Distance Is Driving the Fight for Union

SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 Distance is driving the fight for Union

By Bridget Turcotte Item Staff LYNN — North Shore medical Center has submitted a response to the Department of Public Health’s most recent letter regarding the possible closure of Union Hospital. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE the department’s feb. 16 letter to NSmC advised it ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE to reconsider its estimated travel times for patients Shirley Bogdan makes out a wishing you well traveling by car to Salem Hospital when making its Swampscott will hold a meeting next week to card at the Saugus Senior Center. The center decision regarding ongoing emergency access after discuss redesign plans for Johnson Park, an is looking for card donations to build up their the hospital’s closure. under-utilized open space located on Puritan inventory. “While information from mapquest may provide a Road, leading into Eiseman’s Beach. consistent method of measurement, it appears these estimates are based primarily on distance, and do not take into account varying traffic conditions result- Greetings ing from congestion on the roads during peak travel Lot to fill in times,” the department said. In a march 2 response letter to the department, NSmC said the hospital will elicit feedback from am- from Saugus bulance services operating in the Union Hospital ser- Swampscott vice area to address the concerns of travel and transportation time. By Bridget Turcotte “the hospital acknowledges the department’s ob- By Gayla Cawley Item Staff servations regarding the methods used for estimating Item Staff travel times for patients driving to NSmC Salem and SaUGUS — Volunteers at the Saugus Senior Center SWamPSCOtt — Johnson Park, an under-utilized notes that the analysis presented in its plan evalu- gift shop are trying to make it a little easier for seniors open space area in Swampscott, will be going through ated travel times during peak hours for congestion to embrace the motto “it’s the thought that counts.” a redesign once a plan is developed. from the towns located closer to the Union Campus the Boutique, which is operated by volunteers and — Lynn, Lynnfield and Saugus,” NSmC wrote. Peter Kane, town planner and director of community relies on donations, collects greeting cards and sells “as part of the hospital’s evaluation of the needs of development, said Johnson Park, which is located on them to seniors who may have difficulty venturing out the communities currently served, it will continue to Puritan Road and leads into eiseman’s Beach, is es- to a store. Proceeds from the gift shop are returned to review the impact of peak congestion and other condi- sentially just lawn space. the senior center and used to pay expenses. tions that occur when driving to NSmC Salem.” “It never got any treatment or identity,” Kane said. “many seniors that come to the center do not get the the department is expected to respond within 15 “It’s just a piece of lawn next to the beach.” opportunity to go out to the stores and buy cards,” said business days by either deciding the submitted re- a Johnson Park Redesign Community meeting will Joanne Olsen, director of the Saugus Council on aging. sponse and plan is sufficient, or by asking for further be held on thursday, march 10 from 7 to 8 p.m. in the “they are so happy to be able to buy a birthday or get information or changes. Swampscott High School cafeteria. the purpose of the well card here to send to friends or relatives. It is very “It is apparent that the DPH agrees with the city meeting is to get ideas for the park’s redesign. BOUTIQUE, a7 UNION, a7 PARK, a7 Buzz building for 31st Item spelling bee

By Bridget Turcotte Item Staff LYNN — the contestants are set for the Daily Item’s 31st annual Regional Spelling Bee, which will be held at Lynn City Hall auditorium friday at 6:15 p.m. Students at 44 local schools competed in a round of spelling contests to determine which students would qualify to represent their school in the regional event. the Item’s regional winner will compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. in may. the bee is sponsored by mary and Joel abramson of flagship travel in marblehead. the abramsons will PHOTO | PAULA MULLER ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE send the winner to the national spelling bee, all ex- Saugus resident Luka Ralic will be heading penses paid. Paul and Doris Demers will be holding ball- to Hong Kong later this month to work for an Candidates for the Item’s bee consist of champions room dancing classes at the Lynn Museum American firm. from local schools, ranging from third- to eighth-grad- starting in mid-March. ers. there are 19 spelling bee champions from Lynn schools: Jasmin Jimenez Carrion, fourth-grader at Taking off Drewicz elementary School; Jonathan Baker, sixth- Having a ball in grader at Breed middle School; Israel Ovalles, fifth-grader at Brickette lementary School; Victoria from Saugus BEE, a7 Central Square

By Gabe Martinez By Thor Jourgensen Item Staff INSIDE Item NeWS eDItOR SaUGUS — the distance between Saugus and LYNN — Doris Demers offers simple, reassuring ad- Hong Kong is 7,938 miles, but that distance, and the vice to her Lynn museum ballroom students who are 19-hour flight to arrive there, will not phase Saugus In Lynn: nervous about executing the foxtrot or mastering the resident Luka Ralic when he boards a plane later this friendly Knights ready bolero. month. for annual scholarship “If you can walk, you can dance: It’s walking to Ralic, a 2014 graduate of Boston College with a de- fundraiser. a3 rhythm,” she said. gree in information systems and marketing, will be married for 57 years, Demers and her husband, Paul, living in the Quarry Bay section of Hong Kong and have ballroom danced for 27 years and the Danvers will work for an american firm. In Opinion: couple teaches dancing across the North Shore, includ- “there was an opportunity for one of the people in Shribman: ing lessons held in the Lynnarts, Inc. building on ex- my group (at work) to go to Hong Kong and I thought the GOP Party change Street, a half block from the museum. it would be a great opportunity,” said Ralic, who has is disestablished. a4 Since last September, 20 couples have waltzed, never previously traveled to the Chinese city. whirled and box-stepped across the hardwood floor in most of Ralic’s travel has been through europe. He In Sports the Lynnarts’ main exhibit space under the Demers’ studied abroad in London while at Boston College, and steady, quiet guidance. has traveled to Croatia and Portugal. Spartans girls hoop “We teach american-style free dance to have fun. sails past Georgetown RALIC, a7 in tournament. B1 DANCE, a7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 30s VOL. 138, ISSUE 76 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 20s REAL ESTATE ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 OBITUARIES George C. Roumeliotis, 71 John P. Quinn, 91 Maggie L. Baldwin, 63 May 13, 1944-March 1, 2016 June 4, 1952-Feb. 29, 2016 ORANGE — George Fla.; a daughter, Les- NAHANT — John wife, he is survived UNION SPRING, children, three great Christopher “Harry” lie Miller of Saugus; Patrick Quinn, retired by four children, Ala. — Maggie Lee grandchildren, many Roumeliotis, born his mother, Ann Pe- Nahant fire chief, age Michael Quinn and Baldwin was born to other relatives and May 13, 1944 in tras of New Hamp- 91, of Nahant, died his wife Patricia of the late Mr. and Mrs. friends. Lynn, a son of Jerry shire; a sister, Cynthia at Salem Hospital Chelmsford, Mary Willie B. and Willia Service informa- Roumeliotis and Ann Roumeliotis of New- on Thursday, March Jo Sanborn and her Ray on June 4, 1952 tion: There will be Petras, who were buryport; a grandson, 3, 2016. He was the husband Paul of Na- in Union Spring, Ala. a wake on Monday, born in Lynn. Dominic Roumeliotis husband of his high hant, John Quinn Jr. Maggie passed away March 7, 2016 from Harry lived in Lynn of Tampa, Fla., and school sweetheart of Nahant, Deborah on Monday, Feb. 29, 6-8 p.m. at Imani most of his life, at- Dominic’s mother, and “The Love of His Quinn of New Jersey 2016. She was 63 Temple C.O.G.I.C., tending Lynn public schools Lauri Roumeliotis; a grand- Life” Alicia E. (O’Shea) Quinn, and Kerry Hatchouel and her years old. 264 Salem St., Malden, and was a member of St. daughter, Autum Stephanie with whom he shared 65 years husband Carl of Peabody; She is preceded in death by MA 02148 where the fu- George Greek Church of Lynn. Roumeliotis of Orlando, Fla.; of marriage. seven grandchildren, five great her husband, Willie J. Baldwin. neral service will be held on Harry worked for Swift many nieces and nephews, in- A proud lifelong resident of grandchildren, and many niec- Maggie leaves to cherish her Tuesday, March 8 at 11 a.m. Sprinkler in Peabody for sev- laws and friends. Maybe some Nahant, he was born in Lynn, es and nephews. He was also memory five children, Shawn, Interment Pine Grove Cem- eral years, which he has held outlaws too! Harry was pre- the son of the late Patrick and the brother of the late Walter, Latrina, Sonja, Johnnie-Mae etery, Lynn. Funeral arrange- as his favored job in life to the deceased by his father, Jerry Nora (Shea) Quinn. He was a Andrew and Josephine. and Natasha Baldwin; two ments entrusted to RILEY- end. He also worked for Tony Roumeliotis of Lynn; daughter, graduate of Lynn English High Service information: His fu- brothers, Frank and Willie ANTOINE Funeral Home. For Lena’s Sub Shop in Salem for Stephanie Roumeliotis of Or- School, Class of 1943 and a neral will be held on Tuesday, Todd; three sisters, Louise online condolences please many years and then for An- lando, Fla.; his first wife and U.S. Navy veteran of World War March 8, 2016 at 8:45 a.m. Blunt, Dorthay Wagner and go to www.rileyantoinefu- derson Independent Mail de- mother of his children, Pamela II, serving in the Asiatic Pa- from the SOLIMINE Funeral Elaine McEachin; 14 grand- neralhome.com. livering newspapers in South Reyes of Lawrence; a twin sis- cific Theatre, earning six battle Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route Carolina. Harry was a hard ter, Christina Masone of Lynn; stars. 1A), Lynn, followed by a fu- worker no matter what he did. and a brother, Michael Rou- A member of the Nahant neral Mass at 10 a.m. in St. Harry loved his Greek danc- meliotis of Lynn. Fire Department for 39 years, Thomas Aquinas Church, Na- Committee: Harvard ing and Greek music. He was Service information: Call- he had served in the ranks as hant. Burial will be in Green- actually listening to Greek mu- ing hours will be held Mon- a firefighter, an assistant chief lawn Cemetery. Relatives and sic when he passed away on day, March 7, 2016 from and then as chief of the de- friends are respectfully in- Law should drop Tuesday, March 1, 2016. He 4-6 p.m. at WITTY’S Funeral partment from 1967 until his vited. Visiting hours Monday was a gambler and dreamed Home. A funeral service retirement in 1988. 4-8 p.m. In lieu of flowers do- shield tied to slavery to the end that he would hit will be held at 6 p.m. on His priorities in life were his nations may be made to the it big! Harry loved our dog, Monday, March 7 at the fu- family, the fire department, Nahant Historical Society, cAMBridGe (AP) because it has become a “Samson” ... he said many neral home. Interment will the Town of Nahant and 41 Valley Road, Nah- — Harvard Law school source of division rather times he wished he could take be private. WITTY’S Funeral his country. He was also ant, MA 01908, nah- should remove its official than commonality in our him with him. Home, 158 South Main St., proud of his Irish heri- anthistory.org. Direc- shield because of its ties community,” she wrote to Survivors include his wife, Orange, is directing the tage. tions and guestbook at to an 18th-century slave- students and alumni. Nadine (Chapman) Roumeli- arrangements. You may of- In addition to his www.solimine.com. holder, a committee said the shield, officially otis, with whom he had been fer your sympathy online Friday, taking a position adopted in 1937, depicts married for 25 years; a son, at www.wittyfuneralhome. supported by the dean. three bundles of wheat, an Jerry Roumeliotis of Orlando, com. “We believe that if the image borrowed from the Law school is to have an family crest of isaac roy- Lorraine T. Poole, 73 official symbol, it must all Jr., under the univer- Jan. 8, 1943-March 3, 2016 more closely represent the sity’s motto “Veritas.” values of the Law school, royall donated his estate Frederick P. Collins, 67 MERRIMACK, N.H. and Stephanie Les- which the current shield to create the first law pro- Sept. 17, 1948-March 3, 2016 — Lorraine T. (Timlin) ter; six great-grand- does not,” the committee fessorship at Harvard Uni- Poole, age 73, of Mer- children, A.J. Dixon, made up of professors, versity. His father, isaac ALTON, N.H. — Collins and their two rimack, N.H., formerly Emilie Dixon, Alexan- alumni, students and staff royall sr., made much of Frederick Peter children, Matthew F. of Lynn, passed away dria Lester and Der- wrote in its recommenda- the family wealth on the “Butch” Collins, age and wife Jennifer Col- on Thursday at Mas- ek, Dustin and Tiger tion to the Harvard corp., backs of slaves on caribbe- 67, of Youngtown lins, Kimberly A. and sachusetts General Hawes; two brothers; one of the university’s gov- an sugar plantations and Road in Alton, N.H., husband Brian Pois- Hospital after a brief Brad and George erning boards, which will Massachusetts farms. died suddenly, of son; three grandchil- battle with cancer. Timlin of Lynn; one make a final decision. Minow created the com- natural causes, early dren, Kendra Olivia She was the wife of sister Joan Stack of it was not immediately mittee after some law Thursday morning, Poisson, Evan Mat- the late George W. Poole. Lynn, as well as several nieces clear when the corporation school students formed a March 3, 2016, at thew Collins and Hai- Born and raised in Lynn, she and nephews, and her great- would take up the issue. group called royall Must home. ley Anne Poisson; two was the daughter of the late est friend, Max Poole. She was the shield’s meaning Fall to denounce the shield. Born Sept. 17, 1948 in brothers, Robert Collins and Albert A. and Alberta A. (Pi- the mother of the late George has changed over time, “We definitely consider Saugus, son of Frederick B. Michael Collins, also several lotte) Timlin. She had lived in Webber. said Bruce Mann, com- this a victory that repre- and Jeannette M. (Genica) cousins, nieces, nephews and Lynn for the greater part of her Service information: Her mittee chairman and Har- sents our tireless advo- Collins, he was a graduate close friends. Predeceased by life, and enjoyed spending her funeral will be held on Mon- vard Law professor. cacy,” said A.J. clayborne, of Lynn English High School, a brother, Daniel Collins. summers in Whitefield, N.H. day at 11 a.m. in the SOLI- “too many people think a third-year Harvard Law Class of 1967, also a gradu- Service information: Fam- Lorraine had worked as a MINE Funeral Home, 426 the shield has become an student and member of ate of Northeastern University ily and friends are welcome child care provider for Catholic Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. impediment,” he said. “too royall Must Fall, adding in Boston, Class of 1972. He to a funeral service on Fri- Charities. She loved spending Burial will be in Pine Grove many people see the asso- that the group is also dedi- resided in Lynn for many years day, March 11, 2016 at the time with her family, and en- Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives and ciation with slavery.” cated to fighting other ra- and lived in Alton, N.H., since Community Church of Alton joyed hosting family gather- friends are respectfully invit- the committee’s 10-2 rec- cial injustices at the school. 1986. on Church Street in Alton, ings and cookouts at her pool. ed. Visiting hours are Sunday ommendation was backed Not everyone agreed He was employed for many N.H. at 11 a.m., with Rev. She is survived by her four from 2-6 p.m. In lieu of flow- by dean Martha Minow. with the recommenda- years with General Electric in Samuel Hollo, pastor, of- children, Shane Poole, Mark ers, donations may be made “i endorse the recom- tion. one professor on the Lynn. ficiating. Interment will be Webber, Lisa Dixon and De- to Massachusetts General mendation to retire the committee, joined by a Butch loved baseball, he in the spring at Riverside nise Laine, all of Lynn; six Hospital Cancer Center, 55 shield because its asso- student, said keeping the was a “pitcher,” and he loved Cemetery in Alton. Arrange- grandchildren, Justin Sacco, Fruit St., Boston, MA 02114. ciation with slavery does current shield was a way all sports and outdoor activi- ments by PEASLEE ALTON Jessica Hawes, Tyler Webber, Directions and guestbook at not represent the values to honor the slaves whose ties, boating, camping, travel- Funeral Home. To express Konner Webber, Andrew Dixon www.solimine.com. and aspirations of the sacrifice provided the roy- ing and also dancing. condolences, please visit Harvard Law school and all family with its wealth. Survived by his wife of 43 www.peasleefuneralhome. years, Carol Anne (Pogson) com. Bill calls for Uber background IN MEMORIAM Ida S. Pinto, 87 GRACE F. PHILLIPS checks,MARCH 5, 2016 no fingerprinting ON HER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SWAMPSCOTT — Mahoney, Steven D. By Bob Salsberg san Francisco-based ing consumer protection official said fingerprinting Miss Ida S. Pinto, Pinto and Joseph C. AssociAted Press Uber and other services and public safety,” said or other more stringent age 87, formerly of Pinto Jr.; as well as would be required under rep. Aaron Michlewitz, background checks would Swampscott, died several great-nieces BostoN — state law- the plan to carry a mini- a Boston democrat who discourage people from Monday at a local and nephews. She makers unveiled a bill mum $1 million of insur- chairs the panel. “We have signing up to drive for the that would regulate ride- nursing home after a was the sister of the ance coverage on each accomplished that with company. hailing services like Uber brief illness. late Joseph C. Pinto, vehicle. the $1 million this legislation.” Under the legislation, and Lyft with a require- A lifelong Swamp- Rose M. Reardon and premium would kick in Boston police commis- people would be automati- ment that drivers undergo scott resident, she Loretta Pierro; and only when a passenger is sioner William evans cally disqualified from was the daughter of aunt of the late Carl rigorous criminal back- in the vehicle or the ve- and some legislators have driving if they had com- the late Carlo Pinto and Mil- D. Reardon. groundDeeply loved checks and never but forgotten. not fin- Love, your husband Bill and family. hicle is heading to pick called for fingerprinting of mitted any crimes in the dred (Mancini-Manchin) Pinto Service information: Her gerprinting. up a passenger. the com- all drivers, a requirement Faella. She was a graduate visiting hours will be held the House Financial past seven years involving mittee said similar insur- recently imposed on cab- violence or sexual abuse of Swampscott High School, on Tuesday from 3-7 p.m. in services committee on ance requirements have bies in the city. or other crimes such as Class of 1947. the SOLIMINEIN MEMORIAM Funeral Home, FridayIN released MEMORIAM its version been adopted by 29 other the state’s secretary of drunken driving, hit and Ida was a trustee of the 67 OceanGRACE St. F. PHILLIPS(Route 1A), of a bill,LORETTA initially FORD filed last states. public safety and home- run, driving with a sus- Swampscott War memorial Lynn. Her MARCHfuneral 5, 2016Mass will year 1939by ~ rMARCHepublican 5 ~ 2016 Gov. the bill also would keep land security, daniel Ben- Scholarship Fund and was a be heldON HER on FIFTH Wednesday ANNIVERSARY at 11 charlieON Baker, HER BIRTHDAY which also in place until at least Au- nett, said he and Baker pended or revoked license member of the Swampscott a.m. in St. John the Evangelist sets new insurance and gust 2021 a ban on the did not ask for fingerprint- and felony robbery. Historical Society. An avid Church, Swampscott. Rela- pricing guidelines for the companies picking up pas- ing because of the sophis- ride-hailing services beachgoer, she was particu- tives and friends are respect- companies. sengers at Boston’s Logan tication of modern crimi- would be prohibited from larly fond of Eiseman’s Beach fully invited. In lieu of flowers, the measure calls for international Airport, a nal checks. ratcheting up prices dur- in Swampscott. donations may be made to a two-step background concession to the taxi in- “it’s a nationwide re- ing weather emergen- She is survived by her niec- Swampscott War Memo- check for all drivers, the dustry, which has seen its cords check,” said Ben- cies, a practice known as es and nephews, Robert J. rial Scholarship Fund, 25 first to be conducted by the business impacted nega- nett, who had not seen surge pricing, and state Pierro, Elizabeth J. Pierro, Jean Glen Road, Swampscott, MA companies and the second tively by the newer ser- the House bill. “You’re not regulators would monitor F. Reardon, Rev. Virginia B. 01907. Directions and guest- by state regulators work- vices. going to immediately get them to ensure they don’t (Pinto) Lunt, Suzzanne (Pinto) book at www.solimine.com. ing in a new ride for Hire “We were presented with your license to be a ride- set excessively high base Deeply loved and never forgotten. divisionRemembering created you within a challenge to allow for the share person.” fares. Love, your husband Bill and family. the stateon your d77thepartment birthday. of expansion and growth of At a state House hearing the bill next goes to the PublicWe Utilities.all love and miss you. an industry while ensur- last september, an Uber full House for a vote. DeDe IN MEMORIAM JOSEPH T. EMMONS IN MEMORIAM FOUR YEAR ANNIVERSARY LORETTA FORD 2012 ~ MARCH 6 ~ 2016 IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM 1939 ~ MARCH 5 ~ 2016 ANTHONY RIZZO, JR. GRACE F. PHILLIPS ON HER BIRTHDAY FOR HIS BIRTHDAY MARCH 5, 2016 MARCH 7, 2016 ON HER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

