SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 Impeachment West Lynn goes to House salutes

By Lisa Mascaro The corner of and Mary Clare Jalonick Blossom and hero son ASSOCIATED PRESS Alley streets By Thor Jourgensen WASHINGTON — Democrats propelled in Lynn was ITEM STAFF President Donald Trump’s impeachment rededicated as toward a historic vote by the full U.S. Pennucci Sqare LYNN — More than 150 people crowded House as the Judiciary Committee on Fri- on Friday. It onto Blossom Street at Alley Street Friday day approved charges of abuse of power is named for afternoon to rededicate the intersection in and obstruction of Congress. It’s the latest Cpl. Peter J. memory of a West Lynn resident killed in major step in the constitutional and polit- Pennucci of Vietnam. ical storm that has divided Congress and Lynn, who was Peter J. Pennucci would have celebrated the nation. killed in action his 70th birthday Friday. He died in com- The House is expected to approve the two while serving bat on May 20, 1970 and a flag-adorned articles of impeachment next week, before in Vietnam. sign that reads, “Cpl. Peter J. Pennucci Sq.” lawmakers depart for the holidays. overlooks the corner a half block from his ITEM PHOTO | IMPEACHMENT, A3 SPENSER HASAK PENNUCCI, A3

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK St. John’s Prep students line Summer Street, whch cuts through campus, wearing number 3 pins to honor Peter Frates whose funeral procession drove through campus Friday morning. ‘Peter Frates made a difference in all of our lives’ By Steve Krause of Boston College. campus of BC, arriving in front — he goes to Mass. We have to power coming out of Frates’ ITEM STAFF The funeral Mass for the St. of the church around 10:45. get him.” body from a foot or so above it. John’s Prep and Boston Col- Rev. Tony Penna, who is a Fr. Penna remained friends Frates was diagnosed with John Frates knew, from the lege baseball star, who lived in chaplain for several of the BC with Frates. The last time they ALS in 2012 and vowed his moment his son Peter was diag- Beverly, was broadcast on local athletic teams, including base- saw each other was earlier this would be a public fight against nosed with Amyotrophic Lateral television and streamed online. ball, was the principal celebrant. month, when he went to Frates’ the disease. Although his body Sclerosis, that the day would The procession, which left from During his homily, Fr. Pen- home in Beverly to pray with gradually failed him, Fr. Penna come when he’d have to stand the Campbell Funeral Home in na talked of the first time he’d him. said, his spirit never did. before a congregation of mourn- Beverly early Friday morning, heard Frates’ name. “We started out talking about “Peter Frates made a differ- ers and eulogize him. drove through the campus of St. “It was in 2002,” he said, “and things like BC’s hockey team ence in all of our lives,” he said. “I never imagined, though, John’s, with the school’s entire someone called me and said he beating Harvard, and St. John’s “Otherwise, none of us would be that it would be this magnifi- student body lining the streets knew of this kid Frates who is Prep going to the Super Bowl. here today.” cent,” he said, looking out at a and roads throughout the cam- perfect for BC. He’s smart, he’s Then we went from that to pray- Fr. Penna said that Frates’ life, throng of people Friday at St. pus. a good baseball player, he helps ing.” Ignatius Church on the campus From there, it proceeded to the people, and — best of all for us He said that he could feel the FRATES, A3

Students and Culinary program their friends and families enjoy a buffet taking Root in Lynn prepared by the students for By Elyse Carmosino ferent reasons, but the their graduation ITEM STAFF two now say they see a Homeless future that involves the ceremony from LYNN — The future the Root pro- culinary arts. looks bright for Root’s Wood is interested in mom gram in Salem. most recent alumni. From left: Karen working at a nearby cafe As their time with the or coffee shop after en- Rice, Fall River, hoping for program came to a close joying an externship at Stevie Pipes, Thursday night, two Salem coffee shop Brew a happy Swampscott, Lynn graduates of the Box, while Cruz said Jordan Masters, December 2019 class said she wants to use her Swampscott, they have high hopes for ServSafe certification to holiday and Abraham what lies ahead. look for jobs in the area. Salvador, Lynn. Tenelle Wood and She added that she’s also By Anne Marie Saidy Cruz both came considering opening a Tobin ITEM PHOTO | to the youth culinary job ITEM STAFF OLIVIA FALCIGNO training program for dif- ROOT, A3 For parents, there is nothing better than see- ing your child’s joy on Having a ball Christmas morning when the magic that is Santa Claus leaves lots of pres- ents under the tree. Espe- cially when the child is old INSIDE enough to latch on to the concept that it’s the toy Lynn inside the box that counts, Breaking bad on the not the box, wrapping pa- Lynnway. A6 per, ribbons or bows. But sometimes, parents Opinion need some help to make Making the right move a child’s dream come true, against the rearms especially when they are industry. A4 homeless and can barely make it from one day to Sports the next without assis- tance from others. Classical holds off “My current living sit- Salem in season uation is not stable for opening. B1 this Christmas,” writes a mother currently living in ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO a local homeless shelter Former Swampscott Fire Chief Bill Hyde throws a ball into low tide for his dog, Zuzu, alongside SANTA, A3 friend Jon Carpenito at sunset in Lynn this week.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 58° VOL. 142, ISSUE 6 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 41° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 OBITUARIES Stella A. Collins, 95 Muriel Lorraine Magner, 91

