out- “He blocked a few shots scoring St. Mary’s 10-1 (three in a row) right at over the next five minutes the beginning, and that to tie the game at 18. affected the whole game,” “Their coach (Joe Burke) he said. does a nice job of steady- It also allowed the Spar- ing them,” Brown said. tans to build a 46-32 lead “He saw some things and going into the fourth they got back into the quarter that, once again, game.” wasn’t enough to put the But it wasn’t all Cou- Cougars away. Arlington gars. Brown told his team Catholic had it back under that it should attack the 10 before it got to be time hoop first and to free the for the Cougars to start way for the long ball. In- fouling. And St. Mary’s stead, the Spartans did made nine free throws the opposite, and as they down the stretch to keep were 1-for-13 from beyond the Cougars at bay. the arc, they ran into Other top scorers for St. problems. Mary’s were Marvens Ro- The Cougars ended up sirus (9) and Abate-Walsh ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK leading, 28-22, late in (7). the second quarter before Ademide Badmus scored 11 points for St. Mary’s For Arlington Catho- in a win over Arlington Catholic in the Division Echevarria’s flurry at the lic, Ryan Svendsen had a ITEM FILE PHOTO end closed the gap to one. 3 North quarterfinal Saturday. team-high 13 points. Damon Maribito scored one goal for St. Mary’s in a loss to St. John’s Prep in the Division 1 North Crusaders girls hockey bounced by Norwell quarterfinal Sunday. FENWICK the puck into the Crusaders zone and quick. Prep hockey upsets From B1 dished a pass out front to Casey Mes- “We had a couple plays at the end sina whose shot was saved by Jalbert set up with the goalie out but they The Clippers kept the pressure on in but Tess Flanders crashed the net to were a little better skill wise on the St. Mary’s in shootout the second period. Norwell controlled finish the rebound and give the Clip- puck,” Anderson added. “Their puck the puck in the Fenwick zone for most pers a 1-0 lead. skills were a little better but the girls PREP of the period, but the Crusaders did The third period was much of the have big hearts. It’s been a great year a nice job keeping the puck on the same. The Crusaders did a good job of for us.” From B1 perimeter. Jalbert made 12 straight keeping Norwell’s offense at bay but With the Crusaders season coming Damon Maribito and Brady Carpenter scored a goal saves in the second to keep the game struggled to get any chances of their to a close at 12-7-1, Anderson is hap- each to give St. Mary’s a 2-0 lead in the first period. Nick scoreless. own. py to have had such a successful team Napolitano scored the Spartans’ lone goal of the shootout. “We tried to play in different layers,” With 2:27 to go Fenwick took a tim- throughout the year. St. John’s Nick Townshend and Ryan Hart scored a Anderson said. “They had so many eout and pulled Jalbert for one last “I’m disappointed we didn’t move goal each in the third period. Patrick Moran and Evan fast players that were getting by our chance to tie the game. The Crusaders on,” Anderson said. “But this was a Moore each scored in the shootout. forwards. We were trying to have one managed a few shots on net in the fi- wonderful year. We had good leader- Both goalies played outstanding games. Eagles fresh- defenseman step up and one back her nal seconds but couldn’t tie the game. ship from captains Lexi McNeil and man Jackson Irving made 36 saves to keep St. John’s up. We had different layers. Some- “We had the goalie out for two and a Jill Matucci. I’m thrilled with the sea- within striking distance. times it took that fourth layer but it half minutes,” Anderson said. “Some- son overall. Their work ethic and to- “Going into the shootout I thought (St. Mary’s) had the worked most of the night.” times you never get the chance. We getherness was great. All we ask is for advantage,” Hanson said. “They have (Colin Reddy, Na- Norwell finally broke through with worked on some plays all year in them to try to do what we’re teaching politano), a couple skilled forwards. (Davis Kinne) has 3:05 left in the second. Ward carried that situation. They were just a little them and they did.” really good hands. I knew they had three guys that would be excellent shootout guys. I was nervous going into the shootout. Irving was back there and he’s a dif- USGA, Justin Thomas to meet to talk rule changes ference-maker.” Spartans goalie Joe Purtell made 35 saves. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. correct. St. John’s committed the first error of the night and it was costly. The Eagles, controlling play through the first (AP) — Justin Thomas and the “It was a little shocking,” Thom- minutes, were whistled for a penalty with 8:30 to go in USGA are taking their Twitter as said of the Twitter back-and- the opening period. Carpenter cashed in on a rebound beef over rules changes offline. forth. “I’ve had communication just seconds into the power play to put St. Mary’s ahead USGA senior managing director with the USGA and I’ve talked 1-0. The Eagles weathered the storm through the next of championships John Boden- with a couple people about how I few minutes and created quality chances but Purtell re- hamer said Sunday that he hopes feel. ... It’s a little upsetting just fused to let anything in. to meet with Thomas in the com- because it was inaccurate. I hav- “That’s what gets you moving forward in the playoffs ing days to discuss some of his en’t canceled anything, especially and that’s what makes you a good team,” Lee said. “It criticisms of the modernized Rules any meetings. But it is what it is starts with goaltending. We’re very fortunate to have Joe of Golf that took effect this year. and all I want is the best for the between the pipes. I thought he had a great game. He The world’s No. 3 player hasn’t game of golf and the best for the gave us every chance to win.” been shy about airing his displea- sport.” The second period was scoreless despite two St. John’s sure about the changes both ver- Thomas said there have been power plays. bally and on social media, and the some attempts to set up calls, but The Eagles killed a penalty to start the third period, USGA’s public-relations arm went his schedule over the last three dodging a bullet when the Spartans had a chance to back at him to suggest setting up weeks hasn’t allowed one to hap- bump their lead. With 3:10 remaining, Townshend lit the a meeting. pen. lamp