There isn't a day that goes by that we don't miss you. Remembering you You're in a better place. on your 77th birthday. Lovingly remembered and Missing you is a heartache that never Deeply loved and never forgotten. sadly missed, Paul, Mary, We all love and miss you. goes away -- you are so loved! Love, your husband Bill and family. and daughter Jayne DeDe Mass 9 a.m. Sun, St. Thomas, Nahant

IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM ANTHONY RIZZO, JR. LORETTA FORD FOR HIS BIRTHDAY 1939 ~ MARCH 5 ~ 2016 MARCH 7, 2016 ON HER BIRTHDAY

Missing you is a heartache that never Remembering you goes away -- you are so loved! on your 77th birthday. Mass 9 a.m. Sun, St. Thomas, Nahant We all love and miss you. DeDe

IN MEMORIAM ANTHONY RIZZO, JR. FOR HIS BIRTHDAY MARCH 7, 2016

Missing you is a heartache that never goes away -- you are so loved! Mass 9 a.m. Sun, St. Thomas, Nahant SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Friendly Knights of St. Patrick ready for 70th scholarship fundraiser 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 By Michele Durgin Lynn, MA 01903 FOR THE ITEM Customer Service LYNN — The Friendly Monday - Friday Knights of St. Patrick will 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. hold court on March 10 to Connecting name the Irishman of the All Departments: Year and raise money for 781-593-7700 the 70th annual scholar- Ext. 2 ship fundraiser. The event will be held at Classified Advertising the Old Tyme Restaurant [email protected] located at 612 Boston St. Subscriptions The event will begin at 6 [email protected] p.m. and will feature a tra- Circulation ditional Irish corned beef [email protected] and cabbage dinner, along Ext. 3 with live Irish music as Newsroom entertainment. [email protected] The highlight of the eve- [email protected] ning will be the Irishman Ext. 4 of the Year announcement, as well as the announce- Sports ment of the Solimine Com- [email protected] PHOTO | BOB ROCHE munity Service award Ext. 5 winner. From left, Dave Solimine Sr., Bill McDonald, Attorney Jim Carrigan and Mike Weeden are part of Retail and Online Last year’s honoree and the Friendly Knights gathering at the Lazy Dog. Advertising longtime member, Attor- [email protected] ney Jim Carrigan, said, schools. both the venue and the Thomas P. Costin Jr., who of great individuals who ADVERTISING “This is a great group to The annual event began dinner for 250 people evis the oldest member of truly care about the youth be part of. These are peo- in 1947 under the guid- ery year. the group and attended of Lynn and their futures. Ernie Carpenter, Jr. ple with charitable souls. ance of Dr. James Leo Mc- “Since 2009, we have the first dinner, recently I am proud to say I have Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 All of the money raised Guinness, longtime Lynn raised over $100,000, and sent his annual $100 do- been a part of the Knights [email protected] goes to a wonderful cause educator and recipient of this year’s goal is $15,000 nation from Florida, along for over 30 years.” Bob Gunther and we have such a terrific the honor in 1978. Mem- to divide among the with well wishes to all. Tickets for the event Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 time together raising the ber Bill McDonald said schools,” said McDonald, a Longtime Knight and cost $30 and can be ob- [email protected] money.” the event was moved to longtime Lynn probation school psychologist Dan tained by emailing Mcon- Philip Ouellette Proceeds from the event the Old Tyme in 2009, and officer, who now works in Dill summed up member- [email protected] or Jeff Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 go toward scholarships the Knights are grateful South Boston. ship in the organization [email protected], or by [email protected] for college-bound seniors to owner Bob Stillian for McDonald was also best when he offered, “I calling Dave Solimine Sr. at each of the Lynn high his generous donation of proud to report that think this is a collection at 781 595 -1492. Cassie Vitali Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 [email protected] Winter months in Phoenix bring unprecedented heat BUSINESS OFFICE sweat patches on my light high of 59 degrees. Beth Bresnahan By Terry Tang Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 ASSOCIATED PRESS blue dress shirt,” Tuason Tuason brought his wife [email protected] said. “I stayed in my car and 16-month-old son to PHOENIX — Winter in and blasted the air condi- see the San Francisco Gi- Susan J. Conti Phoenix has been looking tioning to dry off before I ants play the Los Angeles Controller, ext. 1288 a lot like summer. went back to the meeting.” Angels in Scottsdale on [email protected] Since February, a heat It will only get hotter Wednesday. The couple Ted Grant wave has been breaking before it gets better. The had anticipated tempera- Publisher, ext. 1234 records right and left. In- high temperature in Phoe- tures in the 70s or even 80 [email protected] stead of sitting outside on nix on Friday reached 88 degrees. a balmy day, visitors in Marian Kinney degrees, tying the record. “We didn’t expect 91. ext. 1212 town for spring training The high for Thursday That’s for sure,” Tuason [email protected] baseball games are re- was 91, tying a record set said. “So we were going to clining in sweat-drenched in 1921. The average high the shade in the outfield PHOTO | AssOCiATEd PREss Will Kraft clothes. around this time is in the even though our seats were Vice President / Finance David Tuason, of South A baseball fan rubs sunscreen on his face as he ext. 1296 mid-70s, according to the behind home plate. We [email protected] Pasadena, California, took National Weather Service were walking around in the attends a Cactus League baseball game in near a break from a business in Phoenix. shade just to cool off.” record heat on Wednesday in Goodyear, Ariz. Paula Smith conference to watch the “We’re literally very, The warm conditions ext. 1205 Arizona Diamondbacks “Literally, it’s just circu- ward wetter weather, it’s [email protected] very above normal,” mete- during the past month are and the Colorado Rockies orologist Bianca Hernan- thanks to different high- lating all this warm air. not a guarantee. Phoenix CUSTOMER SERVICE practice. He knew outside dez said. pressure systems that We aren’t going to be able sees less than an inch of would be warm — just not In February, a daily high have been hovering over to cool down a lot,” Her- rain on average in Febru- Jennifer Perez this warm. temperature record was the Southwest, Hernan- nandez said. ary, meteorologist Mark Manager, ext. 1365 “It was like noon when I The heat has nothing to O’Malley said. But there [email protected] broken six times. There dez said. The high pres- played hooky for an hour, were also two days where sure creates a warm air do with the weather pat- was zero precipitation last CLASSIFIED and I was sweating like the low temperature for mass high up in the atmo- terns of El Nino. While El month — only the seventh crazy in my suit. I had the day reached a record sphere. Nino can tilt the odds to- time in recorded history. Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] Court rejects ex-gangster Whitey Bulger’s bid for new trial CIRCULATION the court or government’s crimes. The trial judge England Mafia, his gang’s Lisa Mahmoud By Denise Lavoie Manager, ext. 1239 ASSOCIATED PRESS part warrant reversal of said Bulger had not of- main rival. [email protected] his conviction,” the appel- fered any hard evidence of Bulger said that former BOSTON — Former late judges concluded. such an agreement. Assistant U.S. Attorney mobster James “Whitey” NEWSROOM The ruling likely isn’t the Prosecutors argued that Jeremiah O’Sullivan, who Bulger, convicted of partic- end of the line for Bulger, Bulger was not barred died in 2009, had given Gayla Cawley ipating in 11 murders dur- who was once one of the from taking the witness him immunity during the Reporter, ext. 1236 ing the 1970s and ‘80s, will [email protected] not get a new trial, a fed- nation’s most wanted fugi- stand in his own defense, 1980s in return for pro- tives: He has the right to only from testifying about tecting his life from the Thomas Grillo eral appeals court ruled on Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 Friday. appeal the panel’s ruling his immunity claim. mobsters he prosecuted. [email protected] A three-judge panel of by asking for a hearing Bulger, who’s now 86, The judge found that the 1st U.S. Circuit of Ap- before the full court of six fled Boston in 1994 fol- O’Sullivan did not have Thor Jourgensen peals found that Bulger judges. His lawyer Hank lowing a tip from an FBI the authority to grant News Editor, ext. 1267 Brennan didn’t immedi- agent that he was about to such immunity. [email protected] had not shown his right PHOTO | AssOCiATEd PREss to a fair trial was violated ately comment Friday. be indicted. He was finally Bulger, after deciding Steve Krause when a judge barred him Brennan argued before captured in Santa Monica, not to testify in his own Former mobster James Sports Editor, ext. 1229 from testifying about his the court in July that California, in 2011. defense, cited the judge’s Bulger, convicted of [email protected] claim that he received im- Bulger’s defense was evis- During his 2013 trial, ruling and called his trial participating in 11 Gabriel Martinez munity for his crimes. cerated when he wasn’t he disputed the govern- a “sham.” murders during the Director of New Media, ext. 1211 “For the reasons spelled allowed to tell the jury ment’s contention that he “And my thing is, as far 1970s and ’80s, will not [email protected] out above, Bulger got a that a now-deceased fed- was a longtime FBI infor- as I’m concerned, I didn’t get a new trial, a feder- Katie Morrison fair trial and none of the eral prosecutor granted mant who gave the agency get a fair trial, and this is al appeals court ruled Sports Reporter complained-of conduct on him immunity to commit information on the New a sham,” he said in court. on Friday. [email protected] Owen O’Rourke MASSAChuSETTS bRiEFS Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] Police search for youths who glasses. He was taken to The man was taken to an electrical cord in the That ruling upheld a de- assaulted mail carrier the hospital as a precau- Boston Medical Center first floor living room. cision by a judge to evict Bridget Turcotte tion, but was not seriously where he later died. He added that the only the parishioners in a civil Reporter, ext. 1269 hurt. Police said the taxi smoke alarm present in trespass case brought by [email protected] BOSTON (AP) — Bos- ton police have released Assaulting a postal driver, who they also have the home was from the the archdiocese. Mark Sutherland several images of five worker is a federal crime not named, remained on 1970s and didn’t work. The parishioners have Copy Editor, ext. 1222 people suspected of at- that carries a maximum the scene and is cooperat- The Fire Marshal’s office occupied the Scituate [email protected] tacking a mail carrier. sentence of 20 years in ing in the investigation. says McCormack was the church since the archdio- Ryan York Police posted the images prison. 14th person to die in a fire cese closed it in 2004 as Copy Editor, ext. 1220 on their website hoping Officials: Faulty electrical in Massachusetts so far part of a broad restruc- [email protected] someone will recognize Man killed after taxi he was cord caused fatal fire this year. turing. the suspects. riding reverses and hits him The archdiocese has Police say the postal LEOMINSTER (AP) — Occupying parishioners ask agreed to allow the worker was delivering QUINCY (AP) — A A house fire that killed a Supreme Court to hear case parishioners to stay until mail Tuesday afternoon 68-year-old Massachu- 90 year old Massachusetts the Supreme Court de- 781-593-7700 in the city’s Dorchester setts man was killed after woman was caused by an SCITUATE (AP) — cides to consider the case. Publishing Daily, except Sundays neighborhood when he being struck by a taxi cab electrical cord, authorities Parishioners who have USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA was assaulted. He de- he had just been riding. say. occupied a church closed LAW OFFICES OF and additional offices. scribed his attackers as Police say the accident Anna McCormack lived by the Roman Catholic JAMES J. CARRIGAN Copyright ©2015 The Daily Item four young men and a happened Friday after- alone in a one-family Archdiocese of Boston Subscriptions young woman. noon in Quincy, a Boston home on Main Street in more than a decade ago • Social Security Disability Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States • Workers Compensation $20.00 for 4 weeks A postal service spokes- suburb. Leominster. The fire was have asked the U.S. Su- • Accidents $65.00 for 13 weeks man says the mail car- The victim, who police reported at about 8:15 preme Court to hear their 25 years located across $130.00 for 26 weeks rier spotted the suspects did not immediately a.m. Tuesday. McCormack appeal. from Lynn District Court $260.00 for 1 year taking a package off a identify, had just taken was sent to the hospital The Friends of St. Fran- 15 Johnson St. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, porch and told them to the cab to an apartment where she died. ces X. Cabrini Inc. filed a send address changes to: 781-596-0100 The Daily Item put it back. The suspects complex in the city. He State Fire Marshal petition this week asking JAMES J. CARRIGAN 110 Munroe St. punched the worker, had been walking behind Peter Ostroskey says the high court to reverse ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN P.O. Box 5 RONALD D. MALLOY knocking him to the the cab when the driver investigators have deter- a ruling by the Massachu- www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn, MA 01903 ground and breaking his reversed, striking him. mined the fire started at setts Appeals Court. [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN

