THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017

STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY ‘Tradition’ up for debate in Marblehead By Gayla Cawley “To the best of my knowledge, the town of cial for the town and it should stay inde- Sadness? ITEM STAFF clerk issue has not been proposed before,” pendent from the elected board of selectmen, said Town Administrator John McGinn in an who is the appointing authority for the town. MARBLEHEAD — Town Clerk Robin Mi- email. “If Town Meeting approves the article, By remaining independent, the clerk can Sure. chaud is against a Town Meeting proposal the issue would go on the town election bal- maintain the electoral process of the town that would be a step toward making her posi- lot as a referendum in May 2018. If it passes without being pressured by the board they tion appointed, rather than elected. on the ballot, it would go into effect in May report to, a board that is on the town ballot But for A citizen’s petition, sponsored by Charles 2019.” every year. This in itself could create a con- Gessner, a Marblehead resident and former Town Meeting is May 1 at 7 p.m. at the Mar-  ict of interest. chairman of the Finance Committee, would blehead Veterans Middle School auditorium. “Changing this to an appointed position whom? see if the town will “vote to change the posi- “I am against changing the position to takes the voice away from the 15,000 voters tion of town clerk from elected to appointed an appointed position,” said Michaud in an It seems much too trite MARBLEHEAD, A2 to react to Aaron Her- by the Board of Selectmen.” email. “The town clerk is the chief election nandez’ apparent suicide in the wee hours of the morning Thursday with hackneyed cliches. It’s all true, of course. Revere North Shore Community’s Cliches become cliches because they have an el- ement of truth. It’s just that they get mindlessly taking Promise: free tuition repeated, because people By Bridget Turcotte can’t think of anything ITEM STAFF else to say. None of this aim at makes any sense. So, we LYNN — North Shore shrug our shoulders and Community College is say “what a waste,” or opioids launching a program “he had it all and threw that will help students it away,” and go about our who don’t qualify for full days. By Bridget Turcotte nancial aid go to school ITEM STAFF I would agree with the for free. rst statement. His life REVERE — The Sub- The school is seeking was a terrible waste. He stance Use Disorder Ini- 100 new, full-time stu- murdered one person, tiatives (SUDI) Of ce will dents to apply for the and escaped conviction visit Revere High School North Shore Promise on two others because the to talk to residents about Award pilot program, state’s star witness wasn’t the opioid abuse problem which will launch in deemed reliable. Hardly in the city. the Fall 2017 semester. a ringing endorsement of The city opened the of ce The initiative offers free college to prospective innocence. last year at 437 Revere St. students who are being Not only was Hernan- and, using grant-funding, priced out of higher ed- dez’ life a waste, but he left hired staff to help address ucation because they are a ton of wreckage strewn the community’s drug not poor enough to qual- all over the path he chose problem. It was designed ify for full federal and to walk. In that sense, it’s to oversee coherence of the dif cult to feel too sorry state grant aid but also city’s substance use disor- can’t pay out of pocket. for him, and even harder der efforts and to support to conjure up any real con- NSCC will be the rst those most affected by the community college in cern about how sad his life issue through policy and was. the Northeast to offer a system changes. Since its self-funded free college It’s the second part of inception, it has worked that cliche where I nd program. to streamline pre-existing “Commonwealth res- a curious combination of programs and peruse new disgust and sadness. He idents are opting out of funding opportunities to had it all and threw it all pursuing post-secondary expand its efforts. away. education and training According to a statement Disgust is the immedi- as the sticker shock of a from Mayor Brian M. Ar- ate, visceral emotion. This college degree and perva- rigo’s of ce, early reports is a man who starred at sive stories of crippling show that both fatal and the University of Florida. student debt have many non-fatal overdoses de- He played on a team that questioning the return creased in Revere in 2016. was championship-driv- on college investment,” SUDI, Arrigo and the en, coached by a legend- NSCC President Patricia in-the-making (Urban Revere Public Schools A. Gentile said in a state- Meyer), and governed by PTO will host a forum ment. “This is especially the type of physical and at the school’s Learning true for lower and mid- mental discipline that Commons May 3 at 5 p.m., dle income families who would suggest that he was to discuss future initia- are rapidly being priced a well-adjusted person tives and solicit feedback ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK out of the college-go- about the next steps in ing market. And this is whose priorities were in North Shore Community College will offer a “free college” pilot pro- the right order. OPIOIDS, A2 gram starting in the fall of 2017. TUITION, A7 We were wrong. Some of that has to do with Her- nandez. He fooled a lot of people, including Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick. Ford driving for Those aren’t people eas- ily fooled, or else they wouldn’t be as successful political comeback as they are. And some of the blame By Thomas Grillo has to be laid at the col- ITEM STAFF lege coaches who either looked the other way at LYNN — Rick Ford, the former city councilor who his transgressions or en- gave up his seat two years ago, wants back in. gaged in willful ignorance “I miss being involved,” he said. “I got three calls of them. from constituents during the last snow storm who Whatever the causes, don’t even know I’m out.” Hernandez was a man Ford, who served as the Ward 7 councilor from 1998 who could look a billion- to 2016, chose not to seek re-election following a foot aire owner in the face, injury. On Tuesday, he pulled papers from City Hall shake hands on a multi- to run for councilor-at-large. year, multi-million dollar The 60-year-old is co-owner of the Little River contract, and then go out Inn, the popular diner on Boston Street where the and commit murder. McNulty sandwich — a fried egg with bacon, ham or There’s sadness, too, sausage, topped with cheese on an English muf n — but not so much for him. is a customer favorite. Without trying to sound He joins a eld that includes incumbents Buzzy too callous, Hernandez Barton, Brian LaPierre and Hong Net. Daniel Ca- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK made his choices and he hill chose not to seek re-election, leaving one at-large paid the price for them Rick Ford, owner of the Little River Inn, will be running for city coun- — at least up to the point FORD, A2 cilor-at-large in Lynn. where he felt he could no longer do it. But from all appearances, that was his choice too. Health center may be News for Malden INSIDE The sadness comes from In Lynn the fact that so many By Steve Freker invest $5 million in renovations on top of the $3 mil- Doo-wop competition people who achieve some FOR THE ITEM lion they paid for the building in February. draws Northshoremen. A3 measure of success be- • South Cove Community Health Center, whose pa- cause of their natural tal- MALDEN — A community health center could be Jazz is a Rainbow ents seem to end up being coming to a historic location just outside of Malden tients are almost exclusively of Asian descent, still planning summer camp dragged and pulled back Square, providing services to nearly 4,000 locals who needs approval from the Malden Planning Board for at LynnArts. A3 to the lives common sense currently have to go to Boston for care. a special permit to remodel and open the facility. suggests they should The new owners of the building that formerly housed South Cove sought a permit for a change of use to In Sports have left far behind. operations for the Malden Evening News and Medford allow alterations and renovations to the building. Sixth-inning comeback Daily Mercury want to establish a health center at the propels St. Mary’s HERNANDEZ, B2 277 Commercial St. site. They say they are prepared MALDEN, A7 baseball. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LYNN ...... A3 HIGH 58° VOL. 139, ISSUE 114 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 OPINION ...... A4 LOW 45° SPORTS ...... B1-3 TRAVEL...... B8 ONE DOLLAR ENTERTAINMENT ...... A5 PAGE A8 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 OBITUARIES Ex-NFL star Aaron Lawrence Cyr Sr., 62 Nancy Walz Paisley,74 1942-2017 Hernandez hangs LYNN — Lawrence Daniel Paul Cyr and PORTLAND, Maine — Nancy her sister Patricia M. (Walz) “Larry” Cyr Sr., 62, of his wife Tatiara, Adam Walz Paisley, 74, of Portland, Shaw and her husband Sid- himself in prison Lynn, passed away James Cyr and his Maine passed away on April ney of Bowdoinham, Maine; surrounded by his wife Melanie, Chris- 8, 2017, at the Hill House and five nephews, a niece, loving family due tine Marie Cyr and in Bath, Maine after a long ten great-nephews and four to complications of her fiancé Tommy illness with Alzheimer’s. She great-nieces. diabetes. He was Rezendes, Maryanne was born on May 3, 1942, in Service Information: the husband of Iris Cyr, his step daughter Melrose, daughter of Walter P. There will be a celebra- (Kapsalis) Cyr. Born Chrisoula K. Iatrou, and Mary E. (Fenna) Walz. She tion of her life on May 6, in Chelsea, he was his sister Cheryl grew up in Saugus, and gradu- 2017 from 1-3 p.m. at A. the son of the late Joseph A. Creamer, brother Joseph Cyr ated from Saugus High School T. HUTCHINS Funeral and Cyr Jr. and Marion L. (Pope) III, seven grandchildren, his and Burdett College in Lynn. Cremation Services, 660 Cyr. Larry was a bus driver father-in-law Arthur Kapsalis She worked in Boston for Brighton Ave., Portland, and worked for Healey Bus for (the late Connie) who he en- many years prior to moving Maine. In lieu of flowers, 15 years and retired from the joyed celebrating Greek Easter to Portland. On March 15, donations may be made Winthrop Public Schools. He and holidays with, many niec- 1985, she married Arthur in Nancy’s name to the was also a school bus instruc- es and nephews, and his dog D. Paisley. She is survived Alzheimer’s Association tor and trainer. He enjoyed Benji. by her husband, Arthur; her of Maine, 383 U.S. Route fishing, Foxwoods, and his Service information: Me- brother E. Phillip Walz and 1 #2C, Scarborough, ME property in Maine. In morial visitation will his wife Barbara of Peabody; 04074. addition to his wife, he be held on Sunday, is survived by his chil- 2-4 in the GOODRICH dren, Lawrence Allen Funeral Home, 128 Cyr Jr. and his wife Jill, Washington St., Lynn. Charles J. Lyons Jr., 65 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Defendant Aaron Hernandez listens during his Kwo-hrong Lai, 76 OKLAHOMA — Mr. local clubs. He then double murder trial in Suffolk Superior Court Charles J. Lyons, Jr., moved to Framing- in Boston. 65 years of Asher, ham and eventual- Okla. and formerly of ly settled in Asher, By Jim Golen sentence he received for a LYNNFIELD – Kwo- devoted to his fami- Swampscott, died on Okla., where he has ASSOCIATED PRESS 2013 murder. hrong Lai, 76, be- ly and cherished his Sunday, April 16 in resided for the past He was 27. loved husband of grandchildren, and St. Anthony Hospital, several years. BOSTON — Hours be- It was the last act in the Catherine (Chen) Lai, of course his beloved Oklahoma City, after In addition to his fore his former New En- downfall of an athlete who died peacefully at pug, Derby. a brief illness. He is wife, he leaves his gland Patriots teammates once seemed to have every- his home on Sunday He is survived by the husband of Mrs. three sons Sean Ly- were due to visit the thing, including a five-year April 9, 2017, while his wife Catherine of Gemma L (Burgess) Lyons. He ons and his wife Stephanie White House to celebrate $40 million contract exten- in the comforting Lynnfield, with whom was born in Winchester, the of Gilbert, Ariz., Patrick Ly- their Super Bowl victory, sion, and threw it all away. presence of his fam- he shared 48 years son of the late Charles J Ly- ons and his wife Claudia of prison officials say, Aaron The former NFL star’s ily, following a long of marriage; two ons, Sr. and the late Helen C. Swampscott, Timothy Lyons Hernandez tied one end of death left friends, fam- battle with cancer. sons, Elmer of Carlisle, and Lyons. He was raised in Arling- and his wife Emily of Salem, his bedsheet to a window ily and his legal team Born in Taichung, Taiwan, he Philip of New York, N.Y.; four ton. Charlie was a graduate of his grandchildren Sofia Lyons, and the other around his shocked and in disbelief, was the son of the late Chin- grandchildren, Coby, Aedin, Arlington High School where John Roger Lyons , Maeve Ly- neck and hanged himself. searching for an explana- piao Lai and Yu-zen (Chen Lai. Boden, and Piper; one brother he was a standout multi-sport ons, Louisa Lyons, Jonathan In a maximum-securi- He lived there until complet- Tony; three sisters Mary, Glo- tion. Just last Friday, Her- athlete. He also was a gradu- Avila, Christopher Canty, and ty prison outside Boston, nandez was acquitted in a ing his undergraduate degree, ria, and Mei-rong, and several ate of Norwich University, class the late Caleb P. Lyons. He also about an hour from the then moved to the United nieces, nephews, and close separate murder case. of ’75, receiving his degree in leaves his sister Mary Lyons of stadium where he played States to further his educa- friends. “There were no conver- Business and Education. Tewksbury, brother James Ly- alongside stars like Tom sations or correspondence tion. He earned a Doctorate Service information: Rel- Charlie continued his love ons and his wife Margaret and in Organic Chemistry from the atives and friends are kind- Brady and Rob Gronkow- from Aaron to his family for sports throughout college, their three children, Brittany, ski, Hernandez jammed or legal team that would University of Massachusetts at ly invited to gather for a reaching the professional level Kevin and Callie of Tewksbury, the door to his one-man have indicated anything Amherst. Tribute Ceremony in honor for a brief time in baseball. and many other cousins, niec- cell lest guards try to stop like this was possible,” Kwo worked his entire ca- of his life on Saturday April Longtime resident of es and nephews. him and put an early end reer with the Permuthane 22, 2017 at 11 a.m. Please Swampscott, raising three Service information: Im- said his attorney, Jose Stahl USA in Peabody for 33 visit www.ccbfuneral.com for boys with his former wife Wen- mediate services will be held to the life-without-parole Baez. years, before retiring 12 years online obituary & sign con- dy Williams (Lyons). His love at the Asher, OK on Saturday, ago. dolences. The family asks in for sports, people, and fun was April 22, at 3 p.m. Additional Kwo enjoyed being out- lieu of flowers or gifts, that prevalent during his 26 years memorial service and cel- doors, whether fishing, walk- donations be made in his in Swampscott. Staying active ebration of life will be held Revere taking ing, or playing golf. Although memory to Dana Farber Can- in many facets of Swampscott in Massachusetts at a later he was a frequent traveler, he cer Instititute, 10 Brookline youth sports, boating, and date. loved going to the family lake- Place West, 6th Floor, Brook- house, where he spent many line, MA 02445-7226 or visit aim at opioids Summer weekends for more http://www.myjimmyfund- than 40 years. He was very page.org/give/kwohronglai. OPIOIDS be available to answer Donnell M. Howard, 75 From A1 questions residents may have about services addressing the problem. available to them and Ida Hughes, 90 SAUGUS — Mr. Donnell M. ter Julie Brickley and her They’ll also give an up- people they may know in Howard, 75, died on Satur- husband Arthur; two sons, date about ongoing work. need of help. 1927-2017 day, April 15 at his home in Christopher Howard and his Local direct service pro- For more information, Saugus. He was the loving wife Renee, David Howard viders and medical pro- contact Julia Newhall Ida (Masci) for Saugus Federal husband of Jacqueline Powers and his wife Lisa; six grand- at Revere’s SUDI office Hughes, 90, passed Credit Union and an fessionals who partici- with whom he shared 54 years children, Christian, Ashlyn, pate as part of the city’s at 781-629-4158 or jne- away peacefully at office manager for of marriage. Gretchen, Declan, Emma, [email protected]. her home on Mon- Prudential Insurance SUD Leadership team Born in Malden, he was the and Michael. He is prede- will also be in atten- day evening, April 17, in Malden. son of the late Stanley and ceased by his brother Rich- Bridget Turcotte can 2017. She was the Ida was an avid Clare (Mathews) Howard. He ard Howard and brother-in- dance. be reached at bturcotte@ beloved wife of Rich- reader, who loved worked as a machinist at Gen- law William Powers. Experts in preven- itemlive.com. Follow her ard T. Hughes, with poetry. She enjoyed eral Electric for 25 years and Service information: Do- tion, intervention, treat- on Twitter @BridgetTur- whom she shared 62 cooking for her family then worked at the Saugus nations in his memory may ment, and recovery will cotte. years of marriage. and hosting holiday Senior Center for 10 years. His be made to Joslin Diabetes Loving mother of Richard gatherings. Her greatest joys passions were spending time Ctr., 1 Joslin Pl., Boston, MA T. Hughes, Jr. of Chelmsford, in life revolved around