FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 Saugus TV unplugged earlier than expected Lynn By Elyse Carmosino would be able to continue operating out of process),” he said. “People have been work- ITEM STAFF the old building as usual. It wasn’t until ing Saturdays.” about a month ago that DiNardo said he re- Despite added pressure, DiNardo said working SAUGUS — Saugus TV must vacate ceived notice the station would be required he’s happy about the move, adding that their current location at Saugus High School by April 17, instead of this summer to move out with everyone else come spring. the station’s current facilities are outdated as originally planned. “I always knew we had to be out,” DiNar- and in need of upgrades. on a plan With the district’s impending move to a do said. “But I was never told a date. In my However, the move’s newly condensed combined middle-high school building on mind, it would be this summer.” timeline means his team will have less the same date, the demolition of the old The news put added pressure on crews time to familiarize themselves with a new to keep SHS building was initially expected to working to transform part of the Saugus broadcast rack that’s been ordered for the happen later this summer. Historical Society’s Main Street location new location. Until then, Saugus TV President Al Di- into Saugus TV’s new home. Nardo was under the impression his team “We’ve had to accelerate (the building SAUGUS, A3 kids in school New By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF virus LYNN — Data presented by Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tut- case wiler at Thursday night’s School Committee meeting showed that 74.8 percent of the school dis- escalates trict’s students graduated last year. The numbers re ect a slight in- response crease, or half a percentage point, over 2018’s graduation rate for By Don Thompson Lynn Public Schools. and Adam Beam While Tutwiler said the school ASSOCIATED PRESS district’s existing four-pronged approach, which is aimed at pre- VACAVILLE, Calif. — venting students from dropping Public health of cials were out, has helped keep the gradua- retracing the steps of a tion rate relatively steady for the Northern California woman past six years, he would consider on Thursday believed to be it a failure if that trend continued the rst person in the U.S. in ve years. to contract the highly con- “You can’t continue to do things tagious coronavirus without the same and expect a different traveling internationally or outcome,” said Tutwiler. “You being in close contact with have to employ a radical shift. I anyone who had it. don’t want to come to you in ve The diagnosis, con rmed years and show a graduation rate Wednesday, marks an esca- in the mid-70s. That would be a lation of the worldwide out- failure on my part.” break in the U.S. because it When pressed by School Com- means the virus could now mittee member Jared Nicholson spread beyond the reach of for a target to strive for, Tutwiler quarantines and other pre- said he thinks the school district ventative measures. But is capable of having a graduation state health of cials were rate in the low-80 percent range quick to reassure the public CITY OF LYNN SALUTES in ve years. on Thursday that such a sce- Tutwiler said the current four- nario was inevitable and the pronged approach — Educate, risk of widespread transmis- Monitor/Identify, Support/Inter- sion remained low. DOMINICAN FLAG vene and Alternatives to tradi- The case raised questions tional schools — is based on ad- about how quickly public By Steve Krause said Frances Martinez, who has Jordin Reyes, dressing risk factors that often lead to students dropping out. health of cials are moving to ITEM STAFF been on the planning committee for 13, of Lynn nds Students are considered to diagnose and treat new cas- this Dominican  ag-raising ceremo- himself under- LYNN — A hearty and exuberant be “at-risk” if they fail a course es. State and federal health ny for 21 years. neath a large Do- group of Dominicans  ocked to City in ninth grade; are chronically But at the same time, those who VIRUS, A3 Hall Thursday, singing songs and minican Repub- absent or tardy; are held back were there re ected on what the day cheering, to celebrate the 176th an- lic  ag as a gust a grade; are disengaged in the niversary of the Caribbean nation. meant to them, and their reasons for of wind in ates classroom; are frequently disci- The annual  ag-raising ceremo- celebrating. it during the plined for breaking school rules; Market ny, which took place in the swirling “This means everything to me,” Dominican Re- are from a low-income family; wind outside the building, rst be- said Por rio DeLasniezes, a promot- public  ag-rais- have extraordinary work or fam- suffers gan in 1992. er. “It reminds us that we left our ing ceremony at ily economic needs; abuse sub- From the time Jose Luis Martinez families and came over here for a Lynn City Hall stances; or are older than the av- began the festivities inside the City better life. on Thursday. For erage student in their grade. biggest Hall foyer by singing a robust “Quis- “But we’re still connected,” he said. additional pho- Tutwiler said the district needs queya la Bella (Beautiful Dominican “This is a wonderful reminder not tos, see LOOK! to take a different approach to Republic) the atmosphere, and the only of where we come from, but how Page A8. better address the “hierarchy of drop since mood, was vibrant. far we have come,” said Laura Luna, needs” of those at-risk students. “It’s a song about how we love our ITEM PHOTO | 2011 country and celebrate our freedom,” FLAG, A3 SPENSER HASAK LYNN, A3