E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B The GOP disestablished Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall Dispirited by their failure to unite W J. K Monica Connell Healey — and in despair over two terms of Vice President, Finance a Republican president whose ini- P G. O J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan- Chairman tiatives frustrated if not horrified P them and whose appeal befuddled Horace N. Hastings- 187701924 them — the Democrats created Su- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings- 19240193 3 per Tuesday in 1988 so they could Charles H. Hastings- 193 3 01942 Ernest W. Lawson- 194201962 climb behind a consensus candidate Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage- 196201983 and present a moderate face to the Peter Gamage- 1983 01991 country. More than a quarter cen- Peter H. Gamage- 199101996 Brian C. ayer- 199601999 tury later, the Republicans are ex- Bernard W. Frazier Jr.- 199903 22: periencing the same despair over a Peter H. Gamage- 3 22: 03 214 president of the opposite party and, John S. Moran- Executive Editor, 197: 01992 in the wake of Super Tuesday 2016, are suffering the same lack of unity — but they are on the verge of se- lecting a nominee who is anything but moderate. As Donald J. Trump continues what seems a relentless march toward the GOP presidential nomi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nation, there is great unease, even Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump reacts as he panic, in a party that a century ago EDITORIAL speaks during a rally at Wexford County Civic Center Friday in was content to choose its nominee in the fabled smoke-filled room of Chi- Cadillac, Mich. cago’s Blackstone Hotel. It now must Lynn armory deserves come to grips with the notion that 1933. nation he seeks recalls its antipathy it is being taken over by a force it The divide among the Republicans to boasting. Trump sketches a bold, did not anticipate expressing views is exemplified in two remarks deliv- primary-color future for a party a new lease on life it does not embrace in a rancorous ered after the polls closed. “I am a that once prospered with platforms Like a Medieval castle plunked down in the city’s rhetoric it does not countenance. unifier,” Trump proclaimed. Within printed in muted tones by men in center, the giant brick armory on South Common In creating a political movement the hour, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, gray woolen suits. Trump speaks Street is poised between becoming an albatross to its with perhaps only one precedent in consoled by victories in his home in Allen Ginsberg howls in a party neighbors and the city or a diamond in the rough. American history — the 1896 take- state, along with Alaska and Okla- that, in the very year that the beat- The massive building with its cavernous assembly over of the Democratic Party by homa, described Trump as “profane generation poet released his book hall served storied Massachusetts National Guard flotsam of the Populist Party to the and vulgar.” The difference between of the same name, spoke in Dwight units for decades. Military recruiters worked out of soundtrack of the intoxicating rhet- the two messages, and the hostility Eisenhower whispers. the building and the Essex Sheriff’s office also used oric of prairie preacher and dreamer between the two men, is heightened This is a cultural conflict for the it. William Jennings Bryan — Trump when you recognize that Trump and ages, reflecting the cultural conflict The armory now sits at the top of a list of local state has remade the party even as he has Cruz are trolling for votes in the of the age. properties potentially offering new reuse opportuni- sundered it. same anti-establishment, anti-im- “This is a new phenomenon,” says ties. Lists have a way of growing old and stale and if Since the Rev. Pat Robertson prom- migrant, anti-liberal stream. Michael Haselswerdt, a political the one that includes the armory sits on a state of- ised, or threatened, 28 years ago to So if the contenders who agree scientist at Canisius College in Buf- ficial’s desk for several years, the losers will be South bring a new cadre of religious con- on the anti-platform and who once falo. “The political culture used to be Common Street neighbors and, by extension, the en- servatives into the staid old party of avoided conflict in the hope of pick- insulated from the broader culture. tire city. Robert Taft in the Senate and Ger- ing off votes from the other’s tackle Now the entertainment element is The armory cannot be allowed to fall into a state ald Ford in the House, Republicans box, are that bitterly at odds, then intruding on the political world. We of deterioration that makes it attractive for vandals. have been remaking themselves. imagine how wide is the chasm be- have reality TV in politics.” It is a large, easily-recognizable building on a busy The Robertson right was succeeded tween them and, say, the congressio- The reality of that intrusion is thoroughfare cutting through the city’s heart. The by the insurrectionists of the Newt nal wing of the party (where House only now being recognized by the armory shares South Common Street with four large Gingrich era and then by the inter- Speaker Paul Ryan, himself once feudal overlords of the Republican churches where worshippers invested thousands of ventionists of the George W. Bush regarded as the great theorist of Party, who are struggling to regain dollars in repairs to buildings including former Tem- era. the new GOP, and Senate Majority their suzerainty in a political world ple Anshai Sfard under renovation by Iglesia Evan- Now the transformation is reach- Leader Mitch McConnell, who luxu- they hardly recognize. gelica Luz y Vida congregation members. ing a new phase. Trump Republi- riates in his image as intransigence They recognize the mathematics of Lynn Common during the summer acts like a gi- cans have pushed aside the Madi- incarnate, are in anguish bordering the situation, however, with Trump gantic magnet drawing people from surrounding son Avenue Republicans, the Main on desperation); and the business on a glide path to a nomination they neighborhoods. They come to its grassy lawns to play Street Republicans and the Wall wing of the party (which has never hoped to confer quietly on former soccer, watch their kids ride bikes and sit on the park Street Republicans. They have condoned the commercial practices Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida or another benches talking or eating. trampled the Rotary Club Republi- of Trump, steeped in the casino mainstream figure — a governor, Imagine the armory enjoying a new lease on life as cans and the country club Republi- culture and abetted by eminent do- perhaps, who knew how to deal with a community center with organizations already serv- cans. They have mounted an assault main); and the city-club drawing- budgets and knew the difference being local youth joining together to host events and on the Senate Republicans and the room wing of the party (whose mem- tween a line-item budget and draw- activities and neighborhood groups meeting and or- sensible-center Republicans. bers, in their J. Press blazers and ing a line in the sand. ganizing events in the building. With astonishing unity, the Trump repp ties, speak in a tone far differ- “The rhetoric we’re hearing on the The assembly hall where citizen soldiers once stood Republicans have split the Republi- ent from the bombast of Trump). other side has never been lower,” for- at attention could resonate with the sound of bounc- can Party and created a crisis of the Trump throws rhetorical rocks mer Secretary of State Hillary Clin- ing balls and laughing children, and the former of- Old Order, a phrase that historian while the party he dominates con- ton proclaimed Tuesday night. That fices and meeting rooms could become common space Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. applied templates its legacy at Plymouth might be so, but that very rhetoric is where Lynn residents from two dozen nations find to what happened to the Democrats, Rock. Trump boasts of his achieve- coming her way, sooner rather than common ground. and to the country, from 1919 to ments, while the party whose nomi- later, if the Republican establish- The armory has served Lynn and the nation for ment, or Cruz, or Sen. Marco Rubio years and now is the time to invest in its legacy by of Florida, cannot figure out a way to giving it a role truly accentuating the Common as a halt Trump. place where everyone can gather. But the truth of the new age is that there really is no Establishment in the party of the Establishment; it has no meeting place to plot such an undertaking, it has no forum to prosecute such a counter-revolution, Better oversight of and it has little, or perhaps, no time to organize it. And because Rubio in- crude oil cargo needed sists on remaining in the race until Florida votes, and Gov. John Kasich An alarming report issued by the federal Trans- insists on holding off any decision portation Department’s inspector general con- until Ohio votes, the opposition to cluded that regulators are failing to adequately Trump may be hopelessly divided — safeguard the nation’s freight rail shipments of “a disaster for Republicans, for con- crude oil and other hazardous cargo. servatives and for the nation,” in the The audit, released last week, concluded that weary words of Cruz — and the effort while there had been a significant increase na- to overtake him hopelessly futile. tionwide in rail shipments of crude oil — from David Shribman is a Pulitzer 9,500 carloads in 2008 to 407,761 in 2013 — the Prize-winning columnist. He is a Federal Railroad Administration did not con- Swampscott High graduate. duct a comprehensive evaluation of the risks associated with the shipments. The report said the agency does not take into account such sig- READERS’ fORUM nificant factors as the condition of the infra- structure, shippers’ records of complying with Overdoses, crime were removed from the market be- dom was personally responsible for cause they killed millions when all the victims of that war such as regulations and how close the rails are to popu- and injustice lation centers. taken as directed, opiates are 100 all those who were killed or injured percent safe. Billions of human be- from consuming bad booze and all Those findings are bad enough, but the audit To The Editor: also determined that, even when regulators go af- ings, probably including yourself the other victims of that unjust war and members of your family, have such as the victims of the gang war- ter violators, they don’t do a good enough job. All accidental overdoses are The report said that, while regulators pursue benefited from their use. fare that resulted from that illegal- caused by the adulterated, improp- When opiates were legal, which ization war. History proves that Il- civil fines for violations regarding hazardous ma- erly labeled and improperly manu- terials, they do not adjust the sums based on the they have been throughout human legalization wars produce violence, factured drugs produced by the cur- history, there were practically NO death, destruction, misery and mas- severity of the infractions or refer cases for crimi- rent illegalization war. For example, nal investigations. Based on a random sample of accidental overdoses. Likewise, there sive violations of human rights. A pure opiates such as morphine and was no crime or violence associated well known politician (Barry Gold- violations issued in a five-year period, the inspec- its analog diacetylmorphine (heroin) tor general estimated that 20 percent of violations with medicinal plants and extracts water) who lived through alcohol packaged in safe doses are 100 per- when drug fighters and illegalizers Prohibition said that it produced “a may have been warranted but did not receive cent safe. those referrals. were not allowed to arrest millions of nation of drunks.” It is impossible to accidentally Americans who valued them. Some people believe that the use That means even firms that were paying for vio- overdose on properly labeled drugs lations might have been unjustly avoiding higher Everyone who supports the current of opiates, especially when used for that are packaged in safe doses just fines or, worse, criminal prosecution. “war on drugs” is personally respon- recreation and not for chronic pain, like it is impossible to accidentally The audit’s conclusion said it all: “Effective sible for every accidental overdose. produce “addicts” just like the use of jump off a tall building or acciden- oversight of this risk-prone area requires thor- Why? Because they employ armies alcohol produces a certain percent- tally swallow 20 pills instead of one ough, timely inspections as well as the appli- of armed government agents in order age of “alcoholics.” This is wrong- or two. cation of deterrent penalties when violations to prevent their fellow humans from headed thinking because it blames occur.” The agency agreed, but simply acknowl- Opiates such as heroin are among purchasing safe drugs that are pack- outside forces for personal failures edging the problems is not enough. Focused, the safest drugs known to mankind. aged in safe doses. The same is true and gives some people an excuse forceful oversight is imperative. They have been safely produced and of all those who supported alcohol not to improve themselves. consumed throughout history. Un- Prohibition (the previous drug war “Don’t blame me. It’s not my fault, The above editorial appeared in the Pittsburgh like the hundreds of synthetic pain that was conducted against alcohol I am an addict alcoholic. The devil Post-Gazette on Tuesday, March 1. drugs produced by Big Pharma (the producers, dealers and consumers). made me do it.” U.S. government drug cartel) which Every one of those enemies of free- Richard G. Eramian TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 REAL ESTATE Time to reconsider the time-share market? By John Ewoldt to be a fraudulent sales Simple. there are plenty Star tribune practice.” of time-shares available (MinneapoliS) the Miami-based lawyer on the secondary mar- charges a flat fee of $3,500 ket for 30 to 100 percent MinneapoliS — ah, to get someone out of paid- less. (Giving away a time- spring break. Sun against up contracts. He can also share and the seller pay- bare skin, waves lapping help the person who owes ing closing costs is not at your feet, and hawk- thousands on their high- uncommon.) people pay ers pushing fishing trips interest loan (17 percent full-price because they in Cabo, Disney tickets in is common), but he charg- fall prey to really aggres- orlando, helicopter rides es more for that based on sive sales pitches. ex- in Hawaii and show tick- how much money he is ample: the arDa saying ets in Vegas, all free. saving the client. “i know that a family of four saves What’s spring break i can get it canceled, and $18,000 over 18 years without the enticement it doesn’t involve litiga- with a time-share instead of a time-share? Should tion,” he said. of hotels. lisa Schreier, a you take the bait and get an estimated 9 mil- former time-share sales- a freebie in exchange for lion americans own a person and blogger at four hours of your vaca- time-share, according to timeshareinsights.com, tion? the industry trade group did the math and figured no. it’s not that i’m PHOTO | FOTOLIA american resort Devel- out that the hotel would against buying a time- There are many things to consider when considering a time-share. opment association. in cost $428 per night for a share. it’s because the 2014 consumers bought week’s stay. Yet few fami- $10,000 to $20,000 that a out of their contracts. it’s socked with a special as- one unless it’s on a fire almost $8 billion worth of lies spend that much per buyer plunks down for a an investment that people sessment. owners can just sale for a few hundred time-share properties in night on a hotel. “new” time-share through enjoy until the relation- quit paying the annual bucks. Make sure it’s a the u.S., with an average You are better off go- a resort is money that will ship or the income stream fees, but resorts take them place you want to go, and sale of $20,020, according ing to secondary-mar- never be recouped. even dries up. to collections and ruin it’s well-maintained from to Consumer reports. al- ket sites such as tug2. time-share marketers, “a time-share is always their credit. a legitimate company. Do though the median age of net, redweek.com, ebay who are known to make a hot potato in a divorce,” Shaw has seen older your homework,” he said. time-share owners is 51, and Craigslist. but even unfulfilled promises, have he said. “they all want the couples who no longer attorney Mike Finn of owners who have bought secondary-market buy- quit using the word “in- other side to have it.” use their time-share due Finnlawgroup.com adver- recently have a median ers need to be cautious. vestment.” even if a time-share to poor health who are tises that he can get own- age of 39. the new owner could be ed Shaw, a lawyer who is paid off, there are an- scared that the kids will ers out of their time-share eight of 10 time-share saddled with unpaid bills specializes in bankrupt- nual maintenance fees of be burdened with annual contracts. “i discovered an owners say they would and assessments, a poor- cies and divorce in cen- about $1,100 on average maintenance fees. “they industry that could use a buy their time-share ly maintained property tral Minnesota, sees indi- and those costs are rising don’t want their kids to good cleaning up,” he said. again, according to the and amenities that may viduals and couples every about 5 percent each year. have to inherit it,” he said. “nobody’s interested in arDa. So why do i say not transfer to a second month who want to get then the owner may get His advice? “Don’t buy enforcing what i perceive buyer beware? owner.