her with his family and going up 02215 or www.joslin.org. Terence M. Hughes & his wife children and grandchildren. to the New Hampshire camp Services are private at the Ford driving for Susan of Peabody, and Kath- She will be greatly missed by with a nice cigar. request of the family. For leen E. Luongo & her husband all who knew and loved her. In addition to his wife, condolences www.Bisbee- Steven of Saugus. Dear sister Service information: Vis- Donnell leaves his daugh- Porcella.com. of Domenic Masci of Saugus iting hours will be on Friday, political comeback and the late Anthony, Annie, April 21 at the BISBEE-POR- Theresa & Isola. Cherished CELLA Funeral Home from FORD election, Ford said he voted grandmother, affectionately 4–8 p.m. Relatives and MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF From A1 for the controversial $188.5 known as Mimi, of Jennifer, friends are cordially invited million project to build a Elizabeth, Amanda, Christina, to attend. Funeral from the Boston library an illuminated leaf seat open. pair of middle schools. But Additional candidates & four great-grandchildren. funeral home on Saturday from a manuscript dat- the measure failed by a lop- Adored by her beloved pet, at 9:30 a.m., followed by a to return historical include Taso Nikolako- sided margin. ing between 1418 and Missy. Also survived by many funeral Mass at Saint Marga- artifacts to Italy poulos, owner of John’s “My son is a teacher at nieces and nephews. ret’s Church, 431 Lincoln Av- 1422, and a collection Roast Beef & Seafood, Jai- the Thurgood Marshall Born in Salem on January enue in Saugus, MA at 10:30 BOSTON (AP) — The of works by Bernardino me Figueroa, a 28-year- Middle School,” he said. 14, 1927, she was the daugh- a.m. Interment will be held Boston Public Library is Telesio, published in old Suffolk University Ford’s proudest accom- student, Brian Field, who ter of the late Loreto Masci and in the Riverside Cemetery in returning to Italy medi- 1590. plishments as councilor, Onesta (Mogliani) Masci. She Saugus. Expressions of sym- works at Solimine Funer- he said, included con- eval manuscripts and a Boston Mayor Martin was a graduate of Malden High pathy may be made in her volume of works, ending al Homes, and John Ladd. stituent work helping to Walsh said Wednesday The top issues facing School. Richard and Ida have memory to St. Jude Children’s in one case a mystery get homes built on the the city, Ford said, are po- resided in Saugus for over 50 Research Hospital, 262 Dan- dating back seven de- he’s glad the items are former Lynn Convales- lice protection, building years, where she was a home- ny Thomas Place, Memphis, cades. being returned, saying cent Home site on Boston maker as well as a bank teller TN 38105. www.stjude.org. new schools, and develop- Street, supporting con- The items include a they “represent Italy’s ment of the city’s water- struction of a new Wash- manuscript from 1392, rich history.” front. ington Street police sta- “I’d like to help police,” tion, keeping the Ward he said. “We don’t have 7 fire stations open, and ‘Tradition’ up for debate in Marblehead enough officers on the ensuring environmental street, and anything I cleanups at the former can do, like finding grant Empire Laundry and MARBLEHEAD grind” and that there isn’t efficient. He said the town voters and the community. money, would be good. The Carr Leather sites. From A1 anyone else who could ap- administrator could have “Currently, there are waterfront development is ply for the job who has as gone to the clerk ahead of 312 towns in Massachu- key to the city’s economic Thomas Grillo can be in town,” Michaud con- much experience as Mi- time to ask for extended setts with only 86 having growth.” reached at tgrillo@item- tinued. “The decision will chaud. hours. appointed town clerks On last month’s school live.com. be at the discretion of Right now, he said the There would be no finan- (and) 226 have elected clerk is an independent po- cial impact in the change, the five-member board town clerks,” she said. sition (elected for a three- Gessner said, and there- Did you know? and the town administra- “Elected town clerks have 781-593-7700 year term) and there isn’t fore, the finance commit- tor. There is no reason to served Marblehead and Publishing Daily, except Sundays any oversight and no way to tee has taken no position USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 take the responsibility integrate the clerk’s efforts on the article. towns through the Com- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and right away from the into the town management. But Michaud said monwealth for hundreds and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item voters. If the voters ar- At times, Gessner said, he there’s a reason why the of years. In a town full of en’t happy with the town Subscriptions suspects the clerk could use town clerk position has tradition, we should keep Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States clerk’s performance, they some help, such as from the remained an elected one. this tradition too. The tra- $20.00 for 4 weeks can decide to elect a new nearby selectmen’s office. She said an elected town dition has stood the test of Home delivery $65.00 for 13 weeks one.” Last year, during early vot- clerk has to be a resident, time because it works.” $130.00 for 26 weeks Gessner said he thought subscribers $260.00 for 1 year ing, which attracted long and if the job becomes ap- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, the change would improve lines, he said if the town ad- pointed, that wouldn’t be Gayla Cawley can be get FREE access send address changes to: the efficiency of the clerk’s ministrator was in charge the case. As a resident, reached at gcawley@item- to the e-edition on The Daily Item office. He said he doesn’t of the clerk’s office, the pro- she said the clerk knows live.com. Follow her on 110 Munroe St. have a “personal ax to cess could have been more what’s important to the Twitter @GaylaCawley. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 A3 LYNN Ehrlich aims to make earned tax credit fair

BOSTON — Lynn resi- chusetts who earn income dents will be among those in the state and claim the benefiting from state Rep. state EITC each year. At Lori Ehrlich’s proposal to the past federal match clarify earned income tax rate of 15 percent, these credit eligibility for tax- claims have been estimat- payers who reside in Mas- ed to cost more than $6.5 sachusetts for part of the million in revenue each year. fiscal year. Legislation filed by Eh- At the new federal rlich, a Democrat rep- match rate of 23 percent, resenting Marblehead, which was passed by the Swampscott and part of Legislature in a previous Lynn in the Massachu- setts House, and state budget season, the cost Rep. Marjorie Decker of would be even higher — Cambridge would make around $10 million in rev- nonresidents of the state enue each year — accord- ineligible to claim the ing to House Ways and credit (EITC). The bill Means estimates. also clarifies and expands Currently, partial-year access to the EITC for sur- residents qualify for the vivors of domestic abuse. credit at a ratio deter- “This credit is a scarce mined by how many days state resource available to they live in the state out assist struggling working of the year, but nonres- families, so it makes little idents qualify based on sense that we are allowing the proportion of income people who do not even they make in Massachu- live in Massachusetts to setts versus their overall claim the credit,” said Eh- income. rlich, who has decades of Individuals who make experience as a Certified all of their income in Mas- COURTESY PHOTO Public Accountant. “In sachusetts receive the full addition, the Common- credit, but someone who The Northshoremen Barbershop Chorus, kneeling, Gene Anderson; first row, from left, Jack wealth loses an important lives in the state half the Dowd, Steve Fischer, Steve O’Connell, Paul Arnone, Frank Whitson; second row, Tony Spirito, stimulus effect when non- year would only qualify Jeff Donahue, Roger Dalton, Peter McSwiggin, Bob Huntley and Tony DiIanni; third row, Peter residents claim the credit, Wood, Irwin Cohen, Ernie Viens, Ed Moscovitch and Charlie Coogan; top row, John Sketchley, because working families for half the EITC. Paul McCormack, Bob Shapiro, Fran Page, Dick Dupray and the late Ray Des Champs. pump that money back “This means that a par- into their local economies tial-year resident of Mas- in other states instead of sachusetts could be eligi- into the economy of Mas- ble for a smaller share of Doo-wop competition sachusetts.” the state EITC than some- Ehrlich, in a statement one who did not live in the citing the state Depart- state at all,” explained ment of Revenue, said Ehrlich. “This is clearly an draws Northshoremen there are at least 20,000 unfair and unwise use of nonresidents of Massa- limited resources.” Lynn natives Fran Page, John ing “My Girl,” “Breaking Up is Hard com/northshoremen/ or by email at Sketchley and Paul McCormack join to Do,” “Blue Velvet,” and many oth- [email protected]. fellow Northshoremen Barbershop er great tunes. The show is some- To order by phone call (866) 727- Chorus members on May 6 for the thing the entire family will enjoy,” 4988, Jack Spadafora at 617-784- Selling a house? 69th annual “Doo-Wop Barbershop said Northshoremen Music Director 3828, or Tony DiIanni at (978) 927- Style” at Danvers High School. Gene Anderson. 7894. Tickets will also be available Buying a house? Scheduled to start at 3 p.m., the The afternoon also features “Port at the door. show features “Essex County Four,” City Sound,” the Northeastern Dis- Following the show there will be Find out what properties a Northshoremen quartet that won trict Senior Quartet Champion from an Afterglow at the Vittori Rocci the 2015 Patriot Division Seniors Portland, Maine. Post, 143 Brimbal Ave., Beverly. recently sold in your area. Quartet Champion and 2014 Most General admission tickets are $20, Tickets are very limited and will Improved Quartet. and $10 for students. Tickets may be cost an additional $8 per person. Check out “We have a wonderful selection of purchased through the Northshore- Danvers High School is located at songs from the doo-wop era, includ- men’s website at www.harmonize. 60 Cabot Road. the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. Jazz is a Rainbow planning summer music camp at LynnArts

Jazz is a Rainbow will Monday through Satur- memorization, vocal and sicians of the Harlem Re- stage a musical produc- day, Aug. 14-25. dance skills ensemble co- naissance. tion this summer cele- The performance will operation, and focus. Dimmick is an actor and brating the Civil Rights be staged at LynnArts on “Participation in Jazz director of children’s the- movement with plans an- Saturday, Aug. 26. Pal- is a Rainbow is great fun ater. Jackson and Palter nounced May 1. ter and his partners will and it gives our casts a have performed and re- Written by Lynn na- provide additional pro- new sense of achievement. corded music in the Unit- tive Mike Palter with the duction details during a Many have gone on to ed States and abroad. assistance of co-musical May 1 press conference outstanding colleges and Jazz is a Rainbow’s director Lynne Jackson scheduled for 2 p.m. at successful careers in en- “Freedom” project is sup- and director Robb Dim- LynnArts. tertainment,” Palter said. ported by grants from the mick, “Let Freedom Sing: Interested parents and/ Palter, Jackson and Dim- American Society of Com- The Songs and the Song or cast members should mick previously produced posers, Authors & Publish- Makers of the Civil Rights contact: michaelpalter@ shows celebrating the mu- ers and other sources in- Movement,” celebrates comcast.net or call: 978- sic and artistry of Sarah cluding private donations. music and history. 526-8620. Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, Local production partners With casting and re- “We welcome every- Louis Armstrong, Bessie include the Highlands Co- hearsal details set to be body,” said Palter. Smith, the poets and mu- alition and Lynn Museum. announced, the cast of He said the produc- “Freedom” will range in tion is an opportunity age from 10 years old to expose young Lynn to 18 and rehearse at residents to the world of MAYOR JUDITH FLANAGAN KENNEDY LynnArts, 25 Exchange jazz, musical stage per- ANNOUNCES STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE The value of each coupon shown here is equal to St., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., formance, including script The Lynn Department of Public Works citywide street or greater than the price of the newspaper. sweeping program has commenced. The street-sweeping LAW OFFICES OF schedule for for April 24, 2017 through April 28, 2017 ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! includes: ITEM CLASSIFIEDS JAMES J. CARRIGAN If you would like to participate in • Social Security Disability WARD PRECINCT • Workers Compensation The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, GET RESULTS! • Accidents contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 25 years located across Monday 04/24/2017 4 1, 2, & 3 from Lynn District Court Tuesday 04/25/2017 4 3 & 4 Call Customer Service 15 Johnson St. 3 1 TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY 781-596-0100 Wednesday 04/26/2017 3 1, 2, & 3 to place an ad JAMES J. CARRIGAN Thursday 04/27/2017 3 2, 3, & 4 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Friday 04/28/2017 3 2, 3 & 4 781-593-7700, ext. 2 RONALD D. MALLOY 2 1 www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] This schedule is subject to change due to inclement weather. Should inclement weather prevent sweepers from working in your area as scheduled, they will return seven (7) days from the date originally scheduled. For public awareness, Lynn Community Television Channel 3/22 and Verizon Channel 37/38 also broadcast NIGHTS: Begins May 1 this schedule. Sweeping operations will be conducted Monday and Wednesdays 6-10 p.m from 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. Please remove all cars from the ONLINE HYBRID: Begins May 2 street and encourage your neighbors to do the same for Tuesdays 6-10 p.m. a cleaner LYNN. Where necessary, vehicles impeding DAYS: Begins May 16 sweeping operations will be ticketed or towed in Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 a.m.-3 p.m. accordance with city ordinances. Leaves pushed into the streets from lawns will not be swept up. A4 THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 OPINION JAY AMBROSE HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B A China deal to remember? John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   It’s tricky and scary, this mainly just wanted further virtually overnight by cut- News Editor Gordon R. Hall business of trying to get talks and asked North Ko- ting off trade. It had long 110 Munroe St. W   J. K Monica Connell Healey North Korea’s tyrannical rea to give its word about refrained from meaningful P.O. Box 5 Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton regime to give up its nu- no further development of sanctions despite constant Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan clear ambitions. Scarier the weapons while promis- urging. Then Trump, in his Chief Operating O cer Chairman Customer Service still would be an inane go- ing U.S. help in developing talks with Chinese Pres- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. P ‘  ahead signal, the kind of nuclear energy. ident Xi Jinping, clearly Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 thing, for instance, we got North Korea was ready to got through to him. Trump All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 under the Clinton admin- trot, and, before calling the backed off his own trade Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 istration. Say about him White House, Carter pub- threats at a time when Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 what you will, but Pres- licized the plan through China itself needs all the Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ident Donald Trump is CNN interviews. That put economic help it can get. Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 doing more than any pre- Clinton in a position of China quit importing coal Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 decessor to get China to do looking obstructionist if he from Korea in February Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 what’s needed, and China did not go along with Car- and appears to be contem- is the key in all of this. ter, and he did after first plating more such moves. Circulation Reviewing the fumble weakly arguing for tough- A collapsed North Korea [email protected] in the Clinton years helps ening things up some. could mean major prob- Ext. 3 explain how we got where Hayward tells us Kim Il lems for China, but the Newsroom we are and what we ought Sung died soon afterwards point is to keep North Ko- [email protected] to avoid. North Korea was and that the joke in the rea from risking collapse. [email protected] then preparing for the pro- State Department was that Another huge concern Ext. 4 duction of nuclear weap- he died of laughter at Car- is that North Korea could Sports EDITORIAL onry, and President Bill ter’s giveaways. North Ko- burst into a military fren- [email protected] Clinton, first telling the rea went right ahead with zy that, among the horrors, Ext. 5 Pentagon to get ready for its weapons development to would devastate South Ko- action if necessary, also the point it is now bragging rea. Might recent U.S. mil- Retail and Online Advertising Trump on the right asked the United Nations about having nuclear mis- itary actions in Syria and [email protected] to figure out sanctions that siles capable of reaching Afghanistan and an in- might help avert disaster. the United States. creased U.S. military pres- ADVERTISING track with this Then came Jimmy Carter. Carter’s was a patheti- ence near North Korea in Ernie Carpenter, Jr. As Steven F. Hayward cally common mode of ne- a week or so help instigate Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 related in his 2004 book, gotiation that substitutes such an outburst? Just the [email protected] “The Real Jimmy Carter,” starry eyed hopefulness opposite, some say. Mike Germano executive order this ex-president insisted for practical results. Of course, the greatest Director of Advertising he be allowed to visit with We saw the same thing in fear of all is that a fanat- and Business Development President Donald Trump brought a big dose dictator Kim Il Sung, and the Syrian deal on chem- ext. 1257 of his economic populism to Wisconsin Tuesday, ically governed, already [email protected] Clinton said OK despite ical weapons and varied dangerous North Korea where he signed an executive order that would misgivings. Carter’s pre- approximations of it in the Bob Gunther rein in a popular foreign worker program and becomes a full-scale nucle- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 sentation was prepared Iranian nuclear deal. An oc- ar power. While there is no [email protected] encourage federal agencies to “buy American.” for him. He was to threat- casional harrumph is about certainty in all of this and Michele Iannaco Trump is on the right track. The H-1B visa en sanctions if North Ko- as much as we’ve seen in program is widely used by technology compa- even the experts disagree, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 rea did not allow U.N. in- recent years concerning we do seem to be on the [email protected] nies but critics contend it’s being abused at the spections, hand over spent North Korea, which is now expense of American labor. And why shouldn’t right track. Ralph Mitchell fuel rods and otherwise being led by the murder- The last thing we need Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 federal agencies buy American products? They trash its nuke program. ously evil, short, fat, egoma- [email protected] should whenever possible. is a return to negotiations Instead, he said forget the niacal Kim Jong Un, who is people joke about. Patricia Whalen The order, by itself, may have a limited impact inspections and said the threatening nuclear war as Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 but the theater is perhaps as important as the United States would not nonchalantly as if just call- Jay Ambrose is an op- [email protected] actual act. Trump is keeping a campaign prom- ing for still more dessert. ed columnist for Tribune support U.N. sanctions. Ne- BUSINESS OFFICE ise, and, after a week of flip-flops on the Ex- gotiating beyond what Clin- A big part of the answer News Service. Readers port-Import Bank and China’s alleged currency ton wanted and his rights is China, which could erase may email him at speakto- Beth Bresnahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 manipulation, sending a message to his work- as a private citizen, Carter North Korea’s economy [email protected]. ing class supporters in places such as Wisconsin [email protected] that he hasn’t forgotten them. Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 That he chose Wisconsin, where he won a key [email protected] victory last fall, shows that the state remains a critical player in presidential politics. Trump Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 visited Kenosha toolmaker Snap-on Inc., which [email protected] is in House Speaker Paul Ryan’s district and is Marian Kinney the hometown of White House Chief of Staff Re- ext. 1212 ince Priebus. [email protected] The H-1B visa program has its place — helping Will Kraft companies around the country, but particularly Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 in Silicon Valley, fill jobs for which the supply of [email protected] American workers is thin. But an H-1B review Jennifer Perez is overdue. Critics of the program claim staffing ext. 1205 companies are undercutting American wages by [email protected] using the visas to recruit foreign labor and then Carolina Trujillo contracting those workers to large companies. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 The Associated Press reports that employers as [email protected] diverse as Walt Disney World and the University Jim Wilson of California at San Francisco have furloughed Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ALBERT R. HUNT [email protected] tech employees and replaced them with H-1B workers. That’s not the intent of the program CIRCULATION and should not be allowed. Lisa Mahmoud Trump’s order asks federal agencies to review Government shutdown not likely Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] the program and propose new rules to prevent fraud. The agencies also would propose changes All the elements of a de- provoke a crisis. That goes dies for low-income peo- CLASSIFIED so that the visas are only given to “most-skilled bacle will be in place next double after the collapse of ple that are provided by Abbe Young Smith or highest-paid applicants,” an administration week when congressional their health-care plan last Obamacare. Trump has Manager, ext. 1276 official told the AP. In all, about 85,000 of the vi- authorization expires for month. threatened to use this as [email protected] sas are awarded each year; in recent years, there financing the U.S. govern- “With a Republican leverage to force Demo- Kerry Smith have been several times that many applicants. ment. House, Republican Senate crats to agree to other Re- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 [email protected] Trump also wants to toughen up the require- Lawmakers, on recess and Republican adminis- publican health-care pro- ment that American-made goods be used in cer- now, will have only four tration, we don’t want to posals. The mere threat NEWSROOM tain federal construction projects or in highway days to iron out a deal. stumble into a shutdown,” of cutting off these funds, some industry experts Bill Brotherton projects that are paid for with federal grants. Right-wing Republicans see said Representative Tom Features Editor ext. 1338 Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross will review a chance to enact abortion Cole, a senior Oklahoma say, could wreak havoc on [email protected] health-insurance markets. how to close loopholes in the current rules and curbs and anti-immigrant Republican who is close to Gayla Cawley report back to Trump, especially on waivers to measures that opponents the House leadership. Because Trump proba- Reporter, ext. 1236 the buy-American rules in the nation’s trade won’t countenance. Dem- That doesn’t mean that de- bly is bluffing, some accord [email protected] is likely on this matter. deals. ocrats are in no mood to liberations will go smoothly Cheryl Charles There already are a few Trump’s own record as a businessman is mixed offer concessions. And the next week. Congressional Night Editor, ext. 1278 bipartisan deals in the [email protected] on these issues. Many Trump products are pro- administration of President appropriators have been works: a little more money duced overseas, and he has hired foreign work- Donald Trump has trouble working in a relatively bi- Leah M. Dearborn for the National Institutes ers at his properties including at Mar-a-Lago, getting its act together. partisan way to fashion a Reporter, ext. 1317 of Health, and more pension [email protected] his club in Palm Beach, Fla., which has become Sound like a government spending plan that can win and health-care funding for his frequent base of operations on weekends. shutdown in the making? majority support, but little Tori Faieta It’s very unlikely. of their handiwork has been retired miners espoused by Copy Editor No matter, he’s right on the overall thrust of Senate Republican leader [email protected] this executive order. After the agency review, Funding for the govern- taken to the rank-and-file of Mitch McConnell of Ken- Thomas Grillo Congress may need to act, though, to ensure ment will expire on April either party. 28 without congressional The far-right House Re- tucky and West Virginia’s Reporter, ext. 1264 that “Buy American, Hire American” actually Joe Manchin, an embattled [email protected] means something. action. The odds are that publican freedom caucus of there will be a one- or two- about three-dozen members, Democrat up for re-election Spenser Hasak next year. There even could Photographer, ext. 1332 The above editorial appeared in the Milwaukee week extension, with the emboldened by their success [email protected] Journal Sentinel on Wednesday. be a sop to Trump, with battle joined and probably in killing the Obamacare Thor Jourgensen resolved by mid-May. replacement bill advocat- money directed at the De- partment of Homeland Se- News Editor, ext. 1267 Trump’s budget director, ed by Trump and the party [email protected] Mick Mulvaney, has insist- leadership, won’t settle eas- curity but not earmarked for a border wall. Steve Krause ed that a spending bill for ily. Lacking their support, Sports Editor, ext. 1229 The April 28 cutoff date the upcoming year must House Speaker Paul Ryan [email protected] was set in December by include money for Trump’s may be forced to cut a deal Republicans once they Katie Morrison proposed wall along the with Democrats, something Sports Reporter knew they would control Mexican border, and must House leaders have been [email protected] the government in 2017. cut off funds to cities that loath to do. Owen O’Rourke At the time, they thought don’t cooperate with Wash- In the Senate, Democrats Photographer, ext. 1224 the Trump administration [email protected] ington in cracking down on have to be included in any would need just 100 days Anne Marie Tobin undocumented workers. funding agreement. That’s to reorder government pri- These measures, or big Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 because filibuster rules orities. It didn’t work out [email protected] cuts in current spending, mean that most spending that way. So now they just won’t fly with Democrats. legislation can’t pass with- Bridget Turcotte PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS want to get past it. Reporter, ext. 1269 That means they’re like- out 60 votes. There are 52 [email protected] President Donald Trump speaks at tool man- ly to be dropped, as it is Republican senators. Albert R. Hunt is a David Wilson ufacturer Snap-on Inc. in Kenosha, Wis., on not in the political interest Democrats may try Bloomberg View columnist. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Tuesday. of Trump or Republican to bargain for preserv- Readers may email him at [email protected] congressional leaders to ing the insurance subsi- [email protected]. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT

COMING ATTRACTIONS Thorogood, Donny & Marie The concert is free and open festival.org. Click on About Us to the public; free-will donations and then Contact Us to send are Lynn-bound will be accepted. In addition to questions. Or email artauction@ LYNN — The Lynn Auditorium audience donations, supple- marbleheadfestival.org. has added two hot concerts to mental funding is provided by its summer schedule. George the Kay Jauron Fund. Child care Art submissions sought Thorogood & the Destroyers will will be provided during the per- MARBLEHEAD — The Marble- rock the joint on July 26 and formance. For more information, head Festival of Arts is looking Donny & Marie Osmond will per- call 781-592-6081 or go to the- for submissions in a broad ar- form on Aug. 17. firstchurch.org. ray of visual arts genres, special Tickets are now on sale at Champions Carnival categories for Senior as well as lynnauditorium.com, by calling Youth and Student Art, plus Writ- 781-599-SHOW or visiting the wrestling er’s World. The basic eligibility box office at Lynn City Hall. Pre- BEVERLY — On April 29, Elk- requirement is a connection to sale codes are BONE and OS- Essex County. Anyone living or MOND. Mania Promotions presents Champions Carnival, a fun-filled working in the county is eligible, as is anyone who is a member Francey at me&thee evening of championship wres- tling matches at Beverly/Salem of an Essex County art associa- MARBLEHEAD — Tomorrow Elks Lodge, 39 Bow St. Doors tion or writing group. The festival’s website, www. night, the me&thee coffeehouse open at 6:30 p.m.; bell time is marbleheadfestival.org, pro- will feature David Francey, one 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 in ad- vides information about dates, of Canada’s best-loved trouba- vance at Silver Moon Comics at COURTESY PHOTO awards, sizes, contact names, dours. A three-time Juno Award East India Square Mall in Sa- criteria for each medium, fram- winner whose straightforward lem. Tickets will be available at Donny and Marie Osmond will perform at Lynn Auditorium on Aug. 17. ing and display. songs tell honest stories of the door for $12. Creative Salem real people and real places, members get $2 off admission. brates its 25th anniversary with als will be in Salem at Dance En- jewelry, floral arrangements and Francey’s poetic perception and Bay State Champion, Salem’s a concert to benefit the Nahant thusiasm and the performance other items, Mother’s Day gifts, Poetry Festival in Salem Village Church, 27 Cliff St. The will be at the Old North Church in baked goods, a lobster roll lun- a keen eye for the heart of the own Derek Simonetti, returns to SALEM — The ninth Massa- concert is April 30 at 4 p.m. This Marblehead. This summer’s pro- cheon and more. Tables are matter are trademarks of the face the unpredictable Danvers chusetts Poetry Festival will be man and his music. His songs native “Tough Talk” Tony Spencer. will be the first appearance of gram, with the theme of “Love”, available to rent for $25 each. the chorus on the North Shore. takes place July 24 to 28 from May 5-7 downtown, bringing and stories are a direct connec- Simonetti won the title in the gru- If interested, please contact the America’s most admired poets The concert features Nahant 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Enrollment is tion for audiences seeking depth eling 30-man North Shore Rum- church office at 781-599-3170. to celebrate Massachusetts’ resident and soprano soloist limited to 15 participants. and meaning in the day-to-day. ble. Spencer has been demand- lively contemporary poetry Ute Gfrerer, in a program of au- For more information or to Doors open at 7:30 p.m. for ing a title shot from the moment Marblehead Art Auction scene. dience favorites from the past enroll your child, call 978-210- the 8 p.m. show. Tickets are $20 he was pinned by Simonetti in Throughout the weekend, the in advance and $23 at the door. the Rumble finals, claiming it was 25 years. The chorus recently 9818 or email theatreoflight@ MARBLEHEAD — The annual comcast.net. To read more de- Art Auction, a fundraiser for the following highly acclaimed po- Tickets for students are $10. an unmitigated fluke. returned from a concert tour to ets will be featured: Poet Lau- Tickets are available online at All-Star champion “The Ma- Wales and a performance at tails about the program, visit July 4 Marblehead Festival of the website www.northshoreidol. Arts, will be at Abbot Hall April reate 2003 Louise Glück, Gug- www.meandthee.org and can niacal” (Jack Krueger) is set to London’s Royal Albert Hall. Ad- genheim Fellow Eileen Myles, vpweb.com. 29, 6-10 p.m. This event will be purchased in person at the face one of independent wres- mission is $25. Tickets can be Rigoberto González, Kazim Ali, feature works of local craftspeo- Spirit of ’76 Bookstore or the Ar- tling’s most recognizable stars in obtained at http://www.nahant- Ross Gay, Andrea Cohen, Emily nould Gallery in town. JT Dunn. villagechurch.org/events. Manga workshop in Saugus ple and businesses. Tickets are Pettit, Cornelius Eady, Aimee Ne- There will be five additional available at Shubie’s, Arnould zhukumatathil, Tom Sleigh and Youth orchestra auditions SAUGUS — A manga workshop Gallery and the Spirit of ’76 Armenian rugs exhibit championship matches, includ- for youths age 12 and older will Dara Wier. ing a four-team tournament to Bookstore for $35. Tickets can The Mass Poetry Festival of- LYNN — Lynn Museum will MANCHESTER — The North- be April 27, 4 to 4:45 p.m., at also be purchased online for crown the inaugural New En- east Massachusetts Youth Or- Saugus Public Library. The work- fers nearly 100 poetry readings host a one-day exhibit, “Rare gland Tag Team Champions. $30. There will also be a free and workshops, a small-press Armenian Antique Rugs,” from chestras (NMYO) is accepting shop will cover a brief history of preview, April 28, 6-8 p.m. Champions Carnival is a fund- the art form and then feature a and literary fair, panels, poetry the collection of Raffi M. Man- musicians for its 2017-2018 The auction is really two auc- raiser for the Beverly/Salem hands-on demonstration. Call slams and open-air readings. jikian on Saturday from 10 a.m. season. Auditions will take place tions, one live and one silent. The Elks Tools for Schools Program, 781-231-4168 or sign up in Panel topics range broadly from to noon. As part of its ongoing on June 10 between 8:30 a.m. works are many and varied. The which provides school supplies and 5 p.m. at Ipswich High person at the library. The State of Poetry, poetry and exhibit, “Heartstrings: Embracing to Salem Public School students silent auction will also include School for all new and continu- gender, book publishing, Dough- Armenian Needlelace, Embroi- in need. In August, some 300 gift certificates for such things as ing NMYO musicians. Spring craft fair nuts with Emily Dickinson, and dery and Rugs,” the museum is backpacks filled with school services, museum passes and To register for an audition, a poetry bordello. Admission is delighted to welcome Manjikian supplies were given at no charge restaurants. The auction commit- check the audition requirements LYNN — First Church of Christ in $20, and $7 for students and for a special showing of rare, to students in all grade levels. tee is still soliciting donations of or learn more about NMYO, go to Lynn, Congregational, 678 Lynn- seniors; an additional $10 ser- antique rugs from his collection. artwork and gift certificates. For www.nmyo.org or call 978-309- field St., will host its Spring Craft vice fee for all workshops. The showing coincides with information about contributing Warren dances into Beverly 9833. Fair, Saturday, May 6, 9 a.m. to 3 Visit www.masspoetry.org for the 102nd anniversary of the p.m. Offered will be homemade items, go to www.marblehead- more information. date widely acknowledged as BEVERLY — Lesley Ann Warren the beginning of the Armenian will be stepping into the North Voices of Hope in Beverly genocide, April 24, 1915. Arme- Shore Music Theatre touring BEVERLY — Voices of Hope will nians worldwide commemorate stop of “Dance to the Movies,” You are Invited to Our Classes at the Barn! present a production of “Chil- that date in honor of the intel- replacing previously announced dren of Eden” at North Shore ligentsia they lost; the 1.5 mil- guest stars Shirley Jones and Music Theatre on May 6. Voice of lion Armenians who were killed her son, stage/screen star Pat- Hope is a nonprofit organization during the genocide and the rick Cassidy. The show is at Bill of more than 200 individuals thousands of Armenians who Hanney’s North Shore Music were forcibly deported from their Theatre for two performances from Greater Boston who donate homeland. only on April 29. their time and creative talents to For more information on “Dance to the Movies” cele- raise awareness and funds for “Heartstrings” and this special brates and reinvents some of cancer research. one-day showcase, go to lyn- Hollywood’s best musical mo- “Children of Eden” is an inspi- nmuseum.org. ments. Seven of TV and stage’s rational, joy-filled and hopeful top choreographers bring to life musical that is freely based on Soli Deo Gloria concert the classic movie dances of yes- the story of Genesis. 