By Stan Choe and Alex Veiga ASSOCIATED PRESS Opinion Worldwide markets plum- Jourgensen: meted again Thursday, Time’s tides swept deepening a weeklong rout through Nahant. A4 triggered by growing anxi- Swampscott’s Drew ety that the coronavirus will Sports Olivieri, left, is met wreak havoc on the global Winthrop girls basketball with the outstretched economy. The sweeping sell- moves on to Div. 3 North arms of Ronan Locke off gave U.S. stocks their semi nal. B1 as they celebrate worst one-day drop since  Olivieri’s second goal 2011. Endicott’s Echevarria, of the evening in The Dow Jones Industri- Bettencourt earn CCC Thursday’s win over al Average tumbled nearly end-of-season awards. B1 Essex Tech in the Div.  1,200 points. The S&P 500 3 North state tourna- has now plunged 12 percent Navigators sign a pair of Maine Black Bears. B1 ment. For story, see from the all-time high it set Sports, page B1. just a week ago. That puts the index in what market ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK watchers call a “correction,” which some analysts have said was long overdue in this bull market, the longest in history. State Rep. Ehrlich mourns mother’s death Stocks are now headed for SWAMPSCOTT — Friends and family “Though everyone who knew her will miss Ehrlich and her husband, Bruce; she leaves their worst week since Octo- ber 2008, during the global will gather Friday at Congregation Shirat her terribly, she would not want us to be her son, Bradley Litman of Swampscott, and nancial crisis. Hayam at 11 a.m. Friday to remember the sad,” Ehrlich stated in her Facebook post. grandchildren Casey and Jamie Ehrlich. The losses extended a slide late Diana Litman, mother of state Rep. Lori The memorial service at Congregation Shi- She was the daughter of the late George that has wiped out the solid Ehrlich. rat Hayam, 55 Atlantic Ave., Swampscott is and Celia Silverman. She was predeceased gains major indexes post- Ehrlich, who represents Swampscott, Mar- followed by food and celebration “where we by her husband of 41 years, Harvey Litman, ed early this year. Inves- blehead, and part of Lynn in the state leg- will celebrate,” wrote Ehrlich, “her heart full and twin brothers, Donald and Kenneth Sil- tors came into 2020 feeling islature, posted news of her mother’s death of love, and her joie de vivre.” verman. Thursday “after a long struggle with Alzhei- Diana Litman’s obituary posted online on STOCKS, A3 mer’s that spanned nearly nine years.” Thursday listed her age as 81. In addition to EHRLICH, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 41° VOL. 142, ISSUE 67 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 26° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 OBITUARIES State preparing Elizabeth A. Parr Robert Galardi, 70 1934-2020 for possible LYNN — Elizabeth “Betty” Ann NAHANT — Galardi, Robert (Murphy) Parr, of Lynn, passed “Bob,” of Nahant, formerly away peacefully at the Kaplan of Revere and Swampscott, virus outbreak Family Hospice House in Dan- passed away on Feb. 25, vers on Feb. 26 surrounded by 2020 at the age of 70. her loving family. Elizabeth was Beloved son of Sophie (Riz- By Steve LeBlanc leased without symptoms. the devoted wife of Carl W. Parr zo) Galardi of Revere and the ASSOCIATED PRESS The monitoring typically late Guy. Devoted father of Eric extends over a 14-day pe- Jr., with whom she shared 60 BOSTON — Gov. Char- years of marriage. Galardi and wife Kim of Mar- riod. If there are no symp- blehead, Marc Galardi and lie Baker said Thursday toms after that period, the Born and raised in Lynn, she he will release a plan next was the daughter of Lawrence wife Olga of Swampscott, and individual is determined their mother Ruthann Galardi week on steps Massachu- to be in the clear. and Mildred (Hardman) Mur- setts is taking to prepare phy. She was a graduate of of Swampscott. Cherished There has been a single grandfather of Benjamin and for a possible outbreak case of COVID-19 in Mas- Lynn Classical High School. of a new virus spreading She also worked for many Jack Galardi. Dear brother of sachusetts. The man, who Elaine Draper of Revere and around the world. is in his 20s and a student years at the Lynn Gas and Baker told reporters Electric Company. Cheryl Dichappari of Burling- at the University of Mas- ton. Loving companion of Jac- that since the beginning sachusetts Boston, had Elizabeth is survived by of the month there have her husband Carl; her sons, queline Forster. traveled to Wuhan, China, iting hours for Betty will be Bob worked for the Car- ed. A visitation will be held been daily conversations and sought medical care Michael and his wife Kar- held at the CUFFE-MCGINN on Monday from 4-8 p.m. In- among the Massachusetts en of Hamilton, David from penters Union, Local 33. In soon after his return. Funeral Home, 157 Maple his free time, Bob was pas- terment will be in Holy Cross Department of Public “That patient is doing Danvers; and daughter, Deb- St., Lynn, on Sunday from Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Health, the federal Cen- bie Foskett from Peabody. sionate about skiing with his well and continues to re- 3-7 p.m. Funeral services family, and made many great donations may be made to ters for Disease Control cover in self-quarantine,” She also leaves her seven will be held at the funeral memories on their weekend Vermont Adaptive Ski and and Prevention and local Bharel told reporters. grandchildren, Arthur, Ca- home Monday at 10 a.m. In trips to Vermont. He will truly Sport which enables youth health departments about COVID-19 is caused by a sey, Brittany, Jimmy, Ryan, lieu of flowers, donations be missed by his family and and adults with disabilities the COVID-19. member of the coronavi- Daniel, Matthew; and three can be made to St. Jude friends. to participate in adaptive He said the federal gov- rus family that’s a close great-grandchildren. Her best Children’s Hospital, 501 St. Service information: Fu- sports. Donations may be ernment has already tak- cousin to the SARS and friend, Mary Gill, of Plum Is- Jude Place, Memphis, TN neral from the PAUL BUON- made through their web- en steps to screen those MERS viruses that have land, also survives her. 38105, or the Kaplan Family FIGLIO & SONS-BRUNO Fu- site: https://www.vermont- arriving in the U.S. from caused outbreaks in the Her greatest joy was spend- Hospice House, 78 Liberty neral Home, 128 Revere St., adaptive.org/ways-to-give/ affected regions. past. ing time with family and St., Danvers. Revere, on Tuesday, March 3, or may also be mailed to: “I would expect that Baker was also asked friends as well as taking her 2020 at 9 a.m., followed by P.O. Box 139, Killington, VT by the beginning of next about what steps, if any, grandchildren on vacations to funeral Mass at St. Anthony’s 05751. The checks should week we’ll probably have the Boston Athletic As- New Hampshire. Church at 10 a.m. Relatives also note whose name the a fully formulated plan sociation, which organiz- LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® Service information: Vis- and friends are kindly invit- memorial is in. that we can show people,” es the Boston Marathon, Baker said. “But again I should be considering would point out that here since the race draws run- in Massachusetts, based ners from around the on the data and the infor- globe. Organizers of the Nancy E. Gage, 79 Norman W. Peach, 79 mation and the guidance Tokyo Marathon say it 1940-2020 1940-2020 that we’ve received so far, will be limited to elite this remains a low threat.” runners and wheelchair VERO BEACH, Fla. — Nancy Norman W. Peach, 79, He also said the state athletes because of con- E. (Taylor) Gage, 79, formerly passed away at home on Jan. has been helping monitor cerns of the virus. of Nahant, passed away af- 23, 2020, with his loving fam- people in self-quarantine Baker said his guess is ter a brief illness on Feb. 16, ily by his side. in their homes to see if that the association would 2020 in Vero Beach, Fla. Norman was the youngest they showed symptoms of talk to federal authorities Nancy was born in Lynn of eight children born to Alfred the virus. Of the 608 who and others about the right to Chelsey R. and Marion E. and Mabel (Miles) Peach. He were under self-quaran- way to deal with concerns (Gourley) Taylor on April 14, was a lifelong resident of Sau- tine, 377 have already — but also that the orga- 1940. Nancy is survived by gus and a graduate of Saugus completed their moni- nization has some time to her husband of 33 years, Da- High School, Class of 1958. toring and have been re- make a decision. vid Gage; and her children, Norman excelled at basket- Jeffrey Sheehan, Gregory ball, baseball and football Sheehan and Donna Shee- during his school years and han; and several grandchil- was honored to be inducted dren and great-grandchildren. into the Saugus High School She is also survived by her Sports Hall of Fame in 1990. sister, Sally Lee and her hus- Norman retired from Pre- band Richard of Lynn; and cision Connector Design of brothers, Robert Taylor and Peabody. He took pride in his his wife Paula of Nahant, and many years. She was actively work and filled many positions his brother, William Peach of Glenn Taylor and his wife Alice involved with the Episcopal in the company from product Saugus; his sister, M. Patricia of Florida. She was prede- Church as an ordained Dea- engineering, to manufactur- (Peach) Hocking and hus- ceased by her sister Jeanne con and enjoyed painting and ing, to management. band Andrew of Lynnfield; Morales of Swampscott and caring for her many grand and He enjoyed sports through- his daughter, Jennifer (Peach) her parents. great grandchildren. out his life either participating and husband Jay McKechnie Nancy attended Nahant Service information: Fu- in softball, basketball and of Gloucester; son, Gregory schools and graduated from neral services were held at bowling leagues or enthusi- and wife Melanie (LeBlond) Lynn English High School in STRUNK Funeral Home and astically cheering on his sons Peach of Taunton, son David 1958. She became a mental Crematory in Vero Beach, and nephews and later his Peach and daughter-in-law health councilor and worked Fla. Burial arrangements grandchildren in their chosen Roberta (McLaughlin) Peach at Norwalk, Conn., hospital for were private. sport. He became a dedicated of N. Reading; and his broth- walker in his later years and er-in-law, John Ahman of New PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS could be seen walking the Hampshire. “Grampy” leaves Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth streets of Saugus in the early behind six adored grandchil- Warren, seen in Charleston, S.C., apologized morning. dren, Danielle, Jason, Kyle, again for identifying as Native American. Christopher P. Oesterlin, 28 As avid Civil War and Ameri- Michael, Ryan and Timothy; 1991-2019 can history buffs, Norman and and many nieces and neph- Gail traveled throughout the ews. He was predeceased by Christopher Philip (“Chris”) country visiting many battle- his brothers Gower, Clyde and Warren still dogged Oesterlin passed away on Dec. fields, museums and historic Alfred, and his sisters Marion 13, 2019. He was 28 years old. sites. and Irene. by past claims of Born in Salem Hospital, In addition to his loving Donations in his memory Chris was a lifelong resident wife of 59 years, Gail (Ah- may be made to Care Dimen- of Nahant. He was current- man), Norman is survived by sions, 75 Sylvan St., Danvers. indigenous ancestry ly a full time student at New England Law in Boston. Chris Warren quickly respond- was a graduate of St. John’s By Felicia Fonseca ASSOCIATED PRESS ed to the letter and apolo- Prep and Bucknell University. gized again. She said she Chris’s passion was running Richard C. Grabowski, 65 FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — is willing to stand with In- and he was a member of the Cherokee citizens are dian Country in ways that track and cross country teams calling on Elizabeth War- others haven’t, pointing to at both St. John’s and Buck- SAUGUS — Mr. Richard C. may be made to the American ren to publicly disavow a nell. He counted his team- her track record. Grabowski, age 65, died on Diabetes Association of Mas- family story of indigenous Joseph M. Pierce, one of mates and coaches as among Wednesday, Feb. 19. sachusetts www.diabetes.org heritage as a way to dis- his greatest friends. four Cherokee Nation cit- Born in Cambridge and or any Animal Humane Soci- suade others from making izens who organized the Chris leaves behind his par- false claims they say often raised in Saugus, he was the ety of your choosing. letter, said Warren didn’t ents, Phil and Pam Oesterlin; romanticize Native Amer- Travis and Norm Asmar. son of the late Robert S. and Service information: Rela- go far enough in address- and his companion, Jenna icans. Service information: There Jean (Chapski) Grabowski. A tives and friends are invited ing her family’s story about Farmer of Lewisburg, Pa. He The topic has haunted 1973 graduate of the North- to attend an hour of visita- connections to the Dela- also leaves behind his lifelong will be a memorial Mass for the Massachusetts sena- east Vocation High School, Mr. tion in the BISBEE-POR- ware and Cherokee people. caretakers Debbie, John and Chris later this spring. Ar- Grabowski worked as a wiring tor since even before she CELLA Funeral Home, 549 “We think that she has Melissa Kasper; his beloved rangements are incomplete technician for many years. He announced she would seek Lincoln Ave., Saugus, on an opportunity to stand cousins, Jessica Brigham and will be announced at a loved all types of animals and the Democratic nomina- Monday, 10:30-11:30 a.m., up and to show other peo- Kinder and Tom Brigham, later date. enjoyed Polish food. Above all, tion for president, despite followed by a funeral service ple that it’s OK to speak Elizabeth Eadler, Arielle Corm- Memorial Gifts in Chris’ his passion was listening to in the funeral home at 11:30 Warren repeatedly apol- the truth about this histo- ier, Brad Anderson, Joseph name can be made to St. various genres of music. a.m. Interment Woodlawn ogizing for identifying as ry, even though that may and Alicia Ricci, Ashley Travis John’s Prep, Advancement He is survived by his broth- Cemetery in Everett. For di- Native American in the be emotionally difficult ... Murtha, Amanda Travis Finn Office, 72 Spring St., Dan- er, Donald Grabowski and his rections and condolences past and for submitting a because it strikes at the and Ryan Travis. Aunts and vers MA 01923. wife Angela of Saugus; one www.BisbeePorcella.com. DNA test to back up what uncles Marianne (Mandy) and We would like to thank our niece, Geena Grabowski. He is she heard growing up. core of who she thought Will Brigham, Sarah (Sally) family and wonderful friends predeceased by his son Zack- More than 200 tribal cit- she was,” Pierce, an asso- Brown, Joanne and Richard for supporting us during this ery Neil Grabowski. izens reignited the debate ciate professor at Stony Ricci, Patricia (“TT”) and Ralph time. In lieu of flowers, donations this week, signing a letter Brook University in New to Warren that said her York, said Thursday. apologies are vague and don’t address the harm Loughlin, Giannulli set for October trial she’s caused. 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays BOSTON (AP) — TV ac- new evidence would exon- others still fighting the ities say Loughlin and Gi- LAW OFFICE OF USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 tress Lori Loughlin and erate the couple of charges charges will go to trial in annulli helped create fake Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA MARIO C. 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Seven them was a rower. Author- authorities say. Email: [email protected] FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 New virus case escalates U.S. response Saugus TV unplugged VIRUS “close contact, being with- earlier than expected From A1 in six feet of somebody for what they’re calling a DiNardo doesn’t expect officials disagreed Thurs- SAUGUS prolonged period of time,” the move to hold up oper- day about when doctors From A1 said Watt, who was the ations too much, adding first requested the woman state’s deputy epidemiolo- “The way I’d describe it the worst-case scenario is be tested. gist for 10 years before he is, if you were to get a new that some meetings taped Doctors at the UC Davis took the interim post two phone today, how quickly during the transition peri- Medical Center said they months ago. would you know the soft- od may only be available asked the U.S. Centers for “That’s more than casual ware and the updates? It online. Disease Control and Pre- contact at a grocery store,” would take you probably “We’re hoping we can vention to test the woman Watt said. “That’s where a few weeks to know any continue to have the re- for the virus on Feb. 19. our focus is going to be. ... sort of new technology,” broadcast on TV and, of But they said the CDC What was the pattern of he said. “We have to train course, the live feed,” he did not approve the test- disease transmission?” our employees, so hopeful- said. “That’s everyone’s ing until Sunday “since All of the 59 other cases ly we’ll get the broadcast goal, but we don’t know the patient did not fit the in the U.S. have been for rack in by April 2 — that’s yet. We’re working to- existing CDC criteria” for people who had traveled our goal.” wards that.” the virus, according to a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS abroad or had close contact memo posted to the hospi- California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks to mem- with others who traveled. tal’s website. bers of the press at a news conference in Sacra- Earlier U.S. cases in- CDC spokesman Rich- mento, Calif., Thursday. cluded 14 in people who State Rep. Lori Ehrlich ard Quartarone said a returned from outbreak preliminary review of areas in China, or their mourns mother’s death agency records indicates cize this moment And I’m said Dr. James Watt, inter- spouses; three people who the agency did not know not going to point fingers,” im state epidemiologist at were evacuated from the ed concert pianist and about the woman until Newsom said. “We have the California Department central China city of Wu- EHRLICH avid concert goer. Sunday, the same day the had a very strong work- of Public Health. han; and 42 American pas- From A1 She was a voracious woman was first tested. ing relationship with the With the patient as sengers on the Diamond Her obituary states she reader and animal lover Quartarone said the (Trump) administration.” ground zero, they are in- Princess cruise ship who was born in Peabody and who was partial to pan- agency is concerned about Investigators were fo- terviewing immediate were evacuated by the graduated high school third da bears. Family times reports of delayed testing cused Thursday on tracing family members. Then, federal government to the in her class. She was proud and is “investigating this the woman’s movements to as with any similar case, U.S. from where the ship together revolved around to attend Brandeis Univer- carefully.” He said the figure out how she got the they are expanding the was docked in Japan. holidays and pool parties. sity, earning a degree in CDC can test about 400 virus and who else she may net to include more dis- Some of those people Ehrlich requested that specimens per day. have unwittingly infected. tant family members who have been treated at Tra- economics which, the obit- remembrances be made California Gov. Gavin The woman first sought may have been in contact, vis Air Force Base, located uary reads, “proved essen- to the Brandeis Universi- Newsom said the state treatment at NorthBay social events the patient in Solano County where tial when she and the love ty Alumni Fund in mem- was limited in how many VacaValley Hospital in Va- may expanded, like going the Northern California of her life, Harvey Litman, ory of Diana Silverman people it could test be- caville, a city of more than to church. Did she go to woman lives. But there is built a CPA firm where she Litman, Class of 1960 at cause it only had 200 test- 100,000 people about 59 work? Attend a concert? no evidence the woman was the bookkeeper and of- www.giving.brandeis.edu ing kits. But he said feder- miles from San Francisco. They are not too worried, has any connection to the fice manager.” or to the Anti-Defamation al officials have promised Ten experts from the CDC for now, about casual con- base, said Sonia Angell, She enjoyed traveling League, 40 Court St. #12, to send many more testing arrived Thursday morning tact, because federal offi- director of the Califor- and loved music as a gift- Boston, MA 02108. kits in the coming days. and were heading to Vacav- cials think the coronavi- nia Department of Public “I’m not going to politi- ille to help with the search, rus is spread only through Health. Lynn salutes Dominican flag Lynn working on a plan to keep kids in school FLAG to celebrate our heritage.” From A1 Said DeLasniezes, “We feel like we’re blessed to there was some cause for LYNN 70 percent graduation rate ine C. Latham addressed who is a psychologist in still have our culture and celebration with the data, last year, which contin- the district’s significant in- From A1 the Lynn school system. our traditions. And we want there were some concern- ued a steady decline over flux of English Language “It also reminds me that to pass them on to the sec- For instance, he said ing trends revealed. the past four years, and Learners (ELLs), one of we have a shared history ond and third generations, there needs to be a signif- For instance, there was puts the school at risk of its two lowest performing of fighting for freedom.” so they can know who they icant increase in mental a slight increase in Lynn’s being in automatic “turn- subgroups, by placing a “This comes out of a love are, and know freedom.” health support, and the graduation rate last year, around” status with the large number of those stu- of the country and a repre- Luna said that it was par- high school day should be while other large urban state. Schools with a grad- dents at Fecteau-Leary for sentation of my parents,” ticularly meaningful to her designed differently to bet- school districts, such as uation rate of 66.7 percent space concerns. Martinez said. ter accommodate students Boston, Brockton, Law- or lower are automatically Some of those students to have this celebration in a There were about 250 municipal building. who work full-time and rence and Springfield ex- deemed to be in trouble would have attended Clas- people packed inside the can’t be in class during the perienced a slight dip. with the state, based on sical otherwise, and a ma- “It says something about foyer, and each of them re- Lynn that is very good,” traditional times. Lynn Vocational Techni- their performance. jority of those ELLs have ceived miniature Domini- she said. “We need to do something cal Institute saw a slight Fecteau-Leary, an alter- dropped out since that can Republic flags, which Mayor Thomas M. McGee, differently and we’re this increase last year. Tut- native school, saw a signif- time. While most other they waved wildly for City Council and School close to coming up with wiler said the school’s icant decline. Its four-year aspects of Fecteau-Leary’s both Jose Luis Martinez’s a schedule that accom- four-year graduation rate graduation rate was 19.4 graduation data remained songs (the other one was Committee members, and modates those students’ of 89.5 percent is high- percent last year, which steady last year, Tutwiler Dominicano Suy,” which Reps. Peter Capano and needs,” said Tutwiler, re- er than it has been in 13 marked a nearly 15 per- said their ELL gradua- means “I am Dominican,” Dan Cahill also attended. ferring to the high school years. There’s been a near- cent decrease. tion rate was zero, which said Frances Martinez). “We do this each and design initiative. “Things ly 30 percent upswing While Tutwiler praised “brought their data way “The song speaks of loyal- every year, and we will like the After Dark Pro- since 2006 when only 60 the work that led to Clas- down.” ty, and allegiance,” she said. continue to do it,” said gram at (Lynn Tech) are a percent of the school’s stu- sical’s 7 percent increase, School Committee mem- Though the attendees McGee. “We’re celebrating game-changer.” dents graduated. which has been in turn- bers praised Tech and displayed the Dominican independence, and we’re The After Dark Program Lynn Classical saw a around status with the Classical’s performance pride fiercely, they left no also celebrating culture allows students to take substantial increase — state, calling it a “wonder- and were supportive of doubt about who they are. and traditions. And also core content classes at 82.5 percent last year ful outcome,” he said Clas- alternative approaches, “Today,” said former the many contributions to Lynn Classical and Lynn compared to 75.3 percent sical’s substantial increase particularly a redesigned School Committeewom- our community made by English High schools in 2018 — but Lynn En- and Fecteau-Leary’s sig- high school schedule and an Maria Carasco, “I am the Dominicans. during the day and then glish and Fecteau-Leary nificant decrease are in- After Dark Program, that Dominican. But I am an “I want to thank you take vocational courses at Junior/Senior High School terconnected. were suggested as ways American. all for being outstanding night, he said. both saw decreases. Four years ago, then-Su- to increase the district’s “Today I have a feeling of members of the commu- While Tutwiler said Lynn English had just a perintendent Dr. Cather- overall graduation rate. energy,” she said. “We want nity.” Market suffers biggest drop since 2011 CHECK OUT THIS IDEAL OFFICE STOCKS yield on the benchmark two of the world’s biggest From A1 10-year Treasury note fell companies, have already as low as 1.246 percent, said their sales this quar- SPACE IN PRIME LOCATION confident that the Federal a record low, according to ter will feel the economic Reserve would keep in- TradeWeb. When yields effects of the virus. terest rates at low levels fall, it’s a sign that inves- Goldman Sachs on and the U.S.