FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2017 Getting a jump on jobs at Lynn Tech State rolls road-repair money into North Shore

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF Seventeen- year-old Several North Shore communities twins Cris- were among the state’s towns and tian, left, cities allocated Chapter 90 funding and Amando for local road repairs and resurfacing Roman are for FY18, according to an announce- looking for ment from state legislators. internships “Chapter 90’s annual allocation of where they state funds allow municipalities to can use continue to invest in local roads and their video bridges,” state Sen. Thomas McGee production (D-Lynn) said in a statement. “This skills. continued investment into infra- structure helps improve the quality of life for citizens.” ITEM PHOTO | Lynn received more than $1.5 mil- OWEN O’ROURKE lion in Chapter 90 funding. Other By Thomas Grillo tute junior spoke with representatives police and re. communities also receiving Chap- ITEM STAFF from the region’s colleges Thursday at School Superintendent Dr. Catherine ter 90 funding include Saugus the school’s Career Fair about further- Latham said she was wowed by the num- with $642,035, Marblehead with LYNN — Emily Blaney won’t gradu- ing her education. Tech offers a childcare ber of employers gathered to consider $455,615, Lynn eld with $417,697, ate high school until next year, but the program that provides her with hands-on Tech graduates. Swampscott with $295,854, and Na- 16-year-old already has a career plan. classroom training with kids. “It’s so wonderful for our students to hant with $92,135. “I work with special ed kids and I’ve no- Blaney was one of more than 100 stu- have such a diverse collection of opportu- Gino Cresta, Swampscott depart- ticed I’m very good at comforting them,” dents who packed the school’s lobby to nities all in one place,” she said. “Many ment of public works director and she said. “I’ve decided to be a kindergar- talk with recruiters from schools, compa- of these organizations have taken on our assistant town administrator, said ten teacher or open a daycare center.” nies, retailers, hospitals, nonpro ts, the Town Meeting members will also The Lynn Vocational Technical Insti- military and city departments, including JOBS, A7 be asked to approve $200,000 in non-Chapter 90 road repair funding on Monday, for the town’s road ser- vice management system. Getting Cresta said the Chapter 90 and Push for second charter non-Chapter 90 funding will go strictly toward paving streets, in- the lead cluding Sampson Avenue, Eureka school renewed in Lynn Avenue, Fairview Avenue, Pleas- ant Street, Greenwood Avenue, out in Bay View Avenue, Cedar Hill Ter- By Thomas Grillo race, Sunset Drive, and Lawrence ITEM STAFF Terrace. “It’s important to our communi- Malden LYNN — The prospect of the ties that we are able to provide this city’s second charter school By Steve Freker gained traction this week helpful funding just as the road con- FOR THE ITEM thanks to funding from some big struction heats up,” state Rep. Lori Ehrlich (D-Marblehead) said in a MALDEN — City Council- name donors. statement. “Nobody likes potholes, so ors have approved spending While the Equity Lab Charter plans for federal grant mon- School has yet to receive state it’s good for everyone for road work ey allocated to the city, but approval, the proposed alterna- to get underway.” are worried about Trump ad- tive school received a $215,000 State Rep. Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn) ministration cuts decimating grant from the NewSchools Ven- said in a statement “we worked tire- the important grant source. ture Fund. The California-based lessly as a delegation to ensure the Community Development foundation boasts a group of city of Lynn received more funding Block Grant (CDBG) helps wealthy benefactors, including this year than last, because without fund service programs, most Bill and Melinda Gates, known this money, the city would not be able of which involve housing and for Microsoft Corp., and Face- to pave or repair any of our roads or ghting poverty in low to book’s Mark and Chan Zucker- sidewalks.” moderate income communi- berg, who vowed to fund edu- “I’m very pleased that the state con- ties. cators who launch innovative tinues to provide these much-needed public schools. Councilors want some of funds for our local transportation “I’m ecstatic,” said Frank De- this year’s block grant mon- infrastructure,” state Rep. Brendan ey spent on addressing re- Vito, the school’s founder. “The money will make a huge differ- Crighton said in a statement. “This ports of investment will help people safely raised lead levels in some ence in making this a full time effort, and help pay for staff and get to where they need to go, while at of the city’s schools. the same time bene tting our local Ward Six Councilor Neil consultants to get the school up economy.” Kinnon’s proposal to put a 50 and running next year.” State Rep. RoseLee Vincent percent cap on the annual in- The 5-12 school, which would (D-Revere) said in a statement she crease on individual CDBG start with 160 fth and sixth funding grants led to a 7-2 graders, will eventually have was “particularly pleased at the council vote to institute the 640 students. So far, there’s a funding Saugus will receive for its cap and reallocate approx- waiting list of more than 150 roads, and I’m sure the town will imately $40,000 of CDBG families, DeVito said. direct these funds in needed ar- funds to replace water bub- DeVito is a member of eas.” blers at the Forestdale K-8 Waltham-based Education De- velopment Center’s National Gayla Cawley can be reached at School and Malden High ITEM FILE PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE School. Both were listed as [email protected]. Follow her on CHARTER, A7 Frank DeVito in Central Square in Lynn. having elevated lead levels Twitter @GaylaCawley. in the drinking water accord- ing to a recently-released state survey. INSIDE “If (the pipes were) pre- Students keep it Real in Peabody World War II, they’re lead and they’re bringing lead In Lynn Rain barrel program By Adam Swift “We set up a week where we talk about life transi- into the drinking water of ITEM STAFF tions into adulthood, from nancial literacy to even our schools. We have to ad- available to Lynn residents. A3 car maintenance,” said Macarelli. This week, the dress this problem now,” Kin- PEABODY — Students from the Peabody Com- students even went into Boston to learn about local non said. munity High School are getting a taste of the real In Opinion history. Kinnon also stressed lead world this week. Let the rough riding At City Hall, the focus was on civic responsi- in drinking water affects Nearly two dozen students from the school met season begin. A4 bility and what it takes to effectively run a mu- youngsters faster and worse with Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. in his cor- nicipality with a $170 million budget and 1,400 than it would affect an adult. ner of cer at City Hall Thursday morning to hear In Sports employees. He said recent lead level Classical softball takes about the challenges and successes of running the tests were taken at respec- city. “My job as the mayor is to try to move the city down English in forward to make it a better place for everyone, and tive schools’ water fountains. Coaches vs. Cancer “I’ve been mayor now for about ve years; it’s there are a lot of different parts to that,” said Bet- “Most of our schools were game .B1 a wonderful job but it can be very dif cult,” said built in the past 20 years or Bettencourt. “I know things haven’t always been tencourt. “My job as the mayor is to be the CEO. 1999 or 2000, so there are easy for you, you’ve had some challenges. I’m very I oversee all the different departments, and of only two reasons why there is happy to talk to you about what we do in the city course, the biggest one is the schools.” lead in the water: Either the and my responsibilities and what I do on a daily Bettencourt talked about several current projects pipes at the water fountains basis.” in the city, including the revitalization of the down- are lead — which they’re not The Peabody Community High School educates town and the dredging of Crystal Lake. He also an- — or the lines coming in from students with social emotional disabilities in a swered several questions from students and teach- the street are lead pipes. public day school, and each year, the school holds ers about those projects, as well as why he wanted Here is a way we can start a Real World Week, according to Craig Macarelli, to run for mayor. the program administrator. There are currently 27 MALDEN, A7 students in grades 9 through 12 in the program. PEABODY, A7

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Sister Frances Donahue, SND, 87 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis,

LYNN – Sister Fran- Administration Ed- JFK items being auctioned ces Donahue, 87, of ucation Program the Sisters of Notre at Emmanuel. She NEW YORK (AP) — A took as part of JFK’s phys- Dame, died Tuesday, completed her career watercolor painting by ical fitness initiative. The February 7, 2017, in at Emmanuel with Jacqueline Kennedy On- first lady briefly joined the the Notre Dame Long the college develop- assis, the former first la- hike. Term Care Center, ment office, retiring dy’s Cartier watch, and a The painting depicts Worcester. in 1999. hand-annotated speech by Radziwill walking with a Sister was born In 2000, Sister John F. Kennedy that he Kennedy family friend. in Lynn, daugh- Frances joined the later incorporated into his The items are being of- ter of John J. and Frances T. staff of St. Mark’s Parish in “Profiles in Courage” are fered as a single lot at a (Downey) Donahue. Dorchester, where she helped being auctioned. June 21 sale in New York. After graduating in 1947 with liturgies and continued The then-first lady, who The presale estimate is from St. Mary’s High School in her commitment to social jus- painted as a hobby, created $60,000 to $120,000. Lynn, Sister Frances entered tice there until 2011. the 6½-inch by 8-inch art- The seller is anonymous. the Sisters of Notre Dame. Sister Frances leaves her work in 1963 as a gift for Part of the proceeds will She later earned a bachelor’s brothers Daniel J. Donahue her brother-in law, Stani- benefit the National En- degree in Biology and Chem- of South Yarmouth and John slaw Radziwill, Christie’s dowment for the Arts. istry from Emmanuel College. P. Donahue and his wife Ellen said Thursday. Radziwill The typed JFK man- Sister Frances went on to of Nahant, her sister Julie A. gave her the watch. uscript is a page from a receive a master’s degree in Donahue of South Yarmouth; The JFK speech man- 1955 speech the then-U.S. Bacteriology in 1969 from nieces Terry of Nahant, and uscript is one of several Senator from Massachu- Catholic University of America Jacqui and her partner David Kennedy-related items, setts gave at the Sigma in Washington, D.C. In 1978, of Atlanta; nephews Ross and including Jacqueline Ken- Delta Chi Journalism Fra- she received a master’s de- his wife Cheryl of Lexington, nedy’s maternity dress, up ternity at the University gree in Public Health with and Dan Donahue of Boston; for auction starting Thurs- Club in Boston in October an emphasis on Population a brother-n-law Paul Bertrand day and ending May 18 by 1955. Kennedy underlined Studies from the University of Nahant; three great nieces Boston-based RR Auction several phrases in pencil of Pittsburgh, where she was and nephews; many cousins in conjunction with the and made a few deletions. also awarded a Ph.D. in Public and friends as well as her sis- 100th anniversary of the Some quotes featured in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Health Research and Eval- ters in religion, the Sisters of former president’s birth. the speech were later pub- uation in 1981. From 1980 Notre Dame. She was prede- The painting and watch lished in the 1957 Pulitzer In this undated photo provided by Christie’s Im- through 1983, she was also a ceased by her sister Norine M. commemorate a 50-mile Prize-winning book “Pro- ages LTD. 2017, a watercolor painting dated Feb. Project Director in Pitt’s Public Bertrand. hike that Radziwill under- files in Courage.” 23, 1963 by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is shown. Health program. Service information: The Sister Frances began her funeral Mass scheduled in education mission at Notre February was postponed Dame schools in Lawrence due to weather. A memorial First Amendment defenders say and Somerville. She taught Mass will be celebrated Fri- biology and Chemistry at St. day, May 19, at 2 p.m. in the Mary’s High School in Law- Notre Dame du Lac Chapel, rence from 1962 to 1968. 555 Plantation St., Worces- free speech fading at colleges She taught Biology and Mi- ter. crobiology at Emmanuel In lieu of flowers, dona- By Collin Binkley developed a new under- College from 1968 to 1976. tions may be made to the ASSOCIATED PRESS standing of free speech After returning to Boston from Sisters of Notre Dame, that doesn’t protect lan- In campus clashes from guage seen as offensive Pittsburgh in 1983, she joined 351 Broadway, Everett, MA California to Vermont, the faculty of the Health Care 02149. to minorities or others many defenders of the thought to be disenfran- First Amendment say chised, said Herbst, also they see signs that free a former president of Col- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS speech, once a bedrock gate University, a liberal value in academia, is los- arts school in Hamilton, ing ground as a priority at must authorize the sale of New York. Baker asks lawmakers to OK U.S. colleges. general obligations bonds, He sees it as a gener- borrowing for capital projects As protests have de- final decisions on borrow- ational divide, a notion railed speeches by con- ing and capital spending that’s supported by some BOSTON (AP) — Gov. troversial figures, includ- polling data. A 2015 sur- Charlie Baker’s admin- rest with the administra- ing an event with Ann vey by the Pew Research istration is asking the tion. Coulter last month at the Legislature to authorize University of California, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Center, for example, found nearly $2.3 billion in Sen. Markey backs off comment Berkeley, some fear stu- Middlebury College students turned their backs that 40 percent of people borrowing for capital about grand jury Trump probe dents have come to see when Charles Murray appearedfor a lecture on ages 18 to 34 supported projects. the right to free expres- campus in March. government censorship The Republican gover- BOSTON (AP) — U.S. sion less as an enshrined of statements offensive to nor announced his cap- Sen. Edward Markey is measure of protection for choose to hear one an- been derailed amid con- minorities. Only 24 per- ital budget plan for the backing off comments all voices and more as other out.” Students and troversy, according to the cent of people ages 51 to fiscal year starting July he made suggesting a a political weapon used alumni had previously Foundation For Individual 69 agreed. 1 on Thursday at the New York grand jury was against them by provoca- petitioned to rescind her Rights In Education. The literary group PEN Chelsea Soldiers Home, investigating President teurs. invitation, saying she In many cases, speak- America has also warned which would receive $8 Trump’s campaign ties to “I think minority doesn’t understand the ers have been targeted for free speech is being threatened at colleges. million toward a new Russia. groups and those who importance of historical- their views on race and As students and ad- long-term care facility During an interview feel alienated are espe- ly black schools. sexual identity. ministrators strive to for veterans. Wednesday on CNN, the cially skeptical about While some cast the At Middlebury Col- make campuses more The administration Massachusetts Democrat free speech these days,” debate as a political bat- lege in Vermont, author hospitable to diverse stu- said there are “strong said Jeffrey Herbst, lead- tle, pitting protesters Charles Murray was says most of the pro- dent bodies, some have posed capital budget allegations the Russians er of the Newseum, a on the left against con- shouted down by stu- Washington group that servative speakers on dents who accused him wrongly silenced speech would go toward main- had relationships with that makes certain stu- taining or modernizing people inside of the defends the First Amend- the right, First Amend- of espousing racist views. ment. “But the powerful ment advocates warn the An event featuring Milo dents feel uncomfortable, existing state assets, Trump campaign” and can get their message line marking acceptable Yiannopoulos at Berke- said Suzanne Nossel, the including $836 mil- that “a grand jury has across any number of speech could slip if more ley was called off after group’s director. lion for transportation been impaneled up in ways. It’s those who feel college students adopt protests over his views on “The university has infrastructure, $161 New York.” powerless or alienated less-than-absolute views race and transgender peo- dual imperatives. It million for renovations Markey spokeswoman who really benefit from on free speech. ple turned violent. has to be a place that on public higher educa- Giselle Barry told the enshrined rights.” When UC Berkeley In the past year, other is welcoming and open tion campuses, and $90 Boston Herald that Mar- On Wednesday, stu- canceled Coulter’s April speeches have been dis- to students of all back- million for maintaining key made the New York dents at the historically 27 speech amid threats rupted or canceled amid grounds, cognizant of the public housing units. comments “erroneously.” black Bethune-Cookman of violence, it was only student protests at the barriers that impede stu- Nearly $200 million She said “the information University in Florida the latest example of a University of Wisconsin, dents from marginalized would go toward technol- he was provided during a tried to shout down a speaker with controver- UC Davis, Brown Univer- groups,” she said. “But ogy and cyber security briefing is not substanti- commencement address sial views being blocked sity, New York University that cannot and must upgrades for state gov- ated.” by Education Secretary from talking. Since the and DePaul University, not come at the expense ernment. She said Markey apolo- Betsy DeVos, who said beginning of 2016, nearly among others. of being an open environ- While the Legislature gized for the confusion. during her speech, “Let’s 30 campus speeches have Today’s students have ment for speech.” Drunken-driving arrest doesn’t derail public advocate pick