with a much-needed goal for the Eagles. Hart fol- “Look, it’s clear, I’m sure to ev- The Honda Classic provided a lowed with 1:31 remaining, tying the game at 2-2 on a St. eryone, that direct communica- plethora of rules-related issues Mary’s miscue to force overtime. tion is the best way to go,” Boden- and reactions. After two scoreless overtime frames, it came down to a hamer told Golf Channel. “That’s Thomas was upset that he shootout. Moran and Moore found the back of the net for where we’re going to go with this. wouldn’t have been able to replace St. John’s with three Purtell stops in between. Napoli- We’re going to talk with Justin, the 9-iron that he bent when his tano got one in for St. Mary’s but Irving sealed the win and we’re happy we’ll have an op- follow-through went into a tree in when he saved Maribito’s final attempt. portunity to have a conversation the opening round. It was a moot St. John’s advances the North semifinal against Ando- in a few days, hopefully.” point anyway, since Thomas said ver at Tsongas Center in Lowell Thursday night (7). The USGA said in a tweet that he didn’t have a spare 9-iron with St. Mary’s ends the season 16-7-1. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thomas has canceled previous him at PGA National that day. “It was a great season,” Lee said. “We played at a very Justin Thomas is not a fan of the new meetings. Thomas, speaking Sun- But it was the bigger issue that high level. We were competitive every game. Great group rules that the USGA has put in place day after his final-round 71 at the he was upset about, and he wasn’t of seniors, great leadership. I’m very proud of the effort for the 2019 golf season. Honda Classic, said that is not alone as the week went along. (Sunday) and the season we had.” MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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SPORTS BRIEFS Hibernian 5K nominees must have gradu- ated at least 15 years ago. Road Race The hall of fame dinner will be held on May 18 at Angel- The 10th annual Lynn ica’s Restaurant in Middle- Hibernian 5K Road Race is ton. scheduled for Sunday, Nominations will be March 24 at 11a.m. Online accepted until March 30. registration is available via Anyone can submit a nomi- Racewire at https://race- nation whether they’re asso- wire.com/register. ciated with Lynn Tech or php?id=10042. Online reg- not. Previous nominees will istration closes at midnight also remain eligible. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on March 20. After March Forms are available from 20, those interested may Bart Conlon, who can be Jayson Tatum puts up a contested layup during a loss to the Houston Rockets Sunday afternoon at register in person at the reached by phone at 781- TD Garden. Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- 599-6277 or via email at eral St on Saturday, March bartleyconlon133@comcast. 23 from noon to 4 p.m. net. during packet pick up or on Late comeback comes up short race day beginning at 9 a.m. The registration fee is Saugus Babe Ruth $30. The first 500 regis- signups tered runners will also be for Celtics in loss to Rockets given race shirts. There will The remaining Saugus be a post-race party that Babe Ruth Baseball sign- BOSTON (AP) — James Hard- had been a 28-point deficit to 106-96 missed his second straight game includes free food and live ups will be held at the Fox en and the Houston Rockets are at with 6:08 to play. with a sore right calf Irish music as well. Hill Yacht Club on Ballard their best when they are knocking Terry Rozier got fouled on a Celtics: Shot 1 for 13 from 3-point More information and St. March 11 and March 25 down 3-pointers, getting points in 3-pointer at the five-minute mark, line in the first half. race updates can be found from 6 to 8p.m. Any Sau- the paint and racking up points to but missed all three free throws. FAST START at https://sites.google.com/ gus resident 13, 14 or 15 the foul line. It was 109-100 when Nene’s re- Houston was the more aggressive site/lynnhibernian5k/. years of age is eligible to They did all three against the bound gave Houston a second op- team on both ends from the outset sign up. The cost for the Boston Celtics and it added up to a portunity after a Gordon miss. It and led 65-43 at the half. Harden season is $175 per player. mostly easy outing against a team wound up in Harden’s hands and he (23 points) and Gordon (20 points) Lynn Tech Hall of After teams are picked, uni- Fame nominations forms and a game schedule that is continuing to struggle. stepped back and swished his final matched the Celtics’ output by them- will be issued. Most games Harden had 42 points before foul- 3 of the game to push the lead back selves in the opening 24 minutes. Nominations are now will be played at World ing out late in the fourth quarter up to 12. The Celtics were often careless being accepted for the Lynn Series Park, which is cele- and Houston held on to beat Bos- But leading 112-104 Harden fouled in the half court on offense. They Tech Hall of Fame. Eligible brating its fifteenth season. ton 115-104 on Sunday for its fifth out when he was called for an offen- turned it over five times in the five straight victory. sive foul with 1:44 left. minutes of the game, leading to 10 Harden made six 3-pointers and The Celtics came up empty on Rockets’ points. TV/RADIO scored 40 or more points for the 24th their next trip down the floor and Boston’s giveaways were exacer- time this season. Houston entered they were forced to foul after failing bated by its slowness getting back in TV the day in fifth place in the Western to corral Austin Rivers’ miss from transition. MLB Conference standings, a game be- deep. Other times the Celtics failed to 1:10 p.m...... Boston at NY Mets...... MLB Network hind of fourth-place Oklahoma City. Boston earned its first victory since help out teammates when they were NBA Eric Gordon added 32 points and the All-Star break on Friday night beaten off the dribble, allowing the 7:30 p.m...... Dallas at Brooklyn...... NBATV had eight 3-pointers. against Washington. But on Sunday Rockets — and particularly Harden 10:30 p.m...... LA Clippers at LA Lakers...... NBATV “We’re finally healthy, so yeah. It the Celtics fell back into many of the — to get uncontested layups. Hous- Men’s College Basketball feels good,” Harden said. “We win- same bad habits that had caused ton scored 16 of its first 31 points in ning, guys know their roles, we’re them to lose four straight prior to the paint. 