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By Steve Krause IteM NewS edItor LYNN — december was a bad month for heroin overdoses, says Lynn Po- lice Chief Kevin F. Cop- pinger. He might as well extend that. the whole year has been terrible. through November there were 32 fatalities due to drugs, and 305 overdoses. And Coppinger said that in the first two weeks of december, there were 10 overdoses, five of them fatal. item photo | owen o’rourke “we’re getting our butts Lynn Police Sgt. Dave McEnaney goes over a case with Erin Zapata, of LYNN, A6 the Behavioral Health Unit, at the Lynn Police Station.

photo | paula muller Efficiency the key Saugus While his older brother was zipping around the ice at the McVann-O’Keefe Memorial Skating Rink in Peabody on Saturday, Xan- to Swampscott der Follis, 2, wonders if it’s all such a great has big idea. His mother Shannon Follis is helping him get his footing. plans for Holidays 2016 on ice in By Bridget Turcotte IteM StAFF SAUGUS —the rezoning of route one, Peabody one of the accomplishments for the Plan- ning Board in 2015, will lead to bigger and better things in 2016, says chairman Peter By Jacqlyn Culwell rossetti. For tHe IteM “the biggest thing and one of the more PeABodY — what do you do when the holiday important things was the issue with the hustle of Christmas and New Year’s comes to an end? new route one zoning,” rossetti said. “that changed the way that the properties Peabody’s James McVann/Louis o’Keefe Memorial photo | paula muller on route one are going to be developed in rink offers public skating every day and with the Michael McClung, at home going over economic data the future.” weather being unusually lacking in snow, getting to about expenditures in Swampscott. Under the zoning amendment, which the rink poses no problem. passed in May by town at departments across town Kathy “Kat” Silva, the office manager at the rink, By Gayla Cawley Meeting, properties of IteM StAFF government and identify places said Saturday that weekends are generally busy. mixed-use are allowed “Collins “today is one of those days where it’s busy,” she said. where there is opportunity for at one location. Avenue is “we have three hockey games and a free skate going SwAMPSCott — results of regionalization, consolidation a study looking at ways to im- “It allows mixed-use, going to be on. we got a lot of calls asking if we were hosting a or outsourcing,” McClung ex- a combination of com- a mixed-use public skate today. prove efficiency in town govern- plained. ment will be released by Febru- mercial, residential and development “I think that after the holidays kids are just look- McClung said the study was other use on the same ary, according to the chairman of . . . It’s fairly ing for something to do before they get back to school, intended to look at how the town property that hasn’t and the weekends are the perfect time to come in and the regionalization Committee, delivers services and see if there been allowed in the substantial.” have some fun.” Michael McClung. are better ways to do so. past,” rossetti said. eight year old emma LeColst of Lynn, accompanied McClung said he has been He reported that the Collins Planning Board “the importance is if Chairman by her grandmother Jan LeColst and friend Chloe working with the edward J. Col- Center was chosen to conduct you have commercial Peter rossetti Smith from Swampscott, came to the rink to get in lins Jr. Center for Public Man- the study in January 2015. Ac- development linked some skating time with the new skates she received agement, an organization out of tual work by the center began in with residential devel- from Santa on Christmas morning. UMass-Boston, on the Services April, because, according to Mc- opment, there is a built in clientele,” he “I take classes here to learn how to skate,” she said as delivery and opportunities re- Clung , there were some delays said. she tied the laces on her skates. “the secret to skating, port for the town of Swamp- in getting the organization the As a result of the rezoning, two new de- scott over the past year. velopments have already been proposed SKATE, A7 “the study is intended to look EFFICIENCY, A7 for route one. the Planning board voted in october to approve a master plan for a development proposed for 1591 Broadway and Collins Lynn to swear by Avenue, in the place of route 1 Miniature Golf and adjacent properties. the development master plan was the first of its kind to be approved by the town. its new officials the developers worked closely with the By Gayla Cawley town to create designs for the project that IteM StAFF coincide with both the new bylaws and the specific needs of the town. LYNN — Four newly-elected officials, two School “Collins Avenue is going to be a mixed- Committee members and two City Councilors, will use development with a major hotel, ex- be sworn in tonight, with each looking forward to the tended stay hotel, apartment units, and at challenges their new positions will bring. least one restaurant and various retail operations,” rossetti. “It’s fairly substantial.” Brian LaPierre will take the oath of office as a photo | paula muller while rossetti said he doesn’t expect Councilor-at-Large, while John “Jay” walsh Jr. will that the development will be completed From left, School Committee members-elect Lorraine Gately be sworn in as ward 7 Councilor. and Jared Nicholson; and City Councilors-elect Jay Walsh and Brian LaPierre meet at Old Tyme Italian Cuisine in Lynn. OFFICIALS, A7 PLANS, A7 INSIDE Lives of Lynn fire victims remembered tonight In Opinion: By Thor Jourgensen Cruz, 20; Sonia Cruz, 36 (who was pregnant), nway Mcdonald’s, Power 800 radio and op- Behavioral unit a IteM CItY edItor and rodolfo Cruz, 28, who died early dec. 4 in eration Bootstrap raised money to help the big success. A4 a fire in their 24 Bruce Place home. Bruce Place residents. english High students LYNN — the lives of four family members essex County district Attorney’s spokes- raised money, matched by additional dona- In Sports: killed in an east Lynn fire one month ago will be remembered tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. dur- man Steve o’Connell said the fire remains tions, to help Jeannetty Aquino Cruz, a stu- ing a period of visitation at Goodrich Funeral under investigation. dent who was injured in the fire. Spartans Home, 128 washington St, Lynn. Anderson said he anticipates Monday’s ser- Anderson said the dominican republic con- swimmers can’t Goodrich Funeral director John Anderson vice at Goodrich will be well attended. sulate waived shipping document fees asso- catch Austin Prep. B1 said Iglesia Adventista del Septimo dia de “we’ve had a lot of calls and inquiries,” he ciated with transporting the deceased family Lynn Pastor eduardo rodriguez and two fel- said. members back to the Caribbean nation on Classical girls turn up low pastors are expected to lead the remem- the fire left 18 people homeless and trig- the heat, beat Malden. B1 brance for Maritza Cruz Vizcaino, 42; Yasmin gered offers of help and support. the Lyn- BRUCE PLACE, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 27° VOL. 138, ISSUE 23 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 11° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 75 CENTS A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 OBITUARIES Ready, set, roll: Boston Marathon Henry R. Snyder, 90 Retired US Navy veteran gets its very first documentary WINDHAM, N.H. — daughter, Karen S. By William J. Kole Henry R. Snyder, age Flynn of Davie, Fla., AssociAted Press 90, husband of the one grandson, Don late Pauline (Marney) R. Flynn of San Di- BostoN — America’s Snyder and husband ego, Calif., one step- marquee marathon is of Betty Hartling of daughter, Cindy Guy ready for its close-up. Windham, N.H., died of Manchester, N.H., “Boston,” the first feature- Saturday, Dec. 26, at one stepson, Dean length documentary film Kindred Greenbiar in Hartling of Beverly, about the Boston Marathon, Nashua. one brother, Warren is in the works. its creators He was born in Medford, July P. Snyder of Rochester, N.H., say the movie will go well 25, 1925, a son of the late and his nephews, Warren Sny- beyond the 2013 bombings Percy Roy and Hattie (Dem- der of Chelmsford and Robert to retrace the iconic foot- oine) Snyder, and lived in Med- Snyder of Rochester, N.H. He race’s first steps in 1897. ford, Lynn, Lynnfield and Biller- was the brother of the late “over the years, the Bos- ica before moving to Windham, June Kayser and Phyllis Peers. ton Marathon has had so N.H., and Naples, Fla. Service information: A many extraordinary sto- Mr. Snyder served in the U.S. funeral service will be held ries of people achieving Navy during WWII and was the Thursday at the SWEE- and accomplishing things,” owner of Snyder Machine Co., NEY MEMORIAL FUNERAL said producer Megan Wil- of Saugus, which he estab- HOME, 66 Concord Road, liams, an oscar-nominated lished in 1955 in Lynn and Billerica, at 12 noon. Visit- filmmaker. “it’s like look- moved to Saugus in 1963. In ing hours will be held from ing at cultural and social 1962 he developed the first 10:30 a.m., until 12 noon change over the last centu- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS flute for H. B. Reese’s Co. prior to the service. Burial ry through the lens of this Mr. Snyder owned Rusty in Fox Hill Cemetery, Bill- major sporting event.” In this April 21, 2014, file photo, Meb Keflezighi celebrates his victory Relics in Saugus, was active erica. In lieu of flowers, me- two feature films (one in the 118th Boston Marathon. Keflezighi was the first American man to in Shriner’s and Rotary, serv- morial contributions may be starring Mark Wahlberg), win the race in 31 years. ing as the past president, and made to the Shriner’s Hos- a stage play and an HBo was a member of the North pital for Children, 51 Blos- special also are in produc- organizes the race, gave lowed select amateur and examples: wild specula- Shore Old Car Club for som St., Boston, MA tion, though they’re all dunham exclusive rights to elite runners at the 2005 tion in the 1920s that fu- over 30 years and the 02114. For directions about the 2013 finish line its archive of photos, video chicago and 2012 rome eled rampant betting on Packard Club. and condolences visit attacks that killed three and marathon memorabilia. marathons. the winner, and unem- Besides his wife, www.sweeneymemori- spectators and wounded “Boston” will tell the sto- Nothing rivals the Bos- ployed men who ran dur- he is survived by one alfh.com. more than 260 others. ries of some of the great- ton Marathon in terms ing World War ii in hopes No Boston documentary est marathoners ever to of sheer lore, said tom the media attention would would be complete without conquer the hilly 26.2-mile derderian, a running help them compete for the dark events of 2013. course stretching from coach and author who’s scarce jobs. Angela J. Haberek, 79 “Boston,” however, will fo- Hopkinton, Massachusetts, serving as an executive “Boston” also will follow cus less on the chaos than to Boston. they include producer, along with 2004 more modern heroes, such Retired New England Telephone operator the comeback. the produc- four-time winner Bill rodg- olympic marathon bronze as 2014 victor Meb Ke- LYNN — Mrs. An- and his wife, Susan, ers had 56 cameras along ers; Johnny Kelley, who ran medalist deena Kastor. flezighi, the first American gela Jean (Barbuzzi) Jean Rossi and her the course in 2014 for the 61 Bostons and won two; “the marathon is a man to win in 31 years. Haberek, age 79, of husband, Claudio, marathon’s first running and Kathrine switzer, who mirror in which you can But the real star is the Lynn, died Friday, in and William Haberek since the bombings. in 1967 became the first see the reflections of the race itself. a local nursing home Jr., five grandchil- director Jon dunham said woman to run with an of- times in every year,” he the movie tentatively after a lengthy illness. dren, Taylor Haberek, the city’s determination to ficial bib number. said. “For instance, the is set to premiere in April She was the wife of Frank Rossi, Stephen take back its namesake race “it’s a huge undertak- world of the 1910 Bos- 2017 in conjunction with the late William Ha- Haberek, Nikki Ha- will be a recurring theme in ing. We’ve got 300 hours ton was not this world the 121st edition of the race. berek, with whom she berek and William the movie, which was con- of stuff we shot, not count- — it featured young men John Hancock Financial, had shared 52 years Haberek, as well as ceived before the attacks. ing the archival material,” who were considered at the marathon’s principal of marriage. Born in Lynn, she several nieces and nephews. But the film will be a sort said dunham, who hopes great risk of ruining their backer, has signed on as the was the daughter of the late She was the sister of the late of highlights reel from the it will psych up runners health by running. that film’s title sponsor, though Anthony and Angelina (Lapo- Helen Deluca, Olga Spag- 120-year-old marathon, the like his popular “spirit was the essential myth of Williams said she’s still mo) Barbuzzi. She had lived nuolo, and Alfred, Donald and nation’s oldest. the Boston of the Marathon” films those times.” working to raise half of the in Lynn for the greater part of Jerry Barbuzzi. Athletic Association, which — cult classics that fol- derderian ticks off other project’s $2 million budget. her life, and was a graduate of Service information: Her Lynn Classical High School. funeral will be held on A homemaker, Angela had Wednesday at 9 a.m., in the Motion to block subpoena of also worked as an operator for SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, New England Telephone. She 426 Broadway (Route was an active member of Holy 129), Lynn. Burial will be in Family Church in Lynn, working Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Bill Cosby’s wife has been denied with the Religious Education Relatives and friends are program, as well as the annual respectfully invited. Visit- BostoN (AP) — Bill Holy Family Festa Italiana. She ing hours are Tuesday from cosby’s wife will be forced believed she had “informa- also enjoyed traveling with her 3-7 p.m. Those who prefer to testify in a defama- tion that’s relevant to the late husband. She simply en- may make donations to the tion lawsuit filed by seven litigation in this matter.” joyed life, and her greatest joy Alzheimer’s Association, women who accuse the in a motion filed dec. 18 came from taking care of and 480 Pleasant St., Water- comedian of sexually as- to quash the subpoena, spending time with her family. town, MA 02472. Direc- saulting them decades ago. Bill cosby’s lawyers said She is survived by her three tions and guest book at A federal judge on his wife does not have any children, Stephen Haberek www.solimine.com. thursday denied a motion information about the by camille cosby to throw accuracy of the women’s out a subpoena requiring allegations, and argued MASSAchUSETTS BRIEfS her to give a deposition in that subjecting his wife the lawsuit. she is sched- to a deposition was “noth- Springfield woman’s murder trial scheduled to start uled to be deposed by ing more than a thinly lawyers for the women on veiled attempt to pres- sPriNGFieLd (AP) — the trial of a springfield Wednesday. sure defendant in the face woman accused of using her vehicle to run down and U.s. Judge Magistrate of subjecting his wife to kill a woman she perceived as a romantic rival is david Hennessey in the shame and embar- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scheduled to start. springfield, Massachu- rassment of responding Ana Mercedes Franceschi faces murder and other setts, said camille cosby Comedian Bill Cosby performs at the Maxwell to questions about his al- charges in the February 2013 death of Yasmin Marin. failed to prove that she C. King Center for the Performing Arts, in Mel- leged infidelities and sex- the republican reports that her trial is scheduled to and her husband were bourne, Fla. ual misconduct.” start Wednesday in Hampden superior court. protected by the state’s the women claim cosby Prosecutors say Franceschi thought Marin caused marital disqualifica- significance of Mrs. cos- is her husband’s busi- allowed representatives the breakup with her boyfriend, and ran her down as tion law. He also rejected by’s testimony, nor has ness partner. she is not a to portray them as liars the victim crossed the street with her teenage daugh- claims that the value of Mrs. cosby provided any defendant in the lawsuit after they went public ter. she then left the scene. Marin died at the hospital. the testimony would be authority that they do,” against Bill cosby. with their allegations the boyfriend said although he and Marin were outweighed by the “undue Hennessey wrote in a 12- A lawyer for the women, against the entertainer. friends, they were not romantically involved. burden” the deposition page ruling. Joseph cammarata, ar- cosby has filed a coun- the defendant said she didn’t mean to strike anyone. would cause. the couple has been gued last month that he tersuit, accusing the wom- she has been held without bail since pleading not guilty. the arguments “do not married for more than 50 should be able to question en of making false allega- outweigh the potential years and camille cosby camille cosby because he tions for financial gain. Presidential hopefuls face Massachusetts filing deadline BostoN (AP) — Presidential hopefuls are facing a Massachusetts legislators weigh key deadline in Massachusetts this week. Monday is the last day for candidates to file nomina- tion papers with secretary of the commonwealth Wil- liam Galvin’s office. the deadline is 5 p.m. out changes to state’s bicycle laws Galvin has already randomly chosen the order in which the republican candidates will appear on the By Steve LeBlanc that bicycles, cars, buses, then swept beneath. side have begun designating ballot, assuming they complete the final steps. AssociAted Press trucks and pedestrians guards are intended to portions of roads as bicy- Leading the ballot is Jim Gilmore, followed by are scrabbling with each help block bicyclists from cle lanes, often by paint- Lindsey Graham, donald J. trump, ted cruz, George BostoN — Bicyclists other for a narrow sliver being pulled under a ing lanes on the street. Pataki, Ben carson, Mike Huckabee, rand Paul, carly can get little respect on of the same street. truck’s wheels. sometimes the lanes are Fiorina, rick santorum, chris christie, Marco rubio, the road — from drivers, Bills aimed at helping Boston passed an or- blocked by double-parked Jeb Bush and John r. Kasich. pedestrians, even fellow protect bicyclists are a fo- dinance requiring side cars or drivers who have since the drawing, Graham and Pataki have sus- cyclists. cus of the first public hear- guards on trucks in 2014. pulled into the lane to stop pended their campaigns. sometimes the an- ing of the year at the Mas- Mayor Marty Walsh — forcing cyclists to veer the order of the democratic ballot will be Bernie sand- gry stares are deserved, sachusetts statehouse praised the move, calling into traffic. ers, followed by Martin o’Malley and Hillary clinton. but more often the fric- on Wednesday before the the guards a low-cost fea- Bicycle advocates are the primary is tuesday, March 1. tion stems from the fact Legislature’s transporta- ture that can save lives. pushing for another bill tion committee. “We’re seeing more Bos- set to come up at Wednes- Advertisement richard Fries, executive tonians choosing bikes day’s hearing. director of bicycling advo- as their primary mode of the measure would re- 27 Quick & Easy Fix Ups to Sell cacy group MassBike, says transportation, but with quire motorists to provide Your Home Fast and for Top Dollar the group is hoping to hear this increase in use, we’ve a minimum of 3 feet when NORTH SHORE - Because your home may well be reduce stress, be in control of your situation, and make testimony from “the fami- also seen an increase in passing a bicyclist or other your largest asset, selling it is probably one of the most the most profi t possible. lies and friends of victims crashes between cyclists “vulnerable user,” even if important decisions you will make in your life. 