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LYNN 300 LYNN SHORE DR. U:608 56 SAGAMORE ST. U:3 MARBLEHEAD 5 FAIRVIEW RD. SAUGUS $155,000 $86,900 $84,000 42 ABBOTT ST. B: Yevgeniy Zhorov B: Dmitry Trushin 60 BRACKETT PL. U:B B: MJP Properties Inc 24 CARSON ST. $260,000 S: Marc G. Goldstein Trustee for S: Alexei Terentiev $260,000 S: John C. Stella & Donna M. $550,000 B: Abdelhadi Qourisse & Sanaa Marc Real Estate Trust B: Wayne Panzer & Leila Panzer Nason B: Jingwen Zhang & Wenyuan Arrout 47 SHERIDAN ST. S: F. Cchristopher Carney & Yin S: Sang LLC 121 LYNNFIELD ST. $312,500 107 FOSTER ST. U:102 S: Serop Nakashian $282,000 Karen A. Dempsey-Carney B: Luis A. Deleon & Guissella $187,000 B: Susan A. Don B: Bryan D. Lee & Catherine N. 42 ADAMS ST. Deleon 11 BUBIER RD. 10 COLUMBUS AVE. S: Stephanie L. Hill Duffty $380,000 S: Chhear Hang & Sean Phan $476,000 $401,900 B: Ana C. Montiel S: Don Q. Real Estate Devel B: Alexander Mello & Kelley 154 LYNNWAY. U:316 B: William J. 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Diaz & Linda Torres $415,000 for MJ 2 Real Estate Trust B: Blue Light Property Svcs S: Peter Abbruzzese $331,100 B: Newfront Properties LLC S: Nereth Jean 33 MOUNT PLEASANT ST. B: Vagner F. Norberto 12 TRINITY AVE. S: Lawrence M. Brooks 18 JILLS WAY. S: Phyllis Mcnally $180,000 $648,000 43 ELM ST. $334,900 B: Ademola A. Odubivi B: Dale E. Kimball & Stacy L. $500,000 B: Eugenio Rosario & Martina 34 FLINT ST. 68 SCHOOL ST. S: Fatima Elhali Kimball Morel-DeRosario $1,600,000 $310,000 B: Lionsgate Properties LLC S: An B. Pham S: 43 Elm Street LLC Trustee for 35 MOUNT PLEASANT ST. S: 12 Trinity Avenue LLC B: Paul B. Bolno & Anne K. B: Timothy P. Odonnell P&D Real Estate Trust $364,999 Bolno S: James A. Diloreto & Lucille E. S: Jami Williams-Corbett 6 KARELITZ RD. U:A. Diloreto B: Claudia Pina 31 VICTORY RD. $267,500 43 ELM ST. S: George M. Megaloudis $250,000 3 OAK ST. B: Khiem Hoang & Jenna Hoang $75,000 Trustee for Megaloudis Federal B: Albert Muhatikani & Blandine 78 WESTERN AVE. $480,000 S: Stephen C. Ritchie & Lynda B: 43 Elm Street Lynn LLC Trust Magasani $335,000 B: Lyn H. Holian Ritchie Trustee for P&D Real Estate S: Eastman Mary L. Est & B: Jose Salazar 20 NAHANT PL. U:209 S: James C. Mceleney S: Brenda Rosa Trust William C. Eastman 4 OAK ST. $165,000 S: John Donohue & Lucille $530,000 B: Liya Stanikene & Ilya Shtein 27 WOODLAND AVE. Donohue 69 VICTORY RD. NAHANT B: George Glynos S: Zall Anne Est & Mark R. Zall $600,000 $293,000 S: Edward J. Hogan Trustee for 30 GROVELAND ST. B: John W. Murphy 3rd & Marisa B: Richard Dellazoppa & Kara 1 HIGHLAND RD. Oak Street Real Estate Trust $118,000 20 OAKLAND TER. A. Murphy Dellazoppa $510,000 B: Apostolos LLC $165,000 B: Sean Campbell & Joanne S: Paul Vansteensburg & Rita B: Daniel A. Laratonda Trustee S: Maryellen Munroe & Edmund 15 PROCTOR ST. 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All address information, particu- gency at 3:59 a.m. Thursday FBI reveals details of $4.8 larly arrests, reflect police records. on Tallwood Road. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of a front door curacy, it is the sole responsibility found open at 8:05 p.m. Thursday on Wharf Street. million gold truck robbery of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and have the department issue a notice PEABODY By Curt Anderson cracked when a friend of ping company, or if the trol, forcing its sickened AssociAted Press Perez came forward just plot involved still more ac- drivers to pull over. the of correction to the Daily Item. Cor- Complaints a few months ago. Accord- complices. white van stopped on the rections or clarifications will not MiAMi — the FBi has ing to an FBi affidavit But the friend said “Per- highway shoulder as well. be made without express notice of A report of annoying phone revealed how thieves made unsealed in federal court ez said he placed this tech- At first claiming in change from the arresting police calls at 2:19 p.m. Thursday off with gold bars worth this week, the friend said nology under the trans- spanish that they were on Douglas Street. $4.8 million in a truck rob- Perez spent about a year Value trailer in order to police officers, the men department. A report of suspicious activ- bery on interstate 95 last preparing for the heist. track its location,” and bound their hands with ity at 4:25 p.m. Thursday at year, and it reads like a the target: a routine that Perez also rigged a plastic ties and marched LYNN 15 Russell St.; at 6:16 p.m. heist fit for Hollywood. shipment of gold bars them into the woods. then Thursday at 8 Emily Lane; at pepper-spray device inside Agents say the armed they put out orange traffic Arrests 7:52 p.m. Thursday at 114 aboard a tractor-trailer the cab, the affidavit says. robbers painstakingly sent by Miami-based re- transValue chief execu- cones to make the stopped Washington St.; at 12:07 prepared for the job, using Deivi Castillo, 19, of 55 p.m. Friday at 22 Mt. Vernon public Metals to a process- tive officer Jay rodriguez truck appear innocuous, Rockaway St., Lynn, was ar- high-tech gizmos including plant in Bridgewater, has said the truck left and wore reflective cloth- St. ing a GPs tracker and a rested and charged with lar- A report of a hit and run Mass., that serves jew- Miami about 4 a.m. that ing to appear as though ceny at 8:05 p.m. Thursday. remote-controlled pepper- elry makers in the Boston sunday. the tractor-trail- they belonged on the road- vehicle accident at 4:40 p.m. spray launcher to subdue Sithichai Sarnsom, 38, of Thursday at 27A Lynn St. area. er appeared much like side, too, according to the the drivers. 231 Walnut St., Saugus, was A report of a breaking and the FBi says that friend any other traveling up the affidavit. Agents identified the al- arrested and charged with entering into a motor vehicle — now a confidential in- east coast. the drivers the thieves then cut off possession of a Class A drug at 5:25 p.m. Thursday at leged ringleader as Adal- formant — said Perez apparently had no idea trailer’s locks, quickly un- at 12:31 a.m. Friday. 143R Washington St. berto Perez, 46. He was bought a GPs tracking they were being tracked loaded 275 pounds of gold A report of a road rage in- arrested this week at his device online and had it by three armed robbers and about 40 silver coins Accidents cident at 7:10 p.m. at 210N home in the Miami suburb mailed to the friend’s ad- following them in a white into the van, and sped off, Andover St. of opa-Locka, Florida, al- dress, without telling him van. leaving numerous drums A report of a motor ve- most exactly a year after what was in the package. shortly after dusk of silver behind. hicle accident at 4:14 p.m. A report of a landlord/ tenant dispute at 9:24 p.m. the March 2015 robbery the affidavit doesn’t along a lonely stretch of By the time the two driv- Thursday at 873 Lynnfield in Wilson county, North say how Perez was able to i-95 in North carolina, ers came out of the woods St.; 4:32 p.m. Thursday on Thursday on Lynnfield Street. carolina. two accomplices gain access to the truck, if the truck’s cab suddenly and flagged down pass- Holyoke Street; at 6:55 p.m. A report of an unwanted remain at large. he had any relationship filled with pepper spray, ing motorists, the thieves Thursday on Hanover Street; guest at 2:22 a.m. Friday at it appears the case was with the transValue ship- launched by remote con- were long gone. at 7:45 p.m. Thursday on 65 Main St. Centre Street; at 2:48 a.m. A report of a disturbance at Friday on Lynn Shore Drive; at 6:22 a.m. Friday at 8 Walnut 8:26 a.m. Friday on Lynnfield St. Street; at 8:27 a.m. Friday on Discovery of knife is latest Den Quarry Road; at 8:52 REVERE a.m. Friday on Ocean Street; at 9:23 a.m. Friday on Sever- Complaints ance Street; at 12:14 p.m. twist in O.J. Simpson case Friday on Market Street; at A report of a possible over- 12:41 p.m. Friday on Wash- dose at 1:15 a.m. Thursday By John Rogers and time,” Neiman added, ington Street; at 1:10 p.m. on Adams Street. Christopher Weber referring to the popular Friday on Summer Street. A report of a disturbance AssociAted Press “People v. o.J. simpson: at 3:24 a.m. Thursday on American crime story” Los ANGeLes — More Complaints Endicott Avenue; at 11:49 anthology that is airing on than 20 years after o.J. a.m. Thursday on Broadway; the FX television channel. simpson’s ex-wife and a A report of a con/scam at at 11:56 a.m. Thursday on simpson was charged friend were stabbed to 12:18 a.m. Thursday at 67 Bennington Street; at 12 p.m. and acquitted in the slay- death, police revealed they Silsbee St.; at 9:46 a.m. Thursday on Joseph Road; ings. even if the knife is at 12:36 p.m. Thursday on are examining a knife that Thursday 156 Boston St. linked to him, legal ex- Yeamans Street; at 1:23 was reportedly found at A report of suspicious activ- perts say he could not be ity at 4:10 a.m. Thursday on p.m. Thursday on Eliot Road; the home where the for- criminally charged again Auburn Street; at 1:04 p.m. at 5:41 p.m. Thursday on mer football star was liv- because of protections Thursday at 63 Jackson St.; Beachland Avenue; at 9:39 ing at the time. at 10:25 p.m. Thursday at p.m. Thursday on North Shore the Friday announce- against double jeopardy. 44 Intervale St.; at 11 p.m. Road; at 10:03 p.m. Thursday ment marked yet another “if they were going to Thursday on Orchard Street; on Lincoln Street. twist in a case that’s had find this knife and make it at 3:59 a.m. Friday at 177 A report of larceny at 9 a.m. more unexpected turns useful in the murder trial, Lynnfield St. Thursday on Garfield Avenue; than television’s best they should have found A report of larceny at 10:52 at 2:01 p.m. Thursday on Re- crime shows. the knife it 20 years ago, and they a.m. Thursday at 413 Western vere Street. was believed to have been didn’t,” said Loyola Law Ave.; at 12:43 p.m. Friday at A report of suspicious ac- recovered by a construc- school professor Laurie 109 Park St. tivity at 10:01 a.m. Thursday tion worker tearing down Levenson, a former fed- A report of an overdose on Broadway; at 11:17 a.m. the house. the worker eral prosecutor and long- at 11:23 a.m. Thursday on Thursday on Broadway. then gave it to an off- time observer of the simp- Eutaw Avenue; at 8:07 p.m. A report of shoplifting at duty police officer who son case. “it will just raise Thursday on Massachusetts 1:29 p.m. Thursday at Big was working as a security more questions about the Avenue; at 8:23 p.m. Thurs- Lots. guard at a filming loca- incompetence of the inves- day on Liberty Street. A report of a landlord/ten- tion, police said. tigation and probably lead A report of a disturbance ant issue at 3:21 p.m. Thurs- it was unclear when the to more books and more FILE Photo | ASSoCIAtED PrESS at 2:51 p.m. Thursday on day on Crescent Avenue. knife was found and how movies.” An aerial view shows Nicole Brown Simpson’s Washington Street; at 4:23 long it was held by the of- the weapon used in the condo, top with two chimneys, during a visit by p.m. Thursday at 35 Columbia SAUGUS ficer, who is now retired. killings has been a mys- principals in the O.J. Simpson double-murder Ave.; at 6:33 p.m. Thursday the knife was being ana- tery for decades. other trial on Bundy Drive in the Brentwood area of on Cliff Street; at 8:48 p.m. Complaints lyzed by a Los Angeles Po- knives have surfaced dur- Los Angeles Feb. 12, 1995. Thursday at 2 Brightwood lice department crime lab ing the case but were not Terrace; at 11 p.m. Thursday A report of a suspicious for dNA or other material linked to the crimes. airplanes at o’Hare inter- friend ronald Goldman at 127 Fayette St.; at 12:11 motor vehicle at 3:25 a.m. that could possibly link it in 1994, a salesman national Airport in chi- were found stabbed mul- a.m. Friday at 53 Arlington Thursday on Main Street; at to the killings. testified at a preliminary cago, where simpson flew tiple times outside her St.; at 4:02 a.m. Friday at 10 10:54 p.m. Thursday at 19 capt. Andy Neiman hearing that he sold simp- the night of the killings. home on June 12, 1994. Farrar St.; at 6:49 a.m. Friday Talbot St. stressed that the authen- son a knife before the kill- in 1998, a residential the discovery led to at 12 Linwood Place; at 9:36 A report of a stolen mailbox ticity of the story was not ings. construction crew found the so-called “trial of the a.m. Friday at 20 Neptune at 9:22 a.m. Thursday at 73 confirmed and that inves- that same month a a folding-blade knife in century,” in which simp- Blvd.; at 11 a.m. Friday at 31 Sweetwater St. tigators were looking into woman turned in a red- simpson’s former neigh- son was represented by Burchstead Place. A report of identity fraud at whether “this whole story stained kitchen knife she borhood, but police said a team of high-profile at- A report of vandalism at 1:40 p.m. Thursday at 770 is possibly bogus from the said she found near simp- there was no evidence to torneys led by the flam- 3:01 p.m. Thursday at 43 Broadway; at 3:55 p.m. Thurs- get-go.” son’s home, and a handle show it was related to any boyant Johnnie cochran. Magnolia Ave.; at 3:19 p.m. day at 999 Broadway. “it’s unusual how this and a piece of blade of a crime. A jury acquitted simpson Thursday at 139 Central Ave. A report of a disturbance at all of a sudden becomes knife were found in a tank the bodies of Nicole in 1995 after deliberating A report of an assault and 5:30 p.m. Thursday at 1277 a huge story during this that collects waste from Brown simpson and only four hours. battery at 4:17 p.m. Thursday Broadway; at 7:40 a.m. Friday on Linwood Street. at 459 Main St. A report of vandalism to a A report of a breaking and motor vehicle at 4:51 p.m. entering at 5:34 p.m. Thurs- Hundreds pack funeral for black Thursday at 498 Western Ave. day on Robinson Street. A report of a fight at 8:23 A report of shoplifting at p.m. Thursday at 55 Cedar 6:52 p.m. Thursday at 1277 man shot by Raleigh officer St.; at 11:49 a.m. Friday at Broadway. 359 Summer St. a gun from his waistband A report of trespassing at SWAMPSCOTT By Emery P. Dalesio 9:01 p.m. Thursday at 8 Joyce and Jonathan Drew and then reached toward AssociAted Press St. the officer’s weapon dur- Complaints ing their struggle. of- A report of a missing person rALeiGH, N.c. — the at 11:47 p.m. Thursday at 50 A report of a suspicious funeral Friday for a black ficer d.c. twiddy, who Newhall St. motor vehicle at 4:30 a.m. man shot by a North car- was pursuing denkins Thursday on Burrill Street. olina officer gave his loved on a felony drug warrant, MARBLEHEAD A report of a possible con/ ones a chance to mourn feared denkins would scam at 3:52 p.m. Thursday after a week of raw emo- shoot him or grab his gun Complaints on Duncan Terrace. tions and debate about and opened fire on him, A report of threats at 6:34 how police treat his pre- according to the report. A report of a tree limb p.m. Thursday at 100 Vontage dominantly black neigh- Photo | ASSoCIAtED PrESS the district attorney across the road at 11:59 a.m. Terrace. borhood. said denkins was hit Thursday on Lincoln Avenue. A report of suspicious activ- More than 200 people Mourners gather as the casket is removed follow- by four gunshots in the A report of a past larceny at ity at 8:26 p.m. Thursday at crammed into Bible Way ing a funeral for shooting victim Akiel Denkins chest, left forearm, right 12 p.m. Thursday on Washing- 450 Paradise Road. temple near the site at Bible Way Temple in Raleigh, N.C., Friday. upper arm and right ton Street. A report of a sick squirrel at where 24-year-old Akiel shoulder. cused on friends and fam- ber, who leads the state A report of a domestic is- 2:32 p.m. Wednesday at 79 denkins was shot Mon- recca eason, a 31-year- ily remembering his shy, NAAcP, urged attendees sue at 2:38 p.m. Thursday on Mountwood Road. The Board day. the service came a old who grew up in the boy-like smile and goal to honor denkins’ family Mansion Road. of Health was notified. day after police issued a neighborhood south of A report of harassment at A report of suspicious activ- to become a carpenter to by foreswearing violence. preliminary report say- downtown where the 4:59 p.m. Thursday on Man- ity at 4:30 a.m. Thursday at ing denkins pulled a gun support his two young “the best way we can sion Road. Burrill and Columbia streets. children. there were oc- honor Akiel is to live bet- shooting happened, said from his waistband during mistrust of authorities ex- A caller reported a suspicious the struggle, an account casional references to the ter and to live strong,” he tends to misgivings about motor vehicle shining a spot- that drew skepticism from doubts many harbor about said. NAHANT incarceration rates and light towards driveways. The people who knew him. the police version of the thursday’s report from Complaints vehicle was a black sedan, People wearing baggy shooting reported thurs- police isn’t the final word school funding. so when airport shuttle, trying to get a jeans, red bandanas and day. on denkins’ death, Barber the report came out with A report of a medical emer- house number. anti-police t-shirts min- “Justice will be served said. incomplete forensic evi- gled with people wearing whether we know it or “so don’t overreact to dence, people questioned smart suits. Mayor Nancy not. Not by men, not by a that,” Barber said. “that’s its credibility. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 McFarlane and other city judge but by the ultimate not the serious investiga- “they’re shooting first CALL 24 HOURS A DAY officials joined the family supreme court, Jesus tion. that starts now.” and asking questions Hotline Spanish menu available to view the body before christ,” said friend Aaron raleigh Police chief later,” she said in a phone or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) the ceremony. cummings. c.L. deck-Brown’s report interview Friday. “Where All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. the service mostly fo- the rev. William Bar- said denkins had pulled is the evidence?” SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Greetings from Saugus Ralic taking off from Saugus BOUTIQUE dinner sets to handmade From A1 knit items. RALIC Cantonese speaking les- another one,” joked Biserka things he will miss the “We have chemo hats From A1 sons. Ralic, Luka’s mother. “Actu- most about home. convenient for them.” made by a woman who at- “I only know a few words ally, I’m very happy for him Although he will be the Shirley Bogdan, who vol- tends the senior center,” Ralic, an IT project man- so far,” he joked. because I think it’s a great only person from his team unteers at the center ve Pinksten said. “They’re for ager, will be working to Ralic said what he is opportunity. making the move, Ralic days a week, said the shop cancer patients who have introduce new online ser- most nervous about is the “That is what life is isn’t worried about meet- sells about 20 cards each lost their hair. They’re vices to customers. Ralic actual trip to his destina- about. The planet is your ing other Americans or day. Together, Bogdan and very soft. We have a lot of said the largest part of his tion. The 19-hour ight home, not where you were Mary Dunlop volunteer to new friends. homemade items.” role in Hong Kong will be will be the longest he has born.” organize and ll the card “That’s never really both- The shop also sells new updating the company’s ever experienced during Other than his safety stand. ered me,” he said. “I’ve been gift baskets, bath oils mobile and desktop pres- his travels. and health, Ralic’s mother “We’re looking for all to Europe. I’ve studied and other toiletries. Used ence to customers. types of cards,” Bogdan The Ralic family is sup- hopes that he comes back abroad. It’s not that scary. DVDs are sold for $1 each The move will initial- portive of his move. Ralic’s with a new vision of the said. “The ones that go the and small Vera Bradley I like throwing myself into ly be for seven to nine two sisters, Emily and world. fastest are the sympathy purses are sold, starting these kind of things.” months, with an opportu- Danielle, live in Minne- Ralic said being able cards and get well cards.” at $12. nity to stay longer. apolis and Switzerland, to watch the Celtics at a Gabe Martinez can be The center keeps a list “Every week it’s differ- In preparing to leave, respectively. normal time and being reached at gmartinez@ of sick clients posted on ent,” Pinksten said. “You a bulletin board near the never know what you’re Ralic’s company sent him “My rst reaction was: not around Boston are the itemlive.com. front door. Guests of the going to get. It’s very inter- senior center pay 25 cents esting working in here. A for a card to send to indi- little while ago donations Having a ball in Central Square viduals on the “sick list” got light and we started to let them know they are taking consignments.” being thought of. Items marked with an DANCE