SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 McGee: I’m the man to lead Lynn By Thomas Grillo The 61-year-old senator will face in- ITEM STAFF cumbent Mayor Judith Flanagan Kenne- dy, a Republican, who kicked off her cam- LYNN — State Sen. Thomas McGee paign for a third term last month. (D-Lynn) launched his bid for mayor Fri- day night before more than 300 enthu- McGee’s daughter, Katherine, 19, intro- siastic supporters at the Knights of Co- duced her father. Sen. Thomas McGee lumbus. “He never missed a softball game, a announces his bid for “My name is Tom McGee and tonight I dance recital, a golf match or a swim mayor Friday at the proudly kick off my campaign for mayor meet and I know if I really needed him Knights of Columbus of Lynn,” he said. “I am running because he would jump in his car and make the in Lynn. I love our city and the values the city of Lynn represents.” MCGEE, A7 PHOTO | BOB ROCHE READ ALL ABOUT IT Lynn educator moved to march

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — Miriam Rodriguez-Fusco is one of hundreds of teachers planning to attend the Rally for Public Education to- day at the Boston Common. The speech and language therapist in the Lynn Public Schools and parent of a third-grader at the Aborn Elementary School plans to board a bus in Lynn for the trip into Boston. Rodriguez-Fusco, an educator for nearly two decades, said she feels strongly about her son’s future and the challenges of public school funding as traditional schools com- pete with charter schools for limited cash. “We must raise our voices so that we can stand up to Trump and tell him we need adequate funding for public education that is free and not privatized,” she said. The protest is sponsored by the Massa- chusetts Teachers Association (MTA) and the Massachusetts Education Justice Al- liance, a grassroots organization of stu- dents, educators, parents, and concerned STEVE KRAUSE never laid eyes. You can only hope you Lynn attorney community members who are dedicated to don’t disappoint. preserving public education. COMMENTARY Charlie Gallo reads And it’s empowering because children “CAT the CAT Who The Alliance said since Donald Trump from one generation to the next don’t Is THAT?” by Mo was elected president, they have been LYNN — There’s something unnerv- change very much. Their minds are like Willems to Aman- standing up for women, immigrants, sci- ing and empowering standing in front of sponges. They absorb a tremendous da Kennedy’s K-2 ence and now they’ve turned their atten- a room full of fth-graders telling them amount and they retain it. They may class during Har- tion to public schools. about the joys of reading. all look at you with blank faces, but the rington Reads at Protesters plan to meet on the Common That would seem to be a con ict of wheels are turning inside. Harrington School at 2 p.m. and later march to the John B. emotions, but it’s true. It’s unnerving It was into this maelstrom of human- in Lynn on Friday. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention because you see all these faces, and all ity I walked Friday morning at the Center on Boylston Street where dele- these people of different shapes and Harrington School. It was “Harrington ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK gates from MTA’s Annual Meeting are sizes and nationalities just waiting to Reads” day, in which people with a meeting. hear the pearls of wisdom coming out of the mouth of a man upon whom they’ve READ, A7 MARCH, A7 Montserrat grad speaks through his artwork By Bridget Turcotte erly, is a non-pro t, indepen- cakes. ITEM STAFF dent art school accredited by “I gured if people won’t the National Association of come out for each other, they’ll LYNN — A Lynn artist with Schools of Art and Design and de nitely come out for break- a knack for giving back to the by the New England Associ- community delivered the stu- fast. So I invited everyone to ation of Schools and Colleges, my house,” he said. dent commencement speech at Inc. The pancake feast was well his graduation from Montser- When he started school, he attended and quickly became rat College of Art Friday. quickly found the lonely artist Michael Aghahowa, 23, and stereotype to be true, he said. a weekly tradition. Even as he crossed the stage at gradu- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the rst male in his family His classmates kept to them- to graduate college, was cho- selves and he found it dif cult ation, freshmen he had never Lynn artist Michael Aghahowa speaks about the inspiration sen by his peers to deliver the to form relationships. In an ef- met knew him as the pancake behind his “What is your key to a good home?” woodblock speech during the commence- fort to get people together, he man, he said. monoprint, a red key with the word “ZEST” on it, which is on ment ceremonies. created  yers inviting every- display at Raw Art Works in Lynn. Montserrat, located in Bev- one to his apartment for pan- AGHAHOWA, A7 INSIDE Lynn brothers charged In Lynn Haitians with murder in brick attack celebrate Flag Day. A3 Werner Garcia held without bail by Judge By Adam Swift Figueroa, left, and ITEM STAFF In Opinion Cathleen Campbell. A probable Selvin F. Garcia cause hearing is scheduled for Shribman: The LYNN — Two Lynn brothers are assisted by mysteries of American pleaded not guilty Friday in June 27. an interpreter political philosophy. A4 Lynn District Court in connec- Both men were charged with at Lynn District In Sports tion with a fatal attack on Blake murder, armed robbery, and as- Court during their Wolff all-time scoring Street. sault and battery with a danger- arraignment on leader for Peabody Werner Garcia Figueroa, 19, of ous weapon. Friday. girls lacrosse. B1 15 Bassett St. in Lynn and Sel- vin F. Garcia, 23, were ordered ATTACK, A6 PHOTO | PAULA MULLER

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 60° VOL. 139, ISSUE 139 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 47° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 OBITUARIES Geraldine F. Cronin, 67 Michael F. Wishart, 61 1955-2017 LYNN — Geraldine F. nin Jr. and his wife SAUGUS — On May mor and quick wit. He “Geri” Cronin, age 67, Helen of Lynn, Gor- 15, 2017 Michael enjoyed woodworking, a lifelong resident of don J. Cronin and his Francis Wishart, son, camping, golf, hiking Lynn, died suddenly, wife Donna of Lynn, brother, uncle and and exploring the Thursday, May 18, Mary A. Cronin-Lo- friend, passed away great outdoors. He 2017 surrounded Presti and her hus- after a brief illness also enjoyed his alone by her loved ones at band John of Lynn, surrounded by his time sitting about a Mass General Hospi- Margie A. Cronin of family at the young campfire exploring tal, Boston. Lynn, and Adrian M. age of 61. the stars. Born in Lynn, she Cronin and his wife Born in 1955 to Mike is survived by was the daughter of the late Diane of Lynn. She was also the late Charles W. Wishart Sr. his mother, Patricia Wishart Frederick B. Cronin Sr. and the sister of the late Helen I. and Patricia (Abbott) Wishart, of Lincoln, N.H.; two broth- Bridie M. (Dunn) Cronin. She Beauchamp, Ralph W. Cro- Mike always called Saugus his ers, Charles Wishart Jr. and graduated from Lynn English nin, Joseph A. Cronin and home. He graduated in 1974 wife Phu of North Woodstock, High School, Class of 1968, Kathleen Cronin. Geri also from Saugus High School then N.H., Thomas Wishart and wife and the Catherine Hinds leaves her aunt, Mary Dunne soon afterwards enlisted in Sharon of Rock Hill, S.C.; and School of Aesthetics, Newton. of Rockland, as well as many the USAF. After basic and spe- three sisters, Mary Normandin She worked at GE for 28 nieces, nephews, great-nieces cialist training, Mike spent the and husband Grant of Mer- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS years before leaving to pursue and great-nephews whom she balance of his tour at Grand rimack, N.H., Rose Tully and her passion as an aestheti- dearly loved. Forks AFB in North Dakota as Tricia Wishart, both of Lynn. A visitor views newsreel footage near a model cian. She was the proprietor Service information: Geri’s a protective coating specialist. He also leaves behind many of the Queen Elizabeth at an exhibition enti- of About Face Skin Salon for funeral will be held from In 1979 Mike returned to nieces, nephews, cousins, and tled “Ocean Liners: Glamour, Speed, and Style” 25 years, which was the first the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Saugus and plied his many friends. at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem. skin salon in the city of Lynn. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, talents being a jack-of-all- Service information: Mike Geri was a member of the on Tuesday, May 23 at 10 trades contractor right up to will be entombed in the Vet- Ancient Order of Hibernians, a.m., followed by a funeral the end. His artistic skills can eran’s Columbarium at River- Exhibit explores the Lynn Museum, and the Mass in St. Pius V Church, be attested to by those who side Cemetery in Saugus on friends of Lynn and Nahant 215 Maple St., Lynn at 11 were gifted with a personal- Monday, May 22 at 1 p.m. A Beach. She won the John a.m. Burial will follow in St. ized, hand-made engraved celebration of Mike’s life will heyday of Atlantic Sullivan Community Award in Mary Cemetery, Lynn. Visit- walking stick from Mike. be held afterwards at the Ital- 2012 from the Lynn Housing ing hours will be held in the Mike was a loving son, broth- ian-American Club, 1 Beach- Authority for her various vol- funeral home on Monday, er and uncle. He had a view Ave., Saugus. In Ocean luxury liners unteer work as well as won May 22 from 4-8 p.m. In lieu tight and long-lasting lieu of flowers Mike Business Woman of the Year in of flowers donations can be friendship with many. He would like donations By Tracee M. associated. The public was 2005. She volunteered at Re- made to the Shriners Hospi- was a hard worker, had made to the Chelsea Herbaugh most fascinated by speed. lay for Life Cancer Walk, Teen tal for Children, 51 Blossom a wonderful sense of hu- Soldiers’ Home. ASSOCIATED PRESS “The latest ship had to Drop in Center, LHAND, as well St., Boston, MA 02114 or be the fastest,” Finamore as various other organizations. Santa’s Helping Hands, P.O. SALEM — This was said. the golden era for ocean Her favorite charity was San- Box 27 Lynn, MA 01903. She There are more than 200 travel: when ladies wore ta’s Helping Hands, where she was a proud member of the works from the 19th and floor-length ball gowns, was a board member and Lynn Community and will be Brian T. McCafferty, 72 20th centuries on display, sometimes with parasols played Mrs. Claus for 35 years. greatly missed by all who including textiles, furni- in hand, and gents donned Geri leaves her beloved knew her. For directions or ture, models, photographs flared frock-coats that brothers and sisters, Matthew to sign the online guestbook, and fashion. Brian Thomas Mc- spouses, Barry and gave them an hour-glass H. Baxter and his wife Marie please visit www.cuffemc- Cafferty, 72, husband Jordan McCafferty Of course, any visual of Methuen, Frederick B. Cro- ginn.com. figure, a style inspired by of J. Beth McCafferty of Swampscott and Prince Albert. story about ocean lin- of Florida, formerly Erin and Chris Bai- Opulence and beauty ers wouldn’t be complete of Lynn and Salem, ley of Middleton; as were paramount for the without some artifacts passed away peace- well as two beautiful cruise liner. from the “unsinkable” Ti- Timothy F. Dempsey Jr. fully at home, on May grandchildren, Alex- Fans can now relive this tanic, which broke apart 10, 2017, surround- ander and McKenzie bygone era through some and sank in 1912 after ed by his family. Bailey. He also leaves telltale relics on display the ship’s captain ignored Rev. Mr. Timothy F. whom he shared Born in Glasgow, behind his siblings, at a new exhibit opening warnings and steered the Dempsey Jr., a dea- almost 53 years of Scotland, he was the son of Thomas and his wife Karen of Saturday at the Peabody boat into an iceberg at con with the Lynn marriage, Tim leaves the late Thomas and Mary Mc- Middleton, Frank and his wife Essex Museum. The mu- speeds meant to impress Catholic Collabo- his three children, Cafferty. A graduate of North- Deborah of Peabody; his sister, seum, in Salem, Massa- passengers. rative of St. Mary’s Michael and wife eastern University, Brian was Arlene Burgoyne of Townsend chusetts, partnered with From the Titanic, there and Sacred Heart Tammy of Crockett, employed at General Electric and his sister Patricia and her London’s Victoria and Al- is a framed advertisement Churches, died on Calif., Christie Do- and Sanders Associates be- husband Scott Henry of Lynn. bert museum for the show. for second- and third-class Friday, May 19, 2017, nahue and husband fore becoming a producibility In addition, he also leaves The exhibit, called “Ocean bunks available on the in Salem Hospital af- Dan of Southbor- engineer at Textron, a position many nieces and nephews. Liners: Glamor, Speed, and