-China trade tors are feeling less confi- Thursday said earnings for war posed less of a threat dent about the strength of companies in the S&P 500 to company profits after the economy. index might not grow at the two sides reached a Stokes said the swoon all this year, after predict- preliminary agreement in reminded her of the mar- ing earlier that they would January. Even in the early ket’s reaction following grow 5.5 percent. Strate- days of the outbreak, mar- the Sept. 11, 2001 terror- gist David Kostin also cut kets took things in stride. ist attacks. his growth forecast for But over the past two “Eventually we’re going earnings next year. weeks, a growing list of to get to a place where this Besides a sharply weak- major companies issued fear, it’s something that er Chinese economy in the warnings that profitswe get used to living with, first quarter of this year, could suffer as factory the same way we got used he sees lower demand for shutdowns across China to living with the threat of U.S. exporters, disruptions disrupt supply chains and living with terrorism,” she to supply chains and gen- consumers there refrain said. “But right now, people eral uncertainty eating from shopping. Travel to don’t know how or when away at earnings growth. and from China is severe- we’re going to get there, Such cuts are even more ly restricted, and shares of and what people do in that impactful now because airlines, hotels and cruise situation is to retrench.” stocks are already trading operators have been pun- The virus has now in- at high levels relative to ished in stock markets. As fected more than 82,000 their earnings, raising the Lynn Medical/Ofce Building the virus spread beyond people globally and is wor- risk. Before the virus wor- China, markets feared the rying governments with ries exploded, investors economic issues in China its rapid spread beyond had been pushing stocks 225 Boston Street could escalate globally. the epicenter of China. higher on expectations One sign of that is the Japan will close schools that strong profit growth big decline in oil prices, nationwide to help control was set to resume for com- One vacant suite which slumped on expec- the spread of the new virus. panies after declining for tations that demand will Saudi Arabia banned for- most of 2019. Over 1,100 square feet tail off sharply. eign pilgrims from entering “This is a market that’s the kingdom to visit Islam’s $1,600 per month being driven completely by holiest sites. Italy has be- LAW OFFICES OF fear,” said Elaine Stokes, come the center of the out- JAMES J. 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SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ through Nahant Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton For a tiny town packed was sought and granted in Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan into a 15-square-mile 1964 to revive golfing. Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service land mass jutting into the Within two years, Ar- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS ocean, Nahant is brim- thur Johnson, former Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ming with history. Re- Thor president of the New En- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 counting the town’s value Jourgensen gland Professional Golfers All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 as a strategic military lo- Association, had replaced Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 cation, dating back to the Page as the leading propo- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 19th century, has filled nent for not only building Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 recover until World War II books and more can be Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 sent servicemen and wom- Drumquill but also a mo- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 written about Nahant’s en pouring onto Nahant. tel, marina and children’s Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 role during wartime. day camp. Subscriptions New owner John Comfort [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Its years as a recreation renamed the Relay the Named after a scenic destination are just as in- Hotel Penguin in 1940. Irish town, Drumquill Circulation teresting with bygone sea- The iconic building found itself at the cen- [email protected] side hotels and summer dodged the 1925 fire that ter of a contentious town Ext. 3 estates sporting names started in back of the Re- land use debate in 1972 Newsroom like the Penguin Hotel, lay House burning down that culminated in a Town [email protected] formerly the Relay House, 60 homes as it swept over Meeting debate over land [email protected] and Drumquill Country Colby Hill. But a 1955 swaps. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL Club. blaze started by a lit cig- Leave it to great local Dubbed the “home of historians Ken Turino and Sports arette almost leveled the [email protected] fried lobster” in a Daily then-vacant building. The Chris Mathias to chroni- Evening Item article, the fire sounded the death cle how late baseball leg- Ext. 5 four-story Relay over- knell for the historic prop- end Tony Conigliaro and Retail and Online Are we letting looked Bass Point. Dating his brother, Billy, bought Advertising erty and within two years back to 1862, the Relay developers were carving it Drumquill in 1972. Turi- [email protected] hosted band concerts and up for other uses. no’s and Mathias’ book, ADVERTISING attracted crowds who ar- The Drumquill’s lega- “Nahant,” recalls the great Russia tear rived on steamboats and Ernie Carpenter Jr. cy in Nahant is also the hotels that once graced Director of Advertising horse-drawn barges and, story of mid-20th century Nahant, including the and Business Development, ext. 1355 later, trolleys from Lynn efforts to expand golfing Hotel Tudor, formerly the [email protected] and automobiles. Hood Cottage; the Whitney us apart? in Lynnfield. George Page Ralph Mitchell The “ladies string or- operated four Massachu- House near 40 Steps with Sales Representative, ext. 1313 chestra” was also in res- setts golf courses in the its history dating back to [email protected] Editorial from the Minneapolis Star Tribune idence at the Relay and Samuel Breed’s ownership Eric Rondeau music lovers enjoyed the 1950s and owned the Colo- nial Country Club in Lyn- in 1738; the Edgehill Inn Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Russia, an FBI official said on Monday, wants concerts before meander- and the Hotel Brenton, a [email protected] Americans to “tear ourselves apart” as we head ing down the midway to nfield. He won Lynnfield residents’ support to build massive seaside building Patricia Whalen toward the November election. try their luck in bowling that opened in 1910 with an 18-hole course at Colo- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 The U.S. seems to be complying. alleys and shooting galler- 55 bedrooms and a dining [email protected] nial, but ran into rezoning Just last week came the news of a Feb. 13 ies. room with ocean views on objections raised by town BUSINESS OFFICE congressional briefing on Moscow’s ongoing at- “More than 500 people three sides and capacity officials. tack on the 2020 election, in which officials re- could enjoy the exquisite for 500 diners as well as Susan J. Conti Not a man easily sty- Controller, ext. 1288 portedly said Russia was working in support of shore dinners at the Re- a barbershop and wine mied, Page pitched the [email protected] President Donald Trump, just as it did in 2016 lay at a single sitting,” re- room. idea of reviving golf on the according to an intelligence report issued in counted the Item. Not to be outdone, the Ted Grant Fort Ruckman site where Publisher, ext. 1234 2017 by the Office of Director of National In- The Relay’s history trac- Grand View Hotel had just a nine-hole course previ- [email protected] telligence. es back to entrepreneur that — a panoramic view ously existed before it was While the account of what was said Feb. 13 is Nathan Mower, who made of shipping sailing out of Marian Kinney in dispute, the Capitol Hill briefing reportedly money by transporting plowed over to make way ext. 1212 Boston Harbor until its [email protected] enraged the president, who subsequently re- beach-goers to Nahant for for the fort during World demise to fire in 1915. Tri- placed an intelligence veteran, Joseph Maguire, a day of sun, sea and fried War II. mountain House had room Will Kraft as acting director of national intelligence, with The Nahant Golf Club, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 fish. Mower bought the for tents to be erected next [email protected] Richard Grenell, a loyalist with no relevant in- land the Relay was built according to a Daily Eve- to it for guests who could telligence background. on and converted a barn ning Item article, leased not afford the cottages. Paula Villacreses A day after that move, Americans learned that into a kitchen. land for a course in the It’s easy to think of Na- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] the intelligence community believes Russia is He made fried lobster a 1920s from the federal hant as a residential town also working on behalf of Sen. Bernie Sanders signature Relay dish and government, only to lose until you read its rich his- Mike Shanahan as its preferred candidate in the race for the achieved success with his its rights in 1941. Golfer tory as resort destination Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] Democratic nomination. venture when the Relay Philip Sisson won the Na- and outcropping fortified The seemingly contradictory moves made became a year-round es- hant Club Championship to protect the East Coast Carolina Trujillo sense to some Americans when viewed through tablishment doing busi- Cup playing on the course from European threats. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 an ideological lens, given Trump’s repeated rhe- ness in Nahant. in 1940. [email protected] torical affinity for Russian President Vladimir Prohibition spelled hard The course land ended Thor Jourgensen can be Jim Wilson Putin, as well as newly resurfaced interviews times for the Relay and up as town property by reached at tjourgensen@ Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 with Sanders in which he defended the Soviet its business did not fully 1951 and federal approval itemlive.com. [email protected] Union, Cuba and Nicaragua. CIRCULATION But Moscow’s ultimate goal could be to sow Lisa Mahmoud chaos, which would limit America’s ability, if not STUART N. BROTMAN Manager, ext. 1239 willingness, to confront Russia’s revanchism — [email protected] destabilizing actions like the illegal annexation of Crimea and its immoral rescue of the homi- CUSTOMER SERVICE cidal Assad regime in Syria. When a carrot works La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 “I would classify what the Russian influence [email protected] operations do as equal-opportunity hyperparti- san,” Graham Brookie, director of the Atlantic GRAPHICS Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab, told better than a stick Trevor Andreozzi an editorial writer. “They will prey on any divi- Designer [email protected] sion in order to exacerbate that,” Brookie said. So much of the current tion at the outset. Innova- encouraged, rather than “America’s divisions make America less capable discussion about digital tion, however, typically is reduced to a regulatory Mark Sutherland of confronting Russia, about playing the tradi- Creative Director privacy policy emphasizes produced in the market- compliance checklist. This [email protected] tional role of America’s leadership” in the world. the stick part of a carrot- place rather than by gov- means that U.S. policy- And so sowing divides, especially via social me- and-stick approach. The ernment fiat. Perhaps the makers have an opportu- NEWSROOM dia, is designed to weaken an American resolve European Union’s General absence of a privacy by nity to think about inno- Mike Alongi that has served as a bulwark against Russian, Data Protection Regula- design requirement in the vation carrots as well as Sports Editor ext. 1228 and formerly Soviet, geopolitical aggression. tion (GDPR) and the Cal- CCPA implicitly recogniz- sticks, which the GDPR [email protected] Russia is advancing an “information confron- ifornia Consumer Privacy es that innovation cannot and the CCPA so far have Bill Brotherton tation,” David Porter, an assistant section chief Act (CCPA), both now in be required in the manner failed to do. There are a Features Editor ext. 1338 with the FBI’s Foreign Influence Task Force, force, emphasize penalties that the GDPR specifies. range of incentives that [email protected] said at a Monday election security conference for companies that violate But that leaves open might stimulate more, bet- Elyse Carmosino in Washington. “The primary objective is not its provisions. EU mem- how the United States, ter, and broader privacy by Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] to create a particular version of the truth but ber countries, for example, whether at a state or fed- design innovation, such as rather to cloud the truth and erode our ability already have levied 190 eral level, will be encour- targeted R&D tax credits; Gayla Cawley to find it, creating a sentiment that no narrative fines and penalties. aging privacy by design, limited antitrust immu- Reporter, ext. 1236 or news source can be trusted at all.” [email protected] Only the GDPR imposes both at the system and de- nity for companies in the But of course there are news sources, govern- a mandatory, affirmative vice level, within any new same field that want to Cheryl Charles ment officials and outside experts who provide obligation on organiza- legislative or regulatory jointly engage in privacy News Editor, ext. 1278 accurate and transparent reporting that can be [email protected] tions covered by it to con- by design; or voluntary trusted. framework. In order to do sider privacy at the initial so, it should view innova- safe harbor provisions Olivia Falcigno That’s why Trump’s denigration of a phantom Photographer, ext.1224 design stages of develop- tion as the driving force that would help reduce “deep state” and some media outlets as “fake regulatory liability. [email protected] news” or “enemies of the American people” is ing new products, process- for this concept, and ac- es, or services that involve cordingly begin to explore The United States is Spenser Hasak so deleterious to the U.S. and only serves to Photographer, ext. 1332 personal data processing. what carrots it can offer the beacon of the world in indirectly advance Russia’s aim of weakening encouraging innovation. [email protected] America while justifying the corruption of its Those found to be in viola- along with potential sticks tion can face financial and attached to effective com- Creative and proactive Thor Jourgensen own democracy. policymaking can reward Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Russia will likely continue its assault. The other penalties imposed pliance provisions. [email protected] by a country’s data pro- The new app Jumbo is a innovators as well as pun- U.S. government — and most importantly, ev- ish those who are lax in Daniel Kane eryday Americans — must not be fooled. tection agency. The EU’s case in point. It manages Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 approach here is salutary. privacy settings for users staying within legally-de- fined digital privacy pa- [email protected] It has developed a policy on four different services: rameters. Our nation now Steve Krause that privacy protection Twitter, Facebook, Goo- should see how to adapt Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 should be built into digi- gle search and Amazon’s a carrot-rich approach to [email protected] tal information technology Alexa, with future plans privacy by design, which Anne Marie Tobin systems at the outset. But to also include Instagram can complement the need Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 the GDPR is all sticks and and Tinder. The app is [email protected] to utilize sticks in order to no carrots. available now only on iP- enhance current consumer David McLellan The goal of the EU’s pri- hones, however, with an digital privacy protection. Reporter, ext. 1317 vacy by design require- Android version that the [email protected] ment is to encourage in- company says is forthcom- Stuart N. Brotman is a Ryan York novation in developing, on ing. fellow at the Woodrow Wil- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 a continuing basis, new Viewed in a broader con- son International Center [email protected] engineering methods that text, Jumbo represents for Scholars in Washing- TECHNOLOGY serve the aim of better just the type of privacy ton. He wrote this for In- Tim Noyes consumer privacy protec- innovation that should be sideSources.com. 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] FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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Two other dividuals.” victims” will emerge, and Michigan athletic director former Michigan wres- DeLuca put his com- that his firm already rep- Warde Manuel alleging sexual assault sparked an tlers who allege they were plaints about Anderson resents more than a dozen. investigation into a for- abused by Anderson also in writing in 1975 in a Several other law firms mer school doctor says he spoke to reporters Thurs- letter to Johannesen. Sub- have spent the past week was inspired by the wom- day: Tom Evashevski and sequently, Johannesen talking to potential ac- en who testified against Andy Hrovat, the first ath- read DeLuca’s letter to cusers about legal action. convicted Michigan State lete to publicly say Ander- his teammates in an effort Among them are attorneys son molested him. to humiliate him, kicked Michelle Simpson Tuegel physician Larry Nassar. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS An attorney for Tad Evashevski was in school him off the team and took and H. James White, who DeLuca said Thursday Tad DeLuca, a University of Michigan wrestler with DeLuca at Michigan away his scholarship, ac- represented more than 60 that his client complained from the 1970s, speaks during a news conference in the mid-1970s. Hrovat cording to Stinar. people who were abused to his wrestling coach in Thursday, identifying himself as the whistleblow- was a star wrestler in the Johannesen denied in by Nassar at Michigan 1975 that Dr. Robert E. er whose 2018 complaint about the late Dr. Rob- late 1990s for the Wolver- interviews this week with State. Anderson molested him ert E. Anderson led to a police investigation. ines and went on to com- The Associated Press that White said Thursday during medical exams. In pete for the U.S. at the any of his student-ath- that the number of po- response, then-coach Bill “I spoke up again by let- ence in suburban Detroit. 2008 Olympics. letes ever told him Ander- tential Anderson victims Johannesen humiliated ter in 2018 after hearing “Once again, the Universi- “These were and are son touched them inappro- is “extremely troubling,” DeLuca, kicked him off an NPR story about the ty of Michigan ignored me. physically and mentally priately. adding that “the Uni- the team and effectively MSU gymnasts, women “I’m here today to speak tough men,” said attorney “You can’t call him a versity of Michigan and removed his financial as- who I am in awe of,” DeLu- up again, to let the Uni- Parker Stinar, who rep- coach,” said DeLuca, a re- the community at large sistance, the attorney said. ca said at a news confer- versity of Michigan know resents the trio. “But they tired teacher in northern should brace itself.” Biggest explosion seen in universe came from black hole By Marcia Dunn Black holes don’t just ASSOCIATED PRESS draw matter in. They also blast out jets of material CAPE CANAVERAL, and energy. Fla. — Astronomers have The first hint of this discovered the biggest giant explosion actually explosion seen in the uni- came in 2016. Chandra verse, originating from a images of the Ophiuchus super-massive black hole. galaxy cluster revealed Scientists reported an unusual curved edge, Thursday that the blast but scientists ruled out an came from a black hole in eruption given the amount a cluster of galaxies 390 of energy that would have million light-years away. been needed to carve out The explosion was so such a large cavity in the large it carved out a cra- gas. ter in the hot gas that The two space observa- could hold 15 Milky Ways, tories, along with radio said lead author Simona data from telescopes in Giacintucci of the Naval Australia and India, con- Research Laboratory in firmed that the curvature Washington. was, indeed, part of a cav- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It’s five times bigger ity. Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., greets people at a campaign event than the previous re- “The radio data fit inside in Myrtle Beach, S.C., Wednesday. cord-holder. the X-rays like a hand in Astronomers used NA- a glove,” co-author Max- SA’s Chandra X-Ray Ob- im Markevitch of NASA’s servatory to make the Goddard Space Flight Democrats focus on Super Tuesday discovery, along with a Center in Maryland, said European space obser- in a statement. “This is the vatory and ground tele- clincher that tells us an even as South Carolina looms scopes. They believe the eruption of unprecedented explosion came from the size occurred here.” By Thomas a third of the delegates tional early voting states in March, for three private heart of the Ophiuchus The blast is believed to Beaumont and needed to secure the Dem- including South Carolina fundraisers Wednesday. cluster of thousands of be over by now: There are Alexandra Jaffe ocratic nomination will be to focus exclusively on the He abruptly canceled the galaxies: a large galaxy at no signs of jets currently ASSOCIATED PRESS on the table. Super Tuesday states. But events and a public cam- the center contains a co- shooting from the black The tight turnaround be- even he had to balance the paign stop in the Miami lossal black hole. hole. CHARLESTON, S.C. — tween Saturday’s primary competing demands as area because of illness. Bernie Sanders will swing in South Carolina and the he qualified for Tuesday’s His aides said he had flu- through North Carolina, contests that follow on debate in Charleston. He like symptoms. Virginia and Massachu- Tuesday is creating a hec- went back to New York Buttigeig met with mem- setts in the coming days. tic stretch for campaigns. after the debate only to bers of the Congressional Elizabeth Warren will “What happens in South return to South Carolina Hispanic Caucus and did make stops in Texas and Carolina does matter, the next day to appear at media interviews in Wash- Arkansas. Amy Klobuchar mostly because of what a CNN town hall. ington, D.C., before re- will be in Tennessee and the coverage is going to be Bloomberg will be in turning to South Carolina Virginia. over the three days lead- Oklahoma, Arkansas, Ten- on Thursday for another The South Carolina pri- ing up to Super Tuesday. nessee and North Caroli- round of campaigning. mary is just two days away, If someone seems out of na — all Super Tuesday Jim Messina, a top aide but the race is quickly go- the running, they’re going states — over the next on both of Barack Obama’s ing national as candidates to lose value,” said Achim several days. presidential campaigns, pivot to the 14 states that Bergmann, a Democratic The strains on some can- said Buttigieg is in a bind vote on Tuesday. strategist whose firm does didates are evident. Pete when it comes to the South The move is in part a work in a number of Su- Buttigieg hopscotched from Carolina-Super Tuesday recognition of Joe Biden’s per Tuesday states. “It’s a Nevada on Saturday to Col- dance. strength in South Caroli- tough deal for the candi- orado and South Carolina “It is a big deal” for his na, with most of the focus dates who are perceived by Sunday morning. He campaign if Buttigieg on the margin of his vic- to be at the lower rungs at then hit Virginia before re- doesn’t perform in South PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tory and who might come the moment to figure out turning to South Carolina. Carolina, he said, because in second place. But it’s where can they get some But even a meticulous- “more people like me are This image made available by NASA on Thurs- also an effort to tap into juice.” ly crafted schedule can going to say on TV he can’t day shows the Ophiuchus galaxy cluster the hundreds of delegates New York billionaire fall apart. Buttigieg had get the minority vote, and viewed in a composite of X-ray, radio and in- at stake in the “Super Mike Bloomberg has planned to swing down to that’s not helpful to his frared data. Tuesday” contests. About sought to bypass the tradi- Florida, which votes later narrative.” Neighbors: Brewery gunman built weapons from mail-order parts

