TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 Peabody mayor-council dispute brews over coffee shop conversion By Thomas Grillo “I’m in favor of the project,” said Bettencourt in a ITEM STAFF text message. “I am hopeful the council will reconsider their earlier vote. These new units will provide hous- PEABODY — Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. is ing for a number of our residents in need of assistance.” backing a proposal to turn a former coffee shop into Four councilors oppose the project. The 7-4 vote failed eight low-cost apartments, but some city councilors to meet the required eight votes for a special permit. are opposed. Under the proposal, William Skouras plans to trans- The proposal was rejected by a single vote of the City form the shuttered Peabody Coffee House into eight Council earlier this month and is up for reconsider- ation at Thursday night’s meeting. PEABODY, A3 Lynn eld selectmen dive into water-rate increase

By Thomas Grillo ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE ITEM STAFF Members of La Vida and the United Way worked on a mu- LYNNFIELD — The tension ral Monday at Lynn Tech as part of the Martin Luther between the Board of Selectmen King Day observance. They are, front from left, Jocelyn and the Lynn eld Center Water Ovalle, Njuria Perez, Kristen Matui Toc, Asmita Mangar, District (LCWD) has reached a Sonetra Pov and Emilie Wilk. Rear, Kelly Aldinger, Lind- boiling point. sey Duff, Diane Hernandez, Bertine Noel, Nicholas Bran- The selectmen have led a di-Miller and Ackiara Chhim. public records request seeking documents from the water com- mission about the controversial water rate increase that took its The dream is still 2,600 ratepayers by surprise last month. In a Freedom of Information Act request dated Jan. 8, Town real, but there’s Administrator Robert Dolan sought records from Nicholas Couris, LCWD’s acting superin- ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE work to be done tendent. The vehicle involved in the fatal accident on “The Board of Selectmen re- Hammersmith Drive in Saugus Sunday was re- By Steve Krause main concerned about whether moved from the scene by crane on Monday. ITEM STAFF La Vida scholars or not the commissioners actu- ally made formal votes to imple- LYNN — It was an acknowledg- embody King’s ment these new policies from the ment of all that Dr. Martin Luther rate increase, charging for water King Jr. preached and accom- message by use, and retroactive billing,” plished in his short life of 39 years. said Dolan. “In any government There were songs and there was By Steve Krause process, and the LCWD is a gov- poetry, all of which celebrated Af- ITEM STAFF ernment entity, there has to be a rican-American culture while also motion, a second, public discus- dealing with the struggles people LYNN — Students from the La sion, and a vote to legally imple- of color have encountered through Vida Scholar program in Lynn, ment the dramatic changes they their history in the United States. in conjunction with North Shore made.” But the underlying theme at Americorps, wanted to convey Dr. Constance Leccese, LCWD Monday’s 33rd Annual Dr. Martin Martin Luther King Jr.’s message chairwoman, said the selectmen Luther King Jr. Holiday Observa- that “life’s most urgent and per- are welcome to any public docu- tion at the Knights of Columbus sistent question is ‘what are you ments as long as they don’t com- Hall was perhaps put most suc- doing for others?’” promise ratepayer privacy. cinctly by Dr. Patrick Tutwiler, The students, who were working But she sees a darker side to Lynn’s superintendent of schools alongside workers from Ameri- the board’s action. and the keynote speaker. corps at Monday’s eighth annu- “It’s a not-so-veiled attempt to “We are here this morning to al Martin Luther King Jr. Day of take over the water district,” she make a renewed commitment to Service, chose to paint a mural of said. “But I don’t know that they the work,” said Tutwiler. “Friends, positive and community-oriented will be able to. Our enabling act, the work is not done.” stories from local newspapers as which was established by the The breakfast, sponsored by their message of service. state in 1939, says we are an in- the Community Minority Cultur- The day began at Lynn Vocation- dependent organization separate al Center and emceed by Darrell al Technical Institute with opening from the town. They can try, but Murkison, drew a cross-section of remarks from Rep. Seth Moulton, it’s highly unlikely they will be successful.” KING, A3 SCHOLARS, A3 She said the commission’s at- torney has reviewed the minutes of previous meetings and deter- mined the higher rate, its retro- INSIDE active increase, and the tiered Opinion Saugus Sports system, were legal. Brotherton: The Police English boys “The opinion is what we did was perfectly, perfectly legal and  ip side of the dispatcher helps basketball outlasts modern world. A4 deliver baby. A6 St. John’s Prep. B1 LYNNFIELD, A3 Saugus police ID fatal-crash victim By Bella diGrazia about 1:30 p.m. and found ITEM STAFF the car on its roof. Rauseo, BY BILL BROTHERTON the only person in the car, Saugus Police identi- had to be extricated by ed the man who died in Saugus Fire crews. a fatal car crash Sunday The initial investigation Vanilla Ice hot topic afternoon. indicates that the incident Steven Rauseo, 74, was was accidental, said Gi- seriously injured when his orgetti. The cause of the for Lynn writer vehicle crashed through a crash remains under in- garage at a home on Ham- vestigation by the Saugus “Ice Ice Baby” has of the favorite unproduced mersmith Drive, fell off a Police Department, with helped make Chris Good- scripts in Hollywood. cliff, and tumbled down a assistance from the Mas- win white-hot in the lm More than 300 lm execu- 40-foot embankment, ac- sachusetts State Police industry. tives were asked for the 10 cording to a press release Collision Analysis and Re- Goodwin, who grew up favorite scripts they had from Interim Chief Ron- construction Section. in Lynn, recently found received in 2018. “To the ald Giorgetti. Rauseo was out that his screenplay for Extreme,” co-written with Chris Goodwin, left, who grew up in Lynn, taken to a local hospital Bella diGrazia can be “To the Extreme,” a biop- Goodwin’s business part- works in the lm industry in Los Angeles. where he was later pro- reached at bdigrazia@ ic about rapper Vanilla ner Phillip Van, was one of His screenplay, “To the Extreme,” a biopic of nounced dead. itemlive.com. Follow her Ice, made the prestigious rapper Vanilla Ice, was named to the in uen- Saugus Police and Fire on Twitter @BelladiGra- Black List, an annual tally WRITER, A3 tial Black List. responded to the crash at zia.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 27° VOL. 141, ISSUE 38 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 17° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 OBITUARIES

Thomas H. Cantrell, 71 William B. Delaney III, 68 Wayne T. Richard, 61 1947-2019 1950-2019 CLEARWATER, anything, though, he SWAMPSCOTT — and anything asso- SAUGUS — Mr. Wayne Thom- “Micah” Margaret, Alex Chris- Fla. — Thomas Hen- was a good and de- William Brian Delaney ciated with it such as Richard, age 61, formerly topher and Helene Margaret, ry Cantrell, 71, of cent man who loved III, of Swampscott, as boating, shing. of Chelsea, died on Sunday and another little blessing on Clearwater, formerly and watched over his aged 68, after a long He especially loved at the Melrose-Wake eld Hos- the way. Mr. Richard was the of Lynn, passed away family and passed on battle with cancer, he spending the day pital. He was the husband of brother of the late Benjamin, on Tuesday, Jan. 15, the lesson that life is passed away with his with his granddaugh- Marguerite Ann (Scott) Rich- late Robert, late Joseph, late 2019 in Florida. Tom best served in the family by his side on ter Olivia at Nahant ard, with whom he shared 23 Frank, late Janet, Joanne, Lin- was the beloved company of those Thursday, Jan. 17, at Beach. years of marriage. da, late Leonard, late Suzette, husband of the late you love and with Kaplan Family Hos- In addition to his Born in Boston, he was the Arnold, Ernest, Annette, Elaine, Kathleen (Saindon, plenty of laughter. pice House. mother, Brian is sur- son of the late Benjamin and Edward, Barbara and the late Sewell) Cantrell, with whom He’ll be sorely missed. Born Dec. 9, 1950 at the vived by his children, Mitchell Jeanette (Labbe) Richard. A Caroline. He is also survived he shared 27 wonderful years He was the loving father of old Mary Alley Hospital in Delaney of Kittery, Maine, and devoted family man and sup- by sister-in-law, Judith (Scott) of marriage. Joseph Cantrell and his wife, Marblehead, Brian was the Brendan Delaney and his wife porter of disabled veterans, Cash and her husband Roger, Born and raised in East Esther Nigron-Cantrell of San son of M. Elizabeth (Marrow) Melissa Dixey of Middleton; Mr. Richard loved shing and brother-in-law John Scott and Ridge, Tenn., he was the son Diego, Calif., Deanna Sonia Delaney and the late William stepson, Orest G. Manzi and adopting pets. He was a proud his wife Rita, many aunts, un- of the late Thomas E. and Eth- of Lynn, Christopher Sewell B. Delaney. Raised in Swamp- family of Marblehead; best member of the NRA. cles, cousins, nieces, nephews leen (Agnew) Cantrell. and his wife, Odessa Sewell of scott, Brian was a graduate of friend and former wife, Robin Mr. Richard worked for many and beloved dog Teddy. Tom was rst known as Pennsylvania, Shannon Sewell Swampscott High School and Delaney of Tops eld; sister, years as a master electrician Service information: Rela- “Pop” by just his grandchil- of South Carolina, and Robert attended Clarkson University. Elizabeth “Lisa” Delaney of for his friend and company tives and friends are invited dren — but at some point, Sewell of Lynn; the dear broth- Brian spent much of his Swampscott; and nephews, owner Shawn Kileen at Kileen to attend visiting hours in the he just started introducing er of Martha Monds and her childhood with his family as Forrest Plassmann and family Electrical. BISBEE-PORCELLA Funeral himself that way to everybody, husband, Kenneth of Ooltewah, part of the Posy Patch ski club of Arlington and Shawn Plass- Besides his wife, he is sur- Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Sau- often rendering him grandfa- Tenn.; cherished grandfather of in North Conway, N.H. His love mann and family of Bradford. vived by four children, Erica gus, on Friday, 3-7 p.m. Funer- ther-for-a-day to many friends 16 grandchildren; great-grand- of skiing and the north coun- Service information: A fu- Margaret Murphy of Saugus, al from the funeral home on and acquaintances. He was father of ve great-grandchil- try brought him back to North neral Mass will be celebrat- Paul John Scott and his wife Saturday at 9 a.m., followed also notorious for his sense of dren; and the uncle of several Conway for several years, and ed at St. John the Evangelist Lauren of Lynn eld, Margaret by a funeral Mass at St. An- humor — folks, take our word nieces and nephews. it is there he earned the nick- Church, 174 Humphrey St., May Breton and her husband thony’s Church, 250 Revere for it, there wasn’t a  atulence Service information: Thom- name “Danger” Delaney. Swampscott, on Saturday, Christopher, both of Saugus St., Revere, at 10 a.m. For joke he didn’t nd hysterical. as’ funeral service and burial After his marriage, Brian Jan. 26 at 10 a.m., followed and both U.S. Army veterans, directions and condolences He was a proud Southerner are private and are under the and his wife Robin raised their by burial in Swampscott Cem- Joshua Thomas Richard and www.BisbeePorcella.com. and wore out many copies of care of the CUFFE-MCGINN family in Marblehead, and etery. Visiting hours will be his wife Marissa of Emeryville, 1993’s Gettysburg — but he Funeral Home, 157 Maple Brian became co-owner of held at EUSTIS AND CORNELL Calif. He was the grandfa- loved being a New Englander St., Lynn. In lieu of owers, the family business, Paradise of Marblehead, 142 Elm St., ther of Meaghan Margaret, just as much. donations in Thomas’ mem- Cleaners, in Swampscott until on Friday, Jan. 25 from 4-8 Brayden Douglas, Madison In his day, he was an ex- ory may be made to the his retirement. p.m. In lieu of owers dona- ceptional baseball player, American Cancer Society, Brian was a talented car- tions may be made in Brian’s earning a spot on the roster 30 Speen St., Framingham, penter and mechanic. He was memory to the American Can- at East Tennessee State Uni- MA 01701 or via www.can- very generous with his time cer Society. To share a mem- versity and the Navy traveling cer.org or Wounded Warrior and was always willing to help ory or to offer a condolence Richard E. Lindner, 92 team, and later became an Project, 4899 Belfort Road, his friends and family. Brian to his family please visit avid sherman. Other than his Suite 300 Jacksonville, FL was an avid skier who also www.eustisandcornellfuner- late wife, his great love in life 32256 or via www.wound- had a great love for the ocean alhome.com. LYNN — Richard E. Lindner, Lindner and the brother of the was the United States edwarriorproject.org. age 92, of Lynn, died on Sat- late Gene Lindner. Navy, where he spent To share a memory urday, Jan. 19, 2019 at Salem Service information: His 23 years and retired or leave online con- Hospital after a brief illness. funeral will be held on Thurs- as a chief petty of cer. dolences, please visit He was the husband of Arlene day at 12 p.m. in the SOLI- There were few corners www.cuffmcginn.com. Paul J. Lenehan, 76 L. (Pine) Lindner, with whom MINE Funeral Home, 426 of the globe he hadn’t he shared 66 years of mar- Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. seen and no shortage riage. Burial will follow in Pine of stories of his time with the He was a veteran of the U.S. Grove Cemetery. Relatives Tin Can Sailors. More than LYNNFIELD — Mr. whom he shared 50 Navy, serving during the Kore- and friends are respectfully Paul J. Lenehan, 76 years of marriage, he an War. invited to attend. Visitation years, of Lynn eld, leaves a daughter, In addition to his wife, he is prior to the service from 10 died on Saturday, Deborah A. Leonard survived by two sons, Bernard a.m. to 12 p.m. Directions Dominic J. Russo, 81 Jan. 19, 2019 in the of Merrimack, N.H. Lindner and Thomas Lindner, and guestbook at www.soli- Tufts Medical Center and her partner Mi- both of Lynn; a brother, Ray mine.com. after a brief illness. chael McGillen; his Lindner of Arnold, Mo.; three He is the husband of son, David J. Lene- grandchildren and seven SAUGUS — Mr. He is predeceased by Mrs. Beverly (Tilton) han and his partner Dominic J. Russo, his brother, Charles great-grandchildren. He was Lenehan. Sherri Balal of Salem; also the father of the late Paul age 81, died on Sat- Russo. He was born in Brookline, two grandchildren, Sara L. and urday, Jan. 19 at the In lieu of  owers, the son of the late Joseph P. Paul D. Leonard. He leaves his North Shore Medical donations in Dom’s “Red” and Gloria B. (Worster) brother, Robert W. Lenehan of Center–Salem Hospi- memory may be Lenehan. He was raised in Margate, Fla.; a brother-in-law tal in Salem. He was made to St. Mar- Lynn and Nahant, and was a and sister-in-law, John and Warren: Shutdown the loving husband garet’s Parish, 431 graduate of Lynn English High Barbara Nabozny, a nephew, of Marie (DeFlumere) Lincoln Ave., Saugus, School. He has lived in Lynn- Eric Nabozny, and a niece, Lisa Russo, with whom he MA 01906. eld the past 32 years. Rapisarda. is Trump’s fault shared 54 years of marriage. Service information: Rela- He was an Army veteran and Service information: His Born in Lynn and raised in tives and friends are invited served in Europe. He was an funeral will be held on Thurs- By Steve LeBlanc ing a possible run for Saugus, he was the son of the to attend visiting hours in the avid pool player. On Wednes- day, Jan. 24, 2019 at 11 ASSOCIATED PRESS president next year, used late John and Rose (Naso) BISBEE-PORCELLA Funeral day nights, he could be found a.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- the speech in part to Russo. He was a U.S. Navy Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Sau- with his friends Doug Erickson neral Home, 426 Broadway BOSTON — Sen. Eliz- call for a constitutional veteran and a lifelong resident gus, on Wednesday, 4-8 p.m. and the late Bob Bozarjian, (Route 129), Lynn. Burial in abeth Warren ramped up amendment guaranteeing of Saugus. Dom worked for Funeral from the funeral home playing pool. Paul was a long- Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. her criticism of President the right to vote saying the United States Postal Ser- on Thursday at 9:30 a.m. fol- time New York Giants football Relatives and friends are Donald Trump on Mon- “people of color have been vice for 33 years and retired lowed by a funeral Mass at fan. He enjoyed trips to North respectfully invited. Visiting day faulting him for the systematically denied” as the supervisor of vehicle St. Margaret’s Church, 431 Conway and the casino in Ox- hours are on Wednesday partial federal govern- that right. maintenance. Lincoln Ave., Saugus, at 10:30 ford, Maine. His Friday nights from 4-8 p.m. Donations may ment during remarks at “It would guarantee In addition to his wife, a.m. Interment River- were spent having dinner at be made to the Joslin Dia- the 49th annual Martin the right to vote to ev- Mr. Russo leaves one side Cemetery, Saugus. the former Bali Hai. betes Center, 1 Joslin Luther King Jr. Memorial ery American citizen and son, John Russo and his For directions and con- He was employed as Place, Boston, MA Breakfast in Boston. make sure that that vote wife Pamela of Saugus; dolences www.Bisbee- a contract administra- 02215. Directions and “As we speak, our gov- is counted. Right now one daughter, Donna Porcella.com. tor. For many years he guestbook at www.so- ernment is shut down for there is no constitutional Russo and her dear worked at the General limine.com. one reason: So that the right,” Warren said af- friend Tony LoSanno of Electric Company. He president of the United ter her speech. “It would Saugus; two grandchildren, also worked for Compu- States can fund a monu- help protect and give us Dominic and Joseph Russo. tervision and Riso. ment to hate and division grounds for pushing back In addition to his wife, with along our southern bor- when localities under- der,” the Massachusetts cut the right of people to Democrat said during a vote.” Yolanda Brogden, 49 10-minute speech. “This Warren also said that is the old divide-and-con- “the days when our crim- Theresa M. Furey, 92 quer strategy. The goal is inal justice system grinds Yolanda “Yogi” Brogden of Baltimore, to turn hardworking peo- up black people and de- Brogden, age 49, Md., Toni Brogden, 1926-2019 ple against other hard- stroys communities of working people. The in- passed away Friday, William Brogden, both NAHANT — Theresa Theresa is survived color must come to an Jan. 18, 2019. of Lynn, Corey Hall of tent is to promote fear and end.” M. Furey, a resident of by her many nieces hatred.” Born in Boston and Florida, Poochie Hall Nahant and formal- and nephews; and Warren was one of a raised in Lynn, she of California, Keith During the event, War- number of public of cials ly of Lynn, and New was the beloved sis- ren also responded to was the daughter Carpenter of Balti- York, passed away ter of the late Ellen who spoke at the break- Trump’s offer to Dem- of the late William more, Md., Darlene Monday, Jan. 14, Keniston, Margaret fast. ocrats on Saturday to and Cynthia (Brown) Curtis Edwards, Jac- 2019 in the Jesmond Crowley, Rosemary, During his comments, Brogden and the step queline Rucker, both Nursing Home in Na- Frances, Michael, open the government in Republican Gov. Charlie daughter of Mattie Brogden of of Lynn, and Robert Johnson, hant at the age of 92. Nicholas, Laurence, exchange for temporary Baker re ected on the Lynn. of Marblehead, her Ga-Ga kids, Born in Lynn on William, Charles, protections for young im- importance of faith in the Yolanda was a nurse as- and many close friends and ex- Aug. 10, 1926, she was the Donald, Walter, and John migrants brought to the civil rights movement. sistant. She enjoyed movies, tended family. daughter of the late Lawrence Furey. country illegally as chil- He said that faith played music and time spent with her Service information: Visita- and Annie (Hennessey) Furey. Service information: A fu- dren and those eeing di- a particularly import- family and friends. tion for Yogi will be held in the She was raised in Lynn and neral service will be held at saster zones. Warren said ant role for King, calling In addition to her step GOODRICH Funeral Home, continued her education in the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Trump must open the gov- King’s entire life “a leap mother, she is survived by her 128 Washington St., Lynn, on Beverly where she attended Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, ernment immediately. of faith.” children, Jareem Brogden of Sunday, Jan. 27, 1-4 p.m. Rel- the Beverly nursing school. on Friday, Jan. 25, 2019 at “If the president wants “Faith is taking the  rst Peabody and Lala Samedy atives and friends respectful- Once she graduated from 12 p.m. Burial will follow in to negotiate over immi- step even when you don’t of Salem; her siblings, Karen ly invited to attend. nursing school, her devotion St. Joseph Cemetery, Broad- gration reform, I’m all for see the whole staircase,” to God and helping others led way, Lynn. Visiting hours will it,” Warren said after the Baker said, adding that her to become a nun with the be held in the funeral home speech. “But open the gov- King wanted to use faith ernment and open it now.” to help individuals “see Selling a house? Little Sisters of the Assump- on Friday, from 10 a.m. to tion. 12 p.m. In lieu of owers, Warren, who is explor- ourselves in each other.” Buying a house? After joining the Little Sisters contributions in Theresa’s she rst studied in France for memory may be made to St. Find out what properties Did you know? three years. 