AUGUSTA, Maine evant to the job. If he adheres to terms (AP) — Maine Gov. Paul Hobbins, who didn’t im- of probation, then the LePage’s pick for public mediately respond to a charges could be dis- advocate sailed through request for comment, was missed. a key committee vote nominated by LePage to There are no other without any discussion represent the interests of records of a drunken of an arrest for drunken Maine’s utility ratepayers. driving charge against driving. If confirmed by the Maine 65-year-old Hobbins, The Energy and Util- Senate, the former Demo- but he’s been cited for ities Committee was cratic lawmaker and lob- speeding several times aware of Barry Hobbins’ byist would succeed Tim and has been involved arrest, but members Schneider, whose term has in nine accidents over didn’t discuss it before expired. unanimously approving The position has an an- the decades, according his nomination Tuesday. nual salary of roughly to records kept by the Hobbins was sentenced $119,000, plus a bene- Maine Bureau of Motor to probation following his fits package worth about Vehicles. November arrest, accord- $18,000. ing to court officials in Details of the arrest Newburyport, Massachu- were not immediately 781-593-7700 setts. available. 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FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2017 A3 LYNN Rain barrel program ‘Next to Normal’ launches Arts available to Lynn residents After Hours season The city is partnering with the Great American “Next to Normal,” cludes AAH alums Alex Rain Barrel Company in the Tony- and Pulitzer Grover (“Evil Dead”) and Boston to offer rain bar- Prize-winning musical, Siobhan Carroll (“A Mid- rels to residents as part will take the stage at summer Night’s Dream”); of a conservation and sus- Arts After Hours June as well as Katie Pickett, tainability program. 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 15, 16, and Matthew Corr and Nico- “Rain barrels are an 17 at 8 p.m. and June 4 las Fernandez. “We are effective way to collect and 11 at 4 p.m. at the excited to welcome some and save water,” said Lisa LynnArts Black Box The- very talented new artists Nerich, Lynn DPW Asso- atre, 25 Exchange St. into the AAH family, and ciate Commissioner. “We Tickets are on sale at to have audience favor- are bringing rain barrels www.artsafterhours.com. ites back on our stage,” to residents to help man- The show contains adult said Martin. “And after age rising water costs, themes, situations and years of trying, nothing save vegetation from language. makes me more excited drought conditions and With music by Tom Kitt than getting Corey Jack- help our community pro- and book and lyrics by son back in front of Lynn tect its aquifers.” Brian Yorkey, “Next to audiences, where he be- Residents who use a Normal” centers around longs!” rain barrel collect as the Goodman family. This This show marks the much as 1,500 gallons in brave rock/pop contem- beginning of Arts After a season. This will save porary musical takes a Hours’ seventh season: existing or new land- candid, respectful look at a season of outsiders. scaping when a dry spell a family battling mental In conjunction with the hits and supplement out- illness. show, AAH is promoting door water usage, which The Arts After Hours’ a mental health conver- spikes during the grow- production is directed by sation on a blog called ing season. Rain barrels Adrienne Boris with mu- Normal Stories (http:// are also important to re- sical direction by Bethany n2nstories.blogspot. duce runoff. Runoff from AIken. The design team com). The June 11 mati- homes and developments includes many from Arts nee performance will in- can harm existing wa- After Hours’ 2016 pro- clude a discussion with ter sources because they duction of “The Last Five Dr. Mark Alexakos, chief flood storm drains and discharge pollutants. Years.” behavioral health offi- Rain barrels are chlo- “The creative team, cer for Lynn Community rine free and an excellent which includes two Lynn Health Center. source of water for plants residents, has found very This season is made and gardens. moving ways to bring possible by season spon- “The rain barrel pro- the chaos and instability sor Lynn Housing Au- gram allows residents of the Goodman family thority and Neighbor- to decrease their water into focus for the audi- hood Development, as usage and help the en- ence,” said Artistic Direc- well as support from vironment at the same tor Thomas Martin. “We Salem Five Bank, Neigh- time,” said Mayor Judith cannot wait to have our borhood Development Flanagan Kennedy. “We patrons respond to the Associates, the Lynn Cul- hope people will take set, costumes, lights and tural Council, additional advantage of the oppor- sound that will help bring corporate sponsors and tunity.” this moving musical to individual donations. Barrels are easily con- life.” To reserve tickets or COURTESY PHOTO nected to downspouts Co-founder/Managing learn more about the pro- and fill quickly. In this The City of Lynn is offering residents rain barrels as part of a conserva- Director Corey Jackson duction, please go to www. region, there is typi- tion and sustainability program. returns to AAH’s stage artsafterhours.com, or call cally 16 inches of rain for the first time since 781-205-4010 or visit Arts from May 1 to Sept. 30. Keeping a small 10 x10 additional collection and To take advantage of the company’s inaugural After Hours’ Facebook For every inch of rain- garden irrigated during storage. this offer please visit season. The cast also in- page. fall, a 1,000-square-foot the summer months can Nerich said the city www.greatamericanrain- surface can collect 620 mean using up to 1,700 chose the Great Ameri- barrel.com, search Com- gallons of water, mean- gallons of water. Based can Rain Barrel Company munity Programs and ing an average roof of on the average roof size, because of the durability look for Lynn, email info@ more than two 60-gallon and functionality of the 2,400 square feet could tgarb.com, or call 800-251- see more than 20,000 rain barrels would fill for barrels. The barrels are 2352. Prepaid barrels will gallons of fresh rainwa- every 1/5-inch of rainfall. offered in three colors -- be available for pick up on ter splashing over its The Great American Rain forest green, earth brown surface during that time Barrel Company recom- or Nantucket gray – at a June 10 from 9:30 to 11:30 period. That is a signifi- mends one barrel for ev- discounted price of $79, a.m. at the Lynn DPW, 250 cant source of water that ery 100-square-foot gar- which is 34 percent low- Commercial St, Lynn. The homeowners could be den. Multiple barrels are er than the retail price of deadline for purchase is tapping into for free. easily linked together for $119. 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City Councilor at-large I on this journey again so we ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! Brian LaPierre launches can reach new heights as a his re-election campaign community,” LaPierre said. If you would like to participate in Wednesday, May 17 at the LaPierre lists as his The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, Knights of Columbus in council accomplishments: contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 Lynn from 5-8 p.m. Responding to more than LaPierre, a 43-year-old 1,000 constituent re- father of two, said he has quests; making Lynn a TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY carved out a spot on the more pro-business friend- council as a problem solv- ly city; creating new sourc- er and an effective voice es of revenue with medical for the city over the past marijuana dispensaries; two years. combatting the opioid cri- “I feel like I have been sis with Narcan-equipped an outspoken and effec- emergency vehicles, and tive advocate for anyone fighting to solve the net who requests city services school spending crisis that and will continue to work still looms over both the with my colleagues in city city and school budgets. government to keep Lynn “I look forward to building moving in a positive direc- on the success of our first tion,” he said. campaign two years ago, He said Lynn “is in a as I continue to meet new unique position to really residents and reconnect accelerate over the next with long-time Lynners, I COURTESY PHOTO two years. am honored and privileged “I am asking Lynn resi- to serve the city I love so City Councilor at-large Brian LaPierre is run- dents to join my family and much,” said LaPierre. ning for re-election.

