WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 A dustup over custodians in Saugus Lynn

By Bridget Turcotte don’t appoint town of cials. They don’t hire New hires are expected to “begin July 1, man ITEM STAFF employees. They don’t sign contracts. They 2019,” a day after the current contracts ex- don’t negotiate contracts. Even when this pire. SAUGUS — A Town Meeting member says Town Meeting appropriates money, the town “The proposer must demonstrate the need- admits he is being silenced after he was not allowed manager or the school side are not required ed organizational abilities to successfully im- to read a resolution that supported school to spend that money.” plement the transition from our current ser- custodians. Twice. Contracts for the school district’s 20 custo- vice to the new program within the proposed role in “This is absurd,” said precinct 5 Town Meet- dians are set to expire on June 30 and mem- timeline,” according to the document. ing member Ron Wallace. “I’m totally being bers of Local 262 believe their jobs will be Listed under staf ng requirements, the silenced.” lost to privatization. RFP speci es that the contractor must agree lottery Town Counsel John Vasapolli said the body A Request for Proposals obtained by The to interview Saugus Public Schools employ- has three functions: to appropriate funds for Item states that “the School District current- ees “who may be displaced by the execution the town budget, adopt or amend bylaws, and ly staffs custodial/cleaning and light mainte- of this contract” for open positions. accept local option statutes. nance services. The District is seeking pro- Wallace said he was “disgusted” that no scheme “Town Meeting does not spend the funds posals for custodial/cleaning services from that they appropriate,” said Vasapolli. “They private companies …” SAUGUS, A3 By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF BOSTON — A Lynn man pleaded guilty Tuesday in U.S. District Court in a Newhall scheme to buy millions of dollars’ worth of winning Massachusetts State Lot- keeps tery tickets at a discount to help the ticket holders avoid taxes, according to the U.S. attorney’s of ce. Cuffe Clarance Jones, 80, was arrested last fall and charged with tax fraud legacy and ling false tax re- turns. Law enforcement authorities alleged he used a “10-percenting” alive ploy to become the na- tion’s top lottery winner. By Thor Jourgensen Under the scam, ticket ITEM STAFF holders sold the winning tickets to Jones for less LYNN — The late Walter A. than face value. He pre- Cuffe Jr. gave Tom Newhall his sented them to the lottery rst job and now he is turning as his own, and collected the page on a new chapter in the full winnings. Jones Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home’s reported the winnings on history. his tax returns, but offset Newhall is the managing fu- them with purported gam- neral director for the Maple bling losses. Street business owned by Digni- From 2011 through ty Memorial, a national funeral 2017, Jones has cashed home network. With a legacy more than 7,300 winning stretching back to 1934 when lottery tickets with a total Cuffe’s father, Walter, opened a of $10.8 million. Johnson Street funeral home, It is alleged that during Cuffe-McGinn arranges almost that six-year period, Jones 260 funeral services annually paid less than $16,000 in with six employees and assis- federal tax on a total of tance from Walter A. Cuffe Jr.’s $52,000 of reported in- widow, Sally Cuffe. come. During this period, “To me, Walter was a legend. Jones claimed that he was He taught me the value of taking a professional gambler care of families in their toughest and all of his winnings times,” Newhall said. were offset by alleged Newhall was a junior at Lynn losses. Vocational Technical Institute in He is scheduled to be 1988 when his parents told him sentenced by U.S. Dis- to add work on top of his study trict Court Judge F. Den- schedule. He met Cuffe as an al- nis Saylor on Aug. 13. He tar boy at Sacred Heart Church. could spend as many as “I knocked on Walter’s door and eight years in federal pris- he said, ‘Go to the garage and on and pay $350,000 in wash the cars,’” Newhall said. nes. A Tech Class of 1990 member Jones, who has had at (and Hall of Fame member), Ne- least seven Lynn addresses whall studied the funeral busi- since the 1990s, according ness at the former New England BY BILL BROTHERTON to public records, could not be reached for comment. NEWHALL, A3 In addition, two co-con- spirators, store owners Lynn’s Sylvia VIA whose businesses were not identi ed in court l- ings, have pleaded guilty is calling all artists in connection with the scheme. LYNN — Sylvia VIA, a Lynn- other local artists,” said VIA, who George Kinslieh, 68, of based artist and designer, has has a studio in the LynnArts Lynn, was charged with one count of ling false been put in charge of creating art building in Central Square. She tax returns. He is sched- for the Harborside Inn boutique has been asked to provide 85 in- uled to be sentenced on hotel near Boston’s Faneuil Hall. stallations. Above, Sylvia VIA models some of her June 26. And she’d like every North “I want to issue a call for art- Bhavna Patel, 44, a Pea- Shore-based artist to participate. ists, especially in Lynn, because jewelry designs. Top, one of her paintings. body resident, pleaded “I am beyond ecstatic about this some of my Lynn Classical teach- guilty to one count of con- opportunity to create art for the ers like Patty White or Mrs. spiring to defraud the IRS hotel and be on its design team. I want to share my blessings with ARTISTS, A3 SCHEME, A3 INSIDE Tutwiler sets sights on Opinion Swampscott makes the right move. A4 goals with budget plan  NSCC has a lot By Gayla Cawley ment to a city department, is ex- ing at the middle school level, to celebrate. A4 ITEM STAFF pected to be nalized on May 30 getting closer to state compli- Sports and would be a 7.25 percent in- ance with meeting the needs of LYNN — Superintendent crease over last year’s amount. English language learners and Tech boys, Classical Dr. Patrick Tutwiler told the students on Individualized Ed- girls win rst-ever The budget allows Lynn Public City Council Budget Commit- ucation Programs (IEPs) and meet between city’s Schools to maintain its existing tee Tuesday evening the Lynn staff and meet all of its con- implementing a social-emotion- ve schools. B1 Public Schools scal year 2020  tractual obligations, including al learning program for grades budget has not been nalized K-5. ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Busy stretch catches up to teacher step increases, accord- or approved, but school of cials He said the school department St. Mary’s baseball. B1 ing to Tutwiler. Tom Newhall is the man- are working from an allotment  Tutwiler said the budget al- will be using their budget to ad- aging funeral director for of $159.3 million. lows him to meet some of his dress the “ever-growing” student Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Mistakes cost Classical softball in loss. B1 The projected budget, which district improvement goals, Home. represents the largest allot- such as addressing overcrowd- TUTWILER, A3

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Elaine Antonakes, 85 Norma J. Melanson, 85 1934-2019 Elaine (Katsos) Antonakes LYNN — Mrs. Norma J. passed away on May 21, (Coco) Melanson, 85, of Lynn, 2019 on her 85th birthday. passed away at North Shore She is the wife of Michael Medical Center Salem Hos- Antonakes, with whom she pital following a brief illness. shared 63 years of marriage. She is the wife of the late Jo- Born in Lynn, she is a grad- seph P. “GiGi” Melanson. uate of Lynn Classical High Norma was born Jan. 12, School and Simmons College. 1934 in Omaha, Neb. She is After her marriage, Mrs. Anton- the daughter of the late Jack PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS akes worked in New York City and Maxine (King) Coco. She Mary Ann DeMello hugs her husband, Frank, for several years before be- grew up in Nebraska and who has Alzheimer’s disease, during a rally at coming a mother. After spend- graduated from Central High the State House in Boston Tuesday. ing a year in Greece, Mrs. An- School in Omaha. She has re- tonakes, her husband and her sided in Lynn for many years. children returned to this area Norma worked for the City of to raise their family. Lynn as a clerk in the election Senate debates When she received her Mas- of ce for many years until her ter’s in Education from Salem retirement. State University, she began her Christopher Hoffman and Lau- Norma enjoyed cooking, son Joseph Melanson and her Lynn Public Schools teaching ren McMann; Dean and Nina bowling and entertaining her grandson Tony Melanson. $42.7B state career, which spanned 25 Antonakes of Pickering, Ontario, friends and family as well as Service information: Nor- years. She had varied experi- Canada, and children, Michael traveling. She will be fondly ma’s visiting hours will be in ences on the elementary lev- and Demi; and Steven and remembered for her sense of the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral budget plan el. She began a program for Suzanne Antonakes of Boxford, humor. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, and their children, Evan, Camer- academically talented fourth, She is survived by her chil- on Thursday, May 23, 2019 tions have been so severe, on, Charles, Nathaniel and Mia. By Bob Salsberg fth and sixth grade students dren, Richard P. Melanson from 4-7 p.m. Her funeral ser- ASSOCIATED PRESS she said, that there are no Mrs. Antonakes is the daughter called Project Summit, later and his wife Kathy of Lynn, vice will be in the Cuffe-Mc- recreational activities for of the late Louis and Mary Kat- taught second grade at the Jack Melanson of Saugus Ginn Funeral Home on Friday, BOSTON — The Massa- residents on the weekends Aborn School, and in her last sos and the sister of Timothy and Lisa Anderson and her May 24, 2019 at 12 noon. chusetts Senate debated and staff members are of- two years managed a comput- Katsos. She was predeceased husband Robert of Lynn; her Relatives and friends are re- a proposed $42.7 billion ten unable to promptly ad- er lab at that school. by her sisters, Nina and Jean sister, Kathy Wieczorek of spectfully invited. Interment annual state budget Tues- dress her husband’s needs Upon retirement, she be- Katsos and her brother, John Omaha, Neb.; her grandchil- will be in St. Jean’s Cemetery. day as nursing home ad- because they’re caring for came active in the Explorers Katsos of Lynn. dren, Lauren Melanson, Kerri In lieu of owers donations in vocates, college students too many patients at once. Lifelong Learning Institute of Service information: Her Peterson, Lindsey Robert, Eri- Norma’s name may be made and others crowded State- “It’s very emotional,” De- house corridors appealing Salem State University, an or- funeral will be held on Sat- ca Anderson, Zachary Melan- to the Northeast Animal Mello said, ghting back to legislators for addition- ganization that offers seniors urday, May 25, 2019 at 11 son and Benjamin Melanson. Shelter, 347 Highland Ave., tears. “I still want the best al funding. the opportunity to explore a.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- She is also survived by her Salem, MA 01970. To share a for him.” Senators were expected new subjects. In addition to neral Home, 67 Ocean St. great-grandchildren, Jake, condolence please visit www. The association says to consider hundreds of teaching classes, she served Visiting hours are on Friday, Aidan and Anderson, as well cuffemcginn.com. nearly seven in 10 nursing amendments to the spend- as curriculum chair and then May 24, 2019 from 4-8 p.m. as many nieces and nephews. home residents rely on the ing plan over several days. as president. In later years, Relatives and friends are In addition to her loving hus- state’s Medicaid program The budget will then have the couple moved to Brooks- respectfully invited. Burial band Joseph and her parents, for their care, but the LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® to be reconciled with a by Village in Peabody. Elaine will be private. Donations Norma is predeceased by her state’s formula for reim- version passed earlier by became an active participant in her memory may be sent bursing the homes is based of this retirement community to Scholars’ Fund, Brooksby the House. As lawmakers led into on 2007 costs, when more where she enjoyed giving and Village, 100 Brooksby Village patients were still able to taking courses. Drive, Peabody, MA 01960. the chamber to begin the Jean A. Cipolletti, 81 session, nursing home pay for care on their own. In addition to her husband, Directions and guestbook at The result, the group says, Michael, she is survived by her www.solimine.com. administrators, staff, res- idents in wheelchairs and is a funding gap of $38 per three children, their spouses patient, per day. and nine grandchildren, Paula DANVERS — Jean A. Cipol- family members, number- letti, 81, passed away on May ing in the hundreds, gath- “You can’t keep nursing and George McMann of Tyler, home rates at 2007 lev- Texas, and children, Alana and 15 after a brief illness at the ered to call attention to Kaplan House in Danvers. She the plight of many of the els,” said Democratic Sen. was the wife of the late Robert facilities around the state. Harriette Chandler, of J Cipolletti. The Massachusetts Worcester. “We don’t live Born in Schenectady, N.Y., Nursing Care Association at 2007 levels.” Robert O’Brien, 87 Jean was the daughter of Les- said nearly 30 nursing The House added $35 1931-2019 ter and Helen Demarco. She homes have closed recent- million in rate increases later moved to Lynn in 1956 ly, while many others are for nursing homes, while LYNN — Robert “Bob” Mar- raising her family, working for in similar danger. Five the Senate’s budget in- tin O’Brien, 87, a lifelong res- many years at Sears Roebuck nursing homes owned by cludes $15 million in ident of Lynn, passed away as a collection’s specialist, and New Jersey-based Sky- emergency funding for the peacefully on May 19, at the at the VFW in Swampscott. line Healthcare in south- hardest hit facilities. Ad- Life Care Center of the North Predeceased by her brother eastern Massachusetts vocates are pressing the Shore in Lynn. John Demarco, sister Nancy announced plans to close Senate to approve a series Robert was born on Nov. Niedhammer, and grandson last month amid nancial of amendments, includ- 11, 1931 to the late Martin Luke Cipolletti. She was the problems, leaving about ing several proposed by O’Brien and Ellen (McCar- twin to her dear sister, Joan 300 residents and their Senate Republican leader thy) O’Brien. He was the lov- Viscusi of Beverly. Jean was an Cipolletti, Lori Agganis and families in search of care. Bruce Tarr, aimed at stabi- ing brother to Jean Moran of avid reader and a talented art- husband Charles, Michael Cape Cod resident Mary lizing the facilities, which Florida; the beloved uncle of ist who enjoyed making pieces Cipolletti, Lee Murphy, Joseph Ann DeMello brought her care for about 150,000 peo- Richard O’Brien, Mary O’Brien, for her family and friends. She Cipolletti and wife Kelly, and husband, Frank DeMello, ple in Massachusetts. Kevin Moran, Kathleen Moran, also enjoyed playing cards, several nieces and nephews. a retired schoolteacher Higher education was Sharon Moran, Thomas Sado- and was involved in bowling Service information: A pri- who was diagnosed with also emerging as a  ash- ski, John Sadoski, Janet Sado- leagues for several years. She vate family service was held Alzheimer’s several years point in budget talks, with ski, Joanne Sadoski. In addi- was a fabulous cook and en- on Tuesday. Arrangements ago and is now at a nurs- the Senate proposing a tion to his parents Robert was joyed feeding everyone. were made by the CONWAY, ing home in Wareham. one-year freeze on tuition predeceased by his siblings Her biggest joy was be- CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral In an interview, DeMel- and fees charged by the Edward O’ Brien, Mary O’Brien could often nd Bob going ing with her grandchildren, Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. lo described the staff at University of Massachu- and Rita Sadoski, as well as for long walks through Lynn Joey Murphy, Kelly Murphy To view online obituary and the home as “very caring setts system. University his nephews Robert O’Brien, Woods or down the coast on and Benjamin Cipolletti. Sur- sign guestbook, visit www. people, even though they of cials have warned such James O’Brien and Alan Sa- Lynn Beach. He also was an vived by her children, Robert ccbfuneral.com. are understaffed and un- a freeze would result in doski, and nieces Christine avid hockey fan and most of der nanced.” The reduc- major budget cuts. Moran and Kathleen Sadoski. all a devoted Boston Bruins At the age of 20 Bob joined fan. Bob was among the in- the United States Army in trepid Beanpot Tournament MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS 1952. During his time he was fans stranded in Boston Gar- deployed and served in North den during the Blizzard of Nonpro t concerned off Massachusetts is Island, R.I.; and Fishers properly inspect and Africa, Italy and Germany 1978. about HIV spread taking steps to protect the Island, N.Y., are sched- repair the facade, which endangered North Atlan- uled to open Friday and “likely” had shown signs where he lived for two years, Service information: Bob’s among drug addicts before he was discharged in visiting hours will be in the tic right whale. remain open through of decay for years. Vineyard Wind an- Labor Day. 1955. After his time in the CUFFE-MCGINNIN MEMORIAM Funeral BOSTON (AP) — A Bos- Bandouil lost a nger LAUREN CASEY nounced Tuesday it’s The stations’ crews and underwent extensive Army Robert had worked for Home, 157TENTH Maple ANNIVERSARY St., Lynn, ton nonpro t is voicing the United States government on Friday,2008 May ~ MAY 24, 22 2019 ~ 2019 from concern about the contin- seeking proposals for an will conduct search and surgical reconstruction in the department of nation- 9-10:30 a.m., followed by a ued spread of HIV among acoustic monitoring sys- rescue, maritime law en- in an effort to repair her al security for 10 years, then funeral Mass in Saint Mary’s residents struggling with tem to detect and track forcement, and recreation- right hand after the No- in 1966 he began to work at Church, 8 S Common St., opioid addiction. the critically endangered al boating safety missions. vember collapse. She also Champion Die in Lynn. During Lynn, at 11 a.m. Interment The Whittier Street species. Each station is equipped suffered a spinal fracture. his time at Champion Die he will be at St. Josephs Cem- Health Center said Tues- The company says the with response boats and Pankiewicz’s physical worked on the production of etery, 134 Broadway, Lynn. day its outreach team system will help ensure crews able to respond to injuries were less serious, cutting dies and worked there In lieu of owers, donations identi ed two new cases speed restrictions and maritime emergencies. but he suffered “severe until the Great Lynn Fire in may be made to the Friends of HIV in the notorious il- other marine safety pro- Chief Warrant Of cer mental anguish.” 