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Call anytime, 24 hours a day, half of bicyclists killed lators would face a $100 bicyclists being struck Through these 27 tips, you will discover how to pro- 7 days a week. by trucks first hit the fine. from behind account for tect and capitalize on your most important investment, CONNOR REAL ESTATE, side of the truck and are Many cities and towns 40 percent of fatalities. LYNN, MA MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Will work for food? Co-op programs end amid labor-law-based fears By Michael Hill “the time to make a AssociAted Press change is now, before we have a complaint filed ALBANY, N.Y. — Food against us,” said board 110 Munroe St. cooperative programs member deborah den- P.O. Box 5 that allow members to Lynn, MA 01903 nis. “And i don’t think our scoop rice, sort organic membership is there yet. vegetables and ring up i don’t know what’s going Customer Service sales in return for grocery Monday - Friday to happen.” 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. discounts are fading fast it’s not clear how many amid a changing market- food co-ops still maintain Connecting place and fears of violat- their programs, though All Departments: ing labor laws. the list gets shorter each 781-593-7700 the member labor or year. volunteer programs are city Market in Burling- Ext. 2 intertwined with the do- ton, Vermont, this year Classified Advertising it-yourself idealism that finished phasing out of its [email protected] launched a wave of co-ops traditional member work in the ‘70s. But they have program in favor of one Subscriptions become rare. At Albany’s that gives members credit [email protected] Honest Weight Food co- for out-of-store commu- Circulation op, an effort to drop its nity volunteering. east [email protected] volunteer program has end Food co-op in Pitts- riled members, illustrat- burgh ended its volunteer Ext. 3 ing its cherished place in program last september. Newsroom co-op culture. Bloomingfoods of Bloom- [email protected] supporters say the in- ington, indiana, ended its [email protected] volvement of member- limited program recently owners differentiates co- after implementing its Ext. 4 ops in an age where even first union contract for Sports strip-mall supermarkets employees. [email protected] sell locally grown arugula. one big exception is “it changes people’s re- the 16,700-member Park Ext. 5 lationship with the store,” photo | associated press slope Food coop in Brook- Retail and Online said Nate Horwitz, a 28- lyn, which requires most Advertising year member who be- In this Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015, photo, a shopper reads a food label at Hon- of its members to work. [email protected] came board president last est Weight Food Co-Op in Albany, N.Y. Food cooperative programs that the Brooklyn co-op is month. “Where people allow members to scoop rice, sort organic vegetables and ring up sales structured a bit differ- ADVERTISING work together, you have a in return for grocery discounts are fading fast. ently from many others; very different feeling in the significantly, members store. You have a very dif- co-ops. “And that’s evolved Honest Weight’s former volunteers, leaving them don’t get discounts, and Ernie Carpenter, Jr. a lot. Now we’re competing board president men- open to charges they are Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 ferent loyalty to the store.” the store is not open to [email protected] Working member pro- against very sophisticated tioned the inefficiencyviolating minimum-wage non-members. grams were a basic fea- natural food marketers. of having roughly 1,200 rules. A small number of General coordinator Joyce Leavitt ture of co-ops, launched And we’re not running out working members cov- co-ops nationwide have Ann Herpel said the pro- Advertising Director, ext. 1217 decades ago during a flush of a cigar box on the coun- er shifts in explaining settled complaints over gram has never run into [email protected] of interest in natural liv- ter anymore.” a board vote this fall to the decades instead of trouble. Philip Ouellette ing and alternatives to early co-ops foreshad- discontinue the program testing that interpreta- “it’s a cultural value we Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 big capitalism. the pro- owed the wider public’s on the store’s floor. Board tion, according to longtime have,” Herpel said. “We [email protected] grams offered cheap labor interest in local, whole- members rescinded that observers. think that cooperatives are for stores with little capi- some food and then ben- vote after being told they At Honest Weight, Hor- about working together.” Cassie Vitali tal and fit in snugly with efited once the wave hit. overstepped their author- witz believes there’s no in Albany, the co-op Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 co-op principles like open Honest Weight began in a ity. But the initial uproar real evidence of a threat board with Horwitz and [email protected] membership and demo- cramped side-street store led to a shake-up of the until labor officials go af- two other new members cratic control. and is now a bright, mod- board that cost the presi- ter co-ops. His belief is: is discussing what to do BUSINESS OFFICE “everybody pitched in ern market that rings up dent his position. Why change now? next. the program’s fate — ‘Let’s make the staff!’ about $25 million annu- the larger issue weigh- But Honest Weight rep- will ultimately be up to Beth Bresnahan — and they did it with ally in sales. it is among ing on the board at Hon- resentatives who met with members, but that is not Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 almost no money to start more than 200 co-ops na- est Weight and other co- state labor officials this expected to happen soon. [email protected] these businesses,” said tionwide that have com- ops is the fear that labor month said they were told “i really expect that the officials could classifythat “the potential risks Susan J. Conti stuart reid, of the Food bined sales of over $1.8 board will be wrestling Controller, ext. 1288 co-op initiative, which billion, according to a their working members of being found out of legal with this for the next few [email protected] helps groups organize food trade group. as employees rather than compliance were high.” months,” dennis said. Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] An Improved economy creates a big Marian Kinney ext. 1212 [email protected] prison staffing crisis for Kansas Will Kraft Vice President / Finance ext. 1296 By John Hanna And republican rep. [email protected] AssociAted Press John rubin, of shawnee, caused a stir this fall by Paula Smith eLLsWortH, Kan. — suggesting during a com- ext. 1205 Unemployment is down mittee hearing that the [email protected] and wages are up in Kan- necessary funds should sas — except for correc- be diverted from public CUSTOMER SERVICE tions officers. schools, saying he’s wor- they are leaving state ried prison shifts are short- Jennifer Perez prisons in droves because staffed, or staffed with of- Manager, ext. 1365 of low pay, creating a pub- ficers working overtime or [email protected] lic safety crisis that leg- inexperienced employees. islators will have to deal “i’m concerned that an CLASSIFIED with on top of plugging a incident could occur in one budget hole. of our correctional institu- their starting pay is tions,” rubin said. Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 about 33 percent less than Uniformed officers state- [email protected] the state’s average hour- wide received a raise in ly wage of $20.20, and 2012, but the starting pay overall wages are about for a new officer is $13.61 CIRCULATION a quarter lower than the photo | associated press an hour, or $28,300 a year. national average. the an- But the state department Lisa Mahmoud nual turnover rate is up to In this photo taken Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015, corrections officer Kenneth of Labor reports that the Manager, ext. 1239 nearly 30 percent. things Ricardez watches inmates as they work out in the gym at the Ellsworth state’s average hourly [email protected] are so bad that the state Correctional Facility in Ellsworth, Kan. wage rose also, to its pres- is hiring 18-year-olds to ent $20.20 an hour, or NEWSROOM manage hardened crimi- below the 2008 amount. tions officers and he sees farther and farther away,” more than $42,000 a year. nals, despite some prison the state also has strug- “decent” support among said Warden dan schnurr, And the average Kansas Gayla Cawley leaders’ misgivings. gled to balance its budget legislators but added, “the a 30-year prison system wage for all corrections Reporter, ext. 1236 “You don’t pay me since republican Gov. sam key here will be finding the veteran. Later, he added: and officers and bailiffs in [email protected] enough to get urine or Brownback persuaded the resources to do it with.” “You’ve got people coming 2014 was $16.39 an hour, Thor Jourgensen feces thrown at me by an GoP-dominated Legisla- in ellsworth, where the and going all the time.” or 24 percent less than the City Editor, ext. 1267 inmate,” said Bruce Mar- ture into enacting massive central Kansas hills give to make the pay com- national figure of $21.59, [email protected] tin, who left his job at income tax cuts in 2012 way to the Great Plains, petitive, Kansas would according to federal data. the state’s oldest prison and 2013 as an economic local leaders wooed a pris- need to spend at least a several former officers at Steve Krause in Lansing in september, stimulus. on three decades ago to few million dollars a year, the Lansing prison, which News Editor, ext. 1229 even though he was earn- Brownback and fellow anchor the local economy. and the figure could be houses 2,400 inmates [email protected] ing a relatively good-for- conservatives credit those the area’s average weekly $20 million, according to north of the Kansas city state sen. Laura Kelly, of area, said multiple factors, Kansas wage of about $18 cuts with boosting the wage has grown nearly 23 Gabriel Martinez topeka, the ranking dem- including stress and short Director of New Media, ext. 1211 an hour. state’s economy and help- percent in four years, to ocrat on the senate bud- staffing, had them finding [email protected] Kansas cut spending on ing drop the unemploy- $18.60 an hour, topping get committee. a way out last year. prisons and juvenile jus- ment rate to 4 percent in what some sergeants in Katie Morrison tice programs during the November, but govern- the prison complex’s red- Reporter, ext. 1226 Great recession, and the [email protected] ment spending still will be brick buildings earn by 22 Lincoln Ave. current spending is still pinched by at least $160 $3.50 or more. 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[email protected] A4 MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 OPINION ANN McFEATTERS Dear Iowa, our fate is in your hands E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B B John M. Gilberg WASHINGTON — Dear citizens of candidates. But a candidate who ig- each other names. They insult vot- Chief Executive O cer Iowa and New Hampshire, nores Iowa and New Hampshire is ers. They insult other nations. They Edward M. Grant W J. K Please, have mercy on us. consigning his or her political fate to insult the president. They tweet and Vice President, Finance Gordon R. Hall I have been to your lovely, beauti- the huge dung heap of political his- rant and cajole and promise to smite S E. K Monica Connell Healey News Editor ful, wonderful states many times, tory. (Remarkably, Donald Trump the Constitution. It is clear they J. Patrick Norton P G. O though most often in winter and can call Iowans “idiots” and he still don’t know the first thing about gov- Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman usually during presidential prima- tops polls among the state’s Repub- erning, nor do they want to learn. ries or caucuses. I forgive you for licans, who really, really do not like Frankly, we hope the delight- the things you fry on sticks, dear Io- establishment types this go-around.) ful constituents of Iowa and New wans, and your many, many pancake Sitting presidents usually win the Hampshire are just having fun with breakfasts, dear New Hampshirites. early tests in Iowa and New Hamp- the political process this year, toy- I know you to be resourceful, hard- shire. Other than that, the Granite ing with one crazy guy after another working patriots. State and the Hawkeye State are not for our entertainment, or rather, the I have written thousands of words at all infallible at forecasting who consumption of ravenous TV talk in my lifetime about why every four will the final nominations. Think shows. years the nation focuses its politi- John McCain, Harold Stassen, Hen- But, good people of Iowa and New cal attention on what you, the good ry Cabot Lodge Jr. and Buchanan, Hampshire, we are getting nervous. people of Iowa and New Hampshire, who all won New Hampshire. Think Somebody is going to be president, EDITORIAL think, desire, say and do as aspi- Dick Gephardt, Edmund Muskie and it would be nice to have an ex- rants to the White House flit end- and George H.W. Bush in 1980, who perienced adult who doesn’t hate lessly about you like flies to cotton won Iowa. government or ridicule the rest of candy. I confess after years of on-site Because of hyper media atten- the world or deny climate change research and even the book-learning tion, Iowa and New Hampshire have or hate science or disrespect entire Behavioral unit kind, I do not really understand why made and broken many candidates. groups of people in the job or kiss up Iowa still has the first caucuses and In 2012 there were 23 Republican to dictators. New Hampshire is able to cling to candidates on the New Hampshire Some of the candidates have said the first primaries. I do not really ballot, so, you see, this race is not such ridiculous things that the rest a big success know why remote Dixville Notch, historically ridiculous, although the of us can’t possibly just chuckle and the tiny hamlet which provides the exiting George Pataki did call it a dismiss it saying, “Oh well, that was One of the themes Lynn Police Chief Kevin F. first returns in New Hampshire, fas- gong show. just Iowa caucus chatter and New Coppinger has had since he took over the job is cinates us so much. Thus, this unique quadrennial Hampshire primary babble.” that law enforcement officers are not the enemy. In the past you have had strange power of Iowa and New Hampshire And so, you exceptional, splendid With his accent on community policing, Cop- flings with those who court you. You that nobody can quite figure out but folks in Iowa and New Hampshire, pinger has helped reinforce the notion that officers have been infatuated with the likes is loath to tamper with is why we all think of your children and grand- aren’t the “them” in the equation. They are the “us.” of Michele Bachmann, who once won must beg our dear friends in those children. Do the right thing and vote They are here to serve and protect law-abiding citi- something called a straw poll, and states to vote responsibly this Feb- as if it matters, even if you are so zens and to help, as much as they can be helped, Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee ruary. fed up by now you are tempted to those who are in trouble. and Pat Buchanan. We have some real oddballs (an launch a dingbat or two at us. Coppinger is particularly proud of the depart- In truth, Iowa and New Hamp- Iowan colloquialism) seeking the ment’s Behavioral Health Unit, which was estab- shire contribute only a tiny percent- presidency this time, which is prob- Ann McFeatters is an op-ed colum- lished last year as a way to take a proactive step age of delegates to the Republican ably why so many Iowans and New nist for Tribune News Service. Dis- toward keeping people out of jail and getting them and Democratic national conven- Hampshirites are excited — these tributed by Tribune Content Agency, help when it can be of use to them. tions that nominate presidential pols are not like the others. They call LLC. There’s no doubt that addiction is a scourge. And there’s also no doubt that — as Coppinger says — BILL BURTON it seems to ebb and flow with the availability of heroin and other opioids. Add Fentanyl — another aspect to this equation — to the mix and you have a recipe for an epidemic that knows no geographi- Predictable pattern of politics is unglued cal limits. It’s everywhere. I’m not worried about Donald Trump’s unflinching rise in the polls kansan governor to be president of Sadly, that includes Lynn. But it’s certainly not Trump becoming the president of the — even when he says we should kill the United States. exclusive to Lynn. United States. Except when I am. innocents as a deterrent to terror- Now, as Americans read news of Coppinger, like police chiefs all over the state, is Through author Mark Schap- ism and engage in filtering out tour- stock market highs, low gasoline trying to get a handle on the problem. The statis- iro and his new book “The End of ists and immigrants based on their prices and an unemployment rate tics for December are eye-popping, and he sees the Stationarity,” I have come to know religion — you see the same kind of that has been cut in half since the need, now more than ever, for a group such as the that term — stationarity. It techni- broken pattern. height of the recession, Americans Behavioral Health Unit that can step in and steer cally refers to little changing — or In the television age, one can’t al- don’t feel better. addicts to recovery before their use of narcotics be- stationary — patterns of statistical ways predict the exact winners in Wages are stagnant, and educa- comes tragic. certainty. our politics. But you can make some tion and health care costs are rising. Like Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett, Practically speaking, in climate, be- pretty reasoned guesses within And while wages seem stuck for low- Coppinger sees no value in jailing addicts, though cause we have been tracking data like certain parameters. For example, and middle-income workers, people he will if they commit other crimes where an arrest rainfall, temperature and tides for America hasn’t historically loved at the top are doing better than they is the only solution. He’d rather rely on the BHU at hundreds of years, we have been able jerks. The angrier candidate almost ever have. the Lynn Police station, which consists of clinician to anticipate weather patterns with never wins — even as a nominee. The gap between the top earn- Jen Waczkowski and caseworkers Erin Zapata and an exacting level of predictability. Barry Goldwater was an exception. ers and bottom earners is bigger Tito Rodriguez, to direct people toward recovery if But because of climate change, But for the most part, Americans in the U.S. than anywhere in the they so choose. winters are colder (or warmer), sum- prefer leaders to be strong, but also world, and that gap is creating even It sounds as if the program is working. Certainly mers are hotter (or cooler), the abili- representative of the kinder parts greater anger at a system that feels come creativity is needed to solve this scourge, and ty to plan around patterns that have of our nation’s ethos. Howard Dean rigged for a small privileged class. this is a good start. been thousands of years in the mak- didn’t stand a chance in the same The comfortable, conventional ing is unraveling. In other words, for way Pat Buchanan never really did. pattern of our politics has become climate, stationarity is dead. Further, Americans don’t tend to unglued because of voters’ anxiety Watching Trump defy everything choose actual outsiders for the job over the economy, and the real and we thought we knew about what of president, although many claim present fear of terrorism. Accept- Can this be the Americans accept in language and to be outsiders. Every nominee since able rhetoric has gotten hotter, and behavior from their leaders, I won- Kennedy has been a vice president, publicly expressed attitudes toward der if stationarity is dead in our senator or governor. Even President immigrants and Muslims are colder. politics as well. Barack Obama, who ran as an out- The climate of American political end of ‘affluenza?’ The rise of Justin Trudeau in Can- sider in 2008, did so as a U.S. senator. history is changing. Not influenza, “affluenza.” ada shocked pundits. In England, So then, what allows for an an- Given our nation’s history, it is al- The term — a play on the words “affluent” and the the rise of Jeremy Corbyn to the top gry outsider with no relevant gov- most impossible to imagine how common flu — surfaced during the February 2014 of the Labour Party took that na- ernment experience who demeans Trump could cobble together a major- sentencing of Texas teen Ethan Couch. He was the tion by surprise. On the other side women, Muslims, Mexico and im- ity, or even a plurality, of votes to claim privileged 16-year-old charged with manslaughter of the spectrum, England has seen migrants, to continue actually ex- the most important job in the world. and assault after he struck and killed four pedestri- the rise of the radical right UK In- panding his support? To paraphrase But to ignore what his rise represents, ans in June 2013 while he driving under the influ- dependence Party, and in France someone much smarter than me: it’s and what it says about how politics is ence of alcohol, marijuana and Valium. that same extremism has emerged the economy, stupid. changing, would be a mistake. A psychologist hired by his defense team testified by way of Marie Le Pen and her Na- When James Carville first uttered that Couch could not understand the consequences tional Front party. those words during the 1992 Clin- Bill Burton is California manag- of his actions, that he didn’t know right from wrong, These are not normal or particu- ton campaign, the economy was just ing director of SKDKnickerbocker in because he was raised in a wealthy household larly predictable events. So when about to take off and the country, Los Angeles. Distributed by Tribune and coddled by his parents. It was an odd defense you look here at home and see buoyed by hope, elected a young Ar- Content Agency, LLC. strategy, but it worked. Couch pleaded guilty to all charges. Prosecutors sought a 20-year prison sentence, but Couch got just 10 years of probation and was ordered to go to rehab. More than two years after the accident, Couch, now 18, may finally face some real jail time. He and his mother were detained Monday evening in Mexico for allegedly violating his terms of probation. He’s suspected of trying to flee the U.S. after a short video was posted on social media that showed Couch at a party where others were playing beer pong, a drinking game. His probation forbids alcohol consumption. Affluenza relapse? Couch is a case study in astoundingly disastrous parenting. He was drinking with friends the night of the accident and had more than three times the adult legal limit of alcohol in his system — he was 16, couldn’t legally drink a drop. He was driving more than 70 mph down a rural road when he plowed into a car and four pedestrians who were along the side of the road. All of them died. Several of Couch’s friends in the pickup truck suf- fered serious injuries. Couch did too but he survived. His parents hired a slick defense team and he had a psychologist who was willing to explain away bad behavior with a junk science term. A judge bought the whole charade. This whole case is so outlandish that it’s risky to draw parallels to other parents. Just a reminder that the best things parents can teach are disci- pline, boundaries, respect and right from wrong. Editorial appeared last week in the Chicago Tri- bune. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 States assess damage after flooding KINCAID, Ill. (AP) — The a granddaughter and four dogs. Mississippi River and many of Floodwaters got 4 feet into its tributaries continued their their home, located in an area retreat Sunday from historic where flood insurance wasn’t and deadly winter flooding, available. leaving amid the silt a mas- “Am I mad?” she asked. “I lost sive cleanup and recovery ef- my home. My daughter has fort likely to take weeks if not cancer and lost her home. Am months. I mad? When I’m not crying I The flood, fueled by more am.” than 10 inches of rain over a Across the street, Theresa three-day period that began Gibson was getting help from Christmas Day, is blamed for relatives and friends clearing 25 deaths in Illinois and Mis- out what they could salvage af- souri, reflecting Sunday’s dis- ter the flood reached 18 inches covery of the body of a second into her home, buckling newly teenager who drowned in cen- finished oak floors and saturat- tral Illinois’ Christian County. ing walls. The Mississippi River was “This is just horrible,” Gibson, receding except in the far 50, lamented, noting how the southern tip of both states. The fast-rising waters had allowed Meramec River, the St. Louis- her only enough time to fill a area tributary of the Mississip- couple of suitcases. “We’ve had pi that caused so much damage floods before, but nothing like last week, already was below this.” flood stage in the hard-hit Mis- In Illinois’ Morgan County, souri towns of Pacific and Eu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS home to the 1,000-resident vil- reka and dropping elsewhere. lage of Meredosia, locals were Protesters march on Court Avenue in support of an Oregon ranching family facing But worries surfaced anew keeping wary eyes on levies for- jail time for arson in Burns, Ore. Sunday along the still-rising Il- tified with 50,000 sandbags. As linois River north of St. Louis, of midday Sunday at Meredo- where crests near the west- central Illinois towns of Valley sia, the Illinois was more than Oregon standoff latest in 10 feet above flood stage and City, Meredosia, Beardstown and Havana were to approach pressing toward an expected records before receding in com- crest Tuesday roughly a half- ing days. foot short of the record set in dispute over western land July. In Kincaid, a 1,400-resident While optimistic those levies BURNS, Ore. (AP) — The remote high desert The two were convicted of the arsons three central Illinois town near the Sangamon River’s south fork, would hold, Jacksonville-Mor- of eastern Oregon became the latest flashpoint years ago and served time — the father three gan County Emergency Man- for anti-government sentiment as armed pro- months, the son one year. But a federal judge Gov. Bruce Rauner toured flood-damaged homes Sunday agement Director Phil McCar- testers occupied a national wildlife refuge to ruled in October that their terms were too short ty said the prospect of flooding object to a prison sentence for local ranchers for under U.S. minimum sentencing law and ordered as Sharon Stivers and other during the chill of winter car- burning federal land. them back to prison for about four years each. residents piled ruined furni- ried dangerous health risks, in- Ammon Bundy — the son of Nevada ranch- The decision generated controversy and is ture, appliances and clothes cluding hypothermia. er Cliven Bundy, who was involved in a 2014 part of a decades-long dispute between some along the street for disposal standoff with the government over grazing Westerners and the federal government over crews to pick up. Mike Crews, President Barack Obama rights — is among the people at the headquar- the use of public lands. The issue traces back Christian County’s emergen- signed a federal emergency ters of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. It to the 1970s and the “Sagebrush Rebellion,” a cy manager, said the worst of declaration Saturday for Mis- was unclear exactly how many people were tak- move by Western states like Nevada to increase the inundation appeared to be souri, allowing federal aid to ing part in the protests. local control over federal land. Critics of the past, “until the new weather be used to help state and local Ammon Bundy posted a video on his Facebook push for more local control have said the federal comes,” citing the prospect of response efforts. It also allows page asking for militia members to come help government should administer the public lands potentially heavy rain later in the Federal Emergency Man- him. He said “this is not a time to stand down. for the widest possible uses, including environ- the week. agement Agency to coordinate It’s a time to stand up and come to Harney mental and recreation. Stivers shares a home with disaster relief efforts. Missouri County,” where Burns is located. In an interview with reporters late Saturday her 45-year-old daughter bat- Gov. Jay Nixon had asked for Bundy and other militia members came to night posted on Facebook, Bundy said he and tling breast cancer, along with the help. Burns last month, a small town about 280 miles others are occupying a building at the refuge southeast of Portland, Oregon. They were up- because “the people have been abused long set over the looming prison sentences for local enough.” ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond. They “I feel we are in a situation where if we do not went to the wildlife refuge Saturday evening do something, if we do not take a hard stand, following a peaceful rally in Burns to support we’ll be in a position where we’ll be no longer the ranchers. able to do so,” he said. Dwight Hammond, 73, and Steven Hammond, Bundy said the group planned to stay at the 46, said they lit the fires on federal land in 2001 refuge indefinitely. On Sunday, supplies were and 2006 to reduce the growth of invasive plants seen being delivered to the refuge area, which is and protect their property from wildfires. remote even by rural Oregon standards. It’s back to work for Obama HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaiian and legal fights seem likely over seven,” Obama said his weekly vacation over, President Barack what critics would view as in- radio and Internet address. Obama says he is energized for fringing on their Second Amend- While in Hawaii, he also worked his final year in office and ready ment rights. But Obama is com- on his final State of the Union ad- to tackle unfinished business, mitted to an aggressive agenda dress, scheduled for Jan. 12. The turning immediate attention to in 2016 even as public attention prime-time speech will give the the issue of gun violence. shifts to the presidential election. president another chance to try Obama scheduled a meeting Obama spent much of his win- to reassure the public about his Monday with Attorney General ter vacation out of the public eye, national security stewardship af- Loretta Lynch to discuss a three- playing golf with friends and ter the attacks in Paris and San PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS month review of what steps he dining out on the Hawaiian is- Bernardino, California. The flooded Crescent area of west St. Louis County, Mo., could take to help reduce gun land of Oahu with his family be- Congressional Republicans including the Aberdeen Golf Club near Eureka, is seen have outlined a competing agen- violence. The president is ex- fore heading back to Washington from the overlook in Bluff View Park. The worst of the pected to use executive action to late Saturday night. da for January, saying they will dangerous, deadly winter flood is over in the St. Louis strengthen background checks “I am fired up for the year that spend the first days of 2016 tak- area, leaving residents of several water-logged commu- required for gun purchases. stretches out before us. That’s ing another crack at eliminat- nities to spend the first day of 2016 assessing damage, Republicans strongly oppose because of what we’ve accom- ing keys parts of the president’s cleaning up and figuring out how to bounce back. any moves Obama may make, plished together over the past health insurance law. Another search of sunken ship’s wreckage considered JACKSONVILLE, Fla. and getting caught in underwater vehicles are include key decision-mak- (AP) — Federal accident a Category 4 hurricane helping to shed some light ing between captain and investigators are consid- while sailing from Jack- on the case. crew. ering launching another sonville to San Juan, Roth-Roffy says all of While recovering a small search of the wreckage Puerto Rico. There were the ship’s cargo containers piece of equipment at such of a freighter that sank 33 mariners aboard and except for four were gone. depth is difficult, there is in October in an attempt no survivors. The El Faro was carrying precedent. to locate the ship’s “black Roth-Roffy said the automobiles. The black box of the box.” NTSB would need to Determining what hap- Air France jetliner that Tom Roth-Roffy, the lead launch a second search of pened to the ship will be crashed into the Atlantic investigator for National the wreckage 15,000 feet more difficult without the Ocean on June 1, 2009 on Transportation Safety below the sea if it wants data recorder, but NTSB’s a flight from Rio de Janei- Board, told The Associated to find the data recorder, investigators have said ro to Paris was found in Press that a weeks-long which would have re- they are still confident about 12,800 feet of water. search found one of the corded the captain’s final they’ll be able to find an- Crews also retrieved the El Faro’s missing decks, transmissions. They are swers. black box of a South Afri- but not the mast where still determining if and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS After suspending their can Airways airplane that the ship’s voyage data when such a search would search for the data record- crashed into the Indian The damaged stern of the sunken freighter El recorder was attached. occur. er in November, Roth-Rof- Ocean in 1987 in more Faro is seen on the seafloor, 15,000-feet deep The agency on Sunday re- The images of the sunk- fy says they may go back than 15,000 feet of water. leased the first images of en ship show a breach in near the Bahamas. to search again. Families of the crew the ship in its final resting the El Faro’s hull and its The recorder was at- members have filed mul- The ship’s stern, or rear as a cause of the El Faro’s place. main navigation tower tached to the ship’s main tiple lawsuits against the “There were no human missing. end, was buried more sinking, Roth-Roffy said. mast, a 35-foot tall struc- El Faro’s owners, Tote remains found whatsoev- Roth-Roffy says crews deeply than the bow, or “The issue with the de- ture that crews haven’t Marine, alleging wrong- er, and no personal effects did locate one of the miss- front, Roth-Roffy said. tachment of the upper two yet located. ful death and negligence. whatsoever,” Roth-Roffy ing decks about a half- Investigators are still decks, we’re looking at The data recorder charts They argue the ship said. “I think we found one mile away from the main piecing events of the sink- that carefully,” he said. the date, time and speed should never have tried to boot.” ship. Images show it resting together, but at this Even without the data of a marine vessel, and outrun a hurricane, and The El Faro sank Oct. 1 ing on the seafloor, its point they’ve ruled out a recorder, the images tak- also records conversations that the decision to do so after losing engine power windows broken out. major structure failure en by remote-controlled on the bridge that could was motivated by money. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Summer Street. Friday at 3 Chase Lane; at 1:52 Washington St. and 2 Pleasant Arrest made in larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of an assault at 6:28 p.m. Friday at 394 Summer St.; St.; at 5:46 p.m. Saturday in the event of a perceived inaccuracy, p.m. Friday on Emerson Place; at 3:53 p.m. Friday at 9 Amory the vicinity of Centennial Drive it is the sole responsibility of the con- at 1:45 p.m. Saturday on Trem- St. and Route 128 North; at 9:04 Saugus robbery ont Street; at 10:27 p.m. Sat- p.m. Saturday in the vicinity of cerned party to contact the relevant urday on Lynnfield Street. LYNNFIELD 12 Felton St. and 2 Cosmos By Gayla Cawley following the robbery, police department and have the A report of an assault and Drive. An officer reports a mo- Item Staff the two women jumped department issue a notice of correc- battery with a dangerous tor vehicle versus deer accident in their motor vehicle and Accidents SaUGUS — two women tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or weapon at 8:04 p.m. Friday on with the deer fleeing the area; followed mulave, who took clarifications will not be made without South Common Street. A report of a motor vehicle at 2:02 a.m. Sunday at Hamp- were robbed at a Saugus mcDonald’s Sunday morn- off in a 2010 Nissan mura- express notice of change from the ar- accident at 8:34 p.m. Thurs- ton Inn at 59 Newbury St.; at no. During their pursuit, Breaking and Entering day at 300 Lowell St. A caller 12:29 p.m. Sunday at Ace of ing, State Police trooper resting police department. matt Guarino said. mulave allegedly pulled reported a motor vehicle hit a Fades at 144 Lynnfield St. out a firearm and pointed A report of a breaking and pole in front of her house. The a 22-year-old woman, it at the women, Guarino LYNN entering at 9:56 a.m. Friday at motor vehicle did not strike Complaints of Dorchester, called 16 Parker Ave.; at 2:22 p.m. the pole. The operator was state police barracks at said. Arrests Saturday at Lynnway Auto Sales having transmission trouble A report of an unwanted 5:25 a.m. Sunday stating the women stopped at 315 Lynnway; at 10:33 a.m. and drove onto the curbing. person at 5:23 p.m. Friday at she was being robbed by their pursuit after the Raymond Burbine, 31, of Sunday at 124 Green St. 9 Dooling Circle; at 8:49 p.m. a male party at a mcDon- firearm was shown, but 1059 Main St., Worcester, was A report of a motor vehicle Saturday at 43R County St.; ald’s, located on Route state police were able arrested and charged with as- Complaints breaking and entering at 6:36 at 12:04 a.m. Sunday at The 1. the incident was de- to stop mulave on Sum- sault with a dangerous weapon p.m. Friday at 14 Lake View A report of juvenile offenses Jade at 4 Bourbon St.; at 1:07 scribed as a strong-arm and assault and battery at mit Street in Peabody Ave.; at 9:32 a.m. Saturday at 10:30 p.m. Thursday on a.m. Sunday at Paddy Kelley’s robbery with the male 11:00 p.m. Saturday. and arrest him, Guarino at 88 Marianna St.; at 3:43 Greenwood Road. A caller re- at 154 Washington St.; at 1:13 party walking up to Yefry Cardona, 23, of 12 said. p.m. Saturday at Lynnway Auto ported a group of youths run- p.m. Sunday at Sonic Drive In them, demanding cash Curwin Circle, was arrested and mulave was arrested Sales at 315 Lynnway; at 5:14 ning around the neighborhood at 55 Newbury St. and an iPhone, Guarino charged with two counts of as- and charged with larce- p.m. Saturday at 106 Newhall with flashlights. An officer -re A report of fireworks in the said. sault and battery with a danny over $250, but other St.; at 7:32 a.m. Sunday at 15 ported locating a group playing area at 7:14 p.m. Friday in Her friend, a 20-year- gerous weapon at 11:17 p.m. charges related to the Franklin St. manhunt and advised them to the vicinity of 15 Keys Drive; old woman from Douglas, Saturday. stop for the evening. was with her during the choking and firearm, Hamlet Cruz Gonzalez, at 7:21 p.m. Saturday at 20 Complaints A report of an unwanted incident and was alleg- which was recovered from 35, of 106 Woodledge St., Home St. party at 1:38 a.m. Friday at 6 edly choked by the man the vehicle, are likely, Dorchester, was arrested and A report of a large hole ex- A report of a disturbance at Westover Drive. A caller report- who committed the rob- Guarino said. charged with unlicensed opera- 8:14 a.m. Friday at 63 Lyn- tending from the storm drain ed someone was knocking on bery. the man was later “the investigation is tion of a motor vehicle at 4:19 nway; at 2:47 p.m. Friday at across from the YMCA at 10:07 the door. An officer was unable identified as Leslymu- continuing and there may a.m. Saturday. 