Man Fatally Shot in Lynn

MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 Driver ODs, crashes Jeep into seven cars

By Gayla Cawley Absolutely insane.” ITEM STAFF Messina said he lives around the corner and happened to be walk- LYNN — It was like a scene out ing on Commercial Street when he of “Demolition Derby” on Neptune saw lights and two cars “blitzed.” Boulevard Sunday afternoon when He then started heading home. A 37-year-old a 37-year-old Nahant man crashed “That’s when I saw this demoli- Nahant man his white Jeep into numerous tion derby here,” said Messina. crashed his parked cars. The destruction started at about white Jeep The wreckage, which police said 2:30 p.m. when the Nahant man into seven occurred after the man overdosed, crashed his Jeep into numerous parked cars resulted in two injuries and seven parked cars along Neptune Bou- in Lynn parked cars being towed from the levard. He allegedly continued to Sunday scene with extensive damage. crash into cars on the intersecting afternoon. “This is insane,” said Joe Messi- South Elm Street, where police na, 68. “Somebody had to be abso- found him unconscious inside his ITEM PHOTO | lutely ying because this isn’t just GAYLA CAWLEY ‘oh, I’m sorry, I bumped your car.’ CRASH, A3 CELEBRATING Man fatally shot in Lynn By Gayla Cawley A MATRIARCH and Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF FOR THE AGES LYNN — A 25-year-old man has died after he was shot in the area of How- ard Street early Saturday morning. Police responded to a call for shots red shortly after 5 a.m. and found Bryan Omar Mendez suffering from a gunshot wound on Lander Street, according to the Essex County Dis- trict Attorney’s of ce. Mendez, whose last known address was in Worcester, was taken to Salem Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead, the DA’s of ce said. A neighbor told The Item the violence followed a party on the corner of Howard and Lander Streets. The 38-year-old man, who asked to remain anonymous, said he woke up to three gunshots, which was followed by screaming and a lot of commotion. He ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK looked outside to see two men running down the Members of the Lynn Police Department wrap up an investigation of street. an early-morning shooting at the intersection of Lander Avenue and Lander Street where the victim of the shooting was found Saturday SHOOTING, A3 morning.

STEVE KRAUSE LOOK! By Elyse Carmosino Dorrisile Dervis COMMENTARY Lynn native’s ITEM STAFF receives a hug “Extraordinary” TV show from her god- debuts Tuesday. A8 LYNN — Dressed in white, daughter and Angelet Dorvilas-Gredeon stood granddaughter, Patriots defeat Sports by the doorway of the decked- Cheryl Dorvilas, English boys basketball out event room in Hibernian on her 118th rolls to win over Hall last Saturday evening as TechBoston. B1 she waited for her extended birthday at the leaves him at a loss  family to arrive in droves. Hibernian Hall The occasion? To celebrate in Lynn. There have been lots of bene ts glorious run of Patriot dominance: Fenwick boys basketball their grandmother’s 118th associated with the Patriots’ unprec- each year the Patriots went deep in falls in overtime. B1 birthday. ITEM PHOTO | edented run of superiority in the the playoffs was another year we  OLIVIA FALCIGNO “She’s special,” Dorvilas-Gre- National Football League. could tolerate January. Drew Olivieri, below, deon said of the family’s matri- Some are obvious. We have crowned Face it. January is one brutal records 100th career arch. “She’s my doll.” ourselves the “city of champions,” month. It’s cold, dark, stormy (and I point in Swampscott In the center of the room and with six Super Bowl wins, four World don’t mean dark and stormy, which is boys hockey win. B1 donned in an entirely gold en- Series championships and an NBA something you may want to drink to semble, Dorrisile Dervis sat in and NHL title each since the dawn get through January) and dull. her wheelchair as Dorvilas-Gre- of the 21st century. While it’s made Not only is the weather wretched, deon’s children — Olivia (9), us feel good in this little corner of but nothing of any real signi cance and Carter (6) — played games the country, it’s made the rest of the happens in January. beside their great-grandmother. United States sick. We are now the We’re left with massive post-holi- Dervis has more than 100 Yankees of football, having supplant- day hangovers for the rst couple of grandchildren and great-grand- ed the Dallas Cowboys as the NFL weeks. Even for those of us who can’t children, and “she loves all of team you most want to hate. wait for all the festivities to cease, them,” Dorvilas-Gredeon said. But it occurred to me after Saturday there is a void. Winter dawns with “She’s held pretty much every- night’s loss to the Tennessee Titans houses festooned with lights and oth- body in the family (as a baby).” in the Wild Card round of the playoffs er decorations, and they do a good job that we’ll have to forego one of the BIRTHDAY, A3 most bene cial aspects of this long, KRAUSE, A3 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Superintendent will discuss School Opportunity Act

By Gayla Cawley “It’s an opportunity for me to interface with At both the superintendent and school coun- ITEM STAFF members of the community about budget pri- cil budget sessions, plans for how to direct the orities,” said Tutwiler. “We don’t want to do our funding will be based on how to support the LYNN — Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwil- thinking and our planning behind closed doors. furthering of the core values laid out in the er is holding two community budget sessions We really want to make sure that we’re bring- district’s ve-year strategic plan. The ambi- this month, which will allow families to weigh ing to bear on this budget planning effort the tious document was approved over the fall and in on how an anticipated increase in state fund- voices of the community.” is focused on developing an inclusive learning ing should be spent in the Lynn Public Schools In addition, Tutwiler has directed the dis- environment that allows each student to meet next year. trict’s 25 school principals to hold school-site their full potential. The rst meeting will be held on Thursday, council meetings to solicit input for how ad- The expected increase in state aid to the city’s Jan. 16 at 6 p.m. in the Thurgood Marshall ditional funding should be allocated in their public schools next year is due to the landmark Middle School library. A second session will be respective scal year 2021 budgets. Those Student Opportunity Act that was passed by on Tuesday, Jan. 21 at the Lynn Classical High meetings are underway and are required to be Dr. Patrick Tutwiler School library. completed by Friday, Feb. 14, Tutwiler said. TUTWILER, A3

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Elaine A. Jordan, 80 Harold R. Fall Jr., 90 James M. McCarthy, 73 1939-2019 HUDSON, Fla. — Elaine A. PEABODY — Harold R. Fall Jr., LITTLETON — James M. Mc- (Perry) Jordan, age 80, of age 90, of Peabody, formally Carthy, age 73, of Littleton, Hudson, Fla., and formerly of of Lynn eld, died Wednesday, formerly of Lynn, passed away Lynn, died on Tuesday, Dec. Jan. 1 at Brudnick Center in on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020 at 24, 2019 at her home fol- Peabody surrounded by loving the Lifecare of Nashoba Valley lowing a brief illness. She was family. He was the husband after a lengthy illness. He was the wife of the late Robert Jor- of Nadia L. (Dyer) Fall, with the husband of Kathy (Fra- dan, who predeceased her in whom he shared 69 years of ga) McCarthy, with whom he 1994. marriage. shared 34 years of marriage. Born in Lynn in 1939, Elaine Born in Swampscott, he Born in Boston, he was was the daughter of the late was the son of the late Har- the son of the late Thomas Leonard and Doris (Rogers) old R. Fall Sr. and Frances J. and Anna M. (Harrington) Perry. She was raised and (Wentworth) Fall. He attend- McCarthy. He was raised in educated in Lynn and gradu- ed Swampscott schools and Charlestown and was a grad- ated from Lynn English High graduated from Swampscott uate of Cathedral High School School. High School in 1948 and in Boston. He had earned an Elaine began working in the earned an Associate’s Degree Associate’s Degree in Me- Election Department at Lynn in Horticulture from Stock- chanical Engineering and had City Hall and later worked as bridge School of Agriculture at also attended many certi ca- husband Linton of Georgia. of New Hampshire and Robert Service information: A fu- a records clerk for the Lynn University of Massachusetts. tion classes at Northeastern She is also survived by her Fall of Florida; four grandchil- neral service will be held on Police Department until her He served in the U.S. Navy University and Wentworth In- many nieces, nephews, cous- dren, Diane, Kimberly, Corey his birthday, Tuesday, Jan. 7, retirement. She was a former during the Korean War. Harold stitute. ins and close friends. In addi- and Erin. Harold had nu- 2020 at 6:30 p.m. in the SO- member of the Capt. William worked at Pine Grove Cem- Jim worked as an industrial tion to her husband and par- merous great-grandchildren, LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 G. Shoemaker American Le- etery in Lynn starting in the engineer for many companies, gion Post 345 and the Elks ents, Elaine was predeceased great-great-grandchildren, and Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. greenhouses and working his including Damon Corpora- in both Florida and Pennsyl- by her son Gerald LaClair Jr., nieces and nephews. He was Relatives and friends are re- way up to superintendent until tion, Continental and Higgins vania. Elaine loved spending her daughter Debra Albert, her the father-in-law to the late spectfully invited to attend. he retired in 1988. He was a Construction, on various large time with her family in Massa- brother Leonard Perry and her Kenneth L. Lamb Jr. and the Visiting hours will be on member of the Lynn eld Com- construction projects in the chusetts and Buffalo, N.Y. She sister Judith Doughty. munity Church and Mt. Carmel brother of the late Charles Fall. Tuesday from 4-7 p.m. Fol- adored her grandchildren and Service information: A Service information: Har- greater Boston area. He most lowing cremation, burial will Lodge A.F. & A.M. Harold had enjoyed working as the safety great-grandchildren, and was graveside service will be a great love for family and old’s visiting hours will be be on Thursday at 11 a.m. in the sweetest and most giving held on Saturday, Jan. 11, held on Saturday, Jan. 11 at engineer for the Deer Island Woodlawn Cemetery, Ever- animals as he owned many Construction Project. person you would meet. She 2020 in Pine Grove Ceme- birds, horses and other ani- PARKER Funeral Home, 35 ett. Family and friends will He was a member of loved playing Bingo, taking tery, 145 Boston St., Lynn, mals. He also had a love for Franklin St., Lynn, from 11 gather at the main gate of ASHREA and NFPA, and was trips to the casino, traveling to at 11 a.m. Relatives and cruises, gardening and shing. a.m. to 12:50 p.m., followed the cemetery at 10:45 a.m. the former eet captain at the tropical islands and had many friends are respectfully in- He retired to Florida where he by Masonic funeral services In lieu of owers, donations close friends in her communi- vited and are asked to meet enjoyed animals, gardens and at 12:50 p.m. of ciated by Lynn Yacht Club. may be made to the charity ty in Florida who she consid- inside the main gate of the ponds. Being a foster parent Mt. Carmel Lodge to which In addition to his wife, he is of your choice in his memory. ered family. cemetery at 10:45 a.m. Me- showed his loving nature and relatives and friends are survived by his two daughters, Directions and guestbook at Elaine was the loving mother morial visitation will be on his willingness to help others. invited to attend. In lieu of Kaitlyn Rocca and her husband www.solimine.com. of Bruce LaClair and his wife Friday, Jan. 10, 2020 in the In addition to his wife, he owers please make dona- Nick, and Molly Stone and her Patricia of Buffalo, N.Y., Pame- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, is survived by four daughters, tions in Harold’s memory to husband Kevin. He leaves be- la LaClair of Beverly and Dawn 426 Broadway (Route 129), Cynthia L. Fall of Lynn, Vicki Al- Care Dimension Hospice, hind three grandchildren, Jack- LaClair of Beverly; cherished Lynn, from 4-7 p.m. Dona- berti and her husband David 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA son, Logan and Audrey. grandmother of Brandon La- tions in Elaine’s memory of Plympton, Donna Lamb of 01923. Website: caredimen- Clair and his wife Stephanie may be made to the Kaplan Groveland, and Laura Thorpe sions.org. of Buffalo, N.Y., Bryan LaClair Family Hospice House, 78 and her husband John of Box- Guest book at parkerme- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS of Buffalo, N.Y., and Shan- Liberty St., Danvers, MA ford; two brothers, Donald Fall morialfuneralhome.com. non Breen of Beverly; adoring 01923. Directions and on- Deadline to make gas The address was deliv- great-grandmother of Brandon line guestbook at www.soli- ered on April 22, 1965, Jr., Bryson, Ryan and Lily; sis- mine.com. explosion claim extended to a joint session of the ter of Bruce Perry and his wife ANDOVER (AP) — The Legislature during King’s Judith of Lynn, Fred Perry and Joseph J. Canty, 69 deadline for residents and two-day visit to Boston his wife Vivian of California businesses to le a claim that included a march by and Doris Johnson and her 1950-2020 for a portion of the $143 thousands from Roxbury million legal settlement to the Boston Common LYNNFIELD — Joseph J. the following day. The Canty, of Lynn eld, died Fri- related to the September 2018 natural gas explo- march was to protest seg- day, Jan. 3 at his residence regation in schools and in surrounded by his family after sions in Massachusetts has Elizabeth Laurenza, 76 been extended to the end other areas of life. a long, courageous battle with After he was refused 1943-2020 cancer. of the month by a court order, an attorney says. entrance to the William Elizabeth “Lisa” (Zeglinski) He was born March 7, 1950, Boardman School in the son of the late John and To help people le Laurenza, age 76, passed claims or answer ques- Roxbury, King said, “I am away Jan. 3, 2020. Emily (Layton) Canty. Joe was here to remove segrega- raised in Somerville and was tions, lawyers for the She was born June 19, plaintiffs who sued tion from every area of 1943 in Ambridge, Pa., to a graduate of Saint Clement life in Boston.” High School, Class of 1968 Columbia Gas of Mas- Charles and Frances (Mazurk- sachusetts have sched- The measure has been iewicz) Zeglinski. She moved and later from Bentley College referred to the Committee in 1972 where he also played uled three meetings this to Salem, along with her par- month, on Jan. 4, 18 and on Senate Rules. ents, from California in 1963. basketball. The Martin Luther King He made his career as an 25 at Greater Lawrence She toiled tirelessly; working Technical High School in Day Jr. holiday is Jan. 20. two jobs, as a young woman, accountant for various companies and the Town of Nahant. Andover. to help with medical expens- His true passion was working “Anyone who was Protests criticize es for her mom who’d been with his hands, building and and Patty Allen; and many impacted by this event is killing of Iran general paralyzed from a stroke. By xing things for friends and nieces and nephews. encouraged to le a claim night she served Fribbles and family, which extended into a Service information: His — even if they already BOSTON (AP) — Crit- original “set-up” burgers, a retirement side business he funeral will be held from the led a claim through ics of President Donald Big Beef burger between an called “The Old Fashioned McDONALD Funeral Home, insurance or through the Trump’s decision to autho- American grilled cheese with Handyman.” He was a longtime 19 Yale Ave., Wake eld, on Columbia Gas-managed rize the killing of Iran’s a touch of mayo ... a fact she top general protested at ing for others, often at the resident of Lynn eld and was Wednesday at 9 a.m., fol- process,” said Elizabeth never failed to mention to cur- several locations in Mas- peril of her own health. What an avid sports fan, cook, golfer lowed by a funeral Mass in Graham, co-lead attorney rent-day staff at Friendly’s. By sachusetts on Saturday. should have been her “gold- and brewmaster. He enjoyed Our Lady of the Assumption for the plaintiffs. day, she was a stenographer Massachusetts Peace en years” were lackluster at everything life had to offer, es- Church, Lynn eld, at 10 a.m. An average family of Action opposes war with at General Electric River Works best; for the last decade she pecially his friends and family. Interment will follow at Pu- four could get $1,050 Iran and criticizes the in W. Lynn. Employed by the suffered from numerous ail- Joe was the beloved hus- ritan Lawn Memorial Park to $9,500 based on the U.S. killing of Gen. Qa- latter as a secretary for 30 ments. May she rest in peace, band of Susan (Burrall) Canty in W. Peabody. Visitation for severity of disruption ssem Soleimani, calling years, she retired in 2004. free from pain. She will forev- for 35 years and the loving fa- relatives and friends will be caused by the disaster, it an illegal action taken Despite being 100 percent er be missed. ther of Colleen Canty and her held at the funeral home on she said. without consulting Con- Polish, she had the Irish gift She is survived by her loving husband Scott Steiner. He was Tuesday from 4-8 p.m. The $143 million settle- gress. The group helped of gab ... often to the dismay husband of 54 years, Anthony the brother of Lorraine Dun- In lieu of owers, memo- ment rst announced in organize the protests of her loved ones. She was a Laurenza; daughter, Carmen; nett and her husband Bruce rial contributions may be July will pay claims for around the state. dance enthusiast, excelling in son, Anthony, all of Lynn; as of Centerville and the late Mi- made to Dana-Farber Insti- major losses, as well as Several hundred dem- the “jitterbug,” and winning well as grandchildren, Anthony chael Canty. He was the broth- tute (www.jimmyfund.org/ any minor inconveniences several dance competitions Laurenza and Ava Ludwig. She er-in-law of Kathleen Canty of gift) or Reid Sacco Cancer experienced including onstrators gathered in in her heyday. She had a was the sister of the late Nor- Nahant and Leigh Burrall and Research Fund (ECCF/ Reid evacuation expenses and Boston, where they gave keen eye for home decor and man Zeglinski. his wife Linda of New Boston, Sacco AYA Cancer Fund, 175 emotional distress. speeches, marched and a quirky sense of humor; it Service information: Per N.H. He is also survived by his Andover St., Suite 101, Dan- The explosions and res held signs that said “No was not unusual to see her Elizabeth’s request, services special cousins, Peggy Dwyer vers MA 01923). in the Merrimack Valley War on Iran!” and “Money cha cha her way around the are private. An online guest communities of Lawrence, For Jobs & Education Not house with a lamp shade on book is available at www. Andover and North An- For War & Occupation.” her head. Known to everyone solimine.com to offer condo- dover on Sept. 13, 2018, Cole Harrison, the as babci, grandmother in Pol- lences to the family. killed one person, injured group’s executive director, ish, she loved nothing more about 25 others and dam- said war with Iran would than spending time with her Bernadette N. Oak, 90 aged or destroyed more fail to achieve any of its beloved granddaughter. Much 1929-2020 than 100 buildings. aims, launch an entire of her life was devoted to car- The National Trans- region into a con ict LYNN — Bernadette N. (Le- is also survived by Alcide Leb- portation Safety Board and bring about civilian Blanc) Oak, age 90, of Lynn, lanc and wife Anne Marie of concluded the disaster suffering. Harrison said protest- IN MEMORIAM died on Friday, Jan. 3, 2020. Canada, she also was prede- was caused by an over- Dolores Smithers Born in Canada, she was the ceased by her six brothers. pressurized gas line ers are demanding that October 24, 1936 - January 5, 2019 daughter of the late Ferdinand Service information: Ber- during a planned pipeline presidential candidates and Virgine (Richard) LeBlanc, nadette’s visiting hours will replacement project. and members of Congress and she was predeceased by be held in the CUFFE-MC- speak out on the crisis her husband Lawrence J. Oak GINN Funeral Home, 157 Plans for MLK plaque in and that Congress take of Lynn. Maple St., Lynn, on Wednes- State House move forward urgent action. 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MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Celebrating a matriarch for the ages Patriots defeat has BIRTHDAY who disappeared that to left him at a loss From A1 this day, she never knew what happened to them. According to Dervis’s She had children who got KRAUSE August of nothing but family, the Lynn resident sick through food poison- From A1 unrelenting heat to look of three years was born ing (because) somebody forward to, this month, Christmas Day in 1901 in poisoned them.” of distracting us from the there are 31 days of unre- Jean Rabel, Haiti. When asked if she felt misery we’re about to face lenting, bone-chilling cold. If so, this would make her grandmother had an for the next three months. I’ll take August. Dervis the oldest living impact on who she is to- Then, there are the holi- I remember the first person in the world by day, McNish replied, “oh, days themselves. time this occurred to eight days. According to most definitely.” Thus, we get a real me. It was 1986, and the the Guinness Book of She said one of the most boost just at the time Patriots were marching World Records, the title is important lessons her when Seasonal Affec- toward their first-ever currently held by Japan’s grandmother had impart- tiveness Disorder is at Super Bowl. When it was Kane Tanaka, who was ed on her was to be loving its peak. It’s the darkest over, and even though the born Jan. 2, 1902. to others. time of the year, and Bears “Berry’d them,” it To provide some context “Love. Wherever you go, there’s plenty of light to dawned on me afterward to this, the year Dorrisile show love,” McNish said. help us through it. that “hey, January’s just Dervis said she was born “That’s just what she em- But what happens after about over.” These last is the same year the Unit- bodies. Growing up, she Christmas? The lights 18 years have just made ed States saw Theodore raised all the neighbor- come off the houses and one of my least favorite Roosevelt become presi- hood kids because every- the bushes. The festive months glide by, and dent (upon the assassina- body trusted her with music stops. We’re focused weather notwithstanding, tion of William McKinley) them. She would disci- on returning the clothes shortened my winter con- and one year before the pline them, teach them that don’t fit, or some oth- siderably in terms of my first overseas radiotele- morals.” er articles for which we own misery index. graph message was deliv- She added: “She instilled have absolutely no use. First, it’s New Year’s ered. those things in us.” We’re steeped in neg- Day and the next thing She has lived through Dorvilas-Gredeon said ativity. We worry that you know it’s the last both World Wars, the sink- she chose to request that it’s going to be too cold, week in January and ing of the Titanic, and everyone in the family too stormy, too slippery, you’ve spent the entire some of the most tumul- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO wear white to the party as and, in a lot of cases, too time obsessing (or gloat- tuous years in Haiti’s his- Dorrisile Dervis celebrates her 118th birthday a way to honor her grand- economically tight as we ing, whatever floats your tory. at the Hibernian Hall in Lynn. mother, who she referred rein in the spending to boat) about the Patriots. However, an official ti- to as “the rock of the fami- compensate for the holi- I can be philosophical, tle of “oldest living per- For Dervis’ grandchil- difficult. ly and our angel.” day spree. and say that it’s been son” will likely always dren and great-grandchil- “She used to tell me sto- As the eldest sister But hah! For eight years a great run — the type elude Dervis, who was dren, though, the storied ries about her childhood,” in her immediate fami- running, that post-holiday that, as a kid, I always born during a time and in ly, Dorvilas-Gredeon in malaise has been some- life of their beloved grand- she said. “Around that read about in other plac- a place where recording many ways has become a what tempered by the es, whether it was Green mother transcends any of- time there was a lot of births wasn’t a common caretaker and strong fam- Patriots. We could occupy Bay, New York, Montreal ficial document. slavery and war in Haiti, practice. ily figure like her grand- ourselves with their con- or wherever. As I grew up, Dorvilas-Gredeon’s “People say, ‘how do you so she had stories of hid- mother, who now lives cerns. From 2012 through the locales changed (San know that’s for real?’” Dor- younger sister, Regina ing in bushes because she with Dorvilas-Gredeon to last year, the Patriots Francisco, Chicago and vilas-Gredeon said. “It’s (a McNish, said she consid- saw soldiers passing by. and her children. made the AFC final, which Miami, for example), but fact) if you think about it. ers herself to be the family “It was amazing (to hear “I’m taking care of her means they were still it was never here, except Her son passed away eight historian and spent much her stories),” McNish said. and I’m exhausted, but playing through the end in the 1950s and ’60s with years ago at the age of 90. of her childhood listen- “Instead of playing outside I don’t care,” she said of of January. Five times the Celtics (and again in We can’t prove the real, ac- ing to stories about her with my friends, I would Dervis. “She deserves it in that span they made the ’80s). But even then, tual birth certificate, but grandmother’s early life be sitting next to her, lis- because she worked her the Super Bowl, so our those seasons ended in … it just makes sense.” in Haiti, which was often tening. She had children whole life for that.” interest in them extended the (relative) warmth of into February, keeping spring, our focus away from how But for the last 18 years miserable it was outside. we’ve been the Mecca of Now what are we going the NFL, and I’ll be paro- to do? We have nothing chial for a few minutes. to help us through these It’s been great. next 25 days, and to tell If it has ended, it has you the truth, there really ended. So be it. We’ll all isn’t anything else. live. Being exposed to the January is the meteoro- harsh realities of January logical opposite of August, without anything else to except that at least in Au- keep us going is another gust you don’t have to put matter, though. six layers of clothes on as But hey, cheer up. When you watch the weather January ends, there’s … forecast in horror over February. No better, and what calamity will strike. often worse. But otherwise, where But at least there’s Val- you have 31 days in entine’s Day.

ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY Bystanders look over the destruction left in the wake of a Nahant man crashing his Jeep into seven cars in Lynn on Sunday. Driver ODs, crashes Jeep into seven cars

CRASH will be cited for several lice said. “I saw all the mess,” said ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK From A1 motor vehicle charges, po- One of those parked Sanchez. “I need a new Members of the Lynn Police Department wrap lice said. cars, a Honda Sante Fe, (car). I’ve got to know how up an investigation of an early-morning shoot- vehicle, police said. Another driver, a belonged to Hamlert San- ing at the intersection of Lander Avenue and Lynn Fire crews had to I’m going to get to work to- 22-year-old Lynn man chez. The 37-year-old said Lander Street where the victim of the shooting use the Jaws of Life to ex- whose vehicle was struck, he was inside his Nep- morrow.” was found Saturday morning. tricate him from the Jeep. was taken to the hospi- tune Street home when he Gayla Cawley can be Narcan was administered tal with minor injuries. heard a crash. He looked and the man, whose name All of the other cars were outside his window and reached at gcawley@item- Man fatally shot in Lynn was not released, was tak- parked and unoccupied at saw someone had hit his live.com. Follow her on en to Salem Hospital. He the time of the crash, po- car. Twitter @GaylaCawley. SHOOTING “(It’s the) first time I’ve From A1 had that on my street. Superintendent will discuss School Opportunity Act I don’t mind something The man called police around, but on my street, and within minutes, four education students and increase staffing in the I don’t feel comfortable.” TUTWILER school districts like ours in cruisers had arrived and profound ways,” said Tut- their regular education special education and From A1 the street was cordoned No arrests have been wiler. “We do not know spe- counterparts, and ELLs ELL departments, which off. He said he was not made and the incident is the state legislature and cifically what the increase and native English speak- provide support for the surprised there was a under investigation. signed into law by Gov. in state funding will be, ers, he said. district’s two lowest per- shooting in Lynn, but Charlie Baker in Novem- but it will be substantive.” “There’s an expectation forming subgroups. there’s not often violence Gayla Cawley can be ber. The act significant- The governor is expected that we’re leveraging the Another district priority in his neighborhood. reached at gcawley@item- ly helps districts that to release projected state additional state funding is the need for additional “I’ve been living here for live.com. Elyse Carmosino serve high percentages of to leverage that opportu- social workers and guid- aid figures at the end of can be reached at ecar- low-income students. this month, Tutwiler said. nity gap and I have every ance counselors to meet five years,” the neighbor The legislation includes But the additional fund- intention to do that,” said the social and emotional said Sunday afternoon. [email protected]. a revamp of the state’s ing comes with “strings Tutwiler. “The additional needs of students, he said. foundation budget for- attached,” he said, noting funding is really designed At each of Tutwiler’s LAW OFFICES OF mula, which is meant to that there would be cer- to make up lost ground budget sessions, attend- JAMES J. CARRIGAN provide more support for tain expectations for the with particular groups of ees will be presented with home delivery rate is • Social Security Disability school districts to meet district. students and in particular a framework of the LPS • Workers Compensation the rising cost of health- At a recent School Com- areas that have struggled district strategic plan and 50% oﬀ • Accidents care and special education mittee meeting, the super- for 25 years.” related budget priorities. newstand price! 25 years located across costs, as well as educating intendent shared some of Although Tutwiler notes Community input will from Lynn District Court English language learners those requirements from the district wants feed- then be solicited. Subscribers pay only 15 Johnson St. (ELLs) and low-income the state Department of back for budget spending “We are proceeding $4.50 a week. 781-596-0100 students. Elementary and Second- and does not intend for the with this plan because it JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Lynn lawmakers said ary Education. sessions to be “disingenu- reflects our core values Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL the legislation’s $1.5 bil- The district is required ous,” he said those expec- of collaborative relation- to subscribe today. www.jamescarriganlaw.com lion investment in pub- to develop a plan, in col- tations are driving some of ships and shared respon- [email protected] lic education translates laboration with the public, the funding priorities. sibility, first and foremost, to $100 million to Lynn on how to close student Similarly, he said the but also because we are schools over seven years. opportunity gaps. For in- additional $18 million in genuinely interested in “On a high level, this stance, there’s a large state funding Lynn Pub- the perspectives and input call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 act corrects decades-long achievement gap in Lynn lic Schools received in of the broader communi- to start your daily subscription. funding shortcomings for schools between special FY20 was largely used to ty,” said Tutwiler. A4 MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 OPINION RANN MILLER HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Schools must hire M§ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. C¡ C Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K T J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton more black teachers Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W C T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman A recent article from teachers, there were times sponsible for maintaining Customer Service New Jersey news outlet when I disciplined my stu- the school-to-prison pipe- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS NJ.com provided fresh dents — but I had a rap- line, and replace them Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting evidence for something port with them. My brand with anti-racist policies Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 we’ve known for years: of discipline involved a such as restorative justice. 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 black students nationwide stern look, a firm word, or Public schools are white Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 are disciplined more often a phone call home. institutional spaces where Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 than other kids. Yet many white col- the demographics and Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 cultural norms privilege classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 During the 2013-2014 leagues of mine had trou- whites. Schools devoid of Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 school year (the most re- ble connecting with stu- Subscriptions cultural inclusivity re- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 cent for which state data dents of color. They often [email protected] are available), black stu- assumed behaviors exhib- flected within the policies, procedures, curriculum, Circulation dents made up only 16 ited by black students — [email protected] percent of New Jersey’s speaking loudly or ques- professional staff, and student population but tioning authority — were around the building, are Ext. 3 represented 44 percent of disrespectful. Without an schools where knowing Newsroom all students suspended. awareness of cultural dif- better doesn’t translate [email protected] Black students also ac- ferences (what educators into doing better. [email protected] counted for much higher call cultural competency), And public schools are Ext. 4 EDITORIAL also anti-black spaces. rates of school expulsions. teachers have a hard time Sports Past inquiries into this building the relationships Black students are at [email protected] phenomenon have found necessary to connect with times violently beaten Ext. 5 Why is it so hard that black children are and educate their stu- and even tased by police disciplined more than dents. in schools. They are told Retail and Online others because of zero-tol- A journal article I wrote their hairstyles are “dis- Advertising [email protected] erance policies, a lack of in 2017 explored the exclu- tracting” and for this rea- for Betsy DeVos school counselors and an sionary discipline of black son barred from athletic ADVERTISING competitions. In addition, increase in police presence students in New Jersey. Ernie Carpenter Jr. at schools. They have also My study found that the last year the Trump ad- Director of Advertising identified an underuti- higher the percentage of ministration scrapped and Business Development, ext. 1355 to help students? lized solution: Hire more black teachers in a school the Obama-era discipline [email protected] black teachers. district, the less likely policies that attempted to Ralph Mitchell Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial board Black students who have black students were to be address the disproportion- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 one or more black teach- suspended in that school ate disciplining of black [email protected] children. Not every college graduate is aiming for the job with ers have much better out- district, whether the sus- Eric Rondeau Anti-racist work in the biggest possible paycheck. Many hope to pursue in- comes. They are more like- pension was in-school or Sales Representative, ext. 1280 schools isn’t as simple as trinsically rewarding careers by serving in government ly to graduate from high out of school. [email protected] only hiring black teach- or teaching or working for charitable organizations. school, attend college and Hiring black teachers Patricia Whalen ers, but doing so is one These jobs don’t pay particularly well, but they are of are less likely to drop out is an immediately tan- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 concrete way to move this enormous importance to our society and economy. of school. Black students gible way to address the [email protected] work forward. That’s why, in 2007, Congress created the Public Ser- are also less likely to re- disproportionate exclu- BUSINESS OFFICE vice Loan Forgiveness program, which is supposed to ceive exclusionary dis- sionary discipline of black Rann Miller directs the work the way its title suggests it would: After a college Susan J. Conti cipline at the hands of a students. But the work of 21st Century Community Controller, ext. 1288 graduate works for 10 years in one of the approved pub- black teacher. removing systemic racism Learning Center, a feder- [email protected] lic-service categories, whatever remaining student loan As a black man and for- in public schooling doesn’t ally funded after-school debt he or she has is forgiven. Ted Grant mer classroom teacher of end there. program located in south- Publisher, ext. 1234 Theoretically, at least. black and Latinx students School administrators ern New Jersey. This col- [email protected] In reality it’s not going so well. And it is not just this in the high-poverty city and governing boards umn was produced for the one loan-forgiveness program that is in trouble. In fact, Marian Kinney of Camden, New Jersey, I must make it a priority to Progressive Media Project, ext. 1212 pretty much everything having to do with college debt rarely gave a child a de- remove racist (and specif- which is run by The Pro- [email protected] is messed up at the U.S. Education Department under tention and never recom- ically anti-black) policies gressive magazine, and Secretary Betsy DeVos, who has consistently avoided Will Kraft mended that a student in schools, such as the distributed by Tribune Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 giving students the help to which they’re entitled. You be suspended. Like all zero-tolerance policies re- News Service. [email protected] could say she’s moved glacially on student debt relief — except that in this era of climate change, the glaciers Paula Villacreses might just be outpacing her. ELI MERRITT A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Among those who have had to wait too long for debt re- [email protected] lief are more than 200,000 students who say they were Mike Shanahan tricked into taking valueless courses at for-profit college The Founding Fathers’ greatest fear Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 chains such as the now-defunct ITT Technical Institute [email protected] and Corinthian Colleges. DeVos’ own staff found that There has been much talk United States. times. Demagogues, Hamil- Carolina Trujillo those schools defrauded students by making mislead- lately among both Demo- Washington’s greatest ton said on the floor of Inde- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ing assurances about the jobs that students would find crats and Republicans of fear that summer of deci- pendence Hall in late June [email protected] after training and about the money they would earn. the intents of the founders sion in Philadelphia was 1787, “hate the controul of Jim Wilson But DeVos and her agency are 18 months behind in the writing of the Consti- that unwise, self-seeking the Genl. Government.” Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 on processing the claims of fraud. The debt relief was tution, especially involving politicians — even if fairly Later, Hamilton went on [email protected] the powers of impeachment elected to public office — to predict an ominous de- promised in a rule by the Obama administration. De- CIRCULATION and removal from office. would tear down the central Vos was even fined $100,000 in October for violating a cline in republics from dem- What has been sorely government and its consti- agoguery to tyranny. As he Lisa Mahmoud judge’s order to halt debt collection against former Co- lacking from this conver- tutional laws for the sake of put it in Federalist No. 1: Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] rinthian students. sation is an awareness of their own advancement and “History will teach us that Is she grossly incompetent, unheeding of the law, or the framers’ overwhelming glorification. ... of those men who have GRAPHICS actively hostile to students seeking debt relief? It’s hard conviction that there was Washington, like his overturned the liberties of to say. Trevor Andreozzi nothing more poisonous to peers, did not use the word republics, the greatest num- Designer The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program start- constitutional democracies “demagogue” as an insult or ber have begun their career [email protected] ed long before DeVos took office, but the first 10 years than demagogues — which epithet. He did not employ by paying an obsequious ended in 2017, which made her responsible for the pro- Frederick Higgins to them meant a very spe- it as ammunition against court to the people; com- Designer gram’s implementation. The rate of approvals granted cific kind of threat. those he identified as his mencing demagogues, and [email protected] by her department to applicants was devastatingly low Less than two weeks after political opponents. For the ending tyrants.” at 1 percent. So in 2018, Congress temporarily extended the start of the Constitu- steady, rational Washing- Other framers who raised Mark Sutherland Creative Director the program to allow more college graduates to qualify. tional Convention in Phila- ton, “demagogue” was a fo- the red flag of demagoguery [email protected] The approval rate remained at 1 percent. delphia, George Washington rensic term that described a during the Constitutional Many of the denials were valid, but not 99 percent of wrote to his friend, the Mar- well-known class of political Convention were Gouver- NEWSROOM the total claims. One serious problem was that DeVos quis de Lafayette, on June actors, known since Greek neur Morris of Pennsylvania, Mike Alongi hadn’t created the simple application process that she 6, 1787, explaining that his and Roman times, who ob- Pierce Butler of South Caro- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 was required to under the law. Applicants for the ex- critical purpose in attend- tain power through emo- lina and Edmund Randolph [email protected] panded program also had to fill out the application for ing the convention was to tional appeals to prejudice, and George Mason of Virgin- Bill Brotherton the original debt forgiveness program, and according to prevent a demagogue from distrust and fear. ia. Mason declared outright Features Editor ext. 1338 a September report by the General Accounting Office, gaining power in the politi- Irrespective of party af- that “the mischievous influ- [email protected] this information wasn’t made clear to those putting in cally unstable young nation filiation, demagogues were ence of demagogues” was one and thus destroying it. a distinct personality type Elyse Carmosino their paperwork. of the top two “evils” that can Reporter, ext. 1264 Washington described that knew no bounds of poli- The DeVos policy “created a confusing process for bor- befall republican forms of [email protected] how he was pulled out of re- tics except fiery self-aggran- rowers,” the report said. In addition, it said, the denial government. tirement by an urgent risk dizement. This destructive risk of Gayla Cawley letters don’t include full information on how to appeal Reporter, ext. 1236 to the United States. “An- Washington, of course, was demagogues is one reason the decisions. [email protected] archy and confusion” were not the only framer who the 55 framers of the Con- There’s nothing new or surprising about DeVos threatening the security of viewed our Constitution stitution adopted the power Cheryl Charles slow-walking or trying to undo policies laid down by the the American people and largely as a bulwark against News Editor, ext. 1278 of impeachment during the [email protected] previous administration, but she has lost round after the rule of constitutional demagogues. In the surviv- historic convention of 1787. round in court after she bungled the required proce- law. But this was only half ing records of the speeches They believed uniform- Olivia Falcigno dures for changing the Obama-era rule. She also has the danger. given at the Constitutional ly that some men, though Photographer, ext.1224 gone out of her way to protect for-profit colleges, which The deeper risk, he wrote Convention, the word “dema- elected by the people, would [email protected] have much higher rates of fraud claims and student that early June, was that gogue” was used 21 times by be temperamentally inca- Spenser Hasak loan defaults than other postsecondary schools, by gut- the political chaos created the framers as they crafted pable of serving the public Photographer, ext. 1332 ting rules that required them to show halfway-decent fertile ground for exploita- the Constitution’s essential interest under the Constitu- [email protected] results or close down. Such rules are needed not just tion “by some aspiring dem- checks and balances against tion. Therefore, they offered Thor Jourgensen to protect the many low-income students who attend agogue who will not consult despotism and tyranny. Congress the remedy of Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 for-profit schools but to protect the taxpayers, who bear the interest of his country “Demagogues are the impeachment and removal [email protected] so much as his own ambi- great pests of our govern- the financial brunt of defaults. from office. Daniel Kane Earlier this month, the Education Department un- tious views.” ment,” said Elbridge Gerry The framers did not view Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 veiled a set of rules for receiving debt relief from the In a letter written three of Massachusetts during the exercise of this remedy [email protected] defunct for-profit colleges that demands a dramatically weeks later to David Stu- the convention, “and have to be an anti-democratic art, a Virginia politician occasioned most of our dis- Steve Krause higher level of proof from the victims, including show- act of nullifying elections. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ing specific evidence that they made their decision to and distant family relation, tresses.” To the contrary, they pro- [email protected] Washington lamented that Gerry further described vided the people and their attend based on a recruiter’s false claims and evidence Harold Rivera the widespread denigra- demagogues as “pretended representatives with these that the recruiter knew the claims were false. How are tion of the Articles of Con- patriots,” unprincipled poli- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 emergency powers for the [email protected] individual students supposed to come up with evidence federation, and the federal ticians who steer the people that in the first case probably doesn’t exist, and in the specific purpose of rescuing government it created, had toward “baneful measures” our democracy and Con- Anne Marie Tobin second case isn’t obtainable by people who don’t have a rendered “the situation of through “false reports.” Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 cadre of lawyers backing them. stitution from harm and [email protected] this great country weak, James Madison of Virgin- destruction at the hands of It’s not that DeVos should deliver blanket debt relief inefficient and disgraceful.” ia twice alluded to “the dan- demagogues. Ryan York to anyone who files a claim. Applicants should be able He concluded the letter to ger of demagogues.” Alexan- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 to show that they were in fact defrauded and harmed Stuart by again stating that der Hamilton of New York Eli Merritt is a visiting [email protected] financially as a result. the political crisis made spoke of this peril of democ- scholar in the department TECHNOLOGY She just needs to treat American college students fair- possible demagogues who racy more than any other of history at Vanderbilt Uni- ly, something she seems unwilling or incapable of doing. pose a dire threat to the delegate, naming it seven versity. Twitter: @elimerritt. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Jan. 6 - Sunday, Jan. 12