By Gretchen Ehlke Alfonso Morales said the described him as a nice ball around for his dog in and Tood Richmond victims were all from the guy and helpful neighbor the street. She said she ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee area. He iden- who enjoyed building guns lived across the street tified them as Jesus Valle with mail-order parts. from Ferrill for 11 years. MILWAUKEE — A Mil- Jr., 33, of Milwaukee; Gen- Several years ago Fer- “It’s heartbreaking,” she waukee electrician who nady Levshetz, 61, of Me- rill slipped off or fell off said. police identified Thursday quon; Trevor Wetselaar, LaPine said Ferrill had as the man who fatally a ladder at the brewery shot five co-workers at 33, of Milwaukee; Dana and hurt his shoulder, several cars and always one of the nation’s largest Walk, 57, of Delafield; forcing him to miss work. kept them shiny. She said breweries enjoyed build- and Dale Hudson, 60, of He told Roenspies that that the last time she saw ing guns, according to Waukesha. “spies” from the brewery Ferrill was Sunday, and he neighbors. Ferrill’s neighbors said were lurking in the neigh- had polished up his bur- Authorities said 51-year- he was a married father of borhood, watching his ac- gundy Chrysler, which she old Anthony Ferrill opened two adult children and one tivities to make sure he called his “Sunday car,” fire at the Molson Coors younger daughter. They wasn’t faking the injury. and took it for a ride. Brewing Co. complex on said he had worked at the Once he pointed out the The shooting happened Wednesday, killing five brewery for about 15 years spies’ car to her, she said. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at an 82-acre complex that male employees before as an electrician. The spying “irritated” includes a mix of corpo- Police are seen outside of a house near Poto- turning his gun on him- His brother, Benjamin him, she said. rate offices and brewing self. His motive remains Ferrill, of The Colony, Tex- Still, Roenspies, 82, said mac and Courtland after a shooting at Molson facilities and employs a mystery; police say the as, told The Associated Ferrill was a “gentleman” Coors Wednesday in Milwaukee. more than 1,000 people. case is still under investi- Press: “It’s a tragic loss to who checked up on her to It’s widely known in the gation. They also haven’t everybody. We’re still try- make sure she was all right. He was a gentleman. I just Ferrill as a quiet person Milwaukee area as “Miller released details about how ing to digest it.” “I considered him a son,” can’t believe it.” who walked his Doberman Valley,” a reference to the the shooting unfolded. Erna Roenspies, who she said. “He wasn’t vio- Another neighbor, Eliz- pinscher every day, and Miller Brewing Co. that is Milwaukee police Chief lived next door to Ferrill, lent. He wasn’t a drunk. abeth LaPine, described would sometimes throw a now part of Molson Coors. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