1981. of the Lynn Public Library. legal drug market around tections are followed. It’s Terrill Malvesti is the The suit seeks unspeci- With a keen ear, Bob was To share a memory or leave Boston Medical Center in also expected to bene t commanding of cer of ed monetary damages. an enthusiastic music lov- onlineShe was condolences, beautiful, for the please way she the city’s South End. whale researchers and Station Scituate. The defendants did not er. He adored jazz, and he visitthought. www.cuffemcginn. Beautiful for the sparkle Dr. Cyril Ubiem, direc- mariners. Master Chief Petty respond to requests for wasn’t afraid to give critiques in her eyes when she talked of tor of infectious disease at The effort stems from an Of cer Steven Beasley is things she loved. Beautiful for her comment. about what was being played ability to make others smile, even the center, says he’s con- agreement Vineyard Wind the commanding of cer of on the radio. When he wasn’t if she was sad. She was beautiful cerned the spread of HIV reached with national Station Block Island. engrossed in his music, you LIFEdeep WELL down CELEBRATED to her soul. ® among Boston’s homeless environmental groups Lt. Nina McDonald is ~ She was Beautiful still ~ 781-593-7700 Your forever heartbroken family, and addicted population to assure protection of the commanding of cer of Publishing Daily, except Sundays friends, and all who love you. is getting worse, rather right whales during and Station Fishers Island. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 IN MEMORIAM than better. after construction of its Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA LAUREN CASEY The state Department 84-turbine wind farm 15 Pianist injured in building and additional of ces. TENTH ANNIVERSARY IN MEMORIAM of Public Health says it’s miles south of Martha’s Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item facade collapse les lawsuit Subscriptions 2008 ~ MAY 22 ~ 2019 DOUGLAS P. MURPHY reviewing the center’s re- THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY Vineyard. 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Box 5 and concrete facade col- Lynn, MA 01903 Massachusetts reported Coast Guard to open three lapsed on her has sued. 105 new HIV cases in seasonal stations this week The Boston Globe She was beautiful, for the way she We can't believe it's been thirteen 2017, up from 30 in 2014. reports that the suit led thought. Beautiful for the sparkle years! We think of you every day. in her eyes when she talked of BOSTON (AP) — The Monday by 23-year-old We miss you and love you. home delivery rate is things she loved. Beautiful for her Lovingly remembered and sadly Wind developer seeks Coast Guard is opening Sonya Bandouil and her ability to make others smile, even 50% off missed by wife Mary Ellen, sister three seasonal stations boyfriend, 25-year-old newstand price! if she was sad. She was beautiful Barbara, children Erin, Terry, proposals for whale deep down to her soul. Douglas, Kate, James, Missy, and monitoring system later this week. 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We can't believe it's been thirteen years! We think of you every day. We miss you and love you. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by wife Mary Ellen, sister Barbara, children Erin, Terry, Douglas, Kate, James, Missy, and grandchildren Kyle, Meaghan, Brayden, Mea, Seamus, Connor, Stella, J.J. and Jamie WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Speedy reactor cleanups may Newhall keeps the carry both risks and rewards Cuffe legacy alive NEWHALL with his wife, Robin, in By Bob Salsberg The full financial details From A1 2019 to sell the business. ASSOCIATED PRESS of the pending deals have “We were growing and not been disclosed. But if Institute at Mount Ida I was getting stretched PLYMOUTH — Com- the agreements are ap- College, graduating in thin,” he said. panies specializing in the proved, Holtec will inher- 1993 even as he continued He sold the Gloucester fu- handling of radioactive it the multibillion-dollar working for Cuffe. It was neral home to Campbell Fu- material are buying re- decommissioning trust Cuffe who taught Newhall neral Home in Beverly and tired U.S. nuclear reactors funds set up by the utili- that a funeral director “hit the ground running” from utilities and promis- ties for the plants’ eventu- has “one shot at getting with his return to Cuffe-Mc- ing to clean them up and al retirement. it right” when it comes to Ginn. The funeral industry demolish them in dramat- The company would be treating families with re- is changing, Newhall said, ically less time than usual able to keep anything left spect during the toughest with more people favoring — eight years instead of over in each fund after the time in their lives. cremations and intensifying 60, in some cases. plant’s cleanup. Holtec “At 2 a.m., the phone Turning nuclear plants the demand for personal- and Northstar are also rings. Someone just died. ized funerals. over to outside compa- banking on the prospect of You have to be ready. You nies and decommissioning “What I love about this recouping money from the have to live funeral ser- them on such a fast track business is you have to federal government for vice,” Newhall said. represents a completely be creative. People don’t storing spent fuel during Newhall honed the skills new approach in the Unit- want cookie-cutter funeral and after the decommis- he learned from Cuffe and ed States, never before homes,” he said. sioning, because there is at Mount Ida. His work carried to completion in He relies on lessons no national disposal site with Cuffe spanned three this country, and involves Cuffe taught him to sup- for high-level nuclear decades with a five-year new technology as well. port grieving families. waste. break when Newhall Supporters say the accel- “I’m a very passionate The companies jump- erated method can get rid worked for a Melrose fu- person. It is the most re- ing into the business be- of a hazard more quick- neral home. warding job to be with a ly and return the land to lieve they can make in In 2014, Newhall bought family that is having a productive use sooner. But profit. For the utilities, Pike Funeral Home in life-altering experience,” regulators, activists and such deals free them from Gloucester and praised he said. others question whether having to oversee long, city residents for embrac- the rapid timetables are complex projects involv- ing him. Newhall expand- Thor Jourgensen can be safe and whether the com- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing decades of work and ed the funeral home to reached at tjourgensen@ panies have the expertise round-the-clock guarding the point where he agreed itemlive.com. A company that manufactures giant containers of the dangerous waste. and the financial means to used to store spent radioactive fuel has signed do the job. While there are risks in a deal to purchase the Pilgrim Nuclear Power transferring spent fuel too “We were up in arms Station in Plymouth, scheduled for shutdown Lynn’s Sylvia VIA that it was 60 years,” Jan- quickly, experts also note May 31, 2019, for accelerated decommissioning. et Tauro, head of the envi- there are dangers while ronmental group New Jer- the fuel rods are sitting with 10 years the indus- toric Plymouth, closing is calling all artists sey Clean Water Action, in the pools, including the try norm, according to the May 31; Palisades, in Co- said of the initial plans for chances of a catastrophic Nuclear Regulatory Com- vert, Mich., set to shut ARTISTS big as 12-feet-by-18-feet decommissioning the Oys- fire or leak resulting from mission. After that, they down in 2022; and two will be installed in an out- ter Creek plant. “And then a natural disaster, terror- From A1 are removed and placed reactors expected to close ist attack or other event. door atrium, art as big as we hear it’s going to be ex- Driscoll pushed me to in giant cylindrical casks, within two years at Indian “There’s a natural ten- 10-feet-by-10-feet will be pedited to eight years. It’s be the best artist I could typically made of steel and Point in Buchanan, N.Y. dency to say, ‘Oh, they’re installed in indoor atri- great to get it over with, be. The corporate world encased in concrete. “Our commitment to the doing it fast, they’re going ums. Most of the art will but are there corners that needs artists. We are see- But Holtec Internation- nuclear industry includes to make mistakes, it’s not be placed in guest rooms are going to be cut?” ing a huge growth in the al, which in the past year taking ownership of shut- going to be safe,’” said Rod on walls and over the Once a reactor is shut desire for art, especially in has been buying up sever- down nuclear plants so that McCullum, senior director headboard of king and down, the radioactive all the new developments al retired or soon-to-be-re- we can safely and efficient- of decommissioning and queen beds. mess must be cleaned up, and commercial rental tired nuclear plants in the ly decommission the plants used fuel at the Nuclear Those interested must spent nuclear fuel packed properties.” provide age, name and for long-term storage and U.S., has designed a cask so that the land can be re- Energy Institute, a Wash- VIA said she is looking website, and should have the plant itself disman- it says can accept spent turned to productive use,” ington-based advocacy for bright images of boats, artwork in a PDF or vec- tled. The most common fuel after only two years of Holtec spokeswoman Joy group for nuclear power. water or other nautical tor file, in order for images approach can last decades, cooling. Russell said in an email. “You’re actually getting themes, New England to be printed as large as with the plant placed in Holtec, a corporation The proposed sales await safer by getting faster.” landscapes, the Boston needed. Artists must sign a long period of dorman- with more than 30 years NRC approval, with deci- In legal briefs filed with skyline, sunrises and sun- release forms in an email cy while radioactive ele- of experience in handling sions expected in the com- the NRC, however, Mas- sets. “The images can be granting permission for ments slowly decay. radioactive waste, struck ing weeks and months. sachusetts state officials abstract or realistic,” she the art to be used. Spent fuel rods that can a deal last year to buy Similarly, in January, have expressed skepti- said, adding that the art- VIA will present all art- no longer sustain a nucle- Oyster Creek in Forked NorthStar Group Ser- cism about Holtec’s plan ist’s age doesn’t matter. work to Mark Hagopian, ar reaction remain radio- River, N.J., from its owner, vices, a specialist in nucle- to decommission Pilgrim Works by photographers, active and still generate Exelon Generation. ar demolition, completed on an expedited schedule the hotel’s owner. All fi- artists, graphic design- nal decisions will be up to substantial heat. They are It also has deals in place the purchase of Vermont “never before achieved.” ers, illustrators, mural- typically placed in pools of to buy several plants Yankee from Entergy with Holtec has never managed him. Artists whose work is ists and those who work selected will be paid. water to cool, staying there owned by Entergy Corp., plans for its accelerated a decommissioning start in brushed aluminum, for at least five years, including: Pilgrim, in his- decommissioning. to finish. stained glass and acrylics To contact VIA, call 508- will be considered. 685-7664 or info@vias- A dustup over custodians in Saugus VIA said art pieces as world.com. Lynn man admits to SAUGUS fair notice to the citizens of Order, Massachusetts rant,” he said. From A1 and allow those who have state laws governing the Wallace pointed out that a stake in the conversation rules of conduct for Town two years ago, a voter pre- role in lottery scheme elected officials have spo- to come forward and speak Meeting, consulted with sented a resolution to rec- ken out in support of the about it,” said Doherty. the president of the Mas- ommend the Finance Com- SCHEME Kinslieh and Patel gave custodians and came pre- Wallace argued that the sachusetts Moderator As- mittee conduct a study on From A1 the winning tickets to pared with a non-bind- resolution was non-binding. sociation, reached out to health benefits in town. Jones, who presented ing resolution in hand. “It has no teeth,” he said. moderators in similarly Members decided they and is scheduled to be sen- them to the Massachu- A group of custodians “This is just Ron Wallace, situated communities, and wanted to hear and vote on tenced on May 28. setts State Lottery as his and AFSCME Council 93 lifelong Saugus resident, spoke to other elected offi- the resolution. It passed. From at least 2013 own, and collected the full members filled in at the wanting to read some- cials in Saugus. “The fact that a mistake through 2015, store own- winnings. Jones and the back of the room. thing supporting school The consensus was that was made two years ago ers Kinslieh and Patel pur- store owners then shared But moderator Steve custodians who may possi- Robert’s Rules of Order doesn’t mean we have to chased winning lottery tick- the excess winnings. Doherty stopped Wallace bly lose their jobs.” do not mention the term continue making the mis- ets from the ticket holders Patel and Kinslieh could from reading the docu- Wallace first request- “Town Meeting” or “war- take going forward,” said for cash at a discount to the not be reached for com- ment. ed to read the resolu- rant,” said Doherty. Doherty. value of the tickets. This al- ment. “The idea of a resolution tion at a May 6 meeting, “What it does state clear- lowed the winners to avoid being presented on the but Doherty denied the ly in Massachusetts law is Bridget Turcotte can be reporting the winnings on Thomas Grillo can be night of a meeting kind of request. Following the that any action taken on a reached at bturcotte@item- their tax returns, according reached at tgrillo@item- goes against the state’s and meeting, Doherty said he subject is not valid unless live.com. Follow her on to court documents. live.com. the town’s intent to give referenced Robert’s Rules it was listed on the war- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. LYNN BRIEF

Tutwiler sets sights on goals with budget plan EDIC to host Lynn Waterfront Municipal Harbor Plan Master Plan meetings will be discussed. TUTWILER report on their respective presented to the council. control, or dog officer, The final public meeting budgets in the second “The budget is presented which falls under the pur- From A1 EDIC/Lynn will hold for the Lynn Waterfront night of hearings for the and I think that was made view of ISD. The lack of an a public meeting for the Open Space Master Plan population. Tutwiler proposed $367.93 million clear,” McGee said. “The overtime budget has led will be held on June 4 at 6 didn’t have exact figures FY20 budget, which will budget’s been presented to the inability to assist Lynn Municipal Harbor p.m. at the Lynn Museum, for how many new stu- be presented to the full based on what we have to- the public or the police Plan and Waterfront 590 Washington St. The dents enrolled in the dis- City Council by Mayor day and what the parame- department after hours, Master Plan on May 29 trict since the beginning Thomas M. McGee next ters are today, and so that according to a summary of from 6-7:30 p.m. at the team will present the final of the school year, but esti- Tuesday. was the basis of the bud- the ISD budget. Lynn Housing Authority proposals for open spaces mated it was approaching “I’m looking forward to get on the current state of Donovan said only emer- & Neighborhood Develop- on the Lynn waterfront. 500, which includes 239 working together to get affairs in the city. We were gency situations, such as ment, 10 Church St. The For more information, con- new students from Janu- through this budget and able to get to a balanced life-threatening or out-of- vision, proposed policies tact Mary Jane Smalley at ary until two weeks ago. get it approved before July budget based on a lot of control situations, would and implementation [email protected] or Although the state Sen- 1 and that’s the goal,” Mc- hard work that went on to lead to overtime being al- strategies of the Lynn 781-581-9399. ate Ways and Means Com- Gee told the Item follow- get to that point. So, we’ll lowed for the animal con- trol officer. mittee has proposed a bud- ing Tuesday’s meeting. get a chance to talk with LAW OFFICES OF Andrew Hall, DPW com- get that would allocate an Last week, Chief Finan- the full committee and we’ll JAMES J. CARRIGAN additional $18.15 million cial Officer Michael Ber- talk about it next week.” missioner, said the ma- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS jor change in his depart- • Social Security Disability in Chapter 70 funding, the tino told the City Council Other budgets present- • Workers Compensation major program of state aid the city budget was bal- ed on Tuesday included ment’s budget this year is a $215,000 increase GET RESULTS! • Accidents to public schools, to Lynn anced, but doesn’t account the Inspectional Services 25 years located across in FY2020, Tutwiler said for potential raises from Department and Depart- in its snow and ice bud- from Lynn District Court the schools are operating about a dozen unions that ment of Public Works. get, which has historical- 15 Johnson St. ly been underfunded in Call Customer Service under Gov. Charlie Bak- are still in contract nego- Michael Donovan, ISD 781-596-0100 years past. Anticipated er’s state budget numbers tiations with the city. If chief, said his department’s to place an ad JAMES J. CARRIGAN Chapter 90 funds, state ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN that were proposed earlier there were to be a 1 per- budget includes a $1.5 mil- aid for infrastructure and LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL in the year, which would cent raise, that would lion increase in its facili- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 roadwork improvements, www.jamescarriganlaw.com provide for an increase of result in an increase of ties budget on the school [email protected] is about $1.5 million, a $15.1 million in state aid. $550,000, he said. side, which will allow ISD slight decrease from last The increase is due to a When asked if there was to work toward improving year, he said. proposed revamp of the concern around a potential conditions in the schools home delivery rate is outdated foundation bud- increase from collective “as best as we can.” 50% off Gayla Cawley can be newstand price! get formula. bargaining, McGee said Donovan said his budget reached at gcawley@item- Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only Tutwiler was one of sev- that will be discussed next doesn’t include overtime live.com. Follow her on to subscribe today. $3 a week. eral department heads to week when the budget is for the city’s only animal Twitter @GaylaCawley. A4 WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 OPINION PATRICIA A. GENTILE HOW TO REACH US