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ENTERTAINMENT Weinstein’s reckoning: Trial looms two years after #MeToo wave

By Michael R. Sisak tacks on their credibility. ASSOCIATED PRESS Weinstein’s trial is expected to share some sim- NEW YORK — More ilarities with the first big than two years after a trial of the #MeToo era. wave of sexual assault al- That ended in Bill Cosby’s legations against Harvey conviction for drugging and Weinstein ushered in the molesting a woman in 2004. #MeToo movement, the As in that case, prosecu- disgraced movie mogul tors are angling to make faces another reckoning: Weinstein’s trial a referen- a criminal trial that could dum on his behavior with him put him behind bars women over many decades, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for the rest of his life. not just in the two instances Jury selection is sched- that led to criminal charges. Rose McGowan says her tweet that apologized uled to start this week in Prosecutors had charged on behalf of the U.S. to Iran for “disrespecting New York City in a case Weinstein with assaulting their flag and people” wasn’t anti-American. involving allegations that a third woman but later Weinstein raped one wom- dropped that charge after an in a Manhattan hotel it was alleged that a police McGowan defends room in 2013 and per- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS detective had coached a cor- formed a forcible sex act on Harvey Weinstein’s trial begins Monday, more roborating witness. tweet apologizing a different woman in 2006. than two years after a torrent of women began The most serious charges It is the only criminal accusing him of misconduct. against Weinstein, two case to arise from dozens counts of predatory sex- of allegations against the ual assault that carry a to Iran after strike as a human being in my the accusers. Oscar-winning film pro- mandatory life sentence, heart and resonate in that. “Just because a wom- spected your country, your ducer. Weinstein, 67, has require that prosecutors By John Carucci But the lengths he went to an makes a claim doesn’t ASSOCIATED PRESS flag, your people. 52% of pleaded not guilty and demonstrate Weinstein had destroy so many people’s mean it’s true,” lawyer us humbly apologize. We maintains any sexual ac- a habit of violating women. lives,” she told The Asso- Donna Rotunno said af- NEW YORK — Rose Mc- want peace with your na- tivity was consensual. For that, prosecutors ciated Press. “That’s deep. ter a pretrial hearing last Gowan’s tweet that apolo- tion. We are being held At least one Hollywood plan to call actress An- month. “Just because Mr. gized on behalf of the U.S. hostage by a terrorist re- actress is expected to tes- It’s control, it’s power.” nabella Sciorra, who says to Iran for “disrespecting gime. We do not know how tify against Weinstein, Among those who won’t Weinstein has been ac- Weinstein forced himself their flag and people” in to escape. Please do not and several other accusers be inside the courtroom is cused of a crime, that does inside her Manhattan the wake of an airstrike kill us.” have said they plan to at- Rose McGowan. The ac- not mean he’s guilty.” apartment in 1993 or 1994 that killed the country’s The head of Iran’s elite tend the trial, which could tress, one of Weinstein’s Prosecutors have not and raped her after she top general was not an- Quds force and master- last about four weeks once most vocal accusers, says commented publicly on starred in a film for his ti-American, the actress mind of its regional secu- a jury is picked. he raped her more than 20 the case since around the movie studio. said in the face of harsh rity strategy, Gen. Qassem Among the accusers plan- years ago and ruining her time of Weinstein’s arrest But they also want jurors criticism. Soleimani, was killed in a ning to attend the trial is career. He has denied it. and initial court appear- to hear from some of the “I don’t support Iran U.S. airstrike early Friday. actress Rosanna Arquette, “I do know that we’re at ances in 2018. more than 75 women who over America. I want The attack has caused re- who has accused Weinstein a really pivotal moment in In a statement issued have come forward public- America to be better,” gional tensions to soar. of derailing her career after history, and that the eyes at the time, Manhattan ly to accuse Weinstein of McGowan said during an She faced outrage over she resisted his advances, of the world are watching,” District Attorney Cyrus sexual misconduct ranging exclusive interview with Friday’s Twitter post, which he denies. she told the AP. Vance Jr. praised the “ex- from harassment to assault. The Associated Press on with some suggesting she “I’ve always believed in Weinstein’s lawyer has traordinary courage” of The first allegations were Friday. move to Iran. McGowan redemption and I always argued the case is weak Weinstein’s accusers said brought to light by The New Her tweet read: “Dear acknowledged that her believed in forgiveness and said she plans to ag- he was confident jurors York Times and The New #Iran, The USA has disre- tweet was unusual. and I want to live like that gressively cross-examine would reject defense at- Yorker in October 2017. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Overdose Five dead, 60 hospitalized in larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of an overdose at 3:39 p.m. Friday on Beach curacy, it is the sole responsibility Road; at 10:10 p.m. Friday at Pennsylvania Turnpike crash of the concerned party to contact Mobil Gas Station on Chest- the relevant police department and nut Street; at 12:55 p.m. Sat- By Mark Scolforo have the department issue a no- urday on Adams Street. and Claire Galofaro tice of correction to the Daily Item. A report of an opiate over- ASSOCIATED PRESS Corrections or clarifications will not dose at 7:50 p.m. Saturday on Western Avenue. Five people were killed be made without express notice of and about 60 were injured change from the arresting police Theft on the Pennsylvania Turn- department. pike early Sunday morn- A report of a robbery at ing, when a loaded bus LYNN 12:09 p.m. Friday at Speed- went out of control on a way Gas Station at 120 Lib- hill and rolled over, setting Arrests erty St. off a chain reaction that in- A report of a larceny at volved three tractor-trail- Douglas Arnold, of 81 12:31 p.m. Friday at 9 Ha- ers and a passenger car. Adams St., was arrested on nover St.; at 4:43 p.m. Friday The injured victims, warrant charges of OUI liquor at 13 Essex Ave.; at 10:22 ranging from 7 to 67 second offense and alcohol a.m. Saturday at U-Haul at years old, are all expect- from an open container in a 282 Lynnway. ed to survive, though two motor vehicle at 8:04 p.m. A report of motor vehicle patients remain in criti- Friday. theft at 4:22 p.m. Friday at cal condition, authorities Shannon Doherty, 27, was 16 Newton Ave. and hospital officials said arrested and charged with Sunday afternoon. The trespassing at 11:49 p.m. Vandalism crash, which happened at Friday. 3:40 a.m. on a mountain- Thomas Jayroe, 38, of 11 A report of vandalism at 9:51 p.m. Friday at 148 Myr- ous and rural stretch of Bennett St., Wakefield, was the interstate about 30 arrested on warrant charges tle St. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of motor vehicle miles east of Pittsburgh, of operation of a motor vehi- shut down the highway in This image from video provided by KDKA TV shows the scene near cle with a suspended license vandalism at 8:07 a.m. Sat- Greensburg, Pa., along the Pennsylvania Turnpike where at least five urday at 29 Curwin Terrace. both directions for several and improper operation of a hours before it reopened people were killed and dozens were injured in a crash early Sunday that motor vehicle at 11:18 p.m. Sunday evening. involved multiple vehicles, a transportation official said. Saturday. MARBLEHEAD Two UPS drivers, Dan- Jonathan Lareos, 30, of 52 iel Kepner, 53, and Den- third tractor-trailer then worst accident in his de- bleeds, contusions, abra- Hamilton Ave., was arrested Breaking and Entering nis Kehler, 48, were killed crashed into those trucks. cades-long tenure with the sions and spinal injuries. and charged with motor vehi- in the crash, company At least two people walked A passenger car was also turnpike. “It’s horrible.” The victims included stu- cle operator refuses to iden- spokeswoman Kristen tify self, unlicensed operation into the police station at 9:49 involved in the pileup. Excela Health Frick dents and people return- a.m. Friday to report their un- Petrella said. Both were of a motor vehicle, resisting driving together in a trac- Photos from the scene Hospital in Mount Pleas- ing from visiting family in arrest, and witness/juror/po- locked cars were entered on show a mangled collision ant said it treated 31 vic- New York City. Many trav- Dec. 24. tor-trailer out of Harris- lice/court official intimidation burg, Pa., Petrella said. of multiple vehicles includ- tims, transferring a child eling on the bus were from at 6:37 p.m. Saturday. ing a smashed FedEx truck and three adults to other outside the United States, Complaints State police have not Herbert Smith, 31, was ar- identified the other three that left packages sprawled facilities. Limani said, some of whom rested and charged with tres- A caller reported she can- victims who were killed. along the highway. Hospitals brought in do not speak English and passing at 11:34 p.m. Friday. not use her yard due to the The bus was traveling “It was kind of a chain-re- teams of social workers who lost their luggage and Rudolfo Torres, 22, of 32 abundance of wild turkeys in from Rockaway, N.J., to action crash,” Limani said. and psychologists to deal passports in the wreckage. Shepard St., was arrested the area and the droppings Cincinnati, Ohio, Pennsyl- FedEx did not provide with the mental trauma, The Tribune-Review re- and charged with unlicensed they leave behind at 9:19 vania State Police spokes- any other details besides said Mark Rubino, pres- ported Leticia Moreta ar- operation of a motor vehi- a.m. Friday on Carol Road. man Stephen Limani told that they are cooperating ident of Forbes Hospital, rived at a hospital about cle, failure to stop for police, The caller was directed to call reporters. with authorities. A mes- which treated 11 victims. 11:30 a.m. to pick up her firearm within 500 feet of a Mass Wildlife. He said the bus, op- sage seeking comment “The people coming in children — Jorge Moreta, dwelling, carrying a loaded A caller reported her neigh- erated by a New Jer- was left Sunday with the were not only physical- 24, and Melanie Moreta, firearm weapon, and receiv- bor was cutting concrete and sey-based company bus company. ly injured but they were 16 — who were on the bus. ing stolen property at 1:14 felt the person must be do- called Z & D Tours, was “I haven’t personally traumatized from a men- She said her children, a.m. Saturday. ing it wrong since the whole traveling downhill on a witnessed a crash of this tal standpoint as well,” he returning from visiting neighborhood was covered curve, careened up an magnitude in 20 years,” said. Most were covered in their father in New York, Accidents in concrete dust at 10:54 embankment and rolled Pennsylvania Turnpike diesel fuel when they ar- were in stable condition. A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Friday on Frost Lane. The over. Two tractor-trailers spokesman Carl DeFebo rived. The hospital treat- “I was devastated,” she hit and run crash at 6:01 a.m. caller was directed to call the then struck the bus. A told WTAE, calling it the ed fractured bones, brain said. Friday at Boston and Franklin Board of Health. streets; at 10:05 a.m. Friday A Pitman Road caller re- POLICE BRIEFS at 419 Chatham St.; at 11:48 ported at 11:34 a.m. Friday the landscapers in the area p.m. Saturday at 144 Broad St. the scene. No injuries first floor and the other on who could respond to the A report of a motor vehicle routinely pull in front of the Two charged in home house opposite hers, bring all were reported. the second floor, officials allegations. crash at 12:18 p.m. Friday at invasion, pistol whipping City police did not said. Both were pro- 20 Central Ave.; at 1:21 p.m. the leaves from their assigned property onto the street and RAYNHAM (AP) — Two confirm details of the nounced dead at a local Police: Art professor Friday at 3 City Hall Square; shooting until Saturday. hospital. at 4:34 p.m. Friday at 39 suck them up. In the process, people have been arrested attacked fellow college the leaves are blown into all in connection with a home Michael Correia, the The names of the two Whiting St.; at 4:41 p.m. Fri- City Council president men have not been re- faculty member day at Eastern Bank at 156 of the neighbors’ yards. invasion, robbery and pis- A caller reported a man pro tempore, said in a leased. Boston St.; at 4:48 p.m. Fri- tol whipping in Raynham LEVERETT (AP) — An hit her with his black Jeep a on New Year’s Day, police statement that he didn’t Jennifer Mieth, a day at 39 Whiting St.; at 3:45 art professor has been couple of times at 12:37 p.m. said Sunday. hear anything about the spokeswoman for the a.m. Saturday at McDonald’s charged with attempted Friday on Tedesco Street. Officials said Derek incident until Saturday state fire marshal’s office, at 60 Boston St.; at 6:02 murder and other crimes A report of suspicious activ- Martin, 32, and Jessica when he read about it on said an overloaded power a.m. Saturday at 329 Essex social media. strip was the initial focus after allegedly beating St.; at 8:55 a.m. Saturday ity at 3:53 p.m. Friday on At- Toomey, 31, both of Fall lantic Avenue. A man walked River, were taken into Police Chief Hugh Cle- of the investigation and a fellow faculty member at 468 Western Ave.; at 9:57 ments said the school bus it appeared the home had with a fire poker and a.m. Saturday at Speedway into the police station to re- custody Friday night and port he was threatened by are detained pending a was not the target of the no smoke alarms. other objects, according to Gas Station at 120 Liberty gunshots. No arrests have A strong smell of chem- the Northwestern District St.; at 11 a.m. Saturday at a man after he turned into court arraignment on CVS, screeched his tires and been made. icals prompted a hazard- Attorney’s Office. 446 Western Ave.; at 12:57 Monday. parked. The man threatened School and bus compa- ous materials response. Rie Hachiyanagi, a pro- p.m. Saturday at 35 Market Police Chief James to “knock him the (expletive) ny officials said the bus Authorities said the smell fessor at Mount Holyoke Square; at 2:39 p.m. Satur- Donovan said officers out” and said “you don’t know driver acted appropriately appeared to come from a College in South Hadley, day at 810 Lynnway; at 2:40 responded to a home on who you are (expletive) with.” and police were notified photography lab in the was arraigned Friday at p.m. Saturday at 74 Wood- Tearall Road shortly after The man then showed him after the children on the home. Orange District Court man St.; at 5:49 p.m. Sat- 2 p.m. on New Year’s Day. some kind of a badge. bus were dropped off urday at 2 Hamilton Ave.; at A resident told police and ordered held without A Cornell Road caller report- at their homes. School 6:03 p.m. Saturday at Broad that a man and woman Police: Motorcycle club bail until a Feb. 4 court ed at 11:27 a.m. Saturday officials also said par- and Market streets; at 6:42 entered his home, assault- members arrested on hearing. that he is in a dispute with a ents were notified and p.m. Saturday at Dragon Is- ed him and robbed him of Police accused Hachi- woman who keeps speeding social workers were made weapons charges land at 318 Broadway; at cash and a cellphone at yanagi of attacking the by his house. He said the available to students who 12:06 a.m. Sunday at Central gunpoint. BROCKTON (AP) — victim in the victim’s woman goes by, turns around needed them. Avenue and Liberty Street; at The resident also said Four motorcycle club home in Leverett between and drives back by the house. 8:35 a.m. Sunday at Lynn- the male suspect pistol members and an associate Dec. 23 and 24. Author- A report of suspicious ac- field Street and Regina Road. whipped him, causing Woman struck, seriously of the group have been ities allege Hachiyanagi tivity at 1:06 a.m. Sunday on A report of a motor vehicle injuries to his face. He de- injured by transit train charged with gun crimes beat the victim with a fire Ocean Avenue. A caller report- crash with personal injury at clined medical treatment. while in Massachusetts to poker, a rock and garden ed a car with Florida plates Investigators de- NEWTON (AP) — Tran- shears. 1:17 a.m. Sunday at Great was running with the door attend a fellow member’s Woods Road and Lynnfield termined it was not a sit police are investigat- memorial service, state Officials said the victim ajar and the lights on. Police random attack and the ing a train accident that Street. reported the neighbor moved police said Saturday. suffered severe injuries suspects had previously seriously injured a wom- The arrests on Friday including broken facial his vehicle. an on Saturday night. Assaults been to the victim’s home. afternoon and evening bones but is recovering. The Massachusetts Bay Martin and Toomey were the result of an An email message Transportation Authority A report of an assault at SWAMPSCOTT were arrested in Middle- investigation that began seeking comment was 10:50 p.m. Friday at Volun- borough and charged with said the woman, about 40 at a motel in Brockton years old, was struck by sent to Hachiyanagi on teer Yacht Club on Lynnway. Complaints armed home invasion, where suspected members Saturday. It wasn’t clear witness intimidation and a Green Line train at the A report of suspicious ac- of the Outlaws Motorcycle whether she has a lawyer Breaking and Entering threatening to commit a Newton Centre station at Club were either staying tivity at 5:51 p.m. Friday at about 7:45 p.m. who could respond to the crime. It was not im- or meeting with other allegations. A report of a breaking and 76 Magnolia Road; at 11:15 mediately clear if they The woman was taken members, authorities Mount Holyoke College entering at 9:26 a.m. Sunday p.m. Friday on Porter Place. have lawyers who could to a local hospital with se- said. officials said Hachiyan- at 20 South St. respond to the allegations. rious leg injuries, Newton State troopers seized agi has been placed on Theft officials said. Her name several handguns and a Complaints Police investigating shots and condition haven’t administrative leave and A report of a larceny at 2:30 small amount of metham- is barred from campus been released. phetamine. A report of a gunshot at p.m. Friday at 155 Aspen fired near school bus It’s not clear why the pending a review. Police arrested Matthew 12:42 a.m. Saturday at 22 Road; at 3:52 p.m. Friday at woman was struck. MBTA The victim told police PROVIDENCE, R.I. Miles, of McMinniville, Warren St.; at 5:09 a.m. Sat- Eastern Bank at 405 Paradise detectives are investigat- Hachiyanagi showed up (AP) — Providence police Tenn., Pedro Tapia, of urday at 26 Lander St. Road. ing. at her home uninvited are investigating a shoot- Murfreesboro, Tenn., and said she wanted to ing near a school bus that Matthew Ballingham, of scared about 50 elemen- Two dead in house fire, Waterbury, Conn., Ed- talk about her feelings, tary school students and overloaded power strip ward Mahon, of Cornwall, then attacked her. The victim said Hachiyanagi worried parents and focus of probe Vt., and Margaret Cahill, Lynn Drug Task Force school officials. of Westmont, Ill. told her “she loved her Hotline Authorities said the FITCHBURG (AP) — Most were charged with for many years and she bus was bringing Carne- Two men were killed illegally possessing guns. should have known,” a vale Elementary School early Sunday morning in Police said Cahill is a police report said. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY students home Thursday a house fire that officials suspected associate of the The report said Hachi- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) afternoon when several say may have been caused group and the others are yanagi told police she gunshots rang out at by an overloaded power members. didn’t remember anything Spanish menu available Alverson and Hartford strip. All of them posted bail after 6 p.m. that day and avenues. School officials The fire in Fitchburg and are due in Brockton she has a medical condi- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. said the bus driver told was reported at about District Court next week. tion that includes multi- Callers may remain anonymous. students to get on the 12:30 a.m. Firefighters It wasn’t immediately ple concussions that affect floor and drove away from found one man on the clear if they have lawyers her memory. MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Pompeo: U.S. may hit more leaders if Iran retaliates By Robert Burns ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The U.S. military may strike more Iranian leaders if PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Islamic Republic re- President Donald Trump’s motorcade returns taliates for the Trump from the Trump International Golf Club locat- administration’s killing ed in West Palm Beach, to Mar-a-Lago Sunday. of Tehran’s most power- ful general last week by attacking Americans or American interests, Secre- Trump returns to tary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday. As Pompeo conducted a Washington to face round of TV interviews to explain President Donald a pair of challenges Trump’s decision to target Iranian Gen. Qassem By Jonathan Lemire the president’s political Soleimani, the repercus- ASSOCIATED PRESS crisis back home. sions from that attack “Next week, the presi- played out: The Iraqi WASHINGTON — His dent of the United States Parliament called on the 17-day holiday stay at his could be facing an im- 5,200 U.S. forces in the Florida resort over, Pres- peachment trial in the country to leave; the U.S. ident Donald Trump re- Senate. We know he’s military coalition in Bagh- turned to the White House dad suspended training of deeply upset about that. on Sunday night facing Iraqi forces to concentrate And I think people are twin challenges: the fallout on defending coalition reasonably asking, ‘Why from the strike he ordered troops; and in Beirut, the this moment?’” Elizabeth PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to kill an Iranian general Lebanese Hezbollah chief Warren, a Democrat run- and his looming impeach- said U.S. forces through- Supporters of the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq, or the MEK, an Iranian exile ment trial in the Senate. ning for president, said out the Mideast are fair group, hold signs and flags during a show of support for a U.S. airstrike The dueling images — on CNN’s “State of the targets for retaliation. in Iraq that killed Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani, in Lafayette Park one of potential chaos in Union.” Even a Trump ally, Sen. across from the White House Sunday in Washington. the Middle East, the oth- “Why does he pick now Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., er a politicized ritual oc- to take this highly inflam- called the move by Iraqi Congress — that Trump document provided Satur- Instead of arguing that matory, highly dangerous curring for only the third lawmakers “a bit concern- would respond quickly to day was entirely classified an attack had been immi- action that moves us clos- time in the nation’s histo- ing.’’ any attack and without and no public version was nent, Pompeo said it was er to war?” the Massachu- ry — will shape a defining Trump continued issuing first gaining the approv- released. inevitable. setts senator said. month of Trump’s presi- warnings to Iran by tweet. al of lawmakers. Demo- The White House faced “We watched him con- dency, one that comes just Trump departed for “These Media Posts will Mar-a-Lago, nestled crats in Congress have a barrage of questions tinue to actively build before the first votes of the serve as notification to the complained that Trump’s about the killing’s legality. out for what was going to 2020 campaign are cast. against the Atlantic United States Congress order to kill Soleimani On Sunday, Pompeo said be a significant attack — Even before Air Force Ocean in tony Palm Beach that should Iran strike any took place without first the administration would that’s what we believed One touched down outside on Dec. 20, just two days U.S. person or target, the the divided nation’s capi- after the House of Repre- United States will quickly consulting with or inform- have been “culpably negli- — and we made the right tal, Trump faced growing sentatives voted largely & fully strike back, & per- ing top lawmakers, noting gent” in its duty to protect decision,” he said, adding questions from Democrats on party lines to approve haps in a disproportionate that Congress still holds the United States if it had later: “We continue to pre- fearful that the killing of two articles of impeach- manner,” he wrote Sunday sole power to declare war. not killed Soleimani, al- pare for whatever it is the Revolutionary Guard Gen. ment against him over afternoon. “Such legal no- Trump did meet the 48- though he did not provide Iranian regime may put in Qassem Soleimani endan- his pressure of Ukraine tice is not required, but is hour deadline required by evidence for his previous front of us within the next gered Americans in the to investigate a potential given nevertheless!” the War Powers Act to no- claims that Soleimani was 10 minutes, within the region and may have been political foe, former vice The tweet also appeared tify Congress of the deadly plotting imminent attacks next 10 days, and within an effort to distract from president Joe Biden. to serve as a warning to drone strike, though the on American the next 10 weeks.”