Saugus firefighter Anthony Arone, left, breads chicken cutlets for the Italian meal he is preparing for the rest of his crew; Saugus firefighter Dario Picozzi, center, fries eggplant for a large eggplant Parme- san dish; Arone, right, stirs meatballs as he prepares dinner for the crew.

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Arone, left, digs into his plate of pasta, meatballs, eggplant Parmesan and breaded chicken cutlet; a Saugus firefighter, right, scoops a steaming sausage and meatball out of the crockpot as the crew gathers for an Italian meal at the Hamilton Street Fire Station.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Wilson, a 4-year-old yellow lab, above, waits for his owner, Dave Dorgan, to throw the ball on the beach. Dorgan takes his dog for a walk on the Lynn beaches two-three times a day. A gray squirrel, left, explores a tree in Heritage State Park in Lynn.

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ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK History Alive members Mikayla Bishop and Macey Jennings, above, and Carl Schultz and Jonathan Wacker, right, reenact scenes from the Lynn shoemakers strike in 1860 during a performance at GALA in partnership with Lynn Walking Shoe Tours. A8 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 LOOK! National Science Day, National Public Sleeping Day, Floral Design Day, Rare Disease Day

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Attendees of the Dominican Republic flag-raising ceremony at Lynn City Hall celebrate on Thursday.

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 Swampscott hockey upsets No. 4 Essex Tech in Div. 3 North By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM STONEHAM — Some- times, a game can turn on one play. Such was the case Thursday night as the No. 13 Swampscott boys hockey team upset No. 4 Essex Tech with a 2-0 shutout victory in the opening round of the Di- vision 3 North tournament at Stoneham Arena. Drew Olivieri scored twice and freshman goalie Jack ITEM FILE PHOTO Russo made 17 saves to lead Winthrop’s Maura Dorr had 18 points and 19 the way for the Big Blue. rebounds in a win over Whittier Tech in the Di- Both coaches — Gino Faia of Swampscott and Mark Leon- vision 3 North quarter nal Thursday night. ard of Essex Tech — said that the big play of the night came in the rst period when the Winthrop girls game was scoreless. Essex Tech was killing a penalty when Chris Grout grabbed a loose puck and move on to Div. 3 went in alone on Big Blue goalie Russo. But Russo stood tall and made the save, North semi nal and instead of a big boost for the Hawks it was Swamp- By Mike Alongi From there, we just were scott that picked up the play ITEM SPORTS EDITOR able to make a bunch and had several chances to of big plays at the right score before the rst 15 min- HAVERHILL — De- times.” fense, rebounding and de- utes were up. Maura Dorr had a mas- termination were the keys After being outshot in the sive game for Winthrop, to victory for the Winthrop rst 10-8, Swampscott really putting up a huge dou- girls basketball team stepped it up in the second ble-double with 18 points Thursday night, as the No. period looking for that rst and 19 rebounds. Lily Pul- 6 Vikings knocked off No. goal, according to Faia. sifer led the way in scoring 3 Whittier Tech by a score “The second period we de - with 20 points and eight of 55-39 in the Division 3 nitely took it to them, their rebounds, while Maddie North quarter nal. goalie (Jared McLaughlin) is Stiglets had six points “We really came to play unbelievable,” said Faia. “We and three rebounds. Ju- on the defensive end,” said knew it was going to be lia Marccocio (four points, Winthrop coach Joe Lowe. one rebound) and Caroline tough getting one past him, “Julia Marccocio stepped ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Earl (three points, seven and when we nally did, it up and covered (Whitter’s) rebounds) also played well The Swampscott boys hockey team celebrates after beating No. 4 really gave us some best player all night and in the win. Essex Tech in the rst round of the Division 3 North tournament at momentum.” made things tough, and Stoneham Arena Thursday night. BIG BLUE, B2 she set the tone for us. WINTHROP, B2

COURTESY PHOTO The North Shore Navigators have signed Uni- versity of Maine pitcher Colton Carson for the COURTESY PHOTO | NICK GRACE 2020 season. Endicott College guard Jalen Echevarria, a graduate of St. Mary’s, has been named the Commonwealth Coast Conference Rookie of the Year. Navs sign a pair of Endicott’s Echevarria, Bettencourt Maine Black Bears earn CCC end-of-season awards LYNN — The North to punctuate a 7-0 senior Shore Navigators re- season at Oxford Hills af- By Anne Marie Tobin with a come-from-behind resents and that is that boards. turned to the New En- ter he won Class A North ITEM STAFF 63-62 win in the semi- our team achieved well so Echevarria scored 20 gland region’s Division Player of the Year as a nals over No. 5 Went- far this season. It truly is or more points in eight 1 ranks to add two new quarterback and safety in BEVERLY — Endicott worth. a team award and there games this season. players to their Futures football and also played a College men’s basketball Sophomore point guard are a lot of people that “Jalen had provided a Collegiate Baseball key role on the basketball team freshman guard Ja- Billy Arseneault of Lyn- had a hand in it.” great energy and com- League roster for the up- court. He was also a three- len Echevarria of Lynn, n eld (11 points) was the The 5’9” Echevarria, a petitiveness to our pro- coming summer. time Maine All-State First and head coach Kevin man of the hour, hitting former St. Mary’s stand- gram from the second he University of Maine Team honoree and nal- Bettencourt of Peabody the game-winning bucket out, played in all 25 walked on campus,” said right-handed pitcher ist for both the 2019 Ga- headlined the group of Bettencourt. “He comes torade Player of the Year Commonwealth Coast at the buzzer. games this season for the Colton Carson and in eld- With the win, the Gulls Gulls, starting in 24, and from a great basketball er Jake Rainess will join and Mr. Baseball honors Conference end-of-season family and he earned ev- in the state. award winners announced advance to Saturday’s averaging a team-high the North Shore club in championship game at 31.2 minutes a game. erything he achieved this 2020. The two Black Bear Scouting Report: big, by the CCC this week. season. I never try and hard-throwing RHP with Echevarria was named home against three-time The CCC Player of the freshmen were introduced put too high of expecta- three pitches … very good CCC Rookie of the Year, defending champion Week (Jan. 27) and ve- by President and General tions on a rst-year play- feel for the strike zone … while Bettencourt earned Nichols (TBD). time CCC Rookie of the Manager Derek January er, but we knew we were lots of room for growth CCC Coach of the Year Bettencourt said it is Week, Echevarria led the on Monday. getting a good one when … MLB comp: Kyle Farn- honors. an honor to receive the team in eld goal percent- Carson joins a long line Jalen decided to become a sworth. Neither honoree had Coach of the Year Award. age, shooting 50 percent of recent Black Bear pitch- Gull. He is a great team- Rainess will be another much time to sit back and “It is an honor consider- from the  oor, was third ers hailing from Maine as mate and really looking addition to North Shore’s enjoy their awards. ing the amount of quality in points with an average the 6-foot-6, 200-pound forward to watching his stable of in elders after The No.1 Gulls got back coaches that our league of 15.1 per game, and was righty is a Paris native. development moving to business and opened has,” said Bettencourt. also third in assists with The reigning Varsity he makes his collegiate forward.” the CCC tournament “I’m more proud of what 68. He also ranked fth Maine Athlete of the Year debut this spring. Thursday night at home that recognition rep- in rebounding with 72 AWARDS, B2 pitched a playoff no-hitter NAVS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Swampscott’s Drew Olivieri scored both goals for the Big Blue in a win over Essex Tech in the first round of the Division 3 North tournament Thursday night. Swampscott boys hockey knocks off No. 4 Essex Tech in Division 3 North ITEM FILE PHOTO BIG BLUE chances to make it a two- Ronan, he shot it and I got Swampscott outshot the Lily Pulsifer had 20 points and eight rebounds From B1 goal lead in the third -- by a piece of it. On the second Hawks in the second and for Winthrop in a win over Whittier Tech Olivieri, Conor Donavan one we were forechecking, third periods, leading over- Thursday night. “I thought we had good and a Chris Barnes slap Ronan forced a turnover all, 23-17. pressure in the second,” shot that hit the crossbar and got me the puck, and I “Credit to Swampscott, said Faia. “We scored and -- Olivieri whipped home got lucky I guess,” Olivieri they played well, we just we were able to keep that his second from the slot said. did not have a lot of great up in the third period.” Winthrop girls with 2:37 left in regulation. Both Olivieri and Faia scoring chances, and the Swampscott got the only Barnes and Locke picked said that the tough sched- ones we did have, (Russo) goal it would need when beat No. 3 Whittier the Blue worked it deep in up the assists on the clinch- ule they played down the made the saves,” Leonard the Hawks end. Olivieri, er. stretch against good teams, said. who was parked at the side Olivieri gave credit to his prepared the Blue for The Big Blue (10-11-0) of the cage, deflected Ronan goalie and his teammates Thursday’s playoff test. now move on to face No. 5 in quarterfinal Locke’s shot in past Mc- for setting him up in the Hawks coach Mark Leon- Watertown/No. 12 Rock- Laughlin’s stick side, and game. ard said the missed oppor- port in the Division 3 WINTHROP at 11 points, 45-34. the Blue were on top with “Conor Donovan got the tunity on the breakaway in North quarterfinal Mon- From B1 “In the first half, Whit- 3:42 left in the second. puck in deep, the puck the first period really day evening (6) back at tier was playing a kind of After several great came to me and I got it to turned the tide of the game. Stoneham Arena. “We had everyone con- triangle type of defense tribute,” Lowe said. “Caro- and we were settling for lyn Kinsella, the smallest threes,” said Lowe. “But girl on our team, came into in the second half we just Navs sign pair from University of Maine the game and took two started to attack. Maura charges. That kind of stuff was able to get to the rim NAVS sets the tone and gets ev- a bunch and give us some From B1 eryone going. It was a full huge points, and so was The 6-foot, 175-pounder team effort from us.” Lily.” from Baltimore was a two- The game was back and That momentum contin- time Maryland Interscho- forth from the opening ued right into the fourth, lastic Athletic Association tip. After the two teams as Winthrop gained a firm exchanged the lead a cou- All-Conference player and hold of the game and nev- two-time Athletic Award ple of times in the early er let it go. Behind huge minutes, Winthrop took recipient at Friends School. plays on defense and the He also played in the Pres- a 9-4 lead behind some scoring of Dorr and Pul- strong defense and a big ident’s Cup All-Star Game sifer, the Vikings extended 3-pointer from Pulsifer. at Camden Yards before their lead to as many as At the end of the first, the moving to Maine for a post- 17 points before cruising Vikings held a 14-10 lead. graduate year at Bridgton to victory. But Whittier continued Academy. Last summer, to make a game of it, ty- But the journey isn’t Rainess helped Putty Hill ing the game at 14-14 just over, as Winthrop (15-7) win the Maryland Colle- 30 seconds into the sec- now moves on to face the giate League championship. ond quarter. From there, winner of No. 2 Amesbury/ Scouting Report: wiry the two teams battled No. 10 Watertown in the infielder … very good de- through three ties and Division 3 North semifi- fensive skills and speed … three lead changes up to nal at a date and time to should make an immedi- halftime. But Whittier be announced. ate impact as a freshman ended up having the ball “Both teams are really … MLB comp: Tommy Ed- last in the half, and the strong and really well- man. Wildcats were able to take coached, so we know we’ll The Navs are now pre- a slim 24-23 lead into the be in for a battle,” said paring for the 13th season locker room. Lowe. “We’ll probably of collegiate ball at Fraser The third quarter saw head over to the game Field and their ninth in more back-and-forth ac- Friday to scout them and the Futures League. The tion in the beginning, then take things from 2020 opener is scheduled but then Winthrop made there. We’re going to try to for Wednesday, May 27. its move. After jumping keep up the intensity by Until then, stay up to date ahead 29-28, the Vikings having some alumni come on the latest Navs news by COURTESY PHOTO closed the quarter with in and scrimmage at prac- visiting nsnavs.com and a 16-6 run to grab their tice, and we’ll try to go out following us on Facebook, The North Shore Navigators have signed University of Maine infielder largest lead of the night and get another win.” Twitter and Instagram. Jack Rainess for the 2020 season. Bettencourt, Echevarria receive CCC end-of-season awards AWARDS (39.1) and three-point field Gulls to three consecu- From B1 goals made (315), second tive NCAA Division III in assists per game (18.8) tournaments (2015-2017), At St. Mary’s, while third in points per game reaching the second round playing for his uncle, (86.8), and fourth in field in 2016 and 2017 and the coach Dave Brown, Eche- goal percentage (46.8). Sweet 16 in 2017. varria won a Division 4 Nationally, the Gulls A four-year varsity start- state championship as a ranked second in as- er at Bucknell University, freshman and made four sists-to-turnover ratio Bettencourt ranks fifth consecutive tournament (1.81), seventh in three- all-time in scoring with appearances. He cracked point field goals made 1,577 points and second the 1,000-career points (315), 11th in assists per all-time in three-point- mark as a senior. game (18.8), and 14th in ers with 294. A member For Bettencourt, this three-point field goal per- of the Bucknell Athletics was his second Coach of centage (39.1). and Peabody High Athlet- the Year award, having Bettencourt led the ics Hall of Fame, he was been previously named in Gulls to six CCC tourna- the Chevrolet Player of 2016-2017. ment appearances, four the Game in the Bisons’ The sixth-year coach led CCC tournament cham- upset wins over Kan- Endicott to an 18-7 over- pionship games, and two sas (2005) and Arkansas all record in the 2019-20 CCC tournament champi- (2006) in the first round of regular season, and a 12-4 onships. the NCAA tournament. A record in CCC play. Through this year’s reg- three-time Second-Team Under Bettencourt’s tu- ular season, Bettencourt All-Patriot League selec- COURTESY PHOTO | NICK GRACE telage, the Gulls ranked has compiled an overall tion, he was the 2003 Pa- Endicott College men’s basketball coach Kevin Bettencourt has been first in the conference in record of 102-42 (.708). triot League Rookie of the named Commonwealth Coast Conference Coach of the Year. three-point percentage Bettencourt led the Year. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Mary’s (4) Swampscott upsets Essex Tech in Div. 3 North opener MIAA Boys Basketball Division 4 North Quarterfinal No. 6 Cristo Rey at No. 3 KIPP (5) Division 1 North Quarterfinal No. 7 Lawrence at No. 2 English (7) MIAA Girls Basketball Division 2 North Quarterfinal MIAA Girls Basketball No. 7 North Reading at No. 2 Marble- Division 2 North Quarterfinal head (7) No. 6 Newburyport at No. 3 Saugus (7) Division 3 North Quarterfinal MIAA Boys Hockey Division 1 North Quarterfinal No. 8 Austin Prep at No. 1 St. Mary’s (7) No. 5 St. Mary’s at No. 4 Belmont (at No. 5 Lynnfield at No. 4 Fenwick (7) Woburn, 1) SATURDAY MIAA Girls Hockey MIAA Boys Basketball Division 1 Division 3 North Quarterfinal No. 8 Boston Latin at No. 9 Peabody/ No. 9 Arlington Catholic at No. 1 St. Lynnfield (at Watertown, 3:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn girls youth lynnyouthhockey.com. hockey signups NSBUA Classes Lynn Youth Hockey is The North Shore Base- looking to form two all- ball Umpires Association girls teams — one at 10U (NSBUA) is looking for and one at 12U — for the new umpires for the 2020 2020-2021 season. The season. teams will play out of the The final class date is February 24. The certifica- Middlesex Yankee Confer- tion exam date is March 2. ence Girls League and the The $100 fee includes the invite is open to all girls course, all written materi- under 12 years old who als, a rule book and the live in Lynn and the sur- certification exam. A suc- rounding cities and towns. cessfully completed Massa- Placements will be held chusetts CORI certification March 6 from 6 p.m. to 7 is required. p.m. at Connery Rink in For more information Lynn. contact Interpreter Steve For more information, Carroll via email at ste- please contact bboisson@ [email protected]. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Swampscott’s Chris Barnes had one assist in a win over Essex Tech in the first round of the TV/RADIO Division 3 North tournament Thursday night. TV MLB Spring Training 9 p.m...... Colorado at San Francisco...... MLB Network NBA 8 p.m...... Oklahoma City at Milwaukee...... ESPN 10:30 p.m...... Denver at LA Clippers...... ESPN Men’s College Basketball 6:30 p.m...... Kent State at Ohio...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Davidson at Dayton...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Harvard at Columbia...... ESPNews 7 p.m...... Wright State at Northern Kentucky...... ESPNU 9 p.m...... Monmouth at Rider...... ESPNU 9 p.m...... Texas State at UT Arlington...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... Washington St. at Washington...... FS1 Women’s College Basketball 7 p.m...... Villanova at Creighton...... FS1 Golf 2 p.m...... PGA Tour: Honda Classic...... Golf 6:30 p.m...... Champions Tour: Cologuard Classic...... Golf NHL 7 p.m...... NY Rangers at Philadelphia...... NHL Network Men’s College Hockey 6 p.m...... Wisconsin at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network 7 p.m...... Michigan State at Notre Dame...... NBCSN 8:30 p.m...... Denver at St. Cloud State...... CBSSN 8:30 p.m...... Michigan at Minnesota...... Big Ten Network Women’s College Hockey 6 p.m...... Hockey East: UConn at BC...... NESN Plus 7 p.m...... Hockey East: Vermont at Northeastern...... NESN ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Men’s Soccer Swampscott goalie Jack Russo had 17 saves in the win over Essex Tech Thursday night. 3 p.m...... Leicester City at Norwich City...... NBCSN 2:20 p.m...... Hertha Berlin at Fortuna Dusseldorf...... FS2 2:55 p.m...... Leicester City at Norwich City...... NBCSN 10 p.m...... Puebla at Tijuana...... FS2 Boxing 10:45 p.m...... ShoBox: The New Generation...... Showtime Curling 11 p.m...... US vs. Scotland (tape)...... NBCSN Radio MLB Spring Training 1:05 p.m...... Boston at Minnesota...... WEEI-AM 850