14 Sherman Terrace; at 4:30 a.m. Saturday at 264 Lynnfield to locate. lave, 24, of Lynn, Gua- be other charges,” Guarino Amy Drown, 28, with no ad- p.m. Friday at 145 Lewis St.; St. DPW was notified. A report of a hunting com- rino said. said. dress listed, was arrested and at 11:28 p.m. Friday on Com- A report of a catch basin col- plaint at 4:14 a.m. Friday at 4 charged with trespassing at mercial Street; at 5:56 a.m. lapsing at 12:11 p.m. Saturday Tophet Road. A caller reported 12:33 p.m. Sunday. Saturday at 51 Essex St.; at at YMCA at 259 Lynnfield St. hearing gunshots in the area. Keron Franklin, 23, of 1 10:03 a.m. Saturday at 149 DPW was notified and coned A report of a disturbance at off the area. Lynn Police on George St., was arrested and West Neptune St.; at 12:33 charged with possession of a p.m. Saturday at 12 Longhill 6:12 a.m. Friday at Lynnfield A report of a dead animal in Class A drug, possession of a Road; at 3:45 p.m. Saturday Commons at 375 North Broad- the roadway across from the Class B drug and possession at 24 Mt. Vernon St.; at 4:30 way. A caller reported people park at 1:43 p.m. Saturday in were yelling in the parking lot the vicinity of Pierpont Street. best behavior of a Class E drug at 8:38 p.m. p.m. Saturday at 38 Estes near the clubhouse. DPW was notified. Saturday. St.; at 4:40 p.m. Saturday Lynn there’s only a day shift, it Shane Johnson, 36, with no at 93 Glenwood St.; at 5:45 A report of a Christmas tree A report of a disturbance at from a1 doesn’t mean there’s noth- address listed, was arrested p.m. Saturday at 9 River St.; in the roadway at 10:21 p.m. 10:02 p.m. Saturday at 63 Friday at 867 Summer St. and Pierpont St.; at 11:32 p.m. ing to do. and charged with trespassing at 12:42 a.m. Sunday at 90 kicked,” Coppinger said. 1 East Huckleberry Road. The Saturday at 1 King St. A caller “there are times,” said at 12:25 p.m. Sunday. Richardson Road; at 1:28 a.m. “We’re in another one of tree was moved to the side of reported the residents from an- Zapata, “when we’re out Samantha Ney, 24, of 31 Sunday at Eastern Avenue those spirals. We had one the roadway. other unit being loud. An officer riding in the cruisers to Elmwood St., Revere, was ar- and Elvir Street; at 3:21 a.m. in the spring. It calms see if we can de-escalate rested and charged with shop- Sunday at 2 Marianna St.; at reports the residents were put- down a bit, then it spikes.” Theft ting away their dishes; at 1:39 situations. We go to where lifting by asportation and pos- 6:19 a.m. Sunday on Central In an effort to be more our assistance is needed.” session of a Class E drug at a.m. Sunday at 3 Oak St.; at Square; at 7:01 a.m. Sunday A report of a larceny at 9:35 proactive than reactive, most of the time, though, 8:10 p.m. Saturday. 1:47 a.m. Sunday at Marriott at 5 Oakwood Ave.; at 11:23 a.m. Thursday at 55 Summer the police department es- the BHU acts as a referral Roberto Santiago, 29, of 20 a.m. Sunday at Family Dollar Hotel at 8A Centennial Drive; St.; at 2:27 p.m. Saturday at tablished the Behavioral service. Brook St., was arrested and at 50 Central Ave.; at 12:29 at 11:35 a.m. Sunday at North- Legal C Bar at 220 Market St. Health Unit last year, “We try to steer them to- charged with two counts of as- p.m. Sunday at 21 Moulton St. end St. Market Street Security reports and has given it space ward harm-reduction, 12- sault and battery with a dan- A report of an uninvited guest within the police station. patrons left without paying. Theft step programs, counseling gerous weapon at 11:33 p.m. at 8:51 a.m. Friday at 160 A report of larceny of a motor the three-person staff Saturday. Neptune Blvd.; at 9:18 a.m. on learning how to cope vehicle at 11:28 a.m. Satur- A report of a larceny at 11:09 acts as a kind of clearing with stress, and to family Akil Washington, 30, of 2 Friday at 145 Lewis St.; at 7:19 day at Flagship Motors at 385 house to see that offend- Centre Street Terrace, Boston, p.m. Friday at 96B Green St.; at a.m. Saturday at Hampton Inn support groups,” said Za- North Broadway. at 59 Newbury St.; at 8:08 ers who might need help pata. was arrested and charged 7:58 p.m. Friday at 595 Sum- beyond what police of- p.m. Saturday at Apple Store ““Our main goal,” she with possession of a Class B mer St.; at 11:28 p.m. Friday at ficers can give them can at 210A Andover St. A woman said, “is to take on cases drug, possession of a Class 91 Rear River St.; at 2:36 p.m. MARBLEHEAD get it. reported her iPhone 6 was sto- and stabilize situations, C drug and possession of a Saturday at 28 Franklin St.; at and although the brunt len while she was at the Apple and to see if we can offer knife with a blade over two 2:20 a.m. Sunday at 15 Rob- Breaking and Entering of its cases these days Store. people treatment.” and half inches at 8:13 p.m. inson St. A report of a motor vehicle are drug-related, the Saturday. A report of a missing per- unit handles other inci- “We’re planting seeds,” breaking and entering at 12:06 Vandalism said Rodriguez, a veteran son at 2:06 p.m. Friday at 11 p.m. Saturday on Seaview Av- dents too, such as mental Accidents Michigan Ave.; at 12:38 a.m. health and chronic alco- social worker. “You may enue. A caller reports a bag A report of vandalism at not be ready for treatment Saturday at 42-44 Newhall St.; with change valued between 11:24 a.m. Saturday at 6 Mun- holism — as well as the A report of a motor vehicle hit at 10:14 a.m. Saturday at 82 now, but we let people $20 to $40 and an older GPS roe St. A caller reported her problems that are related and run accident at 11:28 a.m. Newcastle St. to them. know we’re here when at 21 Alice Ave.; at 12:06 p.m. was taken. tires were slashed; at 12:28 they are.” A report of a fight at 3:06 p.m. Saturday at Southwyck “Our goal,” says Jen Wac- Friday at 819 Western Ave.; at all of this, Coppinger p.m. Friday at Lewis Place and Complaints Condominium Association at zkowski, a clinician who 4:30 p.m. Friday at 29 Lov- Lewis Street; at 5:57 p.m. Fri- works 16 hours a week says, helps his people do ers Leap Ave.; at 10:11 a.m. 80 Foster St. day at Boston and Franklin A report of a neighbor dispute under a grant through the their jobs. Saturday at Dungeon Avenue streets; at 4:56 a.m. Saturday at 2:50 p.m. Saturday in the mass. Department of Pub- “If they’re addressing and Walnut Street; at 3:29 at 282 Boston St.; at 10:58 SWAMPSCOTT lic Health, “is to help give individual needs, and not p.m. Saturday at Boston and vicinity of Elm Street. A caller p.m. Saturday at 176 Ocean stated that her neighbors have people the police come in dragging people through Congress streets; at 9:20 p.m. St.; at 12:30 a.m. Sunday at Accidents contact with the services the courts, it’s a win-win Saturday at 26 Union Court; been harassing her by calling 170 Union St. her names, screaming at her A report of a motor vehicle hit they require, or more sup- situation,” he said. at 10:46 a.m. Sunday at 145 A report of a gunshot at 4:43 and believes they are “shining and run accident at 9:19 a.m. port.” Still, the drug issue Hamilton Ave. a.m. Sunday at 13 Sewall St.; a laser into the window” at her. Friday at 6 Blaney St. Waczkowski is one of overrides everything, he A report of a motor vehicle at 4:55 a.m. Sunday at 47 A report of people fight- A report of a motor vehicle three who works in the says, because its tentacles accident at 1:08 p.m. Friday Jackson St. center, which is located in reach into so many places. at Lynnfield Street and Regi- ing at the village at 7:13 p.m. accident at 10:46 a.m. Friday Saturday on Pleasant Street. A at 402 Humphrey St.; at 3:34 the rear of the first floor “every time we make na Road; at 7:15 p.m. Friday Theft of the police station on a prostitution arrest, we at Joyce and Union streets; at caller stated she said observed p.m. Saturday at Atlantic Av- three to four boys and three enue and Humphrey Street. Washington Street. the refer it to the BHU,” he 7:49 p.m. Friday at 461 West- A report of a larceny at 9:32 others are full-timers erin said. “a good number of ern Ave.; at 3:30 a.m. Satur- a.m. Friday at 90 Ford St.; at to four girls come down from Zapata and tito Rodri- prostitutes are addicts. day at 115 Beacon Hill Ave.; 12:04 p.m. Friday at 41 Light Turtle Cove and begin fighting Complaints guez, both with the BHU, the BHU will follow up, at 4:21 a.m. Saturday on St.; at 1:35 p.m. Friday at with one another. She stated a woman in a car next to her said A report of a disturbance at thanks to a one-time do well-being checks, and Beacon Hill Avenue; at 8:19 Walmart at 780 Lynnway; at grant through the mas- a.m. Saturday on City Hall 3:09 p.m. Friday at 38 Ha- “they have a gun.” She was un- 2:31 a.m. Friday at 147 Essex it has a bi-weekly support able to describe the car or the St. A caller reported a large sachusetts attorney Gen- group. Square; at 1:37 p.m. Sat- nover St.; at 6:37 p.m. Friday eral’s office. urday at 106 Collins St.; at at Richdale Convenience Store woman who made that state- group about to fight. the BHU also does well- ment. A report of suspicious activity together, the three try to being checks in mental 8:18 a.m. Sunday at Boston at 585 Essex St.; at 9:16 p.m. steer offenders, especially and Hamilton streets; at 9:57 Saturday at 345 Western Ave.; at 1:39 a.m. Sunday at 3 Didio health cases, particularly Drive. A caller reported over- those who haven’t become if it sees a tendency to- a.m. Sunday at 680 Summer at 12:09 p.m. Sunday at 230 PEABODY repeat offenders, toward St.; at 12:48 p.m. Sunday at Fairmount Ave. hearing someone yell “you shot ward cases being suicidal. somebody. Get out of my car.” getting help. “that’s when we’ll reach 22 Spencer St. A report of motor vehicle Accidents “We just finished up our A report of a motor vehicle theft at 8:58 a.m. Sunday at The parties checked out and out to them,” said Zapata, A report of a motor vehicle were apparently discussing an first year,” said Coppinger. “to make sure they’re feel- accident with personal injury at 96 Lockwood Road. “It’s been a positive ex- 2:02 p.m. Friday at Union and A report of a robbery at 12:02 accident at 3:39 p.m. Friday at incident that happened in Lynn ing all right, and they’re Kelly Volkswagen Storage Lot where one of the parties was perience, because officers not looking to do harm to Joyce streets; at 8:48 a.m. Sat- p.m. Sunday at 50 Green St. will refer a lot of people to urday at 984 Western Ave. at 151 Andover St.; at 2:15 hit in the face (described as themselves.” p.m. Saturday at Sears Auto- “took a shot”) and were sent the BHU. Hopefully, we’re Coppinger couldn’t be Vandalism doing good to save lives. Assaults motive at 210S Andover St.; at on their way. happier with the results. A report of motor vehicle van- 2:49 p.m. Saturday at 1 Hill- A report of a gunshot at 4:42 “It’s the same thing with “We did a survey to see mental health,” he said. A report of an assault and dalism at 7:56 a.m. Friday at top Drive and 30 Andover St.; a.m. Sunday at 30 Crescent St. what police think, and “One of the big goals is battery at 3:43 p.m. Friday on 32 Shepard St.; at 12:58 p.m. at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at 42 A caller reported four shots. it was impressive,” Cop- jail diversion. the more pinger said. “Ninety-seven we can do to get these percent of our officers said folks decent treatment the it was a help, and many less cases we’re putting through district court.” asked to see if it could Lynn Drug Task Force at the same time, Cop- be expanded to a second pinger said, “we are also shift. freeing up valuable police “from September 2014 Hotline resources to go out and do through the end of this other things.” November, Coppinger Despite the presence of said, 680 clients were rec- 781-477-4444 the BHU, Coppinger said ommended to the BHU. some cases still result in forty-nine percent of them incarceration. were referred to some type CALL 24 HOURS A DAY “Sometimes,” he said, of program — detox, out- “we don’t have an option. patient, inpatient, coun- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) We’re called to a distur- seling, family support — bance and people are act- and of that number, 45 ing out. and we have to percent actually engaged. Spanish menu available make an arrest.” It’s my understanding Lest anyone think that those numbers are well All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. all the BHU does is sit in above the national aver- a suite of offices and wait age of those addicted ac- Callers may remain anonymous. for cases, think again. the tually engaging in those members are out there. types of services. that’s and while at this point, very encouraging.” MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lives of Lynn fire victims remembered tonight bruce place He said Jet Blue waived counted prices. From A1 charges for transporting Thor Jourgensen can be the bodies and Common- Tuesday and Wednesday wealth Casket Company reached at tjourgensen@ for burial. of Whitman provided dis- itemlive.com Lynn to swear by its new officials

officials opioid addiction. He said proving infrastructure. He From A1 Lynn Economic Opportu- said he took a drive and nity (LEO) has some pro- put together a list of pot- Jared Nicholson and grams to combat opioids holes that need to be filled. Lorraine Gately will be and addiction, but a lot of “I want to see the rail sworn in as new School times people aren’t even trail completed, if pos- Committee members. being seen by available sible,” Walsh said, adding, The ceremony takes programs until they hit “A lot of the other cities place at 7 p.m. in Veteran’s bottom. and towns have done it.” Memorial Auditorium. LaPierre said when he LaPierre discussed the “I’m excited to be a part was campaigning and “go- importance of a new Mar- of it,” Walsh said. “I’m ing door to door,” he met a shall Middle School, which looking forward to the fu- struggling addict. is set for a spring open- ture.” “He said, ‘I’m not a bad ing. He said his focus will LaPierre said it is an person trying to become important time to be an good,’” LaPierre said. “(he now be directed towards elected official. He said said) ‘I’m a sick person getting a new Pickering people are excited for trying to become well.’” Middle School. The Pick- change and want to see Collaboration on ad- ering project is currently the city change faster. He dressing the issue is a in its feasibility stage and said there’s a lot of pride strategy, with the four goes to Massachusetts in the city. suggesting working with School Building Authority Nicholson and Gately police, state Attorney Gen- (MSBA) this month. agreed. Gately said she eral Maura Healey’s office “I would love to have a believes “Lynn is going to and Essex District Attor- shovel in the ground for a Photo | Paula muller be the best place in the ney Jonathan Blodgett’s new Pickering,” LaPierre Janice lecolst, left, chloe smith, and emma lecolst, seated, get ready state.” office, among others. said. to skate at the McVann-o’keefe Memorial skating rink in peabody on “The citizens of Lynn be- Gately said resource offi- The politicians also dis- saturday. lieve this is Lynn’s time,” cers already do a good job cussed rising student en- Nicholson said. of keeping opioid problems rollment, highlighting the After officially taking out of the schools, but the importance of new schools. office, the four plan on issue is when those stu- Walsh said a balance also Holidays on ice in Peabody getting started with is- dents graduate and no needs to be found with sues they see facing the longer have that support. new development and how skate said. “I still want to keep “I haven’t been on skates school system and city as The four agreed the city many more students are a whole. From A1 it up for fun and definitely since 1970. It’s a big thing is going in the right di- coming into the school sys- help those who are just to do after such a long Nicholson said one of the rection, but want to see tem. He said that might biggest issues is the opi- movement on several oth- that I’ve found, is that you starting out.” time,” his wife said. be addressed with build- oids crisis. He said the rise er issues. have to lean forward and Peabody residents Ed “We keep saying ‘Let’s ing more one and two bed- in the use of opioids is a Nicholson said he saw a really just skate. You don’t and Linda Quinn were just go.” Last night we de- room residences. pressing health issue and void at Thurgood Marshall want to prevent yourself also in attendance, look- cided we’d come down and Also discussed were from falling down”. ing for some time on the get on the ice,” Ed Quinn there needs to be collabo- Middle School that needed ration to work towards to be filled and decided after-school programs. Smith, a freshman at ice. said before stepping out Gately said she would like Swampscott High, has lessening the problem. He to start a wrestling team “I skated throughout ju- onto the rink. to see such programs add- been skating since she nior high and high school. Public Skating takes also said that addiction there. He said that pro- ed, with a kindergarten to was six. And now that It’s always been some- place at 2 p.m. Saturdays needs to be brought into gram is starting this week eighth-grade component she’s on the dance team, thing I’ve loved to do,” Ed and Sundays and 10 a.m. the conversation. Gately, and the cost for it is going that would teach students she spends less time per- Quinn said. “During time on weekdays. The fee for LaPierre and Walsh all to be low because the mats fecting her skating moves in the service, I hurt my adults and children over agreed. were donated. how to study. She said it and more time helping be- knee and two years ago I the age of 8 is $5 and chil- “That’s on everyone’s “It’s going to be a great will better prepare them ginner skaters like Emma had a knee replacement. dren under 8 pay $3. Se- mind,” LaPierre said. fit for the city,” Nicholson for high school and college, learn how to skate. This is the first time I’ll be niors can skate for free. Walsh said a friend of said. when that skill becomes “I used to skate a lot going on the ice since my The cost for renting skates his recently lost a son to Walsh is focused on im- necessary. when I was younger,” she surgery”. is $7. Saugus has big plans for 2016 plans 122 rooms. als, he said. He expects From A1 “Those are the two big- that the developments gest developments,” Ros- could be something less in its entirety in 2016, he setti said. “We do have than 10 units. believes a few of the six others in pipeline that “We do have a number buildings could be fin- ready to go soon.” of things on the agenda,” ished. Rossetti said the Hilltop Rossetti said. “Ballard “We also have the Wood- location is high on the list. street is coming in on Spring Suites develop- Also in 2016, there will temporary occupancy for ment (in the works),” he be smaller developments condos. There is a contrac- said. “It’s an extended stay hotel.” in the works, Rossetti said. tor working on Berthold The WoodSpring Suite “We are working with Street and Extended Stay Hotel de- some of the various subdi- they’re scheduled to be velopers are looking to visions in town,” he said. coming in within next few build the facility on the There are a few potential meetings.” 