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Walking on water Lynn native’s ‘Extraordinary’ TV show debuts Tuesday

Lynn native Alex New- her through music. People ell’s new TV show, “Zoey’s are unknowingly singing Extraordinary Playlist,” their feelings through debuts on NBC Tuesday popular songs — just to night at 10. her. “She can hear the Newell, 27, attended soundtrack of your life” is KIPP Lynn Academy and the show’s catchphrase. graduated from Bishop Newell plays Zoey’s Fenwick High School in neighbor, Mo, a music 2012. He plays a central enthusiast and DJ. Jane role as the title character’s Levy stars as Zoey and confidant and friend, Mo. Skylar Astin is her The show’s offbeat plot co-worker/best friend. line has Zoey hearing the “Zoey” moves to its reg- innermost wants and de- ular time slot on Sunday, sires of the people around Feb. 16 at 9 p.m.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK PHOTO | NBC A man and child are reflected in a puddle as they walk through the parking garage at Central Jane Levy, left, stars as Zoey and Lynn native Square, Lynn Commuter Rail Station. Alex Newell stars as Mo on NBC’s new series “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist.” CES gadget show: How watching TV will change in the 2020s

NEW YORK (AP) — What will watching TV be like in the 2020s? Amid new gadgets and glitz, the CES tech show in Las Vegas aims to offer some answers, many of which boil down to more streaming and more efforts to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS glue you to your phone. The show’s keynote addresses, once dominat- Pink pledges $500K to ed by computer and chip makers, will this year fea- fight Australia wildfires ture executives from TV networks NBC and CBS SYDNEY (AP) — Amer- battling so hard on the and upstart video ser- ican pop singer Pink frontlines. My heart goes vices like mobile-focused says she is donating out to our friends and Quibi and free streamer $500,000 to help fight family in Oz.” Tubi. Topic one will be the the deadly wildfires that The death toll in the streaming wars — not to have devastated parts of wildfire crisis is now up mention mounting costs PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Australia. to 23 people. The fires for consumers who want access to everything — as Workers help set up the Google booth before CES International Satur- “I am totally devastated were expected to be par- day in Las Vegas. watching what is hap- ticularly fierce through- giants NBC Universal and WarnerMedia pre- pening in Australia right out the weekend. pare to join the clash with appliances, security the internet and intended and other media compa- now with the horrific The wildfires, which Netflix later this year. cameras and cars, new for cord-cutters. Offerings nies figure they might as bushfires,” Pink tweet- have been raging since Some companies also gadgets that show what from Sony, DirecTV, Goo- well try to get some of that ed Saturday to her 32.2 September, have already promise a big new push faster 5G cellular service gle, Hulu and others soon money directly. million Twitter followers. burned about 12.35 into “bite-sized” video can offer and, as always, joined Dish’s Sling TV. But they face competi- “I am pledging a donation million acres of land and designed to draw mobile the newest in robots and But five years later, tion from tech companies of $500,000 directly to the destroyed more than viewers from YouTube, souped-up TVs. Speakers these online alternatives also seeking to replicate local fire services that are 1,500 homes. despite the fact that a this week include Ivanka have been struggling, and encroach on Netflix’s similar effort several Trump, the president’s raising prices and in the success. Apple launched Woman sues TripAdvisor after years ago foundered. daughter and senior case of Sony’s PlaySta- its own streaming service CES, formerly known as adviser, and Hyunsuk tion Vue, shutting down in November, while Quibi falling off runaway camel the Consumer Electronics Kim, Samsung’s head of altogether. promises phone-friendly Show, started Sunday in consumer electronics. So it’s on to Plan B: viewing, with former Dis- DEDHAM, Mass. (AP) the lawsuit. The suit was Las Vegas with two days As technology increas- Owners of television ney studios chief Jeffrey — A woman is suing filed in Norfolk Superior of media previews. The ingly infuses our lives, channels and producers Katzenberg behind the TripAdvisor after a run- Court on Monday. show floor opens Tuesday more traditional com- of their shows are selling effort. away camel tossed her to Ayala, who is from New through Friday. More panies are showing up Netflix-like subscrip- “Bets have been made the ground during a tour Jersey, and her family than 170,000 people are for the Las Vegas event. tion services directly to and billions of dollars in Morocco. booked a sunset cam- expected, with 4,500 com- There’s a new travel consumers. Disney Plus have been spent on con- Breanne Ayala, 24, el tour in Marrakech, panies exhibiting, accord- section, for example, with launched in November, tent,” said Peter Csathy, is accusing Massachu- Morocco, through Viator. ing to its organizers. The Delta Air Lines its largest while WarnerMedia’s HBO founder and chairman setts-based TripAdvisor Ayala claims she and her show takes place across exhibitor. Max and NBCUniversal’s of digital media consult- and its subsidiary Viator family did not receive a a sprawling set of hotels CES has hosted previous Peacock are coming in ing firm CreaTV Media. of negligence and breach safety briefing before the and convention centers attempts to set out a road a few months. If people “Those numbers will only of contract for failing to tour in January 2018. equivalent to more than map for TV. At the 2015 would rather pay for sub- go up as all these Goli- ensure the camel tour A spokeswoman for 50 football fields. show, satellite TV company scriptions such as Netflix aths and then the new company was operating TripAdvisor declined to Beyond streaming, Dish announced a cheaper, instead of traditional tele- guys coming on board are safely, The Boston Globe comment on the pending expect to see artificial cable-like package of TV vision channels through all looking for ways to reported on Friday, citing litigation. intelligence-infused home channels delivered over cable packages, Disney break out.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Monday, January 6, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Sunday...... 3182 Sunday...... 4606 Saturday...... 1927 Saturday...... 1778 Sunrise today 7:11 a.m. Cloudy. High 37F. Winds SW W winds around 5 kt, becom- L at 5 to 10 mph. ing S in the afternoon. Waves Friday...... 4963 Friday...... 3174 Sunset today 4:27 p.m. Tonight: A mostly clear sky. 1 foot or less. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 7:11 a.m. Low 32F. Winds WSW at 10 Tonight: W winds 10 to 15 kt to 20 mph. with gusts up to 25 kt. Waves EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 7:28 a.m. H H around 2 ft. All 4...... $4,485 All 4...... $5,992 Low tide today 1:49 p.m. First or last 3...... $628 First or last 3...... $839 Any 2...... $54 Any 2...... $72 High tide tomorrow 8:20 p.m. L Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $7 H ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $187 All 4...... $499 Fronts First 3...... $105 First 3...... $140 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $105 Last 3...... $280 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 13-16-19-31-34 JAN. 10 JAN. 17 TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Cloudy | High 37, Low 32 Cloudy | High 40, Low 33 P’ cloudy | High 41, Low 21 Saturday’s Mass Cash: 8-11-26-28-30 NATIONAL SUMMARY: A clipper system moving through southern Canada will spread some snow and flurries across much of the Northeast today. Rain from a storm system will fall along the Pacific Northwest coast with snow showers in higher elevations. Southern California will experience a Santa Ana winds today, with gusts up to 60 mph.