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 65 40 13 12 92 214 167 St. Louis 65 38 17 10 86 209 181 Tampa Bay 64 40 19 5 85 226 180 Colorado 62 37 18 7 81 215 168 Toronto 65 34 23 8 76 229 216 Dallas 64 37 21 6 80 174 164 Florida 64 33 25 6 72 222 218 Nashville 63 32 23 8 72 202 201 Montreal 66 29 28 9 67 199 204 Winnipeg 66 33 27 6 72 199 195 Buffalo 63 29 26 8 66 184 196 Minnesota 63 31 25 7 69 198 202 Ottawa 65 22 31 12 56 174 221 Chicago 64 28 28 8 64 192 205 Detroit 66 15 47 4 34 132 251 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 65 35 22 8 78 211 196 Washington 64 39 19 6 84 222 196 Vancouver 63 34 23 6 74 209 195 Pittsburgh 62 37 19 6 80 202 170 Edmonton 64 33 23 8 74 201 199 Philadelphia 63 36 20 7 79 210 185 Calgary 65 33 25 7 73 195 202 N.Y. Islanders 63 35 20 8 78 181 171 Arizona 66 31 27 8 70 182 176 Columbus 65 31 20 14 76 170 171 Anaheim 63 25 30 8 58 165 200 Carolina 62 35 23 4 74 202 176 San Jose 63 26 33 4 56 161 207 N.Y. Rangers 63 35 24 4 74 212 193 Los Angeles 64 23 35 6 52 158 204 New Jersey 62 25 27 10 60 171 211 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Thursday’s Games N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Toronto 5, Florida 3 Buffalo at Vegas, 10 p.m. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK N.Y. Rangers 5, Montreal 2 Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Chicago 5, Tampa Bay 2 Saturday’s Games Swampscott’s Conor Donovan takes the puck up the ice during a win over Essex Tech at Minnesota 7, Detroit 1 Boston vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Ottawa 5, Vancouver 2 ans Memorial Coliseum, 1 p.m. Stoneham Arena Thursday night. Boston 4, Dallas 3 Calgary at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Winnipeg 3, Washington 0 New Jersey at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Nashville 4, Calgary 3, OT Chicago at Florida, 6 p.m. St. Louis 3, N.Y. Islanders 2, OT Carolina at Montreal, 7 p.m. New Jersey at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Detroit at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games Vancouver at Toronto, 7 p.m. Colorado at Carolina, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Arizona, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m.

NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 42 16 .724 — Houston 38 20 .655 — Boston 41 17 .707 1 Dallas 36 23 .610 2½ Philadelphia 37 23 .617 6 Memphis 28 30 .483 10 Brooklyn 26 31 .456 15½ New Orleans 25 33 .431 13 New York 17 42 .288 25½ San Antonio 24 33 .421 13½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 36 22 .621 — Denver 40 18 .690 — Orlando 26 32 .448 10 Oklahoma City 37 22 .627 3½ Washington 21 36 .368 14½ Utah 36 22 .621 4 Charlotte 20 38 .345 16 Portland 26 34 .433 15 Atlanta 17 43 .283 20 Minnesota 17 40 .298 22½ Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Milwaukee 50 8 .862 — L.A. Lakers 44 12 .786 — Indiana 35 24 .593 15½ L.A. Clippers 39 19 .672 6 Chicago 20 39 .339 30½ Sacramento 24 34 .414 21 Detroit 19 41 .317 32 Phoenix 24 35 .407 21½ Cleveland 17 41 .293 33 Golden State 12 46 .207 33 Thursday’s Games Washington at Utah, 9 p.m. Philadelphia 115, New York 106 Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Indiana 106, Portland 100 Saturday’s Games Oklahoma City 112, Sacramento 108 Chicago at New York, 5 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Portland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Orlando, 7 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Memphis, 8 p.m. Charlotte at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Cleveland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Orlando at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Dallas at Miami, 8 p.m. Golden State at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games Sacramento at Memphis, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Charlotte, 1 p.m. Ronan Locke lets loose on a shot for Swampscott in Thursday night’s win over Essex Tech. Detroit at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Woman feels little connection to mom begging her for money DEAR ABBY: I was sibly give clues regarding born into a poor family, Dear Abby is written by Abigail the ability to travel inde- and my father gave me Van Buren, also known as Jeanne pendently or not, and up for adoption to his whether they can still well-to-do sister. My nar- Phillips, and was founded by her negotiate social and pub- cissistic adoptive mother mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact severely abused me phys- lic situations appropri- ically, mentally and emo- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ately. These are examples tionally as a child, and Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. of things that a caregiver tormented me financially will never observe with- as an adult. I no longer out the eyes of others. speak to her. DEAR JADED: Con- daughter had emailed Many caregivers out My biological mother sidering the circumstanc- asking for a report on her has been attempting to there read your column, es in which you were parents’ habits and con- and others who have ag- have a relationship with raised, it may not be easy. duct during their trip. me as her daughter. But I A way to find some of that As a caregiving daugh- ing, declining friends don’t regard her as my validation would be to ter myself, knowing with caregiving kids. Peo- mother. I don’t feel any- start establishing some many other caregiving ple must not hesitate to thing toward her. All boundaries in your life. If adult children and be- say something when they those years of abuse have longing to a few support left me feeling ... jaded. you can afford to see a li- notice a change in behav- My biological mother is censed mental health pro- groups for caregivers, I ior. still poor, and she con- fessional, you would ben- believe inquiring of fami- stantly asks me for mon- efit greatly by scheduling ly friends and other rela- LOYAL READER IN ey to help my nieces and some sessions. Not only tives about their loved NEW JERSEY nephews with their will it help you to get your ones is not wrong or inva- needs. I understand that priorities straight, it may sive. Our loved ones be- DEAR READER: I’m they are blood, but I work also help you to feel less have differently in differ- printing your letter be- hard for my money and guilty about saying no to ent situations. How they relatives with ulterior negotiate changes and cause it is representative cannot afford to support of the response I received them financially. They motives. social situations without have had plenty of oppor- the caregiver present about “Anywhere, USA’s” tunities in the past to DEAR ABBY: I felt may provide important letter. You raise an im- better their lives but de- compelled to write after clues and information re- portant issue about how cided to live off handouts. seeing your Dec. 15 re- garding their mental/cog- it “takes a village” to How do I find validation sponse to “Anywhere, nitive status. band together and to USA,” the hosts seeking Caregivers try to give that I am a person and share observations about not just a piggy bank? guidance about how to their loved ones as much respond to the daughter freedom as safely possi- changes in older people’s JADED IN of longtime friends who ble. Gaining information comportment beyond sim- CALIFORNIA had recently visited. The about the visit would pos- ple aging. BRIDGE

