THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 Lynn tries again on Pickering

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — In the wake of last spring’s failed vote to build two new middle schools, the city is trying again to replace Pickering Middle School. The Lynn School Committee is sched- uled to vote today to submit a statement of interest to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) for Pickering Middle School. “I think clearly there’s a real need to take a second look at how we need to replace Pickering,” said Mayor Thomas Broken pipe dismisses M. McGee. “It’s desperately needed and Black history I think it’s important for us to get back in the process and get in a discussion with Marblehead students the community.” celebrated McGee, who also serves as chairman of By Bridget Turcotte the school committee, said the first step By Marianne Salza ITEM STAFF is to put a statement of interest into the and Bella diGrazia MSBA, with the hope that would move FOR THE ITEM MARBLEHEAD — More than 150 students at forward. The next step, he said, would be Black History Month the Elbridge Gerry School have been relocated to to engage the community on the impor- Doreen Murray other schools following a steam pipe leak discov- tance of replacing Pickering. is a time to raise aware- ness about the contribu- from Build- ered Jan. 25. McGee said the larger discussion would ing Bridges The pipe was determined to be covered in as- be on what replacement might entail, tions that people of color More than 150 Through Music bestos, according to a presentation given at a including location of a new school and have made nationally and Gerry School performed at School Committee meeting on Monday. The next whether that would include a two-school around the world. day, the maintenance staff discovered the leak students have option again. Celebrants are combining the 32nd annu- had gotten much worse and water was leaking been relocated “I think it was a strong vote in opposi- music, poetry and history al Dr. Martin from the ceiling in multiple locations. There was elsewhere as a tion to the plan we had last year,” McGee to celebrate an exploration Luther King Jr. also sagging where there was existing cracks in result of a leak- said. “Obviously, we need to engage the of local African American Breakfast last the plaster. ing steam pipe. community again and find the common history including stories month. First-graders were moved to the Coffin School ground.” detailed in author Sharon ITEM PHOTO | ITEM PHOTO | GERRY, A6 OWEN O’ROURKE PICKERING, A3 BLACK HISTORY, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE Bennett Street: Lynn’s Pit Row

By Thomas Grillo a clutch on a BMW. ITEM STAFF “A job that should have taken me six hours, took three days be- LYNN — There’s a place in cause I was working without a car Lynn where the clang of metal lift,” he said. “I vowed never to do on metal and whine of hydraulic that again.” tools competes with laughter and So two years ago he invested shouted instructions. $100,000 to buy tools and leased Bennett Street’s gritty length a garage on Bennett Street and running from Commercial to named it Estrada Auto Repair. Oakville streets behind the Lyn- Estrada, who said he has been nway features shops that sell working on cars since he was a tires, service cars, and repair teenager, has spent most of the damaged vehicles. last 20 years working in restau- Until two years ago, Carlos Es- rants. Most recently, he was a trada fixed cars in driveways. chef at Rossetti Restaurant. Customers who needed a tune- “But cars are my passion,” he up, brakes or a new transmission said. cwalled the 38-year-old Guatema- On the day we visited, Estrada ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK lan native, who brought parts and was installing new brakes on a a tool kit to complete the job. late model Honda. While he likes Alfredo Chavez, manager of Veo Autobody Solutions & Repair, works on an SUV that But that all changed a few years had its front end damaged in an accident. ago when he was asked to replace BENNETT, A7 Let there be light INSIDE In Medford at Northeast Arc’s Mayor gives update on Erin Calvo-Bacci, Bacci Chocolate Design/ search for school CB Stuffer, won the Black Box Theater superintendent. A2 Business Woman of the ITEM STAFF REPORT In Lynn Year award and Aaron Reames, Bent Water Only one bid received PEABODY — As the Brewing Co., won Busi- on converting former completion of Northeast ness Man of the Year Arc’s new black box the- Marshall building. A3 at the Annual Meeting ater in downtown Pea- In Sports & Business Excellence body draws nearer, the Awards for the Lynn Marblehead’s Keaney potential for a variety Area Chamber of of uses for the venue is shows the way. Commerce Wed nesday.  coming more into focus, More photos, Page A3. or, more specifically, into Peabody’s DeMayo the spotlight. commits to Wagner. B1 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE One of the features that will make the black box a flexible space is the state-of-the-art lighting HONORING THOSE WHO design coordinated by TELL US HOW YOU MET Peabody resident Joey HAVE HAD AN IMPACT Nicotera. YOUR SWEETHEART He is an information They include a philanthropic power couple, an innovator who helped sow technology (IT) profes- Did you literally bump into will have a Valentine’s Day the seeds for artists’ murals to sprout in sional by trade, but Nic- your future betrothed on a section feature sharing roman- downtown Lynn, and an inspirational otera’s passion is light- crowded street? Is the love tic memories and tales of how teen. ing. He has worked on of your life the little kid you loved bloomed. We invite you projects at major venues On March 7, from 6-9 p.m. at the Lynn teased on the playground? Is to share your stories by send- such as the Museum of your intended the person you Museum, 590 Washington St., Essex Me- ing them with the subject line Science, and now focuses ended up sharing a plate of dia Group (EMG) introduces and honors Designer Joey Nico- on stage, theatrical and spaghetti with on a double Sweethearts to news@itemlive. its 10 Persons of the Year. The inaugural tera of Peabody is in- event lighting. date? Or is it the person you com by Friday at 5 p.m. event salutes inspirational people who stalling the lighting “It’s a part-time passion “swiped right”? The best story wins a $100 have improved the quality of life within in the Northeast Arc The Daily Item/Itemlive.com gift card to a restaurant. Black Box Theater. BLACK BOX, A7 PERSONS, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LYNN ...... A3 HIGH 30° VOL. 140, ISSUE 52 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 OPINION ...... A4 LOW 19° SPORTS ...... B1-3 TRAVEL...... B8 ONE DOLLAR ENTERTAINMENT ...... A5 PAGE A8 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 OBITUARIES Search committee for Malden’s Joseph M. Flammia, 81 superintendent has 1st meeting Joseph M. Flam- of Revere, George of mia, age 81, died Peabody and Louis of of a long fight with Hanover, and many By Steve Freker when the committee met munity leaders,” she said continue to move the Med- Alzheimer’s and can- nieces and nephews. FOR THE ITEM with Glenn Koocher from in a statement. ford Public Schools for- cer on Tuesday, Feb. Joseph worked at the Massachusetts Asso- Representing the Med- ward.” MEDFORD — It is not ciation of School Commit- ford Public Schools admin- The Superintendent 6, 2018 in the early the Logan Airport easy replacing an icon and morning at the Ka- Post Office for 35 tees, (MASC) who gave istration will be McGlynn Search Committee focus it’s been a series of “firsts” an orientation session to Middle School assistant group meetings will be Feb. plan Family Hospice years and served in in wading through the introduce the members to principal Jody Liu. Three 14 and Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. at House. the United States process of choosing a new the search process. teachers will serve on Medford High School. The Joseph is survived Army. Superintendent of Schools More than 70 Medford the committee, including first night will be commit- by his loving wife of 58 years, Service information: His to fill the shoes of Roy Bel- residents, school and city Joseph Plati, Columbus tee members only, the sec- Carol A. Flammia, both orig- funeral will be held on Sat- son, who’s leaving after 23 officials applied to serve School; Sarah Grant, An- ond night all are welcome. inally from East Boston, then urday at 10:45 a.m. at the years. Potential interview Saugus, now Peabody. He was CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR Mayor Stephanie M. on the search committee drews School; and Doug- both loving and honored fa- Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., Burke notched a “first” and Burke and her staff las Bowen-Flynn, Medford questions from the Search ther of Cynthia A. Guarracino Peabody, followed by his fu- when she named the whittled that number to High School. Committee will be due to of Billerica, Stacy M. Kalam- neral Mass at 11:45 a.m. members of the first Su- 14 members. Parents on the commit- the mayor by Feb. 25. In- balikis of Port Charlotte, Fla., at St. Adelaide’s Church, perintendent Search Com- Burke, who chairs the tee include Joanne Bell, terested candidates for the and Joseph P. Flammia of Lowell Street, Peabody, to mittee. School Committee, will Medford High School; position must file their ap- New Hampshire. Joseph was which relatives and friends For the first time in city also serve in that role Jenny Graham, Brooks plications with the Search grandfather to Danielle Marie are kindly invited to attend. history Medford is open- for the Superintendent School; Alexis Rodriguez, Committee by Feb. 28. LoPresti of South Portland, Visiting hours will be held ing its doors to outside Search Committee. School Roberts School; Jane — The Committee will Ore., Nicholas M. and Chris- on Friday from 4 until 8 p.m. applicants for the position Committee members Pau- Wright, Medford Vocation- meet on March 6 to select tina R. Guarracino of Billeri- Burial services will be pri- that opens at the end of lette van der Kloot and al Technical High School; who they would like to in- ca, Christopher Kalambalikis vate. In lieu of flowers, dona- this school year. Only two Paul Ruseau will also and Melanie McLaughlin, terview and finalize the of Port Charlotte, Fla., Sofia tions would be appreciated people have led the Med- serve on the committee as Medford High School. questions they will ask M. Kalambalikis of Brooklyn, to go to the Kaplan Family ford Public Schools as su- will Medford Director of Burke anticipates being each of the candidates. N.H., Alexander Kalambalikis Hospice House, 78 Liber- perintendent in nearly the Diversity Neil Osborne. able to publicly interview — Preliminary inter- of Bakersfield, Calif., ty St., Danvers, MA past 50 years and both, Burke said she wanted candidates by the week of views of candidates will and Joseph Flammia 01923. For directions Belson and his predeces- to be very inclusive in se- March 27. be conducted from March of New Hampshire. Jo- and online obituary, sor, the late Raymond Mu- lecting the committee and “We have set forth an 10-20 in executive session. seph is also survived by visit www.ccbfuneral. rano, were elevated from make certain that many ambitious agenda with The expectation is to rec- three brothers, Anthony com. within the school adminis- voices were heard from the goal of selecting a new ommend finalists to the trative ranks. around the community. superintendent by early full School Committee, The first meeting of the “My goal was to produce April,” she said in a state- who will then conduct pub- newly-formed Superin- a diverse committee made ment. “By working togeth- lic interviews by March 21. Thomas Connolly, 82 tendent Search Commit- up of teachers, parents, er we will be able to select Interviews will likely be- 1935-2018 tee was Wednesday night administrators and com- a superintendent who will gin around March 27. LYNN — Thomas “Leo” Con- nephews. nolly, 82, of Peabody, formerly Leo was an avid sports a longtime resident of Lynn, fan. He played baseball and Chandler to remain as Senate passed away Tuesday, Feb. 6. basketball in high school Leo was the beloved hus- and softball in the Lynn Park band of Francine (Dumont) league as an adult. Leo also leader through end of the year Connolly, of Peabody, with enjoyed watching football whom he shared 61 years and discussing stats with his of marriage. Leo worked as friends through the years. He By Bob Salsberg a meat cutter and manager also enjoyed all genres of mu- ASSOCIATED PRESS at Purity Supreme for many sic and cooking in his later BOSTON — Massachu- years prior to his retirement. years. setts Senate President Born and educated in Lynn, Service information: Vis- Harriette Chandler an- iting hours will be held on Leo was the son of the late nounced Wednesday that Thomas J. and Mary (Brough- Sunday, Feb. 11 from 1-3 she would remain in the ton) Connolly. He was a grad- p.m. at the CUFFE-MCGINN post through the remain- uate of St. Patrick’s Grammar Funeral Home, 157 Maple der of the legislative ses- School in Lynn and of BC High St., Lynn, followed by a fu- sion, with a new leader to in Boston with the Class of neral service at 3 p.m. in the be chosen next January. 1952. funeral home. Interment will The move would appear Leo was the father of Thom- be private. In lieu of flow- to make it increasingly as L. Connolly Jr., Kathleen M. ers, contributions in Leo’s unlikely that former pres- Connolly, both of Peabody, Lin- memory may be made to the ident Stan Rosenberg, the da Connolly and Joan Connol- Alzheimer’s Association MA ly, both of Lynn; the grandfa- Chapter, 480 Pleasant St., subject of an ongoing eth- ther of 12 grandchildren, five Watertown, MA 02472 or via ics investigation, ever re- great grandchildren and three www.alz.com. For the online turns as the Senate leader. great-great grandchildren, as guestbook please visit www. Chandler, a Worcester well as several nieces and cuffemcginn.com. Democrat, said the de- cision was made with the full support of Sen- ate Democrats during a closed-door caucus held Evelyn C. Aimo, 81 amid a growing leadership 1936-2018 crisis that had engulfed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the chamber during the MARBLEHEAD — Evelyn C. Mahoney. She is was also the more than two months Acting Senate President Harriette Chandler and fellow Democrats ad- Aimo, age 81, died Tuesday, grandmother of Francis Pelli- since Rosenberg stepped dress reporters after a meeting of Senate Democrats in private caucus Feb. 6 in Marblehead. no, Joanne Lawhon, Michael aside from the presidency. to discuss the fate of Senate President Stanley Rosenberg. She was born in Woburn on DeMars, Douglas DeMars, and Democrats agreed that Aug. 22, 1936 and was the Alicia DeMars. Also survived Chandler would no lon- ate.” mittee quickly voted to The Amherst Democrat daughter of the late Frank and by two great-grandchildren, ger be referred to as the Chandler, 80, reiterated hire a Boston law firm to did not attend Wednes- Edith (Yarossi) Starble. Evelyn Thomas and Alayna. “acting” Senate president, that she has no desire to independently investigate day’s caucus but indicated was raised in Woburn and was Service information: Her ostensibly removing any serve as president beyond whether Rosenberg vio- in a statement released by a graduate of Woburn High funeral will be held from the question about who was this year. She said an elec- lated any Senate rules in his office that he backed School. She was a camera McDONALD Funeral Home, in charge as the Legisla- tion to name a new presi- connection with the alle- the decisions made. enthusiast, and with her late 19 Yale Ave., Wakefield, Sat- ture tackles the $40 bil- dent would be held on the gations. No timetable has “I support what’s best for husband Karl also enjoyed urday, Feb. 10 at 10 a.m., lion state budget and oth- first day of the 2019-2020 been set for completing the Senate and the Com- many years of ballroom danc- followed by a graveside ser- er key bills in the coming legislative session in Jan- the probe. monwealth, and I deeply ing. vice at the Lakeside Cem- months. uary. Pressure mounted on regret the disruption that Evelyn was the beloved etery, North Avenue, Wake- “We have work to do for The Senate was first senators after the Globe has been caused by the wife of the late Karl H. Aimo. field, at 11. Visitation for the people who have elect- thrown into turmoil after reported Sunday that Hef- necessity of the investi- She was the loving mother of relatives and friends will be ed us and ‘acting’ doesn’t The Boston Globe report- ner had involved himself gation,” said Rosenberg. “I Douglas Jones of Lynn, Patri- held at the funeral home on do it for us anymore,” ed in December that sev- in matters before the Sen- reiterate that Bryon had cia DeMars of Saugus and Friday from 3-7 p.m. Chandler told reporters eral men, including some ate, including having ac- no influence over my ac- Paula Pellino of Lynn. She was Contributions in Evelyn’s after the caucus. “We are with business before the cess to Rosenberg’s email tions or decisions as Sen- the sister of Edith “Sis” Star- name may be made to the now at the point where we Legislature, had accused account, despite Rosen- ate President, and I look ble and Frances “Marty” Star- Alzheimer’s Association, need a president who has Rosenberg’s husband, berg’s earlier promise to forward to the completion ble and his wife Evelyn, all of 309 Waverley Oaks Road, the full responsibilities Bryon Hefner, of sexual keep a “firewall” between of the investigation by the Woburn, and the late Dorothy Waltham, MA 02452. and the full authority of assault or harassment. his professional and per- Senate Ethics Commit- the president of the Sen- The Senate Ethics Com- sonal lives. tee.”