LYNN — Stella A. Collins age LYNN — Muriel Lorraine 95, of Lynn and Vero Beach, Magner (Emmons) passed FL died Sunday Dec. 8th at away on December 11th, the Jesmond Nursing Home peacefully at home, surround- in Nahant after a lengthy ill- ed by family and loved ones ness. Born in Lynn, she was after a brief illness. the daughter of the late Ste- Muriel was born in Lynn to fan and Frances (Lemanski) Ellen (Peterson) Emmons. A Jarzylo. She attended Lynn lifelong West Lynn resident, schools and graduated from Muriel worked more than 30 Lynn Classical High School, years at the Norelco / Philips Class of 1942. Stella was Lighting Company as a qual- employed as Office Manager ity control inspector, retiring at Stop & Shop Supermarkets in 1989. Muriel had a strong PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in both Lynn and Salem for 31 faith and was a long-time years until she retired in 1984. parishioner of Sacred Heart Bampumim Teixeira talks to the victims’ families After retiring, she moved to Church in Lynn. during jury deliberations in Boston, Thursday. Vero Beach, FL for 20 years re- Service information: Ser- Muriel was the beloved wife Magner and his wife Anne of turning to Lynn in 2005. She vice Details: Funeral from of the late John P. Magner, with Lynn. She was mother of the was a communicant of the whom she shared five sons: the Parker Funeral Home, 35 late Staff Sgt. Leo D. Magner- former St. Michael’s Church in John, James, Leo, Richard, U.S. Army. She leaves behind Man gets life for Franklin St. Lynn on Monday Lynn. Stella enjoyed knitting, and Timothy. After the untime- her daughter-in-law Donna at 9:30 a.m. followed by a playing bingo, crossword puz- ly death of her husband John, Magner of Indianapolis, IN. Mass of Christian Burial at zles, cooking and gardening. Muriel resiliently raised five She leaves behind her dear killing 2 doctors St. Mary’s Church in Lynn at She is survived by one sons on her own. She was a sister, Ellen Morgan of Lynn and 10:30 a.m. to which relatives daughter Stephanie Clark of devoted mother and caretak- beloved God-daughter Rainy Lynn, one sister Joanne M. and friends are invited to at- er to anyone who needed her Caisse of Lynn with whom she in their condo and her husband Richard Bar- tend. Burial will follow at St. along the way. In 1978, Muri- shared many special memories ry of Framingham, 12 grand- Joseph’s Cemetery. Visiting el’s son Leo Magner was killed together. She leaves behind her BOSTON (AP) — A man for medicine and her deep children, several great grand- hours will be held on Sunday in Germany while serving in sister in-law Audrey Emmons of convicted of stabbing two love for Field, a 49-year-old children and many nieces and from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Anyone the US Army during a tragic Derry N.H. She was affection- doctors to death in their anesthesiologist. nephews. She was also moth- wishing to may make a memo- tank accident. Muriel became ately known as Mooga, Nana luxury Boston condomini- Field’s brother, Jason er of the late Michael, John rial donation in Stella’s name a Gold Star mother. Magner and Granna to her 12 um was sentenced Friday to Field, delivered a tear- and Kevin Collins, and sister to My Brothers Table, 98 Wil- Muriel had a magnetic ener- Grandchildren- Jennifer, James, life in prison without parole. ful speech in which he of the late Walter “Shorty” low St. Lynn, MA 01901. gy about her and a zest for life Kristine, Maureen, Philip, Char- Bampumim Teixeira, described his brother as Jarzylo, Hedwig A. Drozdowicz, Guest book at parkerme- like no other. Singing karaoke, lene, Vivian, Melissa, Timothy 33, requested not to be his “life adviser and best in the courtroom when and Anna F. Jarzylo. morialfuneralhome.com dancing, drawing, trips to the 2nd, Karen, Jill, and Shannon. friend,” the best man at the sentence was handed casino, and daily walks to the 14 great grandchildren and his wedding and his room- down because he said he corner store for scratch tickets 1 great-great grandchild. She mate in college. He called wouldn’t control himself. were just a few of the things leaves numerous nieces and Teixeira a “monster.” Marguerite Fayles, 77 that Muriel enjoyed. In addi- Instead, he observed The family has tried to nephews. from another room via tion, Muriel loved to travel. Trips She was predeceased by keep the couple’s memory to Naval bases in Scotland, video while surrounded by her siblings -Sumner Em- alive by imagining they’re Bermuda, and Puerto Rico armed court officers. Marguerite (Markee) Fayles mons, Muriel, Charles Em- just traveling, Field said. were a few of her fondest trips, He will serve two con- passed away at home in Vir- mons, Ernest Emmons, Mabel They will remember the taken with her niece Trudy and secutive life sentences at ginia Beach after a lengthy couple, who were planning her husband Bob. For many Carlson and Elaine Emmons. the state’s maximum se- illness. She was born in Chel- to get married last year, years, Muriel bowled with her Service information: Muri- curity prison in Walpole sea. She is survived by her dear friend, Cindy White in the el’s visiting hours will be in for killing Drs. Richard not for how they died, but loving husband Ronald Fayles; morning league at Lucky Strike the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Field and Lina Bolanos in for how they lived, he said. 4 children; Donna Loughran, in Lynn, and at Metro Bowl in Home, 157 Maple St. Lynn May 2017. Teixeira had recently Cindy McLean, Laurieann LeB- Peabody. Muriel was a fan of on Monday evening Decem- Teixeira declined to ad- completed a nine-month lanc and Robert H. LeBlanc all Boston athletic teams and ber 16, 2019 from 4-7 PM. dress the court, but the sentence for two bank rob- Jr; 10 grandchildren; and 11 loved to attend any sporting Her Funeral Service will be victims’ families gave im- beries when he killed the great grandchildren. event, recital, or ceremony that in the Funeral Home on Tues- pact statements. doctors. He had no known Service information: A pri- any one of her many relatives day morning, December 17, Bolanos’ mother, Ana De- personal relationship with vate cremation service to be were participating in. Above 2019 at 11:00 AM. Inter- lia Vergara, talked about them but had worked brief- held at Cremation Society all else, Muriel loved spending ment will be at a later date the 38-year-old pediatric ly as a concierge in their of Virginia. Upon her wishes time with her family. She had in St. Josephs Cemetery, anesthesiologist’s passion building, authorities said. a celebration of life will be the “gift of gab” and loved to Lynn. Relatives and friends scheduled at a later date. laugh and tell stories. are respectfully invited. To Her family would like to NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Muriel is survived by her share an online condolence Thank Westminster-Canter- sons- John P. Magner Jr. and please visit www.cuffemc- bury of Virginia Beach for his wife Georgie of Boston. ginn.com Woman shot in her car dies resentatives passed the their loving care. James M. Magner and his wife at the hospital compromise version of the Catherine Magner of Lynn. bill Wednesday. It’s ex- HUDSON — A woman pected to pass the Senate. Richard P. Magner and his wife ® Barbara of Lynn. Timothy W. LIFE WELL CELEBRATED who was shot as she sat in President Donald Trump Pamela L. Hudson, 54 her car in broad daylight has said he plans to sign. not far from an elemen- Reed, the ranking mem- tary school in Massachu- ber of the Senate Armed LYNN — Mrs. Pamela L. Gioacchino Francis Rizzo, 85 setts has died, authorities Services Committee, said (Winchell) Hudson, 54, of said Friday. his provision would im- Kingston, NH formerly of Lynn The woman was shot in pact about 4,000 immi- passed away on Thursday, De- grants who came from the LYNNFIELD — Gioacchi- Hudson at about 2 p.m. cember 12, 2019 at home African nation to escape no “Jack” Francis Rizzo, 85, Thursday, Middlesex Dis- with her loving family at her trict Attorney Marian environmental disasters, of Lynnfield and Rockport, side. She is the wife of Rich- Ryan and Hudson police the Ebola virus and war. passed away on Thursday, ard G. “Rick” Hudson with Chief Michael Burks said U.S. Rep. David Cicilline, December 12th at his home whom she shared 33 years of in a joint statement. She also a Rhode Island Dem- surrounded by his loving fam- marriage. died at UMass Memorial ocrat, introduced com- ily. Jack was the beloved hus- Pam was born February Hospital in Worcester on panion legislation in the band of Deanna (Cantarano) 9, 1965 in Lynn, she is the Friday, they said. House. Rhode Island has a Rizzo with whom he shared daughter of the late Fred and Broadcast video from large Liberian population. almost 50 years of marriage. Elizabeth “Mary” (Christie) the scene showed two Born in Lynn, he was the son Winchell. She was a resident holes in the windshield of Woman acquitted of causing of the late Stanley and Save- of Kingston for the past 2 the woman’s car. fatal Halloween crash years and previously resided ria (Maffei) Rizzo. He was the loving father of Gia Leach WORCESTER — A in Lynn for most of her life. aunts, uncles and cousins in- Sen. Reed: Defense bill and her husband, Russell of Massachusetts woman She was a graduate of Lynn cluding Larry Langevain, Jodi Classical High School Class of Lynnfield, Dante’ Rizzo of Win- will help 4,000 Liberian who had been charged Robertson, Stacey Langevain 1984. Pam went on to further chester, Adriana Wheeler and immigrants with yanking on the steer- and Marc Langevain, Dakoda her education graduating from her husband, Allan Wheeler ing wheel of an SUV filled Langevain and Wesley Robert- of Reading; the cherished PROVIDENCE, R.I. Marion Court College. He was an avid sportsman with Halloween revelers, son. She is also survived by grandfather of Dario and Gi- (AP) — A provision in the causing a crash that re- She worked for Christian and enjoyed boating, fishing her long time devoted friends anna Leach and Matteo and nation’s annual defense sulted in the death of an- Book Distributers for many and skiing. Some of his favor- Doriann and Frank McNulty of Massimo Wheeler; the dear policy bill would extend other passenger, has been years. ite memories were spent on Danvers. brother of Alfonso Rizzo and the protected immigration found not guilty. Pam was a loving wife, Long Beach in Rockport with In addition to her parents, his late wife, Lois of Arizona, status for thousands of Li- A judge on Thursday ac- mother, grandmother, sister, his family during the summer. Pam is predeceased by her Anne-Marie Sweeney and her berians, according to U.S. quitted Gina Corrieri, 22, aunt and friend who treasured In his retirement, his passion the time she spent with her brother Richard Winchell, her late husband, Bob of Mary- Sen. Jack Reed. of Worcester, of involuntary sisters June Ramsey, Robin land, Stanley Rizzo, Jr. and his became making wine for his The Rhode Island Dem- manslaughter, saying the family and friends. She en- family and friends. He en- joyed raising hell and enjoyed Winchell, Debbie Winchell wife, Theodora of Florida and ocrat said Thursday the prosecution had not proven joyed gifting it for special oc- having her family together and Donna Winchell as well as Lorraine Rizzo of Centerville National Defense Autho- its case beyond a reason- casions as much as drinking for the Holidays especially her loving Auntie mom Donna and the uncle of several niec- rization Act includes his able doubt, The Telegram it with loved ones. Jack Thanksgiving and Christmas. Langevain. es and nephews. provision to allow eligible & Gazette reported. was most happy spend- Pam was loved by all who Service information: Pam’s Jack graduated from Liberians to continue liv- Corrieri was a front-seat ing time with his family. knew her and will be deeply visiting hours will be in the Lynn Classical High ing legally in the U.S. and passenger in the vehicle Service information: missed. Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, School with the Class apply for citizenship. on Oct. 29, 2016. There Visiting hours will be In addition to her loving 157 Maple St. Lynn on Sun- of 1951. He earned his The U.S. House of Rep- were six costumed people held at Cuffe-McGinn husband Rick, Pam is sur- day, December 15, 2019 from Bachelor’s Degree from in the SUV returning from Funeral Home, 157 Maple vived by her daughter Pamela 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. There Boston University and his Mas- a Halloween celebration St. Lynn on Tuesday, Decem- IN MEMORIAM Sloan and her husband Jacob will be a Prayer Service at 2 ter’s Degree from the University in Salem. Prosecutors al- ber 17th, from 4:00 p.m. to MARSHALL LEE BROWN and her son Chance R. Hud- PM. Following Pam’s Prayer of Massachusetts. After col- 2000 ~ DECEMBER 15 ~ 2019 leged Corrieri yanked on son and his girlfriend Arianna Service there will be a cele- 8:00 p.m. A Funeral will be HIS 19 YEAR ANNIVERSARY the steering wheel on the lege, he served in the US Navy celebrated on Wednesday, Coviello all of Kingston, NH. bration of her life at the Gan- aboard the USS Amphion. Massachusetts Turnpike in Her three cherished grandchil- non Golf Course, Great Woods December 18th beginning at Westborough, causing the Jack owned and operated sev- 8:45 a.m. at Cuffe-McGinn dren Capri, Brayden and Cal- Road Lynn from 3-6 PM. Rela- eral Dunkin’ Donuts franchises SUV to veer off the high- lie. Her siblings Wendy Davis tives and friends are respect- Funeral Home, followed by a way and strike a rock ledge. opening the first of his many lo- Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. at of Peabody, Maryanne Eichel fully invited. To share an online cations in 1964. As a Dunkin’ of Lynn, Susie Elliot of Newton, condolence please visit www. 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LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® Larry Jr., Jacoby, your great grand daughter Jayda. Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 West Lynn salutes hero son Homeless mom hoping PENNUCCI From A1 for a happy holiday boyhood home. “It’s great to recognize SANTA making a donation to Item by clicking on the following people who came here for From A1 Santa to help celebrate the link: https://www.itemlive. a better life, someone from true meaning of Christmas. com/itemsanta. the neighborhood. The Pen- with her two young daugh- Now in its 53rd year, the All donations are list- nuccis are a great family, ters. Item Santa fund was cre- ed in Item print editions the salt of the earth,” said “All I want is for my ba- ated in 1966. Today, Item state Rep. Peter Capano. through the month of De- bies to be able to enjoy the Santa partners with the cember into 2020, along Rededication attendees ig- holidays now that they Salvation Army to help with a brief message from nored Friday’s frigid weath- can walk and talk and needy families have a hap- each donor, if desired. er and traffic spillover from actually play with a gift. py holiday. Any donation, a Lynnway water main I wish I could buy them large or small, will help NOTE: The application break to listen as Pennucci’s ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK all the gifts in the world, the cause. period for aid from Item brother-in-law, Simone Scla- Joe Pennucci recounts the day he learned his but I can’t afford it, so I To make a donation, clip fani, read the commenda- brother, Peter Pennucci, died while serving in am afraid I can’t spend a the coupon in The Item and Santa has closed and The tion drafted for the posthu- the Vietnam War during the dedication of Pen- nice Christmas with my mail it, along with your Item does not process ap- mous awarding of the Silver nucci Sq. in Lynn, Friday. daughters. I hope you un- check, to The Item Salva- plicants. All questions Star to Pennucci. derstand that’s the reason tion Army Santa, P.O. Box about the program and “With complete disre- why I need your help.” 5, Lynn, MA 01903. a priest coming to the Training Corps present- distribution of gifts should gard for his personal safe- house. Finally, in late May ed and retired the colors. You can make this moth- You can also make an on- be directed to Salvation ty, he repeatedly exposed or early June, my parents Lynn student Sofia Fon- er’s dreams come true on line donation and have your himself to the concentra- came to meet my brother’s tan played taps. Christmas morning by contributions acknowledged Army at 781-598-0673. tion of hostile fire in order coffin when it arrived by Elected officials attending to place highly accurate train,” he said. included state Sen. Bren- grenade rounds on a key Capano and fellow Army dan Crighton, who offered Students line the streets for enemy bunker,” the com- veteran and city Veterans greetings to the Pennucci mendation read. Services Director Michael family from Mayor Thom- Born in Italy, Pennuc- Sweeney said the rededi- as M. McGee, state Reps. Peter Frates’ funeral procession ci moved with his father, cation’s strong attendance Dan Cahill and Capano, Anthony, to Lynn in 1958 reflected Lynn’s respect and City Councilors Buzzy FRATES feeding each other. They baseball, snow plowing or to join his mother, Maria. for veterans and military Barton, Brian Field, Fred From A1 were helping each other.” landscaping. He attended Washington service. Hogan and Rick Starbard, Such was Frates’ life, Joined in the sanctu- Community School and the “It’s moments like this along with Police Chief and how he turned the Fr. Penna said. He took ary by his son, Andrew former Cobbet Junior High that show we will never Michael Mageary and Fire terrible diagnosis of ALS the worst possible circum- and daughter, Jenn, John and graduated from Lynn forget them,” Sweeney said. Chief Stephen Archer. into something positive, stances a person could Frates spoke of the sac- Trade High School in 1969. David Solimine Sr. Friendly Knights of St. reminded him of an old have and used them to rifices both his children Joseph Pennucci on Friday served as rededication Patrick committee chair- story about people who got help other people. made to be there for their described his boyhood mem- master of ceremony. The man William McDonald a tour in advance of heav- Frates is credited with brother. ories of the day he learned Rev. Brian O’Hanlon, presented a plaque on be- en and hell. They were being the driving force be- “The only thing is that his brother had died. He re- Lynn Catholic Collabora- half of the Italian Ameri- exactly the same, he said. hind the ice bucket chal- now Andrew informed me called watching as a soldier tive, offered the invocation can Citizens Club to the Long banquet tables with lenge, which has — to date that other day that he’s disembarked from a car and and closing prayer. The Pennucci family. food, drink and sweets. — raised more than $200 going to be in charge of walked up to his family’s Al- Lynn high school quar- But in hell, he said, “ev- million for ALS research. my life. We’ll see how that ley Street home. tet sang and the English Thor Jourgensen can be erybody was emaciated. John Frates added bits goes,” he said to laughter. “I remember people High School Marine Corps reached at tjourgensen@ You got in a little closer, of humor to his eulogy. Finally, he said, “the around my mother and Junior Reserve Officer itemlive.com. and they had no joints in “Pete had a pretty good- minute we walk out of this their arms. They could sized ego,” he said. “He’d church we are done griev- pick up the food, but they have loved this.” ing. We are done. What’s Lynn students graduate from Root’s couldn’t eat it.” He spoke of his son’s will- left is to celebrate his life In heaven, he said, “the ingness to help other people, and the magnificent hu- people looked very well whether they were stranded man being he was.” youth culinary job training program fed. Upon closer look, on the side of the road, or in those people didn’t have the snow. He also joked that Steve Krause can be bakery as a way to make Girls, Inc., Children’s Law graduates stood as their any joints in their arms his son had a uniform for reached at skrause@item- money on the side while Center of Lynn, and the names were called to re- either. But they were all everything, whether it was live.com. pursuing a degree. Lynn Housing Authority. ceive a small gift bag con- “I want to look back on “We have a lot of referral taining mementos of their the support Root’s given partners there,” Alaimo time at Root. me, because sometimes said. “Most of our refer- As he handed Wood her it’s hard trying to figure rals are from what we call bag, Head Chef and In- out what you want to do ‘opportunity youth.’ (Kids) structor Sam Hunt called Help make a child’s with your life,” she said. “I who are not engaged in her “a true leader,” and do want to go back to col- traditional school or work- added that he was im- lege and work in the work- ing, so they’re involved pressed by her ability to force as well.” with nonprofits hoping to hold down a part-time Christmas wish Root is an organization get on track.” job and also make it to that aims to help at-risk Because of the diverse her training in Salem five youth increase their chanc- backgrounds of the youth days a week. es for success through it serves, Root has made a come true! “I’m really excited to see restaurant training and concerted effort to not only where she goes next,” he life skills instruction. teach its students nec- said. “The future is ahead Thursday’s group was the essary skills, but to also of her, and with all her ninth cohort the program make sure every young confidence, I know she’s has graduated since its in- person who walks through going to make an impact.” Please donate duction in June 2017. the program’s doors feels When handing Cruz like family. In a short amount of her bag, Sous Chef Robin to help make time, Root has managed “It’s really welcoming,” Swayze emphasized how to make a big impact on Wood said. “They don’t much Cruz’s positive atti- the holidays surrounding communities. just leave you out, they tude would be missed by Despite its Salem-based bring you in.” happy for 53 the staff. years of making location, Lynn residents As many nice things as children in need. holiday wishes come true make up nearly a third of the graduates had to say “This young woman is a the program’s enrollment. about Root, Root’s staff woman with a lot of dif- According to their 2019 had even more praise for ferent passions and even The Item Salvation Army Santa Fund more potential,” Swayze Youth Served report, 20 the kids. is in its 53rd year of providing of Root’s 71 students this “You all are so talented said. “She brought so year were from Lynn. in your individual ways, much energy and positiv- gifts and coats to children “This is the first year our and we are so impressed,” ity. I’m going to miss hav- in need at Christmas time. number of Lynn students Alaimo told the class of ing someone so kind and is higher than our students eight graduates during a giving here every day.” from Salem,” said Program ceremony held in the or- She finished: “I can’t Your generosity is Director Beth Alaimo. ganization’s event room wait, Saidy, to see what This is partly because that overlooks Salem Har- you do next. You are hon- very much appreciated Root has already estab- bor. “Never waver in your estly a rockstar.” lished relationships with confidence in your ability several Lynn-based organi- to do something, because Elyse Carmosino can be Donate online at itemsanta.org zations, including Center- here’s your proof.” reached at ecarmosino@ board, Catholic Charities, One by one, each of the itemlive.com.

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IMPEACHMENT peaching a president. He including 14 hours that make a child’s From A1 said the full House would stretched nearly to mid- Christmas wish come true! act ‘’expeditiously.”’ night Thursday. Nadler Item Santa The partisan split in At the White House af- abruptly halted that ran- Name(s) the committee vote — 23 ter the votes, Trump de- corous session so voting Democrats to 17 Repub- nounced the inquiry and could be held in daylight, licans — reflects the at- actions against him, using for all Americans to see. Street mosphere in Congress. the terms he’s relied on for Nadler, who had said The Democratic-majority months. He referred to the City State Zip he wanted lawmakers to House is expected to ap- impeachment effort four “search their consciences” prove the charges against times as a hoax, twice as Enclosed is: $ Trump next week, but a sham and once each as a before casting their votes, the Republican-controlled scam, a witch hunt and a gaveled in the landmark Make check payable to: Item Santa Senate is likely to acquit disgrace. He described his but brief morning session him after a January trial. actions as perfect three at the Capitol. Lawmakers Please acknowledge our gift as: Trump is accused, in the times and said four times responded “aye” or “yes” for first article, of abusing his he did nothing wrong. the Democrats, simply “no’ Name(s) above Anonymous presidential power by ask- Trump noted that he for the Republicans. There Other ing Ukraine to investigate watched “quite a bit” of was no new debate. his 2020 rival Joe Biden the previous day’s pro- while holding military ceedings, and he derided Clip and mail to: aid as leverage, and, in the government officials LAW OFFICES OF the second, of obstructing who testified that he JAMES J. CARRIGAN The Item Salvation Army Santa Congress by blocking the pressured Ukraine. He • Social Security Disability P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA 01903 Thank you! House’s efforts to probe claimed he actually was • Workers Compensation his actions. benefiting politically from • Accidents “Today is a solemn and impeachment. 25 years located across from Lynn District Court sad day,” Chairman Jerr- Voting was swift and old Nadler, D-N.Y., told re- solemn Friday, with none 15 Johnson St. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 porters after the session, of the fiery speeches and 781-596-0100 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY JAMES J. CARRIGAN Hotline marking the third time in weighty nods to history ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN or text the word tiplynn U.S. history the panel has that defined the previ- All reports of neighborhood activity LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) voted to recommend im- ous two days of debate, www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available A4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 OPINION RICH BENJAMIN EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US The millennials’ election dilemma

