TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 Lynn eld re captain denies naked shopping spree By Thomas Grillo the 7-Eleven in Middletown earlier this “She was visibly shaken while I ITEM STAFF month. He was charged with disorderly spoke to her,” the of cer wrote in the conduct, a misdemeanor, and arraigned four-page report. “She had tears in her The Lynn eld re captain who wit- at the Second Division District Court in eyes and said she was horri ed at the nesses allege walked into a Rhode Is- Newport where he pleaded not guilty. sight of a naked man.” land convenience in his birthday suit When police responded, the store But Walsh insists it’s not true. says the incident never happened. owner said Walsh entered the store “I got into an argument with a cop, “The bulk of the allegation is un- without any clothes, bought a Coke but I didn’t do anything like he said I true,” said John H. Walsh. “It’s true while wearing only a smile, and drove did,” Walsh said. that I got arrested, but I’m not guilty, I away in a black Mercedes Benz, ac- When Walsh was pulled over, the didn’t do anything wrong.” cording to the police report. of cer asked why he thought police The 60-year-old veteran re ghter The owner said she “went into shock” stopped him. and medic who has been on the force and dialed 911 because she thought since 1979 was arrested a mile from the man might assault her. FIRE CAPTAIN, A3 Hotel ITEM FILE PHOTO Fr. Michael Steele is leaving Star of the among Sea Church in Marblehead in June. Marblehead’s Masonic loss a blessing Hall for Westwood options By Gayla Cawley By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city’s long MARBLEHEAD — How does a priest know drought without a hotel how effective he’s been in a parish? could end soon. It’s easy to look back on 14 years at a church A boutique hotel is one of like Star of the Sea in Marblehead and come the options under consid- up with honest self-assessment. It’s better, eration for a new use for though, to hear it from others. the Masonic Hall, which Father Michael Steele is departing after 14 was purchased last week years as pastor of Star of the Sea Church. As by Swampscott developer of June, he’ll be off to St. Margaret Mary’s in Charles Patsios. Westwood, where part of his project will be to Patsios, who bought the oversee the collaborative merger with St. De- Over-55 community nis in the same town. historic building on Mar- Those who know him, and have worked with ket Street for $1.1 million, him, know Fr. Steele will do a fabulous job in soundly beaten in Lynn eld said he’s considering sev- Westwood, a town west of Boston where Xave- eral options for the prop- erty, but cited a need for a rian Brothers High School is located. The new By Thomas Grillo hotel and function hall in “This is a great opportunity for him,” said Lynn eld Town ITEM STAFF Ray McNulty, a member of the Star of the Sea the city. Moderator The city’s last hotel, a parish council and a religious education teach- Joseph Markey LYNNFIELD — Opponents of senior housing, who painted a pic- ture of Lynn eld becoming Pottersville, the dark city depicted in Days Inn on the Lynnway, er and lector. “He’ll be great for that situation.” opens his rst “It’s a Wonderful Life,” defeated an over-55 development. which had previously been Both McNulty and fellow parishioner Kate Town Meeting In a lopsided vote, Town Meeting killed a proposal to rezone 1414 the Harbour House, closed Daily speak highly of Fr. Steele’s ability to re- to a packed late to the youth of the parish. Main St. to allow senior housing. The tally was 340 against, 174 for, between September 1994 house at the well below the two-thirds needed for passage. and June 1995, according “I think he’s fabulous with the children,” said Lynn eld Mid- Daily, a CCD teacher and eucharistic minister. Developer Angus Bruce has a purchase and sale agreement to buy to Lynn Museum execu- dle School. “He holds their attention. the 22-acre property. Under his proposal, 56 units for seniors would tive director Drew Russo. “He brings an energy to the room,” she said. have been built. “I’m extremely excited “He makes you want to do things. I never real- ITEM PHOTO | The opposition, led by Kenneth Peterson, an upper Main Street about the progress the ly imagined being a CCD teacher and a minis- OWEN O’ROURKE resident for more than 30 years, called the project “detrimental,” city of Lynn is making ter, and all of a sudden, I was. It’s been great.” and a “safety hazard” noting Main Street has a history of traf c and I’m very happy to be McNulty goes one better. accidents. able to continue to invest “He dominates a room with the power of his “We must vote to stop this nonsense,” he told the crowd of 485 in the city,” Patsios said. personality,” he said. “Absolutely.” voters to cheers. “One of those investments Fr. Steele himself comes from an educational Selectman Philip Crawford made the case for the project. He said is 64-68 Market Street … A hotel is a viable solution STEELE, A3 TOWN MEETING, A3 if things keep going the way they are in the city.” Patsios said he is also considering of ce space and other professional Saugus leasing options, but that it would be premature to discuss his potential plans has inspired further because he has had no time to do a mar- ket analysis on the prop- author to save erty. “We have a lot of work to the world do before we can tell what it’s going to be,” Patsios By Thor Jourgensen said. “We don’t need an- ITEM STAFF other failure in Lynn. We need a success. We need to SAUGUS — Ed Fallon spent a lot of time make sure we do it right.” in Rumney Marsh and its varied plant life James Cowdell, Eco- and quiet refuges inspired him to make cli- nomic Development & mate change awareness his life’s work. Industrial Corporation of Fallon and 50 other climate awareness Lynn executive director, advocates walked across the country in INSIDE said the property’s zoning 2014 to broaden the conversation on the allows a hotel by right. climate. He published “Marcher, Walker, Swampscott He supports the idea of Pilgrim,” a book chronicling the trek, last Robotics workshop a boutique hotel, citing November. coming to library. A3 well-attended events in Fallon, 61, views the environmental and the city such as shows at consequential global economic threats the Lynn Auditorium and emerging through climate change as a Opinion North Shore Community crisis on the scale of the one confronting Brotherton: College graduations. the nation 80 years ago when fascism and Down the rabbit “Lynn needs a hotel,” totalitarianism culminating in the Pearl Whole. A4 Cowdell said. “Hotels are Harbor attack mobilized the country to go working all around us. to war. They will work here. Mr. “People need to be demanding of their LOOK! Patsios is the same per- leaders but prepared to make sacri ces,” son who was able to buy Fallon said. ArtWeek takes to the the GE site for the Mar- Fallon, whose late father served in the streets of Lynn. A8 ket Basket project. He would put a top end hotel COURTESY PHOTO Army before taking a job with General Electric at the River Works, spent his youth at this historic site and it Former Saugus resident Ed Fallon wrote a book on cli- in the Baker Hill neighborhood off Clifton- Sports would be successful in my mate change and said his late father, who is buried in dale Square. Swampscott softball opinion.” Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, would have shared his earns rst win urgency about tackling a major global crisis. FALLON, A3 of the season. B1 HOTEL, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 47° VOL. 141, ISSUE 121 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 39° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 OBITUARIES Film director Audrey P. Resse, 89 Richard F. Murray 1930-2019 1926-2019 John Singleton Audrey P. (Worm- Devine and Melanie SWAMPSCOTT — an Honorary mem- stead) Resse of Sau- Kilburn, Step-chil- Richard F. Murray ber of the club. gus and Naples, Fla., dren John Resse passed away Satur- Richard and Su- passed away on April and Linda McAdams. day, April 27, 2019. zanne had been is dead at 51 26, 2019 at the age Step-grandchildren Richard was the members of the of 89. Jeffrey, Jake, Justin son of Ralph Nu- board of The Lynn NEW YORK (AP) — Di- Born on March 20, Resse and Christo- ckley Murray and Home for the Elder- rector John Singleton, who 1930, Audrey was pher McAdams. She Elizabeth (Conway) ly since the 1950s. made one of Hollywood’s Rideout Murray and the daughter of Mal- is also survived by He had been a past most memorable debuts colm and C. Lillian was born at home president and long with the Oscar-nominated 15 great-grandchil- (Matthews) Wormstead. She in Swampscott in 1926. He serving treasurer. “Boyz N the Hood” and con- was a graduate of Saugus dren, ve great-great-grand- attended Clark Elementary He was a representative tinued over the following High School, class of 1948. children and many nieces and School then Hadley Junior from Precinct Six to Town decades to probe the lives Audrey and her beloved nephews. She will be fondly High, which is where he spot- meetings, and served for of black communities in his husband of 37 years, Henry, remembered for her wit, her ted Suzanne Vincent, who he years with the Neighborhood native Los Angeles and be- lived in Saugus until 1997, kindness and her cooking. would marry in 1947. Association. yond, has died. He was 51. when they began spending the Service information: Vis- He attended Swamp- His beloved wife of 69 Singleton’s family said winter months in Naples Fla. itation will be on Tuesday scott High and was an out- years died in 2016. In her Monday that he died in She faithfully attended the from 4-8 p.m. in the SOLI- standing student athlete, in later years she had Alzhei- Los Angeles, surrounded East Saugus United Methodist MINE Funeral Home 426 baseball, basketball, and mer’s and Richard stepped by family and friends, after Church where she held many Broadway (RTE129), Lynn, football, co-captaining the up to take care of her and being taken off life support. of ces including president, championship 1943 foot- make her later years at home Earlier this month, the with a service to be held PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS secretary, and chairwoman. during the visitation. Fol- ball team. He was awarded as comfortable as possible. director suffered a major She sang in the choir for over lowing cremation burial will the Harvard Book Prize for He valued family and at- stroke. Director John Single- 25 years and volunteered academic achievement as tended almost all the games Singleton was in his early ton touches his new be on Thursday at 11 a.m. a junior, and awarded the countless hours to the con- in Puritan Lawn Memorial and school functions of the 20s, just out of the Univer- star on the Hollywood gregation. Audrey raised two Wesleyan College Olin Schol- Park, Peabody. Relatives ve children and still great- sity of Southern Califor- Walk of Fame in Los daughters Carole M. Devine arship his senior year. and friends are invited to ly enjoyed those occasions nia’s School of Cinematic Angeles. of Naples, Fla., and Cathy E. He began Wesleyan and when family could get to- Arts, when he wrote, direct- meet at the main gate of Brown of The Villages, Fla. soon entered the Army in the gether. He loved Boston ed and produced “Boyz N Singleton told Vice in the cemetery at 10:45 a.m. Audrey was preceded in 48th eld artillery battalion sports and big band jazz. the Hood.” 2016. “As I started to think death by her parents Malcolm In lieu of owers, donations and rose to staff sergeant. His brother Ralph died Based on Singleton’s up- about what I wanted to do and Lillian Wormstead, her may be made to the Wound- He was in the middle of the in 1987. His sister Marilyn bringing and shot in his old with my life, and cinema husband Henry A. Resse, Jr., ed Warrior Project 4899 Paci c when the Hiroshima Murray Switzer resides in neighborhood, the low-bud- became an option, it was and her sister Joanne Leblanc. Belfort Road, Suite 300 bomb was dropped, and Naples Florida. get production starred just natural that this was She is survived by her daugh- Jacksonville, Fla., 32256. served in Korea where Japan Richard is survived by his Cuba Gooding Jr. and Ice probably gonna be my first ters Carole Devine and Cathy Directions and guestbook had invaded. After discharge ve children, Greg Murray Cube and centered on three film. Brown, Sisters Bettyann Resse at www.solimine.com. he returned to Wesleyan and of Prides Crossing Mass., friends in South Central In fact, when I applied to and Gloria Crompton, Grand- graduated with the class of Thomas Murray and his wife, Los Angeles, where college USC film school they had children Kellie Balestrieri, 1949. He served as Presi- Linda Cates, of Nelson N.H., aspirations competed with a thing that asked you to dent of the Wesleyan Club of Michael O’Brien, Corrie Mo- Peter Murray of Belleville the pressures of gang life. write three ideas for films. Boston for some years after ran, William Allesandro, Keith Mich., Louise Slattery and “Boyz N the Hood” was a And one of them was called graduation. He maintained her husband, Dan, of Arnold critical and commercial hit, ‘Summer of ‘84,’ which was his Deke fraternity associa- Maryland, and John Murray given a 20-minute standing about growing up in South tions. ovation at the Cannes Film Central LA.” Richard began his career and his wife, Marti, of San- Virginia Valeri, 99 ta Rosa Calif., as well as Festival and praised as a In 2002, “Boyz N the as a paperboard broker with groundbreaking extension Hood” was added to the Na- Munro and Church Co., which nine grandchildren, Ethan 1919-2019 of rap to the big screen, a tional Film Registry by the was later purchased by Baird Murray, William Murray, Ja- realistic and compassion- Library of Congress, which Virginia Valeri, age in-law, Mary Valeri of and Bartlett. His commute son Murray, Amanda Murray, ate take on race, class, peer called it “an innovative look 99, of Lynn, died Nahant; her eleven was originally to Boston, but Luke Urban, Matt Urban, Saturday in the Ka- nieces and nephews; Keith Slattery, John Murray pressure and family. Sin- at life and the tough choices later to Brockton. Firms he present for kids growing up plan Family Hospice Francis E. Valeri and represented supplied boards and Samantha Murray, ve gleton would later call it a House in Danvers af- his wife Karen, John J. great-grandchildren and two “rap album on film.” in South Central Los Ange- that became Parker Brothers les.” ter a brief illness, just Valeri and his wife Di- and Milton Bradley games, great-great-grandchildren. For many, the 1991 re- Singleton’s death Monday three days shy of her ane, MaryAnn O’Con- as well as various jigsaw Richard also leaves behind lease captured the explo- followed a turbulent week 100th birthday. A life- nor and her hus- puzzles, and more traditional his much-loved nieces and sive mood in Los Angeles during which his family long Lynn resident, band Thomas, Paul uses of boxboards. He nev- their families. in the months following members made opposing she was the daugh- T. Cacciatore and er moved from Swampscott, Service information: Ser- the videotaped police beat- ter of the late Edmund F. and his wife Pamela, Anne Marie greatly valuing the communi- vices will be held Satur- ing of Rodney King. “Boyz court filings regarding his Nora C. “Nonie” (McNaught) Cacciatore, Julia Elassaad ty and he and his wife’s wide day, May 4, at 11 a.m. at N the Hood” also came out health. Singleton had been in intensive care in a Los Valeri. She was valedictorian and her husband Abdallah, circle of friends. Richard and the Unitarian Universalist at a time when, thanks to Angeles hospital since he of St. Mary’s Girls High School, John E. Valeri, Jr. and his wife Suzanne enjoyed various Church of Greater Lynn lo- the efforts to Spike Lee and had a stroke on April 17. class of 1937, and at the time Marguerite, Karen McPher- boxboard conventions and cated at 101 Forest Ave., others, black films were Singleton’s passing of her death was St. Mary’s son, Karla DeFuria, Rhonda several international trips. Swampscott, followed by starting to get made by prompted widespread oldest living active alumna. Peabody and her husband He was one of the lon- a gathering at the family Hollywood after a long ab- praise for a filmmaker who, She is being inducted into St Dean, and Michael E. Valeri; gest continuing members at home. A private interment sence. as his “Shaft” star Samuel Mary’s Hall of Fame on Friday, as well as many great nieces Tedesco Country Club hav- will be in Nelson, N.H., at a Singleton became the L. Jackson said, “blazed the May 3. Virginia was a graduate and nephews and great-great ing joined in 1951 and he later date. first black director — and trail for many young film of Emmanuel College, Class of nieces and nephews. She was served on various commit- In lieu of owers, memo- at 24 the youngest — to makers,” while “always re- 1941, where she received her the sister of the late Francis B. tees over the years. He won rial contributions may be receive an Academy Award maining true to who he was Bachelor’s Degree in Chemis- Valeri, Marie P. Cacciatore, and the Alex Ellis Trophy in made in Richard’s name nomination, an honor he and where he came from.” tr y. John E. Valeri, Sr. 1952. In later years to the Lynn Home for would say was compen- Ava DuVernay called him As a trailblazer for women in Service information: Her a morning visit to the Elderly Persons, 1 At- sation for the academy’s “a giant among us.” Spike the workforce, Virginia worked funeral will be held on clubhouse and an ex- lantic Terrace, Lynn, snubbing Lee and “Do the Right Thing” two years ear- Lee said, “We’ll miss you as a mathematician for the Thursday at 8AM from the change of newspapers MA 01902. lier, and was nominated for but your films will live on. United States Navy in Wash- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, and news with other best screenplay. (“Thelma Jordan Peele, the Os- ington DC and as a Chemist at 426 Broadway (Rt 129), members was a high- & Louise” won instead.) car-winning “Get Out” and Hauthaway in Lynn. She was a Lynn, followed by a Funeral light of his day. Recently he “I think I was living this “Us” filmmaker, called him Research Chemist for Arthur D. Mass at 9AM in St. Mary’s was delighted to be named film before I ever thought “a brave artist and a true Little in Cambridge for nearly Church, Lynn. Burial will 30 years until her retirement about making it,” inspiration.” be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, in 1976. She was a communi- Lynn. Relatives and friends cant of St. Mary’s and St. Pius MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS are respectfully invited. V Parishes in Lynn. An avid Visiting hours are Wednes- painter, she was a member Speaker defends union contractors and the post. around 2 p.m. Sunday of the Greater Lynn Arts and day from 4-8PM. Those who prefer may make donations negotiating state budget subcontractors is sound- Republican Gov. Char- for reports of a man Crafts Society, The Lynn eld ing the alarm about lie Baker announced who had fallen off his Art Guild, and the Danvers to St. Mary’s High School, 35 Tremont St., Lynn, MA largely in private opioid addiction in the Monday that Beaton will paddleboard and was Art Society. She also enjoyed Massachusetts construc- be replaced this week by floating in the water. 