last September and set few steps in preparation for oor is the perfect dance “People who can, go and “81” are donated, and 100 From A1 the stage for two more their wedding receptions to surface, said Paul Demers, visit them,” Bogdan said. percent of the proceeds classes. Russo said an people who have been danc- and Doris Demers said “Or they can get them a stay with the center. Items People really enjoy it,” hour-long, eight-week ing for decades and want to her Lynn students grasp card from here for less marked with any other said Paul Demers. ballroom dance class improve their skills. the essence of dance after than the cost for postage.” number are consignment The museum caught starts on March 18, with “People really enjoy it,” a couple of classes. Staff at the senior center items. Twenty percent of dance fever last summer classes held on Fridays at he said. “It’s the romance,” she will also mail the cards if the proceeds will bene t when local residents Jane 7 p.m. An hour-and-a-half The Demers always en- said. seniors are unable to do so the center. Kelley and Dan Small took class starts on March 21 joyed dancing but decided To sign up for ballroom themselves, she said. “Joanne will use the a Peabody dance class and and lasts six weeks, with to learn and perfect steps dance classes, visit www. Bogdan said birthday lynnmuseum.org or call money that she gets from urged Lynn Museum Di- classes starting at 7 p.m. beginning in 1989. cards and holiday cards 781-581-6200. this for different things rector Drew Russo to in- on Tuesdays. “I love it. It’s the plea- are also big sellers. She the senior center needs,” troduce ballroom dancing Russo said students sure of watching people,” hopes the center also re- Pinksten said. “(For ex- Thor Jourgensen can be downtown. range from young couples said Paul Demers. ceives holiday cards for St. ample), maybe to pay reached at tjourgensen@ Patrick’s Day, Easter and (for) entertainment for an The rst class started interested in learning a LynnArts’ hardwood itemlive.com. Mother’s Day. event or if she needs cen- “During Christmas terpieces for the tables.” time we sold hundreds Donations can be of Christmas cards at 10 brought to the Saugus Distance is driving the ght for Union cents a piece,” she said. Senior Center at 466 Cen- Charlie Pinksten, anoth- tral St. The Boutique gift UNION needs and surrounding promote transparency and garding the status of the er gift shop volunteer, said shop is open from 8:30 From A1 communities should begin provide greater opportu- planning and community they accept just about ev- a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday immediately. nity for meaningful and engagement activities erything besides clothes. through Friday. of Lynn that this is an ex- Among other concerns, ongoing public input.” that have occurred,” the The gift shop accepts tremely important process the letter also addressed NSMC said the hospital letter states. donations on a constant Bridget Turcotte can be that impacts a lot of folks,” the need for NSMC to pro- will immediately initi- “It’s encouraging that the basis and sells collectible reached at bturcotte@item- said City Council Presi- vide the department and ate its planning process. DPH continues to press items from Norman Rock- live.com. Follow her on dent Dan Cahill. “I am the community with more The hospital will also or- NSMC for greater details well gurines to antique Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. pleased with the amount detailed information re- ganize a planning group as to the proposal and a of scrutiny that the de- garding its plan. and work with community better plan for dealing partment is giving the “The department antici- leaders to determine the with the important issues Lot to ll in Swampscott plan, and the scrutiny it pates that NSMC’s com- level of emergency and ur- facing the city, with respect has put NSMC under, be- munity engagement will gent services to be offered, to, in part, emergency ser- PARK is handicap accessible. cause this truly is a criti- address the wide range of as well as the locations, vices,” Cahill said. From A1 The 2013 Open Space cal decision that is going concerns presented at the following the discontinua- “The back and forth is and Recreation Plan rec- to be made at the state hearing held on Jan. 7, tion of services. a pretty normal part of The town has been ommended that the town level.” including but not limited In response to the de- the process with DPH,” working with a group of develop a design for the NSMC’s original letter to access to emergency partment’s expectation said NSMC Spokesperson graduate students from park so it becomes an detailed a plan to address services, the provision of for improved commu- Kevin Ronningen. “Those Tufts University on a plan actual park that people concerns raised at a Jan. inpatient services at the nity engagement, NSMC questions can go back and for the redesign, part of want to visit and utilize. 7 public hearing at Lynn Union Hospital campus said that, to date, it has forth (several times). Once the school’s Urban and That plan, according to City Hall, as mandated by throughout the closure sought to engage com- they have reviewed every- Environmental Policy and Kane, showed that there the department. The hear- period, outpatient services munity leaders and the thing, they are satis ed Planning Program. Kane is not a lot of available ing was attended by resi- and travel and transporta- community, and provided and don’t have any more said the students have land in town. dents and elected of cials, tion issues that will result information regarding its questions, then they will been consulting with the “[For the] parks in town, who urged the department from the closure,” the let- future plans for each cam- make a ruling.” Historical Commission, we need to improve and to reject the proposal to ter stated. pus. However, NSMC said The DPH is expected to Planning Board, Munici- make them the best that close Union Hospital. “The department be- the hospital will immedi- respond to the letter with- pal Design Committee we can,” Kane said. “We’re The department re- lieves that providing more ately assemble a planning in 15 working days, Ron- and the Open Space and not going to be able to cre- quested NSMC provide information to the com- group to assess options for ningen said. Recreation Committee. ate land and parks.” more information regard- munity, including infor- eliciting expanded com- Kane applied to the Johnson Park got its ing its plan. Speci cally, mation on NSMC’s plans munity input. Bridget Turcotte can be Tufts graduate program name after the town pur- the department stated and activity in regard to “The hospital will in- reached at bturcotte@item- last summer for an initial chased the land from the that NSMC’s review of the community engagement, clude in its quarterly live.com. Follow her on concept of the redesign old hotel that burned city’s emergency service would be appropriate to updates information re- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. and was invited in the fall down in 1969, Kane said. to give a more thorough When that land was pur- proposal on what the proj- chased, he said the town Buzz building for 31st Item spelling bee ect would be. didn’t do anything to “We learned in Novem- make it a park. ber we were one of the ap- BEE ing bee champions hail enant Christian School The rst-place win- “[The town] essentially from Swampscott: Dan- in Peabody; and So a ner will also be awarded plicants to be selected,” he bought land and then kind From A1 said. iel Miretsky, third-grader Valencia, sixth-grader at with a Merriam-Webster’s of held it.” Samuel, fth-grader at Since the Tufts program at Clarke Elementary Higgins Middle School in Third New International When the park was hotel Capt. William Shoemaker is at the graduate level, School; Andrew Tierney, Peabody. Dictionary, a one-year grounds, Kane said there Elementary School; Yareliz fourth-grader at Hadley Nine other spellers from subscription to Britan- the students have to com- was a pool, bathhouse, Coriano, fth-grader at Elementary School; and North Shore communities nica Online Premium, a plete their plan for the lawn, gardens and walking Cobbet Elementary School; Luca Croft, fourth-grader will also compete: Luis $100 Barnes & Noble gift park by the end of the se- path. When the town pur- Juridia DeLeon, fth-grad- at Stanley School. Placido, eighth-grader at card and the Samuel Lou- mester. chased the land, he said er at E.J. Harrington El- Marblehead’s winners Bellesini Academy (Law- is Sugarman Award — a “They will have it done the pool was lled in. ementary School; Rebekah are: Maia Newburg, sev- rence); Celeste Bucci, 2016 United States Mint by the beginning of May,” Some of the few remain- Kane said. “From there, Soetan, third-grader at enth-grader at Marble- eighth-grader at Holten- Proof Set. ing elements are an old Edward Sisson Elemen- head Community Charter Richmond Middle School the plan will be presented concrete seating area and The second-place win- tary School; Sasha Soy, Public School; Ryan Gro- (Danvers); Clara Diniz, to the Board of Select- a bike rack that is in poor ner will be awarded with fth-grader at Ingalls El- he, eighth-grader at Mar- seventh-grader at Rock- men.” condition. There are also a $50 Barnes & Noble gift ementary School; Victoria blehead Veterans Middle port Middle School (Rock- According to Kane, the two stairways on either card and the third-place Kadiri, eighth-grader at School; and Ella Kramer, port); Caroline Clarke, graduate students are go- end of the park to get winner will receive a $25 KIPP Academy; Dylan De- sixth-grader at the Village sixth-grader at Sacred ing to be looking at prece- down to Eiseman’s Beach. Barnes & Noble gift card. Sisto, fth-grader at Julia School. Heart School (Haverhill); dent plans of other beach- “People essentially just The remaining partici- F. Callahan School; Dai- There are six top spell- Mitchell Robson, eighth- side parks that deal with walk through the park pants will each receive a leny Torres, fth-grader at ers in Revere: Teo Hood, grader at St. John’s Prep ocean air and the salts to get down to Eiseman’s $10 Barnes & Noble gift Lincoln-Thomson Elemen- fth-grader at Paul Re- (Danvers); Ali Hounain, that tend to be in that. He Beach,” Kane said. card. The gift certi cates said the students would tary School; Brady Bull- vere Innovation School; eighth-grader at Salem- are provided by Flagship look at how that air plays Gayla Cawley can be ock, fth-grader at Lynn Samy Kardady, fth-grad- wood School (Malden); Travel. into landscaping. Another reached gcawley@itemlive. Woods Elementary School; er at Gar eld Elementary William Yue, sixth-grader Judges for the event will area that will be looked at com. Follow her on Twitter Susie Stutz, sixth-grader School; John Barry, third- at The Pike School (An- include: Karen Hynick, vice is ensuring that the park @GaylaCawley. at North Shore Christian grader at Beachmont El- dover); Beckett Catron, president of academic af- School; Joseph Severe, ementary School, Aamna seventh-grader at Dr. Paul fairs at North Shore Com- LYNN BRIEF eighth-grader at Pickering Umar, fth-grader at Lin- Nettle School (Haverhill); munity College; Meghann Middle School; Natalie- coln Elementary School; and Ashrita Gandhari, Price, reading teacher at Sign up now for annual Hibernian Hall at 105 Mai, fth-grader at Robert Sami El Asri, fth-grader third-grader at St. Michael Thurgood Marshall Mid- L. Ford Elementary School; School (North Andover). 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Autopsy: Unclear Bench buddies if Brown’s death was accidental ATLANTA (AP) — An autopsy determined Bobbi Kristina Brown had a mix of drugs in her body when she went underwa- ter in a bathtub, but a medical examiner pHoTo | assocIaTEd prEss couldn’t Brown tell Sportscaster and television host Erin Andrews, whether center, sits with attorneys Scott Carr, left, and her death was a homi- Randy Kinnard in the courtroom before clos- cide, making the criminal ing arguments Friday in Nashville, Tenn. investigation tougher. The medical examiner’s Attorneys deliver closing arguments report released Friday showed that Brown, in Erin Andrews’ lawsuit the daughter of singers Whitney Houston and NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — An attorney for sports- Bobby Brown, had mor- caster Erin Andrews said Friday that two hotel phine, cocaine, alcohol companies enabled a stalker who took nude videos of and prescription drugs her and posted them online. in her body. The report, Bruce Broillet told jurors Friday in closing argu- released after months of ments for a civil trial that Andrews has suffered public speculation about how shame and post-traumatic stress disorder as a result she died, said the medical of the crime and the companies ought to pay. examiner’s office couldn’t He said that had it not been for the actions of people figure out if it was a affiliated with the Nashville Marriott at Vanderbilt, suicide, a homicide or stalker Michael David Barrett would not have been accidental so it classified able to do what he did. the manner of death as Barrett has pleaded guilty to stalking Andrews in “undetermined.” three cities and altering peepholes in hotel rooms in Fulton County District Nashville and Columbus, Ohio, to shoot nude videos of Attorney Paul Howard the sportscaster. In a video deposition played before the is investigating whether jury, Barrett said he altered hotel room peepholes in criminal charges should such a way so that he could pull them out and use his be brought in Brown’s cellphone camera to shoot video through the open hole. death, but has said very The hotel is a franchise. An attorney who represents little about the probe. the owner, West End Hotel Partners, and former opera- Brown’s estate filed a tor, Windsor Capital Group, said the companies should wrongful death lawsuit not be blamed for what Barrett did. against her partner, Nick “We concede that Ms. Andrews is a victim of a crime, Gordon, accusing him of a terrible, disgusting crime by Mr. Barrett,” attorney giving her a “toxic cock- Marc Dedman told jurors. tail” and putting her face But he said Barrett went to great lengths to stalk the ITEm pHoTo | owEn o’rourkE down in water. Gordon TV host, following her to multiple cities and altering has not been charged peepholes in multiple hotels. He said the companies Benji is an 11-year-old rescue dog who came from Puerto Rico where and his attorney said the could not have foreseen that somebody would be able he was on the streets for a year and a half. He and Ron LeBlanc sit report should put to rest to alter peepholes on room doors to secretly shoot nude on this bench at Red Rock Park all the time. “all the negativity sur- videos of guests. rounding” him. Manager: Joey Feek, of country A super find duo Joey + Rory, dies at 40 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Joey Feek, who with her husband, Rory, formed the award- winning country duo Joey + Rory, died Fri- day, her pHoTo | assocIaTEd prEss Feek manager Republican presidential candidates, Sen. Mar- said. co Rubio, R-Fla., and businessman Donald Feek, who had been Trump argue as Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and diagnosed with cancer two years ago, died at Ohio Gov. John Kasich listen during a Repub- home in Indiana, Aaron lican presidential primary debate at Fox The- Carnahan said. atre Thursday in Detroit. The brunette singer from Alexandria, Ind., Fox gets 16.9 million viewers found success when for GOP debate she paired up with her songwriter husband on NEW YORK (AP) — The 16.9 million people who saw the Country Music Tele- Fox News Channel’s coverage of the Republican presi- vision singing competi- dential debate on Thursday have made it the fourth tion “Can You Duet?” in most-watched debate in a primary season ever. 2008. Joey Feek sang The Nielsen company said Friday that’s also the lead and her husband, fourth most-watched Republican debate of the 2016 known for his side- campaign cycle — a testament to the extraordinary burns and blond flattop, provided harmonies on interest these events have had for television viewers. such traditional country The debate stages are getting less crowded, with the songs as “That’s Impor- Detroit debate featuring Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, tant to Me.” Marco Rubio and John Kasich. In 2014, she was diagnosed with cervical cancer, which continued to spread despite multiple SEnd uS YOuR STuFF surgeries, chemotherapy WE WAnT TO HEAR FROM YOu! TO cOnTRibuTE TO LOOk!, and radiation treatment. ITEm pHoTo | owEn o’rourkE Last fall, Rory Feek PLEASE EMAiL [email protected] OR MAiL YOuR wrote on his blog that Superman is still at the top of the heap even in the rag pile at the they had decided to end thrift store on Munroe Street in Lynn. 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PHOtO | sPenser Hasak Colin Daly moves the puck up the ice. Marblehead hockey moves PHOtO | bOb rOcHe on, knocks out Winthrop Lynnfield’s Louis Ellis goes up for a shot. By Scot Cooper the game. tough to do. We know their back- foR the Item “the first game, the kids ground, we know how they play,” were a little bit nervous. Play- haley said. “We’re familiar with Ellis leads Lynnfield WoBURN — there’s an ad- ing haverhill, we were really a a lot of their players, their style. age that says it’s tough to beat little tight,” Jackson said. “one I really think we had a lot more a team three times in a season. of the things that was helpful to confidence going into this game to semifinals another says that the third us was the fact that we did play than we did the other night.” time’s the charm. By Gordon Vincent Cape ann League compatriot the marblehead boys’ hockey Winthrop twice this year.” “We didn’t play marblehead foR the Item Newburyport, in a Division 3 team went with the latter, beat- Braden haley buried two hockey the other night until North quarterfinal round tour- goals for the magicians and an- there were five minutes left.t o- LYNNfIeLD — Lynnfield’s ing Winthrop for the third time nament game on friday night this season, cruising to a 5-2 drew mcGurrin did haley one night, we went out and played Louis ellis picked the right at Lynnfield high. win in the quarterfinal round better, scoring a hat trick. haley marblehead hockey for all three night to have the best basket- the No. 2 Pioneers (17-4) will of the Division 2 North tourna- and mcGurrin both said after periods and that’s why we won,” ball game of his life. play either Saugus or Stone- ment. the game that having seen Win- haley added. ellis scored 34 points and ham in the semifinals, at a date marblehead coach Bob Jack- throp already, they were able to mcGurrin said that the team grabbed 19 rebounds while and location to be determined. son said that it certainly was prepare a little bit better than knew it had to play better friday teammate Brendan Sullivan ellis and Sullivan were a helpful that his team had seen they did against the hillies on night, and playing a familiar foe added 27 points to lead the two-man wrecking crew for Winthrop a couple of times this tuesday night. helped. Lynnfield high boys’ basket- winter, and they knew what the “We came out and beat Win- ball team to a 68-57 win over LYNNFIELD, B2 Vikings were going to bring to throp twice this year, which is MARBLEHEAD, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 Danvers falls to No. 1 Watertown SCHOOL ROUNDUP Falcons coach Pat Veilleux pushes throughout the said of Watertown. game, Gloucester was able Danvers managed to to capitalize on its oppor- By Natalie Durazo shoot just 18 percent from FOR THE ITEM tunities, and will advance the field in an “ice cold” to the semifinal round of beginning of the night, ac- The No. 9-seeded Fal- the North Division 2 sec- cons fell to top-seed Wa- cording to Veilleux. tional tournament. The tertown in the quarterfi- “That’s not going to beat nal round of the Division anyone, especially Water- Fishermen struck first 2 North sectional tourna- town,” Veilleux said. with a goal by freshman ment Friday night, 52-33. Despite the season-end- Derek Hopkins. Glouces- Devan Walsh led Danvers ing loss, Veilleux acknowl- ter goalie Noah Poliskey with 12 points. edged his team’s “fantastic registered 46 saves, with Danvers faced an 18-6 season” and said the Fal- 19 coming in the third pe- cons are looking forward deficit at the end of the riod. The Fishermen will first quarter, and trailed to next season. play Lincoln-Sudbury, by as many as 20 points in BOYS HOCKEY the second half. Gloucester 4, who beat N. Reading 5-4 “I find it hard to believe Tewksbury 2 in the quarterfinals, on that anyone will beat In a close contest with March 8 at Chelmsford them in the tournament,” both teams making strong Forum in Billerica. St. Mary’s to take on