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John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 42,000 alumni who an award for NSCC Circulation have benefitted from Club of the Year. The [email protected] an excellent education Multicultural Society Ext. 3 and well-earned mar- and Queer Straight Newsroom [email protected] ket-based credentials. Alliance emphasized [email protected] Following past respect and tolerance. Ext. 4 trends, 92 percent of Our new alumni cre- Sports these new graduates ated art through their [email protected] will stay on the North work in Arts in April Ext. 5 EDITORIAL Shore and nearly half and produced an an- Retail and Online will transfer in the fall nual NSCC publica- Advertising to a nearby four-year tion Spark displaying [email protected] institution, the ma- their photographs, es- ADVERTISING jority of those trans- Ernie Carpenter Jr. says, poems, and fine Director of Advertising Swampscott makes ferring to Salem State NSCC grads work arts talent. A num- and Business Development, ext. 1355 University for their across all industries ber of our graduating [email protected] baccalaureate and be- and keep the North students performed Ralph Mitchell the right move Sales Representative, ext. 1313 yond. Shore economy hum- in our annual theater [email protected] The members of the ming along. production at Lynn Patricia Whalen Swampscott Town Meeting made class of 2019 range in If you happen to Arts in the “Taming Sales Representative, ext. 1310 the right decision Monday night when [email protected] age from 17 to over have an unfortunate of the Shrew” play by members included a $30,000 perfor- BUSINESS OFFICE 60, are majority white injury, the police offi- Shakespeare. mance-based bonus pay system in the Maria Alvaracin town budget. with the next largest cer, fire fighter, EMT, Did I mention they ext. 1205 The system is designed to allow Town proportions being Lati- nurse, phlebotomist, are brilliant? A large [email protected] Administrator Sean Fitzgerald to grant no, black and Asian. surgical technician, number of our grad- Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 incentives based on performance to 19 More than 60 percent or occupational thera- uates will receive de- [email protected] are female, 20 percent py assistant, physical town workers, including department grees annotated with Ted Grant heads. are bilingual, 5 percent therapy assistant, and summa cum laude Publisher, ext. 1234 To its credit, Finance Committee saw are military veterans, practical nurse in the (highest of honors), [email protected] more pros than cons in the incentive and all are hardwork- rehab center probably magna cum laude Marian Kinney bonus plan with committee chairman ext. 1212 ing and self-sacrificing. learned their skills (great honors) and [email protected] Timothy Dorsey aptly summarizing More than 60 per- and obtained their cum laude (honors). Will Kraft how the performance incentives create cent are taking care knowledge at NSCC. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 a culture of excellence in Town Hall They will be wearing [email protected] of a dependent and 20 They are mission-driv- special cords around that underpins excellent financial stew- percent are single par- en skilled helpers here Mike Shanahan ardship and management by town em- their necks to identify Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] ployees. ents. Most struggled for you. this academic achieve- to pay their bills, put I had the pleasure ment. Carolina Trujillo Town Meeting member William Di- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Mento made the argument at Town food on their tables, of getting to know Our student com- [email protected] Meeting Monday night that perfor- and needed financial many of these stu- mencement speaker, Jim Wilson mance incentives set “a very bad prece- help to make ends dents through their Alex Roblero of Lynn, Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] dent.” With all due respect to DiMento, meet while paying activity in leadership received a fully paid we disagree. their college costs to development clubs. scholarship to attend CIRCULATION Now is an excellent opportunity to give get to this commence- They became lead- Lisa Mahmoud the University of Mas- Manager, ext. 1239 Fitzgerald the flexibility to give incen- ment. ers in programs like sachusetts Boston this [email protected] tive bonuses. Swampscott has reached In this past year, TRIO Student Suc- fall. NSCC graduate CLASSIFIED a plateau of town management efficien- more than 1,000 NSCC cess Services, which cy and financial security that speaks to Harrison Davis, age Abbe Young Smith students, including a focuses on developing 17 (yes, 17 years old), Manager, ext. 1276 strong leadership and oversight. large portion of this our first generation to [email protected] Town finances are healthy with a won a $25,000 schol- year’s graduates, par- college students and GRAPHICS cushion of security built into them. arship to transfer to ticipated in a service those who come from Trevor Andreozzi Swampscott’s elected officials have film school in Califor- Designer faith in Fitzgerald and made it clear learning course and lower-income families nia. Other star stu- [email protected] they want him holding the town’s top community project. and may be somewhat dents are transferring Mohamed Diop They worked in their intimidated in a col- Designer job for some time to come. to UMass-Amherst, [email protected] It only makes sense to lead from the neighborhoods giv- lege environment. Northeastern Univer- Mark Sutherland top and allow Fitzgerald to capitalize on ing back to others They were active in sity and other stellar Creative Director his success and reward already-efficient while applying what the Student Govern- schools with much fi- [email protected] employees in order to motivate them to they were learning in ment Association as nancial support based NEWSROOM become even more accomplished. the classroom. They role models for their on their academic Mike Alongi DiMento expressed concerns about Sports Reporter ext. 1228 participated in high classmates learning achievement. [email protected] town public safety and school officials numbers in the mid- how to organize, de- following Town Hall’s lead and setting These thousand Bill Brotherton term elections and are velop solutions to stu- NSCC graduates are Features Editor ext. 1338 up performance incentive systems for poised to be the active, dent needs and issues, [email protected] firefighters, police officers and teachers. poised to make a huge engaged citizens who and building their own Gayla Cawley Town Counsel Darren Klein took the difference in our area, Reporter, ext. 1236 air out of that balloon by noting that will keep our neigh- capacity to be a mover state and country. [email protected] town employees working under collec- borhoods healthy and and shaker. They are Thank you for believ- Cheryl Charles democracy strong. members of a nation- News Editor, ext. 1278 tive bargaining agreements could not ing in and supporting [email protected] You will meet these al honor society, Phi receive performance incentives unless them through a por- Bella diGrazia the bonuses were negotiated. Public alumni when you Theta Kappa, where tion of your tax dol- Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] and private sector unions generally need the services of they experienced lead- lars and philanthropic reject performance bonuses and the re- an early childhood ed- ership development donations. The return Thomas Grillo wards they provide union employees in Reporter, ext. 1264 ucator, take your pet activities while keep- on your investment [email protected] favor of across-the-board wage hikes for to the veterinarian, ing their GPA at an A will be great and I am Spenser Hasak all employees they represent. and greeted by our vet and B+ level. Or, they Photographer, ext. 1332 Swampscott is headed in the right di- positive that they will [email protected] technician, use an ac- were members of the make us all proud. rection and Town Meeting is to be com- countant to help with Economic & Finance Thor Jourgensen mended for giving Fitzgerald the flex- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 your taxes, or need Club winning first Dr. Patricia A. Gen- [email protected] ibility to reward excellence at a time when it is being demonstrated in Town help from a graphic place this year in the tile is the president of Daniel Kane designer for your wed- Federal Reserve Bank North Shore Commu- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Hall. [email protected] ding invitations. of Boston Challenge. nity College. Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] LETTER TO THE EDITOR Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] What will our children say? Emma LeBlanc Pérez Copy Editor [email protected] The last year or two flooding and heat UN and the U.S. gov- worse for future gener- and grandchildren Harold Rivera has seen an unprece- waves. ernment, we have the ations (as well as cre- say about us 30 or Sports Editor, ext. 1238 dented number of U.S. These phenomena chance to ensure that ating untold millions 50 years from now? [email protected] natural disasters: ma- are not unrelated. the worst case scenari- of climate refugees). Roberto Scalese Will they curse us News Editor, ext. 1211 jor hurricanes, massive The vast majority of os do not come to pass. We can turn it for willfully ignoring [email protected] floods, deadly torna- climate scientists say We can decarbonize around but we must the clear signs of the Anne Marie Tobin does, severe wildfires, they are the begin- our economies. For start now. This is no impending destruction Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] subzero cold spells, ning effects of “climate more information, see joke, no hoax, but rath- of a reasonably livable and some of the hot- disruption” that will, David Wallace-Wells er a deadly serious, Bridget Turcotte planet for them? This test years on record. without question, get on YouTube. long-term, life-threat- Reporter, ext. 1269 question requires our [email protected] The rest of the world significantly worse in Each additional de- ening emergency. active attention. Ryan York has likewise suffered the foreseeable future. gree of global warming Instead of denial, we Copy Editor, ext. 1220 increasing droughts, For the next 11 years, will make the extreme need to ask ourselves Chuck Sher [email protected] desertification, melt- according to the latest weather we’ve seen one serious question: TECHNOLOGY ing glaciers, typhoons, reports from both the many, many times What will our children Petaluma, CA 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] WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION California sues over $1 billion in canceled high-speed rail money

By Kathleen California, its challenge immediately respond to Ronayne to his border wall initia- an email message seeking ASSOCIATED PRESS tives, and what he called comment about Califor- the ‘green disaster’ high- nia’s lawsuit. SACRAMENTO, Calif. speed rail project,” the California has worked — California sued Tues- state said in the lawsuit. for more than a decade on day to block the Trump The lawsuit further the project to bring high- administration from can- faulted the Trump admin- speed rail service between celling nearly $1 billion istration for halting coop- Los Angeles and San for the state’s high-speed eration with the state on Francisco, but the proj- rail project, escalating the granting environmental ect has been plagued by state’s feud with the feder- clearances for the project. delays and cost overruns. al government. It said terminating the It’s now projected to cost The Federal Railroad Ad- funding would “wreak sig- around $77 billion and be ministration announced nificant economic damage finished by 2033. last week it would not on the Central Valley and The $929 million the give California the mon- the state.” Trump administration PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ey awarded by Congress Newsom told reporters wants to cancel is a key On Sunday, protesters for women’s rights marched to the Alabama Cap- nearly a decade ago, argu- the administration is “af- source of funding for a ing that the state has not itol to protest a law passed last week making abortion a felony in nearly ter us in every way, shape Central Valley track seg- all cases with no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. made enough progress on or form.” But he expressed ment expected to cost the project. confidence the state will about $12 billion. The state must complete win in court. California was not ex- construction on a segment “Principles and values pected to tap that funding At abortion clinics, new laws of track in the Central Val- tend to win out over short- until 2021. If the lawsuit ley agricultural heartland term tweets,” Newsom is not resolved before then, by 2022 to keep the mon- said. the election could put sow confusion, uncertainty ey, and the administra- The lawsuit highlighted Democrats in the White tion has argued the state a series of tweets Trump House and Congress who By Kim Chandler sissippi and other neigh- That prospect has ener- cannot meet that deadline sent about the project, in- may be friendlier to the and Sudhin boring states because of a gized protesters at Missis- and has failed to show ad- cluding one that said Cal- project. Thanawala shortage of clinics. sippi’s only abortion clinic equate progress. That line ifornia’s rail project would The state has already ASSOCIATED PRESS “Our doors are open, and and made them more ag- of track would be the first be far more expensive spent $2.5 billion in feder- we continue to be here gressive, with 100 people built on what the state than Trump’s proposed al funding, and the Trump HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — for women in our com- gathering on some days hopes will eventually be- border wall. administration is explor- Abortion clinics are facing munities, and we intend singing and waving signs come a 520-mile line. That tweet came a ing whether it can try to protesters emboldened by to keep it that way,” said — double the usual num- But Democratic Gov. day after California led get that money back. a flurry of restrictive new Dr. Yashica Robinson, an ber, clinic owner Diane Gavin Newsom says the 15 states in suing over The lawsuit also asks state laws as they reas- obstetrician and gynecol- Derzis said. move is retribution for Trump’s plans to fund the the court to block the ad- sure confused patients ogist who provides abor- “They know they’re win- California’s criticism of border wall, and hours ministration from award- that the laws have yet to tions at the clinic. ning, and they don’t care President Donald Trump’s before the administration ing the money to any oth- take effect, abortion pro- Thank you notes from what they need to do,” she immigration policies. first threatened to revoke er project. viders said. patients, sent on cards or said. “The decision was pre- the rail funding. The lawsuit was filed in “We have actually had written on yellow and blue Messages in pink and cipitated by President The Federal Railroad the Northern District of many people calling and sticky notes, dot a bulletin blue chalk remained on a Trump’s overt hostility to Administration did not California. say, ‘Are you open? Are board in the clinic. sidewalk recently near the you still seeing patients? “I was so scared on this hot pink building in Jack- Is abortion now illegal? journey in the Bible Belt, son that houses the clin- Dangerous storms in Midwest Will something happen and you put me at ease ic: “Babies are murdered to me if I come for care?’” with no judgment,” one here” and “Repent. Turn said Dr. Willie Parker, one read. to Christ.” leave tornadoes, flooding; 2 dead of two doctors providing Georgia, Kentucky, Mis- Clinic administrator abortions at the Alabama sissippi and Ohio have Shannon Brewer took a By Jim Salter thing to mess with,” said buildings were dam- Women’s Center in Hunts- passed laws that prohib- call from a pregnant wom- and Ken Miller Marsh said. aged at the Wild Animal ville recently. it abortion when a fetal an wanting to schedule an ASSOCIATED PRESS A tornado early Tuesday Safari near Strafford, but Last week, Alabama en- heartbeat is detected — abortion for next week. near Tulsa International there were no reports that acted the nation’s strictest ST. LOUIS — Danger- about six weeks, before Brewer told her about the Airport injured one person people or animals were in- abortion law, making per- ous storms left a string many women know they requirement for two trips and damaged about a doz- jured. All of the animals forming abortions a felony of more than 30 torna- are pregnant. Missouri to the clinic — the first en homes. The airport was were accounted