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Theresa was also cuffemcginn.com $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year known for her love of creating subscribers Send payment to and POSTMASTER, art. She loved to draw and get FREE access send address changes to: paint beautiful landscapes of to the e-edition on The Daily Item ocean and woodland views. 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Peabody mayor-council dispute Vanilla Ice is a hot brews over coffee shop conversion topic for Lynn writer WRITER buster on Highland Ave- nue in Salem. His mom two years ago and the guarantee that the units “I was comfortable with From A1 PEABODY would drive him, and he’d space has been vacant will remain affordable. He my vote,” he said. “But I From A1 73 projects that made the spend an hour and a half ever since. Efforts to lease said Skouras applied for haven’t made a determi- list. talking to the staff about studio apartments. the ground oor commer- a loan through the city to nation on how I will vote More than 250  lms movies. In 1997, Skouras bought cial space were unsuccess- renovate the property. Thursday.” that have appeared on At age 22, Goodwin the 5,460-square-foot ful. As a result, Skouras is “The city was willing to Ward 2 Councilor Peter the Black List have been moved cross-country, property with his father, seeking permission to con- give him a $200,000 loan McGinn and City Council- made into  lms, including enrolling in Chapman John J. Skouras, under the vert the retail space into at 4.5 percent and $50,000 or-at-Large Thomas Ros- “Manchester by the Sea,” University  lm school in name of Trustees of Wil- housing. at no interest if he signed signoll also voted “no,” but “The Social Network,” “I, Orange, Calif., about 40 liam Skouras for $85,000. The new apartments an agreement to keep the did not return calls seek- Tonya,” “Slumdog Million- miles south of Los Ange- The second oor of the would feature hardwood units affordable for 20 ing comment. aire” and “The Wolf of Wall les. “It was tough, being two-story, wood-frame oors, Italian tile in the years,” he said. “But he Ward 3 Councilor James Street.” Films produced so far from home, but I’m building features a nine- kitchens and baths, real has not done so.” Moutsoulas, whose district from Black List scripts glad I followed my dream. unit rooming house. wood cabinets, and a bath- Turco vowed to change includes Walnut Street, since 2005 have received It took longer for things to Most of them are leased room for each unit. They his vote if Skouras signs said he will try to convince 241 Academy Award nom- happen than I expected, through a deal with North are priced at $950, includ- the deal. the council to change their inations. but it worked out.” Shore Community Ac- ing utilities and Wi-Fi. Ward 6 City Councilor vote during the council Goodwin said he was He wrote and made a tion Program, a nonpro t That price is well below Mark O’Neil said he voted hearing. “surprised, shocked” by bunch of short  lms at whose mission is to help the average cost of studio “no” over ooding concerns “I’m hoping they come to the Black List nod. “We school, then got an intern- the needy achieve social apartments on the North on Walnut Street, and the their senses,” he said. didn’t expect it. We felt ship at DreamWorks An- and economic stability Shore that can fetch as fact that the building had great for a couple of days. imation and Amblin En- through services and edu- much as $1,400.  re code violations. But he Thomas Grillo can be … then realized we had tertainment, both founded cation. But City Council Pres- is willing to reconsider his reached at tgrillo@item- to  gure out what’s next. by Steven Spielberg. He The restaurant closed ident Jon Turco wants a vote, he said. live.com. We’ll see what happens. moved to L.A. His job of “My family and friends development assistant in Lynn are excited. They involved reading lots of On MLK Day, the dream is still real want me to be happy, to books in manuscript form have a stable life in an un- and sharing his opinion stable industry. There are sphere in the community, which was with decision-makers. KING a lot of people here from of intense anger, profound sorrow, “Our of ce was next From A1 Boston and Marblehead fear and raw disillusionment.” to Spielberg’s. Stars like and Peabody in the  lm Lynn community leaders, from May- His mother had those feelings too, Tom Cruise would always industry. We help and sup- or Thomas M. McGee to city council- he said, and was also worried about be walking around. Talk port each other.” ors, Lynn School Committee mem- how she was going to get home, fear- about culture shock. It Goodwin is reluctant bers, and all three members of the was great, and a bunch ing normal modes of transportation to talk about “To the Ex- city’s State House delegation. of us watched the Red would be either unsafe or unavail- treme,” worried that too “This is a man,” Tutwiler said of Sox 2007 World Series in able. much information might King, “who dedicated his life — in (Spielberg’s) of ce,” said The man who eventually offered to jeopardize its chances of fact, gave his life — to a relentless Goodwin. drive them home was white, he said. getting made. But numer- pursuit of equality, to a vision. His “I would make the phone “To this day, my mother feels ous media sources have theory of action: if you change the deeply indebted to this individual,” calls for my boss, and I’d reported that Dave Fran- get to listen in and hear laws of man, you will change the Tutwiler said. “She never knew his co (“21 Jump Street”) is producers and  lmmak- habits of man, which will eventually name or if he was even a student slated to star once a direc- ers and others talk about change the hearts of man.” and she never saw him again. All tor is selected. a movie and ways to make Tutwiler characterized that en- she knows is that he summoned For Goodwin, who has it work. It was invaluable. deavor as “a monumental task. the courage to pile six young black been  ghting the good But I wanted to be a writ- “We all know, as Dr. King did, this students into his car and drive into  ght in L.A. for more than er and not an executive.” work cannot be done in one man’s neighborhoods where thousands 10 years, this recognition He stayed busy and lifetime. In fact, this work is never of African-Americans had taken to is the reward for persever- “bopped around” on vari-  nished. This is work that must be the streets in response to Dr. King’s ance and hard work. ous writing jobs, until 2015 continuously tended to, nurtured, death — some angry, some sad, most “My friends in comedy when he got into comedy talked about, closely monitored and both. He did so without ever sharing tell me it takes 10 years to writing for animated se- re ected upon. And, equally import- his name or asking for anything in get good at stand-up and ries “Lucas Bros. Moving ant, this is everyone’s work.” return. That day he was their hero.” that writing is the same. Tutwiler called education his life’s Co.” on Fox and “China, IL” Several entertainers also provid- It’s a process, a long jour- on Adult Swim. work, and that it is in his blood the ed their own interpretations of the ney. They tell me to be pa- same as a commitment and a pas- A script agent put him in African-American experience. Poet tient.” touch with Phillip Van, an sion to civil rights was central to Michelle “La Poetica” Richardson, Goodwin got his start at King’s life. award-winning writer-di- founder of a community group called the Item, writing obituar- rector, and the two teamed ‘But,” he said, “this is everyone’s Dencity, presented two of her works. ies and covering Marble- work, and the work is not done. One up on the Vanilla Ice biop- In one, she said, “Each and every one head. “That was the  rst ic. The duo is working on need not dedicate his/her life to a of us has the ability to be a beacon. professional writing job I vocation to engage in the work … a new project, a dramatic Our love makes us family.” In the had. Writing obits helped comedy. be someone’s hero. At least once in other, she said, “We’re here to cele- when I started writing your life, do something dif cult or Goodwin said he gets brate a man who had a dream. The screenplays. An obituary home for Christmas and a extraordinary for someone else, not least we can do is have a dream.” made me look at and focus because it will be recognized with few days every summer. “I Also performing were Brian on a person. When it came miss Lynn. I miss Boston. praise, but because it’s the right “Choppa the Beatboxa” Fowler; sing- to character development, thing to do.” I miss my sister, niece, er Limitless, aka Dennis Hernan- there was no better train- brother-in-law, mom and Tutwiler gave an example, say- dez; the a cappella trio Purpose; and ing. ing that the morning after King dad. I miss the snow. Since singers Eva Davenport and M.O.E. “My mom, I think, was I’ve been away I’ve missed was assassinated in April of 1968, Former Lynn Classical athlete ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE upset when I left the Item his mother — an 18-year-old col- four World Series, and the Arthur Akers, from the College Brian Fowler, a/k/a “Choppa to go to  lm school,” said lege student at the time — was sent Patriots and the Celtics. Application Education Project, an- the Beatboxa,” entertains the Goodwin. “I got to write home with the rest of her class from “When I left Lynn for nounced that this year’s scholarship audience during Monday’s one  lm review a week for  lm school, there was no a school on the north side of Chi- winner was Ivelisse Cordero, who is the Item. I was 20 years cago. She and others in her group Martin Luther King breakfast.  lm industry in Boston. a student at American International old and I was going to mov- Today it’s ourishing. I’ve needed to get him to “the predomi- Fowler and several others pro- University in London. ies at the Copley cinema, often thought, if I was nantly African-American west and vided topical poems and songs sitting next to Jay Carr of growing up today I might south sides” of the city. Steve Krause can be reached at sk- relating to Dr. Martin Luther the Globe and James Ver- not have had to move out “They stepped out into the atmo- [email protected]. King Jr.’s life and mission. niere of the Herald.” of Massachusetts. But Goodwin graduated then I think of all the ex- from English High and periences I would have La Vida scholars embody King’s message Salem State College, and missed. grew up on Essex Street “I’m proud of what I’ve SCHOLARS local food pantry, packing the project (United Way community, and says that and Melvin Street in done. It took longer to sell Lynn. Goodwin’s dad, Roy, From A1 toiletry bags for the Lynn helped sponsor the event). even though she’s from a script than I thought, Plummer House and Lynn “The reason for that was just outside of Worcester owned a diner on Lewis but I’m proud I stuck with Lynn Mayor Thomas M. Shelter, serving a meal at the Item is one of the few originally and now lives in Street and a catering com- it. My family and friends McGee, and Lynn Public My Brother’s Table, and papers around that prints Allston, she is connected pany. His mom, Linda, is are all about hard work, Schools Superintendent participating in activities positive stories about to Lynn because she works retired head clerk in the and I have that work ethic, Dr. Patrick Tutwiler. More at local senior centers. what people are doing in with Americorps and the city of Lynn’s Parking De- too. There were days when than 300 volunteers par- The mural on which the Lynn.” United Way on the North partment. At age 10, Chris I had 40 bucks in my bank ticipated in service proj- students were working The gymnasium at Lynn Shore. started busing and wash- account and would get dis- ing dishes at the diner. ects for all ages. Projects contained squares for sto- Tech was  lled with stu- As for the mural, which couraged. But I know I can “In my downtime at the include a Lynn communi- ries and pictures clipped dents, as well as younger has King’s words about write and I have a great diner, I would read  lm ty clean-up, crafting val- from newspapers and tak- and older adults, doing service written beneath support system and a nice reviews. My mom gave me entines for veterans and en from their websites. the various projects, all the various stories and team of people around me. a subscription to Premiere seniors, writing letters to “We used a lot of stories under the watchful eye of pictures, “we hope to have My girlfriend, Lisa, is a magazine, and that really deployed soldiers, creating from The Daily Item in co-chairs Sean Cicero and it travel from school to programmer of short  lms got me into movies.” for Sundance. We support bookmarks for the Lynn this mural,” said Lindsay Theresa DiGregorio. school,” said Kelly Alding- Goodwin’s parents fre- Public Library, painting Duff, one of the United Cicero, 26, said she er, also from United Way. each other as well. I’m in quently took him to movie the right place.” a King-inspired mural, Way workers who as- grew up in a household “We haven’t quite  gured theaters throughout the collecting food items for a sisted the students with that valued service to the that out yet.” North Shore. He watched Bill Brotherton is the tons of videocassettes Item’s Features editor. Tell from Photographics in him what you think at Lynn eld selectmen dive into water-rate increase Vinnin Square and Block- [email protected]. LYNNFIELD  Minutes and votes If approved by lawmak- tween the two boards, but LAW OFFICES OF From A1 taken to authorize a new ers, the change would give he has yet to hear from Catch up JAMES J. CARRIGAN three-tiered policy of the selectmen the power LCWD board members. with your legitimate,” Leccese said. charging higher rates for to appoint one member “Generally, I defer to • Social Security Disability The Massachusetts Pub- increased water use. of the water commission what the town requests favorite team • Workers Compensation lic Records Act is designed  All records and votes while the other two would • Accidents of me,” he said. “This is an in Item Sports! 25 years located across to guarantee access to to bill ratepayers retroac- be elected by ratepayers. awkward situation for the from Lynn District Court public records of govern- tively at the higher rate Today, the three-member legislator to be put into be- 15 Johnson St. ment bodies. Anyone can from November 2017 to Board of Water Commis- cause this is coming from 781-596-0100 request records for any November 2018. sioners selects the candi- the selectmen and not a JAMES J. CARRIGAN reason. Public records are dates. NNE UGINO ARRIGAN This is not the  rst time vote of Town Meeting.” A G C de ned as any materials the selectmen and the wa- In addition, the measure LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Jones said he is willing made or received by any ter commissioners have would prohibit employees www.jamescarriganlaw.com to meet with them to dis- of cer or employee of any tangled. from serving on the Board [email protected] agency. Massachusetts’ Earlier this month, of Water Commissioners, cuss any concerns they law allows 10 days for a the selectmen submit- and for one year following may have about these response. ted legislation to state the end of their employ- changes. Among the records re- Rep. Bradley Jones Jr. ment by the district. The “I’d like to hope the com- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! quested by the selectmen (R-North Reading) that recently retired former munity can get on one are: would amend governance superintendent, Kenneth page with their concerns,”  Votes and meet- of the LCWD. The North Burnham, served on the he said. “I can tell you, I’ve Call Customer Service to place an ad ing minutes in which the Reading Republican’s role board. received calls from resi- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 new water rates were dis- is to shepherd the bill Jones said he is aware dents who are concerned cussed and set. through the Legislature. there are differences be- about their water bills.” A4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 OPINION The flip side of the modern world HOW TO REACH US

Many of my friends on fine. And my frugal nature speak in the Apple forum, social media are among demands that if something so it sits in a drawer. the 5.2 million Facebook still works, why trade it in At home we get the most users who accepted the for an updated, expensive basic Comcast cable. My 110 Munroe St. model. wireless router crapped P.O. Box 5 10-year challenge, upload- Lynn, MA 01903 ing side-by-side a photo of I bought my current flip out in November. I bought themselves from a decade phone when my old mobile a new one, and waited un- Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ago and today. I did not phone died and the staff til Christmas so my loving take part, and it had noth- at Radio Shack said it was nephew, who lives in New Connecting ing to do with the fear that unfixable. It was black and Jersey, could help; he in- All Departments: 781-593-7700 one glance at my ugly mug bigger than my first apart- stalled it in about three would cause seizures or ment. At the Denver air- minutes. If I tried, well, Ext. 2 be used to improve Face- Item columnist Bill Brotherton hasn’t changed port in 2003, security rifled I’d be homicidal and still Classifi ed/Legal Advertising classi [email protected] book’s nefarious facial rec- his facebook photo since 2019, therefore ren- through my luggage and plugging an ethernet ca- dering his 10-year challenge moot. found the black brick. “Sir, ble into a USB port. Subscriptions ognition algorithms. [email protected] The truth is, I haven’t what’s this?” asked the I still play CDs and vinyl. Streaming? Nope, I want Circulation changed my Facebook thinking, ‘Bill, you ignora- 15 gazzilion times. The IT young screener. “My cell- [email protected] phone.” “You’re freaking to “own” my music. My photo since 2009. mus, why didn’t you just guy at work said there’s a Ext. 3 In fact, for years I went kidding. Hey Mabel, look at trusty 2003 Toyota Corolla choose a pic from your shortcut, but after a few has roll-up windows and a Newsroom without a photo at all, phone, upload the giga- seconds of hearing about this.” The two stood there [email protected] until I was shamed by and roared with laughter CD/cassette player. It has [email protected] boot, convert it into an T9word and soft keys my no heated seats or modern “friends” who whined they RGB JPEG, and drag it feeble brain shut down and as they stuffed my clothes Ext. 4 were sick of looking at that back in the suitcase. conveniences. I’m lucky it into your gongoozler?” I started drooling. has wheels. It has no Sirius Sports anonymous gray head ev- It’s not that simple. To say that I’m tech- My prehistoric Power- [email protected] ery time they checked out Book G4 laptop has seen or GPS and my flip phone My Verizon Wireless LG nologically-challenged is has no internet, so I can’t Ext. 5 my page, as if there was better days and the Wi-Fi VX3300 flip phone didn’t an understatement. Let’s check my Hotmail and Retail and Online anything worth reading disappeared when I up- Advertising have that capability. It still face facts: Nomophobia is AOL email on the road. I there. One big problem, I dated to Leopard years [email protected] doesn’t. I haven’t changed not a problem for me. I’m print out driving directions had no photos of myself ago, but I still use it daily. ADVERTISING my phone in 10 years, ei- not opposed to technology. from Google Maps, which on my computer, let alone It’s basically a music play- ther. Nor have I sent a text I love my iTunes. When I amuses my young co-work- Ernie Carpenter Jr. having a clue about how er for my iTunes library. Director of Advertising message in 10 years. It’s visit friends’ homes, I have ers to no end. and Business Development, ext. 1355 The iPad I bought in 2013 to post the damned things. quite an ordeal, let me tell fun taunting Alexa (“Al- Guess I’m just an analog [email protected] to write onsite while I cov- Thank heavens my friend you. If I wanted to type the exa, where can I buy plu- person in a digital world, David McBournie Gene had a decent-enough letter “z” I’d have to tap the tonium north of Boston?”) ered the first Boston Call- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 getting by the best I can. [email protected] picture and took care of it. “w, x, y, z” key four times. and Siri (“Siri, do you have ing festival works great … So far, so good. He got so fed up with my A real pain in the poste- a boyfriend? Is he cute?”). except when music starts Wait, what’s a “fatal er- Ralph Mitchell playing for no reason. I Sales Representative, ext. 1313 constant inane questions rior. Let’s say I fancied Some of my FB “friends” ror” message? It just ap- [email protected] about technology that he sending a msg (I recently are excited about the have no idea how to stop peared on my com Patricia Whalen packed up his wife and dog- learned that’s “message” in $1,500 return of the “sexy” it. My first generation iPod Sales Representative, ext. 1310 gy and moved to Tennessee. cellphone lingo; LOL) like Motorola Razr foldable