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Regulators continuing probe The commission statements purport- pistol. a jury convicted him of district attorney’s office even after Wynn resigns launched an investigation edly made by a young They’ve enlisted foren- first-degree murder in said Tuesday that 37-year- last month after the al- woman struggling with sic scientists from the the March 2015 shooting old Eli Perry and 29-year- BOSTON (AP) — Mas- legations and settlement drug addiction.” He says University of New Haven death of 18-year-old Ken- old Paige Malone, both sachusetts gambling regu- surfaced. McKeon’s order to change in Connecticut to compare neth Lopez in Springfield. of Mashpee, are charged lators are continuing their Wynn Resorts has prom- the report was in keep- DNA from the bones to Prosecutors say Rios with killing 64-year-old probe of Wynn Resorts ised to cooperate fully ing with his supervisory a DNA sample given by “meticulously planned” Raymond Perry. following the resignation with the investigation. duties. one of Bellamy’s living the killing, lured Lopez Eli Perry was already of company CEO Steve The company is building a Troopers Ryan Sceviour descendants in the United from his home with the in jail on weapons and Wynn over sexual miscon- $2.4 billion resort casino and Ali Rei are suing Kingdom. help of other gang associ- motor vehicle charges. duct allegations. in Everett slated to open McKeon in federal court. The Whydah Gally went ates, then boasted of the Police found a gun State Gaming Commis- June 2019. McKeon’s attorney noted down in stormy seas off killing afterward. wrapped in a white rag sion Executive Director that neither trooper was Wellfleet in 1717, killing Prosecutors say Lopez under the driver’s seat of Edward Bedrosian told Ex-state police head wants fired. nearly all its 150-person and Rios knew each other the truck he was driving the five-member panel troopers’ lawsuits dismissed crew, including Bellamy, but had a falling out. on Dec. 6. Wednesday his staff is Museum testing if unearthed and leaving its ill-gotten A defense attorney says still “aggressively” pursu- BOSTON (AP) — The bones belong to feared pirate riches at the bottom of the the only evidence against ing its investigation into former head of the Mas- ocean. the 25-year-old Rios was a $7.5 million settlement sachusetts State Police is YARMOUTH (AP) — the testimony of others 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays the company failed to seeking the dismissal of Researchers are examin- Man convicted of gang looking to cut a deal with USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 disclose before the state two lawsuits filed by state ing whether human bones slaying gets life sentence prosecutors. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA selected Wynn over Mohe- troopers who allege they found in a Cape Cod and additional offices. gan Sun for the lucrative were ordered to scrub shipwreck are those of the SPRINGFIELD (AP) Man, girlfriend charged with Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Boston-area casino license embarrassing information infamous pirate Samuel — A reputed member of murder in father’s death Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States in 2013. from a police report about “Black Sam” Bellamy. the violent Latin Kings $20.00 for 4 weeks Bedrosian didn’t pro- the arrest of a judge’s The Whydah Pirate gang has been sentenced PLYMOUTH (AP) — A $65.00 for 13 weeks vide a timeline, but daughter. Museum in Yarmouth to life in prison without Massachusetts man and $130.00 for 26 weeks said Wynn’s resignation In motions filed Tues- says Wednesday that the possibility of parole his girlfriend have been $260.00 for 1 year Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Tuesday raises additional day, the lawyer for former archeologists uncovered for killing an 18-year-old charged with murder in send address changes to: questions, including how Col. Richard McKeon the remains in the wreck man. the death of the man’s The Daily Item much influence he’ll still says the report contained last year, near what they Lee Rios was sentenced father. 110 Munroe St. wield in the company. “irrelevant and salacious believe to be Bellamy’s Wednesday, five days after The Cape and Islands P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 A3 LYNN Minimal interest in former Marshall school

ITEM STAFF REPORT hind a proposal to transform the profit that builds affordable midst of a handful of renova- tail to serve seniors such as a 172,500-square-foot property on homes for seniors in Greater tions now and the cost to restore beauty parlor, doctor’s office LYNN — Only one builder has Porter Street into senior hous- Boston. it would be fairly high given the and grocery shop. expressed interest in redevelop- ing. Mickey Northcutt, CEO of level of disrepair.” Last year, the School Commit- ing the shuttered Marshall Mid- Three developers toured the North Shore CDC, said his com- Holly Grace, project manag- tee added a provision to the sale dle School. school, including Pennrose Prop- pany did not submit a bid, but er at B’nai B’rith, could not be of the facility that requires a The deadline to respond to the erties, a Philadelphia-based he declined to comment on the reached for comment. developer to pay a minimum of Request for Proposals passed property management firm with reason. Charles Adams, regional During a public hearing $4 million for the property. The on Friday. The sole bidder will offices in Boston; the North vice president at Pennrose, said last fall, there was consensus building is assessed at $9.7 mil- be revealed at next week’s City Shore Community Development he loved the building, but the among neighbors for 100 units lion. Council meeting. Coalition in Salem that focuses timing wasn’t quite right. of elder housing with the pos- Mayor Thomas M. McGee and Ever since the school closed on distressed neighborhoods in “It’s a great building and will sibility of a dozen townhomes City Council President Darren in 2015, the neighborhood and need of development; and B’nai be a fantastic project for some- that would not be age-restrict- Cyr did not return calls seeking the City Council have been be- B’rith Housing, a Brighton non- one,” he said. “But we’re in the ed, as well as ground floor re- comment.

Plenty of Pride McGee to represent Warren campaign at Saturday caucus

LYNN — Mayor Thom- alternates to the Demo- as M. McGee will rep- cratic State Convention to resent the Elizabeth be held at the DCU Center Warren campaign at the in Worcester June 1 and 2. Lynn caucus on Saturday. Convention delegates Democrats will convene at will determine which Lynn Housing Authority statewide candidates will & Neighborhood Develop- be on the Democratic tick- ment, 10 Church St., at 10 et in the 2018 primary a.m. to elect delegates and election in September.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Lynn City Pride Award recipients at the 2018 Annual Meeting & Business Excellence Awards sponsored by the Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce, from left, Theresa C. Young, Al Wilson, Grace Cotter Regan, and Dr. Catherine Latham.

COURTESY PHOTO A discussion at the Grand Army of the Repub- lic building next week will reveal the mystery of how the boots Abraham Lincoln was wear- ing when he was assassinated in 1865 came to Lynn and where the famous footwear is now. How did Lincoln’s boots come to Lynn?

LYNN — If you love Street), Lynn. history and mystery, next Marcotte, a retired U.S. Monday night’s presen- Postal Service employee tation titled “Lincoln’s and retired Coast Guard Boots” is right up your Reserve captain, is an alley. advanced student of his- Speaker Robert Mar- tory who will speak as cotte will discuss the the guest of the General history and reveal the Lander Civil War Round- mystery of how the boots table and General Lander Abraham Lincoln was Camp 5. wearing when he was as- The GAR building was sassinated in 1865 came once a meeting place for to Lynn and where the fa- Union Army veterans. mous footwear is now. Now owned by the city, it The 6:30 p.m. discussion features a Civil War histo- will be in the Grand Army ry collection and resourc- Rick Wood and Teresa Evangelista give the Non-Profit of the Year award to Gini Mazman and of the Republic (GAR) es for historians and stu- Eric Rondeau, store manager of Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee Company. building, 58 Andrew St. dents as well as lectures (half a block off Market and tours. Lynn tries again to replace Pickering Middle School PICKERING of the school committee, said Nicholson said to avoid anoth- a nearly $200 million propos- From A1 Pickering is the school with the er failed vote, there are ways to al to building two new middle largest need for replacement in manage the process differently schools, rejecting the measure Last time, the process involved the city. He said there’s an over- from last time, including getting by a decisive margin. The first looking at a lot of different op- crowding issue at Pickering and the community more involved so question, which asked voters to tions for replacement — officials there’s also an issue with the officials can benefit from their approve the construction of the will need to revisit and review condition of the building, includ- input earlier in the process and schools, failed 63 to 37 percent. all of those options again, Mc- ing heating problems. try to build more of a consensus The second question, which Gee said. “In terms of the process, this is earlier on. sought approval to pay for them, The mayor said he doesn’t the first step to try again,” Nich- “We have to get our fiscal lost 64 to 36 percent. think the failed school vote will olson said. “The School Commit- house in order and doing that If approved, the city would affect whether the city is invited tee has to take a vote. The (City) will give the city, I hope, more ITEM FILE PHOTO have built a 652-student school back into the MSBA program. Council has to take a vote to tell confidence in what we’re asking “I think the MSBA knows the The Lynn School Commit- the MSBA that this is a need from taxpayers,” Nicholson said. near the Pine Grove Cemetery need for the Pickering School tee is scheduled to vote to- and priority of the city. Tom Iarrobino, secretary of and Breeds Pond Reservoir on and during the discussions day to submit a statement “At this point, it’s not about the school committee, said two Parkland Avenue. A second we’ve had over the past few of interest to the Massa- a location for a new school. It’s schools were looked at last time school would have housed 1,008 weeks, they’re more than hap- chusetts School Building just saying that we’re going to because the projection of student students on McManus Field on py to have us back at the table Authority (MSBA) for Pick- start looking again. This will enrollment precluded having one Commercial Street. again,” he said. “They’ve been ering Middle School. be the first step in the process middle school, which would have The new schools would have receptive and responsive and where the city will put together been the largest middle school in added an additional $200 to the we look forward to working with for the city of Lynn.” a committee and look at the fea- the Commonwealth. average tax bill for a single-fam- them to find the right solution Jared Nicholson, a member sibility of options.” Last March, voters said no to ily home for the next 25 years.

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S What is Trump trying Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey so hard to cover up? P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan It’s often said, in assess- Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman ing recurrent Washington PŽ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 scandals, that the cover-up Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 is worse than the crime. Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 That was certainly true All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 when President Richard Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Nixon directed the CIA Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 and the FBI to cover up the Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 break-in by his campaign Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 operatives of Democratic John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 national headquarters in Subscriptions the Watergate building. The [email protected] burglars went to jail, but it Circulation took two years for disclo- [email protected] sure of Nixon’s role to cause Ext. 3 his forced resignation. Similarly, the primary fo- Newsroom cus of the current probe of [email protected] [email protected] possible collusion between PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITORIAL the Russians and Donald Ext. 4 President Donald Trump speaks during a meet- Trump’s 2016 presidential Sports campaign has been on po- ing in the Cabinet Room of the White House [email protected] tential charges of obstruct- Tuesday. Arts gets a boost ing justice against Trump Ext. 5 for actions that include At the 2016 Republican There are significant Retail and Online firing FBI Director James Advertising The year is off to a good clip but it is worth pausing convention, Trump’s opera- non-campaign ties between [email protected] and taking note of fantastic news unveiled Wednes- Comey and helping to tives watered down a plat- Trump’s businesses and day about the North Shore’s arts community. write a misleading memo form plank representing Russians. In 2008, Donald ADVERTISING The Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF) about a campaign meeting the traditional GOP posi- Jr. told a real estate confer- Peter Battinelli announced by press release plans to “spearhead the with several Russians. tion pledging “lethal” U.S. ence: “Russians make up What’s been less evident Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 first ever comprehensive countywide effort to elevate support if Russia attacked a pretty disproportionate [email protected] arts and culture in our region.” is what explicit concerns Ukraine. cross-section of a lot of our The arts initiative, according to the release, will in- are prompting Trump to assets. We see money pour- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Given those factors, Director of Advertising clude a $750,000 investment over a two-year period block an investigation Trump’s suggestion that ing in from Russia.” After that he has labeled a and Business Development, ext. 1355 in local arts and culture organizations in commu- he would not be fully sup- he started running for [email protected] nities ranging from just outside Boston to the New “witch hunt,” designed to portive of all NATO coun- president, Trump explored Michele Iannaco Hampshire line and Route 128. delegitimize his election. tries in the event of a Rus- building a hotel in Moscow. The swirling controver- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 The initiative is great news because it represents sian attack, and Putin’s Josh Marshall may have [email protected] a concerted effort to put a significant investment be- sy over the House GOP dislike of Hillary Clinton fingered the underlying hind the principle that arts and culture can translate memo assailing top Jus- for criticizing his conduct fact when he concluded in Ralph Mitchell into economic benefits for communities. tice Department and FBI Talking Points Memo last Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 of the 2012 Russian pres- [email protected] The initiative’s driving force is the Barr Founda- officials didn’t shed any idential election, it was year that Trump has been tion, a $1.7 billion philanthropic foundation commit- light on that. hardly surprising that the “highly reliant on mon- Patricia Whalen After all, even if its alle- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 ted, the release stated, to “advancing the arts state- Russians favored Trump. ey from Russia to finance gations against FBI and [email protected] wide through local community foundations.” Trump’s people were ac- his debts.” Russians are Justice Department offi- Why is this effort so important? Arts and culture tively engaged in soliciting believed to have helped cials are true — and crit- BUSINESS OFFICE are not stodgy words dripping with exclusivity. They help from the Russians. finance many Trump proj- ics have shown they are at Susan J. Conti are community crossroads and gateways to enhanc- Trump himself publicly ects around the world and least misleading — Carter Controller, ext. 1288 ing downtowns, involving youth in creative activities welcomed the Wikileaks are known to have pur- Page was just one of sev- [email protected] and breaking down isolation that keeps seniors and material hacked from the chased dozens of condos in eral Trump aides who had Ted Grant other residents in communities from the full partici- Democratic National Com- Trump-owned buildings in pation in life they deserve. questionable associations what some consider a mon- Publisher, ext. 1234 mittee and urged that it [email protected] Arts and culture cross ethnic, language and geo- with the Russians. And ey-laundering operation. while some Republicans all be made public. His graphic boundaries in an age when mobile technol- son Donald Jr. met in June Given this maze of con- Marian Kinney ogy and information erases borders and frames hu- claim Christopher Steele’s nections between Trump, ext. 1212 flawed memo was a pri- 2016 with Russians prom- [email protected] man differences as unexplored possibilities. ising dirt on Clinton, one of his family, his campaign ECCF and Barr are enhancing arts’ potential to be mary factor in approving the central events that in- officials and the Russians, Will Kraft a catalyst for change at the local level by awarding the October 2016 decision Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 dependent counsel Robert the question is: Where is he $500,000 over the next two years to municipalities, to spy on Page, the memo [email protected] Mueller is investigating. afraid of disclosure? Fears businesses and artists working, the release said, “col- specifies that another Though Trump has repeat- that details of Russian Jennifer Perez laboratively with nonprofit organizations on public Trump campaign aide, edly claimed that he has election interference would ext. 1205 art and creative placemaking projects.” George Papadopoulos, ac- somehow taint the results [email protected] tually triggered the probe nothing to do with Russia, ECCF also plans to host annual arts and culture hardly seem like the real Mike Shanahan summits to, according to the release, “bring together three months earlier. some aides and even some family members can’t make reason. Besides, Mueller Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 artists, nonprofits, businesses and municipal leaders Here are potential clues has reportedly hired a large [email protected] the same claim. to learn, connect and collaborate during a full day of as to what in the probe number of money laun- Carter Page, the central Carolina Trujillo meaningful discussion, workshops and learning.” might most concern Trump: dering experts to examine figure in the GOP memo, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 The first summit will take place on April 13 at The Trump has long sought to Trump’s financial connec- has longtime ties to the [email protected] Cabot in Beverly. April is also when Online Arts Hub, cultivate Russian ties. His tions with the Russians. Russian energy giant Gaz- Jim Wilson EssexCountyCreates.org will launch an artists’ and interest goes back to the So far, public discussion prom and is considered Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 organizations’ event promotion site. 1980s when he first visited of Mueller’s probe contin- by some to have been a [email protected] The release said an Essex County Cultural Plan Moscow to explore building ues to focus on Trump’s ef- Russian spy. The lies to CIRCULATION takes into consideration “community’s values, heri- a hotel there, and he also forts to undercut or block tage and common vision” in proposing ways to con- floated the idea of helping the FBI by Trump’s first it. Until we know more Lisa Mahmoud nect the county’s 34 communities. negotiate a deal to reduce national security adviser, underlying details, his Manager, ext. 1239 Arts and culture is already bringing new vitality U.S. and Soviet nuclear Michael Flynn, stemmed motivation will remain a [email protected] from his apparent sug- to Lynn’s downtown and to the once-dark Chevalier weapons. During the 2016 mystery. But his actions CLASSIFIED Theatre. Public art has become a Peabody Square campaign, he repeatedly gestion to the Russian make clear he wants to Abbe Young Smith staple and on Broadway in Revere. praised Vladimir Putin, ambassador that Trump keep something hidden. might ease Obama-era Manager, ext. 1276 Art is already strengthening communities and saying when he grabbed [email protected] bolstering their economies across the North Shore. part of Crimea that “the sanctions against Russia. Carl P. Leubsdorf is the ECCF and Barr have joined forces on an initiative people of Crimea … would A key unanswered ques- former Washington bureau NEWSROOM that will give individual communities, artists and or- rather be with Russia” and tion: Did he act at Trump’s chief of the Dallas Morn- Bill Brotherton ganizations much-needed support and allow resourc- calling the Russian presi- direction? That could cre- ing News. Readers may Features Editor ext. 1338 es and ideas to be exchanged. dent “a better leader” than ate serious problems for write to him via email at: [email protected] President Barack Obama. the president. [email protected]. Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 JEFF ADACHI AND CHESA BOUDIN [email protected] Cheryl Charles Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 For a $5 theft, $350,000 bail [email protected] Thomas Grillo The case of a San Fran- it’s upheld. attorney concedes he pos- that close observers have it’s up to the legislature to Reporter, ext. 1264 cisco senior citizen ac- San Francisco is ground es no threat to society. But long considered a blight.” come up with something [email protected] cused of stealing $5 and a zero for the state’s battle every day in every county That “blight” persists in new. Spenser Hasak bottle of cologne from his over bail. criminal courthouse in Cal- part because of the for-prof- “Legislation is desper- Photographer, ext. 1332 neighbor reveals the ob- Since October, the city’s ifornia, prosecutors request it bail industry and its pow- ately needed,” the appeal [email protected] vious injustice of Califor- public defenders have sky-high bail amounts from erful lobby. The published panel wrote. Thor Jourgensen nia’s bail system, and may challenged bail amounts judges who are happy to opinion includes a devas- As it happens, legislation News Editor, ext. 1267 finally lead to reform. in virtually every crimi- impose them. That makes tating critique of arbitrary is at hand: Senate Bill 10, [email protected] Kenneth Humphrey has nal case, demanding that a mockery of the presump- bail schedules, casts doubts which would effectively languished in San Fran- judges hold hearings to tion of innocence and equal- on the increased reliance Steve Krause outlaw money bail, passed Sports Editor, ext. 1229 cisco County Jail for more consider alternatives to ity before the law, as poor on “opaque” algorithmic the state Senate and is now [email protected] than 250 days on $350,000 incarceration and inqui- people accused of minor risk assessment tools, artic- being held in committee in bail. His charges include ries into their clients’ fi- offenses wait in jail while ulates the staggering costs the Assembly. It just needs Katie Morrison Sports Reporter robbery and residential nancial circumstances. wealthy people go free de- of pretrial incarceration, a handful more votes and [email protected] burglary for allegedly They have found a sym- spite the seriousness of and holds that the govern- the governor’s agreement stepping into his neigh- pathetic audience in the their charges. ment must present “clear to become law. Owen O’Rourke bor’s room in their senior state’s appellate court judg- Money bail as it’s cur- and convincing” evidence of Photographer, ext. 1224 Humphrey is one of [email protected] housing complex. es, who have ruled that only rently constituted punishes immitigable risk in order to many people behind bars But in late January, a an immediate threat to the poverty, and too often re- detain someone before trial. simply because he’s poor, Roberto Scalese panel of state appeal court public justifies setting un- sults in coerced guilty pleas In Humphrey’s case, as Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 but he could be among the [email protected] judges ordered a new bail reachable bail amounts. from those who can’t get in so many, “the prosecu- last. hearing for the retired ship- Prosecutors and judges out of jail any other way. tor presented no evidence Mark Sutherland yard laborer. The panel also at the local level, howev- How did we get here? that non-monetary condi- Jeff Adachi is the San Creative Director stated that the laws govern- er, continue to undermine Humphrey’s incarcera- tions of release could not Francisco public defender. [email protected] Chesa Boudin is a dep- ing bail are the “antithesis” these appellate decisions tion is not an aberration or sufficiently protect” public Anne Marie Tobin of what the Constitution re- by exaggerating perceived an accident; “it stems in- interests. uty public defender in Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 quires before a person may public safety risk. stead from the unwilling- The law, rooted in prec- San Francisco and on the [email protected] be deprived of liberty. Humphrey’s case is ex- ness of our society, includ- edent, is often slow to cor- board of the Civil Rights Bridget Turcotte “A defendant may not be treme in the sense that a ing the courts,” the San rect itself. And while the Corps, which challeng- Reporter, ext. 1269 imprisoned solely due to $5 crime led to a several Francisco panel wrote, “to appellate court decision es money bail across the [email protected] poverty,” the court said, a hundred thousand dollar correct a deformity in our put a crack in the foun- country. They wrote this Ryan York revolutionary decision, if bail, and even the district criminal justice system dation of the bail system, for the Los Angeles Times. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT Women at Brazil Carnival push back against harassment