This road leads to nowhere Whenever some bridge declarers round. South was pleased to see come to a crossroads, they always West win this trick, but he was less seem to crash. happy when West promptly switched In today’s deal, South thought he to the club nine (the high card deny- was driving so cleverly along the ing interest in the suit) in answer to main highway when in reality he his partner’s encouraging club-seven was heading down a side road that discard on the previous trick. East looked superficially attractive but won with his ace and returned a was leading to a cliff top. heart: down one. Against three no-trump, West South’s path required finding the led the heart three: four, jack, king. diamonds 3-2, West’s holding the South counted seven top tricks and club ace and West’s having to win anticipated getting two more from di- amonds. He also knew an avoidance his side’s diamond trick. But there play when he saw one. was a much better route available. South led a diamond to dummy’s Assuming West’s heart three was an king, returned to his hand with a honest card, the suit had to be split- spade and led a second diamond. ting 4-3. If so, South just needed to If West had played the queen, South find West with the club jack. At trick was planning to duck in the dummy, two, South should have played a club keeping East off the lead. However, to dummy’s 10. His nine tricks would when West played the 10, declarer have been four spades, one heart, put up dummy’s ace and led a third two diamonds and two clubs. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND All the Bright Places Netflix Original Film! The queen of rockabilly. Based on Jennifer Niven’s bestseller, this film tells the story of Violet (Elle Fanning) and Theodore (Justice Smith), who meet and change each other’s lives forever. The drama offers a human take on the experi- ence of mental illness, its impact on rela- tionships, and the beauty and lasting im- pact of young love. Queen Sono Netflix New Series! In this South African crime drama — Netflix’s first original series from Africa — a highly trained spy (Pearl Thusi) must face chang- ing relationships in her personal life while taking on her most dangerous mission yet. The Waltons: “The Heritage” MeTV, 12 p.m. An important message is shared in this Season 2 episode, where John receives an offer from a developer to buy their land. While the money would solve their financial hardships and pay for some of John-Boy’s schooling, would it be worth compromising his family’s heritage? NBA Basketball Wanda Jackson performs onstage during the 24th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony ESPN, beginning at 8 p.m. Live at Public Hall on April 4, 2009 in Cleveland, Ohio. Some of the NBA’s elite teams are in ac- By Taylor Neumann briefly and who encouraged a Heartache,” at No. 6. Her After dipping her toe into tion tonight on ESPN as Chris Paul leads REMIND MAGAZINE her to sing rockabilly — an success led Capitol to release gospel music, Jackson came the Oklahoma City Thunder into Milwaukee early style of rock ’n’ roll that some of her earlier material, back to rockabilly with a ven- Wanda Jackson was born blends country music with and in 1963 she recorded her geance in the ’80s and ’90s. to battle Giannis Antetokounmpo and the on Oct. 20, 1937, in Maud, rhythm and blues. Her par- album Two Sides of Wanda, She released the album Rock- Okla., and from a young age Bucks. In the second game, Jamal Murray ents were heavily involved in which earned Jackson her abilly Fever in 1984 (re-is- was encouraged to play mu- her tour, with her father act- first Grammy nomination for sued as Rock ’n’ Roll Away and the Denver Nuggets are in Los Angeles sic by her father, himself a ing as manager and her moth- Best Female Country Vocal Your Blues in 1986). Jackson musician. She began singing to clash with Kawhi Leonard and the Clip- er designing all of Jackson’s Performance. continued touring through- professionally while still in signature glamorous outfits. As rockabilly faded from pers. high school and recorded a out the 2000s and even In 1956, she finally signed public popularity, Jackson teamed up with Jack White Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collec- few singles for Capitol Re- with Capitol, and her single “I switched to more traditional for an album, The Party Ain’t cords, including “You Can’t Gotta Know” peaked at No. 15. country music. In 1966, she tor: “Requiem” Over (2011). She released the Have My Love,” a 1954 duet Along with other smaller hits, had two songs in the country NBC, 8 p.m. with Billy Gray that reached Jackson also recorded “Fuji- Top 20 — “Tears Will Be the album Unfinished Business Lincoln (Russell Hornsby), Amelia (Arielle No. 8 on the country chart. yama Mama,” which hit No. 1 Chaser for Your Wine” and in 2012 before announcing her retirement from live per- Kebbel) and the team are tasked with Jackson was turned down for in Japan and led to her tour- “The Box It Came In.” Soon a deal with Capitol Records; ing the country in 1959. But she cultivated an impas- forming in 2019 following a tracking down an anonymous bomber tar- undeterred, she signed with in 1960, she scored a U.S. Top sioned persona of a woman stroke, among other health geting a string of buildings all across Man- Decca Records instead. 40 pop hit with “Let’s Have scorned, which included the issues. Her songs are fre- It wasn’t until after she a Party,” previously recorded release of the single “My Big quently covered by other art- hattan. Meanwhile, the marriage between graduated from high school by Presley. This was followed Iron Skillet.” In 1970 she re- ists — including Cyndi Lau- the Bone Collector (Brian F. O’Byrne) and that Jackson went on the road by country songs “Right or leased “A Woman Lives for per, Rosanne Cash and Rosie to tour. She was often paired Wrong,” which peaked at No. Love” — which gave her a Flores — and she is in the his wife, Danielle (Claire Coffee), reaches a with another aspiring star, 9 (and its B-side, “Funnel of second Grammy nomination Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as terrifying crossroad. Elvis Presley, who she dated Love”), and “In the Middle of — and “Fancy Satin Pillows.” an Early Influence. 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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Julia R. Newhall to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., as CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION given by Janice M. Leehan to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Stearns Lending, LLC dated January 12, 2017, recorded at the Essex Docket No. ES20P0419EA mortgagee, acting solely as a nominee for Quicken Loans, Inc., dated June 3, County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35609, Page 184; said Essex Probate and Family Court 2015 and recorded in Middlesex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in mortgage was then assigned to Freedom Mortgage Corporation by virtue of an 36 Federal Street Book 65536, Page 96 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Quicken Loans Inc. is assignment dated February 7, 2019, and recorded in Book 37322, Page 233; of Salem, MA 01970 the present holder by Assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of conditions of (978)744-1020 Inc. ("MERS") as nominee for Quicken Loans, Inc., its successors and assigns to said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at PUBLIC Quicken Loans Inc. dated October 11, 2019 and recorded at said Registry of AUCTION at 12:00 PM on March 16, 2020, on the mortgaged premises. This Deeds in Book 73593, Page 525, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and property has the address of 63 Suffolk Avenue, Swampscott, MA 01907. The Estate of: for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 62 Old entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said John Gustauve Werner, Jr. Bolton Road, Hudson, MA 01749 will be sold at a Public Auction at 11:00 AM on mortgage: The land in Swampscott, with the buildings thereon, being Lot No. 278 March 27, 2020, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, on a plan of lots of Stetson Land Company, dated September 1, 1908, Charles W. Also known as: John G. Werner, Jr., John Werner, Jr., John Werner, John G. Werner all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Gay, C.E. recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 2007, Page 1, and bounded and described as follows: WESTERLY on Suffolk Avenue, 50.03 Date of Death: 04/10/2017 Tax Id Number(s): 5/ / 5/ / feet; NORTHERLY on lots 295-296 on said plan. 91.35 feet; EASTERLY on land of the Town of Swampscott, 50 feet; SOUTHERLY on lot 279 on said plan, 89.99 feet; To all interested persons: Land Situated in the Town of Hudson in the County of Middlesex in the State of MA Containing 4,533 square feet, more or less. For title see Deed recorded immediately proper hereto. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal THE LAND IN HUDSON, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, WITH THE reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if any, insofar as the same are now Representative has been filed by: BUILDINGS THEREIN SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWESTERLY SIDE OF OLD BOLTON in force and applicable. In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in ROAD, AND SHOWN AS LOT 66 ON A 'PLAN OF LAND IN HUDSON, MASS., SCALE the legal description of the premises, the description as set forth and contained in Richard M. Werner, Jr. of Lynn MA 1" - 40', NOV.1961, SURVEY BY: COLBURN ENGINEERING, NATICK, MASS.", the mortgage shall control by reference. Together with all the improvements now or RECORDED WITH MIDDLESEX SOUTH DISTRICT DEEDS IN BOOK 9983, PAGE END, hereafter erected on the property and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief FOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all as requested in the Petition. fixtures now or hereafter a part of the property. All replacements and additions NORTHEASTERLY BY OLD BOLTON ROAD, (SHOWN IN PART AS LOT 66A ON SAID shall also be covered by this sale. Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold The petitioner requests that: PLAN), AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN, ONE HUNDRED ONE AND 59/100 (101.59) subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments, tax sales, tax titles and Richard M. Werner, Jr. of Lynn MA FEET; other municipal liens and water or sewer liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety SOUTHEASTERLY BY LOT 65, AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN, ONE HUNDRED check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of the on the bond in an unsupervised administration. FORTY-ONE AND 64/100 (141.64) FEET; sale as a deposit and the balance in cashier's or certified check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), time IMPORTANT NOTICE SOUTHWESTERLY BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF JOHN SAPPET AND CHARLES being of the essence. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the ALVES AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN, ONE HUNDRED NINE AND 50/100 (109.50) later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney FEET; to further postpone at any adjourned sale-date by public proclamation at the time must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises is to be sold subject the return day of 03/30/2020 AND NORTHWESTERLY BY LOT 67, AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN, ONE HUNDRED to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written FIFTY-TWO AND 36/100 (152.36) FEET. of possession, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a and all other claim in the nature of liens, if any there be. In the event that the timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections NOTE: The Company is prohibited from insuring the area or quantity of the land. successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further The Company does not represent that any acreage or footage calculations are described property according to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms notice to you. correct. References to quantity are for identification purposes only. of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Being the same property conveyed to Joseph F. MacMunn and Janice L. MacMunn, bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall deposit with the PROBATE CODE (MUPC) husband and wife, as tenants by the entirety, by deed dated April 9, 1990 of Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein. If A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised record in Deed Book 20510, Page 485, in the County Clerk's Office. the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described property, the administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described property at the Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Commonly known as: 62 Old Bolton Road, Hudson, MA 01749 amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed and the administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by DG&L, Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Middlesex County (Southern (hereinafter called the Escrow Agent) until the deed shall be released from escrow expenses of administration. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 65536, Page 91. to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed to WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. Other Date: February 13, 2020 assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Dated: February 12, 2020 Freedom Pamela Casey O'Brien encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Mortgage Corporation By its Attorney DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC, 100 Register of Probate and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Cummings Item: February 28, 2020 record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915 (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl.com 55678 (NEWHALL) Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a Item: February 21, 28 and March 6, 2020 bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this Does your company requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS need employees? days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & THE TRIAL COURT Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises DIVORCE SUMMONS BY contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in PUBLICATION AND MAILING this publication. Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Other terms to be announced at the sale. Salem, MA 01970 Docket No. ES19D2720DR Quicken Loans Inc. Korde & Associates, P.C. Joetta Koroma vs. Clemence Seglah 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 To the Defendant: Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Leehan, Janice M., 19-036110 grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown Item: February 28 and March 6, 13, 2020 The Complaint is on file at the Court.

An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status LAND COURT of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Placing a help wanted ad is great for Docket: 20 SM 000595 Joetta Koroma finding the skilled workers you need. 190 Franklin Street 5 3L ORDER OF NOTICE Lynn, MA 01904

To: your answer, if any, on or before 04/16/2020. If you fail to do so, the court will Steven M. Ferrante Jr. proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Date:February 21, 2020 Pamela Casey O'Brien Caliber Home Loans, Inc., Register of Probate claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, 154 Item: February 2827, 2020 Lynnway Unit 303, Seaport Landing Condominium, given by Steven M. Ferrante Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., as nominee for LendUS, ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS LLC dba Mortgage Financial, its successors and assigns, dated May 4, 2018, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) Book 36695, Page 154, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on March 18, 2020 Servicemembers status. at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Description of Vehicle Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on 2001 Ford F150 PU vin 1FTRW07641KC01938 that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 2004 Ford PU vin 1FTRW14W44KB76926 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 781-593-7700, ext.2 2006 Ford Escape vin 1FMYU92Z36KA01305 23, 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the 2008 GMC vin 1GKEV33768J126729 ground of noncompliance with the Act.

Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on February 4, 2020. Thank You, Bill's Auto Clinic Attest: 2 Commercial St Deborah J. Patterson Salem MA 01970 Recorder Item: February 28, March 6, 13, 2020 Item: February 28, 2020

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NEW DELHI (AP) — ing the march, said he India's hard-line Hindu was responsible for in- nationalists watched an- stilling in the residents “a ti-government protests sense of confidence that centered in Muslim com- peace has returned.” munities for months in But a ban on groups anger that finally boiled of five or more people over in the worst commu- remained in place, and nal rioting in New Delhi schools were closed. in decades, leaving 32 Over a bullhorn, he people dead and the Indi- urged people to go about an capital shell-shocked. their regular business, but Tensions had been acknowledged they were building over a new cit- “apprehensive” to do so. izenship law that critics On one corner, Muslims see as a threat to India's accused police of aiding secular society and a way Hindu mobs in the clash- to further marginalize es, including setting fire the country's 200 million to mosques and a shrine. Muslims. Because New Delhi is As Prime Minister Na- a federal territory, Modi’s rendra Modi feted U.S. government controls the President Donald Trump city’s police force, which on his first state visit to reports to Home Minister India, a moment that was Amit Shah — the prime supposed to help cement minister’s trusted confi- the country's place on the dante. world stage instead be- Down the street, police came an embarrassment. showed crude catapults On Sunday, as Modi PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on a burned and ran- prepared for Trump's ar- sacked school building rival, a group of predomi- Indian paramilitary soldiers patrol a street vandalized in Tuesday’s violence in New Delhi Thurs- and behind a makeshift nantly Muslim protesters day. India accused a U.S. government commission of politicizing communal violence in New Del- barrier that they accused demonstrated in a north- hi that killed at least 30 people and injured more than 200 as President Trump was visiting the Muslim rioters of using to eastern corner of the capi- country. attack Hindus living on tal against the citizenship the other side near an un- law, which fast-tracks held his own rally, urging leaves, we won’t even lis- ries but attacked each oth- and baton-wielding police damaged Hindu temple. naturalization for some police to clear out the pro- ten to you if the roads ar- er with guns and swords, marched down pavements Police denied allega- religious minorities from testers. en't cleared of demonstra- metal rods and axes, had littered with broken glass tions that they aided neighboring countries but “They want Delhi to tors,” he said, referring to risen to 32 and threatened and charred vehicles as the Hindu marauders not Muslims. burn,” Mishra said with a the police. to climb still higher. residents peered fearfully or failed to stop violence Kapil Mishra, a local police official standing be- By Thursday, the death The streets where the from behind neighborhood against Muslims. But by- leader of Modi's Bharati- side him. “I am saying this toll from the violence that rioting occurred, in Mus- gates they had locked from stander videos appeared ya Janata Party who lost on behalf of the crowd that followed, between Hindus lim and Hindu areas alike, inside. to show police standing his Delhi state assembly we will be peaceful until and Muslims who had resembled a war zone. O.P. Mishra, joint com- by as Hindu men attacked seat in recent elections, Trump is here. Once he lived side by side for centu- Helmeted, camouflaged missioner of police, lead- Muslims.

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Muslims already headed The outbreak’s epicenter to the kingdom and poten- in Iran is the holy city of tially affecting plans later Qom, where the faithful this year for millions more are drawn to a famous Shi- ahead of the fasting month ite shrine that has stayed of Ramadan and the annu- open despite calls by the al hajj pilgrimage. civilian government for The unprecedented move, it and other sites to be which wasn’t taken even closed. Authorities have during the 1918 flu epi- canceled Friday prayers demic that killed tens of in Qom, Tehran and other millions worldwide, showed cities. the growing worry about There have been no con- the virus across the Middle firmed cases of the virus East, which has more than in Saudi Arabia, although 360 confirmed cases. infected Saudis are under The region’s hardest-hit care in neighboring Bah- nation is Iran, which is rain. Saudi Arabia’s biggest “We ask God Almighty nearby rival, with the to spare all humanity PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS death toll reaching at from all harm,” the Saudi Tourists fiddle with their protective face masks as they take selfies atop Rialto bridge in least 26, the largest be- Foreign Ministry said in a Venice. hind only China, where statement announcing the the epidemic began. decision. The number of infec- By leaving the suspen- tions in Iran has spiked sion of travel to the holy Venice reels from one-two punch by over 100 to at least sites open-ended, Saudi 254, but a World Health Arabia has raised the pos- Organization official said sibility of disruption for of flooding and the coronavirus he believes that figure is Ramadan and the hajj. “a substantial underesti- The news shocked the VENICE, Italy (AP) — Still reel- worst-hit region after Lombardy, pact of the new virus outbreak mate of the true number.” world’s Muslims, many of ing from the effects of major flood- Those Iranians who whom save their entire where 10 towns are on lockdown. should worry national authorities have fallen ill include lives for a chance to see ing just a few months ago, Venice Neighboring Lombardy still has as much as the impact on public Vice President Masoumeh the Kaaba and walk along faces a new emergency: the threat the most cases with at least 258, health. Ebtekar, better known the path of the Prophet of a new virus outbreak across It- according to the latest official data. In the city of Carnival, the virus as “Sister Mary,” the En- Muhammad and visit his aly that is worrying international Twelve people have died so far in threat forced visitors to observe glish-speaking spokes- tomb in Medina. visitors worldwide and hitting the Italy, all of them elderly. strict precautions. Regional author- woman for the students Some of them who are economy hard. The Venice local hoteliers’ associ- ities also closed museums in the city who seized the U.S. Em- already headed to Saudi The fragile lagoon city, renowned ation noted Wednesday that in the — along with schools and other offi- bassy in Tehran in 1979 Arabia heard about the for its unique cultural and artistic immediate aftermath of the virus cial offices — until March 1. and sparked the 444-day ban as they reached air- heritage, is already grappling with outbreaks, hotel reservations saw Many tourists visiting Venice’s hostage crisis, state media ports in Pakistan, Indone- the effects of the worst flooding in a drop of about 50 percent. The central St. Mark square enjoyed reported. sia and Turkey. a half-century at the end of last numbers were rebounding for Car- much free space on would what Saudi Arabia barred pil- Authorities at Cairo’s in- year. It caused more than 1 billion nival, with 95 percent occupancy normally be a crowded plaza, grims from Mecca, home ternational airport said the euros in damage to residents and reported just last weekend, only while restaurants, hotels and sou- to the cube-shaped Kaaba decision created “intense businesses, hurting iconic land- to have them drop by 40 percent venir stores counted their losses. that the world’s 1.8 billion confusion” and “extreme marks like St. Mark’s Basilica and when officials took the precaution Below their Venetian masks, they Muslims pray toward five anger” among thousands La Fenice theatre. — unprecedented in modern times also wore white sanitary masks. times a day, and also the of passengers waiting for The Italian government is taking — of canceling the last two days of “We can see the square is rela- holy city of Medina. Au- flights. Reinforcements extraordinary measures to contain celebrations. tively empty. If I can say, from my thorities also suspended were called to control the the two main virus outbreaks that ‘’We understand the fear that is 39-year work experience, there is entry to travelers holding crowd as the news broke, hit the northern regions of Veneto spreading but at the same time a very heavy fall, around 40 per- tourist visas from nations according to security offi- and Lombardy, two areas that to- we are aware that our health care cent compared to previous years,” affected by the virus. cials who spoke on condi- gether produce more than 30 per- system is holding and we believe said Roberto Nardin, a Venice gon- “We expect that this tion of anonymity because cent of Italy’s economic output. that the image of efficiency of our dolier. will give Saudi Arabia a they weren’t allowed to As of now, Venice — whose his- area will win out,’’ said Daniele The Italian government has chance to really strength- talk to reporters. toric center has around 53,000 res- Minotto, the hotel association’s staunchly defended its handling of en their own disease con- “This is a long-awaited idents and more than 30 million deputy director. the crisis, even as it acknowledges trol measures for the mo- journey for me and my tourists a year — has registered at Venice city councilor for eco- alarm over the growing number ment,” said Rick Brennan, four members of family,” least four cases of COVID-19, with nomic development Simone Ven- of cases — more than any other the WHO’s emergency said Achmad Warsito, a 71 in the whole of Veneto — the turini said that the economic im- country outside Asia. director for the Eastern disappointed pilgrim in Mediterranean. Indonesia. Guam residents to be paid Al-Qaida, ISIS affiliates for torture during WWII team up in West Africa

HAGATÑA, Guam (AP) proved. The amount hasn’t THIES, Senegal (AP) laboration in the Sa- — For Antonina Palomo been determined yet, but — The only place in the hel between affiliates of Cross, Japan’s occupation “every little bit helps,” she world where fighters al-Qaida and IS is a result of Guam started with ter- said. linked to al-Qaida and of ethnic ties in the region ror at church. The then- Cross is retired from a the Islamic State group that includes Mali, Niger 7-year-old was attending local government job and are cooperating is in West and Burkina Faso. Catholic services with her relies on Social Security Africa’s sprawling Sahel “Whereas in other parts family when the 1941 in- and her pension to get by. region, giving the extrem- of the world they have vasion began, setting off The great-grandmother ists greater depth as they different objectives and bomb blasts, sirens and said the war claims mon- push into new areas, ac- a different point of view screams. ey will come in handy for cording to the commander that tends to bring Is- It ended with her family manåmko’ — “elders” in of the U.S. military’s spe- lamic State and al-Qaida surrendering their home the language of Guam’s cial forces in Africa. into conflict, here they’re and eventually carrying indigenous Chamorro peo- “I believe that if it‘s left able to overcome that and the dead body of her mal- ple — like her. unchecked it could very work for a common pur- nourished baby sister on a The United States, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS easily develop into a great pose,” Anderson said, em- forced march to a concen- which first captured Guam threat to the West and the phasizing that it’s a local tration camp. during the Spanish-Amer- Jesus San Nicolas, 86, sits at the Guam war United States,” U.S. Air phenomenon. Now 85, Cross is among ican War, had a small con- claims office in Tamuning. The 1941 Japanese Force Brig. Gen. Dagvin The cooperation allows more than 3,000 na- tingent of troops on the invasion of Guam set off years of hardship at Anderson told The Associ- the extremist groups to tive islanders on Guam island when Japan invad- the hands of the Japanese. More than 75 years ated Press in an interview appeal to a wider audi- who are expecting to get ed on the same December later, thousands of people on Guam are expect- this week. ence in a largely rural long-awaited compensa- day that it attacked Pearl ing to get compensation for their suffering. The leader of U.S. Spe- region where government tion from the U.S. govern- Harbor. Many were taken cial Operations Com- bow in the direction of Ja- ro people were experienc- presence is sparse and ment for their suffering at prisoner or killed. mand Africa described the pan with her classmates. ing this, there was a sense frustration with unem- the hands of imperial Ja- But most of those affect- threat even as the Pen- Her sister was among of abandonment by the ployment is high. pan during World War II. ed by the occupation were tagon considers reducing an unknown number of U.S., and that sentiment Payments of $10,000 Chamorro people, who the U.S. military presence The past year has seen to $25,000 — federal tax suffered internment, tor- Chamorro children who has not gone away,” for- in Africa. a surge in deadly violence money normally reserved ture, rape and beheadings. died of malnutrition mer Guam Congressman Experts have long wor- in the Sahel, with more for Guam’s coffers — will More than 1,100 are esti- during the occupation, Robert Underwood said. ried about collaboration than 2,600 people killed be made to those who un- mated to have died during which ended when the President Barack Obama between al-Qaida and and more than half a mil- derwent forced labor or the occupation. U.S. returned and forced signed the Guam war the Islamic State group. lion displaced in Burkina internment, suffered se- For Cross’ family, it the Japanese to surrender claims measure in 2016. It While the cooperation in Faso alone. vere injury or rape, or lost meant being forced from in a bloody battle. provides $10,000 to those the Sahel is not currently Al-Qaida is the deeper loved ones during the U.S. their house in Hagatña, Receiving the compen- who underwent forced a direct threat to the U.S. threat both in the region territory’s nearly three- the capital, to their rural sation now is a bitter- marches or internment, or or the West, “it’s very de- and globally, Anderson year occupation. A 1951 farm about 5 miles away sweet moment that caps had to escape internment; stabilizing to the region,” said. peace treaty forgave Ja- before being sent to a con- decades of political efforts $12,000 to those who ex- Anderson said. “Islamic State is much pan of the responsibility centration camp in 1944. by Guam’s nonvoting U.S. perienced forced labor or He spoke on the side- more aggressive and to pay Guam reparations. While living at the farm, House delegates to per- personal injury; $15,000 lines of the U.S. military’s blunt, and so in some “I’m happy to get it,” Cross remembers hiding suade Congress that the to people who were se- annual counterterrorism ways they appear to be Cross said after a recent from foreign soldiers as people of Guam deserve verely injured or raped; exercise in West Africa, the greater threat,” he meeting at central Guam’s she walked to her Jap- recognition for their suf- and $25,000 to children, currently the most active said. But al-Qaida, which newly opened war claims anese school, where she fering under Japanese oc- spouses and some parents region for extremists on continues to quietly ex- office, where she verified was forced to learn the cupation. of those killed during the the continent. pand, is “for us the longer her payment was ap- Japanese language and “At the time the Chamor- occupation. The alarming new col- strategic concern.”