7 p.m...... Virginia at Syracuse...... ESPN executing defensively, we’re helping that win over the Wizards. Boston hoped to get some defen- 9 p.m...... Kansas St. at TCU...... ESPN2 each other out, we’re talking. That’s Horford said he couldn’t point to sive help with Aron Baynes return- 9 p.m...... Prairie View A&M at Alabama St...... ESPNU all it’s about.” just one thing as the main culprit of ing to action after missing this last 9 p.m...... Texas at Texas Tech...... ESPN Boston has lost five of six since their issues right now. 11 games with a left foot contusion. Women’s College Basketball returning from the All-Star break. “We’ve had some good moments. But Harden repeatedly forced the 7 p.m...... Baylor at West Virginia...... FS1 Kyrie Irving led the Celtics with But right now, unfortunately, we’re Celtics to switch Baynes onto him 24 points, nine rebounds and six going through a really bad stretch,” on defense. Harden easily drove past 7 p.m...... UConn at South Florida...... ESPN2 assists. Al Horford finished with 19 Horford said. “This is when our the big man for layups on three oc- 8 p.m...... UCF at Houston...... CBSSN points. group needs to make sure that we casions. Radio Boston did a decent job trying to stay together.” When Boston did have the ball, MLB contain Harden, limiting him to 14- Things don’t get any easier for Bos- they often settled for jumpers or 1:10 p.m...... Boston at NY Mets...... WEEI-AM 850 of-31 shooting from the field and ton, which plays its next four on the tried to attack Houston one-on-one. nine free throw attempts. road. Its trip out West begins with a With the Celtics trailing 53-36 late But the Celtics were inefficient matchup against Golden State and in the first half Marcus Morris air- NHL when they had the ball, shooting 48 ends with games against the Lakers balled a desperation 3-pointer as the percent (37 of 77) for the game and and Clippers. shot clock wound down, prompting a EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division 29 percent (8 of 28) from beyond the TIP-INS chorus of boos from the home crowd. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA arc. Rockets: Harden and Gordon com- UP NEXT Tampa Bay 66 50 12 4 104 258 174 Winnipeg 64 38 22 4 80 217 191 Boston 65 39 17 9 87 194 161 Nashville 67 37 25 5 79 199 178 The Celtics started the fourth bined to score 74 points on 51 per- Celtics: At Golden State on Tues- Toronto 65 40 21 4 84 233 186 St. Louis 65 34 25 6 74 187 181 quarter with a 17-6 run to cut what cent shooting. ... Iman Shumpert day night. Montreal 66 35 24 7 77 201 193 Dallas 65 33 27 5 71 166 170 Buffalo 65 30 27 8 68 187 207 Minnesota 65 32 27 6 70 180 188 Florida 64 28 25 11 67 205 221 Colorado 66 28 26 12 68 216 208 Detroit 65 23 33 9 55 179 223 Chicago 65 27 29 9 63 218 245 Ottawa 65 22 38 5 49 192 244 Pacific Division Keith Mitchell sinks putt on 18th hole to Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 65 41 17 7 89 232 186 Washington 66 38 21 7 83 226 208 San Jose 65 38 19 8 84 233 204 N.Y. Islanders 65 37 21 7 81 187 157 Vegas 67 36 26 5 77 201 187 earn first PGA Tour win at the Honda Classic Carolina 65 36 23 6 78 196 176 Arizona 65 32 28 5 69 176 183 Pittsburgh 65 34 22 9 77 226 202 Edmonton 65 28 30 7 63 183 213 Columbus 64 36 25 3 75 201 192 Vancouver 66 27 30 9 63 180 206 PALM BEACH GAR- ment,” Mitchell said. “And I Philadelphia 66 32 26 8 72 201 219 Anaheim 66 25 32 9 59 144 203 DENS, Fla. (AP) — Keith had it today.” N.Y. Rangers 65 27 27 11 65 190 218 Los Angeles 65 24 33 8 56 158 207 Mitchell’s first and until Ryan Palmer (63) and New Jersey 66 25 33 8 58 188 223 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. now only win as a profes- Lucas Glover (66) tied for Sunday’s Games Carolina at Boston, 7 p.m. sional was three years ago, fourth at 7 under. And for a Washington 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, SO Ottawa vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 ans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. on something called the G while, it looked like Palm- Vegas 3, Vancouver 0 Winnipeg at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Pro Tour. er might steal the tourna- Anaheim 2, Colorado 1 Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. As is the case with mini- ment. Ottawa at Florida, 5 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Columbus, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Arizona, 9 p.m. tour life, hardly anybody Palmer was tied for 48th Nashville at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Colorado, 9 p.m. Chicago at San Jose, 10 p.m. was watching and hard- after the opening round, Monday’s Games Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. ly anybody noticed. He tied for 51st after 36 holes Edmonton at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Toronto at Calgary, 9 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. earned $5,600. and tied for 39th when the Tuesday’s Games Toronto at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Those days are long gone. final round began. But he Columbus at New Jersey, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Florida at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Calgary at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. After 97 tries on the PGA started with four straight Tour, the Web.com Tour birdies on the way to going and even the Latinoameri- out in 29 — the first play- NBA ca Tour, Mitchell is finally a er to ever do that in a final EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE winner — and had to out- round at the Honda. He Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB slug two of the game’s best rolled in a 25-footer from Toronto 46 17 .730 — Houston 38 25 .603 — players for that long-await- just off the green for bird- Philadelphia 40 23 .635 6 San Antonio 35 29 .547 3½ Boston 38 26 .594 8½ New Orleans 29 36 .446 10 ed victory. A birdie on the ie at the par-4 16th, then Brooklyn 32 33 .492 15 Dallas 27 35 .435 10½ par-5 18th on Sunday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stuck his tee shot to 6 feet New York 13 50 .206 33 Memphis 25 39 .391 13½ capped Mitchell’s win at and made birdie at the par- Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The Honda Classic, where Keith Mitchell won the Honda Classic Sunday 3 17th. Orlando 30 34 .469 — Denver 42 20 .677 — he held off Brooks Koepka for his first career PGA Tour victory. When he finished at 2:32 Charlotte 29 34 .460 ½ Portland 39 24 .619 3½ Miami 28 34 .452 1 Oklahoma City 38 24 .613 4 and Rickie Fowler. p.m., he was two shots back Washington 25 37 .403 4 Utah 36 26 .581 6 “It was awesome,” Mitch- big charges as well on a He was on the upslope and the final group was on Atlanta 22 42 .344 8 Minnesota 29 33 .468 13 ell said. “I wish that I could wild and windy day at PGA of a fairway bunker about the fifth hole. Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB come up with a better word National, yet settled for a 205 yards from the pin for “I’ve got an outside x-Milwaukee 48 15 .762 — Golden State 44 19 .698 — than that, but just having tie for second at 8 under, his second shot at the par- chance, for sure,” Palmer Indiana 41 23 .641 7½ L.A. Clippers 36 29 .554 9 one shot behind Mitchell. 5 18th. All he could do from Detroit 30 31 .492 17 Sacramento 31 31 .500 12½ a chance to come down said when he was done. Chicago 18 46 .281 30½ L.A. Lakers 30 33 .476 14 the stretch against Rickie Fowler gave Mitchell a there was hit a pop-up, About two hours later, he Cleveland 15 48 .238 33 Phoenix 13 51 .203 31½ Fowler and Brooks, those warm embrace when they leaving him with a wedge was in the outright lead. Sunday’s Games Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. guys are the best in the crossed paths after the fi- in for his third. Not long after that, he Portland 118, Charlotte 108 Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Atlanta 123, Chicago 118 Houston at Toronto, 8 p.m. world and they’ve been out nal putt. That checked up about 15 was in a six-way tie atop Houston 115, Boston 104 Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m. here proving themselves. “Awesome guy,” Fowler feet below the hole, giving the leaderboard. And his L.A. Clippers 128, New York 107 Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. said. “Obviously, a good him a putt to win. He made Minnesota at Washington, 6 p.m. Boston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. And I’m just pleased that I chance lasted until 5:07 Orlando at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Wednesday’s Games could prove myself against enough player to win.” it, pumped his fist and p.m., when Koepka tapped Toronto at Detroit, 6 p.m. Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. Memphis at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. guys like that.” Koepka and Fowler both waited for the final group of in for birdie on the last and Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games birdied the 18th. Fowler Wyndham Clark and Vijay took the clubhouse lead at Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 7 p.m. Mitchell birdied four of Dallas at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. his final seven holes, in- actually birdied three of his Singh to finish about five 8 under. Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. San Antonio at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. final four holes, including a minutes later. Koepka was good. Fowler Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. cluding a 15-footer on the New Orleans at Utah, 9 p.m. Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. last for a 3-under 67 and a 45-footer on the 17th. “Everybody dreams about was good. New York at Sacramento, 10 p.m. New York at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Mitchell was just one L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Boston at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 9-under 271 total. Koepka But Mitchell didn’t waver having that putt on the Tuesday’s Games Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. (66) and Fowler (67) made in the wind. 18th hole to win a tourna- swing better. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Once-close sibling drifts away after nephew’s birth Cool defense after pushy bidding DEAR ABBY: I have al- out late at night during a King Charles I, who was be- suit, hoping to bid spades ways been close to my old- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van sleepover. While attempt- headed in 1649, said, “Never once more to complete the est brother and his wife. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ing to cross an interstate make a defense or apology picture of his distribution. I’m 24 years younger than and was founded by her mother, highway, my student was until you be accused.” When South chose to contin- they are. In some ways, I Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at struck by a car and killed. For a bridge player: Try not ue with two spades, North’s think I was like a child to DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los A few days ago, as I was to produce a defense that jump to game was ambitious. them because they were needs a later apology. It did not require any exper- Angeles, CA 90069. clearing space off an old never able to have chil- external hard drive, I In today’s deal, is there a tise to defeat five diamonds dren naturally or through found a 90-second video of defense against four spades? after West led a club in answer adoption. to his partner’s overcall. SAD SIS IN it, unless he mentions it? my deceased student do- In a 16-table duplicate, Ever since I had my first the final contracts were two Beating four spades was CALIFORNIA Even then, I’m afraid to ing a play audition a cou- child two years ago, they spades (once), three spades also not too taxing. After East tell him the real number. ple of months before her have become distant. They DEAR SIS: Because (once), four diamonds (once), had taken two club tricks, he skip family occasions and your brother is a “straight TORN UP IN THE demise. It is a middle four spades (12 times) and shifted to his singleton dia- don’t send gifts anymore. shooter,” get to the point EAST close-up (waist to head) five diamonds (once). That mond. Declarer won on the (I don’t care about the ma- and tell him you are hurt and very clear. It’s proba- last contract was reached board and ran the spade 10 DEAR TORN UP: You terial items, but they used because of the change in bly one of the last videos of after South rebid three dia- to West’s queen, but then were entitled to have a life to send me very thought- his behavior. Then ask him her with such high quality. monds. Yes, his hand had a West returned a diamond for ful gifts.) My brother has to