voyage from New York ter a long illness. He ough, and John and he held for many years. In his Service information: Fu- Style,” tells a narrative back to London. Tickets was the husband of Julie (Au- wife Heloise of Washington, retirement, he enjoyed his neral services at the request of society’s love of ocean started at $36.25 for the coin) Dempsey. D.C. He also is survived by time in Florida with his wife of the family are private. A travel and how these ships voyage on April 20, 1912, a He was born and raised in his grandchildren, Eliott and Beth and their two dogs Bailey memorial celebration of his evolved over the 100 years trip that never happened. Lynn and lived in Lynn all of Arthur Dempsey, Max, Will, and Buddy. life will take place at a later they ruled the seas. There’s also a wood- his life. Tim was the son of the and Owen Donahue and Alex In addition to his loving date. Contributions may be “Ocean liners conveyed en deckchair with bro- late Timothy F. Dempsey Sr. Ramos. Tim also leaves his wife Beth, he is also survived made in his memory to the ideas, they were this spe- ken caning and a piece and Christina M. (Callahan) brother, Edward Dempsey and by his two children and their charity of one’s choice. cial place where anything of hand carved wooded Dempsey. He graduated from wife Eileen of Martha’s Vine- was possible,” said Daniel archway, the largest sur- St. Mary’s Boys High School yard, as well as several nieces, Finamore, a curator for viving piece of woodwork and earned a B.S. from Bos- nephews and cousins. the museum’s exhibit. from the Titanic. Both the ton College. Later, Tim went on Service information: Tim’s Elizabeth M. MacDonald Indeed, glamour, speed deckchair and archway to study at St. John’s Semi- funeral will be held on Tues- and style were ideas with piece were found floating nary and was ordained a dea- day, May 23, 2017, at 12 which ocean liners were in the water near the ship. con on May 17, 1980. p.m. at St. Mary’s Church, PLYMOUTH — Elizabeth M. N.Y. Dr. MacDonald was a Tim specialized in computer 8 South Common St., Lynn. (King) MacDonald, M.D., of longtime pediatrician along MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS programming at M.I.T. for 30 Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Plymouth, formerly of Lynn, with her husband, having a years. He sat on the Board of Cemetery, Lynn. Visiting died peacefully in her home private practice in Lynn for Sen. Warren tells grads ‘our Federal officials said Directors at St. Mary’s Plaza hours are Monday from 4-8 on May 19, 2017 after a long more than 46 years. Dr. Mac- and St. Theresa House. He p.m. at St. Mary’s Church. democracy depends on you’ Jan. 18 that the loans illness. She was the beloved Donald worked also with the would be erased within loved to read, and most of all Arrangements are by the SO- wife of Leo J. Macdonald Jr., Lynn school system for many he loved his family and his LIMINE Funeral Home, Lynn. BROOKLINE (AP) 120 days, but that win- M.D. years as the schools pediatri- — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth dow passed and Massa- church. Directions and guestbook at Loving mother to Leo J. Mac- cian, she was a member of the In addition to Julie, with www.solimine.com. Warren is urging college chusetts Attorney Gen- Donald III and his wife Nina of choir at St. Joseph’s Church graduates to help improve eral Maura Healey says Raleigh, N.C., Michael J. Mac- in Lynn and active with the a political landscape that the debt isn’t cleared. Donald and his wife Berline Community Theater Group in she described as “ugly Healey sent a letter to Dale D. Resca, 36 of Newport, Ky., Brian C. Mac- Winthrop. and frustrating.” Trump administration Donald of Lynnfield, Robert D. Service information: Fu- Warren made the officials Friday asking MacDonald and his wife Elva neral from the DAVIS Fu- comments while deliver- to forgive the debt. She of Sagamore Beach and John neral & Cremation Home, ing the commencement said the loans are caus- ROCKLAND — Dale D. Res- nology, earning a Bachelor’s A. MacDonald and his wife 619 State Road, Plymouth speech for Boston’s Whee- ing borrowers “extreme ca, of Rockland, passed away Degree in Facilities Manage- Dawn of Virginia Beach, Va., (Manomet) on Wednesday, lock College on Friday. financial distress.” unexpectedly on Wednesday, ment and Graphic Design. and Nancy Rodig and her hus- May 24, 2017 at 9:15 a.m., The first-term Massa- May 17, 2017 at the age of Dale had most recently band Scott of Westwood. Sis- followed by a funeral Mass chusetts Democrat called Worker assaulted and 36. worked for Bayside Painting ter of Marian Ambrosiano of in St. Bonaventure’s Church, on graduates to become shot at Dunkin’ Donuts Beloved son to Linda M. Company as a painter, and Long Island, N.Y., and Eleanor Manomet at 10 a.m. Visiting political advocates for (Biselli) Munoz of Rockland, Willowdale Estate as facilities Hefferin of Ft. Myers, Fla. Also hours at the Davis Funeral causes they support, add- BROCKTON (AP) — and David P. Resca and his manager. survived by 10 grandchildren. Home on Tuesday from 5-8 ing that “our democracy Police are looking for a wife Corinne of Salem. Loving Service information: Vis- Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., on p.m. Burial in St. Joseph’s depends on you.” woman who punched a brother to Linan M. Munoz iting hours will be held at Oct. 21, 1927, daughter of Cemetery in Plymouth. Me- She also took a few Dunkin’ Donuts manager of Rockland, Cayla E. Res- the DOWNING COTTAGE Fu- the late Michael and Louise morial donations in her jabs at President Donald in the face then shattered ca-Deriggi and her husband neral Chapel, 21 Pond St., (Herrmann) King. She was name may be made to Shri- Trump, saying the famed a drive-thru window with Adam of Beverly, and Avory Hingham, on Sunday, May educated in Long Island, N.Y., ner’s Hospital for Children. left-field wall at Boston’s a BB gun after an argu- J.C. Resca of St. Croix. Neph- 21, 2017 from 2-6 p.m. All and a graduate of Hunter For more info and online Fenway Park is “the only ment over a sandwich. ew of Marie C. Dyer of Worces- relatives and friends are re- College and Down State NY guest book please visit www. wall I would like to see in A manager at the ter and her former husband spectfully invited to attend. Medical School in Brooklyn, cartmelldavis.com. this country.” Brockton store tells po- Ralph V. Gravallese of Ashland. A funeral service will be It was the second com- lice she tried to intervene Dale is also survived by many held immediately following mencement address for when a car full of teen- aunts, uncles, nieces, neph- the visitation at 6 p.m. In- Warren this month. Last agers started arguing ews, cousins, and friends. terment will be private. For Linda C. Williams, 65 Friday, she spoke at the with an employee at the Dale lived in Rockland additional information and 1952-2017 University of Massachu- drive-thru Thursday where he has spent most of online condolences, please setts-Amherst. afternoon. his life. He then went on to visit www.downingchapel. Police say the female Wentworth Institute of Tech- com. Linda Candice (Hornsby) cheting and mostly time spent Williams answered her calling with her family and grandchil- State AG says students still driver leaned out of the to come home Sunday, May dren. waiting for loan forgiveness car and punched the 14, 2017. In addition to her husband, manager in the face. The MEMORIAL DA Y She was born in Everett on her brother Robert and daugh- BOSTON (AP) — The driver then shot the win- April 19, 1952 to the late ter Jennifer, she is survived Massachusetts attorney dow twice with a BB gun. Norman and Thelma Hornsby. by Sherelle Holloway and general says thousands FLAGS She was the only girl among Daryl, Robin Strickland and of students who were three brothers, Robert, the David, Tiana Stout and Wil- promised federal loan for- 781-593-7700 Limited supply giveness have yet to have late Paul and the late Michael. liam; 13 grandchildren, sev- Publishing Daily, except Sundays She married her husband Tony their debt cleared. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 available en great-grandchildren, many Williams in 1992, where she Education officials Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA at these prices: nieces, nephews, cousins and and additional offices. 3ft. by 5ft. was embraced with extended under the Obama ad- extended family. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item family. With this union, they ministration agreed to Subscriptions Flag Only Service information: Her fu- forgive $30 million in $ brought their daughter, Jenni- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States 17.50 fer C. 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Box 5 area 110 MUNROE ST., LYNN 781-593-7700, EXT. 1239 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 A3 LYNN Haitians celebrate Flag Day at City Hall By Matt Demirs with members of St. Mary’s FOR THE ITEM Church. The 20-year-old said Haitian Flag Day The red and blue Haitian strengthens the Haitian flag soared at City Hall on presence in the city. Friday as Haitians cele- “Lynn carries a large brated Flag Day. Haitian community al- About 100 people though we are not really marched through the connected,” she said. “This Lynn Commons onto the holiday brings the differ- gazebo, where the flag ent groups together to cel- was hung and festivities ebrate our background.” continued, including mu- Ann Romelus, 14, told sic and feasting on a vari- the crowd of the history ety of homemade foods. of the Haitian flag, which “We will never be has undergone numerous ashamed of being Hai- changes in the past 200 tian,” said Fré William, years that reflect the coun- pastor at St. Mary’s Chap- try’s social and political di- el in his opening prayer. vide. Adopted in 1986, the William Joseph, execu- tive director of the Senior two colors on the flag sym- bolize the unity of black Action Center and organiz- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK er of the celebration, spoke and mulatto Haitians. The The Haitian flag flies at Lynn City Billy Norzile, 11, of Lynn, sings the U.S. national anthem of Lynn’s support for the blue stripe is dedicated to Haitian community. black Haitians while mu- Hall on Friday. during the Haitian Flag Day ceremony. “We are a group of very latto Haitians are repre- active people who take part sented by the red stripe. in the development of Lynn Ginette Louis was born and enjoy the community,” in Haiti and became a U.S. he said. “I can see and feel citizen in the 1980s and the progress in Lynn.” has come to the celebra- Joseph, who has lived in tion every year. the city for 17 years, said “Ever since I was a Lynn residents stepped young girl, Flag Day has up when Haiti suffered a always been my favorite catastrophic earthquake holiday,” she said in 2010 which killed more Three Haitian students than 200,000 people. from the Lynn English “Lynn did everything to High School’s Junior Re- help Haiti, from medical serve Officer Training supplies to wheelchairs Corps joined the proces- and money, a $251,000 sion and helped raise the value,” he said. flag at City Hall. Joseph thanked Mayor Vanessa Volny, a Lynn Judith Flanagan Kennedy English senior, said she for providing much-need- was happy to celebrate ed assistance to his people with her people, far away during a difficult time. from her country. “We are proud to be un- “In Haiti, everybody goes der your leadership,” he where the flag is,” she said. said. “Mayor Kennedy is “It is nice to be able to join one of Haiti’s best friends.” together and do that here.” Haitians from every generation attended the Matt Demirs can be Bedel Pierre of Revere rallies the celebration. reached at mdemirs@ Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy addresses the crowd at crowd after the raising of the Hai- Sagine St. Paulin came itemlive.com. the Haitian Flag Day ceremony. tian flag. Eight students awarded Stanley Z. Koplik Certificate of Mastery

Eight students from Students initially qualify Lynn English High School by earning an “Advanced” earned a certificate en- on one Grade 10 MCAS as- titling them to a tuition sessment (either in math- waiver for up to eight se- ematics, English language mesters of full-time un- arts, or science) and either dergraduate study at any “Advanced” or “Proficient” Massachusetts public on the other two. Students college or university from then must meet more the Massachusetts De- qualifications related to partment of Elementary performance on Advanced and Secondary Education. Placement exams and SAT The 2017 Stanley Z. Ko- Subject Tests. plik Certificate of Mas- In order to be eligible to tery with Distinction is apply for a Stanley Z. Ko- awarded to students for plik Certificate of Mastery their mastery of skills Award, a student must be demonstrated through a permanent resident of their accomplishments in Massachusetts, a United the fields of mathematics, States citizen, and en- science, art, and the hu- rolled in a Massachusetts manities. public high school.