01902. Directions and BOSTON (AP) — House reading and crossword puz- tion industry. Kathleen Theoharides, guestbook at www.solimi- Speaker Robert DeLeo is Cape & Islands District zles. She was completely de- The Building Trades who currently serves ne.com. defending the practice of Attorney Michael O’Keefe voted to her family and will be Employers’ Association as undersecretary for allowing vast stretches con rmed that the man greatly missed. is opening a weeklong climate change. died. She is survived by her broth- of the House debate on conference in Boston on Baker credited Beaton He was identi ed as Da- er, Ronald Valeri and his wife the $42.7 billion Mas- Monday. for spearheading sever- vid Harmon, of Orleans. Carol of York, ME; her sister- sachusetts budget to be Mayor Marty Walsh al initiatives during his The death is not consid- conducted behind closed and former Boston Celtics tenure, including Massa- doors. ered suspicious, but au- player Chris Herren are chusetts’ largest procure- thorities say an autopsy During last week’s scheduled to give the con- ments of offshore wind debate, lawmakers were is scheduled to determine Cover-up: Students deck out dome ference’s opening remarks. and hydropower, and for the cause and manner of instructed to go to a side Both have spoken publicly environmental conser- death. with Captain America shield room to hash out which about their past substance vation and preservation Rescue crews from sev- amendments would abuse problems. efforts. eral communities and the make it into the spend- The conference closes The former Republican ing plan. Friday with a moment of Coast Guard participated state representative from in the rescue. Those closed-door silence at Boston con- Shrewsbury has accepted discussions typically struction sites. Organiz- a position as senior vice stretched on for hours ers also want overdose president for renewable before a single “consoli- reversal medication to energy and emerging dated amendment” was be provided at all job technology as Low- voted on in public. At sites. ell-based TRC Companies. that point, the negoti- The Massachusetts Baker lauded Theoha- Home delivery ations began again in Department of Public rides for working with cit- subscribers private. Health, in a report last ies and towns to develop Get FREE access The Winthrop Dem- year, found construction plans for adapting to chal- to the e-edition on ocrat told reporters workers represented PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lenges posed by climate Monday any member roughly 25 percent of change. 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IMAGE COURTESY OF BROOKSTONE DEVELOPMENT An artist’s rendering of a plan for an over-55 duplex unit proposed for Main Street which was Hotel among options struck down in the annual Town Meeting on Monday. for old Masonic Hall HOTEL brick building last Mon- Over-55 community soundly From A1 day. The 23,000-square- foot building is assessed Ward 5 Councilor Dian- at $560,600, according to beaten in Lynn eld Town Meeting na Chakoutis, who rep- land records. resents the area where Built in 1880, the high the Masonic Hall is locat- Victorian Gothic architec- TOWN MEETING “Do the math,” she said. ed, said on Monday that tural style property is list- From A1 The vote was closely it was the rst she was ed on the National Regis- watched by Ron Bonvie hearing about a potential ter of Historic Places. the choice is not between of Bonvie Homes on Cape boutique hotel at the site. The seller, the Lynn Ma- senior housing or noth- Cod who was hoping to Chakoutis said she’d sonic Temple Association, is comprised of three di- ing. The developer can build The Fairways Edge have to hear more about visions of Massachusetts build 15 single-family the idea before taking a at Sagamore. The proj- Freemasons: Mount Car- homes as of right, he said. position and planned to ect, defeated last year, mel Lodge A.F. and A.M., “A new subdivision of would be located on 105 meet with Patsios and single-family homes will Golden Fleece Lodge A.F. acres around Sagamore EDIC/Lynn on Tuesday. and A.M., and the chapter. certainly have an impact Springs Golf Course. Patsios has had a pur- on schools,” he said. “An That project also needs chase and sale agree- Gayla Cawley can be over-55 community will rezoning. Under the plan, ment on the Masonic reached at gcawley@item- not.” the golf course would re- Hall since February, but live.com. Follow her on But critics said they closed on the four-story Twitter @GaylaCawley. prefer 15 single-family main and 154 attached homes to nearly ve doz- units ranging from 2,400- en units. 3,000 square feet. would Marblehead’s loss a “Lynneld welcomes be built in clusters of children, and I am not duplexes, triplexes, and against a single-family quads. Each residence blessing for Westwood home subdivision,” said would feature a rst oor one voter. master suite, full lower STEELE gram,” McNulty said. And, Another opponent said level, and attached two- From A1 said Daily, he’s made a dif- empty nesters who leave ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE car garage. ference. their single-family homes background, and both “He’s built a real sense Lynn eld Town Meeting was packed to the to live in the over-55 com- Thomas Grillo can be McNulty and Daily point of community,” she said. point where extra seating was set up in the munity will likely sell to reached at tgrillo@item- to that as a stepping-off “There are so many things gym next door. live.com. families. point for his effectiveness to do here, and he is will- in the parish. Fr. Steele, ing to educate anyone who before becoming pastor comes through the door. Saugus has inspired author to save the world at St. Joseph’s Parish in He’ll take you any way you Wakeeld 26 years ago, are. If you walk into Mass FALLON urgency. was the superintendent late, he’ll welcome you.” Fr. Steele, a 1968 Saugus From A1 The march across Amer- for Catholic schools in the ica took shape in 2013 and Archdiocese of Boston. High graduate, has had varied life and education- He attended parochial on March 1, 2014, Fallon And he’s always made it al experiences. In 1969, he schools in Lynn and Lyn- joined fellow marchers in his mission to nurture was among the many at the neld as well as Malden Los Angeles — where he young people and their Woodstock rock festival in Catholic High School. But was born — and launched families as the backbone Bethel, N.Y. He received de- the acres of marsh land the march with a sendoff of the parish. grees from Merrimack Col- located blocks away from from 1,500 climate aware- “Pope Francis says that lege and the University of his family’s home became ness advocates. the youth and the family San Francisco, and worked a place he explored and The march crossed the are the heart of every par- for a spell as a civil servant. studied. Mojave Desert through ish,” Fr. Steele said. He said he thought he “I played and learned Phoenix and Sante Fe To that end, the parish might want to be a priest there and shed there. before heading north to has a standing-room-only as he was leaving college, It was my refuge,” Fallon Denver and across Ne- children’s Mass at 9 a.m. but a friend told him to ex- said. braska. Marchers trekked every Sunday. perience life before making He organized a marsh through Chicago and “There’s often a hom- a decision. What changed cleanup at the age of 15, made their way to Wash- ily aimed at the level of his life, he said, was work- borrowing a neighbor’s ington, D.C., where they young people, and there ing for the Appalachian pickup so that fellow vol- ended the march in front may be a program — de- project in Kentucky. unteers could haul away of the White House on pending on the time of the “You don’t know how trash. Fallon’s mother, Nov. 1, 2014. year — where there may blessed you are until you Shirley, is a Saugus res- “I lost 24 pounds. The be a pageant around the see what life is like for ident and he visits her physical exhaustion that altar. And there may be di- some of those people.” once or twice a year, in- comes from eight months alogue between the priest By the time he went into cluding earlier in April of walking and living in and young people. the seminary, he was sure. when he stopped in the a tent was grueling,” he “That Mass is standing Also perhaps as a result town library to discuss his said. room only,” McNulty said. of his experiences, he’s en- book. Marchers also fell into “And we’ve got families com- couraged and motivated A budding interest in con ict, Fallon said, over ing from Marblehead and young people in his parish sustainable agriculture what they viewed as the surrounding communities.” to commit to service. And, drew him to Iowa in 1984. best approach to under- COURTESY PHOTO Fr. Steele says what high school seniors who are His activism and political scoring climate change ur- spurs him on is “a zest for Saugus Library Director Alan Thibeault, left, in the religious education involvement got him elect- gency. Some espoused civil the gospel, and a calling stands with Saugus resident, Shirley Fallon, program, and who complete ed in 1993 to the Iowa disobedience; others pre- for others to give reach to and her son and author, Ed Fallon. four years of service, will re- State Assembly where he ferred to discuss climate the gospel. I have a desire ceive a $1,000 scholarship. served until 2006 when change with the hundreds for family liturgy. He loves what he does, he unsuccessfully ran for of people they met along single Democrat.” already met several. “We have to ask ourselves and where he’s done it, but governor. Meeting author the march. Fallon and fellow climate “So far, it’s going really ‘how are we doing the work embraces the challenges the - “Most people know we awareness advocates plan well,” he said. of God?’ he said. “One thing and environmentalist Wil new assignment will bring. have a problem,” he said, to talk to every presiden- I did when I came here was liam McKibben a year lat- “I think there’s always adding, “I walked an en- tial candidate campaign- Thor Jourgensen can be to make it a point to listen er motivated him to nd a time for a change in par- tire week through Ne- ing in Iowa over the next reached at tjourgensen@ to what people had to say. It way to take action to un- ish community,” he said. derscore climate change’s braska without meeting a year and a half and has itemlive.com. takes three years, I think, to take the direction you’ve Steve Krause can be identied as a goal. Before reached at skrause@item- Lynn eld re captain denies naked shopping spree I came here, there were no live.com. goals or objectives written FIRE CAPTAIN he believed it was legal in It’s unclear what will pending an investigation. down. I’ve changed them From A1 Rhode Island, and his girl- happen to Walsh’s pension He did not know the sta- three times since then. LAW OFFICES OF friend, seated in the pas- should he be convicted. tus of Walsh’s pension and Goal-setting is so import- JAMES J. CARRIGAN “He told me it was prob- senger seat, dared him to.” He earned $130,818 with declined further comment. ant.” • Social Security Disability ably because he went into But Walsh denies he overtime last year. A pre-trial conference is Fr. Steele takes a lot of • Workers Compensation pride in how he has restruc- • Accidents the store to buy a Diet said it. The girlfriend was listed set for Friday, May 10. “I’m a criminal defense as Tammy McDougal, 29. tured the Catholic educa- 25 years located across Coke with no clothes on,” Walsh’s Providence at- from Lynn District Court attorney,” said Walsh, who Both were clothed when tion program in the parish, the ofcer wrote in the re- torney did not return a 15 Johnson St. practices in Lynneld at stopped by police. call seeking comment. a source of accomplishment port. “When I asked him if Walsh & Son LLP. “Do you Lynneld Fire Chief shared by those he works 781-596-0100 he was completely naked Thomas Grillo can be JAMES J. CARRIGAN know how many clients Glenn Davis said Walsh with in the parish. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN when he went into 7-Elev- I’ve counseled to never an- has been placed on paid reached at tgrillo@item- “There are more than LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL en, he said, yes, because swer that question?” administrative leave live.com. 1,200 people in the pro- www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 OPINION Down the rabbit Whole HOW TO REACH US In a 10-minute span, we saw several supermarket snobs push their carts into fellow shoppers, with BillBill 110 Munroe St. no apology forthcoming; P.O. Box 5 BrotherBrot ton grocery shopping as a Lynn, MA 01903 hit-and-run contact sport, Customer Service what a concept. Others Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. A couple of weeks ago, sampled a full meal’s my wife and I went to worth of sunower seeds Connecting Whole Foods Market for and macadamia nuts All Departments: 781-593-7700 the rst time ever. We available in the buy-in- were shopping for lamb’s bulk bins. Many, for rea- Ext. 2 lettuce (aka mache let- sons unknown to Luddite Classi ed/Legal Advertising tuce), which we enjoyed me, shoved their phones classi [email protected] in a salad at an Endicott into the face of butchers, Subscriptions College alumni dinner in bakers and soy-candle- [email protected] Beverly. Market Basket stick makers. Circulation didn’t stock it. McKinnon’s Some verbally assaulted [email protected] didn’t have it. We refused and peppered employees Ext. 3 to cross the picket line at with increasingly mun- Newsroom Stop & Shop. So I got the dane questions about the [email protected] [email protected] idea to travel to Whole beef and poultry being Foods at Lynn eld’s Mar- sold. Wiseacre Bill was Ext. 4 ketStreet outdoor mall tempted to approach the Sports one sunny Saturday after- counter and ask, “I know [email protected] noon. your meat has no added Ext. 5 “I bet they’ll have it,” hormones or antibiotics, Retail and Online I predicted. “I’ve heard but can you tell me if the Advertising [email protected] their produce department cow babies were forced is bigger than Kim Kar- to binge watch ‘Game ADVERTISING dashian’s bum, and every- of Thrones’ or Marvel’s Ernie Carpenter Jr. thing is organic.” Director of Advertising ‘Avengers’ movies? That and Business Development, ext. 1355 So, we went. Wow! Big would surely make the [email protected] mistake. meat tough.” Let me start by saying Gary Golden As soon as we stepped ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Sales Representative, ext. 1280 the Whole Foods employ- into the gigantic organic [email protected] ees were very pleasant produce section, it was Customers walk into Whole Foods at MarketStreet in Lynn eld. Ralph Mitchell and helpful, joining us in obvious this wasn’t the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] our search for the lettuce, place for us. It was as if stereotypical brush, but buy the Gluten-free Ome- er, I committed the mor- which they didn’t have. we walked onto the lm if there were nice people ga Flax & Fiber Bread or tal faux pas of placing my Patricia Whalen But the customers, oy in the store I didn’t meet the Organic Spelt & Grain items on the wrong side Sales Representative, ext. 1310 set for “The Stepford [email protected] vey! What’s with these them. They all seemed an- Bread. of the express cash regis- Wives and Their Signi - BUSINESS OFFICE people? It’s as if they con- cant Others” or “Dawn of gry, stressed, obnoxious, I couldn’t wait to leave. ter. People on both sides sider the entire Whole insufferable. It truly was a Even that took a while. of me stopped talking on Maria Alvaracin the Dead.” Zombies all, ext. 1205 Foods Market their per- fashionably disheveled mad house. In the parking lot, a dad their phones and glared. [email protected] sonal shopping space. It was like they were struggled for what seemed You’d think I was wearing or stunningly dressed in Susan J. Conti “Who are these heathens Lauren polos and Lulu- part of a cult, worship- like days to buckle his a