THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 Swampscott rolls out the welcome mat $14M By Gayla Cawley of hotels, motels, inns and bed & breakfast would be allowed anywhere in the Hum- ITEM STAFF establishments. Part of that zoning change phrey Street Overlay District by special included revising the regulations and de - permit, according to Peter Kane, director of loan SWAMPSCOTT — Town Meeting mem- nitions of those tourist lodging establish- community development. bers will be asked to approve a zoning ments, reads a warrant article. There is currently only one bed & break- change in May, which could bring a hotel or Now that the overlay and regulations/ fast in town, which is on Humphrey Street, inn to the historic downtown. de nitions have been approved and updat- and there are no hotels, motels or inns. bails The zoning article is sponsored by the ed, the Planning Board would like to extend The tourist lodging overlay district ap- Planning Board, which will hold a public those uses within the historic downtown, proved last year includes the portion of hearing on the proposed change on Monday. which is included in the Humphrey Street Humphrey Street from the Lynn line to the out Town Meeting approved a new Tourist Overlay District, the article reads. monument. There are also the properties on Lodging Overlay District last May, which If the zoning change is approved, hotels, was meant to encourage the development inns and bed & breakfast establishments SWAMPSCOTT, A7 Lynn

By Thomas Grillo Saugus ITEM STAFF LYNN — Gov. Charlie Bak- er and the Legislature signed library off on a $14 million loan this week to x the city’s nancial woes. plays Because tax bills can’t be mailed until the city has a bal- anced budget and that won’t happen until City Hall secures it safe cash from the loan, fourth quarter tax bills will be mailed By Bridget Turcotte a month late, on May 1. ITEM STAFF “We can’t send the bills out until we have money from SAUGUS — While the loan in hand,” said Peter the library’s doors will Caron, the city’s chief nan- be locked until 1 p.m. cial of cer. “And we won’t close on Tuesdays, inside the on the loan until late April.” building, staff will be Historically, real estate tax trained on crucial safety bills are sent on April 1. Prop- and security procedures. erty owners will still have 30 Librarians and other days to pay. employees have already The 10-year loan is intend- completed active-shoot- ed to close the $8.1 million er training, practiced budget de cit the city is fac- sheltering in place, and ing this year and the approx- brushed up on re drills, imately $3.5 million de cit it said Library Director could have next year, accord- Alan Thibeault. Next ing to Mayor Thomas M. Mc- week, they’ll move on to Gee. learning CPR training, The new trash fee will also and in the coming months, make its debut in May. Home- how to use de brillators. owners must pay $45 twice a Each segment is conduct- year. There’s a $20 discount ed by personnel from the per bill for seniors 69 and Saugus Fire and Police over. Condominiums, nonprof- departments. its and commercial properties “We did have an active who hire their own trash col- shooter training, which lectors are exempt. is something that a lot of The trash fee is expected to libraries are doing right generate about $2 million an- now,” said Thibeault. “For nually. Other new sources of the last two to three years, Inspiration STEMs revenue include money from it has gotten an increased the marijuana clinics that are emphasis in schools and expected to contribute 6 per- libraries. The reasons are cent of gross revenues to the obvious, but there are dif- from Girls Inc. summit city’s coffers. ferent thoughts on how to Initially, the city plans to react.” said Allee DeFronzo, the Girls Inc. Myraim Melon- borrow $9.5 million to get City While sheltering in place By Bella diGrazia FOR THE ITEM STEM coordinator. “Getting them to Hall though the scal year works well in a school court, left, and try new things is really important at Janessa Lopez which ends on June 30. setting, it’s less effective LYNN — With their 16th Annual “Our de cit for this scal in an open-layout library, this age because it allows them to be have success in Smart Girls Summit, Girls Inc. of Lynn open to new opportunities, which will the hydraulics year is about $8.4 million,” said Thibeault. His staff has taken its mission of inspiring girls Caron said. “There’s a little learned that the most im- help them gure out where they want workshop at a step further by exposing them to the extra in there in case any is- portant thing would be to to go in life.” the 16th Annu- many careers in science, technology, en- Local students representing KIPP al Smart Girls sues arise.” get away from the gunman The rest of the money, $4.5 gineering, and math. Academy Lynn, Pickering Middle School, Summit at Girls and out of the building. If million, will be borrowed in unable to get away from a “The purpose of the summit is ex- Thurgood Marshall Middle School and Inc. of Lynn on posing our girls to STEM careers that December as the city prepares gunman, they were taught Breed Middle School spent the day in Wednesday. to set the tax rate for next year. to throw nearby items at they have never heard of and just see- workshops that focused on science, tech- the offender. ing women in STEM show them that nology, engineering and mathematics. ITEM PHOTO | Thomas Grillo can be girls are capable of doing that and OWEN O’ROURKE reached at tgrillo@itemlive. LIBRARY, A7 have every right and ability to do it,” STEM, A7 com. A night of excellence in Lynn

By Bella diGrazia INSIDE FOR THE ITEM LYNN — A mouthful of new foods, In Opinion exposure to different cultures, and Marblehead’s a showcase of their latest academ- Grizzly Mom. A4 ic projects highlighted Wednesday In Saugus night’s Annual Night of Excellence Accident leaves man in at Breed Middle School. critical condition. A7 The event celebrated students’ ex- emplary work in math, science, art, In Sports social studies and language arts. Lynn eld softball The presentations, spread all over looking to bounce back the school, allowed prospective fam- after down year. B1 ilies to tour the building. “It’s a showcase for incoming sixth-graders, but it’s also a way for us to display work that our students have done and a lot of them come in with their parents which gives ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK them a chance to see what actually From left, Dasha Sagastizado, Yarib Arriaza, Adam and Annah Malima look at the skulls happens in the classroom and what decorated in honor of Dia de los Muertos and Hispanic History Month by Eva Ciudad’s eighth grade Spanish class on display for the Night of Excellence at Breed Middle School. LYNN, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 52° VOL. 140, ISSUE 94 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 38° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Spicer to help raise funds Animal Welfare released for Warren’s challenger three dolphins into the Mary Mulherin, 86 Nancy E. Scotina, 55 ocean after they were 1931-2018 BOSTON (AP) — For- stranded Monday after- mer White House press noon. Mary Mulherin, dry Marble, and one LYNN — Nancy El- and won the title of secretary Sean Spicer is The group initially 86, died on Tuesday, grandnephew, Ed Mc- len Scotina, age 55, Miss Lynn in 1980. wading into the Massa- heard about five dolphins March 27, after a Feeters. from Lynn, residing She attended Saint chusetts U.S. Senate race. swimming near the shore short illness at Rose- Mary took great in Peabody, passed Anselm College, ma- Spicer will be the through a tip from the wood Rehabilitation pride in the assis- away peacefully in joring in nursing. She featured speaker at a Brewster Natural Resourc- in Peabody. She was tance she gave to her home on Sunday, excelled as a nurse, fundraiser for Republican es Director, Chis Miller. the wife of Thomas P. her brother Sonny March 18, surround- where she provided state Rep. Geoff Diehl Rescuers found three Mulherin of Peabody. throughout his life. ed by the presence compassionate and on April 12 at the Union dolphins beached, but in Born in Salem, May Sonny required spe- of God and her lov- loving care for more Oyster House in Boston. healthy condition. They 26, 1931 to the late cial attention and ing family, after an than 34 years. She were released into deeper Michael and Cecilia Sullivan. housing most of his life which incredibly courageous battle went on to obtain two Master Diehl is among a hand- ful of Republicans chal- waters off West Dennis She went to Wallis Elemen- Mary provided lovingly. with cancer. of Science degrees in Meta- Beach. tary School and graduated Mary is remembered best She will be forever remem- physics and Holistic Ministry lenging Democratic U.S. from Peabody High School in for the kindness she spread bered and adored by her lov- from the American Institute Sen. Elizabeth Warren, 1948 where she was a foot- to her son, grandchildren and ing husband and best friend of Holistic Theology. Nancy who’s up for re-election to Downeaster pilot program ball cheerleader. great-grandchildren, to the pa- Alfred Scotina, with whom she was proud to be an Interfaith another six-year term in a no-go this summer After high school she start- tients at Puritan Medical Cen- shared 32 years of marriage; Minister and Reiki Master, November. The Whitman ed work at New England Tele- ter, to her and her husband’s her two beautiful children bringing joy, healing, and love resident served as Don- ROCKLAND, Maine phone as an operator and left friends, and the friends of her who were the lights of her life, everywhere she went. ald Trump’s campaign (AP) — Amtrak’s after she started a family to be son Kevin, who were never far Anne Scotina of Peabody and Nancy was a vibrant angel co-chairman in Massa- Downeaster won’t be a stay-at-home mom. When away from their house on 13 Michael Scotina and his wife who could light up any room, chusetts during the 2016 running this summer to her son Kevin went off to col- Rockdale. Migena Scotina of Fountain, and touched the hearts of presidential election. Rockland, Maine. lege, she started working at In addition to her mother Colo.; her beloved grandson, everyone she came into con- Two other Republicans Northern New England Puritan Medical Center in Sa- and father, Mary was prede- Lukas Scotina of Fountain, tact with. Her joyous spirit was are vying for the chance Passenger Rail Author- lem. She worked there for 30 ceased by her brothers Ed Colo.; her parents, Donald infectious, and she will be to unseat Warren: Beth ity Patricia Quinn said years, leading a long and suc- and Sonny Sullivan. Also, her and Joan Masho of Lynn; four eternally remembered for her Lindstrom is a Groton Wednesday that Amtrak cessful career which she was daughter-in-law, Nancy Galla- sisters, Linda Masho of Salem, awe-inspiring grace and beau- resident and one-time was unable to put all proud of. Many of the patients gher Mulherin. Jennifer Masho of North Read- ty, unconditional love for all be- aide to ex-Gov. Mitt Rom- of the pieces together, became her good friends. Service information: Visit- ing, Jill Preshong of Peabody, ings, and deeply compassion- ney. John Kingston is a including crew qualifying In addition to her husband ing hours will be held on Fri- and Laura Collins and her ate soul for everyone she met. business executive from and a risk assessment of Tom, she is survived by one day from 4 until 8 p.m. at the husband Pete Collins of Wake- Service information: Her Winchester. 58 miles of track between son, Kevin Mulherin and four CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR field; her in-laws, Daniel Scoti- funeral will be held on Tues- Warren began the year Brunswick and Rockland. grandchildren, Ryan Mulherin Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., na and the late Jean Scotina day, April 3, 2018 at 10 a.m. with more than $14 That means there won’t of Lynn, Shannon Howell and Peabody and her funeral will of Lynnfield; two sisters-in-law, from the SOLIMINE Funeral million in her campaign be a pilot program on three her husband Johnny of Ches- be at St. John’s the Baptist Lorraine Pesce and her hus- Home, 426 Broadway (Route account, far ahead of her weekends this summer. ter, N.H., Matthew Morrison Church in Peabody on Satur- band Rick Pesce of Rowley, 129), Lynn, followed by a fu- challengers. But Quinn said she isn’t and his wife Paige of Beverly day at 10 a.m., to which rel- Jean Hyde and her husband neral Mass at 11 a.m. in Sa- Spicer left Trump’s giving up on the idea. and Joseph Mulherin of Pea- atives and friends are kindly Jeff Hyde of Middleton; and cred Heart Church. Relatives White House after a few The goal is to complete body, and two great-grandchil- invited to attend. In lieu of one brother-in-law, Daniel and friends are respectfully months. the qualifying and as- dren, Justin and Ella Howell flowers, donations can be Scotina and his wife Shannon invited to attend. Memori- sessments this year and of Chester, N.H. She is also made to St. John’s the Bap- Scotina of Saugus. Nancy will al visiting hours will be on Group saves launch the pilot program survived by her sister, Pat tist School, 19 Chestnut St., also be lovingly remembered Monday, April 2, 2018 from stranded dolphins next summer. Barteaux and her husband Al Peabody, MA 01960. For di- by her 11 nieces and neph- 3-7 p.m. Those who wish may The passenger rail of Peabody, her two nieces, rections and online obituary, ews whom she cherished. make a donation in Nancy’s BREWSTER (AP) — service started between Brenda McFeeters and Au- visit www.ccbfuneral.com. Nancy was born and raised name to the Kripalu Center Three dolphins have Boston and Portland, in Lynn, and graduated in for Yoga and Health at give. been rescued after being Maine, in December 2001. the Class of 1980 from Lynn kripalu.org. Directions and stranded off of Cape Cod. Service expanded north- Classical High School. She guestbook at www.solimine. The Cape Cod Times ward to Freeport and was class president in 1979, com. reports rescuers with the Brunswick in November Robert R. Pascucci, 82 International Fund for 2012.