COURTESY PHOTO From left, Lynn English High School students Kylie Moorehouse, Taylor Sullivan, Daniel Calnan, Brian Patten, Raymi Ramirez, Jonathan Roman, Victoria Say, and Stephanie Paul display their certificates.

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Alternative Fact of the Retail and Online Canadians in 10 hold a fa- small government would No wonder our Canadian Advertising vorable view of the United have little interest in im- neighbors can’t under- [email protected] Week: Trump as history’s States, a low point in the posing its race views on stand us. Most Americans three decades the organi- the conquered Confedera- can’t either. ADVERTISING most victimized president zation has examined this cy, and even less capacity Franklin Roosevelt re- Ernie Carpenter Jr. matter. Meanwhile, during to do so. positioned the Democratic Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 [email protected] One newspaper editor described him as a a 10-day survey period The Republicans adjust- Party in several respects “Simple Susan.” A popular magazine wrote this past winter, President ed their views as they be- — as the party of immi- Mike Germano Donald J. Trump’s overall came the party of industri- grants after a century of Director of Advertising that he should be wearing petticoats instead of and Business Development “manly garments.” After one speech, The Balti- approval rating here in alization, favoring tariffs skepticism of immigration, Canada hit a high of 28 to protect America’s fledg- ext. 1257 more Sun derided him as a “barroom Phunny as the party of labor after a [email protected] percent and a low of just ling manufacturing ex- Phellow,” whatever that means. He was deeply century battling industri- 15 percent. pansion from competition. Bob Gunther unpopular, and an Ohio newspaper editorialized alization, and as the party Trump’s unpopularity is They eventually morphed Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 that he would soon be proclaimed a dictator be- of big government after de- [email protected] only one element in this into a pro-business party, cause his signature executive order bypassing cades of opposing an inter- phenomenon, though his the top protectionist being Michele Iannaco Congress (a document called the Emancipation fering Washington. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 determination to renego- William McKinley, chair- Proclamation) would only be carried out “under All this demonstrates [email protected] tiate the North American man of the House Ways that are no straight lines the iron rule of the worst kind of despotism.” Free Trade Agreement and Means Committee. Ralph Mitchell in American political life. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 The politician so reviled by the press was, of has most unsettled Cana- But as president, course, Abraham Lincoln, and that’s only the Indeed, many major Amer- [email protected] dians. They see flaws in McKinley understood that ican battles took place less tip of the iceberg. He was not just hated by the the pact, but they worry America’s continued in- Patricia Whalen South but many Northerners viewed him sus- between the parties than Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 the president’s negative dustrial and agricultural within the parties. [email protected] piciously as well as soon as he took office. And view of trade agreements production growth re- The fight over civil rights, that’s just one president. Even George Washing- endangers a vital link be- quired overseas markets. for example, produced BUSINESS OFFICE ton, perhaps the nation’s most revered political tween the two countries. He formulated what he combat in the streets and Beth Bresnahan figure, received his share of negative press, in- But Canadians — many called “reciprocity” — still at lunch counters, but Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 cluding accusations that he wanted to return as preoccupied with the believing in tariffs, but also inside the Democrat- [email protected] the U.S. to a monarchy. president and with our hoping to negotiate bilat- ic caucus, where powerful Susan J. Conti Given that well-documented history, Presi- politics as Americans are eral agreements where Southern lawmakers con- Controller, ext. 1288 dent Donald Trump’s claim at Wednesday’s U.S. [email protected] this year — are mystified American trade barriers trolled major committees Coast Guard Academy graduation in New Lon- about the U.S. political could be reduced if other and defended segregation Ted Grant don, Conn., that “no politician in history, and system in general, and nations reduced theirs. even as Northern urban Publisher, ext. 1234 I say this with great surety, has been treated their bewilderment might “McKinley represent- lawmakers fought for in- [email protected] worse or more unfairly” earns Alternative Fact be distilled to one sen- ed a turning point in the tegration. Allen J. Ellen- Marian Kinney of the Week honors. While there is a subjective tence: thinking of Republicans der, a devout segregation- ext. 1212 [email protected] element here (assessing unfairness requires the In no country in the civ- on trade and the need for a ist from Louisiana, and double-barreled action of judging both truth and ilized world is less atten- more balanced approach,” Hubert H. Humphrey, the Will Kraft nastiness across centuries of American history), tion paid to philosophy said Robert Merry, author Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 civil-rights crusader from [email protected] the evidence to counter the president’s view is than in the United States. of a forthcoming biogra- Minnesota, served togeth- simply too overwhelming to ignore. Now that wasn’t writ- phy of the 25th president. er as Senate Democrats Jennifer Perez The context of the remark was certainly clear ten in the 21st century, “Later it was Republicans ext. 1205 for more than 15 years. [email protected] enough. President Trump feels persecuted, and and it wasn’t set out by a who gave the country In 2017 Trump has been he hasn’t been shy about saying so. After tak- Canadian, though it was the Smoot-Hawley tariff, at war with the Freedom Carolina Trujillo ing so much heat over his firing of FBI Director written in French. It does, which aborted McKinley’s Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Caucus, which denied him [email protected] James Comey, he told NBC’s Lester Holt one however, bear serious con- approach.” an early victory on health week ago that the “Russia thing with Trump sideration by Americans, By 1952, the Republi- care (March 30 presiden- Jim Wilson and Russia is a made-up story. It’s an excuse by and not only because its cans had become — no de- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 tial tweet: “The Freedom [email protected] the Democrats for having lost an election that author is Alexis de Toque- merits if you can’t follow Caucus will hurt the en- they should’ve won.” Six days later, he was still ville. The passage is the this — a free-trade party. tire Republican agenda CIRCULATION in full victimhood — live-whining on Twitter, opening of Book II of his But it won’t remain that if they don’t get on the Lisa Mahmoud presumably in reaction to the appointment of a classic “Democracy in way if the current Repub- team”), and has been the Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] special prosecutor to investigate Russian hack- America,” written in 1835. lican president has his ally of the Freedom Cau- ing into the last election, that he’s been subject- Even Americans might way; he is a general skep- cus, which helped provide CLASSIFIED ed to the “single greatest witch hunt of a politi- agree that in our current tic of trade agreements, an him a House victory later Abbe Young Smith cian” in American history. condition it is hard to dis- important departure from in the spring. Manager, ext. 1276 Leaving aside bigger witch hunts (from actu- cern a general philosophy his party’s recent heritage “We have the same lit- [email protected] al witch hunts in colonial Massachusetts to the to our politics. Canadians — but a central element of erature,” Wilfrid Laurier Kerry Smith post-World War II Joseph McCarthy variety), surely feel that way. his appeal in the election. said in an 1899 speech in Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 it’s simply untrue that Russian involvement in The president is the It was in that campaign Chicago in his third year [email protected] second Republican chief that Trump spoke for the the last election is a fabrication of the opposi- as Canadian prime min- NEWSROOM tion party. Top intelligence agencies have point- executive of his party to people who considered ister, “and for more than ed the finger at the Russians. Just two months come to office in three themselves victims of the a thousand years we have Bill Brotherton dozen years as a onetime trade agreements at the Features Editor ext. 1338 ago, Comey revealed an FBI investigation into had a common history.” [email protected] the hacking was launched last summer calling Democrat. Ronald Reagan heart of Clintonism. But Now we have a common Gayla Cawley it the result of a “credible allegation of wrong- had an easily identifiable during the campaign, Hil- sense of bewilderment. credo — keep govern- Reporter, ext. 1236 doing or reasonable basis to believe that an lary Clinton, once an ad- ment small and the coun- vocate of the Trans-Pacific [email protected] American may be acting as an agent of a foreign David Shribman is a try strong — that has no Partnership, made a mid- Cheryl Charles power.” Pulitzer Prize-winning analogue in the Trump course correction, aban- columnist. He is a Swamp- Night Editor, ext. 1278 Democrats didn’t cause Trump to surround repertoire, which is more doning that pact in the scott High graduate. [email protected] himself with people with financial ties to Vlad- Tori Faieta imir Putin’s government, including Michael Copy Editor Flynn, his former national security adviser. In [email protected] fact, Barack Obama counseled against Flynn’s Thomas Grillo hiring. Nor was it a member of the opposition Reporter, ext. 1264 party who fired Comey mid-investigation or [email protected] allegedly asked him not to investigate Flynn Spenser Hasak or who leaked highly classified material to top Photographer, ext. 1332 Russian officials. And, of course, it wasn’t a [email protected] Democratic appointee who hired former FBI Di- Thor Jourgensen rector Robert S. Mueller III as a special counsel News Editor, ext. 1267 for the Russia investigation. That was Rod Ro- [email protected] senstein, Trump’s pick for the No. 2 post at the Steve Krause U.S. Department of Justice, a former U.S. attor- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 ney for Maryland first appointed to that job by [email protected] a Republican president named George W. Bush. Katie Morrison (A president about whom a fair number of nasty Sports Reporter [email protected] things were also said.) If Trump insists on drawing on history to de- Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 scribe his plight, he ought to stick to a claim [email protected] that can be verified. Here’s a suggestion: No president has ever been scrutinized by a spe- Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 cial counsel or prosecutor appointed by his own [email protected] administration so soon after taking office. It’s Bridget Turcotte objective, it’s honest, and it’s fair without pre- Reporter, ext. 1269 judging the outcome. And it might still be a nic- [email protected] er thing to have said about you by the press (or David Wilson anyone else) than to be called a Simple Susan. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 — The Baltimore Sun [email protected] 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] SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Trump tells Russians Comey was a ‘nut job’ By Eric Tucker officials now consider a day and Friday, Rosenstein White House said there and Erica Werner senior Trump adviser a said he wrote the memo would be no announce- ASSOCIATED PRESS “person of interest” in the after Trump told him one ment Friday. probe, the Post reported, day before the May 9 firing The appointment of Muel- WASHINGTON — citing people familiar with that he wanted to dismiss ler as special counsel has During his meeting with the matter. The report did Comey. Rosenstein said drawn generally favorable Russian officials last not name the adviser. that though he was per- comments from Democrats week, President Donald Trump said recently fired The developments were sonally fond of Comey, “I and from some Republicans FBI Director James Com- a blow to White House thought it was appropriate as well. But lawmakers at ey was a “nut job” whose efforts to tamp down in- to seek a new leader.” both congressional sessions ouster relieved “great terest in the Russia in- The Justice Department expressed frustration that pressure” on him, accord- vestigation as Trump and on Friday issued the text Rosenstein would say little ing to a report Friday in his staff boarded Air Force of Rosenstein’s opening in answer to their questions The New York Times. One for Saudi Arabia, first remarks for the briefings about his actions — or oth- stop on his first foreign on Capitol Hill. That was ers’ — before Comey’s firing. The Times cited notes FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from a May 10 Oval Of- trip as president. The de- two days after Rosenstein “There was considerable fice meeting, the day after tails of his comments to Then-Deputy Attorney General-designate Rod named Mueller as a special frustration in the room,” Trump fired Comey. the Russians would seem Rosenstein listens on Capitol Hill in Washington. counsel to investigate pos- said Rep. Seth Moulton, Separately, The Wash- to bolster theories that sible coordination between D-Mass., a member of the ington Post reported Trump fired Comey in an tion in an effort to re-es- made clear it was not his Russia and the Trump Armed Services Commit- Friday that the FBI in- effort to choke off the Rus- tablish independence from intention for Trump or oth- campaign to influence the tee. “This renewed my con- vestigation into possible sia investigation. the White House. er White House officials to 2016 presidential election. fidence that we should not coordination between Rus- Earlier this week, the Deputy Attorney General use the document to justi- Trump has said he plans have confidence in this ad- sia and the Trump pres- Justice Department ap- Rod Rosenstein told Con- fy firing Comey, which is to nominate a new FBI di- ministration. I don’t think idential campaign was pointed former FBI Direc- gress Friday he stands by what they have done. rector soon, and that had (Rosenstein) did a lot to moving closer to the White tor Robert Mueller to take a memo he wrote bluntly In closed-door meetings been expected before his bolster our confidence in House. Law enforcement over the federal investiga- criticizing Comey. But he with lawmakers on Thurs- departure. However the him today.” Unemployment rates hit record lows in 3 states By Josh Boak ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Sol- id hiring nationwide led unemployment rates to touch record lows in three U.S. states last month. Unemployment rates de- clined in 10 states in April, increased in one — Massa- chusetts — and held rela- tively stable in the other 39, the Labor Department said Friday. A significant num- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ber of the job gains occurred in nine states, led by Texas, Job seeker Kiana Cupit works on her resume A Syrian National flag hangs out of a damaged building at the mountain Minnesota and Wisconsin. during a resumes writing class at the Texas resort town of Zabadani in the Damascus countryside, Syria. Indiana was the only state Workforce Solutions office in Dallas. to see a significant decrease in jobs last month. those out of work stop unemployment rate was US makes proposal to Russia Arkansas, Colorado and looking and are no longer New Mexico at 6.7 percent, Oregon reported the low- counted as unemployed. while Alaska had the sec- est unemployment rates All told, 19 states had ond highest at 6.6 percent. for managing Syria battlefield since 1976. Colorado’s unemployment rates low- Nevada, Hawaii and rate, at 2.3 percent, was er than the national aver- North Dakota enjoyed the By Robert Burns next major battleground Russia’s support for the the nation’s lowest. age of 4.4 percent. Hawaii, stronger percentage job ASSOCIATED PRESS in the evolving coalition Syrian government is a Those states’ jobless New Hampshire, North gains last month, while campaign to destroy the complicating factor in the rates fell because more res- Dakota and South Dakota Indiana experienced a loss WASHINGTON — The Islamic State group. battle to rid Syria of IS. United States has pro- idents found work. In some each had jobless rates be- of 11,300 jobs, or a decline “We have a proposal that That was demonstrated cases, the rate falls when low 3 percent. The highest of 0.4 percent. posed to Russia a plan for we’re working on with the on Thursday when the managing an increasing- Russians right now,” Dun- U.S. bombed a contin- ly complex battlefield in ford said at a news confer- gent of pro-Syrian gov- Syria’s main oil-producing ence with Defense Secre- ernment forces in south- region, where U.S.-backed tary Jim Mattis. “I won’t eastern Syria that Mattis forces fighting Islamic share the details, but my said were advancing in a extremists are in conflict sense is that the Russians threatening way toward a with Russian-backed Syr- are as enthusiastic as we rebel camp near the Jor- ian forces. are to de-conflict opera- danian border where U.S. Marine Gen. Joseph tions and ensure that we advisers were present. Dunford declined to de- continue to take the cam- Mattis told reporters scribe the proposal in de- paign to ISIS and ensure those forces targeted by tail, but said the Russian the safety of our person- airstrikes were “Irani- military is eager to find nel.” an-directed forces.” ways to avoid an armed Asked whether the pro- Russia on Friday de- U.S.-Russian conflict in posal to Russia would nounced the U.S. airstrike. the area around Deir el- address the problem of “Whatever the reason Zour on the Euphrates a Syrian army presence for the U.S. strike was, River. in Deir el-Zour, Dunford it was illegitimate and The U.S. sees that area, said, “It will. It will. And marked another flagrant from Deir el-Zour down we’ve talked about that violation of Syria’s sover- the Euphrates River Val- as a specific area that re- eignty,” Russian Foreign ley to al-Qaim on the Iraqi quires” avoiding U.S.-Rus- Minister Sergey Lavrov side of the border, as the sian conflict. said in Cyprus. Prospect of NAFTA rewrite gives US farmers a case of the jitters

By Paul Wiseman corn farmers helped elect That county’s voters ASSOCIATED PRESS you,” Wesley Spurlock of backed Trump more than the National Corn Grow- 3-to-1 in the election but WASHINGTON — A ers Association warned in now feel “it would be bet- sizable majority of rural a statement. “Withdrawing ter if the rhetoric (on Americans backed Don- from NAFTA would be di- trade) was a little less stri- ald Trump’s presidential sastrous for American ag- dent,” says Hurst, presi- bid, drawn to his calls riculture.” dent of the Missouri Farm to slash environmental Within hours, Trump Bureau. rules, strengthen law en- softened his stance. He forcement and replace the wouldn’t actually dump federal health care law. NAFTA, he said. He’d first But many farmers are try to forge a more advan- nervous about another tageous deal with Mexico plank in Trump’s agen- and Canada — a move that da: His vow to overhaul formally began Thursday U.S. trade policy, includ- when his top trade nego- ing his intent announced tiator, Robert Lighthizer, Thursday to renegotiate informed Congress of the the North American Free administration’s intent to Trade Agreement with renegotiate NAFTA. Canada and Mexico. “You don’t start off Trump’s message that trade negotiations ... by NAFTA was a job-killing picking fights with your disaster had never reso- trade partners that are nated much in rural Amer- completely unnecessary,” ica. NAFTA had widened says Aaron Lehman, a access to Mexican and Ca- fifth-generation Iowa nadian markets, boosting farmer who produces corn, U.S. farm exports and ben- soybeans, oats and hay. efiting many farmers. Many farmers worry Farm Country went on that Trump’s policies will red alert last month when jeopardize their exports FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS it looked as if Trump just as they face weaker wasn’t even going to pur- crop and livestock prices. Blake Hurst, a corn sue a NAFTA rewrite: “It comes up pretty and soybean farmer White House aides had quickly in conversation,” and president of the spread the word that the says Blake Hurst, a corn Missouri Farm Bu- president would simply and soybean farmer in reau, leans against a withdraw from the pact. northwestern Missouri’s truck on his farm in “Mr. President, America’s Atchison County. Westboro, Mo. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- find the cat. on Davis Street; at 3:25 a.m. Peabody double-murder larly arrests, reflect police records. In At 5:55 p.m. Thursday a call- Thursday on Alden Avenue; at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, er reported a vehicle was unoc- 3:33 p.m. Thursday on Squire it is the sole responsibility of the con- cupied and idling for the past Road; at 8:04 p.m. Thursday suspects to be arraigned 20 minutes. Police contacted at the McKinley School on Yea- cerned party to contact the relevant the owner and left a message. mans Street; at 2 a.m. Friday By Adam Swift accessory after the fact dleton days later while on police department and have the de- Owner reported she got the at St. Anthony’s Church on Re- ITEM STAFF and one count of attempt- the run, according to law partment issue a notice of correction message at 5:10 a.m. Friday vere Street. ed arson. enforcement officials. SALEM — Two men fac- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- and would check on her car. A report of an abandoned The bodies of Mark Police in South Carolina ing charges in connection ifications will not be made without A report of suspicious activ- motor vehicle at 9:47 a.m. Greenlaw, 37, and fian- arrested Doughty on Feb. with the February killing ity at 7:24 p.m. Thursday on Thursday on Vane Street. cee Jennifer O’Connor, 40, 24 after questioning him express notice of change from the of a Peabody couple are arresting police department. Ruby Avenue. Caller reports a A report of illegal dumping at were found in the base- for panhandling. Investi- person on the roof of a house 1:06 p.m. Thursday on Billow scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Salem Superi- ment of a Farm Avenue gators discovered he was on Ruby Avenue practicing ka- Avenue. home on Feb. 18. Greenlaw wanted for the double ho- LYNN rate. The house is a two-family or Court. Wes Doughty, 39, will be had been shot in the head micide in Peabody and the gray house with red doors. Call- Theft and O’Connor was stabbed carjacking. Arrests er is concerned about his well arraigned on two counts in her neck and torso. Hebb was indicted for being. Police report the person A report of a robbery at 3:23 of murder and rape, at- Tina White, of 124 Central is practicing for a dance. a.m. Friday at Walgreens on tempted arson, carjacking, In addition to being ac- two counts of accessory af- Ave., was arrested on charges A report of a boat trailer Broadway. kidnapping, and assault cused of killing the couple, ter the fact and one count of larceny and malicious prop- parked in the street with no and battery with a dan- Doughty allegedly raped of attempted arson. Mur- erty damage and on warrant reflectors at 10:05 p.m. Thurs- Vandalism gerous weapon. O’Connor, took steps to set der charges he was ar- charges of larceny, breaking day at Atlantic Avenue and Co-defendant, Michael the Farm Avenue house raigned on Feb. 21 in Pea- and entering, and shoplifting Seaview Avenue. Caller reports A report of vandalism at Hebb, 45, will also be ar- on fire, and carjacked body District Court have at 6:51 p.m. Thursday. the trailer is sticking out and it 7:48 p.m. Thursday on High- raigned on two counts of Kenneth Metz, 64, in Mid- been dismissed. David Torres was arrested could cause an accident. Po- land Street. and charged with possession lice could not locate the trailer. of a Class A drug and posses- A report of a sailboat mal- SAUGUS sion of a Class C drug at 1:31 function at 5:16 a.m. Friday. Annual motorcycle ride a.m. on Friday. Caller reports one of his au- Arrest tonomous sailboats malfunc- Accidents tioned and washed up on De- Elena M Howe, of 91 Alden to affect traffic Sunday vereux Beach. If it is damaged, St., Malden, was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle charged with shoplifted at TJ accident at Franklin Street he will remove it. If not, he will REVERE — Police have l Salem Street (Re- Lynn Street/Salem Street relaunch it. Maxx on Broadway at 2:09 and Western Avenue at 1:56 p.m. Thursday. issued a traffic alert for vere/Malden) area, use Washington Av- p.m. Thursday; at 531 Walnut the seventh annual Bos- From 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. enue to Fuller Street into St. at 3:18 p.m. Thursday; at PEABODY Accidents ton Wounded Veteran Mo- l Lynn Marsh Road Everett, Washington/Park 695 Boston St. at 3:45 p.m. torcycle Ride. (Route 107) Southbound Avenue to Elm Street into Thursday; at 49 Kirtland St. at Accidents A report of motor vehicle ac- Traffic patterns will be l Brown Circle (Inter- Everett, or Revere Beach 5:16 p.m. Thursday; at Burdett cident at 10:44 a.m. Thursday affected on Sunday be- section of Broadway, or Parkway westbound. Road and Fernwood Avenue A report of a motor vehicle at Walnut Street and Broadway. tween 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Route 