By Peter Prengaman summer month of Febru- problem,” said Rodrigues. ASSOCIATED PRESS ary, when the heat drives Since then, several oth- many to wear few clothes. er feminist-themed street RIO DE JANEIRO — Debora Thome, who in party groups have been Ana Lobo, who is six 2015 co-organized a block formed in cities nationwide. months pregnant, was at a party called “Mulheres They include all-female pre-Carnival street party Rodadas,” or “Women Who bands and edgy themes last weekend when a man Get Around,” says Carni- that push back at tradi- started yelling and calling val is a good time to focus tional gender roles and her names. on fighting harassment even make fun of deroga- “Whore!” she remem- because it forces the ques- tory names. At one recent bered him saying, appar- tion of respect amid scant- feminist-themed block ently because she was wearing a revealing top. ily dressed partygoers. party, hundreds of wom- “Some men have this “A woman can be na- en dressed up as animals feeling that they can do ked in the street and no- they said they had been whatever to your body,” body should be allowed to called on the streets: cows, said Lobo, a 29-year-old touch her,” said Thome, a piranhas, hens and cobras, artist who later that night former reporter current- among others. attended one of the many ly working on a doctorate Roma Neptune, a feminist-themed parties. on female participation in 29-year-old high school “It’s time for women to Brazilian politics. sociology teacher, says take advantage of this mo- Mulheres Rodadas be- learning to play the ago- ment” to push back. gan as a reaction to a pho- go — a percussion instru- to that went viral on Face- ment that, like all others Many women in Latin PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS America’s largest nation book of a man holding a during Carnival, is usu- are doing exactly that Roma Neptune, center, takes part in the block party “Maria vem com as sign in Portuguese saying ally played by men — has during this year’s Car- outras,” or “Maria, join the other women,” in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. he “didn’t deserve a wom- been empowering. Howev- nival celebrations, with an who gets around.” er, she is disillusioned by block parties of all-female yet to catch on in Bra- machismo, they see glim- goes through Wednesday, Thome and co-found- men who claim to be sup- musicians, shirts, necklac- zil, which has one of the mers of a potentially but in some cities, such er Renata Rodrigues an- portive but are not. es and crowns with mes- world’s highest homicide bigger movement in the as Rio de Janeiro, it’s a nounced plans for a block “They say they are sages like “my breasts, my rates for women, accord- public dialogue about ha- multi-week event. The party protest as a joke, and against machismo but rules” and several cam- ing to the Brazilian non- rassment during Carnival hundreds of block parties within 24 hours more than won’t put their hands in paigns to report and crack profit Mapa da Violencia. and what authorities and often include heavy drink- 1,000 women said they the fire when a woman is down on harassment. But while women’s several organizations are ing and round-the-clock would attend. They knew in a dangerous situation,” The #metoo movement groups say that Brazil has doing to crack down on it. samba dancing and they they had struck a nerve. said Neptune, who dressed against harassment that a long way to go to address The massive party offi- come during the South- “Carnival is just a small as a cow and played in the is roiling the U.S. has inequality and ingrained cially begins Friday and ern Hemisphere’s sweaty piece of a much larger band. Review: Earnest ‘Rabbit’ sure to delight young fans