cell- mini is in “recovery mode” Bill Brotherton is the [email protected] He says a terrific job beck- “Did you see how much phone, which was a big hit and asks for my keychain Item’s Features editor. Tell BUSINESS OFFICE oned, but I’m dubious. weight Lavinia gained?” I’d back in 1806. No thanks, password, whatever that him what you think at Maria Alvaracin Anyway, you’re probably have to tap the keys about my flip phone works just is. I can’t get past the tech- [email protected]. ext. 1205 [email protected] Susan J. Conti EDITORIAL DIANA WAGMAN Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 Japan, stop whaling A binge-watcher’s guide [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 Gone are the days when the great whales were hunted [email protected] around the world. A worldwide moratorium on commer- Will Kraft to reading vs. watching Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 cial whaling that went into effect 33 years ago has mostly ended the practice, reviving the numbers and prospects [email protected] I know people who say would have proudly told ing TV is passive. The act of the majestic sea creatures — although some whale Mike Shanahan they don’t watch televi- someone I spent the entire of physically turning a Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 species are still considered threatened or endangered. sion, and I always nod and day reading, but when my page creates a momentary [email protected] But among the more than 80 nations that belong to the agree. Reading is an in- sister called and asked if I’d pause for understand- Carolina Trujillo International Whaling Commission and have signed on tellectual endeavor, even watched “Outlander” yet, I ing to sink in. Our brains Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 to its ban on commercial whaling, Japan has always been [email protected] if it’s a comic book, and hedged, too embarrassed have to work to translate a renegade member. Its whalers continue to hunt and Jim Wilson television is lowbrow en- to admit I was sucked into the black squiggles on the kill hundreds of whales each year under an exemption Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 tertainment geared toward the vortex of the MacKen- page into words and then [email protected] for “scientific research,” which conservationists consider the lowest common denom- zie/Fraser clans. interpret the meaning a ridiculous sham. Then they sell the meat from the an- CIRCULATION inator, right? Only idiots Full disclosure: My hus- and intent of those words. imals. Early last year Japan killed 333 minke whales — Lisa Mahmoud enjoy the idiot box, right? When a character is de- Manager, ext. 1239 122 of which were pregnant. (Whales are slow to mature band produces television Idiots like me. I’m going scribed as tall with brown [email protected] and they reproduce in small numbers, so the demise of a shows, but I think of my- hair, a reader creates her CLASSIFIED pregnant whale is a double blow to the population.) to Scotland in 2019 and self as a TV snob. We don’t own picture. TV takes all Then, last week, Japan went a big step further, an- three different people told have one in the bedroom. Abbe Young Smith me I must watch “Out- My children never had that imagination away. Manager, ext. 1276 nouncing that it would leave the International Whaling [email protected] And yet sometimes it’s Commission altogether and resume commercial whaling lander” before I go. I don’t their own TVs. I limited great to just sit on the GRAPHICS starting in July. Japan said it would stop the so-called have STARZ, so I ordered their viewing to “good” couch and surrender. Let Trevor Andreozzi research whaling in the Antarctic (which is good news for old-fashioned DVDs from shows. I worried my son someone else do the work. Designer whales there). But the start-up of commercial whaling in Netflix. “Outlander” iswould think he could [email protected] Since my kids have left its coastal waters in the North Pacific is an outrageous like “Game of Thrones” for punch people without con- Zachary Cotto home, I watch more TV, flouting of a long-established and still necessary global fans of romance novels: a sequence and my daugh- Designer and I look forward to it. [email protected] effort to preserve whale species and help them thrive. little magick (with a “k”), ter would equate her ap- TV is egalitarian. Even if The International Whaling Commission’s moratorium a lot of sex, some tasteful pearance with success Mohamed Diop we aren’t all watching the Designer extends to coastal waters. Japan says it no longer wants 18th century violence and unless I monitored their same three networks any- [email protected] to participate. But that decision makes Japan, essen- handsome men in kilts. I every watching moment. more, we are all connected Mark Sutherland tially, a rogue whaling nation in the view of animal wel- watched the first four hour- I told my kids TV would Creative Director via video. Who didn’t catch fare organizations. long episodes back to back. rot their brains, and there [email protected] at least some of the Brett Japanese whalers are likely to find mostly minke whales When I stood up from are plenty of studies to NEWSROOM Kavanaugh hearings or in Japanese coastal waters, and although their popula- the couch I felt sick, and back that up. In 2013, Hi- Bishop Curry’s homily at Mike Alongi tions are healthy off Antarctica, they are more threatened it wasn’t just the cookies, raku Takeuchi, at Tohoku Sports Reporter ext. 1228 the Markle-Windsor roy- [email protected] off the coast of Japan. Conservationists and the Interna- popcorn and peanut but- University in Japan, found al wedding? At work or a tional Whaling Commission consider all these species of ter crackers I’d scarfed that the more TV a child Bill Brotherton party, it’s easier to share Features Editor ext. 1338 large whales to be living under unstable conditions. Even down without noticing. My watched, the lower her ver- the latest plot twist in [email protected] if their numbers are not in immediate danger, they’re fac- brain was fuzzy, but worse, bal reasoning and the high- “The Americans” than to Gayla Cawley ing new environmental challenges. Whales are threatened I felt furtive and ashamed. er her levels of arousal and Reporter, ext. 1236 talk about how you’re fi- not just by hunters, but also by climate change, pollution I looked outside surprised aggression. The child’s fron- [email protected] nally getting around to and toxic runoff and ships that strike them. to see the sun had set. My tal lobe actually thickened. Cheryl Charles reading “Middlemarch.” Japan should reassess its decision, stay in the com- house was dark around me But recently another in- News Editor, ext. 1278 It’s more fun to discuss the [email protected] mission and give up whaling. There is no reason to con- except for the blue glow of vestigation by criminolo- baked-Alaska controversy Bella diGrazia tinue a practice that is cruel — the whales, often, don’t the TV screen. I had spent gists Joseph Schwartz, of on “The Great British Bake Reporter, ext. 1317 die instantly — and depletes the stock. The days are half a day on the couch. the University of Nebraska [email protected] Off” than whether “Less” past when Japan needed whale meat to feed its people. Research for Scotland? Omaha, and Kevin Beaver, by Andrew Sean Greer de- Thomas Grillo Eating whale meat in Japan is a dying custom. It’s past Not exactly. of Florida State Universi- Reporter, ext. 1264 served the Pulitzer Prize. time for the Japanese to join the overwhelming majori- A few days later I had a ty, concluded that genet- [email protected] Many people tell me ty of the world and put the practice of whale hunting to library book due: The Na- ics has the greatest effect Spenser Hasak they just don’t read any- Photographer, ext. 1332 rest, once and for all. tional Book Award winner on how children react to [email protected] “The Friend,” by Sigrid TV. A kid with aggressive more, and that breaks my Thor Jourgensen By The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board. Nunez, about a woman tendencies might prefer heart, but there’s a lot of good TV now, Golden Age- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 mourning the death of her watching television to be- [email protected] type TV. I’d like to say the best friend who then in- ing with other children. answer to TV versus books Daniel Kane herits his enormous Great Same with a child with a Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 must be as Aristotle said, [email protected] Dane. It was wonderful and tendency for depression. “Moderation in all things,” E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS I loved it, but I needed to And in 2015, a study at Steve Krause President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill though he never had a Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 finish it, so I read the last the University of Mary- [email protected] M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ John M. Gilberg television or a computer Chief Executive O cer half straight through. I was land found that kids who Edward M. Grant and had to read his papy- Owen O’Rourke E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ immersed in Nunez’s New watched “Sesame Street” Photographer, ext. 1224 Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall rus scrolls by candlelight. York City, worrying about as preschoolers were bet- [email protected] W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey I believe too much televi- Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton the grieving dog and the ter prepared to learn when Emma LeBlanc Pérez sion is bad for you. I know J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan narrator’s pending eviction they entered kindergarten. Copy Editor Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman I feel better if I binge-read, [email protected] because of it, as well as her Of course, that study didn’t but it won’t stop me from Harold Rivera career and her future. I fin- look at what happened if a PUBLISHERS watching too. I’m will- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ished the book with tears in child binge-watched four ing to risk thickening my Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 my eyes and stood up feel- straight hours of Bert and frontal cortex. Therefore Roberto Scalese Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ing … well … great. Ernie and Big Bird. News Editor, ext. 1211 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 my resolution: When I [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 I had wasted another four All the research says watch, just as when I read, Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 hours on my couch. I hadn’t reading a book is good for Anne Marie Tobin Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 I’m going to banish feel- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 eaten as much junk food you. Better even than lis- ing furtive and guilty. And [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 because I needed my hands tening to an audiobook or take an extra walk. Bridget Turcotte Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 free — and not sticky — reading one on an e-read- Reporter, ext. 1269 My second DVD of “Out- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 so I could turn pages and er. It reduces stress, pro- lander” has just arrived, return the book to the li- motes comprehension and Ryan York and as soon as I get this Copy Editor, ext. 1220 brary relatively clean, but imagination, alleviates de- essay done, the rest of my [email protected] I hadn’t moved and once pression, helps you sleep day is free. TECHNOLOGY again it was dark outside. and may contribute to pre- Tim Noyes Why did I feel so much venting Alzheimer’s. Diana Wagman is a con- Director ext. 1247 better and guilt-free? I Reading is active; watch- tributing writer to Opinion. [email protected] TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Frigid air, high winds sweep across Northeast; six dead By Holly Ramer the snow. The younger girl ASSOCIATED PRESS survived. In Connecticut, a utility CONCORD, N.H. — Fall- company subcontractor ing temperatures replaced died Sunday after being the weekend's falling snow struck by a falling tree Monday as bitter cold and while working on a power gusty winds swept across line in Middleton. More the eastern United States. than 10,000 homes and The National Weath- businesses in Connecticut er Service had forecast remained without power that temperatures would Monday afternoon, down be more than 20 degrees from a high of more than below normal across the 25,000 outages Sunday, as Northeast, with wind temperatures dropped be- gusts up to 30 mph and low zero in some locations. wind chills approach- In Kansas, a snowplow ing minus 40 degrees in driver was killed when the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS northern New York and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS plow drove onto the shoul- Vermont. der of a road and rolled Kamala Harris would be the first woman to hold Atop the Northeast's Central New York endures a snow storm with over, throwing him under the presidency and the second African-Ameri- highest mountain, the arctic-like temperatures and wind Sunday in the vehicle. It wasn't clear can if she succeeds. temperature fell to minus Syracuse. why the driver had moved 23 degrees Monday morn- to the shoulder from the ing and dropped to minus ly to rescue a 21-year-old over the long Martin roadway. And in Wiscon- Kamala Harris opens 31 later in the afternoon, man left stranded on an Luther King Jr. holiday sin, the Milwaukee Coun- according to the Facebook island in the Navensink weekend. ty Medical Examiner's Of- page for Mount Washing- River after his small boat In suburban Chicago, the fice said a 59-year-old man her presidential bid ton Observatory, in New broke down. The Coast temperature was about 14 and a 91-year-old man col- Hampshire. Wind chills Guard said crews arrived degrees Sunday when a lapsed and died Sunday in By Juana Summers reer has been focused on were hovering around mi- just over half an hour af- 12-year-old girl died after separate incidents after ASSOCIATED PRESS keeping people safe. It is nus 80. ter the call came in Mon- a snow fort collapsed on removing snow. probably one of the things "The big thing is to be day morning, and two her. Police in Arlington A man in charge of WASHINGTON — Ka- that motivates me more prepared: Make sure you members waded through Heights, Ill., said Esther transportation at a south- mala Harris, a first-term than anything else." have no exposed skin," he 34-degree water to bring Jung had been playing western Michigan school senator and former Cal- Harris launched her said. "Even being covered the man to safety. The air with another girl outside district also died while ifornia attorney general presidential bid as the up, especially with gloves, temperature was 7 de- Rothem Church. Their shoveling snow. Portage known for her rigorous nation observes what your fingers get cold fast." grees with 30 mph wind. families began looking for district officials said Mike questioning of President would have been the 90th In New York, Coast The weather contrib- them about an hour lat- Westbrook died Saturday Donald Trump's nomi- birthday of the slain civil Guard crews moved quick- uted to multiple deaths er and found them under from a heart attack. nees, entered the Demo- rights leader Martin Lu- cratic presidential race ther King Jr. The timing on Monday. Vowing to was a clear signal that the "bring our voices togeth- California senator — who For the poor, the safety net in er," Harris would be the has joked that she had a first woman to hold the "stroller's-eye view" of the presidency and the second civil rights movement be- African-American if she cause her parents wheeled a shutdown doesn’t feel safe succeeds. her and her sister Maya to Harris, who grew up in protests — sees herself By Juliet Linderman of stress and anxiety. Oakland, Calif., and is a as another leader in that daughter of parents from ASSOCIATED PRESS "I just don't know what's fight. going to happen," Cochran Jamaica and India, is one She abandoned the for- WASHINGTON — Doris said, "and that's what of the earliest high-profile mality of launching an Cochran, a disabled moth- scares me the most." Democrats to join what is exploratory committee, expected to be a crowded er of two young boys, is With no indication of an instead going all in on a field. She made her long stockpiling canned foods imminent compromise, presidential bid. these days, filling her anticipated announce- the Trump administra- She plans a formal cam- shelves with noodle soup, ment on ABC's "Good tion in recent weeks has paign launch in Oakland green beans, peaches and Morning America." scrambled to restore some on Jan. 27. The campaign pears — anything that can "I am running for presi- services across the govern- will be based in Balti- last for months or even dent of the United States," ment. But two agencies more, with a second office years. Her pantry looks as she said. "And I'm very ex- crucial to the federal safe- in Oakland. though she's preparing for cited about it." ty net — the U.S. Depart- Harris joins what is ex- a winter storm. But she's The 54-year old por- ment of Housing and Ur- pected to be a wide-open just trying to make sure trayed herself as a fighter ban Development and the race for the Democrat- her family won't go hungry for justice, decency and U.S. Department of Agri- ic presidential nomina- if her food stamps run out. equality in a video dis- culture — remain largely tion. There's no apparent For those like Cochran tributed by her campaign shuttered. front-runner at this early who rely on federal aid as she announced her The USDA announced stage and Harris will face programs, the social safety bid. "They're the values earlier this month that off against several Senate net no longer feels so safe. we as Americans cherish, the Supplemental Nutri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS colleagues. As the longest govern- and they're all on the line tion Assistance Program, Sens. Elizabeth War- ment shutdown in U.S. Doris Cochran works on “an ugly sweater,” now," Harris says in the which provides food aid ren of Massachusetts and history stretches into a which she is planning to sell, Friday in her video. "The future of our to roughly 40 million Kirsten Gillibrand of New fifth week, millions of poor apartment in Arlington, Va. country depends on you York have both launched Americans, will be fully Americans who depend on and millions of others lift- exploratory committees. funded through Febru- food and rental assistance based on a loophole in a stretch their current al- ing our voices to fight for Sens. Cory Booker of New ary. But should the shut- are becoming increasingly spending bill. But as a lotment for at least six our American values." Jersey, Sherrod Brown of down stretch into March worried about the future. result of congressional weeks, rather than four. On ABC, she cited her Ohio and Amy Klobuchar its status is unclear: With Most major aid programs rules, food stamp benefits The impact of any lapse years as a prosecutor in of Minnesota are also just $3 billion in reserves, haven't dried up yet. But allotted for February are in these programs would asserting: "My entire ca- looking at the race. each day the stalemate in the USDA won't be able being given out early, be- be dramatic and unprec- Washington drags on, the to cover the roughly $4.8 fore Jan. 20. There is no edented: The USDA says U.S. inches closer to what billion it pays in monthly guarantee recipients will there has never before advocates call a looming benefits. get food stamps for March, been a break in food stamp Islamic State group emergency. Those depen- The department was but if even if the program benefits since the program dent on the aid are watch- able to stretch the pro- continues without a lapse was made permanent in targets U.S. convoy ing closely under a cloud gram for another month recipients would have to 1964. in northeastern Syria