item file PHOtO Fenwick in semifinals Colleen Corcoran scored 18 points in the Crusaders’ win on Friday. SPARTANS From B1

Spartans in scoring with Fenwick girls take 17 points, and Mia No- wicki added 12, including two big 3-pointers late in the first quarter. Christina Nowicki chipped in with down Amesbury two 3-pointers in the second half. Temi Falayi had By Matt Fraser ketball.” nery O’Connor at 6:18. a clear height advantage FOR THE ITEM Brennan and Corcoran The floodgates opened for over the Royals on the combined for nine points good shortly after, start- boards, and brought in DANVERS — A 10-day in the opening eight mining with a three-point eight rebounds to go with layoff between games had utes, with Brennan bury- play from freshman Jax- her 11 points. Kayla Cart- no effect on the Bishop ing the first of four triples son Nadeau, who drew a er had a strong all-around Fenwick girls basketball at the 5:40 mark, forcing foul on a successful bank game with nine points and team in its Division 3 the Indians to call an ear- in. Corcoran scored eight three rebounds, and Ol- North tournament opener, ly timeout. points in the period, which ivia Nazaire was quiet of- a 69-32 rout of No. 7 Ames- Following a 3-pointer ended on the first of a trio fensively, but pulled down bury on Friday evening at from the Indians’ Madi- of 3-pointers from Manci- nine rebounds and played St. John’s Prep. son Napoli (team-high 11 nelli with eight seconds strong defense. The No. 2 Crusaders, led points), Fenwick put the remaining in the second, The Royals struggled to by seniors Sydney Bren- clamps down in the de- allowing the Crusaders to find quality shots as the nan (game-high 22 points) fensive end while junior enter halftime ahead, 34- Spartans’ strong defense and Colleen Corcoran (18) Samantha Mancinelli and 15. overpowered them. St. went on a 10-0 run span- sophomore Jennie Mea- “I was a bit nervous Mary’s forced five turn- ning 6:37 of the first and gher put back a couple of coming in, thinking we’d overs in the first quarter, second quarters to build offensive rebounds to give maybe come out a little with a few resulting in a comfortable lead before the Crusaders a 13-7 lead too excited and miss some easy Spartans’ points. their dynamic offense put after one quarter. shots,” said DeBaggis, who The big challenge lies the game out of reach by Mancinelli finished with quickly found out that ahead for the Spartans. halftime. 11 points, while Meagher wasn’t the case, as his St. Mary’s will take on ri- “I thought it was an ex- added seven off of the team showed exceptional val and No. 2-seed Bishop tremely well-rounded ef- bench. composure. “The girls Fenwick, who cruised to a fort from start to finish,” “You can’t win the big were calm and quickly 69-32 win over No. 7-seed said coach Adam DeBag- games without a certain settled into a rhythm at Amesbury in the quarter- gis, whose team advances kind of team chemistry,” both ends which was re- finals on Friday, next week to the semifinals for a said DeBaggis who gushed ally great to see.” Bren- (TBA). item PHOtO | katie mOrrisOn Catholic Central League over his team’s’ work on nan and Mancinelli (five Fenwick has already Olivia Nazaire unleashes a layup. showdown with No. 3 St. the glass led by Corcoran assists) each hit a pair of defeated St. Mary’s twice Mary’s. “You can’t really (10 rebounds), Mancinelli triples in the third quar- this season. played them three times. we’re looking forward to it, strategize around starting (8) and Meagher (7). ter before Fenwick’s bench “We know what won’t I wish this came a little and it should be a great at- strong, but that was cer- took over. Seniors Ellen Consecutive buckets work — what we’ve done later in the tournament, mosphere.” tainly one of our talking from Corcoran to open Fantozzi (4 points) and the first two times (against points and the girls did a the ensuing frame pre- Melissa MacKenzie added Fenwick),” said Newhall. but we both had unbeliev- Katie Morrison can be very good job of executing ceded the merciful end buckets along with juniors “But, hey, it’s a rivalry able seasons so we both got reached at kmorrison@ early, on both ends of the of Amesbury’s drought, Samantha Gulla and Mi- game. It’s the second time byes, we win one game, and itemlive.com. Follow her floor. That’s Fenwick bas- via a basket from Flan- kayla Porcaro. in three years that we’ve we’re in the semifinals. So on Twitter at @KatieMo61. Classical girls topped by Lowell

RAMS the looks, they just didn’t go From B1 in.” With a few minutes left in them under 50 points, but our the half, Lowell hit a couple shots just weren’t going in to- of three-pointers to stretch night.” out the lead before the break. Senior Chenysse Hill led At halftime, Lowell still led, the Rams in her final high 21-12. school game, finishing with Classical had its best quar- Brendan Sullivan 10 points and five rebounds. ter in the third, but so did catches Newbury- Sophomore Paris Wilkey the Red Raiders. Lowell was port’s Quin Stott off had eight points and five re- able to stretch the lead out balance on a drive to bounds, while junior Priscll to as many as 15 points in the basket. Alouidor had five points and the third quarter before the four rebounds. Sophomore Rams went on a small run to PHOtO | bOb rOcHe Jeylly Medrano finishedclose the period. with two points and nine The fourth quarter was rebounds and junior Son- much of the same, with Low- eta Srey had two points and ell holding onto its double- Lynnfield boys hoops moves on eight rebounds. digit lead. Eventually, the Classical fell behind early. substitutes came in and the LYNNFIELD Mackenzie said. “It’s tough to play key on consecutive possessions. The Rams had trouble with clock was run down. From B1 against a desperate team like Then, early in the fourth quarter, Lowell’s defensive rotations Classical finishes up the they (the Clippers) were tonight. he tipped in a rebound to thwart and gave up a lot of turnovers season with a 15-9 record. They really made us work hard.” a brief Newburyport run and keep in the first quarter. Classical Lynnfield, scoring all but seven of “It’s tough to say goodbye A close first half that ended with his team ahead by double-digits. couldn’t get anything going, to three seniors, Shannon their team’s points against the No. Lynnfield ahead, 31-29, featured “Louis Ellis is the best-looking and after the first quarter Magner, Chenysse Hill and 10 Clippers (11-11), who were led Lowell held the lead, 14-6. Christina Behen, three great by Robert Shay with 19 points and six lead changes and two ties, as player I’ve ever coached,” Macken- Classical managed to right kids who do their job both Dan Baribeault with 18 points. neither team built a lead greater zie said. “He’s capable of anything the ship to a degree in the in the classroom and on the “I just started feeling it early than four points. Ellis (17) and on a basketball court.” second quarter, but it was still court. I just told the under- and my teammates kept getting Sullivan (12) combined for all but Sullivan and Ellis combined for hard to shrink the deficit. The classmen in the locker room me the ball,” Ellis said. “Inside, two of the Pioneers’ points. New- six straight points to give Lyn- Rams did hold a 16-9 advan- that those three have raised outside, the shots just started fall- buryport freshman Casey McLar- nfield its largest lead of the game tage in the rebounding cat- the bar. They were commit- ing. It was one of those nights.” en scored seven early points, and at 57-41 with 4:47 left to play. Ba- egory, but they couldn’t turn ted to this team, and now The Pioneers never really took Mackenzie countered with a tac- ribeault answered with six consec- they’re passing the torch to those rebounds into points at command of the game against the tical move, switching center Mi- utive points to rally the Clippers, the underclassmen to show chael Carangelo to guard McLar- and back-to-back 3-pointers by the other end. the same commitment and pesky Clippers, though, until Ellis “We won the rebounding dedication so that hopefully keyed an 8-0 run that advanced a en on defense. Carangelo limited Nick Rogers and Shay got New- battle because these girls have we can get back here.” four-point lead into a 48-36 cush- McLaren to two points for the rest buryport to within eight points in unbelievable effort and inten- ion with 40 seconds left in the of the game. the final minute. sity,” Sawyer said. “They refuse Mike Alongi can be reached third quarter. In the third quarter, Ellis Sullivan took over at that point, to let anyone outwork them. It at [email protected]. “I loved our effort tonight, es- showed his versatility by scoring a going 6-for-6 from the free throw just came down to the fact that Follow him on Twitter at pecially on defense in the third on a driving layup and then nail- line to clinch the win for Lyn- we couldn’t make shots. We got @m_alongi. quarter,” Lynnfield coach Scott ing a 3-pointer from the top of the nfield. Saturday, MarCH 5, 2016 tHE daILy ItEM SPORTS B3

the schedule sports briefs SATURDAY Tune-Up for Girls Hockey Arlington at Beverly/Danvers, 11:45 Tryouts camp St. Mary’s at Haverhill/NA/Pent, 3 The Tune-Up for Tryouts Girls Basketball softball camp is being held Triton vs. Swampscott, 4 from March 14-18 at Lynn Classical High School gym Boys Basketball from 5-7 p.m. Players from Brighton at Danvers, 4 eighth to 12th grade are wel- Boys Hockey come. The cost is $75. To reg- St. Mary’s at Chelmsford, 7:40 ister, please mail payment to Chris Warren, 14 Manson St. SUNDAY in Lynn. For more informa- Boys Hockey tion, contact Chris Warren at East Boston at Lynn, 11:40 [email protected] or St. John’s Prep vs. Burlington, 6 at 781-244-0022.