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[email protected] 781-593-7700, ext. 1300 THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Suspects sought in Lynn POLICE/FIRE All address information, particu- tivity at 8:40 a.m. Tuesday at caller reported a vandalized larly arrests, reflect police records. In Harbor and Ocean avenues. A car. Police reported there are armed home invasion the event of a perceived inaccuracy, caller reported she saw a man no suspects. it is the sole responsibility of the con- take a cement mooring off of By Gayla Cawley Police Lt. Dave Brown nose injury, but declined the beach at Cat Boat Cove REVERE ITEM STAFF said. further medical attention, cerned party to contact the relevant and put it in the back of his police department and have the de- Brown said the two Brown said. hatchback car. Arrests LYNN — Police are in- roommates told officers The suspects had fled partment issue a notice of correction A report of the grandparent vestigating an armed that they heard a knock at before police arrived. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- scam at 11:53 a.m. Tuesday Hernan Gavidia, 47, of 651 home invasion at a Broad- their apartment door, and “The circumstances of ifications will not be made without on Jersey Street. A caller re- Beach St., Apt. 1, was arrest- way apartment on Tues- after opening it, two black this incident remain un- express notice of change from the ported falling for the grandpar- ed on a warrant at 9:48 p.m. day afternoon. men forced their way in- der investigation, but it arresting police department. ent scam and gave her credit Tuesday. Police responded to 303 side. One of the suspects is unlikely this was a ran- card information for $2,000. Daniel J. Hanlon, 30, of 60 Broadway around 2:30 allegedly had a handgun. dom act,” Brown said. Shortly after the transaction, Putnam St., East Boston, was p.m. on a report of a home During a struggle for LYNN her grandson came over. She arrested and charged with invasion involving a gun, control of the gun, one of Gayla Cawley can be called the bank and was told speeding, OUI drugs and negli- and found two male vic- the victims was struck in reached at gcawley@item- Arrests the money had already left her gent operation of a motor vehi- account. tims, 26 and 27, who had the face with the weap- live.com. Follow her on Edward Perez, of 303 cle at 1:37 p.m. Tuesday. A caller reported that he left their apartment, Lynn on. He was treated for a Twitter @GaylaCawley. Broadway, was arrested on Noe A. Hernandez, 41, of heard a group of teens/skate- warrant charges of shoplifting 651 Beach St., Apt. 1, was boards coming by the house by concealing merchandise, arrested and charged with as- and “drop something heavy” in larceny, assault and battery sault and battery with a dan- the middle of the road at 7:41 NSCC's promise: free tuition with a dangerous weapon, gerous weapon at 9:48 p.m. p.m. Tuesday on Jersey Street. assault and battery and un- Tuesday. TUITION He checked and found it was armed robbery at 3:37 p.m. an opened package from Accidents From A1 Tuesday. Guernsey Street. Police spoke Paul Pustorino, 26, of 10 A report of a motor vehicle especially bad news for with the kids who said they Barrett Road, was arrested hit and run accident at 3:46 area employers compet- had nothing to do with it. The and charged with failure to a.m. Tuesday on Revere Street. ing for skilled and creden- package was returned to the stop/yield and operation of Diana L. Ciulla, 63, of 505 Re- tialed workers.” owner, with nothing damaged a motor vehicle with a sus- vere Beach Blvd., Apt. 1, was Gentile said years of or missing. pended license at 8:53 a.m. A report of a person crying summoned for two counts of analyzing the school’s Wednesday. leaving an accident scene after enrollment led to the re- at 11:17 p.m. Tuesday on Barnard Hawkes Court. A call- property damage and reckless alization that there are Accidents operation of a motor vehicle. a significant amount of er reported hearing someone A report of a motor vehicle crying next door and said it A report of a motor vehicle potential students who, accident at 1:06 p.m. Tues- despite the relative af- hit and run accident at 1:56 happens often. Police reported p.m. Tuesday at 225 Boston St. it was possibly the TV. day at Ray’s Sunoco Service fordability of community on Broadway; at 3:55 p.m. college, fall into the gap of A report of a motor vehicle accident at 4:24 p.m. Tuesday PEABODY Tuesday on Copeland Circle; at not believing they can af- 5:51 p.m. Tuesday on Reser- ford an education. Annual at 27 Houston Place; at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday at Dollar Tree at voir Avenue; at 8:10 p.m. Tues- tuition and fees for a full- Accidents day on Copeland Circle. time student total $6,060. 759 Lynnway; at 5:35 p.m. “With a booming econ- Tuesday at 367 Washington A report of a motor vehicle ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK omy, these folks are St.; at 7:21 a.m. Wednesday accident at 2:21 p.m. Tuesday Assaults at 2 Technology Drive; at 3:43 choosing employment but North Shore Community College will offer a at 867 Lynnfield St.; at 7:32 A report of an assault at we know that without “free college” pilot program starting in the fall a.m. Wednesday at Hobson p.m. Tuesday at 33 Fairview Ave. and 2 Troy St. A caller 9:48 p.m. Tuesday on Beach post-secondary qualifi- of 2017. and South streets; at 8:41 Street. cations they are at great a.m. Wednesday at Boston reported he struck a dog in the street. Police reported the risk for unemployment credits in an eligible Com- Gentile said the school and Kirtland streets; at 10:02 Complaints or lack of advancement monwealth commitment anticipates that most of a.m. Wednesday at Lynnway dog owner left the area with potential when the econo- pathway or an eligible those who will take ad- and Shepard Street; at 11:14 the dog prior to their arrival; A report of a disturbance my declines,” Gentile said. NSCC program for the vantage of the program a.m. Wednesday at 137 Euclid at 5:14 p.m. Tuesday at St. at 3:52 p.m. Tuesday at Hill “NSCC is committed to Fall 2017 semester will be first-generation Ave.; at 1:07 p.m. Wednesday Thomas the Apostle Church School on Park Avenue; at at 1 Margin St.; at 7:14 a.m. making college affordable • Be a Massachusetts college-goers who likely at 873 Lynnfield St. 6:46 p.m. Tuesday at Target on Wednesday at Spring Hill for even more students resident come from more disadvan- Furlong Drive; at 11:31 p.m. Suites at 43 Newbury St.; at to achieve the life-long • Have a high school Breaking and Entering Tuesday on Harris Street. taged North Shore neigh- 8:13 a.m. Wednesday at 17 dream of a college degree GPA of 2.3 or higher borhoods. A report of a breaking and Centennial Drive; at 12:03 with less student debt.” • File a 2017-18 Free “These are the folks who Overdose entering at 2:33 p.m. Tuesday p.m. Wednesday at 81 Central Applications are being Application for Federal are having the most diffi- at 7-Eleven at 303 Broadway. St. and 1 Goldberg Road. A report of a possible over- accepted at the school on a Student Aid (FAFSA) pri- culty affording the cost of A report of a motor vehi- dose at 6:43 p.m. Tuesday on first-come, first-serve ba- or to May 1 a college degree, yet they sis for the first 100 qual- • Be eligible for a Feder- cle breaking and entering at Complaints Revere Beach Parkway. compose the largest un- 8:39 p.m. Tuesday at YMCA at ified students. Interested al Pell Grant tapped pool of underde- A report of suspicious ac- potential students need to • Be willing to complete 20 Neptune Blvd.; at 10:02 Theft veloped talent for those p.m. Tuesday at 66 Laighton tivity at 7:57 p.m. Tuesday apply for the award and a degree at NSCC in two- future high and middle on Andover Street. A caller A report of a larceny/forg- be accepted by May 1. and-a-half years or five St.; at 10:27 p.m. Tuesday at skilled jobs,” Gentile said. 5 Gardiner St.; at 12:24 a.m. reported that a vehicle pulled ery/fraud at 2:28 p.m. Tuesday To be eligible for the continuous semesters over, dropped a bucket on on Suffolk Avenue. award, potential stu- • Meet NSCC’s Satis- Bridget Turcotte can be Wednesday at MBTA Parking Garage at 186 Market St.; at the side of the road and dents must: factory Academic Prog- reached at bturcotte@item- drove off. Police reported an Vandalism • Enroll as a new stu- ress (SAP) requirements live.com. Follow her on 7:25 a.m. Wednesday at Union and Washington streets. empty bucket was found; at dent with at least 15 throughout enrollment Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. 1:10 p.m. Wednesday at 220 A report of vandalism at Complaints Lynn St. A caller reported a 3:18 p.m. Tuesday on Pearl man came to the front door Avenue. Health center may be News for Malden A report of a disturbance and tried to force his way at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday at 23 into the front door when she SAUGUS Mall St.; at 3:38 p.m. Tuesday opened it. He drove a red car at 2 Union St.; at 9:23 p.m. and had a dog. The caller re- Accidents Tuesday at 3 Tower Hill Circle; ported the man asked her if A report of a motor vehicle A possi- at 9:48 p.m. Tuesday at 134 it was her stray dog. She said no and then closed the door. accident at 8:03 p.m. Tuesday ble site Curwin Circle; at 11:22 a.m. The man then tried to open on Salem Turnpike. A caller for South Wednesday at 82 West Nep- tune St. the door, before leaving the reported a chair fell off a car Cove area; at 1:19 p.m. Wednes- and she drove into it. Police Communi- Theft day at 8 Villa Lane and 3 reported two cars drove into ty Health Magnolia Terrace. Police a chair that fell off of a sedan. Center in A report of a larceny at 2:18 checked the area for possible Police removed the chair from Malden. p.m. Tuesday at Payless Shoes drug activity. the road. at 17 State St.; at 2:37 p.m. A report of a disturbance at COURTESY PHOTO Tuesday at Shaw’s Supermarket 8:41 p.m. Tuesday at 22 Red- Fire at 43 State St.; at 3:37 p.m. berry Lane. MALDEN health center in Malden,” best uses for that loca- Wednesday at 45/47 Grant St. A report of a suspicious A report of an outside fire at From A1 he said. “Many (Malden tion and a use that would A report of a motor vehicle motor vehicle at 1:18 a.m. 2:19 a.m. Wednesday on Pratt residents) now travel reg- benefit our residents,” she theft at 1:49 p.m. Wednesday Wednesday at 6 Orchard Ter- Overpass. The fire department South Cove wants to es- ularly to our Boston loca- said. “I am totally in sup- at 89 Clark St. race. A caller reported a gray reported locating a small fire tablish a medical center tions and would be seen port.” sedan parked and occupied on top of the cliffs and they and community health right in their own commu- City Councilor Paul Con- Vandalism by several youths. The caller were relocating to the shops center in an area zoned for nity if we are successful.” don, whose ward abuts the thought they might be up to no of Saugus. Two small brush industrial use. The build- The former newspa- site by one street, also A report of vandalism at good. Police reported the peo- fires were reported and extin- ing’s owners are hoping per’s owners tried for expressed support for the 2:23 p.m. Tuesday at 160 Es- ple involved agreed to stay in- guished. for a favorable decision at several years to sell the South Cove project. sex St. side the residence for the rest the next planning board building. A purchase-and- If the special permit is A report of motor vehicle of the night. SWAMPSCOTT meeting May 10. sale agreement with a granted by the planning vandalism at 7:41 p.m. Tues- A public hearing on the self-storage outlet in July board, South Cove proj- day at 33A Jackson St.; at Fire Arrest matter was tabled April 2016 included a plan to ects opening in Malden as 3:28 p.m. Wednesday at 185 12 without a decision. raze the building and con- soon as December 2017, North Common St. A report of a brush fire at Juliana Gonzalez, 34, was In business since 1972, struct a four-story facility. following a roof-to-floor re- 10:53 p.m. Tuesday at Springs arrested and charged with South Cove has locations That offer was with- modeling operation. MARBLEHEAD Pond. A caller reported he impeded operation and oper- in Brighton, Chinatown, drawn and newspaper The Malden Evening could see a large camp fire ation of a motor vehicle with Quincy, and adjacent to operations continued News and Medford Daily Accidents across Springs Pond. Police a suspended license at 6:06 South Station in Boston. after strong objections p.m. Tuesday. Mercury operated in the reported they could not find Around 32,000 patients from Malden Council- A report of a motor vehicle hit the fire. 16,000 square-foot build- per year are seen at the or-at-Large Craig Spada- and run accident at 3:13 p.m. Breaking and Entering existing locations annu- fora and other city offi- ing on the 1.2-acre site for Tuesday on Pleasant Street. Vandalism ally. cials. the past 40 years since its A report of a motor vehicle South Cove officials say South Cove has had construction in 1977. Complaints A report of vandalism at breaking and entering at 9:46 nearly 4,000 Malden res- two neighborhood meet- Citing financial issues, 12:49 p.m. Wednesday at 35 p.m. Tuesday at 120 Puritan idents are currently ac- ings and its plans have the two newspapers, A report of suspicious ac- Veterans Memorial Drive. A Road. tive patients in its medi- received largely favorable which printed a daily edi- cal system. CEO Eugene reviews, according to Mal- tion since 1882, ceased Welch said a Malden loca- den Council President Peg publication Jan. 23. The tion would be ideal for its Crowe. The proposed site Horgan family, all Lynn local patients. is in Ward 1, which Crowe natives, finalized the sale Lynn Drug Task Force “Many times we have represents. of the building and land in 781-477-4444 been asked to establish a “It would be one of the February. Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411)

call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Spanish menu available to start your daily subscription. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. A8 THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Denise Di Novi wants to be called a ‘female director’