for. at any stage of pregnancy does across the central and Louisiana are close to for state-mandated coun- unscathed, but passengers Simmons said about a with almost no exceptions. U.S., damaging homes in enacting similar bans. seling and the second, at were moved into shelters half-dozen homes were Women who came Oklahoma, demolishing a None of the laws has least 24 hours later, for for about 30 minutes and damaged in the county. A through the doors held racetrack grandstand in taken effect, and all are the procedure. several flights were de- tractor-trailer was blown hands with loved ones or Missouri and inundating expected to be blocked She told the woman that layed. off a highway. curled into chairs as they the region with water over while legal challenges no bags, purses or chil- Tulsa Area Emergen- Heavy rain was called waited. A television set a short period. work their way through dren are allowed. The ban cy Management spokes- a contributing factor in to a cable news channel Two deaths, both in the courts. on bags and purses is be- woman Kim MacLeod the deaths of two people aired a segment about Al- Missouri, were blamed on Some lawmakers hope cause of security concerns said crews rescued a man in a traffic accident Tues- abama’s abortion law. the severe weather that two new conservative jus- and the ban on children who was pinned under a day near Springfield, Mo. It is one of only three started in the Southern tices nominated by Presi- is because of protesters, tree. In Arkansas, crews The Missouri State High- abortion clinics in the Plains Monday night and dent Donald Trump will Brewer explained after were working Tuesday way Patrol said an SUV state, and the only one moved to the northeast. provide the votes for the she was off the phone. afternoon to free a wom- skidded across the center that provides abortions Missouri and parts of Il- Supreme Court to over- “People are screaming at an trapped under a tree of U.S. 160 and struck a when a woman is up to linois and Arkansas were turn its 1973 Roe v. Wade the women as they come topped by strong winds. tractor-trailer, killing both 20 weeks pregnant. Some in the crosshairs Tuesday. decision that legalized in,” she said. “That’s not Arkansas Department of people in the SUV, Bran- patients drove from Mis- abortion nationwide. good for a child.” By Wednesday, the storm Emergency Management don Beasley, 23, and his will move into the Great spokeswoman Melody 24-year-old wife, Christin, Lakes region, where it Daniel said the woman of Willard, Mo. will weaken. But another was alert and talking. Missouri authorities also Questions raised over DeSantis’ storm system was gath- Storms Monday evening reported several water ering steam for later this flipped campers at Lucas rescues from flash flood- week, potentially covering Oil Speedway in Hickory ing. Among them was an Florida Cabinet meeting in Israel an area from Texas to Chi- County, Mo., injuring sev- 18-year-old woman who cago, according to the Na- en people, four of whom was swept off a flooded By Brendan have an agenda, so I don’t — another sign it will han- tional Weather Service. were taken to hospitals. road near Joplin Monday Farrington know what they will be dle state business at home ASSOCIATED PRESS Patrick Marsh, warn- The speedway’s grand- and stranded overnight doing at that meeting.” while focusing the meet- ing coordination meteo- stand also was destroyed, until nearby residents By law, the state has to ing abroad on its support TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — post an agenda seven days for and ties with Israel. rologist for the National forcing cancellation of rac- heard her yelling. She had Republican Florida Gov. before the independently Still, Cabinet meetings Oceanic and Atmospheric ing this weekend that was only minor injuries. Ron DeSantis is going to elected Cabinet members are supposed to be accessi- Administration’s Storm expected to draw about Missouri Gov. Mike Par- Israel with a large contin- meet, except during an ble for all. But unless they Prediction Center, said 3,000 campers. son declared a state of gent of business leaders emergency. As of Tuesday, want to pay close to $2,000 eyewitnesses reported 26 Another twister Tues- emergency, citing wors- — not surprisingly, espe- the Cabinet website not for a round-trip airline tornadoes Monday and six day afternoon hit a hit a ening flood concerns and cially as the GOP woos only didn’t list an agenda ticket, not many regular more Tuesday. One, near drive-thru wild animal soil inundation, as well Jewish voters ahead of for the meeting, it didn’t Floridians will be able to Tulsa, was a mile wide park in southern Mis- as forecasts calling for se- the 2020 presidential elec- with winds in the range of souri. Webster County vere storms and possible tion. But DeSantis’ plan even have the meeting on attend — even if they can 111 mph to 135 mph. Emergency Management tornadoes into Wednesday to hold a meeting with his the calendar. figure out when it’s going “It certainly isn’t any- Director Tom Simmons morning. elected Cabinet while he’s DeSantis’ office isn’tto be held. there has raised concerns talking about his Israel The FLORIDA Chan- about whether officials plans, citing security is- nel, a state-funded video are violating the state’s sues. The Associated Press service run by WFSU-TV open-meeting laws. has made several requests that covers state govern- When DeSantis firstto interview the governor ment meetings, plans to announced the trade mis- about the trip by phone or travel to Israel, but it is sion, he noted that his in person, and his office still working out details attorney general, chief fi- said he wasn’t available. on how to get the content nancial officer and agricul- Even Cabinet officials back to Florida. ture commissioner would said they didn’t know “They should have an accompany him, and that what is on the agenda agenda up and they should the Cabinet would hold a because the meeting is be telling people where meeting at the U.S. Em- being organized by the and when it’s going to be,” bassy in Jerusalem during governor’s office. Fried Petersen said of the gover- the trip, which runs from speculated that it could be nor’s office. “It’s nuts.” May 25 to May 31. largely ceremonial. DeSantis isn’t the first Democratic Agricul- “To have all four of us Florida governor to em- ture Commissioner Nik- going over to show our bark on a trade mission ki Fried had previously support for the state of to Israel. Former Repub- planned a trade mission Israel and economic devel- lican Govs. Jeb Bush, to the country, but there opment between the two Charlie Crist and Rick was no apparent reason countries I think is the Scott all did the same. The why the other two were bigger picture,” she said. trip could help Republi- going, except for the Cab- The Cabinet, which also cans politically in a state inet meeting. includes Republican At- that is closely divided in “I see no reason to hold torney General Ashley presidential politics and a Cabinet meeting in Isra- Moody and Republican where the large Jewish el,” said Barbara Petersen, Chief Financial Officer population could be a de- president of the open-gov- Jimmy Patronis, is sched- ciding factor as President PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ernment watchdog group uled to meet in Tallahas- Donald Trump tries to win Storms brought more tornadoes and flash flooding to parts of Arkansas, First Amendment Foun- see less than a week after Florida’s 29 electoral col- Illinois, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. dation. “And we still don’t the officials return home lege votes. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 7:17 p.m. Patient taken to Mas- 41 Shore Drive, Apt. G on Sun- Dominican national gets larly arrests, reflect police records. In sachusetts General Hospital. day at 8:08 p.m. Officer spoke the event of a perceived inaccuracy, to the resident who said they a year in prison for fraud it is the sole responsibility of the con- MARBLEHEAD will be turning off the music. Loud music in the parking cerned party to contact the relevant Accident lot at the Wallis School Apart- ITEM STAFF REPORT sentation of a Social Se- and benefit fraud schemes. police department and have the de- ments at 17 Sewall St. on curity number. He was In 2015, Bautista Valdez BOSTON — A Domin- partment issue a notice of correction A caller reported a minor Sunday at 8:49 p.m. Officer arrested and charged last applied for a Massachu- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- motor vehicle crash at West reports the complaint was un- ican national residing in summer in a federal law setts driver’s license us- Lynn was sentenced Mon- ifications will not be made without Shore Drive and Cornell Road founded. enforcement sweep of 25 ing the name and Social at 6:34 p.m. on Monday. Road rage incident reported day in U.S. District Court individuals accused of doc- Security number of a U.S. express notice of change from the for Social Security fraud, arresting police department. on Sunday at 9:31 p.m. on An- ument and benefit fraud. citizen from Puerto Rico. Complaints dover Street. Caller reports be- according to the U.S. at- Dubbed “Double Trou- He presented a Puerto Ri- ing followed by a motor vehicle torney’s office. ble,” the investigation was can birth certificate and a LYNN Multiple callers reported an with Massachusetts license Kelvin Bautista Valdez, conducted by Homeland Social Security card in the elderly man walking in and out plate no. 3179ZZ. Officer re- 32, was ordered by Judge Security Investigation’s other person’s name to the Arrests of traffic and walking the yellow ports it was a misunderstand- Denise J. Casper to one Document and Benefit Massachusetts Registry of double line at Green Street and ing and parties were sent on year in prison and two David Polito, of 100 Willow Fraud Task Force, com- Motor Vehicles as proof of Hibbard Road at 11:30 a.m. on their way. St., was arrested on warrant years probation. He will prised of local, state and his identity. Monday. Responding officers Vandalism reported at 200 charges of two counts of lar- be subject to deportation federal agencies with ex- Based on the application found him at 12:04 p.m. and Corporate Place on Sunday proceedings upon comple- pertise in detecting, de- and supporting identity ceny, two counts of Class E stated he seemed to be OK. at 11:43 p.m. with damage to tion of his sentence. terring and disrupting documents, Bautista Val- drug possession, larceny from A caller reported at 12:52 a Neuco Co. Officer said the In February, Bautista organizations and individ- dez was issued a driver’s building, forgery of a docu- p.m. on Monday that someone back window to a backhoe was Valdez pleaded guilty to uals involved in various license in the name of the ment, miscellaneous munici- broke into a house on Stramski broken. There are no suspects. one count of false repre- types of document, identity U.S. citizen. pal ordinance violation, night- Way and vandalized it. Single car crash into pole time breaking and entering A caller reported at 1:59 7 with airbag deployment at for a felony, receiving stolen p.m. on Monday that someone 23 Mount Pleasant Drive on property, possession of a bur- had been using her cellphone Sunday at 7:38 p.m. Officer San Francisco police chief: glarious instrument and Class information to apply for loans reports no injuries, Peabody B drug possession at 12:28 and now numerous banks are Municipal Light Plant en route p.m. Tuesday. calling her. to inspect the pole and All-Star Journalist ‘crossed the line’ Jon Sanders, 52, of 534 A caller reported a pole Towing en route. Essex St., was arrested on a sparking and crackling on A hit-and-run motor vehi- By Janie Har courtesy booking at 11:37 Wyman Road at 2:07 p.m. on cle crash reported on Sunday ASSOCIATED PRESS a.m. Tuesday. Monday. Electric Light respond- at 10:32 p.m. at 7-Eleven at ed at 2:49 p.m. and stated 115 Main St. Suspect fled in SAN FRANCISCO — Accidents some insulation in the wire a white Nissan toward Salem. The San Francisco police was stripped. chief said Tuesday that he A report of a motor vehicle Officer reports very minor dam- A caller reported they saw respects the news media crash at 3:07 p.m. Monday at age, no suspects. a medium-sized black plas- but a freelance journal- 650 Boston St.; at 3:57 p.m. Peabody Fire Department tic bag that was sitting on ist whose home and office Tuesday at 99 Tracy Ave.; at reported person screaming on the sidewalk at Lafayette and were raided by officers 4:12 p.m. Monday at Ashland Railroad Avenue on Sunday at Maple streets at 2:19 p.m. on 11:47 p.m. Officer reports he had “crossed the line” by Street and Belle Avenue; at Monday. Responding officers joining a conspiracy to 4:28 p.m. Monday on Essex spoke with a woman with dark reported they only found an hair, striped shirt, and a baby steal a confidential report. Avenue; at 7:56 p.m. Monday empty beer can in it. Chief William Scott ad- at 932 Lynnfield St.; at 5:55 carriage who said they were looking for their lost dog. Par- dressed reporters at a news a.m. Tuesday on Broadway; at conference, hours after po- 10:16 a.m. Tuesday at 328 Es- NAHANT ties sent on their way. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Suspicious activity reported lice agreed in court to re- sex St.; at 11:18 a.m. Tuesday turn property seized from San Francisco police armed with sledgeham- at 43 Broad St.; at 1:07 p.m. Arrest at Max Cellular of Framingham mers execute a search warrant at journalist at 100 Main St. on Monday at Bryan Carmody in raids Tuesday at Casey’s Shell at 535 Julissa Sepulveda, 36, of aimed at uncovering the Bryan Carmody’s home in San Francisco. Lynnway; at 2:19 p.m. Tuesday 12:23 a.m. Officer checked on 47 Gardner Road, was arrest- a man sitting in a lawn chair source of a leaked police at 23 Wyman St.; at 2:28 p.m. should be. It’s a big deal to place numerous cameras, ed and charged with speeding, who said he was watching a report into the unexpected Tuesday at 461 Broad St. the public. It’s a big deal to cellphones and computers operating under the influence movie on the building next door. death of the city’s public de- you all.” for security reasons. A of liquor, negligent operation An Uber driver requested fender, Jeff Adachi. Assault Scott said the primary GoFundMe campaign has of a motor vehicle, and pos- assistance with an intoxicat- Tensions are high in the target of the ongoing in- raised nearly $15,000 for session of an open container ed, unconscious woman in his case, which has alarmed A report of an assault at 5:09 journalism advocates and vestigation is the employ- him. a.m. Tuesday on Lewis Street. of alcohol in a motor vehicle. vehicle at 16 Silverleaf Way on Monday at 12:33 a.m. Some- put pressure on elected ee, whose identity inves- His main goal, he said, tigators do not know. He is to ensure “that nothing Complaint Accident one was supposed to meet leaders in this politically him at that location to assist liberal city to defend the said the secondary focus seized can be used against A report of a gunshot at 9:10 A report of a motor vehicle but hasn’t come out yet. Caller press. is on Carmody, who may myself, North Bay Televi- p.m. Monday at 710 Summer accident involving a motorcy- reports the woman awoke be- Authorities believe that have been motivated by sion News or our sources.” St. cle that went off the road on fore officers arrived and went a police department em- profit or a desire to tar- Media organizations Swallow Cave Road at 1:06 into her home. All is in order at ployee was involved and nish Adachi’s reputation, across the country criti- Theft p.m. Sunday. this time. had contact with Carmo- or both. cized the May 10 raids as Complaint of fireworks on dy. Carmody’s attorney, a violation of California’s A report of a larceny at 4:33 Complaints Monday at 12:56 a.m. at “We believe that that Thomas Burke, declined shield law, which specifi- p.m. Monday at 1 State St.; at contact and that interac- to comment. Carmody did cally protects journalists A caller reported a loose 2 Emery and 80 Prospect 6:41 p.m. Monday at 98 West- streets. Caller reports hearing tion went across the line. not respond to an email from search warrants. The ern Ave. Jack Russell terrier named It went past just doing request for comment. He Associated Press is among Jackie got loose on Pond several loud pops in the area. Officer checked the area and your job as a journalist,” said on Twitter that he dozens of news organiza- Street at 4:54 p.m. Saturday. Scott said. was pleased with the re- tions siding with Carmody LYNNFIELD A caller reported she found a all was quiet. Resident of 6 Sprague St., He added: “This is a turn of his equipment but and seeking to submit a yellow lab near the Johnson El- big deal to us, as well it that he will have to re- friend-of-the-court brief. Alarms ementary School at 5:55 p.m. Apt. 2 who refused to give her Saturday. name reported a disturbance in Fire alarm reported at 9 Apt 1. Officer spoke with resi- POLICE BRIEFS Ramsdell Way on Monday at A caller, who asked to re- main anonymous, reported a dent and music will be lowered. 4:47 p.m. The Lynnfield Fire Report of an unknown per- Man charged with murder in answers on his daughter’s month in prison for steal- Department reports the owner woman with long blond hair calling for help on Sea Breeze son making noise while rum- connection with stabbing ACT exam after she took ing more than $100,000 was testing the alarm. maging through recycling bins it. from elderly clients. Burglar alarm sounded Lane at 7:05 p.m. Saturday. A caller reported loud music at 27 Brentwood Drive on BARNSTABLE (AP) Huneeus’ family owns Jessica Vargas, who at 205 Edgemere Road on Monday at 2:52 a.m. Officer — A homeless man has vineyards in Califor- worked at Athol Savings Monday at 9:21 p.m. Officer near his house on Forty Steps Lane at 7:54 p.m. Saturday. spoke with Alex George, who pleaded not guilty to mur- nia’s Napa Valley and in Bank, was also ordered to reports all is OK, no signs of agreed to leave the area. All is der in connection with a Oregon. Authorities say pay more than $108,000 broken glass. A report of illegal dumping of grass trimmings on Ward Road in order at this time. stabbing at a park. he agreed to pay $300,000 in restitution. at 2:49 p.m. Sunday. State police say 32-year- to rig his daughter’s SAT The Telegram & Gazette Complaints SAUGUS old Nicholas Galanto score and have her des- reports that an executive Woman from 55 Summer St. PEABODY stabbed 23-year-old Bren- ignated as a water polo of the bank expressed called the police station to re- Arrests den Flynn in the chest at recruit to the University disappointment with the port her husband was missing Hyannis Village Green in of Southern California. sentence and said she Arrests John Laisure, 21, of 20 on Monday at 3:15 p.m. Offi- Barnstable Sunday night. They are among 14 fears it will not be enough Davis St., was arrested and cer reports the man is at the William J. Decotis, 34, of The Cape Cod Times parents who have agreed to deter similar crimes. 