By Sandy Cohen “Peter Rabbit” illustra- ASSOCIATED PRESS tions. Those illustrations come With warm nostalgia to life at various points for Beatrix Potter’s clas- during the film. The sim- sic children’s tale, “Peter ple, hand-drawn anima- Rabbit” director, producer tion contrasts beautifully and co-writer Will Gluck with the slick digital work channels the author’s ear- that comprises most of nestness into a sweet film the movie, inserting real- sure to delight young fans. istic-looking talking rab- Adults may find the plot bits into live-action scenes predictable and the pac- with Byrne and Gleeson. ing a bit wanting, but the Peter recruits his young- dynamic animation and er sisters into the battle for PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS beloved characters help McGregor’s garden. Margot compensate, as does the Robbie, Elizabeth Debicki A scene from Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther.” film’s cheeky self-aware- and Daisy Ridley respec- ness. tively voice Flopsy, Mopsy As in the book published and Cotton-Tail, and while ‘Black Panther’ takes blockbusters in 1902, the story begins these T-shirt-wearing bun- with Peter Rabbit (James nies are undoubtedly ador- Corden) disobeying his able, the top-level talent parents’ rules and sneak- behind them is underused to Africa, and the future ing into Old Mr. McGre- (with the exception of Rob- gor’s vegetable garden for bie, who also narrates the By Lindsey Bahr reach their goals; celebrating so a snack. film). ASSOCIATED PRESS many specific African cultural-isms. Old Mr. McGregor gives No one can really now try to put As the conflict over the BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — For chase, but Peter and his forth some product where Africa is garden escalates, it be- Ryan Coogler, the essence of “Black trusty sidekick, Benja- seen begging for a white superhero comes clear that Peter and Panther” came down to one ques- min Bunny (Colin Moody) to come and save it.” Thomas aren’t just fight- tion: What does it mean to be Afri- elude capture. All the “Black Panther” has the makings ing over vegetables, but can? running around gives of an all-out a cultural event. for Bea’s affections. It’s a The Oakland-born filmmaker of the old man a heart at- “It’s the biggest, blackest movie modern romantic take on both “Creed” and “Fruitvale Sta- tack, and Peter assumes that’s ever been made,” said veter- the classic rabbit tale. tion” had been given the gargantuan all their problems are an journalist and television writer Gluck further modern- task of shepherding Marvel’s iconic solved — until McGregor’s Marc Bernardin. izes the story with a pop- superhero to the big screen, with a great-nephew moves in. And it’s already signaling a seis- packed soundtrack featur- budget five times bigger than he’d Thomas McGregor mic shift that could make an impact ing music from Vampire ever had, Hollywood’s most powerful (Domhnall Gleeson at his big enough to change the entertain- Weekend, Basement Jaxx studio behind him and the freedom most playful) is a tight- Chadwick Boseman stars as ment industry — not that it hasn’t and Fitz and the Tantrums. to make “Black Panther” as personal ly wound Londoner who T’Challa in “Black Panther.” taken decades to get the African The main characters’ as he wanted. Coogler had made his resents relocating to the King and warrior to the big screen. trajectory is easy to an- name creating films about the black countryside to care for the “Black Panther.” It’s the 18th film in Wesley Snipes tried for years to ticipate, and the movie experience, but both were about the property. He’s still apo- the Marvel Cinematic Universe and get a “Black Panther” film off the knows it. At one point, the black American experience. “Black plectic about being passed based on 50-year-old Stan Lee and ground, bumping up against anti- narrator describes “a half- Panther,” which opens nationwide over for a promotion at Jack Kirby-created material, sure, quated thinking about how “black thought-out plan that’s next week, was an African story and Harrods, and that irrita- but this is far from being just anoth- movies don’t travel” (code for a film’s dangerous, gutsy and when Coogler signed on for the mov- tion is compounded when potential to make money interna- convoluted, and in a sto- ie, he’d never been. er superhero movie. he discovers his great-un- tionally). Even in the modern Kev- ry like this, pretty much Now, he’d finally get his chance. Wakanda, a fictional African na- cle’s house and garden are in Feige-led superhero era, where guaranteed to succeed.” “This is the most personal film tion, is an insulated, un-colonized overrun with cotton-tailed seemingly every comic book charac- I’ve ever made, which is the strang- and technologically advanced coun- cuties he calls vermin. “Peter Rabbit,” a Co- ter is fair game for a film, T’Challa est statement to say because I try that’s both deeply traditional The rabbits’ savior — lumbia Pictures release, was pretty far down on Marvel’s list only make films that are person- and dazzlingly modern. “Black Pan- and maybe Thomas’, too is rated PG by the Mo- (“Ant-Man” and two “Guardians of al,” Coogler said. “This film for me ther” paints a multifaceted portrait — is Bea (Rose Byrne), a tion Picture Association the Galaxy” films came first). But started with this question of, ‘What of a nation in flux, as T’Challa/Black kind-hearted animal lover of America “for some rude Marvel had a plan, and introduced does it mean to be African?’ It’s a Panther (Chadwick Boseman) as- who lives next door. She humor and action.” Run- T’Challa in a small but impactful question that I’ve always had since cends to the throne following his fa- moved to the country to ning time: 100 minutes. part in “Captain America: Civil War” I learned I was black, since my par- ther’s death. paint, and her best piec- Two and a half stars out to set up the stand-alone film. ents sat me down and told me what Actress Danai Gurira (“The Walk- es recall Potter’s original of four. Coogler brought along many of his that was. I didn’t totally understand ing Dead”), who plays Okoye, the most trusted collaborators like actor what that meant. As kid you’re like, general of the Wakanda warriors Michael B. Jordan to play the villain well wait, why? Like, so wait we’re known as the Dora Milaje, grew Erik Killmonger, cinematographer from Africa? What’s that? up mostly in Zimbabwe. She said Rachel Morrison and production “I’m 31 years old and I realized she was “giddy” with “childlike joy” designer Hannah Beachler. He even I never really took time to grapple when she understood how Coogler got his hometown in the film. with what it means to be African. intended to show Africa and its in- “Get Out” star Daniel Kaluuya, This film gave me the chance to do habitants like Okoye, the spy Nakia who plays T’Challa’s best friend, that,” he said. (Lupita Nyong’o) and the scientist says he’s still processing what he When the wheels touched down in Shuri (Letitia Wright) — and those saw in “Black Panther.” Cape Town, South Africa, Coogler are just the women. “To even have 90 percent of the remembers being overcome with a “‘Black Panther’ creates a prec- cast speaking in an African accent? visceral feeling that he still can’t put edent that kills the ability of folks To me, it’s like, what is that? No one words to. He went to Table Moun- to misrepresent and distort the con- has ever seen something like that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tain and thought, “I could be buried tinent,” Gurira said. “The things before. You think, ‘Oh I’ve been de- here.” In Nairobi he saw a Maasai that it checks off: Complex African prived,’” Kaluuya said. “I think it’s Rose Byrne with characters, from left, Mopsy, man, wearing traditional clothes female characters; African language going to mess with people. I think voiced by Elizabeth Debicki, Flopsy, voiced and speaking on a cell phone. “That’s on a big screen; African characters people are going to stand straighter. by Margot Robbie, Benjamin, voiced by Colin Wakanda,” he thought. “That’s Afro- who are varied in many different I think people are going to be em- Moody, Peter Rabbit, voiced by James Cord- futurism.” ways and heroic; the heroism of Af- boldened. It’s like, wow, we can do en and Cottontail, voiced by Daisy Ridley, in a And that’s what he set out to trans- ricans for themselves and not need- this. We can do this at this level and scene from “Peter Rabbit.” late into the language of cinema in ing a white hero — go figure — to bring it home.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Man nabbed for All address information, particu- Complaints Complaints operating under the influence larly arrests, reflect police records. In of liquor and operating a mo- Trespassing was reported There was a report of a fire the event of a perceived inaccuracy, tor vehicle with a suspended having illegal gun on the Lynnway at 1:27 a.m. outside the high school on Es- license. it is the sole responsibility of the con- Tuesday; trespassing was re- sex Street at 7:17 p.m. Friday; By Gayla Cawley Police Special Tactical cerned party to contact the relevant ported at the Santander Bank a caller reported her car was Accidents police department and have the in Market Square at 4:01 egged on Main Street at 9:32 ITEM STAFF Operations (STOP) Team department issue a notice of correc- a.m.; trespassing was report- p.m.; wires were down on Sa- There was a motor vehicle LYNN — A 30-year-old executed a search warrant ed in Market Square at 5:56 lem Street at 2:19 p.m. Sunday. accident with injuries on Walnut Lynn man was arrested on at 66 Harwood St. around tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or 6 a.m. During a search, po- clarifications will not be made without a.m.; suspicious activity on Street at 10:44 a.m. Tuesday; firearms charges on Tues- Maple Street at 7:37 a.m.; a Thefts an accident with property dam- day morning after police lice seized several items, express notice of change from the ar- disturbance on Neptune Bou- age on School Street at 12:53 seized an illegal gun from including an illegal gun, resting police department. levard at 8:48 a.m.; a report A larceny was reported at the p.m.; a motor vehicle accident his house. some ammunition, drug of threats at Classical High Boston Sports Club on Walnut on Walnut Street at 5:32 p.m.; Hector Nieves was paraphernalia and $1,111 Street at 2:55 p.m. Friday; a LYNN School at 10:54 a.m.; van- a motor vehicle accident with charged with possession in cash, Lynn Police Lt. larceny was reported at the dalism on Market Street at property damage at the Square of a firearm without a Michael Kmiec said. Christmas Tree Shop on Broad- Arrests 11:58 a.m.; a fight reported One Mall at 7:18 p.m.; a mo- firearm identification Kmiec said the Drug way at 1:34 p.m. Saturday; a on Neptune Boulevard at 2:14 card, unlawful improper Task Force had an ongo- wallet was reported stolen from tor vehicle accident with inju- Blaise Akonwie, 27, of 25 p.m.; an assault and battery storage of a firearm and ing investigation into the the Exxon on South Broadway ries on Broadway at 7:31 a.m. Appleton St., Everett, was ar- reported on Willow Street at unlawful possession of residence. at 6:50 p.m.; a larceny was re- Wednesday. rested and charged with op- ammo without a firearm Gayla Cawley can be 3:41 p.m.; a disturbance on ported at the Dunkin Donuts in erating under the influence of identification card. reached at gcawley@item- Holyoke Street at 5:46 p.m.; Post Office Square at 1:11 p.m. Complaints liquor, refusing to provide li- live.com. Follow her on a fight on Summer Street at Sunday. The Lynn Police Drug cense or registration, and leav- 9:16 p.m.; there were threats There was a report of a suspi- Task Force and the State Twitter @GaylaCawley. ing the scene of an accident on Western Avenue at 12:20 cious motor vehicle on Broad- with property damage. a.m. Wednesday. MARBLEHEAD way at 7:34 a.m. Tuesday; a Ronnie Johnson, 18, of 22 caller reported a male on a Smoke from manhole Elmwood Ave., was arrested Thefts Accidents bicycle trying to cross the high- and charged with possessing a way at 9:19 a.m.; a complaint There was a minor motor ve- cover prompts response weapon on school grounds. There was a larceny report- about a man sleeping inside hicle accident on Atlantic Ave- Joel Moore, of 9 Cheever ed on Neptune Boulevard at the Dunkin Donuts on Broad- By Gayla Cawley next fire chief, said the nue at 5:55 p.m. Tuesday. Place, was arrested on war- 11:13 a.m.; a larceny report- way at 12:39 p.m.; a report of ITEM STAFF department sent Engine rants. ed on Belle Avenue at 11:25 5 and Ladder 1 to respond vandalism to a motor vehicle LYNN — Sparks and Hector Nieves, 30, of 66 a.m.; a larceny on Lynnfield Complaints to the manhole in the vi- on Central Street at 6:39 p.m.; smoke emanating from Harwood St., was arrested Street at 12:06 p.m.; a shop- cinity of 126 Union St. A landlord stated he felt a complaint of identity fraud a Union Street manhole and charged with possessing lifting reported at the Shaw’s around 2:45 p.m. threatened by a tenant on on Baker Street at 12:04 a.m. cover prompted a response a firearm without an FID card, on State Street at 1:45 p.m.; a Archer said fire compa- Commercial Street at 8:20 Wednesday. from Lynn Police and fire- unlawful or improper storage of larceny on Washington Street nies were sent to stand a.m. Tuesday; a low wire was fighters on Wednesday af- a firearm, and unlawful posses- at 3:22 p.m.; a breaking and by and await the arrival reported on Village Street at Thefts ternoon. sion of ammunition without an entering reported on Franklin of the power company to 1:39 p.m.; a resident reported Lynn Police Lt. Michael FID card. Street at 5:22 a.m. Wednes- that he lost a wedding ring at There was a report of a larce- shut down the feed to the Kmiec said the Lynn Fire manhole and take care of Jonathan Sisson, of 187 day. the Whole Foods in Swamp- ny on Halstead Street at 8:34 Department called for po- the problem. Washington St., was arrested scott three weeks previously at a.m. Tuesday; a caller reported lice assistance with the “We don’t extinguish on warrants. 1:39 p.m.; police assisted with criminal activity on Main Street LYNNFIELD sparks and smoke. fires in manholes,” Archer a house lockout on Pearl Street at 8 a.m.; a report of shoplift- Lynn District Fire Chief said. “We stand by and se- at 12:19 a.m. Wednesday; a ing at the Marshalls on Broad- Accidents Accidents Stephen Archer, the city’s cure the area.” Pearl Street resident walked way at 5:11 p.m. There was a motor vehicle There was a motor vehicle into the police station at 2:55 accident on Rockaway Street at accident with property damage a.m. after she locked herself SWAMPSCOTT Prosecutor blasts Trump 7:59 a.m. Tuesday; an accident on Main Street at 11:48 a.m. out of her apartment again. on Essex Street at 2:21 p.m.; Friday; an accident with proper- Accidents for his comments after an accident on Adams Street ty damage on Route 128 North SAUGUS at 7:41 a.m. Wednesday; an at 2:01 a.m. Saturday; a motor There was a hit and run mo- accident on Stanwood Street vehicle accident with property Arrest tor vehicle accident reported at football player’s death at 9:05 a.m.; a motor vehicle damage on Condon Circle at Paradise and Walker roads at accident on Chestnut Street at 4:43 a.m. Monday; an accident Alvin Campbell, of 555 2:33 p.m. Tuesday; a motor ve- INDIANAPOLIS (AP) of such commentary, in- 10:40 a.m.; an accident in Wy- with property damage on Main Worcester Road, Framingham, hicle accident on Stetson Road — An Indiana prosecutor cluding tweets by the pres- oma Square at 11:47 a.m. Street at 6:23 p.m. was arrested and charged with at 2:33 p.m. blasted President Donald ident, fails to acknowledge Trump on Wednesday for that both Edwin Jackson politicizing the case of an and Jeffrey Monroe lost immigrant illegally living their lives on Sunday. We in the U.S. and charged will simply seek justice on FBI texts reveal admiration of Comey in a drunken crash that behalf of the families of killed Indianapolis Colts those two victims.” WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI careers and futures. linebacker Edwin Jackson Trump drew added at- The day in July 2016 that Among the thousands of and another man, saying tention to the case on FBI Director James Comey texts, the dialogue about his and others’ comments Twitter, calling the high- defended to Congress the Comey is especially strik- were “ghoulish and inap- way collision “disgraceful,” bureau’s decision in the Hil- ing because it further propriate.” and prodded Democrats to lary Clinton email probe, calls into question White Marion County Prosecu- work with him on illegal two FBI officials traded ad- House characterizations tor Terry Curry said his immigration and border miring texts about his ver- of an FBI in “tatters,” office would “vigorously security. bal dexterity — and mock- where “countless” agents prosecute” the case re- Orrego-Savala is charged ing jibes at the lawmakers complained about their gardless of the suspect’s with two counts each of questioning him. director before his remov- immigration status. Cur- causing death while driv- Congress, wrote FBI law- al. Employee surveys re- ry criticized Trump and ing intoxicated and leav- yer Lisa Page in one text, leased last year show FBI others who cited the case ing the scene of an acci- is “so utterly worthless.” employees consistently as part of the nation’s im- dent. The two more serious ‘’Less than worthless,” re- gave Comey high marks. migration debate, noting counts each carry a maxi- plied Peter Strzok, a sea- And emails published this that “two innocent men mum sentence of 20 years soned FBI counterintel- week by the Lawfare blog lost their lives in this hor- in prison. ligence agent assigned to show FBI field office lead- rible incident.” The 37-year-old said the Clinton investigation. ers using words like “pro- Curry filed felony charges little during his initial “Utterly contemptible.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS found sadness” and “hard earlier in the day against court hearing Wednesday, The officials’ assess- Text messages between two FBI officials show to understand” in spread- the suspect, Manuel Or- responding through an ment of Comey, facing they spoke admiringly of former director ing the news about Com- rego-Savala, a citizen of interpreter as a judge ex- hours of questions about James Comey during the 2016 campaign. ey’s May 9 termination, Guatemala who has twice plained the proceedings his decision not to seek one of the events now un- been deported from the and charges. charges against Clinton Page and Strzok provided led to Strzok’s reassign- der investigation by Muel- U.S. Orrego-Savala is ac- The judge set his bond at for her use of a private by the Justice Department ment from special counsel ler for possible obstruction cused of driving the pickup $200,000 after entering a email server, was unmis- to Congress and reviewed Robert Mueller’s team. But of justice. truck that hit Jackson and not guilty plea on his be- takably flattering. by The Associated Press. they also include unguard- The texts proved an ex- his Uber driver, 54-year-old half. “God he is SO good,” Str- The texts, part of an in- ed discussion about a vari- plosive development when Jeffrey Monroe, early Sun- Investigators said Or- zok said. “I know,” Page spector general investiga- ety of current events and revealed in December, giv- day in Indianapolis. rego-Savala was living ille- responded. “Brilliant pub- tion into the handling of public figures, including ing rise to Republican alle- “We are disheartened gally in the U.S. at the time lic speaker. And brilliant the Clinton email probe, Edward Snowden, Julian gations of bias in the FBI that ghoulish and inappro- of Sunday’s crash. Late distillation of fact.” are most notable for de- Assange and an encryp- and the Justice Depart- priate public commentary Tuesday, he was charged That exchange is in- rogatory messages about tion court fight with Apple, ment and leading Trump has politicized this trag- by federal prosecutors cluded among 384 pages President Donald Trump plus candid assessments of to make an extraordinary edy,” Curry, a Democrat, with illegal re-entry of a of text messages between — the discovery of which their colleagues and their allegation of “treason.” said in a statement. “Much previously deported alien. Gerry School students in Marblehead relocated due to leaking steam pipe

GERRY Gerry students attend building listed on the is a pipe that is 112 years school. “The burst pipe in classrooms, building From A1 grades two and three. National Register of His- old in this building and that leaked steam into the committee member David The building, which toric Places, but was told over the course of that pe- attic last week is the orig- Harris told The Item last and students were kept off houses only kindergart- that because it is within riod the town has never inal pipe from 1906. Did year. Student bathrooms, the second floor. Superin- eners and first-graders, the district, it is already found time or funding for those long-gone engineers the gym and a space that tendent Maryann Perry is currently in the feasi- afforded the same protec- maintenance on this his- expect it to last till now?” and the school’s admin- bility study phase with tions. toric building? Our inten- The effort raised more doubles as an art and mu- istration later decided to the Massachusetts School He said he watched the tion is basically that we’re than $3,800 from 17 do- sic classroom are locat- move the kindergarten Building Authority, the former Rhodes School fall going to go our own route nors in its first day. ed in the basement. The classes to the Lower Mal- quasi-independent gov- into disrepair in a similar and see if we can save the “This is our town, our building is not handicap colm. L. Bell Elementary ernment authority that fashion, only for it to be building outside of this history, our kids,” said Wil- accessible. Students with School because they were helps fund the construc- transferred to the housing feasibility study.” son in the post. “We choose mobility issues are reas- unsure of other potential tion of school buildings. department, repaired, and Many residents are to live in Marblehead be- signed to the Malcolm L. issues that could pop up, The school’s 1953 oil- turned into elderly hous- concerned the feasibility cause it is historic, special, including mold problems, fired boiler, which failed ing. study is not intended to and alive. We don’t shut Bell School, which is divid- the long term effects of three times in 2015, need- “It was all on the same find ways to fund repairs things down when they ed into an upper and lower having the ventilation ing emergency service town dime,” he said. “So for the existing building, get old; we maintain and building. system shut down, and calls, is currently holding I don’t personally believe but to erect a new one, he upgrade them. Our police Town Meeting approved the possibility of addition- water and steam but needs it when they say we don’t said. don’t still drive Model Ts, $750,000 for a feasibility al ceiling tiles cracking or to be resealed to address have the money (to repair “The building itself is our firemen don’t drive study to be completed to falling. a combustion fume issue, the school).” real,” said Crowninshield. dilapidated firetrucks, determine whether the Daily air tests have according to the report. The school is named af- “To throw that away we and our teachers and kids building should be ren- been completed in the kin- But many parents and ter the fifth vice president think is a complete waste.” shouldn’t be in sadly ne- dergarten classroom to former students don’t of the United States, he He described the school glected schools.” ovated or a new school monitor carbon monoxide want to see the aging said. as beautiful with murals The classrooms are un- should be built. During levels, and all readings school close its doors. Crowninshield and his on the walls, tall ceilings, dersized at about 600 the feasibility study, the have been normal to date, They’re worried the stu- wife, Kimberly, started and wood floors. square feet each. Accord- town and the MSBA are according to the presen- dents will never return to a Facebook group titled “This magnificent old ing to Master Plan doc- looking at all options. tation, which is posted on the Elm Street school. “Save the Gerry School,” building has been sadly uments on the town’s Perry did not return the town’s website. Benjamin Crownin- which gained more than neglected while the town website, the state’s recom- calls seeking comment. Built in 1906, the Gerry shield, a parent, said the 200 members in a single funded the new, wonder- mended size for a kinder- Bridget Turcotte can be School is the oldest of the school is part of the Na- day. ful high school and Glov- garten classroom is 1,200 town’s nine school build- tional Historic District of “The pipe that ruptured er School,” said Alfred square feet. reached at bturcotte@item- ings, trailed by L.H. Coffin Downtown Marblehead. was an original pipe for Wilson on a GoFundMe Because the school lacks live.com. Follow her on Elementary School, where He attempted to get the the boiler,” he said. “This page he set up to save the a cafeteria, students eat Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Communities all over the area celebrate Black History Month