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Men pick the movies. Women only go to movies that their husbands choose. And men definitely don’t see movies about women. That was the prevailing line of thought at Hollywood studios not too long ago. Denise Di Novi, a prolific producer behind every- thing from “Batman Returns” to “The Sis- terhood of the Traveling Pants,” heard it for years when she was starting out. Back then, she mostly felt lucky to be one of the few PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS female producers around. Directing didn’t PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS seem like a possibility. In fact, Di Novi said, it felt “insurmountable.” Casino still holding Elvis Presley Posh day at palace: Now, nearly 30 years after she made a items sought by estate name for herself as the producer of “Heath- Victoria Beckham gets ers,” Di Novi is making her directorial LAS VEGAS (AP) — the 10-year leasing agree- debut with the thriller “Unforgettable.” Out royal recognition Hundreds of Elvis Pres- ment that Westgate al- Friday, the film is about a woman driven to ley artifacts and memo- madness when her ex-husband brings a new leges the exhibit default- LONDON (AP) — It was a rabilia are still being held fiancée home. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed on when it vacated the posh day at the palace for for- by a Las Vegas casino, a off-Strip casino space. mer Spice Girl Victoria Beck- Sick, and sicker: year after the King’s es- A judge ruled in May ham, left. tate filed a lawsuit to get 2016 that Elvis Presley The pop singer turned fashion Apatow has new book of those valuables back from Enterprises, which runs designer was made an Officer of comedian interviews a short-lived exhibit. the Graceland attraction the Order of the British Empire Westgate Las Vegas in Memphis, Tenn., could Wednesday. Resort and Casino’s chief get them back by posting Prince William, left, present- NEW YORK (AP) — Judd Apatow likes operating officer Mark a $9 million bond while ed the award at Buckingham nothing more than topping his own joke. Waltrip said Wednesday the leasing issue was Palace. The filmmaker is putting together a that the items — includ- “I’m proud to be British,” she sequel to his best-selling “Sick in the ing stage outfits, jewelry pending. said in a statement. Head,” which featured conversations and letters, among other All parties instead She was accompanied by her with Mel Brooks, Jerry Seinfeld and artifacts from the career, agreed to take the case parents and her husband, re- other comedians. The new book could home and wedding of El- into arbitration. Waltrip tired soccer star David Beck- only be called “Sicker in the Head.” It vis — remain locked up at said a judge’s decision ham. The couple’s four children includes Norman Lear, Kevin Hart the casino site where the is expected in the next did not attend. and Whitney Cummings. now-shuttered “Graceland month. The 43-year-old Beckham has “Knocked Up” and “This Is 40.” He is Presents Elvis” attraction The Presley estate made a success of her fashion donating author proceeds from his new once stood. didn’t return calls and line despite initial skepticism PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS book to charity. The dispute stems from emails seeking comment. about her ability to cross over from singing to design. Olympics star Jessica En- nis-Hill and award-winning actor Mark Rylance also received honors.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘Blacklist’ actor’s real-life roles: Chris Brown poses with an orange vinyl recording of Marine, NYC firefighter Stories for Ways and Means LOS ANGELES (AP) — and Slick Rick’s The Great es shifting gears with a Actor Hisham Tawfiq character, Tawfiq ac- Adventures of Slick Rick. has played an impressive knowledges being con- range of roles in his own flicted in this case. Vinyl music gives life, from Marine to New He recalled receiving record stores a boost York City firefighter to the script in which Dembe man of faith. reveals Red’s responsibil- in a digital world His best-known screen ity in a shooting: “When part to date is that of I read that, my heart PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Dembe, stalwart field dropped and I said, ‘No, Record stores have not only soldier for criminal Dembe wouldn’t do that!’” survived the onslaught of mastermind Red (James Tawfiq knows firsthand, pirated music, digital downloads Spader) on NBC’s “The however, the twists that and online streaming services. Blacklist.” As the season life can take. The New They’re now growing in num- resumes Thursday (9 p.m. York-born actor, who bers. EDT), Dembe’s loyalty is skillfully deploys an Several hundred indie mu- in question after Red’s African accent as Dembe, sic retailers have opened in near-fatal poisoning and took an unexpected jour- the past five years in the U.S. he’s on the run. ney to a full-time acting thanks largely to the resur- While any actor relish- career. gence of vinyl records, industry officials say. “Stores are popping up in small towns. There’s enough SEND US YOUR STUFF vinyl business to support them. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, You have a lot of young entre- preneurs who are seeing this PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR opportunity,” said Wes Lowe SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. from Alliance Entertainment Rockin’ n rollin’ in Lynn Corp., the nation’s largest wholesale distributor of compact The oddest things — other than the Features editor — have a habit of find- discs, DVDs and vinyl record ing their way into the Item’s headquarters. albums. For example, take this vintage concert flier of a Lynn concert by The King- That gives music lovers some- smen, the 1960s garage rock band that recorded the scandalous rock ’n’ roll thing to cheer as Record Store classic “Louie Louie,” that has come into our possession. And check out the Day celebrates its 10th anni- opening act: Barry Tashian and the Remains, the Bay State band that opened versary Saturday in stores from for The Beatles on their final U.S. tour in 1966, including their Aug. 18 date at Maine to California. Suffolk Downs. The annual event pays hom- You’ll notice that the show took place on a Sunday afternoon in May at Lynn The North Shore’s best burgers! age to the neighborhood music Memorial Auditorium. And tickets — a whopping $2, $2.50 and $3 — were KENO store, the place where people available at the City Hall box office and at Ben Brown’s Music at 136 Munroe Live music Thursday and Friday LUNCH SPECIAL! have long gathered to thumb St., just down the street from the current Item HQ. 858 Western Ave., Lynn $10 Burger, Fries, through vinyl records or cas- You’ll also notice that the year of this show is missing. Does anyone remem- 781-596-2342 and Draft Beer sette tapes. ber it? Were you there? Please help us fill in the blanks. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Harold Rivera four frames, while the Spartans ITEM STAFF were aided by critical baserun- ning mistakes committed by the LYNN — If you’re up against Crusaders. the St. Mary’s baseball team, it’s Fenwick ran itself into dou- best not to let the Spartans hang ble-plays to end the second and around. Bishop Fenwick led 3-0 third innings, and one of those through 5 1/2 innings, but failed occurred with runners on second to deliver the knockout punch. and third. The Spartans sparked a ve-run “Those were huge,” Canty Jr. rally in the bottom of the sixth to said. “We work on that everyday, steal the victory, 5-3, on Wednes- we do our running with our hit- day at Fraser Field. ting. We try to make sure we’re For Fenwick, Wednesday’s game getting good reads, things like was full of missed opportunities. that. We have to make sure we “We have to make sure we take get rid of those mistakes and we care of our opportunities better,” need to continue to work on it.” Fenwick coach Kevin Canty Jr. St. Mary’s pitcher Kordell Hen- said. “When we have chances to riquez managed to keep the Cru- put teams away, we put teams saders off the scoreboard until away. We’re pretty young, so I the top of the fth, when Fen- know we’ll make some mistakes. wick took a 2-0 lead. Dan Mas- I just wish they didn’t come at tromatteo led off with a single such critical times.” and advanced to second after a The game went scoreless for the failed pickoff attempt. Nick Fowl- rst four innings. Fenwick start- er bunted him over to third, and ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ing pitcher Dave Furtado allowed ST. MARY’S, B3 St. Mary’s catcher Ryan Turenne chases down Fenwick’s Cam Eon, who broke for home just two hits through the rst as the pitch was delivered. Turenne tagged out Eon as he scampered back to third. Leahy does Missed it all for opportunities Big Blue hurt English SOFTBALL By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Dax Billingsley has thrown two gems this season for Lynn English, and all he has to Hannah Leahy was the star show for it on his personal record is a loss. of the game yet again for the Swampscott softball team Billingsley pitched impressively last week in Wednesday as it routed Malden, English’s season-opening win over Malden, but 11-2. did not factor into the decision. Wednesday, he Leahy pitched seven innings pitched into the eighth inning against Gloucester and only gave up two runs while at Fraser Field, giving up only six hits. But the striking out 13 batters, then Bulldogs, in their home opener, fell in extras to the turned around and went 3-for-4 Fishermen, 4-1. at the plate with two home runs, Billingsley did have his issues. He hit four bat- a double and four RBI. Mia Hop- ters (two in a row twice, including to lead off the kins went 2-for-3 in the win. game). And he walked three. None of those run- SOFTBALL ners ended up scoring, however. Lynn Classical 16, “I feel bad for Dax,” said English coach Joe Ca- Salem 0 (F/5) ponigro. “He competes. He competes every time he Tori Adams got the win on the goes out there. But we can’t seem to give him any mound, tossing the rst four in- offensive support.” nings and giving up just one hit Billingsley kept the Fishermen batters off-bal- with six strikeouts. Kiara Ed- ance with his assortment of slow, often tantaliz- monds pitched one scoreless in- ing, breaking pitches — some of which look almost ning of relief. like knuckleballs as they’re coming to the plate. On the offensive end, Rebec- He wiggled in and out of trouble all day (he only ca Walker went 2-for-4 with two had one 1-2-3 inning), but always made pitches RBI, while Madison Vigliotta and when he had to get out of the jams. McKenzie Shea each went 1-for-1 His only hiccup until the eighth inning came in with two RBI. Kayla Morrill also the fourth, when Daylon Lark led off with an in- had a big day at the plate, going eld single and then, with two out, Liam Lyons 2-for-3 with two RBI. lined a base hit to center eld. Lyons ended up playing a huge part in this Marblehead 20, Medford 8 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The Magicians (3-1) took an game. The starting center elder ended up throw- early 8-1 lead after two innings, English’s Wilbur Rosario, left, gets airborne to try and catch a high ing three brilliant innings in relief of starter John throw from the catcher as Gloucester’s Sal Costanza slides safely SOFTBALL, B2 into second. ENGLISH, B2 Sachems softball shuts down Revere By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — After a tough loss to Beverly on Monday, the Saugus soft- ball team was hoping to regain its con dence with a win on Wednesday. The Sachems got what they were searching for with a 5-2 victory over Revere at Belmonte Middle School. Saugus rallied for four runs in the bottom of the rst inning and stayed on top for the remainder of the game. Revere struck back with a pair of runs in the top of the fth, but the ITEM FILE PHOTO Patriots couldn’t generate any more Alec Matho, left, scored six goals for St. offense beyond that. Mary’s Wednesday. “When we don’t show up, teams jump on us and that’s what hap- pened today,” Revere coach Joe Cic- Spartans roll to carello said. “We’re not experienced enough to give teams runs and be able to come back. We came too loose, decisive win too unfocused and it came back to bite us.” SCHOOL ROUNDUP Saugus’ Nystasia Rowe and Taylor Bogdanski led the bottom of the rst By Mike Alongi with a pair of singles, and Emma FOR THE ITEM Howard reached on an error to load the bases. Caity Sheehan hit a RBI The St. Mary’s boys lacrosse team logged a big win single to put Saugus ahead, 1-0. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Wednesday, topping Lynn eld, 18-8, on the road. Caitlyn Wood kept the rally alive The Spartans’ attackers were in the zone, as Alec with a RBI single of her own, scoring Saugus pitcher Caitlyn Wood allowed just two runs in a com- Matho (six goals, three assists), Nick Napolitano ( ve Bogdanski. Alex Almquist made it a plete-game victory. goals, four assists) and Andrew Kreamer (three goals, 3-0 game with a sacri ce  y, and Sa- Caitlyn (Wood), she’s kept us in ev- scored on an RBI single off the bat of three assists) accounted for 14 of St. Mary’s 18 goals. die DiCenso’s RBI single capped the Dante Maribito helped facilitate the offense with four four-run rally for Saugus. ery game she’s pitched. It’s good to Wood to cushion Saugus’ lead to 5-0. assists, and Anthony DelVecchio was strong on faceoffs. “We got a lead in the Beverly game, win a low-scoring game like this. We Wood led the way both offensively Overall, it was a great team effort for the Spartans. 1-0, but to come out here and get a needed to focus on playing a clean and on the mound for the Sachems. “We played great today, everything seemed to be four-run lead against a team like Re- game.” She went 2-for-3 at the plate with clicking,” St. Mary’s coach Josh Field said. “They re- vere, I couldn’t ask for anything more,” Saugus added a run in the bottom two RBI, and totalled seven strike- ally played together as a group. It was fun to watch.” Saugus coach Steve Almquist said. of the second to make it a 5-0 advan- outs on the mound in a complete He added, “We preached to the tage. Howard reached on a single SCHOOL, B2 kids about getting out to a fast start. with one out. Two batters later, she SAUGUS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 Softball: Peabody offense hot in lopsided victory SOFTBALL second baseman Ashley doubles, a walk, five RBI From B1 Stiles was 4-for-5 with and also scored three runs. three singles and a double, Tianna Dawe went 3-for-3 but the Mustangs fought driving in two runs; third with two walks, four RBI, back to make it 8-7 after baseman Sammy Treff a double and a big bas- four. was 3-for-4 with a double; es-loaded triple that kept However, Marblehead left fielder Olivia Fusegni the Tanners’ rally going regrouped and put up an was 3-for-5 with a double, in the sixth inning. Junior additional 12 runs over and drove in four runs; Mallory LeBlanc made her the next two innings to and Mercedes Pelletier first start of the season in wrap up the win in six in- came off the injured list to the circle. nings. go 4-for-5 and score three Archbishop Williams 5, Winning pitcher Char- runs. lotte Plakans gave up Peabody 17, Everett 7 Bishop Fenwick 0 eight runs on 10 hits strik- The Tanners made it The lone hit for Fenwick ing out three. She also two in a row with the win. (2-3) came from Julia Fus- helped herself out with Leading 8-7 going into co, while losing pitcher two doubles, and drove in the bottom of the sixth, Natalie Medros gave up ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK four runs. Peabody scored nine runs just two runs on four hits Catcher Sophie Vener and sent 13 batters to the in six innings of work. English’s Erick Ubri connects with a pitch. was 4-for-6 with three plate. The Crusaders will play singles and a double, Catcher Kristina Rossig- on the road at Matignon and drove in three runs; nol went 4-for-4 with two on Monday. Missed opportunities Saugus shuts down Revere hurt English baseball SAUGUS quist said. “The big thing loose. When we’re focused ENGLISH Rosario at bat, but Rosa- times. You can’t win if you From B1 is we’re starting seven on the fundamentals and From B1 rio couldn’t get the bunt don’t do better than that.” freshmen or sophomores. our pitcher’s hitting her down, leaving Gonzalez a Lyons retired English in game. A lot of them haven’t spots, we can compete Mondello to get the win; dead duck between third order in the sixth and sev- “This is her (Wood) fifth played in the positions with anybody.” and he also knocked in and home. Fisherman enth innings, and Billings- game,” Almquist said. “Go- they’re at. (Shaw) made Revere’s Vanessa Puopo- the winning run in the catcher Sal Costanzo fi- ley kept the Fishermen off eighth with a double, and nally got him, but had to the board too. However, in ing into today, her ERA an outstanding catch in lo reached on an error to scored an insurance run run him all the way back the top of the eighth, Matt was less than a run.” the last inning, this was start the top of the sev- With a 5-0 lead, Wood moments later. to third to do it. Heckman led off with a her first start in left field.” enth, but Saugus’ defense and the Sachems played Revere made things in- The inning that epito- However, Rosario made single and was sacrificed buckled down for the final relaxed and focused on teresting in the top of the mized the good and the up for missing the bunt to second by E.J. Field. three outs. making plays on defense. fifth, cutting down the bad for the 3-2 Bulldogs by lining one to left field Lyons followed, lining one Ashley Shaw made a pair Saugus lead to 5-2 after a Pitcher Olivia McManus in this game was the that went all the way to into the left field corner to of highlight-reel catches RBI single from Alina Gi- threw six strong innings fifth, when they had a the fence. He flew around score Heckman with the in left field, including one uliano and a RBI double for Revere with three golden opportunity to tie the bases, and easily beat go-ahead run. in the top of the seventh by Jordan Sullivan. strikeouts. the game and perhaps do the relay throw home for On a hit-and-run play, inning to help seal the “That’s who we are,” Ci- Both teams are back in more damage, but only an inside-the-park homer. Marc Phinney slapped one win. carello said. “We’re good action on Friday, when came away with a run. Caponigro lamented the through the vacated hole “We haven’t given her ballplayers, but we’re not Saugus (3-2) hosts Pea- J.C. Gonzalez led the in- missed opportunity. between first and second, ning off by dropping down “We had that and some (Wood) the defensive sup- good ballplayers when body and Revere (4-1) sending Lyons to third. He a bunt for a single, and other missed opportuni- scored on Eric Chalmers’ port that we should,” Alm- we’re unfocused and too hosts Everett. Geo Morales did his job, ties,” he said. “We played single, with Phinney tak- sacrificing him to second. well, but we did not exe- ing third. Phinney scored Caponigro had a play on cute with runners on base. the final run on Jack