SWAMPSCOTT — Matthew Pascucci Robert R. Pascucci, and his wife Camay Christian pastors begin fast to age 82, of Swamp- of Swampscott and scott, died peaceful- Peter Pascucci and ly, on Sunday, March his wife Rebecca of press for immigration reform 25, 2018. He was Delaware; and three the husband of the grandchildren, Gabe late Elizabeth “Libby” Pascucci, Ella Pas- By Sarah Betancourt Pastors have been hold- (Soutter) Pascucci. cucci, and Alexa Pas- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing short home services Robert was a life- cucci. to help members of their long resident of Swampscott Service information: At his BOSTON — Some Evan- congregations who are in and had served the town for request services are private. gelical Christian leaders the U.S. illegally and are more than 30 years as a fire- Those who wish may make and advocates are fasting afraid of being detained fighter, assigned to Ladder 21. donations to the Alzheimer’s to bring attention to im- while leaving their homes. He was a member of the Association, 309 Waverley migration issues affecting The Rev. Sergio Perez, Swampscott Club and was Oaks Road, Waltham, MA members of their congre- president of a Hispanic fel- an avid boater, who enjoyed 02452. Arrangements are gations. lowship of Christian pas- spending time on Bakers under the direction of the Advocacy and legal ser- tors, said during 29 years Island in Salem. He loved SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 vices group Agencia AL- of leading his 700-member spending time with his grand- Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn. PHA worked with the parish in Weymouth he’s children. Guestbook at www.solimine. group of Hispanic church- witnessed the difficulties He is survived by two sons, com. es to start a 40-day period immigrant families face. of fasting on Wednesday. “For them to go to work The pastors and their con- and make it safely is a gregations will practice real blessing,” he said. Judith A. Riparandido, 72 different forms of fasting, Perez said he has known some abstaining from worshippers detained by meat and subsisting on local police and “handed fruits, nuts and occasion- PEABODY — Judith A. Ri- DiNardo, and Kayla Julianello; over” to federal immigra- ally fish, others maybe tion authorities. parandido, age 72, of Pea- her great-niece and nephew, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS body, died suddenly on Tues- Raegan and Stephen Phillips; eating only vegetables in “That fear ... that’s why day, March 27, 2018. She was her lifelong friend, Dalena Maye; honor of a biblical figure The Rev. Jose Rodriguez, of the Waltham Wor- for me, as a pastor, I need the wife of Linda A. Puopolo, as well as many others who who survived captivity on ship Christian Center, speaks Wednesday at to represent them,” he with whom she shared 12 loved her dearly; and her be- that diet. the start a 40-day period of fasting in Boston. said. years of marriage, and 25 loved dog, Benny. She was the Pastors say they’re hop- The effort is part of a years together. sister of the late Debra DiNardo. ing to “move God’s hand” migrants from his parish ring to violence in Central Massachusetts-based Born and raised in Lynn, Service information: Her in favor of immigrants who are in the U.S. illegal- America that pushed many campaign called Immi- she was the daughter of the funeral service will be held with fasting. ly with those of Jews per- to seek refuge in the U.S. grants Make America late William and Ivy (Baldwin) on Saturday at 12 noon in The Rev. Jose Rodriguez, secuted in Egypt. Rodriguez said he hopes Strong, which seeks fed- Reynolds. the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, of the Waltham Worship “People leave their lands that the prayers push eral reform to support im- Judy worked as a regional 426 Broadway (Route 129), Christian Center, com- for reasons that are very members of Congress to migrants in the country bookkeeper for H & R Block Lynn. Relatives and friends pared the stories of im- frightening,” he said, refer- “have a heart.” illegally. for 45 years until her retire- are respectfully invited. A ment. Spending time with her visitation will be held on Sat- family was important to her, urday following the service and her first priority was car- until 2:30 p.m. In lieu of flow- Massachusetts ends deal with ing for her family, and those ers, donations may be made she loved. to Make-A-Wish Foundation, In addition to her wife, she is 4742 North 24th St., Suite Northern Pass hydro project survived by her sister, Jeanne 400, Phoenix, AZ 85016, to Peters and her husband Ste- St. Jude Children’s Research phen; her brother-in-law, Lar- Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, By Michael Casey tinues Republican Gov. dated under a 2016 law. communities and stake- ry DiNardo; her sister, Joane Memphis, TN 38105, or to ASSOCIATED PRESS Charlie Baker’s admin- Despite the setback, holders in Maine,” added istration’s “commitment Eversource said it will car- Doug Herling, president Julianello; her mother-in-law, Conquer Chiari Foundation, CONCORD, N.H — Mas- Jeanne Puopolo; her nieces C & S Patient Education to execute clean energy ry on with Northern Pass and chief executive officer sachusetts abandoned procurements that ensure and argued in a statement of Central Maine Power. and nephews, Nicole Phillips Foundation, https://www. plans Wednesday to get and her husband Isaac, Kristi- conquerchiari.org/donate. the Commonwealth is po- that it was “the best proj- He said the company be- its clean energy from a sitioned to achieve a clean, ect for the region and New lieves its New England na Peters, Christopher DiNardo html. Directions and guest- $1.6 billion hydropower and his wife Marissa, Michelle book at www.solimine.com. affordable, and resilient Hampshire, and we intend Clean Energy Connect project, dealing a blow to a energy future while pro- to pursue all options for project “is a cost-effective proposal that has sparked gressing towards green- making it a reality.” response to Massachu- controversy in New Hamp- house gas reduction re- It didn’t say whether it setts’ needs.” IN MEMORIAM shire over plans to deliver quirements.” has contracted with any- MARY E. MICALIZZI Did you know? Meanwhile, Eversource ON HER NINTH ANNIVERSARY the power through nearly Lorenz didn’t detail one else to buy the proj- has stepped up its cam- 2009 ~ MARCH 29 ~ 2018 200 miles of transmission why Northern Pass was ect’s power. paign to promote the proj- lines across the state. dropped, although there James Torgerson, chief ect after the regulatory The Massachusetts Of- were concerns about the executive of Avangrid, the rejection. fice of Energy and Envi- viability of the project af- parent company of Cen- ronmental Affairs said ter New Hampshire regu- tral Maine Power, said he it would reverse course lators rejected it in Febru- was grateful that Baker and terminate the earlier 781-593-7700 ary. Concerns were raised and his administration Publishing Daily, except Sundays selection of Eversource’s about negative impacts on had chosen its project. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Home delivery Northern Pass project. The the tourism industry and The $950 million project Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA subscribers state will instead move to- local businesses. will provide Massachu- and additional offices. ward an agreement with Eversource requested setts with power for 20 Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item get FREE access Subscriptions New England Clean Ener- a rehearing but the New years and Torgerson said Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States With love from Anthony, Kristin, to the e-edition on gy Connect, a hydropower Hampshire Site Evalua- it “will continue to deliver $20.00 for 4 weeks Gianna, Anthony Jr., project proposed by Cen- tion Committee said that benefits for New England $65.00 for 13 weeks Leo and William. tral Maine Power Co. Both would not start until at consumers for decades be- $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year projects would get their least May. That’s well yond.” Send payment to and POSTMASTER, hydropower from Canada. past the deadline set by “Our applications for send address changes to: Peter Lorenz, the office’s Massachusetts for moving state and federal permits The Daily Item communication director, forward with a large-scale continue to move forward 110 Munroe St. said the decision con- clean energy project man- with the strong support of P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Officials believe six kids were in SUV that plunged off cliff

By Paul Elias and determined why the vehicle went off the Steven Dubois overlook on a particularly rugged part of ASSOCIATED PRESS coastline. A specialized team of accident investigators was trying to figure that SAN FRANCISCO — Searchers in out, Allmon said. boats and aircraft scoured the North- Married couple Jennifer and Sarah Hart ern California coast Wednesday for and their six children ranging in age from three missing children whose parents 19 to 12 most recently lived in Woodland, and three siblings died when their SUV Wash., a small city outside Portland, Ore., plunged off a scenic highway onto rocks and recently had a visit from Child Pro- in the ocean below. tective Services, Clark County sheriff’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “We have every indication to believe Sgt. Brent Waddell told The Associated that all six children were in there,” Men- Press. Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin testifies on FY2019 docino County Sheriff Tom Allmon said, and FY2020 budgets for veterans programs on Capitol Hill. Sarah Hart had pleaded guilty to a do- appealing for help retracing where the mestic assault charge in Minnesota in family had been before the vehicle was 2011. Her plea also led to the dismissal found Monday. “We know that an entire of a charge of malicious punishment of a VA secretary Shulkin family vanished and perished during this child, online court records say. tragedy.” The women, both 39, and their children One of the missing children was an Markis Hart, 19; Jeremiah Hart, 14; and ousted by the president African-American boy who gained wide- Abigail Hart, 14, died when their SUV spread attention when he was photo- plunged 100 feet from an ocean overlook By Hope Yen “figuratively Velcro-ed” to a massive agency, a $200 graphed hugging a white officer during a on the Pacific Coast Highway about 150 and Zeke Miller Trump since the day after billion bureaucracy.” 2014 protest over a fatal police shooting miles north of San Francisco. ASSOCIATED PRESS his election. Shulkin had continued of a black man. Hannah Hart, 16; Devonte Hart, 15; “On any given day,” he to insist he had the full The California Highway Patrol has not and Sierra Hart, 12, have not been found. WASHINGTON — Pres- wrote,”the ‘physician’s of- confidence of the White ident Donald Trump fired fice,’ as it is known, is gen- House amid continuing Veterans Affairs Secretary erally the first and last to investigations over his Facebook revamps privacy tools David Shulkin Wednesday see the President.” travel and leadership of in the wake of a bruis- A White House official the department. He had ing ethics scandal and a said Shulkin was informed agreed to reimburse the as tighter EU rules draw near mounting rebellion within of his dismissal by Chief of government more than the agency, and nominat- By Barbara Ortutay Staff John Kelly before the $4,000 after the VA’s in- ASSOCIATED PRESS ed White House doctor president announced the ternal watchdog conclud- Ronny Jackson to lead it. move on Twitter Wednes- ed last month that he NEW YORK — Facebook A Navy rear admiral, day afternoon. had improperly accepted is giving its privacy tools a Jackson is a surprise Shulkin is the second Wimbledon tennis tickets makeover as it reels from choice to succeed Shulkin, Cabinet secretary to de- and that his then-chief of criticisms over its data a former Obama admin- part over controversies in- staff had doctored emails practices and faces tighter istration official and the volving expensive travel, to justify his wife travel- European regulations in first non-veteran ever to following former Health ing to Europe with him at the coming months. head the VA. Trump had and Human Services Sec- taxpayer expense. Shulkin The changes won’t affect been considering replace- retary Tom Price’s res- also blamed internal dra- ments for Shulkin for Facebook’s privacy policies ignation last September. ma at the agency on a or the types of data it gath- weeks, but had not been Trump said in a state- half-dozen or so political ers on users. But the com- known to be considering ment he is “grateful” for appointees who were re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pany hopes its 2.2 billion Jackson for the role. Shulkin’s service. belling against him and users will have an easier Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg at Face- In a statement, Trump A major veterans’ orga- Bowman, insisting he had book headquarters in Palo Alto. praised Jackson as “highly nization expressed con- White House backing to time navigating its complex trained and qualified.” cern over the Shulkin fire them. and often confusing privacy chological quiz app, even Facebook over its privacy Jackson has served since dismissal and Trump’s in- The sudden departure and security settings. Face- though those friends hadn’t practices. 2013 as the Physician to tention to nominate Jack- comes as Trump is cur- book says it also wants to given explicit consent to Facebook’s chief privacy the President, and gained son, whom they worried rently seeking to expand give users a simpler way sharing. In addition, Face- officer, Erin Egan, said in a a national profile earli- lacked experience to run the Veterans Choice pro- to access and download the book is also facing wide- blog post that most of the er this year for holding a the huge department. gram, a campaign prom- data it collects on them. spread criticism for collect- privacy updates have been sweeping press conference “We are disappointed ise that major veterans’ Wednesday’s announce- ing years of contact names, in the works for “some on the president’s health. and already quite con- groups worry could be an ment follows revelations telephone numbers and call time, but the events of the Brigadier General cerned about this nomi- unwanted step toward pri- that a Trump-affiliated and text histories from An- past several days under- Dr. Richard Tubb, who nee,” said Joe Chenelly, vatizing VA health care. consulting firm, Cambridge droid users. The company score their importance.” trained Jackson, said in the national executive di- His plan remains in limbo Analytica, got data on mil- has not said exactly what it Facebook also said it a letter read at Jackson’s rector of AMVETS. “The in Congress after lawmak- lions of Facebook users. used such data for or why plans to update its privacy briefing that the mem- administration needs to ers declined last week to That included information it needed it. On Monday, policy and terms of service bers of the White House be ready to prove that include it in a spending on friends of people who the Federal Trade Commis- in the coming weeks, but medical team have been he’s qualified to run such bill. had downloaded a psy- sion said it is investigating gave no further details. California regulators target Internet ads for illegal pot shops

By Michael R. Blood Kiloh, a licensed dispen- ASSOCIATED PRESS sary owner in Los Ange- les who heads the United LOS ANGELES — Cannabis Business Asso- Weedmaps is a go-to web- ciation, an industry group. site for people looking to “It’s an unfair playing find a marijuana shop. field. They are pitting us With a few clicks on a cell- against each other.” phone, customers can find Weedmaps operates in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS virtually any type of can- over two dozen states, but nabis product, along with A large photo of Timothy Piazza is displayed next to his father, Jim Piazza, as he speaks about the the issue is coming to a the fastest route to the importance of passing anti-hazing legislation named after his son outside of the Centre County head in California, which Courthouse on Friday. place selling it and ratings from other consumers to in January became the na- help them decide what to tion’s largest legal market- buy. place. State regulators last In frat death, Judge tosses out But legal and illegal op- month warned Weedmaps erators advertise next to to stop advertising shops each other, and licensed operating outside the law. operators in California In a response, Weed- involuntary manslaughter charges say that’s put them at a maps executives said they disadvantage in a cut- are eager to work with the By Mark Scolforo injuries after falling several time.” All 39 counts against and his family and holding throat marketplace. state but asserted that the ASSOCIATED PRESS times at the house the night Sala that were in play responsible individuals ac- To them, Weedmaps online directory doesn’t of a bid acceptance ceremo- during the hearing were countable for their actions.” fall under state authority A judge threw out invol- is helping illegal sellers ny and party. dismissed, leaving him with Felony counts of aggra- and is shielded by provi- untary manslaughter and flourish without having Security video recovered 14 counts of hazing and four vated assault that would any of the obligations li- sions in federal law. many of the other most se- from the house showed alcohol-related charges that The company sees the rious remaining charges have carried the lengthiest censed operators endure him and other pledges be- Sinclair had upheld in Sep- potential prison sentences — collecting and paying core of the problem as Wednesday against 11 of ing plied with alcohol, and tember. a scarcity of legal out- the former Penn State fra- had been tossed at a prior taxes, insuring their busi- authorities later estimat- “This is the equivalent nesses and employees, and lets and hefty taxes that ternity members arrested hearing, and prosecutors ed Piazza had consumed of a boxing match where abiding by safety rules for scare off consumers from in a pledge’s hazing-related eventually opted not to pur- three to four times the they lost the major issues their products. licensed shops, not its on- death last year, the second sue them again. state’s legal limit of alco- in the first fight, demand- In other words, ille- line ads. In Los Angeles, major blow to the prosecu- The defense attorney for hol for drivers. ed a second fight and lost,” gal shops can sell pot at where the pace of city li- tion’s case. The district judge had Ambrose said. “That’s it — Gary DiBileo, Michael En- cheaper prices, sometimes censing has been slug- District Judge Allen Sin- previously tossed many they were knocked out of gle, said prosecutors made 30 percent to 50 percent gish, only about 130 retail clair dismissed all five in- of those same counts on the ring.” essentially the same argu- less. shops have authority to voluntary manslaughter Sept. 1, after an eight-day Attorney General Josh ment about involuntary “That’s Weedmaps’ busi- operate, while city officials charges, along with all preliminary hearing. The Shapiro, whose office took manslaughter that was ness model, to confuse the acknowledge hundreds reckless endangerment and county district attorney over the case upon the re- unsuccessful in Septem- difference between legal more are making illegal hazing counts before him subsequently refiled many quest of a new district attor- ber. and illegal,” said Jerred sales. during the three-day hear- of those charges, and ney in January, said their ing that wrapped up late more were added. There review of the case was con- Tuesday, sending to county also were new defendants tinuing. LAW OFFICES OF court for trial only alcohol charged after the FBI was “We will move forward Be on the lookout for our spring edition of... JAMES J. CARRIGAN violations and, against two able to recover deleted with our case and the • Social Security Disability defendants, single counts of security camera footage charges that were held for • Workers Compensation conspiracy to commit haz- from the basement. A pre- trial today,” said Shapiro, • Accidents ing. liminary hearing for those a Democrat. “I am disap- 25 years located across from Lynn District Court The case involves the Feb- defendants is scheduled to pointed by the decision of ruary 2017 death of 19-year- begin May 2. the magisterial district 15 Johnson St. old sophomore engineer- Defense attorney Leonard judge and we are assessing 781-596-0100 ing student Tim Piazza of Ambrose, representing Jo- our legal options. My office JAMES J. CARRIGAN Publishing on 3/29 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Lebanon, N.J., who died of seph Sala, called the refiled is committed to seeking RONALD D. MALLOY severe head and abdominal charges “a total waste of justice for Timothy Piazza www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 OPINION JAY ASH HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg A powerful tool for Lynn Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director I testified on Monday in of the current facility by create new local housing T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. favor of Gov. Baker and 70,000-square-feet. And, options. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Lt. Gov. Polito’s latest eco- we continue to support the l Growth of Massa- Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan nomic development bill: long-term growth of Lynn, chusetts businesses by in- Chief Operating O cer Chairman An Act to Enhance Oppor- through Brownfields fund- vesting in the research and Customer Service PŽ tunities for All. ing to help remediate then commercialization of Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 This legislation is a pow- Whyte’s Laundry, and $1 next-generation technology; Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 erful example of the Bak- million from the Seaport ensuring small businesses All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 er-Polito Administration’s Economic Council to con- and entrepreneurs have Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 commitment to partner struct a new seawall along better access to financing; Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 with the Legislature, mu- Harborwalk, ensuring ac- and making the sales tax Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 nicipal officials, business cess from Lynn Heritage holiday permanent. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 leaders, educational insti- State Park to the Lynn l Prosperity for resi- classi [email protected] tutions, and other stake- Ferry Landing. dents by connecting even John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Subscriptions holders to promote an even Together, with our in- more people to great job [email protected] stronger economy. Through vestments in workforce opportunities by updating these partnerships, we development, we’re part- training equipment at vo- Circulation implemented our firstnering with Lynn to cata- cational schools and com- [email protected] comprehensive economic lyze locally-driven projects munity colleges; and creat- Ext. 3 development legislation in that create jobs, spur new ing a new Apprenticeship 2016, which has already economic development op- Newsroom Tax Credit, offering busi- [email protected] accelerated and spread portunities, and keep Lynn nesses up to $4,800 each [email protected] EDITORIAL greater economic vitality a vibrant, welcoming place year for up to two years to through the state. to live, work, and play. build a more robust work- Ext. 4 Our first bill deployed Our collaborative ap- force pipeline in key areas Sports new tools, with an empha- proach is making a differ- of future job growth, like [email protected] sis on local, regional, and ence throughout Lynn, the health care, information Ext. 5 Marblehead’s statewide growth. Munic- North Shore, and across technology, and advanced ipalities have benefited the entire Commonwealth. manufacturing. Retail and Online from infrastructure dol- We hear that first-hand in On behalf of the Bak- Advertising [email protected] lars that attracted private our conversations with lo- er-Polito Administration, investment for jobs and cal officials, in time spent Grizzly Mom I’d like to recognize our ADVERTISING housing production. Busi- on the shop floors of busi- many partners in com- ness competitiveness has nesses, and in classrooms munities like Lynn, in Peter Battinelli State Rep. Lori Ehrlich told her story Tuesday Sales Representative, ext. 1217 been encouraged through where tomorrow’s work- regions like the North night and in telling it, Ehrlich offered a step-by- [email protected] innovation and commer- force is training. These Shore, and throughout step playbook describing how women can make a cialization. Residents have and other insights form our entire state for what Ernie Carpenter Jr. difference in politics and change in the world. had access to job training the basis of our new $610 we have accomplished so Director of Advertising She represents Marblehead, Swampscott, and a and Business Development, ext. 1355 while increasingly partici- million bill, which is de- far on our individual and corner of Lynn in the state Legislature, but Ehrlich [email protected] pating in an economy that signed to promote: collective economic devel- has stood on a world stage and chatted with an is employing more workers l Vitality in commu- opment agendas. We can Michele Iannaco ex-president (Clinton) in her pursuit of change. The than at any other time in nities by funding three achieve even longer-term, Sales Representative, ext. 1315 Marblehead League of Women Voters, Abbot Pub- [email protected] the state’s history. Nearly more years of critical pub- more sustainable econom- lic Library and 3 Voices deserve praise for picking 40 percent of all our com- lic infrastructure projects ic growth for all regions Ralph Mitchell Ehrlich to lead off a series of discussions focusing munities have already re- tied to job and local tax of the Commonwealth by Sales Representative, ext. 1313 on women and mirroring dynamic shaping society, ceived grant awards that base-creating private in- advancing our latest eco- [email protected] including the #MeToo movement. encourage local economic vestments; initiating a nomic development bill. Ehrlich’s speech at Abbot included dramatic high- Patricia Whalen development. new program to encour- I’ll be sharing this senti- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 points, not the least of which was her detailed de- In Lynn, we invested age major economic de- ment with our legislative [email protected] scription of the inspiration that added “activist” to more than $7 million in velopment projects with colleagues today. her résumé. Alarmed by wind-driven soot from the 2017 to support signifi- regional importance; and BUSINESS OFFICE former Salem power plant, she asked her daughter, cant projects for residents, allowing more flexibility Jay Ash is the Secretary Susan J. Conti “What are we breathing?” and proceeded to search including critical infra- for housing authorities of Housing and Economic Controller, ext. 1288 for an answer to that question and fight for change. structure improvements to enter redevelopment Development for the Com- [email protected] Ehrlich was a mother before she was an activist for the new Lynn YMCA, partnerships to address monwealth of Massachu- Ted Grant and an activist before she was elected state repre- enabling the expansion deferred capital needs and setts. sentative. She told her Abbot library audience on Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] Tuesday that this succession of roles, layered one on another, transformed her perspective and her Marian Kinney approach. ext. 1212 “I was no longer the mild-mannered accountant,” [email protected] she said, “I was more like the Grizzly Mom from Will Kraft Marblehead …” Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 That is a pretty scary image for a woman who is [email protected] usually viewed as a smiling, approachable legisla- Jennifer Perez tor ready and willing to help her constituents. But ext. 1205 appearances aren’t what interested Ehrlich Tues- [email protected] day night: Her remarks focused on women find- Mike Shanahan ing their voices and raising the volume on solving Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 problems. She was joined in Tuesday’s discussion [email protected] by town resident John Archer who talked about be- Carolina Trujillo ing raised by strong women, and speech profession- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 al Betty Lautner, who talked about the mechanics [email protected] of memorable speaking. Judy Gates talked about Sojourner Truth’s role as a voice for women that Jim Wilson has endured through history. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] No fewer than a half dozen women running for local office attended the Abbot library discussion. CIRCULATION That representation is a true testament to Eh- Lisa Mahmoud rlich’s influence on democracy in Marblehead and Manager, ext. 1239 beyond and a tribute to Marblehead. One discus- [email protected] sion around the kitchen table, one problem that CLASSIFIED looks like it is poised to be swept under the rug is Saturday’s march turnout suggests spark enough to ignite the flames needed to destroy Abbe Young Smith injustice or inequality or shed light on truth. national mood changing on gun rights Manager, ext. 1276 The media — social and otherwise — is full of sto- [email protected] ries about women finding their voices and the pow- Saturday’s student-led for what it really is: a pro- Stinchfield declared that NEWSROOM er of the #MeToo movement and its lightning-fast marches in Washington death agenda. No one who “the socialists that have assault on previously unassailable bastions of male and around the country believes in the sanctity of taken over the Democratic Bill Brotherton power. Features Editor ext. 1338 served notice to members human life can look at the Party are using the mur- [email protected] Ehrlich’s story is different but equally refreshing: of Congress that the days trail of bloodshed inflict- der of 17 children to push She did not stop to doubt her ability or assess her of unchallenged National ed by assault rifles, fed by an unconstitutional agen- Gayla Cawley odds when she saw a threat to her children and her Rifle Association control high-capacity magazines, da. … The leaders are peo- Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] community and decided to do something about it. over their votes are over. and reasonably assert ple who hate our country.” Her story is very American, very powerful and — The turnout by hundreds that such weapons must That’s absurd. Cheryl Charles 21 years later — inspirational to women and men of thousands of marchers remain free of regulation. The verbal attacks have News Editor, ext. 1278 alike. across the country was im- Rapid-fire guns of the been particularly vicious [email protected] pressive by any measure, AR-15 variety simply against Parkland student Thomas Grillo but no one should expect do not belong in civilian survivors such as Emma Reporter, ext. 1264 READERS’ FORUM the NRA to cede an inch of hands, as the massacres in Gonzalez, whose photo [email protected] political territory without Parkland, Orlando, San- has been manipulated to Spenser Hasak a fight. dy Hook Elementary, Las depict her tearing up the Photographer, ext. 1332 A special thanks to our physicians The turnout does sug- Vegas, Aurora, Colo., and Constitution. One con- [email protected] servative politician de- gest the American pub- San Bernardino, Calif. — Thor Jourgensen To the Editor: nounced this teenager as March 30, 2018 is National Doctors’ Day, a day when lic has reached a turning just to mention a few — Editorial Director, ext. 1267 point. Members of Con- have underscored. a “skinhead lesbian.” [email protected] we pause to recognize the physicians in our community NRA spokeswoman and celebrate their contributions to the North Shore. gress must now calculate Young people made Steve Krause whether this movement clear Saturday that they Dana Loesch did her best Gifted physicians are essential to the care North to portray the march as a Sports Editor, ext. 1229 Shore Medical Center provides, and their collaboration can translate into a seri- are tired of the slaughter [email protected] ous voting bloc in Novem- and the NRA’s refusal at Planned Parenthood-spon- with patients, families and their health care colleagues Owen O’Rourke ber capable of unseating every turn to entertain sored rally. Fox News makes this region a healthier and safer place to live. and Breitbart echoed her Photographer, ext. 1224 During this time of change in the healthcare industry, anyone who puts loyalty sensible gun-control leg- [email protected] to the NRA above all else. islation. National polls words. the expertise and compassion of our medical staff are In the past, national out- Roberto Scalese So far, no matter how consistently show that more important than ever. rage over mass shootings Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 high the death toll — in- strong majorities of adults We are proud to work with the nearly 1,000 physi- has tended to die down [email protected] cluding the 17 deaths from also favor tighter control cians at North Shore Medical Center. On Doctors’ Day, after a few days. But six a high school gun massa- over assault weapons and Mark Sutherland and every day, we acknowledge and thank these talent- weeks have passed since cre last month in Park- high-capacity magazines. Creative Director ed professionals, and extend our respect and gratitude the Parkland massacre, [email protected] land, Fla. — NRA-backed The national mood has for their extraordinary dedication. and so far the activism is Happy Doctors’ Day! congressional conserva- changed. still growing. If pro-NRA Anne Marie Tobin David J. Roberts, MD tives have refused to en- The increasingly shrill members of Congress Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 President tertain any piece of legis- tenor of NRA-led com- think their seats are safe [email protected] North Shore Medical Center lation that aims to reduce mentary suggests the in this atmosphere, they Bridget Turcotte Mitchell S. Rein, MD the number or lethality of gun movement’s anxiety might want to think again. Reporter, ext. 1269 Senior Vice President military-style firearms. is growing. On the eve [email protected] Chief Medical Officer America must call out of Saturday’s marches, An editorial from the St. Ryan York North Shore Medical Center the NRA’s stranglehold NRA commentator Grant Louis Post-Dispatch. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Court justices struggle with partisan redistricting again By Mark Sherman Justice Stephen Breyer ASSOCIATED PRESS suggested that the court could add in yet a third WASHINGTON — case involving North Dealing with an issue Carolina’s congressional that could affect elec- districts and set anoth- tions across the country, er round of arguments to Supreme Court justices deal with all three states. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wrestled Wednesday with Breyer said that “we’d Marchers on their “50 Miles More” march make how far states may go to have right in front of their way down a bridge to arrive at a rally in craft electoral districts us the possibilities as Traxler Park on Wednesday in Janesville, Wis. that give the majority par- thought through by law- ty a huge political advan- yers and others who have tage. an interest in this subject.” Students rally against But even as they heard His comment is an indi- their second case on par- cation that the justices ha- tisan redistricting in six ven’t figured out the Wis- gun violence reach months, the justices ex- consin case in the nearly pressed uncertainty about six months since it was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Paul Ryan’s home turf the best way to deal with a argued. Helenmary Ball, left, points toward Bobby Bart- problem that several said More importantly, it sug- lett, right, as nonpartisan groups against ger- ASSOCIATED PRESS Enough is enough.” would get worse without gests that Justice Antho- rymandering protest in front of the Supreme The students carried JANESVILLE, Wis. — the court’s intervention. ny Kennedy, whose vote signs reading “No more Court Wednesday. Some Wisconsin students The arguments the court almost certainly controls silence! End gun violence” heard Wednesday were the outcome, has reserva- who took their demonstra- it involves just one district plans being challenged and “Books not bullets,” over an appeal by Repub- tions about using the Wis- tion against gun violence that flipped from Republi- cross that line? and they chanted “Hey lican voters in Maryland consin case for the court’s on the road reached their can to Democratic control There was broad agree- destination Wednesday — hey, ho ho, the NRA has who object to a congres- first-ever ruling that got to go.” sional district that Demo- after the 2011 round of re- ment that the Republican House Speaker Paul Ry- districting plans that en- One supporter took crats drew to elect a can- districting. voters who sued present- an’s home turf. trench one party’s control the podium during the didate of their own. of the legislature or con- The justices have sever- ed what Justice Sonia About 50 students set demonstration and broke The Maryland case is gressional delegation can al issues before them: Sotomayor called “pretty out Sunday from Madison down in tears. a companion to one from violate the constitutional — Should courts even be damning” evidence that on their “50 Miles More” Wisconsin in which Dem- rights of the other party’s involved in the political the Democrats who con- march. They reached their “I am standing here so ocrats complain about a voters. task of redistricting? trolled the state govern- destination in Janesville my voice is heard. We are and demonstrated in a Republican-drawn map of The Maryland lawsuit — Is there a workable ment wanted to increase all standing here so our park for stricter gun laws. legislative districts. That offers the court a more way to measure how much the Democrats’ edge in the voices will be heard. And Ryan, a Republican who case was argued in October limited approach to deal- politics is too much? congressional from 6-2 to if Paul Ryan and other has opposed gun restric- and remains undecided. ing with the issue because — Do the particular 7-1. politicians refuse, then we tions, is in the Czech Re- will take our voices to the public on an official visit voting booth in Novem- and was not there when ber,” said Maria Mandoza, Man says FBI pressured him the marchers arrived. a march supporter. The march came more Katie Eder, one of the than a month after a gun- man killed 17 students march organizers, said to recant racial profiling claim and staff members at she kept moving “because Marjory Stoneman Doug- despite so many people telling us that ending gun want people to know that one they were looking for. In the letter to the Vir- las High School in Park- By Denise Lavoie violence is impossible, it’s ASSOCIATED PRESS people of color don’t have They searched him and ginia Law Weekly, Perkins land, Florida. too ambitious, it’s too dif- to make these things up,” pushed him against their said he wanted to share Bea Windorski said she ficult, I believe with every RICHMOND, Va. — A Perkins told The Associated cruiser, Perkins said. When the story “because it is im- marched because gun vi- bone in my very sore body young law student’s sto- Press in a recent interview. he asked for names and portant for my classmates olence “affects every sin- ry of being racially pro- Now a lawyer at Harvard badge numbers, they said, to hear a real-life anecdote gle American, especially that this is the time to do filed by campus police at University, Perkins said “’You don’t need to worry illustrating the myth of the students of America. the impossible.” the University of Virginia he is no longer afraid of about that,’” according to equal protection under the in 2011 drew outrage in repercussions for making Perkins. law.” Charlottesville, a liberal an allegation of racial pro- Perkins said he was After it was published, college enclave that boasts filing nor worried author- shaken and unsure what Perkins received an out- In campaigns, women of its inclusiveness. ities could bring charges to do. One of his profes- pouring of support from When he recanted weeks against him. A statute of sors, Kim Forde-Mazrui, students and local resi- later, he was branded a limitations for a charge of suggested Perkins report dents. Two university po- highlight gender liar and an example of making a false statement the stop to police and write lice lieutenants told him what’s wrong with affir- expired in 2016. a letter to the editor of the they were investigating as a pitch to voters mative action. One edi- Perkins has been invited law school newspaper. the incident. torial writer called him a to the University of Vir- By Christina A. Cassidy “race hoax hustler.” ginia this fall to speak to ASSOCIATED PRESS Seven years later, Johna- the Black Law Students than Perkins wants to set Association about his ex- ATLANTA — Women running for governor in the record straight, at a perience, an event Per- Wisconsin and Maryland breastfeed their infants time when racial profiling kins said will bring him in campaign videos. Another in Georgia tells vot- by police is very much part full circle from the days ers that “the folks who have held the office of gov- of the social consciousness in 2011 when he feared ernor don’t look like me.” in the wake of the Black his dream of becoming a The record number of women expected to run for Lives Matter movement. lawyer would be snatched office this year are already breaking barriers, up- Perkins now says an FBI away because of the brief ending traditional campaigning by emphasizing agent pressured him to encounter with police. their gender as they introduce themselves to an say he made up a story Perkins said the officers electorate they hope is eager for change. about two white officers stopped him April 1, 2011, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “Some say no man can beat Larry Hogan,” Mary- harassing him because he as he walked home from a land Democratic candidate Krish Vignarajah says is black. diner after a party. Johnathan Perkins, an attorney in the office of into the camera as she breastfeeds her daughter. “I want people to know The officers told him he General Counsel at Harvard University, poses “Well, I’m no man. I’m a mom, I’m a woman, and I what actually happened. I “fit the description” of some- for a portrait in his office in Cambridge. want to be your next governor.” Experts are predicting a historic wave of female candidates, driven in part by Democrats frustrat- Emails: Conservatives slammed ed over the election of President Donald Trump and actions by his administration and Republi- cans in Congress on issues such as health care and immigration. The Women’s March, the #MeToo Pence in 2015 for changing law movement and the surprising success of women running for the Virginia Legislature in 2017 have By Brian Slodysko joined President Donald Days earlier, Pence had George Stephanopoulos kept the momentum. ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump’s campaign, offer signed the initial version whether the law did — or Vignarajah, a lawyer and former policy director a window into one of the of the law during a closed didn’t — allow discrimina- INDIANAPOLIS — for Michelle Obama, is one of seven Democrats and most challenging periods door ceremony that in- tion against gay people. the only woman running in the Maryland guber- Then-Indiana Gov. Mike of his political career. cluded several well-known Celebrities called him Pence faced a firestorm of natorial primary. She said the 2016 presidential It was a time when Pence social conservative activ- out, left-leaning states election was a “rude awakening of what happens criticism three years ago — who describes himself ists. Simmering criticisms threatened to ban officials after signing a “religious when we become complacent” and that her video as “a Christian, a conser- exploded on social media from traveling to Indi- was designed to show the everyday life of many freedom” law critics de- and in national headlines. ana, while businesses and vative and a Republican, moms. cried as anti-gay. It metastasized after trade groups ratcheted up in that order — came un- “Historically speaking, women were perhaps Now emails released der intense pressure from Pence struggled to explain threats of pulling out of more hesitant to highlight their womanhood,” said this week to The Associat- moderate Republicans, as in an interview with ABC’s the state. Vignarajah, a Sri Lankan immigrant. “For me, I ed Press illustrate similar well as the state’s busi- think it’s an asset.” backlash from fellow con- ness community to act in servatives when the even- the face of a growing pub- tual vice president agreed lic relations crisis. to change the law in the Many of the messages face of widespread boycott between Pence and his threats. top aides are redacted. “Indiana is fronted by But emails spanning from a coward,” reads a March March to July 2015 do of- 31 email to Pence’s office, fer a glimpse of his admin- which was among more istration’s efforts to bat- than 1,400 pages of docu- tle back against negative ments obtained under In- headlines, while closely diana’s public records law. tracking what conserva- “I just watched your boss tives had to say about throw the ENTIRE Chris- Pence, who harbored pres- tian population in Amer- idential ambitions. ica under the Left’s Gay “It has been a challeng- Extortion Bus.” ing week,” chief of state PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The correspondence Jim Atterholt wrote in an from Pence’s officialApril 2 email response to a Vice President Mike Pence delivers remarks at and private email ac- Pence supporter who criti- an America First Policies event, as part of a se- counts, which the AP cized the changes made to ries called “Tax Cuts to Put America First” at first requested when he the law. the Loews Atlanta Hotel on Friday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Thefts At wake, community mourns a larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- There was a report of a po- litical sign taken by a neighbor Sacramento man killed by police curacy, it is the sole responsibility on Main Street at 6:18 a.m. of the concerned party to contact Tuesday. The sign was returned. By Don Thompson ing to a report of someone young black man dies from an innocent life lost over the relevant police department and ASSOCIATED PRESS breaking car windows fa- police gunfire and siphons excessive police force. It’s have the department issue a no- MARBLEHEAD tally shot him in his grand- away the national media so common, you’re numb tice of correction to the Daily Item. SACRAMENTO, Calif. parents’ backyard. Police and banner headlines. to it.” — A Sacramento church is Corrections or clarifications will not Complaints say they believe Clark was “So we appreciate the con- The California attorney the latest site of mourning be made without express notice of the suspect and he ran versation, but conversation general’s office on Tuesday There was a complaint over the death of 22-year- when a police helicopter without implementation joined the investigation, a change from the arresting police about a tailgater on West old Stephon Clark at responded, then did not of some true reformation move Sacramento Police department. Shore Drive at 2:04 p.m. the hands of police last obey officers’ orders. means nothing,” Clark’s Chief Daniel Hahn said he Tuesday; a report of a possi- week, with family, friends Police say they thought uncle, Curtis Gordon, told hopes will bring “faith and LYNN ble burst pipe on Elm Street and strangers gathering transparency” to a case at 4:01 p.m.; a report of Wednesday for his public Clark was holding a gun The Associated Press in when he moved toward an interview Tuesday. “It that he said has sparked Arrests parking issues on Washington wake. “extremely high emotions, them, but he was found brought us to this moment, Street at 7:46 p.m. Some attendees wore anger and hurt in our city.” Pablo Colon, 38, of 504 only with a cellphone. but what about tomorrow? black shirts calling for jus- Attorney General Xavi- Summer St., was arrested For all the angst and What about next week? tice, while one woman held er Becerra’s office will and charged with operating a PEABODY up a clenched fist as she raw emotions, grieving “You know, sadly, I have provide oversight of the motor vehicle with a revoked exited the church. Others and weary family mem- no confidence in America investigation and conduct license and on warrants. Arrests cried and hugged. bers are skeptical that and the fact that I will a review of the police de- Vincenzo Mannon, 31, of Kenneth E. Ghiz, 58, of 15 “This feels like the ‘60s, it any substantive change probably hear another sto- partment’s policies and 26 Burnham St., Gloucester, Blueberry Way, was arrested doesn’t feel like 2018,” said will result before the next ry sometime this year of use-of-force training. The was arrested and charged on a warrant. Cynthia Brown, who said decision of whether to with operating under the in- Nicholas T. McKenzie, 24, she knows Clark’s grand- bring criminal charges fluence of drugs, failing to of 53 Tracey St., was arrested father. “We’ve definitely re- against the officers in- wear a seatbelt, negligent on a warrant. gressed.” volved remains with Dis- operation of a motor vehicle, Brown said she’s already trict Attorney Anne Marie and operating with license Accidents talked to her 10- and Schubert, although Bec- revoked as a habitual traffic 15-year-old grandsons, erra said his office could operator. There was an accident on who joined her at the also bring charges. Black Paige Rumson, of 266 Lowell Street at 4:21 p.m. wake, about ways to avoid Lives Matter Sacramen- Newbury St., Peabody, was Tuesday; a motor vehicle acci- getting shot by police. to has organized several arrested on warrants. dent on Oakland Street at Mt. “To me, those could be days of protests outside Luis Santana, 33, of 10 Vernon Street at 9:19 a.m.; Stephon Clark,” she said. Schubert’s office calling for Edgemere Road, was arrested a hit and run motor vehicle Clark’s funeral will be the officers to be charged. and charged with operating a accident on Main Street at held Thursday, and the Clark’s family is skepti- motor vehicle with a suspend- 12:54 p.m., a police cruiser Rev. Al Sharpton plans to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cal that the investigation ed license and no inspection was struck in the parking lot deliver the eulogy. will provide appropriate sticker. of the police station while it Clark was killed March A tearful Sequita Thompson, center, discusses results, Gordon said. was parked at 3:36 p.m. 18 when two Sacramento the shooting of her grandson, Stephon Clark, “It’s all talk at this Accidents police officers respond- during a news conference Monday. point,” he said. “Show me.” There was an accident on Complaints Eastern Avenue at 1:51 a.m. A sunroof and a dashboard MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Tuesday; an accident on Lew- were reported stolen from a is Street at 6:42 a.m.; an ac- car on Martin Circle at 3:40 Second man arrested a dispute over a wom- conducted a “sham” The 55-year-old sen- cident on Linton Road at 8:40 p.m. Tuesday; a caller on Wal- in burglary at Patriots an says he wants early investigation when she ator was stopped early a.m.; an accident on Eastern nut Street reported finding a release because he has a reported it. Saturday morning by Avenue at 11:16 a.m.; an ac- bag she believed contained player’s home terminal illness. The Telegram & Ga- Weymouth police on cident on Cook Street at 1:17 Alexander Phillips, zette reports that Max- Route 18. drugs at 4:28 p.m.; a caller FOXBOROUGH (AP) — p.m.; an accident on Keslar of Barnstable, pleaded field has filed a discrim- According to a police reported a very loud red car A second suspect charged Avenue at 1:50 p.m.; a hit guilty to voluntary man- ination complaint with log, Brady was charged revving its engine and driving in connection with a and run accident on Bowler slaughter in 2008 in con- the state saying that she with operating under up and down Catherine Drive burglary at New England Street at 6:13 p.m.; an acci- nection with the stabbing had to leave her job or be the influence of alcohol, at 9:25 p.m.; a motor vehicle Patriots player Rob Gron- dent on Joyce Street at 7:19 death of 19-year-old An- forced to return to a hos- negligent operation of fire on Andover Street at 1:15 kowski’s Massachusetts p.m.; an accident on Wash- thony Rano, of Yarmouth. tile work environment. a motor vehicle and a p.m. Wednesday. home has been arraigned. ington Street at 8:32 p.m.; an The Cape Cod Times She now works at hospi- marked lanes violation. Eric Tyrrell, of Foxbor- accident on Western Avenue reports that the 31-year- tals in Concord, Worces- He pleaded not guilty at 8:57 p.m.; an accident on REVERE ough, was held on $1,000 old Phillips’ lawyer says ter and Gardner. bail Wednesday after Monday and was released Bacheller Street at 7:13 a.m. he became ill with cancer A hospital spokesman pending his next court Wednesday; an accident on Arrest pleading not guilty in in February — more than says it conducted a Wrentham District Court date. Park Street at 11:46 a.m. Luis A. Valentin, 36, of 10 years into his nearly thorough investigation to two counts of receiving 20-year sentence. of Maxfield’s claim and 816 Border St., Apt. C, East stolen property. Officer granted more than Complaints Boston, was arrested and Phillips’ lawyer said found no support for it. Prosecutors say Tyrrell Tuesday in Barnstable $2M in discrimination suit There was a report of a charged with shoplifting by sold rare coins that had concealing merchandise. Superior Court that the Woman sues after BOSTON (AP) — A jury hazardous condition on Libby been stolen from one of cancer has metastasized Court at 10:29 a.m.; a motor Gronkowski’s roommates. rental home was used has awarded a Massachu- Accidents throughout his body and setts police officer more vehicle was vandalized on Court records show noth- his client has 18 months to shoot pornography Grove Street at 1:12 p.m.; a ing belonging to Gron- than $2 million after There was a hit and run ac- to live at most. fight was reported in Central kowski was stolen. AQUINNAH (AP) — A finding she was subjected cident with property damage Rano’s family argued Square at 3:22 p.m.; an as- The Foxborough house Massachusetts woman to sexual discrimination on American Legion Highway in court that it would not sault and battery was report- was burglarized in Feb- has filed a federal lawsuit at work. at 10:09 a.m. Tuesday. be fair for Phillips to be The Suffolk Superior ed on Leavitt Place at 5:49 ruary while the team was released early. accusing her tenant of us- p.m.; a report of vandalism in Minnesota to play the ing her Martha’s Vineyard Court jury last week Complaints awarded veteran Win- to a motor vehicle on Western Philadelphia Eagles in Electricity supplier to pay home to shoot pornograph- Avenue at 10:04 p.m. the Super Bowl. Authori- ic videos without telling throp Officer Judy Racow There was a report of $5M to settle claims $676,000 in emotional harassing phone calls on ties have recovered an Ap- her. The lawsuit filed this damages and $1,352,000 Thefts Cooledge Street at 9:50 a.m. ple watch, a Rolex watch BOSTON (AP) — A week says Leah Bassett in punitive damages. Tuesday; a report of harassing and the coins. Massachusetts electricity There was a larceny on had no idea when she In her suit, Racow said phone calls on Everard Street Tyrrell’s attorney says supplier has agreed to Broad Street at 2:21 p.m.; a rented out her home in she was wrongly removed at 10:12 a.m.; a stolen mo- there’s no evidence his pay $5 million to settle al- report of a larceny on Birch 2014 that it would be used from the detective unit, tor vehicle was recovered on client was present during legations of using decep- Street at 2:54 p.m.; shoplift- to shoot adult films. passed over for other the break-in. tive marketing and sales ing was reported at Shaws on Fenno Street at 12:51 p.m.; Bassett says the film- jobs, excluded from train- Another suspect already tactics to lure residents State Street at 3:09 p.m.; a an accident on the American makers used “nearly every ing sessions and wrongly has been arraigned. Police into costly contracts with breaking and entering to a Legion Highway at 4:23 p.m., room of her home for their investigated. She said are still seeking a third. high electricity rates. motor vehicle on Newcastle an accident with property porn production purposes,” she suffered emotional Democratic Attorney Street at 4:38 p.m.; a larceny damage on the VFW Parkway including her bedrooms, so- distress, was prevent- Two plead guilty in drug ring General Maura Healey on State Street at 5:21 p.m. at 4:34 p.m. fas, dining room table and ed her from doing her said Wednesday that the that used Kennedy clan home laundry room appliances. job effectively, and lost tactics used by Viridian Thefts Bassett says the “highly the opportunity to earn LYNNFIELD BARNSTABLE (AP) Energy included door-to- disturbing discovery” has overtime. There was a report of a — Two men authorities door sales, direct mail, caused her emotional and Her lawyers say the Arrests past breaking and entering say used a Massachu- and family-and-friend- psychological distress. punitive damages were on Broadway at 11:49 a.m. setts home belonging to based “network market- Ravi Shankar, 43, of 1488 The lawsuit was filed Tuesday; a report of a past members of the Kennedy ing.” made “to condemn and Westminster St., #3, Prov- against the adult film larceny on Garfield Avenue at clan for a drug-dealing Healey also alleged that deter future conduct of idence, R.I., was arrested company, Quebec, Can- 2:37 p.m.; a report of a larce- operation without the consumers who switched the same nature.” and charged with shoplifting ada-based Mile High ny, forgery, or fraud on Lantern owners’ knowledge have to Viridian ultimately Winthrop Police Chief and furnishing a false name Distribution Inc., and Road at 9:44 p.m. pleaded guilty. paid more for electricity Terence Delehanty, who’s or social security number on several individuals. Ste- The Cape Cod Times than if they had stayed also interim town manag- phen Roach, an attorney arrest. reports that Troy Mon- with their utility. er, told The Boston Globe SAUGUS for Mile High, says the Christopher Sek, 22, of teiro and Trevor Gon- Under the settlement, the town is reviewing the 205 Highland Ave., #3301, matter arose out of a verdict and will appeal. Complaints salves-Rose were sen- Viridian agreed to pay Salem, was arrested and tenced to up to five years a total of $5 million, the basic landlord-tenant charged with operating a mo- dispute and the allega- There was a report of a sus- and up to four years in bulk of it going to affected Man charged in pipe bomb tor vehicle with a suspended prison respectively after customers. Some money tions in the complaint are license, possession of heroin, picious motor vehicle on Clay- “unfounded.” threats found dead ton Avenue that was later de- pleading guilty Tuesday. will also go to help pay and possession of a class E Prosecutors say the for future enforcement RUSSELL (AP) — A drug. termined to be an insurance State senator arrested adjuster at 11:37 a.m. Tues- Falmouth men used the cases against competitive Massachusetts man Hyannisport home to cut, electricity providers. for drunken driving charged in connection Accidents day; a report of a suspicious man wandering in the area of weigh and package fen- The company has also with threatening to blow seeking treatment up multiple places with There was a motor vehicle Walden Pond Avenue at 3:54 tanyl, heroin and cocaine. agreed not to market its pipe bombs has been accident with property dam- p.m.; officers responded to The house is owned by electricity supply door-to- BROCKTON (AP) — A an LLC that lists Robert found dead days before age on Main Street at 4:46 remove juveniles from the Bri- door in Massachusetts for Massachusetts state sen- Sargent Shriver III as he was scheduled to p.m. Monday. stow Street Playground, which the next two years. ator arrested on a drunk- had been closed for vandal- manager. He’s the son of en driving charge said plead guilty. Complaints ism, at 3:57 p.m.; a report the late Sargent and Eu- Nurse says doctor sprayed he’s seeking professional The Republican reports of juveniles drinking in the nice Kennedy Shriver. her with contaminated device treatment and counseling 31-year-old Robert Deco- There was a report of a woods near Denver Street at Police say no one in for alcohol use. teau III was found dead small dog running loose on 6:38 p.m. the Shriver family had WORCESTER (AP) — A Democratic Sen. in his home Tuesday. An Bourque Road at 4:31 p.m. knowledge of the drug former nurse at a Mas- Michael Brady of Brock- investigation into his Saturday; a caller reported a Thefts operation. sachusetts hospital says ton said in a statement death is ongoing. man walking behind houses The home’s hired care- a doctor intentionally Wednesday that the Authorities say Deco- with a flashlight on Westover There was a report of a tab- taker faces charges that sprayed her with fluid course of treatment teau threatened to blow Drive. The caller then reported let that had been stolen from she allowed the defen- from a contaminated de- requires his full attention up his wife’s car, the cou- that it was her neighbor look- a carriage at Walmart at 7:42 dants to use the home. vice in a “twisted hazing over the next few days ple’s home in Springfield ing for his dog. p.m. Tuesday. ritual.” and that he looks forward and waved pipe bombs Prison inmate says he has Kirsten Maxfield says to returning to work next from the window from cancer, wants to be released a surgeon at UMass week. his car during a police Memorial Medical Center Brady also apologized chase. He was arrested BARNSTABLE (AP) — in Worcester sprayed her to his family, constitu- last year. A Massachusetts man with a surgical irrigation ents, and friends and col- Decoteau was charged call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 with possessing explo- to start your serving a lengthy prison device that had just been leagues at the Statehouse daily subscription. sentence for killing a inside a patient’s body. for the embarrassment sives and making bomb former schoolmate in She says the hospital that the incident caused. threats. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 A night of excellence in Lynn Man critical LYNN From A1 after Saugus we’ve been doing for proj- ects,” said Krista LaForte, a seventh grade geogra- rollover crash phy teacher. Julie Louf, Breed Mid- SAUGUS — One person hospital and listed in crit- dle School principal for is in critical condition af- ical condition. His injuries the past six years, started ter a rollover collision on have been described as the showcase five years ago as an informal way for Walnut Street Wednesday life-threatening. students to display their morning. Two occupants of the projects, for parents and A white Nissan Altima other vehicle, which had teachers to communicate, and a white 2012 Chevy significant front-end dam- and for future students to Silverado pickup truck age, complained of pain get to know the school. collided in the area of and were evaluated by a “We invite fifth grade Birchwood Avenue shortly medical team, he said. students who will be com- after 7 a.m., causing the Giorgetti declined to ing to Breed next year and truck to roll over on its comment on the ages and have a presentation for side, said Saugus Police hometowns of the drivers, them in the lecture hall Lt. Ronald Giorgetti. citing an open investiga- about expectations and The Saugus Fire De- tion by Saugus Police and what it’s like to be in mid- partment responded to the State Police Accident dle school,” said Louf. the scene and had to ex- Reconstruction Unit. One of the event’s main tricate the driver of the “This is an open and presentations was creat- pickup using hydraulic active investigation,” he ed in honor of Hispanic ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK rescue tools. The driver, said. “We are still reach- Heritage Month and was an unidentified man, was ing out to families of the equipped with displays of Jaziel Sagastizado looks at the skulls decorated in honor of Dia de los transported to an area parties involved.” art and food from a variety Muertos and Hispanic History Month. of Latin American cultures that make up much of the her students about Dia de they did so over a period of The young Guatemalan Swampscott rolls school’s student body. los Muertos, the Mexican four days. and Salvadoran student, “We have a lot of Hispan- holiday that celebrates “Hispanic Heritage whose favorite part of the ic heritages represented and remembers the dead, Month is one of the most night was trying all the out the welcome mat in the student body here which begins on Oct. 31 important because we different Hispanic foods, like Guatemalans, a few and ends on Nov. 2. It was celebrate people that are was honored to help her SWAMPSCOTT overlay district — the Colombians, Salvadorans, the subject of the recent really relevant in our cul- school set up for a presen- From A1 Planning Board has his- Costa Ricans, Mexicans, torically stipulated that hit Disney movie, Coco. ture and who have given tation that shows her cul- Hondurans, and then I am the east side of Puritan motels shouldn’t be al- The local teacher went out so many good things to the tural pride. one of the only ones here Road, opposite Sandy lowed on residential prop- from Peru,” said Eva Ci- of her way to buy more world,” she said. “I want people to be able Beach. The properties are erties because of their udad, the school’s eighth than 90 skulls that her Seventh-grader Marie- to explore other cultures in the neighborhoods that higher turnover because grade Spanish teacher. students could decorate la Corzo helped set up a instead of just their own,” abut King’s Beach and of people staying over for Ciudad decided to teach however they wanted and few of the presentations. she said. Fisherman’s Beach, and shorter periods. But mo- were chosen so they would tels would be allowed on be adjacent to or across commercial properties in Inspiration STEMs from Girls Inc. summit from water, with easy ac- the overlay district by spe- cess to beaches, Kane said. cial permit, Kane said. Last year, officials said He said last year when the tourist lodging overlay the town adopted the tour- district was meant to make ist lodging overlay district, Swampscott more of a tour- which abuts the Humphrey ist destination again. Street district, officials set “They’re identified as regulations to better define prime locations should the hotels, motels, inns, and the business decide to lo- bed & breakfast establish- cate an establishment like ments, and the limitations that, but it’s not exclusive. that could be set for those They’re not the only ar- type of uses. Those limita- eas,” Kane said referring tions included a restriction to the tourist lodging and on the number of rooms, Humphrey Street Overlay length of stay, and what District. types of ancillary support The Humphrey Street elements could be used for Overlay District includes each type of lodging estab- Humphrey Street, con- lishment, such as whether sidered the historic down- they could have cafes. town, from the Monument Kane said those uses that all the way east almost have been modified for the to Commonwealth Ave- tourist lodging overlay dis- nue. It also includes prop- trict would also be allowed erties on Blaney Street in the Humphrey Street and Blaney Circle, along Overlay District. Kane said with Hadley Elementary the special permit process School, Kane said. would also be delineated, Current zoning allows for whether it’s the Planning hotels and inns on the com- Board or Zoning Board of ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE mercially zoned properties Appeals, depending on if From left, Gisselle Cortes Elabette Rodriguez and Taisha Garcia met with a setback in the marsh- in the Humphrey Street the underlying zoning is mallow spaghetti tower-building workshop where participants received a certain amount of spa- Overlay District, but the residential or commercial. ghetti, a piece of tape, a marshmallow, pen and paper and 27 minutes to build the tallest tower. zoning change would al- “What this proposal is low for the establishments about is to identify what STEM was her second time at- on residential properties the special permit process From A1 tending the summit, and by special permit. Bed & is for hotels, motels, inns she felt honored to be in- breakfasts are already al- and bed & breakfasts with- The activities within vited back to take on a lowed on any residentially in the Humphrey Street those workshops were cre- more participatory role. zoned property in town and Overlay District and refer- ated by a variety of female “I really like science and on the B-1 commercial dis- ence the regulations made professional volunteers I love to work with engi- trict properties by special last year as part of the from STEM professions in neering and space things permit. The Humphrey tourist lodging overlay dis- the Greater Boston area, so this summit really Street district includes B-1 trict,” Kane said. such as NASA’s Chandra helps me to learn more and residential properties. X-Ray Observatory, Gen- about all of that,” she But even with the Gayla Cawley can be eral Electric, Mass. State said. change, motels would still reached at gcawley@item- Police Crime Lab and the Aolani Nova is a sev- not be allowed on resi- live.com. Follow her on Museum of Science in Bos- enth-grader from Breed dential properties in the Twitter @GaylaCawley. ton. Middle School who has “It’s an opportunity that been a Girls Inc. member all parents should con- since last June. As an as- Saugus library plays it safe sider for their girls and I piring chemist, Nova was know that missing school excited to attend her first LIBRARY niques to better protect for a day sometimes de- Smart Girls Summit. From A1 patrons. ters them from sending “My favorite part about “We’re a public building their girls here, but it is a today has definitely been “I see us talking about and medical emergencies day of learning,” said De- holding the snakes,” she this at least once a year,” do happen,” she said. “The Fronzo. “They’re learning said. “I think this summit said Thibeault. “It gen- CPR training is some- different STEM careers opens girls’ eyes to more erated a lot of informal thing we decided we want- and skills that are useful STEM careers and things discussions between staff. ed to do. I think it would and it’s driving their curi- you can do in STEM like You can’t always predict be irresponsible of us not osity.” building, engineering and what’s going to happen. to try to do that.” DeFronzo, who is a prod- even working with ani- It’s time for people to talk The Library Board of uct of Lynn Public Schools, mals.” about it.” Trustees listed quarterly has worked for Girls Inc. Lena Crowley, the direc- Thibeault said he be- training for staff on rel- Flory Mendez completes a free standing tower for almost five years but tor of the middle and high lieves the most important evant topics as one of its this was her first time or- using 10 index cards and 20 cups on her table. school programs at Girls thing a librarian can do is goals and objectives for ganizing the Smart Girls Inc., started the Smart look at and acknowledge Thibeault when he was Summit in her new role as said DeFronzo. Howes from Marshall Girls Summit more than every person who walks hired. The first of such STEM coordinator. Aside Aside from the Girls Inc. Middle School, Olivia two decades ago after she through the front door. events took place a week from the workshops, the members who have first DeJesus from Pickering attended a STEM event They were trained to im- after his time in Saugus summit had a special pre- priority in participating Middle School, and Taisha at a local YMCA and no- mediately call 911 if some- started. sentation from Curious in the summit, the young Garcia from KIPP Acade- ticed not many girls in one walks in who makes The initial workshops Creatures equipped with students who attended my Lynn. attendance. She remains them feel uncomfortable, have focused on safety a plethora of live animals, the event were all recom- “I think the schools are ecstatic at the continuous but to start by greeting and security, but staff will including chinchillas, mended by their school really excited for the girls success of the organiza- patrons to let them know also learn about more li- snakes, and even a flying administrators. During to come here because they tion’s annual event. that you are aware they brary-centric topics includ- squirrel. the summit’s welcom- get to meet all these in- “My favorite part is are there. ing customer service and “I just wanted to make ing remarks, there was a credible women who work when I see the girls get The library does ben- software-specific training. sure the girls would have Smart Girl Award ceremo- in the STEM field, they excited about an activi- efit from nearby Police The library will open at a good time and be en- ny where a girl from each get to take home some ty that they’re doing and and Fire stations that, 1 p.m. on April 3 and April gaged because obviously of the four represented really cool stuff and they they’re really enjoying in the past, have arrived 11 for the CPR training. I’ve never sat through schools won a certificate get to try a bunch of new it,” said Crowley. “In the on scene when needed in one of the workshops or and a $25 Visa gift card. things,” said DeFronzo. future I’d like to see us about a minute, said Thi- Bridget Turcotte can events but I have faith in Recipients of the Smart Emily LeBrasseur, an expand the summit to beault. But since every be reached at bturcotte@ the women who come here Girl Awards were Mia eighth-grader at Marshall, the high school girls, or minute counts, staff opted itemlive.com. Follow her that they would run great Kebreau from Breed Mid- was a speaker during the just do a separate one for to learn to perform CPR on Twitter @BridgetTur- and interesting activities,” dle School, Emma Farris Smart Girl Awards. This them.” and other life-saving tech- cotte. A8 THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Louvre hosts 1st Delacroix retrospective in half a century PARIS (AP) — He’s one of French art’s Visitors who know little about Delac- most famous — but least understood — roix’s extensive career will be enlight- masters. ened in the Louvre’s show entitled Now the Louvre in Paris is seeking to “Delacroix 1798-1863,” which opens reinterpret the work of Eugene Delac- Thursday. roix in a retrospective that goes beyond “Delacroix is the world’s greatest the brief years in which he painted his Romantic painter. His painting is one most recognizable masterpieces, such as of the two most iconic works here. Yet, “Liberty Leading the People,” which has graced postage stamps and bank notes in he remains a mystery,” said Sebastien France as well as a Coldplay album cover. Allard, Painting Director at the Louvre. Alongside the Mona Lisa, Delacroix’s “There was so much, so much more famed image of a bare-chested revolu- after the 10 years when he produced tionary woman brandishing a flag and his most famous paintings. And we are bayonet, from 1830, is the Louvre’s most showing his near-complete works for the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS visited painting. first time since 1963,” he added. Visiting Memphis 50 years after Martin Luther King’s assassination MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Fifty years even iconic Beale Street tell the story of ago, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. King’s final days here. was killed while standing on the balcony Thousands of people are expected to of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Ten- make the pilgrimage to Memphis for nessee. The civil rights leader’s shocking the 50th anniversary. Several events murder on April 4, 1968, marked one honoring King’s work and commemorat- of the most significant moments in U.S. history. ing the sanitation workers strike that The city’s role in the civil rights move- brought him to Memphis have already ment and King’s death has long made taken place. More are scheduled in early it a destination for anyone interested in April, including marches, speeches and King’s legacy. Museums, churches and conferences. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Astronomers baffled by distant DMX faces the music: serenaded galaxy void of dark matter by judge, gets year in prison

WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s a double cosmic conun- NEW YORK (AP) — A judge heard a DMX rap song drum: Lots of stuff that was already invisible has gone before adding his own lyrics to a court proceeding on missing. Wednesday, ordering the rapper imprisoned for a year Astronomers have found a distant galaxy where in a tax fraud case. there is no dark matter. Federal Judge Jed Rakoff took requests Wednesday, Dark matter is called “dark” because it can’t be seen. accommodating DMX’s desire to hear his hit “Slip- It is the mysterious and invisible skeleton of the uni- pin’” before DMX faced the music over his admission verse that scientists figure makes up about 27 percent of guilt. The judge called DMX’s fraud a “brazen and blatant” crime that could not go unpunished. of the cosmos. Scientists only know dark matter exists The 47-year-old rapper, known to law enforcement because they can observe how it pushes and pulls and the courts as Earl Simmons, has been incarcerat- things they can see, like stars. ed since his bail was revoked in January. He sobbed It’s supposed to be everywhere. during the proceeding as his lawyer, Murray Rich- But Yale University astronomer Pieter van Dokkum man, recalled his nightmarish childhood. and colleagues spied a vast, old galaxy with relatively Richman said DMX has been a model prisoner. Still, few stars where what you see truly is what you get. prosecutors sought five years in prison for him, citing The galaxy’s stars are speeding around with no appar- a lengthy rap sheet and drugs. ent influence from dark matter, according to a study Richman wanted him free to support his 15 children published in Wednesday’s journal Nature. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and pay back more than $2 million in taxes. Chrissy Metz calls focus on her Central Congregational Church stepdad’s abuse ‘clickbait’ 97 Broad Street NEW YORK (AP) — Chrissy Metz calls news stories Lynn, MA focusing on abusive behavior by her stepfather while HOLY WEEK AND growing up mere “clickbait.” Metz is one of the stars of NBC’s hit series “This Is EASTER SUNDAY Us” and has a new book out called “This Is Me” where SCHEDULE she writes about her life, including growing up with a stepfather who sometimes would hit her and was PASTOR REV. JOHN LAWTHER critical of her weight. “What they fail to leave out is that we have a rela- Thursday, March 29th - Maundy Thursday tionship. I have forgiven him, he’s apologized and I Tenebrae Service at 7:00 p.m. respect him and he was more of a father to me than my biological father.” Sunday, April 1st - Easter Sunday Metz says the attention has caused tension in her family. Easter service 10:45 a.m. “I felt so many emotions about it and I still do be- Special music by Organists Ina Semina and David A. Kay cause my sisters are getting involved... I want him to and Choir Director Carra-Lee Long know that that was never my intention.” Her purpose, she says, is to share how she got to where she is. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Omarosa dishes on Trump and gets his attention

WASHINGTON (AP) — Omarosa Manigault New- man once predicted that “every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to President Trump.” The ques- tion now for the former White House aide and “Appren- tice” contestant is whether that applies to her, too. Starring in another reality TV show after resigning from the West Wing, Manigault Newman unleashed one criticism after another of her longtime friend Donald Trump and former White House colleagues, testing the widely held view that few people are ever really exiled from Trump’s orbit. Manigault Newman said she was “haunted” every day by Trump’s tweets and “attacked” by colleagues when she tried to intervene. She said he tweets in his underwear in the early morning. She compared leav- ing the White House to being freed from a plantation, a reference to her one-time status as the only black PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS member of the White House senior staff. SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMIS- SION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903.