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Because he let usual congressional sus- president’s side who can the dust settle, then sent Ext. 3 pects of both parties, who say with effect, “No! Let’s her off with appreciation Newsroom dislike this president any- think this through.” For- and gracious, insincere [email protected] [email protected] way, to strut, preen and get his silly tweets. Some praise. opine on this week’s hot had hoped family mem- Instead with Comey, Ext. 4 EDITORIAL topic while avoiding nor- bers like son-in-law Jar- a brand-new deputy at- Sports mal duties. ed Kushner or daughter torney general suddenly [email protected] It’s a boon too to the ob- Ivanka might play this produces a damning but Ext. 5 sessive D.C. media. And role. Or chief of staff Re- thinly sourced memo jus- a potential disaster to a ince Priebus. Retail and Online tifying the director’s dis- Advertising chief executive who once Apparently not. charge 10 months after his [email protected] Let the again has made himself That someone could alleged malfeasance that the center of a raging and have whispered _ or helped Trump get elected. ADVERTISING completely unnecessary shouted if necessary _ “Sir, Then, the White House Ernie Carpenter Jr. rough riding political tornado, this time with all due respect, you announces Comey’s firing Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 over the nation’s preem- can’t fire the man you’ve [email protected] so he sees it on TV in Los inent law enforcement consistently endorsed on Angeles while speaking Mike Germano agency. tardy charges of poor job to FBI employees. You re- Director of Advertising season begin Comey is known as a performance right as he and Business Development alize, Mr. President, this bureaucratic maverick, a seeks more money to in- ext. 1257 will also thoroughly alien- [email protected] real bulldog when it comes vestigate your presiden- It’s that time of year again: Roads get ate someone and his col- to strongly held opinions. tial campaign for Russian Bob Gunther torn up, sidewalks demolished, holes ap- leagues who know an aw- His firing has all the hall- influence.” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 pear where there was once asphalt and [email protected] marks of a long-running “Very simply,” Trump ful lot about you and who the annual road repair season is off and capital scandal because said tersely Wednesday, are real pros at the Wash- Michele Iannaco running. A) it involves the nation’s “he was not doing a good ington game of assassina- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 If a road anywhere on the North Shore [email protected] highest office, B) it was job.” tion by leak? needs fixing, rest assured, the crews and sudden, unexpected and So, here come those both- And you do this without Ralph Mitchell their machines will be out between 7 a.m. a full explanation, without Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 played dramatically on ersome follow-up ques- [email protected] and 9 a.m. grinding, scraping, digging and 24-hour news channels tions: How exactly was a convincing list of ethical blithely holding up commuter traffic as if and C) it reeks of political Comey performing poorly? or incompetent acts and Patricia Whalen road repairs were a spectacle on par with a without even the slimmest Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 duplicity. If you’re really firing Com- [email protected] meteor shower and everyone trying to get to Most importantly, its ey for poor performance on public list of possible suc- school or work is obliged to stop and watch obvious haste and poor or- the Clinton email scandal cessors? At an overheated BUSINESS OFFICE time on Capitol Hill guar- in rapt attention. ganization create dozens last year, why didn’t you Beth Bresnahan Last year’s rough road season along Hum- of important unanswered just let him go during the anteeing partisan confir- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 phrey Street popped so many tires, repair questions that invite con- January transition? Per- mation hearings on any [email protected] shop owners were actually offering tips on tinued, often overblown fect time. Everyone ex- successor? Susan J. Conti how to safely navigate construction sites political comment, dan- pects personnel changes Other than all that, the Controller, ext. 1288 on four wheels. Somewhere in Swampscott gerous speculation and then. No fuss. Trump administration [email protected] or Lynn, there has to be a tire repair shop negative media coverage Or use Comey’s huge handled this bureaucratic Ted Grant owner who retired on earnings made from that can create its own mistake in testimony last execution with skill and Publisher, ext. 1234 repairing flats. damaging momentum. week, misleading Con- great aplomb. [email protected] City and town public works commission- As Mel Brooks once not- gress on the scale of Huma Andrew Malcolm is an Marian Kinney ers profess with a straight face that there ed comically, it’s good to be Abedin’s forwarding of na- author and veteran na- ext. 1212 [email protected] is a science to road repair. Towns spend big king. And very rich. And tional security emails. The tional and foreign corre- bucks on consultants who rank roads based Trump ruled as wealthy Justice Department had to spondent covering politics Will Kraft king of a very successful publish a correction. since the 1960s. Follow Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 on traffic volume and condition and priori- [email protected] tize them for repairs. global business empire Take the director aside him @AHMalcolm. Jennifer Perez Somewhere between the prioritizing and ext. 1205 the bumpy lurching ride down a street that [email protected] was passable a day earlier lies a disconnect. Carolina Trujillo If there is a science to figuring out which Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 streets need to be fixed, how come the actu- [email protected] al repairs seem to be a never-ending, dusty, Jim Wilson slow-moving pain in the rear? Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Many mysteries surround the annual tra- [email protected] dition of churning roads into ruts. Why can’t CIRCULATION the most inconvenient repair jobs get done Lisa Mahmoud between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., especially on Manager, ext. 1239 roadways where businesses outnumber res- [email protected] idences? CLASSIFIED How come in an era of lightning-fast tech- Abbe Young Smith nology and mobile smart devices, a work- Manager, ext. 1276 ing app can’t be invented to give drivers [email protected] a heads-up about construction and guide Kerry Smith them precisely and efficiently around the EDITORIAL Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 traffic snarls? [email protected] And, by the way, exactly what do police of- NEWSROOM ficers working road details and construction Macron takes power with serious problems to fix Bill Brotherton workers talk about all day? Features Editor ext. 1338 Elected officials occasionally host pub- [email protected] lic hearings to give drivers and residents The following editorial vember had on the choic- France’s elite National Gayla Cawley living along construction zones a preview appeared in the Pittsburgh es of French voters, an School of Administration, Post-Gazette this week: independent lot. Barack Reporter, ext. 1236 of the annoyances they will face once con- and brings experience as [email protected] On Sunday, French vot- Obama endorsed Macron. struction begins. These well-intentioned an investment banker and ers expressed both frus- Some of America’s right economics minister. He Cheryl Charles presentations without exception deterio- Night Editor, ext. 1278 tration with the current wing supported Le Pen rate into mind-numbing lectures by engi- will need all that and more [email protected] situation and good sense. as did President Vladimir to tackle France’s formida- neers spewing phrases like “cold-planing” Tori Faieta They elected centrist Em- Putin’s Russians. ble problems, including 10 and “traffic counts,” who think they are Copy Editor manuel Macron as presi- The anti-EU, anti-im- percent unemployment, actually telling people something informa- [email protected] dent by a two-to-one mar- migrant trend in Europe immigration tensions and tive. Thomas Grillo gin over Marine Le Pen lost steam with the Dutch the terrorist threat. Rare is the public official who stands in Reporter, ext. 1264 of the extreme right-wing defeat of extremist Geert It is difficult to say how [email protected] front of 50 people and says, “OK, this is go- National Front. Wilders in March and now he will get along with Pres- ing to stink. It’s going to be dusty, loud, irri- Spenser Hasak Their frustration was Le Pen’s loss in France, ident Donald Trump, given Photographer, ext. 1332 tating and, yeah, we’ll probably have to do it shown in that the final two suggesting that German the generation gap and [email protected] all again in two years.” candidates were not from Chancellor Angela Merkel Trump’s tacit support for No one likes living with pothole-pocked France’s two traditional will have less of a hard Thor Jourgensen Le Pen. They have agreed News Editor, ext. 1267 and frost-heave-plagued roads and streets, parties, the Republicans time winning her fourth to meet at the NATO lead- [email protected] but why does constructing a brand-new road and the Socialists. Some term in September. The ers meeting in Brussels on Steve Krause 11 percent of the voters forecast was strengthened have to be a bigger annoyance than driving May 25, followed by the Sports Editor, ext. 1229 down a deteriorating one? cast blank or deliberately by recent victories of her [email protected] spoiled ballots. Turnout party in two German state Group of Seven summit in There are a couple of good things that Katie Morrison among the 47 million eligi- elections, in Saarland and Sicily in the following days. can be said about road repair season: In In his acceptance speech, Sports Reporter old cities like Lynn, drivers get a mini-his- ble voters was lower than Schleswig-Holstein. [email protected] in some previous elections. Macron will not face an Macron acknowledged the tory lesson when the bulldozers scrape fierce divide in France. Owen O’Rourke away the asphalt to reveal old cobble- The choice of Macron, at easy time as president. The Photographer, ext. 1224 39 the youngest president giant challenge he will face “I will fight with all my [email protected] stones and even trolley tracks. There is power against the divi- also that brief, fleeting hour or so when a in modern French history, will come in June, when Anne Marie Tobin stood in contrast to Amer- French voters will elect sions that undermine us, freshly-paved, newly-rebuilt roadway is as Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ica’s choice in November a new parliament, with and which are tearing us [email protected] smooth as ice and the bright yellow and between 69-year-old and 577 seats. His party, En apart,” he said. Whether white traffic lines contrast nicely with the Bridget Turcotte 70-year-old candidates. It Marche, formed last year by default or disgust with Reporter, ext. 1269 black asphalt. is hard to gauge what im- after he left the govern- the alternative, French [email protected] Hold onto that image as you roll into this pact the British vote last ment, holds no seats. He voters’ choice of Macron David Wilson rough riding season. June to leave the Europe- does have the pedigree of Sunday is the best for Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 an Union and America’s a traditional French lead- France, for Europe and for [email protected] presidential vote in No- er, having graduated from the United States. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 HOME

PHOTOS | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Paloverde trees bring in an assortment of bees and other pollinators at the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens in Savannah, Ga. ON GARDENING: A passion for pollinators and the paloverde tree

By Norman Winter comes from a corruption of and one has a honey gland, Garden and is probably TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE the Portuguese and Span- it turns an orange-red giv- the only place in the world ish word girasol which ing the blooms a distinc- you can see the bright yel- I’ll never forget that rare means turning to the sun. tive bicolored look. It is low flowers of a paloverde cold morning at the Na- So like the Lady Bird doubtful we will ever find against a backdrop of red tional Butterfly Center Johnson Wildflower Cen- butterflies roosting in the in Mission, Texas. There foliage from a Bloodgood ter I’ll use the name fall as they do at the Na- Japanese maple. We have they were Monarchs and paloverde. The paloverde tional Butterfly Center, also been planting some in Queens, cousin butterflies is known botanically as but I can tell you ours are roosting in the Retama Parkinsonia aculeata and swarming with pollinators the new Sun Garden. trees waiting for the sun is native from Central of all types. They will reach around to warm them for flight. I Texas, west to Arizona The paloverde is about 15 feet in height, possi- had already fallen in love and south through Mexico, as tough of a tree as you bly 25 feet. They are ever with the trees for their actually reaching South can grow. Should drought so graceful in their pen- flashy display of thou- America. The USDA map be so severe, it defoliates dulous habit but do re- sands of yellow blooms but shows distribution and the tree the stems and member they are armed also the green bark that establishment throughout bark take up the task of with spines. Select a sight seemed ever so prevalent. the South including Geor- photosynthesis hence the that is well drained and Retama means broom gia and South Carolina. reason for the green bark receives almost full sun. in Spanish and the green Southern landscapes are and stems. This defolia- They do not require or bark gives it another rich in history with allees tion even happens when want a rich, moist soil common name Mexican such as those picturesque cold causes the leaves to and are capable of surviv- paloverde or green tree. old plantations lined with drop. The paloverde is ing on 12 inches of rain I love both names, but a garden walk or avenue cold hardy in zones 8 and a year. Luxuriant moist officially it is Jerusalem of stately live oaks. At the Queen butterflies roost in a paloverde tree at warmer. As a point of ref- soil can lead to rampant thorn. It has nothing to Coastal Georgia Botanical the National Butterfly Center in Mission, Texas. erence, they are growing do with Israel, and the Garden we have a Crape in the Dallas-Fort Worth re-seeding. It has not been thorns in the tree are not Myrtle allee, and at the classic design. are completely covered in area and part of the Tex- a problem in Savannah. This is a fine tree for those a reference to Christ or National Butterfly Center, Right now at the Coast- blossoms and putting on as A & M EarthKind pro- the crucifixion. According we had a paloverde allee. gram. in zones 8-11 and looking to the Lady Bird Johnson All are rewarding in both al Georgia Botanical Gar- quite a show. The flowers Our oldest specimen is for both drought and salt Wildlife Center, the name their performance and dens our paloverde trees have five yellow petals, planted in the Xeriscape tolerance.