Making the right When boomers, mostly in millennial, their analysis It’s no wonder that to- legacy media, write about sounds incomplete. day’s form of U.S. capital- millennials, they often Millennials are not losing ism has made many mil- 110 Munroe St. move against the sound as if they’re explain- sleep simply over Michael lennials cranky and left P.O. Box 5 ing petulant teenagers. R. Bloomberg or Sheldon them with no patience for Lynn, MA 01903 Millennials are not teens; Adelson’s billions: They are boomers. Millennials have firearms industry they now range in age from shaken by the generational been forced to weather Customer Service 22 to 40. And while many inequality of opportunity storm after storm for which Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Editorial from The Hartford Courant of them are struggling to and wealth, which greases boomers are responsible: Connecting carve out places for them- their incomprehension of 9/11, the Great Recession, All Departments: The move by Connecticut’s state treasurer, Shawn selves in a workforce their this economy. It’s as though our climate disaster. 781-593-7700 T. Wooden, to divest state pension funds from in- boomer parents have been boomers, who enjoyed a tra- Yet boomers are still vestments in ammunition manufacturers makes reluctant to leave, they are ditional means of wealth ac- trying to sell them on a Ext. 2 sense. The firearms market is an increasingly risky also deciders, emergent crual — debt-free education, straightforward, rosy story Classifi ed/Legal Advertising place for investors. But divesting also puts pressure masterminds and power homeownership, pensions of the American dream, of classi [email protected] on firearms and ammunition manufacturers to ac- brokers. They’re often the — have removed the rungs economic upward mobility, Subscriptions cept sensible gun safety legislation, and that could ones green-lighting your of the ladder for those who of race-related improve- [email protected] be the biggest benefit of all. creative content, reject- come behind, all the while ments, and of environmen- Both New York and Massachusetts are debating ing your budget or setting tut-tutting about the sup- Circulation tal progress. Meanwhile, [email protected] whether to divest from fossil fuels. In Massachu- the political conversation posed irresponsibility and they continue to toss them setts, legislators are trying to pass a bill that would based on their analytics. fragility of millennials. into unending student Ext. 3 allow counties and municipalities to control their It’s important to keep Millennial voters will play debt, worsening race re- Newsroom own pension funds as they see fit. In New York, a that in mind going into the a key role in this election, lations, depressed wages, [email protected] new bill could lead the state to divest up to $13 bil- presidential election year, since if they stay home, a reeling climate and all [email protected] lion from fossil fuel companies. because age and generation Democrats are likely to lose. manner of backward slide. Ext. 4 Wooden says his top responsibility is ensuring re- will define this election as But the campaigns, despite Forgive them some skep- turns on the state’s investments, but he acknowl- much as any factor — but so many of them having ticism when boomer candi- Sports edges that those investments can be made in ways not in predictable ways. millennial strategists, are dates get ticked off about [email protected] that have positive social impact without risking the Pete Buttigieg is one of facing challenges keeping politics and the economy. Ext. 5 pension funds. He’s right — the world is full of in- only two millennials — Tul- the loyalty of voters in the Sure, there are some boom- vestment opportunities, and if they can be chosen in si Gabbard being the other demographic group. Retail and Online ers who have tried to lever- Advertising socially responsible ways, they should. — seeking the Democratic Millennials are a compli- age social justice ideals. [email protected] Wooden intends to divest $30 million of the state’s presidential nomination. cated bunch. They include They’ve embraced King’s $37 billion pension fund from equity investments He is winning over older power brokers like Mark dream of “colorblindness,” ADVERTISING in five companies that make ammunition for the voters in the predominant- Zuckerberg, Jared Kushner denounced the myth of Ernie Carpenter Jr. civilian market. It’s a relatively small amount — ly white early-voting states and Ivanka Trump, but also meritocracy, stood up for Director of Advertising and it raises the question of whether divesting from by cheerleading policies a lot of people living precar- environmental issues. But and Business Development, ext. 1355 the firearms market is enough. Cities, states and popular to them. “We’ve got iously. Millennials have low- they’ve failed to make [email protected] universities across the country are reassessing the to act not just to shore up er incomes, fewer assets and enough progress based Ralph Mitchell social implications of their investment portfolios, Social Security but to make less cumulative wealth than on those ideals, and as a Sales Representative, ext. 1313 and Connecticut should be part of the conversation. sure everybody can retire Gen-Xers and boomers en- result millennials are los- [email protected] While the state should leverage the financial and live in dignity,” Butti- joyed at a comparable age, ing ground and advancing Patricia Whalen muscle of its pension fund to safely and responsibly gieg told voters in Council research shows. About 34 their footing at a tender Sales Representative, ext. 1310 pressure corporations to be more socially respon- Bluffs, Iowa. “Call it my percent of millennials under juncture in their own lives, [email protected] ‘Gray New Deal.’” To older 35 owned houses in 2016, sible, the office of the State Treasurer should not and in the life cycle of this BUSINESS OFFICE become an instrument of political causes du jour. It voters, he calls himself “the whereas about half of boom- country. Their complaint would be foolhardy to put the state’s pension fund retirement guy.” ers and Gen-Xers owned isn’t just about the aging Susan J. Conti in jeopardy for faddish political gain. The Invest- Meanwhile, Elizabeth them at the same age. Mil- Controller, ext. 1288 folk writing those annoy- [email protected] ment Advisory Council, which approves investment Warren and Bernie Sand- lennials have yet to recover ing trend articles in legacy policy, must monitor that closely. ers, two of the older can- the resources and economic media. They are terrified Ted Grant But is divesting the best strategy? The question of didates in the race, are opportunity they lost during watching the economy and Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] whether divestment works at all has been debated, championing policies pop- the Great Recession, and political system being up- and the answer isn’t clear. The direct financial ef- ular with younger voters, may never do so. ended in real time. Marian Kinney fects are likely to be small, but divestment can have including student debt can- For young people, the The question for millen- ext. 1212 a formidable impact on the way certain companies cellation, “Medicare for all,” old pillars of upward mo- nials now is this: Which of- [email protected] or industries are perceived by the public, experts the ultra-wealth tax and a bility have crumbled, and fice seekers are genuinely Will Kraft say. Think South Africa’s apartheid. On the other Green New Deal. Knowing the economy doesn’t play appalled at the old world Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 hand, in some situations, divesting could be coun- members of both genera- by known rules. Boomers politics and dated econom- [email protected] tions well, and caught in owned an impressive 21 terproductive — if it removes the voice of a group of ic assumptions that put Mike Shanahan investors from corporate governance. the middle as a Gen-Xer, I percent of national wealth America in this mess? And Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 It can cost money to divest. California years ago won’t overgeneralize about when their average age what kind of realistic plans [email protected] stopped investing its pension funds in tobacco, a either generation, or about was 35. Gen-Xers owned do they have for changing their relationship to one 8 percent of U.S. wealth Carolina Trujillo move that one report says cost it about $3.6 billion things? Any Democratic Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 in unrealized gains since 2001. It’s worth noting another. But it’s important at that median age. The candidate hoping to turn [email protected] that California’s pension fund is some $360 billion. that they come to an under- millennial generation will out millennial voters had Jim Wilson In states that pursue so-called “social invest- standing if we don’t want to average age 35 in 2023. So better have some answers. gamble on four more years far, they own just 3 percent Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ments,” average annual returns have been slightly [email protected] lower, by about 0.4 percent, according to a Boston of Trumpian economics. of national wealth. Some Rich Benjamin, a Puffin College study. The same study also showed that Both Warren and Sand- millennials have readi- Foundation Economic CIRCULATION ers have shown them- ly ascended the ranks of some of these social investment funds — known Hardship Reporting Proj- Lisa Mahmoud selves willing to denounce the financialized economy. as “ESG” funds (environmental, social and gover- ect fellow, is a contribut- Manager, ext. 1239 nance) — outperformed comparable Vanguard mu- their fellow boomers — or Others experience a para- [email protected] at least the billionaires lyzing disorientation, un- ing writer to Opinion. @ tual funds in many situations. CLASSIFIED Colleges and universities are also divesting. The among them. But to a able to find even a foothold. IamRichBenjamin. University of California system recently decided to Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 divest from fossil fuel companies. So did Smith Col- JASON W. STEVENS [email protected] lege. And a few weeks ago, activists from Yale and Harvard interrupted their football game in New GRAPHICS Haven with divestment demands. A quiz for Bill of Rights Day Trevor Andreozzi Time will tell if those moves have any impact. The Designer fossil fuel industry is under pressure from many di- December 15, known as are protected under the tively, or to the people.”)? [email protected] rections as concerns about the environment grow. The Bill of Rights Day, cele- First Amendment? A. The Preamble Mark Sutherland energy economy is in flux, and if Connecticut’s invest- brates the ratification by A. Speech, Press, Reli- B. 1st Amendment Creative Director ment strategy can help encourage renewable sources, the states of the Bill of gion, Petition, Expression C. 9th Amendment [email protected] it should — because they could be safer investments, Rights, which happened B. Speech, Press, Reli- D. 10th Amendment NEWSROOM and because the environment would benefit. on that date in 1791. gion, Protest, Assembly 9. Which amendment, As Wooden told The Courant’s editorial board: The Bill of Rights, or C. Speech, Press, Reli- originally proposed with Mike Alongi “There is a correlation between producing dan- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 the first 10 amendments gion, Protest, Expression the Bill of Rights in 1789, [email protected] gerous products that kill people and the value of to the U.S. Constitution, D. Speech, Press, Reli- was not ratified until 203 a company over the long term. And (the firearms not only helped secure gion, Petition, Assembly years later, in 1992? Bill Brotherton industry) is a prime example.” popular support for the 5. Which of the following A. 23rd Amendment, Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] The world is full of investment opportunities that fledgling government but is NOT prohibited under granting presidential elec- don’t involve propping up corporations that put prof- also provided a powerful the Eighth Amendment? tors for the District of Co- Elyse Carmosino its over the environment or public health or public weapon in defense of the A. Cruel and unusual lumbia Reporter, ext. 1264 safety. Even if the outcomes of divesting — from fos- people’s liberties. punishments B. 24th Amendment, the [email protected] sil fuels, from ammunition manufacturers, from Big The quiz below, from the B. Double jeopardy anti-poll tax amendment Gayla Cawley Pharma or other industries — aren’t immediately Ashbrook Center at Ashland C. Excessive bail C. 25th Amendment, Reporter, ext. 1236 apparent, the public and financial pressure it puts University in Ashland, Ohio, D. Excessive fines dealing with presidential [email protected] on corporations can be effective in the long term. provides an opportunity for 6. “The right of the peo- disability and vice presi- Cheryl Charles you to test your knowledge ple to be secure in their dential vacancies News Editor, ext. 1278 of the Bill of Rights and Bill persons, houses, papers, D. 27th Amendment, reg- [email protected] of Rights Day. and effects, against unrea- ulating congressional pay Olivia Falcigno 1. Which president was sonable searches and sei- 10. One amendment orig- Photographer, ext.1224 responsible for signing zures” is protected under inally proposed with the [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS legislation creating Bill of which amendment? Bill of Rights in 1789 was Spenser Hasak President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Rights Day? A. 4th Amendment never ratified. What was Photographer, ext. 1332 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant A. George Washington B. 5th Amendment that amendment about? [email protected] E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall B. Abraham Lincoln C. 6th Amendment A. Congressional repre- Thor Jourgensen W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey C. Franklin D. Roosevelt D. 7th Amendment sentation Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton D. Ronald Reagan 7. In which amendment B. Congressional term [email protected] J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman 2. Which Founding Father would you find the ‘Tak- limits Daniel Kane was responsible for propos- ings Clause’ in the Bill of C. Presidential life terms Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 PUBLISHERS ing the Bill of Rights in the Rights (“nor shall private D. Limiting the number [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 first Congress in 1789? property be taken for pub- of justices on the Supreme Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Steve Krause Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 A. George Washington lic use, without just com- Court Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 B. James Madison pensation.”)? [email protected] Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 C. Thomas Jefferson A. 4th Amendment Answers: 1-C, 2-B, 3-D, Harold Rivera Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 D. Alexander Hamilton B. 5th Amendment 4-D, 5-B, 6-A, 7-B, 8-D, Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 3. Which Founding Fa- C. 6th Amendment 9-D, 10-A [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ther wrote in The Feder- D. 7th Amendment Anne Marie Tobin John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 alist Papers that a Bill of 8. Where would you find Jason W. Stevens is vis- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Rights was “unnecessary the ‘Reserved Powers of the iting assistant professor of [email protected] and dangerous”? States’ in the Bill of Rights political science and history A. George Washington (“The powers not delegated at Ashland University and Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 B. James Madison to the United States by the co-director of the Ashbrook [email protected] C. John Jay Constitution, nor prohibit- Scholar Program at the D. Alexander Hamilton ed by it to the States, are re- Ashbrook Center. He wrote TECHNOLOGY 4. What five freedoms served to the States respec- this for InsideSources.com. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 St. Mary’s Honor Roll - First Quarter 2019-20

St. Mary’s High School announces its honor roll and principal’s list for the first quarter of the 2019-20 academic year. Students earning principal’s list status must achieve 90 or above in all of their classes. Honor roll students must achieve an 85 or above in all of their classes. The following students have achieved these honors: PRINCIPAL’S LIST HONOR ROLL First name Last Name Year of Grad. Hometown First name Last Name Year of Grad. Hometown