BLACK HISTORY and neighbors of Greater from the Mayor’s Office; my adult life. As I got old- 6th Annual Black History tions include a Kwanzaa From A1 Medford to comment on Diane McLeod, executive er I was able to learn more Month Celebration while Workshop on Feb. 13, a why it is vital to honor director of the Office of and become a part of effec- the Community Minority Black Panther discus- Kennedy’s book, “The Voic- black history today. Human Diversity; the Rev. tive change,” said Martin, Cultural Center (CMCC) sion on Feb. 15, a Hidden es of West Medford.” Kennedy’s book details John O. Page, of the Shiloh who recalled the influence offers a calendar full of Colors I event on Feb. 19 Medford celebrations the contemporary history Baptist Church; and West of her mother, a bold civ- events for the month. at CMCC, 298 Union St., kicked off Feb. 2 with the of African Americans liv- Medford resident Dorothy il rights activist and sin- The Department of Men- Hidden Colors II at the West Medford Community ing in West Medford. She Elizabeth Tucker. gle parent to three chil- tal Health’s local office will Lynn Museum on Feb. 21, Center (WMCC) present- has catalogued the com- Award-winning gospel dren. “I think 50 years is partner with Department and Black History Jeopar- ing “Words and Music: pelling stories of residents and contemporary vocal- not enough time to make of Children and Families dy on Feb. 23 (at CMCC), Why Black History Month who are descendants of ist, Donna McElroy kicked change in the behaviors in sponsoring Lynn Cen- all at 7 p.m. An Afro Amer- Still Matters, to discuss individuals who settled in off the Feb. 2 Black His- that are insidious, but we ican Leader Summit will the importance of African ter’s annual event. The Medford in the late 1800s. be Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. with American history.” tory Month celebration are trying and need to do celebration will take place “I thought it was import- “I think about black his- at WMCC by performing more.” at 330 Lynnway, Suite a location to be announced ant to talk about Black tory perhaps incessantly,” songs about self-respect, Collins aspires to give 201 on Friday, Feb. 9 from at a later date. History Month because said Kennedy, a local sto- love, and maintaining hope to youth that change noon to 1:30 p.m. and will Malden Public Library it is good to recognize the ryteller. “It’s something one’s faith that bright- is possible and will bring include a documentary is setting the books aside contributions that black that I care about passion- er days will come. The us closer. As the daughter film, music, and a lun- and offering a different people have made in this ately.” Berklee College of Music of WMCC Board President cheon buffet. way for its members to country, and important to On Feb. 15, the public li- professor recalled learn- Brian Collins, Antonia has CMCC kicked off cele- celebrate Black History move forward and make brary sponsors “Celebrat- ing how to sing with her learned about the legacy brations with their Eye Month. Anyone who holds change,” said event par- ing the American Spirit,” father in their living room. of black history and the on the Prize event on Feb. one of its library cards ticipant Antonia Collins, with music and conversa- Black History Month is West End community. 1 and their admiration has access to stream and a Medford High School tion beginning at 7 p.m. at an opportunity to intro- “Even one person and of Black Poets on Feb. 5. download movies onto any junior. “When we look at the library, 111 High St. duce local African Amer- the actions of bringing The Ebony Photo Exhib- portable device through black history, we see resil- According to a Medford ican history to younger together youth in a small it, which was scheduled the website Hoopla. ience and empowerment.” Wicked Local posting, the generations and newer neighborhood in Medford for Wednesday Feb. 7, In honor of Black Histo- WMCC, a cultural and evening will feature Son- residents, and teach them can have a large impact,” was postponed because of ry Month, the site offers a social center founded in ny Carrington, saxophon- about the struggle for Collins said. “It inspires weather conditions and great selection of movies, 1934, gathered a panel ist; Terry E. Carter, of the justice during the Civil me.” will be scheduled for a audiobooks, and music. last week to offer diverse West Medford Community Rights Movement said ge- Lynn will offer a variety later date, according to Library cardholders of perspectives on Black Center; the Rev. Noah Ev- nealogist Leona Martin. of celebrations through CMCC secretary Darrell Malden can check out any History Month, and inter- ans, of Grace Episcopal “Black history has been various organizations. The Murkison. of the selections for free viewed city leaders, youth, Church; Wallace Kountze, important to me most of Lynn Center will host their Other CMCC celebra- without the overdue fees. Let the light shine down Pelosi upon Black Box Theater extends BLACK BOX including a fundraising From A1 event in the black box the- hand for ater space last summer. that I put 40 hours a week He is a member of the into,” said Nicotera, found- Friends of the Black Box Dreamers er of Retonica, an interna- Theater Committee that WASHINGTON (AP) tionally acclaimed light- is spearheading fundrais- ing design company. “I’m — House Minority Lead- ing for the new theater. er Nancy Pelosi staged a an IT manager 9-to-5, but Northeast Arc has raised the lighting work takes record-breaking, eight- approximately $445,000, hour speech Wednesday over after that.” including an $80,000 in hopes of pressuring Re- Nicotera, who moved challenge grant from Jan- publicans to allow a vote to Peabody from Ever- ice and Ralph James, of on protecting “Dreamer” ett last October, said the Swampscott, on Jan. 24, immigrants — and to lighting design options in and a $50,000 grant from demonstrate to increasing- the black box theater in the van Otterloo Family ly angry progressives and the ArcWorks Communi- Foundation in December. Democratic activists that she has done all she could. ty Center will range from Arc still needs to raise an- Wearing four-inch heels sophisticated to basic, other $80,000 for lighting, thus making the theater and forgoing any breaks, sound, seating and conces- Pelosi, 77, spent much of accessible to a wide range sion stand to complete the the rare talkathon read- of productions and events. project. ing personal letters from “There will be a digital “We’re grateful for ev- the young immigrants lighting board that a nov- eryone who has gotten be- whose temporary protec- ice will be able to operate hind this project, starting tion from deportation is on an iPad,” Nicotera said. with the City of Peabody,” set to expire next month. “There will be sample said Susan Ring Brown, The California Democrat quoted from the Bible and lighting programs that Northeast Arc chief devel- will be ready to go as is or ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Pope Francis, as Demo- opment officer, noting that crats took turns sitting that can be customized as largest gift to date was a A car is taped off and prepared for a paint job at Saugus Auto-Craft Inc. behind her in support. desired.” $100,000 grant from the on Bennett Street in Lynn. The Office of the House That’s one of the reasons Peabody Community De- Historian said it was the Nicotera believes the im- velopment Authority. longest continuous speech pact of the black box the- Brown said the black in the chamber on record. ater will extend well be- box theater will provide Bennett Street: Lynn’s Pit Row “You see, these people yond downtown Peabody. performance and employ- are being deported,” Pe- business through word of customers and we figured “I think it’s going to ment opportunities for BENNETT losi said around hour six. mouth,” he said. they would eventually change the performance From A1 “We can do something to- those with and without Like Estrada, Chavez need tires or a new wind- industry in this area,” he day to at least make whole disabilities, and the per- the work, there are chal- said prices must be com- shield, so that’s how I the children,” said the mi- said. “There’s no other formances will be greatly lenges being an entrepre- petitive. Car owners who started.” nority leader. place in the area like it. enhanced by Nicotera’s neur, he said. are paying for repairs out Today, the shop has a Her remarks seemed There’s nothing as flexible handiwork. “We do good work and of pocket or don’t want to dozen employees, includ- partly aimed at the liberal as this space.’ “Joey is a great asset to customers tell their report an accident to an ing his wife Susan, and wing of Pelosi’s own par- For example, Nicotera this project,” Brown said. friends, so we stay busy,” insurance company be- they sell more than 17,000 ty, who seethed as Senate he said. “But the hardest said, a production could “Not only does he do out- cause their rate will rise, tires a year. Some of his Democrats cut a budget part is keeping prices low. be staged in one section standing work, but he shop for the lowest price. workers have been on deal with Republicans We use quality parts and staff for more than two de- of the space and “you will is invested in Northeast “Lynn is not a wealthy that could quickly steal they’re expensive because city,” he said. “So we have cades, he said. the momentum behind have the ability to touch a Arc and our mission, so we don’t want someone to be flexible on price and “I like working for my- the effort to resolve the button and automatically in many ways this is a la- coming back in a month keep it affordable.” self,” Janice said. “I think Dreamers’ plight. control the lighting only bor of love for him. We’re saying it needs to be re- Asked if he would choose about retiring, but what The wide-ranging bud- in that area.” lucky to have him.” paired again.” the same career if he were would I do?” get accord says noth- Nicotera has done tem- The projected opening Across the street at Veo 20 years old, Chavez has Down the street at Sau- ing about renewing the porary lighting for Arc for the black box theater Auto Body Solutions & Re- no doubt. gus Auto-Craft Inc., Leon- Obama-era Deferred Ac- events the last few years, is sometime this spring. pair Inc., Alfredo Camacho “I would do it again,” ard “Lenny” Spallone is tion for Childhood Arriv- Chavez said he’s made he said. “It’s a good feel- writing up an estimate on als program, called DACA, thousands of smashed ing when the car comes a Ford Focus with a dam- which temporarily shields Honoring those who cars look new since he in smashed, but when it aged passenger door. Dreamers — hundreds of launched the business in leaves it’s perfect and the His father, Leonard, thousands of immigrants 2010. customer smiles. It’s very launched the business in brought to the country as have had an impact But one car stands out. A satisfying.” Saugus 1979 doing body children and living here few years back, the owner Gary Janice, the 62-year- work. As the business ex- illegally — from depor- PERSONS In a similar vein, Lynn- of a 1956 Lincoln Conti- old co-owner of Bennett panded to include work tation. President Donald nental convertible with From A1 field for Love focused the Street Tire & Glass, has for rental companies and Trump has moved to an- town’s energies on kind- suicide doors, slang for a operated one of the oldest dealerships, the family nul DACA. our communities. ness and racial amity; and door that’s hinged at its garages on the street. bought 79 Bennett St. in Pelosi said she’d oppose The Persons of the Year John Veneziano of Medford rear rather than the front, In 1974, he joined the 1992. the budget deal unless include Marblehead resi- and Tom Gould of Peabody came to the shop. U.S. Marines where he was “I always knew I wanted GOP leaders agreed to dents and YMCA benefac- are honored for translating “It was a beautiful car, trained as an automotive to follow the family busi- hold a House vote on help- tors Rose-Marie and Eijk their entrepreneurial skills but it was in terrible mechanic and served as a ness, but I never thought ing the Dreamers. van Otterloo; Swampscott shape,” he said. “We re- into community-building shop chief. Discharged in it would be full time,” said But top Democrats said resident and Old Neigh- stored and painted it and efforts. 1979, his father suggested Spallone, 26. “I thought they weren’t corralling borhood Foods owner Tom the customer was so hap- EMG invites everyone he go to school and study I could come and go as I rank-and-file lawmakers Demakes; Beyond Walls py.” finance. please, but it didn’t work to take part in the Person to oppose the budget pact, CEO and founder Al Wil- Born in Mexico, Chavez, “My father told me to out that way. It’s a full leading some of the party’s of the Year celebration son; and Zack Cummings 55, immigrated to the U.S. consider banking because time commitment.” immigration advocates to on March 7 and to help of Saugus, who galva- in 1980 in search for a bet- that’s where the money While there are eight question the forcefulness launch an annual tradi- nized a community fight ter life for his family. is,” he said. “But I didn’t body shops on the street, of her opposition. against cancer even while tion dedicated to honoring By the time he opened want to be trapped in an Spallone said there is sur- “I’m going to take ev- undergoing treatment. people who go above and the shop on Bennett office.” prisingly very little com- erything she says at face Nahant resident and beyond to make their Street, he had been in the Instead, he went to work petition among them. value,” said Rep. Luis former Lynn Mayor Tom community a better place car business for 30 years. for his dad at West Lynn “We all stay in business Gutierrez, D-Ill. “And then Costin is a Person of the to live in. His first job in an auto Auto Service, which had and are very friendly be- hopefully tomorrow she Year for his decades of Tickets may be pur- body shop was as a sander. been on Bennett Street cause we all have our own will validate that trust by generosity. Revere resi- chased by going to item- He graduated to painting since the 1950s and is now niche,” he said. “We do stopping us from voting dent Monse Torres-Hood live.com or calling EMG and learned body work operated by his brothers. insurance work, someone for it. is honored for her work at (781) 593-7700. along the way. But a few months later, he else does custom work, “If she doesn’t, then it empowering the Latino For answers to any There’s lots of compe- started the tire store. or rust work, so there’s was a nice speech.” community. Malden’s Anne questions, please contact tition, he said, but any “I wanted to do some- enough work for every- Pelosi’s performance had D’Urso-Rose worked with EMG Community Rela- business is judged on the thing that would comple- one.” no immediate impact on Malden Reads to harness tions Director Carolina quality of the work. ment his business and Thomas Grillo can be Republican leaders, who literature’s ability to forge Trujillo at ctrujillo@essex- “If you do a good job, not compete with him,” reached at tgrillo@item- have not scheduled a vote community unity. mediagroup.com. and we do, you get more he said. “My father had live.com. on the issue. A8 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 Carleton’s two goals help Winthrop earn a win, tournament berth By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF MEDFORD — As the Winthrop girls hockey team steps into the closing stretch of its regular season, the Vikings recognize that points are crucial. Wednesday afternoon’s 6-2 win over Medford at Lo- Conte Rink helped Winthrop’s cause as the Vikings clinched a spot in the state tournament with the victory. “We were hoping to get it out of the way a little earlier,” Winthrop coach Anthony Martucci said of earning of bid in states. “We’ve had a couple of tough games the last few outs. This was big for us to get it now. Now we can start building the way we want, to see how we’ll do in the tournament.” Junior forward Emma Carleton scored two goals to lead the winning effort. Freshman forward Gemma PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS DiMento, senior forward Catie O’Shea, senior forward McKayla Norris and eighth grade forward Sophia Ken- Robert Kraft walks the eld nedy each scored one goal. Senior goalie Sabrina Dem- prior to Super Bowl LII. bro tallied 14 saves. Mustangs junior forward Brenna Forbes scored both of STEVE KRAUSE Medford’s goals. The Vikings got things started the right way coming out of the gate. Carleton scored back to back goals in the rst four minutes of the opening period. DiMento add- Does Kraft ed an unassisted goal just 20 seconds later. With 4:50 remaining in the rst period, O’Shea found the back of the net, also unassisted. Add it all up and the Vikings see the end carried a 4-0 lead heading into the rst intermission. “We try to go with three lines to start the game and see if we can balance them out that way,” Martucci said. “It coming? seemed to work well for us. We were fresher and we were moving, and everything seemed to be good. The passing ITEM FILE PHOTO It takes a has been good. It’s more the passing than anything.” Winthrop’s Emma Carleton scored two goals to help lift the Vi- truly ground- ed person to WINTHROP, B2 kings over Medford on Wednesday. consistently ignore the noise. Soon- er or later, Peabody’s three-sport star DeMayo you’re go- ing to have enough smoke blown through you that you commits to play football at Wagner begin to believe that all the laurels thrown your way make By Harold Rivera you special. ITEM STAFF From outward appearances it would appear that after 18 PEABODY — When Eric DeMayo joined years, Patriots coach Bill Be- the football team at Peabody High as a lichick has succumbed to the freshman, it only took him four weeks worst elements of hubris. And to nd the eld and the rest was history. from all outward appearances, Through his four-year career as a Tanner, it would also seem that owner DeMayo emerged as one of the North- Robert Kraft — no stranger eastern Conference’s most feared two-way to arti cially-in ated sense of players as a running back and linebacker. self-worth himself — is grow- Last week DeMayo solidi ed his future ing tired of his coach’s act. plans when he committed to join the foot- We’ve seen this before. ball team at Division I Wagner University Kraft, then pretty much a in Staten Island, New York. Through the rookie owner, messed with Bill college commitment process, DeMayo also Parcells, who turned around considered joining Bentley and handful of and left. This was ego vs. ego Ivy League schools. He signed his Nation- too, and Kraft lost. al Letter of Intent Wednesday morning at For the next 20 years, Kraft Peabody High. acted as if he’d learned his “It was de nitely a huge relief,” DeMayo, lesson. Once it became appar- a three-sport athlete, said of the decision. ent Pete Carroll was not going “It has been a long and stressful process. to perform the unenviable It’s a huge relief to nally know where I’m task of cleaning up the wreck- going and I’m excited about it. PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN age left from this monumental “Originally I was looking to play at some Eric DeMayo, who starred for four years on the Peabody High gridiron, signed ego clash (which no one could Ivy League schools,” DeMayo added. “Most his National Letter of Intent to play football at Wagner University yesterday. have), Kraft hired Belichick of them faded away. Wagner and Bentley and stayed out of his way. Un- were the two schools on my list in mid-De- where I’d be happy and I think I did that.” coaching staff at Wagner knows the type of til this year, apparently. cember. I visited both and I just felt Wagner For Bettencourt, DeMayo’s commitment to football player it’ll be getting in DeMayo, but There is no de nitive time- was going to be a better t.” a Division I program is a culmination of those the dedication he presents off the eld is what line on what went down, and DeMayo’s coach at Peabody, Mark Bet- who molded the future Seahawk throughout makes him a standout athlete. how, with the Jimmy Garop- tencourt, served as a good source of ad- his career at Peabody. That consists of a strong “If I were a Wagner coach, I’d be excited to get polo trade. It would seem, vice as the senior weighed his options support system that includes Bettencourt, as- Eric,” Bettencourt, who also coaches DeMayo though, that Belichick had and searched for the best t. Bettencourt, sistant coaches and DeMayo’s family members. in baseball, said. “His football talent speaks for one thing in mind, Kraft had a former quarterback at Peabody, went “I’m happy for Eric and his family,” Betten- itself. What they don’t know yet is the type of another, and that the owner through a similar process when he consid- court said. “I’m happy for everyone that was in- kid they’re getting. He’s a kid that never misses pulled rank. Jonathan Kraft ered where to continue his baseball career. volved in making Eric the kid he is. When kids practice. They don’t have to worry about what has gone on record as saying Bettencourt played four seasons of baseball like this come around, it’s a moment of reward type of kid he is or what type of work ethic he that the family feels Tom (1991-1995) as a pitcher at Boston College. for everybody that put into the nal product has off the eld. When you land kids like Eric Brady has earned the right “I talked to Coach Bettencourt a lot,” De- here. This area has a lot of new fans of Wagner with the support system he has, it makes the Mayo said. “He was doing everything he football, they’ll all follow him and hope he does to decide when he wants to overall program better because you’ve added a could to help. The process has changed a lot well.” leave. quality person.” That would seem noble, but since he did it. We both put our best into Bettencourt noted that DeMayo’s football re- it’s not always in the best it. His advice to me was to nd somewhere sume speaks for itself. He feels as though the DEMAYO, B2 interests of the team. The best example is the Green Bay Packers, where the organiza- tion nally decided it needed Marblehead’s Keaney a true leader on the court to move on from Brett Favre and let Aaron Rodgers play. By Mike Alongi adjustment.” Think of Jimmy G. as Aaron FOR THE ITEM The adjustments have come in both Rodgers. The situations aren’t realms of basketball, both on the court exactly the same. Brady has MARBLEHEAD — Last year as a ju- and off. On the court, Keaney needed to more gas left in the tank than nior, Marblehead’s Seamus Keaney had become more aggressive with the ball, Favre did at similar junctures a pretty speci c role on the Magicians whether it’s looking for his shot or look- of their careers. But age waits boys basketball team. Playing somewhat ing to make a play. for no one, right? in the shadow of star guard Patrick Bu- This was exempli ed in a game last Fast forward to Sunday, gler, Keaney was relied upon mainly as week against Peabody, one in which the when Belichick, for reasons a scorer who could take the pressure off Magicians had to ght until the end for only he knows (and refuses of his teammates when necessary. But in a slim ve-point victory over the Tan- to divulge) decided to bench his senior year, Keaney has been named ners. Keaney was aggressive in getting Malcolm Butler. a captain and is expected to take more of to the basket early on, but couldn’t n- Now, ignore all this crazy a leadership role. And he’s certainly met ish a number of plays. Despite that, talk about showing up hun- expectations. Keaney remained a force in the game gover for the Sunday morn- “Some people might say he was in by doing everything else well, nishing ing team meeting. This isn’t Pat’s shadow last year, but he really was with three points, six rebounds, four as- Paul Hornung or Joe Namath a key part of our team due to his scor- sists and three steals. we’re talking about. This is an ing ability,” said Marblehead coach Mike “Sometimes when things aren’t going undrafted cornerback who has Giardi. “This year his role is different well offensively, you’ve just got to con- worked hard and overachieved and he’s doing a great job here too. He’s tribute in other ways,” Keaney said. “I in the NFL. Even a smidgen a hard-working kid who’s a good leader try to do whatever I can to help the team of common sense will tell you for us.” win.” that only the glamor boys can “Last year, I was more like a fourth op- Off the court, he’s had to adjust to the get away with that stuff, not tion on offense, so I had to make it count concept of being the guy the other play- guys like Malcolm Butler. And when I was out there by scoring and tak- ers look to. But he relishes the opportu- I’m sure Butler is fully aware ing the opponent’s best guy on defense,” nity and makes the most of the elevated ITEM FILE PHOTO of that. said Keaney. “This year I kind of run the leadership role. Marblehead senior Seamus Keaney KRAUSE, B2 show out there, so it’s been a bit of an KEANEY, B2 leads on and off the court. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 McDaniels stay gives Patriots possible Belichick successor BOSTON (AP) — Josh Mc- searches every offseason over Responding to a suggestion Daniels sent ripples through- the past three years. that comfort with the Patriots out the NFL with his decision At 41, he’s considered one might have played a role in to pull out of an agreement of the NFL’s brightest young McDaniels’ decision, former to become the Indianapolis minds. What’s more, McDan- coach and current NBC foot- Colts’ head coach. iels is someone whom Patri- ball analyst Tony Dungy said He has yet to speak publicly ots quarterback Tom Brady in a tweet Wednesday that about what factored into the trusts and recently called “there is no excuse big enough 11th hour about-face. But Mc- “a great coach and a great to justify this,” adding it was Daniels’ return as New En- friend.” indefensible to leave the as- gland’s offensive coordinator It’s unclear how McDan- sistant coaches he’s hired in keeps a possible successor for iels’ decision will affect him limbo. Patriots coach Bill Belichick regarding future opportuni- Charlie Weis, who was Pa- in house. ties with other NFL teams, a triots offensive coordinator Belichick gave no indication gamble should he never get from 2000 through 2004 and after the Super Bowl loss to the opportunity to lead the coached alongside McDaniels, Philadelphia on Sunday night Patriots. is now an analyst on SiriusXM that he plans to exit in 2018. Colts general manager NFL Radio. During an ap- And just last month he said Chris Ballard said Wednes- pearance on Mad Dog Sports that it was “absolutely” his in- day that the assistants that Radio he called McDaniels’ tention to be back for his 19th McDaniels had already hired decision “unbelievable.” season with the Patriots. to be on his staff would have “I know his agent, Bob But at age 65 he’s also the their contracts honored. If LaMonte. I had his agent for second-oldest coach in the McDaniels ever leaves New 15 years,” Weis said. “And I NFL, behind only Seattle’s England again, he will cer- promise you, with 100 percent FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pete Carroll at 66. tainly have some repairs to conviction, this is against McDaniels has been one of make to his image around the what Bob LaMonte wanted Josh McDaniels, right, decided on Tuesday to remain with the the hottest names in coaching league. him to do.” Patriots as offensive coordinator under Bill Belichick. Colts say ‘rivalry on’ after McDaniels backs out of deal DeMayo ready to take INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Colts ing his top choice wasn’t clear from Twitter account and roughly 16 general manager Chis Ballard the occasional glare or the strong hours after he called back to tell next step with Div. 1 showed up for a news conference pitch in his voice, he left no doubt Ballard he was out, the search be- Wednesday — just not the one he with one parting shot. gins anew for the jilted Colts. expected. “The rivalry is back on,” he said Their other finalist, Mike Vrabel, Wagner football Instead of introducing Josh Mc- before leaving. has already taken the Tennessee job. Daniels as the team’s new head Conducting a coaching search in Another top-tier candidate, Mike DEMAYO Eric. He can do anything coach, Ballard stood in front of re- February isn’t what Ballard or Indy Nagy, has already been hired in Chi- From B1 he sets his mind to. It only porters trying to explain why New envisioned when Chuck Pagano was cago. Baylor coach Matt Rhule, who took him four games to find England’s longtime offensive coordi- fired just hours after Indy complet- also interviewed for the job, is back In making the jump from the field as a freshman at nator reneged on a deal he initially ed a 4-12 season on Dec. 31. on campus getting ready for spring high school football to the Peabody and there weren’t accepted. Exactly 24 hours after announc- football. And it’s unclear where the Division I collegiate level, many who thought he’d do But if Ballard’s disgust about los- ing McDaniels’ hiring on the team’s Colts may turn next. both DeMayo and Betten- that.” court anticipate challenges Now with his future plans along the way. That doesn’t cemented, DeMayo can mean DeMayo will walk focus on ending his high onto the gridiron at Wagner school athletic career on a with nerves or butterflies. winning note. He’s current- “I came into the transi- ly wrapping up his final tion from youth football to season as a thrower on the high school football with the indoor track team and will same mentality of coming them jump right into serv- in to compete,” DeMayo re- ing as the starting catcher called. “Four weeks later I for the Tanners baseball was on the field. When I’m team. on the same field with guys “We’re wrapping up the that are better than me, track season. I’m among the I make it my goal to beat top three or four throwers in them. I’m going to push my- the state,” DeMayo said. “I’d self as best I can.” like to qualify for nationals “Once he gets there, I’m and see where it goes. In sure he’ll have a little ad- terms of baseball, it’s been justment period,” Betten- a bit of a disappointment court said. “Kids will be the past three seasons. We’d faster and stronger but Eric really like to make a tourna- feeds off that. When my fos- ment run and bring home a ter son, Doug Santos, went championship. With the bur- to Assumption he had to ad- den of making my decision just. I think Eric’s no differ- off my chest, I think I’m in ent. I would never hold back a better position to do that.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Robert Kraft, left, hands the Lamar Hunt AFC Championship trophy to Bill Belichick after the Pa- triots beat the Jacksonville Jaguars on Jan. 20. Kraft may be sensing the beginning of the end with Belichick KRAUSE the Patriots out on allegedly deflat- hours while his defense was getting From B1 ed footballs — which ultimately re- lit up. sulted in Brady’s four-game suspen- At this point, this isn’t about all The benching forced other play- sion. Bill’s quirks anymore. This wasn’t ers into unfamiliar roles, and the Why wouldn’t Kraft be upset that answering “today is Friday” when ones who had to take up the slack his heir apparent to Belichick was someone asked him for the 112th in Butler’s absence were torched by bolting … and for the Colts, of all time whether Brady would play a backup quarterback (which begs teams. Sunday. This was the Super Bowl, the comment that the only way the There’s that. But if there were and a decision that Belichick is ob- Patriots could have possibly lost to a ever such a thing as an unspoken viously not comfortable explaining backup quarterback was if they put message breaking decibel records, may have cost his team, and more backup cornerbacks on the field). this is it. Kraft went out of his way importantly, Kraft’s team, the game. One of the few other logical ex- to pull McDaniels back to the orga- All of which brings us back to the planations for this is that Belichick nization, and there can only be one opening paragraph. Belichick al- truly believed that over the course reason for that. McDaniels WILL ways preaches that his team should of about five hours, he could coach be the next coach. There can be no ignore the noise. these JV players up to the point ambiguity on this. And it’ll be sooner But sometimes, the noise is a little where they could compete against rather than later. The guy can’t wait too loud to ignore. And sometimes Nick Foles. He lost that bet with around forever. there’s so much noise that it pene- himself. Belichick is 65. There may be a lit- trates that icy exterior and has an ITEM FILE PHOTO Enter Josh McDaniels. The Patri- tle bit of “get-off-my-lawnism” creep- effect on you. Eric DeMayo, left, starred for four years on the ots’ offensive coordinator was about ing in here. He was obviously bugged Belichick has had to read about Peabody High gridiron. to become head coach of the India- enough with Butler that he let it af- how he’s a genius for 18 years. Could napolis Colts. This must have real- fect his team’s chances of capturing be that he just showed everybody ly stuck in Kraft’s craw. One of the a very winnable sixth Super Bowl how firmly he’s beginning to believe worst periods of his ownership (I’d title. And then in an act that even that. And it could be that Kraft sens- Keaney adjusting have to say the Aaron Hernandez a bad corporate human resources es that Sunday was the beginning of trial would be THE worst) occurred department would condemn, he let the end of the delicate balance that when the Colts organization called Butler twist in the wind for four has always existed between the two. well to captain’s role