Paloverde trees in bloom at the National Butterfly Center in Mission, The Paloverde stems and bark are capable of carrying on photosynthe- Texas. sis if leaves fall to drought, at the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens in Savannah, Ga. It’s tomato time for gardeners By Nancy Brachey plants sold in garden cen- affect the health and pro- VF, which means the va- and Cherokee Purple, developing fruit and can THE CHARLOTTE ters. Dare I say that noth- duction of the plants. That riety possesses resistance which are heirloom vari- lead to a problem called OBSERVER ing is more fun? is why, when shopping, to two damaging fungal eties that bear fruit of ex- blossom-end rot. That is because the you should look for mod- diseases, verticillium and ceptional taste. They will This problem, which Just picture it come sum- range of choices is huge ern varieties that have fusarium wilts. Some va- require close attention to causes blackened areas on mer: Tomato plants, tall with something for every- been bred with resistance rieties include resistance watering and spraying and lush, brimming with body. It is true whether to these diseases. These to even more blights and with fungicide to reduce the blossom-end (opposite red fruits just waiting for you have a patio or balco- advances have produced leaf spots. Celebrity is one the problem. the stem end) of the to- you to pick, take indoors ny garden with plants in varieties that should be of them, with a long string And whether your choice mato is caused by calcium and enjoy. For some people large pots or a vegetable the top choices, especially of letters that has made it is a modern or an heir- deficiency. Using a tomato I know, this is the big mo- bed with plenty of space. for gardeners who detest one of the most popular of loom, watering the plants fertilizer that contains cal- ment of the garden year That brings everyone into spraying. the modern varieties for regularly at ground level cium such as Tomato-Tone because nothing beats a the picture. Growers have made it performance and taste. instead of from overhead, and even watering will home-grown tomato. Though reasonably easy easy for us to find those There are, however, is very important. Toma- And now is the moment to grow in most areas, with important clues on some varieties that cannot toes require even watering avoid this problem, which to prepare for that great many kinds of tomatoes the tags that identify the be overlooked by the seri- so that wilting is avoided. can turn the most beau- time by selecting and are prone to wilts, spots plant by variety. Most of- ous tomato gardener. Two Wilting is detrimental to tiful tomato into one that setting out young tomato and other diseases that ten you see the letters examples are Brandywine both the foliage and the isn’t much of a picture. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly Complaints A report of a disturbance at at Peabody Sunoco at 1 Lynn Vandalism forgery/fraud at 5:36 p.m. arrests, reflect police records. In the 3:33 p.m. Wednesday on West St.; at 3:14 p.m. Wednesday at Wednesday on Beach Street; A report of a disturbance A report of vandalism at 6:40 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Shore Drive. 84 Lynnfield St. and 74 County at 7:11 p.m. Wednesday at 12:13 p.m. Wednesday at A report of a neighbor dis- St.; at 5:13 p.m. Wednesday a.m. Thursday at 9A Rockdale is the sole responsibility of the con- on East Mountain Avenue; 126 Union St.; at 6:27 p.m. pute at 3:54 p.m. Wednesday at Meineke Auto Care Center Park. A vehicle had the air let at 8:19 p.m. Wednesday at cerned party to contact the relevant Wednesday at 42 Raddin Grove on Prospect Street. A caller re- at 241 Newbury St.; at 6:08 out of its tires and all four brake Dollar Tree on Squire Road; police department and have the Ave.; at 9:26 p.m. Wednesday ported there was a device on p.m. Wednesday at 401 Lowell lines were cut; at 9:01 a.m. at 9:53 p.m. Wednesday on department issue a notice of correc- at 65 Centre St.; at 10:49 p.m. his neighbor’s property that St. and 1 Meadowview Road; Thursday at Northshore Mall at Stone Street. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Wednesday at Eastern Avenue sets off a sound that is meant at 10:28 p.m. Wednesday at 210N Andover St. and Upham Road; at 11:14 clarifications will not be made without to keep animals away from the 564 Lowell St.; at 9:54 a.m. Vandalism p.m. Wednesday at 60 Boston house. He stated the noise is Thursday at 7 Summit St. and express notice of change from the ar- REVERE St.; at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday loud and it hurts everyone’s 33 Centennial Drive. A truck hit A report of vandalism at 1:15 resting police department. at 12 Michigan Ave.; at 6:54 ears as they walk by. He stat- a pole. Arrests p.m. Wednesday on Larkin a.m. Thursday at 27 Sagamore ed that he stepped onto her A report of a motor vehicle hit Street. LYNN St.; at 10:31 a.m. Thursday at property to turn the machine and run accident at 6:26 p.m. Itamar Batista Figueredo, 1 George St. off and was met by the wom- Wednesday at 232 Washington 34, of 30 Augustus St., was ar- SAUGUS Arrests an “who yelled and screamed St.; at 7:28 a.m. Thursday at rested and charged with arson Overdose Holiday Inn at 1 Newbury St. of a dwelling house at 12:40 at him and became hostile.” Accidents James Adams, of 8 Elizabeth She proceeded to turn the de- A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Wednesday. St., Mattapan, was arrested on A report of an overdose at vice back on. He also stated accident involving a police ve- 5:21 p.m. Wednesday on Cen- A report of a motor vehicle warrant charges of larceny from that the woman at one point hicle at 11:06 am. Thursday at Accidents accident at 5:22 p.m. Wednes- person and kidnapping at 2:56 tral Square. 2 Sawyer St. and 79 Lowell St. “began to come towards me day at Walmart at 770 Broad- p.m. Wednesday. One person was taken to Lahey A report of a motor vehicle and throw what looked like a way; at 6:09 p.m. Wednesday Vincent Gennari, of 4 Han- Theft Hospital; at 12:26 p.m. Thurs- hit and run accident at 6:27 towel.” at Ellis and Central streets; at son St., Salem, was arrested day at Police Department at 6 a.m. Wednesday at Blanchard’s A report of a larceny at 4:56 a.m. Thursday on Walnut on warrant charges of daytime Allens Lane. Liquors on American Legion 5:56 p.m. Wednesday at 50 PEABODY Street. breaking and entering for a fel- Highway. Goodridge St.; at 6:21 p.m. Complaints A report of a motor vehicle ony, assault and battery and Wednesday at 126 Union St.; Arrests larceny at 10:11 a.m. Thursday. accident at 2:45 p.m. Wednes- Complaints at 7:51 p.m. Wednesday at A report of suspicious activ- day on Sewall Street; at 5:36 Juan Luna-Percel, 36, of 7 128 Union St.; at 8:19 p.m. Geso Maia Dasilva, 38, of 8 ity at 6:02 p.m. Wednesday at A report of a suspicious Liberty Square, was arrested Beverly Commons, Apt. 9, Bev- p.m. Wednesday at Washington Wednesday at 62 Washington 75 Central St. An officer was Avenue and Marble Street; at motor vehicle at 11:45 p.m. and charged with Class A drug erly, was arrested and charged St.; at 10:35 p.m. Wednesday flagged down by a person who 6:39 p.m. Wednesday at New Wednesday at 1 Hayden Road. possession with intent to dis- with failure to display owner’s at 126 Union St. reported a group on the side Deal Social Club on Shirley Av- A caller reported there was a tribute, Class B drug possession A report of a robbery at 3:34 name and operation of a mo- of the building possibly had a suspicious vehicle parked out- tor vehicle with a suspended enue. Rolando Antonio Verde, with intent to distribute and dis- a.m. Thursday at 7 Liberty knife. Police reported the group 37, of 123 Franklin St., Apt. 3, side his home with a smashed orderly conduct at 12:38 p.m. Square. license at 12:57 p.m. Thursday. was watching their children at out window and running en- Davary Xavier Jones, 20, Chelsea, was summoned for Thursday. the playground and there were operation of a motor vehicle gine, but the vehicle appeared Vandalism of 76 Franklin St., Apt. 3, was no weapons present; at 11:41 to be unoccupied. Police re- arrested and charged with un- with a suspended or revoked Accidents p.m. Wednesday at 47 Shore ported the vehicle was shut off, A report of vandalism at 6:36 armed robbery, assault and registration. Drive. A caller reported a man but they were unable to make A report of a motor vehicle ac- p.m. Wednesday at 32 Hamil- battery on a person over 60/ pulling on car door handles. cident at 2:44 p.m. Wednesday ton Ave. disabled with injury and on a Complaints contact with the registered A report of harassment at owner. at Eastern Avenue and Timson warrant at 11:03 a.m. Thursday. 7:46 p.m. Wednesday at 4 A report of a disturbance Street; at 5:57 p.m. Wednesday MARBLEHEAD Daniel Theodhori, 18, of 22 Longwood Ave. A caller reported at 12:55 p.m. Wednesday on at 10 Farrar St.; at 11:14 p.m. Redberry Lane, was arrested that the previous homeowner Winthrop Avenue; at 3:32 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT Wednesday at Hanover and Accidents and charged with operation of has been driving by his house Wednesday at Domino’s Piz- Johnson streets; at 7:16 a.m. a motor vehicle with a suspend- and banging on his door. za on Broadway; at 8:09 p.m. Accidents Thursday at 90 High Rock St. A report of a motor vehicle ed license and obstructed/ A report of a disturbance at Wednesday on Goodwin Ave- A report of a motor vehi- accident at 6:11 p.m. Wednes- nontransparent window at 2:11 9:42 p.m. Wednesday at 14 nue; at 10:24 p.m. Wednesday cle accident at 6:30 p.m. Assaults day on West Shore Drive. p.m. Wednesday. Bourbon St. on Central Avenue. Kristi Theodhori, 21, of 22 Wednesday at Whole Foods A report of an assault at 4:24 Complaints Redberry Lane, was arrested Theft Fire Market at 331 Paradise Road; p.m. Wednesday on Moulton and charged with operation of at 6:39 p.m. Wednesday at Street. A report of suspicious activi- a motor vehicle with a suspend- A report of a robbery at A report of an arson at 12:40 Essex Street and Mall Access ty at 9:16 a.m. Wednesday on ed license and on a warrant at 11:03 a.m. Thursday at 0 Cen- a.m. Wednesday on Augustus Road. Breaking and Entering Ocean Avenue. A caller reported 2:02 p.m. Wednesday. tral St. and 2 Main St. A black Street. Itamar Batista Figuere- he was working on the floats man reportedly knocked down do, 34, was arrested for arson. Complaints A report of a breaking and en- at Devereux Beach and stated Accidents and robbed an elderly man, tering at 9:40 p.m. Wednesday there was a gray car tucked into and then ran from Main towards Theft A report of a disturbance at at 796 Western Ave.; at 6:16 the floats and felt they were do- A report of a motor vehicle ac- Central Street. Davary Xavier 3:06 p.m. Wednesday at 172 a.m. Thursday at 15 Salem St. ing drugs. cident at 2:09 p.m. Wednesday Jones, 20, was arrested. A report of a larceny/ Norfolk Ave. 20-year-old accused Police recover heroin and of robbing man, 70 cocaine after foot pursuit By Gayla Cawley nized him, and started to near 233 Chestnut St., By Gayla Cawley to describe the suspect, a swift conclusion and ap- ITEM STAFF watch him. The officer saw Kmiec said. Luna-Percel get into a car, Luna-Percel walked out ITEM STAFF who ran away, which was prehension of a suspect,” LYNN — A brief foot and followed as it drove a from the backyard of 233 broadcast to other officers. Bonaiuto said. chase by police led to one PEABODY — Davary short distance. Luna-Per- Chestnut St. and was Officers Andrew Long and The department’s new man’s arrest, and the sei- Xavier Jones, 20, was ar- cel then got out of the car stopped by police. Officers Javier Sanchez saw Jones, K9, Caine, a German shep- zure of a large quantity rested for allegedly knock- conducted a brief investi- herd handled by Officer of heroin and cocaine on in the area of Chestnut checked the backyard area ing down and robbing a gation and grabbed him Cory Salvo, was used, and Thursday afternoon. Street, and the car drove and found 14 bags of co- 70-year-old Peabody man. on Walnut Street shortly they were able to find the Juan Luna-Percel, 36, of away, Lynn Police Lt. Mi- caine, which weighed 16.5 The victim was walking after the robbery, Bonaiu- wallet. The pair had just Lynn, was charged with chael Kmiec said. grams, two bags of heroin, down Main Street toward to said. completed several months possession with intent to The officer, suspicious weighing 8.8 grams, and a Central Street around 11 Jones, of Peabody, was of training, Bonaiuto said. distribute heroin and co- of a drug deal from the phone, which were seized, a.m. Thursday when he charged with unarmed Sgt. David Bonfanti, De- caine and disorderly con- short ride, called for back- along with $485 in cash, was knocked down and robbery and assault and tectives Stephanie Lane duct. up, then approached Lu- Kmiec said. robbed of his wallet. He battery on a person over and DJ Murphy and Offi- An officer saw Luna-Per- na-Percel, who took off Gayla Cawley can be had his pants ripped and 60/disabled with injury. cer Michael Donovan also cel walking around 12:15 running. Police set up a reached at gcawley@item- was bleeding from a lacer- He also had a probation assisted with the incident. p.m. in the area of East perimeter and after a brief live.com. Follow her on ation to his knee, Peabody warrant out for his arrest Gayla Cawley can be Highland Street, recog- foot pursuit, he was found Twitter @GaylaCawley. Police Capt. Dennis Bo- for threats, Bonaiuto said. reached at gcawley@item- naiuto said. “It was a serious inci- live.com. Follow her on The victim was able dent that was brought to Twitter @GaylaCawley. POLICE BRIEF Ad Special Police: Man steals cruiser The chase led to Hal- offenses, including op- during multi-town chase ifax, where officers erating to endanger and deployed tire-deflation motor vehicle larceny. It’s Springtime is yard sale time. 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MALDEN marked for improvements At present there is and Councilor at large Da- From A1 at Anderson Park Little just a preventive fence vid D’Arcangelo voting in charter school League field in Ward Sev- and benches at the park, favor. generating funds to ad- en and two covered, handi- which is the home of Mal- Ward Seven Council- dress this. We have no capped accessible dugouts den High girls softball or Neal Anderson, who renewed in Lynn choice. These are our at Callahan Park softball and is used by Malden was sitting as temporary schoolchildren,” he said. field on Pearl Street (Ward Youth Softball and other Council President in place the state, they will pro- This was the second Two). citywide groups. The shift of Council President Peg CHARTER vide $800 per student or move made to create fund- “We have spent over $20 in block grant money from Crowe, echoed Condon’s From A1 $128,000 to lease or pur- ing for the lead pipe issue. million on parks either re- parks to housing raised remarks: “These funds Last week in the finance Center on Scaling Up chase space. In addition, placing or improving them protests. were allocated for specific committee discussion, “This park (Callahan) Effective Schools team, they would receive $2.1 in our city since 2010. projects in these wards. Ward Three Councilor That’s a lot of funding is one of the most heavi- where he develops, imple- million from the state or Other ward councilors John Matheson success- and we have great parks,” ly-used parks in the city, ments and tests new ways $13,223 per student who should not be looking to fully moved to reallocate Matheson said. “But we it’s not just a Ward Two to boost effective practices switch from the Lynn Pub- $200,000 in block grant also have other pressing park. We have to continue recoup these funds for oth- in high schools. lic Schools to the charter. Last year, DeVito and money to the Malden Re- needs in our city.” to make progress in all ar- er purposes.” DeVito, a former teacher his 22-member team of development Authority’s The Ward Three Coun- eas of the budget and not Council President Crowe at Chelsea High School, housing rehabilitation cilor proposed putting the go after funds allocated in had recused herself for all local educators was one of 50 finalists to win $10 said he would still have to loan program, which pro- $180,000 to the housing other wards,” said Ward of the nearly 90-minute million toward opening raise about $250,000 for vides residents in need rehabilitation program Two Councilor Paul Con- Council meeting discus- the new school in the XQ: the school to launch. with a way to replace lead and suggested a grant don. sion of the CDBG grant Super School Project. Em- “The state really wants water lines on their own from the Americans with Matheson’s move to re- since she is employed by erson Collective, chaired the school to open in property. Disabilities Act (ADA) allocate the $180,000 for one of the groups receiv- by Laurene Powell Jobs, Lynn,” he said. “They have Matheson also proposed could be applied for to cov- park improvements failed ing funding through the the widow of Apple Inc. been very supportive and reallocating $180,000 ear- er the park improvements. by a 7-2 vote with himself program. founder Steve Jobs, spon- have offered coaching in sored the $50 million com- order for us to succeed.” petition. If it does get the go- Getting a jump on jobs at Lynn Tech While DeVito and Equi- ahead from DOE, there ty were chosen among 700 will be no welcome mat teams from 45 states that from the city. submitted applications for While Mayor Judith Fla- new or redesigned high nagan Kennedy and the schools, the Lynn proposal City Council have sparred lost. over a number of issues But that hasn’t slowed this year, they are united DeVito. He said the New- in their fight against any Schools cash revitalized new charter schools. They the effort to bring another argue such schools take charter school to the city. much needed cash from DeVito, a 52-year-old Lynn homeowner and fa- the public schools. ther of two, said he is fo- While proponents insist cused on finding space for charter schools are public the school. He has looked schools, Lynn’s elected of- at the former St. Michael’s ficials say they don’t like Church, school and recto- the formula for funding ry on Summer Street, but because it takes more can’t ink a deal until his than $1 million from the school receives approval regular school budget. from the state Depart- If Equity Lab wins ap- ment of Education (DOE). proval, they will face A decision is expected to competition from the only be made in February. If he other charter school in the gets the green light, the city, KIPP Academy. school is expected to open in the fall of 2018. Thomas Grillo can be If his proposal for a reached at tgrillo@item- new school is accepted by live.com. Students keep it

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Real in Peabody Anilsia Mendez, left, and Oralia Mendez, both cosmetology students at Lynn Vocational Technical PEABODY said she looks forward to Institute, visit the Home Depot table at the career fair. From A1 the Real World Week ev- ery year, adding that this “With this job, you can re- year was the first time ally make things happen, they have visited the may- and not all jobs can give you that good feeling that or. She said she especially you are contributing,” Bet- appreciates the opportu- tencourt said. nity to get out of the class- Community high school room and into the commu- student Bryanna Burgess nity.

Left: Justin Seun, who is in the auto colllision program, got to dress as a firefighter at the job fair. Right: Christopher Menjivar, a student in the electrical program at Lynn Vocational Technical Institute, looks closely at some sand from Nahant at the table staffed by Northeastern University.