MAGA hat or something. Controller, ext. 1288 in my store,” I imagined lemon yoga pants. The ping at the altar of organic children into car seats and Maybe they were angry [email protected] them thinking. They’re missus and I wore ratty fruits and veggies instead then move a big, black, that I was going to en- Ted Grant important people in a sweatshirts and dun- of Sun Myung Moon. I felt gas-guzzling GMC Yukon joy macarons for dessert, Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] rush, dontcha know, and garees. “Oh, look. They out of place, like Jed Clam- Behemoth Edition out of while they’d be nibbling on their time is much more must’ve just dug up and pett at the Metropolitan a tight space and into the organic, fat-free, unsalted Marian Kinney Opera House, or a turd in rotary exit. kale chips. ext. 1212 valuable than yours or delivered potatoes from [email protected] mine. They’re on a mis- a punch bowl lled with When we got home, I I exited through the the farm,” some might Will Kraft sion and the heathens have thought. Organic Harmless Coco- looked online to see if our smoothie bar, looked at Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 better stay out of their It’s not fair to paint every nut Water. experience was abnormal. the menu, and considered [email protected] way. customer with the same, There was always a cart Seems it isn’t. bringing home a large Mike Shanahan parked where I wanted to Still, before writing this, lip-smacking Chlorophyll Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 be, and its owner was no- I decided to visit once Up (cucumber, celery, [email protected] LETTER TO THE EDITOR where to be found. Do you more, again on a Saturday, spinach, parsley, lemon, Carolina Trujillo move it and risk eternal to be sure I wasn’t being green superfood). Doesn’t Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] condemnation or wait for unfair. I wasn’t. that sound yummy? I its owner to return? Obliv- But this day, I decided would ask for three plastic Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 A vote for Don Hause ious customers in their to buy a few sweet baked straws. That would proba- [email protected] own little world stopped in goods. I couldn’t resist bly send everyone over the CIRCULATION As a lifelong (mostly) resident of Swampscott the middle of an aisle, cre- delish-looking macarons, edge. Lisa Mahmoud who has served on many town committees and ating a bottleneck, staring madeleines, moonpies and Bill Brotherton can be Manager, ext. 1239 boards, I understand the ebbs and ows of the across the way, taking for- a pecan coffee cake. At the reached at bbrotherton@ [email protected] management of our town. It is a complicated busi- ever to decide whether to express checkout, howev- itemlive.com. CLASSIFIED ness operation. Abbe Young Smith During this year’s campaigning for Board of Se- Manager, ext. 1276 lectmen, I have heard some candidates describe our EDITORIAL [email protected] town as being in dire chaos. I really wonder where GRAPHICS they live. In the last several years, my Swamp- Trevor Andreozzi scott has experienced a dramatic improvement in Designer nances, a decrease in taxes, and improvements Fighting hate [email protected] in our infrastructure (including most recently the Mohamed Diop new, lighted turf eld, and police station). Designer Our leadership isn’t just properly overseeing [email protected] day-to-day operations, but they are taking the in the face of terror Mark Sutherland Creative Director time to envision thoughtful possibilities for the Saturday’s horri c of sympathy and grief echo chambers that em- [email protected] waterfront, Humphrey Street, the Rail Station, shooting at the Chabad from so many of our re- bolden them. NEWSROOM and Vinnin Square. Swampscott is doing great! of Poway on the last gion’s churches and civic So what can be done? There are many people to thank for that success, Mike Alongi day of the sacred Jew- groups, and the condo- Poway Mayor Steve Sports Reporter ext. 1228 but the purpose of this letter is to thank one person ish holiday of Passover lences they offered to Vaus offered a powerful [email protected] in particular, Don Hause. Don has been an instru- — for which a 19-year- Gilbert-Kaye’s family and appropriate senti- Bill Brotherton mental part of facilitating the change we’ve needed, old college student from and friends. ment on Saturday: “This Features Editor ext. 1338 and he has added so much value in just one term. [email protected] Rancho Penasquitos is But what happened in is not Poway,” he de- We are lucky that he is willing to continue the Gayla Cawley expected to be charged Poway — and the kill- clared. “We always walk work he started. Turnover in leadership hurts prog- Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] ress. We will face challenges in the next four years, — left Lori Gilbert-Kaye, ings in churches and with our arms around including our elementary school needs and em- 60, dead and Rabbi Yis- elsewhere in Sri Lanka each other, and we will Cheryl Charles roel Goldstein, 57, Alm- on Easter, at Islamic walk through this trage- News Editor, ext. 1278 ployee contract negotiations. I urge you to support [email protected] the person who has already rolled up his sleeves, og Peretz, 34, and Noya centers in New Zealand dy with our arms around Dahan, 8, with injuries last month and at a syn- each other.” Bella diGrazia possesses the business experience we need and has Reporter, ext. 1317 demonstrated his ability to work well with others. they will survive but agogue in Pittsburgh But as Goldstein said [email protected] never forget. There could six months ago, which Sunday: “Everyone Please join me in re-electing Don Hause for Thomas Grillo Swampscott selectman. have been more victims reportedly inspired the needs to step up and do Reporter, ext. 1264 had the gunman’s as- gunman — demand in- something in the face of [email protected] Scott Burke sault-style rie not ap- trospection. terror.” A good start is Spenser Hasak parently jammed. It was The easy dissemina- to be more determined Photographer, ext. 1332 a gut-wrenching remind- tion of hate through than ever. To limit trou- [email protected] er to San Diegans that technology seems to bled individuals’ access Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 our community is afict- have made irrational to guns. To try to under- [email protected] ed by the same roiling “fear of the other” — the stand those with differ- Daniel Kane hatred seen across the belief that those who ent views. To appreciate Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS nation and the world, look differently or who how much we have in [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ especially since the act have different views and common. To show soli- Steve Krause Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg of terror was foreshad- priorities are malign darity with and empa- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Edward M. Grant [email protected] E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Gordon R. Hall owed by another, a failed threats — more common thy for our neighbors. Advertising Director News Editor attempt to burn down than ever. This is reect- To recognize the im- Owen O’Rourke W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Photographer, ext. 1224 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton the Islamic Center of ed in government sta- portance of fellowship, [email protected] J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Escondido on March 24, tistics showing a surge social exchange and un- Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Emma LeBlanc Pérez reportedly by the syna- in hate crimes, most of derstanding. Copy Editor gogue gunman himself. which are anti-Jewish, The tragedy in Poway [email protected] PUBLISHERS Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 The heroism of Gil- against religious and ra- and the near-tragedy in Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 bert-Kaye, who took cial minorities. Escondido should unite Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 bullets seemingly in- Yet the gunman re- San Diegans. So far, Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Roberto Scalese Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 tended for Goldstein, portedly had no previous that’s just what seems News Editor, ext. 1211 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 and of Goldstein, who criminal history, and one to have happened. May [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 delivered a sermon after family friend expressed this resolve and unity Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Anne Marie Tobin Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 the gunman ed despite shock at news of his in- endure — and may it Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 his wounds, should be volvement and his an- help us overcome the ha- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 lasting memories from ti-Jewish and anti-Mus- tred that fouls social me- Bridget Turcotte Saturday’s tragedy. So lim views. dia and the sunless cor- Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] should the immediate This is alarming ev- ners of our communities. Ryan York response of law en- idence that online, the The San Diego Copy Editor, ext. 1220 forcement. So should most disturbed among Union-Tribune Editorial [email protected] the rapid outpouring us have found secret Board TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION FBI got tips minutes before California synagogue attack

By Elliot Spagat pointed. and Julie Watson Earnest burst into the ASSOCIATED PRESS Chabad of Poway syna- gogue Saturday on the POWAY, Calif. — The last day of Passover, a FBI said it got tips about major Jewish holiday a social media post that celebrates freedom, threatening violence PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and opened re with an against Jews just minutes assault-style rie on the Democratic presidential candidate and former before a gunman killed a Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke listens to worshipper and wounded crowd of about 100. Lori Kaye, a founding environmental advocates Monday, in Yosemite three others at a South- National Park, Calif. ern California synagogue member of the congre- — an attack that makes gation, was killed. Rabbi him “part of the history Yishoel Goldstein was of evil that has been per- shot in the hand, while Beto O’Rourke unveils petrated on Jewish people PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Noya Dahan, 8, and her uncle Almog Peretz suf- for centuries,” the sus- A couple embrace near a growing memorial climate plan with pect’s family said Monday. fered shrapnel wounds. across the street from the Chabad of Poway Kaye, 60, was remem- The tips to an FBI web- synagogue in Poway, Calif., on Monday. site and hotline included bered for her kindness Mon- Yosemite as backdrop a link to the anonymous day at a memorial service post but did not offer spe- arson in connection with not know, and ideas we do at the packed synagogue in By Kathleen in direct federal funding, ci c information about a nearby mosque re last not hold,” the family said in Poway, a well-to-do suburb Ronayne and while seeking to incentiv- its author or the location month. He was expected its rst public comments. north of San Diego. Will Weissert ize an additional $3.5 tril- ASSOCIATED PRESS of the threat. The bureau in court Tuesday. They said they were co- Earnest ed when the lion from states, private His parents said their operating with investiga- capital and other sources said employees immedi- gun jammed, calling 911 YOSEMITE NATION- son and ve siblings were tors to help “uncover many over 10 years to improve ately tried to determine to report the shooting and AL PARK, Calif. — Dem- raised in a family that details of the path that he aging infrastructure na- who wrote it, but the surrendering a short time ocratic presidential can- tionwide and to take “sig- shooting occurred before “rejected hate and taught took to this evil and de- later, authorities said. didate Beto O’Rourke on they could establish his that love must be the mo- spicable act.” They do not He was a star scholar, Monday announced his ni cant actions to defend identity. tive for everything we plan to provide their son athlete and pianist whose rst major policy initia- communities” preparing for John T. Earnest, 19, was do.” They said they were with legal representation, embrace of white suprem- tive, a $5 trillion plan to intensi ed oods, droughts, charged with murder and shocked and mysti ed. according to their attor- acy and anti-Semitism combat climate change hurricanes, res and other attempted murder in Sat- “Our son’s actions were ney, Earll Potts. A public has dumbfounded the peo- that he says will keep the natural disasters fueled by urday’s attack as well as informed by people we do defender will likely be ap- ple closest to him. Earth from sliding past a changing climate. the point of no return in Like others in the packed less than a generation. eld of Democrats seeking The former Texas con- the White House, O’Ro- Of cial: 3 dead in helicopter urke promised to sign cli- gressman unveiled his proposal from California’s mate change- ghting ex- Yosemite National Park, ecutive orders on the rst a dramatic backdrop for a day of his presidency — in- crash in Honolulu suburb move he hopes can jump- cluding rejoining the 2016 start a campaign that began Paris Agreement, from By Jennifer ing that she was driving smashed by it,” she said. Megan Lacy of Alabama to much national fanfare but which President Donald Sinco Kelleher on the street when she Paramedics responding was visiting friends when has seen some of that luster Trump withdrew the U.S. ASSOCIATED PRESS looked up to see ames to an unrelated call from they heard the crash. They fade in recent weeks. O’Rourke had previous- and a helicopter plummet- a patient with leg pain went outside, expecting to The plan calls for in- ly praised the Green New HONOLULU — Fire and about 30 yards (27 me- nd two cars after they helicopter parts rained ing in front of her. creasing taxes on “corpo- Deal, an ambitious but She said she had turn ters) away heard “a hor- had hit each other. rations and the wealthiest longshot initiative backed from the sky Monday in a ri c bang,” said Shayne “We were really con- suburban Honolulu com- onto another street be- among us” and “ending by some of the most liber- cause she was afraid more Enright, a spokeswoman fused,” she said. “And then the tens of billions of dol- al Democrats in Congress munity as a tour helicop- for Honolulu Emergency we heard screaming and ter crashed and killed all pieces were going to fall lars of tax breaks current- which calls for the U.S. from the sky onto her and Medical Services. When the word ‘ re,’ and I saw ly given to fossil fuel to reach net-zero carbon three people aboard, of - they turned around, they smoke,” she said. Debris her 16-year-old daughter companies” while offering emissions by 2030. But cials and witnesses said. saw a helicopter on re. damaged her rental car “All you could see was sitting in the front pas- federal grants to encour- the plan announced Mon- “When they got there, about 100 yards from the age innovative housing day wants to achieve that re,” witness Melissa senger seat. neighbors were doing a crash. Solomon said, explain- “We could have been and transportation im- goal by 2050, while prom- heroic job trying to put A resident said he heard provements. ising to get halfway there out the re and also trying the morning crash then saw It includes $1.5 trillion in just the next 11 years. to get the patients away a ball of re in a road when from the burning aircraft,” he ran from his house. Enright said. Leleo Knappenberger told Santa Anita horse The crash occurred in Kai- Hawaii News Now that his lua, a town of 50,000 people mother heard the helicop- deaths overshadow about a 30-minute drive ter ying over the house, from downtown Honolulu. making a strange noise. The crash site was on a He said he later saw reforms made elsewhere two-lane road amid one what appeared to be the and two-story homes. tail end of the helicopter. By Stephen Whyno tainly here we would’ve Darel Robinson was do- “It’s all smashed to piec- ASSOCIATED PRESS thought that based on ing construction work at es,” he said. the work we did in 2011- a house about a half-mile Federal Aviation Admin- Linda Gaudet can’t 2012 that they would’ve from the crash site when istration spokesman Ian watch the replays. grabbed on to this thing he heard what sounded like Gregor said the agency Even after 47 years in much sooner than they helicopter blades thumping believes three people were horse racing, she turns did, and that’s part of the away from any video PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and then a loud boom. on board the four-seat, tragedy here.” “It was going nose down Robinson R44 aircraft. showing one of the 23 fa- Much like the 21 horse The tail of a crashed helicopter is seen in the mid- and parts were starting to He said the circumstances talities over three months deaths at Aqueduct in at Santa Anita Park. dle of the street on Monday in Kailua, Hawaii. y off,” he said. of the crash were unknown. New York in 2011-12 “It was just devastat- that led to the task force, ing,” Gaudet said. “I still many believe the situa- can’t stomach it.” tion at Santa Anita was Neither can many oth- Man pleads guilty to riot something of a perfect ers around horse rac- storm: a combination of a ing. The alarming rate rainy winter after years of of horse deaths at Santa Anita plunged the indus- drought that affected the conspiracy in Virginia rally try