TSA screener sick-outs hit 10 percent By Bassem Mroue provide updates as appro- ASSOCIATED PRESS priate," he added. By David Koenig Sunday a year ago. airport checkpoint lines is nental Airport remained Monday's bombing came ASSOCIATED PRESS The workers who screen within the normal limit of closed. An airport spokes- BEIRUT — An Islamic days after a suicide attack passengers and their bags 30 minutes, but there are man said lines were rel- State suicide bomber tar- The percentage of TSA killed 19 people, including face missing another pay- longer lines at some air- atively short at the other geted a joint convoy of U.S. two U.S. service members airport screeners missing and allied Kurdish forces check if the shutdown ports. six checkpoints. and two American civil- work has hit 10 percent in northern Syria on Mon- doesn't end early this The agency has dis- TSA appeared to be man- ians, in the northern Syr- as the partial government day, marking the second week. According to TSA, patched extra screeners aging the high sick-out rate ian town of Manbij. That shutdown stretches into to airports in Atlanta, as well as could be expect- attack against U.S. troops its fifth week. many of them say the fi- bombing, outside a popu- LaGuardia Airport in New ed. The agency said that in less than a week and The Transportation Se- nancial hardship is pre- lar restaurant frequented York, and Newark, N.J. A on Sunday it screened 1.78 further highlighting the curity Administration said venting them from report- by American troops, was TSA spokesman said oth- million passengers, and dangers surrounding U.S. Monday that Sunday's ab- ing to work. the deadliest assault on er airports might also be only 6.9 percent — rough- plans to withdraw forces sence rate compared to 3.1 TSA says the national U.S. troops in Syria since getting additional help. ly 120,000 people — had to after a declaration that percent on the comparable average waiting time in the extremist group had American forces moved Sunday's 10 percent ab- wait 15 minutes or longer been defeated. into the country in 2015. sence rate indicates that to get through security. The attack happened on The extremist group more than 3,000 airport No figures were yet a checkpoint on the edge claimed both attacks in screeners missed work. available for Monday, but of the town of Shaddadeh statements carried by TSA has 51,000 screeners, websites or spokespeople in the Hassakeh province, its Aamaq news agency. and a spokesman said that for several major airports on a road used by local IS has been driven from about 33,000 work on any including Dallas-Fort Kurdish fighters and the virtually all the territo- given day. That topped the Worth and Chicago's U.S.-led coalition fighting ry it once held in Syria previous high of 8 percent O'Hare reported normal IS militants near the Iraqi and Iraq but continues to on Saturday. security lines and few border. carry out attacks in both With fewer screeners, problems. Hartsfield-Jack- U.S. military Col. Sean countries. TSA closed one of its se- son Atlanta International Ryan said there were The Kurdish Hawar curity checkpoints at Airport, which had some no casualties among the news agency, based in Baltimore/Washington of the longest lines in the U.S.-led coalition mem- northern Syria, said Mon- airport over the weekend, country last week, report- bers. "We can confirm a day's blast targeted a Syr- reopened it, but closed it ed waits of 15 to 30 min- combined U.S. and Syrian ian Kurdish checkpoint again Monday afternoon, utes at domestic-travel as a coalition convoy was FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS partner force convoy was according to an airport checkpoints Monday. Los involved" in the suicide passing near Shaddadeh. The TSA said Monday that Sunday’s absence spokeswoman. Angeles International Air- bomb attack, he said. It said two Kurdish fight- rate compared to 3.1 percent on the comparable A checkpoint at Hous- port showed most lines "We will continue to re- ers were slightly wounded Sunday a year ago. ton's Bush Interconti- under 20 minutes. view the situation and in the blast. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Saugus Police dispatcher helps deliver baby All address information, particu- A report of a larceny at 20 larly arrests, reflect police records. Neptune Blvd. at 7:31 a.m. By Gayla Cawley er Ryan Bancroft he was able to remove the umbil- Saugus Police Chief Ron- In the event of a perceived inac- on Monday; at 93 Chestnut ITEM STAFF driving on Essex Street ical cord from around the ald Giorgetti is also rec- curacy, it is the sole responsibility St. at 1:56 p.m. on Monday. near Square One Mall baby's neck and admin- ognizing Officer Nicola of the concerned party to contact SAUGUS — A Saugus and could see the baby's ister CPR to his son. As Fabrizio for assisting the Vandalism Police dispatcher helped a head. the father worked over family at the scene of the the relevant police department and couple deliver a baby and have the department issue a notice A report of vandalism to Bancroft told the man his son, the infant started delivery. gave instructions over the to pull over and relayed breathing and crying, po- “I want to commend our of correction to the Daily Item. Cor- a motor vehicle at 10 Valley phone to save the new- Ave. at 4:16 p.m. on Sunday. he was sending an ambu- lice said. staff for their actions that rections or clarifications will not born's life after he was lance and police to respond A short time later Sau- assuredly helped to save be made without express notice of born unresponsive in his to the scene. But the baby gus Police Officer Pedro this baby’s life and provid- change from the arresting police MARBLEHEAD parents' minivan on Mon- wasn't waiting for back-up. Youssef found the mini- ed a calming presence for department. day morning. The man delivered the van and provided care and the family in a very hectic Accident The drama started baby as he stayed on the comfort to the family un- and scary situation. We shortly after 1:30 a.m. LYNN A report of a hit and run phone with Bancroft, but til paramedics from Arm- train for situations like motor vehicle crash on Pleas- when Saugus Police dis- the couple wasn't out of the strong Ambulance Service these, but it is rare to have Arrests ant Street at 8:07 p.m. on patchers received a 911 woods yet as the baby was arrived, police said. a call like this and I am re- Sunday. call from a frantic man unresponsive. The new- The baby and mother ally thrilled to see it had a Arthur Hoy, 56, of 82 Rob- who said he was driving born's umbilical cord was are reportedly doing well happy ending,” said Gior- inson St., was arrested and Complaints to the hospital because his wrapped around his neck after being taken to a lo- getti. “I spoke to the father charged with assault and bat- wife was giving birth in and he wasn't breathing, cal hospital, according to on Monday morning and tery on a person 60 or older A caller reported a manhole their minivan, according according to police. police. was told that the baby and or disabled and failure to sig- cover fell off on Sargent Road to Saugus Police. With Bancroft relaying In addition to credit- mother are healthy and nal at 11:31 a.m. on Monday. at 12:10 p.m. on Sunday. The man told dispatch- instructions, the man was ing Bancroft and Youssef, doing just fine.” Justiniano Mendez, 32, of A caller reported Lindbergh 4 Laighton Ter., was arrested Road was icy and needed salt and charged with unlicensed at 1:06 p.m. on Sunday. Saugus Police are investigating after shots fired operation of a motor vehicle, A caller reported a possible number plate violation, and intruder in his house on Bart- SAUGUS — Saugus Po- p.m. and learned that the scene, according to Saugus tion about the incident motor vehicle brakes violation lett Street at 11:43 p.m. on lice are investigating after home had been hit by gun- Police. or who may have seen a at 10:52 a.m. on Monday. Sunday. He stated he heard shots were fired at a home fire. No one was injured in dark-colored SUV in the footsteps downstairs and a on High Street during an Witnesses told police a the incident and the SUV area driving at a high Accidents possible knock on the door. apparent drive-by shoot- small, dark-colored SUV was last seen heading to- rate of speed is asked to Responding officers found no ing on Sunday afternoon. pulled up to the home and ward Cliftondale and Ad- call the Saugus Police A report of a hit and run intruders. Police responded to the fired three shots at the ams avenues, police said. Department at 781-233- motor vehicle crash at 3 home shortly after 4:30 house before fleeing the Anyone with informa- 1740. Lynnfield St. at 2:25 p.m. on Sunday. NAHANT A report of a motor vehicle crash at Linton Road and Complaints 3 groups; many interpretations of DC encounter Western Avenue at 3:17 p.m. A caller from Dunkin’ Do- internet, as they show a on Sunday; at 421 Essex St. nuts on Wilson Road report- By Jeffrey Collins ASSOCIATED PRESS much different story than at 5:56 p.m. on Sunday; at ed a male party in the store is being portrayed by peo- 624 Chestnut St. at 7:52 p.m. acting very strange at 12:36 A group of five black ple with agendas," Sand- on Sunday; at 141 Parkland p.m. on Saturday. men shouting vulgar in- mann, a junior, said in a Ave. at 7:40 a.m. on Monday; A report of a strong odor of sults while protesting statement released late at Park Street and Western natural gas on Willow Road at centuries of oppression. Sunday. Avenue at 7:55 a.m. on Mon- 6:48 p.m. on Saturday. Nah- Dozens of white Catholic Sandmann's statement day; at Boston and Franklin ant Fire took a reading on the high school students visit- does seem at odds with streets at 8:35 a.m. on Mon- exterior and indicated some ing Washington for a rally some video from the con- day; at Cobbet Elementary levels of natural gas. National to end abortion. And Na- frontation that showed School, 40 Franklin St., at Grid was contacted. tive Americans marching students from his school, 1:56 p.m. on Monday. A caller reported of a loud to end injustice for indig- Covington Catholic High A report of a motor vehicle noise complaint on Nautical enous peoples across the in Park Hills, Ky., laugh- crash with personal injury at Lane at 11:27 p.m. on Sat- globe who have seen their ing at Phillips' Native 89 Euclid Ave. at 12:31 p.m. urday. The caller stated they lands overrun by outside American group and on Monday. believed possible underage settlers. mockingly singing along drinking going on. Respond- The three groups met for with him, as well as inter- Assault ing officers were unable to just a few minutes Friday views with Phillips who locate any noise. at the base of the Lincoln said he heard the stu- A report of an assault and A caller reported at 12:42 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Memorial, an encounter dents shout "Build that battery at Bayridge, 60 Gran- p.m. on Sunday that Tarney captured in videos that Nathan Phillips says he felt compelled to get wall!" and "Go back to the ite St., at 10:01 p.m. on Sun- Landscaping left a significant day. went viral over the week- between a group of black religious activists reservation!" amount of snow on Willow end — and again cast a and largely white students with his ceremonial Road. Responding officers The fullest view of what spotlight on a polarized drum to defuse a potentially dangerous situa- Breaking and Entering checked the area and found happened that Friday af- nation that doesn't appear tion at a rally in Washington. ternoon came from a near- A report of a breaking and it to be cleared of snow. to agree on anything. A walk-in reported fraudu- ly two-hour video posted entering at 4 Pinkham St. at At first the focus was the Black Hebrew Israel- sions — racial, religious lent use of her credit card at on Facebook by Shar Yaqa- 2:10 a.m. on Monday. on a short video showing ites taunting everyone on and ideological — that 3:13 p.m. on Sunday. taz Banyamyan. It showed one of the high school stu- the mall that day, calling no one was willing to lis- A caller reported at 3:26 members of his Black He- Complaints dents, Nick Sandmann, the Native Americans who ten to the others' point p.m. on Sunday that Tarney brew Israelite group re- wearing a red "Make had gathered there for the of view. Add to that the peatedly interacting with A report of an unwelcome Landscaping was pushing America Great Again" hat Indigenous Peoples March political tensions spilling the crowd as people from guest at 173A Union St. at snow onto a sidewalk area di- and appearing to smirk "Uncle Tomahawks" and over from a government the Indigenous Peoples 11:53 a.m. on Sunday; at rectly in front of his residence while a crowd of other "$5 Indians" and the high shutdown that has gone 106 Newhall St. at 6:46 p.m. on Nectar Place. Respond- March and the high school teens laughed derisively school students "crackers" on for a month and the on Sunday; at 106 Newhall ing officers reported the students vigorously ar- behind him as a 64-year- and worse. stage was set for a viral St. at 7:55 p.m. on Sunday; DPW may have inadvertently gued with them for a few old Native American, It was an ugly encounter moment. But in this case at Dollar Tree, 15 Joyce St., at pushed some snow into the minutes. Nathan Phillips, played of spewed epithets but one it didn't tell the whole 8:43 p.m. on Sunday. caller’s driveway. Phillips, an elder of the a traditional chant on a that nevertheless ended story, all the parties in- A report of a fight at Ken- A walk-in requested assis- Omaha tribe, and Mar- drum. with no punches thrown volved agree. wood Terrace at 10:19 p.m. tance at 3:31 p.m. on Sunday cus Frejo, a member of Pull back further and a or other violence. "I would caution every- on Saturday; on Belmont Ave- in gaining access to her home the Pawnee and Seminole different view emerged, Still, the videos were all one passing judgment nue at 10:31 p.m. on Sunday. as all her locks were frozen. tribes, said they felt the however, in a separate over social media, again based on a few seconds of A report of a possible gun- A caller reported at 11 students were mocking video showing members video to watch the longer shot on Lincoln Street at p.m. on Sunday that a suspi- appearing to illustrate a the dance and walked over video clips that are on the 11:28 p.m. on Sunday. cious vehicle parked at Nah- of a group calling itself nation of such deep divi- to intervene. ant Road and Cliff Street for Theft about 30 minutes with their lights on. Responding officers Sexual abuse claims rock South Korean skating A report of motor vehicle made contact and they stated theft at 32 Timson St. at 2:15 they were just observing the By Kim Tong-Hyung female athletes in judo, same news conference, abused. He denied that p.m. on Saturday. coastline. ASSOCIATED PRESS taekwondo and wrestling said one of the alleged vic- he attempted to cover up have also accused their tims said she was repeat- abusive conduct by his SEOUL, South Korea male coaches of sexually edly groped as a teen by students. — More South Korean fe- abusing them. Members a coach while training at "There's no way for me POLICE BRIEFS male skaters are accusing of the country's silver the Korea National Sport to know about every act of their coaches of sexually medal-winning Olympic University, a powerhouse sexual violence that takes Boxer Manny Pacquiao’s Pacquiao retained his abusing them, a group curling team, cheered as in producing Olympic ath- place. I am not in a posi- LA home burglarized welterweight title against representing the athletes the Garlic Girls for their letes. The skater said the tion to know that much," Broner. disclosed Monday follow- hometown's famed pro- unidentified coach would he said. LOS ANGELES (AP) — ing claims by two-time duce, have accused their forcibly hug and kiss her Sohn and the skaters' A spokesman for boxer Arrest made in shootout that Olympic champion Shim former coaches of verbal and verbally abused her group also urged Kore- Manny Pacquiao says the left 1 dead, another injured Suk-hee that her former abuse and holding back after she rejected his ad- an Sport and Olympic famed fighter’s Los Ange- coach had repeatedly prize money. vances, Sohn said. Committee President Lee les home was robbed at BOSTON (AP) — A raped her. In a news conference at Sohn also called for an Kee-heung and other of- about the time he was in man involved in a fatal The announcement came South Korea's parliament, investigation into former ficials to step down for the ring with rival Adrien shootout in Boston has amid a growing #MeToo a group called Solidarity national team coach Jeon failing to safeguard ath- Broner in Las Vegas. been charged with mur- movement in South Ko- for Young Skaters said five Myeong-gyu, who is some- letes. The committee said Spokesman Mike Quinn der. rea's elite sports scene, other skaters had been what of a godfather figure it plans to launch a special confirmed the burglary to Police say 28-year-old which has been notorious sexually abused by their in South Korean skating. committee to investigate NBC News. Victor Rodriguez, of for a brutal training cul- coaches. The group didn't Currently a professor at abuse across sports and Los Angeles Police De- South Boston, was one of ture and highly hierarchi- reveal any names, citing KNSU, Jeon has long been create new rules to protect two men who shot each partment public informa- cal relationships between privacy worries. accused of nepotism for fa- athletes. other Friday afternoon tion officer Tony Im said a coaches and athletes. Lawmaker Sohn Hye- voring athletes and coach- Experts say abusive outside a barbershop on burglary occurred around In addition to Shim, won, who appeared in the es from the school in inter- treatment of female ath- Washington Street in 4:15 p.m. Saturday. national competition and letes has long been a Jamaica Plain. is now under suspicion of problem in South Korean He said suspects ran- The other man, identi- sacked the location and pressuring victims in or- elite sports, which are of- fied as 28-year-old Carl der to cover up sex crimes ten run by men. Athletes took property, and that Reynolds, of Roxbury, died nobody was home at the committed by coaches he must live in dormitories, at a local hospital. taught. where coaches often exer- time. Witnesses told police Im declined to specify "There has been fre- cise overbearing control, the shooting happened quent sexual abuse in the the address or name of and they skip school from after an argument inside skating scene, but the of- a young age in order to the property owner. the barbershop spilled fenders in most cases did perform well at athletic The 40-year-old Pac- outside. not receive punishment; events, leaving them with quiao dominated over Rodriquez, who also is that's because the coach- less education and career Broner, who is at least a charged with unlawful es were members of the choices, which makes it decade younger, shutting possession of a firearm KNSU circle led by Pro- harder for them to resist down talk of possible and ammunition, remains fessor Jeon Myeong-gyu," unjust treatment, critics retirement for the native hospitalized in police said Sohn, adding that the say. of the Philippines. custody. victims are afraid they'll South Korea has asso- face retaliation if they ciated Olympic achieve- come forward with their ments with national pride, claims. and the problems regard- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Jeon later said at a sepa- ing training cultures have Hotline Spanish menu available Two-time Olympic champion Shim Suk-hee rate news conference that often been overlooked as or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) claims that she had been raped repeatedly by he feels sorry for Shim long as the athletes suc- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. her former coach since she was a teen. and didn't know she was ceed. Callers may remain anonymous. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Green Book’ becomes an Oscar favorite after Producers Guild win By Glenn Whipp LOS ANGELES TIMES "Green Book," a feel- good movie about two men — one white, one black — discovering their common humanity during a road trip through the Jim Crow South, won the Producers Guild of Amer- ica's top honor Saturday at the PGA Awards, ce- menting its place as one of FILE PHOTO | TNS the front-runners of this Steve Ellison, 35, founder of Brainfeeder, per- year's wide-open Oscar forms as Flying Lotus and is also the nephew best picture race. of the late free-jazz composer and harpist Alice The win represented an- other high point in "Green Coltrane. Book's" roller-coaster ride through awards season. The movie has taken top PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Did the Brainfeeder prizes at the Golden Globes Mahershala Ali was also winner of the award for best performance by an and Toronto International actor in a supporting role in any motion picture for his role in “Green Film Festival, but has also Book.” label revive jazz? Its been dogged by controver- sy along the way, including sion producer and writer making a "kid from the "I don't spend a lot of founder states case the resurfacing of a con- Norman Lear the focus hood feel seen." time looking backwards," troversial 2015 tweet from of several of them. After Barris devoted much of Feige said. "Making mov- By Randall Roberts rap worlds doing a collec- co-writer Nick Vallelonga presenter Regina Hall his speech to the impor- ies is all I ever wanted to LOS ANGELES TIMES tive spit take — L.A. saxo- that supported Donald said she thought Lear was tance of representation do." phonist Kamasi Washing- Trump's false claim that "very cute," she added, "I — "seeing yourself" — and Jane Fonda and Warner Leaning back in a patio ton's breakout success on Muslims in New Jersey wanna add some years to spoke admiringly of PGA Bros. Chairman Toby Em- chair behind his Laurel Brainfeeder be damned. celebrated the destruction that life." nominee "Black Panther." merich were also honored, Canyon home on a re- Asked if New York play- of the World Trade Center. With Lear, 96, seat- "You always hear the with Fonda devoting much cent sunny morning, the ers would take exception "When you make 'Dumb ed in her line of vision, notion that black movies of her time onstage to producer and label head to the declaration, Elli- and Dumber,' you don't Amy Sherman-Palladi- don't travel," Barris said. championing women. Steve Ellison, who per- son replied with a laugh: ever expect to get an no ("Gilmore Girls," "The "Black Panther" "is the Noting with approval forms as Flying Lotus, was "Well, I think those guys award," said producer Marvelous Mrs. Maisel") third biggest movie of all that the Producers Guild reflecting on a boast that would love to play for Ka- Peter Farrelly, who also accepted the honor named time. What that said to me has a near 50-50 gender his forward-thinking jazz masi." directed and co-wrote after him. "Dinner and a was that humanity trans- split, she said: "It's not and instrumental hip-hop Ellison isn't off-base. the movie. In a lengthy prize, a Jewish girl's fa- lates. Telling good stories that we're better. It's just record label Brainfeeder Since Brainfeeder re- speech, Farrelly went