JOBS His brother, Cristian, “We have an aging work- and doctors,” Zwiercan From A1 said they are considering force and we are hiring, said. programs at Emerson Col- that’s why I’m here,” she Christopher Menjivar students as part of the dis- lege and Fitchburg State said. said he’s not sure what trict’s co-op program.” University to enhance NSCM operates a co-op he’ll do following gradu- Amado and Cristian Ro- their skills. program at Tech in health ation next year. For now, man, 17-year-old twins, Mary Zwiercan, human sciences where juniors can the 17-year-old junior is said they are seeking op- resources director at the earn their certified nurs- founder of Eagles Handy- portunities to do an in- North Shore Medical Cen- ing assistant certification. man & Construction Co., ternship at a newspaper ter (NSMC), one of two Seniors can enroll in the a seven-person firm that where they can use their ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE dozen employers who had co-op program which puts does home remodeling. video production skills. “I’m considering UMa- a booth at the fair, said the students in healthcare set- Danielle Coughlin, left, and Bryanna Burgess “I already have lots of ss-Boston,” he said. “All Salem-based hospital has tings every other week for explore the vault on the first floor of Peabody hands-on experience re- things are possible.” cording and editing vid- more than 200 jobs avail- 30 hours at $12 per hour. Town Hall during a tour they took of the build- eos,” said Amado. “I think able from cafeteria work- “They are my future cer- Thomas Grillo can be ing given to students of Peabody Community I have a lot to offer a news- ers, security, radiation tified nursing assistants reached at tgrillo@item- High School. paper.” technicians and nurses. and maybe future nurses live.com. Need to find Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY an article? Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Subscribe to All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. e-edition on 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available A8 FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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Slowdive flourish on comeback after 22-year break

Slowdive’s eponymous album arrives after a 22-year gap and sees the hazy shoegazers join the rare breed of successful come- backs, their envelope of sound de- livered with an easy aplomb. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The band has been playing live again since 2014 and their Dior lands in LA with 8-track album proves it wise to record new material only after beachfront bash ahead those experiences. of runway show Building on the songwriting prowess of singer-guitarist-key- board player Neil Halstead, Ra- LOS ANGELES (AP) — chel Goswell (vocals), Christian Freida Pinto is loyal to Dior, a company that took a chance Savill (guitar), Nick Chaplin on her before she was famous. (bass) and Simon Scott (drums During a beachside party and loops) sometimes sound hosted by the French fash- slightly poppier than usual and ion house Wednesday, Pinto COURTESY PHOTO more widely spread out in their recalled how Dior was one of From left, Jocelyn Cook, Merry Mixers 2017 co-chair Kerri Burr and Farida Peters-Abba- trademark sonic space. the first brands to dress her di have fun at a previous Merry Mixers fundraising gala. If opener “Slomo” applies re- while promoting her Acade- verb to enhance diffusion, the my Award-winning “Slumdog animated “Star Roving” is re- Millionaire” in 2008. verb as a tool of commotion. She was relatively unknown Merry Mixers Casino Night “Sugar for the Pill” is why in Hollywood and had been MARBLEHEAD – Merry Mixers, a nonprofit organization founded in 1950 and dedicated to enhanc- dream pop is a shoegaze syn- turned down by other design- ing hospital services for children on the North Shore, announced tickets and sponsorship opportu- onym while “Everyone Knows” ers. nities are now available for its annual Gala fundraising event Saturday, June 3. The 2017 Gala will showcases Goswell’s delicate “(They were) accepting and singing below the layers. feature a Casino Night theme hosted at Tedesco Country Club to support pediatric behavioral health welcoming. You just feel a The album closes with the services at MassGeneral for Children at North Shore Medical Center. sense of gratitude,” said the eight-minute “Fallen Ashes,” Raising funds that provide critical support for more than 5,400 local children, teens and fami- star of Showtime’s “Guerril- a slow, deep immersion with la.” lies through the Family Resource Center, the Merry Mixers organization is working to surpass the an insistent piano similar to Pinto was joined by fellow $70,000 raised last year and donate $75,000 to the hospital in 2017. a Ryuichi Sakamoto film fashionistas Jaime King, in “The Family Resource Center provides services integral to the healthy advancement of our children score. It would have been at a belted, wide-sleeved gown, on the North Shore, supporting issues that affect everyone from new mothers to elementary school home on “Pygmalion,” the last and Kiernan Shipka of students to college-aged adults,” said Merry Mixers Board chairwoman Julie Pitt. “For our 2017 of the band’s three albums “Mad Men.” Gala, we are hoping to attract even more North Shore community members to support such an im- before the sojourn and car- Shipka said she was chan- portant cause and come together to enjoy a festive casino night under the tent at Tedesco.” ries the hopeful message that neling one of her new favorite The Merry Mixers Spring Fundraiser Gala will begin at 7 p.m., with live music by The Smoking despite loneliness and heart- shows, Hulu’s “The Hand- Jackets, complimentary champagne and hors d’oeuvres. Casino Night tables will include blackjack, break, even thinking about maid’s Tale,” with her velvet roulette, poker, and other games. Ticket cost also includes casino credits to get the games started. love is better than avoiding or cloak dress. “What Maria Grazia Tickets can be purchased at www.merrymixers.org. ignoring it altogether. Chiuri doing is just insane,” How Charlie Hunnam talked his way said Shipka of Dior’s creative director. “It has this backbone into being King Arthur of just championing women and just really honoring them NEW YORK (AP) — and creating beautiful stuff.” Charlie Hunnam, right, The relaxed, sunset soi- says he convinced director ree was a held on the eve of Guy Ritchie to cast him Dior’s cruise collection show, as King Arthur after the presenting in the Los Angeles two bonded over marijua- suburb of Calabasas. na — talking about it, not “What I always expect from indulging in it. Dior is something that will be “I heard Guy Ritchie’s elegant, modern, chic, useful, ‘King Arthur’ and I timeless, pushing the bar thought, ‘That’s a brilliant PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS forward,” said King of Thurs- idea,’ and I just sort of saw day’s runway show. “It’s great it right away and wanted the medical marijuana that people are now bring- to be a part of it,” said business in California of ing high fashion, important Hunnam while promoting which I knew a little bit fashion and these important the film Wednesday. “And about. So we ended up designers to our city.” so, we presented that to bizarrely talking about Guy, my agent, and he just medical marijuana for Aloe Blacc to perform really wasn’t interested. two hours. But, what I FILE PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS And I said, ‘That is just realized in hindsight was, at pre-College World Shayanna Jenkins Hernandez, fiancee of former New England Pa- unacceptable, my friend.’” he just wanted to get to Series festival triots tight end Aaron Hernandez, sits in the courtroom with the So Hunnam booked a know me as a chap. He couple’s daughter during jury deliberations. trip to London on a week didn’t really care about OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Gram- off from filming “Sons of what my theories about my-nominated retro soul and Anarchy” and landed a Arthur was or what my pop artist Aloe Blacc will Aaron Hernandez’s fiancee to speak on ‘Dr. Phil’ show meeting with Ritchie. He opinions of the script perform at the College World had a standard pitch raring were because, he already to go but quickly learned Series Opening Celebration BOSTON (AP) — The fiancee of for- Jenkins-Hernandez said her last knew what he wanted to Ritchie didn’t want to even Day on June 16 at TD Ameri- mer NFL player Aaron Hernandez conversation with the former New do. What he wanted to see talk about the movie. was what I was about and trade Park. says she thought his suicide was a England Patriots player was positive “He actually creative- whether we saw life in Blacc, with hits “Wake Me hoax. and she “felt like we were looking so Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez ly was interested in the same way.” Up” and “I’m the Man,” will bright.” says in an interview on “Dr. Phil” She also addresses rumors about perform about 9:30 p.m. CDT scheduled to air next week that she Hernandez’s purported secret love in front of about 20,000 fans thought “some cruel person” was play- and members of the eight ing a trick on her when she heard life and whether she thinks he killed SEND US YOUR STUFF himself so she could collect millions of teams that make it to Omaha Hernandez hanged himself in his pris- WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! 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the 35th consecutive year ROUNDUP with a shutout win on Fri- day. Sarah Mezini took the By Mike Alongi rst singles match, 6-0, FOR THE ITEM 6-0, while second singles The Peabody girls la- player Camie Foley and crosse team killed two third singles player Katie birds with one stone on Nevils each won their re- Thursday afternoon, spective matches, 6-1, 6-1. knocking off NEC oppo- In doubles play, the team nent Danvers at home, of Katie Nugent and Al- 4-3, and qualifying for the lison Carey won, 6-2, 6-0, state tournament. and the team of Laura Lauren Wolff scored Mucci and Alexa Vittiglio two goals for the Tanners battled for a three-set win, in the win, while Olivia 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Kiricoples had one goal The Pioneers (9-1) will and one assist. But the host Ipswich on Monday. PHOTO | BOB ROCHE big goal game from Chloe Marblehead 5, Gizzi, who notched the Bishop Fenwick 0 St. John’s Prep’s Omar Guerrero holds the ball ready to be put into play while the referee The Magicians remain checks the scrum during a match against Belmont on Thursday. game-winner. Catherine Manning, Al- undefeated at 14-0 af- yssa Shashaty and Kelly ter another shutout win Crotty all played great de- on Thursday afternoon. St. John’s Prep rugby getting fensive games, while goal- Michelle Shub took the keeper Gianna Denisco rst singles match, 6-1, had eight saves in the win. 6-0, Hannah Porath took Peabody (10-2, 3-1 NEC) the second singles match, help from local talent will play on the road 6-0, 6-1, and Julia Chan- against Fenwick on Satur- ning won the third singles day afternoon. match, 6-1, 6-2. In doubles By Harold Rivera ally rely on their speed and they St. John’s took over on Guerrero’s BOYS LACROSSE play, the team of Megan ITEM STAFF did again today. They have a tough try in the 25th minute. Connor Rob- Swampscott 10, Lynn 5 Ryan and Lily Frontero defense and they’re a tough oppo- inson’s kick was good, giving the Jack Herlihy had a huge won the rst match, 6-0, DANVERS — After wins in its nent, all the time, for us.” Eagles a 7-5 advantage. The score game for the Big Blue on 6-2, and the team of Sim- previous two matches, the St. The Marauders took a 5-0 lead six stayed at 7-5 at the halfway mark. Thursday, leading the one Likterov and Kaelyn John’s Prep rugby team rolled into minutes into the game when Joe “We’re a team that sometimes, team with six points ( ve Attridge won the second Thursday afternoon’s game against Viale, Belmont’s scrum-half, scored fresh out of the gate, especially of- goals, one assist). Brendan match, 6-1, 6-0. Belmont on a high note. Thanks to the game’s rst try. The ensuing fensively, we’re not attacking as Laundry had three goals BOYS TENNIS a trio of locals, the good times con- kick was no good, but Belmont’s strongly as I’d like us to,” Manickam and one assist, Andrew Lynn Classical 4, tinue for the Eagles. early lead gave the Marauders the said. “That’s something we’ll work Dove had one goal and Lynn English 1 Omar Guerrero of Marblehead, start they were looking for. on. Once our guys get going, we have three assists and Darian Classical notched two Harrison Hosker of Nahant and “I’m proud of the way our guys a certain system we play. Once we Wulf had one goal. Goalie singles wins and two dou- Brian Barrett of Peabody each played and carried themselves,” get settled into our system, that’s Perry Grzela had 12 saves bles win in the match at scored tries for the Eagles en route Belmont coach Greg Bruce said. when we take over.” in the win. home on Thursday. Cal- to a 19-10 win over Belmont at “We knew that coming up here, it’s Six minutes into the second half, The Big Blue (9-5) will vin Cheung got the win in Brother Linus Athletic Complex. always an aggressive and compet- the Eagles found some breathing take on North Reading on rst singles, 6-0, 6-1, and The win puts the Prep at 3-1 on the itive game. We were prepared for room. Hosker’s try, followed by Rob- Saturday. Moses Ba took the second season. that, we just didn’t capitalize on inson’s kick, made it a nine-point GIRLS TENNIS singles match, 6-1, 6-1. In “We knew Belmont is a really some opportunities.” Prep lead at 14-5. Lynn eld 5, Triton 0 doubles play, the team of well-coached team,” Prep coach That was the only lead Belmont Lynn eld quali ed for Seelan Manickam said. “They usu- would see in Thursday’s match, as RUGBY, B2 the state tournament for ROUNDUP, B2 Sean Stellato tells St. Mary’s seniors anything’s possible