286 Newbury St., Apt. 63, was charged with disorderly con- reports that police and to plead guilty. Actress The Athol woman plead- Middleton House of Correction. duct and disturbing the peace. Person reported standing on arrested following a motor ve- firefighters responded to Felicity Huffman pleaded ed guilty to bank fraud and hicle stop at Lowe Mart Shop- Christopher J. Campochia- a 911 call and Flynn was guilty last week. embezzlement in February. the island on Walnut Street on ro, 40, of 159 Main St., Apt Monday at 4:34 p.m. Officer ping Center at 474 Lowell St. later pronounced dead at Federal prosecutors said on Monday at 1:06 p.m. and 49B, Stoneham, was arrested a hospital. Boston toddler struck, she stole more than 55 located the party and sent him on warrant charges. on his way. charged with operating a mo- Galanto’s attorney injured by police cruiser times from eight custom- tor vehicle with a suspended li- Charles William Molinari, said at the arraignment ers, including a man that Medical Aid cense, number plate violation, 37, of 375 Broadway, Apt. 266, Monday that she agreed BOSTON (AP) — Bos- she knew was dying of and no inspection sticker. Lynnfield, was arrested on war- with prosecutors to hold ton police are investigat- cancer. Caller reports an argument rant charges. Galanto without bail ing injuries sustained by Vargas’ attorney said between mother and daughter Summons without prejudice, mean- a toddler who was struck her actions were wrong at 3 Wymon Way on Monday at Accidents ing the issue may be by a department cruiser. but that Vargas was Luis N. Martinez, 46, 154 reviewed later. struggling to provide for 11:10 a.m. Officer reports par- A report of a motor vehicle The child was struck in Washington St., Apt. 4, was Authorities say Galanto as many as 15 family ty taken to the hospital. accident at Buffalo Wild Wings the city’s Roxbury neigh- summoned following a report told them he got into an members because of her Medical alert at 10 Win- on Main Street at 6:59 p.m. borhood at about 7 p.m. of insurance fraud on Monday argument with two men, husband’s disability. chester Drive on Monday at Monday; at Red Dog Pet Resort Monday as the officer at 10:17 a.m. but denied having a knife 1:35 p.m. for a resident in the on Walnut Street at 7 p.m. Mon- pulled into a street from a or getting into a physical backyard. Patient taken to the day; at Burger King on Broad- complete stop. The officer Authorities investigate hospital. Accident way at 8:58 p.m. Monday. altercation with anyone. immediately stopped and death of 13-year-old girl Resident at 70 Pleasant Ave. He declined to talk fur- Truck struck a pole, wires got out to help. fell in the driveway on Monday Complaints ther with police. The child’s mother tells LAWRENCE (AP) — at 1:52 p.m. Officer reports down, three vehicles hit at 31 A probable cause hear- Authorities are inves- Cross St. on Monday at 5:56 WFXT-TV her daughter is patient taken to the hospital. A caller reported his motor ing is scheduled for June tigating the death of a a.m. Officer reports pole was 1-year-old and suffered a Report of an elderly wom- vehicle was keyed on Main 25. 13-year-old girl. damaged and Peabody Mu- broken collarbone. an who fell at Lynnfield High Street at 12:31 a.m. Monday. A spokeswoman for the nicipal Light Plant got to the Commissioner William School at 275 Essex St. on A report of two people Lawyer, vintner plead guilty Essex district attorney scene at 6:20 a.m. Gross in a statement Monday at 3:20 p.m. Patient screaming at each other at 20 in college admissions case Tuesday said the girl “is says the girl was already refused to be taken to the hos- dead when she was Animal Control Davis St. at 1:56 p.m. Monday. recuperating from her pital. A report of wires down at BOSTON (AP) — A injuries and is expected to brought to the Lawrence Ambulance requested from Caller reports a deceased 27 Hamilton St. at 7:16 a.m. New York lawyer and a make a full recovery.” General Hospital emer- 500 Ross Drive on Monday at animal on Route 128 North on Monday. Napa Valley vintner have He said the preliminary gency room just before 5 4:23 p.m. Patient taken to the Monday at 8:54 a.m. Call was A report of a stolen vehicle admitted to participating investigation seem to p.m. Monday. hospital. transferred to the Massachu- located in the Wood Spring in the college admissions indicate the incident was The girl was from Ames- bury but her name was Well-being check requested setts State Police. Suites parking lot on Route 1 bribery scheme. an accident. He called the not released because she for an elderly woman with a at 11:19 p.m. Monday. Gordon Caplan and incident “any police offi- is a juvenile. walker standing at the corner Complaints A caller reported her hus- Agustin Huneeus Jr. cers’ worst nightmare.” of Market and Walnut streets band, who has Alzheimer’s dis- pleaded guilty Tuesday in An autopsy is sched- on Monday 5:08 p.m. Officer Unruly customer reported at ease, left their home without Boston federal court. Ex-bank teller gets uled for Tuesday, but reports she was escorted back American Eagle Outfitters at telling her at 2:54 p.m. Mon- Caplan was co-chairman Essex district attorney to the Loft at 427 Walnut St. 210 Andover St. on Sunday at day. He was found in a neigh- of the prominent law firm month in prison for spokeswoman Carrie where she has someone pick- 4:18 p.m. Officer reports party bor’s living room. Willkie Farr & Gallagher. stealing more than $100K Kimball-Monahan says ing her up. left on foot. Officer will docu- A report of a tree in the road- The Greenwich, Conn., it may take some time Ambulance requested from ment. way on Central Street at 6:19 resident was charged WORCESTER (AP) — A before there is a ruling on 275 Walnut St. on Monday at Caller reported loud party at p.m. Monday. with paying $75,000 to former teller at a bank the cause and manner of get someone to correct the has been sentenced to a death. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT

PHOTO | With Brad and Leo, Tarantino ASSOCIATED PRESS Constructed from over debuts a fairy tale in Cannes 500 hours of footage, the By Jake Coyle kept under wraps leading statement to festival audi- documentary ASSOCIATED PRESS up to the premiere. DiCap- ences imploring them not “Maradona” by rio plays a Westerns actor to spoil the film for future CANNES, France — Asif Kapadia anxious that his notoriety moviegoers — a request centers on Twenty-five years after is slipping. Pitt plays his repeated before the film’s premiering “Pulp Fic- the career of stunt double, friend and, press screening. Journal- tion” in Cannes, Quentin celebrated because of a drunk driving ists lined up hours in ad- Tarantino returned to the football offense, his driver. Though vance. French film festival with player Diego set against the backdrop “Once Upon a Time in neither great vengeance Maradona, of the Manson Family ... Hollywood” is Taranti- nor furious anger but a who played for gentler fairy tale about murders, much of Taranti- no’s first movie not being S.S.C. Napoli 1960s Los Angeles. no’s film is invested in re- released by Harvey Wein- in the 1980s. “Once Upon a Time In capturing the radiance of stein. After Tarantino cut ... Hollywood” made its a bygone Hollywood. ties with the disgraced much-anticipated debut For a filmmaker often mogul, the project attract- Tuesday in Cannes, giv- associated with blistering ed the interest of most stu- ing the festival its most dialogue and ecstatic ex- dios. Sony Pictures landed concentrated splash of plosions of violence, “Once the film and gave it a $95 celebrity and frenzy. The Upon a Time in ... Holly- million budget — a very New documentary tracks the film’s two stars, Brad Pitt wood” finds the 56-year- rare gamble on a high- and Leonardo DiCaprio, old Tarantino working at a priced original movie. brought a fittingly old- more relaxed pace, spend- Instead of superheroes rise and fall of soccer god school Hollywood glamour ing generous amounts of or intellectual proper- to the Cannes red carpet, time in odes to spaghet- ty, “Once Upon a Time By Jake Coyle chives, including more miere because of a shoul- where throngs of onlook- ti Westerns and ‘60s TV in ... Hollywood” will in- ASSOCIATED PRESS than 500 hours of nev- der injury, according to a ers swelled along the Croi- shows. stead bank on the draw er-before-seen footage. Ka- statement. HBO acquired sette. Ahead of the premiere, of Tarantino and his two CANNES, France — Asif padia this week premiered the documentary ahead Much of the plot of “Once Tarantino, whose “Pulp movie stars. Margot Rob- Kapadia initially passed the result, “Diego Mara- of Cannes, with plans to Upon a Time In ... Holly- Fiction” won the Palme bie also co-stars as Sharon when, in 2012, producer dona,” at the Cannes Film air it Sept. 24 after an Os- Paul Martin approached wood” had been carefully d’Or in 1994, issued a Tate. Festival, where “Amy” also car-qualifying run. him about making a doc- made its debut. “Diego Maradona,” like umentary on Argentine In Maradona, the British “Senna” and “Amy,” has soccer legend Diego Mara- filmmaker found a combi- the propulsion and visual dona. Kapadia had just nation of his first two sub- drive of a fiction movie. It’s finished “Senna,” hisjects, both of whom died Kapadia’s most mythical- ground-breaking 2010 tragically young. ly drawn film, zeroing in documentary on the late “He starts up almost on Maradona’s time with Brazilian Formula One like Senna, but he ends the Italian club Napoli, racer Ayrton Senna. He up more like Amy. He’s a starting with his arrival didn’t want to do anoth- bit of both, but different, on July 5, 1984. er sports doc, especial- because he gets older,” Ka- Then the world’s great- ly about another South padia said at a beachside est player, the frenzy sur- American sports hero. restaurant in Cannes. rounding him — an al- Instead, he went off and “In a way, the empathy is most primal hero worship made “Amy,” the intimate different. It’s a like more — grows even more ex- Amy Winehouse that re- mature relationship with treme when he turns the appraised the British soul him. I fell in love with flailing club into champi- singer as a victim of her Senna and Amy, in a way. ons. Maradona becomes a own success. It won Kapa- But they were easier be- god, only to later leave It- dia the Oscar for best doc- cause they were younger.” aly trailed by scandal and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS umentary. Kapadia hasn’t yet been drug addiction. In the eyes From left, actors Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, director Quentin But Kapadia couldn’t able to screen the film for of Italians betrayed by Ar- Tarantino and actress Margot Robbie were present at the premiere of shake off the project or the Maradona. The soccer icon gentina’s 1990 World Cup the film “Once Upon a Time In ... Hollywood” at the 72nd international appeal of combing through withdrew from attending defeat of Italy, he turns film festival, Cannes, southern France. 5/16/2019Maradona’s personal ar- the film’s Cannes pre- intoPeople, the Products devil. and Passion.jpg

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LONDON (AP) — Ce- are not affected, nor is lebrity chef Jamie Oli- Fifteen Cornwall, which ver’s British restaurant operates as a franchise. chain filed for bankruptcy Other chains run by protection on Tuesday, celebrity chefs have also partly due to increased struggled in recent years. competition and escalat- Thomas Keller closed ing rents in local commer- Bouchon in Beverly Hills cial districts. at the end of 2017, saying The insolvency will it couldn’t remain profit- leave 1,000 people out of able. That same year, Guy work and reignited wor- Fieri closed Guy’s Amer- ries about local retail and ican Kitchen and Bar in food outlets in Britain, Times Square and Daniel which are struggling to Boulud closed DBGB attract customers much FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kitchen and Bar in New like downtowns in the York, saying it didn’t get process, said all but three United States. enough business during PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’m devastated that our of the group’s 25 eateries the week. Actor Milo Ventimiglia visits the vaccination clinic at Kibera AMREF much-loved U.K. restau- will close. They include Bad behavior can also rants have gone into restaurants in the Jamie’s hurt chains’ success. In Health Centre in Nairobi, Kenya. administration,” Oliver Italian chain, as will the March, Mario Batali wrote on Twitter. “I am more upmarket Fifteen, gave up his financial deeply saddened by this and steak house Barbecoa. stakes in all of his restau- Ventimiglia says trip showed outcome and would like to Two restaurants and a rants after being accused thank all of the staff and diner at Gatwick Airport of sexual harassment. our suppliers who have will continue to operate Todd English, who was him Red Nose charity’s impact put their hearts and souls while joint administrators sued for sexual harass- LOS ANGELES (AP) NBC’s Red Nose Day USA through donations at Wal- into this business over explore options for the ment in 2017, has closed — “This Is Us” star Milo special airing Thursday greens and Duane Reade the years.” site. Overseas branches numerous restaurants in Ventimiglia learned (8-10 p.m. EDT) with host stores, to support pro- Financial firm KPMG, of Jamie’s Italian, Jamie’s Boston, Mexico City, Las firsthand what the Red Terry Crews. grams for children in the which will oversee the Pizzeria and Jamie’s Deli, Vegas and New York. Nose Day’s fundrais- Performances by Sting, U.S. and other countries. ing campaign means to Josh Groban, John Red Nose Day originated children in need, and he’s Legend, Chrissy Metz, in Britain more than 30 eager to spread the word. Kelly Clarkson and years ago and reports “I saw how the money Blake Shelton, and a more than $1 billion in was being spent, and sketch with “Saturday donations internationally. how it’s impacting these Night Live” players Mi- Ventimiglia, who plays kids on a very real level chael Che, Colin Jost patriarch Jack on NBC’s and giving them a better and Kate McKinnon are drama “This Is Us,” made shot at life,” the actor part of the special. Other his African trip after ap- said after an April trip to celebrities participating pearing on previous Red the outskirts of Nairobi, include Julia Roberts, Nose Day specials. He’s Kenya. “It’s the simplest Gloria Estefan, Dami- also a longtime supporter of corrections to get a an Lewis, Kal Penn, of U.S. veterans’ causes, kid educated, to get a kid Saoirse Ronan, Ben including traveling with healthy, to get a kid safe.” Stiller, Chrissy Teigen, the USO to Iraq and Af- He visited a clinic Connie Britton, Lilly ghanistan. vaccinating children Singh, Susan Kelechi “This was the first time from deadly, prevent- Watson and Daryl Hall that I’d been invited to able diseases including and John Oates. see the challenges that pneumonia, and a pro- The Red Nose Day these kids were living in,” gram that houses and campaign, in its fifth year Ventimiglia said. 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ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Tech’s Elvin Gonzalez (left) won the boys long jump, 400-meter hurdles and 100-meter dash, while English’s Hannah Trahant (center) won the girls long jump, and St. Mary’s Taban Manyok (right) won the boys one-mile and two-mile at the rst annual Lynn All-City Track Meet Tuesday at Manning Field. Tech boys and Classical girls win rst-ever meet between the ve schools By Mike Alongi tournament to that im- “First of all, I want to have one for the track number of volunteers. the city.” ITEM STAFF pressive list. thank (Classical athletic athletes as well. There “It’s really unprecedent- “For the most part, this Tuesday afternoon, the director) Bill Devin for have always been good ed to have all ve schools is really about competi- LYNN — There’s the rst annual Lynn All-City giving me the go-ahead to track athletes coming out running against each oth- tion for the kids and hope- Boverini Tournament for Track Meet kicked off at put this meet on and I of the city, and this is just er,” said Smith. “We share fully helping all of our basketball, the Clancy Manning Field. For the want to thank all of the another way to showcase this facility and we all see programs grow,” Hogan Tournament for baseball, rst time ever, all ve volunteers who have that.” each other ve times a said. “The logistics were a the Holland Tournament Lynn high schools — Clas- helped us put this togeth- Melendez teamed up week, but we never run bit tough at rst like any for softball, the All-City sical, English, Tech, KIPP er,” Melendez said. “I’ve with Tech boys track against each other except other event, but things Tournament for soccer and St. Mary’s — all com- been a part of Lynn for 13 coach John Hogan and St. for English and Classical. have really run smoothly and the Lynn City Swim peted on the same track in years now, and Lynn has Mary’s track coach So this is a really great and we’ve gotten a lot of Meet for the swim & dive the same meet. As Classi- been missing something Tristan Smith to put to- opportunity for us to add help from some great vol- teams. Now, the city of cal track coach Angel Me- like this. All the other gether the event with the another layer to the post- unteers.” Lynn can add one more lendez puts it, it’s been a sports have city tourna- help of coaches from all season and also bring an- city-wide high school long time coming. ments, and we wanted to the schools as well as a other community event to TRACK, B2 Busy stretch catches up to Spartans By Harold Rivera rst inning, added three ITEM SPORTS EDITOR in the second and put things out of St. Mary’s LYNN — A busy stretch reach with a 3-run rally of six games in seven days in the sixth. caught up to the St. Aside from a run in the Mary’s baseball team bottom of the rst and Tuesday night. two in the sixth, the Spar- The Spartans couldn’t tans bats were kept quiet. string together timely Lucaas Dascoli laced a hits, failed to throw leadoff single and Joseph strikes consistently and Ward walked to put run- made three costly elding ners on rst and second errors en route to an 8-3 for the Lancers in the top non-conference loss to of the rst. Dascoli and Malden Catholic at Fras- Ward came home on a St. er Field. Mary’s error, giving Mal- “We have to keep our den Catholic a swift 2-0 focus,” St. Mary’s coach lead. St. Mary’s got one Derek Dana said. “We back in the bottom half of didn’t quite nish Mon- the inning on Lee Pache- day’s game defensively co’s (1-for-3, two RBI) sac- and (Tuesday), again.  y (scoring Kyle Ouel- We’ve had a lot of baseball lette). over the past week. Our Malden Catholic added seniors have a few big three more in the top of things to take care of with the second, all with two graduation and things outs. Josenel Perez like that. We have to reset walked, stole second and ITEM FILE PHOTO scored on a Spartans er- and get ourselves ready to Kiara Edmonds went 1-for-4 with a run scored ITEM FILE PHOTO ror. Ward hit a 2-run home go for the Clancy Tourna- run to right eld, giving in a loss to Medford Tuesday afternoon. Lee Pacheco went 1-for-3 with two RBI for ment.” the Lancers a 5-1 lead. St. Mary’s in a loss to Malden Catholic Tues- Malden Catholic plated day night at Manning Field. two runs in the top of the ST. MARY’S, B2 Mistakes cost Classical in loss to Medford