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Ortiz said he is main- two hitless innings with one strike- Texas A&M, ESPN2, 12 p.m.; MLB Ortiz went 0 for 3 in his first exhibi- taining the same preparation. out and one hit batter. Women’s ACC tournament, Baltimore at Boston, NESN, tion game of his final spring train- "I ain't changing nothing," he said. "I thought he looked good," Rays ESPNU, 12 p.m.; Providence WEEI (93.7), 1:05 p.m. ing, a 7-2 victory by the Boston Red Jackie Bradley Jr., who went 2 for manager Kevin Cash said. "Was ef- at St. John’s, FS1, 12:30 College Basketball Sox over the Tampa Bay Rays. 2, opened the scoring with a home ficient. Was trying a couple of differ- p.m.; Oklahoma at TCU, Ortiz popped out in the first run on the first pitch of the third in- ent things. Threw some changeups." Patriot League tournament, ESPNews, 1 p.m.; Women’s against Chris Archer, flied out in Boston fielding a lineup with most CBSSN, 12 p.m.; SMU at ning from Kyle McPherson. Atlantic 10 tournament, the fourth off Kyle McPherson and James Loney and Logan Morrison of its projected starters. CBSSN, 1:30 p.m.; LSU at Cincinnati, CBS, 12 p.m.; flied out in the sixth against Jhan each had two hits for the Rays. "It was good to get positive feed- Kentucky, CBS, 2p.m.; Syra- Women’s Atlantic 10 tourna- Martinez. Boston broke open the game with back from that," Archer said, cuse at Florida State, ment, ESPNU, 12 p.m.; West "It feels good, as usual," Ortiz said. three runs each in the sixth and sev- Boston right-hander Joe Kelly, the ESPN2, 2 p.m.; West Virginia Coast Tournament, ESPN2, "Just getting ready for the season." enth innings. leading candidate for the fifth spot at Baylor, ESPN, 2 p.m.; CAA 12:30 p.m.; Women’s ACC Ortiz announced last fall on his STARTING TIME in the rotation, gave up two hits in tournament, CSN, 2:30 p.m.; tournament, ESPN, 12:30 40th birthday that this will be his In his first outing, Archer pitched two scoreless innings. Women’s ACC tournament, p.m.; Colonial tournament, ESPNU, 2:30 p.m.; Kansas NBCSN, 1 p.m.; Central Flori- State at Texas Tech, da at UConn, ESPNU, 2 ESPNews, 3 p.m.; George p.m.; Missouri Valley tourna- Washington at Davidson, ment, CBS, 2 p.m.; Patriot NBCSN, 3:30 p.m.; Missouri League tournament, CBSSN, Valley tournament, CBSSN, 2 p.m.; Big South tourna- 3:30 p.m.; Alabama at Geor- ment, ESPN2, 2:30 p.m.; gia, ESPN2, 4 p.m.; Iowa Women’s Big 12 tournament, State at Kansas, ESPN, 4 FS1, 2:30 p.m.; Women’s p.m.; Stanford at Arizona, SEC tournament, ESPN, CBS, 4 p.m.; South Florida 2:30 p.m.; Colonial tourna- at Tulsa, ESPNews, 5 p.m.; Women’s SEC tournament, ment, NBCSN, 3:30 p.m.; ESPNU, 5 p.m.; Missouri Val- Memphis at East Carolina, ley tournament, CBSSN, 6 CBSSN, 4 p.m.; Maryland at p.m.; Ohio Valley tourna- Indiana, CBS, 4:30 p.m.; ment, ESPN2, 6 p.m.; North Women’s American Athletic Carolina at Duke, ESPN, tournament, ESPNU, 4:30 6:30 p.m.; Women’s SEC p.m.; Women’s Big 12 tour- tournament, ESPNU, 7 p.m.; nament, FS1, 5 p.m.; Wom- California at Arizona State, en’s American Athletic tour- ESPN2, 8 p.m.; VCU at Day- nament, ESPNU, 6:30 p.m.; ton, CBSSN, 8 p.m.; Louis- Atlantic Sun tournament, ville at Virginia, ESPN, 8:30 ESPN2, 7 p.m.; Women’s Big p.m.; Colorado at Utah, Ten tournament, ESPN, 7 ESPNU, 9:30 p.m.; UNLV at p.m.; Women’s PAC-12 tour- San Diego State, CBSSN, 10 nament, ESPN, 9 p.m. p.m.; West Coast tourna- NBA ment, ESPN2, 10 p.m. Golden State at LA Lakers, NBA ABC, 3:30 p.m.; Portland at photo | associated press Boston at Cleveland, CSN, 7 Detroit, NBATV, 6 p.m. p.m.; Houston at Chicago, Boston Celtics’ Isaiah Thomas, left, drives past New York Knicks’ Arron Afflalo. ABC, 8:30 p.m. Golf Golf PGA: WGC-Cadillac Champion- ship, Golf, 12 p.m.; PGA: PGA: WGC-Cadillac Champion- WGC-Cadillac Championship, ship, Golf, 12 p.m.; PGA: NBC, 2 p.m. Celtics edge New York WGC-Cadillac Championship, NBC, 3 p.m.; LPGA: HSBC NHL BOSTON (AP) — Isa- points in the fourth quar- the Knicks, who lost their one, and after Robin Lopez Champions, Golf, 11:59 p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota, iah Thomas had 32 points ter but used a series of third straight. came up well short on a Gymnastics NBCSN, 8 p.m. and eight assists, Avery mini-runs to eventually Boston got within two hook, Turner connected on AT&T American Cup, NBC, 1 Radio Bradley hit a go-ahead take the lead for good on early in the final period, a jumper to put the Celtics p.m. MLB layup with 17.7 seconds the driving layup by Brad- before the Knicks got some in front 103-102. NHL Baltimore at Boston, WEEI left and the Boston Celtics ley. separation at 100-92. Out of a timeout, Antho- Washington at Boston, NESN, (93.7), 1:05 p.m. extended their home win- Carmelo Anthony had a But Boston rallied again, ning streak to 13 games chance to win the game this time reeling off seven ny got free off a screen and WBZ-FM (98.5), 7 p.m. College Hockey with a 105-104 win over in the closing seconds but straight points to get back dropped in a short fade Radio Hockey East tournament: the New York Knicks on badly missed a 3-pointer within a point with 1:32 away to give New York its MLB Maine at Northeastern (if Friday night. off the backboard as time remaining. final lead of the night. Exhibition: Boston at NY Yan- nec), WRCA (1330), 7 p.m. Evan Turner had 21 expired. Anthony ended the run Anthony helped the points and eight rebounds Anthony had 30 points on New York's next posses- Nhl for the Celtics, and Jae and seven rebounds. Ar- sion, rolling in an 18-foot- Knicks shoot 52 percent (23 for 44) in the first half. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Crowder finished with 20 ron Afflalo added 17 points er to make it 102-99. Atlantic Division Central Division points and eight rebounds. and Kristaps Porzingis Boston's Jared Sullinger They also connected on six GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston trailed by eight finished with 15 points for scored to get it back to Tampa Bay 64 38 22 4 80 179 152 Chicago 66 40 21 5 85 187 159 3s before halftime. Florida 64 36 20 8 80 176 151 Dallas 65 38 20 7 83 209 189 Boston 65 36 23 6 78 201 178 St. Louis 66 37 20 9 83 166 162 Detroit 64 32 21 11 75 163 168 Nashville 65 32 21 12 76 176 166 Ottawa 65 30 28 7 67 189 204 Minnesota 65 30 25 10 70 172 163 Montreal 65 30 29 6 66 177 181 Colorado 66 33 29 4 70 178 189 Marblehead hockey advances Buffalo 65 26 31 8 60 154 175 Winnipeg 63 26 32 5 57 164 190 Toronto 63 21 32 10 52 150 187 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA MARBLEHEAD Winthrop had closed out GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angeles 63 38 21 4 80 168 145 the first period with good Washington 64 47 13 4 98 210 149 Anaheim 63 36 19 8 80 161 147 From B1 N.Y.R. 65 38 21 6 82 184 165 San Jose 63 35 22 6 76 191 169 pressure on Magicians’ N.Y.I. 62 35 20 7 77 178 154 Vancouver 63 24 27 12 60 152 181 “Everything kind of goalie Ronan Cunningham. Pittsburgh 63 33 22 8 74 171 161 Arizona 64 27 31 6 60 169 203 Winthrop coach Dale Philadelphia 63 29 23 11 69 157 172 Edmonton 67 25 35 7 57 165 200 worked out tonight, Colin New Jersey 65 31 27 7 69 145 160 Calgary 64 26 34 4 56 173 203 (Daly), Owen (Picariello) Dunbar said Marblehead is Carolina 65 29 26 10 68 158 174 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- an excellent team, and it’s Columbus 65 27 30 8 62 173 199 time loss. and P. J. (Roy) all gave me great passes, and I was tough when you try to key able to score three goals,” on one player, because they Nba McGurrin said. “I think have quite a few goal scorers. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE playing Haverhill, we “We’ve seen them before, Atlantic Division Southwest Division we know them, they get W L Pct GB W L Pct GB didn’t know what to ex- Toronto 41 19 .683 — x-San Antonio 52 9 .852 — pect, and tonight we knew pumped up for the rivalry, Boston 38 25 .603 4½ Memphis 37 24 .607 15 what Winthrop was going we get pumped up for the ri- New York 25 38 .397 17½ Dallas 33 29 .532 19½ valry, and we made a couple Brooklyn 17 44 .279 24½ Houston 30 31 .492 22 to do and what we would Philadelphia 8 54 .129 34 New Orleans 23 37 .383 28½ have to do against them.” of mistakes that ended up Southeast Division Northwest Division Picariello and Tim Ka- in the net. You can’t do that W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 36 26 .581 — Oklahoma City 42 20 .677 — linowski each had a pair against a good team like Atlanta 33 28 .541 2½ Portland 33 30 .524 9½ of assists for Marblehead. Marblehead,” Dunbar said. Charlotte 33 28 .541 2½ Utah 28 33 .459 13½ Kalinowski had three Charlie Page and Henry Washington 30 31 .492 5½ Denver 24 37 .393 17½ Orlando 27 34 .443 8½ Minnesota 19 43 .306 23 great chances to add to Brooks scored for Win- Central Division Pacific Division a 2-0 lead, but Winthrop throp (12-7-3). W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 43 17 .717 — x-Golden State 55 5 .917 — goalie Greg Gill came up Marblehead (23-0-1) ad- Indiana 32 30 .516 12 L.A. Clippers 40 20 .667 15 with a big save each time. vances to the semifinals Detroit 31 30 .508 12½ Sacramento 25 35 .417 30 The third goal really took next Tuesday night in Chicago 30 30 .500 13 Phoenix 16 46 .258 40 photo | spenser hasak Milwaukee 26 36 .419 18 L.A. Lakers 12 50 .194 44 a lot out of the Vikings, just Chelmsford against Bos- x-clinched playoff spot 39 seconds into period two. ton Latin. The Magicians celebrate their win. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 COMICS

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News- Person of Interest Elementary your way. a partnership will to offer. don’t sit back when an idea that you want to pur- % ABC Edition United Center. (N) Center 5 “Nothing to Hide” prove to be advantageous. you should be taking the lead. sue. Explore new friendships WHDH Access Hollywood Dateline NBC “Strangers on a Train” Detec- Saturday Night Live 7 News at Saturday Night Live Host Jonah Your think big and be willing to give you’ll be rewarded for your ef- and share creative dreams. _ NBC (N) tives investigate a disappearance. 11PM Hill; Future performs. Move your all. forts. WFXT Entertainment Rosewood Lucifer A quarter- FOX 25 Sports Animation Domina- The Closer “Pilot” FOX 25 9 FOX Tonight (N) back finds a corpse. News Wrap tion High-Def News ARIES (March 21-April 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WUNI Fútbol Mexicano LatiNation (N) Sal y Pimienta Dur- Noticiero Estrellados (N) Desmadru- Look for ways to improve your rethink your vocational strat- refuse to let anyone distract ; UNI Primera División miendo gados chances of success. Sign up egy. Check the online job mar- you from pursuing your goals. WSBK Big Bang Big Bang Abduction (2011, Action) Taylor Laut- WBZ News (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & Indulgence will lead to regret. F MNT Theory Theory ner, Lily Collins, Alfred Molina. Molly for a course or find someone ket. Set up a healthy routine Spare your reputation and do WGBX Suze Or- 60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music) Artists This Land Is Your Land (My HS Quiz 10 Rea- Austin City Limits NOVA to be your mentor in order to that will help you approach L PBS man’s and groups from the 1960s. 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Asom. tremas interest to listen to others and people together. draw the line Engaging in activities with gauge what they think if you WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Flash- if someone wants a cash do- children, your parents or a ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit point want to gain the upper hand nation. loved one will alleviate ten- CABLE STATIONS in a conversation or challenge. The First 48 “Shat- The First 48 The First 48: Drugs The First 48: Drugs The First 48 The First 48 The First sion and build a strong bond. A&E GEMINI (May 21-June 20) tered Glass” Kill “10 Pounds” Kill (N) 48 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) (6:30) “Hard to Kill” (1990, Under Siege (1992, Action) Steven Seagal. A Out for Justice (1991, Action) Steven Above Show some discipline and re- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AMC Action) Steven Seagal. Navy cook thwarts a plot to hijack a battleship. Seagal, William Forsythe. the Law fuse to be sucked into doing Personal improvements can Set up a routine or put togeth- Real Housewives/ The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl In Her er a plan that will help you BRAVO something that isn’t good for be made. relaxing or attend- Beverly Streep, Anne Hathaway. ‘PG-13’ Streep, Anne Hathaway. ‘PG-13’ Shoes your health, finances or emo- ing a retreat that will help you make positive changes. Look- NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Cleveland Cavaliers. Celtics Celtics SportsNet College Basketball CAA Tournament -- SportsNet CSNE tional state. avoid secret af- recognize your potential is ing back at past accomplish- Quicken Loans Arena. (N) Post. Insider Cent Northeastern vs. Towson. (N) Cent fairs or unsafe entertainment. favored, along with love, ro- ments will help you rise to the MythBusters “Star MythBusters The MythBusters (N) MythBusters Hosts MythBusters The MythBusters Myth- DISC Wars Spectacular” final episode. (N) test urban legends. final episode. Busters don’t avoid the truth. mance and new beginnings. occasion. Austin & Bunk’d Ratatouille (2007, Comedy) Voices Kirby Gamer’s Best Austin & Jessie Jessie Austin & DISN Ally of Patton Oswalt, Ian Holm. ‘G’ Buckets Guide Friends Ally Ally (6:30) College Basketball North College Basketball Louisville at Virginia. SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- BRIDGE ESPN Carolina at Duke. (N) Virginia hosts Louisville. (N) ter College Basketball College Basketball California at Arizona College Basketball WCC Tournament -- Basket- College Basketball: ESPN2 State. (N) TBA vs. Saint Mary’s. Third quarterfinal. ball WCC Tournament (6:00) “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007, Fantasy) Daniel Shadow- The lead can give the answer FREE (2005, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. Radcliffe. Harry prepares a group of students to fight Voldemort. hunters alexis Carrel, a French sur- the club suit for the 12th winner. that his partner could not (5:30) “Here Grown Ups 2 (2013, Comedy) Adam Grown Ups 2 (2013, Comedy) Adam Mike & Mike & Louie FX Comes the Boom” Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock. Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock. Molly Molly geon and biologist who was He won the heart lead with have a speedy entry to deliver (6:00) “San Spy (2015, Comedy) Melissa McCar- Boxing Luis Ortiz vs. Tony Thompson. Vinyl “Whispered Girls awarded a Nobel Prize in dummy’s queen, drew trumps a heart ruff. So South should HBO Andreas” (2015) thy, Jason Statham. ‘R’ From Washington, D.C. 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(6:30) “Scary Big Eyes (2014, Drama) Amy Adams, Boxing Julian Williams vs. Marcello Matano. From Bethlehem, Black SHOW still analyze – draw deductions at the time, South claimed Movie” ‘R’ Christoph Waltz. ‘PG-13’ Pa. (N) Snake from what has happened. In that it was a guess; that West (5:35) “The Shaw- Black Sails “XXIV.” Black Sails “XXV.” Black Sails “XXV.” Black Sails “XXV.” Aloha (2015) Bradley Coo- STARZ shank Redemption” (N) per, Emma Stone. ‘PG-13’ this deal, the original South, would always play low smooth- (6:30) “The Scorpion King 3: Battle for The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power (2015, Army of Darkness (1992, Fantasy) who thought he was an expert, ly. the latter comment was SYFY Redemption” (2012) Victor Webster. Action) Victor Webster, Lou Ferrigno. Bruce Campbell, Embeth Davidtz. lost two club tricks after reach- right, but it was not a guess. 2 Broke Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Angie The Pacifier (2005) Vin TBS ing an incorrect conclusion. West’s lead was known to Girls Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Tribeca Diesel, Lauren Graham. In six spades, South started have been a singleton. He “Hobbit-Unexpect- The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013) Ian McKellen, Martin The Lord of the Rings: The Fellow- TNT ed” Freeman. Bilbo and company encounter the fearsome dragon Smaug. ship of the Ring (2001, Fantasy) with 11 top tricks: five spades, would not have chosen that (5:30) “Bridesmaids” Couples Retreat (2009, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Colony Katie gets a Suits Mike makes NCIS: LA five hearts and one diamond. card looking at an ace, be- USA (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig. Jason Bateman, Jon Favreau. second chance. one final play. He was faced with guessing cause he would have known (6:00) “Cruel Fight Club (1999) Brad Pitt, Edward Norton. Men vent their Fight Club (1999) Brad Pitt. Men vent their rage VH1 Intentions” rage by beating each other in a secret arena. by beating each other in a secret arena. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV MARCH 6, 2016 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Aging Backwards- BAFTA Celebrates Masterpiece Classic Changes at Downton Aging Backwards- Smart Fats to Out-Smart Aging ^ PBS M. Esmonde-White Downton Abbey (N) Abbey. (N) M. Esmonde-White With Dr. Steven Masley WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Madam Secretary The Good Wife CSI: Cyber “5 Deadly WBZ Sports Final (N) McCarver Tai Chi $ CBS “Hijriyyah” (N) “Hearing” (N) Sins” (N) News (N) Master! WCVB Once Upon a Time Once Upon a Time The Family “All You Quantico “Alex” (N) News- SportsCen- Fernando Person of Interest % ABC “Swan Song” (N) See Is Dark” (N) Center 5 ter 5 Espuelas “Lady Killer” WHDH The Voice “The Blind Auditions Premiere” Dateline NBC Marcia Clark; the trial of O.J. 7 News at Sports Bens- Extra (N) _ NBC The blind auditions begin. Simpson. (N) 11PM Xtra inger WFXT Border- Bob’s Simpsons Cooper Family Last Man FOX 25 News at FOX 25 Sports Whacked This- FOX 25 9 FOX town (N) Burgers Barrett’s Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Wrap Out Spo. 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Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 Why your hotel room might come without a closet or a desk By Scott Mayerowitz of glass showers. And in- 59, a computer consultant you turn 45, 50 or older, AssociAted Press stead of working at a desk, from Lexington, Kentucky. your body doesn’t like guests are increasingly often, these surfaces those types of positons.” Los ANGeLes — Ho- expected to use glorified aren’t “bigger than a sheet it’s such a concern that tels are going for a new window sills or oversized of paper,” he says, adding frequent traveler forums minimalist look to attract tV trays. that a laptop might fit, but online list desk-less hotels younger guests, but the Photo | AssociAted Press if those “flexible work- not also a binder full of to avoid. move has left some expe- spaces” aren’t conducive documents. Atlanta businessman Michael Boulware Moore rienced travelers angry, charles Kron, a 51-year- speaks to members of the media Friday at the wondering how they’re to creativity, hotels are Wright has spent up to old insurance company site of a planned $75 million International Afri- expected to get work done hoping to nudge guests to 200 nights a year in ho- training consultant from can American Museum in Charleston, S.C. without a desk. bring their laptops to the tels and understands that Atlanta, criticized Marriott Younger travelers, ho- lobby, where they might many make changes to ca- in one such discussion for tels note, just want a clean buy a glass of wine while ter to younger travelers. “moving away from being a Descendant of and efficient space to stay. typing away. But he can’t imagine any business hotel chain.” they spend less time in But for seasoned travel- millennial deciding not to on one trip, he used the rooms and like to socialize ers who enjoy working in stay in a hotel because the ironing board as a desk. rebel slave named and work in vibrant lob- the quiet of their rooms room has a desk. But for Heading to the lobby bies with a sense of com- this has caused major older road warriors, a lack isn’t a solution. munity. headaches. of a desk is a deal breaker. “i’m not on the road to so carpets are being re- “Flexible, i have no “When you are 25 all is be social,” says Kron, who museum head placed by easy-to-clean problem with. Unusable, well and you can roll up in spends 150 nights a year laminate floors. tubs are is what i have a problem a ball and sit anywhere,” traveling. “i’m on the road By Bruce Smith made at the planned site of being ripped out in favor with,” says don Wright, Wright says. “But when to get work done.” AssociAted Press the museum, the location of a former wharf on the cHArLestoN, s.c. — cooper river where tens of the great-great-grandson thousands of slaves first set Peanuts for babies? Studies back of a slave who comman- foot in the United states. deered a confederate ship it was on the cooper and took it to Union forc- river on a foggy spring allergy-preventing exposure strategy es blockading the south night more than 150 years carolina coast is the new ago that smalls comman- By Lindsey Tanner that means at-risk kids medical meeting in Los president and ceo of the deered an ammunition AssociAted Press who don’t want to eat pea- Angeles. planned $75 million inter- nut butter on a weekly ba- Food allergies are com- national African American ship, steamed upriver cHicAGo — two new sis can safely take a break, mon, potentially serious Museum in charleston. to pick up family and studies bolster evidence at least for a year. and sometimes deadly. Museum officials an- friends, and then slipped that feeding babies pea- the second new study they’re becoming more nounced on Friday that At- past five southern batter- nuts or other allergy-in- suggests that the early prevalent in children in lanta businessman Michael ies in charleston Harbor. ducing foods is more likely strategy could also work many countries, affecting Boulware Moore, who has smalls returned to to protect them than to deep family roots in south charleston a year later to cause problems. with eggs, another food up to 8 percent of kids un- carolina, will head the mu- pilot a Union ironclad in an one study, a follow-up to that can cause allergies in der age 3. About 2 percent Photo | AssociAted Press seum, which officials hope attack on Fort sumter. Af- landmark research pub- young children. it found of U.s. kids have peanut An arrangement of allergies. will open in late 2018. ter the war, besides serving lished last year, suggests that allergies to peanuts peanuts in New York. Moore is a direct descen- as a congressman, he was a that the early prevention and eggs were less com- the results from last dant of robert smalls, member of the south caro- strategy leads to persis- mon in young children who year’s study prompted a and infectious diseases, who made history by com- lina General Assembly and tent, long-lasting results started eating those foods sea change in experts’ ap- said in a statement. mandeering the steam- a federal customs inspector. in children at risk for food at 3 months of age than proach to preventing these it also led to new draft boat Planter in 1862. “this is by far the most allergies. it found that al- in kids who as infants re- allergies. it was the first guidance issued Friday smalls later went on to important job responsibil- lergy protection lasted at ceived only breast milk. “to show that early intro- by a panel convened by become a south carolina ity challenge i have ever least through age 5 and the New england Jour- duction of peanut can pre- Fauci’s agency. the recom- congressman during the had,” said Moore, who has didn’t wane even when nal of Medicine published vent the development of mendations include giving reconstruction era after worked with businesses kids stopped eating pea- both new studies online allergy to it,” dr. Anthony at-risk kids peanut-con- the civil War. large and small and plans nut-containing foods for a Friday, coinciding with Fauci, director of the Na- taining food as early as 4- the announcement was to move to charleston. year. their presentation at a tional institute of Allergy to 6-months of age. Cyclone tears at Fiji’s economy, but experts predict rebound By Nick Perry demolished thousands of Just how many tour- ar, said about half of this AssociAted Press homes, it also tore at the ists will cancel trips or year’s crop of 1.2 million fabric of the south Pacific elect not to go because of metric tons of sugar cane WeLLiNGtoN, New nation’s economy. Apart the cyclone remains to be on the main island of Viti Zealand — the cyclone from tourism, which ac- seen. the winds hit before Levu was destroyed, cost- which tore through Fiji counts for one-third of the peak tourist season of ing farmers about $23 two weeks ago, killing 43 GdP, it also wiped out a June through october. million. people, was so powerful significant chunk of the caroline currie, the re- Most of the 650,000 met- that at the Namena is- sugar crop, another big gional head of economics ric tons on the island of land resort, it ripped out source of foreign income. at the Asian development Vanua Levu survived. the a commercial oven and Fiji’s government has Bank’s Fiji office, expects storm damaged three sug- tossed it half the length of put the initial damage es- the overall economic im- ar mills on Viti Levu, but a football field. timate at about $472 mil- pact to be moderate and they should be able to cope Manager Nigel simpson lion, equivalent to about temporary. with the reduced harvest, said there’s almost noth- 10 percent of the economy. Photo | AssociAted Press “What’s really devastat- which takes place from ing left of the small diving Yet experts and officials A man walks along a street where power poles ing, though, is the loss of May through early July, resort. the six guest hous- say that while many of are knocked over in Rakiraki, Fiji, after cyclone homes and subsistence Khan said. He said officials es are gone, and heavy Fiji’s subsistence farmers Winston ripped through the island nation. lifestyles,” she said. will distribute emergency equipment like generators and workers are facing Particularly hard-hit aid for the many farmers and compressors simply tough times, they don’t ex- suva was also spared, and Before the cyclone, the are the estimated 200,000 who will be left without an vanished in winds of up to pect the cyclone’s impact aid money and rebuilding economy was growing at a people who rely on the income this year. 177 miles per hour. Worst on the larger economy will work will provide econom- healthy 4 percent annual sugar industry: farmers, to attract tourists back, of all, simpson fears cy- be major or long-lasting. ic stimulus. clip. Attracted by sunny cane-cutters, mill work- industry leaders will clone Winston might have that’s because, unlike Home to 900,000 people, beaches and a relaxed ers, people in related in- launch some new pack- smashed up the coral reef Namena island, most Fiji is one of the most devel- way of life, some 700,000 dustries, and their family ages next week that will which attracts tourists to tourist resorts were not oped Pacific island nations. tourists visited last year. members. include accommodation the island, although he’s directly in the cyclone’s Yet the annual GdP per in the month before the Abdul Khan, the execu- and flights on the national yet to investigate under- path and escaped major person is only about $9,000, cyclone hit, tourist num- tive chairman of the Fiji airline, Fiji Airways, said water. damage. Government in- and about 30 percent of bers set a new record for sugar corporation, which Attorney-General Aiyaz the cyclone not only frastructure in the capital people live in poverty. a January. processes all of Fiji’s sug- sayed-Khaiyum. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATurDAY, MArCH 5, 2016 US job growth helps dispel recession fears