By Harold Rivera Mary’s, Stellato wore the hat I’m a prime example of grit, ITEM STAFF of a motivational speaker. resilience, faith and work In front of a group of 99 ethic. If they can follow that LYNN — Salem native St. Mary’s students from the and be passionate, they can Sean Stellato wears many class of 2017, Stellato deliv- accomplish anything.” hats. ered an empowering speech The afternoon began with A 1995 graduate of Salem that touched on a number of Stellato giving an auto- High, Stellato quarterbacked themes. Among those were graphed photo of Patriots the Witches to a Super Bowl the challenges of life and special teamer Brandon run in 1994. As an author, the importance of refusing to King, one of Stellato’s 18 NFL Stellato chronicled his expe- back down. clients, to St. Mary’s football riences with the Witches in “I hope these kids under- standout Joey Silvestri. a novel titled “No Backing stand that all things are pos- Per usual, Stellato at- Down.” As an NFL agent, he sible,” Stellato said. “Their tached a powerful message ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE represents a number of cli- lives are really just about as he handed Silvestri the ents including Patriots Ryan to begin, graduating high autographed photo. Agent and author Sean Stellato speaks to seniors at St. Mary’s Allen and Nate Ebner. school. They can accomplish High School Thursday. Thursday afternoon at St. anything they want. I think STELLATO, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2017 Betts homer lifts Red Sox over Brewers MILWAUKEE (AP) — by Feliz, but his throw to unearned run in 6 2/3 in- Mookie Betts got what he second base was dropped nings. wanted. by shortstop Orlando Ar- “Both starters were ex- Betts’ three-run home cia. cellent,” Milwaukee man- run in the ninth inning Betts followed with a ager Craig Counsell said. Thursday lifted the Boston deep shot to left to help “It felt like it was a game Red Sox to a 4-1 victory Boston wrap up its six- where runs were going to over the Milwaukee Brew- game road trip with a 3-3 be pretty tough to come by.” ers. It was Betts’ fifth ho- record. OUCH! mer of the season and third “I was just trying to be Boston’s Mitch Moreland in his last four games, and ready for a fastball,” Betts hit a foul ball that knocked helped Boston salvage one said. “He throws 100, so the face mask straight over win in the three-game se- that’s his best pitch. I was the head of catcher Pina ries in the Red Sox’s first able to get a good one and and sent him on his back- trip to Milwaukee since put a good swing on it.” side. A few innings later, 2003. Boston quickly got on Red Sox catcher Christian Boston’s right fielder en- the board in the first in- Vazquez’s mask was jarred joyed his time at Miller ning. Betts led off with off on a ball hit by Villar. Park, as he went 7 for 11 a double, took third on a NEW DAY JOB with eight runs batted in sacrifice bunt by Dustin Milwaukee’s manager and five runs scored. Pedroia and scored when of media relations, Ken “He’s certainly impact- Xander Bogaerts’ ground Spindler, was one of the ing the baseball,” Boston ball rolled under the glove ball boys. His one blemish manager John Farrell said. of first baseman Jesus Agu- came when he misplayed “He’s come up big in so ilar. a throw from left fielder many situations. But this In the bottom of the in- Andrew Benintendi as was probably as big of a ning, Boston starter Edu- they warmed up between swing as he’s had all year ardo Rodriguez gave up innings and had to chase for us.” a one-out double to Keon after the ball along the foul Milwaukee closer Nef- Broxton, but then retired line. tali Feliz (0-4) came on in the next 13 batters. In the KENDRICK the ninth, but managed to sixth, he allowed a lead-off REPLACED get only one out. Red Sox single to Manny Pina, who Before the game, Boston pitcher Craig Kimbrel (2- scored on a two-out double recalled LHP Robbie Ross 0) got the final five outs as to left by Jonathan Villar. Jr. from Triple-A Pawtuck- Boston snapped the Brew- Rodriguez, who struck et after the team optioned ers’ three-game winning out five and allowed three RHP Kyle Kendrick there streak. hits in six innings, has giv- Wednesday night. Kend- Christian Vazquez led en up five earned runs in rick (0-2) was shelled for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS off the ninth with a walk. his last 29 1/3 innings. six runs and 10 hits in 4 1/3 He was safe at second on a His counterpart, Jimmy innings on Wednesday, giv- Mookie Betts reacts after his ninth-inning three-run homer as the Red fielder’s choice when Deven Nelson, struck out eight, ing him an earned run av- Sox defeated the Milwaukee Brewers Thursday. Marrero’s bunt was fielded allowed four hits and an erage of 12.96 this season. Stellato speaks to Spartan athletes STELLATO good knowing that I can to the up and down high He added, “Just go for it From B1 touch these seniors that stakes of being an agent. and put it all on the line were in attendance with I can get out here, get out for what you’re passionate “When you want some- my message that they of the box, and be able to about.” thing, what do you do?” he can do something special,” share my life’s journey The afternoon ended asked the seniors. “When Stellato said. “At the end and pass that on to the after a questions and an- you want something, you of the day, we get caught next generation.” swers session in which the go out and get it.” up in small time stuff. Stellato also offered ad- students picked Stellato’s The afternoon included If you can program your vice to the seniors, as they brain about his current a 13-minute video high- mind to dream big, don’t prepare to set out for their whereabouts, his career as lighting the trials and back down. I’m a prime future endeavors. To those football player and his ex- tribulations of the 1994 example and I’m truly who might be undecided periences as an agent. Salem Witches football blessed.” about which career paths A donation on behalf team. The Witches went The opportunity for Stel- to follow, Stellato said it’s undefeated in the regu- lato to share his life expe- all about finding a passion of the St. Mary’s student lar season before losing riences with the seniors and sticking to it. government to Salem’s to Whitman-Hanson in is one that allows him to “Really try to hone in Lifebridge Homeless Shel- the Division 3A Super step out of his shoes as and find out what you ter was presented to Stel- Bowl. In the midst of the an agent and engage in want to do,” Stellato said. lato by student-athlete run was a teachers’ strike another activity that he “It’s going to take some Anthony DelVecchio. that, on several occasions, reveres. time. Don’t be afraid to Stellato will be back in threatened to end Salem’s “I love being able to fail. With every failure the Lynn when he hosts season. do these things,” Stella- there’s an opportunity to his annual football clinic “It makes my heart feel to said. “It’s therapeutic, learn something new.” at Manning Field in July.