on vorite Saturday night," to people anywhere from that we don't have our made in a press release. leased Washington's 2015 to compare his victory to she said. your heart translates." masculinity to prove." Issued during the roll- triple album, "The Epic," "Warren Buffett winning Lear took a turn onstage Robert Downey Jr. pre- In other film honors, out of its 10th anniversa- the often disregarded L.A. the lottery." later, giving the Visionary sented Marvel Studios "Spider-Man: Into the Spi- ry collection, "Brainfeeder jazz scene has earned in- "I don't need awards," he award to "black-ish" cre- President Kevin Feige der-Verse" won the prize X," it read, in part: "If the ternational recognition, said. ator Kenya Barris. with the David O. Selznick for animated feature. The resuscitation of jazz has and the label that put it The evening featured "This is my friend ... not award, calling him "a good Fred Rogers doc "Won't been one of the predomi- out is considered to be several moving speeches kind of my friend," Barris human in a position of You Be My Neighbor?" nant narratives of the last among the city's most ar- from special award honor- said. "This is my boy," go- power ... which is occasion- took the documentary several years, it's unques- ees, with legendary televi- ing on to thank Lear for ally lacking in our society." award. tionably due to the lasting tistically striking of the impact of the Brainfeeder past decade. confederation." After the album's break- A look at likely Oscar nominees ahead of announcements out success, players en- Now, it's one thing to By Glenn Whipp bad as "Bohemian Rhap- tout the city's musical evo- tangled in Ellison's and Washington's creative LOS ANGELES TIMES sody" could be among the lution, but it could be con- films Oscar voters desig- sidered near blasphemous web have issued a string Oscar nominations ar- of albums: bassist Thun- nate as the very best the to claim that a jazz resur- rive Tuesday, and with year had to offer. But I'm gence — if there even is dercat (Stephen Bruner); them the annual outpour- also floored that, just a one — is the result of a drummer (and Thun- ing of elation and anger, year into the widespread single imprint's efforts. dercat's brother) Donald thanks and fury, the cre- phenomena of #MeToo Brainfeeder recently Bruner; trombonist Ryan ation and perpetuation of and Time's Up, academy released a 36-track com- Porter; bassist Miles Mos- hashtags and a rampant voters might also decide to pilation of music from ley; keyboardist Brandon misuse of the word "snub." celebrate a cheesy, hugely the label's past and pres- Coleman; and others. "Roma" could become the fictionalized biopic direct- ent. Founded as a venue In February, Thunder- first Netflix movie nom- ed by Bryan Singer, who to release records that cat will take over the New inated for best picture. reflected Ellison's aes- York jazz institution the "Black Panther" might was fired from the pro- thetic, Brainfeeder has Blue Note to perform 14 transform Marvel into an duction and has long been helped define the sound sets across six nights. Oscar powerhouse. dogged by allegations of The attention isn't the sexual misconduct. of contemporary Los An- Here's how the nomina- PHOTO | TNS geles, and the three dozen result of your average jazz tions look to shake out. Director "Brainfeeder X" songs il- dude raving about Brain- Best picture Bradley Cooper, "A Star Lady Gaga is an expected Oscar nominee for lustrate how. feeder. Who knows if jazz "BlacKkKlansman" Is Born" her role as lead actress in “A Star is Born.” Asked if Brainfeeder traditionalists such as "Black Panther" Alfonso Cuaron, "Roma" was taking credit for the Wynton Marsalis would "Bohemian Rhapsody" Yorgos Lanthimos, "The Lady Gaga, "A Star Is Rami Malek, "Bohemian "resuscitation of jazz," the even call this stuff jazz. "The Favourite" Favourite" Born" Rhapsody" 35-year-old, who is the It's more like tripped-out, "Green Book" Spike Lee, "BlacKk- Melissa McCarthy, "Can Viggo Mortensen, "Green nephew of the late free- psychedelic fusion music. "If Beale Street Could Klansman" You Ever Forgive Me?" Book" jazz composer and harp- Ellison called Wash- Talk" Adam McKay, "Vice" On the bubble: Aparicio John David Washington, ist Alice Coltrane, paused ington's "The Epic" "a "Roma" On the bubble: McKay On the cusp: Emily "BlacKkKlansman" a beat before confirming game-changer for all of us "A Star Is Born" On the cusp: Barry Blunt, "Mary Poppins Re- On the bubble: Washing- the assertion. As he did, — for the world." "Vice" Jenkins, "If Beale Street turns" ton the sound of a pianist That same year, Grammy- On the bubble: "Bohe- Could Talk" The SAG Award-nom- On the cusp: Ethan in Ellison's studio, who and Pulitzer Prize-winning mian Rhapsody," "If Beale Cooper, Cuaron, Lee and inated Blunt is practi- Hawke, "First Reformed" had been improvising as rapper Kendrick Lamar Street Could Talk" McKay were Directors cally perfect; "Poppins" Hawke's career-best he answered questions, tapped a half-dozen Brain- On the cusp: "First Man" Guild nominees, as was is not. It's also not the work as the lost, tor- drifted into the scene. It feeder affiliates for the cre- The film academy has "Green Book" helmer Pe- type of film that the still mented priest in "First seemed to engage with the ation of his 2015 album, "To never nominated more ter Farrelly. But the acad- male-dominated actors Reformed" should be a birdsong. Pimp a Butterfly." than nine movies since emy's directors branch branch is going to whole- sure bet here. But there's "The truth is, when it The Brainfeeder "us" of adopting, in 2011, its cur- voters usually sub in at heartedly embrace. That serious concern that not comes to this hip-hop stuff which Ellison spoke is a rent, complicated voting least one person and the opens the door to Aparicio, enough people have seen ... it's either trap (music) collection of producers, system that allows for a highly regarded Lanthi- the astonishing newcom- or particularly liked the or us right now, you know? visual artists, rappers variable roster of five to mos feels like the most er whose extraordinary Paul Schrader drama, And when it comes to jazz, and musicians that has 10 best picture nominees. likely candidate. empathy gives "Roma" its which could catapult the it's either smooth jazz or existed in one form or So I'll stop at nine, and I Lead actress heart. talented Washington into us. It's one or the other." another since the label's won't be surprised if only Yalitza Aparicio, "Roma" Lead actor the nominees. Willem Da- The sound you just birth in a Northridge eight make the cut. Glenn Close, "The Wife" Christian Bale, "Vice" foe also has a shot for his heard? That was surely apartment complex I still find it difficult to Olivia Colman, "The Fa- Bradley Cooper, "A Star turn as Vincent van Gogh someone from the jazz and dubbed Das Bunker. believe that a movie as vourite" Is Born" in "At Eternity's Gate." Erykah Badu booed at Chicago concert after commenting on R. Kelly

By Morgan Greene said she flew into Chica- Badu then wondered "Chicago condoned the CHICAGO TRIBUNE go from Los Angeles for aloud if one of Kelly's al- behavior for so long, or the concert to celebrate a leged victims would also supported him knowing- CHICAGO — Sing- friend's birthday. be crucified if she grew up ly, and so after this docu- er-songwriter Erykah "She starts off the con- to be an offender. mentary came out it real- Badu was booed by a Chi- cert, and everything's go- "It's just something to ly kind of put the looking cago crowd after bring- ing great," Gonzalez said. think about," Badu said. glass on Chicago for all ing up R. Kelly at a night concert in his hometown, "Midshow, she decided to "The crowd, we were all outsiders," Gonzalez said. according to fans in atten- bring up R. Kelly and how just kind of looking at each On Sunday, Badu ap- dance. Chicago feels about R. other like, is this happen- peared to clarify her com- A few songs into her Kelly and everybody start- ing right now?" Gonzalez ments on Twitter: show Saturday at the ed booing." said. "I love you. Uncondi- Aragon Ballroom, Badu "I'm putting up a prayer Gonzalez said she tionally. That doesn't right now for R.," Badu watched "Surviving R. mean I support your poor took a break from her set PHOTO | TNS to talk about Kelly, who said, according to videos Kelly" and was surprised choices. I want healing for continues to face fallout posted on social media. Erykah Badu’s comments followed reports that that Badu would talk you and anyone you have from "Surviving R. Kelly," The singer redirected Sony Music dropped R. Kelly, and an accuser’s about Kelly in Chicago. hurt as a result of you be- the Lifetime documentary the audience from criticiz- appearance on a “Dateline NBC” special. "I think it's a sensitive ing hurt. Is that strange series that spotlighted de- ing Kelly, saying, "That's topic for Chicagoans right to you? That's all I've ever cades of abuse allegations not love." "It almost felt like a "There wasn't even mu- now," Gonzalez said. "Ev- said. Anything else has against the singer. Gonzalez said it was a quick interlude but not sic playing in the back- erybody's looking at you been fabricated or taken Venessa Gonzalez, 35, "strange" moment. really," Gonzalez said. ground." guys in a fishbowl. out of context." A8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Inside a big top, Dior puts on circus-themed couture PARIS (AP) — Dior drew inspiration from the top of the big top for a playful couture show held Monday in Paris, where models inside a circus-style tent walked through a human arch made of moving acrobats. The theme seemed to well serve designer Maria Grazia Chiuri, who has struggled to fly in recent seasons. The acrobatics also dovetailed with some of the recent film roles of Dior's VIP guest, British PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS actress Felicity Jones, who explained all to The Associated Press. Paris' Winter Circus to of Everything" co-star Hundreds of vintage the circus theme picked Eddie Redmayne. Mezzo J’Nai Bridges rising light bulbs like the ones for one of former designer "This set is so fitting. used at fairgrounds lit up John Galliano's most It's obviously in the air," Dior's life-sized circus and memorable shows. she said, smiling. fast in the opera world a giant wooden pole held And the circus seems The feminist edge Chi- up the big top. Guests at to have provided Chiuri, uri has brought to Dior NEW YORK (AP) — Cooperstown, N.Y. grounding and maturity the show inside the Rodin who's struggled to take since becoming the first J'Nai Bridges was just "Her singing was in your voice." Museum gardens gawped off since taking Dior's female designer in house 24 and still in school already memorable, as Said Bridges: "She takes at the decor. creative helm in 2016, the history also mirrored the when she sang her first were her animal stage advantage of people for Acrobats dressed in the perfect muse to unlock "kick-ass women" Jones "Carmen" as a young art- instincts," Zambello said sure, but she's a strong black-and-white costumes her creativity. chooses to play, including ist at the Glimmerglass in an email. "I remember woman who says what of Pierrot, the clown It was light and fun, U.S. Supreme Court Jus- Festival in 2011. I was drawn to watching she wants and gets what character from French without being heavy-hand- tice Ruth Bader Gins- "I was, oh, way too her always, and one could she wants." pantomime, entered the ed or overly literal. berg in the biopic "On the young," she recalls with see she was a young sing- "She's also extremely stage area on each other's Felicity Jones spoke to Basis of Sex." a laugh. "It felt good back er with vast potential." fearless," Bridges said. shoulders to begin the the AP from under Dior's "She's a formidable then, but it just fits like a Zambello will be direct- "She brings on her own whimsical collection that big top and said she woman. She's someone glove now." ing her in San Francisco, death and she knows it. I riffed on the circus theme. coincidentally she had who's changed the face Bridges will be trying on and Bridges, just turning can't quite relate to that Dior has had a long just finished playing an of gender equality in that glove again, headlin- 32, thinks she now has yet ... but I had a fearless- history with the big top — acrobat for a movie called the world, so it was an ing a production of Bizet's the "life experience and ness about me at a young from a famous 1955 photo "The Aeronauts" that re- enormous privilege to be masterpiece at the San vocal maturity" to do age. I came all the way shoot with elephants in united with "The Theory playing her," Jones added. Francisco Opera in June. justice to the role of the across the country when I It's her biggest step to free-spirited gypsy who was 18, having never done date in a career that has refuses to flinch even at that. This career, it's not taken the African-Ameri- the prospect of death. easy at times, and it takes can mezzo-soprano to ma- "The tunes are so popu- a bit of that same strength jor houses in the United lar, but it's actually quite that I think Carmen has." States and Europe — that difficult to sing," Bridges Bridges had been study- will lead to her Metropoli- said in an interview last ing voice while growing tan Opera debut next sea- month in her New York up in Washington state son as Nefertiti in Philip apartment. "The tessitura but also was a star shoot- Glass' "Akhnaten." (prevailing vocal range) ing guard on her high Young as she was in sits quite low and mid- school basketball team. that Glimmerglass per- dle-y. ... And to sing over Had it not been for a formance, she impressed an orchestra in your low- falling out with her coach, Francesca Zambello, who er register, it just doesn't she might well have pur- had just become director project as much, so you sued sports rather than of the summer festival in really have to have that singing. ‘Time to say goodbye’: Vonn in too much pain to continue PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Powerhouse documentaries CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — What was evident all weekend for to be everywhere at Sundance Lindsey Vonn became clear to everyone else on LOS ANGELES (AP) — Wallace, Toni Morrison women looking to upset Sunday. For documentary film- and Dr. Ruth. incumbents in a Congres- The American skier's makers, there's no place "Sundance is the sional primary, including surgically repaired knees like the Sundance Film greatest launching pad," first-term New York simply don't let her apply Festival. said filmmaker Julia Congresswoman Alexan- the power she requires to The mountainside Reichert. "I can't think dria Ocasio-Cortez, who win races anymore. festival which kicks off of another festival that is expected to be at the The pain is too severe; Thursday in Park City, shows fiction and docu- festival. the psychological impact Utah, has become known mentaries that puts as The prolific documentar- too much to bear; her for launching nonfiction much honor, respect and ian Alex Gibney is also pride too great. films to box office suc- spotlight on the documen- back with his latest, "The No wonder that Vonn cesses and awards, and tary." Inventor: Out For Blood is considering moving up this year is shaping up to "Most documentary In Silicon Valley" which her retirement. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be no different. The slate filmmakers aspire to get looks at the rise and fall After failing to finish a boasts a wide array of into Sundance. It's such of the multibillion dollar World Cup super-G, Vonn Vonn was charging and al ligament) on my left films about fallen titans, a fantastic festival with tech health care com- said leaving the sport from Harvey Weinstein great potential for dis- pany Theranos and the immediately "is a possi- in contention for a podium knee. I've got two braces spot until a slight bobble on. There's only so much to Theranos' Elizabeth tribution and raising the psychology of its founder, bility." Holmes, music legends profile of a film. But par- Elizabeth Holmes. "But I'm emotional right bounced her slightly off I can handle and I might track. Then she clipped a have reached my max- Miles Davis and David ticularly for films about "(Sundance has) always now," Vonn quickly added. Crosby, two of Michael American politics, it's promoted docs and it's al- "I have to really think gate and couldn't apply imum," Vonn said. "I'm pressure on her right leg not sure. I've got to take a Jackson's sexual abuse really a natural choice," ways promoted them in a clearly about that. It's not accusers, the Cambridge said Rachel Lears, who way that puts them on the to force her way back onto couple days' time and re- a decision I make lightly Analytica/Facebook directed "Knock Down the same footing as scripted the racing line, prompting ally think about things." or quickly." scandal, Apollo 11, Mike House." It follows four films," Gibney said. Vonn added to reporters, her to miss the next gate. Vonn was planning on "I'll let you guys know." And with that, Vonn retiring in December. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 English boys basketball outlasts St. John’s Prep in Boston By Harold Rivera with 26 points. Jarnel Guz- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR man (21), Jack Rodriguez (16) and Justin Fitzpatrick BOSTON — It’s safe to say (12, on four 3-pointers) also that few opponents have made key shots throughout. been able to contain the En- Reaching double- gures for glish boys basketball team’s St. John’s were Will Batchel- high- ying offense. Monday der (24 points), Aidan Calla- afternoon at Cathedral High, han (17) and Liam Dunfee however, the Bulldogs were (10). pushed to their limits. “Will and Aidan are a very In a hard-fought clash from young and promising back- start to nish, the Bulldogs court for us,” Eagles coach came away with a 78-72 win John Dullea said. “Our fu- over St. John’s Prep at the ture’s very bright with those BABC/Slades Basketball two. They certainly have dif- Classic. ferent styles but both are “It was a war from the be- very effective. They’re not ginning of the game,” En- afraid of the moment, which glish coach Antonio Ander- is rare for sophomores. They son said. “It was a tournament don’t back down.” atmosphere. St. John’s runs Both coaches felt their its stuff. They played hard, teams improved from match- they rebounded and they ing up against one another. have guys that can shoot it. “I’m very proud of the effort our kids played with to- My guys stayed together. We night,” Dullea said. “We bat- ITEM FILE PHOTO made plays that we needed tled all game. We’re taking to make in this type of atmo- English’s Jack Rodriguez (right) had steps in the right direction.” sphere.” 16 points in a win over St. John’s Prep ITEM FILE PHOTO Alonzo Linton led English ENGLISH, B2 Monday afternoon. Lynn eld’s Cate MacDonald scored 15 points in a win over Triton Monday. St. Mary’s boys roll to win over Burke Lynn eld girls By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR shine in victory BOSTON — St. Mary’s basketball coach Dave Brown doesn’t shy away from match- ing his Spartans up against top-notch oppo- over Triton nents. Monday night at Cathedral High, the Spartans took on one of the toughest By Anne Marie Tobin opponents on their schedule in Division 3 ITEM STAFF South powerhouse Burke. The Spartans bolted out to a 23-point lead LYNNFIELD — When you are a young team like the after one quarter and never looked back, en Lynn eld girls basketball team, mistakes and inconsis- route to an 81-43 win at the BABC/Slades tent play is the rule rather than the exception. Basketball Classic. Monday afternoon in a 50-34 win against visiting Tri- Jalen Echevarria led all scorers with 23 ton at the high school, the Pioneers played some of their points. Joey Abate-Walsh scored 16 points best basketball of the season. That’s the good news. and Ademide Badmus nished with 15. The bad news is the stretch lasted only 10 minutes. New Jersey Institute of Technology com- “We had it going for a while there at the end of the mit Levar Williams led the Bulldogs with rst quarter and the second quarter,” said Lynn eld 15 points. coach Peter Bocchino. “We put in a new spread offense “Our biggest thing is to play every game that we put together this morning and that’s what was like it could be our last game,” Spartans working in the rst half. I told them they did good, but coach Dave Brown said. “We knew this was in the second half, the defense started to get lazy so a big game here. They’re probably the favor- instead of beating them by 30 like I thought we were ite in Division 3 South. If we happen to see capable of, it was much closer. them again a month from now it won’t be ‘The good thing was it was a good game for us coming the same team because their point guard after those ugly losses last week to Masco and Pentuck- (out with injury) makes them go. But we et.” have to play against who’s out on the  oor Three Pioneers scored in double gures with fresh- ITEM FILE PHOTO and that’s what we did tonight.” man Cate MacDonald scoring a game-high 15 points, Joe Abate-Walsh (left) scored 16 points for St. Mary’s in a junior captain Tori Morelli scoring 14 and freshman Ri- win over Burke Monday night. SPARTANS, B2 ley Hallahan chipping in with 11 points. Points were hard to nd in the early going, but the Pioneers found their rhythm near the end of the rst quarter, going on a 9-0 run in the nal two minutes to Guertin leads a focused Marblehead swim team build a 16-7 lead. Hallahan and MacDonald capped the run with By Daniel Kane three-pointers, Hallahan’s from behind the arc, then ITEM STAFF MacDonald the old-fashioned way after an Ava Buon- glio steal set her up for a power drive through the MARBLEHEAD — Susan Guertin has been fortunate paint. MacDonald was fouled on the layup and convert- to guide some great teams during her tenure as coach ed the free three. of the swimming and diving team at Marblehead High. The Pioneers kept their foot on the gas in the second But Guertin feels there’s something special about this quarter, stretching the lead to 21-7 with a 5-0 run over year’s team that places her Magicians on a higher level. the rst two minutes of the quarter. The Magicians have shown clear commitment and fo- Triton fought back, cutting the de cit to just seven, cus from the start of the season. 23-16 with about three and a half minutes left in the “We practice Monday morning, Monday afternoon,” half. After that, the Pioneers clamped down defensively Guertin said. “They don’t have to do both they get to and closed out the half with a 9-0 run to bump the Pio- choose. Then Tuesday morning, Wednesday afternoon, neers to 16, 32-16, heading into the second half. Thursday afternoon. And the kids swimming for club Both teams came out  at in the third quarter. With teams have to be in the pool again so they run to their three minutes left and the Pioneers on top 34-18, it club practice. It’s like living in the water a little bit. was Hallahan to the rescue. She drained back-to-back “It’s incredible to see that they can still put that to threes sandwiched around a Vikings’ three to push the the side and perform well,” Guertin added. “And they’re Pioneers’ lead to 40-21. With less than 40 seconds left all really smart kids. If there’s one thing about swim- in the quarter, sophomore Caroline Waisnor (2 points, mers it’s that they do the same thing in the classroom. 4 steals) swiped a Vikings’ pass and dished to Morelli, They’re all top students. They know how to discipline who laid it in to give the Pioneers’ their largest lead of their time.” the game at 42-21 heading into the nal eight minutes The Magicians earned the Northeastern Conference of the game. crown with last Thursday’s win over Danvers. They n- ITEM FILE PHOTO Bocchino said Hallahan’s treys were the turning point. ished the regular season undefeated. Susan Guertin and the Marblehead swim team LYNNFIELD, B2 MARBLEHEAD, B2 nished the regular season undefeated. Fenwick boys hockey gets back on track by shutting out Saugus