107, Squire Road l To access Revere/ at 6:16 p.m. Thursday; on the accident on the ramp from Caller reports one vehicle into to accommodate the move- and American Legion East Boston/Winthrop/ Route 114 to 128 North at Lynnway at 8:58 a.m. Friday; a guardrail in the high speed ment of a large procession Highway, or Route 60) Boston from points north 4:15 p.m. Thursday; at 312 at 11 Breed Square at 10:36 lane. One person was trans- of motorcycles through l Intersection at Amer- (West Lynn/Route 107 Lowell St. at 7:41 p.m. Thurs- a.m. Friday; at 80 Boston St. ported to Beverly Hospital; at the region. ican Legion Highway at area), use Route 129 west- day; at 55 County St. at 6:40 at 12:05 p.m. Friday; at 371 4:31 p.m. Thursday at Eustis The ride will start Revere Street bound to Route 1 south- a.m. Friday; at 2 Cross St. and Summer St. at 12:59 p.m. Fri- Street and Essex Street involv- around noon at the Bos- l Mahoney (Bell) Cir- bound or Route 129 east- day; a motor vehicle hit and 174 Andover St. at 11:57 a.m. ing three vehicles and a utility Friday. ton Harley-Davidson, 649 cle (intersecting American bound to Revere Beach run on Pleasant Street at 3:38 pole; at 9:08 p.m. Thursday Squire Road in Revere, Legion Highway, Beach Boulevard to Bennington p.m. Thursday; at Cumberland Complaints near the Main Street overpass and will end at Suffolk Street, VFW Parkway, Street. Farms on Chestnut Street at on Broadway. One person was Downs, 525 William F. Mc- Shirley Avenue and Lee l From points south 12:42 p.m. Friday. A person reported to the transported to Melrose-Wake- Clellan Highway in Bos- Burbank Highway, or into Revere, or to avoid Peabody Police station that field Hospital. ton. Route 1A) Copeland/Bell Circle, Assaults her landlord was doing Hai- Police departments from l Lee Burbank High- use Bennington Street to Complaints affected jurisdictions will A report of assault and bat- tian Voodoo on her children at way at Tomasello Way North Shore Road or Re- 4:21 p.m. Thursday. facilitate the movement (Suffolk Downs Entrance) vere Beach Boulevard to tery at 11:32 a.m. Thursday on A report of a smell of gas in A report of suspicious ac- during the entire duration Alternative routes Points north. Washington Street; at 11:42 a house on Lewis O Gray Drive tivity at 8 Larrabee Terrace at of this procession to keep suggested during l From points north a.m. Thursday at Christie’s at 2:35 a.m. on Thursday. Res- Restaurant on the Lynnway; at 9:58 a.m. Friday. Caller reports traffic flowing efficiently. affected times (East Lynn) into Revere/ a male with a black baseball idents were advised to evacu- Plan extra travel time and l To access Saugus and North Shore Road/Route 11:28 p.m. Thursday at Amity ate the home. Fire department Street and Washington Street. cap and red emblem was expect delays, especially if points north, or to avoid 1 area, or to avoid Co- peering over some high bush- reports no odor of gas in the traveling to Logan Inter- the Squire Road/Lynn peland/Bell Circle, use home. Breaking and Entering es into their property. Officer national Airport. Street/Salem Street area, Route 1A southbound spoke with one of the meter A report of an erratic driver The affected areas will use Copeland Circle to to North Shore Road to at Bob’s Discount Furniture at readers from Peabody Munic- be the following: U.S. Route 1 northbound Revere Beach Parkway A report of a breaking and 7:23 p.m. Thursday. ipal Light Plant, who reported From 10:30 a.m. out of affected area, or (across from Revere Fire/ entering at 23 Central Ave. A report of a disturbance at they were the suspect party to 1:30 p.m. Lynn Marsh Road (Route Police stations) to either at 2:26 p.m. Thursday; at 44 9:52 p.m. Thursday on Newhall and were reading the meter. l The intersection of 107 northbound) or North Bennington or Route 1A Estes St. at 4:34 p.m.; at 14 Avenue. Brookvale St. at 8:08 p.m. Squire Road (Route 60, Shore Road (Route 1A southbound. Thursday. REVERE west and eastbound) at northbound). A ceremony will follow Fire Wesley, Lynn and Beach l From Saugus and with speakers, food, ven- Complaints Arrests A report of a mulch fire at streets (Malden) points north into Revere, or dors and more. 7:28 a.m. Thursday at Angela’s l Washington Avenue to avoid Squire Road/Lynn Each year, Revere is A report of a fight at Barry Sean M. Pryor, 44, of 25 Coal Fired Pizza on Broadway. from Malden Street to Street/Salem Street area, honored to host the Bos- Park at 3:20 p.m. Thursday; at Steeple St., was arrested on Squire Road use Route 1 southbound. ton Wounded Veteran Mo- Pinkham Street and Story Ave- warrant charges at 11:31 a.m. Theft l Wesley Street (Re- l To access Everett, torcycle Run, which raises nue at 6:37 p.m. Thursday. Thursday at the Revere Police vere/Malden) will be com- Malden and points west, money for local charities, A report of a disturbance at Station on Revere Beach Park- A report of credit card fraud pletely closed or to avoid Squire Road, police said. Hurst Street and Parkland Ave- way. at 5:23 p.m. Thursday on Es- nue at 4:52 p.m. Thursday; at Anthony J. Faldich, 58, of sex Street. 48 Newhall St. at 7:11 p.m. 47 Nahant Ave., was arrested Thursday. and charged with trespassing Vandalism at the Revere Housing Author- Car into utility pole knocks Theft ity on Nahant Avenue at 9:29 A caller reported he believed a.m. Friday. his neighbor fired a BB through A report of larceny at 16 his window on Alice Street at 1 out power in Swampscott Conomo Ave. at 3:28 p.m. Accidents p.m. Thursday. Thursday; at 124 Central Ave. SWAMPSCOTT — The at 5:27 p.m. Thursday; at 3:34 A report of a motor vehicle SWAMPSCOTT Humphrey Street area a.m. Friday at 23 Lexington St. accident at 10:44 a.m. Thurs- near the Marblehead line day at Ray’s Sunoco Service Accidents went without power Fri- Vandalism on Broadway; at 11:35 a.m. day morning after a wom- Thursday at Dollar Tree on A report of a motor vehicle A report of vandalism at 3 an drove off the road and Squire Road; at 12:05 p.m. accident on Paradise Road at Light St. at 2:55 p.m. Thursday; struck a utility pole. Thursday at North Shore Road 2:56 p.m. Thursday. at 136 Jackson St. at 5:09 The pole snapped in and York Street; at 1:34 a.m. half, causing the outage. p.m. Thursday; at 2:30 a.m. Thursday at Land of Liquor on Friday at 69 Gardiner St. Complaints The driver was taken to North Shore Road; at 5:50 Salem Hospital with mi- p.m. Thursday on Broadway; at A report of suspicious activ- nor injuries. MARBLEHEAD 8:15 p.m. Thursday at the Re- ity on Forest Avenue at 1:47 The accident remains vere Fire Department Central p.m. Thursday. under investigation by the Complaints Station on Broadway. A report of a disturbance at Swampscott Police De- Humphrey Street and Mon- partment. COURTESY PHOTO A caller reported her cat Complaints ument Avenue at 6:14 p.m. has been missing for a week Thursday; at 330 Paradise Bridget Turcotte can be The Humphrey Street area near the Marble- at 1:17 p.m. Thursday. Caller A report of a disturbance at Road at 9:25 p.m. Thursday. reached at bturcotte@item- head line went without power Friday morning is at her friend’s house clean- 12:22 a.m. Thursday on Re- live.com. Follow her on after a woman drove off the road and struck a ing and dog walking and can vere Beach Boulevard; at 4:58 Theft Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. utility pole. hear her cat in the house. She p.m. at the Susan B. Anthony is uneasy about going through School on Newhall Street. A report of larceny at the the house without someone. A report of suspicious ac- Swampscott Public Library at Police reported they could not tivity at 1:08 a.m. Thursday 5:17 p.m. Thursday. Lynn brothers charged Prosecutors: Times Square with murder in brick attack ATTACK Sanchez again and stole the prosecutor. driver wanted to ‘kill them all’ From A1 his phone. After beating Prior to the arraign- Antonio, they kicked Ser- ment, Campbell ruled the By Colleen Long other people. His next court appearance The two men waited to gio as he was laying on the police report be withheld ASSOCIATED PRESS “He murdered in cold is May 24. attack Sergio Sanchez, 39, ground.” from the public due to blood,” Assistant District Rojas, who lived with of Reading and his broth- Sergio Sanchez died damage its release could NEW YORK — A man Attorney Harrison Sch- his mother in the Bronx, er, Antonio, 33, of Lynn, from his injuries the next cause to an ongoing mur- who was behind the wheel weiloch said during the drove his car Thursday following an argument in morning. Antonio Sanchez der investigation. of a car that barreled brief proceeding. from his home through the early morning hours was injured but is expect- After looking in the di- through crowds of pedes- Rojas, wearing the same Times Square, then made of May 14 at Las Vegas Y ed to recover. rection of reporters in the trians in Times Square told Restaurante on Munroe red T-shirt and jeans he a U-turn, steered his car The defendants were courtroom, Logan asked police after his arrest that Street, according to As- was photographed in a onto a sidewalk, and roared identified by patrons and that anyone who had he had been smoking mari- day earlier, appeared sistant District Attorney back up the sidewalk, plow- staff at the restaurant, as taken a copy of the police juana laced with the hallu- subdued as prosecutors Ashlee Logan. ing through helpless tour- cinogenic drug PCP, accord- detailed murder and at- She said the defendants well as through video sur- report return it. WCVB ing to a criminal complaint. tempted murder charges. ists for three blocks before beat Sergio Sanchez with veillance, Logan said. Channel 5 reporter Sera Richard Rojas, 26, made He didn’t enter a plea he crashed his car into pro- a hard object, believed to Edward Hayden, Selvin Congi was called to the his first court appearance and was held without bail. tective barriers. be a brick. Garcia’s attorney, said bench, but after confer- Friday, a day after he was Rojas’ lawyer, Enrico De- Photographers snapped “After the defendants his client maintains his ring with attorneys and arrested in what police marco, had no comment. pictures of a wild-eyed Ro- ran from the scene, Anto- innocence and he will be Campbell, it was deter- are now calling an inten- His family and friends jas after he climbed from nio Sanchez called 911,” mounting a vigorous de- mined she had looked at tional attack that killed who attended the hearing the wrecked car and ran Logan said. “The two de- fense. Hayden noted that the police report before an 18-year-old Michigan cried outside court and through the street waving fendants returned and he has yet to see the video tweeting about it, but had woman and injured 22 didn’t speak to reporters. his arms. began beating Antonio surveillance mentioned by not taken a copy. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Montserrat grad speaks through his artwork

AGHAHOWA with large red lips. I can just be goofy and provides scholarships From A1 “These pieces — I feel it’s fun. It’s a break from each year to students from like if I make them about hanging out with adults.” RAW. “I’ve always been about me and you can get an un- Aghahowa was partly A volunteer in more getting people together,” derstanding for how I feel, inspired to create art by than seven of RAW’s pro- he said. “Everyone has dif- you can respect me,” he cartoons. He said he want- grams, he most recently ferences. We’re all differ- said. ed to create something played a part in creating ent. But as long as we can In the midst of pursuing that made people happy the HOME exhibit, which understand each other we a degree in illustration the same way that car- was unveiled Thursday. can respect each other.” and painting, Aghahowa, toons made him happy as His piece, a key with the The philosophy is what who grew up on Sachem a child. word zesty printed on its drives much of his work. Street, volunteers at Raw Working with children side and a crown as the The paintings featured Art Works and Gregg in kindergarten through tooth, is representative in his senior show includ- Neighborhood House. grade 8 at the Gregg of his mother and grand- ed a portrait of his family A RAW alumnus, he was House, Aghahowa said it mother because he was sitting around the dinner first exposed to the pro- feels good to be a positive raised by queens with table. He’s depicted as a gram in middle school, male influence. zesty attitudes, he said. younger child to express but remembers its annual “A lot of these kids are Aghahowa said as he that time can change. Be- block party from long be- thinking about college and his classmates move fore the internet, he said fore. and they have so many on with their lives, he his family would more “Art therapy is an in- hopes and dreams,” he hopes they’ll take the val- commonly sit down and terest of mine,” he said. “I said. “For them to see me ues of respecting people have a conversation. As really like working with doing something so non- for their differences and someone who values a children. I can walk down traditional — I just keep keeping an open mind, sense of community, fam- the street and see a green telling them that if there’s and spread them through- ily dinners are something car against a red building something they want to out their communities. he wishes he could get and get excited about it. do, if they want to go to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK back. Kids look at things like school, they should do it.” Bridget Turcotte can be Lynn artist Michael Aghahowa gave the com- Another piece is a that and they get excited Montserrat, though a reached at bturcotte@item- mencement speech at Montserrat College of self-portrait inspired by too. They have that cre- scholarship fund provided live.com. Follow her on Art’s graduation on Friday. Jim Crow propaganda ative perspective. Plus by New England Biolabs, Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Lynn educator moved to march