3-acre piece of land cur- developments that could The next Planning Board rently occupied by Cap be proposed for Route One meeting is scheduled for World, 832 Broadway. The and a few smaller develop- Thursday at 7 p.m. in the hotel is expected to have ments around town that Town Hall Annex Meeting four stories with about could be making propos- Room. Efficiency the key to Swampscott efficiencY Photo | Paula muller From A1 from left, school committee members-elect lorraine Gately and Jar- information they needed. ed nicholson; and city councilors-elect Jay Walsh and brian lapierre The Collins Center com- meet at old tyme italian cuisine in lynn. pleted its initial inter- views during the fall and a final first draft has been prepared for the Region- alization Committee. The draft will be the subject of discussion between the Regionalization Committee and the center in a public meeting, which is conditionally set for ei- ther this week or next. “I anticipate that some Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy, of my committee members will have comments the Lynn City Council, and we will get a final and the Lynn School Committe version of the report after that,” McClung said. invite the residents of Lynn McClung said the final version of the report is to attend the 2016 Inauguration tentatively set to be re- of the City Council and the School Committe leased by late January or Photo | Paula muller early February, “depend- to be held at City Hall ing on how extensive the Michael Mcclung, at home going over econom- committee’s comments ic data about expenditures in swampscott. on Monday, Jan. 4, 2016 at 7 p.m. are at the next meeting.” After that, a briefing implement the findings of school department and in the Lynn Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium session will be held be- the study. general government, with tween the Regionalization “I’m very encouraged by “ways we may be more Committee, the Board the first draft,” McClung efficient.” He said he is of Selectmen, the School said of the study. “They never satisfied regard- Committee and the Fi- (the Collins Center) have ing operations and will be nance Committee, where taken a very detailed look looking at anything in the ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! results of the study will at this town.” study that can be utilized be shared. McClung said Town Administrator and implemented. Call Customer Service to place an ad it is then up to those Thomas Younger said the “We can always im- town and school boards to study is looking at the prove,” Younger said. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 A8 MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLAcES, And THinGS

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FILe PHoTo | assocIaTed Press In this Sept. 20, 2015, file photo, author George R. R. Martin, winner of the award for outstanding drama series for “Game of Thrones,” poses in the press room at the 67th Primetime Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. ‘Game of Thrones’ author blogs that he missed book deadline NEW YORK (AP) — For fans of George R.R. Mar- tin, winter is not coming — at least not right away. The “Game of Thrones” author says he missed a Dec. 31 deadline to finish “The Winds of Winter,” the sixth book in his popular fantasy series. That means the next HBO season based on the novel will start airing in April, before the book is published. The words “you won’t like it” appeared Saturday on Martin’s blog, reporting that “the book’s not done. ... I tried, I promise you. I failed.” Martin says he is working with HBO to ensure the show reflects the next installment of the “A Song of Ice and Fire” books — in which characters warn of im- pending doom with the phrase “Winter is coming.” With hundreds of pages and dozens of chapters writ- Seen above, Phil- ten, Martin said he estimates it will still take months lips Beach looking more if the writing goes well. toward Preston “You can blame my travels or my blog posts or the Beach in Marble- distractions of other projects and the Cocteau and head. The beach whatever, but maybe all that had an impact,” he wrote, was busy on referring to the single-screen Jean Cocteau Cinema Saturday as many he purchased and fixed up in Santa Fe, New Mexico, people with their where he lives. “For months now I have wanted nothing so much as friends and dogs to be able to say, ‘I have completed and delivered The took a walk on the Winds of Winter’ on or before the last day of 2015,” the beach at low tide. 67-year-old author blogged. Seen left, Katie, The truth is “sometimes the writing goes well and left, Melissa and sometimes it doesn’t, and that was true for me even Jon Hanson take a when I was in my 20s,” he wrote. walk on the beach Messages left at Martin’s office and the cinema were with their dogs. not immediately returned. “It’s a beautiful day to get out and National Society of Film Critics: maybe collect a few rocks,” they ‘Spotlight’ best picture said. NEW YORK (AP) — The National Society of Film Critics has voted “Spotlight” the best picture of 2015. PHoTos | PauLa MuLLer Society members who gathered Sunday at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York also awarded the film the prize for best screenplay. The movie chronicles The Boston Globe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation into child abuse in the Catholic Church. Last month the Los Angeles Film Critics Association named it the best film of the year, and it is a Golden Globe best picture nominee. The critics also named actor Michael B. Jordan best actor for his role as Adonis Johnson in the seventh “Rocky” boxing film since 1976. And Charlotte Rampling was voted best actress for her work in the marital drama “45 Years. ‘Star Wars’ box office surpasses ‘Titanic,’ ‘Jurassic World’

LOS ANGELES (AP) in its third weekend for a audience out there for figures will be released — “Star Wars: The Force fourth-place spot. The film auteur-driven cinema,” Monday. Awakens” marched confi- has earned $61.7 million Dergarabedian said. “Tar- 1.”Star Wars: The Force dently into the new year, so far. antino, no matter what, is Awakens,” $88.3 million raking in an additional “When you look at the an interesting filmmaker. ($96.3 million interna- $88.3 million over the holding power of ‘Daddy’s Film fans want to see tional). New Year’s weekend and Home’ and ‘Sisters,’ it what he’s up to. It’s not as 2.”Daddy’s Home,” $29 topping the box office for shows you that those big as some of his other million ($9.2 million in- a third week, according to films are for many people films, but it’s still doing ternational). studio estimates Sunday. the antidote to ‘Star well as it expands.” 3.”The Hateful Eight,” In addition to setting a Wars,’” said Paul Derga- “Alvin and the Chip- $16.2 million. new high mark in New rabedian, a senior media munks: The Road Chip” 4.”Sisters,” $12.6 million Year’s box office history, analyst for box office took fifth place with $11.8 ($650,000 international). the record-busting film tracker Rentrak. “The million, dropping only 10 5.”Alvin and the Chip- blew past the domestic PHoTo | (FILM FraMe/coPyrIGHT LucasFILM 2015 VIa aP) diversity of the slate that percent from last weekend. munks: The Road Chip,” grosses of both “Jurassic This photo provided by Disney shows a scene the studios created by The year is off to a strong $11.8 million ($10.3 mil- World” ($652.3 million) from the new film, “Star Wars: The Force Awak- not retreating from ‘Star start overall, up 24.5 lion international). and “Titanic” ($658.7 mil- ens,” directed by J.J. Abrams. Wars’ is helping.” percent from last year. 6.”Joy,” $10.4 million lion) to become the second- Quentin Tarantino’s This New Year’s weekend ($9.3 million interna- highest earner of all time million this weekend, berg, came in second bloody Western “The could even set a record if it tional). with $740.3 million in just boosting its global total to with an estimated $29 Hateful Eight,” mean- tops the $220 million total 7.”The Big Short,” $9 19 days of release. $184.6 million. The film million, bringing its total while, took third with of 2009/2010, when both million ($2.2 million in- The top domestic film opens in China on Jan. 9. to $93.7 million in just $16.2 million in its first “Avatar” and “Sherlock ternational). is “Avatar” with a $760.5 weekend in wide release Holmes” were in theaters. 8.”Concussion,” $8 mil- While “Star Wars” might two weeks. The film fell million lifetime domestic after a strong limited de- Estimated ticket sales lion ($1.4 million interna- not give up its throne any gross, but “Star Wars” is only 25 percent from its but. The three-hour epic, for Friday through Sun- tional). barreling in to surpass it time soon, films like “Dad- first weekend in theaters. which cost a reported $44 day at U.S. and Canadian 9.”Point Break,” $6.8 soon. For context, it took dy’s Home” and “Sisters” Even more formidable million to produce, has theaters, according to million ($6.8 million in- “Avatar” 72 days to reach have proven to be incred- is the mere 11 percent made $29.6 million to Rentrak. Where avail- ternational). $700 million. “Star Wars” ibly strong performers. drop from the Tina date — just shy of what able, the latest interna- 10.”The Hunger Games: did that in 16 days. “Daddy’s Home,” the Fey and Amy Poehler “Django Unchained” made tional numbers for Friday Mockingjay — Part 2,” Internationally, “Star comedy starring Will comedy “Sisters,” which in its first weekend. through Sunday are also $4.6 million ($4.4 million Wars” earned $96.3 Ferrell and Mark Wahl- brought in $12.6 million “There is still a big included. Final domestic international). WEATHER LOTTERY

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Photo | BoB roche St. Mary’s Katia DiCostanzo keeps a steady pace as she swims the 100-yard backstroke. Spartans swimmers can’t catch Austin Prep

school roundup the 50-yard freestyle with dami rodriguez, and Ka- Sophomore andrew Cou- seventh in 1:40.25. Junior co-captain Ste- a time of 27.69 seconds. tia diCostanzo combined tu won the 300-meter race WRESTLING phen Hopkins (138) went eve Smith took first in the to finish in 2 minutes even. in 37.93 seconds out of 84 Marblehead 3-0 on the day, including 100 backstroke (1:07.55), TRACK entrants. the marblehead- By Maureen Mullen two wins by fall. dean Item SportS edItor and qualified for the Red Auerbach F-S St. John’s was the only Swampscott co-op team Catholic Central League Invitational school at the meet to have traveled to Carver on Warren, at 160 pounds, and Katie Morrison sectionals in both the 100 With more than 3,000 two individual winners. Saturday for a quad meet and Ian Shevory (106) Item Staff backstroke and 200 indi- athletes competing at Sophomore Brendan against everett, Lincoln- recorded wins by fall vidual medley. Saturday’s red auerbach o’Brien was eighth in the Sudbury, and Carver. the against everett. Senior the St. mary’s co-ed Gaby marchese set a freshman/Sophomore long jump at 17 feet, 9 team notched its first dual co-captain Brett resnick swim team fell to austin new personal best in the Championship Invitation- inches, out of 47 athletes. meet victory of the season (126) also had two solid prep on Sunday, 91-70, 100 butterfly (1:10.12), al, St. John’s prep sopho- the eagles’ 4x200-meter against Carver (26-12), despite several strong and the girls’ 200 freestyle more tristan Shelgren relay team of of Coutu, then followed that up with wins by fall against Carv- performances from the relay team came within won the mile in 4 minutes o’Brien, sophomore an- a tie against everett (32- er and L-S. Spartan swimmers. seconds of qualifying for 31 seconds in a field of 94 drew depasquale, and 32) and a loss to L-S (72- danny rodriguez won sectionals. marchese, rice, runners. freshman mike roche was 12). ROUNDUP, B2 St. Mary’s boys bring home victory from RI away with two points, it maribito. hockey makes the trip well worth “frati is a senior and he it,” said Spartans coach transferred in from mal- By Maureen Mullen mark Lee. den Catholic this year,” Item SportS edItor It was goalie andrew Lo- Lee said. “So it was nice to and Mike Alongi russo’s second shutout of see him get a big goal as for tHe Item the season for the Spar- his first goal with us.” tans (6-1). Swampscott 5, the St. mary’s boys’ “He was outstanding,” Revere 0 hockey team traveled to said Lee. “He made some Louis olivieri led the rhode Island on Saturday, huge plays for us.” way with two goals as where they beat Smith- St. mary’s, which out- the Big Blue skated to a field, 3-0. shot Smithfield, 38-16, got shutout victory at revere. “any time you can travel goals from tom frati, his mike Johnson had a goal and play a quality team first with the Spartans, like Smithfield and come Colin reddy, and dante HOCKEY, B2

FILe Photo Paris Wilkey scored 17 points in the Rams’ win over Malden on Saturday. Classical girls turn up the heat, beat Malden more guard Jeylly me- basketball slow start, the Lynn Clas- sical girls’ basketball team drano had 11 points and rallied to win in malden six assists. Senior guard By Mike Alongi Saturday, 59-36. Chenysse Hill contributed for tHe Item Junior forward Soneta five assists. “We really moved the ball and Katie Morrison Srey and sophomore forward paris Wilkey each well today,” said Classical Item Staff FILe Photo scored 17 points for the despite getting off to a rams (5-3), while sopho- BASKETBALL, B2 Colin Reddy scored one of the Spartans’ three goals on Saturday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 St. Mary’s boys’ hoops cruise to win BASKETBALL From B1 coach Tom Sawyer. “And we also had our best day at the free throw line, going 9-for-13 today.” The Rams went on a 36- 11 run over the second and third quarters to pull away for the easy win. BOYS St. Mary’s 81, St. Bernard’s 58 The Spartans cruised to a dominant victory on the road at St. Bernard’s in Fitchburg. Calvin Johnson had a big day for St. Mary’s, scoring 24 points. Eighth- grader Matt Cross was a presence in the middle of the court, adding 17 points and grabbing nine rebounds. Curtis High contributed 13 points, and Jonny Mercado moved the ball around well, recording eight assists. Lynnfield 55, FILe photo Arlington Catholic 44 Masconomet 50, Defenseman Jagger Benson scored a goal for the Lynnfield 41 Pioneers in their win on Saturday. Arseneault had 15 points and three assists in the Pioneers’ loss to Masconomet Sunday. Sul- Fenwick boys’ and livan had 8 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists, and 5 steals. girls’ hockey come Newton North 59, St. John’s Prep 52 The Eagles led by a away with wins point at the half and trailed by just 3 after HOCKEY handed and unassisted three, but Newton North From B1 goal, for the visiting Tan- pulled away in the fourth ners (3-2) in their win quarter. and an assist for Swamp- over the Falcons (2-3-2). Harry O’Neil was St. scott (5-2), while Thomas Peabody’s Chris Gillen John’s leading scorer with O’Keefe and Peter Doyle scored with an empty net 15 points. Alec Buresh each scored one goal. with a minute remaining. added 12 points for the Goalie Dan Johnson was Tanners’ goalie Aaron Mc- a force in net once again, Eagles and went 6-for-7 Donnell and defenseman recording his third shut- at the line. Justin Con- Tim January also played out of the young season. well in the win. nolly chipped in with 10 Marblehead 3, Bishop Fenwick 10, points. Beverly 0 The Magicians remained St. Joseph’s 1 Mike Alongi can be Eric Giguere’s hat trick reached at mikealongi75@ undefeated with a shutout FILe photo win at Beverly. led the Crusaders (3-3) gmail.com. Follow him on in Peabody. Sam Mitchell Twitter at @m_alongi. Calvin Johnson led the Spartans with 24 points on Sunday. Tim Kalinowski’s two goals extended his point added two goals, while streak to six games. Co- freshmen Derek Maida lin Daly added the third and Paul Papageorgiou Eyes on the prize goal for Marblehead (6-0), each scored their first var- and goalie Ronan Cun- sity goal. ningham notched his first “It was a good win for career varsity shutout in the team,” said Fenwick net. coach Chuck Allen. “A lot Lynnfield 4, Triton 2 of kids got to play. We got Dan O’Leary had a goal to .500 and just need to and an assist to help lift get over that hump. We’re the host Pioneers. almost there. This game Robert LoConte record- was a good confidence- ed two assists for Lyn- booster.” nfield, while Jagger Ben- GIRLS son, Derek Crampe, and Medford 2, Joey Mack scored one goal Peabody/Lynnfield 1 each. Ty Murphy, John Jess Robert scored the Percoskie, and John Der- oche each had one assist. lone goal for the Tanners After taking a 2-0 lead with 5:23 remaining in into the third period, the the second period. Cassie Pioneers faced a bit of a Mirasolo and Sarah Buck- scare when they let Triton ley recorded assists. back into the game with Bishop Fenwick 7, two late goals, but Lyn- Wilmington 4 nfield was able to hold on The Crusaders’ offense for the win. was firing on all cylinders St. John’s Prep 10, Sunday as they earned Matignon 0 their third win of the sea- The unbeaten Eagles (5- son. 0-1) skated to a home vic- Amanda Blanchette had tory over Matignon. a big day for Fenwick (3-2- Mitch Shaheen and 1), scoring four times. Danny Tighe each scored two goals for the Prep. Mike Alongi can be Peabody 3, Danvers 1 reached at mikealongi75@ Ethan LeBlanc had two gmail.com. Follow him on goals, one of them a short- Twitter at @m_alongi.