“Right off the bat, we scored at 14:49 in Conference opponent Peabody Saturday SCHOOL ROUNDUP the rst period. They had opportunities at Kasabuski. By Mike Alongi to put the puck in the net. We’re com- BOYS HOCKEY ITEM STAFF ing on pretty strong right now. If we can Hamilton-Wenham 5, keep scoring goals we’ll be in good shape. Swampscott 2 The Bishop Fenwick boys hockey team “Everybody played well. Jake had a Drew Olivieri and Zach Elwell were nally got back in the win column with great game in net and freshman goalie the two scorers for the Big Blue, with a 5-0 shutout win over Saugus in a Dylan Bloom got some playing time.” each player notching one goal and one non-conference game at Kasabuski Are- Fenwick (4-6-1, 2-3 CCL) is back in ac- assist in the loss. na Monday evening. tion Saturday with a road game against Swampscott (4-6-2) will host the Lynn The Crusaders were led by Derek Catholic Central League foe Austin Prep Jets Wednesday night at Rockett Arena DelVecchio and Tom Estella, who each at Stoneham Arena. in Salem. had two goals in the win. Andrew Phillips “We played Austin Prep earlier in the Hingham 4, St. Mary’s 2 added one goal, while Diego Alvarez-Se- season,” Quinlan said. “We had plenty of St. Mary’s came out  at and could nev- gee, Jake Murphy, Aedan Grenham, opportunities. We outshot them but we er really get anything going in the battle Matt Roscoe, Nick Muzi, Jake Moniz and couldn’t put the puck in the net. Hope- of top-10 teams at Pilgrim Skating Are- Ethan Belt each had one assist. Moniz fully this time around we can make the na. and Dylan Bloom combined for a shutout most of those opportunities. My team is Nick Napolitano and Kory Ouellette each had one goal for the Spartans, while ITEM FILE PHOTO in net for the Crusaders. starting to believe in themselves.” Colin Reddy added one assist. “My team nally put the puck in the Saugus (4-6-3) will try to snap a four- Bishop Fenwick’s Tom Estella (right) scored net,” Fenwick coach Jim Quinlan said. game losing streak against Northeastern ROUNDUP, B2 two goals in a win over Saugus Monday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 Celtics beat Heat to lock up fourth consecutive win BOSTON (AP) — Kyrie Irving and screens for him and let him do moved closer to some elite Boston his thing. He’s pretty special at that.” Celtics company with his latest dou- Irving downplayed it as: “That’s ble-double. It was his three driving what I’m supposed to be doing, be ag- baskets, though, that helped seal the gressive. That’s pretty much it.” victory. Jayson Tatum added 19 points and Irving had 26 points and 10 assists, Marcus Morris 17 for the Celtics, who Al Horford added 16 points and 12 won their ninth straight at home and rebounds and the Celtics beat the improved to 18-5 at TD Garden. Miami Heat 107-99 Monday night Derrick Jones Jr. and Dion Waiters for their fourth straight win. led the Heat with 18 points apiece. Irving has had 20 or more points Miami coach Erik Spoelstra knew and 10 or more assists in 10 games. stopping Irving would be the key. Hall of Famer Larry Bird accom- “We were able to inch our way back plished the feat 11 times in 1986-87. into the game, and pretty much you Boston led by 19 points entering have to play perfectly offensively the final quarter, before Miami ral- when you’re dealing with Kyrie Ir- lied and closed within 99-94 with 4½ ving on the other end,” he said. “It minutes to play. seemed like he made every single Irving then hit three spinning, play when we were trying to get the driving baskets in the paint on the ball out of his hands. He was just Celtics’ next three possessions to se- brilliant there at the end.” cure the win. The building was somewhat quiet “He just has a great ability to find for most of the game, until the Celt- those seams and finish,” Boston ics broke it open in the third quarter. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coach Brad Stevens said. “He’s ob- Boston shot a torrid 72.7 percent Al Horford (second from right) pulls down a rebound during a win over the viously got unbelievable touch. We (16 of 22) in the third, outscoring the Miami Heat Monday night. were just trying to get simple slips Heat 37-18. English boys basketball outlasts Prep ENGLISH our go-to guys. Mason was From B1 out, he’s our best defend- er. We had to figure out a “That’s the type of team way to make that work. we can see in the state We had a two-point lead tournament,” Anderson at the half. St. John’s said. “It can only help fought back but everytime both of us. That’s the one they fought back Alonzo thing about games like made huge shots.” ITEM FILE PHOTO this. It was a heck of a Half No. 2 was much of Talia Orenstein is one of five captains for the Mar- game for both our teams the same. Linton and Ro- blehead swim team. to be a part of. We can’t driguez took over in the ask for anything more. third quarter with drives For us, especially, we’ve to the basket. The Bull- been blowing teams out. dogs carried a 60-52 lead Marblehead swim team We needed something like heading into the fourth this.” quarter. The first half was back Batchelder’s 3-pointer continues its success and forth from the open- with 4:30 to play made it ing tip. Each team had its a three-point game. But MARBLEHEAD share of good runs but that’s as close as the Ea- From B1 neither could pull away gles would get, with the ITEM FILE PHOTO when it looked like things Bulldogs clamping down Guertin points to the leadership of her captains as a could get out of hand. Justin Fitzpatrick scored 12 points for English in a in the final stretch for the main reason for the success Marblehead has seen this Knocking down its out- win over St. John’s Prep. 78-72 win. winter. side shots, St. John’s ran Both teams bounce back “We have five captains, Amanda Wager, Lucas Perez, Ju- out to a 15-8 lead. In the After an Eagles bucket point, 35-34. Linton closed into conference play this lia Cerrutti, Talia Orenstein and Connor Elliott,” Guertin blink of an eye, English gave them a seven-point the half with a basket to week. St. John’s (6-6) said. “They help fill in the leadership role and help create took a 16-15 lead with a lead to start the second give the Bulldogs a 37-35 hosts Malden Catholic a lot of the chemistry that this team has with each other. 8-0 spurt capped by Lin- quarter, the Bulldogs edge at recess. Wednesday (6) in a Catho- “I think the key is teaching the kids about the commit- ton’s lay-up. Batchelder turned things up a notch. “Alonzo dominated the lic Conference tilt. ment it takes. It’s about making them understand that made a nifty move the A 14-0 run saw English game,” Anderson said. “He English (10-1) visits they have to be at practice. We’re part of a team, part of a group and they’re all real good friends.” basket for a lay-in and take a 34-23 lead midway made three’s, baskets, free Swampscott Tuesday Along with an abundance of veteran leadership, Mar- ended the first quarter through the period. Batch- throws, got rebounds. Jar- night (7), one win away blehead has plenty of experienced swimmers who com- with St. John’s in front, elder knocked in a 3-point- nel was out the first half, from clinching a state pete for club teams and help their teammates improve. 21-16. er to whittle it down to a which is hard. He’s one of tournament bid. “The club kids bring everybody up too because they’re really committed between double practices and being in and out of the pool,” Guertin said. “I’ve always been real- Spartans remain unbeaten after win over Burke ly lucky with the level of commitment I’ve seen. I don’t know how but it’s just been wonderful.” SPARTANS a little bit, he was 1-for-9 last game. Brown’s underclassmen held down Some key additions have also carried big roles. New- From B1 We tell him to let it fly. He knocked the fort in the fourth quarter and comers Nate Pulido, Morgan Taylor and Cooper Caldwell, down some early ones, which was sealed the win. Henri Miraka (six have helped the Magicians. “It was good to see that guys didn’t good for him. That opened things up points), Marvens Rosirus (four points) “We picked up three boys this year that were good think that just because they were for Jalen and our post guys.” and David Brown (three points) high- swimmers,” Guertin said. “It brings everybody up. The missing one of their best players we St. Mary’s continued with an 8-0 lighted the final period. other kids want to live up to it and it creates healthy didn’t have to bring the effort,” Brown run, placing Burke on its heels in a “That’s going to help us, as well as competition. continued. “Our guys came out and 20-2 hole. The Spartans led 27-4 at them in the future,” Brown said. “We “Copper didn’t swim last year but he came back to played hard, which was good to see.” the end of the first quarter. have some sophomores who are get- swimming and he has been amazing for us. Those three The first quarter was perhaps the Things were much more even in the ting good, quality minutes and then have come in and just been amazing. It just helped us best period the Spartans have played second quarter. Burke started to find the young boys as well. If I can get immensely.” all season. Abate-Walsh had the hot its footing offensively by hitting its them seven-eight minutes a game, Among the individual highlights this season have been hand early, knocking in a pair of open looks. The Bulldogs swished they’ll be ready. In practice those guys Theo Chemel and Brian Coleman. Coleman broke a pool 3-pointers to help St. Mary’s claim a three 3-pointers in the second quarter go up against our top seven. They’re record at the Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA in the 100-yard 9-0 lead out of the gate. Burke burned but St. Mary’s remained in control facing great competition so they butterfly, a record formerly held by Charlie Seltzer (54.19, a timeout but Abate-Walsh netted with a 42-23 lead at the midway shouldn’t shy away from it. It’s good 2015). another 3-pointer before the Bulldogs break. to see they played hard when they got “Both Brian and Theo (200-yard freestyle) have quali- found the scoreboard on a Williams St. Mary’s lead ballooned into the out there.” fied (for states) in their events which is awesome,” Guer- jumper. 40s with back to back 3-pointers from The Spartans (13-0) bounce back tin said. “Theo just turns it on and turns it on, it has been “That just happened,” Brown said of Echevarria and Marcus Brunson-Pe- into Catholic Central League play amazing. It’s like that no matter what I put him in and Abate-Walsh’s strong start. “We know rez in the closing seconds of the third Friday (6:30) when they visit he’s very young. He’s only a sophomore.” Joey’s a shooter. He’s been struggling quarter. Archbishop Williams. Several other Magicians have also qualified for states and sectionals including two divers, Cara Grazado and Carter Murray, swimmers Brooke and Amanda Wager, Lynnfield girls basketball earns win over Triton and a handful of relay teams. “Both of our divers have qualified for states,” Guertin said. “They just have to get all their dives in because they more as she knows how to get open Sophomore captain Grace Klonsky LYNNFIELD have to do 11 dives at states.” From B1 for the threes and she can hit them (5 points) and sophomore Ava Buon- Guertin has been pleased with her team’s performanc- as well as anybody. figlio (3 points) also scored. es in the pool but said she doesn’t have put any extra “Riley really understands the game “In the second half we struggled in With the win, the Pioneers got back expectations on her swimmers going forward. more than anyone,” Bocchino said. that when we finally got a defensive to .500 at 6-6 and moved closer to se- “There obviously aren’t as many kids who’ll go to the “She gets the concept of the pick rebound, right away we turned the curing a berth in the Division 3 tour- upcoming meets,” Guertin said. “The boys made three and roll and she was on fire in the ball over because they weren’t look- nament. relays so they’ll go for that. For the girls, Amanda has middle part of the game. Those two ing for the outlet. They were putting “We need four wins to make the made it, Brooke had made it and Talia Orenstein made threes she hit were big and allowed the ball on the floor. We also strug- tournament and at least on paper, it sectionals so far. I don’t lay down expectations for them, us to get the lead back up to what, gled when they pressed late in the looks like if we play good basketball they do it for themselves. 19 or 20. She only missed one shot game. Had they pressed earlier, we for 32 minutes every game, we should “Now we have another week to put together the con- and made four of five shots. I asked may have folded. We were okay when be able to make it,” said Bocchino. ference meet. It really helps to have the (regular season) the girls how do not find her more? as long as we stayed spread out and Lynnfield is back in action Friday meets over with. It’s been great this year. We just have We should have been looking for her set our screens.” night at Masconomet at 6:30. some amazing kids. I say this every year.” St. Mary’s girls hockey pulls out win despite down performance ROUNDUP GIRLS HOCKEY St. Mary’s (9-1-0) hosts Stoneham Wednes- Connell was also in double figures with 10 From B1 St. Mary’s 3, Lexington 1 day at Connery Rink. points, while junior Tony Hunt chipped in Despite what coach Frank Pagliuca char- Wilmington 2, Bishop Fenwick 1 with seven. “We just came out flat, and you can’t do acterized as a lackluster performance, the Fenwick (8-4-0) hosts Ursuline Academy Lynnfield (5-7) is back in action Friday at that against a talented team like Hingham,” Spartans escaped with a win at The Edge Sunday at McVann/O’Keefe Memorial Rink. Masconomet. said St. Mary’s coach Mark Lee. “We took Sports Center in Bedford. BOYS BASKETBALL WRESTLING some bad penalties and they were able to Marina DiBiasio led the way with one Lynnfield 71, Triton 61 St. John’s Prep 29, Maimonides 0 capitalize. I was very proud of our fight in goal and one assist, while Jenna Chaplain The Pioneers put 46 points on the board in St. John’s Prep 64, Peabody 3 the third period to get back into it, but it and Codi Butt each had one goal. Zoe Sol- the first half en route to an easy win. St. John’s Prep 69, Josiah Quincy 0 ended up being too little, too late.” omons contributed two assists, while Mady Lynnfield was deadly from behind the arc, St. John’s Prep 51, Masconomet 20 The Spartans (11-2-0) will try to get back Hentosh and Sam Porazinski each had one draining a season-high 10 three-pointers. The Eagles improved to 25-1 on the sea- on track Saturday when they host Arlington assist. Goalie Maddy Delano had 11 saves Sophomore Jack Ford hit six three-point- son after sweeping the field at a quad meet. Catholic at Connery Rink. in the win. ers and finished with 26 points, while junior St. John’s had several players go 4-0 on St. John’s Prep 3, Melrose 3 “We had some extremely poor puck man- captain Clay Marengi was also in double the day, including Adam Schaeublin (113 The Eagles got one goal each from Jack agement, and we were very lucky to come figures with 20 points (2 three-pointers). pounds), Alec Runnels (120), Ryan Garlitz Riley, Ryan Webb and Josiah Brown in the away with two points,” said Pagliuca. “We The duo set the tone early in the game, com- (138), Matt Mitchell (145), Achilles Gikas loss. Ned Malolepszy added one assist. need a much better effort and we need to bining for four threes and 20 first-quarter (152), Marty Roach (160), Ben Shaw (170), St. John’s (3-5-3) plays on the road at Mal- raise the compete level significantly on points to help the Pioneers build a 27-8 lead Owen Gaffney (195/220) and Will Moulton den Catholic Wednesday. Wednesday.” after the first eight minutes. Junior Khad (285). TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Danvers at Marblehead (at Salem Swimming State, 6:30) Lynn at Swampscott (at Salem State, St. John’s at BC High (4) 8:15) Boys Basketball Girls Hockey Chelsea at Tech (5:30) Winthrop at Beverly (4) KIPP at Minuteman (5:30) Peabody at Melrose (6) English at Swampscott (7) Stoneham at St. Mary’s (8) Marblehead at Salem (7) Revere at Winthrop (7) Boys Basketball Classical at Saugus (7) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (6) Girls Basketball Girls Basketball Tech at Chelsea (5:30) Revere at Melrose (5:30) PMA at KIPP (6:30) Wrestling Swampscott at English (7) Lynnfield at Georgetown (5) Salem at Marblehead (7) St. John’s at Catholic Memorial (6) Winthrop at Revere (7) Peabody/Saugus at Swampscott Saugus at Classical (7) (6:30) Track Swimming St. Mary’s at Williams (at Reggie Tech at Minuteman (3) Lewis, 4:30) Track WEDNESDAY English at Swampscott (4) Boys Hockey Beverly at Revere (7) Winthrop at Peabody (5:15) Classical at Winthrop (at Revere, 7) Somerville at Revere (5:30) Gymnastics St. John’s at Malden Catholic (6) Winthrop at Essex Tech (6)