Sper- Say boosts Bulldogs tennis with leadoff hitter Wilbur That happened a couple of ry’s sacrifice fly. Fereshtah Tajiki got the Morin and Brendan Shee- TENNIS win in third singles, 6-1, han in the first match, A good day for St. Mary’s lacrosse 6-0. It was Tajiki’s first 6-0, 6-0, while the team By Mike Alongi career varsity match, and of Adam Sherf and Tony SCHOOL Matt Lauria (3-for-5) and events on the day for Sau- FOR THE ITEM coach Chris LeBlanc was Gluskin beat Michael Cor- From B1 Tyler Way (2-for-5) each gus, taking first in the 100 impressed with the se- so and Arden Ingersel, 6-0, had one RBI. (12.1), the 200 (24.4) and The Lynn English girls nior’s play. 6-1 in the second match. The Spartans are back Brett Bucklin got the the high jump (5-8). Kyle tennis team improved to “It was great to see her Swampscott 5, in action Friday at Mar- win on the mound for the Lennan won the triple 2-1 on the season with a come out in her first-ev- Malden 0 tha’s Vineyard. Rams, pitching five in- jump with a distance of 34- big 3-2 win over Glouces- er varsity match and play The Big Blue picked up GIRLS LACROSSE nings and giving up two 10. ter Wednesday. that well,” he said. “I’m just their first win of the year St. Mary’s 15, runs on five hits with five GIRLS TRACK Second singles player really proud of her effort.” in a clean sweep. Sam Greater Lowell 1 strikeouts. Whittier 65, Tech 46 Victoria Say dropped her In doubles play, the team Mayblyum got the win in The Spartans improved Classical (5-0) is sched- Northeast 75, Tech 36 first set, 4-6, but battled of Lexi Ferraro and Abby first singles, 6-3, 6-2, Will to 4-2 behind a dominant uled to take on Beverly on Makayla Handley won all the way back to take Stafford won their match, Talebian took second sin- performance at both ends Friday afternoon. both the shot put and the next two sets, 7-5 and 6-0, 6-0, and the team gles, 6-2, 6-0, and Steve of the field. Swampscott 7, discus, and was part of 6-4. After losing a tough of Daphne Pineda and Santanello won third sin- Goalie Brittany McPher- Malden 4 the winning 4x 100 relay three-set match Tuesday Shanelle Barry won their gles, 6-2, 6-1. In doubles son didn’t play the entire Louis Olivieri reached with Michayla Lawrence , against Somerville, Say match, 6-0, 6-0. play, the team of Owen game, but was in the net base five times in the win Franciny Litchenburg and bounced back in a big way The Rams have a quick Madigan-Fried and Dan for the majority of the for the Big Blue, going 1-for- Heidy Leclere. to help the Bulldogs pull turnaround with a match Johnson won the first contest and didn’t allow 1 with a triple, three walks, Also winning for Tech out the win. on the road in Beverly this match, 6-0, 6-1, and the a goal. Liz Weisse, Mady a hit-by-pitch and a stolen (0-4) was Tianna Koe in Third singles Kim Ro- afternoon. team of Rob Jensen and Hentosh and Codi Butt base. Spencer Perkins went the 400 hurdles, Michayla driguez won her match, BOYS TENNIS Harry Parker won the sec- led the way offensively, 3-for-3 with a stolen base. Lawrence in the 100 and 6-3, 6-2, and after losing Gloucester 4, ond match, 6-0, 6-1. each logging a hat trick. Nick Reiser got the win on Jayden Thackson in the their second set, the first Lynn English 1 Swampscott (1-2) will Zoe Solomons, Kate Grey, the mound, improving to 200 Hurdles. doubles team of Raymi The only win for English take on Gloucester at Jessie Delisi and Kelsey 2-0 on the season. Winthrop 69, Saugus 63 Ramirez and Diana Bui came from third singles home on Friday. Sullivan also scored for St. Marblehead 7, Malden 97, Revere 43 pulled out a 6-3, 1-6, 6-1 Johnson Ngand Jui, who Winthrop 4, Mary’s, which played the Malden 6 (F/8) The Sachems had three victory. won his first set 6-2 and Somerville 1 entire second half without Marblehead earned a double-winners on the day The Bulldogs will have took the second in a tie- Winthrop (4-1) got sin- any subs on the bench. hard-fought win in extra in Haley Dennis, Gianna their work cut out for breaker, 7-6 (7-4). But all gles wins from Arthur Defensively, Kate Cadi- innings on Wednesday be- Filaretos and Kylie Ronan. them Friday against Mar- the singles matches were Borash (1-6, 6-4, 6-0) and gan, Sherly Feliz, Nikki hind a game-winning RBI Dennis won the 100 (13.2) blehead. close, as Osayi Ayinla fell Timmy Duyon (6-3, 6-1) Bendicksen and Sullivan single from Ben Brennan and the 200 (28.0), Filar- Marblehead 5, 6-4, 6-3 at first singles and and doubles wins from the shut down Greater Lowell. in the bottom of the eighth etos won the high jump Medford 0 Andy Nguyen fell 6-4, 6-4 team of Matt Tarantino “It was fantastic, they’re inning. (4-10) and the triple jump Hannah Porath won at second. and Henry Brooks (6-2, really playing together as Down 6-2 in the bottom (32-4) and Ronan won the the first singles match for English (1-2) take on 6-2) and the team of Kevin a team,” St. Mary’s coach of the seventh, the Ma- long jump (14-6) and the Marblehead, 6-2, 6-0, Lily Marblehead Friday. Door and Chris Finn (6-2, K.C. Butt said. “From the gicians rallied to tie the 400 (55.5). Ailyn Minaya Frontero took the second Marblehead 5, 6-3). draw on, we’d move the ball score at 6-6 thanks in part also got a win for Saugus, singles match, 6-0, 6-1, Medford 0 The Vikings will take on and score goals. Winning to a two-run double from taking the shot put with a and Mandy Dumais took The Magicians, 3-0 in Danvers on Tuesday. the draws is something Drew Bisegna. After Drew distance of 30 feet. the third match, 6-0, 6-0. the Northeastern Confer- Beverly 4, Danvers 1 we’ve been working on.” Gally, who earned the win Swampscott 96, In doubles play, the team ence/North and 3-2 over- The Panthers were able Butt added that things on the mound, pitched a Somerville 40 of Megan Ryan and Rory all, won all five matches in to sweep the doubles are moving in a positive scoreless top of the eighth, The Big Blue moved Schauder won the first straight sets. portion of the match on direction for the Spartans; the Magicians were able to 3-0 with the win on match, 6-1, 6-0, and the In first singles, senior Wednesday afternoon, get- the JV team has start- to load the bases with just Wednesday. team of Kaelyn Attridge co-captain Justin Faia ting wins from the team of ed the season 3-0, with one out for Brennan, who Ella Parker won four and Lizzie Potvin won the beat Christopher Wald, Tommy George and Oliver players as young as sixth knocked the game-win- events for Swampscott: the second match, 6-0, 6-0. 6-1, 6-0. Co-captain Gar- Gibson (6-3, 6-3) and the grade coming out to join ning hit. long jump (4-10) and triple Lynn Classical 5, rett Tully beat Noah team of Ryan Keve and the program. The Magicians (3-2) jump (31-1); 400 hurdles Salem 0 Pereira 6-1, 6-0 in second Sam Titus (6-3, 6-1). Mi- Manchester-Essex 13, have a quick turnaround (1:17.3) and 800 (2:47), Classical improved to singles and Medford for- chael Silvera got a singles Bishop Fenwick 11 with a game on the road while Mackenzie Creighton 3-1 on the young season feited the third singles win, 6-3, 6-0, and Danvers Fran Carpinella led against Lynn English this was a double-winner with with the win, led by Lizzie match due to a lack of forfeited another singles the Crusaders in points morning. wins in the the shot put Troisi’s win in first sin- players. match to seal the win for on Wednesday with five, BOYS TRACK (29-3) and the discus (75-5). gles, 6-1, 6-0. Anh Nguy- In doubles, the team Beverly. notching four goals and Tech 68, Whittier 68 Also winning for Swamp- en won the second singles of Mike Conlin and Jack The Panthers (2-0) will one assist in the loss. Mol- Tech 99, Northeast 36 scott were Rebecca Price match, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4, and Quigley defeated Matthew take on Classical today. ly Camelo had four goals, The win and tie means in the javelin (101-9), Leo- while Brigid Waldron the Tigers (3-0-1) are still nie Flake in the two-mile had two goals and Han- undefeated in the Com- (14:34), Anna Conti in the Sadness? Sure. But for whom? nah Durkin had one goal monwealth Conference. one-mile (6:33) and Haley and one assist. Maddie Edgar Ortega won the Bernhardt in the 400 (65.1). HERNANDEZ breaks through and signs mitting murder. Bethune and Meg Carney two-mile in 11:14 and the Swampscott also had From A1 a professional contract. We all have our theories. each had one assist. mile in 5:14. Both were two relay teams take first You’d think that the ones But the facts in this case BASEBALL very close races. place, with the team of We have singers, mu- who do could successfully are simple: Aaron Hernan- Lynn Classical 16, The 4 x100 relay with Skye Bascon, Julia Seri- sicians, and athletes all separate themselves from dez, a pro football player Salem 5 Akeem Blake, Steffan no, Alex Gladstone and hopelessly caught up in their past environments. who was on the verge of The bats came alive for Gravely, Keoni Gaskins Ally Hartmann winning gang life, and gang be- Why can’t they? Is it a superstardom, encoun- Classical on Wednesday, and Jamie James won in 46 the 4x100 relay (54.45) havior, when their biggest leading to a big win over a seconds. Treavoun Baldwin and the team of Micheala fear of “forgetting where tered some kind of a fork concerns should have been they came from?” If it is, Northeastern Conference took the 400 in 54.6, while Phelan, Caroline Mun- in the road and went down their next song, or, in the that is a bogus and unfair opponent. Herbie Newton Brandon Touy won the 800 nelly, Julia Serino and the wrong path. He left all case of Hernandez, a Su- claim. You can certain- led the way, going 2-for-4 with a time of 2:14. Izzy Denham winning the per Bowl or two. ly “remember where you that promise behind. with a double, a run scored Also winning for Tech 4x400 relay (59.60). And this is something came from” by showing up And perhaps, in an un- and four RBI, while David were Blake in the high Peabody 91, so many people — includ- at parks and playgrounds guarded and vulnerable Barnard went 4-for-4 with jump, Brandon Lewis in Marblehead 45 ing me — do not under- and teaching kids how moment, that fact hit him two doubles, three runs the shot put and Jason Sarah Caulfield got the stand. Athletic fields all to make the choices you squarely between the eyes scored and three RBI. Leoup in the discus. Magicians’ only wins, tak- over the country are filled made to become a pro and became overwhelm- Christian Burt (3-for-4) Winthrop 75, Saugus 54 ing the 100 hurdles (17.5), with kids with a burning football player. It doesn’t ingly impossible to live and Andrew Moccia (3-for- Malden 69, Revere 67 the long jump (14-8), and desire to be the one who mean going out and com- with. 5) each had two RBI, and Nick Silva won three the triple jump (33-5 1/2). THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE THURSDAY Gr. Lowell at St. Mary’s (4) Baseball Malden at Medford (4) Pope John at Tech (10) Everett at O’Bryant (11) Saugus at Madison Park (noon) Lynnfield at North Reading (10) Mald. Cath. at Oxford (1:30) Somerville at Danvers (10) Marblehead at English (10) Winthrop at Salem (10) Tech at Whittier (10) Softball Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Beverly at Classical (10) Softball Danvers at Somerville (10) Mystic Valley at Notre Dame (10 and English at Marblehead (10) noon) Everett at Revere (10) PMA at Tech (10) Lynnfield at Newburyport (10) Boys Lacrosse Medford at Malden (10) Arlington at Mald. Cath. (2) Peabody at Saugus (10) Danvers at Westford (4) Salem at Winthrop (10) English at Winthrop (10) St. Mary’s at Shawsheen (10) Marblehead at Westford (TBA) Boys Lacrosse Medford vs. TBA (TBA) Danvers at Lynnfield (10) Peabody at Natick (11) Fenwick at Medford (10) Pentucket at Danvers (10) Marblehead at Masconomet (10) Saugus at Malden (5:30) St. Mary’s at Martha’s Vineyard (11) St. John’s at Beverly (10) Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Swampscott at Everett (10) Girls Lacrosse Boys Tennis Medford at Tewksbury (10) Beverly at Classical (10) Revere at Malden (11:30) Gloucester at Manchester (2) St. Mary’s at Arl. Cath. (noon) Hamilton-Wenham at Marblehead Winthrop at Gloucester (10) (10) Mystic Valley at Arl. Cath. (10) Boys Tennis Revere at Woburn (10) Danvers at Somerville (10) English at Marblehead (10) Girls Tennis Everett at Revere (noon) Classical at Beverly (10) Gloucester at Swampscott (10) Winthrop at Salem (10) Medford at Malden (10) Volleyball Lowell at Malden (noon) Girls Tennis Everett at Revere (10) FRIDAY Malden at Medford (10) Marblehead at English (10) Baseball PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Arlington Cath. at Mystic Valley (6) Peabody at Saugus (2) Classical at Beverly (10) Somerville at Danvers (10) Ottawa Senators right wing Bobby Ryan slips a shot past Tuukka Rask in the third period for the only goal of the game in Game 4 of the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs on Wednesday. TV/RADIO TV Chicago at Nashville, MLB NBCSN, 8 p.m.; San Jose at Bruins blanked by Ottawa at home, Boston at Toronto, NESN, Edmonton, NBCSN, 10:30 12:37 p.m.; Cleveland at p.m. Minnesota, MLB Network, 1 Boxing now facing elimination in Game 5 p.m.; Washington at Atlanta, Perez vs. Lopez; Ellis vs. Sosa, MLB Network, 7:30 p.m.; ESPN2, 10 p.m. BOSTON (AP) — Bobby Ryan the series back to Boston with a vic- The Bruins pulled Rask with al- scored early in the third period, tory in Ottawa in Game 5 on Friday most 2 minutes left and managed Seattle at Oakland, MLB Net- Golf work, 10:30 p.m. Craig Anderson stopped 22 shots and night. a couple of scoring chances — both Web.com: United Leasing & NBA Playoffs the Ottawa Senators beat the Boston After back-to-back overtime games, from Brad Marchand — but Ander- Finance Championship, Golf, Bruins 1-0 on Wednesday night for a this one remained scoreless until son turned them away. Cleveland at Indiana, TNT, 7 12 p.m.; PGA: Valero Texas 3-1 lead in their first-round playoff 5:49 into the third, when Erik Karls- NOTES: Bruins D Colin Miller re- p.m.; Toronto at Milwaukee, Open, Golf, 3:30 p.m.; Euro- series. son’s slap shot deflected off Rask to turned after missing Games 2 and 3 NBATV, 8 p.m.; San Antonio pean PGA: Shenzhen Interna- It was Anderson’s fourth career his stick side. Ryan pulled it from his with an unspecified injury. ... Otta- at Memphis, TNT, 9:30 p.m. tional, Golf, 10:30 p.m. playoff shutout. backhand to his forehand and swiped wa D Mark Borowiecki missed his NHL Playoffs Radio Tuukka Rask made 26 saves for at it as Zdeno Chara dove behind second straight game. “Boro is get- Columbus at Pittsburgh, NHL MLB Boston, which had a goal disallowed Rask into the crease to try to knock ting closer every day,” Boucher said. Network, 7 p.m.; NY Rangers Boston at Toronto, WEEI-FM in the first when Ottawa coach Guy the puck away from the goal line. ... Ottawa F Tom Pyatt left after a at Montreal, USA, 7 p.m.; (93.7), 12:37 p.m. Boucher challenged and the replay The 6-foot-9 defenseman was able hit from Kevan Miller early in the showed Noel Acciari was offsides. to reach out and prevent the first first. ... Bruins C Patrice Bergeron, a The Bruins, who were winless in attempt from going in, but Ryan three-time Selke Trophy winner, was SPORTS BRIEFS four games against the Senators in pushed it over the line with his sec- named a finalist for the award for the Park and recs from 9-10 a.m.; 9-11 at 10:15- the regular season, will try to force ond. sixth time Wednesday. 11:15 a.m.; ages 12 and up, tennis clinics 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Registration forms are Youth tennis clinics will be Red Sox shut out by Liriano, Jays held by Lynn Parks and Rec- available at www.ci.lynn/ reation on Saturdays from citydevelopments—parkan- TORONTO (AP) — Fran- guez rejoined the team May 6-27 at Gowdy Play- drecreation.shtml. cisco Liriano and three from paternity leave one ground on Cedar Brook Road. For more information, con- relievers combined on a day ahead of schedule The clinic will consist of tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- six-hitter, Darwin Barney and pitched one inning in warmups, stretches, basic 7086. hit a two-run single and his first big league relief tennis, forehand and back- Articles to bring include a the Toronto Blue Jays beat appearance. Left-hander the Boston Red Sox 3-0 on hand, serve and volley, and racquet, hat, water and sun- Brian Johnson was op- Wednesday night. group tennis. screen. A limited number of tioned to Triple-A Paw- Kevin Pillar had three Ages 8 and under will meet racquets are available. tucket to make room for hits for the second straight Rodriguez. game and stole two bases TRAINER’S ROOM NHL PLAYOFFS as the Blue Jays won for Red Sox: LHP David Monday, April 17 Wednesday, April 19 the third time this season Price (strained elbow) Toronto 4, Washington 3, OT Washington 5, Toronto 4, series tied and improved to 2-6 on threw at 120 feet on flat Ottawa 4, Boston 3, OT 2-2 their homestand. ground and is expected to Nashville 3, Chicago 2, OT, Nashville Ottawa 1, Boston 0, Ottawa leads Toronto scored three throw off a mound in Bal- lead series 3-0 series 3-1 unearned runs in the sec- timore on Friday. Anaheim 5, Calgary 4, OT, Anaheim Minnesota at St. Louis, 9:30 p.m. ond after Troy Tulowitzki Anaheim at Calgary, 10 p.m. Blue Jays: LHP J.P. lead series 3-0 reached leading off on a Howell (shoulder) is ex- Tuesday, April 18 Thursday, April 20 throwing error by third N.Y. Rangers 2, Montreal 1, series N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7 p.m. pected to make a rehab baseman Pablo Sandoval. tied 2-2 x-Columbus at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Tulowitzki took third and appearance at Class A Columbus 5, Pittsburgh 4, Pittsburgh Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Dunedin on Thursday. San Jose at Edmonton, 10:30 p.m. Russell Martin reached lead series 3-1 UP NEXT San Jose 7, Edmontron 0, series Friday, April 21 second on a fielding error PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Red Sox: LHP Chris Sale tied 2-2 Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. by first baseman Mitch Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Francisco Liriano Moreland. Barney singled (1-1, 1.25) went 2-0 with combined with three relievers to give up just a 1.69 ERA in two starts NBA PLAYOFFS with one out, and Ezequiel six hits to the Red Sox on Wednesday night. Carrera had a two-out against the Blue Jays last Monday, April 17 Oklahoma City at Houston, 8 p.m. RBI single. year, striking out 13 in 16 Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. to Andrew Benintendi and Betts stuck out swinging Cleveland 117, Indiana 111, Cleve- AL Cy Young Award win- innings. land lead series 2-0 Thursday, April 20 ner Rick Porcello (1-2) al- Mookie Betts, but Joe Bi- in the fourth, snapping a Blue Jays: RHP Marco San Antonio 96, Memphis 82, San Cleveland at Indiana, 7 p.m. agini got Hanley Ramirez streak of 129 plate appear- Antonio lead series 2-0 Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. lowed six hits in seven in- Estrada (0-1, 3.50) pitched to ground into a double ances without a strikeout Tuesday, April 18 San Antonio at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. nings, struck out five and seven shutout innings Toronto 106, Milwaukee 100, series Friday, April 21 walked one. play. since he took a called third against Baltimore in his tied 1-1 Boston at Chicago, 7 p.m. Liriano (1-1) allowed Jason Grilli worked the strike from Baltimore’s Ol- last start. He is 4-4 with Chicago 111, Boston 97, Chicago Houston at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. four hits in 5 1/3 innings. eighth and Roberto Osuna iver Drake on Sept. 12. a 3.91 ERA in 10 games lead series 2-0 L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. After consecutive singles finished for his first save. Boston’s Eduardo Rodri- against Boston. L.A. Clippers 99, Utah 91, series tied Saturday, April 22 1-1 Toronto at Milwaukee, 3 p.m. Wednesday, April 19 Washington at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Washington 109, Atlanta 101, Wash- San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Sixth-inning rally sparks St. Mary’s ington lead series 2-0 Golden State at Portland, 10:30 p.m.