MARCH taxes,” she said. “But we’re From A1 talking about the children who are our future and we On the recent vote to de- have to invest in them or we feat funding for a pair of will never have better.” middle schools in Lynn, Rodriguez-Fusco said she Thomas Grillo can be was disappointed. reached at tgrillo@item- “No one wants to pay more live.com. McGee: I’m the man to lead Lynn

MCGEE his group has been a long- From A1 time supporter of McGee. “We’ve had a very good six-hour drive to Villa- working relationship nova,” she said. “One of over the years and he will the things I admire most make a difference as may- about my dad is his love or of Lynn,” he said. for Lynn. He has lived McGee said this is a crit- here his whole life and ical time for the city as it always showed Thomas faces an enormous budget and me all the wonderful challenge. qualities Lynn has. I don’t “Our city is at a cross- think it’s possible for his roads and the next four heart to hold more love for years will be critical in de- this city.” termining Lynn’s future,” McGee was elected to he said. “Under current the Massachusetts House leadership, our city is faced ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of Representatives in with an emerging fiscal Lynn Museum Executive Director Drew Russo reads “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Carle 1994 to represent West crisis that threatens pub- to Amanda Kennedy’s K-2 class during Harrington Reads at Harrington Elementary School in Lynn and Nahant. After lic safety and erodes peo- Lynn on Friday. four terms, he won a seat ple’s confidence in Lynn’s in the Senate in 2002 in ability to manage its own a district that includes affairs and jeopardizes our Lynn, Lynnfield, Marble- potential for attracting Read all about it at Harrington head, Nahant, Saugus new families and business- and Swampscott. es. We need to harness all Michael O’Connor, a that Lynn has to offer.” he’s finally earned the and the year he hit .406. “Harrington Reads” day, READ Lynn firefighter for 22 McGee said he’s the money, his mother comes The book went into including Mayor Judith From A1 years, said he is a strong right person for the job. to him looking for some great detail about how Flanagan Kennedy, Sen. McGee backer. “I believe I am the best certain degree of visibility of it so she can give his Williams was his own Thomas McGee, Reps. “He’s been a lifelong person to lead our city at go into the classrooms sister a proper birth- taskmaster when it came Brendan Crighton and friend,” he said. “I think such a critical time,” he and read to the students. day party. Crushed, and to practicing hitting. He Dan Cahill, City Coun- said. “I ask you to join me he’ll move the city in the The idea is to reinforce to almost certain he’ll never wanted to be known as cilor Brian LaPierre, Joe in working for the better- right direction.” them the value of reading, get that cornet, he gives the greatest hitter who Gill of Cahill’s staff and ment of this city.” Janet Dolan, a Nahant not only as entertainment his mother the money she ever lived, and knew hard North Shore Navigators, In the race for cash, Mc- resident, said McGee has but for education as well. needs. work was the only way funeral director David J. Gee is way ahead. In the always represented the I got a fifth-grade In return, she gives him that was going to happen. Solimine, Item CEO Beth most recent filing with the district, including Nah- class — a great age. And enough money to buy the But the crux of the book Bresnahan, Taso Nikola- Massachusetts Office of ant, very well. before we got down to it, cornet. is that going into the kopoulos of John’s Roast Campaign Finance. Mc- “He’s very visible, very I wanted to give them my What was nice about doubleheader on the last Beef, District Attorney Gee reported a balance of open to help, if anyone is view of why I think it’s reading this story to the day of the season against Jonathan Blodgett, for- $69,170 while Kennedy in difficulty I think he’s so important to develop kids in the class is that the Philadelphia Athletics, mer Lynn mayor Thomas had less than $13,000. very reliable,” she said. good reading habits. It’s quite a few of them knew Williams’ average stood at Costin, Drew Russo of David Condon, chairman Thomas Grillo can be because beyond enter- that Louis Armstrong .39955. He could have sat the Lynn Museum, Lynn of the Massachusetts Mo- reached at tgrillo@item- tainment or education, sang the ever-popular out and technically been attorney Charlie Gallo torcycle Association, said live.com. books provide a portal “What a Wonderful recognized as a .400 hitter and Lynn Teachers Union into the hearts and minds World,” which means that (a little math exercise official Brant Duncan. of their characters much could relate to the story a in the midst of all the Fox Channel 25 reporter better than television lot better. reading). Kerry Kavanaugh read to and movies. I asked how I think it also resonat- Williams wanted none an assembly of children, many of the fifth-graders ed with them that I told of that. He played the and reinforced the theme understood what “por- them I was old enough to games, went 6-for-8, and — accidental or not — tal” meant, and no one remember seeing Louis ended up with his .406 that it’s important to have answered. Rather than Armstrong on TV. average. dreams, to go after them, tell them, I had them Next, we tackled the It was probably not and, especially in her case, write it down and then moon landing in “The intentional on the part embrace all assignments told them to look it up in Moon over Star.” A little of Carole Shutzer, the even if it means moving the dictionary. Perhaps I girl on a farm pretends wonderful Harrington around (a Medford native, should have told them to she and her cousins are librarian who organizes she’s been in Montana, Google it, but the subject the ones speeding to- this day, to have the three Iowa, Florida and Atlanta before coming to Boston). of the day was books, not ward the moon in July books present a unified Best of all from my computers! 1969, and then watches theme. But they did. All perspective, my son I was able to read them the landing on TV with three speak to dreams Andrew is a Boy Scout three books. The first was interest while her cynical, and how important they troop leader in Lynn, and called “Horn for Louis,” and hardened grandfather are to children; and of Eagle Scout, and someone it was about legendary jazz scoffs at the notion of a how important it is to Carole Shutzer felt was trumpet player Louis Arm- space program in a time work hard to achieve your worthy of joining us. So strong. In the book, young when so many people on dream. And in the case of along with everything Louis, who hung around PHOTO | BOB ROCHE this planet are needy. the Armstrong book, there else, it was a father-son dance halls so he could But when she tells him was the added attraction bonding experience. Not Sen. Thomas McGee and his wife, Maria. listen to jazz, pines for a she, too, wants to be an of being faced with a to mention the perfect cornet hanging in a pawn- astronaut, he switches real difficult choice, and way of giving back to all shop window. He dreams of gears and tells her that despite every inclination the people who made our ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! nothing more in life than it would really be a great to make the wrong one, lives what they are. to play that cornet. honor to the family if she Louis made the right one. Call Customer Service to place an ad Louis scrimps and saves could achieve that dream. There is always a large Steve Krause can be to raise the $5 he needs Finally, it was time to contingent of city offi- reached at skrause@item- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 to buy it, but just when learn about Ted Williams cials who take part in live.com. A8 SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Lynn Classical students Honored Family of musician Chris Cornell disputes he killed himself DETROIT (AP) — Rock musician Chris Cornell’s wife on Friday disputed “infer- ences” that the rocker killed himself in a Detroit hotel room, say- ing he may have taken more of an anti-anxi- ety drug than he was prescribed. The Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office said Cornell — the lead singer in Soundgarden and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Audioslave — hanged himself early Thursday after the concert. The bodyguard later morning after performing at a concert found Cornell on the bathroom floor of Wednesday night. But Cornell’s family his room with an exercise band around said that without toxicology test re- his neck, the newspaper reported. sults completed they don’t know what The newspaper said it obtained the caused his death. police report but doesn’t say how. On Friday, an official said the results Vicky Cornell, Cornell’s wife, said of a full autopsy and toxicology tests that when she spoke to her husband af- COURTESY PHOTOS could take days before they are com- ter the Detroit show, he told her he may Lynn Classical High School’s Class of 2017. pleted and released. have taken “an extra Ativan or two.” Cornell, 52, was found unrespon- According to lawyer Kirk Pasich, the LYNN — Thirty-eight Tongo and Treasurer Eli during the ceremony. The sive in his hotel room hours after he musician had a prescription for the an- students from Lynn Clas- Bakas. honor cords are worn with performed at a Soundgarden concert. ti-anxiety drug. Ativan, a sedative, has sical High School were in- Salena Von, class of the traditional cap and According to the Detroit News, a police side effects that can include drowsiness ducted as new members of 2015, served as a guest gown at commencement report says Cornell’s bodyguard gave and dizziness, according to the National the National Honor Society speaker. She encouraged and represent the student’s him two prescription pills for anxiety Institutes of Health. in a ceremony held at the students to continue to ap- membership in the Nation- school on Tuesday. preciate the diversity that al Honor Society. Inarritu debuts groundbreaking VR exhibit at Cannes Members were selected is celebrated at Classical Members of the Class of by the chapter’s faculty and help to spread accep- 2018 are Priscill Aloui- CANNES, around you. council for meeting high tance and tolerance when dor, Glendy Alvarez, France (AP) — For a moment, in the dusty twilight, standards of scholarship, they move on to college, Ismael Aquino, Devyn You walk along you join their flight. service, leadership, and military or workforce. Astuccio, Elias Bak- a high metal This is part of Alejandro Inarritu’s character. “We are very proud to rec- as, Calvin Cheung, fence that once “Carne y Arena” (Virtually present, Students inducted were ognize these outstanding Ryan Crowley, Venita divided Arizona Physically invisible),” a visual art instal- Karla Abad, Limya Ab- members of our student Figueroa, Alaina Grid- and Mexico and lation debuting this week at the Cannes delkarim, Dianjenis body. National Honor Soci- ley, Ali Ahmad Jallow, into a small Film Festival. It’s the festival’s first Abreu, Victoria Adams, ety members are chosen for Rachel Jordan, Erini holding cell virtual reality film to be an official entry. Rhode Alcindor, Diana and then expected to con- Kamarinos, Emily Lao, where you are The artwork seeks to capture mi- Aquino Deleon, Victoria tinue their exemplary con- Eric Macorri, Andrew asked to take grants’ experiences crossing the Bamaca, Brianna Bar- tributions to the school and Moccia, Suzanne Muse- off your shoes dales, Josue Blas, El- community,” said Christine ma, Herbert Newton, Ty- and socks. All U.S.