into chaos and was a surfaces, pressure from major blow to the sport’s ownership on horsemen By Denise Lavoie of the men had argued that public image going into to ll elds and possibly ASSOCIATED PRESS their actions were protected Triple Crown season. problems with medica- by the constitutional right The tragedy was all too tions used on horses. After RICHMOND, Va. — A to free speech and assembly. familiar for those who the fatalities began Dec. member of a white su- U.S. Attorney Thomas were around for spates 26, Santa Anita closed premacist group pleaded Cullen said in a statement of breakdowns years ago for almost all of March guilty Monday to conspir- Monday that the First in New York, New Jersey and has seemed to get ing to riot at a white na- Amendment “does not li- and Maryland, and many the problem under control tionalist rally in Virginia cense insensate acts of are still perplexed that since reopening, though it and at other demonstra- violence committed under of cials at the Califor- already has hurt racing tions in California. the guise of First Amend- nia track didn’t act more there. Thomas Walter Gillen, ment expression.” quickly on proven reforms “They’re seeing an ex- 25, of Redondo Beach, As part of Gillen’s guilty that had been previously odus of horses, they’re Calif., became the second plea, he admitted that recommended across the seeing an exodus of horse- men, they’re now being member of the Rise Above he and other members of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS country years ago. Movement to plead guilty RAM attended the Unite Those East Coast states forced to reduce racing after four members of the the Right rally and other U.S. Attorney Thomas Cullen, center, speaks with had investigated, diag- days, they’re running group were indicted in Vir- demonstrations in Cali- the media in Charlottesville Federal Court in nosed and successfully be- short elds and they’re ginia last year. Members of fornia “to incite and com- Charlottesville, Va. gun to solve similar issues in deep trouble,” Foreman the militant white suprem- mit acts of violence, not with a series of effective said. acist group are known for to exercise their rights to erupted, with some people pushed, punched, kicked ... reforms. Horse racing of cials meeting regularly to train free speech.” kicking, punching, spray- head-butted, and otherwise “Why they took so long from the Mid-Atlantic in mixed martial arts Gillen’s lawyer did not ing chemical irritants and assaulted several people, re- to get on top of it is be- region, which consists of street- ghting techniques. return a call seeking com- swinging torches. Prosecu- sulting in a riot.” yond any of us,” said Alan tracks in New York, New Cole Evan White, of ment Monday. tors said that during this Later that day, anti-rac- Foreman, chairman and Jersey, Pennsylvania, Clayton, Calif., pleaded Prosecutors said Gillen riot, RAM members, includ- ism protester Heather CEO of the Thoroughbred Delaware, Maryland and guilty to the same charge and other RAM members ing Gillen, struck multiple Heyer was killed when a Horsemen’s Association Illinois, feel the ndings in November. joined hundreds of peo- people with a torch. self-avowed white suprem- and co-author of the 2012 of the 2012 task force All four men were ac- ple at the march on the The next day, Gillen and acist drove his car into a New York Task Force on provided a roadmap for cused of committing vio- grounds of the University other members of RAM were crowd of counterprotest- Racehorse Health and Santa Anita. Since the lent acts during a torch-lit of Virginia on Aug. 11, 2017. part of a group that clashed ers. James Alex Fields Jr. Safety. “When you see recommendations from march at the University The march ended near a with people who had come was convicted of murder spates of breakdowns that task force were put of Virginia and the “Unite statue of Thomas Jefferson, to the Unite the Right rally and other crimes in state like this, which are very into place, breakdowns the Right” rally in Char- where a group of students to protest against discrimi- court. Last month, Fields unusual, you know some- in the Mid-Atlantic re- lottesville in August 2017. had gathered to protest nation. Prosecutors said the pleaded guilty to federal thing’s going on and some- gion have been reduced Defense lawyers for two white supremacy. Violence RAM members “collectively hate crime charges. thing is impacting it. Cer- by 35 percent. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly LYNNFIELD Union Hospital in Lynn. Accidents Second complaint about an nedy Drive. A caller reported a arrests, re ect police records. In the Walk-in to the Lynn eld Fire old BMW without plates parked cleaning company walked into Motor vehicle crash into a event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Department at 59 Summer St. at 4 Sherman St. on Thursday his home, started cleaning the Accidents pole reported on Thursday at is the sole responsibility of the con- requested medical aid on Sun- at 7:01 p.m. Of cer located the home without permission and Motor vehicle crash with day at 3:11 p.m. Patient taken 3:20 p.m at Puritan Lawn Cem- owner who will be moved by 8 was refusing to leave. Police cerned party to contact the relevant property damage reported at to Beverly Hospital. etery at 185 Lake St. Of cer re- p.m. reported the cleaning service police department and have the Condon Circle on Friday at 9:37 Ambulance request from ports Peabody Municipal Light Report of disorderly conduct went to the wrong home by mis- department issue a notice of correc- p.m. Call handled by the Mas- Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 Plant contacted. Operator taken at 7-Eleven at 100 Lynn St. on take. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or sachusetts State Police. Salem St. at 3:48 p.m. Patient to Lahey Hospital & Medical Thursday at 9:57 p.m. Clerk An anonymous 911 caller re- clarications will not be made without Report of a motor vehicle take to Union Hospital in Lynn. Center and summoned. said a man with a beard and ported someone was breaking Caller reports his vehicle was express notice of change from the ar- crash with injury on Route 128 wearing a hat threatened him into the building at 8:19 p.m. struck at 2 Hancock St. on after he refused to let the man Friday at 77 Newhall Ave. The resting police department. North on Sunday at 3:27 p.m. MARBLEHEAD Accident handled by the Mas- Thursday at 8:08 p.m. Of cer use the phone. Danvers Police caller refused to answer any sachusetts State Police, patient Accident reports he located both parties Department checked the oper- questions and hung up. Police LYNN taken to the Lahey Hospital & and will investigate video foot- ator’s home but he no longer traced the caller to a man who Medical Center in Burlington. A report of a motor vehicle age. lives there. said he didn’t remember calling Arrests crash at 11:47 a.m. Sunday on Report of a motor vehicle Intoxicated person left Stone- the station. Pleasant Street. crash at 260 Washington St. wood Tavern at 139 Lynn eld A disturbance was reported at Santina Lewey, 34, of 100 Alarm and 2 Hourihan St. on Wednes- St. and yelled at the bartender 8:36 p.m. Friday at 68 Newhall Willow St., was arrested and Accidental re alarm reported Complaints day at 5:45 p.m. Of cer assist before leaving on Thursday at Ave. A caller reported she and charged with trespassing at at 6 Kimball Lane on Friday at with paperwork exchange. 10:57 p.m. Police in surround- her husband were assaulted by 7:52 p.m. Sunday. 10:39 a.m. A caller reported at 12:06 Report of a minor motor vehi- ing communities noti ed. one man and two women who Nicole McCarthy, 28, of 12 p.m. Sunday that someone cle crash on Friday at 9:41 a.m. Station attendant reported walked into her residence after Pope St., Salem, was arrest- Complaints entered his Rockaway Street at 3 Andover Terrace and 12 two men in a dispute on Friday a verbal altercation in the park- ed and charged with Class A apartment over the weekend Andover St. Of cer reports par- at 1:39 a.m. at J&H Truck Re- ing lot. Suspicious person reported drug possession, Class E drug with a key. He was unsure who ties pulled into Citgo Station, no pair at 129 Newbury St. Of cer A report of suspicious activity walking around North Hill Drive possession and trespassing at might have done it, but there injuries. reports argument was verbal at 9:24 a.m. Saturday toward on Friday at 9:02 a.m. Of cer 7:56 p.m. Sunday. was nothing taken and the Motor vehicle crash at 126 only, one of the men left prior to Cliftondale on Essex Street. A reports person gone upon arriv- Billy Ortega, 26, of 312 place wasn’t vandalized. Lowell St. at 2 Kosciusko St. on police arrival. caller reported he saw a man al of police. Union St., was arrested and A report of a suspicious per- Friday at 11:46 a.m. See arrest wearing a tan coat possibly Caller reported a motor vehi- charged with resisting arrest son at 9:18 p.m. Sunday on of Kevin Gueuara. carrying an assault rie walking cle in the work area at 5 Sylvan SAUGUS and on warrant charges of as- Foster Street. A caller report- toward Cliftondale Square. Po- Circle on Friday at 10:55 a.m. sault and battery, assault and ed someone appeared to be Animal Control lice located the man who was Burning complaint reported Arrest battery with a dangerous weap- poking around his neighbor’s carrying an umbrella waiting to from 4 Harvey Park on Friday at on, motor vehicle use without house. Landlord from 13 Swamp- Dominick J. Powers, of 186 get on an MBTA bus. authority and operation of a 3:10 p.m. Call handled by the scott Ave. reported his rst oor Wake eld St., Reading, was A report of harassment at motor vehicle with a suspended Lynn eld Fire Department. NAHANT tenant has a dog, violating the arrested on a warrant at 11:19 9:48 p.m. Saturday at Barnes license at 6:16 p.m. Sunday. Of cer requested for a family lease on Thursday at 9:53 a.m. a.m. Saturday. & Noble at 444 Broadway. A Michael Ramirez, 34, of 40 quarrel at 10 Lovell Road on Fri- Arrest Animal control of cer advised caller reported an incident at Danube St., Boston, was ar- day at 3:30 p.m. Of cer spoke him that this is a civil matter, Accidents work where an unknown male rested and charged with Class with family. Celso E. Pojoy Juarez, 30, of but will follow up to see if the customer approached him after A drug possession at 8:47 p.m. Burglary, breaking and en- 142 Washington St., Lynn, was animal was licensed and vac- A report of a motor vehicle work as he was getting into his Sunday. tering reported at 14 Midland arrested and charged with OUI cinated. An order to license crash at 10:46 a.m. Friday car. The unknown man followed Road on Friday at 7:15 p.m. liquor at 2:24 a.m. Sunday. was sent and, as a courtesy, a at Cliftondale Congregational him in his car, leading the caller Accidents Assist motorist request from license form and a copy of the Church at 50 Essex St.; at 2:08 to pull over and confront him. an Uber driver with an intoxi- Complaints leash law were included. p.m. Sunday at Picariello Drive When the caller asked why A report of a motor vehicle cated patron on Friday at 11:14 Lost dog reported by owner at and Essex Street; at 6:41 p.m. crash at 6:40 p.m. Sunday at A caller reported her group of the man was following him, he p.m. at 311 Main St. and Vil- 2 Meredith Road on Thursday at Sunday at Kohl’s at 333 Broad- asked the caller to have a drink. 51 High Rock St.; at 6:05 a.m. Girl Scouts found syringes on way; at 8:19 p.m. Sunday at lage Row. 10:28 a.m. The pet, Brady, es- The two went their separate Monday at 819 Western Ave.; at the beach between two of the McDonald’s at 738 Broadway. Caller reported tree in road- caped when her toddler opened ways after the caller said he 8:22 a.m. Monday at 70 East- entrances at 2:43 p.m. Sunday A report of a motor vehicle way at Wildewood Drive and the door. On callback, she con- wasn’t interested. ern Ave.; at 11:14 a.m. Monday at DCR Long Beach on Cause- crash with personal injury at Shady Hook Lane on Saturday rmed the dog had been locat- Suspicious activity was report- at Mall Street and Western Av- way. 3:46 p.m. Saturday at 25 How- at 12:11 p.m. Of cer reports ed. She was warned to license ed at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at 24 enue. A report of suspicious ac- ard St.; at 4:42 p.m. Saturday tree moved to side of road. Dis- the dog by the animal control Curtis Road. A caller reported A report of a motor vehicle tivity at 4:28 p.m. Sunday on at Marshalls at 655 Broadway. patch called the Department of of cer and a warning with a li- a car in front of his home was crash with personal injury at Cliff Street. A caller reported A three-car crash was reported. Public Works. cense application will be sent. egged and there were two dead 8:15 p.m. Sunday at 947 West- the door was wide open. Police One male driver was taken to Caller from 15 Ramsdell Way, Caller from 2 Dana Road squirrels in front of the driveway. ern Ave.; at 8:13 a.m. Monday reported the residence was se- Beverly Hospital, but all other Apt. U20 reported children play- reports his lost cat, Sam, may A report of suspicious activi- at Burns and River streets; at cured and a note was left for people involved refused treat- ing around an area where con- have been spotted on Thursday ty at 6:56 p.m. Sunday at 110 8:14 a.m. Monday at Linden the homeowner. ment. crete was poured on Saturday at 10:50 a.m. He wants to know Grill at 855 Broadway. The man- and Summer streets. A motor vehicle crash with at 7:04 p.m. Of cer sent them if the animal control of cer had ager called to report the security A report of a motor vehicle Theft personal injury was reported at on their way. received any calls on it. He was guard who works for the Avalon hit and run crash at 1:26 a.m. Kids reportedly ringing door- A report of a larceny/forgery/ advised she had not heard 4:23 p.m. Saturday at 63 Sa- lem Turnpike. A single car crash construction site was acting er- Monday at Conga Lounge & bells on Saturday at 8:56 p.m. fraud at 5:13 p.m. Friday on anything but took a detailed ratically and scaring customers. Rest at 170 Broad St.; at 9:39 at Durham Drive. Of cer located Nahant Road. A caller reported description, and suggested he into a pole was reported with a.m. Monday at 589 Essex St. group and spoke to them and he was contacted by someone call the microchip company to wires down and possible en- Theft their parents. claiming to be from social secu- report the cat as missing. Sam trapment. The trapped woman Assaults Disabled motor vehicle re- rity who was asking for money. has been missing since the got out of the car, refused med- A report of a larceny at 12:16 ported on Sunday at 1:22 a.m. He was told it was a scam. No house re in March and the ical treatment on scene and p.m. Friday at 16 Jackson St. A A report of an assault and at 228 Lowell St. at 1100 Main owner has received calls about reported she would go to the caller reported she left $700 for battery with a dangerous weap- personal information or money St. Of cer was unable to locate was shared. sightings of Sam since the re. hospital with her son. rent in the lockbox on her door on at 4:52 a.m. Monday on Es- car. Report of a pit bull off leash at A report of a motor vehicle and it went missing. tes Street; at 10:38 a.m. Mon- Caller reported loud music the Peabody Dog Park charged hit and run crash at 8:14 p.m. A larceny was reported at 3:29 day on Estes Street. and screaming from Lynn eld PEABODY two dogs on Thursday at 12:50 Sunday at Polcari’s Restaurant p.m. Saturday at Bank of Amer- A report of an assault at Commons at 375 North Broad- p.m. Animal control of cer re- at 92 Broadway. ica at 1093 Broadway. A caller 12:09 p.m. Monday on N. Com- way, Apt. 201 on Sunday at Arrests ports that she had advised the reported he suspected a bank mon Street. 2:11 a.m. Of cer reported party Jeffrey A. Grullon, 21, of pit bull owner to use the dog Assaults employee was responsible for shut down for the night. park and that the animal is very more than $32,629 that was Complaints 114 South Common St., Apt. 1, A report of an assault with Caller reported a disabled ve- Lynn, was arrested on Thursday nice. a dangerous weapon at 3:25 missing from the ATM. An inter- A report of a gunshot at 6:05 hicle at Main Street near Route at 4:44 p.m. at 98 Lake and 0 Animal control of cer report- p.m. Saturday at Square One nal investigation resulted in the p.m. Sunday at 500 Essex St.; 128 on Sunday at 1:03 p.m. Lindauer streets and charged ed checking on the well-being Mall on Broadway. Mall security termination of the employee. at 10:18 p.m. Sunday at 29 Of cer reports operator has as- with operating a motor vehicle of a calf at 278 Farm Ave. on reported a woman was hit with A report of a larceny at 5:06 Estes St. sistance on the way. under the inuence of drugs, Thursday at 2:12 p.m. Of cer a baseball bat and then hit in p.m. Saturday at Square One Report of a suspicious van the negligent, unsafe, and reck- reports the calf, and all of the the side by a car. The suspect Mall at 1201 Broadway. A caller Overdoses following the caller on Pine less operation of a motor vehi- other animals, were in good took off on foot, but is reported- reported her tire was stolen off Street from the rotary on Sun- cle, and failure to yield/stop. health and had access to food, ly known to the victim. of her car. A report of an overdose at day at 3:57 p.m. Murilo F. Baldon, 20, of 18 water, and shelter. No further A report of an assault and 4:58 p.m. Sunday on Summer Dead turkey reported on the King St., was arrested following action required. battery at 1:44 p.m. Monday Vandalism Street; at 9:44 p.m. Sunday on side of the road on Sunday at a traf c stop at 115 Main and at Chestnut Woods on Chest- A report of vandalism at 7:51 Lewis Street. 