Grace Arthur notches 200th career assist By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF SCHOOL ROUNDUP Callie O’Neil (one goal) and Abby Kalinowski MEDFORD — Not much went right for the Classical By Mike Alongi (one goal). Goalie Eliza- softball team Tuesday. The Rams committed four errors ITEM STAFF beth Driscoll had three and struggled at the plate in a 7-1 loss to Medford at Co- saves. lumbus Park. Highlighted by Grace Marblehead is now 13-4. “We said it from the beginning,” Rams coach Erica Rich- Arthur’s 200th career as- GIRLS LACROSSE ard said, “games come down to who makes fewer mistakes sist, the Marblehead girls Peabody 18, and who shows up hungry. We didn’t show up. We’re better lacrosse team earned a Gloucester 2 than that. When we beat ourselves that’s when you walk big win in NEC play with Olivia Kiricoples ( ve away disappointed. That should have been a tooth and a 17-4 victory over Med- goals, two assists) and nail close game coming down to the wire. I feel like from ford Tuesday afternoon. Colleen Crotty (four the second we got here it just wasn’t there.” Arthur had four goals goals, assist) led the way Classical’s offense totaled eight hits but the Rams strug- and six assists to lead the for the Tanners, who im- gled to get the timely hits they needed to make it a close offense in the win. proved to 11-5 on the sea- game. “Grace is a sel ess play- son. “We just hit too many balls in the air,” Richard said. er who puts her team- Hailee Lomasney (three “When you give a team that many  y balls (10) then you’re mates rst,” said Mar- goals, two assists), Maddy making it easy for them. And Medford made all the plays. blehead assistant coach Lomasney (two goals, as- We didn’t get any breaks and we gave them extra outs. Shannon Beaton. She’s sist), Catherine Manning They’re too good. When you give a team that can hit the always making her team- (two goals, assist), Jen- ball extra runners it’s hard to beat them.” mates better.” na Rigol (goal) and Am- Brooke Warren threw all six innings for the Rams, al- Also contributing for ber Kiricoples (goal) also lowing four earned runs on eight hits and four walks while Marblehead were Mad- found the back of the net. striking out eight. die Erskine (three goals), Olivia Lavalle (two Medford pitcher Emma McGlynn (seven innings, one Sara Campbell (two saves) and Katie Rice ITEM FILE PHOTO run, eight hits, one walk and ve strikeouts) retired the goals, one assist), Lydia (three saves) split time in Marblehead’s Grace Arthur recorded her side in the rst inning before the Mustangs offense got off Bongiorno (two goals), goal. to a fast start. Grace Doody (two goals), 200th career assist in a win over Medford Hadley Wales (two goals), ROUNDUP, B2 Tuesday. CLASSICAL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 Classical softball falls to NEC foe Medford CLASSICAL From B1 Mya Winslow started things with a single and Brenna Forbes doubled to put two runners in scoring position. Kiara Edmonds made a nice sliding catch on a fly ball to left field by Carmen Diorio but Winslow tagged up to give the Mustangs a 1-0 lead. Edmonds (1-for-4 with one run scored) got the Rams started in the second inning with a single. Rebecca Walker laid down a sacrifice bunt to get Edmonds to second base and a few batters later Warren (2-for-3 with one RBI) helped her own cause with a RBI single to tie the game at 1-1. Isabella Faessler kept the inning going with a walk and a passed ball on a strikeout loaded the bases with two outs, but the Rams couldn’t get the hit they needed to go ahead. Rayanne Forbes single handedly got the Mustangs ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE back on the board in the second inning. The second baseman drew a walk, stole second base and then From left, Classical’s Joseline Mejia, Tech’s Nuria Perez, Classical’s Katherine Mannion, St. Mary’s scored on an errant throw after stealing third base to Thalia Chaves, Tech’s Olivia Dejesus, Classical’s Mariam Bamara and English’s Jackie Ramirez run put Medford ahead 2-1. in the girls two-mile during the Lynn All-City Meet Tuesday. Brenna Forbes laced another double in the third in- ning and another Classical error on a fly ball to center field put runners at second and third base for Medford. Dawn Eisnor knocked in a run on a single and Kenzie Manning Field hosts first All-City Track Meet Eisnor added another on a sacrifice fly to put the Mus- tangs out front 4-1. TRACK As far as the results on athan Fernandez in the the long jump (14-11), A walk and another Classical error put two runners From B1 the track are concerned, shot put (39-9), Tech An- Classical’s Chloe Kebreau on for Medford again in the fourth inning. Winslow the Tech boys (189 points) gel Hernandez in the jav- in the triple jump (33-7), plated a run on a bunt-single and later in the inning The event went off with- and the Classical girls elin (143-10), Tech’s Ed- English’s Kahlee Dawn Eisnor added her second RBI on a sacrifice fly out a hitch, but Melendez (216 points) took first win Gonzalas in the 110 Smith-Whelton in the to put Medford ahead 6-1. Another errant throw on an admits that he’ll be happy place in their respective hurdles (17.8), St. Mary’s shot put (32-3), Classi- attempt to steal third base plated Brenna Forbes and when he can just sit back divisions. Connor Mackey in the cal’s Maysie Jean-Iois in rounded out the scoring for the Mustangs at 7-1. at the end of it all. For the boys, winners 200 (23.3), English’s Kev- the 110 hurdles (17.9), Meanwhile the Classical bats went quiet. The Rams “I’m going to be honest, were Tech’s Elvin Gonza- in Bly in the 400 (55.8) English’s Hannah Trah- managed to get a runner in scoring position in the sixth I’ve got three jobs and lez in the long jump (20-5 and St. Mary’s Mike Car- ant in the 400 hurdles and two more in the seventh but still couldn’t produce this has been like a fourth 1/2), the 100 (10.7) and roll in the 800 (2:10.4). (1:16.4), Tech’s Nayelis the clutch hitting to mount a comeback. job for me,” Melendez the 400 hurdles (1:03.2), For the girls, winners Diaz in the 400 (1:10.8), “I hope the girls learn from this,” Richard said. “Be- said. “I’m starting to fi- St. Mary’s Taban Manyok were Classical’s Jayla St. Mary’s Juliana Tabor- cause this is what it’s going to be like in a few weeks. nally breathe now, but in the high jump (5 feet, 8 Blevins in the high jump da in the 800 (2:34.9), (The state tournament) is going to be do or die and once we clean up all the inches), the one-mile (4-4) and the javelin (90- Classical’s Rachel Bren- you’re going home disappointed. Hopefully they take trash and get everything (4:52.6) and the two-mile 3), Tech’s Michayla Law- nan in the one-mile this and learn from it the rest of the way and bounce closed up, then I’ll really (10:36.6), Tech’s Carlos rence in the 100 (12.4) (5:55.9) and English’s back.” be able to look back and Mateo in the triple jump and the 200 (26.6), Classi- Jackie Ramirez in the The Rams (11-3) will hope to bounce back when they enjoy what we’ve done.” (39-4 1/2), Classical’s Jon- cal’s Slanny Portorreal in two-mile (13:24.1). take on crosstown rival English Saturday in the Hol- land Tournament. Prep lacrosse has 14 different scorers in victory ROUNDUP track with a 10-9 lead. charge for Peabody was 6-1 at first singles), Dan From B1 Skyler Smith tossed Kristina Rossignoll, who Livtak (6-2, 6-0 at second three innings. Freshman went 1-for-2 with three singles), Tony Gluskin (6- BOYS LACROSSE pitcher Nathan Ing, mak- RBI. Emma Bloom went 0, 6-0 at third singles), St. John’s Prep 18, ing his varsity debut, 1-for-3 with a triple and Jack Curran/Dylan Fred- Austin Prep 1 pitched two innings and two RBI, Makayla Ian- do (7-5, 6-3 at first dou- The Eagles had 14 goal picked up the win. Todd nalfo went 1-for-3 with bles) and Hayden Miller/ scorers on the afternoon, Tringale earned the saves one RBI and Gina Terraz- Reid Tully (7-6 (7-1), 6-1 led by Michael Ott (two with five strikeouts over zano went 2-for-3. at second doubles) goals, one assist), Wes the last two innings. Saugus 7, Winthrop 2 Marblehead (10-4) trav- Rockett (two goals one Ronnie Paolo (3-for-5), The Sachems got anoth- els to Beverly Wednesday assist), Dan DeLaus (two Zack Falasca (2-for-4) and er great performance from (4). goals) and Josiah Brown Ryan Beliveau (2-for-4) Caitlyn Wood, who pitched GIRLS TENNIS (two goals). Also contrib- carried the offense. a complete game and al- Classical 4, English 1 uting were Jake Surette Saugus (12-4) swept the lowed two runs on five hits Winners for Classical (one goal, three assists), with 11 strikeouts. She season series over Bev- (13-1, 11-1 NEC) were Michael Kell (one goal, erly and hosts Peabody also went 2-for-3 with one Anh Nguyen (6-2, 6-4 at two assists), Brian Souza Wednesday (4). RBI at the plate. first singles), Daphne Pi- (one goal, one assist), Luke Peabody 5, Also contributing offen- neda (6-3, 6-0 at second Brennan (one goal, one as- Swampscott 4 sively for Saugus were sist), Pat Keefe (one goal, Swampscott’s pitchers Ashley Shaw (1-for-3, singles), Abby Stafford/ one assist), Craig Yannone combined for 11 walks. Big RBI), Kirby Dalton (1-for- Lexi Ferraro (6-1, 6-3 at (one goal), Sean Gilbert Blue starter Fred Juden 2, RBI), Felicia Reppucci first doubles) and Jayden (one goal), Pat Nistl (one allowed two earned runs (1-for-2, RBI), Leah Ven- Carroca/Sophia DeFronzo goal), Charlie Danis (one and six walks over four in- tre (1-for-1, RBI), Emma (6-1, 6-0 at second dou- goal) and Sarni Thomas nings. Juden tallied three Howard (1-for-3) and Cat bles). The Rams celebrat- (one goal). strikeouts. Schena (1-for-3). ed their annual senior day The Prep (14-3) hosts Peabody carried a 4-0 Saugus (9-6) will travel before the match. Marblehead Thursday lead in the fifth inning to Peabody Wednesday (4). Marblehead 4, night (7). before Swampscott’s bats BOYS TENNIS Saugus 1 BASEBALL made noise. Jonathan Classical 5, English 0 Marblehead got wins Classical 8, Oriakhi, Drew Olivieri Winners were Stephen from Jessie Munroe (8-1 at Gloucester 2 and Anthony Rakauskas Ong (6-1, 6-0 at first sin- first singles), Rei Newman Freshman pitcher Kyle each had a RBI. Dylan gles), Andy Ma (6-0. 6-2 (8-3 at third singles), Lau- Durant threw a complete January launched a solo at second singles), Jake ren Podgur/Leah Saulnier game in his first varsity home run, his fifth of the Ennis (6-1, 6-1 at third (8-2 at first doubles) and ITEM FILE PHOTO start. Durant struck out season. singles), Adam Mariano/ Alix Livermore/Madeline Jared Coppola went 2-for-3 with a run scored three and allowed two Swampscott hosts Jonah Hodgdon (6-0, 6-2 Bowden (8-3 at second earned runs on five hits. at first doubles) and Dan in a loss to Malden Catholic Tuesday night. Gloucester Wednesday doubles). He helped his own cause (6:30). Kazimierczyk/Khoa Nguy- “Our team did a nice job with a 2-RBI single. “The team battled,” en (6-0, 6-0 at second dou- of showing the depth of our Highlights at the plate Swampscott coach Joe Ca- bles). team,” said Marblehead St. Mary’s baseball drops included Aidan Dow (2- ponigro said. “Down 4-0, Classical (8-7) qualified coach Tracy Ackerman. for-4, two RBI, run), Bren- we kept grinding. Some- for the state tournament “The non- starters came non-conference game dan Lannon (2-for-3, two times it’s not in the cards. with the win. out nervous, but once they runs, RBI), Deniel Ortiz But the story of this game “The kids were really ex- settled in to their matches ST. MARY’S (2-for-2, RBI), and Jared were the free bases we cited,” Rams coach Chris they were great.” DeFillipo (1-for-4, three gave.” Hayward said. “We just Marblehead (13-0) hosts From B1 missed it by one match steals, RBI, run). Nico Ga- SOFTBALL Beverly Wednesday (4) for leazzi, Brett Bucklin and St. Mary’s 13, last year. The senior re- “I found us all over the field, infield and outfield, doing its Senior Day. Dayshon Anderson each Spellman 2 turners were motivated by some things that we don’t normally do,” Dana said. “A The lone win for Saugus had a base hit. At Spellman, Angelia that. They worked really couple of those things showed up (Tuesday). We’ll talk came from Kelly Gray, who The Rams (13-4) are Pepe took care of busi- hard.” about that and we’ll clean that up.” won 8-3 at second singles. Spartans reliever Austin Foglietta, who took the ball back in action Friday (7) ness in the circle with 16 Swampscott 4, against English in the strikeouts. Talia Smaller’s Beverly 1 Saugs travels to Peabody from starter Kyle Ouellette (1 1/3 innings, one earned Wednesday (4). run, three hits) held down the fort until running into opening round of the Nip- five base hits drove the of- Swampscott got wins per Clancy Tournament. fense. from Justin Ratner (6-3, Lynnfield 4, Ipswich 1 trouble in the top of the sixth. Dan Marshall led the Winners for Lynnfield inning with a triple and pinch-runner Rory Carrier Saugus 11, Beverly 9 The Spartans improved 6-3 at first singles), Will Saugus fell into an early to 12-3 with the win. Talebian (6-4, 7-5 at sec- were Alexa Vittiglio (6-3, scored on Adam Braid’s RBI single. Dascoli added a RBI 6-1 at first singles), Emma single and the Lancers pushed another run across via 6-2 hole after two innings Peabody 6, ond singles), Tate Green- Gallucci (6-2, 6-0 at sec- fielder’s choice to close their scoring. but a late push propelled Marblehead 1 field (4-6, 6-0, 6-0 at third ond singles), Celeste Joly Pacheco plated Jared Coppola (2-for-3, walk) with a the Sachems to a come- Tianna Dawe was dom- singles) and Jake Gold- (6-0, 6-0 at third singles) RBI single in the bottom of the sixth. Lucas Rincon (1- from-behind win. inant in the circle once man/Matt Griffin (5-7, 6-4, for-1) raced home a wild pitch, closing the gap to 8-3. The bottom of the fourth again, pitching a complete 6-3 at first doubles). and Grace Sokop/Gillian “I like the way Jared’s swinging the bat,” Dana said. was the big inning for game two-hitter and strik- Marblehead 5, Skelley (6-1, 6-1 at first “Lee hit the ball on the button a couple times. It just the Sachems, as Saugus ing out nine. She also went Malden Catholic 0 doubles). wasn’t a great night all round. scored six runs on sev- 2-for-3 at the plate. Winners for Marblehead The Pioneers (13-1) host “Lucas Rincon and Lucas Fritz both got their first en singles to get back on Leading the offensive were Bill Ackerman (6-3, Marblehead Thursday (4). varsity hits,” Dana said. “Terence Moynihan made some plays in the outfield. He’s been finding his way into the lineup. Austin Foglietta came in, held things down for Saugus’ World Series Park to host ‘Kids Day’ in July a while. Ethan Weisse gave us two good innings. I real- ly liked the last inning. Kids are still getting opportu- The Eastern Mass. Babe will receive free popcorn The opening ceremony “We’re honored to have nities to show what they can do.” Ruth 15-year-old Tourna- and cotton candy. will be held July 5 at 5 been invited to host this Lucas Fritz (1-for-1) singled with two outs in the bot- ment will be held at World This is the third state p.m. It’ll include the Lynn tournament,” World Se- tom of the seventh but a Spartans rally wasn’t in store. Series Park in Saugus tournament hosted by English Marine Corps ries Park Supervisor Bob St. Mary’s has a few days of practice before hosting from July 5 through July World Series Park. ROTC color guard, intro- Davis said. “We think it’s North Reading Friday (4) in the opening round of the 10. As part of the tour- Wheelabrator Saugus duction of teams, singing great for Saugus, great for Nipper Clancy Tournament. nament, a Kids Day will is sponsoring the tourna- of the National Anthem Saugus Babe Ruth, which “(The Clancy Tournament) is a great atmosphere be- be held July 7 from 1 to ment. The renewable en- by Kim Tobey, remarks by is making a successful cause it prepares you for the state tournament in that 3 p.m. ergy company has been a state and local dignitaries comeback and it provides a you’re trying to win something,” Dana said. “It’s only a Lowell Spinners mas- longtime community part- and the throwing out of great highlight to the 2019 2-day tournament but you want to win two games be- cot “the Canagliator” will ner, repeatedly stepping the ceremonial first pitch season. We’re also very ap- cause it means you win the tournament. It kind of appear. The event will in- up in donating to efforts by Wheelabrator Saugus preciative of Wheelabrator teaches you a lesson because in the state tournament clude an obstacle course that benefit the youth of general manager Peter Saugus for being willing to you win or you go home.” and games. All children Saugus. Kendrigan. sponsor this tournament.” WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Saugus at Peabody (4) Baseball Revere at Malden (4) Winthrop at Danvers (4) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Peabody at Saugus (4) Malden at Revere (4) Sailing Danvers at Winthrop (4) Varsity States (at MIT, TBA) Tech at Nashoba Tech (4) THURSDAY Salem at English (6) Baseball Gloucester at Swampscott (6:30) Swampscott at Beverly (continuation, 4) Softball Triton at Saugus (4:15) Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:45) Danvers at English (7) English at Salem (4) Softball Beverly at Marblehead (4) Chelsea at Tech (4) Saugus at Peabody (4) Latin Academy at Fenwick (4) Revere at Malden (4:30) Winthrop at Salem (6:30) Swampscott at Gloucester (4:30) Weston at Winthrop (6) Boys Lacrosse Lynn at Everett (4) Boys Lacrosse Revere at Malden (4) Swampscott at Winthrop (4) Medford at Saugus (4) Peabody at Manchester-Essex (5:15) Marblehead at St. John’s (7) Girls Lacrosse Girls Lacrosse Swampscott at Revere (4) Northeast at Winthrop (4) Melrose at Lynnfield (4) Boys Tennis Boys Tennis Malden Catholic at Fenwick (4) North Andover at Lynnfield (3:30) Beverly at Winthrop (4) Salem at English (4) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Girls Tennis Winthrop at Peabody (4) Latin Academy at St. Mary’s (3:45) Malden at Revere (4) Marblehead at Lynnfield (4) Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Swampscott at Danvers (4) Girls Tennis Winthrop at Beverly (4) St. Joseph at Fenwick (3) Girls Golf St. Mary’s at O’Bryant (3:45) Saugus at Hingham (4) English at Salem (4) Sailing Beverly at Marblehead (4) Varsity States (at MIT, TBA)