By Josh Boak factor into an increas- Kevin Logan, chief U.s. time. AssociAted Press ingly tense presidential economist at the bank consumers have pro- race. Hillary clinton, the HsBc. vided the foundation for WAsHiNGtoN — A ro- democratic front-runner, stock investors appeared much of the job market’s bust February jobs report has cast herself as the to cheer last month’s job improvement in what’s showcased a resilient U.s. logical successor to Presi- growth. the standard & become something of a economy just as fears of a dent Barack obama and Poor’s 500 index climbed self-sustaining cycle. the new recession had begun his stewardship of the 1 percent in late afternoon nearly 2.7 million workers to surface. economy. the republican trading. who have been added over economic reports in hopefuls have spotlighted retailers added 54,900 the past 12 months have recent weeks had fueled what they call the econo- jobs last month. restau- bolstered spending on anxieties about a looming my’s failures, blaming tax rants and bars added autos, housing and meals downturn: Manufactur- rates and obama’s signa- 40,200, the health care out. ers were slumping. stocks ture health care program sector 38,100 and con- that spending has sus- had plummeted. china for stagnant incomes and struction companies tained U.s. economic was slowing sharply along Photo | AssociAted Press the loss of blue-collar jobs. 19,000. growth, even as other in- with other emerging mar- Reece Lightner fills out a job application for a February’s job growth Hiring by employers dicators have signaled a kets. the rising dollar server at a job fair held by The Genuine Hospi- could also give the Fed- that are directly linked to possible drop-off. china, had crushed exports. tality Group in Miami. eral reserve a path to consumers has more than the world’s second-largest But last month, U.s. raise interest rates again offset layoffs at manu- economy, is struggling employers sent a clear certainty has dimmed much of the hiring. as early as June, accord- facturers and fossil fuel with high corporate debts message of confidence. American business’ en- Worker pay did slip last ing to many economists. companies — two sectors and slower growth. oil they added a healthy thusiasm for hiring,” said month after having picked Prior solid job growth had squeezed by the pressures prices have tumbled amid 242,000 jobs, while the sal Guatieri, an economist up in January. But more led the Fed to raise rates of uncertainty in china, relatively low demand. unemployment rate held at BMo capital Markets. Americans began search- from record lows in de- sluggishness in europe, the strong dollar has eat- at a low 4.9 percent, the “the solid jobs report ing for jobs and found cember before it paused at declining oil prices and a en away at exports. government said Friday. should allay recession them. that lifted the job its January meeting in the stronger dollar. With unemployment the gains showed that fears.” market’s participation face of global pressures, Job losses in mining — remaining low, econo- the economy is surmount- retailers, restaurants, rate — the proportion of falling oil prices and sub- which includes the bat- mists say more companies ing its challenges without construction firms and adults either working or par inflation. tered energy industry — should begin to raise pay suffering much damage. health care providers — looking for work — to a “it’s probably a better have totaled 140,400 in to attract workers, there- “Neither global head- the core of consumer de- 13-month high of 62.9 per- than a 50 percent propo- the past 12 months. And by fueling more hiring and winds, financial turbu- mand and vital fuel for cent. sition that they will raise manufacturing has added increasing people’s ability lence nor political un- economic growth — drove Friday’s jobs report will the rates in June,” said just 12,000 jobs over that to spend, invest and save. A modest gain for stocks keeps a four-day winning streak alive

By Marley Jay AssociAted Press NeW YorK — stocks wobbled to the finish Fri- day but salvaged a four- day winning streak after the U.s. government said employers added more jobs than expected in Feb- ruary. that was another vote of confidence in the economy. Mining companies made the biggest Photo | AssociAted Press gains as metals prices Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz arrives backstage at a climbed. campaign stop Friday at the University of Maine in Orono, Maine. the jobs report showed that construction, retail and health care compa- Photo | AssociAted Press Cruz looks to maintain outsider nies are still hiring more A Wall Street sign in front of the flag-draped fa- workers. energy compa- cade of the New York Stock Exchange. nies also rose with the image but unite Republicans recovering price of oil. construction spending and cent, to $35.92 a barrel. stocks fell back from an manufacturing suggested Brent crude, the bench- By Scott Bauer viable candidate than pear to be winning over afternoon peak as inves- that the U.s. economy is mark for international AssociAted Press Florida sen. Marco rubio, some who just weeks ago tors sold telecommunica- doing fairly well. Kate oils, rose $1.65, or 4.5 per- who managed to win just couldn’t fathom the idea of tions companies, which Warne, investment strat- cent, to $38.72 a barrel in MAdisoN, Wis. — tex- Minnesota and faces a getting behind the tea par- have been the best-per- egist for edward Jones, London. as sen. ted cruz is try- nearly impossible road to ty firebrand. Mitt romney, forming sector of the mar- ing to cast himself as the said she expects continued oil prices climbed about securing the nomination the 2012 nominee, argued ket this year. GoP’s conservative savior job and economic growth 10 percent this week and outright. forcefully against trump the dow Jones indus- as party insiders look for for the U.s. have risen for three weeks “the stakes are too high, on thursday. romney also trial average rose 62.87 an alternative to donald “the worries that we’ve in a row, which hadn’t hap- and if you are one of the offered a quasi-endorse- points, or 0.4 percent, trump, an irony consid- been hearing recently pened since May. Brent 65 to 70 percent of repub- ment of cruz, saying that to 17,006.77. the stan- crude is now higher than ering his years spent fos- about the economy sliding licans who recognize that either he, rubio or ohio dard & Poor’s 500 index into recession aren’t war- it was at the beginning tering a reputation as an nominating donald would Gov. John Kasich should gained 6.59 points, or 0.3 ranted,” she said. com- of the year, although U.s. outsider willing to anger be a disaster, then i ask be the nominee. And in percent, to 1,999.99. the bined with low inflation crude is still lower. fellow republicans as well you to come join us,” cruz another sign of growing Nasdaq composite index rates, she said that’s good those gains helped cop- as democrats. said during the debate, mainstream support, cruz edged up 9.60 points, or news for investors. per mining company Free- cruz, a candidate who indicating that national picked up five former na- 0.2 percent, to 4,717.02. Metals and energy prices port-McMoran gained 63 has railed against the polls show more than the Labor department kept climbing on the con- cents, or 6.9 percent, to “Washington cartel,” is ar- two-thirds of republicans tional fundraisers for Jeb said employers added tinued signs of life for the $9.74. Aluminum produc- guing now for a big-tent prefer another choice to Bush, who to many em- 242,000 jobs last month. economy. Gold, which is er Alcoa edged up 10 cents GoP after his stronger- trump. bodied the republican es- consumer demand was trading at its highest price to $9.57. than-expected perfor- “And if you don’t want tablishment. solid, and the government in a year, rose $12.50, or 1 energy stocks also kept mance on super tuesday. him to be the nominee, “they’re realizing it’s also said employers hired percent, to $1,270.70 an rising. drilling rig opera- cruz made the pitch then i ask you to stand time to coalesce around more people in december ounce. silver jumped 55 tors did the best as inves- for unity to a nationwide with us as a broad coali- ted,” cruz’s spokeswoman and January than it had cents, or 3.6 percent, to tors were pleased they audience in thursday’s tion of people who be- Alice stewart said of the previously estimated. $15.69 an ounce and cop- keep closing rigs to cut republican debate in de- lieve in the constitution, Bush fundraisers com- More people also looked per rose 7 cents, or 3 per- costs. transocean climbed troit. He argued that his believe in freedom, and ing to their side. “Having for work. cent, to $2.27 a pound. $1.88, or 17.4 percent, to four victories, in iowa, want to turn this country those people reach out and this week stocks rose the price of U.s. oil $12.71. ensco rose $1.43, texas, oklahoma and around,” he said. join the campaign says a after reports on hiring, jumped $1.35, or 3.9 per- or 13.1 percent, to $12.36. Alaska, make him a more cruz’s victories ap- lot.” Carson spent heavily on consultants, but lightly on campaigning

Julie Bykowicz with carson’s presidential keting officer and owner and Chad Day campaign are positioned to of eleventy Marketing. AssociAted Press continue profiting from his that company uses Face- elevated profile even after book, twitter and other WAsHiNGtoN — Ben he officially ends his bid. social media to place digi- carson ran for president, All told, the carson cam- tal advertising and raise and his consultants won. paign turned over at least money for its clients. the political newcomer, one-quarter of the money Murray and dawson who said Friday that he it raised — $16 million — say the payments to their was ending his bid for the to fundraising and mar- firms do not give a full White House, raised $58 keting firms owned by a picture of all the work million, more money than pair of his top consultants, they did — transforming a any other GoP contender Mike Murray and Ken candidate with 50 percent raised. dawson. name recognition among But an Associated Press By contrast, the car- likely republican vot- review of his campaign son campaign’s payroll ers into one who became finance filings show car- for nine months cost less nearly universally known. son’s campaign is an ex- than $700,000, finance “We had the task of treme example of the documents show, and the building the carson brand big-money business of campaign spent less than along with raising money,” presidential politics. His $600,000 on television Murray said. “everything campaign burned through and radio advertising dur- we did netted money.” the millions he raised by ing the month that voting Payments to tMA and spending more on fund- has taken place, accord- other firms did not all go raising and consultants ing to advertising tracker into the consultants’ pock- than on mass media adver- Kantar Media’s campaign ets, he said. Much of it paid tising, on-the-ground em- Photo | AssociAted Press Media Analysis Group. for postage, printing and ployees and other things Murray has been a cam- other costs associated with that could have swayed Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson speaks during the Conser- paign senior adviser, owns fundraising. dawson also voters, the filings show. vative Political Action Conference (CPAC) Friday in National Harbor, Md. tMA direct and is man- said much of the $10 mil- over the past week, the aging partner of Precision lion paid to his company candidate himself, a soft- some people around him Katie couric, who ques- ably had the wrong team data Management, firms went right back out to pay spoken retired Baltimore “without really vetting tioned carson on whether in place, people who prob- that provide fundraising for digital advertising and neurosurgeon, has won- them carefully.” his campaign had spent ably had different objec- services for direct mail social media promotion. dered aloud whether his carson addressed the is- so much on fundraising to tives than i did. And once and email to voters and He said every payment campaign aides took ad- sue in an interview with gather a list of donors for we discovered that and broker lists of would-be to eleventy was approved vantage of him, even say- cNN last week and again a future business venture. rectified it, the situation supporters. by carson’s campaign ing he was disappointed thursday in a Yahoo News “Mistakes were made,” changed dramatically.” dawson has been car- managers and audited by in himself for trusting interview with journalist carson said. “We prob- some people who worked son’s unofficial chief mar- campaign staff.