5:44 p.m. at 261 Chestnut St. 2 Holten streets on Thursday Complaints nut Street. A caller reported an Dispatch reports animal control at 8:32 p.m. and charged with a.m. Sunday at 35 Springdale Unwanted former resident altercation occurred between a Ave. A caller reported multiple Theft of cer contacted. the unlicensed operation of patient and a worker. motor vehicle. Of cer reports a reported at 3 Anthony Road on vehicles were vandalized with Thursday at 4:51 p.m. Of cer eggs overnight. A report of a larceny at 4:18 Medical Aid licensed operator took posses- Breaking and Entering p.m. Sunday at 51 Nahant St.; sion of the vehicle. reports the person was gone A caller reported her home at 1:27 a.m. Monday at 48 Ambulance requested at 972 Kevin Gueuara, 17, was sum- upon arrival of police. A report of a breaking and was egged sometime overnight Broad St.; at 12:02 p.m. Mon- Main St. on Friday at 10:13 a.m. moned for unlicensed operation Report of two suspicious entering at 7:22 p.m. Sunday at 10:22 a.m. Sunday at 26 day at 18 Clinton St. Patient taken to the hospital. of a motor vehicle, and failure men driving a gray Ram pickup at 5 Broadway. A caller report- Springdale Ave. Medical aid request from 130 to use care in starting, stopping, truck at Cedar Grove Cemetery ed she was watching someone A caller reported several vehi- Vandalism Market St. for a dehydrated and turning on Friday at 11:46 at 100R Cedar Grove Ave. on break into her business. Police cles had been egged on Morton 9-year-old child on Saturday at a.m. Thursday at 4:53 p.m. Of cer conducted a walk through with Avenue at 11:18 a.m. Sunday. A report of vandalism at 8:37 8:25 a.m. Patient taken to the reports the vehicle was gone the business owner and de- p.m. Sunday at 41 W Baltimore hospital. Summons upon arrival of police. termined there was no entry SWAMPSCOTT St.; at 12:18 a.m. Monday at Medical aid requested from Homeowner of 16 Columbia gained. There was no suspect 23 Acorn St.; at 10:26 a.m. 3 Alderney Way on Sunday at Mariama Ba, 27, of 28 Not- Boulevard reported the screen found. Complaints Monday at 172 Commercial St. 8:49 a.m. Patient taken to Mas- tingham Court, Lynn, was sum- on the side of the home towards A report of motor vehicle van- sachusetts General Hospital. moned following a crash into the driveway was cut sometime Complaints A report of suspicious activity dalism at 1:04 p.m. Monday at Ambulance requested at a utility pole at Puritan Lawn in the last month on Thursday at at 7:04 p.m. Sunday at 71 Puri- El Malecon Bar & Restaurant at 18 Trickett Road on Sunday at Cemetery on Thursday at 3:20 4:56 p.m. Of cer will document, A report of a disturbance at tan Road; at 8:47 p.m. Sunday 170 Union St. 11:16 a.m. Patient taken to p.m. no entry into the home. 12:13 p.m. Friday at 15 Ken- at 67 Ocean View Road. Lynn man shot in leg Man accused of newspaper attack will take up an insanity defense during robbery attempt By Brian Witte Capital Gazette newsroom. ences to his client’s “bizarre ASSOCIATED PRESS Ramos was indicted on 23 language” and “bizarre be- By Gayla Cawley him,” Lynn Police Lt. Mi- but it was unclear who charges in the attack, in- havior” leading up to the ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The cluding rst-degree murder. June 28 mass shooting. At- ITEM STAFF chael Kmiec said. the weapon belonged to, man accused of killing ve It’s unclear if the victim Kmiec said. Ramos had initially pleaded torney William Davis said LYNN — An 18-year-old people at the Capital Ga- not guilty, and the change Ramos had “longstanding” was robbed of anything No arrests have been zette newspaper in Annap- Lynn man was shot in the during the incident. He made and the incident of plea led Monday main- mental health issues and olis, Maryland, changed his tains the not guilty plea. a period of “mental health leg during an apparent was taken to Salem Hos- is under investigation, robbery attempt on Estes plea Monday to not guilty If Ramos were ultimate- disturbances.” Davis also pital with non-life-threat- Kmiec said. Street Sunday night, po- by reason of insanity. ly found not criminally re- said a mental health ex- ening injuries, Kmiec said. The shooting was the lice said. Lawyers for Jarrod Ra- sponsible, he could be con- pert has been working Lynn Police responded second that occurred on “He wasn’t very forth- mos said in a court ling ned to a mental health with the defense. to 29 Estes St. shortly af- Sunday. Shortly before 1 coming with information, that the 39-year-old Ramos prison facility. A November The state will conduct its ter 10 p.m. on a report of a.m., a 19-year-old Bos- but he stated that he was was not criminally respon- trial has been scheduled. own evaluation to deter- multiple shots red. Wit- ton woman was shot in approached by some peo- sible “because of a mental Ramos has been charged mine whether Ramos was nesses said they heard the hand during a drive- ple who attempted to rob disorder.” Monday’s ling with rst-degree murder not criminally responsi- some type of disturbance, by shooting following a in the Anne Arundel Coun- in the deaths of Gerald Fis- ble. A doctor independent but didn’t see what was verbal dispute on Warren ty Circuit Court also said chman, Rob Hiaasen, John from the prosecution will ITEM CLASSIFIEDS going on, Kmiec said. Street. he lacked the “capacity to McNamara, Rebecca Ann write a report with rec- GET RESULTS! A shell casing and re- Gayla Cawley can be appreciate the criminality Smith and Wendi Winters. ommendations and that arm was recovered at reached at gcawley@item- of his conduct.” Call Customer Service At a court hearing earlier report will then be sent to the scene. The shell cas- live.com. Follow her on Five people were fatally this month, an attorney for defense attorneys, prose- to place an ad ing matched the gun, Twitter @GaylaCawley. shot in June 2018 in the Ramos made several refer- cutors and the court. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Lots of variety SeaWorld president this summer is ousted ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) at box of ce — There’s a management shake-up at SeaWorld perspectives, depth and LOS ANGELES (AP) Parks & Entertainment’s diversity to the mix. And — Pass the popcorn, the Orlando parks. they’re not all indies ei- summer movie season is SeaWorld officials said here and all the spectacle ther. Some studios are Monday that Mark Pauls and air-conditioned re- making big gestures, with is out as president of Sea- spite it offers audiences. original horrors, comedies World Orlando and Aquat- Summer at the movies and major releases from ica Orlando parks. has long been synony- auteurs: Quentin Taran- The company says in a mous with blockbusters tino has his 1969 Man- statement that Discov- and franchises that are son-era Los Angeles film ery Cove president Kyle easy to spend a few hours “Once Upon a Time in Miller will serve as inter- with. For the most part, Hollywood,” which Sony im president of all three 2019 is no different. will release; and Danny parks in Orlando. You want superheroes? Boyle has “Yesterday,” Pauls was promoted to You’ve got “Spider-Man: coming from Universal. Far From Home” and “Yesterday,” while a president of SeaWorld Or- lando and Aquatica last “Dark Phoenix” on the fresh conceit, does have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS horizon. Or sequels? a big recognizable selling September, and he had There’s “Toy Story 4,” point: It’s about the music Taron Egerton plays Elton John in a scene from “Rocketman.” been with the company for “John Wick: Chapter 3 of The Beatles and what two decades. — Parabellum,” ‘’Godzil- happens when everyone “It’s not cheap making a ly personal visions mani- cation and loving a home Pauls’ departure is la: King of the Monsters,” in the world forgets that Beatles movie. The Beat- fested in Lulu Wang’s “The that’s no longer yours. the latest management ‘’The Secret Life of Pets they ever existed — ex- les songs cost money. But Farewell,” with Awkwaf- “I love that company,” shakeup at the theme 2,” and even a “Fast & cept one struggling mu- (the studio) saw the audi- ina, and “The Last Black Fails said of A24. “They park company. Furious” spin-off, “Hobbs sician. tion and they bought into Man in San Francisco,” give young, new voices a & Shaw.” How about a re- Boyle laughed that the him,” Boyle said. both A24 releases. platform.” boot with a casting twist? songs are “both the en- “He’s a lovely discovery. Wang’s semi-autobi- Another outfit tak- Singer Peabo Look no further than the abler and the destroy- He has a modern sense of ographical film about a ing gambles on new “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” er. Because if you get humor.” Chinese-American family stories is Annapurna, Bryson has update “The Hustle,” with them wrong, it’s terrible, It’s not the only big orig- who decides to keep their which backed Olivia Anne Hathaway and there’s nothing worse. inal movie coming out Chinese grandmother’s Wilde’s directorial debut Rebel Wilson, or “Men If you get them right, it this summer featuring a terminal illness from her, “Booksmart,” a sure-to- heart attack South Asian lead, either. was a breakout at the be breakout about two In Black: International,” gives you an advantage.” NEW YORK (AP) — A with Tessa Thompson He even made the bold There’s the Bruce Spring- Sundance Film Festival. high school overachiev- rep for Peabo Bryson says and Chris Hemsworth. choice to cast a relative- steen-soundtracked film “To have an entire film ers and devoted good the R&B singer, known for Biopics? “Rocketman” ly unknown actor in the “Blinded by the Light,” of Asian faces and then girls who decide to go to hits such as “Beauty & the is coming and “Brian lead role. from “Bend It Like Beck- have it predominantly be a party one night. Banks” too. A literary “Any studio is going to ham” director Gurinder not English language, but Focus Features is re- Beast” and “A Whole New adaptation? There’s “The prefer one of the leading Chadha , the Uber driver to still have it be Ameri- leasing Jim Jarmusch’s World,” is hospitalized af- Sun Is Also a Star” and men if you can get it,” who gets in over his head can financed and distrib- star-studded zombie-com- ter suffering a “mild heart “Where’d You Go Berna- Boyle said. “But there’s comedy “Stuber,” with Ku- uted and marketed as a edy, “The Dead Don’t Die,” attack.” dette?” Or a remake of an a natural inhibitor here: mail Nanjiani, and Mindy US production is not the with Bill Murray and A statement released animated classic? Disney They’ve got to be able to Kaling’s “Late Night,” in usual,” Wang said. Adam Driver, and Neon Monday says the dou- has you covered with two: play Beatles songs.” which she plays a diversi- “The Last Black Man in has “Wild Rose,” about ble Grammy-winner was “Aladdin” and “The Lion The one who stood out ty hire on a late night talk San Francisco” is another an Irish mother of two stricken Saturday morn- King.” in a sea of “Yesterday” show writing staff. exciting discovery from youngsters, recently re- ing and is now in stable But there is also a world auditions was Himesh There’s also diversity newcomer Jimmie Fails leased from prison, who condition. The rep says of original films that will Patel, who Boyle said in the independent realm who wrote and stars in dreams of being a coun- both doctors and fami- add fresh stories, unique made them sound new. with two notable and high- this story about gentrifi- try music star. ly are “optimistic for a speedy recovery.”

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We remember those who have passed away and are especially dear to us. On Saturday, May 25                                       PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tenor Placido Domingo poses for a photo against the backdrop of him- How to place your memorial ad: self as a younger singer as Verdi’s “Othello” Sunday. Please choose one of the following shields: (if no check is made, Metropolitan Opera House shield will not appear)

SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who throws a bash for Placido passed away passed away May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly remembered rememberedLovingly NEW YORK (AP) — that in just about every On Sunday, he remem- by wife by wife Placido Domingo has opera house in the world, bered his Met debut a half Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son starred on the stage of the he encounters its winners century ago, when he was Tom. Tom. Metropolitan Opera for a who have become stars he suddenly called to replace whopping 50 years - and is still mentors. an ailing singer. still singing, amazingly, at Nezet-Seguin, a He was speeding in age 78. French-Canadian about from his home in Teaneck, On Sunday, the Met lit- half Domingo’s age, re- N.J., vocalising behind erally turned the tables members conducting the the wheel when the driv- and threw a dinner on the tenor some years ago “and er in the next car started same stage for the Span- every day he was the first laughing at him. Domingo rolled down his window iard’s golden anniversary. arriving to work, he was . Guests included soprano coaching younger artists, and yelled out, “Why are Renee Fleming and the coming to rehearsals, you laughing?” company’s new music di- wanting to learn; he was The man said,”because rector, Yannick Nezet-Se- always the most respect- I’m going to the Met and guin. ful, the most loving and I’m already hearing the “I have been lucky with passionate person in the opera.” a healthy throat and the room.” Domingo shouted back, passion for what I do,” Do- In terms of vocal longev- “Well, you’ll be hearing me mingo said, standing by ity, he added, “he’s a mir- tonight!” his table in the middle of acle.” the stage before the emp- Domingo is currently ap- ty 4,000-seat house, sur- pearing in his 52nd main home delivery rate is rounded by dinner guests role at the Met - as Ger- 50% off and joking, “for once, I’m mont in Verdi’s “La Tra- newstand price! here and I don’t have to viata” - among 151 global Subscribers pay only sing!” career roles, and counting.    He noted that the inter- The lifelong tenor now $3 a week.        national competition he sings as a baritone, ap- Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2          to subscribe today. started, Operalia, means pearing in top theaters. A8 TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

People take in ARTWEEK TAKES the green and red glow of the Egg-O-Mat vin- TO THE STREETS tage neon.

Tour-goers take photos of the mural by artist Caleb Neelon.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Beyond Walls Founder and CEO Al Wilson leads the Beyond Walls “Vin- tage Neon and Street Art Tour,” through Lynn Monday night. Huffman’s guilty-plea hearing in admissions case is moved up

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ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Swampscott’s Caleigh Hopkins pitched a complete game in a win over Saugus Monday. Swampscott softball rides

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE hot start to win Lynn Classical’s Keith Ridley (center) signs his National Letter of Intent to play football at Boston Col- By Mike Alongi lege while surrounded by family members (left to right) Ava Brown, Samantha Marshall, Keith Ridley ITEM STAFF Sr. Isaiah Ridley, Jim Ridley and Classical football coach Brian Vaughan (back row). SAUGUS — The Swampscott softball team plated three runs in the first inning and never looked back, riding that momen- tum to a 7-1 win over Northeastern Con- ference foe Saugus Monday at Breakheart Lynn Jets earn NEC win over Everett Reservation. The win, Swampscott’s first By Harold Rivera Senior attackman Sam of the season, was a long time coming for ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Ennis led the way with five the Big Blue. goals. Senior midfielder Bri- “The top of the order played really well (Monday) and that really helped our of- LYNN — It’s been a tough an Clougherty pumped in fense go,” said Swampscott coach Gary Mo- start to the season for the four goals. ran. “But this was a pitching and defense Lynn Jets lacrosse team. “Sam has been great for us game. We talk all the time about playing But Monday evening at all year,” Pappagianopoulos a full seven innings, and this is the first Manning Field, the Jets put said. “He scored five a cou- it all together in a 13-9 time all year we’ve actually done it. It was ple games ago in our other a real team win.” Northeastern Conference win against Matignon. He win over Swampscott was led offensively by catch- scored five of our seven. He er Chloe Rakauskas, who went 4-for-4 with Everett. shows up big in big games. “They worked hard,” Lynn two doubles and three RBI. Nicolette Fras- He plays well, we play well. er (2-for-4), Katie Watts (2-for-4) and Riley coach Peter Pappagianopou- “Brian doesn’t come off los said. “They started out Scanlon (0-for-4) had one RBI each, while the field,” Pappagianopoulos Sydney Cresta (1-for-4) also had a hit. real slow but our good se- said. “He runs hard when nior captain group got them In the circle, Caleigh Hopkins went the he’s in there. He was on the distance and earned the win, giving up one playing together, got them bench maybe five minutes fired up and starting to play. run on seven hits with three strikeouts. out of the 48. He’s a great For Saugus, Caitlyn Wood went 2-for- We dropped behind early kid, a great leader. We had a 4 with a RBI. Alexa Ferraro went 2-for-4 and it could’ve gotten ugly real tough start to the sea- with a triple, while DJ Munafo, Emma from there. But they turned son and he did a great job Howard and Nystasia Rowe each had one ITEM FILE PHOTO it around and turned it into keeping the team together.” hit. Lynn’s Liam Donovan scored two goals in a win over a good showing. I’m proud of Everett Monday afternoon at Manning Field. my senior group.” JETS, B2 SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Bongiorno nets seven goals as Marblehead beats Swampscott