By Steve Krause The game definitely had ITEM STAFF a late-season tournament feel to it. LYNN — Good luck to But the Bulldogs, 7-1, anyone who wants to take were more interested in the ball inside for some showing their dominance easy baskets against the than in being tested. English boys basketball Transfers Jean-Baptiste team. Mukeba (Arizona) and That’s just not going to Ademide Badmus (St. happen. Mary’s) led the way with a Usually, the first statis- pair of devastating perfor- tic you look at in a bas- mances that does not bode ketball game is points well for future Bulldog op- scored. Not Saturday, in ponents. the Bulldogs’ 77-53 maul- Badmus finished with ing of TechBoston in front 15 points, 21 boards and of a packed Paul Cavana- four blocks. Mukeba had gh Fieldhouse crowd. The a game-high 16, including key stats were blocks, re- at least three thunderous bounds and — perhaps dunks, to go along with most important — offen- 12 rebounds and seven sive rebounds. blocks. These were the teams “It was good to see J-B a that won state champi- little more involved,” said onships last March in English coach Antonio Divisions 1 and 2. And it Anderson. “In that other was supposed to be a big game (win over Mansfield), test for the Bulldogs, who he got into foul trouble, were defeated last week at and didn’t play as much.” Yankton, S.D., in a holiday ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK tournament. ENGLISH, B2 Swampscott’s Drew Olivieri celebrates his 100th career point, which he scored Saturday against Peabody. His brother, Louis, also hit the century mark with the Big Blue. Olivieri makes it a matching set for career points in Big Blue win

By Scot Cooper ners bumped Swampscott’s record to finally put a 2-goal (5-3) lead on FOR THE ITEM to 6-2, keeping the Big Blue unde- Peabody. We knew they weren’t go- feated in Northeastern Conference ing to stop skating.” SALEM — Saturday’s 5-4 win play at 4-0. Swampscott’s Conor The final score wasn’t decided un- over Peabody at Rockett Arena was a special one for the Swampscott Donovan scored just seconds after til late in the game, when Big Blue boys hockey team. the opening face-off but Peabody goalie Jack Russo stuffed Andrew Big Blue senior Drew Olivieri re- battled back and never gave in. Phillips, looking for the game-tying “We kind of had them on their goal and his third tally of the game. FILE PHOTO corded his 100th career point, join- ing his older brother, Louis, who heels scoring 26 seconds in on After Donovan’s early score, Pea- Ademide Badmus had 21 rebounds and four also reached the milestone while Conor’s goal,” Swampscott coach body’s Nathan Lapage knotted the blocks Saturday, as well as 15 points, in the wearing the Swampscott uniform. Gino Faia said. “With the team Bulldogs’ win over TechBoston. And the win over the gritty Tan- scoring back and forth, it was good SWAMPSCOTT, B2

Bishop Fenwick falls ROUNDUP in double overtime Saugus By Daniel Kane with 29 points. Junior For- icemen FOR THE ITEM ward Christian Loescher (10 points, eight rebounds, PEABODY — The Bish- seven blocks) also had a win rst op Fenwick boys basket- big game before fouling ball team gave it all it had out in the first overtime. Sunday night but in the “We’ve been working game of end the Crusaders fell just with Christian,” Moran short in a double-overtime said. “I think he’s one of season thriller, 76-74, against vis- the better athletic big iting Manchester-Essex. guys around. But he tends The Saugus boys hockey The Crusaders led by as to get himself in foul trou- team grabbed its first win many as 10 points in the ble once in awhile. We’re of the season with a wild second half but the Hor- working on it. It definite- back-and-forth 10-6 win nets came roaring back ly hurt us losing his pres- over Lynn Saturday night before completing the ence.” at Kasabuski Arena. Sau- comeback in the second Both teams went back- gus, down 4-3 at the second overtime. and-forth right from the intermission, pulled out of “It’s a great high school start, with each side trad- Lynn’s reach with seven basketball and unfortu- ing key 3-pointers. Kellen third-period goals. Three nately we came out on the Furse hit three first-quar- of those were scored by wrong end of it,” Fenwick ter shots from behind the Lorenzo Keegan, who fin- coach Kevin Moran said. arch to lead the Hornets, ished with four goals and “One thing we’ve been who went into the second two assists. Richie Mauro trying to do for the past with an 18-17 lead. scored a goal and record- couple weeks to really get Max Grenert (13 points, ed four assists. Massey our kids to compete. From eight rebounds) and Ro- Ventre (two goals), Jason that perspective I think mans each hit a 3-pointer Caron (goal), Jason Freeh- the kids competed. The ex- to start the second frame ling (first varsity goal) and ecution probably wasn’t as but Manchester-Essex re- good as it could have been, Mike Capone (first varsity sponded. Mason Paccone goal) rounded out Saugus’ but the execution is on the tacked on a pair of 3’s to coaches.” ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO scoring. give the Hornets a 26-25 Lynn’s Matt Devin Jason Romans led the Alex Gonzalez had four points during the rst overtime in Fenwick’s scored three goals. Matt way for Fenwick’s offense FENWICK, B2 loss Sunday to Manchester-Essex. Patrie, Luke Rao and Christian Alquinta each scored once. The Sachems (1-5) travel DiNapoli, Tanners ‘trick’ to Beverly Wednesday (4). The Jets (0-7) visit Mar- blehead Tuesday (7:30). Winthrop girls hockey team BOYS HOCKEY St. Mary’s 4, Andover 1 By Harold Rivera “We actually switched our lines up so Sophomore goalie Owen ITEM SPORTS EDITOR these were new lines that we rolled out Giangrande logged his (Saturday),” Tanners coach Michelle second win in as many PEABODY — A solid group effort Roach said. “I’m very impressed with starts with a 21-save per- across all phases combined with fresh- the way Jenna played. She got us on formance. man Jenna DiNapoli’s first career hat the board and we walked into the end of St. Mary’s pulled away trick fueled the Peabody/Lynnfield girls with three goals in the the first period up 3-1. I think that was hockey team to a 7-1 Northeastern third period after enter- crucial. I thought it was a total team ef- Hockey League win over Winthrop Sat- ing the final frame in a fort.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK urday at McVann-O’Keefe Rink. 1-1 tie. Kyle LoNigro led DiNapoli scored all three goals within Jennifer Flynn, Catherine Sweeney, the offense with a hat Peabody’s Jenna DiNapoli, who scored her the first 17 minutes, guiding the Tan- Sammie Mirasolo and Reilly Ganter trick, sealing the win with rst-ever hat trick Saturday, tries to put one ners to a 4-1 lead at the start of the sec- netted one goal each. Paige Thibedeau two empty-netters. Brady past Winthrop goalie Summer Tallent as she’s ond period. Peabody never looked back pressured by Winthrop’s Antea Schlichting. from there. TANNERS, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 St. Mary’s boys, girls basketball maintain their winning ways ROUNDUP standing game on defense. (16 points, 11 rebounds), From B1 Fenwick shifts its fo- and Nicolette D’Itria cus to Wednesday’s (5:15) (eight points, right assists, Bullock gave St. Mary’s a crosstown battle against six steals). Gabby Torres 2-1 lead in the third peri- Peabody. led another great defen- od. St. Mary’s 2 sive effort and scored 13 The Spartans (6-0-1) vis- Boston Latin 2 points. it Newburyport Wednes- The Spartans carried The Spartans (8-1) host day (7). a 2-0 lead into the third Spellman Monday (6:30). Fenwick 4 period at Connery Rink SWIMMING Austin Prep 3 (OT) but watched it slip away. Fenwick 85 It goes down as a tie in Sam Porazinski and Mag- Lowell Catholic 85 the books for the Cru- gie Pierce each scored one Fenwick featured four saders, who nonetheless goal. Assists came from first-place finishes in the earned a point in the CCL Marina DiBiasio, Lexie meet at Greater Lowell: showdown at McVann- Turner and Zoe Solomons. the 200 medley relay team O’Keefe. Nick Muzi and “One bright spot was of Emily DelBene, Audrey Ian Worthley scored two I thought Rhyan Pitari Waldinger, Sabrina Bot- goals apiece. Worthley net- played well in net, espe- thof and Meredith Yuhasz ted the game-winner just cially in the third period,” (2:08.90); Yuhasz in the 15 seconds into the 4-on-4 coach Frank Pagliuca said. 100 butterfly (1:08.99) OT period. “She made a couple big and the 100 backstroke Fenwick (4-2-1) visits saves on the PK. Hopeful- (1:07.84); Audrey Walding- Medford Monday (7). ly this game was a wake er in the 100 breaststroke Marblehead 4 up call moving forward Beverly 2 (1:23.36). Scoring goals for Mar- and we won’t repeat this Fenwick swims against blehead were Zach Piersol, performance again.” St. Mary’s Wednesday (8) Eli Feingold, Chris Locke St. Mary’s (4-0-2) vis- at St. John’s. and Colin Hart. Marble- its St. Joseph’s Saturday WRESTLING head pulled away from night (8). Lynnfield/North Read- Beverly in the third peri- Masconomet 3 ing (186 points) finished od, turning a 1-1 tie into Marblehead 0 third out of seven teams at the 4-2 lead. The Magicians (2-4-1) the Cohasset Tournament. The Magicians (6-1) visit Cohasset/Hanover Top performers were PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK travel to Plymouth North Wednesday (8). Christian Real-Cos- Monday (7:30). BOYS BASKETBALL ta (third place at 113 Swampscott’s Drew Olivieri and Peabody’s Austin Higinbotham fight for Lynnfield 4 St. Mary’s 54 pounds), Timmy Leggett possession along the boards during Saturday’s game. Pentucket 1 Mt. Pleasant (RI) 35 (third place, 132), Stu- At Haverhill, Sam Pifko A close game through art Glover (first place, powered the Pioneers with the first three quarters, 138), Ethan Barnes-Felix Olivieri joins brother in 100-point two goals. Ronnie Fuccillo the Spartans pulled away (fourth place, 145), Ryan and Danny Mack scored in the fourth quarter on McCullough (fourth place, one each. their home floor. 152), Dan Ryan (sixth club as Swampscott downs Peabody Lynnfield (4-3-1) travels Joey Abate-Walsh logged place, 160), Gerry Callagy to Amesbury Thursday a double with 18 points (third place, 170), Sean went in the second period. down the fort in the final (8:10). and 15 rebounds, while McCoullough (first place, SWAMPSCOTT adding four blocks. Sam- Tyler Seller’s goal in the minutes to seal its win. Gloucester 3, 182), Giovanni Colucciello From B1 my Batiste scored 15 (second place, 195), Bran- early stages of the frame Russo answered the bell Winthrop 1 points and dished three don Ouellette (third place, the game at 1-1 and it re- gave the Big Blue a 3-2 with a couple of clutch Winthrop (4-2-2) hosts mained deadlocked for the edge. But the lead, again, Cambridge Wednesday assists. 220) and Camier (third saves on two late Peabody St. Mary’s, still unde- place, 285). next few minutes. Dono- was short-lived. Phillips, chances toward the final (6:10). van, on Griffin Bruhm’s GIRLS HOCKEY feated at 7-0, travels to “We were able to place all with assists from Adam buzzer. assist, put Swampscott Fenwick 5, Beverly 2 Cardinal Spellman Mon- 11 wrestlers we brought Aylaward and Nick Richie, Swampscott, now on a back ahead at 2-1. Back The Crusaders (6-0-2) day (6:30). to the tournament,” said evened the score at 3-3. 4-game win streak, looks came the Tanners thanks remain unbeaten after GIRLS BASKETBALL coach Craig Stone. “For the Oliveri, picking the right to make it five consecutive to Andrew Phillips’ tally Sunday’s non-league win. St. Mary’s 74, Nauset 44 third consecutive season time to reach his career victories Wednesday night on James Guiry’s assist. milestone, found the back Goalie Cailyn Wesley Make that eight wins tournament (Wakefield, (6) when the Big Blue The first period ended in of the net for his 100th made 19 saves. Gabby in a row for the Spartans, Pentucket and Cohasset) travel to Dorothy Talbot a 2-2 tie. career point and gave Davern scored two goals, who pulled away from we have constantly im- “I tell the guys to have Swampscott a 4-3 lead Rink for a showdown with including an empty-net- Nauset behind a 31-2 proved on last year’s per- fun, always have fun out in the process. Donovan Gloucester. ter with two seconds on third-quarter run. formance by scoring more there in every situation,” followed suit with assists With Saturday’s defeat, the clock. Abbey Millman, The Spartans had an- team points and having first-year Peabody coach from Olivieri and Chris the Tanners fell to 3-5 on Lauren Diranian and Zoe other night of balanced more place finishers than Christian Wright said. Barnes, giving the Big the season are slid into Elwell (first varsity goal) scoring led by Maiya the previous three years.” “This game is supposed Blue much-needed breath- a 3-game skid. Peabody each scored once. Allison Bergdorf (22 points, 10 re- Lynnfield hosts Mas- to be fun. It’s a privilege ing room at 5-3. hopes to bounce back Countie played an out- bounds), Jannise Avelino conomet Wednesday (6:15). to play hockey, so go out Not so fast, said the Tan- with a win over Danvers there each time and enjoy ners. Wednesday (6) at Endi- yourselves.” Lapage closed the gap to cott’s Raymond Bourque Back and forth they 5-4 but Swampscott held Arena. Fenwick falls in double overtime FENWICK on Fenwick’s final posses- winner to give Manches- From B1 sion in regulation to tie ter-Essex a 75-74 lead. things up at 59-59. Furse bumped the lead up lead. Fenwick started to Alex Gonzalez led the to 76-74 with a free throw find some rhythm from Crusaders with four points and Romans’ final 3-point there. in the first overtime, but attempt fell short. The Crusaders ended the Hornets stuck around. “Those are the games the half on an 8-point run Furse hit a clutch 3-point- where it’s one team or the thanks to a pair of baskets er and both teams were other,” Moran said. “You from Loescher and an- tied at 65-65 going into get a couple bounces here other from Romans to go the second overtime. or there it could’ve gone ahead 33-26. It looked like Romans our way. You hate to lose The Crusaders pushed gave the Crusaders the but our team competed. their lead up to 38-28 af- momentum swing they “I saw (Manchester-Es- ter a 3-pointer from Gren- needed with a pair of nice sex) is ranked as a top ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ert, but it was all Man- assists in the second over- team in Division 4, so we Peabody/Lynnfield goalie Jeny Collins looks on after deflecting a shot chester-Essex from there. time. The two baskets put knew coming in they were at the net. The Hornets’ shooters Fenwick ahead 74-70 in going to competitive. They got hot at the right time the final minutes before have a bunch of seniors and Manchester-Essex an and one from John and a lot of experience. DiNapoli hat trick leads Tanners went on a 13-2 spurt to Shaw cut the lead to one. You could see it out there. grab a 41-40 lead midway From there a crucial They’re tough kids.” through the third quarter. 5-second violation gave The Crusaders host TANNNERS last few years. I’m hoping we had to respond. I think Things stayed tight the the Hornets the ball again Catholic Central League From B1 it’s only a 2-game but I the kids did a really good give all the credit to Pea- job at that.” rest of the way and Gren- and Ambrose Pallazola rival Archbishop Williams dished three assists. Mira- ert hit another 3-pointer scored the eventual-game Friday (6:30) body. They played really DiNapoli sealed her hat solo and Hannah Gromko well. They have a lot of trick with 13:36 to go in distributed two assists fast players, they attack, the second period. Swee- English boys basketball passes test each, while Ganter and they come to the net and ney found the back of Avery Bird each recorded they work really hard.” the net 10 minutes later, one assist. ENGLISH lead. The Dogs had 26 of- These guys never give up. Mirasolo found a wide- leading Peabody to a 5-1 Peabody’s offense was on open DiNapoli in front of advantage at the second fensive rebounds in the They’re always coming at its A-game from start to From B1 the net less than two min- intermission. game, 12 by Badmus. you.” finish. utes into the first period. Third-period goals from Anderson was philo- “Ademide has been car- As much as he enjoyed “I’m happy with the way The freshman did the rest, Mirasolo and Ganter sophical about the South rying the load for us,” the competition, he also we’re going,” Roach said. giving Peabody a quick 1-0 closed Peabody’s scoring. Dakota game. Anderson said. “But we enjoyed the atmosphere. “We’re really concentrat- edge. Holmes knotted the The Tanners, 6-2 on the “They handed it to us,” know what J-B can do for “To see all the Lynn peo- ing on that puck move- score at 1-1 via power play season, host crosstown ri- he said, “but we took the us. And (Saturday) was a ple here, it’s great for the ment and making sure loss and learned our les- less than a minute later. val Bishop Fenwick in a big step forward for him. city,” he said. “And it’s also we’re first to the puck, sons from it.” Then Peabody bounced non-league battle Wednes- When he’s playing like great for Lynn English.” we’re playing in our sys- Saturday, the game back and took full com- day (5:15). that, we’re going to be Jaquan Stroud scored 12 tems and everyone’s doing was still tight (13-9) af- mand. “I think we’re in a tough to beat.” points for TechBoston and their jobs. We saw that ter one quarter. But En- It was the second quar- (Saturday). It’s very tell- After Winthrop goalie great place,” Roach said. glish blocked six shots in Shamar Browder added Summer Tallent saved “We’re just starting Jan- ter that made all the dif- 10. The loss put an end ing to how successful we the first eight minutes, ference in the game. The Mirasolo’s one-on-one at- uary. We’re 6-2, so we’ve to TechBoston’s 22-game can be when we put that several straight out of Bulldogs simply exploded, tempt, Peabody’s offense played a lot of games in a winning streak, but won’t kind of effort in.” the “get-out-of-here-with- going from a 13-9 lead to found its rhythm. Goals short period of time. We’ve affect its status as the po- Julia Holmes scored that-stuff” book, and one, 40-18 by halftime. The Winthrop’s (4-2) lone goal from Flynn and DiNapoli had Masconomet and St. tential top seed in the D2 by Mukeba, that went quarter began with a 10-2 on Mia Martucci’s assist. (on a nifty wraparound) Mary’s as our two losses. South state tournament out of bounds and to the run and the rout was on. The Vikings, who suffered put the Tanners ahead 3-1 St. Mary’s, right now, is back wall of the gym with English closed the period as this was an exclusion their first loss of the sea- at the first intermission. the top team in the state extreme emphasis. From with a 14-4 run. game for the Bears. son last week to St. Mary’s, “We always talk about so to lose 3-0 to them, it then on, the Bears al- All that was left after For English, Jarnel Guz- drop into a 2-game skid. how it doesn’t matter was a good pulse check for tered their shots as best that was to play out the man (14 points), Jack Ro- “This is what I like to call what that mistake was,” us. We know what we need as they could. And that final 16 minutes, but don’t driguez (12 points), and ‘the St. Mary’s hangover,’” Roach said. “Hockey’s a to work on. We know what left Mukeba and Badmus tell that to Anderson. Mason Jean-Baptiste (6 Vikings coach Butch Mar- game of mistakes. We are we’re doing well. We have to do theirs on the boards. “These guys (TechBos- points, two assists) provid- tucci said. “I try to play St. going to make mistakes. to smooth that into our Thanks to them, English ton) are relentless,” he ed assistance to the Bull- Mary’s later in January We talk about how we’re game and play three con- had a 28-12 rebounding said. “This was a good dogs’ twin towers. because we have a 3-game going to respond to that. sistent periods of hockey.” edge in the first half, when test for us, because a lot of English travels to Win- hangover when we play We got on the board early, Winthrop hosts Long- the Bulldogs built their league play isn’t like this. throp Tuesday (7). them. It’s happened the they responded to that so meadow Tuesday (6). MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE MONDAY Girls Basketball Boys Basketball Fellowship at Tech (5:30) Fenwick at Austin Prep (6:30) St. Mary’s at Spellman (6:30) Amesbury at Lynnfield (6:30) Saugus at Classical (7) Winthrop at English (7) Girls Basketball Marblehead at Peabody (7) Spellman at St. Mary’s (6:30) Swampscott at Danvers (7) Classical at Saugus (7) Boys Hockey Boys Hockey Lynn at Marblehead (7:30) Fenwick at Medford (7) Girls Hockey Marblehead at Plymouth North (7:30) Longmeadow at Winthrop (6:10) TUESDAY Swimming Boys Basketball English at Swampscott (5) Lynnfield at Amesbury (6:30) Marblehead at Peabody (7:15) English at Winthrop (7) Track Peabody at Marblehead (7) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic Danvers at Swampscott (7) (4:30) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (7) Fenwick at Spellman (4:30) TV/RADIO