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By Anne Marie Tobin FOR THE ITEM LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield softball team PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is hoping to turn things around from last year With MLB’s Opening Day when the team had its first losing season in the coming in March this last six years after qualifying for the Division year, is it time to start 3 North state tournament for five consecutive asking how early is too years. early for baseball? Last year the Pioneers had a dismal turnout at tryouts, but got off to a decent start with wins in their first two games. But after that, it was STEVE KRAUSE all downhill, as the Pioneers lost six of their next seven games and never really got back on track. Lynnfield finished the season 7-11. The numbers were so low that Lynnfield, at Opening times, didn’t have enough players to field a var- sity and junior varsity team on the same day. Fast forward to this year and early indicators are that the Pioneers may be facing the same Day in challenges this year as they did last season. The Pioneers lost just two seniors to gradu- ation, but four other varsity players, including March? two seniors with starting experience, decided to call it a day and hung up their spikes this sea- The idea son. of baseball’s The good news is the Pioneers won an appeal opening day over the winter to remain in Division 3 for the occurring in next four years after the MIAA had slated them March this to move up to Division 2. Softball was the fifth season is a bit Lynnfield team slated by the MIAA to move up absurd. Well, in their respective divisions along with football, to be truthful, boys soccer, girls volleyball and wrestling. While it’s more than a bit absurd. those other four sports failed in their appeals, ITEM FILE PHOTO But that’s what happens softball was the only one to find success. Pioneers pitcher Hayley O’Brien is the only returning senior for the Lynn- when you gild the lily, which LYNNFIELD, B2 eld softball team this season. is what Major League Base- ball has been doing for the last 40 years. It’s reached the point now where it either has to start its season when Four months after capturing MVADA title, it’s freezing cold, or end it in November, when you need to put five layers of fleece on Tech football team gets championship rings and a stocking cap if you’re watching a night game in a By Harold Rivera Lynn.” northern climate. ITEM STAFF Tech ran the table in the Back when this was your regular season this past fall, father’s MLB, seasons start- LYNN — It was four rolling through the Common- ed at least a couple of weeks months ago that the Lynn wealth Athletic Conference into April and ended in time Tech football team closed to nish at 7-0 and earn the to have a nice 7-game World its 2017 season with a top seed in the Division 8 Series and still be done with Massachusetts Vocation- North state tournament. The everything by Columbus Day. al Athletic Directors As- Tigers ran their way to the That only changed slightly sociation Small Champi- sectional nal where the when the leagues expanded onship. postseason push came to a from eight teams to 10 in each Between now and then, close with a 20-6 loss to Ca- league. Still, I remember the the Tigers held their an- thedral- Tech’s only loss of seventh game of the 1967 se- nual team banquet and the season. The Tigers n- ries being played on a glorious saw two of their players, ished with a 12-1 record. sunny, shirtsleeve-warm day Steffan Gravely and Ke- “For Lynn Tech, with this almost as much as I remem- oni Gaskin, sign National championship and being 12-1, ber watching Julian Javier Letters of Intent to UMa- I think this will solidify us for hit a 3-run homer that pretty ss Dartmouth and Frank- ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE years to come because we lin Pierce, respectively. much finished off the Red Sox. The 2017 Lynn Tech football team poses with its MVADA cham- were one of the better teams And it was on Columbus Day! Tech landed three of its pionship rings at a ceremony held after school on Tuesday. The in the city of Lynn,” Runner Now, you see footage of stars on the Item All-Star Tigers were unbeaten in the regular season and nished 12-1. said. “It’s important to solidify early-season baseball games team in running backs that for the legacy of the in Cleveland, or some other Gravely and Gaskin, and giving out these rings is that this handed a ring to each player and school, the kids and the coach- northern city, and it’s like linebacker Emerson will impact them for the rest of their they opened them together, “as a es.” looking at people dressed Ramirez. lives,” Tigers coach James Runner family, as we all agreed,” Runner Runner hopes the under- for the Iditarod. This is just But there had always classmen on the roster took wrong. been one missing piece to said. “Hopefully they’ll pass these said. down to their kids someday. I know “My coaching staff can attest to special note of the amount of Nevertheless, here we are. the puzzle. hard work and dedication it March 29 and we’re playing The missing item was that some of these kids will never this,” Runner said. “We try to give play football again. For them to n- these kids everything they deserve. I took to bring a banner to Tech games for real. At least the addressed Wednesday af- this past season. A handful of ternoon at Tech, when the ish their senior year with a champi- was very honest when I told them to Red Sox catch a break. They the team’s players are partic- Tigers received their onship and to have the ring be a think about the early morning prac- play two series in Florida ipating in spring sports while MVADA championship symbol of that, it’s life changing.” tices, the extra running. All of that before opening in Boston April the others are in the middle of rings in a team ceremony All players on the varsity team re- was for a reason. It wasn’t just to do 5. That’s still a little too early, their offseason workouts. but better than the poor folks held after school. ceived a ring Wednesday afternoon. it. Hopefully that message gets in Detroit, New York, Cin- “The best part about Runner and his coaching assistants passed down the younger athletes in TECH, B2 cinnati and Baltimore — all of whom have home games today. Baseball is a sport that Lynners unite to help Salem boxer’s cause mirrors the seasons. It isn’t meant to be played in frigid By Steve Krause weather, isn’t meant to go ITEM SPORTS EDITOR on until midnight, and isn’t meant to last the approximate LYNN — This may not be the most unlikely marriage amount of time it takes to of talents, but it has to be right up there. binge-watch Game of Thrones. Saturday night, when Salem’s Matt Doherty faces But, as they like to say, Ireland’s Ray Moilette at Marine Sports Bay Complex that’s baseball. in Quincy, he’ll climb into the ring accompanied by the But as a testament to how strains of an original tune by Lynn’s Kaleo Jacobs, a far down the sport is sinking Fitchburg State student who played basketball at Salem in the public consciousness, High before transferring to Lynn Classical, from which consider that it’s no longer a he graduated. guarantee that the Red Sox Jacobs, according Lynn’s Jason Thompson — a long- own this town. In fact, the time friend — is an up-and-coming rapper, who has just Sox may come in third in the released an album, “The Escape Plan.” Jacobs’ song is public mind behind the Pa- called, “Stop Me,” and it’s basically a story of Doherty’s triot and Celtics. And it can’t be because they’re terrible, life. because they won back-to- Thompson is the connective tissue between the two. He back American League East is one of Doherty’s closest friends, who acts as a sort of titles and they have some of business manager/ticket-seller/and all-around assistant. the game’s best young talent He went to high school with Jacobs’ father, Larry, who is on the squad. among the top basketball players to play at Salem High. It might be because last “I introduced them to each other after I heard Kaleo’s year’s team was shocking- music, which I thought was pretty good,” said Thompson. ly unlikeable despite its Doherty has been ghting for seven years. He began in success. But it’s more likely mixed martial arts and was ranked as the No. 1 amateur because the game itself has before going pro and switching to boxing. gone out of its way to kill Now 8-3-1, Doherty is riding a four-match winning itself by padding the season streak. with superfluous layers of Among his sponsors are Reck Fitness, JustInPodcast, playoffs that take it prac- O’Hare Construction, Elite Gutters, Temp-Rise, T&L li- tically into winter and by quors, Lynnway Sportscenter, TacSwap, Java Grind & starting the games so late Grill, Flannery’s Handymen, and Tanner City Barbers. they last too long for children ITEM FILE PHOTO “I want to thank (Jacobs) for taking the time to meet — in other words, future fans Lynn’s Kaleo Jacobs will play an original song from his album “The me, chat it up and get to know each other a bit, and to — to appreciate them. Escape Plan” when Salem’s Matt Doherty comes out to the ring in put his time into producing/writing a song for me to KRAUSE, B2 his boxing match against Ireland’s Ray Moilette on Saturday. come out to,” Doherty said. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 Local stars to compete in Lynn’s Big Baller Showcase

LYNN — The first annu- with a game involving Lynn Catholic, Alex Rivera of Low- al Big Baller Basketball elementary school students, ell and Almando Marinez of Showcase promises a pair followed by the main event Methuen. of games pitting some of the at 8 between selected players The event is run by Lavar North Shore’s best talent, from the Northeastern Con- Ball 2.0. according to Simmie Ander- ference and Merrimack Val- Sponsors include Lynn son, who conceived the event ley Conference all-stars. City Councilors Brian LaPi- and will run it tonight at the There will be eight players erre, Jay Walsh and Peter Marshall Middle School gym. on hand from each confer- Capano, School Committee Although there is no offi- ence. member John Ford, Advance cial MIAA connection with The NEC team, coached by Physical Therapy and Sports this event, Anderson said Craig High, consists of Jalen Rehab, the Lynn Teachers’ Wednesday that “this is the Johnson and Edwin and Er- Union, Congress Insurance the best Division 1 talent on ick Solis of Classical, Alonzo both sides of the North Shore. Linton, Javaris Hill and Agency, Perkins Properties, Anderson, who bills this Ademide Badmus of English, John’s Ol, Meet & Beef En- event as the “Sweet 16” of Ghared Boyce of Everett and terprise, Lynn Auditorium, area basketball, has coached Tyler Whitney of Somerville. Wilks Skills and Drills, G&J and played at both Classical Merrimack Valley’s play- Towing, Chatham World and English. He said he cre- ers, coached by Kwam Rock- Winners Circle, Hood Ink, ated this event both to give er, are Chris Ruiz, Juan Ro- Ram Electrical Consulting fans some good basketball to driguez and Luis Reynoso of and Contracting. watch, and to give players a Lawrence, Kyle Rocker and Organizers of the event are From left, Classical’s Edwin Solis and Jaylen Johnson, Simmie An- chance to be seen. Daejon Mills of Haverhill, Anderson and Fred Hogan of derson, Lowell’s Alex Rivera and Lawrence’s Luis Reynoso will be at The event kicks off at 6:30 Kevin Constant of Central Lynn. Admission is $5. the Big Baller Showcase at Marshall Middle School tonight. Lynnfield softball hoping to turn the page after 2017 struggles

LYNNFIELD The Pioneers feature a talented sophomore From B1 group, many of whom stepped into starting roles last season as freshmen out of necessity. Leading the way for the Pioneers this sea- Samantha Lebruska and Breanna Serabian son is 2-year captain and pitcher Hayley worked their way into starting roles in the O’Brien, who’s committed to play college ball outfield, while Jenna Freni, Gabrielle Lan- at Fitchburg State. O’Brien, a 4-year varsity gone, Talia Bridgham and Mia Daly also saw veteran and 3-year starter in the circle who varsity action last season. received CAL First Team honors last season, Marinelli said that Freni is a solid hitter and is the only senior returning this year. can hit for power, while Lebruska may also “Hayley has worked so hard to improve on a see action at first base. He expects Langone, daily basis,” said coach Peter Marinelli. “She Bridgham and Daly, who were swing play- is no doubt the most dedicated player on the ers last season, are also in the mix for var- team in terms of her commitment and work sity innings, as are freshmen Jillian Babine ethic. My only regret with Hayley is that she and Chloe Shapleigh, who received 8th grade never has had the kind of support behind her waivers last year. that would have allowed her to be a more As far as the competition goes, Marinelli said dominant pitcher. Fitchburg is lucky to have it’s more of the same. her and I am sure she will contribute to any “Amesbury (defending Baker Division cham- team she is on.” pion), North Reading (defending Kinney Di- Junior Taylor Tringali, who started at sec- vision champion) and Pentucket are always ond base last year, and Allie Wing, who start- tough, and with the way the schedule is set up ed at catcher, are back for their third varsity this year, our lack of experience in the early campaigns. part of the season might keep us from compet- “Taylor and Allie have the potential to put ing,” Marinelli said. “All we can hope is that we it all together this year, both offensively and get better as the year goes on. We have many defensively, but they and frankly everyone on players who are capable of competing, but we this team needs to be more consistent,” said need all of them to be more consistent and also need others to come along and continue to im- ITEM FILE PHOTO Marinelli. “Allie is probably our best bunter and we need her to be solid behind the plate, prove.” Junior catcher Allie Wing is back for her third varsity season and I think she has the potential to do just Lynnfield opens the season next Wednesday, with the Pioneers. that.” April 4 with a non-league game at East Boston. Red Sox embark on a new year with a new manager

KRAUSE Mookie Betts, Andrew Benintendi, Indians will survive and win that di- From B1 Jackie Bradley Jr. and Xander Bo- vision again. In the west, it’s Hous- gaerts, they’re not too shabby either ton, Los Angeles and everybody else. The question is can the Red Sox (as an aside, this is Bogaerts’ year to In the end, I’m afraid it’ll be New make it three in a row? And if they step up. Kind of tired of waiting for York, Cleveland and Houston, with do, will they get out of the first him to reach the next level). the Red Sox and Angels (one of these round? This is going to be a competitive years, Mike Trout is going to have Most people outside of Boston have race unless one team or the other to be healthy for a whole season) as conceded the AL East to the New falls flat on its face and gets too far wild cards. York Yankees with their Murderer’s behind the other. In the National League, there are Row redux of Aaron Judge and Gi- Both teams made their biggest lots of good choices. Mine are the Na- ancarlo Stanton; the Cleveland Indi- gambles with their managers — tionals (detestable but not as much ans in the Central and the Houston Aaron Boone for New York and Alex as the Mets), Cubs and Dodgers (pro- Astros in the West. They see the Red Cora with the Sox. I get Cora, as he vided they can keep their soil pipes Sox as making the wild card, with was a coach for the Astros last sea- from leaking); with the Mets and either the Blue Jays or Twins as the son. I’m not sure I get Boone. He Cardinals as wild cards (if there’s a other team. is the William Shatner of baseball God, the Cardinals win that game). I say not so fast. The Yankees may players — a guy who hit one home Cleveland will win the AL pennant well win the division, but the Red run that defined him for the rest of and the Nationals finally get off the Sox can’t be counted out. If their his life (just like Shatner has played schneid and win in the National pitchers stay healthy and throw off Captain Kirk ever since “Star League. the way they’re capable of, you have Trek” went off the air). I’d like to And if God wants to do a little more three No. 1s at the top of that rota- say I hope the Yankees know what work after eliminating the Mets, he tion: Chris Sale, Dave Price and Rick they’re doing, but that would be a lie. can please make sure the Indians Porcello. They still have one of the I actually hope they don’t. win the World Series. game’s best closers in Craig Kimbrel, I think Minnesota will give Cleve- So … without further ado, play and with a nucleus of J.D. Martinez, land a run for its money, but that the ball! Rays brace to see plenty of Red Sox early in season