Winthrop girls hockey earns a spot in the state tournament KEANEY there. He’s just a great stu- From B1 dent-athlete.” WINTHROP another goal into the back of the net “We’re talking about that. We re- So now, as Keaney has From B1 to slice Medford’s deficit down to ally need to crack down now and we “It’s really been a privilege helped lead the Magi- 4-2. Needing an insurance goal to need to get another three or four to lead this group of guys,” cians to a 10-6 record, the Medford made things interesting reclaim the momentum, Winthrop wins here in the last four games,” Keaney said. “They all work state tournament sits on in the second period. Forbes scored scored two and sealed the win. First Martucci said. “If we can grab those hard, they all want to win the horizon. Despite that, a goal two minutes into the period it was Norris, who scored with 5:22 wins, that’d be really good for seed- and we all love to be around Keaney is repeating a line to get the Mustangs on the board, remaining to make it a 5-2 Vikings ing. We’d rather be home. It’s tough each other and pick each that has been heard quite a down 4-1. Although the Vikings con- lead. Then it was Kennedy, who fired to go away, we’ve gone away the past other up every day.” bit around these parts over tinued to make it a busy afternoon a shot past Pesatoro to cap the 6-2 few years and that’s been hard on Part of what makes the past 15-20 years when for Mustangs goalie Terrell Pesa- victory. us.” Keaney such a good play- talking about another team, er and leader, according to toro, the junior netminder stood tall. “Medford got it to 4-2 on a really The Vikings (9-4-1) are back on the the New England Patriots. Giardi, is the fact that he’s “We just need to keep She denied shot after shot in period nice shot by Forbes,” Martucci said. ice Saturday afternoon (1:30) when such a hard worker. On the getting better every day,” No. 2 to keep Medford in the game. “It starts to get a little nerve wrack- they host Marblehead at Larsen court and in the classroom, Keaney said. “We’ve got to After two, the Vikings led 4-1. Rink. The Magicians and Vikings ing because then they can pull the Keaney gets his job done take things one game at a “We knew it wouldn’t be easy com- goalie and all that. It was nice to get met earlier this season in a 6-4 Win- and he does it well. time because every game ing into the game,” Martucci said. the spread and grab that fifth goal, throp win on Jan. 3. “It’s just great to work matters, and we can’t take “She’s (Pesatoro) a good sized player that was huge. Then the shorthand- “Marblehead’s a good team,” Mar- with him,” Giardi, who any steps back at this point. and she’s pretty athletic. She made ed goal was really nice to get.” tucci said. “They gave us a battle the also teaches at Marble- We just have to keep mov- some nice saves and it was tough. With a tournament berth sealed, last time we played them and I ex- head High, said. “He’s such ing forward.” Medford ended up winning the sec- the Vikings now shift their focus pect the same thing. I think we play a hard worker out there, Keaney and the Magi- ond period because she kind of held to ending the season with a string a little better at Winthrop than we always trying to get better cians will host Northeast- out.” of wins in hopes of earning a home do at Salem State so I’m hoping that on the court. I have him in ern Conference opponent After a quiet start from both sides game. Winthrop has four games re- plays to our advantage and that’s the classroom as well and Lynn Classical (11-4) on to start the third period, Forbes fired maining on its schedule. what I’m looking for.” he works just as hard in Friday night (7). THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE THURSDAY Saugus at Swampscott (7) B’s on point in romp of Rangers English at Everett (7) Boys Hockey Beverly at Peabody (7) Essex Tech at Lynn (6) Revere at Medford (7) NEW YORK (AP) — Lynnfield at Triton (7) Malden at Danvers (7) Riley Nash and Zdeno Danvers at Saugus (7:10) Winthrop at Gloucester (7) Chara scored first-pe- Girls Basketball Boys Hockey riod goals and Patrice KIPP at Pioneer Charter Saugus (4:15) Marblehead at Westfield (7) Everett at Peabody (7) Bergeron added two in the Girls Hockey second to help the surging FRIDAY Marblehead at Williams (12) Boys Basketball Fenwick at Shawsheen (3) Boston Bruins swamp the Mystic Valley at Tech (5:30) Gymnastics New York Rangers 6-1 on Excel at Salem Academy (6) NEC League Meet (at Winthrop, TBD) Wednesday night. St. Mary’s at Lowell Catholic (6:30) SATURDAY The Bruins won for the Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (6:30) 18th time in their last 23 Lynnfield at Triton (6:30) Boys Hockey Classical at Marblehead (7) Gloucester at Danvers (12:30) games, getting 21 saves Swampscott at Saugus (7) Newburyport at St. John’s Prep (3:30) from backup netmind- Everett at English (7) Lynnfield at Masco (4) er Anton Khudobin. The Cohasset at Swampscott (4:30) St. John’s Prep at Malden Catholic (7) Bruins (33-11-8) are just a Peabody at Beverly (7) Winthrop at Fenwick (6) Williams at St. Mary’s (8:30) Medford at Revere (7) point behind Atlantic Di- Salem at Somerville (7) Girls Hockey vision-leading Tampa Bay. Danvers at Malden (7) Marblehead at Winthrop (1:30) Tim Schaller’s goal that Gloucester at Winthrop (7) Oakmont at Peabody (4) made it 4-1 at 7:25 of Girls Basketball Beverly at Shrewsbury (4) Arlington Cath. at St. Mary’s (6:30) the second period chased Excel at Salem Academy (6) Rangers goaltender Henr- Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6:30) Girls Basketball Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (6:30) Nauset at St. Mary’s (3:45) ik Lundqvist and brought Triton at Lynnfield (6:30) Swimming boos from the crowd at Marblehead at Classical (7) Sectionals (at M.I.T., 2:30) Madison Square Garden. Lundqvist was replaced TV/RADIO by Ondrej Pavelec. The Rangers had won TV seven straight over the NBA Bruins, including both 8 p.m...... Boston at Washington...... TNT meetings this season. But 10:30 p.m...... Oklahoma City at LA Lakers...... TNT New York was no match College basketball for the Boston attack on 5 p.m...... Bryant at Wagner...... CBSSN Wednesday. 7 p.m...... Austin Peay at Murray St...... CBSSN After Rick Nash gave the 7 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Louisville...... ESPN2 Rangers an early lead with 7 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Clemson...... NESN his 16th goal five minutes 7 p.m...... Tulane at Tulsa...... ESPNews into the first period, the 7 p.m...... Vermont at Albany...... ESPNU Bruins began their relent- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 p.m...... Duke at North Carolina...... ESPN less barrage. Riley Nash tied it with his eighth of Patrice Bergeron, left, celebrates with his teammates after scoring a 8 p.m...... Stanford at Utah...... FS1 goal in the second period against the New York Rangers at Madison 9 p.m...... SMU at Houston...... ESPN2 the season at 7:54 with as- Square Garden on Wednesday night. 9 p.m...... So. Illinois at Illinois St...... CBSSN sists to David Backes and Danton Heinen. 9 p.m...... Tennessee Tech at Jacksonville St...... ESPNU long shot from just inside New Jersey’s Marcus Jo- since winning at Arizona Lundqvist initially 9 p.m...... Wisconsin at Illinois...... Big Ten Network the blue line skittered hansson. on Jan. 6. The Rangers last stopped a shot by Backes. 10 p.m...... UCLA at Arizona...... ESPN past Lundqvist after the Sean Kuraly completed missed the playoffs in 2010. 10 p.m...... Washington at Oregon...... FS1 But the Bruins forward re- covered his rebound, then goaltender seemed to the scoring for the visitors NOTES: Lundqvist 11 p.m...... Santa Clara at BYU...... ESPNU make a pad save. with his fifth goal at 6:14 made his 788th career 11 p.m...... USC at Arizona St...... ESPN2 sent the puck in front to Nash as Rangers defense- Schaller extended the of the third. appearance, tying Gilles Women’s college basketball lead with his eighth of the Boston is 18-1-4 in their Meloche for 17th place 7 p.m...... Maryland at Michigan St...... Big Ten Network man Tony DeAngelo was caught out of position. season before Bergeron last 23 games and 27-4-4 on the NHL goalies list. . 7 p.m...... South Carolina at Alabama...... SEC Network scored his second of the in their last 35 contests. The Rangers were with- 9 p.m...... Kentucky at Missouri...... SEC Network Chara, the 40-year-old defenseman playing his game — this time short- The Bruins are 10-0-2 in out injured forward Chris Golf handed — at the 10-min- their last 12 road games. Kreider, Pavel Buchnev- 3 p.m...... PGA: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... Golf 20th NHL season, put Boston ahead at 16:09 ute mark. The goal was They last lost an away ich and Jimmy Vesey, as 11 p.m...... Handa World Super 6 Perth...... Golf of the first with his fifth Bergeron’s team-leading game in regulation on Dec. well as defensemen Kev- Olympics goal of the season and the 24th and came with as- 4 at Nashville. in Shattenkirk and Marc 6 a.m...... Mixed doubles curling; ski jumping...... NBCSN 193rd of his career. sists to Chara and Brad The spiraling Rangers Staal ... Boston scratched 8 p.m...... Figure skating; freestyle skiing...... NBC The Bruins extended the Marchand, who returned have lost four straight and forward Frank Vatra- 8 p.m...... Mixed doubles curling; alpine skiing; luge... NBCSN lead to 3-1 at 3:47 of the after serving a five-game seven of their last eight no and defensemen Paul 11:35 p.m...... Mixed doubles curling...... NBCSN Radio second when Bergeron’s suspension for elbowing games. They are 3-10-0 Postma and Kevan Miller. NBA 8 p.m...... Boston at Washington...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Texas Rangers trade QB-infielder SPORTS BRIEFS NSSUA Softball phone at 781-223-0378. Russell Wilson to New York Yankees Classes will be held on Umpire School Monday nights at Marble- ARLINGTON, Texas Wilson said. (AP) — Seattle Seahawks “I remember how ex- head High School form The North Shore Softball quarterback Russell Wil- cited I was when Texas Umpire Association 6:30-8 p.m. starting tonight. son has been traded — selected me in the Rule 5 (NSSUA) is looking for new Cost for the school is from the Texas Rangers to Draft in December 2013. softball umpires for the $100, which covers half of the New York Yankees. During my two springs in upcoming 2018 season. 2018’s NSSUA dues, a rule- The MLB’s Rangers se- Arizona with the Rangers, Anyone interested can con- book, umpiring materials lected Wilson in the Tri- I was reminded just how tact Roy Ballard at roys- and the 2018 softball ple-A portion of the Rule much I love the game of [email protected] or by umpire exam. 5 draft during the winter baseball.” meetings in December A two-sport athlete in 2013, about two months college, Wilson graduated NBA before he led the Sea- from North Carolina State EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE hawks to a win over Den- University in 2010. In Atlantic Division Southwest Division ver in the Super Bowl. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 2011, he left the Rockies Boston 39 16 .709 — Houston 39 13 .750 — On Wednesday, Texas organization for football Toronto 37 16 .698 1 San Antonio 34 21 .618 6½ traded Wilson to the Yan- to be a graduate transfer Philadelphia 26 25 .510 11 New Orleans 28 25 .528 11½ kees for future consider- New York 23 32 .418 16 Memphis 18 35 .340 21½ at Wisconsin, leading to Brooklyn 19 36 .345 20 Dallas 17 37 .315 23 ations. the Badgers to a share Southeast Division Northwest Division Wilson spent a day in of the Big Ten title and W L Pct GB W L Pct GB uniform with the Rangers Washington 31 23 .574 — Minnesota 34 22 .607 — a Rose Bowl appearance Miami 29 25 .537 2 Oklahoma City 31 24 .564 2½ at spring training in Sur- before the Seahawks took Charlotte 23 30 .434 7½ Denver 29 25 .537 4 prise, Ariz., in 2014 with- Orlando 17 36 .321 13½ Portland 29 25 .537 4 him in the third round of out appearing in a game, Atlanta 17 37 .315 14 Utah 25 28 .472 7½ the 2012 NFL draft. Central Division Pacific Division and made another cameo W L Pct GB W L Pct GB appearance at camp the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “While football is my Cleveland 30 22 .577 — Golden State 41 13 .759 — passion and my liveli- Milwaukee 30 23 .566 ½ L.A. Clippers 27 25 .519 13 following spring. An in- Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, Indiana 30 25 .545 1½ L.A. Lakers 22 31 .415 18½ fielder, Wilson hit .229 in who also has a minor-league baseball contract, hood, baseball remains a Detroit 26 26 .500 4 Phoenix 18 37 .327 23½ huge part of where I came Chicago 18 35 .340 12½ Sacramento 17 36 .321 23½ two seasons in the low mi- was traded from the Texas Rangers to the New from and who I am today,” Wednesday’s Games New Orleans at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. nor leagues in Colorado’s York Yankees on Wednesday. Brooklyn at Detroit, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. system in 2010-11. Wilson said. Houston at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Boston, 7:30 p.m. “I’ve learned so much Indiana at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. The 29-year-old Wilson general manager Brian ment thanking the Rang- Minnesota at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Miami, 8 p.m. is expected to be in the Cashman said. ers for giving him the on the baseball field that Utah at Memphis, 8 p.m. Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. translates to my game San Antonio at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 9:30 p.m. Yankees major league “This is a unique oppor- chance to experience pro- Thursday’s Games Portland at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. camp in March, where he tunity for us to learn from fessional baseball again. physically and mental- Atlanta at Orlando, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games ly playing quarterback New York at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. will participate in pre- an extraordinary athlete “Growing up taking Boston at Washington, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. game workouts and watch who has reached the pin- grounders, hitting BP, and in the NFL. ... While I Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. embrace the chance to Dallas at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Washington at Chicago, 8 p.m. games from the Yankees nacle of his profession. Af- throwing deep post routes Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. dugout while in Florida. ter talking to a number of early in the mornings be a New York Yankee, Friday’s Games San Antonio at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. I will forever be grate- L.A. Clippers at Detroit, 7 p.m. Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. He will be assigned to the our players, there is a gen- with my dad and brother Double-A Trenton roster. uine excitement in having is where my love of sports ful to have been a part “We’ve admired Rus- Russell join us for a short came from, and those of a world class orga- NHL sell’s career from afar for time in camp.” memories stick with me nization like the Texas EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE quite some time,” Yankees Wilson issued a state- every morning I wake up,” Rangers.” Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 53 36 14 3 75 189 140 Winnipeg 54 32 13 9 73 176 143 Boston 51 32 11 8 72 167 123 Nashville 51 32 12 7 71 161 131 New SEC coaches deliver mixed results on signing day Toronto 55 31 19 5 67 179 154 St. Louis 55 32 20 3 67 155 140 Florida 51 23 22 6 52 146 164 Dallas 54 31 19 4 66 167 140 Detroit 52 21 23 8 50 136 154 Minnesota 53 29 19 5 63 159 152 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The about half the members of the Vol- Aggies to 17th. Tennessee was hov- Montreal 53 22 25 6 50 139 164 Colorado 52 29 19 4 62 167 150 new coaches in the Southeastern unteers’ 20 signees hadn’t even vis- ering around the bottom of the top Ottawa 52 18 25 9 45 137 179 Chicago 53 24 21 8 56 155 148 Conference got their first opportuni- ited Tennessee’s campus until the 20, while Mississippi State and Ole Buffalo 53 14 29 10 38 120 175 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA ty to compete with one another over weekend after he took the job in ear- Miss were just inside the top 30. Ar- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 53 35 14 4 74 181 145 the last two months on the recruit- ly December. kansas was outside the top 50. Washington 53 31 17 5 67 165 154 San Jose 53 28 17 8 64 153 145 Pittsburgh 55 30 22 3 63 169 166 Calgary 53 27 18 8 62 150 151 ing trail. “There was just no time in Decem- That left them far behind some New Jersey 52 27 17 8 62 157 156 Anaheim 55 26 19 10 62 155 159 All had to navigate the new re- ber (for new coaches) to get things of the SEC’s more established pro- Philadelphia 53 25 19 9 59 152 155 Los Angeles 52 28 19 5 61 148 126 cruiting calendar and none brought done before the early signing peri- grams. Georgia led the national Columbus 53 27 22 4 58 139 150 Edmonton 51 23 24 4 50 144 163 N.Y. Islanders 54 26 22 6 58 181 197 Vancouver 53 21 26 6 48 138 171 in top 10 classes, according to a com- od,” said Mike Farrell, the director of team recruiting rankings to end the Carolina 54 24 21 9 57 144 164 Arizona 53 12 32 9 33 122 186 posite ranking of recruiting sites recruiting for Rivals. “A lot of them seven-year reign of Alabama, which N.Y. Rangers 53 25 23 5 55 156 162 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. compiled by 247Sports . were hiring staff, transitioning from ranked sixth. Auburn was 12th na- Wednesday’s Games Detroit at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Six SEC teams have new coaches one team to another.” tionally and third in the SEC. Nashville at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Calgary at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Florida, 7:30 p.m. this year if you include Mississippi’s Indeed, Arkansas added only eight “I’d say Jimbo Fisher at Texas Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Vancouver at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Matt Luke, who served as interim players during the early signing A&M is probably the guy who kind Thursday’s Games St. Louis at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. coach last fall. The others are Ar- period — less than half the total of of wins this cycle among new coach- Calgary at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Anaheim, 10 p.m. kansas’ Chad Morris, Florida’s Dan most Power Five programs. Morris es in the SEC because he was a late Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Nashville at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. Mullen, Mississippi State’s Joe Moor- added eight more players Wednes- hire, it took him a while to get his Vancouver at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey at Columbus, 7 p.m. head, Tennessee’s Jeremy Pruitt and day. coaching staff together and the way Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Nashville at Montreal, 7 p.m. Colorado at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Texas A&M’s Jimbo Fisher. Mullen fared the best of the new they closed is really going to spring- Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Most of the coaches got their jobs coaches with a class that ranked board them into 2019,” said Barton Vegas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Colorado at Carolina, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Philadelphia at Arizona, 8 p.m. just a few weeks before the new De- 14th as of early Wednesday evening. Simmons, the director of scouting for Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. cember signing period. Pruitt said Fisher made a late surge to get the 247Sports. “It really already has.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Care more and worry less. For- Don’t get anxious when some- Channel your energy into your Get out with friends. Socialize Draw on your experience to Health issues should not be left go lavish pastimes and look for thing doesn’t add up. Gather the one-on-one relationships. Set or get involved in physical ac- help you gain perspective on unattended. Taking care of your something that requires little facts, ask questions and take a time aside to spend with the tivities that will challenge you. what to do next. If you put your interests first will be necessary from you monetarily, but plen- stand against something you feel people who need you the most. A passionate approach to life energy into using your skills di- if you want to avoid physical, ty of time and energy. Offer to is unfair. Don’t wait for someone Don’t give up on someone go- and love will result in a roman- versely, you will succeed. financial or legal setbacks. help those less fortunate than else to make a difference. ing through a tough time. tic encounter. yourself. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Channel your energy wisely. Money issues are apparent. If Emotional manipulation or ul- Problems with loved ones, Emotions will mount, and fi- Take better care of your health, Don’t lose sight of your inten- someone shortchanges you, terior motives will lead to de- health issues or domestic nancial problems will escalate wealth and emotional well-be- tions if someone interferes. speak up as soon as you no- ception and discord. Honesty matters will surface. Refuse if you have joint holdings with a ing. Don’t give in to temptation Choose your words with care tice. The longer you prolong and integrity will be necessary to let your emotions take the friend or family member. Keep or follow someone who makes and your actions and respons- what needs to be done, the for both you and those you reins. Avoid excessive behav- the peace and look for suitable poor choices. Live smartly, not es thoughtfully. Love and peace less likely you are to find a res- deal with if you want to keep ior and people who tend to be solutions that will be beneficial excessively. will conquer hate and chaos. olution. the peace. abusive. to everyone involved.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Strings attached to son’s gift have mom tied up in knots It is all in the ruff timing DEAR ABBY: My son we’re in the same bed. He Pierre Trudeau said, “The diamond to the king and a bought me a car in 2012. I Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van insists that I sleep with essential ingredient of politics heart ruff high. had no idea he was doing Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, him because “if I don’t, it is timing.” If East had discarded, it. He traded my car in for and was founded by her mother, would create a rift in our He should have concentrat- South would have trumped a this newer car. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at marriage.” When I tell him ed on bridge! In our game, diamond in his hand, ruffed During the last five I love him but I need to get timing is often critical for win- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los the heart jack high and, if East years this “gift” has been my sleep, he says that love ning as many tricks as you threw a club, led dummy’s last nothing but a sore spot. If Angeles, CA 90069. is only a word for me if I elected to take during the trump. Instead, when East I get a ding from a parking don’t act upon it by sleep- auction. overruffed with his ace and re- lot, it’s my fault. If I let ing next to him. It has In this deal, how should friend lighting up in ther do I want to talk turned a trump, declarer won someone smoke in it, I’m gotten so bad I am think- South play in six spades after YOUR car doesn’t bother about my life. It would in his hand, ruffed the heart unappreciative. It’s al- ing of leaving him. Advice? West leads a low diamond? you, you shouldn’t have to make them uncomfort- jack, ruffed the diamond ways, “I do something to What was West’s more effec- apologize for it. able. eight, drew East’s last trump help you, and you’re so un- ONLY A WORD IN tive opening lead? As a last resort, consider I’m building a new life and claimed. grateful.” I’m at the point OHIO When South responded trading the car in for one now, but it’s still under Then West wondered if he of giving it back and rid- one spade, North added two he has nothing to do with. construction. How do I re- DEAR ONLY A WORD: points for his singleton and should have found the killing ing a bus. What’s the solu- spond to these well-mean- Rather than leave, sched- tion? rebid three spades, promis- trump lead. Two rounds of DEAR ABBY: After 31 ing old friends? ule an appointment for ing 15-17 support (high-card trumps would have defeated years of marriage, I di- both of you with your fam- AUTO-CHALLENGED NOT READY IN THE plus shortage) points. He also the slam. vorced my husband last ily physician. Because MOM IN WEST SOUTH had six losers (two spades, VIRGINIA year. I was very unhappily your “musical” husband is one heart, two diamonds and married, and am glad to DEAR NOT READY: tone-deaf when he hears one club), which is the num- DEAR AUTO-CHAL- be moving forward in life. You do not have to reveal you need a solid night’s ber for the jump rebid. South LENGED: The solution is Our children suffered as anything to these old ac- sleep, let the doctor im- used 14-30 Roman Key Card to stand up for yourself. well because of our mar- quaintances that you don’t press upon him how im- Blackwood to learn that his Your son appears to be us- riage, and are only now wish to. If they ask ques- portant sleep is for good partner had either two aces ing his “generosity” to bad- beginning to make healthy tions you feel are too per- mental and physical and the spade king or three ger you. choices. sonal or painful, all you health. Many happily aces. If you haven’t told him My problem is that peo- have to say is you would married couples sleep in South realized that his ba- how his comments have ple I knew ages ago have rather not discuss it. Then separate beds — and some- sic plan had to involve ruff- made you feel, you should. found me on social media change the subject. times even separate rooms ing hearts on the board. So, Point out that you can’t and want to reconnect. I’m — and have great rela- needing hand entries, he won control what happens to not ready for that. I don’t DEAR ABBY: My hus- tions both in and out of the first trick with dummy’s the vehicle when you’re not want to discuss what’s band tosses and turns, bed. When there are sleep diamond ace, a key play. De- in it. And once a gift is been happening for the snores, talks and sings in problems, sleeping apart clarer continued with a heart given, it’s the recipient’s to last 32 years. I don’t want his sleep. In short, I can- isn’t a matter of rejection; to his ace, a heart ruff low, a do with as she wishes. If a to wave them off, but nei- not get my sleep when it’s common sense.