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Wild-card Playoffs Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4 (FOX) Houston 22, Buffalo 19, OT Conference Championships iconic figure for the Patriots Tennessee 20, New England 13 Sunday, Jan. 19 Sunday, Jan. 5 AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Minnesota 26, New Orleans 20, OT NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) FOXBOROUGH, Mass. tion. And nobody respects this for all but one team on the roster. Seattle 17, Philadelphia 9 Pro Bowl (AP) — For the first time Tom more than I do.” and, unfortunately, this STOCK DOWN Divisional Playoffs Sunday, Jan. 26 Saturday, Jan. 11 in three years, the Patriots Meanwhile, the futures year we aren’t that team.” Receiver Julian Edel- At Orlando, Fla. Minnesota at San Francisco, 4:35 won’t enter the offseason of several players that WHAT’S WORKING man has experienced p.m. (NBC) AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN) following a Super Bowl made up the core of the The Patriots’ biggest some of the highest points Super Bowl Tennessee at Baltimore, 8:15 p.m appearance. Patriots’ most recent run strength in 2019 was of his career over the past (CBS) Sunday, Feb. 2 Sunday, Jan. 12 At Miami Gardens, Fla. Now the franchise that of Super Bowl also are up clearly a defense that al- four years. He made huge Houston at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. NFC champion vs. AFC champion, has hoisted six Lombardi in the air. lowed a league-low 14.1 plays during the Patriots’ (CBS) 6:30 p.m. (FOX) trophies faces questions it The list includes safety points per game during historic Super Bowl come- has rarely had to address Devin McCourty special the regular season and back against Atlanta in NBA during its run of success teams captain Matt Slater, had an NFL-best plus-21 the Super Bowl following over the past two decades. linebacker Kyle Van Noy turnover differential. As- the 2016 season and won EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division Tom Brady’s future in and offensive lineman Joe suming changes are on the Super Bowl MVP honors W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New England is the biggest Thuney. Multiple teams way on the offensive side in New England’s victory Boston 25 8 .758 — Houston 24 11 .686 — Toronto 24 12 .667 2½ Dallas 22 13 .629 2 unknown. The 42-year-old are also expected to take of the ball with or without last season against the Philadelphia 23 14 .622 4 San Antonio 14 20 .412 9½ quarterback says it’s un- another run at luring away Brady, New England must Rams. Brooklyn 16 18 .471 9½ Memphis 15 22 .405 10 New York 10 26 .278 16½ New Orleans 12 24 .333 12½ likely he will retire, but offensive coordinator Josh do what it can to ensure it He led the Patriots Southeast Division Northwest Division also acknowledged follow- McDaniels. retains enough of its de- during the 2019 regular W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing Saturday’s 20-13 wild- Van Noy said Sunday fensive core. season with 100 recep- Miami 26 10 .722 — Denver 24 11 .686 — Orlando 16 20 .444 10 Utah 23 12 .657 1 card loss to Tennessee that that where he plays football WHAT NEEDS HELP tions, 1,117 yards and six Charlotte 15 23 .395 12 Oklahoma City 20 15 .571 4 nothing is certain regard- 2020 has crossed his mind. Offensively, if Brady does touchdowns. But nagging Washington 11 24 .314 14½ Portland 15 22 .405 10 Atlanta 8 28 .222 18 Minnesota 14 21 .400 10 ing where he could suit up “Of course. If I told you stay he’ll need more play- injuries took a toll on him Central Division Pacific Division next season. I didn’t, I’d be lying,” he makers around him than he late in the season. He was W L Pct GB W L Pct GB “I love the Patriots. I said. “But right now, this had this season. That will mostly a non-factor in Sat- Milwaukee 32 5 .865 — L.A. Lakers 28 7 .800 — Indiana 22 14 .611 9½ L.A. Clippers 26 12 .684 3½ mean, they obviously — is sit back and wait, get probably mean spending urday’s loss to Tennessee, Chicago 13 23 .361 18½ Phoenix 14 22 .389 14½ this is the greatest orga- better in the offseason — some money on revamp- catching just three passes Detroit 13 23 .361 18½ Sacramento 13 23 .361 15½ Cleveland 10 26 .278 21½ Golden State 9 28 .243 20 nization. Playing for Mr. which I’ve done each and ing the receiving group yet for 30 yards on five targets. (Robert) Kraft all these every year. This time is again. The offensive line KEY NUMBER Saturday’s Games Denver at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Memphis 140, L.A. Clippers 114 Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. years and for coach (Bill) gonna be nothing differ- had injury issues, but build- 1-3 — That was Beli- Toronto 121, Brooklyn 102 Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Belichick, there’s nobody ent.” ing more depth there also chick’s record this season Utah 109, Orlando 96 Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta 116, Indiana 111 Golden State at Sacramento, 10 p.m. that’s had a better career, Following an 8-0 start, should be a priority. against his former assis- Oklahoma City 121, Cleveland 106 Tuesday’s Games I would say, than me,” the Patriots lost four of STOCK UP tants. Belichick entered Boston 111, Chicago 104 Detroit at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Brady said. “I don’t know their final five games to Van Noy followed up a 2019 with a 14-10 record Washington 128, Denver 114 Portland at Toronto, 7 p.m. Charlotte 123, Dallas 120, OT Oklahoma City at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. what the future looks like end the season. It’s an un- strong 2018 season with against Al Groh, Eric Detroit 111, Golden State 104 Minnesota at Memphis, 8 p.m. Milwaukee 127, San Antonio 118 and I’m not going to pre- characteristic finish for a a productive 2019. He fin- Mangini, Jim Schwartz, Sacramento at Phoenix, 9 p.m. New Orleans 117, Sacramento 115 New York at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. dict it.” team that had reached at ished second on the team Romeo Crennel, Nick Sunday’s Games L.A. Clippers 135, New York 132 Wednesday’s Games Belichick said there was least the AFC champion- with 6 1/2 sacks and was Saban, McDaniels, Bill Miami 122, Portland 111 Miami at Indiana, 7 p.m. no timeline on making a ship in each of the previ- fifth with 56 total tackles, O’Brien, Matt Patricia, Minnesota 118, Cleveland 103 San Antonio at Boston, 7 p.m. Memphis 121, Phoenix 114 Toronto at Charlotte, 7 p.m. decision on Brady, but con- ous eight seasons. including a fumble return Brian Flores and Vrabel. Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Washington at Orlando, 7 p.m. ceded the six-time Super “Certainly, when the for a TD. He figures to In addition to Saturday’s Monday’s Games Denver at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. Houston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Bowl champions’ situation season doesn’t end the garner a lot of attention loss to Tennessee, he split Brooklyn at Orlando, 7 p.m. Chicago at New Orleans, 8 p.m. is unique. way that you want it to, it on the open market and it during the regular season Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. New York at Utah, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Milwaukee at Golden State, 10 p.m. “Everybody’s situation is is like a crash landing. It will be interesting to see with Flores, including the different,” Belichick said. is very emotional,” Slater how much the Patriots are regular-season finale loss NHL “Certainly, Tom is an icon- said. “But the reality is willing to keep such an in- that dropped the Patriots ic figure in this organiza- that it is going to end like tegral part of this defense to the wild-card round. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 43 24 8 11 59 140 111 St. Louis 43 26 10 7 59 135 119 Toronto 43 24 14 5 53 155 135 Colorado 42 25 13 4 54 156 124 Vikings upend Saints in overtime Tampa Bay 41 24 13 4 52 147 125 Dallas 42 24 14 4 52 115 104 Florida 42 22 15 5 49 151 141 Winnipeg 42 22 16 4 48 130 129 Buffalo 43 19 17 7 45 127 135 Minnesota 43 20 17 6 46 133 144 Montreal 42 18 17 7 43 134 136 Nashville 40 19 15 6 44 138 132 NEW ORLEANS (AP) for the favored Saints score. SEAHAWKS 17 Ottawa 42 16 21 5 37 117 143 Chicago 43 19 18 6 44 127 141 Detroit 43 10 30 3 23 92 165 Pacific Division — Kirk Cousins hit tight (13-4) came nearly a year Replays on the video EAGLES 9 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA end Kyle Rudolph with a after New Orleans lost in board showed a possible PHILADELPHIA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 45 24 15 6 54 144 133 4-yard fade on third-and- the NFC championship push-off by Rudolph on de- (AP) — After Jadeveon Washi 43 29 9 5 63 155 129 Arizona 44 24 16 4 52 128 112 Pittsburgh 42 25 12 5 55 142 113 Vancouver 42 23 15 4 50 141 125 goal in overtime, and the game to the Los Angeles fensive back P.J. Williams Clowney knocked out Car- Islanders 40 25 12 3 53 115 105 Edmonton 44 22 17 5 49 131 138 Minnesota Vikings pulled Rams in a game marred as he leaped to make the son Wentz, Russell Wilson Carolina 42 24 16 2 50 140 119 Calgary 44 22 17 5 49 123 134 Phila 42 22 15 5 49 133 129 San Jose 44 19 21 4 42 119 148 out a 26-20 victory over by missed Rams penalties catch that ended the game. and Seattle knocked off Columbus 42 19 15 8 46 109 116 LA 43 17 22 4 38 110 136 the Saints in the wild-card late in regulation. Minnesota’s defensive Philadelphia. Rangers 41 19 18 4 42 133 138 Anaheim 41 16 20 5 37 105 128 N Jersey 41 15 20 6 36 106 144 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for round of the NFC playoffs Dalvin Cook gained 130 front forced record-setting Wilson threw a 53-yard overtime loss. Top three teams in each Colorado at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. on Sunday. yards from scrimmage and quarterback Drew Brees touchdown pass to DK division and two wild cards per conference Edmonton at Toronto, 7 p.m. The Vikings will face the scored two touchdowns. into two turnovers — one Metcalf, Marshawn Lynch advance to playoffs. Columbus at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. top-seeded 49ers in San Cousins finished with 242 game after the Saints had a rushing score and Saturday’s Games Edmonton 4, Boston 1 Tuesday’s Games Francisco on Saturday af- yards and one TD passing, had finished the regular the Seahawks beat the Buffalo 3, Florida 2 Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. ternoon in the divisional highlighted by his 43-yard season with an NFL re- Eagles in the wild-card San Jose 3, Columbus 2 Arizona at Florida, 7 p.m. round. completion to Adam Thiel- cord-low eight. round of the NFC playoffs. Minnesota 3, Winnipeg 2, OT N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Vegas 5, St. Louis 4, OT It was the second en on the opening posses- Brees also was sacked Making his first career Pittsburgh 3, Montreal 2, OT Vancouver at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. straight time the Saints’ sion of overtime to give three times and finished playoff start, Wentz lasted Colorado 5, New Jersey 2 Ottawa at Washington, 7 p.m. season had ended in over- Minnesota (11-6) the ball 26 of 33 for 208 yards, two series before leaving Tampa Bay 5, Ottawa 3 Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Toronto 3, N.Y. Islanders 0 time in the Superdome. on the Saints 2-yard line one TD and an intercep- with a head injury follow- Arizona 6, Philadelphia 2 Colorado at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. The disappointing end and set up the winning tion. ing a helmet-to-helmet hit. Vancouver 2, N.Y. Rangers 1 Boston at Nashville, 8 p.m. Nashville 4, Los Angeles 1 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games Calgary at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Washington 5, San Jose 4, OT TODAY IN SPORTS Tampa Bay 3, Carolina 1 Columbus at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Florida 4, Pittsburgh 1 Pittsburgh at Vegas, 10 p.m. Jan. 6 record 421 yards and four touch- ends on its 191st day. victory over College of Faith. Calgary 5, Minnesota 4, SO Wednesday’s Games 1951 — The Indianapolis Olympians downs to lead the Miami Dolphins to 2001 — Nina Kemppel sets a record 2014 — Jameis Winston throws a Chicago 4, Detroit 2 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. beat the Rochester Royals 75-73 in a 45-28 victory over the Pittsburgh with her 15th U.S. cross-country ski- 13-yard touchdown pass to Kelvin Nashville at Anaheim, 10 p.m. six overtimes, the longest game in Steelers in the AFC championship ing title, winning the 15-kilometer to Benjamin with 13 seconds left and Winnipeg at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Monday’s Games NBA history. game. sweep the national competition in No. 1 Florida State beat No. 2 Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. Dallas at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. 1976 — Ted Turner, a millionaire 1985 — The San Francisco 49ers McCall, Idaho. Auburn 34-31 to win the last BCS communications executive and inter- hold the Chicago Bears to 186 yards 2005 — For the first time in NBA his- national championship game. nationally known yachtsman, buys and sacks quarterback Steve Fuller tory, a player leads his team in scor- 2015 — Patrik Elias has a goal and TRANSACTIONS the Atlanta Braves for a reported nine times to win the NFC Champion- ing without making a field goal. two assists to reach 1,000, NHL $10-to-12 million. ship 23-0. Detroit’s Richard Hamilton scores 14 points, and the New Jersey Devils 1980 — The Los Angeles Rams, 1994 — Nancy Kerrigan is attacked points despite missing all 10 of his BASEBALL CHICAGO BEARS — Named Juan beat the struggling Buffalo Sabres behind three field goals by Frank Cor- after practice at the U.S. Figure Skat- field goal attempts in a 101-79 loss American League 4-1. The goal is the 399th for Elias. Castillo offensive line coach. ral, beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ing Championships in Detroit. Shane to Memphis. DETROIT TIGERS — Signed RHP Alex 2018 — Nathan Chen pulls off five HOCKEY 9-0 to win the NFC Championship. Stant clubs Kerrigan on the knee and 2011 — Miami of Ohio caps a histor- Wilson to a minor league contract. breathtaking quadruple jumps in the National Hockey League This is the first conference champi- flees the scene. Later that evening, ic season with a 35-21 win over Mid- BASKETBALL onship game in NFL history without a Scott Davis wins the men’s U.S. Fig- dle Tennessee in the GoDaddy.com final routine to capture the men’s ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled G National Basketball Association touchdown being scored. ure Skating title. Bowl. The RedHawks (10-4) are the U.S. Figure Skating title. ATLANTA HAWKS — Transferred F Ivan Prosvetov from Tucson (AHL). 1980 — The Pittsburgh Steelers 1995 — Lenny Wilkens becomes the first team in Football Bowl Subdivi- 2018 — Marcus Mariota leads Ten- Charlie Brown Jr. to College Park ECHL advance to their fourth Super Bowl winningest coach in NBA history as sion history to win 10 games one nessee to three second-half touch- (NBAGL). - ECHL — Suspended Toledo D Steve appearance since 1974 by eliminat- the Atlanta Hawks post a 112-90 vic- season after losing 10. Miami fin- downs, including throwing one to him WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Waived G ing the Houston Oilers for the second tory over the Washington Bullets. ished a dismal 1-11 in 2009. self, and the Titans rally from a 21-3 Oleksy, Indy D Craig Wyszomirski, Justin Robinson. consecutive year with a 27-13 tri- Wilkens, with his 939th win, surpass- 2014 — Patrick Maher of Division III deficit to beat the Kansas City Chiefs FOOTBALL Norfolk D Joe Masonius and Reading umph in the AFC title game. es Red Auerbach’s record. Grinnell College breaks the NCAA 22-21 for their first playoff win in 14 National Football League LW Frank DiChiaria one game. 1985 — Dan Marino passes for a 1999 — The NBA lockout finally record with 37 assists in a 164-144 years. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 COMICS