-Mexico border. It’s centered liot Boodhan, Jonathan Lander, chapter adviser. ler Pres, Rianon Prush- around you are around a seven-minute virtual reality Chase, Celina Chau, The Classical High inski, Laurie Rodriguez, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the abandoned experience via a headset — taking Tommy Chau, Sarey- School chapter is one of the Ruben Ruiz, Michelle shoes of mi- “Carne y Arena” outside of traditional vathana Chek, Michael oldest chapters in the coun- Scuzzarella, Harrison grants who have been arrested by the cinema into an emotional journey. Clougherty, Sean Devin, try. Each year the chapter Seitz, Vilaphon Sod- border patrol. When a red light flash- Inarritu, the Oscar-winning filmmak- Samantha Dunn, Angie sponsors several service abanh, Sara Tesh, Eliz- es, you enter a large chamber with a er of “Birdman” and “The Revenant,” Fabian Mendoza, Janes- projects for the school and abeth Tobon Campos, sand floor. A ragged band of migrants has been working on the exhibit for sa Fernandez, Timothy community. In the past few Korintha Tongo, Andy crossing an expansive desert swarms four years. Geary, Marymil Gon- years, service projects have Truong, Diana, Wathika, zalez, Jennifer Guerra included Walk for Hunger, Tyler Way and Jared Zi- Fox News fires Bob Beckel for Martinez, Jessica Her- Walk for My Brother’s Ta- miroski. nandez, Alvin Lam, Hay- ble, Freezing for a Reason, The National Honor So- racially insensitive remark tam Laroussi, Cristina informational guides at ciety ranks as one of the Lemus Martinez, Kathy LCHS Open House, assist- oldest and most prestigious NEW YORK (AP) — Fox News Chan- Nguyen, Lyla Nguyen, ing local families affected national organizations for nel said Friday that it had fired liberal Thao Nguyen, Alytah by fire, food drive for the high school students. There commentator Bob Beckel for making Noum, Giovanni Ortiz, holidays, and the Martin are chapters in more than a racially insensitive remark to a black Bryan Palma Flores, Luther King National Day 16,000 high schools and employee. Jodi Palumbo, Kath- of Service. since 1921, millions of stu- Fox offered no details on the case, but a eryne Rubio Lazo,, Tra- Principal Gene Con- dents have been selected lawyer for the employee said Beckel had vis Ryan, Sarah Sirois, stantino praised the stu- for membership. “stormed out” of his office Tuesday when Veronica Verdini and dents for their selection, Millions of dollars in the man, who is a technician, came to Paris Wilkey. and urged them to continue scholarships have been do work on his computer, saying he was The ceremony was coor- and expand the good works awarded to senior members leaving because the worker was black. The lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, dinated by NHS officers, started by previous mem- since 1945 by the sponsor- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Ismael Aqui- bers. ing organization, the Na- also said that Beckel attempted to no, Vice President Tyler Senior members also re- tional Association of Sec- intimidate his client and get him to Professors rescue design Pres, Secretary Korintha ceived their honor cords ondary School Principals. withdraw his complaint in a meeting Friday with Fox executive Kevin drawings for neon signs Lord. Fox denied that anyone tried to persuade the man to withdraw his on Route 66 complaint, and said that Beckel had ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — They apologized to him after he was fired. were just a bunch of old business re- Beckel, 68, is a veteran Democratic cords belonging to New Mexico’s oldest political strategist who is a regular on and largest sign-making shop, the last Fox’s “The Five,” where he discusses of the manufacturers from neon’s mid- stories with four conservative pan- century heyday. elists. The show recently moved into No longer needed and deemed a fire Fox’s prime-time lineup with the firing hazard, the file drawers were moved out- of Bill O’Reilly. side and placed on pallets under a tree. Beckel had only returned to Fox in Ellen Babcock spotted them during January. He’d been ousted in June one of her many visits to Zeon Signs as 2015 while dealing with substance part of her interest in sign-making and abuse, with then-Fox executive Bill the installation of public artwork on Shine saying Fox “couldn’t hold ‘The unused signs in Albuquerque. Five’ hostage to one man’s personal Thanks to her curiosity, she was issues.” Beckel subsequently wrote a about to strike gold. book “I Should Be Dead: My Life Sur- The University of New Mexico viving Politics, TV and Addiction.” sculpture professor found hundreds of yellowing envelopes containing folded drawings of some of the memorable The class of 2018. neon signs on Route 66, one of the first roads in the U.S. highway system. It spanned more than 2,400 miles, from Chicago to the West Coast. The sketches detailed signage for gas SEND US YOUR STUFF stations, motels, burger joints, bowling WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEMLIVE. alleys, dry cleaners and coffee shops. In some cases, they were the only records COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. left of the beacons that lit the famous PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS highway from the 1950s to the 1970s. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 Wolff becomes all-time scoring leader for Peabody By Anne Marie Tobin with 228 points, but didn’t stone this was. So that was FOR THE ITEM know she was on the verge of pretty nice.” making history. Wolff tied the mark with a PEABODY — If you’re Lau- “I had no idea I was close to nifty assist on what turned out ren Wolff, ignorance is bliss. it,” said Wolff, who committed to be the game winning goal. Yesterday, Wolff set a Pea- to play lacrosse at Utica Col- After falling behind 1-0 two body girls lacrosse program lege in the fall. “I knew when minutes in, Colleen Crotty net- record for career points with I got my 200th point, my coach ted the equalizer at the 21:08 231, notching two goals and did the same thing, present- mark, beating Mustangs’ goal- an assist in the Tanners 12-1 ing the special ball, and that ie Patty MacClean high. win over Medford to break the against the same team we Wolff tied Popp’s record on previous record of 229 points played today. So when I got Peabody’s next possession. set by Heather Popp in 2005. this one, they (Medford’s play- Wolff went into the game ers) all asked me what mile- WOLFF, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO The Rams mustered only three hits against Reading Friday, and Tyler Way had two of them. Bats silent as Rams dealt rst loss By Mike Alongi on two hits with ve strikeouts in FOR THE ITEM 5 2/3 innings of work. After Matt McLaughlin came in to get the READING — For the rst time nal out of the sixth inning, AJ all season, the Lynn Classical Ucci earned the save with a 1-2-3 baseball team’s bats fell silent seventh inning. against an opponent, leading to Classical got on the board right PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN a 5-1 loss to the Reading Rockets away in this one, but the one run Lauren Wolff, center, celebrates her accomplishment alongside Dan Hayes, left, the on the road at Morton Field on it scored had to be manufactured founder of the Peabody girls lacrosse program in 2001 and coach of previous scor- Friday afternoon. The Rams only with only one hit. It started with ing record holder Heather Popp, and current Peabody coach Dennis Desroches. mustered three hits on the day, a bunt single by Way, who then two of which came from lead-off advanced to second base on an hitter Tyler Way. errant pickoff attempt. He then “Well, you can’t win if you don’t moved up to third on a passed hit, and that’s what killed us to- ball. Matt Lauria walked to put Sachems shut down Spartans day,” said Classical coach Mike runners on rst and third, then Zukowski. “We fell behind in some attempted to steal second base. By Katie Morrison counts, had some uncharacteris- The Rockets caught Lauria in a ITEM STAFF tic plays defensively and I think rundown between rst and sec- eventually we started pressing a ond, but the ensuing game of SAUGUS — Friday’s little too much both at the plate pickle resulted in Way scoring match between the Sau- and in the eld.” from third base to take a 1-0 lead. gus and St. Mary’s girls Reading pitcher Will McFadden “That was a good way for us to tennis teams featured two had a lot to do with those quiet start, moving our guy over and programs in very differ- bats as well, getting the win on ent places. the mound after giving up one run RAMS, B2 On one hand, the Sachems improved to 13-2 with a 5-0 win over the Spartans, and are preparing for their rst state tournament run in Celtics down 2-0 four years. On the other hand, St. Mary’s is wrapping up a building year under a new head coach, Lauren Turenne, and her young team. The Sachems cruised to the shutout win Friday, winning all but one game over the ve matches. With a strong lineup, Sau- gus has made some noise in a talented Northeast- ern Conference. That starts with eighth-grader Lanna Queiroz, who takes on the opposing team’s juniors and seniors at rst sin- gles. The disparity in age hasn’t had much of an ef- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fect on Queiroz, who owns a 14-1 record this season. The Celtics fell behind 2-0 in the Eastern Conference Queiroz took down St. Finals against Cleveland, getting blown out, 130-86. Mary’s Katia DeCostanzo Above, Cavaliers forward LeBron James, left, muscles his way to the basket as Boston’s Avery Bradley, right, Friday, 6-0, 6-0. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON tries to defend. For the full story, turn to page B3. TENNIS, B2 Saugus rst singles player Lanna Queiroz returns a hit. Prep baseball staves off strong Newton North squad By Steve Krause Tigers, 7-5. It was a long game when Cole Whitehouse knocked ITEM SPORTS EDITOR made even longer by the fact home Spencer Checkoway with that North got stuck in a mon- a single. However, the Eagles DANVERS — The Catholic ster of a traf c jam — exacer- got two runs off North starter Conference doesn’t have many bated by a rollover — on Route Jimmy Hodgson when Frank peers when it comes to high 128. DiOrio drove home one with a school sports. As a league of ve “And,” said coach Dan Letarte, base hit and The Prep scored teams, it’s generally at or near “the rst couple of innings real- the other on a double steal. the top in just about every sport. ly took a long time to play. A lot St. John’s starter Zeke O’Con- However, if there is an excep- of full counts and walks.” nell struggled from the outset, tion, it may be baseball, where Newton’s Joe Siciliano had the and the Tigers got two off him the Bay State League gives it a answer for that. in the top of the second. Hodg- good run for its money. St. John’s “That’s a good hitting team,” son scored the rst on a base hit Prep ought to know about that. said Siciliano, a coaching leg- and Ricky Alexy knocked in the The Eagles have lost the state end in Newton. “We had to pitch other. Division 1A nal to Braintree them carefully and we walked a Undaunted, The Prep retook for the past two seasons. lot of hitters.” the lead in the bottom of the So the eyes of the baseball Four Eagles drew bases on second with two more runs, world were upon the Broth- balls, one of them intentionally, both of them coming home on a er Linus Commons Friday and another was hit by a pitch. well-placed double to right-cen- when Newton North, another Three of those runners came ter eld by second baseman BSL team — and one that had around to score. Tom Bolger scoring Joe Muzio thrashed Braintree earlier this “I knew it was something like ITEM FILE PHOTO and Andrew Dembowski. week — came to town. But the that,” said Siciliano. “It always Zach Begin, who had relieved Chris Francoeur hit a two-run double in the fourth in- Eagles held their ground on seems to happen that way.” ning to give the Eagles a 6-3 lead. their home turf, defeating the The Tigers, 12-6, scored rst PREP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 Wolff sets Peabody scoring record WOLFF that’s when the referees From B1 saw it,” Wolff said. “I got hit and went down so I Chloe Gizzi won the didn’t really know what ensuing draw and went was going on, but I knew straight to net, but was it went in, I mean we all fouled and awarded a free saw it go in, so I was glad position shot from the 18- when the referees award- yard line. She carried the ed the goal. It means a lot ball around the right side to me to set the record. I’ve of the net and passed to played with a ton of great Wolff, who in turn dished players in Peabody, many a perfect feed to Olivia of whom I’ve played with Kirkicoples in the slot, since we were five years who beat MacClean low. old.” “They tried to throw the Now that the record is doubles at us, as Wolff behind her, Wolff is fo- showed on her first point cused on making a deep ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON of the day,” Peabody coach tournament run. St. Mary’s first doubles player Caitlin Foley has Dennis Desroches said. “We are fighting for her eye on the ball. “She saw the double team home field in the tourna- and got the ball to Ol- ment right now, so we need ivia for the goal. It was to finish strong,” she said. an excellent read by her “I missed playing last year ITEM FILE PHOTO Sachems shut (Wolff).” with a concussion, so this The record breaking goal year will be very special Dax Billingsley allowed two earned runs in 6 did not come easily. Pea- for me and all 12 seniors 1/3 innings Friday. down Spartans body led 4-1 at halftime, who will be playing for then bumped the lead to the last time as Tanners. 