Owen (Tianao) Zeng 21 Allston Peter (Jianhong) Chen 20 Beverly Kevin (Zhengyi) Zhang 20 Beverly Daniel Nshombo 23 Chelsea Kate Kirby 23 Danvers Haylie Grossmann 23 E. Boston Angelina Catino 23 E. Boston Ella Keaney 26 Lynn Patricia Rivas Portillo 21 Everett Samuel Phelps 26 Lynn Michala Seide 21 Everett Alana Rasmussen 26 Lynn Samantha Kerrins 25 Georgetown Savas Trellopoulos 26 Lynn Cameron Grigway 26 Lynn Thomas Weber 26 Lynn Michael Phelps III 26 Lynn Meaghan Bates 25 Lynn Jack Spates 26 Lynn Jaiden Driscoll 25 Lynn Deynel Fuentes Soto 25 Lynn Hailey Hartenstein 25 Lynn Emma Field 25 Lynn Breanne Moloney 25 Lynn Nakabiri Kayondo 25 Lynn Sadie O’Connor 25 Lynn Brooke Moloney 25 Lynn Shantel Kibirige 24 Lynn Luke Phelan 25 Lynn Kyle Kwiatek 24 Lynn Ellie Stevens 25 Lynn Nicholas Miller 24 Lynn Nicole Hamel 24 Lynn Christina Papadopoulos 24 Lynn Sofia Likousas 24 Lynn Alef Potter 24 Lynn Abigail Luciano 24 Lynn Andrew Potter 24 Lynn Michael Anderson 23 Lynn Marcos Weber Jr. 24 Lynn Daniel Dellascio 23 Lynn Isabella Cameron 23 Lynn Julia Downey 23 Lynn Jael Cruz 23 Lynn Tyler Field 23 Lynn Olivia Egan 23 Lynn Dominic Greaves 23 Lynn Anna Fringuelli 23 Lynn Kaelyn Jennings 23 Lynn Allie Fritz 23 Lynn Gabriel Martinez 23 Lynn Derek Garcia Rodriguez 23 Lynn Brianna Spinelli 23 Lynn Dominic Kim 23 Lynn Aleksandr Usanov 23 Lynn Brooklyn Mahoney 23 Lynn Brendan Zollo 23 Lynn Abigail Constine 22 Lynn John Marks 23 Lynn Pendo Karanja 22 Lynn Haleigh Newton 23 Lynn Nabadda Kayondo 22 Lynn Zackary Perry 23 Lynn Samira Krol 22 Lynn Daniel Pimentel 23 Lynn Aaliah Lara 22 Lynn Alexa Santa Cruz 23 Lynn Aalina Lara 22 Lynn Madyson Silva 23 Lynn Ema Macorri 22 Lynn Yocilin Solis 23 Lynn Katherine Miller 22 Lynn Aniya Wilhelmsen 23 Lynn Caroline Nerich 22 Lynn Connor Hamel 22 Lynn Juliana Taborda 22 Lynn Ava Benzan 21 Lynn Cody Huynh 22 Lynn Caroline Ball 20 Lynn Richard LeBrun 22 Lynn Katelyn Bowden 20 Lynn Madison Spencer 22 Lynn Katie Donovan 20 Lynn Lucas Fritz 21 Lynn Courtland Fawehinmi 20 Lynn Vanessa Gedeon 21 Lynn Calvin Huynh 20 Lynn Jack Hogan 21 Lynn Eleni Likousas 20 Lynn Julia Nickolau 21 Lynn Eason (Yicheng) Pan 20 Lynn Jaiana Ohannesian 21 Lynn Titamah Simpson 20 Lynn Sam (Yuxuan) Xu 20 Lynn Emily Constine 20 Lynn Sydney Zukas 20 Lynn Gabriela Diaz-Martinez 20 Lynn Christian Iacoviello 22 Lynnfield Christopher Mejia 20 Lynn Sarah Garcia-Osorio 22 Malden Katelyn O’Neill 20 Lynn Graham Richman 23 Marblehead Kevin Perez 20 Lynn Lily McGuirk 20 Marblehead Julia Sazo 20 Lynn Megan Parthum 20 Marblehead Moon (Luying) Yang 20 Lynn Matthew Richman 20 Marblehead Emma Fulchini 23 Malden Dylan Obayashi 23 Melrose Kelsey Sullivan 20 Melrose Analiese Pulli 21 Malden Seamus Foley 22 Nahant Owen Giangrande 22 Marblehead Sean Osbahr 22 Nahant Michelle Callahan 21 Marblehead Christina Eddows 20 Nahant Kathryn Gray 20 Marblehead Leanne Clerger 21 Aidan Sullivan 22 Melrose Christina Fitch 24 Norfolk Riley Maguire 25 Nahant Jenna Chaplain 23 Peabody Daniela DiCostanzo 24 Nahant Gianna Korisianos 23 Peabody Kira Nielson 24 Nahant Shannon Lovett 21 Peabody Svetlana Parisi 24 Nahant Alec Colacitti 20 Peabody Riley Lynch 20 Peabody Owen Maguire 20 Nahant John Mulready 20 Peabody Marissa Waite 20 Nahant Natalie Vasquez 26 Revere Tara Powers 23 Peabody Conlan Buckley 25 Revere Kellyn Preira 23 Peabody Marco Leone 23 Revere Brianna Skory 22 Peabody Nicholas Imonti 22 Revere Emilio Leone 20 Peabody Maia Kalis 22 Revere Erin Powers 20 Peabody Jillian Kirby 22 Revere Mia DeVoe 25 Revere Nicolette D’Itria 21 Revere Ashley McGrath 21 Revere Isabella Mogavero 24 Revere Matthew Gallego 20 Revere Anthony D’Itria 23 Revere Erin Lewis 20 Revere Marina Gandolfo 23 Revere Jasmine Ruffen 20 Revere Christopher Lutchman 23 Revere Janea Latimer 26 Salem Gabriela Mogavero 22 Revere Cade Cornell 24 Salem Dominic Amore 21 Revere Jacob Guarino 24 Salem Gina Palermo 21 Revere Ava Melo 23 Salem Alexandria Boucher 23 Salem Dylan Moroney 23 Salem Griffin L’Italien 23 Salem Cameron Kolodziej 20 Salem Christopher Kolodziej Jr. 20 Salem Susannah Cornell 21 Salem Finn Lacy 20 Salem Austin Foglietta 20 Salem Morgan Mackey 20 Salem William ”Foglietta IV” 20 Salem David Saxton 24 Saugus Courtney Kostopoulos 20 Salem Vittoria Moretti 23 Saugus Julie Liuzza 24 Saugus Rowan Sharwood 23 Saugus Caroline Santos 24 Saugus Jared Abkarian 21 Saugus Adrianna Bowker 23 Saugus Zachary Cummings 21 Saugus Justin (Jiashu) Li 21 Saugus Marina DiBiasio 21 Saugus Mellanie Lucero 21 Saugus Kellie O’Donnell 21 Saugus Madelyn Rice 21 Saugus Sofia Del Sonno 20 Saugus Elias Saroufim 21 Saugus Megan Donovan 20 Saugus Kiara Wynder 21 Saugus Richard Fioravanti 20 Saugus Jillian Capone 20 Saugus Isabella Leo 20 Saugus Thalia Chaves 20 Saugus Richard Pagliuca 20 Saugus Isabella Moretti 20 Saugus Nanina Fabrizio 23 Saugust Zoe Solomons 20 Saugus Amelia Latorelli 25 Stoneham Terence Moynihan 21 Stoneham Vanessa Latorelli 21 Stoneham Gretchen Emmerich 25 Swampscott Davis Kinne 22 Swampscott Harrison Kinne 24 Swampscott Olivia Mitchell 22 Swampscott Anthony Palmer 26 Winthrop Charlie Sullivan 22 Swampscott Audrey Holzbach 22 Winthrop Ethan Weisse 20 Swampscott Emily Santos 21 Winthrop Colby Magliozzi 21 Wakefield Faith Wardwell 21 Winthrop Genesis Bueno 24 Winthrop A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Couple’s attack in Jersey City being All address information, particu- ing erratically and beeping at larly arrests, reflect police records. him before turning off around In the event of a perceived inac- the Nahant Rd. area. Officers investigated as domestic terrorism curacy, it is the sole responsibility checked the area but could identify the operator. of the concerned party to contact By David Porter as he entered the store, the relevant police department and Motor Vehicle Incidents and Michael R. Sisak while Graham brought a have the department issue a notice ASSOCIATED PRESS 12-gauge shotgun into the A woman called at 6:36 shop. They also had hand- of correction to the Daily Item. Cor- JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Monday to report a black guns with a homemade rections or clarifications will not The couple who burst into vehicle almost ran her off silencer and a device to a kosher market in Jersey be made without express notice of the road at the rotary. She catch shell casings. In all, City with assault weapons change from the arresting police stated that the vehicle then they had five guns — four appear to have acted alone department. went 85 miles per hour on the recovered in the store, one even though they had Causeway inbound. Before in the van — in what Gre- expressed interest in a LYNN police could gather any more wal called a “tremendous information, the woman went fringe religious group that amount of firepower.” often disparages whites Arrests on to say that vehicles were Serial numbers from two speeding all over Little Nah- and Jews, New Jersey of- of the weapons showed Misael Echevarria, 39, of ant Rd. and said there should ficials said. that Graham purchased 98 Green St., was arrested on be flashing lights. Officers told Attorney General Gur- them in Ohio in 2018, the a warrant charge of breaking the woman they do they best bir Grewal said the attack attorney general said. and entering daytime for fel- was driven by hatred of The victims killed in they can. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ony on Friday at 12:02 a.m. Jews and law enforcement the store were: Mindel Moses Ehiabhi, 31, of 10 and is being investigated Police officers stand near the scene of a gun Ferencz, 31, who with her Safford Road, was arrested SAUGUS as an act of domestic ter- fight at a kosher supermarket in Jersey City, husband owned the gro- and charged with Class B rorism. N.J., Thursday. cery; 24-year-old Moshe drug trafficking, failure to stop Arrests The two killers were Deutsch, a rabbinical stu- for police, number plate vio- Tina Hutchins, 48, of Sau- armed with a variety of tigating this matter as The pair brought their dent from Brooklyn who lation and drug possession gus, was arrested after being weapons, including an AR- potential acts of domes- cache of weapons in a was shopping there; and to distribute on Thursday at issued a default warrant. 15-style rifle and a shot- tic terrorism fueled both U-Haul van they drove store employee Douglas 10:18 p.m. William Hutchins, 24, of gun that they were wield- by anti-Semitism and from Bay View Cemetery, Miguel Rodriguez, 49. A Elizabeth Willette of 36 Saugus, was arrested after ing when they stormed anti-law enforcement be- where they shot and killed fourth person in the store Sagamore St. was arrested on being issued a straight war- into the store in an attack liefs,” the attorney general Jersey City Detective Jo- was shot and wounded but warrant charges of operating rant. that left the scene littered said. He said social media seph Seals, according to managed to escape, au- a motor vehicle with a sus- with several hundred shell posts, witness interviews the attorney general. thorities said. pended license, motor vehi- Motor Vehicle Incidents casings, broken glass and a and other evidence reflect- The Tunnel2Towers or- Members of New York’s cle use without authority and community in mourning. A ed the couple’s hatred of ganization, formed after ultra-Orthodox Jewish leaving the scene of property Police received a call at pipebomb was also found Jews and police. Sept. 11 to support police community gathered damage on Thursday at 9:41 10:05 p.m. Thursday from in a stolen U-Haul van. Grewal noted that after officers killed in the line of Wednesday night for fu- p.m. a man stating he ran over a “The outcome would killing three people in the duty, said Friday it would nerals for Ferencz and Dennis DiCato, 37, of 98 traffic cone and it was stuck have been far, far worse” store, the couple concen- pay the mortgage of Seals, Deutsch. Thousands of Central St., Peabody, was ar- under his vehicle. Police were if not for the Jersey City trated their fire on police who left behind a wife and people, mostly men, fol- rested and charged with Class dispatched to Main St. and Police, Grewal said Thurs- and did not shoot at others five children. lowed Ferencz’s casket A and B drug possession on removed the cone from his day. Authorities noted that who happened to be on the Director of Public Safety through the streets of Friday at 3:16 p.m. vehicle. a Jewish school is next to streets. James Shea called Seals Brooklyn, hugging and Francisco Lopez, 53, was The station received a call the market, and a Catholic Grewal said the attack- “the ultimate detective or crying. arrested and charged with at 2:58 p.m. Thursday for a school is across the street. ers, David Anderson, 47, officer we would point to to The bloodshed in the city Class A and B drug distribu- non-fatal motor vehicle ac- The attackers killed and Francine Graham, 50, tell young officers, ‘This is of 270,000 people across tion on Friday at 3:13 p.m. cident with injuries. Officers three people in the store, had expressed interest in how you should behave.’” He the Hudson River from were dispatched to the scene in addition to a police of- a fringe religious group said Friday that he doubted New York City spread Theft at Hamilton St. ficer at a cemetery about called the Black Hebrew Seals would have been am- fear through the Jewish a mile away, before dying Israelites, whose members bushed by the pair. Author- community and weighed Police received a report of Suspicious Activity in an hourslong gunbattle often rail against Jews and ities haven’t disclosed why heavily on the minds of a larceny at 780 Lynnway on with police Tuesday after- whites. But he said there Seals was in the cemetery or more than 300 people who Friday at 9:41 a.m.; a report A mall cop reported at noon, authorities said. was no evidence so far that details of the confrontation attended a vigil Wednes- of a shoplifter at 210 Lewis 5:49 p.m. Thursday that he “The evidence points to- they were members, and that led to his death. day night at a synagogue St. on Thursday at 10:46 a.m. received a call from Macy’s ward acts of hate. I can added that the two were be- Anderson fired away about a mile from where and a motor vehicle theft re- loss prevention at the Square confirm that we’re inves- lieved to have acted alone. with the AR-15-style rifle the shootings took place. ported on South Street on One mall. He said they report- Thursday at 7:50 p.m. ed that a group known for shoplifting was in the store. State cracks down on illegal pot shops in L.A. Accidents Officers were dispatched and reported that the suspects Police responded to a re- had left the establishment. By Michael R. Blood type of systematic action port of a motor vehicle ac- Police received a call at ASSOCIATED PRESS required” to combat the vast illegal market. “Ev- cident at New Ocean and 5:08 p.m. Thursday from a LOS ANGELES — Cal- ery day, illegal operators Ocean streets on Friday at woman who reported a suspi- ifornia regulators mount- are distributing products 8:43 a.m.; an accident at cious package was delivered ed dozens of raids against West Colony Road and West- to the front lobby of Laurel illegal marijuana retail- that are not tested, taxed ern Avenue on Thursday at Towers on Rice St. She said ers in Los Angeles this or tracked by the state, 7:44 p.m.; an accident at the package was making week, the largest crack- putting not only the ongo- Maple Street and Western the residents nervous and down to date against the ing vitality of the legal in- Avenue on Thursday at 7:20 brought it to the station to be dustry at risk, but also the p.m. and an accident with city's thriving black mar- sent back to UPS. ket, officials announced health and well-being of personal injury at 195 Union A caller at 11:41 a.m. Californians,” Kiloh said St. on Thursday at 5:38 p.m. Friday. Thursday reported an ongo- The state has been under in a statement. ing issue with illegal dumping pressure from California's California kicked off Overdoses next to Friendly’s on Broadway legal industry to do more broad legal sales on Jan. and said he was able to get to stop the underground 1, 2018. But the illegal Police responded to a re- a suspected license plate. An pot economy, which in Los port of a drug overdose on officer was dispatched for a market has continued a Rogers Avenue on Thursday report. Angeles and other cities bustling business, in part at 6:29 p.m. and an overdose often operates in plain because consumers can reported on Tucker Street on Thefts sight. According to some avoid steep tax rates by Thursday at 5:01 p.m. estimates, roughly 75 per- buying in unlicensed dis- A man walked into the sta- cent of sales in the state pensaries. Complaint tion at 1:06 p.m. Thursday to remain under the table, But there’s a trade off report his identity and Bank snatching profits from le- Police responded to a re- for saving a buck. Illegal of America credit card infor- gal storefronts. products have not met port of an intoxicated person Investigators from the mation had been stolen and strict state testing stan- at Mall and North Common used to make $10,757.81 in state Bureau of Canna- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dards and could be tainted streets on Thursday at 6:29 charges. bis Control and the De- A display with jars of marijuana at Save Greens by mold, pesticides, heavy p.m. A woman reported at 8:29 partment of Consumer Cannabis dispensary in Los Angeles. a.m. Thursday that license Affairs’ Cannabis En- metals — even human NAHANT plates were stolen from her forcement Unit served The crackdown was of whack-a-mole, target- waste. car, which was parked in her search warrants at 24 praised by the United ing and shutting down a The state's top canna- driveway on Palmer Ave. The unlicensed shops from Cannabis Business As- small handful of illegal bis regulator, Lori Ajax, Thefts plates have been entered into Tuesday through Thurs- sociation, a Los Ange- shops at a time, only to signaled that more was to CJIS. day. They seized $8.8 les-based industry group have them reopen days come. “We look forward to Police received a call at that has been urging the later in the same location working with local juris- 4:49 p.m. Thursday from a million in cannabis prod- Wellness Checks state to do more to shut or down the street," said dictions and law enforce- resident on Christopher Dr. ucts, confiscated nearly 10,000 illegal vape pens down rogue operators. Jerred Kiloh, who heads ment as we continue to who stated he wanted to re- Police received a call at and $129,000 in cash, the “For a long time we the group. shut down unlicensed op- port a stolen FedEx package. 4:18 p.m. Thursday from a bureau said. have been playing a game He called the raids “the erators,” she said. An officer was dispatched for woman who was concerned more information. about the whereabouts of her daughter. Police could also Suspicious Activity hear a man in the background Breaking bad on the Lynnway speaking aggressively toward An unknown party walked the woman before the call in to the station at 6:46 p.m. was terminated. Officers were Monday to report he had just dispatched to Old County Rd. been followed by a black and spoke with both parties. BMW. He said the vehicle had They reported all appeared followed him from the Lyn- fine at the residence and nway into town and reported a message was left for the that the vehicle was operat- daughter to call the station.