PHOTO | BOB ROCHE St. John’s Brian Barrett from Peabody runs away from the Belmont defense. Classical offense explodes vs. English RAMS ters to the plate (batting around From B1 twice), and scored 13 runs. Grid- St. John’s rugby ley was the main spark in the in- “Well, yes and no,” she said. ning, knocking in four runs and “It was still a tie game … and scoring two. Also getting big hits a game that we had a very good were Maddie Dana (double, two qualifies for state chance of winning.” RBI), and Walker (2 hits, 2 RBI). Classical pitcher Tori Adams, The Rams, 11-1, don’t have a who had trouble at times with tournament her control over the first four lot of time to rest on their laurels. innings, settled down after the Beverly comes to town today (4) RUGBY cal game like that,” Bruce new life her teammates gave at Breed, and the Panthers are From B1 said. “The last 10 minutes, her, retiring English without in- the team that eliminated Classi- our substitutes came on cident in the bottom of the fifth. cal from last year’s tournament. Belmont stepped up and PHOTO | BOB ROCHE and they were really able And in the top of the sixth Clas- “They always give us a hard held it’s ground defensive- Meghan Leavitt had three RBI for to bring a lot of energy sical took that new life right to time whenever we play them ly, but the Eagles bumped into the game. If you’re Classical in a win on Thursday. the bank. The Rams sent 19 bat- too,” said Richard. their lead to 19-5 when going to lose, to finish like Barrett, the Prep’s eight- that, that’s the way you man, took a quick tap- want to do it.” and-go and turned it into After dropping the sea- Lynnfield baseball loses for first time a try in the 70th minute of son-opener to BC High, play. the Eagles have won three ROUNDUP was Brady Ryan, who took run, two doubles, three first. Turenne doubled in a “Brian’s one of the best in a row and are right From B1 the first singles match, runs scored and four RBI. run in the sixth to make it a players in the state right where they want to be. 6-0, 6-0. St. Mary’s will Rachel Mann and Lizeth 2-1 game for the Spartans. now,” Manickam said. “We’ve put ourselves in Stephen Ong and Gerry play a road game against Vela both played well de- Whittier tied it in the sev- “That was a good heads the driver’s seat moving Ennis won the first match, Latin Academy this after- fensively in the outfield. enth to take it into extras up play by him. He was forward,” Manickam said. 6-0, 6-0, and the team of noon. The Tigers (3-8) will take and won it with two in the very much aware of the “Not taking the rest of our Andy Ma and Jonathan SOFTBALL on Chelsea on Wednesday. top of the 16th. St. Mary’s situation and where the opponents lightly, we’ll be Chase won the second St. Mary’s 2, Westford 0 BASEBALL scored one in the bottom of try-line was. That’s what tested against Xaverian match, 6-1, 7-5. Mia Nowicki went the Hamilton-Wenham 10, the 16th, on a run scored you look for from your and Lincoln-Sudbury for The Rams (8-2) will host distance for her third Lynnfield 4 by Kordell Henriquez, but captains and your seniors, sure.” Marblehead on Monday. shutout in four games as The Pioneers lost for the rally fell a run short. he delivered.” The Eagles have already Revere 4, Everett 1 the Spartans raised their the first time all year this “We left 22 men on base, Things got interesting secured a playoff spot and The Patriots (5-4) got record to 13-1. afternoon on the road in so we definitely had our when Sam Harris found are looking to secure the singles wins from Andrea Tori DiCenso hit a solo Hamilton-Wenham. Fer- the try-zone for the Ma- highest seed possible in opportunities,” Spartans Shehaj (7-5, 6-4) and Josh homer in the first inning. nando Gonzalez took the coach Derek Dana said. rauders in the 78th min- their upcoming games. Preciado (6-3, 7-5) and a Casey Fraher’s double loss on the mound after “Whittier was a very good ute, but Belmont missed Manickam, in his third doubles win from the team knocked in the other run. pitching five innings, with team, they made several the ensuing kick and the season at the helm of the of Josue Martinez and Ale- Nowicki gave up four Matt Collins pitching the outstanding plays to win Eagles staved off the late Eagles, said the goal is to jandro Zuleta (6-0, 6-0). hits and struck out seven. final two innings of relief. the game. The one good rally to hold on for the earn a home game in the Revere will play a road St. Mary’s defeated On the offensive end, Lyn- thing is that the pressure win, 19-10. team’s first playoff game. game against Medford on Arlington Catholic 4-0 nfield only registered five “Credit to St. John’s The Prep’s strong sea- Monday. Wednesday. hits on the day. was mounting and mount- Prep, they were able to put son, Manickam noted, Latin Academy 3, “I’m proud of them for “Give credit to [Hamil- ing. Although we lost, it us under a lot of pressure,” wouldn’t have been possi- Marblehead 2 winning four games in ton-Wenham], their pitch- was a pretty good atmo- Bruce said. “We missed a ble without the help of his The Magicians took one four days,” said St. Mary’s er kept us off balance the sphere.” Lou Vidal started lot of our set pieces, our coaching staff. singles match and one coach Paige Licata. whole game and they got on the mound and went lineouts and our scrums. “My coaching staff is sec- doubles match in the loss Minuteman Tech 15, the timely hits when they five innings with one run We fell off a bunch of our ond to none,” Manickam on the road. Billy Acker- Lynn Tech 14 needed them,” said Lynn- allowed. Henriquez and tackles. Those were the said. “Part of this is the man got the win in third Despite the loss, Shyla field coach John O’Brien. Josh Mateo came on in things that hurt us today.” fact that we have coach- singles, 6-2, 6-1, and the Jackson had a big day on The Pioneers (13-1) will relief. Mateo tossed six in- Belmont falls to 3-2 af- es that really know what doubles team of Dan the mound. Jackson went host Pentucket on Satur- nings with five strikeouts. ter the loss, but Bruce they’re doing. They bring Livtak and Jack Quigley the distance and struck day. St. Mary’s (10-4) has a and his team walked away a unique perspective to took the second doubles out nine batters, while Whittier 5, much needed day off to- feeling proud after a late the boys on the team. Hats match, 6-4, 6-0. also making some great St. Mary’s 4 (F/16) day and visits Archbishop effort made it a close game off to them. They bring Cardinal Spellman 4, defensive plays from the Anthony Nikolakakis Williams on Saturday. The again. knowledge to the players St. Mary’s 1 mound. Mehrin Huesten singled in Ryan Turenne, Spartans and Williams “We were pretty dis- and really know how to The lone winner on the led the way on offense, who tripled to give the are currently tied for sec- heartened after a physi- connect to them.” day for the Spartans (1-11) going 4-for-6 with a home Spartans a 1-0 lead in the ond place in the CCL. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE FRIDAY Track Baseball St. John’s at Glenn Louikes Invit. English at Classical (4) (TBA) Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) SATURDAY Old Rochester at Marblehead (4) Baseball Prospect Hill at KIPP (4) Braintree at Peabody (noon) Swampscott at Masconomet (4:15) Fenwick at Everett (10) Tech at St. Clement’s (4) Malden Cath. at Xaverian (3) Softball Pentucket at Lynnfield (10) Beverly at Classical (4) Swampscott at St. John’s (6:30) English at Gloucester (4) Softball Peabody at Austin Prep (4) English at Marblehead (4) Pope John Paul II at Winthrop (4) Winthrop at Gloucester (10) Prospect Hill at KIPP (4) Woburn at St. Mary’s (1) St. Clement at Mystic Valley (4) Boys Lacrosse Boys Lacrosse Bedford at St. John’s (4) Essex Tech at Mystic Valley (4:15) Beverly at Marshfield (11) Saugus at St. Mary’s (5) Malden Cath. at Gloucester (3) Triton at Lynnfield (4) Peabody at Fenwick (7) Girls Lacrosse N.. Reading at Swamspscott (2) Lynnfield at Triton (6:30) Girls Lacrosse Malden at Saugus (4) Mystic Valley at Watertown (10) Marblehead at Swampscott (4) Peabody at Fenwick (5) Mystic Valley at Essex Tech (5:30) Swampscott at Wilmington (10) Revere at Gloucester (5) Sailing Boys Tennis Marblehead at Downeast (9) English at Marblehead (4) Track Malden at Beverly (4) CAC frosh/soph meet (at Gr. Lowell, Marblehead at English (4) 9) St. Mary’s at Latin Acad. (4) Marblehead at Andover Inv. (9) Winthrop at Everett (3:30) St. John’s at State Coaches Meet Girls Tennis (9:30) Beverly at Malden (4) State Coaches’ Invitational (at BC English at Marblehead (4) High, 9:30) Everett at Winthrop (4:30) Winthrop at TBA (TBA) Marblehead at English (4:15) SUNDAY FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Swampscott at N. Reading (4) Sailing Avery Bradley, left, has been tasked with covering the Washington Wizards’ best player in John Sailing Marblehead at Downeast (9) Wall, left, for much of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Swampscott at Winthrop (4) Mass. Bay Team Champ. (TBA) TV/RADIO Avery Bradley’s defense has been TV ship, Golf, 1 p.m. Auto Racing: NASCAR Truck: Pro hockey: Nashville at Ana- Toyota Tundra 250, FS1, heim, NBCSN, 9 p.m. 8:30 p.m. key for Celtics during playoff run Soccer: Premier League: Chel- Baseball: Tampa Bay at Bos- sea at West Bromwich Albi- BOSTON (AP) — Avery Bradley “Avery’s the best on-the-ball defend- constantly crowded Wall, torment- ton, NESN, 7:10 p.m.; Chica- on, NBCSN, 3 p.m. has been doing all the little things to er in the NBA — hands down,” Thom- ing him with an assortment of stabs go Cubs at St. Louis Radio get the Boston Celtics over the hump as said. “A guy like John Wall you’re and pokes at the ball, while also cut- MLB Network, 8 p.m. Baseball: Tampa Bay at Bos- this postseason. not gonna stop.He does a hell of a job ting off his driving lanes. Pro Basketball: NBA Draft ton, WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:10 Yes, he created a buzz with his play- on him. He makes it tough. Nothing’s Part of the reason is that Bradley Combine, ESPN2, 3 p.m.; p.m. off-career high 29 points to give Bos- easy. And that’s what Avery Bradley is playing so inspired is that he is Boston at Washington Pro Basketball: Boston at ton a 3-2 lead over the Washington does, each and every night.” coming off a truncated 2016 postsea- ESPN, 8 p.m. Washington, WBZ-FM 98.5, 8 Wizards while backcourt mate Isaiah Bradley said he was inspired by son. Golf: PGA: Players Champion- p.m. Thomas was facing double- and tri- text messages he got from Thomas His playoff run lasted all of one ple-teams during Game 5. and Celtics’ television play-by-play game last season thanks to a ham- But it’s been Bradley’s consistency man Mike Gorman. string injury in the opening game of SPORTS BRIEFS on defense during the first two rounds “They told me they felt like it was Boston’s first-round matchup with that has the top-seeded Celtics on the going to be a big game for me,” Brad- Atlanta. Boy scout golf gmail.com for information or verge of an Eastern Conference finals ley said of his Game 5 performance. He’s made the most of being registration, or to donate or matchup with the Cleveland Cava- “My mindset was just to come out and healthy this time around. tournament become a sponsor. liers. be aggressive. I wanted to make those Bradley, who typically has shied The first annual Boy Scout Despite playing after suffering his guys work on both ends of the floor.” away from any verbal back and Troop 62 Golf Tournament Marblehead second hip pointer injury of the se- In a perimeter-oriented NBA in forth, has had moments during his ries, Bradley annoyed Wizards’ point which rim protecting big men are a postseason in which he let his feel- will be held Monday, May seeks varsity 15, at the Four Oaks Coun- guard John Wall throughout. dwindling luxury, guards like Brad- ings be known. try Club in Dracut, with a 7 girls soccer coach The primary defender on Wall, he ley who are willing to dedicate them- After the Celtics’ series-clinching, a.m. tee time. helped hold Washington’s All-Star selves on the defensive end are a com- 22-point win at Chicago in the first Troop 62 operates out of Marblehead High School is to just 21 points and 17 field goal modity. He’s 6-foot-2, but has enough round, Bradley was asked about Saugus. now accepting applications attempts. He also limited him to a length to bother shooters, the lateral some outward emotion he exhibited The tournament features a for the varsity girls soccer playoff-low four assists — well be- quickness to keep opponents in front during the game. Bradley said he round of golf, lunch, raffles coach position. If interested, low Wall’s playoff average of 11.1. In of him and the strength not to get took some comments made by Bulls and a hole-in-one contest please email a cover letter, Boston’s three wins, Wall has a plus/ bullied. All-Star Jimmy Butler between with a car as a prize. resume and three references minus of minus-17. In Boston’s three wins Bradley has games personally. Proceeds will help the to oneill.andrew@marble- scouts from Troop 62 travel headschools.org. Prior col- to the Grand Canyon this lege and high school playing Ducks eager for rematch with Predators summer. and/or coaching experience Contact troop62golf@ is required. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) ance on its previous suc- — Among the numerous cesses against the Ducks. hurdles and obstacles that “Whoever wins the se- NHL PLAYOFFS have blocked the Anaheim ries gets to play for the Conference Finals Wednesday, May 17 Ducks’ path to a Stan- Cup,” Predators captain (Best-of-7) Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 8 p.m. ley Cup title this decade, Mike Fisher said. “So Friday, May 12 Thursday, May 18 Nashville goalie Pekka that’s probably the only Nashville at Anaheim, 9 p.m. Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. Rinne might be the biggest motivation you need.” Saturday, May 13 Friday, May 19 — and not just because Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 8 p.m. Here are some more he’s 6-foot-5. things to watch when the Sunday, May 14 Saturday, May 20 After beating Anaheim Nashville at Anaheim, 7:30 p.m. x-Nashville at Anaheim, 7:15 p.m. clubs meet for a trip to the in two previous playoff se- Monday, May 15 Sunday, May 21 Stanley Cup Final: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. x-Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. ries, the fantastic Finn and DUELING D Tuesday, May 16 Monday, May 22 his Predators are looming The Predators have Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. x-Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. again in front of the Ducks advanced largely on the in the Western Conference strength of their stellar finals. Game 1 is Friday corps of defensemen in NBA PLAYOFFS night in Anaheim. front of Rinne. Ryan El- The Ducks and the Pred- Second Round Antonio wins series 4-2 lis, P.K. Subban, Roman ators were the class of the (Best-of-7) Friday, May 12 Josi and Mattias Ekholm first two rounds, taking Wednesday, May 10 Boston at Washington, 8 p.m. form one of the NHL’s best just five combined losses FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston 123, Washington 101 Sunday, May 14 top-four groups, even con- and earning a rematch of Anaheim Ducks center Andrew Cogliano cele- Thursday, May 11 x-Houston at San Antonio, 3:30 last season’s first-round tributing a combined 27 San Antonio 114, Houston 75, San p.m. brates after scoring during the second period in series for considerably points in these playoffs — Game 7 of the Western Conference semifinals on just one point fewer than higher stakes. Wednesday night. Rinne and the wild-card the Predators’ four high- MLB est-scoring forwards. Predators won that series 2007. it’s about getting four wins AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE in seven games, prompt- The Ducks have excelled East Division East Division In the rematch, the before they do. It’s going to with youth on the blue W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing coach Randy Carlyle’s Ducks hope to show the be a tough road, but we’re Baltimore 22 11 .667 — Washington 22 12 .647 — return to Anaheim and line. With veterans Kevin Predators what they up to it.” New York 21 11 .656 ½ New York 16 17 .485 5½ a renewed focus on play- Bieksa and Clayton Stoner Boston 18 16 .529 4½ Philadelphia 13 19 .406 8 learned last spring. Rinne and the Preda- Tampa Bay 17 20 .459 7 Miami 13 20 .394 8½ off mental strength. The sidelined for the final six Toronto 14 21 .400 9 Atlanta 11 20 .355 9½ Ducks are in the confer- “Obviously it’s a new tors also beat the Ducks games against Edmonton, Central Division Central Division year, new teams, (but) for in 2011 for the first playoff W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ence finals for the second Anaheim used a six-man Cleveland 18 15 .545 — St. Louis 19 14 .576 — time in three years after some of us, it means a little series victory in franchise group with nobody over Minnesota 16 14 .533 ½ Cincinnati 18 15 .545 1 bit more,” Anaheim cen- history. Heading into the 26 and averaging just 23.6 Detroit 16 16 .500 1½ Milwaukee 18 17 .514 2 winning five straight Pa- Chicago 15 16 .484 2 Chicago 17 17 .500 2½ cific Division titles, but ter Ryan Kesler said. “But franchise’s first conference years old — the youngest Kansas City 13 21 .382 5½ Pittsburgh 14 20 .412 5½ they still haven’t made a we’re all playing for the finals appearance , Nash- group among the NHL’s 16 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Stanley Cup Final since same thing, and right now ville is putting little reli- playoff teams. Houston 24 11 .686 — Colorado 22 13 .629 — Seattle 17 18 .486 7 Los Angeles 20 14 .588 1½ Los Angeles 17 19 .472 7½ Arizona 19 16 .543 3 Oakland 16 18 .471 7½ San Diego 13 22 .371 9 LeBron, Durant moving toward NBA Finals reunion Texas 15 20 .429 9 San Francisco 12 23 .343 10 Thursday’s Games (Roark 3-1), 7:05 p.m. (AP) — Kevin Durant admires LeB- something Durant wants. want to be consistent and great every Baltimore at Washington, ppd. Atlanta (Foltynewicz 0-4) at Miami (Urena Boston 4, Milwaukee 1 1-0), 7:10 p.m. ron James from afar, marveling at “It’s a mindset, when you don’t re- night.” Kansas City 6, Tampa Bay 0 N.Y. Mets (Harvey 2-2) at Milwaukee how Cleveland’s main man finds ways alize how old you are or how many James and Durant have squared off Houston 3, N.Y. Yankees 2 (Garza 1-0), 8:10 p.m. to elevate his game at age 32 — year years you’ve played or mileage or the 23 times during their NBA careers, Toronto 7, Seattle 2 Chicago Cubs (Butler 0-0) at St. Louis San Diego at Texas, 8:05 p.m. (Leake 4-1), 8:15 p.m. after year, title after title. moment,” Durant said. “You’ve just and James has a decisive 18-5 edge, Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 5-2) at Colorado Kobe Bryant was much the same. got to try to keep getting better. You including 4-1 in the postseason and p.m. (Chatwood 3-4), 8:40 p.m. Detroit at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Pittsburgh (Glasnow 1-2) at Arizona Ten years into his NBA journey, have that mindset when you step on 1-0 in battles for the championship. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. (Corbin 2-4), 9:40 p.m. the unassuming, scoring machine ev- the court that you want to be the best Now the basketball world is watch- Pittsburgh at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Cincinnati (Feldman 2-3) at San Francisco Cincinnati at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. (Cueto 4-2), 10:15 p.m. eryone calls “KD”, strives to emulate player on the court. It may not happen ing and waiting, even hoping for a Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games Houston (McCullers 2-1) at N.Y. Yankees those superstars. Soon, he will likely every game. You may not be the best, Durant-James rematch. And this one Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. (Montgomery 2-1), 7:05 p.m. Seattle at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. see James again in the Finals, this you might not have the best game, but could live up to the hype. Seattle (Bergman 0-0) at Toronto (Biagini Minnesota at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. 0-1), 7:07 p.m. time in a matchup that has been talk- just having that mindset you never After swatting aside their opponents Minnesota (Santana 5-1) at Cleveland San Diego at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 ed about from the very moment Du- get satisfied with what you do. in the first and second rounds, the Cav- (Tomlin 2-3), 7:10 p.m. p.m. Tampa Bay (Cobb 2-3) at Boston (Porcello Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. rant departed Oklahoma City to join “That’s the mindset he (James) has aliers and Warriors stand an unblem- 2-4), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. Golden State last July. taken on, that’s the mindset Kobe did. ished 16-0 combined as they await Oakland (Hahn 1-2) at Texas (Cashner Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 0-3), 8:05 p.m. Detroit at L.A. Angels, 9:07 p.m. The anticipation of this potential There’s a lot of other players that did their conference finals opponents. San Diego (Chacin 3-3) at Chicago White Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 4:05 p.m. matchup has overshadowed other it. I feel like I’m on the same path as The 3-Match. Another must-see, Sox (Gonzalez 3-2), 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Baltimore (Tillman 1-0) at Kansas City Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. postseason series. far as — I wouldn’t say I’m going to best-of-seven series featuring arguably (Duffy 2-3), 8:15 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Durant understands that like LeB- have four MVPs or three champion- the league’s best players in James and Detroit (Zimmermann 3-1) at L.A. Angels N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. (Shoemaker 1-2), 10:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. ron and Kobe, it’s time to take his ships, I’m not guaranteeing that but Durant — both playing some of the Philadelphia (Pivetta 0-2) at Washington Pittsburgh at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. game to another level. They each have I want that. 