SPORTS BRIEFS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ridley basketball Fame. Nominations will be accepted until May 31. The Eduardo Rodriguez looks on after giving up a home run to Toronto Blue Jays’ Rowdy Tellez in spring workouts induction ceremony will be the fifth inning of a loss Tuesday night. held October 8 at Spinelli’s. The Ridley Basketball Nominations must be Skill Clinics will run spring/ mailed to Tom Strangie at summer workouts on Mon- the Lynn English High Red Sox get blown out by Blue Jays day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) School Hall of Fame Com- starting April 22. The 10 ses- mittee (50 Goodridge TORONTO (AP) — Row- fifth time against Boston ter the first two batters five-game streak of not al- sions will run each Monday Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). dy Tellez had two homers at Rogers Centre since the reached in the seventh. lowing one. until June 24. The sessions and five RBIs and Randal start of the 2017 season. Reliever Tim Mayza then TRAINER’S ROOM will take place at St. Mary’s. Lynn Woods Grichuk also homered and After sitting out Mon- walked Andrew Beninten- Red Sox: 2B Dustin Pe- Drills are designed to help the Toronto Blue Jays beat day’s loss in the series di to load the bases, before droia (left knee) and INF any player at any level with Summer Cross the Boston Red Sox 10-3 on opener, Vladimir Guerrero striking out Mookie Betts Brock Holt (right knee) ball handling, shooting (off Country Series Tuesday night. Jr. returned to the lineup, and Moreland. Joe Biagini both played seven innings the dribble, off screens and Tellez got the Blue Jays going 2 for 5 with a pair of came in and got Xander for Triple-A Pawtucket. off the pass), creating your The Lynn Woods Summer on the board in the fourth runs. Brandon Drury was 2 Bogaerts to ground out to They both went 1 for 5, with own shot and finishing at Cross Country Series will inning with his seventh for 3 with three RBIs. The shortstop to end the inning. Holt adding a run and one the rim. Games will also be begin its 50th season on home run of the season, a 10 runs tied a season high Devers opened the eighth RBI. ... LHP Brian Johnson Wednesday, May 29 at the mixed in so that players can two-run shot off the third- for the Blue Jays. with his fifth home run of made the second start of Lynn Woods entrance on deck façade above right Mitch Moreland, Rafael the year off Biagini, who his rehab assignment for learn how to use their skills Great Woods Road. Races in a game situation. The cost field. Devers and Jackie Bradley was replaced one out later Double-A Portland, giving will be held every Wednes- Jr. all had solo shots for the by Sam Gaviglio. Despite of the clinics is $200. For One pitch later, Grichuk up three hits and three day until September 25. clubbed a solo shot over Red Sox. But despite scor- giving up Bradley’s sec- runs in 1 1/3 innings, while more information, contact There is no entry fee to the left-field fence for his ing 12 runs in Monday’s ond home run of the series striking out four. ... OF JD Helen Ridley at via phone at run, and the races will eighth of the year to pad series opener, Boston’s of- one batter later, the right- Martinez sat out Tuesday’s 781-775-0078 or email at rid- begin at 6:30 p.m. Each Toronto’s lead. It was the fense was largely held in hander stayed in to work game with illness. Manag- evening there will be three leytopflightbasketball@ second time this year that check. the ninth to end the game. er Alex Cora said he was races -- the short race, the gmail.com. Boston’s loss ended 1.57-mile race and the long Toronto has hit back-to- Marcus Stroman (2-6) available to pinch hit if race. The courses cover dif- back home runs. entered the game with just its seven-game winning necessary, but he would English Hall of ferent combinations of fire On Tellez’s next time up 10 runs of support in 58 in- streak in starts by Edu- likely return to the lineup Fame nominations roads and single-track at the plate one inning nings pitched, the lowest in ardo Rodríguez (4-3). The on Wednesday. ... RHP Na- paths, and the courses vary later, he drove a towering the big leagues. The Toron- left-hander lasted five in- than Eovaldi (right elbow) Lynn English High from week to week. For three-run home run over to right-hander lasted six nings, allowing six hits successfully came through School is accepting nomi- further information, please the right-center-field fence. innings, giving up one run, and six runs, walking two a 35-pitch bullpen session nations for its Hall of visit www.lwrun.org. The three home runs tied a five hits and a season-high and striking out five. The on Tuesday as he continues Toronto season high. six walks. three home runs also end- to work his way back from Toronto won for just the Stroman was pulled af- ed Rodríguez’s career-long surgery. TV/RADIO TV MLB 1:10 p.m...... Oakland at Cleveland...... MLB Network Bruins will hold public scrimmage 4 p.m...... Arizona at San Diego...... MLB Network 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... NESN 8 p.m...... Philadelphia at Chi. Cubs...... MLB Network 11 p.m...... Atlanta at San Francisco...... MLB Network to stay sharp for Stanley Cup Final College Golf 11 a.m...... Women’s Championships ...... Golf BOSTON (AP) — The on how to handle long Soccer Boston Bruins think layoffs. Among them: the 8 p.m...... Nashville SC at Birmingham Legion FC...... ESPNews they’ve found a way to New England Patriots, Radio stay sharp for the Stanley who routinely have a first- MLB Cup Final while waiting a round bye, in addition to a 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 total of 10 days between two-week break before the games. Super Bowl. The Eastern Conference The Bruins coach said on STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS champions will hold a Tuesday that he touched Tuesday, May 21 St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. public intrasquad scrim- base with all of the teams Wednesday, May 29 St. Louis 5, San Jose 1, St. Louis mage on Thursday night, in town, as well as some of St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. and coach Bruce Cassidy the Boston players from wins series 4-2 Saturday, June 1 said he’ll try to maintain the 2011 and ‘13 teams Monday, May 27 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. a regular game-day sched- that went to the Final and ule so that the players will other NHL coaches who NBA PLAYOFFS get back in the routine have had long breaks. But before the opener of the he declined to share their Monday, May 20 Milwaukee at Toronto, 8:30 p.m. championship series on advice. Golden State 119, Portland 117, OT, Thursday, May 23 Monday. “We’ll take what we Golden State wins series 4-0 “We’ve got some ideas thought was relevant to us Tuesday, May 21 x-Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. we bandied around. We and go from there,” Cassi- came up with this one,” dy said, acknowledging MLB Cassidy said on Tuesday, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that a seven-game series the Bruins’ fifth day off is different than prepar- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Brad Marchand and the Bruins will play in a since sweeping the Caroli- ing for a Super Bowl. “In East Division East Division public scrimmage Thursday night to help pre- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB na Hurricanes in the East the first game, we want New York 30 17 .638 — Philadelphia 28 19 .596 — pare for the Stanley Cup Final next week. Tampa Bay 27 18 .600 2 Atlanta 26 22 .542 2½ finals. “We’ve had good to be good. We want to be Boston 25 23 .521 5½ New York 22 25 .468 6 practices, but this will be sharp. We want to be on Toronto 20 28 .417 10½ Washington 19 29 .396 9½ a little bit different.” two days to rest before Sharks on Tuesday night. time. We want to win. But Baltimore 15 33 .313 15½ Miami 13 31 .295 13½ Game 1 against the Hur- “If St. Louis wins ... we Central Division Central Division The Bruins needed sev- we have a bit more luxury W L Pct GB W L Pct GB en games to dispatch the ricanes. can start a little bit of that than say a one-and-done.” Minnesota 31 16 .660 — Chicago 27 18 .600 — But that series ended prep for special teams,” Cleveland 25 22 .532 6 Milwaukee 28 22 .560 1½ Toronto Maple Leafs in The scrimmage will be Chicago 21 25 .457 9½ Pittsburgh 24 21 .533 3 the opening round, then Thursday, and the Bru- Cassidy said. “If not, we’ll two, 25-minute periods, Detroit 18 26 .409 11½ St. Louis 24 23 .511 4 ins haven’t even had an just go through the ba- Kansas City 16 31 .340 15 Cincinnati 22 26 .458 6½ had one day off before with two officials on the West Division West Division starting the second round opponent to prepare for sics.” ice. But some rules will W L Pct GB W L Pct GB yet. The St. Louis Blues Cassidy said last week Houston 32 16 .667 — Los Angeles 32 17 .653 — against Columbus. They be ignored in the interest Oakland 24 25 .490 8½ Arizona 25 23 .521 6½ finished off the Blue Jack- took a 3-2 lead into Game he would reach out to oth- of situational drills and Texas 22 23 .489 8½ San Diego 24 24 .500 7½ ets in six games, and had 6 against the San Jose er teams to get pointers keeping everyone healthy. Los Angeles 22 25 .468 9½ Colorado 21 25 .457 9½ Seattle 23 27 .460 10 San Francisco 20 26 .435 10½

Tuesday’s Games Miami (Urena 1-6) at Detroit (Norris 2-2), Kansas City at St. Louis, ppd. 7:10 p.m. Julian Edelman signs two-year extension with Pats Oakland 5, Cleveland 3 Chicago White Sox (Nova 2-4) at Houston N.Y. Yankees 11, Baltimore 4 (Cole 4-4), 8:10 p.m. Toronto 10, Boston 3 Minnesota (Perez 6-1) at L.A. Angels (Har- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — year, $11 million extension L.A. Dodgers 7, Tampa Bay 3 vey 2-3), 9:07 p.m. Colorado 5, Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati (Castillo 5-1) at Milwaukee A person familiar with the in 2017. He was scheduled N.Y. Mets 6, Washington 5 (Davies 5-0), 1:10 p.m. situation says the New to make $2 million in base Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee 0 Arizona (Kelly 4-4) at San Diego (Lauer Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 2-4), 3:40 p.m. England Patriots have salary in 2019, with bo- Chicago White Sox at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Colorado (Gray 3-4) at Pittsburgh (TBD), reached an agreement on nuses that pushed in close Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 7:05 p.m. Washington (Scherzer 2-5) at N.Y. Mets a two-year extension with to $4 million. This exten- Miami at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (deGrom 3-5), 7:10 p.m. receiver Julian Edelman. sion keeps the 32-year-old Atlanta at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. Philadelphia (Irvin 2-0) at Chicago Cubs Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Hamels 4-0), 8:05 p.m. The deal is worth $18 under contract with the Wednesday’s Games Atlanta (Fried 6-2) at San Francisco million and includes an $8 Patriots through the 2021 Oakland (Montas 5-2) at Cleveland (Rodri- (Samardzija 2-2), 9:45 p.m. guez 1-3), 1:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games million signing bonus and season. Kansas City (Keller 2-5) at St. Louis (Wain- Washington at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. $12 million in guaranteed A seventh-round pick by wright 3-4), 1:15 p.m. Colorado at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. Seattle (Gonzales 5-3) at Texas (Sampson N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 12:35 p.m. money. New England in 2009, it 1-3), 2:05 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 12:37 p.m. The source spoke on the also gives the reigning Su- N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 2-1) at Baltimore Miami at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. condition of anonymity per Bowl MVP a chance to (Straily 1-3), 7:05 p.m. Miami at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston (TBD) at Toronto (Sanchez 3-4), Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Tuesday because terms complete his career with 7:07 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. Julian Edelman signed a two-year extension L.A. Dodgers (Hill 1-1) at Tampa Bay (TBD), Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. have not been announced. the team he’s helped win 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Tuesday worth $18 million. Edelman signed a two- three rings. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) You’ll have plenty of options, Proceed with caution. Think If you learn to let go, you’ll find Refuse to let anyone sidetrack Develop something you enjoy Hide your emotions and avoid but some will not live up to before taking action. Protect personal freedom and suc- you. Use your intelligence and doing and rearrange an area at getting into an argument with your expectations. Trust in fac- against illness or injury. Recon- cess. Don’t get involved in a get the facts firsthand. Walk home to accommodate what someone who doesn’t see tual information, written agree- nect with someone you’ve en- time-consuming dispute when away from temptation or unre- you want to pursue. Helping things your way. Be smart, go ments and your own ability to joyed collaborating with in the it’s safer, wiser and more pro- alistic suggestions or promises. others is honorable, but make about your business and aim get things done. past. Curb poor habits to avoid ductive to compromise or walk Moderation is in your best in- sure no one takes advantage to achieve your goals. terest. of you. repercussions. away. CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Finish what you start. What you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Take a step in the right direc- Do whatever it takes to make a Study what the experts do and do for others will help build Make a physical change that Don’t lose sight of who you are, tion and make adjustments positive change. Updating your follow suit. Take charge of your solid relationships. Personal lifts your spirits. How you pres- what you want and how you at home that will bring about looks, improving your environ- interests and learn what you growth will change your atti- ent who you are and the image plan to reach your goals. A trip, peace and tranquility. Sharing ment or helping a cause you need to know to reach your tude toward those who differ you want to project will affect investment or personal change with someone you love will believe in will lift your spirits goal. Romance will improve from you. Love is highlighted. the way others respond. will lead to a financial gain. bring you closer together. and bring you joy. your personal life.