SPORTS BRIEFS Learn to Skate held at Classical on the fol- lowing dates and times: Jan. program 26 (8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m.), Feb. 9 (1:30-2:30). Session II of Lynn Youth The goal is to help players Hockey’s Learn To Skate of all levels improve in their program runs through Mar. basketball skills (ball han- 23 (a total of 12 sessions). dling, shooting, passing, Each session begins at 9:30 defense, etc…) in a fun envi- a.m. and runs through 11:20 ronment. Game-play will a.m. The cost is $125 (plus also be included. For more PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS any USA Hockey fees if information, contact Helen applicable). Equipment Ridley at ridleytopflightbas- Tom Brady (right) celebrates with his teammates after the Patriots beat the Kansas City Chiefs in the needed includes hockey hel- [email protected]. AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium Sunday night. met, elbow and knee pads, skates and warm/waterproof gloves and pants. For more NSSUA softball information, visit www.lynn- umpire training Patriots and Rams to meet once again youthhockey.com. The North Shore Softball Umpire Association (NSSUA) in Super Bowl after waiting 17 years Classical girls will run softball umpire basketball clinics schools through January and (AP) — It began in 2002, back when ing the coming of a new age of football 51 Rams victory in November. February. The school will cer- the Rams were in St. Louis and the Pa- — one in which McVay’s reimagined Instead, we get a “rematch” of that The Classical girls basket- tify umpires to for high triots were a plucky underdog stand- offense has dealt a blow to the old, 2002 Super Bowl, won by the Patriots ball coaching staff (varsity School and recreation ing in the way of a potential dynasty. increasingly dated adage that teams 20-17. coaches Tom Sawyer and leagues throughout the So much has changed. ultimately must win championships The Rams came into that game as Helen Ridley, and junior North Shore. Classes will be This hasn’t: Bill Belichick and Tom with defense. The Rams have cracked a franchise on the edge of a dynasty. varsity coach Rob Smith), set up to try and accommo- Brady. 30 points in 13 of their 18 games They were one season removed from with assistance from cur- date all candidates, with The duo, every bit as formidable now this season. A generation ago, that their first Super Bowl win, led by rent members of the team, classes running on Satur- as when they won that first title, face would’ve been novel; now, it’s normal. quarterback Kurt Warner and known is excited to offer four free days, Sundays and Monday the Rams, now back in Los Angeles, But to officially usher the NFL into as “The Greatest Show on Turf” for basketball clinics for Lynn Nights. For more information girls in grades four through please contact Roy Ballard at in a Super Bowl rematch of sorts that a new era, the Rams will have to get the fake grass they burned up at their eight. The clinics will be [email protected]. pits the NFL’s past against its future. past New England, which is a 1-point seven-year-old home in St. Louis. They At 32, Sean McVay is the youngest favorite for the game in Atlanta, set for had amassed what was then unheard Super Bowl coach. At 66, Bill Beli- Feb. 3 — exactly 17 years to the date of — 500-plus points in three straight TV/RADIO chick has an NFL-record 30 playoff of the last Super Bowl showdown, and seasons — and were a two-touchdown TV wins. a bit more than three months since favorite against Belichick and Brady, At 24, Jared Goff is the youngest the Boston Red Sox topped the LA who was in his second year and best NBA quarterback to win the NFC champi- Dodgers for the World Series. (Who known as the sixth-round draft pick 8 p.m...... Portland at Oklahoma City...... NBATV onship. At 41, Brady will be the oldest will Magic and Bird cheer for? Stay Belichick stuck with after Drew Bled- Men’s College Basketball quarterback to start a Super Bowl. tuned.) soe got injured. 6:30 p.m...... Auburn at South Carolina...... SEC Network The Rams (15-3) are back in the Su- Is Brady up to it? New England used ball control, 7 p.m...... Clemson at Florida St...... ESPNU per Bowl for the first time since that Well, on Sunday, he drove the Patri- defense and a last-second field goal 7 p.m...... Minnesota at Michigan...... Big Ten Network meeting against the Patriots — and ots down the field for three straight to topple Warner and the Rams. On 7 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Kentucky...... ESPN for the first time as the “Los Angeles touchdowns — two in the fourth quar- the surface, the task figures to not be 7 p.m...... Notre Dame at Georgia Tech...... NESN Rams” since 1980, when they fell to the ter and once in overtime — for a 37-31 all that different this time around, 7 p.m...... Texas Tech at Kansas St...... ESPN2 Steelers. The Patriots (13-5) are back victory over the Chiefs , the only team though Brady is showing he’s per- 7 p.m...... Villanova at Butler...... FS1 for the third straight time — they lost that gained more yards than Los An- fectly capable of matching opponents 8 p.m...... Wichita State at South Florida...... CBSSN to Philly last year — the fourth in five geles this season. touchdown-for-touchdown. Sunday’s 8:30 p.m...... Texas A&M at Florida...... SEC Network seasons and the ninth since Belichick It put an end to the dream of a re- win adds to a Week 6 victory over 9 p.m...... Duke at Pittsburgh...... ESPN got the New England dynasty on track match between two teams of the Kansas City by the score of 43-40. The 9 p.m...... Indiana at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network in the 2002 win over St. Louis. future — Rams vs. Chiefs — who Patriots ranked fifth in overall offense 9 p.m...... Mississippi at Alabama...... ESPNU The Rams duo of McVay and Goff delivered a wildly entertaining, de- this season, only 28 yards a game be- 9 p.m...... Wake Forest at Virginia...... NESN has spent the past two seasons herald- fense-optional touchdown-fest in a 54- hind LA. 10 p.m...... New Mexico at UNLV...... CBSSN 11 p.m...... San Diego St. at Fresno St...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball Dolphins will have to wait a bit to hire Flores 9 p.m...... Oklahoma at TCU...... FS1 Golf MIAMI (AP) — While mer Colts and Lions head 2 p.m...... Web.com: Bahamas Great Abaco Classic...... Golf the 2018 NFL champi- coach Jim Caldwell as NHL on has yet to be crowned, assistant head coach and 9 p.m...... Detroit at Edmonton...... NBCSN much of the league is al- Packers assistant Patrick ready looking ahead to the Graham as defensive co- Tennis 2019 season, and so far the ordinator. Some Dolphins 9 p.m...... Australian Open (quarterfinals)...... ESPN2 Miami Dolphins are in last assistants are expected to Women’s Soccer place. be retained. 2:30 p.m...... Friendly: Spain vs. US...... ESPN2 Las Vegas oddsmakers But Miami will be with- recently made the Dol- out a head coach to help NHL phins a 300-1 choice to win assess prospects this week the Super Bowl in Miami a at the Senior Bowl in Mo- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division year from now, by far the bile, Alabama, and his GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA league’s longest odds. evaluation of the roster in Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 Winnipeg 48 31 15 2 64 167 134 Toronto 48 29 17 2 60 168 137 Nashville 51 29 18 4 62 159 134 And because Brian preparation for free agen- Boston 49 27 17 5 59 143 128 Minnesota 49 25 21 3 53 137 140 Flores’ team is headed for cy and the draft will be Montreal 50 27 18 5 59 152 148 Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 the Super Bowl, the Dol- delayed. Buffalo 48 24 18 6 54 140 144 Colorado 49 22 19 8 52 167 157 Florida 47 19 20 8 46 146 168 St. Louis 48 21 22 5 47 134 148 phins must wait another The Dolphins went 7-9 Ottawa 49 19 25 5 43 154 184 Chicago 50 17 24 9 43 153 188 two weeks before they can PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS last year under Adam Detroit 50 18 25 7 43 142 170 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA seal a deal with the New Gase, who was fired after GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 50 32 13 5 69 187 143 England Patriots’ defen- Patriots linebackers coach Brian Flores is ex- three seasons and then N.Y. Islanders 48 29 15 4 62 145 119 San Jose 50 28 15 7 63 178 155 pected to be hired as the head coach of the Miami Columbus 48 28 17 3 59 154 146 Vegas 51 29 18 4 62 156 138 sive play-caller to become hired as coach of the New Washington 48 27 16 5 59 162 149 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 145 156 their coach. Dolphins once the season ends for the Patriots. York Jets. Pittsburgh 48 26 16 6 58 169 146 Anaheim 50 21 20 9 51 119 148 The Patriots sent the Flores and Miami gen- Carolina 48 23 20 5 51 133 144 Edmonton 49 23 23 3 49 142 160 But no agreement can be- The Bengals are interest- N.Y. Rangers 48 21 20 7 49 139 164 Arizona 48 22 22 4 48 128 138 Dolphins’ wait on Flores eral manager Chris Grier Philadelphia 48 19 23 6 44 139 169 Los Angeles 50 20 26 4 44 114 150 into overtime by beating come final until after the ed in Zac Taylor, the Rams’ both started their NFL New Jersey 48 18 23 7 43 140 164 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Kansas City in overtime Patriots play the Los An- quarterbacks coach. It has careers as Patriots scouts. Monday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the AFC cham- geles Rams in the Super been three weeks since Flores has spent his en- Nashville 4, Colorado 1 Detroit at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Bowl on Feb. 3. Cincinnati fired Marvin Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 3 Carolina at Calgary, 9 p.m. pionship game. tire 11-year coaching ca- Minnesota 4, Vegas 2 Wednesday’s Games The Dolphins inter- Also on hold are the Cin- Lewis after his 16th sea- reer with New England, San Jose at Florida, 7 p.m. Arizona at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. cinnati Bengals, the only son and third consecutive Tuesday’s Games Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. viewed Flores on Jan. and he took over defensive San Jose at Washington, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. 4, targeted him as their other team still with a losing record. play-calling a year ago Arizona at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Vegas, 10 p.m. choice for the job on Jan. vacancy among the eight Flores has begun work after the departure of de- 11 and are expected to NFL teams making coach- to assemble a staff, and fensive coordinator Matt NBA meet with him this week. ing changes. front-runners include for- Patricia. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Blown call aside, LA Rams are a great football story Toronto 35 13 .729 — Houston 26 19 .578 — Philadelphia 30 17 .638 4½ San Antonio 27 21 .563 ½ Boston 29 18 .617 5½ New Orleans 22 25 .468 5 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An egre- in overtime to set up Greg Zuerlein’s but there was an expectation, there was Brooklyn 25 23 .521 10 Dallas 20 26 .435 6½ gious mistake by the refs overshad- 57-yard field goal — the longest kick a belief that we were coming in here not New York 10 35 .222 23½ Memphis 19 28 .404 8 Southeast Division Northwest Division owed the Los Angeles Rams’ moment ever to win a playoff game. to just compete with them but to win W L Pct GB W L Pct GB of triumph. “We get to play in the Super Bowl,” the football game,” McVay said. “We Miami 22 23 .489 — Denver 31 14 .689 — Too bad. quarterback Jared Goff said, “and we knew it was going to be a great chal- Charlotte 22 24 .478 ½ Oklahoma City 28 18 .609 3½ Washington 20 26 .435 2½ Portland 28 19 .596 4 This is one amazing L.A. Story. deserve it.” lenge, but the guys stayed the course.’ Orlando 20 27 .426 3 Utah 26 21 .553 6 For all the debate stirred by a blatant No doubt. Of course, this game will long be re- Atlanta 14 32 .304 8½ Minnesota 22 24 .478 9½ Central Division Pacific Division penalty that wasn’t called in the clos- Just three seasons after moving back membered for the call that wasn’t on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing minutes of the NFC championship to Southern California from St. Louis, Drew Brees’ pass to Tommylee Lewis Milwaukee 34 12 .739 — Golden State 32 14 .696 — Indiana 31 15 .674 3 L.A. Clippers 25 21 .543 7 game, the Rams thoroughly earned the Rams completed a remarkable rise inside the 5-yard line. Detroit 20 26 .435 14 L.A. Lakers 25 22 .532 7½ their 26-23 overtime victory over the to prominence, led by their 32-year-old Beaten badly on the play, Rams cor- Chicago 11 36 .234 23½ Sacramento 24 23 .511 8½ Cleveland 9 39 .188 26 Phoenix 11 37 .229 22 New Orleans Saints on Sunday. wunderkind of a coach, Sean McVay, nerback Nickell Robey-Coleman lev- Playing in one of the NFL’s most and the youngest QB ever to win an eled Lewis long before the ball arrived Monday’s Games Boston 107, Miami 99 Oklahoma City 127, New York 109 Houston at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. intimidating road environments, the NFC title. The next stop is Atlanta, — with a helmet-to-helmet hit, no less. Chicago 104, Cleveland 88 Portland at Utah, 9 p.m. Rams rallied from an early 13-0 defi- where they’ll face the five-time cham- Everyone at the Superdome knew it Milwaukee 116, Dallas 106 Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Washington 101, Detroit 87 Tuesday’s Games cit. With the clock winding down, they pion New England Patriots in the Feb. was a penalty. Everyone, that is, except Orlando 122, Atlanta 103 Sacramento at Toronto, 7 p.m. two officials who were staring right at Brooklyn 123, Sacramento 94 Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. drove for a tying field goal. And, finally, 3 Super Bowl. New Orleans 105, Memphis 85 L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. they came up with a huge interception We have a lot of respect for the Saints, it. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Consider your talents and skills Follow your heart and do what Focus on home, family and im- Have some fun, make person- Updating your look or sharing Personal gain should be your and how best to apply them makes you feel good about portant relationships. Protect al changes and express your something special with a loved focus. Physical fitness, better who you are and what you have yourself against those who are to the current market. A part- true feelings. If you make way one will help you gain perspec- health and financial stability nership will turn out to be ad- to offer. Refuse to let anyone trying to interfere in your per- tive and encourage you to walk put demands on you or inter- sonal life. Think before you make for new beginnings, you’ll get a should be your goals. A roman- vantageous. Positive change is chance to use your skills and away from disruptive influenc- tic gesture will improve your heading your way. fere in your plans. a change that is likely to give es. someone else the upper hand. talents creatively. life. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Protect personal information. CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Live and learn. Experience is VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Taking a business trip, engag- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Work at your own speed and Look at every angle and consid- Put a limit on your spending Accept the inevitable and keep a great teacher, and by partic- focus on what you do best. er what’s in your best interest. A ing in talks or dealing with and stay focused on what’s moving forward. Arguing won’t ipating in events you’ll discover Second-guessing your abili- partnership should be carefully matters that are causing you your skills and attributes. Trust ty will put you in a vulnerable considered. Joint ventures are important to you. Personal grief will put your mind at ease. help you get what you want; it in yourself, not in someone position. Don’t limit what you likely to take a sudden turn that change may not be wanted, but Change will come at a price. will only slow the process. Trust who is being manipulative. can do. will leave you holding the bag. it will turn out to be beneficial. Weigh the pros and cons. in yourself, not an outsider.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man plans to give girlfriend a ring without a proposal Here are days when the sea’s rough DEAR ABBY: My girl- shout at each other. I Alexandre Dumas pere ace and another club to cut friend, “Jane,” and I have Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van thought music was sup- said, “All human wisdom is down spade ruffs in the dum- been in love for three Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, posed to be in the back- summed up in two words — my. South won in his hand, years. We’re both in our and was founded by her mother, ground, to be enjoyed wait and hope.” trumped a spade and led 30s. Jane and her daugh- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at during a meal or conversa- Not necessarily at the a diamond, but East went ter have lived with me tion, then raised a LIT- bridge table, though. When DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los up with his ace, cashed the long enough to know that TLE louder for dancing, you make a two-suited call spade ace and led his last I want to be a part of — Angeles, CA 90069. since dancers want to hear like a Michaels Cue-Bid or spade. West took three more and contribute to — the the music. the Unusual No-trump, you tricks in the suit and shifted to wait and hope that partner rest of their lives. Jane DEAR CALENDAR I was at a golf tourna- the heart jack, which was cov- knows I never want to be ment recently, and we has a good fit. Then, your bid DEAR ABBY: My hus- GIRL: Why do I think may help your side to find ered by the king and ace. The married, but that I am asked the DJs to turn the defenders took four spades, band’s parents forgot his there is more to this story an excellent contract, or to committed to her. I know than you have mentioned? volume down because the one heart, one diamond and birthday — again. Last push your opponents into the how to make sure she is Your husband may have players were still golfing. wrong spot. But when partner one club for down three, plus taken care of in the event year, he laughed it off. done — or not done — They did, but when play- has a weak, ill-fitting hand, it 500. that I pass away, and I’m This year, it wasn’t so fun- something that upset his ers started coming in, the can be expensive. Could East-West have made in the process of making music got louder and loud- ny. It’s especially hurtful parents, and this may be In this deal, South’s two- a nonvulnerable game? Work that a reality. their passive-aggressive er until it was blasting. heart Michaels Cue-Bid it out today, then tune in to- because they not only re- I would like to give her a way of punishing him. The more people who came showed at least 5-5 in spades morrow. special diamond. Is there a member his other adult Do not “remind” them of in, the louder it got. Abby, and a minor. West, with such a way to give her the mo- siblings’ birthdays, but the birthday. They are well how do you feel about this? great hand for defense against ment she deserves without throw parties or dinners aware of when it is. In- South, doubled. North’s two- asking her to marry me? TOO LOUD IN NEW no-trump advance asked for them to which we are stead, plan a celebration HAMPSHIRE for him with some of his South for his minor. Now, in a SHE DESERVES invited. duplicate, several Easts could BETTER friends, and make the oc- DEAR TOO LOUD: Would I be out of line to casion a happy one with no This may happen because not resist showing their sixth heart, but that let North-South DEAR SHE DE- send them a reminder mention of his parents. of the size of the room or off the hook. SERVES BETTER: I next year? I don’t want the mood the musicians At the table where East doubt it. If Jane would like them to think I’m fishing DEAR ABBY: Please are attempting to create. passed, West doubled three to be married and is open explain why DJs or bands However, unless music is for a party; I just would clubs, and East passed again, about your relationship, think it’s appropriate to being played in a dance like them to call their son happy that he had two trumps don’t be surprised if she blast their music at occa- club, increasing the vol- and three aces. tells you she would rather on his birthday. sions like weddings, din- ume to the point that at- The carnage would have have a proposal and a ners or any gathering, for tendees cannot comfort- made Alaric of the Visigoths wedding than a diamond CALENDAR GIRL IN that matter, to the point ably carry on a conversation happy. West led the club and a legal document. ILLINOIS that the guests have to is intrusive.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Ana Larreynaga and Hector Zunigo aka Hector Zuniga to Mortgage By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Johnny Berger to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for MetLife Home Loans, a solely as a nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, dated June 28, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24491, Page 523 Division of MetLife Banks, N.A., its successors and assigns, dated April 23, 2009 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-FRE1 Asset-Backed and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Pass-Through Certificates is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, its 28535, Page 288, subsequently assigned to MetLife Home Loans, a Division of successors and assigns to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-FRE1 Asset-Backed Pass-Through MetLife Banks, N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by Certificates dated November 8, 2010 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29980, Page 12, for breach of conditions of said mortgage assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at Unit 306, of the Courtyard on the Common Condominium, 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, MA Book 30633, Page 158, subsequently assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 2:00 PM on February 1, 2019, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises National Association by MetLife Bank, National Association, a/k/a MetLife Home described in said mortgage, to wit: Loans, A Division of MetLife Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32518, Page 216, A certain Condominium unit known as Unit UNIT 306 in COURTYARD ON THE COMMON CONDOMINIUM (the "Condominium") located at 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, Essex subsequently assigned to MetLife Home Loans LLC, Successor by Merger to County, Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, as amended, by Master Deed, dated June 23, 1987 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds at Book MetLife Bank, N.A. by JPMorgan Bank, National Association by assignment 9285, Page 583 on November 18, 1987 ("the Master Deed"), as amended, and managed and regulated by the Trustees of Courtyard on the Common Condominium recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Trust under Declaration of Trust dated June 23, 1987, and recorded with said Deeds at Book 9286, Page 001 on November 18, 1987 (hereinafter sometimes referred to 36242, Page 505 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the as either the "Condominium Trust" or the "Declaration of Trust"). The Unit is shown on the floor plans recorded simultaneously with the Master Deed, as amended. purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on February 12, 2019 at 15 Ridgeway Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises Also for the consideration set forth above, Grantor grants to grantee with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS the perpetual and exclusive right and easement to use the Parking described in said Mortgage, to wit: Space #3 and the Storage area # 306, and on the terms and conditions set forth in the Master Deed, as amended.