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HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Leftover GoFundMe money should help others in need DEAR ABBY: I’m re- DEAR ABBY: My fian- sponding to the Oct. 25 let- Dear Abby is written by Abigail ce and I have been to- ter from “Maria in Califor- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne gether for four years. I nia” regarding the leftover love him very much, but money in her late hus- Phillips, and was founded by her there are times when he band’s GoFundMe account. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact lectures me, and I get If more than enough is Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. tired of it. Then about an contributed to help some- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. hour later — maybe soon- one in need pay their er — he will come and medical expenses, that say, “I’m sorry.” I’m get- money is not intended to ting frustrated because DEAR GLEN: Thank The solution is to do- be “income” for the recip- he’s always “sorry.” There you for your comment. ient’s family. You rightly nate the remaining funds are times I just roll my suggested considering Other readers disagreed to the disease research, eyes and wait. What can I her husband’s wishes, with my answer and said hospice, medical facility, do or say when he comes but the contributors’ in- that Maria and her fami- or any other cause near back to apologize when tent was to help a needy ly should “pay it forward.” and dear to the DE- he always makes it my person pay MEDICAL Read on: CEASED’S heart. That fault? expenses. Any leftover way, there is no conflict of DEAR ABBY: Regard- FRUSTRATED IN funds should be donated interest, no impropriety, SOUTH CAROLINA to a nonprofit organiza- ing which family member and it’s the right thing to tion with similar goals, is “entitled” to the left- do. DEAR FRUSTRAT- perhaps a free medical over funds from Maria’s ED: What is going on is a clinic for low-income pa- terminally ill husband’s MO IN SAN DIEGO red flag, and you should tients or an organization GoFundMe account: I say recognize it as such. That DEAR ABBY: “Maria that provides free or re- NONE OF THEM. People your fiance talks down to duced-cost housing for donated money to help in California” asked what you, and then says he’s families who travel to defray the costs of treat- to do with leftover money sorry but it was your medical centers for a ing the husband’s illness. raised on GoFundMe for fault, isn’t an apology. It’s loved one’s treatment. Now those have been her husband who has a lame excuse for his bad Family members should paid, it is unseemly (a passed away. I would (verbally abusive) behav- not profit from generous money grab) and unethi- have suggested she go ior. Please carefully ex- donors who intended to cal (fraud) to assume re- back to the GoFundMe amine what is really go- help pay a needy individ- maining funds can be site and find some other ing on in your relationship ual’s medical bills. used by either the widow families in need and do- before it begins to affect or the daughter. The nate the money to them. your self-esteem, and pos- GLEN IN money wasn’t given to sibly rethink this engage- PENNSYLVANIA them! MARION IN UTAH ment. BRIDGE

The noose doesn’t always tighten Dan McKinnon, a folk musician, South corrected to five clubs, and said, “Be aware that a halo has to West doubled. What happened? fall only a few inches to be a noose.” Often it is best to lead a trump But not all nooses work as intend- against a high-level sacrifice — but ed. Sometimes, you can escape. not this time. After a club lead, South That is not a perfect analogy for would win in his hand and discard this deal. North was nervous about dummy’s spade on the heart ace. bidding, but he lived to tell the tale. Then, if continuing to wear his halo, After East passed, South opened he will lead his diamond and play three hearts, and West intervened low from the board when West covers with three spades, North was in a with the jack. Since West does not quandary. A jump to four no-trump would be fine if partner thought have another trump to lead, declarer it was unusual, showing length in can ruff two diamonds in his hand both minors. But he was much more and get home with an overtrick! likely to assume it was some ilk of After the spade ace and a club Blackwood. North wondered about shift, declarer must also lead the bidding four diamonds now and five diamond ten and let West take the clubs next, but decided to listen for a trick. Then East-West will wish they bit. When East raised to four spades, had bid five spades, which makes North bid four no-trump, which was unless North leads a low club and clearly unusual. receives a heart ruff. MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

Infinity Train Cartoon Network, 7:30 p.m. Season Premiere! The critically acclaimed animated series returns for Julian McMahon finally gets a second installment, titled Book 2, that will air over a special five-night event, with two episodes airing each night this week. Book 2 follows Mirror Tulip (voice of Ashley Johnson), an escaped reflection to play a good guy from the mirror world, and 14-year-old Jesse Cosay (voice of Robbie Daymond), who find themselves on By Ileane Rudolph He grew up in upstate New York, married a doctor in the run from the mirror police. Julian McMahon’s played The Bachelor the military and had a child. a lot of characters who were ABC, 8 p.m. She was killed in Afghan- bad (Dr. Doom) or morally Season Premiere! istan, and during the last ambiguous (Dr. Troy in Nip/ It’s the night Bachelor Nation has been waiting for! three years he’s had to come Airline pilot Peter Weber flew into the hearts of wom- Tuck). In his new role on Dick Wolf’s latest spinoff to terms with losing his wife en everywhere and all of America was left shocked while attempting to rebuild and heartbroken when Hannah Brown decided to FBI: Most Wanted (Tuesdays, his [family] life and raise end their relationship. Now Peter is back and ready beginning Jan. 7), however, to once again capture hearts across the nation when he plays dedicated FBI agent his daughter, who’s 11. That he returns for another shot at love as the star of the Jess LaCroix, who heads kind of continuing theme is 24th season. up the FBI’s Fugitive Task that he’s a single dad strug- The Neighborhood: “Welcome to the Freeloader” Force. Here the Australian gling to right his own life and CBS, 8 p.m. actor takes us behind the also be there for his kid. The Dave’s (Max Greenfield) patience is tested when scenes. bookends of each episode are Gemma’s (Beth Behrs) freeloading sister, Brittany For those who didn’t see with him and his daughter. (guest star Deborah Baker Jr.), suddenly shows up the backdoor pilot on FBI It’s an interesting emotional with plans for an extended stay in the new episode last season, tell us about the journey because he’s going “Welcome to the Freeloader.” show’s Fugitive Task Force. through this learning curve America’s Got Talent: The Champions even while he’s on the hunt NBC, 8 p.m. Julian McMahon: It’s a for the bad guys. Season Premiere! small, unique group of five Singer/songwriter Alesha Dixon joins returning judg- agents who are employed to What’s been the most fun es Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel for pursue individuals on the 10 on the job? Season 2 of the competition series that brings to- Most Wanted List. It’s very It’s a roller-coaster ride! gether more of the most talented and memorable much an on-the-road team There’s lots of action, lots of acts from America’s Got Talent and similar programs that will go anywhere to take guns, and FBI SWAT teams from around the world. Terry Crews hosts. care of whatever issues are and that’s always so fun. For Bob (Hearts) Abishola: “There’s My Nigerians” before them. Jess handpicked example, we were standing CBS, 8:30 p.m. fantastically talented young- outside on Friday night, and Guest Star Alert! er folks for the task force who we had this huge armored Wendie Malick and Marilu Henner guest-star as Dot- have talents in different ar- vehicle arriving with like 20 tie’s (Christine Ebersole) friends in the new episode eas. SWAT guys and gals coming “There’s My Nigerians.” out of it and stuff going off All Rise: “What the Constitution Greens to Me” What is Jess’ talent? and lights shattering. CBS, 9 p.m. He’s a bit of a savant who In the new episode “What the Constitution Greens to profiles a room or an individ- Which of your characters Me,” Lola (Simone Missick) realizes she must trust ual really quickly. He starts elicit the most fan questions, her instincts during a politically charged eco-terror- to think like the bad guys re- and what do fans ask you ism trial that involves a senator’s son. ally quickly as well. He gets most? Kids Baking Championship into the mindset of the perpe- It’s a three-way tie among Food Network, 9 p.m. trator and uses that skill to [Fantastic Four’s] Dr. Doom, Season Premiere! get on his or her trail. [Nip/Tuck’s] Dr. Christian Hosts and judges Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Gold- Did you go to Quantico to Troy and [Charmed’s] source man put the baking skills of 12 young bakers to the study real FBI Fugitive Task of all evil, Cole Turner. In one test as they guide them through 10 wild weeks of Force members? day, I can get, “Oh, I loved you challenges on their way to $25,000, a feature in No, because this happened on Charmed,” “Christian Troy Food Network Magazine and the title of Kids Baking super fast, but I had worked rocks” and “Oh, Dr. Doom’s Champion. here!” The biggest question American Experience: “McCarthy” as an agent on a show simi- PBS, 9 p.m. lar to this called Profiler in I used to get, which was fas- Explore the rise and fall of Joseph McCarthy, the no- the late ’90s, and I worked cinating, was “When are you torious senator who led a Cold War crusade against for about three weeks with going to play a good guy?” Communists. His zealous campaign to root out agents in Quantico. I did a lot I’m playing a good guy for a those he viewed as enemies of the state would test of research back then. change, so I’m hoping people the limits of American decency and democracy. What’s Jess’ personal story? who know me will enjoy!

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Browns VH1 Miami (N) Miami Hip Hop B6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 Iraq vote, Hezbollah threat leveled at U.S. troops in Mideast By Qassim or rockets that landed in- the presence of foreign Abdul-Zahra and side the heavily fortified troops in Iraq or restrict Bassem Mroue Green Zone where the their mission to training ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. and other embassies Iraqi forces. He called are based, as well as the for “urgent measures” to BAGHDAD — The U.S. seat of Iraq’s government. remove foreign forces — military presence in the There was no immediate including the estimated Middle East was thrown word on casualties. It was 5,200 U.S. troops. into jeopardy Sunday, as the second such attack in Asked shortly before Iraq’s parliament voted two days. to expel U.S. troops from the parliamentary vote their country while the “The suicide attackers whether the U.S. would leader of Lebanon’s Hez- who forced the Americans comply with an Iraqi bollah group said the U.S. to leave from our region government request for military across the region in the past are still here American troops to leave, “will pay the price” for kill- and their numbers have U.S. Secretary of State ing a top Iranian general. increased,” said Nasral- Mike Pompeo would not Hassan Nasrallah said lah. It was not clear which answer directly, saying that U.S. bases, warships suicide bombings Nasral- the U.S. was watching the and soldiers in the Middle lah was referring to. But situation. East were all fair targets a 1983 attack on a U.S. But the added: “It is the after the U.S. drone strike Marine barracks in Bei- United States that is pre- that killed Gen. Qassem rut, Lebanon, killed 241 pared to help the Iraqi Soleimani, the architect U.S. servicemen and led PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people get what it is they of many of Iran’s regional President Ronald Reagan deserve and continue A U.S. Marine with 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines that is part of a quick military campaigns in re- to withdraw all American our mission there to take cent years. forces from the country. reaction force carries a sand bag during the reinforcement of the U.S. down terrorism from ISIS The two developments “When American troops embassy compound in Baghdad, Iraq. and others in the region,” were new signs of the return in coffins, when they using an alternative acro- backlash from Friday’s come vertically and return and his speech was played country in a move that Amid threats of ven- nym for the Islamic State. killing of Soleimani and horizontally to the Unit- on large screens for thou- could pave the way for a geance from Iran, the Abdul-Mahdi resigned a number of top Iraqi of- ed States of America, then sands of Shiite followers resurgence of the Islamic U.S.-led military coalition last year in response to ficials at the Baghdad air- Trump and his administra- in southern Beirut, in- State group. in Iraq said Sunday it is the anti-government pro- port, and further height- tion will know that they lost terrupted by chants of The resolution asks putting the battle against tests that have engulfed ened tensions in a region the region and will lose the “Death to America!” The the Iraqi government to IS militants on hold to fo- Baghdad and the mostly already on high alert and elections,” Nasrallah said. comments were Nasral- end the agreement under cus on protecting its own Shiite southern provinc- bracing for an Iranian re- He added that U.S. civilians lah’s first since Soleima- which Washington sent troops and bases. es. Political factions have taliation. in the region should not be ni’s killing. forces more than four In a strong speech be- been unable to agree on a Later Sunday, at least targeted, because attack- The stark warning by years ago to help fight the fore lawmakers in Iraq’s new prime minister, and three explosions shook ing them would play into Nasrallah came as Iraq’s IS extremists. The bill is parliament, Prime Min- Abdul-Mahdi continues in the Iraqi capital and si- President Donald Trump’s parliament voted in favor subject to approval by the ister Adel Abdul-Mahdi a caretaker capacity. Ex- rens sounded across the hands. of a nonbinding resolution Iraqi government but has said that after the killing perts said such a govern- Tigris River. The blasts Nasrallah spoke from calling for the expulsion the backing of the outgo- of Soleimani, the government is not legally autho- appeared to be mortars an undisclosed location, of U.S. troops from their ing prime minister. ment has two choices: End rized to sign such a law. CLASSIFIED