Selling a house? Buying a house? Find out what properties recently sold in your area. Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER R. HASAK A crew works to repair a water main break on the Lynnway which shut down Boston-bound traf- fic for about an hour on Friday afternoon. LYNN — Police partially Traffic was diverted in ard Street intersection reopened Lynnway traf- the direction of Boston off included a report of a fic at 2:40 p.m. Friday as the Lynnway onto Blos- trapped car. Traffic de- Water and Sewer crews som Street after 1 p.m. for tours triggered a ripple worked to repair a water just over an hour. effect that entangled main break at Lynnway Initial reports of heavy West Lynn and down- and Shepard Street. flooding at the Shep- town traffic. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Boy, 13, arrested in killing of Barnard College freshman By Michael R. Sisak ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — A 13-year- old boy has been arrested in the fatal stabbing of a Bar- nard College student in a park near the school’s New York City campus, two law PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS enforcement officials with Robert Lewis Dear talks to Judge Gilbert Mar- knowledge of the investiga- tion said Friday. tinez during a court appearance in Colorado The boy was charged Springs, Colo. with murder in the slay- ing of 18-year-old fresh- man Tessa Majors and Planned Parenthood is expected to be tried as a juvenile delinquent shooting suspect in family court, said the people, who were not au- insists he’s competent thorized to speak publicly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS about the case and did so A woman walks past a make-shift memorial for Tessa Majors inside the on condition of anonymity. Barnard College campus, Thursday, in New York. By Thomas Peipert tion, but they did not elab- As many as three attack- ASSOCIATED PRESS orate. A spokesman for ers were involved, police the U.S. Attorney’s Office Commissioner Dermot take journalism classes in side Park just before 7 DENVER — A man ac- have said, and the presi- Shea tweeted later that college. p.m. Wednesday when she declined to comment. dent of Barnard College cused of killing three people Prosecutors noted that detectives “are making sig- Flowers and candles was accosted and stabbed and injuring nine others at said Majors was stabbed nificant progress, and we were left at a makeshift during a struggle, Chief of the state court’s incompe- during an armed robbery. a Planned Parenthood clin- will have major updates to campus memorial and her Detectives Rodney Harri- tence ruling isn’t binding Authorities on Thursday ic in Colorado in 2015 ap- in the federal case and announce very soon.” family said in a statement son said. peared in court in Denver questioned two people said Dear didn’t appear who were later released, Majors, from Charlottes- Friday that they “are dev- She staggered up a stair- on Friday on new charges to be incompetent during ville, Va., played in a rock astated by the senseless way to a nearby street, and insisted he is compe- police said. a Monday hearing before band in New York and had loss of our beautiful and where she was spotted by a tent to stand trial. New York police spokes- U.S. Magistrate Judge man Andrew Lava de- told an editor from a news- talented Tess.” campus security guard who Federal prosecutors Nina Wang. But, they add- have asked the judge to clined comment on the ar- paper internship in high Majors was walking in called 911, Harrison said. ed, the state court’s ruling rest of the boy but Police school that she planned to Manhattan’s Morning- Majors died at a hospital. order a new mental evalu- warrants a fresh evalua- ation for Robert Dear, who tion in the new case. was previously ruled to be Dear, who remains in the incompetent to stand trial custody of the U.S. Mar- Trump says U.S., China have in state court. shals Service, held police U.S. Magistrate Judge at bay for more than five Kristen Mix on Friday gave hours during the Novem- Dear’s attorneys until Dec. ber 2015 attack in Colora- reached deal; Sunday tariffs off 20 to respond to the re- do Springs that sent hun- quest. Dear has said he is dreds of holiday shoppers products as beef, poultry, guilty and told the judge he By Paul Wiseman scrambling for safety. and Kevin Freking seafood, pet food and ani- understood his rights and A police officer from the ASSOCIATED PRESS mal feed. the charges against him. University of Colorado, In all, the U.S. expects “Yes, I understand to- Colorado Springs, and two WASHINGTON — The a $200 billion boost in ex- tally,” said Dear, who was people who were accompa- Trump administration has ports over two years as a handcuffed in the front, nying friends to the clinic dropped its plan to impose result of the deal. shackled at the waist and separately were killed in new tariffs on $160 billion “We expect the trade wore a tan jail suit. the rampage. of Chinese imports begin- deficit to go down for Dear’s competency is a Dear, 61, has previous- ning Sunday under a mod- sure,” Lighthizer said, top issue as federal pros- ly declared in courtroom est interim deal that de-es- adding that the deal will ecutors seek to swiftly ad- outbursts that he is guilty calates a 17-month trade likely be signed the first vance the case against him. and called himself a “war- war between the world’s week in January and take He faces dozens of state rior for babies.” He faces two biggest economies. effect 30 days later. charges but has repeatedly 179 charges in state court, As part of the agreement “Everything is written,” been deemed incompetent including murder and at- announced Friday, the he said. “Everything is by state authorities. tempted murder, but that administration is also re- completely finished.” Dear consistently has case has languished since ducing its existing import Yet the administration insisted he is competent. he was deemed incompe- taxes on about $112 bil- released no detailed pa- In their motion, federal tent to stand trial in 2016. lion in Chinese goods from perwork on the agreement prosecutors cited “notable His mental health status 15 percent to 7.5 percent. and said the text was still problems” with the state’s has been reviewed every In return, U.S. Trade being translated between PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tests for a mental evalua- 90 days without change. Representative Robert Chinese and English. In Lighthizer told reporters, the past, the two sides President Donald Trump speaks during a meet- China agreed to buy $32 had appeared to be close ing with Paraguay’s President Mario Abdo billion in U.S. farm prod- to firm agreements only to Benitez in the Oval Office of the White House, ucts over two years. Bei- see negotiations fall apart. Friday, in Washington. jing has also committed The so-called Phase 1 to ending a long-stand- agreement leaves some unnerved financial mar- negotiator who is now vice ing practice of pressuring major issues unresolved, kets and hobbled global president at the Asia Soci- companies to hand over notably U.S. complaints economic growth. ety Policy Institute. their technology as a con- that China unfairly sub- “This deal should go a But, Cutler cautioned, dition of gaining access to sidizes its own companies long way in reversing the “it’s unclear on how far the the Chinese market. to give them an edge in downward spiral in bilat- Phase 1 agreement goes in Lighthizer said Chi- world markets. eral trade relations and in- addressing the key struc- na had also agreed to lift The deal does, howev- creasing certainty for U.S. tural issues that brought nontariff barriers to the er, at least temporarily businesses,” said Wendy the U.S. to the negotiating PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Chinese market for such defuse a conflict that has Cutler, a former U.S. trade table 17 months ago.’’ A box and vial of the drug Vyondys 53. In surprise decision, Former NBA Commissioner Stern U.S. approves drug for has emergency brain surgery