The land in Lynn with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: The Unit is conveyed together with the benefit of: SOUTHWESTERLY by Ridgeway Street, thirty-five and 90/100 feet; NORTHERLY by Mt. Pleasant Street, fifty-six and 60/100 feet; EASTERLY by a three (3) foot 1. An easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Unit on any adjoining units or common areas, facilities, and elements existing as a result of passageway from Mt. Pleasant Street to an eight (8) foot passageway, eleven and construction of the building in which the Unit is located or which may come into existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building or the Unit, after 67/100 (11.67) feet; and SOUTHERLY by a passageway eight (8) feet wide damage or destruction by fire or other casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain in proceedings, or by reason of any alteration or repair to the between the granted premises and land now or formerly of the Equitable Common areas, facilities and elements made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust. Cooperative Bank, forty-seven and 25/100 (47.25) feet; be all of said measurements more or less. Said premises are shown on a plan made for John F. 2. An easement in common with the owners of other units to use any pipes, wires, ducts, flues, cables, conduits, public utility lines and other common facilities and Moriarty by Philip J. Leary, C. E., dated January 1932 and recorded with Essex elements located in any of the other units or elsewhere on the Condominium property which serve the Unit. South District Registry of Deeds in Book 2910, Page 1, together with the rights of way shown on said plan. For title reference, see Deed from Elaine Appleton dated 3. The benefit of any other rights described in the Master Deed, as amended. October 26, 2006 recorded with the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 26221, Page 3. The Unit is conveyed subject to:

The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, 1. An easement in favor of adjoining Units and in favor of the Common areas, facilities and elements for the continuance of all enchroachments of such adjoining restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax units or common areas, facilities and elements into the unit, now existing as a result of construction of the building in which the Unit is located, or which may come into titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building, or as a result of repair or restoration of said building or of any adjoining unit or of the common areas, possession, and attorney's fees and costs. facilities and elements after damage or destruction by fire or other casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain proceedings, or by reason of any alteration or repair to the common areas, facilities and elements made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust. TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of 2. The provision of the Master Deed, as amended (and the floor plans of the condominium recorded simultaneously with and as a part of the Master Deed), and a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Declaration of Trust (including the By-Laws ) and the Rules and Regulations (the "Rules and Regulations ") which are attached to the Declaration of Trust ), as they may delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be be amended from time to time by instrument recorded with said Deeds. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days 3. Provisions of a Utilities Easement from Parcel One Limited Partnership to Massachusetts Electric Company dated April 1, 1987 and recorded with said Registry of from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Deeds at Book 8917, Page 352. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Without limiting the generality of the foregoing paragraph, the unit is also subject to the restrictions set forth in Section 10, of the Master Deed, as amended, which of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure provides as follows: sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further (a) The Units shall only be used for residential purposes, except an occupation or profession customarily carried put in a dwelling unit, in which no signs or recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The advertisings are employed and where the visits of business associates, clients and/or the general public are infrequent, is permitted to the extent that it is also permitted description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of by applicable zoning ordinances and other applicable laws. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. (b) no Unit shall be occupied as a residence (i) by more than one (1) family unit (including adopted children) or (ii) by more than two (2) persons unrelated by Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. blood, marriage or adoption. No unit or part thereof shall be leased or rented except under a written agreement providing for a term of at least 30 days duration. MetLife Home Loans LLC, successor by merger to MetLife Bank, N.A. (c) The architectural integrity of the Building and the Units shall be preserved without modification except as provided herein, and to that end, without limiting the Present Holder of said Mortgage, generality of the foregoing, unless expressly permitted by some other provision of this Master Deed or the Declaration of trust or otherwise permitted by an instrument in By Its Attorneys, writing duly executed by a majority of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust then in office and pursuant to provisions of the By-Laws; (i) no awning, screen (other than ORLANS PC ordinary window screen), antenna, sign, banner or other device shall be erected or placed upon the exterior portion of a Unit, and no exterior change, addition, structure, PO Box 540540 projection, decoration or other feature shall be erected or placed upon or attached to the unit or any part thereof; (ii) no addition to or change or replacement (except, so Waltham, MA 02454 far as practicable, with identical kind) or any exterior light, door knocker, or other exterior hardware, exterior Unit door or door frames shall be made; and (iii) no painting, Phone: (781) 790-7800 attaching or decalcomania or other decoration shall be done on any exterior part of the surface of any Unit nor on the interior surface of any window. However, this 17-004551 Section 10 (c) shall not restrict the right of any Unit owner to decorate the interior of such owner's unit as such Unit owner may desire. Item: January 22, 29, February 5, 2019 (d) Except as may be specifically provided in this Master Deed or in the Declaration of Trust, no Unit owner shall, in any way whatsoever, alter, remove, or otherwise modify, or permit to be altered, removed, or otherwise modified, any structural component (s) of any Unit. However, a Unit Owner may, at any time and from time to time (SEAL) and as such Unit Owner's sole cost and expense, change the use and designation of any room or space within such Unit Owner's Unit and may modify, remove, and COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS install non-bearing walls lying wholly within such Unit, provided that (i) any and all work with respect to the removal and installation of interior non-bearing walls or other LAND COURT improvements to such Unit shall be done expeditiously in a good and workmanlike manner during normal working hours, without undue disturbances to the other Unit DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Owners, pursuant to a building permit duly issued therefor (if required by law) and otherwise in accordance with all applicable laws, statutes, ordinances, codes, rules and 18SM007608 regulations, and pursuant to plans and specifications prepared by a registered architect or engineer which have been submitted to and approved in writing by the trustees ORDER OF NOTICE prior to the commencement of any such work, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed, and (iii) if such work involved the removal, relocation, or addition of an interior non-bearing wall in a Unit, a new plan of the Unit shall be recorded in the Registry of Deeds (which plan shall show the Unit as changed by such To: work) Kathleen M. Heaphy a/k/a Kathleen Heaphy; together with a certificate signed by at least two (2) Trustees certifying that all such work has been performed with the approval of the Trustees as required by this subsection 10 (c ). and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: (e) No Unit shall be used or maintained in a manner contrary to or inconsistent with the By-Laws of the Condominium Trust or the Rules and Regulations, as the same may be amended from time to time. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., successor by merger to Wells Fargo Bank Southwest, N.A., F/K/A Wachovia Mortgage, FSB, F/K/A World Savings Bank, FSB The Grantee acquires the Unit with the benefit of and subject to the provisions of M.G.L. Ch. 183A, relating to condominiums, as that statute is written as of the date hereof and as it may hereafter be amended, and subject to real estate taxes attributable to the Unit which are not yet due and payable. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 21 Merrill Avenue, given by Kathleen M. Heaphy to World Savings Bank, The GRANTOR certifies that this conveyance does not constitute a sale of all or substantially all of the real property of the GRANTOR in Massachusetts. FSB, dated July 19, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25946, Page 203, has/have filed with this court a For my title, see deed recorded herewith. complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24491, Page 520. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before February 25, 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as benefits of said Act. a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bid; balance of Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on January 8, 2019. purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage Recorder shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. 13336 Item: January 22, 2019 Other terms to be announced at the sale. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-FRE1 Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Korde & Associates, P.C. THE TRIAL COURT 900 Chelmsford Street PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Suite 3102 Docket No. ES19P0132EA Lowell, MA 01851 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE (978) 256-1500 Berger, Johnny, 08-050846 Estate of: Alphonse Francis DePietro Item: January 8, 15, 22, 2019 Also Known As: Alphonse DePietro, Alphonse F. Depietro Date of Death: June 25, 2018 Essex Division To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES Petitioner John DePietro of Brighton MA CLEANING/ CLEANING/ a Will has been admitted to informal probate. FIREWOOD John DePietro of Brighton MA MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Frank’s Firewood Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without RONNIE Z & Tree Work supervision by the Court. 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Subscribe to ericzdisposal.com 781-592-9505 e-edition on TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 U.K. leader’s Brexit Plan B looks a lot like Plan A Taliban attack Afghan By Jill Lawless by Parliament last week, and Raf Casert May said that she had military base, killing 12 ASSOCIATED PRESS heeded lawmakers' con- cerns over an insurance KABUL, Afghanistan in a statement to the me- LONDON — British policy known as the "back- (AP) — A Taliban assault dia. Prime Minister Theresa stop" that is intended to on a military base and po- The Taliban, who now May unveiled her Brexit guarantee there are no lice training center in a hold sway in almost half Plan B on Monday — and customs checks along the province just outside the of Afghanistan, carry out it looks a lot like Plan A. border between EU mem- Afghan capital on Monday attacks on a daily basis, May launched a mission ber Ireland and the U.K.'s killed at least 12 people mainly targeting the be- to resuscitate her rejected Northern Ireland after and wounded more than leaguered security forces. European Union divorce Brexit. 30, officials said. The violence comes amid deal, setting out plans to May told the House of Salem Asgherkhail, stepped-up efforts by the get it approved by Par- Commons that she would head of the area's public United States to find a liament after securing be "talking further this health department, said negotiated end to the 17- changes from the EU to a week to colleagues ... to most of those killed in the year war. contentious Irish border consider how we might attack in Maidan Wardak In a separate statement, measure. meet our obligations to province were military the insurgents said they May's opponents ex- the people of Northern personnel. Some of the met again with U.S. rep- pressed incredulity: Brit- Ireland and Ireland in a wounded were taken to resentatives to discuss ish lawmakers last week way that can command local hospitals for treat- "ending the invasion of dealt the deal a resound- the greatest possible sup- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment while the more seri- Afghanistan" in talks that ing defeat, and EU leaders ous cases were sent to the would continue on Tues- port in the House. Opponents of Britain Prime Minister Theresa insist they won't renegoti- capital, Kabul. day. They are meeting in "And I will then take the May expressed incredulity: British lawmakers ate it. conclusions of those dis- Nasrat Rahimi, deputy Qatar, where the Taliban last week dealt the deal a resounding defeat of Opposition leader Jere- cussions back to the EU." spokesman for the interior have a political office. 432-202. my Corbyn of the Labour The bloc insists that minister, said a suicide car The Taliban threatened Party accused May of be- bomber struck the base to walk away from the it won't renegotiate the that lawmakers will be out a "no-deal" Brexit and ing in "deep denial" about withdrawal agreement. before insurgents opened talks last week, accusing able to amend her plan make May ease her insis- her doomed deal. "She is wasting time fire. Sharifullah Hotak, a Washington of seeking to when it comes to a vote tence that leaving the EU "This really does feel a calling for a revision or provincial council mem- expand the agenda, pre- bit like 'Groundhog Day,'" clarification over the back- in the House of Commons means quitting its sin- ber, said four attackers sumably a reference to he said, referring to the stop," said German politi- on Jan. 29, exactly two gle market and customs took part in the assault American demands that 1993 film starring Bill cian Udo Bullmann, head months before Britain is union. after the bombing, all of the insurgents hold di- Murray, in which a weath- of the socialist group in due to leave the EU. After her deal was whom were killed in the rect talks with the Kabul erman is fated to live out the European Parliament. Groups of "soft Brex- thrown out last week by a ensuing gunbattle. Hotak government. The Taliban the same day over and While May stuck dog- it"-backing lawmakers — crushing 432-202 vote in said it was a training base view the Afghan govern- over again. gedly to her deal, she also who want to keep close Parliament, May said she for new recruits from the ment as a U.S. puppet and Outlining what she acknowledged that control economic ties to the bloc would consult with law- area. have long insisted they plans to do after her EU over Brexit wasn't entire- — are planning to use makers from all parties to The Taliban claimed re- will only negotiate direct- divorce deal was rejected ly in her hands. She noted amendments to try to rule find a new way forward. sponsibility for the attack ly with Washington.

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This individual must have a 7D REAL ESTATE Property Address 59 Holyoke Street Unit 26, Lynn, Massachusetts 01905 Address: license. For more information please contact Jennifer O'Connell, Director of The Unit known, as No. 26, (the 'Unit') in Weslyn Park Condominium (the Pupil Personnel Services at 617-329-3605. CONNORREALESTATE.COM 'Condominium') located at 59 Holyoke Street, Lynn, Massachusetts and "The Winthrop Public Schools is an equal opportunity employer." established pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A, by Master REAL ESTATE All real estate advertising in this Deed dated July 29, 1983, and recorded July 22, 1983, with Essex South District newspaper is subject to the Federal MISC. WANTED Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- Registry of Deeds in Book 7169, Page 330, as amended (the 'Master Deed') NOTICES setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and which Unit is shown on the floor plans filed simultaneously with said Master Deed Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes and on the copy of the relevant portion of said plans attached to the first deed out it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE: FREON discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, of the declarant. The Unit is conveyed together with: 1. An undivided 4.065 PAY CALLS R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED BUYER will handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, percent interest in the common areas and facilities (the 'Common Elements') of PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders or cases of age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, the Condominium. 2. A permanent easement for the exclusive use of 2 parking veteran's status, or source of income or any cans. (312) 291-9169 intention to make any such preference, limitation spaces No. 26 as shown on said plans. 3. An easement for the continuance of all Pay Call Numbers or discrimination. encroachments by the Unit on any adjoining Units or Common Elements now (900, 976 and 550) This newspaper will not knowingly accept any HELP WANTED advertising for real estate which is in violation of existing or which may come into existence hereafter as a result of settling or Advertiser telephone numbers with the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all shifting of the buildings or of the Unit after damage by fire or other casualty, or by 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST dwellings in this newspaper are available on an reason of alteration or repair to the Common Elements, all as set forth in said equal opportunity basis. To complain of disclose the price of the telephone JOB INFORMATION discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Master Deed; and 4. An easement in common with the owners of the other Units call. When a number is published SERVICES 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at to use any pipes, wires, ducts, flues, conduits, public utility lines and other within the advertisement the per 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Common Elements or elsewhere on the Condominium property, and serving the minute and/or flat charge must be Unit, ail as set forth in said Master Deed. This Unit is conveyed subject to: 1. included. 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You And provided in Paragraph 10 of the Master Deed and is subject to further restrictions D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud 781-599-1776 Your Family May Be Entitled To on use as set forth in Paragraph 10 and 11 of the Master Deed. The Unit is Information Center, Significant Cash Award. No Risk. No conveyed subject to such further easements and restrictions of record, if any, as 1-800-876-7060 GENERAL may be in force and applicable. Unit has a mailing address of 59-10 Holyoke Money Out Of Pocket. For Information Street Lynn, MA 01905. Being the same premises conveyed and more particularly Call 855-382-4158 GENERAL HELP WANTED described in a deed dated August 24, 1995 and recorded with the Essex South HELP WANTED County Registry of Deeds at Book 13160, Page 241. PLUMBING DISTRIBUTOR SEEKS MAKE YOUR AD HELP WANTED-SALES RELIABLE PEOPLE; FULL TIME, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final SECURE, BENEFITS. 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A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Find out what properties recently sold in your area. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication.

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By its Attorneys, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California St. Newton, MA 02458 (617)558-0500 2017040079 Item: January 22, 29, February 5, 2019 B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 BUSINESS More lenient state laws could chill low-alcohol beer market By Tim Talley nation's 3.2 beer market ASSOCIATED PRESS was in Oklahoma and an additional 20 percent was OKLAHOMA CITY — in Colorado. Beer snobs are raising "It is a dramatic drop," their mugs to a stron- said Brett Robinson, pres- ger brew in three states ident of Beer Distributors that once forbade grocers of Oklahoma, which rep- from selling anything but resents some beer dis- low-alcohol brands, and tributors in the state. "In PHOTO | TNS the changes could indi- Oklahoma now, beer is rectly chill the industry U.S. Customs and Border Protection agricul- just beer. There is no more in two others where such ture specialists inspect imported flowers at Mi- definition or classifica- regulations remain. ami International Airport. tion." Until October, Oklahoma Oklahoma was the first grocery and convenience stores could stock beer of the nation's five 3.2-beer Potential victims with only up to 3.2 percent states to make the switch. alcohol content — consid- That's ironic considering PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS alcohol was illegal until erably lower than even Sean Mossman, director of sales and marketing of the shutdown: leading light beer brands. voters repealed statewide prohibition in 1959 — 26 for COOP Ale Works, draws a beer in the COOP Liquor stores were able to taproom Friday in Oklahoma City. sell stronger 8.99 percent years after Prohibition was repealed nationally. food and flowers beer but were prohibited demand. grocery and convenience "It was a long time com- from selling cold beer of "While we will contin- stores," said Sean Moss- ing," said Lisette Barnes, By Rob Wile peppers tracked by her any strength. ue to produce 3.2 percent man, director of sales MIAMI HERALD company sat for two weeks Voter-approved changes president of the Oklahoma Beer Alliance, a beer in- beer, regulatory and legis- and marketing for COOP. waiting to be inspected; now allow stronger ales "Now that we can sell MIAMI — Miami Inter- dustry trade association. lative changes in Oklaho- usually the process takes to be sold in Oklahoma ma, Colorado and Kansas our more popular styles national Airport is best no more than 48 hours. As grocery and convenience "It's refreshing. I think known as the Magic City's overwhelmingly people that affect demand for 3.2 in the grocery stores, we a result, the shipment had stores. And many of the percent beer will impact just don't see any need to gateway for tourists. But changes are being adopt- are excited about it. It's to be entirely discarded. our national production," continue manufacturing behind the scenes, an ed this year in the adjoin- been a good thing for both When importers lose the company said in a those beers." army of federal inspectors shipments to spoilage, ing states of Colorado and industry and consumers." statement in December. And selling COOP's are usually working to they raise prices to cover Kansas. As the market for "baby But some brewers are flagship beers in grocery clear imports and exports the cost, she said — mean- The beer revolution beer" continues to shrink, bound for the U.S. and ing the consumer pur- will leave just two states brewers must decide already cutting back on stores "has been a boon around the world. chasing the goods in the — Utah and Minneso- whether it's profitable to their 3.2 percent beer for us," Mossman said. He These are not usual grocery will end up paying ta — where only 3.2 per- continue to make it — a production. Oklahoma said the brewer's business times. more. cent beer may be sold in decision that could cause City-based craft brewer has increased 50 percent As a result of the govern- Meanwhile, as Valen- grocery and convenience low-point beer supplies to COOP Ale Works, which in the months since Okla- ment shutdown, non-es- tine's Day approaches, stores. Beer industry ob- dry up in Utah and Min- distributes in six states, homa grocers began stock- sential employees at agen- local florists are growing servers say how lawmak- nesota. including Oklahoma and ing its stronger beers. New cies including the U.S. anxious about potential ers in those states re- Anheuser-Busch, the Kansas, has discontinued regulations go into effect Department of Agriculture impacts on their sales. act to the changes could world's largest beer pro- two of its three 3.2 percent in Kansas in April, when and the Consumer Product Christine Boldt, execu- determine whether the ducer, said it will work brews. grocery and convenience Safety Commission have tive vice president of the future of low-point beer to meet the needs of con- "The only reason we stores can start selling been furloughed. Association of Floral Im- in the U.S. is as flat as a sumers in 3.2 percent beer produced those other two beer with an alcoholic con- Despite some inflam- porters of Florida, said week-old lager. Half of the states even amid declining beers was to have beer in tent of 6 percent. matory allegations on so- that around this time, her cial media, food and other association usually works items are still being in- with U.S. Customs and There’s always a next recession, so be prepared spected for contaminants. Border Protection (CBP) But inspections at major officials to hire more than By Liz Weston er to qualify for credit. them also helps during gest you'll pay as agreed, ports of entry like Miami a dozen extra inspectors NERDWALLET Knowing what may be bad economic times, when protecting your scores International are taking to handle the rush of bou- coming can help you fortify you may need to sharp- is essential. That means longer than usual. 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They new accounts. life of fresh products "We are going to feel an emerging from the "Great must-have expenses to 50 may freeze lines of credit, Update your coming in from overseas effect, but let's not panic," Recession" in June 2009, investments percent of your after-tax close credit card accounts — onions, avocados, bell Boldt said. but expansions can't con- If your stock market in- income, with 30 percent and make new loans hard- peppers, flowers — may While the economic im- tinue forever, and this one vestments include money be at risk, according to Mi- pact of the shutdown is still is already the second-lon- allocated to wants and 20 er to get. you'll need in the next five lay Rodriguez, traffic and unknown, the last lengthy gest on record. Only the percent to debt payment People with good credit years, now is the time to import supervisor at Cus- shutdown, in 2013, cost expansion from March and savings. 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