explain what’s going on. before you met the man My question is, five years lot of potential tricks, but only East to ruff. gotten angry at me over Unless you know for sure you eventually married. after her funeral, should I if partner had some fit for his how I feed my son (I don’t what has caused it, there These days, most men and reach out to her parents or suits; and the bid greatly over- give him sweets), and says is nothing you can do. women have a past, so would that be too painful stated his high-card points. he will no longer be around please stop flogging your- for them? Then, North bid three hearts, me if food is involved. He’s DEAR ABBY: I have self with guilt over yours. South jump-rebid four dia- late to return emails I been married for two years Your past is over. Concen- REACHING OUT monds (three spades would send. This hurts immense- and everything is great. trate on your present. Your DEAR REACHING OUT: have worked better here), and ly. We rarely fight. The only husband obviously loves North felt obligated to raise I’m glad you asked. Con- My brother is a straight thing that’s bothering me you exactly the way you to five diamonds. He thought tact the parents, tell them shooter. When I asked him is my husband has never are. Your history has made about four spades, but want- if I did something to of- asked me about my past you the person you are. about your discovery and ed a higher card than the 10 fend him, he said no, but lovers — never asked how ask whether they would to offer what he assumed his behavior suggests oth- many or any other details. DEAR ABBY: I need like to have it. I would be would be a 5-2 fit. erwise. I feel like by hav- I have had quite a past. He help. I am a middle school very surprised if they In the given auction, South ing children, I have lost hasn’t. I feel bad because I drama teacher. Five years didn’t. They will probably might have rebid three dia- part of my family. Is there feel like I’m hiding it from ago, one of my eighth regard it as an unexpected monds to show his five-card anything I can do? him. Should I forget about graders and a friend snuck gift.

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LLC is the present holder by assignment Salem, MA 01970 from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Principal Specifications may be obtained starting Monday March 4, 2019 at 11 a.m. at the (978) 744-1020 Residential Mortgage, Inc. to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated August 15, 2012 recorded Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development Maintenance Office, in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31637, Page 244 located at 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, MA. 01905. Specifications will be emailed upon Estate of: and assignment from CitiMortgage, Inc. to Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC request to [email protected] or can be picked up at the Maintenance Office. Frederick A. Curcio dated February 24, 2016 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Specifications are available until the due date specified below. Also known as: Frederick A Curcio, Jr., Frederick Curcio Deeds in Book 34733, Page 171, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and Date of Death: 01/29/2015 for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 8 Non-Price proposals (qualifications) and price proposals (hourly rates) must be A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: Duke Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 1:00 PM on April sealed and clearly marked in separate envelopes as outlined in the proposal Mark A Curcio of Lynn MA 5, 2019, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and instructions. Any proposal not received in this manner will be rejected. Proposals and Kevin M Curcio of Gonzalez FL singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: must be submitted to the LHAND at the above Maintenance Office address to the requesting that the court order a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including a attention of Jim Finigan - Procurement Manager, no later than Monday March 25, determination of heirs at law, the allowance of a final account, and other such A parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, known as #8 Duke 2019 at 11 a.m. relief as may be requested in the Petition. Street, being shown as Lot 25 on a plan of land in the City of Lynn, Essex County, IMPORTANT NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts, by S.R. Rogers, Surveyor, recorded with Essex The chosen firm will enter into a contract with the LHAND for professional services You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the South District Deeds in Book 1062, Page 1, bounded and described as follows: not to exceed $96,000 over 3 years. The contract will be for 1 year with two Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney additional yearly options at the sole discretion of the LHAND. Contract is on an must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Southwesterly: by Duke Street, 50 feet; as-needed basis with no guarantee of spending, and subject to funding the return day of 04/08/2019. availability. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Northwesterly: by Lots 20 and 21 on said plan, 100 feet; appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a The LHAND Board of Commissioners reserves the right to waive any informality in timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Northeasterly: by land now or formerly of Cook, 50 feet; and or to reject any or all proposals or any part thereof and make award as may within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further appear in the best interest of the LHAND. notice to you. Southeasterly: by Lot 29 on said plan, 100 feet WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. The LHAND Board of Commissioners and the Executive Director will do the notice Date: February 26, 2019 Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and of the award and the actual award of this contract. Pamela Casey O'Brien described. Register of Probate Bid under Chapter 30B M.G. L. Item: March 4, 2019 Said premises are hereby conveyed subject to and with the benefits of rights and easements set forth in the record title. Charles Gaeta Executive Director For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Item: March 4, 2019 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20066, Page 59. NEW IN TOWN? COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other LAND COURT municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to 18 SM 008078 and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of ORDER OF NOTICE record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. TO: Cristyn L. Newhall a/k/a Cristyn Newhall and to all persons entitled to the Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 3901 et seq.: $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order Freedom Mortgage Corporation claiming to have an interest in a mortgage to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from covering real property in Lynn, numbered 24 Bay State Road, given by Cristyn L. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon Newhall a/k/a Cristyn Newhall to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check Inc. as nominee for Freedom Mortgage Corporation, dated October 30, 2015, in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, and recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 34491 , Page 534, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has filed with this or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. 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By Sarah El Deeb bank of the Euphrates er of land intensified later ASSOCIATED PRESS River. Later in the day, he Saturday. tweeted that heavy fight- Two helicopters for the OUTSIDE BAGHOUZ, ing continued at outskirts U.S.-led coalition were Syria — The ground as- of Baghouz, adding that seen circling the area of sault into the last area held “SDF made a remarkable fighting around noon Sat- by the Islamic State group progress since yesterday urday. A loud explosion intensified Saturday as evening (and) recaptured later was heard from a U.S.-backed Syrian fighters many positions from ISIS.” distance and thick black made “remarkable prog- Zana Amedi, an SDF smoke billowed into the ress” amid heavy clashes, commander, told The As- sky, apparently a coalition including the capture of a sociated Press that “an airstrike. hill overlooking a tent en- active ground force” is ad- The SDF on Friday eve- campment for the extrem- vancing into IS-held ter- ning resumed military ists, officials with the Kurd- ritories as the extremists operations to liberate the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ish-led forces said. resort to sniper fire and last piece of territory held The capture of the last booby-traps. by IS in the province of Leaders of New Britain, Conn., considered renaming Paul Manafort Sr. pocket still held by IS Another SDF command- Deir el-Zour after evacu- Drive, a street named after Paul Manafort’s father. fighters in Baghouz vil- er who goes by his nom de ating thousands of civil- lage would mark the end guerre, Aram, said the as- ians and hostages who of a devastating four-year sault into the last IS sliv- had been besieged inside. Manafort family business defends global campaign to end the extremist group’s hold on its name as their cousin sits in jail territory in Syria and Iraq — their so-called “caliph- By Michelle R. Smith lies and lawbreaking. line that raises eyebrows ate” that at the height of and Dave Collins The Manafort name has among some who have fol- the group’s power in 2014 ASSOCIATED PRESS been a familiar one in New lowed the family history. controlled nearly a third England politics and busi- The company says Paul of both Iraq and Syria. PROVIDENCE, R.I. ness for decades, creating Manafort’s criminal is- Since the last push by — What do you do if you a predicament for the fam- sues have nothing to do the Syrian Democratic share a name with one of ily as the 69-year-old for- with the firm and that Forces began Friday night, the most prominent defen- mer attorney is scheduled business has not been af- the Kurdish-led force has dants in the special coun- to be sentenced Thursday. fected by the prosecution. been advancing slowly on sel’s investigation into Manafort Brothers is Paul Manafort has never two fronts as the extrem- Russia? one of New England’s best worked at the company ists used snipers and boo- Paul Manafort’s daugh- known construction com- and has no ownership in by traps to slow the push ter decided to change her panies. Its name pops up it, according to President on the last area they con- name. Leaders of New alongside highways, at ho- Jim Manafort Jr. trol, SDF spokesman Mus- Britain, Conn, considered tel construction sites and “I could almost count on tafa Bali said. He added renaming Paul Manafort on heavy equipment used one hand how many times that IS tried to detonate a Drive, a street named af- to dig holes or tear down somebody has asked me suicide car bomb against ter his father. buildings. After 9/11, what the relationship is,” advancing fighters but the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS At Manafort Brothers Manafort Brothers helped he said. attempt failed. Inc., a family-owned New remove what was left of Manafort was convict- Bali tweeted that “heavy Civilians are still being evacuated out of the England construction the World Trade Center ed of tax and bank fraud clashes” were taking place last territory held by Islamic State militants, in firm, they are defending buildings. charges in Virginia, where in the area on the east the desert outside Baghouz, Syria. the Manafort name and A recent press release he’ll be sentenced Thurs- legacy while distancing touting Manafort Broth- day. He’s set to be sen- themselves from their ers’ 100th anniversary tenced again March 13 in Ponca Tribe fighting 2 states cousin, Trump’s former boasts that the company Washington after pleading campaign chairman who “is still led by the strong guilty to illegally lobbying was recently blasted by moral and business ethics on behalf of Ukrainian po- and a city to keep new casino prosecutors for years of of the Manafort family,” a litical interests. By Margery A. Beck Missouri River in Nebras- originally been on the east ANALYSIS ASSOCIATED PRESS ka River — has no reserva- side of the river, but thanks tion. The U.S. government to shifting and flooding in CARTER LAKE, Iowa — terminated the tribe in the the late 1800s, it’s now sur- Some 150 years after suf- Tensions between India, Pakistan 1960s and took its remain- rounded by the city of Oma- fering the loss of its home- ing land as part of a policy land at the hands of the ha — the largest city in Ne- that sought to abolish res- braska, whose