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man who flirts online brushes aside his girlfriend’s concerns Some spots are good, some need to go DEAR ABBY: My boy- came up to me and said, “I Tim Tebow said, “There’s trumps safely when East has friend and I have been a Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van like you, but only as a always someone out there all four trumps. couple for three years. We Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, friend. I hope this doesn’t training for your spot. For my Did you notice that dum- live together and have an and was founded by her mother, damage our friendship.” scholarship at the University my’s spade eight will cause incredible relationship Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at For me it did, and I hav- of Florida, for my job with the South a spot of trouble if he and an amazing sex life. A en’t gotten the courage to Denver Broncos, for my po- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los is not careful? while ago, he was ap- go talk to her about it sition with the New York Jets. The right line is to win with proached by a strange Angeles, CA 90069. again. I was only saying And that’s the reason to get the heart ace and to ruff a woman on social media. that to tell her how I up earlier or stay up later.” heart with that dangerous FEEL, not to ask her out. Through Hangouts he told ing to these women. My est friends know, but that’s At the bridge table, pay spot. Then declarer cashes her she was beautiful and careful attention to your spot- heart is heavy because he it. Mom doesn’t know, and INSECURE AND dummy’s spade ace to get the that he was looking for the cards. On defense, they can used to talk to me like that neither do my gramma or CONFUSED bad news. But he continues right woman to be with. and no longer does. Should papa. I’m afraid if I tell be employed to send signals; with the spade 10, covered by Their communication last- on offense, they may win I be worried? them they’ll be disappoint- DEAR INSECURE the jack and king. He returns ed about a week. contract-fulfilling tricks — or ed in their little girl. Also, AND CONFUSED: You to the board with a club, leads It has now happened threaten to be a hindrance SHARING HIM IN I’m growing up without a are right that you need to the spade five to his seven, again. He handed out his rather than a help. Which ap- OHIO father, so that may have find out who you are as a draws East’s final spade and phone number, and this person. You are very young plies in this deal? something to do with it. I claims. one has sent him videos of DEAR SHARING HIM: and still discovering. Peo- How should South play in wonder if not having a Nicely spotted! her dancing wearing next You should not only be ple do NOT become gay or six spades after West leads male role model is why I’m to nothing. He tells her worried, you should be out bisexual because of conver- the heart king? driven to like girls. she has an amazing body of there. You may have in- sations they hear in the West made a Michaels Cue- and made comments to vested three years in this It took me a while to fig- seventh grade or because Bid, showing at least 5-5 in the effect that she must be person, but the sooner you ure out that I was bisexu- their fathers are absent. hearts and either minor. North wild in bed and he thinks divest yourself of him the al. It was at the beginning Sexual orientation is sim- made a splinter bid, promis- only of her. When he talks better it will be for you. His of seventh grade, when ply a part of who we are. ing at least game-going val- to these other women, he actions show that his word people were talking about You were clumsy about ues in spades with a single- tells them he lives alone. cannot be trusted. He’s not being bi. So I guess I need the way you “outed” your- ton (or void) in hearts. South When I tell him this only lying to these women, to find out who I am as a self to your friend. Put took a gamble in lurching into bothers me, he doesn’t get he is also lying to you. Men person. aside your fears, talk to her Blackwood. upset. He swears he has who love and respect wom- When I told my friend I again and explain that If spades are 3-1 or 2-2, feelings for only me and no en do not treat them the was bi and I liked her, she you weren’t asking her out, declarer has 12 top tricks: five one else, and that he’s just way he is treating you. was shocked and sur- and the feelings you were spades, one heart, five clubs having a little fun. I want prised. I think she took it describing were not direct- and a heart ruff on the board. to believe him, but I feel DEAR ABBY: I’m a the wrong way and ed at her. If she’s truly a So, he should concentrate on hurt and disrespected 13-year-old girl, and I’m thought I was asking her friend, everything will be how to take that ruff and draw when I read what he’s say- bisexual. Some of my clos- out. That afternoon she all right.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT LAND COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION 19 SM 001398 Docket No. ES19P1257EA Docket No. ES19P1391EA INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Essex Probate and Family Court ORDER OF NOTICE 36 Federal Street Estate of: Salem, MA 01970 TO: Kevin Neal Egan (978)744-1020 Vinh Nguyen and Vivian Vi Tran Date of Death: March 22, 2019

and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Essex Division Estate of: U.S.C. §§ 3901 et seq.: To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Minnie Manuella Mann Petitioner Thomas F Egan of Lynn Ma Also known as: Minnie Mann USAlliance Federal Credit Union The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Date of Death: 11/13/1994 Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without To all interested persons: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynnfield, supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal numbered 1 Thistle Lane, given by Vinh Nguyen and Vivian Vi Tran to USAlliance the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Representative has been filed by: Federal Credit Union, dated June 25, 2015, and recorded in Essex County from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Richard S Gilmore, Jr. of Danvers MA (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34163, Page 486, has/have filed to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings as requested in the Petition. Servicemembers status. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal The Petitioner requests that: Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Richard S Gilmore, Jr. of Danvers MA If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve With Personal States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Item: May 22, 2019 Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on IMPORTANT NOTICE that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 24, THE TRIAL COURT Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney 2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on benefits of said Act. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION the return day of 06/17/2019. Suffolk Probate and Family Court This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on May 8, 2019. 24 New Chardon Street appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Boston, MA 02114 timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Attest: (617)788-8300 within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Deborah J. Patterson Docket No. SU17W1073WD notice to you. Recorder UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Item: May 22, 2019 Tianna Taylor PROBATE CODE (MUPC) vs. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Lonnie Smith administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the LAND COURT Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Upon motion of plaintiff(s)/petitioner(s) for an order directing the defendant to administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the 18 SM 005012 appear, plead, or answer, in accordance with Mass.R.Civ.P./Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P.R Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and ule 4, it appearing to the court that this is an action for expenses of administration. ORDER OF NOTICE Custody/Support/Parenting Time filed on June 19, 2017. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. TO: Date: May 09, 2019 The Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the Estate of Beverly Hower a/k/a Defendant(s)/Respondents cannot be found within the Commonwealth and Pamela Casey O'Brien Beverly A. Hower, Benjamin Hower, Alexander Hower, Nicholas Hower and Richard defendant(s)/respondents present whereabouts are unknown. Personal service on Register of Probate Smith defendant is therefore not practicable, and defendant(s)/respondents has/have Item: May 22, 2019 not voluntarily appeared in this action. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 CITY OF LYNN U.S.C. §§ 3901 et seq.: It is Ordered that the defendant is directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS move with respect to the complaint herein on or before June 6, 2019. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A., as Trustee for Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this The City of Lynn has declared for sale tools, equipment and vehicles. Surplus matter. supplies include cars, trucks, heavy equipment, snow plows, tractor/skid loader claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Marblehead, Date: 12/27/18 attachments and miscellaneous tools and equipment. numbered 26 Mohawk Road, given by Beverly Hower a/ka Beverly A. Hower to Megan H. Christopher by MR LaFace, AJCM Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, dated December 17, 2008, and JUSTICE OF PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Interested parties must participate in an on-line auction. No offers can be made recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28220, Item: May 22, 2019 directly to the City of Lynn. All bids must be completed through Auctions Page 199, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court International, 11167 Bid Tree Road, EWast Aurora, NY 14052. For surplus a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS description, photos and bidding instructions go to www.auctionsinternational.com THE TRIAL COURT /lynn. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Docket No. ES19C0007CA All surplus supplies will be available for physical inspection on Tuesday, May 28, Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on CITATION ON 2019 at 9:00AM, Lynn Department of Public Works, 250 Commercial Street, Lynn, that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in PETITION TO CHANGE NAME MA 01901. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 7, Essex Probate and Family Court 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the 36 Federal Street Street Auction will start on Thursday, May 23, 2019 and end on Thursday June 6, 2019. benefits of said Act. Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 The surplus supplies will be awarded to the responsive bidder offering the highest Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of this Court on May 7, 2019. price. In the matter of: Mark Anthony Faiia, Jr. Attest: A Petition to Change Name of Adult has been filed by The City of Lynn reserves the right to reject any and all bids. In addition, the City Deborah J. Patterson Mark Anthony Faiia, Jr. of Lynn MA reserves the right to reject bids and to dispose of a vehicle through a negotiated Recorder requesting that the court enter a Decree changing their name to sale, provided that the negotiated sale price is higher than the highest bid received Item: May 22, 2019 Mark Daniel McCarthy from a responsive bidder IMPORTANT NOTICE Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the petition by filing an All bidders must submit a signed Non-Collusion Form with bid Legal Notice appearance at: City of Lynn Essex Probate and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of Bid under Chapter 30B M.G.L§15 Zoning Board of Appeals 06/14/2019. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Timothy Leonard The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following appearance if you object to this proceeding. Purchasing Agent petitions on Tuesday, June 4, 2019 at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. Witness, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Item: May 22, 2019 Date: May 10, 2019 LOCUS: 80 OCEAN STREET, PARCEL NO. 102-554-003 - PETITIONER: THOMAS Pamela Casey O'Brien PUBLIC HEARING CUTHBERT (ZBA # 9883) Register of Probate Item: May 22, 2019 The Lynn School Committee will hold a TO PERMIT THE REMOVAL OF EXISITING 5' x 13' PORCH AND REPLACE WITH 9' x Public Hearing on the FY20 Budget on 17' DECK WITH LOT COVERAGE IN EXCESS OF THAT ALLOWED IN THE R-1 TOWN OF SAUGUS City of Peabody Thursday, June 27, 2019, at 6:30 p.m. DISTRICT. Conservation Commission at the James Leo McGuinness Request for Quote # 26-19 Administration Building, School Com- LOCUS: 71 LINDEN STREET, PARCEL NO. 020-285-050 - PETITIONER: JEFFREY C. LEGAL NOTICE mittee Room, 100 Bennett Street, GAUDET (ZBA # 9884) VARIOUS SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEM MAIN REPAIRS Lynn, MA. A Regular School Committee In accordance with Massachusetts Meeting will follow immediately after TO PERMIT THE OPERATION OF A KENNEL FACILITY, INCLUDING 24 HOUR Quotes from qualified bidders will be received on behalf of the Town of Saugus for General Law, Chapter 131, Section 40, the close of the Public Hearing in the OVERNIGHT BOARDING OF ANIMALS. various sewer collection system repairs. The quote may be obtained at the Wetlands Protection Act and Chapter School Committee Room. Purchasing Office, Saugus Town Hall, 298 Central Street 01906. For an electronic 32 of the Code of the City of Peabody, LOCUS: 207 CHESTNUT STREET, PARCEL NO. 095-510-017 - PETITIONER: copy, please contact Bonnie Tanner, Assistant Purchasing Manager at Wetlands and Rivers Protection Regu- The Budget is available on the Lynn PATRICIA E. GRACIANO, BY HER ATTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA#9885) [email protected] Quotes must be submitted to the Purchasing Department lations, notice is hereby given that a Public Schools website, or can be no later than 10:00am on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. The Town of Saugus Public Hearing/Meeting will be held at viewed at the Business Office, Room TO PERMIT THE ALTERATION OF A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING APARTMENT reserves the right to reject any or all Bids. This proposal is being bid under the Department of Public Services, 50 224, during normal business hours. BUILDING BY AN INCREASE OF THE NUMBER OF UNITS TO A TOTAL OF ELEVEN ON provisions in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 30 Section Farm Avenue, Peabody, Massachusetts 12,471 S.F. LOT IN THE B-1 BUSINESS DISTRICT FINDING THAT SUCH 30.39M. on Wednesday, June 12, 2019 at Kevin J. McHugh ALTERATIONS DO NOT RESULT IN A SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETERIMENTAL EFFECT Item: May 22, 2019 7:00 p.m. on a Notice of Intent School Business Administrator ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. submitted for Peabody RA LLC by Item: May 22, 2019 Retail Business Services (Mike Russo). LOCUS: 12 ROGERS AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 069-657-014 - PETITIONER: GINO The proposed work is repair/replace- RICCIARDELLI (ZBA # 9886) ment of existing asphalt, limited precast curbing, landscaping, concrete TO PERMIT THE CONTINUED USE OF A NON-CONFORMING TWO FAMILY pads and signage. The property is STRUCTURE AS A THREE FAMILY IN THE HIGH RISE DISTRICT (R5) FINDING THAT known as 19 Howley Street, Map 86, SUCH ALTERATIONS TO NOT RESULT IN A SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETERIMENTAL Lot 130X (Peabody) and Map 16, Lot EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. 374 (Salem portion-rear), Peabody MA. Daniel Gisonno: Chairman Conservation Commission Norman Cole: Vice Chairman Melissa Cantin, Secretary Richard Wood: Clerk Item: May 22, 2019 Item: May 22, 29, 2019

Local, On demand Anytime, Anywhere WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Seeking Brexit support, May offers vote on new referendum By Jill Lawless who have until now reject- “There’s nothing new or ASSOCIATED PRESS ed May’s deal. bold about this bad buf- “I do not believe that fet of non-Brexit options,” LONDON — In a major this is a route we should said Ian Duncan Smith, a concession, British Prime take,” said May, who has former Conservative lead- Minister Theresa May long opposed a new pub- er. on Tuesday offered U.K. lic vote on Brexit. “But I Conservative lawmaker lawmakers the chance to recognize the genuine and Owen Paterson, a prom- vote on whether to hold sincere strength of feeling inent Brexiteer, tweeted a new referendum on the across the House on this that the referendum vote country’s membership important issue.” promise was “a direct in- in the European Union The Brexit referendum, sult to 17.4m people” who — but only if they back however, will only happen voted in 2016 to leave the her thrice-rejected Brexit if Parliament backs the EU. agreement. EU withdrawal bill and Britain voted for Brexit May made the offer as it becomes law, something in June 2016 and was due part of a desperate at- that still seems unlikely, to leave the EU on March tempt to persuade Par- despite May’s last-minute 29, but the bloc has ex- liament to back a divorce changes. tended the deadline until deal that will allow the Jeremy Corbyn, leader Oct. 31 amid the U.K.’s U.K. make an orderly, if of the main opposition La- political impasse. Talks on delayed, departure from bour Party, said May’s new securing a compromise on the EU. bill was merely “a repack- the Brexit deal between She plans to ask the aging of the same old bad May’s Conservatives and House of Commons to vote deal, rejected three times Labour broke down last in early June on a with- by Parliament.” week. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS drawal agreement bill, in Ian Blackford, a law- May says she will try The British government is discussing how to tweak its proposed Europe- what May called a “last maker with the pro-EU again the week of June an Union divorce terms in a last-ditch attempt to get Parliament’s back- chance” to seal a Brexit Scottish National Party, 3 by asking lawmakers ing for Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal with the bloc. deal. Soon after that vote, said it was “too little, too to vote on a withdrawal she will give a timeta- late from a prime minister agreement bill implement- ternative arrangements” ers would get to decide on leave Britain freer to ble for her departure as who is headed for the exit ing the departure terms. to a contentious provision what customs arrange- strike new trade deals Conservative leader and door.” Outlining what she on the border known as ments should be in place to around the world. prime minister. May’s tack toward the called a “new Brexit deal,” the backstop. ensure “as close as possible Addressing lawmakers In a speech Tuesday, opposition further an- May tried to win support But most of her conces- to frictionless trade” be- — though in a speech at May said the bill would gered pro-Brexit Conser- from both pro-EU and sions were aimed at the tween Britain and the EU. the corporate headquar- include “a requirement to vative lawmakers, who are pro-Brexit sides of the left-of-center opposition Customs is a major bone ters of PWC rather than in vote on whether to hold already furious at her fail- House of Commons. Labour Party. May prom- of contention between the the House of Commons — a second referendum” ure to take Britain out of To Brexiteers concerned ised that Britain would parties. Labour wants to May said she was “making that would give Britons a the EU on schedule. They that the need to ensure an maintain high standards stick close to EU rules in a new offer to find common chance to approve or reject want to replace her with a open Irish border will keep on workers’ rights and en- order to guarantee seam- ground in Parliament.” the terms of Brexit. A ref- staunch Brexit supporter the U.K. too closely aligned vironmental protections less trade, while the gov- “I have compromised. erendum is a key demand such as Boris Johnson, a to EU rules, she offered a — both Labour priorities ernment wants a looser Now I ask you to compro- of opposition lawmakers former foreign secretary. promise of unspecified “al- — and said U.K. lawmak- relationship that would mise too,” she said.

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