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) Sale, 17-8 with a 2.90 ERA and 308 sists Tampa Bay is capable of win- — Life in the AL East has never strikeouts a year ago, is one of only ning a lot more games than one of ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE been easy for the Tampa Bay Rays, two AL pitchers who’ve made 30-plus the lowest payrolls in baseball might Steffan Gravely, who set the Lynn Tech all- who will learn a lot about their re- starts and worked more than 200 in- suggest. time rushing record this season, poses with his vamped roster during a challenging nings each of the last three seasons. Newcomers include veteran out- MVADA championship ring. season-opening stretch that begins The other is Archer, a two-time All- fielders Denard Span and Carlos Go- Thursday against the Boston Red Star who was 10-12 with a 4.07 ERA mez, as well as first baseman/desig- Sox. and 249 strikeouts in 2017, his third nated hitter C.J. Cron. The budget-minded club that spent consecutive losing record. The return of third baseman Matt Tigers football much of the winter trimming payroll “Success is defined a lot of different Duffy, out all of last year with an faces the defending division cham- ways. But if we play the way we’re Achilles injury, could help, too. hosts championship pions seven times in the first nine capable of, and we stay healthy, then “We’re hungry to succeed, I know games. I think we’re going to exceed out- that. There’s a lot guys in that club- The other two are on the road siders’ expectations,” said Archer, house right now that want to win, ring ceremony against the New York Yankees, who who heads a four-man rotation that want to perform, want to get deeper came within one victory of reaching took a hit when Nathan Eovaldi was than what we’ve done, individually TECH last year’s World Series. placed on the 10-day disabled list and as a team,” Cash, beginning his And that was before adding Gi- with an elbow injury that requires fourth season with the Rays, said. From B1 ancarlo Stanton this winter. arthroscopic surgery. “Competitive in this division is not “The American League is going to The 29-year-old Rays ace rejects “I think we have great leadership with David Barrios good enough. ... We realize we’ve got be fun,” opening day starter Chris the notion there’s more pressure on and Emerson Ramirez,” Runner said. “Those are two to win,” the manager added. “We’re Archer said. “It’s going to be tough, him in 2018 following the departure guys that were big players for us last year and they’re going to learn a bunch in the first but I’d rather play against the stron- of Alex Cobb and Jake Odorizzi. captains for us this year. They’re going to lead, along two weeks. We’ve got a fun schedule gest competition any day than any “I judge myself based off other fac- with Brandon Tuohy and Kenny Perez. I think those to go be a part of.” weaker competition.” tors besides win/loss,” Archer said. kids give us the great nucleus we need for leadership. Sale will make his first opening day The Red Sox will counter Thurs- “It starts with being on the field. We graduated great talent but I think we’re incorporat- day with ace Chris Sale, a 17-game ... Making every start is the most start for the Red Sox after facing just four batters in his final spring train- ing a great group that wants to win together.” winner in 2017, when they won 93 important thing to me. Pitching Tech opens the 2018 season with a home game against games before losing in the division- deep into ballgames is important to ing appearance, exiting last Satur- day after being hit in the left hip by Nashoba Valley, the same team the Tigers defeated in al round of the playoffs to eventual me,” he added. “And I think over the the MVADA Small Championship game. Runner likes World Series champion Houston. course of 33 or 34 starts, regardless a line drive off the bat of Houston’s Tech’s chances of competing in the CAC again next sea- First-year manager Alex Cora was of what my numbers are at the end J.D. Davis. the Astros’ bench coach and has been of the season, there’s going to be “He’s ready. He’s going to set the son. brought in to help Boston take the stretches of consistency there that tempo for this season,” Cora said. “Hopefully we can be in a good position,” Runner said. next step. are going to help my team win more “The most important thing is to “We have four home games in our first seven games of “At the end of the day we want to times than not.” keep him healthy. ... We have to make the season so that’s big for us. I’m looking forward to the be the last team standing,” Sale said. Despite losing Cobb to free agen- sure we take care of him,” the Boston challenge. Our CAC Small league is tough. Some of the “That’s the expectation going in and cy and trading Odorizzi, Evan Lon- manager added. “He’s a guy we know schools in the Large league have asked us to play them. that will be expectation throughout goria, Corey Dickerson and Steven how dominate he can be, how import- I think we’re in a position where we can be successful in this whole process.” Souza Jr., manager Kevin Cash in- ant he is for our team.” our conference with the athletes that we have.” THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Rookie of the Year candidates battle in Utah Ridley basketball Swampscott skills clinics Legion baseball The Helen Ridley basket- tryouts ball skills clinics will be held over the next few Registration and tryouts months, with nine sessions for the 2018 Swampscott/ in total. The clinics are all Marblehead Junior and on Mondays from 7 p.m. Senior Legion Post 57-32 until 8:30 p.m., and will be baseball season will be held on April 9, 23 and 30; Sunday, April 23 at 5 pm at May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, the Forest Street fields in 11 and 18. The clinics are Swampscott. Cost for this open to boys and girls in season is $275 per player, grades 4-12 and will be which includes a full uni- held at St. Mary’s High form. Eligible players must School on 35 Tremont St. reside in Swampscott, Mar- The cost of the clinic is blehead or Nahant. The $200 and participants will season begins early June need to bring a ball. and ends in late July. This This will be a high inten- season, the American sity clinic for boys and girls Legion District 8 will play to get you in shape and to 16 regular season games help develop basketball plus playoffs. All home skills. Drills are designed to games are played at the help any player at any level Forest Street Field in with ball handling, shooting (off the dribble, off screens Swampscott. To be eligible and off the pass), creating for the Senior team, a play- your own shot and finishing er’s birth date must be at the rim. We will also mix 1998 or later (cannot turn in playing games so that 20 in 2017). To be eligible players can learn how to for the Junior team, a play- use their skills in a game er’s birth date must be situation. 2000 or later (cannot turn Please email or call Helen 18 in 2017). To register, Ridley to save your spot players must bring their and/or if you have any birth certificate (copies are questions at ridleytopflight- not permitted), parental [email protected] or signature and the registra- 781-775-0778. tion fee of $275.

TV/RADIO TV PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS MLB Jayson Tatum, left, tries to defend Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell in the first half at the 12:40 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Miami...... ESPN Vivint SmartHome Arena in Salt Lake City on Wednesday night. Both players are in the run- 3:35 p.m...... Houston at Texas...... ESPN ning for the NBA Rookie of the Year award, as Mitchell leads all rookies with 20.3 points per 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... NESN 7:10 p.m...... San Francisco at LA Dodgers...... ESPN game and Tatum is sixth with 13.7 points per game. 10:10 p.m...... Cleveland at Seattle...... ESPN NHL 7 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... NESN 8 p.m...... Dallas at Minnesota...... NBCSN Bruins ink Zdeno Chara to one-year extension College basketball 7 p.m...... NIT final: Penn State vs. Utah...... ESPN2 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston NBA Bruins have locked up defense- 8 p.m...... Oklahoma City at San Antonio...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... Milwaukee at Golden State...... TNT man Zdeno Chara for another Golf season. 12 p.m...... LPGA: ANA Inspiration...... Golf The Bruins agreed to pay the 4 p.m...... PGA: Houston Open...... Golf 2009 Norris Trophy winner $5 Tennis million next year, when he will 1 p.m...... Miami Open...... ESPN2 turn 42, with incentives that 7 p.m...... Miami Open...... ESPNews could add another $1.75 million. Radio Chara has seven goals and MLB 16 assists this season, his 20th 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... WEEI-FM 93.7 in the NHL. He leads the team NHL in ice time with 23 minutes 7 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 per game. He is the franchise’s third-leading scorer for a defen- NBA seman, behind Hall of Famers Ray Bourque and Bobby Orr. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division At 6-foot-9, the five-time All- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Star is the tallest player in x-Toronto 55 20 .733 — y-Houston 61 14 .813 — league history. x-Boston 51 23 .689 3½ San Antonio 43 32 .573 18 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS x-Philadelphia 44 30 .595 10½ New Orleans 43 32 .573 18 The Bruins (47-17-11) had the New York 27 49 .355 28½ Dallas 23 51 .311 37½ third-best record in the NHL Zdeno Chara, center, and the Bruins have agreed on a one-year exten- Brooklyn 24 51 .320 31 Memphis 20 54 .270 40½ Southeast Division Northwest Division heading into Wednesday night’s sion worth $5 million with added incentives that could give him an W L Pct GB W L Pct GB games. extra $1.75 million. Washington 41 33 .554 — Portland 46 28 .622 — Miami 40 35 .533 1½ Oklahoma City 44 31 .587 2½ Charlotte 34 42 .447 8 Utah 42 32 .568 4 Orlando 22 52 .297 19 Minnesota 42 33 .560 4½ Kraft discounts any discord in Patriots organization Atlanta 21 53 .284 20 Denver 40 35 .533 6½ Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) “I have faith in Bill x-Cleveland 45 30 .600 — y-Golden State 54 20 .730 — — Every marriage has its x-Indiana 44 31 .587 1 L.A. Clippers 40 34 .541 14 as coach,” Kraft said. “I Milwaukee 39 35 .527 5½ L.A. Lakers 32 41 .438 21½ ups and downs. So New don’t think there’s anyone Detroit 34 40 .459 10½ Sacramento 24 51 .320 30½ England Patriots owner (else) who has the football Chicago 24 50 .324 20½ Phoenix 19 56 .253 35½ Robert Kraft urged every- knowledge and expertise Wednesday’s Games Indiana at Sacramento, 10 p.m. one not to read too much Brooklyn 111, Orlando 104 Milwaukee at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. and understands person- Cleveland 118, Charlotte 105 Friday’s Games into any reported discord nel and is able to merge Philadelphia 118, New York 101 Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. in his organization. Atlanta at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. those. As someone privi- Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Kraft praised Bill Be- Denver at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Boston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. leged to own one of these New Orleans at Cleveland, 8 p.m. lichick on Monday when L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. teams, I encourage him Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Phoenix at Houston, 8 p.m. asked about some of the Thursday’s Games Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. unusual decisions the to keep going with his in- Washington at Detroit, 7 p.m. Memphis at Utah, 9 p.m. stincts. Chicago at Miami, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. coach made in the Super Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Bowl loss to Philadelphia. “This is not an energy As for any split among firm where you go from A NHL owner, coach and star to B to C to D. I think Bill’s quarterback, Kraft said he structure has been pretty EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division has learned to work with good most of the time and GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA “a strong and powerful has worked pretty well.” x-Tampa Bay 76 51 21 4 106 273 217 x-Nashville 76 49 16 11 109 245 193 x-Boston 75 47 17 11 105 249 194 x-Winnipeg 76 47 19 10 104 255 200 coach.” Kraft admitted he was Toronto 76 45 24 7 97 257 216 Minnesota 76 42 24 10 94 233 215 “The so-called tension perplexed that Butler, a Florida 74 39 28 7 85 226 224 St. Louis 76 43 28 5 91 212 198 gets greater when you Montreal 77 28 37 12 68 196 245 Colorado 76 41 27 8 90 240 222 Super Bowl hero in the Detroit 77 28 38 11 67 199 239 Dallas 77 39 30 8 86 218 210 lose,” Kraft added. 2015 game, didn’t play Ottawa 76 26 39 11 63 207 270 Chicago 77 31 36 10 72 217 238 And with Brady, Kraft Buffalo 76 24 40 12 60 177 250 Pacific Division against the Eagles. But Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA noted that the “feeling of a he acknowledged he was GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Vegas 76 48 21 7 103 254 205 loss is worse than the feel- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS looking at it from a fan’s Washington 76 45 24 7 97 240 223 San Jose 77 44 23 10 98 238 209 ing of a win” in a Super Pittsburgh 77 43 28 6 92 253 238 Los Angeles 77 42 28 7 91 224 190 viewpoint. Bowl, except for that first Patriots owner Robert Kraft put to bed any ru- Columbus 77 43 29 5 91 222 211 Anaheim 77 39 25 13 91 218 208 “There’s no doubt in my Philadelphia 77 38 25 14 90 232 231 Calgary 77 35 32 10 80 205 234 victory. mors of discord in the organization when speak- New Jersey 76 40 28 8 88 229 228 Edmonton 77 34 37 6 74 224 250 mind that if he is doing “I think Tommy is in ing with the media on Monday. Carolina 77 34 32 11 79 215 244 Vancouver 77 28 40 9 65 201 248 it for the right reason,” N.Y. Rangers 76 33 35 8 74 221 245 Arizona 76 26 39 11 63 190 242 that category.” N.Y. Islanders 77 32 35 10 74 246 279 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Kraft spoke to media never really answered, Super Bowl. Kraft said of Belichick’s Wednesday’s Games Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. at the NFL owners meet- though he said he’d seen Mostly, the questions decision, “I support it. I Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Calgary, 9 p.m. Gronkowski at the team were about friction in New haven’t had one instance N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. ings and was grilled about Philadelphia at Colorado, 10 p.m. Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. everything from wheth- facility this offseason) to England. Kraft said he has where Bill has done any Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. Friday’s Games Thursday’s Games er All-Pro tight end Rob why cornerback Malcolm met with both Belichick decision that was not in Carolina at Washington, 7 p.m. Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Gronkowski will return Butler, now with the Ti- and Brady, something he the best interest of the Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. for another season (Kraft tans, was benched for the does regularly. team.” Florida at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. LeBron James ties Jordan’s double-digit scoring streak CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — LeB- alley-oop dunk off a pass from J.R. terviewed on the court. TODAY IN SPORTS ron James matched Michael Jor- Smith. “I wasn’t supposed to be here. ... March 29 Minneapolis Lakers scores an dan’s streak of 866 consecutive The 33-year-old James, who be- Anything is possible. If I can do it, 1929 — The Boston Bruins win NBA playoff record 47 points in double-digit scoring games with 41 gan his streak on Jan. 6, 2007, can anybody can,” the 6-foot Walker said the Stanley Cup with a 2-1 victo- an 88-78 loss in Game 1 of the points, and the Cleveland Cavaliers break Jordan’s record Friday night to the crowd. Western Division Finals against ry over the New York Rangers to beat the Charlotte Hornets 118-105 at home against the New Orleans James scored 16 points in the sec- complete a two-game sweep. Rochester. on Wednesday night. Pelicans. ond quarter and 13 in the third on 1940 — Joe Louis knocks out 1960 — Boston’s Bill Russell James finished 14 of 26 from the He wasn’t the only one making 10-of-15 shooting, including 4 of 6 Johnny Paychek in the second pulls down an NBA Finals record field and had 10 rebounds and eight history. 