sists), Grace Doody (two day (4). tremont (two goals), Nora sity goals. The Sachems SCHOOL ROUNDUP goals), Brigette Gable GIRLS LACROSSE Connor (goal), and Jenna dropped to 3-5. By Harold Rivera (two) and Maddie Erskine Fenwick 15, Durkin (goal) also scored. Peabody 11, Beverly 9 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR (one). Magicians goalie Archbishop Williams 9 Austin Prep 18, Nick Patturelli carried Elizabeth Driscoll made Caitlyn Mackenzie St. Mary’s 7 Peabody to victory with The first battle between five goals. Jack Houlden the Marblehead and four saves. made eight saves in Fen- Scoring for the Spar- Scoring for Swamp- wick’s (3-5) win. tans (7-2) were Codi Butt (two goals), Ryan Fera Swampscott girls lacrosse (two), Connor McCarron teams went to the Magi- scott were Reese Robert- “Everything started (two goals), Meg Parthum son (two goals), Emerson with Caitlyn,” Fenwick (two), Molly Cummings (one) and Keenan Mad- cians. Behind a seven-goal den (one) also scored. Col- performance from Lydia Laundry (two), Liz Green coach Joel McKenna said. (one), Kelsey Sullivan (two), Grace DiGrande “She played great and (one) and Mady Hentosh by Therrien dished two Bongiorno, Marblehead assists and Trevor Smith took down Swampscott (two) and Scarlet Ciciotti took the game over right (one). Jenna Chaplain (one). away.” dished two assists. logged one. 17-9 Monday at Block- ITEM FILE PHOTO Big Blue goalie Sara Cailyn Wesley’s six goals BOYS LACROSSE Tanners goalie Austin sidge Field. Leggett made 12 saves. Hamada Mohamed made led the offense. Mia Tsar- Medford 15, Saugus 3 Marblehead’s Lydia Bon- Also scoring for the Ma- Patrick Russo won 10 of 8 saves. palis (three goals, two Ryan Pugh scored two giorno (right) scored seven gicians were Callie O’Neil 23 face-offs. (three goals), Grace Ar- The Magicians (6-3) host assists), Madison Woods goals and Vinny Scaduto goals in a win over Swamp- thur (two goals, six as- Swampscott (5-1) Wednes- (two goals), Mary D’En- scored his first career var- ROUNDUP, B2 scott Monday afternoon. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 Moreta’s grand slam lifts English baseball over Revere the Spartans improved to with two outs. John and Classical (5-2) hosts BASEBALL ROUNDUP 6-2 and remain undefeat- Lee had some big hits. We Somerville Wednesday (6). By Harold Rivera ed against Catholic Cen- tacked on extra runs with St. John’s 2, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tral League opponents. back-to-back pinch-hit BC High 1 Bobby Alcock, after a RBI’s from Austin and DJ Lynn native Max Gieg The English baseball tough outing against Fen- in the sixth inning. They picked up the win on the team picked up its fourth wick last week, was his came through when their mound. Gieg tossed 3 2/3 win of the season Monday with an 8-6 Northeastern dominant self in this one. numbers were called.” innings in relief without Conference victory at Re- Alcock struck out 11 and St. Mary’s (4-0 CCL) allowing a run and had vere. allowed one earned run on visits Arlington Catholic four strikeouts. Freshman starter Ant- two hits in seven innings. Wednesday (3:30). Starter Kevin Dewing ony Mateo went five in- He threw 96 pitches, 68 for Salem 11, went 3 1/3 innings and al- nings and allowed two strikes. Classical 10 lowed an unearned run on earned runs on five hits. “Bobby pitched an out- A combination of eight two hits. Mateo struck out two. standing game,” St. Mary’s errors and five walks came St. John’s scored both of Julien Silvestre earned coach Derek Dana said. back to haunt the Rams in its runs in the bottom of the save. Silvestre pitched “He pounded the strike a loss at Palmer Cove Park. the fifth. Alex Lane (2-for- two innings and logged two zone, did what he was sup- “We gave them too many 2, RBI) carried the offense. strikeouts. He worked his posed to do. It was a league chances to get back in the Will Potdevin went 1-for-3 way around a bases-load- game. Williams is playing game,” Classical coach with one RBI. ed jam in the bottom of the well. He shut them down Mike Zukowski said. “It was a good team win,” seventh. pretty well. The defense “Credit to Salem, they hit Eagles coach Dan Letarte Offensively, Jomar More- played well behind him.” the ball hard and came up said. ta carried the Bulldogs. Offensively, Lee Pache- with runs when they need- The Eagles (7-1) host Moreta went 3-for-4 with a co did the heavy lifting. ed them.” St. John’s of Shrewsbury grand slam, four RBI and Pacheco went 2-for-4 with Dayshon Anderson drove Tuesday (4). four runs scored. Ethan three RBI and scored a in a pair of runs and had Marblehead 6, Labbe added a RBI double. run. John Mulready (2- two hits. Brett Bucklin Peabody 2 For Revere, Kevin De- for-3), DJ Dicenso (1-for-1) and Ronald Torres each The Tanners slid back Paula and E.J. Leone each and Austin Foglietta (1- had two hits and one RBI. into the loss column at hit a home run. for-1) each drove in a run. Deniel Ortiz and Jared Seaside Park. Chris Faraca English (4-2) visits Sa- Aiven Cabral went 2-for-4 DeFilippo each had one (3-for-3) highlighted the of- ITEM FILE PHOTO lem Wednesday (4). with a run scored. hit and one RBI. James fense and Jordan Anzuoni St. Mary’s 7, “We got some timely Wilkins, Luke Rao and went 1-for-4 with one RBI. English’s Jomar Moreta went 3-for-4 with a Archbishop Williams 1 hitting,” Dana said. “We Nico Galeazzi had one hit Peabody (2-6) hosts Sau- grand slam, four RBI and four runs scored in a On the road at Williams, scored the first two runs apiece. gus Wednesday (4). win over Revere Monday. Saugus baseball earns conference win SAUGUS soon.” From B1 Saugus added insurance runs in the sixth inning. The Sachems got off to Falsca ripped a single a fast start after Falas- with the bases loaded to ca was hit by a pitch and score Grant. Stanton add- Stanton reached on a sin- ed a sacrifice fly to give gle in the top of the first. Saugus a comfortable 5-1 Graffeo followed with a advantage with Tringale two-out walk to load the on the mound. bases and Falasca scored a “Once we got up 3-1, I few pitches later on a balk was planning on bringing to put Saugus ahead 1-0. Todd in the sixth inning Swampscott answered if we had the lead,” Luis in its half of the first. said. “But once we added Graciale reached on an those extra runs and Sky- infield error and Oriakhi ler walked the first batter laced a single. Oriakhi was in the fifth we decided to thrown out stealing sec- go to Todd. He came in ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM FILE PHOTO ond base during the next and showed control as he at-bat but Graciale scored Ryan Graciale scored the lone run for Swamp- usually does. He’s pitching Classical’s Rebecca Walker went 2-for-3 with from third to tie the game scott in a loss to Saugus Monday. on Wednesday and he was one RBI and three runs scored in a win over at 1-1. able to finish (Monday) off Salem Monday afternoon. Paolo got Saugus started Meanwhile, the Big Caponigro said. “We had without a lot of pitches. He with a single to leadoff the Blue couldn’t put together chances early and we just gave us what we needed to top of the third and Falas- clutch hitting. Swampscott couldn’t get the hit we shut them down.” Classical softball stays ca reached after being hit missed out on a chance to needed. Then we got blown The Sachems (6-1) will by a pitch. After a sacri- grab an early lead with away by Tringale in the hope to continue their fice bunt from Jack De- runners on second and last three innings. (Trin- hot start to the season hot with win over Salem vereaux, Stanton scored third in the second inning gale) is a good pitcher and Wednesday (4) at Pea- Paolo on a fielder’s choice. and failed to capitalize on obviously (Smith) was good body. Swampscott (2-4) ROUNDUP Graffeo laced a single to back-to-back walks in the too. He held us at bay. We will hope to bounce back From B1 plate Falasca and put Sau- fourth. just have to keep grinding on the road at Gloucester gus ahead 3-1. “We left guys on base,” and hopefully we find it Wednesday (4). Fenwick 14, Archbishop Williams 4 Nico Pasciuto’s four goals helped lift the Crusaders (8- 1) on the road. Diego Alvarez-Segee (three goals), Robby Favuzza (two), Stefano Fabiano (two), Derek DelVecchio Swampscott softball grabs first win of season (two) and Nick Muzi (one) rounded out the offense. Goalie Garrett Ruszkowski made 15 saves. SWAMPSCOTT contact and allowing the Austin Prep 11, St. Mary’s 8 From B1 Big Blue defense to do the Brendan Laundry scored three goals but St. Mary’s (7-1) work behind her. Hopkins was handed it first loss of the season. Zach Barden and Wood pitched the whole pitched out of jams in the Jaiden Moriello each scored two goals. Nick Napolitano game in the circle for the fourth, fifth and sixth in- scored once. Sachems, allowing seven nings to keep her team in SOFTBALL runs on nine hits with 10 the lead. Classical 13, Salem 0 (F/6) strikeouts. Swampscott grabbed a Maggie McHale (2-for-3, three RBI), Amanda Wilkins (3- The downfall for the Sa- few insurance runs in the for-4, two RBI) and Rebecca Walker (2-for-3, RBI, three chems was leaving runners top of the seventh, start- runs scored) carried Classical’s red-hot offense. on base. Saugus left a run- ing with a RBI single from In the circle, pitcher Brooke Warren had eight strikeouts ner stranded in scoring po- Rakauskas to make it 5-1. over six innings. sition four times, including The Big Blue got another Classical (4-1) visits Somerville Wednesday (4). leaving the bases loaded in run on a passed ball be- Peabody 3, Marblehead 0 the bottom of the fourth. fore Scanlon notched a RBI Peabody’s Tianna Dawe tossed a one-hitter and fanned “We just couldn’t do any- groundout to round out the 12. Mackenzie Marmion (1-for-1, two RBI), Kristina Ros- thing when we had run- scoring at 7-1. signoll (1-for-2), Sara Broughton (1-for-2, RBI) and Emma ners on base,” said Saugus Saugus (3-3) is hoping Bloom (2-for-3) carried the offense. coach Steve Almquist. “We to play a make-up game Marblehead pitcher Charlotte Plakans fanned 10. made it too easy on them. against Winthrop Tuesday St. Mary’s 14, Archbishop Williams 2 We knew coming in that afternoon, but if not the The Spartans improved to 8-1 on the season and remain Swampscott was a good Sachems will be back in ac- team and it was only a tion Wednesday (4) against undefeated against Catholic Central League opponents. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE BOYS TENNIS matter of time before they Peabody. Classical 4, Salem 1 broke out, but when they Saugus pitcher Caitlyn Wood struck out 10 bat- Swampscott (1-5) hopes Winners for Classical (3-3) were Stephen Ong (6-0, 6-0 did we just couldn’t match ters in a loss to Swampscott Monday. to continue its winning in first singles), Jake Ennis (6-2, 6-0 in third singles), Jo- them with our offense.” ways Wednesday (4) nah Hodgdon/Adam Mariano (6-0, 6-2 in first doubles) The Big Blue got things two-run double to put the up the middle to make it against Gloucester. and Khoa Nguyen/Daniel Kazimierczik (6-0, 6-0 in second going right away in the top Big Blue up 3-0. 3-1. “We just need to keep do- doubles). of the first. A pair of singles Saugus answered right But that was as close as ing what we’ve been doing,” Marblehead 3, Peabody 2 and a stolen base put run- back in the bottom of the the Sachems would get, as said Moran. “It’s a learning Winners for the Magicians were Adam Sherf (6-0, 6-0 in ners at second and third first, and it looked like this Swampscott snatched that process, as we’re a really third singles), Erik Stammnitz/Vittorio Mariotti (6-0, 6-1 for Watts, who beat out an might be a back-and-forth run right back in the top of young team but we’ve got in first doubles) and Tony Gluskin/Jack Quigley (6-0, 6-1 infield single to bring home game. Ferraro smacked a the second on a RBI double some great senior leader- in second doubles). a run and make it 1-0. Next one-out triple to get into from Fraser to make it 4-1. ship and we’ve just got to Winners for Peabody were Alex Nadeau (6-0, 6-2 in first up was Rakauskas, who scoring position for Wood, From there, Hopkins did keep putting together a full singles) and Paul Neal (6-3, 6-2 in second singles). cleared the bases with a who knocked a RBI single a great job of pitching to performance.” GIRLS TENNIS Classical 5, Salem 0 Winners for Classical (5-1) were Shanelle Belmer (6-4, Lynn Jets lacrosse takes down Everett in NEC battle 6-3 at first singles), Daphne Pineda (6-0, 6-0 at second sin- gles), Anh Nguyen (6-0, 6-0 at third singles), Abby Staf- JETS game at 3-3 heading into said. “We were looking to Lynn’s lead to four goals ford/Lexi Ferraro (6-1, 6-2 at first doubles) and Jayden From B1 the second move the ball. In the sec- but the Jets didn’t let Carroca/Sophia Defronzo (6-1, 6-3 at second doubles). quarter. ond half it turned a little them get any closer. Marblehead 5, Peabody 0 Liam Donovan scored The next 12 minutes be- too iso-based and less Clougherty and Donovan Winners for Marblehead were Michelle Shub (6-0, 6-1 two goals, while Steven longed to the Jets. Lynn passing. We moved the scored once each to seal at first singles), Hannah Porath (6-0, 6-1 at second sin- Downey and Jack Gallant fired in five goals and kept ball the best in the second the 13-9 win. gles), Rei Newman (6-3, 6-2 in her first varsity match at scored one apiece. Derrick the Crimson Tide off the quarter and it showed on Lynn improved to 2-7 third singles), Simone Likterov/Cannan Whitter (6-2, 6-1 Patrick logged two assists. board to grab command. the scoreboard.” with the victory. The Jets at first doubles) and Lauren Podgur/Leah Saulnier (6-0, Everett scored the first Gallant’s goal 15 seconds Everett scored three are back at it Thursday 6-0 in their varsity debut at second doubles). two goals to put Lynn in into the period gave Lynn goals in between a pair of evening (5) when they Lynnfield 5, Hamilton-Wenham 0 an early 2-0 hole. Ennis a 4-3 lead. Clougherty fol- tallies from Clougherty host Saugus in a rematch Megan Nevils rallied from a one-set deficit to win the fired in back-to-back tal- lowed suit a minute later, and one from Ennis in the of their season opener. first singles match, 2-6, 6-4, 10-8 (super tiebreaker). Al- lies to tie the game at 2-2 bumping the lead to 5-3. third quarter. Lynn car- “They’re working,” Pap- exa Vittiglio took the second singles match, 6-1, 6-3, while midway through the open- Goals from Ennis (two) ried an 11-6 lead at the pagianopoulos said. “We Claire Yang took the third singles match, 6-1, 6-4. ing period. Downey gave and Donovan put the Jets end of the third. have a big one against Gillian Skelley/Emma Gallucci took the first doubles the Jets a 3-2 lead with up 8-3 at halftime. Everett didn’t go down Saugus Thursday. Hope- match, 6-3, 6-2, Grace Sokop/Anna Radulsky won second 4:02 on the clock. Everett “We moved the ball bet- quietly in the fourth quar- fully the effort from (Mon- doubles, 6-0, 6-0. got one back and tied the ter,” Pappagianopoulos ter. The Crimson cut day) shows up then.” TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Danvers at Winthrop (4:30) Baseball Salem at English (7) Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:45) Boys Lacrosse St. John’s (S) at St. John’s (4) Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) Northeast at Lynn Tech (4) Winthrop at Dracut (5) Softball Cardinal Spellman at St. Mary’s (7) East Boston at Lynnfield (3:45) Girls Lacrosse English at Malden (4) St. Mary’s at Spellman (3:30) Danvers at Marblehead (4) Austin Prep at Fenwick (4) Swampscott at Marblehead (4) Boys Lacrosse Gloucester at Saugus (4) Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3:45) Peabody at Beverly (4) Danvers at Swampscott (6) Winthrop at Malden (4) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (7) Salem at Revere (6:30) Girls Lacrosse Boys Tennis Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (5) Lynnfield at Amesbury (3:30) Track Cardinal Spellman at St. Mary’s Marblehead at Peabody (4) (3:45) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (4) Somerville at Classical (4) Classical at Malden (4) English at Salem (4) Fenwick at Archbishop Williams (7) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Boys Tennis Winthrop at Peabody (4) Lynnfield at Swampscott (4) Revere at Malden (4) Classical at Revere (4) Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Girls Tennis St. John’s at St. John’s (S) (4) Lynnfield at Triton (3:30) Girls Tennis Amesbury at Lynnfield (3:30) Girls Golf St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman Saugus at Ursuline Academy (4) (3:45) WEDNESDAY Classical at Somerville (4) Baseball Salem at English (4) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3:30) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Fenwick at Williams (3:30) Malden at Revere (4) Somerville at Classical (4) Gloucester at Swampscott (4) English at Salem (4) Danvers at Winthrop (4) Saugus at Peabody (4) Girls Golf Revere at Malden (4) Saugus at Weymouth (4) Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Sailing Beverly at Marblehead (4:30) St. John’s at Marblehead (3) Winthrop at Danvers (6:30) Winthrop at Gloucester (4) Softball Marblehead at Beverly (TBA) Tech at Chelsea (3:30) Ultimate Disc Georgetown at Lynnfield (3:45) Natick at St. John’s (3:30) Classical at Somerville (4) Rugby Williams at Fenwick (4) St. John’s at Needham (4) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (4) Peabody at Saugus (4) Volleyball St. John’s at Xaverian (5) Marblehead at Beverly (4) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Gloucester at Swampscott (4:30) Track Malden at Revere (4:30) Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:30) Xander Bogaerts hits a two-run double in the third inning of a win over the Oakland Athletics Monday night at Fenway Park. TV/RADIO TV Stanley Cup Playoffs Bogaerts’ double highlights six-run 7 p.m...... Boston at Columbus...... NBCSN 10 p.m...... San Jose at Colorado...... NBCSN NBA Playoffs rally as Red Sox beat Athletics 8 p.m...... Boston at Milwaukee...