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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Talks and travel will lead to dis- Dig in and get things done. Anxiety will turn into anger Tie up loose ends at work and Take a greater interest in your Emotional confusion will lead covery. Don’t feel that you must Channel your energy and en- if you let situations fester. prepare to walk away with a personal relationships. Striving to trouble. Don’t make as- start something on a large thusiasm into helping a cause Be honest about the way clear conscience. Spend time to keep things equal will be sumptions or get angry without scale. Baby steps will lead to or the people who mean the you feel and what you want doing something that brings more difficult than anticipat- just cause. Dig deep and find long-term stability and satis- most to you. A change in life- to see happen to make life you joy or inspires you to make ed. If you ask for suggestions, out what you need to know be- faction. style will boost your morale. better. personal changes. you’ll know where you stand. fore you say something you’ll regret. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Socializing should be sched- A trip or gathering should be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) uled. Getting together with planned. You’ll shine if you You’ve got a handle on what- The temperature is rising when You’ll enjoy the comforts of A partnership looks promising. friends or taking part in a chal- speak up at events. Sharing ever comes your way. Indulge it comes to romance. Don’t sit home and family. Plan to host a You stand to make financial lenge will spark an entertaining your thoughts will motivate in talks and bring about the back when you should be put- party or make special plans for and emotional gains if you and informative discussion yourself and others and will changes you want to see tran- ting your feelings on the line you and a loved one to spend change your living arrange- with someone who has plenty add to your popularity. Love is spire. Travel and romance are and making plans to enjoy the some alone time. Your playful ments or negotiate a new con- to disclose. highlighted. highlighted. company of someone special. attitude will be irresistible. tract.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Emotional intensity of work leaves man drained at home Natural bids may backfire unforeseen DEAR ABBY: When I mother’s wedding rings Dan Quayle said, “We are bles. Each West led the club was in my 20s I chose a Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van “because she loved jewelry” ready for any unforeseen event ace, giving declarer an easy career whose long-term ef- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, rather than because they that may or may not occur.” ride. fects I hadn’t anticipated. and was founded by her mother, were planning to marry, At the bridge table, unfore- After a diamond lead, how- I am charged with telling the symbolism of bestow- seen events happen. Look ever, declarer must endplay people they are dying and Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ing them vaporized. If you at the North hand in the di- West in clubs. Declarer dis- watching them die on a DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los do plan to go through with agram. Your partner opens cards a heart and wins with daily basis. While I know I Angeles, CA 90069. it, “suggest” he buy you two clubs, and the next player the diamond ace. He draws am good at it, it leaves me ones or use the stones from overcalls two diamonds. What trumps, throws another heart emotionally drained. his mother’s rings in a dif- you are experiencing by like me giving him my would you do? on the diamond king, ruffs a I manage to muster up ferent setting for a ring you talking about it. If you do, ex-husband’s wedding Despite the anticipation diamond, cashes the heart enough energy to try to be will enjoy wearing rather I’m sure you will find you band to wear. He doesn’t that, because of the prevailing ace, crosses to the heart king there for my kids but, than feeling like Second- are far from alone. If there vulnerability, East will not car- and ruffs the last diamond. frankly, I can’t seem to be understand because he hand Rose (third-hand, isn’t a support group al- there for anyone else, in- didn’t use them to propose actually). ry the auction to a high level, Then he plays a club to his ready there for you, please to her, but to me that’s it looks like a good opportuni- king. West wins with the ace cluding my wife, co-work- consider starting one, be- ers and close family. My beside the point. They DEAR ABBY: My son is ty to bid two spades. How bad and is endplayed. If he returns cause airing those emo- were ON HER HAND. can it be to get your six-card a low club, declarer runs it problem is, this has left tions you haven’t been able graduating this year. To me with no emotional sup- I told him he should have celebrate, I would like to suit into the auction? to the 10. Or, if West leads a to share would be extreme- given me the option of Well, on this deal from diamond, it concedes a ruff- port (my children are too ly helpful. have dinner at a restau- young for that, although wearing the rings or hav- rant with a group of Bridge Base Online, it re- and-sluff. ing him buy my own set. sulted in North’s ending in playing with them is some DEAR ABBY: I’ve been friends (adults) and their help) and there are tough He thinks I’m just sup- children. However, I’d like six spades. At three tables, dating a guy for two years. posed to be OK with this. the clever East led the heart days when I really need it. He has his late mom’s them to pay for their own Advice? Am I out of line feeling the meals. How do I address queen. West ruffed and wedding rings. He always way I do? said he would use them if an invitation to such a cashed the club ace. ALONE FROM MY get-together? At two other tables, North WORK he ever proposed to any- TARNISHED IN one. TENNESSEE made the slam after a dia- NOT A FREE mond lead by reading the DEAR ALONE: You Well, he proposed to me DINNER need a support group. last week. Last night he DEAR TARNISHED: I distribution perfectly. Do you Many people in the medi- informed me that he had don’t think so. To say this DEAR NOT A FREE see how? cal field find them to be a let his ex-girlfriend of 10 “guy” lacks sensitivity DINNER: You could put Some Norths passed to let helpful outlet. Rather than years wear the rings be- would be an understate- on the invitation that this partner describe his hand. blame yourself for your in- cause she loved jewelry. It ment. Are you sure you ac- will be a “no host” celebra- When South rebid two no- ability to “be there” for made me sick to my stom- tually want to spend the tion. Or, rather than issue trump, North transferred into your co-workers and fami- ach, and made his propos- rest of your life with some- a formal written invita- spades, then control-bid four ly members, joining a al not mean anything to one so clueless? tion, simply call your diamonds. This resulted in six group might help you to me. When he allowed his for- friends and describe what spades by South at three ta- relieve some of the stress I told him it would be mer girlfriend to wear his you have in mind.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Real Estate salesperson wanted By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage LAND COURT Outstanding opportunity! Positive attitude, good people skills given by Arianne Philidor and Marthe Philidor to Option One Mortgage Corporation, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT more important than experience. Part or full time. a California Corporation, dated February 9, 2005 and recorded with the Essex 17 SM 001608 County (South District) Registry of Deeds at Book 23948, Page 500 subsequently Call John or Mike Connor assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington ORDER OF NOTICE 781-581-5940 Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-OPT2, Asset Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-OPT-2 by Sand Canyon Corporation fka Option One Mortgage TO: Connor Real Estate Corporation by assignment recorded in said Essex County (South District) Registry Fabian Ramirez a/k/a Fabian A. Ramirez of Deeds at Book 31990, Page 256; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the Jennifer M. Perez a/k/a Jennifer Perez JOB INFORMATION present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose NOTICES SERVICES of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on May 26, 2017 at and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 21 Trinity Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said 50 U.S.C. App. NOTICE Mortgage, to wit: § 3901 (et seq).: PAY CALLS For more information and assistance regarding the reliability of business The land in said Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not in its individual opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- thereon, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHEASTERLY by Trinity Avenue, capacity but as Trustee of Securitized Mortgage Asset Loan Trust 2015-1 Pay Call Numbers ties, employment services and financ- (900, 976 and 550) formerly Ireson Avenue, 50 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Advertiser telephone numbers with Smith, 92.14 feet; NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of York, 57.79 feet; claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, contact the Better Business Bureau 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST and NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Baldwin, 89.77 feet. Being the numbered 8 Lafayette Park, Unit #3, Lafayette Park Condominium, given by Fabian Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite disclose the price of the telephone same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed recorded Ramirez and Jennifer M. Perez to Bank of America, N.A., dated November 17, 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or call. When a number is published with Essex South District Registry of Deeds herewith. 2006, recorded or filed at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in call 508-652-4800 Book 26322, Page 405, and now held by the plaintiff by assignment has/have within the advertisement the per The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' minute andr flat charge must be GENERAL restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to Servicemembers status. included. If you dial a pay per call HELP WANTED M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and number from an advertisement appear- assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United ing in the classified section and it EXPERIENCED PAINTER NEEDED States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers DOES NOT disclose this information, Must speak english, interior and TERMS OF SALE: Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on please notify the Item classified exterior, full time. Will negotiate pay A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in department immediately. Response to rate according to experience. CALL a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 12, any pay per call numbers will be POWELL PAINTING: 617-285-8066 delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be 2017 charged to your telephone bill and EXPERIENCED DIET AID: for health required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of anyone under 18 years of age must care facility. Part time and every other the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days said Act. have parent's consent. weekend. Apply in person at One from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Please call immediately for further Atlantic Terrace, Lynn MA. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of said Court on April 26, 2017. details or information. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms CLASSIFIED HELP WANTED-SALES of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Attest: (781)593-7700 EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Deborah J. Patterson YARD SALES Local Training/Support • Every day is recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Recorder Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of May 12, 2017 • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. www.fhginsurance.com COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. County of Essex RENTALS The Superior Court Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan Civil Docket # 1777CV00633 Trust, Series 2005-OPT2, Asset Backed Pass-Through Certificates Series RE: Eastern Bank v Reed Jr., et al APARTMENTS 2005-OPT2 SPRING VENDOR /CRAFT SALE ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Grace United Methodist Church Present Holder of said Mortgage, 374 Broadway, Lynn DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME By Its Attorneys, Saturday, May 13, 2017, 9am - 2pm Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, To: Vincent P. Reed Jr., Anita M Reed, Lynnfield, in the County of Essex; all in said convenient location, no pets. ORLANS PC Commonwealth; Crafts, jewelery, Mary Kay, floral arr, PO Box 540540 hand made items, more! Call ~ 978-646-7634 Waltham, MA 02454 AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE MEMBERS' CIVIL Snack bar open all day! 1 BEDROOM RENTAL in Lynn Phone: (781) 790-7800 RELIEF ACT OF 1940 AS AMENDED 2003 as amended: -$1,450/mo. First/last month req. - 1 14-018584 year lease minimum. Balcony w/ Item: May 5, 12, 19, 2017 Eastern Bank, a banking institution with a usual place of business in Lynn panoramic view. Utilities (all electric) not included. Washing machine/dryer COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS claiming to be the holder of a Mortgage covering property situated at 6 Elmwood in unit. Covered off-street parking. No THE TRIAL COURT Road, Lynnfield, Essex County, MA and more fully described in said mortgage. pets or smokers. Section 8 welcome. Contact Karen at [email protected] PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT YARD SALE: Sat May 13, from 8 to 1 Docket No. ES117P1037EA given by Vincent P Reed Jr., Anita M Reed; Dated August 1, 2007 at 89 Dennison Ave. Swampscott. Rain ALL NEW 5 ROOM 2BR APT: 3rd floor INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE date Sun the 14th. Furniture. No Pets $950. per month + utilities. recorded with the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, Book 27120, Collectables, cell phones, and more. Interested parties call 781-233-0683 - Estate of: Aurel J. Thibodeau Page 248 has filed with said court a Complaint for authority to foreclose said 857-247-0846 Also Known As: Aurel J, Thibodeau, Jr. mortgage in the manner following: by entry on and possession of the premises Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, Date of Death: 11/24/2016 therein described and by exercise of the power of sale contained in said mortgage. modern apartments. On bus line, Essex Division parking, laundry. From $875, No fees. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of If you are entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act of 1940 as Call ~ 781-477-6457 Petitioner Glenn Thibodeau of Middleton MA amended, and you object to such foreclosure you or your attorney should file a Petitioner Cherie Morin of South Berwick ME separate action in said court in said County on or before 06/12/2017 or you may a Will has been admitted to informal probate. be forever barred from claiming that such foreclosure is invalid under said Act. Swampscott`Estate / Garage Sale, Glenn Thibodeau of Middleton MA Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court at Lawrence, Saturday May 13, 31 Rock Avenue, 7 LANDLORDS Cherie Morin of South Berwick ME MA this 3rd day of December, 2017. am to 1 pm. Furniture and many many ARE YOU UNSURE WHAT TO has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Thomas H. Driscoll Jr., items of interest. Best offer accepted CHARGE FOR RENT? serve without surety on the bond. Clerk of the Courts on most with in reason. All Sales final. FOR AN HONEST OPINION The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Item: May 12, 2017 CALL Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS FREE the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration THE TRIAL COURT SERVICE from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. DIVORCE SUMMONS BY CONNOR RENTAL DIV. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings PUBLICATION AND MAILING BEVERLY: Estate Sale Pickett St. (off and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal 781-581-5940 Essex Probate and Family Court Cabot St. near Rite Aid) Friday and Sat Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and 36 Federal Street May 12 and 13 10 to 2. Three floors ext. 108 Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Salem, MA 01970 packed. Collectables, china, glass, Item: May 12, 2017 Docket No. ES17D0530DR bureau's with something for everyone. REAL ESTATE SaleMakers.com WANTED COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Dianibel Capellan Gomez vs. Charina Gomez THE TRIAL COURT MISC. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT To the Defendant: Docket No. ES17P0747GD The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown FREON R12 WANTED: We PICK UP and APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR The Complaint is on file at the Court. pay CA$H for R12. Cylinders or case of INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you cans. EPA certified. (312)291-9169; G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status [email protected] Essex Probate and Family Court of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Privacy Hedges-SPRING BLOWOUT 36 Federal Street You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: SALE 6ft Arborvitae (Cedar) Reg $129 Salem MA Now $69 Beautiful, Nursery Grown. Dianibel Capellan Gomez FREE Installation/FREE delivery, Limi- In the matter of: Angel R Vicente 82 Harwood Street Apt. 1 ted Supply! ORDER NOW: Of: Lynn, MA Lynn, MA 01902 518-536-1367www.lowcosttrees.com RESPONDENT AUCTION Massachusetts OSD LIVE Alleged Incapacitated Person your answer, if any, on or before 09/11/2017. If you fail to do so, the court will PUBLIC AUCTIONS, 2 days! 2 To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file Locations! 2 Auctions! FIRST SALE: filed by a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Fri., 5/19/2017, Ayer-State Police, Rosa E Vicente of Lynn MA WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. 31-69 Bishop Rd, Ayer, MA Registra- I BUY HOMES in the above captioned matter alleging that Angel R Vicente is in need of a Date: May 4, 2017 tion: 8:30AM | Start: 10AM SECOND Guardian and requesting that Pamela Casey O'Brien SALE: Sat., 5/20/2017, 289 Lyman Rosa E Vicente of Lynn MA Register of Probate St., Westborough, MA Registration: (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without 8AM | Start: 10AM OVER 150 TOTAL Surety on the bond. Item: May 12, 2017 CASH! LOTS TO BE SOLD For complete details The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that visit: www.AUCTIONSINTERNATIONAL.c the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is LEGAL NOTICE om Lic# AU3218; RJ Klisiewicz appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for certain specific authority. To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A.M. You pick the date to move. You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your on May 29, 2017, at 47 Alley Street, Leave what you want. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on HELP WANTED Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property left in Have Pay no commission if we buy your house. the return date of 05/23/2017. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline leased storage spaces by the following Call David Hughes at Century 21 Hughes. date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. persons: JOB INFORMATION 781-599-1776 If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in A & L Lawson, K & S Durgin, Wendy SERVICES the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written Springer, Scott Williams, Norman something appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific Chestnut, Timothy Lynch, Carlos to sell? ROOMS facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Jimenez, R & E Gravelin, Michelle NOTICE IMPORTANT NOTICE Alfieri, Mary Perella, Eileen Joyce, C Don't pay to find work before you get The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the & B Johnston, D. Jeantillorrme, the job. Legitimate job placement firms that work to fill specific positions Kensington House above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or Kenneth Levesque, Kathryn Rambler, 69 North Common, Lynn. $135Wk. cannot charge an upfront fee. For free financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a George Mazzeo, Frank Chi, S. Azmani, 781-599-8386 / 617-480-3020 lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If A.Talha, E. Camargo, E. Souza, O. information about avoiding employ- the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at Yaman, O. Gunas, Natalie Herrera, ment service scams, write the Federal State expense. Manuel Pires Trade Commission at Washington, WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer MR Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Item: May 5, 12, 2017 D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Date: May 1, 2017 Information Center, Pamela Casey O'Brien We can 1-800-876-7060 Register of Probate Item: May 12, 2017 help!

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Although autonomous and Kate DETROIT — In just a practice the “Pittsburgh “There’s an endless list cars are likely to carry pas- Hudson few years, well-mannered Left,” where it’s custom- of these cases where we as sengers or cargo in limited arrive at self-driving robotaxis will ary to let one oncoming car humans know the context, areas during the next three the launch share the roads with reck- turn left in front of them we know when to bend the to five years, experts say it of Demi less, law-breaking human when a traffic light turns rules and when to break will take many years before drivers. The prospect is Lovato and green. The same thing the rules,” says Raj Rajku- robotaxis can coexist with Fabletics causing migraines for the happens in Boston. During mar, a computer engineer- human-piloted vehicles on people developing the ro- Collabora- rush hours near Ann Arbor, ing professor at Carnegie most side streets, boule- tion Collec- botaxis. 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