muscular dystrophy By Brian Mahoney “for my good friend who AP BASKETBALL WRITER helped save my life.” By Matthew Perrone or 30s. The drug is for a Johnson announced he AP HEALTH WRITER specific type that affects NEW YORK — Former was retiring because of about 8 percent of boys NBA Commissioner Da- the AIDS virus in 1991 WASHINGTON — U.S. with Duchenne’s. vid Stern had emergency health regulators ap- but returned the following In August, the FDA ap- surgery after suffering a year at the All-Star Game proved a second drug peared to reject the inject- brain hemorrhage while for a debilitating form of with Stern’s backing, able medication, sending a having lunch not far from Johnson would later rejoin muscular dystrophy, a letter to the company that league headquarters. surprise decision after the the league with Stern’s flagged risks of infections The league had no update support, even while some medication was rejected and cases of kidney inju- on his condition Friday. for safety concerns just players voiced concern ry in animal studies. But The 77-year-old Stern about playing against him four months ago. Sarepta disputed the de- underwent the opera- for health reasons. The ruling marks the cision, raising it to FDA’s tion at Mount Sinai St. Stern has stayed busy second time the Food drug center leadership. Luke’s Hospital after he after leaving as commis- and Drug Administration The company resubmitted was stricken at a midtown sioner, traveling overseas has granted preliminary its application and data, Manhattan restaurant. on the league’s behalf, do- approval for the disease and the FDA reversed its Stern served exactly 30 ing public speaking and based on early results and decision, according to a years as the NBA’s lon- consulting. He was induct- is likely to stoke questions Sarepta press release. gest-tenured commission- ed to the Naismith Me- about its standards for The surprise approv- er before Adam Silver suc- morial Basketball Hall of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS clearing largely unproven al sent company shares ceeded him on Feb. 1, 2014. Fame in 2014. medications. rocketing more than 36 The league made the an- NBA Commissioner David Stern takes a ques- Stern oversaw the ad- The FDA said late Thurs- percent in trading Friday. nouncement about Stern tion from a reporter during a news conference dition of seven franchises day it approved Sarepta But some Wall Street an- in a statement, saying its following an NBA Board of Governors meeting and the creation of the Therapeutics’ Vyondys 53 alysts said the approval thoughts were with him in Dallas. WNBA and NBA Develop- for patients with a form suggests loosening stan- and his family. ment League, now called of Duchenne’s muscular dards at the agency. Stern has remained af- of the NBA into a league Detroit on Thursday night the G League — which dystrophy. Duchenne’s “The abruptness of the filiated with the league, whose games were televised when it revealed the news will have a franchise in affects about 1 in every decision making at the holding the title of com- in more than 200 countries about Stern. Mexico starting with the 3,600 boys in the U.S., agency does not inspire missioner emeritus. He and territories and in more Support for Stern has 2020-21 season. Stern causing muscle weakness, confidence, in our view,” has remained active in his than 40 languages. The come from across the game. had a hand in numerous loss of movement and ear- analyst Debjit Chattopad- other interests, such as league was staging a regu- Hall of Famer Magic John- initiatives, including drug ly death, usually when hyay wrote in a note to in- sports technology. lar-season game in Mexico son tweeted that he and testing, the salary cap and patients are in their 20s vestors. Stern oversaw the growth City between Dallas and wife Cookie were praying a dress code. A8 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 LOOK! National Bouillabaisse Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. ‘Shop early’: U.S. Christmas trees supplies tight, prices up By John Raby disappointment has ASSOCIATED PRESS been tempered by robust wreath sales. CHARLESTON, W.Va. In the next lot, Robert — Customers searching Cole was having a jolly for the perfect Christmas ole time preparing an tree typically glance at abundance of trees for Sandy Parsons’ limit- loading onto customers’ ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER R. HASAK ed offerings, then keep vehicles. walking. The difference? Cole’s Pigeons swoop in and land on telephone wires Parsons never got her lot, French Creek Farms over Ford Street in Lynn on Friday. order for 350 trees from of Buckhannon, grows its a North Carolina farm. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS own trees. “We’ve been Supplies were short, busier than we’ve ever she was told. Instead, Bob and Jane Atkins, left, of Madison, W.Va., been before,” Cole said. she was shipped some watch Robert Cole of French Creek Farms Gesturing toward smaller ones for her lot place their Christmas tree into a wrapping ma- the lots of Parsons and at the Capitol Market in chine before being loaded onto their vehicle at another competitor, he ex- Charleston. Those paled the Capitol Market in Charleston, W.Va. plained his brisk business in comparison to the in the simplest economic much taller beauties at a and trying to win people Amy Start, executive terms: “Because there’s competitor’s lot next door. back from a shift toward director of the Michigan been no trees here and no “This has been the worst artificial trees when times Christmas Tree Associ- trees over there.” season,” Parsons said. were especially tough. ation, is simple: “Shop An oversupply of trees “We lost a lot of money by Industry officials say not early.” about a decade ago caused that. It sets you back two to worry: Everyone who Parsons has been in a domino effect nation- or three years.” wants a last-minute tree business for 42 years as a wide. Subsequently, fewer FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Christmas tree supplies should be able to find one. seasonal seller of flowers, trees were cut down, are tight again this year It just might take a little produce, pumpkins — and which meant not as many Director Spike Lee, right, and actor Danny Ai- across the United States, more searching, especially this year, just 32 Christ- seedlings were planted ello attend a special 20th anniversary screen- depending upon location if customers want a spe- mas trees. to replace them. Hot, dry ing of “Do the Right Thing,” in New York. and seller. The industry cific type, and you might “I can tell you how weather also took its toll, is still bouncing back have to pay a little more. many I didn’t buy: 350,” forcing many growers to from the Great Recession The best advice, said said Parsons, whose close. Blue-collar character New Cuban ballet head pledges renovation actor Danny Aiello By Andrea wants to include former has died at age 86 Rodriguez company members who By Mark Kennedy “Living in New York City ASSOCIATED PRESS have left to perform in ASSOCIATED PRESS gave me training for any other countries. role,” he said in a 1997 HAVANA — The new “I will always defend NEW YORK — Danny interview. “I’ve seen people head of Cuba’s legendary classical technique as the Aiello, the blue-collar killed, knifed. I’ve got National Ballet says she artistic base for a good character actor whose scars on my face. I have hopes to renew the insti- dancer, and from there one long career playing tough emotional recall when I tution after the death of can grow into other types guys included roles in work; the idea is simply to long-time director Alicia of choreography,” she said “Fort Apache, the Bronx,” recreate it. I’ve seen it and Alonso by introducing Thursday. “What we must “Moonstruck” and “Once experienced it. I’ve played new choreography and do is enrich what we have Upon a Time in America” gangsters, teachers but appearances by dancers today, develop what we PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and his Oscar-nominated most of my work has been who have emigrated to have. Without studying A ballet student poses for a friend to take pho- performance as a pizza in the police area. And other companies. the past we can’t progress man in Spike Lee’s “Do the for that I’m adored by the In an interview with tos, at the national ballet school in Havana, and, yes, we have to mod- Right Thing,” has died. He police in New York City.” The Associated Press, Cuba, Thursday. ernize.” was 86. The ebullient Aiello be- Viengsay Valdés, 43, Valdés became deputy into a system of increas- the flight of many of the Aiello (pronounced eye- came a favorite of several said Alonso’s insistence artistic director of the Na- ingly selective state dance best dancers. YEL-o) died Thursday directors, among them on classical technique schools has produced Valdés said she has tional Ballet after a long, night after a brief illness, Woody Allen, who used and repertory served the hundreds of elite dancers begun to try to address stellar career as a dancer said his publicist, Tracey him in the Broadway company well for decades, including Lorna Feijóo, many of the problems. and she retains that title Miller, who runs Tracey play “The Floating Light but modernization is Rolando Sarabia, Taras “I have been trying to even after the death of Miller & Associates. “The Globe” and the movies imperative. Domitro, Anette Delga- promote and give every- Alonso, the company’s family asks for privacy at “Broadway Danny Rose,” Valdés said she is look- founder, at 98 in October. do and Carlos Acosta. one access to the infor- this time,” she said in a “The Purple Rose of Cai- ing to perform new works Despite her official status The company founded mation that they need statement. ro” and “Radio Days.” and bring in dancers from as deputy, she is in charge in 1959 has been criti- as artists and that’s a In a tweet, Cher Lee was another admir- other countries to help of the company. cized for a stale repertory mission that I have had mourned the man she er and for “Do the Right instruct the company’s Cuba’s Soviet-style sys- and failure to modernize, since I took over direction called “a genius come- Thing” cast Aiello as a piz- dancers. She said she tem that recruits children factors that contributed to of the company.” dic actor.” The two had zeria operator in a black starred in “Moonstruck” neighborhood of Brooklyn, and she called it “one the movie climaxing with ‘Lemonade’ by Beyoncé is named of the happiest times in a riot that destroys his my life.” Actor Michael eatery. “This is my pizze- Rapaport tweeted that ria!” he cried. Lee had first the AP’s album of the decade Aiello was a “huge inspi- offered the role to Rob- By Mesfin Fekadu of Beyoncé: Goodbye was ration” and actor Kirk ert De Niro, but Aiello’s ASSOCIATED PRESS the girl who cared about Acevedo mourned: “We performance brought him topping the charts, and lost a great actor today.” an Oscar nomination for NEW YORK — Be- born was an artist, a true Recognizable, if not fa- supporting actor. yonce’s “Lemonade” was storyteller, a grown woman. mous, for his burly build Among his other movies: named the top album of Somehow, she topped her- and husky voice, he was “Fort Apache, the Bronx” the decade by Associated self again with “Lemonade,” an ex-union president (as a cop who threw a boy Press music editor Mesfin which still tastes as good as who broke into acting in from a building), “Once Fekadu. it did when it was released his 30s and remained a Upon a Time in America,” At the beginning of this in 2016. The usually private dependable player for de- “Harlem Nights,” “Jack decade, Beyoncé was Beyoncé bares her soul on cades, whether vicious or Ruby” (as Ruby) and”City already the greatest singer the album, singing about a cuddly or some of each. Hall.” He also appeared in of her generation. She won troubled relationship, black His breakthrough, iron- TV miniseries, including a record six Grammys in pride and motherhood in a ically, was as the hapless “The Last Don,” “A Woman a single night, had women brave way. Lyrically, she’s lover dumped by Cher in Named Jackie” and in AND MEN “oh-oh-oh’ing” on point and honest over Norman Jewison’s hit the 1985-86 police series to the fun sound of “Single FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS beats and sounds that comedy “Moonstruck.” His “Lady Blue.” It was Aiello Ladies” and continued to range from rap to rock to disillusion contributed to who played Madonna’s The cover of Beyonce’s “Lemonade.” be a beast of a performer. country and pop. “Who the the laughter, and although father in the pop icon’s But somehow Superwoman and really took the bull by of Time,” “I Care” and “I (expletive) do you think he wasn’t nominated for “Papa Don’t Preach” video. — shoot, she’s Superman, the horns of her career. In Miss You.” Three years later I am,” she brashly asks a supporting-role Oscar A child of New York’s too! — found a way to 2011, she released the R&B — in surprise form — came on “Don’t Hurt Yourself,” (Cher and Olympia Du- Hell’s Kitchen neighbor- do more: Like a boss she adventure “4,” featuring “Beyoncé,” her bold, auda- which co-stars Jack White. kakis won in their catego- hood, Aiello retained the launched her own company, classics like “Countdown,” cious and daring album The answer: the greatest of ries), Aiello was inundated pugnacity he learned on Parkwood Entertainment, “Love on Top,” “Party,” “End that showcased a new side all time. with movie offers. city streets. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 St. Mary’s girls go cold in loss to rival Williams By Mike Alongi solid game for St. Mary’s ing to the Spartans’ trou- on offense, but the Spar- ITEM STAFF with 14 points and four bles was the fact that tans simply couldn’t nd rebounds, while Yirsy Que- nothing was falling on the the bottom of the net. St. LYNN — Friday night liz added 14 points and offensive end. Despite Mary’s trailed by as many just wasn’t the night for three rebounds. Gabby that, it took a last-second as seven points in the the St. Mary’s girls basket- Torres and Nicolette three-pointer from Queliz quarter, but Williams took ball team, as the Spartans D’Itria each had six points to give St. Mary’s a 26-23 a 39-34 lead into the fell to Catholic Central and two rebounds. lead at halftime. fourth. League rival Archbishop The Spartans opened the Luck ran out for the St. Mary’s was able to get Williams, 54-46, at Tony game by playing some sol- Spartans in the second within three points several Conigliaro Gymnasium. id defense, but the shoot- half. times in the fourth, but St. Mary’s was in foul trou- ing troubles showed up “We were up three points never any closer. After ble for much of the night, early. St. Mary’s was still and I felt like we were ac- some game-clinching free turned the ball over a able to take a 9-3 lead in tually in a pretty good throws, Williams went number of times and had a the opening minutes, but a spot,” Newhall said. “But home with the sea- tough time making shots. number of fouls allowed then Williams came out in son-opening win. “It was disappointing the Williams to get back into the third and scored the The Spartans (0-1) have way we came out and the game. Williams even- rst six points to jump a quick turnaround with a played,” said St. Mary’s tually took a 10-9 lead, but ahead and we could never game against Andover on coach Jeff Newhall. “We the Spartans quickly re- get anything going. They Sunday (4) back at Co- had a great preseason and covered and took a 15-12 got most of their points at nigliaro Gymnasium. some great scrimmages lead into the second quar- the free throw line.” “There isn’t much that leading into this and we ter. Williams came out and we can work on or change came out and played the But the foul trouble con- took an early lead in the in one day, so we’re just exact opposite of the way tinued. St. Mary’s was in third quarter and never going to get back to prac- ITEM FILE PHOTO we’ve been playing. We foul trouble for the entire looked back, staying ahead tice (Saturday), get some just couldn’t get anything second quarter, which al- the rest of the way. St. shots up and hope for a Gabby Torres had six points and two rebounds going.” lowed Williams to come Mary’s had multiple better result on Sunday,” for St. Mary’s in a loss to Archbishop Williams Maiya Bergdorf had a back and tie it again. Add- chances to make baskets said Newhall. Friday night. Classical holds off late run by Salem By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Classical boys basketball team held off a late push by Salem to earn a 59-56 win in the Rams’ season open- er at Classical High School Friday night. The Rams had to shake off some first-game jitters, but in the end they made enough plays to start the season on the right note. Brandon Summers and Jeff Barbosa led Classical with 13 points each. Jeff Hill Jr. wasn’t far behind with 11 points and Eusebio Quintana had a nice night coming off the bench with 10 points and four rebounds. The Rams started this one off fast. Hill grabbed an early steal and Keon Griffin scored to get Classical started. Next, Hill dished assists on baskets from Barbosa and Jayden Thornton to give the Rams a 6-0 lead. Classical pushed its lead to 8-0 before Salem started to find its footing. A four-point play from Ethan Doyle got the Witches going and Salem took advantage of a handful of missed Classical shots to cut ITEM FILE PHOTO the lead to 13-12 after the first Classical’s Jeff Barbosa (center) had 13 points in a win over Salem quarter. ITEM FILE PHOTO Friday night. CLASSICAL, B2 Ian Worthley is one of two senior co-captains for the Fenwick boys hockey team this season. Saugus hockey aims Read the iTem on your iPhone Fenwick trying for tourney berth to build on last By Harold Rivera experienced team but ITEM SPORTS EDITOR they’re working hard right now,” Saugus coach SAUGUS — Back to Jeff Natalucci, entering year’s momentum back 6-9-5 seasons mean his 10th season, said. there’s only one goal on “We’re going game by By Harold Rivera “Things are looking the Saugus’ boys hockey ITEM SPORTS EDITOR good,” Quinlan said. “We’re game. I know our seniors team’s radar: qualifying want to get a crack at get- doing well. We’re going to for the Division 2 North PEABODY — Fenwick be a hard working team ting back to the tourna- boys hockey coach Jim state tournament. ment. But right now we’ll and we’ll be in every game In 2016, the Sachems Quinlan felt his Crusaders we play. We have a hard go period by period, game took a major step in the reached the sectional by game. As the year goes schedule. We have a lot of semi nal. Since then, the right direction last season. on, this group will get seniors and some juniors. Sachems haven’t found After a sluggish start, Fen- better.” I’m looking for that leader- their way back to the wick turned it on during Saugus graduated 10 ship up top to get us into postseason. the closing stretch, played seniors from last season’s the tournament. Right But reaching that goal its best hockey at the right roster, including defense- now, everything’s been go- won’t happen overnight time and quali ed for the men CJ Graffeo and Joe ing well for us.” and it won’t come easy. Division 1 North state Cross, and leading scor- Co-captains this season It’s a game by game ap- tournament as the No. 11 ers Ronnie Paolo and are seniors Ian Worthley proach as the new season seed. (center) and Jake Murphy Adam Rodrigues. Fenwick’s run ended in a gets underway. (right wing). Assistant “We have a young, in- SAUGUS, B2 3-2 shootout loss to Win- captains are seniors Tom chester in the quarter nal. Estella (center) and Nick “The kids wanted to Muzi (left wing). win,” Quinlan said. “They “This is my fourth year Peabody boys take didn’t want to lose. They at Fenwick and these kids wanted to make the tour- came in when I came in,” nament. The kids listened Quinlan said. “They know to the coaches. They down Danvers what I expect. They’re go- worked hard. We won six ing to be great leaders be- By Joshua Kummins vers. in a row to get into the cause they want to win. FOR THE ITEM “I think both teams were tournament. We beat They want to show that feeling each other out ear- Reading 2-0 in the rst Fenwick’s a winning pro- DANVERS -- It wasn’t ly, but we were fortunate round, then we had Win- gram. They got a taste of the prettiest start to the to get a couple buckets to chester 2-0 with nine min- the state tournament last season for the Peabody go down and get us going,” utes to go in the game. My year and they want to get boys basketball team, but Broughton said. “The whole senior leadership was tre- back there.” coach Thad Broughton will game didn’t really have a mendous. We’re working Defensively, Fenwick has certainly take an opening great  ow to it, there were off that and we’ll see what depth. The core of defense- victory over one of the Tan- a lot of turnovers, but both happens.” ners’ Northeastern Confer- men includes seniors teams will improve as the If Fenwick can carry ence rivals. Download the Itemlive App today Aidan Grenham and Alex season goes along. “ some of last season’s mo- Chioke Onwuogu totaled Michelic; juniors Aidan Joangel Lugo handed out Scan with your camera mentum, the Crusaders 14 points and fellow senior Anthony and Gavin Belt; four assists on the night could be in a good place. Kyle Mor s chipped in sophomores Mike Fragai, for Peabody, while On- Practice started last week with 10, including a pair of Bill Kniziak and Kin Mu- wuogu and Steve Bua each and everything has met 3-pointers, to lead the way niz. grabbed eight rebounds. Quinlan’s expectations for the Tanners in Friday thus far. FENWICK, B2 night’s 52-29 win at Dan- PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 Marblehead girls basketball opens season with big win and two steals, while Mad- ton-Morrison had a great BOYS BASKETBALL SCHOOL ROUNDUP die Erskine had six points, all-around game with Greater Lowell 71, By Mike Alongi eight rebounds and four eight points, 13 rebounds Tech 39 ITEM STAFF steals. Leila Walton had and four steals. Carlos Mateo scored 11 The Marblehead girls six points and 11 rebounds. The Rams (1-0) host points and Yael Vizcaino basketball team opened up “It was a solid night for Winthrop Tuesday (7). added 10 points. the 2019-2020 basketball us and a great way to start Notre Dame 56, Tech (0-1) travels to Es- season in style with a 49- the season,” said Marble- Tech 42 sex Tech Tuesday (5:30). 11 win over Northeastern head coach Paul Moran. Despite a 22-point out- Gloucester 45, Marble- Conference foe Gloucester Marblehead (1-0) hosts burst from Alondra San- head 39 Friday night. rival Swampscott Monday chez, the Tigers came up Sean Grady had 11 Emily Clough led the of- night (7). short in their season open- points and five steals in fensive effort for the Ma- GIRLS BASKETBALL er. Iranis Julio added eight the loss for Marblehead. gicians, notching a dou- Classical 44, Salem 19 points in the loss. The Magicians (0-1) are ITEM FILE PHOTO ble-double with 14 points Amber Crayton had a big Tech (0-1) hosts Nashoba back in action Monday (7) and 11 blocks. Maddy game for Classical with 13 Valley Tech on Wednesday with a road game against Marblehead’s Maddy Lowy had seven points Lowy added seven points points, while Jean Gup- (5:30). Swampscott. and two steals in a win over Gloucester Friday. Classical boys hold Crusaders hope to keep moving forward FENWICK Diego Segee, senior left place. We have some trans- day. I could put either one off Salem for a win From B1 wing John Bernbaum, ju- fers who are good players. of them in net. That’s a nior right wing Cam Mar- I think we’ll have good good sign.” CLASSICAL capped off the period with “Defensively, we’ll be tin, junior center Nick Sas- chemistry.” Fenwick starts the sea- From B1 another Classical buzz- good,” Quinlan said. “They so, junior right wing Liam In net, Fenwick turns to son Saturday (8) at Arling- er-beater from mid range know what I expect. I feel Hill and freshman defen- junior Jack Viera and ton Catholic. It was just the start of a to give the Rams a 41-36 more comfortable because seman/forward Max Viera. sophomore Dylan Bloom. “We’re going to be in ev- momentum shift in Sa- lead heading into the they all played last year. I “I’m pretty excited about “They’re competing for ery game we play,” Quinlan lem’s favor. fourth. threw those sophomores in our returners,” Quinlan the position,” Quinlan said. “We’re not a team that “We came out alright,” “I thought we did a pret- as freshmen. They have ex- said. “They’ve been with said. “It’s going well. They gets crushed anymore. You Classical coach Jasper ty good job in the second perience and that’s huge.” me for two, three years. work hard against each have to come ready to play Grassa said. “But that sec- half getting the ball in- Also projected to play key They know what I expect. other and they compete us. Our goal is to be better ond quarter, things side,” Grassa said. “Even if We have everything in against one another every than we were last year.” changed. (Salem) was in it was a 3-pointer, we got to roles are senior forward the 3-2 (defense). We have the foul line and it was a some shooters but I was kick out 3-pointer. It wasn’t telling them if it’s not go- just us passing around and Saugus boys hockey shooting for the tournament ing you have to go to the shooting a contested one.” hoop. It took awhile for The Rams held onto that SAUGUS experience last year. We’re them to get it.” lead, even stretching it to From B1 looking for both of them to While the Rams were ad- 53-42 with two minutes step up. They both worked justing, Salem continued left to play, but Salem If the Sachems are look- extremely hard. We’re go- to take advantage. Bobby wasn’t ready to go home ing to build their team ing to rely on them this Jellison hit a 3-pointer to without a fight. from the goalie on out, year.” tie things at 17-17 and the The Witches knocked they’re in a good place. Se- Natalucci believes the Witches came out of a tim- down three 3-pointers, two nior goalie Jack Devereaux Northeastern Conference eout on a six-point run to from Doyle and one from returns after a solid junior South will be a balanced go ahead 23-17. Tommy Beauregard to campaign last winter. division this winter. But the Rams responded climb back into things. “Jack competes,” Natalu- “We’re new to NEC with a much-needed Luckily, Classical was able cci said. “He’s real athletic South this year,” Natalu- 10-point run before the to make enough free in there and he gives you cci said. “It’s us, Peabody, break. Summers capped throws to cling onto a 59- a good chance to win every Lynn and Swampscott. We off that run with a 3-point- 56 lead in the final seconds night. have to show up and if we er that beat the halftime The Witches drew up “We’re going to have don’t we’ll be on the losing buzzer and give Classical a their final play with 10 play well on our own end. end of things. It’s going to 27-23 lead. seconds to go but a 3-point- We’re going to start with be a battle. The NEC has “It was huge,” Grassa er from Jellison’s missed Jack. We have to play always been like that.” said of the run. “I felt like the mark and the Rams good defense every night. Saugus opens the sea- they had all the momen- walked away with the win. Jack will give us a good ITEM FILE PHOTO son Saturday afternoon “We just have to stay dis- tum at that point. Basket- chance to win but we have Senior forward Lorenzo Keegan is one of two (12:30) with a road game ball is a game of runs so ciplined,” Grassa said. “We to make sure we’re doing senior captains for the Saugus boys hockey against Swampscott at Sa- I’m glad we could get one can’t be going for steals the right things in front of lem State’s Rockett Arena. before the end of the half. with a minute left. You just team this season. him.” “The guys are excited,” Then it ended up working have to stay solid. But that Senior forwards Lorenzo said. “Richie and Lorenzo Sophomore forwards Natalucci said. “They’ve out for us in the second will come as the season Keegan and Richie Nauro are both real good skaters. Jason Caron and Massey been working hard in half.” goes. We did everything we also return. They’ll co-cap- Things stayed tight in could to lose this game in The key for them is to stay Ventre are also project- practice. They’re excited to the third quarter but Clas- the last couple minutes tain the team alongside within themselves. I think ed to step into big roles. get after it. We’re a young sical was able to hold onto there.” Devereaux. that if they can do that, “Those two guys played group but they’re excited a slim lead thanks to Classical (1-0) has a few “They’re working ex- they can have some real well for us last year,” Nata- to get out there and see threes from Thornton and days off before travelling tremely hard,” Natalucci good success.” lucci said. “They got some what they can do.” Summers. Quintana to Winthrop Tuesday (7). Team USA continues to struggle at Presidents Cup