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... Houston at Golden State...... TNT BOSTON (AP) — Xander Trailing 4-0, the Red Sox runs in 4 2/3 innings. Nick Hundley. MLB Bogaerts hit a tying two- took advantage of two er- TRAINER’S ROOM “It makes it a little bit 7 p.m...... St. Louis at Washington...... MLB Network run double that sailed over rors to score six unearned Athletics: OF Mark challenging,” Melvin said. 7:10 p.m...... Oakland at Boston...... NESN the head of center field- runs, getting Bogaerts’ dou- Canha was placed on the “We’ll play with the nine Golf er Ramón Laureano, who ble when it went sailing 10-day injured list with a guys on the field today and 3 p.m...... PGA Professional Championship...... Golf made a bad read during a over the head of Laureano, sprained right wrist. Man- have one potential spot to Soccer six-run third inning, and who initially charged in be- ager Bob Melvin said he’s do something different.” 3 p.m...... Tottenham vs. Ajax...... TNT the Boston Red Sox beat fore turning and running to scheduled to have an MRI Both entered during the College Baseball the Oakland Athletics 9-4 where it bounced. Chavis on Tuesday. seventh inning — Gross- 7 p.m...... Southeast Missouri vs. Missouri...... SEC Network on Monday night. followed that with a two- Red Sox: Manager Alex man pinch-hit and Hundley College Softball Rookie Michael Chavis run single that made it 6-4. Cora said the team was sit- went in to catch. 7 p.m...... DePaul at Illinois...... FS1 drove in three runs and When Oakland took three ting down with 2B Dustin ANNIVERSARY Radio Mookie Betts had three of four from the Red Sox Pedroia (left knee irritation) Thirty-three-years ago, Stanley Cup Playoffs singles for Boston, which earlier this season, Laure- Monday night to map out a Boston’s Roger Clemens set 7 p.m...... Boston at Columbus...... WBZ-FM 98.5 had lost two straight to AL ano threw Bogaerts out in plan for his rehab stint that a major league record, strik- NBA Playoffs East-leading Tampa Bay. consecutive games. He also will likely begin Thursday ing out 20 against Seattle. Ryan Brasier (1-0) got cut down Betts. at Double-A Portland. ... It was his first of his two 8 p.m...... Boston at Milwaukee...... WROR-FM 105.7 four outs and was credit- Betts and J.D. Marti- INF Eduardo Núñez (mid- 20-strikeout games. The MLB ed with the victory after nez had RBI singles after back strain) started a re- other came 10 years later at 7:10 p.m...... Oakland at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 starter Eduardo Rodriguez second baseman Profar hab assignment with Tri- Detroit’s Tiger Stadium. failed to go five innings bounced a throw to second ple-A Pawtucket Monday, UP NEXT with Boston leading. Matt for the first error and An- going 0 for 4. ... Utility INF Red Sox: RHP Rick Por- STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Barnes got the final two drew Benintendi reached Brock Holt (scratched right cello (1-3, 7.43) got his win Sunday, April 28 St. Louis at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. outs on two pitches for his when Montas missed the cornea) returned from his of the season in his previ- Carolina 2, N.Y. Islanders 1. Caroli- N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7 p.m. second save after Oakland bag covering first. rehab assignment because ous start, when he gave up na leads series 2-0 Thursday, May 2 loaded the bases. Oakland had taken a 4-0 of a new injury, to his right three runs in six innings. Colorado 4, San Jose 3, series tied Boston at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Jurickson Profar had a lead in the second on Pro- shoulder. Athletics: RHP Aaron San Jose at Colorado, 10 p.m. 1-1 two-run single for Oak- far’s two-run single, an RBI EMPTY BENCH Brooks (2-2, 5.33 ERA) is Monday, April 29 Friday, May 3 land, which lost its fourth single by Josh Phegley and With Canha going on the in line to start Tuesday. He Dallas at St. Louis, 9:30 p.m. straight. Frankie Montas went six scoreless innings St. Louis 4, Dallas 3, St. Louis leads N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7 p.m. a run-scoring double from IL, the Athletics had only series 2-1 Saturday, May 4 (4-2) gave up seven runs, Matt Chapman. two players on the bench — versus the Red Sox on April Tuesday, April 30 Columbus at Boston, 7:15 p.m. one earned, in 4 1/3 innings. Rodriguez gave up four OF Robbie Grossman and C 1. Boston at Columbus, 7 p.m. x-Colorado at San Jose, TBA San Jose at Colorado, 10 p.m. Sunday, May 5 Wednesday, May 1 x-St. Louis at Dallas, TBA MVP hopefuls face challenges in playoff runs (AP) — The MVP first two games of a sev- NBA PLAYOFFS front-runners are in some en-game series at home; Sunday, April 28 Wednesday, May 1 trouble. of those, only four have re- Boston 112, Milwaukee 90, Boston Portland at Denver, 9 p.m. It’s a virtual certainty covered and actually won leads series 1-0 Thursday, May 2 that either Milwaukee’s the series. Golden State 104, Houston 100, Toronto at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Giannis Antetokounmpo “It’s going to be tough to Golden State leads series 1-0 Friday, May 3 or Houston’s reigning surprise anybody with a Monday, April 29 Milwaukee at Boston, 8 p.m. MVP James Harden will strategy,” Warriors coach Philadelphia 94, Toronto 89, series Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. win the coveted award Steve Kerr said. “It’s all tied 1-1 Saturday, May 4 this season. And while the about execution.” Portland at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Golden State at Houston, 8:30 p.m. voting results there won’t CELTICS AT BUCKS Tuesday, April 30 Sunday, May 5 be known until June 24, The Celtics are 5-0 so far Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Toronto at Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. the only results that truly in the playoffs, and have Houston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Denver at Portland, 7 p.m. matter right now to both kept Indiana and Milwau- players are the ones that kee under 100 points in were determined on Sun- four of those five games MLB day — and the ones that while seeing their own AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE are coming on Tuesday. scoring number increase East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Antetokounmpo and the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in every outing so far. Al Tampa Bay 18 9 .667 — Philadelphia 16 12 .571 — Bucks were handed their Horford was fantastic New York 17 11 .607 1½ Atlanta 14 14 .500 2 Jaylen Brown dunks over Milwaukee Bucks for- Toronto 14 14 .500 4½ New York 14 14 .500 2 worst loss of the season, a ward Giannis Antetokounmpo during Game 1 of on both ends in Game 1 Boston 12 17 .414 7 Washington 12 15 .444 3½ 22-point defeat by the Bos- against the Bucks, and the Baltimore 10 19 .345 9 Miami 8 20 .286 8 the Eastern Conference semifinals Sunday. Central Division Central Division ton Celtics that cost the Celtics had walls of de- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NBA’s No. 1 overall seed fenders around the rim it Minnesota 17 9 .654 — St. Louis 18 10 .643 — the home-court edge in total of the season. 14 more times against the seemed on every drive by Cleveland 15 12 .556 2½ Chicago 14 12 .538 3 The Rockets were frus- Warriors on Sunday, but Detroit 12 14 .462 5 Milwaukee 16 14 .533 3 their Eastern Conference Antetokounmpo. Chicago 11 14 .440 5½ Pittsburgh 12 14 .462 5 semifinal series. And the trated by Golden State’s felt he should have been INJURY WATCH Kansas City 9 19 .321 9 Cincinnati 12 16 .429 6 Rockets were angered by defense, for far different there more. Celtics reserve big man West Division West Division reasons. “I just want a fair chance, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB what they felt were a se- Aron Baynes was limited Houston 17 12 .586 — Los Angeles 19 11 .633 — ries of calls that didn’t go Houston contended that man,” said Harden, who to nine minutes in Game Seattle 18 13 .581 — Arizona 16 13 .552 2½ Golden State was closing had a 3-point attempt to tie Texas 14 13 .519 2 San Diego 16 13 .552 2½ their way in a 104-100 loss 1 with an ankle issue, but Oakland 14 17 .452 4 Colorado 13 16 .448 5½ to Golden State on Sunday out recklessly on 3-point the game late Sunday — he’s hopeful of being out Los Angeles 12 17 .414 5 San Francisco 11 17 .393 7 in Game 1 of a West semi- attempts and not giving on a play where he wound there for Game 2. Monday’s Games ning 0-0), 10:07 p.m. the Rockets the proper up falling to the court af- Boston 9, Oakland 4 Chicago Cubs (Hamels 3-0) at Seattle (Her- final series. KEEP AN EYE ON Minnesota 1, Houston 0 nandez 1-2), 10:10 p.m. Both matchups resume space to land in many cas- ter a closeout by Warriors Milwaukee’s shooting. St. Louis 6, Washington 3 St. Louis (Wainwright 2-2) at Washington es — a play that the NBA forward Draymond Green. Cincinnati 5, N.Y. Mets 4 (Sanchez 0-3), 7:05 p.m. with Game 2s on Tuesday: The Bucks’ starters shot Atlanta 3, San Diego 1 Cincinnati (Castillo 3-1) at N.Y. Mets (Var- Boston at Milwaukee and has tried to crack down “Call the game how it’s 30 percent — 15 for 50 — Milwaukee 5, Colorado 1 gas 1-1), 7:10 p.m. on over the last couple supposed to be called and Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 San Diego (Paddack 1-1) at Atlanta (Tehe- Houston at Golden State. in Game 1. For compari- p.m. ran 2-3), 7:20 p.m. “Right now, we’ve got to seasons, especially since that’s it. And I’ll live with son’s sake, Boston guard Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Colorado (Marquez 3-1) at Milwaukee (Cha- then-Warriors center Zaza the results.” L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. cin 2-3), 7:40 p.m. focus on playing better,” Kyrie Irving was 12 for 21 Tuesday’s Games L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 2-0) at San Francis- Antetokounmpo said after Pachulia was involved in Losses on Tuesday obvi- by himself. Detroit (Ross 1-3) at Philadelphia (Velas- co (Pomeranz 1-2), 9:45 p.m. quez 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee fell 112-90 in such a play where then- ously wouldn’t doom either PRESSURE IS ON Cleveland (Bauer 3-1) at Miami (Alcantara Oakland at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Game 1. “Obviously, it was San Antonio star Kawhi the Rockets or Bucks, but No question, the Bucks. 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Texas, 2:05 p.m. Oakland (Brooks 2-2) at Boston (Porcello N.Y. Yankees at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. one of the toughest tasks Leonard got hurt in the the task would get signifi- A team that rolled to 60 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Seattle, 6:40 p.m. we’ve had all season long playoffs two years ago. cantly tougher going for- wins and swept through Houston (Cole 1-4) at Minnesota (Pineda Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 2-1), 7:40 p.m. Cleveland at Miami, 7:10 p.m. and especially at home. Harden took 858 free ward. Only 20 teams in the first round is facing its Pittsburgh (Lyles 2-1) at Texas (Sampson Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. We’ve just got to regroup ... throws during the regular NBA history have success- biggest adverse moment 0-1), 8:05 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Baltimore (Cashner 4-1) at Chicago White Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. and be ready for Tuesday.” season, 172 more than An- fully rallied from a 2-0 se- of the season. Title-con- Sox (Nova 0-3), 8:10 p.m. Toronto at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. tetokounmpo — who was ries deficit in a best-of-sev- Tampa Bay (Snell 2-2) at Kansas City (Junis St. Louis at Washington, 7:05 p.m. The Bucks were frus- tending teams shrug off 2-2), 8:15 p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. trated by Boston’s defense; No. 2 in the league in that en matchup. Milwaukee is Game 1 losses, and that’s N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 1-0) at Arizona San Diego at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. (Kelly 2-2), 9:40 p.m. Colorado at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. Milwaukee’s 90 points rep- category — attempted. trying to avoid becoming what the Bucks must do Toronto (Buchholz 0-1) at L.A. Angels (Can- L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. resented its third-lowest And Harden got to the line the 28th team to lose the Tuesday. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 TO OUR READERS: WE NEED YOUR HELP. 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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Friend refuses to help plan dinner she’s not invited to More distribution means fewer losers DEAR ABBY: My best In “King Lear,” Shakespeare only ve losers: one spade, friend of 40 years has Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van DEAR ABBY: I have a wrote, “Distribution should one heart and three dia- asked me to y to her son’s Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, limited income with which undo excess.” monds. (He can ruff his club wedding in a few months, and was founded by her mother, I support myself and my At the bridge table, though, losers in his partner’s hand.) arrive early to help with four children. When it good distribution — an unbal- The LTC says that North-South Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at anced hand with long suits can win 14 tricks! comes to clothing, my kids’ everything and not be in- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los — often forgives excess in the Some form of Blackwood cluded in the rehearsal Angeles, CA 90069. needs obviously come rst, auction. There is one proviso will tell South that six spades dinner. I explained that and most of my money — that you have a good t. should be the nal contract. I’m not going to spend goes to buying their Look at the North hand in West leads the club king. more than $1,000 to y quest was insensitive and am when I am with them clothes. The majority of today’s diagram. With the op- South can afford one trump out early, stay in a hotel, rude, and she should be because I feel free and re- mine come from clothing ponents retaining a respectful loser, but not two. What rent a car and not attend ashamed of herself. You laxed. banks. silence, North opens one di- should he do? the dinner I’ve helped set would have been more He has started to com- My problem is, when amond, and partner responds The correct play is rst to plain about my quietness, up, decorate, etc. She said than “an out-of-town someone compliments me one spade. What should cash the spade ace. If an and it’s upsetting. Each North rebid? honor drops, it’s all over. But she’s not inviting out-of- guest,” and you should on an outt I’m wearing have been thanked for your time he mentions it, I feel As I mentioned yesterday, if only low cards appear, de- town guests to the re- and asks where I got it, I efforts AT THE DINNER. like I’m exposed. Should I once a t has been found, clarer enters dummy to lead a hearsal dinner, and it’s don’t know what to say. continue this relation- use the Losing Trick Count. spade toward the queen. This family only. She then un- I’m embarrassed to say it’s Here, North’s hand contains avoids guesswork. DEAR ABBY: I’ve dated ship? invited me to the wedding from a clothing bank, but only ve losers: three spades, a guy for three months and hung up on me! We NOT QUIET IN THE at the same time I don’t one heart and one club. Part- now, and I still can’t be haven’t spoken since. MIDWEST like lying. Any sugges- ner, for a one-level response, completely open with him. Am I crazy or was she, tions? is assumed to have nine los- I am afraid the real me DEAR NOT QUIET: for expecting me to go ers. (If he has fewer, he will isn’t that likable, so I have Don’t look now, but your SMALLTOWN POOR take the auction higher.) Five work my behind off and become less talkative in self-esteem appears to be plus nine is 14. Subtracting leave before the guests ar- this relationship. sagging. Stop hiding in a DEAR SMALLTOWN that from the magic number rive? Each time we go out, he’s self-imposed “closet” and POOR: I do have one. of 24 gives 10 — the number When you are compliment- of tricks available. It is a game NO ONE’S SLAVE always the talker, and show this person who you when sometimes I want to really are! Whether the re- ed on an item of clothing, deal. So, North should jump DEAR NO ONE’S: say something, I clam up. I lationship survives the say thank you. And if the to four clubs, a splinter bid What happened proves the person asks where you like him a lot, and I don’t disclosure I can’t guess, showing game-going values, truth of the adage that like myself being this way. but I have a premonition bought it, say it was given four-card spade support and weddings and funerals I am outgoing and talk- that he will like you even to you. It’s the truth. It was a singleton (or void) in clubs. can bring out the worst in ative when I’m with my better than he has for the given to you at the clothing The South hand now has people. Your friend’s re- friends. I LIKE the way I last three months. bank.