photo | BoB roche St. Mary’s Danny Rodriguez has his sights set on the finish line as he breaks the surface in the 100-yard butterfly. Danvers wrestling splits quad-meet ROUNDUP Holland, Anderson, Hol- Several of the Prep’s pinned in 4:14 to win the From B1 land, Mike Camaro, and wrestlers went 4-0 on the meet. Schutz, who sealed the day, including Ryan Gar- St. John’s is 15-1 on the Danvers deal with a big first-period litz at 106 pounds, Zach season. Danvers had four pin. Alexander (126), Hunter Peabody meets at home on Satur- In the last two meets Costa (138), Spencer Jen- Peabody had a diffi- day, finishing 2-2. In the of the day, Danvers lost kins (182), and Jay Car- cult day in its three dual first meet, Danvers beat to Triton, 46-27, and Wo- nevale (285). meets on Saturday, falling Taunton, 45-24. Matt burn, 41-38. Anderson, The match against to Lawrence (66-4), Fram- Gagne started off the Camaro, Julian Katz, and Bridgewater-Raynham was ingham (49-19), and West- meet with his first varsity Grady Chan had wins tied, 33-33, with two weight ford (44-27). The Tanners win. Also earning wins against quality opponents. classes to go. Carnevale are now 3-6. for Danvers were Colby St. John’s Prep and Garlitz pinned their Maureen Mullen can be Holland, Jack Anderson, The Eagles went 3-1 opponents to end the meet. reached at mmullen@item- Quinn Holland, Matt Re- on Saturday, losing to Plymouth South was live.com. Follow her on idy and Zach Schutz. North Attleboro (40-18) leading, 33-30, with two Twitter at @MaureenAM- In the second meet, the and beating LaSalle, R.I. matchups to go. Ben Klein ullen. Katie Morrison can FILe photo Falcons beat Wakefield, (48-30), Plymouth South (220) won 2-1 in triple be reached at kmorrison@ Amanda Blanchette scored four goals for the 48-36. Winners for Dan- (39-33), and Bridgwater- overtime to tie the meet, itemlive.com. Follow her Crusaders in their win over Wilmington Sunday. vers were Russell Canova, Raynham (45-33). 33-33, and Carnevale on Twitter at @KatieMo61. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE MONDAY Lynn Tech at Mystic Valley (5:30) INDOOR TRACK Archbishop Williams at Fenwick Catholic Memorial at St. John’s (4) (6:30) Gloucester at Winthrop (4) KIPP at Pioneer (6:45) Beverly at Danvers (4) Beverly at Danvers (7) Fenwick at Spellman (4) Peabody at Revere (7) BOYS’ HOCKEY Marblehead at Swampscott (7) Fenwick at Wellesley (4) Classical at English (7) GIRLS’ HOCKEY Gloucester at Salem (7) Fenwick at Stoneham (4) Lynnfield at North Reading (7) Haverhill at St. Mary’s (5) Lynn at Belmont (5) St. John’s at BC High (7) GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (6:30) KIPP at Pioneer (5:30) TUESDAY Mystic Valley at Lynn Tech (5:30) WRESTLING Peabody at Revere (6) Marblehead at Essex Tech (3:30) North Reading at Lynnfield (6:30) SWIMMING AND DIVING Swampscott at Marblehead (7) Beverly at Classical (4) Salem at Gloucester (7) Peabody at Gloucester (6:30) English at Classical (7) Revere at Marblehead (6:30) Danvers at Beverly (7) Swampscott at English (6:30) Danvers at Salem (7) GYMNASTICS Revere at Marblehead (7) Gloucester at Beverly (6) BOYS’ BASKETBALL Winthrop at Marblehead (7:45)

TV/RADIO SPORTS BRIEFS Monday Saugus American TV College basketball: North registration Carolina at Florida St., Player registration for the ESPN, 7 p.m.; West Virginia PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2016 Saugus American Little at TCU, ESPN2, 7 p.m.; League baseball season will Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker scores a touchdown against New England Patri- Alcorn St. at Texas South- be held at the Blessed Sacra- ots free safety Devin McCourty. ern, ESPNU, 9 p.m.; Oklaho- ment Church (lower level) on ma at Kansas, ESPN, 9 Saturday and Jan. 16, 10 a.m. p.m.; Virginia at Virginia - 2 p.m., Feb. 6 and 27, 11 Tech, ESPN2, 9 p.m. a.m. – 1 p.m. Little League Patriots fall short against Dolphins NBA: Boston at Brooklyn, age will be determined by Lit- CSN, 7:30 p.m.; Indiana at tle League’s new “age deter- MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. if we want to make any- ankle in the second quar- yard catch, setting up the Miami, NBATV, 7:30, Mem- mination chart” which will be (AP) — A whipsaw hit thing of our season.” ter when Ndamukong Suh touchdown that put Mi- phis at Portland, NBATV, 10 available at each registration. sent Tom Brady’s legs one The Dolphins (6-10), who rolled into his legs on a ami ahead to stay with p.m. Parents/guardians are direction and his upper missed the playoffs for the third-down incompletion, seven minutes left. The requested to present their child’s body the other, leaving seventh consecutive year, but the quarterback was rookie first-round pick NHL: Los Angeles at Colora- birth certificate at the registra- had five catches for 106 do, NBCSN, 9 p.m. him face down in the turf. will now embark on their back for the next series. tion. The birth certificate will be Brady rose — slowly — latest coaching search. In- “I didn’t see the replay,” yards, both season highs. RADIO returned at the registration. but the hits kept coming terim coach Dan Campbell, Brady said. “I’ll be anx- NOTES: Dolphins WR Kenny Stills left the game NBA: Boston at Brooklyn, Baseball tryouts are sched- from the Miami Dolphins, who went 5-7, will be among ious to see it.” with a hamstring injury. ... WBZ-FM (98.5), 7:30 p.m. uled for March 12 at the Sau- who beat New England In the second half he those interviewed but is not Pats rookie Geneo Grissom gus High School rear gym. 20-10 Sunday and pre- came out throwing, and Specific tryout times and expected to return. earned his first career sack. vented the Patriots from running back James White information will be available Owner Stephen Ross ... New England kicker Ste- TODAY IN SPORTS clinching the No. 1 seed in on the registration dates. spoke to the team about turned a short pass into a phen Gostkowski was wide the AFC playoffs. Jan. 4 Opening Day Parade, ceremo- changes to come. 68-yard gain to set up New ride from 46 yards — only 2002 — Michael Jordan becomes the With the Pats anxious The Patriots, mindful England’s touchdown. It his third miss this year, fourth player in NBA history to score nies and games will take place on April 23. to protect Brady’s health, of the challenges to come was scored on a 2-yard run and his shortest. ... Brady 30,000 points, reaching the milestone he threw a season-low 21 by Steven Jackson — his for the Washington Wizards in an 89-83 to reach this season’s Su- achieved a career high in win over his old team, the Chicago passes, and even so he was per Bowl, rested several first TD since joining New completions. ... Before the Bulls. 2005 St. Mary’s lucky to make it through injured starters. Brady’s England on Dec 22. game, Brady posed for pho- 2013 — Heisman winner Johnny Man- football champs the game in one piece. He afternoon ended when DeVante Parker won tos alongside Pro Football ziel runs for two touchdowns, passes was sacked twice and en- he was buried on a third- a jump-ball battle for a Hall of Famers Dan Ma- for two more and has a Cotton Bowl- Tom O’Hare is looking for dured at least half a dozen long pass to make a 46- rino and Bob Griese. record 516 total yards as Texas A&M down sack with five min- wraps up its first SEC season with a members of the 2005 St. knockdowns, including utes left, and he watched 41-13 win over Oklahoma. Manziel sets Mary’s Division 3A Super three on one series. the Patriots’ final offen- MIAMI 20, PATRIOTS 10 an FBS bowl record with his 229 yards Bowl championship team. “I’m pretty sore,” Brady sive series from the side- rushing on 17 carries, and completes Contact him at tom.p.ohare@ said, “but I’ll be all right.” line along with teammate Patriots 0 3 7 0 —10 Sacked-Yds Lost 2-14 1-8 22 of 34 passes for 287 yards. gmail.com. He walked gingerly as he left Rob Gronkowski. New York 3 7 0 10 —20 Punts 7-51.6 5-48.6 First Quarter Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 the postgame interview podium. Brady finished 12 for NFL For the second week in Mia—FG Franks 38, 8:07. Penalties-Yards 7-41 10-93 21 for a season-low 134 Second Quarter Time of Poss. 28:55 31:05 a row, the Patriots (12-4) AFC NFC yards, and was held with- NE—FG Gostkowski 34, 8:06. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS East East missed a chance to earn out a touchdown pass for Mia—Parker 15 pass from Tannehill RUSHING—New England, S.Jackson W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA the top playoff seed by the first time this season. (Franks kick), :36. 14-35, Bolden 9-31, White 3-5, Brady y-New England 12 4 0 .750 465 315 y-Washington 9 7 0 .563 388 379 winning. Their last shot at Third Quarter 1-(minus 1). Miami, Miller 19-60, N.Y. Jets 10 6 0 .625 387 314 Philadelphia 7 9 0 .438 377 430 “We obviously didn’t do NE—S.Jackson 2 run (Gostkowski Tannehill 3-17, D.Williams 3-11, Buffalo 8 8 0 .500 379 359 N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 420 442 the No. 1 seed hinged on enough things well enough kick), 12:32. Landry 2-6, Ajayi 7-2. Miami 6 10 0 .375 310 389 Dallas 4 12 0 .250 275 374 Denver losing its regular- South South today to win,” Belichick said. Fourth Quarter PASSING—New England, Garoppolo W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA season finale to San Diego. “That was across the board.” Mia—Cameron 2 pass from Tannehill 1-4-0-6, Brady 12-21-0-134. Miami, y-Houston 9 7 0 .563 339 313 y-Carolina 15 1 0 .938 500 308 “Wherever we play, we Brady spent most of the (Franks kick), 6:58. Tannehill 25-38-0-350. Indianapolis 8 8 0 .500 333 408 Atlanta 8 8 0 .500 339 345 play,” Patriots coach Bill Mia—FG Franks 19, 1:56. RECEIVING—New England, White Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 376 448 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 408 476 first half handing off, with A—62,918. 2-63, Gronkowski 2-18, Amendola Tennessee 3 13 0 .188 299 423 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 342 417 Belichick said. the Patriots running the Ten NE 2-17, LaFell 2-7, Bolden 2-5, S.Jack- North North All of New England’s W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ball on 16 of their first 18 First downs 12 20 son 1-20, Harper 1-6, K.Martin 1-4. y-Cincinnati 12 4 0 .750 419 279 x-Green Bay 10 5 0 .667 355 303 losses have come in the plays. He threw only five Total Net Yards 196 438 Miami, Landry 6-72, Parker 5-106, x-Pittsburgh 10 6 0 .625 423 319 x-Minnesota 10 5 0 .667 345 289 past six games. passes in the first half, the Rushes-yards 27-70 34-96 Jennings 4-74, Sims 3-40, D.Wil- Baltimore 5 11 0 .313 328 401 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 358 400 “Nothing over the last lowest halftime total in Passing 126 342 liams 3-38, Cameron 2-6, Stills 1-11, Cleveland 3 13 0 .188 278 432 Chicago 6 10 0 .375 335 397 Punt Returns 2-27 3-43 Miller 1-3. West West six weeks is going to mat- any game he has started, Kickoff Returns 0-0 0-0 MISSED FIELD GOALS—New Eng- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ter,” Brady said. “We have according to STATS. y-Denver 12 4 0 .750 355 296 y-Arizona 13 3 0 .813 489 313 Int. Ret. 0-0 0-0 land, Gostkowski 46 (WR). Miami, x-Kansas City 11 5 0 .688 405 287 x-Seattle 10 6 0 .625 423 277 to play well going forward Brady tweaked his right Comp-Att-Int 13-25-0 25-38-0 Franks 46 (WR). Oakland 7 9 0 .438 359 399 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 280 330 San Diego 4 12 0 .250 320 398 San Francisco 5 11 0 .313 238 387

Saturday’s Game Indianapolis 30, Tennessee 24 Houston 30, Jacksonville 6 Philadelphia 35, N.Y. Giants 30 Panthers, Washington 34, Dallas 23 San Francisco 19, St. Louis 16, OT Detroit 24, Chicago 20 Denver 27, San Diego 20 Buffalo 22, N.Y. Jets 17 Miami 20, New England 10 Seattle 36, Arizona 6 New Orleans 20, Atlanta 17 Kansas City 23, Oakland 17 Broncos lock Cincinnati 24, Baltimore 16 Carolina 38, Tampa Bay 10 Pittsburgh 28, Cleveland 12 Minnesota at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. NHL up No. 1 seeds EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Carolina closed out its remarkable sea- Atlantic Division Central Division son by wrapping up home-field advan- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Florida 38 22 12 4 48 104 84 Dallas 41 28 9 4 60 144 107 tage in the NFC. Denver turned to Pey- Montreal 40 22 15 3 47 116 99 St. Louis 41 23 14 4 50 101 100 ton Manning to take advantage of New Detroit 39 19 13 7 45 100 106 Chicago 39 22 13 4 48 108 97 England’s slip up in the AFC. And Rex Boston 37 20 13 4 44 116 102 Minnesota 37 20 10 7 47 100 88 Ottawa 38 18 14 6 42 111 115 Nashville 39 19 13 7 45 103 102 Ryan made certain to continue the New Tampa Bay 39 19 16 4 42 100 95 Colorado 39 18 18 3 39 109 110 York Jets’ playoff drought. Toronto 37 15 15 7 37 99 103 Winnipeg 38 18 18 2 38 103 110 Buffalo 39 15 20 4 34 91 105 Pacific Division Carolina and Denver wrapped up the Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA No. 1 seed playoff seeds in each confer- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angeles 38 25 11 2 52 104 83 Washington 38 28 7 3 59 121 83 Arizona 38 18 16 4 40 107 122 ence by winning at home on the final day N.Y. Isl 40 22 13 5 49 113 99 Vancouver 39 15 15 9 39 95 110 of the regular season on Sunday. Caro- N.Y. Rangers 39 21 14 4 46 112 103 San Jose 37 18 17 2 38 101 106 New Jersey 39 20 14 5 45 93 94 Calgary 38 18 18 2 38 101 121 lina routed Tampa Bay 38-10, while Den- Pittsburgh 38 19 15 4 42 91 93 Anaheim 37 15 15 7 37 69 89 ver held off San Diego 27-20 to win the Carolina 39 16 17 6 38 92 110 Edmonton 40 16 21 3 35 101 122 AFC West title. Philadelphia 37 15 15 7 37 79 102 PHOTO| ASSOCIATED PRESS Columbus 40 15 22 3 33 103 127 NOTE: Two points for win, one point for OT loss. New England will be the No. 2 seed in the AFC after losing at Miami, while Ari- Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor runs away from Sunday’s Games Carolina at Edmonton, 9 p.m. New York Jets' Leonard Williams for a touchdown N.Y. Islanders 6, Dallas 5 Arizona at Vancouver, 10 p.m. zona will have the other bye in the NFC Minnesota at Florida, 6 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Ottawa at Chicago, 7 p.m. Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. despite getting routed 36-6 by Seattle. Winnipeg at Anaheim, 9 p.m. Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games Dallas at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Denver’s victory finally settled the AFC Detroit at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. playoff picture. Cincinnati is the No. 3 Ottawa at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. Bills knock out Jets Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m. Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. seed and will host AFC North rival Pitts- burgh in a wild-card game, while AFC ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Fitzpatrick's side-arm pass NBA South champion Houston is the No. 4 In a disappointing season in which over the middle was intercept- seed and will host Kansas City, winners ed by linebacker A.J. Tarpley EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE the Buffalo Bills fell well short of Atlantic Division Southwest Division of 10 straight games. Rex Ryan's playoff aspirations, the with 11 seconds remaining. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The NFC playoff picture won’t be fully coach managed to get in the last The Jets were eliminated Toronto 21 14 .600 — San Antonio 29 6 .829 — Boston 18 15 .545 2 Dallas 19 15 .559 9½ settled until after completion of the Sun- word. Take that. from contention shortly after New York 16 19 .457 5 Memphis 18 17 .514 11 day night game between Minnesota and Ryan's familiar blustery person- the final whistle blew in Buf- Brooklyn 10 23 .303 10 Houston 16 19 .457 13 falo, when the Pittsburgh Steel- Philadelphia 3 33 .083 18½ New Orleans 11 22 .333 17 Green Bay. Seattle’s blowout win over ality returned, if just for a moment, Southeast Division the Cardinals means the Seahawks will after the Bills (8-8) closed their sea- ers (10-6) advanced with a 28- W L Pct GB Northwest Division avoid a trip to Lambeau Field to open son with a 22-17 win in to thwart 12 win at Cleveland. Miami 20 13 .606 — W L Pct GB Atlanta 21 14 .600 — Oklahoma City 24 10 .706 — the playoffs as long as the Packers and the New York Jets playoff hopes in It was a stingy performance Orlando 19 15 .559 1½ Utah 15 17 .469 8 Vikings don’t finish in a tie. The winner their season finale Sunday. by an injury-depleted defense Charlotte 17 16 .515 3 Portland 14 21 .400 10½ The win came against Ryan's that failed to play consistently Washington 15 17 .469 4½ Denver 12 22 .353 12 between the Vikings and Packers will be Central Division Minnesota 12 22 .353 12 the No. 3 seed. former team and after the coach even when healthy this season. W L Pct GB Pacific Division Washington, which closed the season had faced the brunt of criticism for Ryan has already said "dras- Cleveland 22 9 .710 — W L Pct GB Chicago 20 12 .625 2½ Golden State 31 2 .939 — with its fourth straight win, is the fourth an under-performing high-priced tic changes" will be in order Indiana 19 14 .576 4 L.A. Clippers 22 13 .629 10 seed and will host the No. 5 seed. defense that played a key role in this offseason. Detroit 18 16 .529 5½ Sacramento 13 20 .394 18 Buffalo missing the playoffs for a Milwaukee 14 21 .400 10 Phoenix 12 24 .333 20½ New England had a chance at home- Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor L.A. Lakers 7 27 .206 24½ field in the AFC but flopped in Miami 16th straight season — the NFL's finished 18 of 28 for 182 yards Sunday’s Games Indiana at Miami, 7:30 p.m. getting beat 20-10. longest playoff drought. and opened the scoring on an 18- Chicago 115, Toronto 113 Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Denver struggled in the first half The Bills defense secured the yard run. Karlos Williams also New York 111, Atlanta 97 Orlando at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Miami 97, Washington 75 San Antonio at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. against San Diego before inserting Man- victory by intercepting Ryan Fitz- scored on a 2-yard plunge, while Portland at Denver, 9 p.m. Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Sacramento at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. ning in place of Brock Osweiler at quar- patrick on each of the Jets' final Dan Carpenter hit all three Monday’s Games Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. terback and holding on late for the seven- three possessions. field-goal attempts, including a Toronto at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. point victory. The game was decided when 42-yarder with 3:49 left. B4 MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 COMICS OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

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GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Husband who’s aiding ex-lover appears to be helping himself Would you back your card reading? DEAR ABBY: My hus- bring your sister with you Marcus Tullius Cicero, a partner. So, when East rebid band went to Florida Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van because she has a lot to Roman statesman and ora- five clubs, South was happy three months ago to care Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, learn. Chief among the les- tor, said, “Confidence is that to compete to five spades. for an ailing former lover. sons is that someone else’s He told me she will be and was founded by her mother, feeling by which the mind em- Fredin knew that East had drinking is not another barks in great and honorable leaving him a sizable in- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at person’s fault or responsi- long and strong clubs. He heritance and he needs to courses with a sure hope and DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los bility to control. I am sorry thought that if he also had protect her from “vul- trust in itself.” king-doubleton or king-third tures.” I admit I am suspi- Angeles, CA 90069. for your pain, because I’m There are a few bridge cious of his motives. I sure it is considerable. of spades, he would have experts who so trust their overcalled three no-trump, think there may be more reading of a deal that they going on than what he’s his old flame. Are you sure doctor was three years DEAR ABBY: I’m an at- not three clubs. So, placing she is really sick? If it’s the ago. The doctor said Greg’s confidently play antipercent- telling me, but he has torney. Recently at a par- West with the spade king, truth, then the “vulture” I liver functions were not ty, an acquaintance was age. For example, there are been painting a pretty Fredin won the second trick picture of how rosy our see on the horizon may be normal and he needed to talking about some litiga- Jeff Meckstroth, who lives in future will be with her him. stop drinking. I’ve tried to tion his company is in- Florida, and Peter Fredin from with the diamond ace and led gift. I hope you appreciate make my son listen to rea- volved in. I commented his spade jack. how extremely manipula- son, to no avail. Sweden, who was the declar- He has now suggested briefly on something he er in this deal. West, never guessing what that we get a temporary tive your husband appears My sister tells me if I to be. Because of it, and don’t get Greg some help, said, and he responded, Against five spades, West was happening, played low. divorce so he can marry “We take advice from at- her in order to get her since he has spoken the I could be charged with led his lowest club. East took Now Fredin took 12 tricks: six “D” word, consult a lawyer adult neglect. But I don’t torneys we PAY,” and the trick and shifted to the di- spades, five hearts and one entire estate! He claims it walked away. Should I feel will be nothing more than to ensure that your inter- know how to fix this. The amond king. What happened diamond. a business arrangement. ests will be protected re- outcome is increasingly insulted, or should I have after that? His suggestion left me gardless of his motives. bleak. What can I do? stayed out of the conver- I’m saying that in case the sation to begin with? The deal occurred during flabbergasted. Even the European Bridge League’s though our marriage has woman turns out to be MOM WITH A been rocky at times, I healthier than both of you. PROBLEM HURT FEELINGS 13th Champions Cup in Mi- have never seen this side IN FLORIDA lan. Most Souths took 10 DEAR ABBY: How do DEAR MOM: If the in- tricks, losing one spade, one of him. I don’t know you help someone who ability to convince a sub- whether to believe him DEAR HURT: Some diamond and one club. doesn’t want to be helped? stance-addicted adult rel- people think that anything and be simply disappoint- My adult son, “Greg,” who ative to get help were Note Fredin’s careful three- ed at his callous behavior, that’s offered for free is lives with me, is slowly against the law, there without value, and it ap- heart rebid. He was always or not believe him and drinking himself to death. wouldn’t be enough pris- going to bid four spades, conclude that he really pears the man you encoun- He was laid off two years ons to hold all the “offend- tered is one of them. Be- but wanted partner to judge wants a divorce so he can ago, and I know he is de- ers.” marry her. Any thoughts? cause this is his world what to do if, for example, pressed and has given up As much as you love your West raised immediately to on life. son, you can’t “fix” his al- view, try not to take it per- HEARTSICK IN sonally. Your motives were five clubs. Then, after West SOUTH CAROLINA It has reached the point cohol addiction. You where he is showing signs should, however, find the generous. I see no reason to passed, North jumped to four DEAR HEARTSICK: of cirrhosis, but he refuses nearest Al-Anon group muzzle yourself in the fu- spades, accepting what he Your husband appears to to do anything about it. and attend some meetings. ture if you think you have thought was a game-try by his still be carrying a torch for The last time he saw a And while you are at it, something helpful to say.