ITEM FILE PHOTO Kyle Morfis scored 10 points for Peabody in a win over Danvers Friday night. Tanners beat Danvers in season opener

PEABODY day. We got a little better From B1 in the second half, but we have a lot of work to do.” “I thought Joangel and After Morfis opened Pea- Chioke set a good tone for body’s second half with a us on the defensive end corner three, Jared Berry and that helped carry us a scored the next five points little bit,” Broughton said. for the home team and Peabody benefitted from Daury Margarin cut the turnovers in the early Danvers deficit to 14 with going as it jumped out a basket at the end of the to a 10-0 lead. Onwuogu third quarter. Perez led capped off the opening the Falcons with 11 points run with a steal and layup and Berry added 10. before the hosts scored Peabody closed the their first point on a Chris game on an impressive Perez free throw with note, scoring 12 of the fi- 2:43 left in the first quar- nal 15 points. After Perez ter. Morfis immediately scored past two defenders responded with a triple, to open the fourth quar- helping Peabody finish ter for Danvers, Lugo fin- the opening stanza with ished in transition and an 18-6 lead. Onwuogu posted a 3-point Danvers scored fiveplay to begin a late 7-0 straight points midway run for Peabody. The Tan- through the second quar- ners scored the final five ter as Perez hit a free points, including a pair throw and then drove to from Krisli Miraka along the basket following a the baseline. steal. However, the visi- “We’re trying to find our tors responded with the rotations and what works next five and finished the best, but I thought every half with a 33-18 advan- kid that came in gave us tage. good energy,” Broughton “We lost five starters said. “I was proud of the from last year, we have effort, but there are defi- a young team and they nitely a lot of things we weren’t ready to play,” need to work on. We’re PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Danvers coach Chris just happy to start the Team USA golfers Rickie Fowler (left) and Justin Thomas (right) discuss strategy during a Timson. “We can’t hang season off on a good note.” four-ball session at the 13th Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne, our heads and just have to Peabody (1-0) travels to Australia Friday. keep working hard every Gloucester Monday (7). SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Swimming Boys Hockey Lynnfield at CAL Dive Meet (2) Triton at Lynnfield (12) Wrestling Saugus at Swampscott (12:30) Marblehead at Greater Lawrence (8) Lynnfield at Wilmington, Hopkinton, Danvers at Marblehead (2:15) Whittier (10) Everett at Revere (5) Winthrop at Beverly (5) SUNDAY Peabody at Lynn (6:20) Boys Basketball Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (8) Dracut at St. Mary’s (6) Girls Hockey Girls Basketball Beverly at Winthrop (1:30) Andover at St. Mary’s (4) Medford at Marblehead (4) Girls Hockey Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (6) Fenwick at Marblehead (10:30) Peabody at Masconomet (7:15) Swimming St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (8) Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (4)

SPORTS BRIEFS Correction als, a rule book and the certification exam. A suc- In a story about the Saugus cessfully completed Massa- boys basketball team in chusetts CORI certification Friday’s edition of The is required. Item, it was incorrectly For more information written that Saugus’ Myles contact Interpreter Steve Manalaysay scored 12 Carroll via email at ste- points. Manalaysay actually [email protected]. scored 17 points. Lynn/Somerville Bishop Fenwick annual toy drive coaching vacancies The Lynn Jets and Bishop Fenwick is look- Somerville Highlanders ing for a head coach for will team up this year for varsity wrestling. Those their second annual toy interested can contact Ath- drive. The two teams will letic Director David Woods collect unwrapped toys at [email protected] or over the next 10 days and 978-587-8341. distribute them to the Sal- vation Army in Lynn and NSBUA Classes the The Learning Center in Somerville on Saturday The North Shore Base- Dec 21st. ball Umpires Association The Jets will collect toy (NSBUA) is looking for donations at their next two new umpires for the 2020 home games- Saturday at season. 6:20 p.m. against Peabody Classes begin January 6 and next Wednesday at 6 at Essex Tech High School p.m. against Winthrop. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in Danvers at 6 p.m. The Those who cannot make class dates are January 6, the games but still want to Tom Brady (left) and Josh McDaniels (right) will try to get the struggling Patriots offense going 13, 27 and February 3, 10, help out are encouraged to against the Cincinnati Bengals this Sunday. 24. The certification exam contact Jetscoach Mike date is March 2. Roberts via email at The $100 fee includes the MikeRoberts813@yahoo. course, all written materi- com. Patriots look to get offense going FOXBOROUGH (AP) — playoff berth with a win to do,’ or, ‘We’ll do exactly the league. NFL Tom Brady says he is still Sunday, are making prog- what we did last week.’ “We’ve got to maximize AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE having fun playing foot- ress. You have to kind of rein- our potential, and I don’t East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ball, even in the midst of “Guys are working really vent yourself every week. know what our potential New England 10 3 0 .769 338 168 Dallas 6 7 0 .462 334 267 one of the most challeng- hard and that’s been great ... It’s always a little bit of is,” Brady said. “If we do it Buffalo 9 4 0 .692 274 212 Philadelphia 6 7 0 .462 297 301 N.Y. Jets 5 9 0 .357 247 343 Washington 3 10 0 .231 188 310 ing seasons of his career. to see and that’s what a challenge, but football well one time, it’s how well Miami 3 10 0 .231 221 399 N.Y. Giants 2 11 0 .154 247 362 “I love it,” he said on Fri- we’ve got to keep doing,” season is not supposed to can we do it consistently? 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Since the start of went on to win their sixth Never in Brady’s career play-making ability, all y-Kansas City 9 4 0 .692 371 281 San Francisco 11 2 0 .846 397 229 Week 9, they are 30th in Super Bowl since 2001. has the offense struggled those things make it very Oakland 6 7 0 .462 258 366 Seattle 10 3 0 .769 341 321 Denver 5 8 0 .385 236 261 L.A. Rams 8 5 0 .615 311 262 the NFL with an average “Every year, it’s a little so much. It is 17th this hard to defend.” L.A. Chargers 5 8 0 .385 289 251 Arizona 3 9 1 .269 272 374 of 17.6 points per game; bit different. The challeng- season in third-down con- New England is one Thursday’s Games Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. only the Bengals and Jag- es are different,” Brady version percentage (37.4%) game in front of Buffalo Baltimore 42, N.Y. Jets 21 Cleveland at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Sunday’s Games Jacksonville at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. uars are worse. said. “You just can’t rely and scoring on 48% of the in the AFC East. The Bills Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Brady said the Patriots on, ‘Oh, well. We’ll just trips inside the 20-yard come to Gillette Stadium Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. (10-3), who can clinch a do exactly what we used line, which ranks 27th in next weekend. Miami at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Seattle at Carolina, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game New England at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at New Orleans, 8:15 p.m. TV/RADIO SATURDAY 10:30 p.m...... World Cup: Big Air...... NBCSN NHL TV Men’s Soccer EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE NHL 7:30 a.m...... Watford at Liverpool...... NBCSN Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA 7 p.m...... Boston at Florida...... NESN 10 a.m...... Bournemouth at Chelsea...... 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OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

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ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Graduating couple faces going their separate ways DEAR ABBY: I have not be paying a monthly been in a relationship for Dear Abby is written by Abigail fee that is causing you fi- more than five years. My nancial stress. girlfriend and I will soon Van Buren, also known as Jeanne graduate from college. I Phillips, and was founded by her DEAR ABBY: My have accepted a full-time mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact mother-in-law has sent job offer, and she will be me a friend request on going to grad school. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. Facebook. It might sound Almost certainly our Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. simple, but we are not relationship will have to friends. We don’t hang be long-distance for a out. Even though we live year or two, and she has in the same city, we see given me an ultimatum. mitment. And don’t worry wrong to have done it each other only at family She says she doesn’t about her. I’m sure she without me. Am I wrong? events. want the stress of a will do just fine. Am I overreacting? How I have never been good long-distance relation- do I deal with this with- enough for her “angelic” ship if it doesn’t lead to DEAR ABBY: When out causing problems? I son, whom I have sup- am way beyond upset. anything in the future. I my mother passed away ported for more than 15 am torn. I like the status three years ago, the fi- years. Why would she quo. I’m not sure if I want nancial burden fell on STUCK WITH to propose and be locked STUFF IN MONTANA want to be my FB friend me. I asked my brother now? She isn’t trying to into something without (who earns more than being 100% certain we DEAR STUCK: You make amends. She’s just double what I do) to help are not wrong. Your being nosey. This is a are meant to be. What and got no help from him. should I do? brother should not have lose-lose situation. Must Since then, I have been shouldered you out of the I allow it? paying her storage unit way to have first dibs on HESITANT IN THE fee. HEARTLAND the contents in storage, TRAPPED IN I asked my brother to and he should have been HURRICANE DEAR HESITANT: pay half because half the paying half the cost of the COUNTRY I’m so glad you asked! stuff in this unit belongs unit since her death. I am Because you have been in to him and his family. I’ve unsure what “problem” DEAR TRAPPED: You a relationship for more never received a penny. you are afraid of causing, are no more trapped than than five years and are He took it upon himself because your brother ap- you wish to be. Because still not certain if this to go through the stuff pears to be the one caus- someone sends a friend young woman is “The and take what he want- ing the problem. request does not mean One,” do her (and your- ed. My inclination is to ad- that you are obligated to self) a favor and stop I have spent $900 on vise you that what is left accept. My advice is to wasting her time. You this unit. I feel the con- in the unit is now yours to ignore it. Or, accept her both need to see others tents are mine as I have dispose of as you wish, invitation and use Face- and gain more experience more than paid for it. I’m but before doing that, you book’s timeline settings in the dating world before willing to go through it would be wise to consult and the option to not making a lifetime com- together, but I feel he was an attorney. You should “share” with her. BRIDGE

Would you turn this way or that? Seneca, a Roman Stoic philoso- one spade, three hearts, one dia- pher and author, wrote, “Speech is mond and one club. If he takes a the mirror of the mind.” winning minor-suit finesse, that will Nature produces mirrors. Amino see him home. However, as you are acids are important, combining to well aware, in newspaper columns form proteins, and most of them and teaching deals, finesses almost come in two forms that are mirror never work. images, the L- and R- versions. (The Which finesse should South take? L- amino acid is usually the benefi- It does not matter — as long as he cial one.) makes the right play in spades. Today’s deal made me think of that Suppose declarer prefers the dia- because the North and South minor mond finesse. Then, if he wins trick suits are mirror images of each other. one and loses to East’s diamond king, South, in three no-trump, must play a spade return will give the defenders on one or the other, and which he five tricks. Instead, South must hold chooses affects how he handles his up his spade ace until the third round, spades. In what way? then run the diamond jack. The auction is the most common Alternatively, if declarer does of all. As Bob Hamman said, if you win trick one, he must cross to the are not sure what to bid, but three board with a heart and take the club no-trump is a possibility, that is the finesse. Yes, it loses, but his spade right choice. jack is safe from attack with West on South starts with six top tricks: lead. 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By Jill Lawless, pledged to end acrimony trade deal with Britain. Danica Kirka over Brexit and urged the “It's going to be a great and Mike Corder country to “let the healing thing for the United States ASSOCIATED PRESS begin.” He said he would also, because it means a work to repay voters’ lot of trade, a tremendous LONDON — Prime trust. amount of trade,” Trump Minister Boris Johnson Key leaders in Eu- told reporters in the Oval pledged Friday to heal rope, signaled that they, Office. “They want to do Britain's divisions over too, were willing to start business with us so bad- Brexit after his gamble on anew. French President ly.” early elections rewarded Emmanuel Macron said it The scale of Johnson's him with a commanding was time to build a com- success also marked a majority in Parliament mon future. stinging defeat for Corbyn, and a new mandate to “I also want to tell our who had promised to lead take his country out of the British friends and allies Labour to victory with the European Union at the something very simple: “biggest people-powered end of January. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By this general election, campaign our country has Johnson's promise to Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson waves after addressing the me- you have confirmed the ever seen." “get Brexit done'' and dia outside 10 Downing Street in London, Friday. choice made more than Instead, voters rejected widespread unease with three years ago, but you his attempt to bridge divi- the leadership style and 203 seats, 59 fewer than mons stalled his Brexit as supporters cheered. are not leaving Europe,'' sions over Brexit by promis- socialist policies of oppo- it won two years ago, vote deal at the end of October, Johnson also offered an he said. "Our history, our ing a second referendum on sition leader Jeremy Cor- totals showed Friday. he called the election two olive branch to Britons geography, our values tie any deal with the EU. The byn combined to give the The results offer John- years ahead of schedule in who want to remain in the us beyond the twists and vote also turned away the ruling Conservative Party son fresh momentum to hopes of winning a clear EU, saying he will respect turns, difficulties or disap- rest of the party's agenda, 365 seats in the House of push his EU withdrawal majority. their “warm feelings” and pointments.'' which included promises to Commons, its best per- agreement through Par- “I will put an end to all build a “new partnership” U.S. President Donald raise taxes on the rich, in- formance since party icon liament. Since taking of- that nonsense, and we will with the bloc as “friends Trump congratulated crease social spending and Margaret Thatcher's last fice in July, he had led get Brexit done on time by and sovereign equals.” Johnson on “a tremen- nationalize industries such victory in 1987. Corbyn's a minority government. the January 31 - no ifs, no Speaking Friday outside dous victory,” and said he as water delivery, railroads Labour Party slumped to After the House of Com- buts, no maybes,'' he said 10 Downing Street, he looked forward to a new and the Royal Mail. Climate talks go into overtime with key issues unresolved