MLB ST. MARY’S The game changed From B1 course in the bottom of AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE the sixth. Lisandro Pache- East Division East Division Mastromatteo scored on a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB co and Jack Ward started Baltimore 9 4 .692 — Washington 8 5 .615 — RBI single by Angelo Mc- the inning with a pair of New York 10 5 .667 — New York 8 7 .533 1 Cullough. Three batters singles. Ryan Turenne fol- Boston 9 6 .600 1 Miami 8 7 .533 1 later, McCullough scored lowed with a laser to first Tampa Bay 7 8 .467 3 Atlanta 6 7 .462 2 on an RBI single off the Toronto 3 11 .214 6½ Philadelphia 5 9 .357 3½ base, bringing Pacheco Central Division Central Division bat of Kasey O’Brien. home for the first Spar- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The Spartans went down Detroit 8 5 .615 — Cincinnati 9 6 .600 — tans run. in order in the bottom of Cleveland 7 7 .500 1½ Chicago 8 7 .533 1 “We made an adjust- Chicago 7 7 .500 1½ Milwaukee 8 8 .500 1½ the fifth, and it seemed as Minnesota 7 7 .500 1½ Pittsburgh 6 9 .400 3 though it wasn’t going to ment there in the sixth Kansas City 6 7 .462 2 St. Louis 6 9 .400 3 inning,” Dana said. “We West Division West Division be St. Mary’s game. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB “We hit a few balls hard, started taking our pitch- Houston 9 5 .643 — Arizona 10 5 .667 — es, getting our pitches and Los Angeles 7 8 .467 2½ Colorado 10 5 .667 — right at some of Fenwick’s Oakland 7 8 .467 2½ Los Angeles 7 8 .467 3 players,” St. Mary’s coach started doing something Seattle 7 9 .438 3 San Francisco 6 9 .400 4 with them.” Texas 5 10 .333 4½ San Diego 5 10 .333 5 Derek Dana said. “Then we started giving some John Mulready walked Wednesday’s Games 1-0), 1:10 p.m. to load the bases and Ty- Oakland 9, Texas 1 L.A. Angels (Shoemaker 0-0) at Houston at-bats away. We started Seattle 10, Miami 5 (McCullers 1-0), 2:10 p.m. swinging way too aggres- ler Donovan drew a walk ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON N.Y. Yankees 9, Chicago White Sox 1 Baltimore (Miley 1-0) at Cincinnati (Feld- of his of own, scoring Ward Toronto 3, Boston 0 man 1-1), 7:10 p.m. sive.” Kordell Henriquez delivers a pitch. Baltimore 2, Cincinnati 0 Kansas City (Duffy 2-0) at Texas (Cashner The Crusaders added to make it a one-run game St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1 0-1), 8:05 p.m. at 3-2. A sacrifice fly off Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 4 Seattle (Paxton 2-0) at Oakland (Valdez another run in the top of Spartans added another Cash sent Fenwick down N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 4 0-0), 10:05 p.m. the sixth, capitalizing on the bat of Anthony Nick- run to make it 5-3 before in order in the seventh to Cleveland at Minnesota, PPD Philadelphia (Nola 1-0) at N.Y. Mets (Syn- a St. Mary’s error commit- olakakis brought home Fenwick managed to stop Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. dergaard 1-0), 7:10 p.m. ice the win. L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Washington (Strasburg 1-0) at Atlanta ted in the outfield to cush- Aedan Leydon, who pinch- the bleeding. “For Tommy to come in San Francisco at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (Dickey 1-1), 7:35 p.m. ion their lead at 3-0. Fen- ran for Turenne, to tie the “What I liked is that the Washington at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. St. Louis (Martinez 0-2) at Milwaukee 1-2-3 in the seventh, that’s wick threatened to add to game at 3-3. results may not have been Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Davies 0-2), 8:10 p.m. outstanding,” Dana said. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Arizona (Corbin 1-2) at San Diego (Richard the damage with two outs Mulready scored the very good for the first five Thursday’s Games 1-2), 9:10 p.m. St. Mary’s (4-0) hosts Boston (Sale 1-1) at Toronto (Estrada Friday’s Games and the bases loaded, but go-ahead run on a walk innings but we played a 0-1), 12:37 p.m. Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Spartans reliever Tommy drawn by Colin Reddy full seven innings and Greater Lowell on Fri- Cleveland (Kluber 1-1) at Minnesota (San- N.Y. Yankees at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. day. Fenwick (1-2) hosts tana 3-0), 1:10 p.m. Houston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Cash pitched his way out with the bases loaded to that paid off for us,” Dana Detroit (Norris 1-0) at Tampa Bay (Ramirez Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. of the jam. grab the 4-3 lead. The said. Matignon on Monday. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Greater stability will be yours Domestic alterations will en- Look for new opportunities. Refrain from sharing your feel- Use your experience to guide Make sure you get all your if you embrace an offer that tice you, but check to make Go for interviews and send ings. Get down to business and you if someone tries to take facts straight before you forge comes your way. Don’t hesitate sure you can afford the out your resume. Meeting do your best to take care of advantage of you or tempt you ahead. Not everyone will be to make a move. Taking on a changes you want to make with a former co-worker will job-related matters with preci- to engage in something that telling the truth. Choose to challenge and working hard before you begin. It’s who you lead to an interesting pro- sion. Your reputation relies on isn’t in your best interest. work with people who will put will pay off. are, not what you own that posal. finishing what you start. in as much effort as you. counts. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A steady pace will help ARIES (March 21-April 19) Someone will take advantage LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A chance to do something in- Talks, meetings and interviews you get things done. Don’t Make a point to pay close at- of you if you are too easygoing. Don’t dwell on the impossible. teresting with a close friend, will lead to advancement. It’s fret over things you cannot tention to what others do and Think hard about what’s being Find a way to get along and loved one or youngster in your time to initiate change and use change or the emotional bag- say. The information you gather asked of you and if it’s in your get things done. Arguing will life will give you a boost and your knowledge, experience gage you’ve been carrying will help you avoid getting co- best interest. Put your health be a waste of time. Keep the offer insight into ways to raise and intelligence to go after your around. Make amends and erced into a no-win situation. and emotional well-being first. peace. your income. goals. start anew. Protect your reputation.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Ex-wife’s anger at her friend’s betrayal spills over to daughter What happens with no unbid major? DEAR ABBY: My after having been cau- Hawkwind, an English rock West should realize that his ex-husband had an affair Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van tioned against it, there is band, in a song called “Sea side has no more side-suit with a woman who was Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, cause for concern. King,” has this lyric: “Unbid tricks available. The bidding one of my dearest friends. and was founded by her mother, If he is unable to control to him comes a rune once and East’s signal mark declar- My heart is broken; my his behavior at those taught.” er with the diamond ace. Also, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at We have been looking at marriage is over. I have DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los games, instead of being al- if South needs a club finesse lost my home and my lowed to ruin them for ev- negative doubles that show to work, it will. The defenders Angeles, CA 90069. length in an unbid major. But friend. It has been a strug- eryone within earshot, he must try to gain a trump trick. what happens when there is gle for me to recover. should ABSOLUTELY be West should lead a fourth this woman completely out don’t go well and Dad no unbid major, as in today’s My daughter, with whom banned from attending. If spade. Then, if East is in mid- of your life because she is doesn’t need to be doing deal? I am very close, continues you won’t do it for the sake season form, he will ruff with now with your ex, calmly this. Yet he continues. Now a negative double to have a relationship of the players and other the heart 10, which effects an discuss this with your Have you any ideas on promises length in both mi- with this woman. While I parents, then do it for your uppercut. South will overruff, daughter. She may have getting Grandpa to keep nor suits. (If North had been know it’s not my place to father’s safety because one but then West gains a trump reasons that you are un- his opinions to himself? stronger, he would have re- sponded two clubs; but with trick, the defense’s fourth win- tell her who to be friends aware of for wanting to We don’t want to ban him of these days, an irate par- insufficient power to bid im- ner. with (she’s 22), I can’t help from games and treat him ent or relative may punch include the woman to the mediately at the two-level, he When you’ve taken all pos- but feel betrayed. extent that she has. like a 5-year-old who can’t his lights out. My daughter is preg- starts with a negative double.) sible side-suit tricks, try for a behave, since he is still South’s hand isn’t perfect with trump promotion. nant, and this woman DEAR ABBY: We need able to travel to see us for DEAR ABBY: My niece seems to be attempting to was married by a justice of those three losing spades, but help with our dad. Many these visits. We try to sit it would be cautious to rebid play mother and push her of his grandchildren par- away from others, but it’s the peace in October. She less than four hearts. way into every detail of ticipate in sports. For not always possible. and her husband are hav- What should the result be my daughter’s pregnancy. some reason, he thinks it’s ing a church wedding this after West leads the spade EMBARRASSED IN It’s extremely upsetting to perfectly fine to sit in the summer. What would be king? HOUSTON me to have to share one stands surrounded by peo- the proper date to recog- If only South could gain more thing with her. She nize on a gift? ple he doesn’t know and DEAR EMBARRASSED: the lead, he could collect a already took my home and lot of tricks. Now, though, the loudly criticize the other You already know the an- DONNA IN NORTH husband; I would like to players. defenders are in control. First, swer to your problem, and CAROLINA East must overtake the spade keep my daughter and We talk to him before I do not understand why grandbaby. What to do? king with his ace. Then he the games. We remind him you haven’t taken action. DEAR DONNA: If you leads back his second spade. THE REAL that he’s sitting by these Was your father always are having the wedding West takes two more tricks in GRANDMA-TO-BE players’ parents and what this way, or has he become gift engraved, you should the suit, and East should dis- he’s doing is not cool. Some demented? When an adult ask your niece which date card a discouraging diamond DEAR REAL GRANDMA: of the parents become acts like a 5-year-old and she and her husband two. What happens next? Although you cannot cut quite emotional if things behaves inappropriately would prefer.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE JOB INFORMATION PAY CALLS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage SERVICES mortgage given by Gifty Samuels to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., given by Atawalpa Castillo aka Atahualpa Castillo and Jacqueline Robles to as nominee for Accredited Home Lenders, Inc., dated August 18, 2005 and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, Fremont Investment Pay Call Numbers NOTICE recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book & Loan, its successors and assigns, dated May 31, 2005 and recorded with the (900, 976 and 550) Don't pay to find work before you get 24718, Page 355, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by Essex County (South District) Registry of Deeds at Book 24386, Page 501 Advertiser telephone numbers with the job. 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If you dial a pay per call D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud January 22, 2008 at Book 27469, Page 54 and by assignment from FV-1, Inc. to Auction at 1:00 PM on May 4, 2017 at 1 Nichols Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular number from an advertisement appear- Information Center, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Accredited Home the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: ing in the classified section and it 1-800-876-7060 Lenders, Inc. dated July 8, 2008 and recorded with said Registry on July 22, 2008 DOES NOT disclose this information, at Book 27930, Page 289 and by assignment from CitiGroup Global Markets The land in Lynn, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, bounded and please notify the Item classified NOTICE For more information and assistance Realty Corp. to WMD Asset Management, LLC dated March 8, 2012 and recorded described as follows: southeasterly by Nichols street, fifty-one and 18/100 (51 department immediately. Response to regarding the reliability of business with said Registry on April 30, 2012 at Book 31296, Page 511 and by assignment .18) feet; northeasterly by Cherry street, eighty-six and 86/100 (86.86) feet; any pay per call numbers will be opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- from WMD Asset Management, LLC to Wilmington Trust Company, not in its northwesterly by land now or formerly of Chase, fifty and 18/100 (50.18) feet; charged to your telephone bill and ties, employment services and financ- individual capacity, but solely as Trustee under Greenwich Investors XXXIV and southwesterly by land now of formerly of stone, eight-seven and 4/100 anyone under 18 years of age must ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Pass-Through Trust Agreement dated as of October 25, 2010 dated August 16, (87.04) feet. All rights of homestead and other interests are also released. Subject have parent's consent. contact the Better Business Bureau 2014 and recorded with said Registry on November 14, 2014 at Book 33669, to and with the benefit of any and all easements and restrictions of record insofar Please call immediately for further Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite Page 353 and by assignment from Wilmington Trust Company, not in its individual as the same are now in force and applicable. Being the same premises conveyed details or information. 