constitution de-escalate, but triggers remain U.S. government, the Ponca ervations and assimilate Tribe of Nebraska is cele- expressly forbids casinos. Native Americans into “The practical result,” By Kathy Gannon calate, promising talks claimed responsibility. brating a triumph with the mainstream American so- opening of a casino intend- Nebraska’s lawsuit states, and Emily Schmall and an investigation. The Last Tuesday, Indian air- ciety. The tribe regained its ASSOCIATED PRESS ed to secure a stream of “is that Carter Lake is ac- premier has made peace craft bombed in Pakistan federal recognition in 1990, talks with India a recur- saying they targeted the revenue for the long-strug- cessible only by traveling ISLAMABAD — Nucle- and most of its 4,500 mem- ring theme, as he focuses group’s training camps gling tribe. through Nebraska, and ar-armed neighbors India bers are spread over 15 on his country’s struggling and claimed the strikes The only thing standing more specially, through and Pakistan have pulled counties in Iowa, Nebraska economy. killed many militants. Pa- in its way? An effort by gov- Omaha, which is Nebras- back from the brink of an and South Dakota. Yet Pakistan’s deadly kistan and journalists at ernments in Iowa and Ne- ka’s most populous and all-out military confron- Its casino sits on a 5-acre militant groups — many the site said the bombs hit braska that seeks to strip it densely populated metro- tation over the contested lot that the tribe bought 20 spawned by the Paki- of the casino. politan area.” Kashmir region. empty fields. years ago in Carter Lake, stani military as proxies “It’s the same fight, all The Prairie Flower is But Indian Prime Min- Pakistan retaliated the the only Iowa city on the against India — are be- next day, downing two In- these years after it began,” western side of the Mis- essentially in the heart of ister Narendra Modi and coming increasingly diffi- dian aircraft and captur- said Ponca Tribal Chair- souri River, which other- Omaha, just blocks from his Pakistani counter- cult to control. ing an Indian pilot. man Larry Wright. wise separates Nebraska the city’s downtown and a part Imran Khan failed Their continued pres- Khan went on national The $10 million Prairie and Iowa. Carter Lake had mile from its airport. to address the underlying Flower Casino opened in threats to stability, raising ence is bound to trigger TV, offering Modi peace November with 200 slot- the likelihood of renewed renewed tensions, said talks and promising an in- style machines after the escalation. Moeed Yusuf of the Wash- vestigation of the suicide National Indian Gaming Modi, who seeks re-elec- ington-based United attack. Later that day, In- Commission approved the tion this spring, played States Institute of Peace. dia handed over a dossier tribe’s casino license a year to his Hindu nationalist “The bottom line is that it said laid out evidence of earlier, some 10 years after base with India’s tough re- Pakistan’s international Jaish-e-Mohammed’s in- the tribe began its effort sponse to a suicide attack image and standing can- volvement in the bombing. to open the casino. It’s far in the Indian-controlled not be fixed (as long as) On Friday, Pakistan from a novelty in the area: part of Kashmir that these groups remain alive handed the captured pilot Three much larger casinos killed dozens of Indian on Pakistani soil,” he said. to India, signaling de-es- are just a few miles away, troops. The latest crisis calation and raising hopes also in western Iowa. Yet India bombed inside Already Pakistan and that war had been avert- the casino’s location is cen- Pakistan, saying it tar- India have fought two ed. tral to the opposition to it, geted training camps wars over Kashmir, a for- India’s Kashmir including lawsuits from the of Jaish-e-Mohammed, mer princely state tucked insurgency city of Council Bluffs, Iowa, a militant group that away in the Himalayan India has violently sup- and the states of Iowa and claimed responsibility for region that is divided be- pressed widespread dissent Nebraska. the attack. The strikes tween the two rivals but inside its portion of Kash- Unlike most other tribal drove up Modi’s popu- claimed in its entirety by mir, which is the only Mus- casinos, the Prairie Flower PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS larity, reinforcing the both. lim majority state in mostly wasn’t built on a reserva- message that an uncom- A Feb. 14 suicide at- Hindu India. International tion. The Ponca Tribe — The $10 million Prairie Flower Casino opened promising stance toward tack killed more than human rights groups have forced in the 1870s by the in November with 200 slot-style machines after Muslim-majority Pakistan 40 Indian soldiers in In- accused Indian security U.S. government to leave the National Indian Gaming Commission ap- pays off politically. dian-controlled Kash- forces of widespread abus- its homeland along the proved the tribe’s casino license a year earlier. Khan sought to de-es- mir. Jaish-e-Mohammed es, arrests and torture.

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It’s still in clinical ease” initiative and related trials, but so far, so good. projects aim to prevent or Q: Another project in- cure diseases such as lung PHOTO | TNS volves trying to prevent and blood cancers and ju- Type 1, or juvenile, diabe- Suicide is an increasingly prominent public venile diabetes. They’re tes. J&J and the Juvenile health issue, with rates rising across the coun- run by the New Bruns- try and suicide ranking as the second leading wick, N.J., company’s head PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Diabetes Research Foun- dation are partnering, cause of death for Americans aged 15 to 34. of external innovation, Dr. Dr. William Hait, head of external research at and Finland’s government William Hait, who also health giant Johnson & Johnson, aims for a may participate. Why oversees augmenting in- ‘World Without Disease’ with projects to pre- greenlight this? Developers of suicide house research by licens- vent diseases or cure them early on. ing science and technology A: You can predict with some certainty which chil- from other companies — or “What could I have done A: It has to be a serious prediction score hope dren will go on to develop buying them. to prevent this?” I wanted disease. You have to be Hait discussed this re- to see if there were disease able to define a population Type 1 diabetes by