40 rebounds, as the Celtics lose from beyond the arc as the Cava- round at Madison Square Garden assists for the Cavaliers, who re- Kemba Walker scored 21 points to to St. Louis, 113-103. in New York to retain the world mained ahead of the Philadelphia pass Dell Curry as the Hornets’ ca- liers built a 17-point lead heading heavyweight title. 1962 — Elgin Baylor (45) and 76ers for the third-best record in the reer scoring leader. into the fourth quarter. 1941 — Wisconsin, led by Gene Jerry West (41) of the Los Ange- The Hornets cut Cleveland’s les Lakers become the first team- Eastern Conference. Walker received a big hug from Englund’s 13 points, wins the 20-point lead to 11 points but James NCAA basketball championship mates to both score 40 or more James matched Jordan’s 17-year- James after breaking the mark with with a 39-34 victory over Wash- points in an NBA Playoff game. It old mark against the team Jordan 20 seconds left on a reverse layup. re-entered the game and made an ington State. isn’t enough as the Lakers lose to owns in the second quarter when he Walker broke down in tears a few immediate impact with a few more 1952 — George Mikan of the Detroit, 118-117. scored his 10th point on a powerful moments later as he was being in- highlight reel plays. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Household division of labor is source of couple’s tension A world record is a world record DEAR ABBY: “Ron” with other relatives where W. Somerset Maugham sailed in with two diamonds. and I have been married Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van there are more job oppor- said, “There are three rules for I felt I had a good out anyway. 20 years and have two Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, tunities. writing a novel. Unfortunately, “My left-hand opponent children. Recently, he and was founded by her mother, I feel guilty and my no one knows what they are.” doubled for penalty, and called me a “freeloader” mother does, too. But she A good friend of mine, Den- this bid was passed around and described my parent- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at refuses to go through what nis Spooner, was a scriptwrit- to me. My moment of glo- ing as “half-assed.” It’s not DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los she experienced during er for television shows like ry had come. So this is how the first time I’ve heard it Angeles, CA 90069. her childhood with this “Jason King” and “The Aveng- Belladonna (a 16-time world from him. person. Is this the right ers” (when Diana Rigg and champion) feels. With supe- I work part-time so I can thing to do? Joanna Lumley were Emma rior confidence and a smug have a flexible schedule house than the dads he That’s what being a father Peel). He told me that there look on my face, I redoubled. and be home with our kids knows and he resents it is all about. RELAPSE IN are only five storylines and There follow three passes. after school. Ron earns because he makes so much Marriage is supposed to CALIFORNIA that everything is a version of “In a stunned stupor I watched considerably more than I more money than I do. be a partnership. Helping DEAR RELAPSE: Yes! one of them. my partner table his hand.” do, although I inherited How much is fair to ex- with housework sets a Spooner (who died of heart In his 0-0 fit, Spooner took money from my father pect him to do to help with good example for the kids. Your mother has made her feelings clear to this rela- trouble in 1986 at the age of four tricks for down four, minus that will provide security our kids and home life? If the two of you can’t work tive. Living with a drug 53) always added a bridge el- 1,400 in those days. And East- for our kids regardless of How can I get him to see out a compromise without addict is chaotic, and if ement to his scripts. For exam- West had no game available. our incomes. how much hurt his name-calling, you should she doesn’t want to repeat ple, in one episode the bad guy The bad guy’s name was I think I’m a great mom. name-calling and disre- at least agree to have a li- the unpleasant and possi- was known to own two night- Stayman — two clubs Stayman! Our kids are healthy and spect causes? censed marriage counselor well-adjusted. Although I mediate the discussion. bly traumatic experience, clubs. What was his name? don’t need my husband’s NOT A she shouldn’t have to. Spooner also wrote amus- salary to live comfortably, FREELOADER DEAR ABBY: I have a By getting him out of the ing bridge stories under the I appreciate the good life relative who has just been house she is taking care of headline “Diary of a Palooka.” his work affords us, and I DEAR NOT A FREE- released from prison and herself, and for that she This deal appeared in the do what I can to show it. LOADER: Every mar- is living with me and my shouldn’t feel guilty. How- original edition of “Popular I do, however, expect Ron riage is unique, which is family. He was incarcerat- ever, because she does, it Bridge Monthly” in 1974 (now to participate in raising why your husband should ed for more than 20 years might help her defunct). It is described as it our kids and contribute to not compare himself to for drugs. and you happened, with Spooner and the running of our house- other dads and you to their It breaks my heart to say to attend some Nar-Anon his anonymous partner set- hold. I think it’s import- wives. I find it odd that the that he has relapsed and meetings. The group was ting a world record that has ant, and I have work re- husband of a working wife could be heading back founded in 1967 and its probably not been matched. sponsibilities and and mother down that same road. My mission is to provide emo- Spooner wrote: “As a paloo- volunteer in our communi- would resort to mother doesn’t want a tional support to families ka (a weak player), I know how ty. Ron says I do far less name-calling and accuse drug addict in her house. and friends of addicts. To disconcerting it can be when than “most of my friends” you of freeloading. Of She told him to make oth- locate a meeting nearby, you take away another pa- (who don’t work), that he course Ron should partici- er living arrangements, visit nar-anon.org or call looka’s conventional bid, so I does a lot more around the pate in his children’s lives. and he has agreed to stay toll-free (800) 477-6291.

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Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order Drivers preferred. Up to $15/hr. to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon 542 Loring Ave, Salem classifieds acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, LEGALS LEGALS Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS error in this publication. THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Other terms to be announced at the sale. Docket No. ES18P0676PO DIVORCE/SEPARATE Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee, in the trust for the registered TRUST CITATION SUPPORT SUMMONS holders of Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court Certificates, Series 2005-R5 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street Korde & Associates, P.C. Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 900 Chelmsford Street (978) 744 - 1020 (978)744-1020 Suite 3102 Docket No. ES18D0326DR Lowell, MA 01851 In the matter of: (978) 256-1500 The William K. Serven Trust of 2000 Carlos A Fernandez Henriquez vs. Anabel Del Carmen Coronado Cashman, Maureen F., 17-028686 To all interested persons: Item: March 22, 29, April 5, 2018 A Petition has been filed by: To the above named Defendant: Scott W. Fraser of Lynn MA You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: requesting the Court modify the terms of the William K. Serven Trust of 2000 to eliminate the trust provision requiring a corporate trustee and name the Carlos A Fernandez Henriquez NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S beneficiary's brother, Neil S Serven, as trustee with five other individuals sas SALE OF REAL ESTATE 7 Brookline Ave successor trustees. Lynn, MA 01902 You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney a copy of your answer to the complaint for divorce filed 2/16/18 which is mortgage given by AMELIA C. CATALDO, UNMARRIED WOMAN AND LYNNE E. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on THOMPSON, UNMARRIED WOMAN to TOWN AND COUNTRY MORTGAGE. Said herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this summons upon you, 04/23/2018. exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the mortgage Dated: 12/30/1998 recorded in the State of MA, County of Essex This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written South on 12/30/1998 in Book 15370 Page 392, thereafter assigned to hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file a copy of your appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court at the above named court CrossLand Mortgage Corp and recorded in the Essex County South Registry of timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Deeds at Book 16817, Page 429; thereafter assigned to Chase Manhattan either before service or upon plaintiff or plaintiff's attorney or within a reasonable within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further time thereafter. Mortgage Corporation, a New Jersey Corporation, and recorded in the Essex County notice to you. South Registry of Deeds at Book 15805, Page 293; thereafter assigned to WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: February 21, 2018 Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D.C. and his/her Date: March 19, 2018 successor and assigns, and recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds Pamela Casey O'Brien Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate at Book 33142 Page 256; further assigned to U.S. Bank National Association, not Register of Probate in its individual capacity, but solely as Legal Title Trustee for LVS Title Trust I, and Item: March 29, 2018 recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds at Book 33650, Page 360; Item: March 29, 2018 further assigned to UMB Bank, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Legal Title Trustee for Mart Legal Title Trust 2015-NPL1, and recorded COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Legal Notice in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds at Book 34499, Page 213; further THE TRIAL COURT The Commonwealth of Massachusetts assigned to Goshen Mortgage LLC, and recorded in the Essex County South PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Massachusetts Department of Transportation Registry of Deeds at Book 35701, Page 563; and further assigned to Goshen Docket No. ES18P0677PO Mortgage LLC, as Separate Trustee for GDBT I Trust 2011-1, dated June 14, TRUST CITATION Notice of Hearing 2017, and recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds at Book 35973, Essex Probate and Family Court Page 471. 36 Federal Street Upon the request of Lynnway Associates LLC the Building Inspector of the City of Salem, MA 01970 Lynn, Massachusetts pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 40 of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the (978) 744 - 1020 Section 54A, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation shall conduct a conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be hearing to determine whether a building permit shall be issued to Lynnway sold at Public Auction at 12:00 Noon on April 6, 2018 on the mortgaged premises In the matter of: Associates LLC for the construction of a new mixed-use development on a part of known as 93 Moulton Street, Lynn, MA 01904 being all and singular the premises The Linda G. Serven Trust of 2000 the former General Electric "Gear Works" site on Lynnway, Lynn, Massachusetts. described in said mortgage, to wit: To all interested persons: The project will include the construction of the following new buildings: (1) 6 A Petition has been filed by: residential/mixed use residential and retail buildings with attached parking A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated in Scott W. Fraser of Lynn MA garages, (2) one parking garage, (3) one leasing/management/retail building, (4) requesting the Court modify the terms of the Linda G.. Serven Trust of 2000 three ancillary structures, and (5) related roads, drive ways, parking spaces, WEST: By Moulton Street 50 feet; eliminating the trust provision requiring a corporate trustee and name the sidewalks, utilities, landscaping, and other site amenities. The proposed project beneficiary's brother, Neil S Serven, as trustee with five other individuals as also includes the parcel of land located at 843 Lynnway, Lynn, MA, but the NORTH: By land now or formerly of Linwood Lane Trust and of Johnson 97.17 successor trustees. applicant does not propose any new buildings on that parcel, only roadway and feet; You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the sidewalk access to the main site. The proposed project is bounded by the Boston Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney and Maine Railroad (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Commuter Rail), EAST: By land now or formerly of White 50 feet; must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 19th Street, Lynnway, and the Saugus River. The parcel includes part of the 04/23/2018. properties of the Boston and Maine Railroad (Massachusetts Bay Transportation SOUTH: By land now or formerly of Hanlin 98.55 feet. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Authority Commuter Rail). appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a The above-described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections The hearing will take place on April 23, 2018 at 1:30 PM at the Department of restrictions, easements, improvements, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax title, tax within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Transportation, Ten Park Plaza, Suite 4160 Boston, MA 02116. All interested liens, water and sewer charges, municipal or other public taxes, assessments or notice to you. parties should attend. Inquiries regarding this hearing may be made to liens, to all tenancies and parties in possession, if any, which are in force and are WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Massachusetts Department of Transportation - Rail and Transit Division at (857) applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such Date: March 19, 2018 368-8964. restrictions, easements, improvements, liens, tenancies or encumbrances is made Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: March 29, 2018 in the deed. Register of Probate Item: March 29, 2018 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TERMS OF SALE: FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) DOLLARS will be required to be THE TRIAL COURT paid in cash, by certified check, or by cashier's check by the purchaser at the time COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT and place of sale as a deposit. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in THE TRIAL COURT Docket No. ES18P0853EA cash, by certified check or by cashier's check by the purchaser within 30 days PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE thereafter at the offices of Philip L. Eiker, Attorney for the Mortgagee, P.O. Box Docket No. ES18P0813EA Essex Division 1241, Patagonia, AZ 85624. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE upon receipt in full of the purchase price. Estate of: Frederick B Boudreau Estate of: Rita Ann Woodworth Date of Death: 9/8/2017 OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. Also Known As: Rita A. Woodworth To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Goshen Mortgage , LLC as separate trustee for GDBT I Trust 2011-1 Date of Death: November 13, 2017 Petitioner Aimee M Boudreau of Lynn MA By its Attorney, a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Philip L. Eiker, Inc. Essex Division Aimee M Boudreau of Lynn MA P.O. Box 1241 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Patagonia, AZ 85624 Petitioner Linda Woodworth of Lynn MA serve without surety on the bond. (520) 394-2230 a Will has been submitted to informal probate. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Item: March 15, 22, 29, 2018 Linda Woodworth of Lynn MA Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with serve without surety on the bond. the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Catch up with your Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings favorite team the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and in Item Sports! to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Item: March 29, 2018 and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: March 29, 2018 THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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