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or capacity but solely as Trustee under Greenwich Investors XXXIV Pass-Through Trust by deed of Gary S. Cadigan dated October 24, 1992 and recorded with Essex CLASSIFIED call 508-652-4800 Agreement dated as of October 25, 2010 to Greenwich Investors XXXIV REO, LLC south district Registry of Deeds in Book 11855, Page 351 . For grantors title, see (781)593-7700 dated August 16, 2014 and recorded with said Registry on November 14, 2014 at deed at book 15145, page 43. Property address: 1 Nichols street, Lynn, MA DRIVERS Book 33669, Page 355 and by assignment from Greenwich Investors XXXIV REO, 01902 YARD SALES HELP WANTED LLC to U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for WestVue NPL Trust, acting solely with respect to series 2014-1 The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, INDOOR YARD SALE- April 22nd 9am dated May 28, 2015 and recorded with said Registry on July 29, 2016 at Book restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to until 1pm. 101 Forest Ave. Swamp- ROUTE DRIVER: 35129, Page 249 and by assignment from U.S. Bank Trust National Association, M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and scott, Unitarian Universalist Church- Morning delivery after 8:00 am not in its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for WestVue NPL Trust, acting assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Clothing Jewelry House hold items and Monday-Saturday. Downtown solely with respect to series 2014-1 to U.S. Bank National Association, not in its more! Yummy treats and beverages. Lynn area. Other routes availa- individual capacity but solely it its capacity as Trustee of WVUE 2015-1 dated July TERMS OF SALE: ble! Perfect for retirees or 19, 2016 and recorded with said Registry on July 29, 2016 at Book 35129, Page A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of MISC. others. Reliable vehicle a must. 251 and by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Great part-time work! nominee for Accredited Home Lenders, Inc. to U.S. Bank National Association, not delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Please call Lisa at in its individual capacity but solely it its capacity as Trustee of WVUE 2015-1 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of FOR SALVAGE TITLE The Daily Item dated November 29, 2016 and recorded with said Registry on December 15, the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days 268 SEA RAY 1989 781-593-7700 ext 1239 2016 at Book 35533, Page 90, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other SERM25268888 for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Towing and Stowage Owner - Storage p.m. on May 1, 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 316 ESSEX STREET, at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms for 3.5 years - $6000 LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure JOANNE TROMBLEY - Contact the RENTALS said mortgage, sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be garage: 75 Canal Street, Salem, MA entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further 978-741-0700 TO WIT: recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The LAWN & GARDEN: APARTMENTS description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Privacy Hedges-SPRING BLOWOUT A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. SALE 6ft Arborvitae (Cedar) Reg $129 LYNN ~ Apartment for rent: 3 Massachusetts, being shown as Lot 1 on a plan of land entitled, ''Plan of Land in Now $69 Beautiful, Nursery Grown. bedroom, hardwood floors, newly Lynn,'' drawn by John W. Parsons, Surveyor, dated July 1950, recorded with Essex Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. FREE Installation/FREE delivery, Limi- renovated. Parking included. Call South District Registry of Deeds in Book 3773, Page 82, to which plan reference is ted Supply! ORDER NOW: 518-536- Jackie: 646-824-8770 hereby made for a more particular description. For title reference, see deed HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for 1367wwww.lowcosttrees.com recorded herewith. Fremont Home Loan Trust 2005-C, Mortgage-Backed Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, FREON R12 WANTED: We PICK UP and Certificates, Series 2005-C modern apartments. On bus line, pay CA$H for R12. Cylinders or case of For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern parking, laundry. From $875, No fees. cans. EPA certified. (312)291-9169; District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24718, Page 354. Present Holder of said Mortgage, Call ~ 781-477-6457 By Its Attorneys, [email protected] DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit ORLANS PC Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the PO Box 540540 convenient location, no pets. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Waltham, MA 02454 Call ~ 978-646-7634 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Phone: (781) 790-7800 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 13-016105 HOME RENTALS having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Item: April 13, 20, 27, 2017 easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. SUMMER RENTAL COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TERMS OF SALE: Lakes Region, near Weirs Beach. Walk THE TRIAL COURT to Patrick's Pub. 3 bed TH, sleeps 6, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT pool and tennis, 50 in TV, internet, A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank Docket No. ES17C0057CA check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. w/d, a/c. $2800/mo for July or Aug. NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME 781-254-1445 The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Essex Probate and Family Court 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 36 Federal Street Street 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Salem, MA 01970 from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon (978)744-1020 receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. In the matter of: Krystal A Butler Does your company Of: Lynn MA Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. To all persons interested in petition described: A petition has been presented by Krystal A Butler requesting that: need employees? U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- Krystal A Butler TION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY IN ITS CAPACITY AS TRUSTEE be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: OF WVUE 2015-1 Krystal A Hinton Present holder of said mortgage IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: By its Attorneys, Salem HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: 150 California Street 05/15/2017 Newton, MA 02458 Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. (617) 558-0500 Date: April 10, 2017 201312-0704 - YEL Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: April 6, 13, 20, 2017 Register of Probate Item: April 20, 2017 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT THE TRIAL COURT Docket No. ES17C0071CA PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Essex Probate and Family Court Docket No. PL17C0047CA 36 Federal Street NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 Plymouth Probate and Family Court NOTICE OF PETITION FOR 52 Oberly Street Placing a help wanted ad is great for CHANGE OF NAME Suite 1130 Plymouth, MA 02360 finding the skilled workers you need. In the matter of: William P. Beaumier (508) 747-6204 Of: Lynn, MA To all persons interested in petition described: In the matter of: Alanna Jade Georgette Tower A petition has been presented by Joel T Henderson on behalf of Patrick Beaumier Of: Plymouth, MA requesting that:requesting that: To all persons interested in petition described: William P. Beaumier A petition has been presented by Leanne Marie McGuinness on behalf of Nicholas be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: D. Tower, Jr. requesting that: Javon Tyree Henderson Nicholas Darias Tower, Jr and Alanna Jade Georgette Tower IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Salem ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN Nicholas Luke Long THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: Alanna Jade Long May 8, 2017 IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.L. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Date: April 4, 2017 Plymouth Pamela Casey O'Brien ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: Register of Probate 05/26/2017 Item: April 20, 2017 Witness, Hon. Edward G Boyle, First Justice of this Court. Date: April 3, 2017 DOMESTIC RELATIONS SUMMONS Matthew J McDonough COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Register of Probate THE TRIAL COURT Item: April 20, 2017 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES17W0515WD CITY OF LYNN Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Notice is hereby given that the Committee on Minor Licenses of the City of Lynn 781-593-7700, ext.2 Salem, MA 01970 will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, May 9, 2017 in Committee Room 402 at (978)744-1020 6:15pm: Petition of Comcast for the purpose of installing new underground conduit located Brittney R Penney vs. Frederick M Marinez on Circle Ave and Carolyn Road to provide Comcast services to the business located at 11 Circle Ave. Have a story to share? To the above named Defendant: Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Item: April 20, 24, 2017 Need a question answered? Brittney R. Penney 25 Woodman St CITY OF LYNN [email protected] #3 Lynn, MA 01902 Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, May 9, 2017 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council Chambers a copy of your answer to the complaint for Custody, Support, Parenting Time on the following: Filed 04/05/2017 which is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after Petition of Rachel Bennett for Lightning Coffee Roasters located at 271 Western service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do Ave, Suite 106, to offer retail sale of coffee beans and drinks. so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk also required to file your answer to the complaint in the office of the Register of Item: April 20, 24, 2017 this Court. at the above named court either before service upon the plaintiff or plaintiff's attorney or within a reasonable time thereafter. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: April 18, 2017 Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Item: April 20, 2017 THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Demogra- Colo. have a family. phers found changing U.S. And once they are mar- sentiment in which more PHOTO | ried, young women in than half of Americans ASSOCIATED PRESS America are less likely to now believe marrying and see homemaking as a ca- having children are not reer. important signs of reach- Inside Colorado pot club — a rare and endangered species The share of young wom- ing independence. en 25 to 34 who opted to for- More young adults than By Kristen Wyatt exist in Colorado was all Gov. John Hickenlooper a very few regulated mar- go outside employment in before are focusing first on ASSOCIATED PRESS but lost in a recent fight warned that passing the ijuana clubs anywhere in over whether the state measure could invite a the U.S. And its home city favor of managing a house- receiving a bachelor’s de- COLORADO SPRINGS, would become the first federal crackdown. doesn’t allow recreational hold plunged from 43 per- gree or higher and securing Colo. — It’s the fish tank to regulate such estab- The capital city of Denver, pot retail sales and might cent in 1975 to just 14 per- a job. They are still actively cent last year, according to featuring a colorful reef lishments, underscoring meanwhile, has approved shut places like this down. pursuing romantic relation- the Census Bureau. Census made of glass marijua- the patchwork approach but not yet enacted so- For now, a few regulars ships but opting to cohab- demographers believe that na pipes that ultimately that legal weed states called “social use” of mari- come to socialize, shoot number could be among the itate or court mates while sets the Speakeasy Vape have taken in sorting out juana at places like coffee pool and smoke concen- lowest on record. living with mom and dad. Lounge apart from any where it’s OK to consume shops or yoga studios. trated marijuana, using It’s part of a long-run- The findings were part other strip-mall bar and pot in public. With no other weed state special water pipes de- ning trend of higher ed- of a census report released confirms what it really is: Colorado allows pot opting to regulate clubs signed for a process called ucational attainment for Wednesday tracking the one of the United States’ clubs, but state lawmakers or Amsterdam-style cof- “dabbing,” a reference to women but also a reflec- changing economics and only legal pot clubs. ultimately decided against fee shops, the Speakeasy how little marijuana is tion of changing attitudes demographics of young The fact that it and a a plan to regulate them Vape Lounge in Colorado needed to produce the de- among Americans. adults from 1976 to 2016. few dozen like it already statewide. Democratic Springs stands as one of sired effect. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 TRAVEL From Faulkner to the Ole Miss southern campus in Oxford, Miss. By Beth J. Harpaz ASSOCIATED PRESS OXFORD, Miss. — Many travelers find their comfort way to Oxford, Miss., as fans of novelist William Faulkner. But there’s much more to do in Oxford than vis- iting Faulkner’s home and grave. A wooded trail leads from his house to the University of Mis- sissippi campus, aka Ole Miss. There you’ll find statues marking separate chapters of Southern history: one of a Confederate soldier, the other of African-American James Meredith, whose inte- gration of the school sparked riots in 1962. Other stops in Oxford include award-winning restaurants and a bookstore, Square Books, with a well-curated selection about the region. Above: Rowan Oak, the house where Lodging options include the Graduate, a sleek, novelist William Faulkner lived with his fun and funky boutique hotel where card keys family in Oxford, Miss. Faulkner bought bear pictures of famous Ole Miss alumni like the property in 1930 and lived there un- quarterback Eli Manning. til his death in 1962. ROWAN OAK Faulkner bought the home and grounds he Below: An exhibit of liquor bottles at called Rowan Oak in 1930. He lived there with Rowan Oak, where Faulkner lived with his family until his death in 1962. Don’t miss his family in Oxford, Miss. The display the room where he wrote a plot outline on the states that Faulkner was a “notorious wall. Also on display are empty liquor bottles, binge drinker.” with a card under a bottle of Four Roses bour- bon explaining that Faulkner was “a notorious binge drinker” who favored “inexpensive and readily available” booze. It’s also not unusual to find liquor bottles left by fans at his grave at St. Peter’s Cemetery. Exhibits of photos and articles about his life and work include quotes that will inspire and resonate with anyone who’s ever agonized over the written word. “The writer’s got to be de- mon-driven. He’s got to have to write, he don’t know why, and sometimes he will wish that he didn’t have to, but he does,” reads one. In a speech he gave after winning the Nobel Prize for literature, he said: “The poet’s voice need not merely be the record of man, it can be one of the props, the pillars to help him endure and prevail.” Of his Southern settings, including his percent of students at the university’s four cam- famed fictional county, Yoknapatawpha, he said, puses are now African-American. “I discovered that my own little postage stamp A statue of a Confederate soldier near the Ly- of native soil was worth writing about and that ceum once served as a rallying point for segre- I would never live long enough to exhaust it.” gationists. A sculpture of Meredith can be found Above: A statue of a The property includes a stable, barn and gar- on the other side of the building, with engrav- Confederate soldier dens. You can walk from Rowan Oak through ings of the words courage, perseverance, oppor- on the campus of the Bailey’s Woods to the Ole Miss campus, where tunity and knowledge. Headlines about intol- University of Missis- an annual Faulkner conference is scheduled erance were made again in 2014 when a noose sippi in Oxford, Miss. this year for July 23-27. was found on the Meredith statue. OLE MISS “The past is never dead,” Faulkner wrote. “It’s Right: The doors of Founded in 1848, the University of Mississippi not even past.” the Lyceum, a build- campus was spared when Union troops burned GOOD EATS, GOOD BOOKS ing on the University Oxford during the Civil War in 1864. In 2008, Make time for as many meals as you can be- of Mississippi cam- the university hosted the first presidential de- cause Oxford has great dining options. Chef pus in Oxford, Miss. A bate ever held in Mississippi, between Barack John Currence owns a group of restaurants hole over the door on Obama and John McCain. here, including his flagship James Beard Award the left is the result But its biggest headlines were made in 1962 winner, City Grocery, and a fantastic cafe in a of a bullet that hit when riots broke out over the enrollment of strip mall, Big Bad Breakfast. the building when the university’s first African-American student, The chef at Snackbar, Vishwesh Bhatt, also riots erupted on James Meredith. A marker of the violence has got a nod from the Beards. He’s a native of India campus in 1962 over been preserved in the form of a hole where a bul- who channels his culinary heritage into dishes the enrollment of let hit the Lyceum, the oldest building on cam- like chai-spice smoked duck breast and winter the university’s first pus. A workman who tried to fill the hollowed-out squash biryani. African-American hole above the Lyceum door during a remodeling Saint Leo, an Italian restaurant with a hipster student. was told to leave it, according to Andy Mullins, vibe owned by Emily Blount, was named a James an expert on Ole Miss history. “We want to keep Beard semifinalist this year. Gus’s Fried Chick- FILE PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS it for historical purposes to make sure we’re re- en is a chain, but the Oxford outlet is as good a minded of our dark past,” said Mullins. About 13 place as any to try its perfect fried chicken.

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