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 50 Childs Street, Lynn, MA 01905 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Konstadinos V. Koutroubis to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Pamela Avedisian AKA Pamela M. Avedisian to Mortgage Electronic Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Mortgage given by Georgina Garcia to Montgomery Mortgage Capital Corporation by and Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgageit, Inc., its successors and Financial, Inc., "Lender"; and its successors and assigns dated July 22, 2005 and through its nominee Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. dated March 6, assigns, dated January 26, 2007 and registered with the Essex County (Southern recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 2007, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 475995 noted on 24605, Page 2, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated May 6, 2009 and the Land Court as Document No. 476960 and noted on Certificate of Title No. Certificate of Title Number 74220 as affected by a Loan Modification registered on recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book 29742, 80377, and assigned through assignments recorded with said Registry District as January 31, 2011 in Said Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number Page 242, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of Document No. 535824, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, 517286 noted on Certificate of Title Number 74220 as affected by a Loan the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing Modification registered on August 8, 2013 in Said Registry District of the Land be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM, on May 21, 2019, on the premises the same will be sold at Public Auction on May 21, 2019 at 11:00AM, at or upon Court as Document Number 545395 noted on Certificate of Title Number 74220, known as 30-30 1/2 Newhall Street, Saugus, Massachusetts, the premises the mortgaged premises more particularly described below, being all and singular subsequently assigned to HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Mortgage IT Securities Corp. Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2007-1 by Mortgage appurtenances thereto, to wit: Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., acting solely as nominee for MortgageIT, Inc. The land situated in Lynn in the County of Essex and Commonwealth of by assignment registered with Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of A certain parcel of land together with the buildings thereon, numbered 30-30 1/2 Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: EASTERLY by Childs Street fifty the Land Court as Document Number 510332 noted on Certificate of Title Number Newhall Street in Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot 33 on a (50) feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Caleroy Pschoyeos ninety nine 74220 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of plan of land entitled "Plan of Ballard Farm", so-called recorded with Essex South and 90/100 (99.90) feet; WESTERLY by lands now or formerly of George Gheros foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on May 14, 2019 at 2 District Deeds in Book 691, Page 300 to which plan reference is hereby made for et al and of Louis Jaffe fifty (50) feet; NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Nectar Place, Nahant, MA, all and singular the premises described in said a more complete and accurate description. Everett T. Messer et ux, one hundred feet (100) feet. All of said boundaries are Mortgage, to wit: determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan numbered 12657-A, NORTHERLY: by said Newhall Street, sixty (60) feet; drawn by Philip J. Leary, Civil Engineer, dated December 1927, as modified and A certain parcel of land situated in Nahant, in the County of Essex and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a portion of Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHERLY EASTERLY: by Lot 34 on said plan, one hundred (100) feet; which is filed with original Certificate of Title 7119 in said registry. For title, see by the northerly line of Range Road, measuring on the upland about two hundred document number 476958 and Certificate of Title number 80377. Subject to the eighty nine (289) feet; WESTERLY by the Atlantic Ocean; NORTHERLY by lot 7, as SOUTHERLY: by Lot 40 on said plan, sixty (60) feet; mortgage dated March 6, 2007, in the original principal amount of $320,800.00, shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, about two hundred fifty (250) feet; and recorded as Document number 476959 and noted on Certificate of Title No. EASTERLY by Nectar Place seventy five and 62/100 (75.62) feet. All of said WESTERLY: by Lot 32 on said plan, one hundred (100) feet. 80377. boundaries, except the water line, are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan numbered 6270-D, drawn by Parsons and Faia, Inc. Surveyors, Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the dated June 22, 1985 as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium event of an error in this notice. Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, 52203 in said Registry, and the above described land is shown as Lot 6, on last partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public mentioned plan. The above described land is subject to and has the benefit of municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or announcement at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further rights and easements, as described in deed from John Comfort to Joseph K. approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, postpone at any adjourned sale date by public announcement at the time and Alexander, dated June 18, 1958, and filed as Document No. 86250 in said asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , date appointed for the adjourned sale date. Registry. There is appurtenant to the above described land the right to use Nectar to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, Place, as show on said plan, for all purposes for which public ways may be used hi rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. The premises will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, restrictions, the Town of Nahant. For title see deed filed as Document No. 396546, Certificate easements, improvements, orders of condition, outstanding tax titles, municipal or of Title No. 74220. Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of other public taxes, assessments, betterments, liens or claims in the nature of liens $10,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place and existing encumbrances of record created prior to the mortgage, or entitled to The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified precedence over the mortgage, if any, insofar as the same are still in force and restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax check within forty-five (45) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in applicable to the premises. The premises will be sold without representation or titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in escrow with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 208, North warranty as to its condition or fitness for habitation, or whether it conforms to any possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Chelmsford, Massachusetts. applicable state or local building, zoning, health, or sanitary codes, or compliance with any federal, state, or local environmental statutes, regulations, ordinances, or TERMS OF SALE: In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in by-laws. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the If the premises is a condominium unit, then the premises will also be sold subject delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure to Massachusetts General Laws chapter 183A, as amended, the applicable Master required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, Deed and any and all amounts as may be due, following such sale, to the the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the applicable condominium trust. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. If the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale defaults in purchasing the property at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms according to the terms of this notice of sale or the terms of the Memorandum of of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. Sale executed at the time of the foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to, sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be among other things, resell the property under the power of sale contained in such entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Dated: April 23, 2019 mortgage or sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder (or recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Present holder of said mortgage other successive bidders, in the order of their bid) provided that such other bidder description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of deposits with Mortgagee's attorneys, Michienzie & Sawin LLC, the amount of the an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for the Note Holders CWABS, Inc. required deposit as set forth below within ten (10) business days after written Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2005-HYB9 notice of default of the previous highest bidder and title shall be conveyed to such Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. by its Attorneys other bidder within thirty (30) days of the default, which time periods may be HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for Guaetta and Benson, LLC reasonably extended by the Mortgagee in its sole discretion. Mortgage IT Securities Corp. Mortgage Loan Trust, Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire Series 2007-1 P.O. Box 519 TERMS OF SALE: Ten Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($10,000.00) is to be paid Chelmsford, MA 01824 in certified check and/or bank cashier's check (dated no more than ninety days Present Holder of said Mortgage, Item: April 30., May 7, 14, 2019 before the date of sale) to be paid by the Purchaser at the time and place of sale. By Its Attorneys, The balance of the purchase price is to be paid by the Purchaser by certified check ORLANS PC and/or bank cashier's check (dated no more than ninety days before the date of PO Box 540540 LEGAL NOTICE closing) within thirty (30) days thereafter, which time period may be reasonably Waltham, MA 02454 CITY OF LYNN extended by the Mortgagee in its sole discretion, at the offices of Harry Castleman, Phone: (781) 790-7800 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Esquire, Michienzie & Sawin LLC, 745 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116. Other 18-014746 terms to be announced at the sale. Item: April 23, 30, May 7, 2019 The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following petition on Tuesday, May 7, 2019 at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. SRP 2012-4 LLC CITY OF LYNN present holder of said mortgage LOCUS: 84 ALLEN AVE, PARCEL NO 084-690-003 - PETITIONER: MARILY NICASIO by its attorney, Harry Castleman, Esquire Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tues, May 14, 2019 at 7:30 pm, (ZBA #9878) MICHIENZIE & SAWIN LLC Room 402 on the Petition of Comcast to install a new manhole and underground 745 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116 conduit to provide service to 14 State St TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO FAMILY DWELLING IN THE APARTMENT Item: April 30, May 7, 14, 2019 Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk HOUSE (R-4) DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED LOT AREA, FRONT YARD Item: April 30, 2019 SETBACK AND NOT IN CONFORMANCE WITH SETBACK 9.4.5.C OFF STREET Nahant Conservation Commission PARKING REQUIREMENTS. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CITY OF LYNN

LOCUS: 61 BACHELLER STREET, PARCEL NO 074-082-046 - PETITIONER: MARC A Public Meeting will be held at the Nahant Town Hall, 334 Nahant Road (lower Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tues, May 14, 2019 at 8:00 pm in the COOPER (ZBA #9879) level), Nahant, MA at 7:30 PM on May 8, 2019 to consider a Request for Council Chambers on the Petition of George Markos, owner of Brother's Deli to add Determination of Applicability filed by Marc & Jackie Dufour for the property an All Alcohol Beverage License TO PERMIT THE ALTERATION OF AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING TWO FAMILY located 112 Willow Road (Map 9, Lot 30) to enlarge the existing driveway. to an existing Common Victuallers License at 41 Market St. STRUCTURE LOCATED ON A NON-CONFORMING LOT IN THE GENERAL RESIDENCE Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk DISTRICT (R-2). TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION WITH LESS THEN Plans are available in the Inspectional Services Office at Nahant Town Hall, 334 Item: April 30, May 7, 2019 THE REQUIRED SIDE AND REAR YARD SETBACKS, AND GREATER THAN THE Nahant Road, Nahant, MA. For information, call 781-581-5263. ALLOWED LOT COVERAGE; FINDING THAT THE PROPOSED ADDITION DOES NOT Item: April 30, 2019 RESULT IN A NON DETRIMENTAL EFFECT IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

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By Jon Gambrell of the crusaders in their and Krishan Francis Easter,” al-Baghdadi said, ASSOCIATED PRESS according to a transcript from the U.S.-based SITE BATTICALOA, Sri Lan- Intelligence Group. ka — The leader of the Is- He also called on Islamic lamic State group praised State-pledged militants in the Easter suicide bomb- the island nation off the ings that killed more than southern tip of India to be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 250 people in Sri Lanka in “a thorn in the chests of a video released Monday, the crusaders.” Joergen Ree Wiig tries to reach the harness at- calling on militants to be Authorities initially tached to a beluga whale before the Norwegian a “thorn” against their en- blamed the Easter attacks, shermen were able to remove the tight har- emies in his rst lmed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS targeting three hotels and ness, off the northern Norwegian coast. appearance in nearly ve Soldiers return to their base following an op- three churches, on a local years. eration searching for explosives and suspects militant named Moham- The video of Abu Bakr tied to a local group of Islamic State militants med Zahran and his fol- al-Baghdadi, to whom the in Kalmunai, Sri Lanka on Monday. lowers. Then the Islamic Beluga whale suicide bombers in last State group on April 23 week’s attack apparent- mastermind of the attacks. attackers, saying they con- released images of Zahran ly pledged their loyalty, The 18-minute video of ducted the bombings as and others pledging their came as the top of cial with Russian al-Baghdadi included im- revenge for the fall of Bag- loyalty to al-Baghdadi. in the Catholic Church Police conducted a later ages of the extremist leader houz, Syria, the last terri- urged Sri Lanka to crack raid in eastern Sri Lan- sitting in a white room with tory the extremist group down on Islamic extrem- ka that saw militants harness raises ists “as if on war footing.” three others, assault ries held there or in Iraq. detonate suicide bombs Meanwhile, a govern- by their sides. He discussed “As for your brothers in in violence that killed at ment ban on niqab face cov- Sri Lanka in an audio por- Sri Lanka, they have put least 15 people, including ering took effect as soldiers tion of the video, suggesting joy in the hearts of the six children. Explosives alarm in Norway and police of cers conduct- the April 21 attacks came monotheists with their recovered by authorities ed raids in eastern Sri Lan- after they lmed him. immersing operations bore hallmarks of the Is- COPENHAGEN, Den- volved. Russia has major ka, the home of the alleged Al-Baghdadi praised the that struck the homes lamic State group as well. mark (AP) — A beluga military facilities in and whale found with a tight around Murmansk on the harness that appeared Kola Peninsula, in the far to be Russian made has northwest of Russia. After inconclusive vote, Spain’s raised the alarm of Nor- It wasn’t immediately wegian of cials and clear what the mammal prompted speculation was being trained for, or that the animal may have whether it was supposed political future still looks hazy come from a Russian mili- to be part of any Russian tary facility. military activity in the re- By Barry Hatton The incumbent prime fractured. The traditional the European Union. Joergen Ree Wiig of the gion. and Aritz Parra minister, Pedro Sánchez, conservative Popular Par- But the Socialist party Norwegian Directorate Rikardsen said he had ASSOCIATED PRESS celebrated after his So- ty suffered a humiliating won only 29 percent of the of Fisheries says “Equip- checked with scholars in cialist party won the most defeat, while the election vote, and it still needs to ment St. Petersburg” is Russia and Norway and MADRID — Spain’s polit- votes in Sunday’s ballot. marked the rise of the far- make tough political deci- written on the harness said they have not re- ical future is no clearer af- But Spanish politicians right and a high point for sions in order to govern. strap, which features a ported any program or ter its third election in four were doing the math on an expanding center-right With only 123 seats in mount for an action cam- experiments using beluga years, with experts saying how Sánchez might survive party. the 350-seat Congress of era. whales. Monday that it won’t be the next four years without The results did little to Deputies, Spain’s parlia- He said Monday sh- “This is a tame animal anytime soon before the a parliamentary majority. dispel government uncer- ment, the Socialists will ermen in Arctic Norway that is used to get food muddle is resolved. Spain’s political right is tainty in the eurozone’s need to negotiate the sup- last week reported the served so that is why it No. 4 economy. port of smaller rival par- tame white cetacean with has made contacts with It could take weeks or ties to pass legislation. a tight harness swimming the shermen,” he said. months for Spain’s politi- Even an alliance with the around. On Friday, sher- “The question is now cal future to become clear, far-left, anti-austerity party man Joar Hesten, aided whether it can survive by said Andrew Dowling, an United We Can — the most by the Ree Wiig, jumped nding food by itself. We expert on contemporary obvious potential partner — into the frigid water to re- have seen cases where Spanish politics at Cardiff wouldn’t give the Socialists move the harness. other whales that have University in Wales. the 176 seats it needs. Ree Wiig said “people in been in Russian captivity “If the Socialist party There are other options, Norway’s military have doing ne.” wants to stay in power for however. shown great interest” in Hesten told Norwegian the next four years, it needs Deputy Prime Minister the harness. broadcaster NRK that the to nd mechanisms of ac- Carmen Calvo said Mon- Audun Rikardsen, a whale began to rub itself commodation to ensure a day she believed the elec- professor at the Depart- against his boat when he degree of stability,” he said. tion result, which increased ment of Arctic and Ma- rst spotted it. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sánchez hailed his cen- the Socialists’ parliamen- rine Biology at the Arctic Russia does not have a ter-left party’s victory tary seats from 85 to 123, University of Norway in history of using whales for Spain’s Prime Minister and Socialist Party lead- as an antidote against a was “more than enough” of Tromsoe, northern Nor- military purposes but the er Pedro Sanchez shakes hands with supporters reactionary wave of na- a public endorsement to al- way, believes “it is most Soviet Union had a full- outside the party headquarters following the tional populism, pledg- low the party to rule alone likely that Russian Navy edged training program general election in Madrid, Spain on Sunday. ing to help strengthen as a minority government. in Murmansk” is in- for dolphins.

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Lighthizer are travel- Mnuchin told Fox Busi- ing to Beijing to resume ness Network that an en- talks Tuesday to try to forcement mechanism just end a yearlong trade war “needs a little bit of fine between the world’s two tuning.” largest economies. A Chi- U.S. officials and busi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nese team is scheduled nesses assert that China to visit Washington next has failed to keep past Specialist Meric Greenbaum, left, and trader Fred DeMarco work on the oor of the New week for another round of promises concerning its York Stock Exchange. talks. trade practices. “We hope within the “We are at a pivotal next two rounds of (talks) moment in these negoti- in China and in D.C. to be ations, with a real chance Stocks edge closer to record at the point where we can to hammer out a strong, either recommend to the enforceable bilateral trade president we have a deal agreement,” said Linda high in investors’ market or make a recommenda- Dempsey, vice president of tion we don’t,” Mnuchin international economic af- told Fox Business Net- fairs at the National Asso- NEW YORK (AP) — cent, to 8,161.85. Both had earlier in the year.” jumped 0.9 percent in work on Monday. “There ciation of Manufacturers. U.S. stock indexes edged the S&P 500 and Nasdaq The S&P 500 is up 17.4 March, the biggest gain in is a strong desire for both American manufactur- further into record ter- closed at record highs. percent so far in 2019, nearly a decade. But the sides to see if we can wrap ers, she said, “need a ro- ritory Monday follow- After rocketing higher and it has more than same report also showed this up or move on.” bust final deal to ensure ing more signs that the in the first few months erased its nearly 20 per- that the Federal Re- The two sides are locked they can compete on a lev- economy is growing in of the year, momentum cent drop from late last serve’s preferred measure in a standoff over the el playing field.” the not too hot, not too has moderated for the year when worries were of price changes remains Trump administration’s Trump also wants to cold way that investors S&P 500 index in recent high than an overly ag- well below its target. charges that Beijing steals narrow America’s huge love. weeks. Trading has re- gressive Federal Reserve Low inflation gives the technology and forces for- trade deficit with China The S&P 500 in- mained relatively quiet, could cause a recession central bank more lee- eign companies operating — $379 billion last year dex ticked up by 3.15 as reports on the econo- by raising interest rates way to hold off on raising in China to hand over — by pressing Beijing to points, or 0.1 percent, to my and corporate profits too quickly. interest rates, and it was trade secrets. China is agree to accept more U.S. 2,943.03. Big gains for come in better than an- “We’re kind of in com- the Fed’s pledge earlier pushing to make its com- exports. banks led the way on alysts expected and give placency land, Goldilocks this year to be patient panies world leaders in But critics worry that hopes for bigger profits investors further confi- land,” Thooft said. “That on rates that sent stocks advanced industries like any agreement would from making loans, but dence that the economy in itself is a little bit surging. The Federal Re- robotics and artificial in- come at the expense of losses for high dividend can avoid a recession. alarming, but I don’t see serve will meet again on telligence. other countries that do stocks held indexes in “I think it’s healthy what changes it either.” interest rates this week, President Donald Trump business with China. check. to see these sideways Helping to spur Mon- and most investors expect has imposed tariffs on Or that U.S. companies The Dow Jones Indus- or even slightly down day’s gains was a report it to make no changes. $250 billion in Chinese might receive preferential trial Average rose 11.06, days,” said Nate Thooft, from the Commerce De- More relief is also com- imports; Beijing has retal- access to China and mar- or less than 0.1 per- senior portfolio manager partment that showed ing from ongoing negoti- iated by taxing $110 bil- ginalize the World Trade cent, to 26,554.39, and at Manulife Asset Man- an economy that’s grow- ations between the U.S. lion in U.S. goods. Organization, which is the Nasdaq composite agement. “This is just di- ing, but not at too hot a and China as they try to During their previous meant to enforce global gained 15.46, or 0.2 per- gesting the big move we pace. Consumer spending end a costly trade war. rounds of trade talks, free trade rule for every- Mnuchin said, the two body. Daunting task begins to reduce lobster gear to save whales

PORTLAND, Maine reduced by about half. The injuries and deaths among said Toni Kerns, interstate will take the lead in imple- Canadian waters. (AP) — Fishing manag- lines have entrapped and whales by 60 percent. fisheries management pro- menting the rules, she said. “We’ve set a pretty high ers on the East Coast be- drowned the North At- The rules will be devel- gram director for the com- Colleen Coogan, who co- bar,” Coogan said. “They’re gan the daunting process lantic right whale, which oped in the coming months mission, after the meeting. ordinates the federal gov- going to have to show Monday of implementing number a little more than and could have a huge ef- “This is a very complex ernment team designed to that their measures pro- new restrictions on lobster 400 and have declined by fect on the lucrative fish- issue, and it will be chal- protect the whales, said vide similar protections to fishing that are designed dozens this decade. ery. Some individual lobs- lenging, but they will find during the meeting that right whales.” to protect a vanishing spe- The interstate Atlantic termen place several miles a way to make it work.” cooperating with Cana- The Atlantic States cies of whale. States Marine Fisheries of trap lines in the water, Exactly how long it will dian authorities is also commission voted Mon- A team organized by the Commission met Monday meaning hundreds of miles take to implement the new going to be very import- day in favor of letting lob- federal government rec- outside Washington to dis- will have to be removed in rules is unclear at the mo- ant. Canadian fishermen ster fishermen off Maine, ommended last week that cuss the implementation total to meet the goal. ment, Kerns said. It also harvest the same species Massachusetts and New the number of vertical of the new rules, which are “States are committed to remains to be seen wheth- of lobster, and the endan- Hampshire know that rule trap lines in the water be designed to reduce serious taking on the reductions,” er the commission or states gered whales also swim in changes are on the way.

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