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TMZ (N) The Four: Battle for Stardom “Finale” The Boston 25 News at Boston TMZ Daily- Simpsons Boston 9 FOX Tonight winner is named. (N) 10PM (N) News MailTV News WUTF La tierra prometida La niña La tierra prometida Renta Renta El Chavo Noticiero Laura Hasta el = UMA cong cong Uni Fin WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) Law & Order: Crimi- Law & Order: Crimi- Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met King of F MNT Theory Theory nal Intent nal Intent “F.P.S.” Queens WGBX The Great British Lark Rise to Can- Agatha Raisin “The Hidden Killers “The PBS NewsHour (N) Stories- Steves’ This Old L PBS Baking Show dleford Vicious Vet” Victorian Home” Stage Europe House Hr WBIN I Survived “Brent; I Killed My BFF “The Deadly Motives (N) Dr. G: Medical Drugs, Inc. “Meth” Most Shocking Border R MNT Susan; Denise” Babysitter” Examiner Highlights. 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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE (SEAL) MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage LAND COURT given by Teresa L. Tarbox and Ralph W. Tarbox, Jr. to Bank of America, N.A., dated DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT March 18, 2010 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Selwyn S. Bynoe to Aura Mortgage Advisors, LLC, dated 18 SM 000161 Deeds at Book 29376, Page 285 subsequently assigned to Federal National ORDER OF NOTICE Mortgage Association by Bank of America, N.A. by assignment recorded in said November 7, 2012 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32058, Page 221 and Deeds in Book 31899, Page 308 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Aura Mortgage Advisors, LLC is the present holder, for breach of conditions of said TO: subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Inez L. Inniss a/k/a Inez Louise Burton Participation Trust by Federal National Mortgage Association by assignment mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book located at 6 Spencer Street, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public Auction at 12:00 PM on March 9, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 35644, Page 325; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for U.S.C. App. section 3901 et seq.: breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on February 22, 2018 at 42 The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, situated in said Lynn, The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Rockingham Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Certificateholders CWALT, Inc., Alternative Loan Trust 2006-6CB, Mortgage Mortgage, to wit: known as 6 Spencer Street, being shown as Lot B on a "Subdivision of Land owned by Robert M. Cook, Lynn, Mass.," dated June 24, 1955, drawn by Albert D. Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-6CB A parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, County of Essex, Martin, Reg. Land Surveyor, and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 4190, Page 398, bounded and described as follows: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, known as 42 Rockingham Street, and bounded: numbered 19 Cottage Street, given by Inez L. Inniss and David A. Inniss to Northeast: By Rockingham Street, 42.75 feet; Southeast: By land now or formerly "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a separate of Walker, 88 feet; Southwest: By land now or formerly of Churchill, 47.25 feet; NORTHEASTERLY by Spencer Street, 36.03 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot A on said plan, 54.75 feet; corporation that is acting solely as nominee for "Lender", Countrywide Home and Northwest: By land or formerly of Davis, 93 feet Being the same premises Loans, Inc. and its successors and assigns, dated February 24, 2006, and conveyed to me by Deed dated September 29, 1981, from Nunsisto P. & Salvucci SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Backman, 35.12 feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Noonan, 63.41 feet. registered in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds at Book 6867, Page 637. as Document No. 464670, and noted on Certificate of Title No. 79357, and also Subject to easement to Declaration of Homestead recorded with Essex South Containing 2,075 square feet of land according to said Plan. noted on Certificate of Title No. 85412, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, Registry of Deeds in Book 18014, Page 234. Subject to and with benefit of all has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of easements, restrictions, agreements and covenants of record insofar as they are in Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. force and applicable. For Title reference see Deed record at the Essex South For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31899, Page 306. Registry of Deeds in Book 14924, Page 475. Being the same property conveyed If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United from Teresa L. Libby to Teresa L. Tarbox in Deed recorded 09/13/2004 in Book States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 23374, Page 32 of Registrar of Deeds for Essex County, MA. The premises will be sold subject to the terms and provisions of the covenant for Affordable Housing contained in the DEED Rider recorded as part of Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on the Unit Deed in Book 33159, Page 36. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before MAR 05, restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and benefits of said Act. assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on JAN 22, 2018 TERMS OF SALE: and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Attest: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Deborah J. Patterson a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of Recorder delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Item: February 8, 2018 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, THE TRIAL COURT at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the DIVORCE SUMMONS BY sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be PUBLICATION AND MAILING entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Essex Probate and Family Court recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The 36 Federal Street description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Other terms to be announced at the sale. Salem, MA 01970 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Docket No. ES17D0185DR Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Aura Mortgage Advisors, LLC Korde & Associates, P.C. Ydalia A Gonzalez vs. Raul Cardona Mercado U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 To the Defendant: The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Present Holder of said Mortgage, 027234Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown By Its Attorneys, The Complaint is on file at the Court. ORLANS PC Bynoe, Selwyn S., 16-027234 Item: February 1, 8, 15, 2018 An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you PO Box 540540 from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Waltham, MA 02454 of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Phone: (781) 790-7800 You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: 15-012078 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Item: February 1, 8, 15, 2018 THE TRIAL COURT Ydalia A Gonzalez PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 10 Farrar St COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Docket No. ES18P0260EA Apt 507 LAND COURT INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Lynn, MA 01902 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 15 SM 003690 Estate of: Chesley Vail your answer, if any, on or before 03/19/2018. If you fail to do so, the court will Date of Death: August 22, 2017 proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file AMENDED ORDER OF NOTICE Essex Division a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. TO: Jean E. King Petitioner Fiona M Mulcahy of Haverhill MA Date: January 3, 2018 Petitioner Karena B Donnelly of North Andover MA Pamela Casey O'Brien and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Register of Probate U.S.C. App. º 501 et seq.: Fiona M Mulcahy of Haverhill MA Karena B Donnelly of North Andover MA Item: February 8, 2018 Wells Fargo Bank, National Association, not in its individual or banking has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to capacity but solely as trustee for the SRMOF II 2011-1 Trust serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal LEGAL NOTICE claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without numbered 41 Millard Avenue, given by Jean E. King to Mortgage Electronic supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Registration Systems, Inc, as nominee for BankUnited, FSB, dated June 18, 2007, the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration CONSERVATION COMMISSION and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating 480342, on Certificate of Title 66940, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment of to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL mortgage, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a Servicemembers status. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal public hearing on the Notice of Intent of Peter A. Hasak for the filling of two Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and bunkers and recontouring of #14 green surrounds, and the regrading and If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. resurfacing of the #8 tee within 100 feet of an inland and/or coastal wetland States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Item: February 8, 2018 resource area at Map 17, Lots 25 & 31, Map 18, Lot 1 - 173/174 Salem Street, Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Swampscott, MA. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 5, The request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for Thursday, February 2018, or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the 15th, 2018, at 7:30pm at Swampscott Police Headquarters, Community Room, benefits of said Act. 531 Humphrey Street.