By Aritz Parra and mate change, from stron- Frank Jordans ger storms to droughts and ASSOCIATED PRESS sea level rise. In 2013, countries agreed MADRID — Officials a tentative system to chan- from almost 200 countries nel such aid, known as hunkered down for an- the Warsaw International other night of talks late PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mechanism, or WIM. But Friday as a U.N. climate some rich countries, partic- Helison Alvarenga, of Brazil, center, speaks meeting in Madrid went ularly the United States, with volunteers Marcia Previatti, front left, into overtime without have resisted attempts and Arlene Vilela, front right, at the New En- agreement on key issues. to hold them formally ac- gland Community Center, in Stoughton, Mass. Chile, which is chairing countable for the impact the talks, said negotiators their greenhouse gas emis- would continue working sions have on the climate, Brazilians arrive on two fronts trying to get prompting criticism from deals on aid for poor coun- developing nations. tries affected by climate “The U.S. government in waves at the change and international is the largest humanitari- carbon markets. an donor in the world," a “Today is the day when State Department official U.S.-Mexico border we must show the world PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Friday. “The WIM that we are capable of de- By Cedar Attanasio same level of commitment People shout slogans during a march organized should be a constructive livering the agreements by the Fridays for Future international move- space to catalyze action on and Philip Marcelo that we came up with that are needed to tackle ASSOCIATED PRESS initiatives to address the ment of school students at the COP25 climate the wide range of loss and the unprecedented chal- talks congress in Madrid. damage issues.” issue with the Northern lenge before us,” Chilean EL PASO, Texas — Triangle families.” "A divisive conversa- official Andrés Lander- Growing up along the Those initiatives includ- they would prefer not to fi- "But there is no way, no tion on blame and liabili- retche told a roomful of U.S.-Mexico border, hotel ed making families wait in nalize rules on internation- way, we could accept a ty helps no one,” said the exhausted reporters in the clerk Joe Luis Rubio nev- often dangerous Mexican al carbon markets rather compromise that jeopar- U.S. official, who spoke Spanish capital after two er thought he'd be trying border towns for months to than to approve ones that dizes environmental in- on condition of anonymi- weeks of talks. to communicate in Portu- apply for asylum, return- could undermine efforts to tegrity. Just no way.” ty due to the sensitivity of Landerretche said there guese on a daily basis. ing them to Mexico to await cut greenhouse gas emis- Landerretche hinted the ongoing negotiations. was “some optimism” But with hundreds of Bra- court hearings and a recent sions. Economists say al- that if the issue isn't fully President Donald Trump zilians crossing from Ciudad rule that effectively rejects but added that the Par- lowing companies and rich resolved, some parts could has formally triggered the Juarez, Mexico, each week, nearly all asylum claims, is agreement's so-called countries to invest in car- be deferred till next year. United States' withdrawal the Motel 6 by the airport regardless of merit. The re- Article 6, which sets the bon-cutting measures such “Maybe we arrive at from the 2015 Paris climate has become a stepping stone sult has been a mishmash of rules for trading in emis- as forest protection in poor a general agreement accord, a process that will for thousands of the Portu- pseudo deportations to coun- sions vouchers, "requires countries could become a on Article 6, a principal be completed Nov. 4, 2020 guese speakers on a 6,000- tries where migrants have more work in order to vital tool for lowering emis- agreement and leave the — a day after the next U.S. mile journey from Brazil to never lived and where they come to a cleaner text.” sions, provided the markets technicalities for some in- presidential election. El Paso to America's East face barriers to work or ac- “We're going to remain are transparent and there ter-sessional period, may- The move means the Coast. cess to basic social services. in the premises as long is no double counting. be," he said. "But it's not United States, the world's “Thank God for Google Brazilian families are as it takes," said Lander- “We are all looking for a something that we are en- second biggest emitter of Translate or we’d be lost,” not held indefinitely in retche. "And that could compromise," Frans Tim- tertaining at the moment.” greenhouse gases after Chi- says Rubio. detention but instead re- take well into the night or mermans, the European Another topic still on the na, will be excluded from The quiet migration of leased to Annunciation early hours of tomorrow.” Commission’s top official table concerns financial many of the negotiations around 17,000 Brazilians House, a network of shel- European Union coun- in charge of climate is- support for poor countries at next November's climate through a single U.S. city in ters, where they can stay tries and others have said sues, said earlier Friday. that suffer the effects of cli- talks in Glasgow, Scotland. the past year reveals a new for a few days while they frontier in the Trump ad- arrange flights to other ministration's effort to shut cities in the U.S. down the legal immigration How tramadol, touted as safer They're often taken to pathway for people claiming the airport in a minivan fear of persecution. driven by Phil Porter. Like hundreds of thou- “It takes a lot for some- opioid, became 3rd world peril sands of families from Hon- body to pack up and leave duras, El Salvador, and their country, especially pain with little risk of Guatemala, known collec- By Emily Schmall when they're family orient- and Claire Galofaro abuse. Unlike other opi- tively as the Northern Tri- ed,” says Porter, 72, who es- ASSOCIATED PRESS oids, tramadol flowed free- angle, Brazilians have been timates he's ferried around ly around the world, un- crossing the border here 200 Brazilians. “These are KAPURTHALA, India burdened by international and applying for asylum. economic refugees." — Reports rolled in with controls that track most Nationwide, some Brazil plunged into its escalating urgency — pills dangerous drugs. 18,000 Brazilians were worst-ever recession in seized by the truckload, But abuse is now so ram- apprehended in the fiscal 2015 and 2016 and is head- pills swallowed by school- pant that some countries year ending in October, a ed toward its third consec- children, pills in the pock- are asking international 600 percent increase from utive year of roughly 1 per- ets of dead terrorists. authorities to intervene. the previous high in 2016. cent growth. The economy's These pills, the world has Grunenthal, the German Brazilians crossing in the persistent failure to gain been told, are safer than the company that originally El Paso Sector, which cov- steam means joblessness OxyContins, the Vicodins, made the drug, is cam- ers Southern New Mexico has remained stubbornly in the fentanyls that have paigning for the status quo, and West Texas, account- the double-digits, with the wreaked so much devasta- arguing that it's largely il- ed for 95 percent of the ap- most recent reading at 11.6 tion. But now they are the licit counterfeit pills causing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS prehensions nationwide, percent. Adding underem- root of what the United problems. International reg- according to U.S. Customs ployment, the figure more Nations named “the other ulations make narcotics dif- An Indian drug user lies unconscious by the and Border Protection. than doubles to almost one opioid crisis” — an epidemic ficult to get in countries with side of a road in Kapurthala, in the northern On Monday, acting CBP quarter of the work force, featured in fewer headlines disorganized health systems, Indian state of Punjab. chief Mark Morgan vowed to or 27 million people. than the American one, as the company says, and add- try to shut down asylum for Massachusetts officials it rages through the planet's ing tramadol to the list would it is widely abused for the dangers are greater than migrants from outside Span- and community leaders most vulnerable countries. deprive suffering patients ac- same exact reason. “It’s a was believed and have ish-speaking Central Ameri- say they’ve felt the surge Mass abuse of the opi- cess to any opioid at all. really very complicated bal- worked to rein in the tra- ca and South America. in Brazilian migrants this oid tramadol spans conti- “This is a huge public ance to strike.” madol trade. The north “We're seeing, again, past year, with more fam- nents, from India to Africa health dilemma,” said Dr. Tramadol has not been Indian state of Punjab, individuals from extra- ilies seeking immigration to the Middle East, creat- Gilles Forte, the secretary as deadly as other opi- the center of India’s opioid territorial countries, ex- services and enrolling ing international havoc of the World Health Organi- oids, and the crisis isn't epidemic, was the latest tra-continental, come in their children in public some experts blame on a zation’s committee that rec- killing with the ferocity to crack down. The pills from Brazil, Haiti, Afri- school. The state has the loophole in narcotics reg- ommends how drugs should of America's struggle with were everywhere, as legit- cans,” said Morgan. second largest population ulation and a miscalcula- be regulated. Tramadol is the drugs. Still, individu- imate medication sold in He pledged to implement of Brazilians in the U.S. tion of the drug’s danger. available in war zones and al governments from the pharmacies, but also illic- rules to bar migrants from after Florida, according to The man-made opioid was impoverished nations be- U.S. to Egypt to Ukraine it counterfeits hawked by those countries “with the 2015 U.S. Census data. touted as a way to relieve cause it is unregulated. But have realized the drug’s street vendors. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 Battle ahead: Scotland party leader vows independence push By Gregory Katz endum on independence British establishment by margin. But it has surfaced ASSOCIATED PRESS from the United Kingdom. saying she would push again, in part because of Sturgeon has emerged as hard, starting next week, issues raised by the 2016 LONDON — Prime one of the most talented for another referendum. Brexit referendum and in Minister Boris Johnson figures on Britain’s frac- Sturgeon and her party part by the SNP’s strong has won the majority he tious political scene. are dead set on holding a showing on Thursday. needs to push through The daughter of an elec- referendum on Scottish in- Sturgeon says things Brexit, but he faces an- trician and a dental nurse, dependence, despite firm have changed since the other big challenge from she became a lawyer after opposition from Johnson, first independence vote, Scotland, where the in- training at the University who says his government primarily because Britain dependence-minded Scot- of Glasgow and has earned would not authorize a vote voted in 2016 to leave the tish National Party and a reputation for being on the matter. European Union over the its leader Nicola Sturgeon well-prepared, witty and at A Scottish breakaway objections of Scottish vot- have surged to a com- ease with voters, and blunt would thrust a dagger into ers, who expressed a clear manding position. Here is when she needs to be. the heart of the United desire to remain part of the a look at the factors that Independence for Scot- Kingdom, creating a crisis prosperous trading bloc. will make this a vexing is- land has long been her that Johnson is determined There is no question her sue for Johnson. primary political goal. to avoid as he tries to man- standing was boosted by the The dynamic Sturgeon, Opponents say they wish age the difficult Brexit pro- party’s performance in the 49, is leader of the Scot- she would sometimes talk cess that is his main focus. general election. It gained tish National Party, which about other objectives, but The British establish- 13 seats and now holds 48 dominates the political her party’s surge in Thurs- ment thought it had put of the 59 Scotland-based scene, and as such she is day’s election suggests her the matter to rest when a seats in the British Parlia- Scotland’s first minister. popularity remains high. “once-in-a-generation” ref- ment. Johnson’s Conserva- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS She took over the party’s On her day of triumph, erendum in 2014 turned tive Party, victorious else- top post in 2014 after it she chose to directly chal- thumbs down on Scottish where but vanquished in Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon arrives lost a hard-fought refer- lenge Johnson and the independence by a 10-point Scotland, holds just six. to make a speech in Edinburgh, Scotland, Friday. CLASSIFIED

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Dunne & Demetri 6 OAK HILL RD CHESTNUT ST B: Danny Perlera B: Adam M Leamon & Amy M $220,000 Leamon G Tsonis $545,000 $215,000 B: Raisa Nadtochava & Sergey S: Patrick J Mcgrath Tr, Tr for S: Thomas P Egan B: Rubicel Perez-Diaz B: Emanuel 7 LLC Mcfrath RT S: Faysal M Hasan Tr, Tr for Nadtochev Hasan FT S: Kalco Properties LLC S: Cathy A Collins & Derek S: Anthony Alba 443 LOWELL ST Collins 693 WESTERN AVE U:302 42 ROBERT RD $653,000 SWAMPSCOTT 117 MARIANNA ST $305,000 B: Narendra K Damor & Kelly L 259-261 CHESTNUT ST B: Doris Treska $549,900 $390,000 Damor 6 ARCHER ST $175,000 S: Patrick J Mcgrath Tr, Tr for B: 42 Robert Road LLC B: Leonard Dibartolomeo Jr S: Stephen G Zavoritis S: Kristoffer R Bishop & Pauline $603,000 B: Princeton Property Acq S: Joseph E Curley Mcgrath RT M Bishop S: Scott A Trant & Tiffany L Trant B: Keri Simmons-Brady & Ryan 13 SPARHAWK TER Brady 4 MEADOW BROOK RD 693 WESTERN AVE U:305 $950,000 7 LOWMAN CIR S: Eileen P Zeller & Stephan E 73 CLARENDON AVE $460,000 $334,400 B: Dana Spencer & Mona Doss- $4,600 Zeller $567,000 B: Amado S Vieira & Monica B: Leonard Lemos & Mylma A Spencer B: Cynthia L Cohen & Scott L B: Karina Mejia Dasilva-Vieira Lemos Cohen S: Kathleen M Wolniewicz Tr, Tr 10 BELLEAIR DR S: Annemarie M Carbone S: Michael Licciardi Tr, Tr for S: Patrick J Mcgrath Tr, Tr for S: Charles H Cohen Tr, Tr for 7 for 13 Sparhawk Terrace NT $599,900 Meadow Brook NT Mcgrath RT Lowman RT 21 COPELAND RD B: Jose Alvarado & Maria 30 TIDEWINDS TER Alvarado $550,000 55 MENLO AVE 693 WESTERN AVE U:403 7 LOWMAN CIR $650,000 S: Gennady Gorbovitsky B: D A Oliveira-Fernandez $345,000 $305,000 $607,000 B: Jacques C Million & Shannon S: George Maroskos B: Jose L Marinez B: Cynthia Vieno B: Danny Diaz & Leidy Londono L Million S: Nancy J Wladkowski S: Patrick J Mcgrath Tr, Tr for S: Scott L Cohen 73 PINE ST 7 CROSS ST Mcgrath RT S: Goretti C Miller Tr, Tr for Melvin $653,000 Miller RET $360,000 77 MENLO AVE 9 MANUEL DR B: Bryan A Clewley & Jessica M B: G A 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$221,000 Fennell S: Sandra A Lavoie $284,000 163 LOWELL ST $434,900 B: Patricia J Sorell S: Breen Kuhlman Investments B: Hope U Nnaji & Onyebuchi L $860,000 B: Jennifer Franco S: Adam C Herndon & Jessica T 538 EASTERN AVE Nnaji B: Boston Clear Water Co LLC S: Abigail M Cahill & Jonathan E Herndon 152 WALKER RD $540,000 S: Lori Renard S: Heather Sievers & John Cahill $297,650 B: Marenglen Zepaj Sievers 23 PROCTOR ST B: Esmeraldino Dacruz-Santos S: Rebeca Fuentes Tr, Tr for Akp 8 SAGAMORE 3 COUNTRY CLUB RD U:3 $498,500 & Nazare DeOliveira-Santos Eastern Avenue RT $448,000 82 MAIN ST $150,000 B: Laura A Felton & Nathan A S: Edwin H Kaufman & Rosaline B: Vladislav Gloukh $485,000 B: Randall E Barnes Tr, Tr for Felton Kaufman 308 ESSEX ST S: Robert L Kelley B: MGV LLC Randall E Barnes 2018 RET S: Richard P Bettencourt Tr, Tr for $410,000 S: Karin M Round & William H S: Ann M Barnes & Raymond Richard P Source: Banker and Tradesman, B: Doris Miranda & Nancy V 24 SANGER AVE Round Barnes 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