the to prevent teen deaths cently with The Associat- processes that could be in- at very high risk, and the antibodies in their blood. There are certain coun- ed Press. Answers have terrupted. underlying biology. Then By Aneri Pattani Melhem and her team tries like Finland where been edited for clarity and Q: What were the goals? you have to have an inter- THE PHILADELPHIA developed the predictive length. A: We wanted to focus on vention, say a drug, that the incidence of Type 1 di- INQUIRER risk scoring tool after Q: What led you to start prevention, intercepting you suspect would be not abetes is so high that chil- studying 663 children for World Without Disease? the disease-causing pro- only effective, but safe, be- dren are actually tested. Suicide is an increas- 12 years. The children A: The origins began from cess, or diagnosing the dis- cause remember these peo- We had a drug that had ingly prominent public were considered at high my experience as a medi- ease so early that it could ple don’t have a disease. the potential to be effec- health issue, with rates risk for suicide because cal oncologist taking care be cured. Q: The first project in- tive, Simponi. We think rising across the country their parents had mood of patients, then moving Q: How do you decide volves “smoldering my- it’s going pretty well. In a and suicide ranking as the disorders. Over the years, into the pharmaceutical which conditions to pur- eloma.” This condition year or so, we should get second leading cause of researchers periodically business. Patients asked, sue? precedes a type of blood the data. death for Americans aged evaluated the parents and 15 to 34. But ask an ex- children for psychiatric pert to predict who is most diagnoses and symptoms at risk, and they’ll only be like depression, hopeless- Vitamins: What men and women need able to give you an educat- ness, and irritability. By Barbara Quinn 1200 milligrams of calci- ed guess. They found that the THE MONTEREY COUNTY um from food and supple- In fact, an analysis of strongest predictor of sui- HERALD ments combined. So do 50 years of research on cidal behavior was not just men over the age of 70. suicidal thoughts and at- the severity of depressive What’s the difference be- For younger women, the tempts found medical pro- symptoms, but how much tween men’s and women’s biggy is iron. Because of fessionals’ ability to pre- those symptoms varied multivitamins? If a woman the monthly loss of this dict suicidal behavior is over time. takes a formulation des- mineral through the men- only slightly better than “It’s a shift in thinking ignated for men, will her strual cycle, young ladies chance. about which risk factors voice lower an octave? Will need more iron than men Researchers at the Uni- are most predictive,” Mel- a young man’s hair turn from the age of 14 to 50, versity of Pittsburgh are hem said. gray if he ingests a supple- according to the current hoping to change that Currently, many thera- ment for men over 50? Dietary Guidelines for with a new predictive pists rely on psychiatric Maybe these dreary Americans. As she ap- scoring tool they’ve devel- diagnoses. For example, days of winter cause me to proaches menopause, a oped. In a study published patients with depression wonder about such things. woman needs less iron. in JAMA Psychiatry, they or substance use disorders Truth is, males and fe- Multivitamin/mineral for- showed the tool correctly are considered at greater males — at certain stag- mulas for older women predicted suicidal behav- risk for suicide than pa- ior in 87 percent of cases. es of life — do have some PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS may supply half the iron tients with anxiety or eat- varying nutrient needs. of other preparations. More studies are needed ing disorders. And if we need a multi- Most of our nutrient needs stay fairly stable over And many vitamin/min- to verify its reliability, but “But diagnoses are la- vitamin supplement (not the years. For example, from age 14 on, healthy eral supplements for older it’s a start, said Nadine bels that don’t change,” everyone does), it helps to boys and girls, men and women need similar dai- men have no extra iron at Melhem, a co-author of Melhem said, while sui- be guided in the right di- ly doses of potassium, vitamin E and selenium. all due to the risk for some the study and an associ- cidal behavior varies rection. But that probably men to accumulate excess ate professor of psychiatry during the course of a doesn’t mean dire conse- during pregnancy.) Prena- tain extra amounts of this amounts of this mineral. at Pitt’s School of Medi- psychiatric illness. “We quences for a man who ac- tal vitamins provide extra mineral. That’s because, Most of our nutrient cine. “We want to equip want to reflect and ad- cidentally pops one of his amounts of this nutrient during pregnancy, a wom- needs stay fairly stable clinicians with something dress what are the symp- wife’s prenatal vitamins. plus more iron for the task an’s body can absorb twice over the years. For exam- that gives them more con- toms that change with Let’s start there: During of baby building. Some as much calcium. So the ple, from age 14 on, healthy fidence in their ability to that risk.” pregnancy, especially in prenatal formulas also recommendation stays the boys and girls, men and predict suicidal behavior The study suggests ther- the early weeks, a wom- contain omega-3 fats from same whether a woman women all need similar in a patient.” apists should think not an needs additional folate fish that may help with is pregnant or not: 1300 daily doses of potassium, It’s a goal many re- only about how a patient — a B-vitamin vital to brain development. milligrams a day for 14- vitamin E and selenium. searchers are pursuing, feels in the moment, but the formation of the fetal Interestingly, although 18 year old ladies; 1000 And men generally need with attempts involving how severe their symp- brain and spinal column. a pregnant woman needs milligrams a day for wom- slightly higher amounts of everything from scanning toms have been in the (We all need folate but extra calcium, many pre- en 19-50. Once a woman vitamin C, zinc and certain patients’ brains to analyz- past and how often those it’s especially essential natal vitamins do not con- hits the big 51, she needs B-vitamins than women. ing their social media data. symptoms change.

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