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Aviso Legal MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale Solicitud de Juventud Propuestas By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given Request for Youth Proposals contained in a certain mortgage given by Rae Marie La oficina en Lynn de Desarrollo de la Comunidad, junto by Dawn M. Baggs and Danny Walrond to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, The Lynn Office of Economic and Community Dellafano to First Massachusetts Bank, N.A. (n<* TD con la Junta Asesora de los Ciudadanos de Desarrollo Inc. as nominee for New Fed Mortgage Corporation, a Massachusetts Corporation, its Development, in conjunction with the Community Bank, N.A.) dated June 29, 2001 and recorded with the Comunitario, Económico, entretienen propuestas para successors and assigns, dated March 25, 2009 and recorded with the Essex County Development Citizens Advisory Board, will entertain Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in actividades de juventud para FY ' 16. Todas las (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28446, Page 412, subsequently proposals for Youth Activities for FY'16. All proposals Book 17366 at Page 204, of which mortgage the propuestas serán compatibles con el formato escrito en assigned to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, shall be consistent with the format outlined in the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the las especificaciones, que están disponibles en la Oficina Inc. as nominee for New Fed Mortgage Corporation, a Massachusetts Corporation, its specifications, which are available at the Lynn Office of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of de Lynn, Económico y Desarrollo Comunitario, successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Registry of Deeds at Book Economic and Community Development, City Hall, foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at Ayuntamiento, cuarto 305. Las propuestas estaran 32360, Page 386, subsequently assigned to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB Room 305. Proposals are available on January 4, 2016, 11:00 A.M. on the 25th day of January 2016, on the disponibles apartir del 4 de Enero del 2016 y se DBA Christiana Trust as Trustee for HLSS Mortgage Master Trust for The Benefit of and will be accepted until 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, mortgaged premises located at 467 Washington Street, aceptarán hasta las 8:00 P.M de la tarde el 26 de Enero The Holders of The Series 2014-1 Certificates Issued by HLSS Mortgage Master Trust January 26, 2016. Proposals can also be found on our in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and del 2016. Las propuestas también se pueden enviar by Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC by assignment recorded in said Registry of Deeds at website www.cityoflynnoecd.net/programs or emailed singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO atraves de nuestra pagina de internet www.cityoflynnoe- Book 34115, Page 410; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for when a request is sent to [email protected]. No WIT: cd.net/programs o por correo electrónico; cuando se breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will proposal will be accepted after the deadline date of That certain parcel of land, with the buildings and envíe una solicitud a [email protected]. No se be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on January 25, 2016 at 329 Western Avenue, January 26, 2016, and each organization must have a improvements thereon, shown as “Lot 'A' on a plan aceptarán ningunas propuesta después de la fecha de Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: representative at the Allocation of Funds Meeting when entitled 'Subdivision plan of Land located in Haverhill, plazo del 26 de Enero de 2016, y cada organización The land in Lynn, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: these proposals are reviewed. The Allocation of Funds Massachusetts” dated June 13, 1979 and recorded with debe tener un representante en la reunión de SOUTHEAST by Western Avenue, sixty-six (66) feet; SOUTHWEST by land now or Meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds Asignación de Fondos, que sera cuando estas late of Edmonds, forty-nine (49) feet; NORTHWEST by land now or late of Perkins, the Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Develop- in Book of Plans No. 6604, Plan 234. Being the same propuestas son revisadas. La reunión de asignación de NORTHEAST by land now or late of Hanson, sixty-six (66) feet. Said premises arc ment (LHAND), 10 Church Street, Lynn, MA at 6:00 p.m. parcel conveyed to the mortgagor by deed from Matthew fondos se celebrará el Martes 9 de Febrero de 2016, en conveyed subject to and together with any and all easements, rights of way and Parking is available in the LHAND parking lot as well as D. Willis and Kathleen M. Willis dated June 29, 2001 and the Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Develop- restrictions of record insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. Being the on-street. The LHAND is handicapped accessible and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 17366, ment (LHAND), 10 Church Street, Lynn, MA a las 6:00 same premises conveyed to the Mortgagor(s) by deed of Romane A. Petkewich, any individual needing a special accommodation for their Page 203. Premises to be sold and conveyed subject to P.M de la tarde. Hay estacionamiento disponible en la Trustee of 329 Western Avenue Lynn Realty Trust dated February 15, 2008 and handicapped condition must contact the Office of and with the benefit of all rights, rights of way, parte posterior de el edificio de LHAND. The LHAND es recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds at Book 27529, Page 173. Economic and Community Development at (781) restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the accesible a cualquier individuo que necesitan un The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, 581-6763 at least two weeks prior to the Allocation of nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any alojamiento especial para su condición discapacitado, restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to Funds Meeting. Solicitations will be entertained under and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and favor de contactar la Oficina de Económica y Desarrollo M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992 sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Comunitario al (781) 581-6763 por lo menos dos rights of tenants and parties in possession. and regulations thereunder. The Lynn Office of liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in semanas antes de la reunión de Asignación de Fondos. TERMS OF SALE: Economic of Community Development reserves the right force and are applicable, having priority over said Solicitudes seran entretienen en virtud con la Vivienda y A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of to reject any and all applications, or waive any part mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, la Ley de Desarrollo de Comunidad de 1992 y a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be hereof, and make awards as may appear in the best easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is reglamentos correspondientes. La Oficina de Lynn de delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be required interest of the youth in the City of Lynn as determined in made in the deed. Desarrollo Económico Comunitario se reserva el to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. the application process. Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand dollars derecho de rechazar cualquier y todas las aplicaciones, The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale s/James M. Marsh ($5,000.00) by certified or bank check will be required to o renunciar a cualquier parte presente y realice los date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other check satisfactory Director be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. premios que pueden aparecer en el mejor interés de los to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject Item: December 16, 2015, January 4, 2016 The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at jóvenes en la Ciudad de Lynn según lo determinado en any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or the Law Offices of Duane Morris LLP, 100 High Street, el proceso de la aplicación. oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN Suite 2400, Boston, MA 02110-1724, within thirty (30) s/James M. Marsh for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, January days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to Director deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the 19, 2016 at 6:00 PM in Room 107, Lynn City Hall: purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the Item: December 16, 2015, January 4, 2016 Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in 1. El Rincon Criollo Restaurant Inc., DBA El Rincon purchase price. In the event of an error in this said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE Criollo Restaurant at 15 Union Street has applied for a publication, the description of the premises contained in OF THE ESSENCE. THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS New Wine and Malt Beverages License as a Common said mortgage shall control. Other terms, if any, to be Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. LAND COURT Victualler, Felix Tejeda, Manager. announced at the sale. Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB DBA DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 2. An Ngoc Do Inc., DBA Johnny's Market at 31 TD Bank, N.A. Christiana Trust as Trustee for HLSS Mortgage 2015 SM 010706 Lynnway has applied for transfer of Wine and Malt Present holder of said mortgage Master Trust for the benefit of the holders of the ORDER OF NOTICE Beverages License as a Package Store to Samin Inc., By its Attorneys, Series 2014-1 Certificates issued by To: DBA Johnny's Market, Alpa Patel, Manager. Duane Morris LLP HLS Mortgage master Trust Carlos Miranda Rivera 3. Bowah, Inc., DBA China Bowl has applied for a 100 High Street, Suite 2400 Present Holder of said Mortgage, and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the transfer of the All Alcohol Beverages License as a Boston, MA 02110-1724 By Its Attorneys, Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 Common Victualler at 170 Union Street to El Malecon Item: January 4, 11, 18, 2016 ORLANS MORAN PLLC et seq.: Corp., DBA El Malecon, Jeffrey Delorbe, Manager. PO Box 540540 4. BWBC I, LLC DBA Bent Water Brewing Co. has Wells Fargo Bank, NA Waltham, MA 02454 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real applied for a New Farmers Series Pouring Permit at 180 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Phone: (781) 790-7800 Commercial Street, Unit 18. Premises: 85 Purdon Avenue, Lynn, MA property in LYNN, numbered 25 BARRETT COURT, 15-008340 given by Carlos Miranda Rivera to Mortgage Electronic Patricia M. Barton By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale Item: January 4, 11, 18, 2016 John T. Krol contained in a certain mortgage given by Oren M. Wright Registration Systems, Inc. dated May 29, 2012 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Miguel Funez to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Lynn Licensing Board Registry of Deeds at Book 31382, Page 138, and now CITY OF PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., and now Item: January 4, 6, 2016 held by Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency, said held by the Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with Office of the Purchasing Agent mortgage dated September 24, 2007, and recorded with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds /Defendants' Servicemembers status. General Bids from contractors holding DCAM certification, addressed to the Office of By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale in Book 27203, Page 527 as affected by an Affidavit If you now are, or recently have been, in the active the Purchasing Agent, City Hall, 24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 01960, will be contained in a certain mortgage given by David B. dated February 20, 2009, and recorded in said Registry military service of the UnitedStates of America, then you received until 2:00 PM, prevailing local time, Thursday, January 28, 2016, and then be Calnan to TD Banknorth, N.A. (n/k/a TD Bank, N.A.) in Book 28920, Page 284 and as affected by a may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers publicly opened and read for the work: dated June 12, 2007 and recorded with the Essex Modification Agreement dated January 24, 2014 and Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the Window and Door Replacement at McCarthy Elementary School County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 33109, above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or The Plans and Specifications prepared by Civitects PC, Inc. of Fall River, MA, 26976 at Page 225, of which mortgage the undersigned Page 535, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage your attorney must file a written appearance and answer describe demolition and replacement of all exterior windows in the School building, is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Massachusetts in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA located on Lake Street, Peabody MA, replacement of certain exterior doors, and other mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same Housing Finance Agency by assignment dated 02108 on or before February 01, 2016 or you will be related requirements as set forth in the bid documents. will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 P.M. on the 25th September 6, 2012 and recorded with said Registry of forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Sub-Trade Bid Information: day of January 2016, on the mortgaged premises Deeds in Book 32450, Page 33, for breach of the benefits of said Act. Sealed bids from Sub-trade firms holding DCAM certification, addressed to the Office located at 99 Hurd Street in Lynn, Essex County, conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this of the Purchasing Agent, at the above address, will be received until 2:00 PM, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on Court on December 18, 2015 prevailing local time, Thursday, January 21, 2016 and then be publicly opened and in said mortgage, TO WIT: January 26, 2016 at 12:00 PM Local Time upon the Attest: read for the sub-trades listed below: That certain parcel of land, with the buildings and premises, all and singular the premises described in said Deborah J. Patterson HVAC, Electrical improvements thereon, shown as “Lot A and Right of mortgage, to wit: Recorder Prime Contractors submitting a bid shall hold certification by Division of Capital Asset Way on Subdivision Plan – Lynn, MA,” dated May 13, A parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon in 201510-0633-YEL Management in the category of Doors/Windows and must submit with their Bid both a 1980 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern Lynn, Mass, now known as No. 85 Purdon Avenue, Item: January 4, 2016 current Certificate of Eligibility, issued by DCAM evidencing the certification category District) Registry of Deeds in Book of Plans No. 165, shown as Lot 9 on a Plan dated August 24, 1940, drawn called out above together with a signed Update Statement current as of the date of the Plan 75. Being the same parcel conveyed to the by A. A. Chester C. E., recorded with Essex South mortgagor by deed from Mary E. Bailey and Craig S. LEGAL NOTICE bid opening. Minimum DCAM single project limit acceptable for this project is $ 2 District Deeds in Book 3231, Page 268, and bounded; Bailey dated October 30, 1998 and recorded with said Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property million. SOUTH by Purdon Avenue, 63.23 feet; Registry of Deeds in Book 15204, Page 144. Premises Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Storage located The Bid Documents, including Plans and Specifications, may be obtained from the WEST by land now or formerly of the City of Lynn, 80 to be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit at 102 Broadway, Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell or Office of the Purchasing Agent, during regular business hours at the above address, feet; of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, otherwise dispose of personal property consisting of on or after January 7, 2016. Firms may obtain Bid Documents by paying a refundable NORTH by Lot 8 on said plan, 80 feet; covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, household and personal effects, office and other deposit fee of Fifty Dollars ($ 50), tendered by Treasurer's check, cashier's check or EAST by Lot 10 on said plan, 80 feet. improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid equipment in compliance with Mass state law VIA AN certified check, or money order, payable to the City of Peabody. Those wishing Bid Containing 5058 square feet according to said plan. taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any ON-LINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGETREASURES- Documents delivered to them shall remit a non-refundable mailing and handling fee to Subject to and with the benefit of restrictions and other municipal assessments or liens or existing .COM ON January 16, 2016 BEGINNING AT the City in the amount of Thirty Dollars ($ 30) per set of Documents, such fee to be easements of record. encumbrances of record which are in force and are APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND CONCLUDING ON tendered in the same manner described above, but separately from any deposit For title see deed of William V. Biblik dated May 14, applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether January 22, 2016 AT APPROXIMATELY 1:00PM. THIS amount. Delivery fee may be waived for use of any third-party service, whereby 1981 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of or not reference to such restrictions, easements, PUBLIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING shipping costs are billed directly to the recipient. Deeds in Book 6818, Page 731. improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. CERTAIN TERMS Plan deposits shall be refunded only upon the return of the complete set of Bid The description of the property contained in the deed. AND CONDITIONS APPLY. Documents, in good condition and substantially unmarked, no later than Twenty-One mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand dollars All units are sold as whole. (21) calendar days after the General Bid opening date. error in this publication. ($5,000.00) by certified or bank check will be required to The following units are for sale: Any party wishing to purchase additional sets beyond the number allowed above shall For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated September 24, be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Unit Number Tenant Name pay the sum of Fifty Dollars ($ 50 ) per set, non-refundable, tendered by Treasurer's 2007, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at 333B Greg Gerardi check, cashier's check or certified check, or money order, payable to the City of District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 27203, Page 526. the Law Offices of Duane Morris LLP, 100 High Street, 1107 Ezio Fabrizio Peabody. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and Suite 2400, Boston, MA 02110-1724, within thirty (30) 820E Andrew Karlok Jr. No bid documents will be shipped until the plan deposit (and mailing fee if required) is conveyed subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to 547 Moises Diaz received in the Office of the Purchasing Agent. The City will not be responsible for taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the 623 Anton Foster delays in receipt of Bid Documents sent by methods which do not incorporate package which take precedence over the said mortgage above purchase price. In the event of an error in this 111205 Shirley Ann Soltys tracking. described. publication, the description of the premises contained in Item: January 4, 11, 2016 Any of three of the apparent low general bidder(s), after being contacted by the City FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase Purchasing Agent to do so, shall have three (3) working days to present a copy of the said mortgage shall control. Other terms, if any, to be price must be paid in cash, certified check, bank Contractor Qualification Statement referenced by the Update Statement furnished to announced at the sale. treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of LEGAL NOTICE the City with their Bid. TD Bank, N.A. the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT The City of Peabody is not responsible for accuracy or completeness of bids prepared Present holder of said mortgage price shall be paid in cash, certified check, bank PLANNING BOARD using documents obtained from any source other than the City Purchasing Agent. Only By its Attorneys, treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after Relative to Swampscott Zoning By-Law Section 4.7.0.0 firms on record with the City Purchasing Department as being in receipt of the bid Duane Morris LLP the date of sale. Humphrey Street Overlay District. The Planning Board of documents shall directly receive communications concerning this Bid, as may be 100 High Street, Suite 2400 Other terms to be announced at the sale. the Town of Swampscott will hold a public hearing at the issued after the date which Bid Documents were first distributed. Boston, MA 02110-1724 Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP request of DAN GRIMES for the property located at 292 A Performance Bond, as well as a Labor and Materials or Payment Bond, each in such Item: January 4, 11, 18, 2016 1080 Main Street, HUMPHREY STREET (Map 2, Lot 141), Swampscott, a form as prescribed in the Bid Documents, issued by a firm properly licensed in the Pawtucket, RI 02860 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, shall be furnished to the City prior to signing of the MA. The public hearing will be held on MONDAY, LEGAL NOTICE Attorney for Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency Contract, by the firm who is awarded the General Contract. These bonds shall be JANUARY 11, 2016, at 7:00 PM at 200 ESSEX STREET Notice is hereby given that Present Holder of the Mortgage drawn for One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Total Contract Price as awarded. at the SENIOR CENTER. Simply Self Storage loca- (401) 272-1400 Minimum wage rates established for this project by the Commonwealth of The hearing (file 15HSSIP-1) will review the request to ted at 244 Andover St., Item: January 4, 11, 18, 2016 Massachusetts under authority of M.G.L., Chapter 149, sec. 26 to 27G inclusive, as add two dormers on the third floor in relation to the Peabody, Ma. 01960 in- received by the City of Peabody are found in the Bid Documents. The requirement for existing bedrooms. Relief under the Humphrey Street tends to sell or otherwise weekly wage reporting to the Awarding Authority is also contained therein. Site Plan Special Permit is sought for the front setback dispose of personal prop- THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS The City of Peabody reserves the right to waive any informality in, or to reject any or requirement. erty consisting of house- LAND COURT all Bids, or part(s) thereof, and to accept the Bid deemed most satisfactory to the City, A copy of the application and plans are on file and hold and personal effects, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT if it be in the best public interest to do so. Procurement and award of the Contract is available for review at the Planning Department, Town office and other equipment 2015 SM 010707 governed in part by procedures established by the Mass. School Building Authority, Hall, 22 Monument Avenue, Swampscott, during normal in compliance with Mass. ORDER OF NOTICE the funding agency for portions of this Project. business hours, which are Monday through Thursday State Law VIA AN ON- To: /s/Daniel B. Doucette, Purchasing Agent from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to LINE AUCTION AT WW- Marjorie A Macarelli; Edward P Macarelli Item: January 4, 2016 12:00 PM. W.STORAGETREASURES.COM and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Angela Ippolito Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 ON JAN. 16, 2016 AT Planning Board Chair APPROXIMATELY 10 AM et seq.: Item: December 28, 2015, January 4, 2016 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. AND CONCLUDING ON claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real JAN. 22, 2016 AT AP- property in LYNN, numbered 70 JENNESS STREET, PROXIMATELY 2 PM. given by Edward P Macarelli and Majorie A Macarelli to THIS PUBLIC SALE WILL Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. dated RESULT IN THE GOODS November 16, 2004, and recorded with the Essex BEING SOLD TO THE County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book HIGHEST BIDDER, CER- 23670, Page 487, and now held by the Plaintiff by TAIN TERMS AND CON- assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for DITIONS APPLY. All the determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemem- units are sold as whole. bers status. The following units are up If you now are, or recently have been, in the active for sale: military service of the UnitedStates of America, then you #329 Glenn Grutta may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers #2186 Jean Reim Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the #2145 Jean Reim above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or #2159 Jean Reim your attorney must file a written appearance and answer #2038 Waldo Banks in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA #3230 Tania Sandoval 02108 on or before February 01, 2016 or you will be Item: January 4, 11, 2016 forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on December 18, 2015 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder 201510-0635-YEL Item: January 4, 2016 B2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 04, 2016 MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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MOBILE : 781-838-1395 CALL 781-593-7700, EXT. 2 Schools New York trial offering to set legal limits brewery in claims vs. GM classes MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) NEW YORK (AP) — A civil from taking the easy road to- — With an explosion in trial set to start this month in ward settling or forcing dismiss- growth in the craft beer New York City will test the le- al of scores of lawsuits. industry over the last de- gal boundaries of hundreds of The judge has refused the com- cade, it’s not enough to claims remaining against Gen- pany’s request to exclude evi- simply have a passion for eral Motors Co. stemming from dence and arguments related to brewing and beer when it faulty ignition switches. punitive damages, saying GM’s comes to starting a brew- The case involves an Okla- delay in recalling admittedly ery or working for one as homa man who blames a defec- defective vehicles was “arguably the industry gets more tive ignition switch for prevent- dangerous conduct as it involved competitive. ing his air bags from deploying a hidden defect that caused a Recognizing that, some during a crash. It’s the first trial risk of serious injury or death.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS universities are now offer- to result from hundreds of law- The judge also ruled that the ing programs on the busi- suits filed against GM after the “New GM,” as it is repeatedly Clarence Ditlow, executive director of the Center for Auto ness of craft beer. auto giant revealed in 2014 that referred to in court papers, can- Safety, displays a GM ignition switch similar to those In the last decade, the faulty ignition switches in Chevy not dismiss the claims of Robert linked to 13 deaths and dozens of crashes of General number of craft brewer- Cobalts and other small cars ne- S. Scheuer — the plaintiff in the Motors small cars like the Chevy Cobalt, during a news ies has grown to more cessitated an unprecedented re- trial set to start Jan. 11 — mere- conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. A civil trial than 4,000 in the U.S. to- call. The switches can slip out ly because he failed to keep his starting January 2016 in New York City will test the legal day, from more than 1,400 of the “on” position, causing the 2003 Saturn Ion after his front boundaries of hundreds of claims remaining against Gen- in 2005, according to the cars to stall, knocking out power air bags failed to deploy when eral Motors over faulty ignition switches. steering and turning off air bags. he was forced off an Oklahoma Brewers Association. GM knew about the faulty highway by another car and Hilliard said the litigants bellwether trials that will oc- A lot of breweries start- switches for more than a decade smashed head-on into two trees watching the case closely include cur over the next year. He said ed out five or 10 years but did not recall them until Feb- in Bristow. “many traumatized folks who the outcome of the Scheuer trial ago with a focus on beer, ruary 2014. The company paid Scheuer, of Tulsa, was injured got pushed around by GM while would “help form the basis for said Gregory Dunkling, nearly $600 million to settle 399 in the May 28, 2014, crash and the cover-up was active.” settlement of similar claims.” director of the University claims made to a fund it estab- retained lawyer Bob Hilliard, co- General Motors has told U.S. “It’s our belief that the air bags of Vermont’s new online lished. Those claims covered 124 lead counsel for hundreds of fed- regulators in a recent quarter- weren’t designed to deploy in the business of craft beer cer- deaths and 275 injuries, though eral cases consolidated in New ly report that it still faces 217 accident that he had,” Cain said. tificate program, which GM’s fund rejected more than York City. wrongful death and injury law- In September, GM announced starts in February. Back 90 percent of the 4,343 claims it “For years and years, GM — suits in the U.S. and Canada, it had reached a $575 million then, a home brewer may received, according to figures the including to some of my clients along with 122 lawsuits alleging deal with Hilliard to settle 1,385 have been able to create company released in December. — would say: ‘Look, this accident that the recalls reduced values death and injury cases and to re- some great recipes but In recent weeks, U.S. District is your fault. Take $75,000 even of owners’ cars. solve a 2014 class-action lawsuit didn’t have the business Judge Jesse M. Furman, the pre- though your family is dead,’” he GM spokesman Jim Cain said filed by shareholders claiming acumen so along the way siding judge, has made rulings said in a telephone interview the Scheuer trial, likely to last GM’s actions reduced the value hired staff to cover mar- that may prevent the automaker from his Texas office. about a month, is the first of six of their stock. keting, sales, the business operation, he said. B8 MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 HEALTH

BARBARA QUINN | NUTRITION Pulses of the food variety trending in ‘16

What’s trending in nu- three times the protein of of cancer, including colon, protein and complex car- trition for the new year? rice. stomach and endometrial bohydrates that maintain Here’s a big one: The Unit- Pulse crops are also cancer. muscle strength and en- ed Nations has declared shelf stable — they can They help keep blood durance. And they are rich 2016 the International be stored for long periods sugars in balance. Le- in vitamins and minerals Year of Pulses. Not the of time without spoiling gumes and beans are con- that work together to pro- kind of pulse you take to or losing their nutritional sidered low glycemic index duce and sustain energy. find your heart rate. Puls- value. foods; the carbohydrates They can help build es are crops of legumes Here are other good rea- they contain are digested healthy babies. Pulses are such as lentils, beans, sons to eat more of these slowly. That makes them a rich in folate — a B vita- peas and peanuts that foods in 2016, according to good choice for people with min critical for fetal brain are harvested and dried the US Dry Bean Council: diabetes. (Note: Beans and spinal cord develop- for food. These foods are a They’re good for your are also high in potas- ment. Adequate intake of critical part of our world’s heart. Unlike many ani- sium, which may need to folate during pregnancy food basket, says the UN’s mal-based proteins, beans be limited in people with can prevent certain types Food and Agricultural Or- are naturally low in fat diabetes-related kidney of birth defects known as ganization (FAO). and are free of harmful disease.) neural tube defects. Why? Besides being nu- saturated and trans fats. They can help you keep They can provide impor- Besides being nutrition powerhouses, pulse trition powerhouses, pulse And they contain no cho- your girlish (or manly) tant nutrients for people crops are good for the environment. crops are good for the en- lesterol. figure. Legumes, beans with food allergies or in- vironment. They have the They may reduce your and peas are an excellent tolerances. For example, ten intolerances. Barbara Quinn is a reg- ability to “fix” nitrogen risk for certain cancers. source of dietary fiber. Re- beans and lentils do not Lastly, these foods are istered dietitian and certi- — they change nitrogen Antioxidant nutrients and search shows that people contain gluten, a protein good for the body and easy fied diabetes educator at on the pocketbook; literal- in the atmosphere into a naturally occurring plant who eat more fiber tend to found in wheat, barley the Community Hospital useful form from which “phyto” chemicals in beans weigh less. and rye. ly the best nutritional buy protein is made. Ounce for have been shown to be ef- They may improve vitali- Pulse foods can therefore in the whole supermarket. of the Monterey Peninsula. ounce, they provide twice fective fighters against the ty and longevity. Legumes, be enjoyed by people with Have a happy and health- Distributed by Tribune the protein of wheat and growth of certain types beans and peas are rich in celiac disease or other glu- filled new year! Content Agency, LLC. Tanning Appenciticis beds are can be treated targeted

Mayo Clinic without surgery News Network Earlier this month, the By Mayo Clinic the criteria for the study. With Food and Drug Adminis- News Network that said, for this specific group tration proposed steps to of children, antibiotics allowed prevent the use of indoor Are antibiotics a safe and ef- 94.6 percent to avoid appendec- tanning beds. They want fective alternative to surgery tomy during the initial hospital to restrict usage to people for some kids with appendici- stay, 89 percent for the first 30 18 years of age and older, tis? A recent study published in days, and 75.7 percent for 21 and they want tanning JAMA Surgery suggests when months following admission.” bed manufacturers and chosen by the family, nonopera- WHAT IT MEANS facilities to ramp up safe- tive management is an effective TO PATIENTS ty measures. The FDA treatment strategy for children It’s important to recognize re- reports that their goal is with uncomplicated acute ap- searchers worked with a very to protect young people pendicitis. We asked Mayo Clin- select group of patients, and from skin cancer, as well ic Children’s Center pediatric their findings should not be gen- as other dangers such as surgeon Dr. Dean Potter to help eralized to all patients with ap- eye damage. us understand the research and pendicitis, points out Potter. He Mayo Clinic dermatolo- its significance. adds, “Additionally, long-term gist Dr. Jerry Brewer says “The study design is patient follow up is lacking, we do not legislature to decrease choice cohort study, thus after know how many will have recur- tanning bed use would be discussing both therapeutic op- rent appendicitis in the next five a good thing. tions with the patient and fam- or 10 years. Several secondary “Tanning is never a good ily, the choice was given to the outcomes were used to support idea, and more people de- family and patient,” says Pot- the nonoperative management velop skin cancer because ter. “This was not a randomized of appendicitis. Cost and disabil- of tanning than those who study.” ity days significantly favored an- develop lung cancer be- ABOUT THE STUDY tibiotics over surgery. However, PHOTO | FOTOLIA cause of smoking,” he said. Potter says this latest prospec- these outcomes maybe affected Dr. Dean Potter, Mayo Clinic Children’s Center pediatric “In fact, some sources feel tive study investigates the use by recurrent bouts of appendici- that just one session in a surgeon, says a recent study investigates the use of anti- of antibiotics versus appendec- tis over time.” tanning bed can increase tomy for the treatment of acute, WHAT PARENTS AND biotics versus appendectomy for the treatment of acute, the chances of developing uncomplicated appendicitis. CAREGIVERS uncomplicated appendicitis. melanoma by 20 percent.” “This study found that for a SHOULD KNOW Melanoma is the dead- specific subset of patients with “Parents should be aware that tibiotic therapy becomes stan- care for uncomplicated appen- liest form of skin cancer, appendicitis, antibiotic thera- antibiotics alone maybe an op- dard of care.” dicitis. Complicated appendici- and Brewer says, “in mel- py alone was effective for the tion if your child is diagnosed ABOUT APPENDICITIS tis may be treated with urgent anoma cases occurring in treatment of appendicitis. This with acute, uncomplicated ap- Appendicitis is the most com- laparoscopic appendectomy or young people between 18 mon acute surgical disease study excluded a large number pendicitis. delayed appendectomy depend- and 29 years old, 76 per- of patients including compli- However, the vast majority of in children, with more than cent can be attributed to ing on the presence of intra-ab- cated (perforated) appendicitis, children still require operative 70,000 children diagnosed in tanning beds.” According young patients (under 7 years of management of appendicitis the United States each year. dominal phlegmon or abscess. to the FDA, 1.6 million age), presence of appendicoliths, currently. Discussion with a pe- Currently, treatment is depen- Read more on the symptoms of minors use tanning beds, white blood cell count above diatric surgeon is the best way dent on the whether the disease appendicitis and when to seek and the negative effects 18,000 leukocytes, abdominal to understand the options that is complicated or uncomplicat- medical attention. can add up over time. pain longer than 48 hours, and are available for your child.” Pot- ed. Urgent (within 12 hours of In addition to proposing elevated CRP. Only about 1 out ter adds, “Further evaluation of observation) laparoscopic ap- Distributed by Tribune Con- age limits on indoor tan- of 6 patients they evaluated met this topic is required before an- pendectomy is the standard of tent Agency, LLC. ning use, the FDA also wants to make them safer for adults who choose to use them. Those safety measures include: Here’s what to look for with pertussis _ The requirement that adults sign a document acknowledging they know Mayo Clinic the risks The best way _ Easier to see warning News Network to prevent pertussis labels ROCHESTER, Minn. — Pertussis is a _ An obvious stop or contagious bacterial illness spread when is with the tetanus, “panic button” a person coughs or sneezes. Those at diphtheria and pertussis _ Improved eye protec- greatest risk of medical complications tion include infants less than 1 year old; pa- (Tdap) vaccine. Dr. Brewer says the best tients with chronic respiratory illnesses, way to prevent skin can- including moderate to severe asthma; bors, school and work until the tests re- cer is to avoid indoor tan- women in the third trimester of preg- sults are negative. If a person is tested ning beds and exposure to nancy; and patients with compromised positive, he or she should remain quaran- sunlight. immune systems. tined for five days while he or she is being _ Use sunscreen daily Symptoms are similar to a common treated with antibiotics.” with SPF of 15 or greater cold, such as runny nose, nasal conges- Those diagnosed with pertussis who _ Supplement sun tion, red, watery eyes, fever and cough; have had the illness fewer than 21 days screens with hats, sun however, the cough gradually becomes a should be treated with antibiotics to pre- glasses and sun wear severe hacking cough. In young children, vent the spread. Without antibiotic treat- _ Reapply sun screen if this can lead to repeated coughing fol- ment, the patient will be contagious for you’re out in the sun for lowed by a high-pitched intake of breath up to 21 days, says Jacobson. long periods of time that sounds like a “whoop.” He adds that the best way to prevent “If one does develop skin Mayo Clinic experts advise if you or pertussis is with the tetanus, diphtheria cancer, the best thing to your child has had a cough for seven or and pertussis (Tdap) vaccine. Those 11 do is to catch it as early more days, contact your medical pro- years and older who have not had the as possible. So doing skin vider. Individuals who are suspected to Tdap vaccine should receive it now. Also, self-exams on a monthly have pertussis must be tested and, if di- all pregnant women should receive ad- basis at home and see- agnosed, will be treated with antibiotics. ditional doses of Tdap during each preg- ing a dermatologist for Robert Jacobson, M.D., a pediatrician nancy between 27 and 36 weeks. a yearly checkup can Mayo Clinic experts advise if you or your child at Mayo Clinic Children’s Center, ad- increase the chances of has had a cough for seven or more days, con- vises, “Those exposed to pertussis should Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, catching skin cancer early tact your medical provider. stay home and away from friends, neigh- LLC. and surviving it.”