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In- percent from its most re- alarming that markets 34 cents, or 2.1 percent, to dustrial companies and cent record high set on weren’t considering that, $16.24 an ounce. banks are climbing, while January 26. for example, we have a dif- Precious metals prices technology companies are Wednesday’s swing ferent (Federal Reserve) climbed in December and down and energy firms was significant, but was in 2018 that could be more January and have actual- are slumping along with dwarfed by the lurching hawkish.” ly decreased over the last oil prices. moves the market has Stocks tumbled after few days. After a slightly lower made over the last few the Labor Department Individual news from open, stocks recovered days. The Dow plunged said Friday that workers’ companies took center within the first few min- 1,175 points Monday, and wages in January were at stage again. Wynn Re- utes of trading, only to slip on a wild day Tuesday, it their fastest pace in eight sorts jumped $13.60, or and briefly turn lower. By dove to an early loss of 567 years. While that’s good for 8.3 percent, to $176.82 af- mid-afternoon they were points and then wound up the economy, Hooper noted ter Steve Wynn resigned higher again. with a gain of 567 points. that higher pay to workers as chairman and CEO. The Standard & Poor’s Global markets most- can reduce corporate prof- The Wall Street Journal 500 index climbed 11 ly rose and appeared its, and company profits reported last month that a points, or 0.4 percent, to calmer Wednesday. Ger- are the stock market’s fuel. number of women accused 2,707 as of 3:30 p.m. East- many’s DAX was up 1.6 And it can take a long time Wynn of sexual harass- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ern time. The Dow Jones percent while the British for workers to start spend- ment or assault, and said industrial average added FTSE 100 index rose 1.9 Trader Patrick McKeon works on the floor of ing more money after they Wynn paid $7.5 million to 237 points, or 1 percent, percent. The CAC 40 in the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday. get a raise, but higher pay settle one such case. to 25,150. It rose as much France picked up 1.8 per- starts hurting corporate He has denied the accu- as 381 points earlier. The cent. Hong Kong’s Hang steadied somewhat, in- much volatility inves- profits much faster. sations but said he could Nasdaq composite fell 9 Seng fell 0.9 percent while vestors are still far more tors expect in the future, There were few signs not be effective in his cor- points, or 0.1 percent, to Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock nervous than they were is currently at 25, about investors were avoiding porate positions in the 7,106. Two stocks rose for average closed up 0.2 per- just a few days ago. The double where it was two stocks entirely. Bond pric- face of those allegations. every one that fell on the cent. The Kospi in South VIX index, which is called weeks ago. It spiked above es edged lower. The yield Wynn stock has fallen New York Stock Exchange. Korea fell 2.3 percent. Wall Street’s “fear gauge” 50 early Tuesday. on the 10-year Treasury 12.5 percent since the After two steep plunges, While markets have because it measures how “The markets had blind- note rose to 2.85 percent Journal’s report. L.A. 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The Times just decisions made from hun- the union representing the overseers and bringing it replaced its top editor, dreds of miles away in paper’s journalists said it under local ownership for the third such switch in Chicago, and the paper “looks forward to work- the first time in 18 years. six months, and publish- went through a succession ing with a local owner The agreement between er Ross Levinsohn had of top editors and publish- who can help us preserve Los Angeles medical en- been on unpaid leave af- ers. The Times as a guardian trepreneur Dr. Patrick ter it was learned he was Among them was editor of our community and as Soon-Shiong and Tronc a defendant in two sexual John Carroll, who led the the voice of the American Inc. represents the latest harassment lawsuits else- paper to 13 Pulitzer Prizes West.” instance of a rich, civ- where. Tronc said Wednes- but resigned under heavy Maya Lau, a Times law ic-minded individual pur- day he was cleared of any pressure to cut staff. His enforcement reporter, chasing a newspaper from wrongdoing. successor, Dean Baquet, tweeted: “Congratulations a big corporation. Also, journalists voted left after 15 months and to Patrick Soon-Shiong Soon-Shiong, 65, amassed last month to unionize for is now executive editor at and hooray for a return to his fortune in part by de- the first time in the pa- The New York Times. local ownership of the Los veloping a cancer drug in per’s 136-year history. Reporters at the Times Angeles Times & San Di- 1991. He was already a ma- Tronc, formerly known were also alarmed by the ego Union Tribune.” jor shareholder in Tronc, as the Tribune Co., owns recent hiring of several With the newspaper in- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS one of the richest men in the Chicago Tribune and news executives who re- dustry thrown into deep Los Angeles and the na- several other U.S. news- ported to business exec- turmoil by the internet, The Los Angeles Times is being sold to Dr. Pat- tion’s wealthiest doctor by papers, including the Bal- utives, and not to news Amazon founder Jeff rick Soon-Shiong, a local billionaire, for $500 Forbes’ estimate, with a net timore Sun and New York editors. Traditionally, the Bezos bought The Wash- million, ending its strained tenure under the worth put at $7.8 billion. Daily News. editorial and business ington Post in 2013 for owner of the Chicago Tribune. The deal includes the Clashes between the sides of a paper are kept $250 million. 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Apres ski, enjoy a the 30 days, if you are satisfied with the style” — a mix of “local and luxury with a romantic dinner in a yurt by the fire: dash of travel hacking.” “There’s something about cozying up in a improvement in your hearing and wish to keep the “Adventure can be romantic even if it cabin with the person you love.” instrument, you may do so at tremendous savings. doesn’t have rose petals on the bed and FROM A HONEYMOON chocolates on your pillow,” said Mike TO A BUSINESS But this is only for a limited time. You must Howard. The Howards’ odyssey began in 2012 The Howards recently discussed their with an around-the-world honeymoon. schedule your appointment by journey and philosophy on the weekly AP As their destination wish list got longer, February 28, 2018. Don’t wait. Travel “Get Outta Here!” podcast. they decided to spend their savings to FAVORITE PLACES travel for a year. 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