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF LYNN CITY OF LYNN THE TRIAL COURT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROPERTY SALE PROPERTY SALE CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES19P1586EA The City of Lynn is requesting proposals for the sale of: The City of Lynn is requesting proposals for the sale of: Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Vacant lot located at the corner of Myrtle and Wilfred Street, Lynn, MA 01905 21R Michigan Avenue, Lynn, MA 01902 (hereafter "Michigan Ave") Salem, MA 01970 (hereafter "Myrtle Street"). (978)744-1020 Michigan Ave (RFP#03-333) is a single family home, unoccupied, containing Myrtle Street (RFP#03-332) is a vacant lot unoccupied, containing 6089 square 6119 square feet. City of Lynn Assessor's Office estimated value at $224,500 feet. City of Lynn Assessor's Office estimate value at $130,800 based on FY19 based on FY19 with an assessment date of January 1, 2018. City of Lynn is Estate of: with an assessment date of January 1, 2018. City of Lynn is seeking a developer seeking a developer to rehabilitate existing home. Any other restrictions are Elaine Frances Bledsoe to construct a single family home. Any other restrictions are referenced in the RFP referenced in Request for Proposal (RFP) Date of Death: 02/11/2019 To all interested persons: Requests for Proposals specifications may be obtained starting 8:30am, Thursday, Requests for Proposals specifications may be obtained starting Thursday, January A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal January 2, 2020 at Lynn City Hall, Purchasing Department Room 205, 3 City Hall 2, 2020, 8:30am at Lynn City Hall, Purchasing Department Room 205, 3 City Hall Representative has been filed by: Square, Lynn, MA 01901. Request can also be made by email to Square, Lynn, MA 01901. Request can also be made by email to Patricia DeMontier of Lynn, MA [email protected] . Please reference property by RFP number. [email protected] . Please reference property by RFP number. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition. A Pre-Submission Conference will be held Wednesday, January 15, 2020 at A Pre-Submission Conference will be held on site Wednesday, January 15, 2020 The Petitioner requests that: 12:00pm (Myrtle Street). This will include a tour of the property. at 11:00am. This will include a tour of the property. Patricia DeMontier of Lynn, MA be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Proposals must be clearly marked and submitted in a sealed envelope or package Proposals must be clearly marked and submitted in a sealed envelope or package on the bond in an unsupervised administration. to the City of Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, to the City of Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, IMPORTANT NOTICE MA 01901 prior to 11:00am, Tuesday, February 4, 2020. Submissions must be MA 01901 prior to 11:00am, Tuesday, February 4, 2020. Submission must be You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the marked on outside of envelope or package with "RFP #03-332 Myrtle Street" marked on outside of envelope or package with "RFP #03-333 Michigan Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney and submitted in form as required by RFP specifications. Avenue" and submitted in form as required by RFP Specifications. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on the return day of 02/03/2020. Proposal must be accompanied by proposal security in the form of Certified Check Proposal must be accompanied by proposal security in the form of Certified Check This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written or Bid Bond payable to the City of Lynn in the amount of $10,000. or Bid Bond payable to the City of Lynn in the amount of $10,000. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the best interest of the City of Lynn. within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice best interest of the City of Lynn. to you. The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the City of UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the City of Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) days after the Proposal opening. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) days after the Proposal opening. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised This is bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B, §16 administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the This is bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B, §16 Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Timothy Leonard administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Timothy Leonard Purchasing Agent Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Purchasing Agent expenses of administration. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Item: January 6, 13, 2020 Item: January 6, 13, 2020 Date: April 25, 2018 Pamela Casey O'Brien CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY Register of Probate LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 19CP0166LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Item: January 6, 2020 The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, January 21, 2020, at 6:00 PM in Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex Room 302, Lynn City Hall: Notice is hereby given that Taiab Corporation DBA County Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Eastern Market, Rezbel Chowdhury, Manager has applied for a Change of Officers THE TRIAL COURT and Change of Beneficial Interest. TO: Milton W. Rodriguez and any unknown/unnamed father of Milton A. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Rodriguez: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, seeking, as to CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson the following child, Milton A. Rodriguez, that said child be found in need of care Docket No. ES19P3179EA Item: January 6, 9, 2020 and protection and committed to the Department of Children and Families. The Essex Probate and Family Court court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to receive notice of or 36 Federal Street LEGAL NOTICE to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, custody, or Salem, MA 01970 Public Hearing - Town of Swampscott Planning Board guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it finds that the (978)744-1020 child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of the child CONTINUED - Relative to Swampscott Subdivision Rules & Regulations and Zoning would be served by said disposition. By-Law, the Planning Board of the Town of Swampscott will hold a public hearing You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Estate of: at the request of ATLANTIC BAY VIEW LLC, for the property located at 54 FOSTER above, on the following date and time: 03/30/2020 at 09:00 AM Best Interest Judith Ann Carver ROAD, ARCHER STREET/CUSHING AVENUE (Map 7, Lots 213-248, 250-255 and Child Date of Death: 08/20/2019 Map 9, Lot 616), Swampscott, MA. The public hearing will be held on MONDAY, You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the To all interested persons: JANUARY 13, 2020, at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, ROOM B129, court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal 200 ESSEX STREET. represent you. Representative has been filed by: If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date Melissa A. McQuarrie of Pawtucket, RI The hearing will review the application of a DEFINITIVE PLAN (#19SUB-3) for the thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief subdivision of the property at 54 Foster Road as it relates to the proposed matter. as requested in the Petition. construction of a new roadway (Cushing Avenue) to service the planned For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (781) 586-0415. The Petitioner requests that: independent living facility development. The proposed new roadway will become WITNESS: Hon. Kerry A. Ahern, FIRST JUSTICE, Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate Melissa A. McQuarrie of Pawtucket, RI the primary access point to the independent living facility. The Petitioner is DATE ISSUED: 11/13/2019 be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety requesting waivers of regulations of Section III, Section IV, and Section V of the Item: December 27, 30, 2019, January 6, 2020 on the bond in an unsupervised administration. subdivision regulations as noted in the submission. IMPORTANT NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the A copy of the application and plans are on file and available for review during Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney normal business hours at the Planning Department, Office of Community and FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Economic Development, Town Hall, 22 Monument Avenue, Swampscott, during the return day of 01/17/2020. normal business hours, which are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 Proposed Flood Hazard Determinations for the Town of Nahant, Essex County, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Massachusetts, Case No. 19-01-1429P. The Department of Homeland Security's appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) solicits technical information or timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Angela Ippolito comments on proposed flood hazard determinations for the Flood Insurance Rate within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice Planning Board Chair Map (FIRM), and where applicable, the Flood Insurance Study (FIS) report for your to you. Lynn Daily Item: December 30, 2019, January 6, 2020 community. These flood hazard determinations may include the addition or UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM modification of Base Flood Elevations, base flood depths, Special Flood Hazard PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Area boundaries or zone designations, or the regulatory floodway. The FIRM and, if A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised applicable, the FIS report have been revised to reflect these flood hazard administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the determinations through issuance of a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), in Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the accordance with Title 44, Part 65 of the Code of Federal Regulations. These administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the determinations are the basis for the floodplain management measures that your Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and community is required to adopt or show evidence of having in effect to qualify or expenses of administration. remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. For WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. more information on the proposed flood hazard determinations and information on Date: December 20, 2019 the statutory 90-day period provided for appeals, please visit FEMA's website at Pamela Casey O'Brien www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/fhm/bfe, or call the FEMA Map Information eXchange Register of Probate (FMIX) toll free at 1-877-FEMA MAP (1-877-336-2627). Item: January 6, 2020 Item: January 6, 13, 2020 MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Temps in Extremists hit Australia Kenyan base, cooler to Americans killed NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Al-Shabab extremists overran a key military help fight base used by U.S. counterterror forces in Kenya before dawn Sunday, killing wildfires three American Department of Defense personnel and destroying several U.S. SYDNEY (AP) — Cooling aircraft and vehicles before they were temperatures and calmer repelled, U.S. and Kenyan authorities winds brought some relief said. Sunday to Australian commu- The attack on the Manda Bay Airfield nities raked by wildfires, but was the al-Qaida-linked group’s first the heat stayed on Prime Min- attack against U.S. forces in the East ister Scott Morrison to accept African country, and the military called responsibility for the crisis the security situation “fluid” several and take action. hours after the assault. “There has been a lot of Five attackers were killed, Kenyan blame being thrown around,” military spokesman Paul Njuguna said. Morrison said at a news con- Al-Shabab, based in neighboring So- ference. “And now is the time malia, claimed responsibility for the to focus on the response that is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS assault. being made. ... Blame doesn’t One U.S. serviceman and two con- help anybody at this time and The sky above Auckland’s Sky Tower turns orange as smoke from the Australia tractors with the U.S. Department of over-analysis of these things is wildfires arrives in New Zealand Sunday. Defense were killed in the fighting, not a productive exercise.” of the U.S. state of Maryland, Berejiklian said. “I have to correct the record according to a statement issued late Morrison announced Satur- Sunday by the U.S. Africa Command, day that he would dispatch stretching across Australia’s “The weather activity we’re here. I have seen a number of southeast quadrant, its most seeing, the extent and spread people suggest that somehow or Africom. 3,000 army, navy and air force The attack on the compound “involved reservists to help battle the densely populated. The fires of the fires, the speed at which the government does not make have killed at least 24 people, they’re (moving), the way they this connection. The govern- indirect and small arms fire. After an fires. He also committed 20 initial penetration of the perimeter, including a 47-year-old man are attacking communities ment has always made this million Australian dollars ($14 Kenya Defense Forces and U.S. Afri- who died Saturday night while that have never seen fire is connection and that has never million) to lease fire-fighting ca Command repelled the al-Shabaab trying to defend a friend’s unprecedented,” she said. been in dispute,” he said. aircraft from overseas. attack,” said the AFRICOM state- home from encroaching flames. Scientists say there’s no Morrison has faced wide- But the moves did little to ment. “Reports indicate that six con- tamp down the criticism that Nearly 2,000 homes have been doubt man-made global warm- spread criticism for taking a tractor-operated civilian aircraft were he had been slow to act, even destroyed. ing has played a major role in family vacation in Hawaii at damaged to some degree. Manda Bay as he has downplayed the need In New South Wales alone, feeding the fires, along with the start of the wildfire crisis, Airfield is utilized by U.S. forces whose for his government to address the fires have killed nearly factors like very dry brush and as well as for his sometimes missions include providing training climate change, which experts 500 million birds, reptiles and trees and strong winds. distracted approach as the di- to our African partners, responding to say played a key role in super- mammals, Sydney University Morrison, chided for past re- saster has escalated and his crises, and protecting U.S. interests in charging the blazes. ecologist Chris Dickman told marks minimizing the need to slowness in deploying resourc- this strategically important area.” As dawn broke over a black- the Sydney Morning Herald. address climate change, has es. Al-Shabab claimed that there were 17 ened landscape Sunday, a pic- Australians know to expect deflected criticism while try- His handling of the deploy- U.S. casualties, nine Kenyan soldiers ture emerged of disaster of summer wildfires. But the ing to change his tone. ment of reservists also came killed and seven aircraft destroyed. unprecedented scale. The New blazes arrived early this year, “There is no dispute in this in for criticism Sunday. Rural The U.S. Africa Command dismissed South Wales Rural Fire Ser- fed by drought and the coun- country about the issue of cli- Fire Service Commissioner the al-Shabab claims as exaggerated vice said 150 fires were active try’s hottest and driest year on mate change globally and its Shane Fitzsimmons, who is and said U.S. and Kenyan forces rein the state, 64 of them uncon- record. effect on global weather pat- leading the fight in New South pelled the attack. trolled. “It’s not something we have terns, and that includes how Wales, said he learned of the Kenya is a key base for fighting al- The wildfires have so far experienced before,” New it impacts in Australia,” the deployment through media re- Shabab, one of the world’s most resil- scorched an area twice the size South Wales Premier Gladys prime minister said. ports. ient extremist organizations. CLASSIFIED

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(The Conversation is an independent By Barbara Quinn and nonprofit source of news, analysis TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE and commentary from academic experts.) Here it is — a new year and new decade Libby Richards, Purdue University to boot. This could be the perfect time to ______change our not-so-healthful habits. Are we ready? THE CONVERSATION A poem attributed to Portia Nelson (see A new year typically brings new resolu- below) seems to describe the stages we tions. While making resolutions is easy, go through on our way to changing un- sticking with them is not. Exercise-related resolutions consistently make the top healthy behaviors. Whether we need to 10 list, but up to 80 percent of resolutions eat better, lose weight or kick an addic- to be healthier, including promises to ex- tion, our ability to actually do what we ercise more, are tossed aside by February. need to do depends on what professionals You know physical activity is good for call our “readiness to change.” In other you. But, that isn’t always enough to get words, they say we can only make chang- or keep you moving. You’re not alone. es when we are ready. Fewer than half of American adults are Stage 1: Precontemplation: I walk down as active as they should be. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE the street. There is a deep hole in the How active should you be? The Cen- sidewalk. Experts in establishing physical fitness routines say it’s smart to set spe- I fall in. I am lost... I am hopeless. It ters for Disease Control and Prevention cific, measurable goals. recommend that adults get at least 150 isn’t my fault. It takes forever to find a minutes of moderate-intensity physical way out. fact, even for people who are physically activity every week. keep on track. Translation: “I can’t see my problem so fit and exercise every day, breaking up So, let’s think about physical activity in — Set a time by which you will meet I can’t see a solution.” We remain in this a different way. As a nurse who research- periods of sitting is critically important. your goal. For example, will you take a stage until we begin to realize the risks es exercise, I can tell you that it is likely Even if you are getting enough exercise, certain number of steps by noon each of staying on our current path or the ben- the closest thing to a fountain of youth sitting for the rest of the day can undo day? Or, will you build up to 150 minutes efits of doing something different. or a magic pill that you will have in your the health benefits of your workout. If a week by mid-April? You’re more likely Stage 2: Contemplation: I walk down lifetime. you aren’t yet ready to aim for 2.5 hours to achieve short-term goals that lead into the same street. There is a deep hole in Benefits to all parts of your body of brisk walking each week, reducing the a long-term one. the sidewalk. Research shows that every single sys- time you spend sitting would be a great One of the best ways to keep up with I pretend I don’t see it. I fall in again. I tem in the body benefits when you are starting goal. your efforts is to track your progress. You can’t believe I am in this same place. But more active. You sleep better. You have Setting other goals can do it with pen and paper, in a journal, it isn’t my fault. It still takes a long time more energy. You find yourself in a bet- Many experts who work with clients or in one of many smartphone apps. As to get out. ter mood. You think more clearly and or patients to set goals use the acronym you see yourself making progress, it can Translation: “I know I need to make a remember better. Your bones become SMART (specific, measurable, attain- be easier to keep up the routine. change. I’m thinking about it. I’m just not stronger. Your body also responds better able, realistic and time-based) to guide Expand your view of exercise ready to go there yet.” This is the “I know to insulin, which lowers your risk of dia- goal-setting. This simple method could Another thing to keep in mind is that you what I need to do; I just don’t want to do betes. And you significantly reduce your help you achieve a goal to sit less and don’t have to go a gym to get moving. There it” stage. risk for many cancers. All of that is in move more in the new year: are ways to make exercise part of your life- Stage 3: Preparation: I walk down the addition to the better known weight and — Be specific. Rather than just “sit less, style, without too much inconvenience. same street. There is a deep hole in the heart benefits of physical activity. move more,” include when you will start — Get the family involved. Play tag, go sidewalk. Bottom line: If you want to live a long and how will you do it. Specify what ac- on a scavenger hunt at a local park, or I see it there. I still fall in ... it’s a habit and healthy life, you need to be active. tions you will take to meet your goal. For walk to your favorite hangout. ... but, my eyes are open. I know where I But “that’s easier said than done,” you example, make a list of how you can get — Park farther away from your work- am. It is my fault. I get out immediately. might be saying to yourself. In fact, in- more steps in each day by doing specific place, the store, the library, etc. Translation: “I’m preparing to do what creasing your physical activity is probably things, like taking the stairs instead of — Walk during your breaks at work I need to do. But I’m still not totally easier than you think. You don’t need to the elevator. and over your lunch period. convinced I can do this.” This is where buy expensive equipment or join a gym. — Make it measurable. Again, “less” — Instead of having coffee with friends, we need a clear-cut plan. What can I do And you will begin to reap the rewards and “more” are hard to measure. Instead, take a walk with them. differently? How and when will I do it? of physical activity almost as soon as you try “Walk for 5 minutes after every hour — Whenever you are on the phone, What will I need to give up to make this start. Adding small amounts of movement of sitting.” Without a way to measure stand up and walk around. change? to your daily routine goes a long way. your goal, it becomes hard to know when — If you are at your kid’s or grandkid’s Stage 4: Action: I walk down the same Brisk walking, at a pace of at least a you have achieved it. sporting event, walk the sidelines instead street. There is a deep hole in the side- 20-minute mile, provides health benefits — Make it attainable. If you currently of sitting on the bleachers. walk. I walk around it. similar to running, and probably more don’t exercise at all, 150 minutes a week — Try to find ways to make walking Woohoo! This is where we actually do social benefits. Plus, your risk of injury may not be realistic. How about three more meaningful. For example, try walk- what we have planned. We’re excited is much lower. And you can walk — for 20-minute walks per week? You can slow- ing your own dog or a shelter dog. Dogs about our choices. And we need encour- free with nothing more than comfort- ly increase after you achieve that first make great exercise companions that will agement to stay on track. able shoes — from almost anywhere: goal. And choose an activity you might never turn down an opportunity to walk. Stage 5: Maintenance : I walk down an- your neighborhood, your office, or in lieu enjoy. If you already know you hate run- As you undertake the big change from other street. of waiting behind the wheel of your car ning, a goal to do it every day would be being inactive to becoming active, un- Translation: “I am strongly committed in the pickup line at your kid’s school. A less attainable. derstand that setbacks happen. Don’t let to this new path. I don’t want to go back 22-minute walk every day, or two 11-min- — Set realistic goals. Your new activi- one slip-up derail your whole goal. When to where I was.” It takes conscious work ute ones, would put you just over 150 ty goal should work for you and fit with- possible, have a backup plan to deal with to stay in this stage. But it’s worth it. minutes every week. in your lifestyle. It’s great to challenge barriers like weather or time constraints. You can do it! Happy New Decade! 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BY MAYO CLINIC NEWS NETWORK As resolutions go, quitting smoking could be the most important choice on a smoker’s list. Smokers are more likely to develop diseases like lung, throat and mouth cancer. And they’re more likely to die earlier than are people who don’t light up. Dr. J. Taylor Hays, director of the Mayo Clin- ic Nicotine Dependence Center, says it’s never too PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS late to quit the habit. He The state of Rhode Island wants to make a temporary ban of flavored explains why here: vaping products to a permanent one. To younger smokers, those younger than 40-years-old, Dr. Hays Hearing to be held on proposed asks, “Do you want to add 10 years to your life?” He says, if the answer is flavored vape products ban yes, quit smoking. “Do you want to avoid PROVIDENCE, R.I. Democratic Gov. Gina to prevent teenagers and all of the ill health effects (AP) — Rhode Island Raimondo signed an ex- adolescents from vaping, — chronic lung disease, heart disease, lung can- health officials will hold ecutive order in Septem- given the health concerns. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE a public hearing on pro- ber banning the sale of Raimondo supports a cer?” he asks. “Stop smok- posed regulations to per- flavored vaping products. permanent ban. ing.” Quitting smoking might be the best New Year’s manently ban the sale of In response, the Health Federal health officials Dr. Hays says those dis- resolution you make. flavored vaping products Department issued emer- say there have been 55 va- eases are intimately asso- in the state. gency regulations Oct. 4 to ping-related deaths across ciated with smoking, and, late to stop. plan and stick to it. The state Department of implement a four-month the country, including one if people stop at a young “Make an attempt,” he “And that plan should Health said the hearing is ban, with an optional two- in Rhode Island, and more age, they’ll avoid virtually says. “You still can avoid include some counseling scheduled for Tuesday in month extension. than 2,500 vaping-related all of them. a lot of the ill health ef- and behavioral thera- Providence. The department has hospitalizations nation- “And they’ll add years — fects of smoking, stopping py, and medications that The department is con- said it’s acting now to wide. not just length of life, but whenever. So if you’ve will reduce withdrawal sidering making the tem- permanently ban flavored The state Health De- quality of life,” says Dr. tried and failed, try again. and help maintain absti- porary ban currently in vaping products because partment is accepting Hays. It’s never too late to quit.” nence,” says Dr. Hays. effect in Rhode Island per- the temporary ban will public comment until Jan. As for older smokers, Dr. Dr. Hays says the best Distributed by Tribune manent. soon lapse, and it wants 26. Hays says it’s never too way to quit is to make a Content Agency, LLC.