5-1 on a goal by Gizzi two We’re all hoping to go out gus’ Nicole Ing and Han- Billingsley TENNIS minutes into the second on a high note” From B1 nah Spillman topped Bella half. After MacClean de- For Desroches, bearing Leo and Juliet Anctil, 6-0, nied Jillian Arigo’s free witness to record break- “That’s huge, especial- 6-0. position shot from the 11- ing performances is an old boosts Bulldogs ly as an eighth-grader,” The Spartans have just yard line, Wolff dug the hat. Saugus coach Samantha one win with a couple of Peabody’s Sydney Lowry ball out of a scrum and “How lucky, how for- SCHOOL ROUNDUP Moynihan said. “We’re matches left, but Turenne was fouled. tunate am I to be able to went 2-for-3 at the plate looking to have her all knows this season isn’t She bounced the shot coach not one but two girls and Lexie Zammer went five years. She’s a strong about wins and losses, off the far post into the who set program records By Harold Rivera 1-for-1 with a solo home kid to begin with, and we necessarily. net only to have a referee in Peabody,” he said. “Wolff ITEM STAFF run. In the circle, Tianna have weekly workouts and “I came into this know- Dawe tallied ten strike- waive the goal off. After setting the record today The Lynn English base- I have seen an improve- ing from last year that outs while allowing three a two-minute conference, was incredible especially ball team snuck by Salem, ment, they hate me for it it was going to be a big hits. Both of English’s the referees reversed the considering she missed at 3-2, at Fraser Field Friday. but it helps.” team-building year, so I runs were unearned. call, sending Wolff into the least five games last year, Dax Billingsley went 6 With someone as close think that’s been the big- Peabody improves to record books. and being able to watch 1/3 innings on the mound to automatic at first sin- 10-6 and clinches a spot in gest thing we’ve been fo- “The ball hit the far post Hayley Dowd set single with four strikeouts and gles as Queiroz is, it sets the state tournament with cused on,” Turenne said. and in, then bounced back season and career records two earned runs. the tone for the rest of the the win. “It hasn’t been so much of outside the crease and in soccer is just so special.” “I can’t say enough about Sachems lineup. At second winning, it’s getting the the way Dax has pitched “We wanted to get in singles is Alicia Luongo, girls together to become for us this season,” En- this week so we could re- who topped Maddie Des- more of a tennis team and glish coach Joe Caponigro lax next week,” Peabody Prep baseball coach Butch Melanaphy mond, 6-0, 6-0. building things up from said. “We haven’t given “Alicia’s a sweetheart, there. Hopefully next year him the best support both said. “We wanted to get I’m sad she’s leaving us we can keep working to offensively and defen- it done this week and we next year,” Moynihan said get better. tops Newton North sively. Today we did just did. The girls really want- of the senior. “She’s been “We also have a lot of ed to play hard this week.” Tyler McGregor’s infield enough. I’m proud of the doing great.” great up-and-coming PREP way he pitched today. He Peabody is back at it on Then there’s sophomore freshmen, and there are From B1 hit scoring Dembows- Monday against Austin Prep. ki to make the score 7-4 did a tremendous job.” Alivia Burke, who also a lot of girls interested Geraldo Rojas got the “We played them up stars on the Sachems soc- in playing tennis, so that O’Connell in the second heading into the seventh. there earlier this season inning, held North at bay, Begin left the game after save, getting the final two cer team, at third singles. should help for the fu- outs in the seventh. and they have one of the She topped Erin Bauers, ture,” Turenne added. giving up only one run giving up an opposite-field best pitchers in the state until the seventh. Mean- home run, and Dan Regan The Bulldogs executed 6-0, 6-0 at third singles. As for Saugus, the Sa- a suicide squeeze in the (Logan MacDonald),” “She’s an all-around in- chems are reaping the while, the Eagles kept came in to get the final Melanaphy said. “Her and padding their lead. sixth inning, when Alex credible athlete,” Moyni- benefits of getting an early two outs. Tianna went toe to toe. They got two more runs Rodriguez’s bunt scored han said. jump on the season. “I was happy with the She’s a great pitcher.” in the fourth to go up 6-3, way we hit,” said Letarte. Billy Allen for what At doubles, the Spar- “I tortured them for turned out to be the win- Saugus 11, Northeast 4 both scoring on Chris “Newton North has been tans have a strong pair three weeks before the ning run. Andy Duverge The Sachems got contri- Francoeur’s double. red-hot coming into this of junior captains in Cait- season started,” Moynihan and Briston Maynard butions from up and down The teams traded runs game, so it was great to lin Foley and Kayla Mag- said. “I was able to get us each had two hits. the lineup as they im- in the fifth inning, with beat them.” wood. With a young and indoor courts so we didn’t English (6-11) is at Med- proved to 8-7 on the year. relatively inexperienced have to deal with the ford on Tuesday. Sadie DiCenso drove in team, Turenne leans on snow, and that was huge. Beverly 3, Gloucester 0 three runs, going 2-for-3 her captains to help push We met Everett in the Kyle Cravatis tossed a with a double. Alex Alm- LeBron not in quist went 2-for-3 with the squad in the right di- first match and they said complete-game one-hitter rection. they’d been outside twice, to shut down the Fisher- two doubles and two RBI, “Caitlin Foley has been while we’d been on courts men Friday. Luke Sam- and Nystasia Rowe went great, she’s a big part of for three weeks.” running for MVP peri supplied all the of- 2-for-5 with a double, tri- the team, leading and After a few more regu- fense the Panthers (12-3) ple and RBI. Katie Italia- NEW YORK (AP) — YEAR: Gregg Popovich, pulling the team togeth- lar-season matches, the would need with a RBI no went 2-for-5 with a RBI LeBron James will have Mike D'Antoni, Erik double in the first inning. and inside-the-park home er,” Turenne said. “Along next step is the tourna- to settle for trying to win Spoelstra with Kayla, they’ve been a ment for Saugus. GIRLS TENNIS run, Catie Sheehan had another NBA title. He Popovich, often regarded Swampscott 4, two hits and knocked in great group together.” “We’re just looking for- isn't even a finalist for the as the NBA's best coach, On the other side of the ward to going,” Moynihan Peabody 1 a run, Ashley Shaw went MVP award. has a chance to win for 1-for-2 with a double and net, Moynihan relies on said. “It’s awesome, most Gina Hollenbach got a Russell Westbrook, the third time in six years two RBI, and pinch hitter Zeinab Jubelli and Aman- of these girls have never win for the Big Blue in James Harden and Kawhi after the Spurs compiled Hallie Kahn drove in a da Napoli, who won, 6-0, gone to the tournament to first singles, 3-6, 6-0, 10-8. Leonard are the three the NBA's second-best re- run with one hit. 6-1. The duo is 13-2 on the begin with. We’re going to Lily Sanphy followed with players in the running for cord. D'Antoni can add Caitlyn Wood got the season. treat it like it’s an every- a win in second singles, the league's top individual this award to the one he win in the circle, going At second doubles, Sau- day thing.” 6-4, 6-2. Cate McDonough honor. won in Phoenix in 2005 af- made her singles debut seven innings and strik- The NBA announced ter returning to the NBA and added a 6-0, 6-1 win. ing out seven and allow- the three finalists for that and guiding Houston to 55 The second doubles team ing four earned runs on 10 Reading hands and its five other individ- wins and the league record of Molly Frauenholz and hits and one walk. ual awards Friday. They for 3-pointers in a season. Olivia Fulghum won 6-0, The Sachems have won are voted on by a panel of Spoelstra guided the Mi- 6-1. Swampscott improves four of their last five, and Rams their first loss writers and broadcasters. ami Heat to a 41-41 finish to 8-5 with three matches are looking for two wins The winners will be an- and nearly into the playoffs remaining on the season. in their final five games to RAMS bottom of the fifth inning. nounced June 26 in New after they started 11-30. “It was a great match,” make the tournament. Sau- York during the NBA's SIXTH MAN OF THE From B1 The Rockets added three Big Blue coach Nina Rogers gus will take on Arlington more insurance runs in first awards show. YEAR: Eric Gordon, Lou said. “It was a fun match to on the road this morning. Williams, Andre Iguodala getting him in without a the bottom of the sixth The categories: coach because it was close. Gloucester 6, Houston has two chanc- hit,” said Zukowski. “But thanks to a sacrifice fly MVP: Westbrook, Hard- It came down to the wire. Swampscott 2 es to win the honor for the I mean, there’s only so from Ben Fischer and RBI en and Leonard. I’m happy that we came Hannah Leahy and Ka- best player in a reserve role, many runs you can score The NBA will have a new out on the winning end.” sey Kennedy went 2-for-3 singles from Jack Gohr though most of Williams' from plays like that. Even- winner after Golden State's Beverly 4, Classical 1 at the plate. In the circle, and Patrick Drummey be- success came with the Los tually you have to hit the Stephen Curry won the last The Rams fell behind, Leahy allowed five hits fore Ucci earned the save Angeles Lakers before the ball and make plays that in the top of the seventh. two seasons. Westbrook had 2-0, right off the bat, but and tallied ten strikeouts a record 42 triple-doubles Rockets acquired him in way.” For Classical (15-1), this a win from Lizzie Troisi in her seven innings of this season and averaged a trade. He won in 2015 Reading responded right is new territory. After not (7-6, 6-1) at first singles work. Only one of Glouces- a triple-double for the sea- in Toronto. Gordon, in his away in the bottom of the losing a game all season, put Classical right back in ter’s six runs was earned. son. Harden also put up re- first season as a non-start- first. A walk and a single Zukowski has yet to see the match. The final two Swampscott (9-6) visits cord-setting offensive num- er, set the record for most to start the inning put how this team responds to matches each went three Woburn today. bers, while Leonard carried 3-pointers for a player off BOYS LACROSSE runners on first and sec- these kinds of performanc- sets, but the Rams came the Spurs on both ends of the bench. Iguodala, the BC High 17, ond with no outs for No. es. out on the losing end of the floor as they won 61 2015 NBA Finals MVP, be- St. John’s Prep 6 3 hitter Corey DiLoreto, “We’ll see how these both of them. Fereshtah games and a division title in came even more important Tajiki battled but fell at The Eagles fell to 7-9 who smacked an RBI sin- guys bounce back,” said their first season after Tim for Golden State late in the third singles, 3-6, 6-4, 5-7, after the tough loss. St. gle to right-centerfield to Zukowski. “It’s our first Duncan retired. season after Kevin Durant and the first doubles team John’s trailed 7-3 at the tie the game at 1-1. After loss, so this is definitely ROOKIE OF THE was injured. of Abby Stafford and Lexi half but was shutout for an error and a strikeout going to show me what YEAR: Dario Saric, Joel DEFENSIVE PLAYER Ferraro fell, 6-4, 2-6, 6-7. 15-minute stretch to start put runners on second kind of character these Embiid, Malcom Brogdan. OF THE YEAR: Kawhi “It was a tough one,” the second half. KJ Sarni and third with one out, guys have. Who’s going to The Philadelphia 76ers Leonard, Draymond Classical coach Chris scored two goals while Pat James Reilly stepped in a show up? Are we going to will have two cracks at the Green, Rudy Gobert. LeBlanc said. “All it would Keefe (two assists), Jake executed a perfect squeeze pack it away and whine award for top first-year Leonard has won the last have taken was a couple Surette (one goal), Luke two years and Green will bunt up the first-base line about it or are we going player. Embiid made the of shots here and there to Hendricks (one goal) and be hoping it's his time for to bring in a run for a 2-1 to come out and play our final three even though he everything he does for the turn it in our favor. (Bev- Bryan Penny (one goal) lead. brand of baseball? We’ll was limited to 31 games erly) made the shots it also contributed offensive- The score remained at see on Monday.” Warriors, including a game by injuries, while Saric this season where he had needed to.” ly. Goalie Mitch Carpen- The Rams are coming 2-1 for much of the game, put up impressive num- a triple-double that didn't It won’t get easier for ter tallied 11 saves on 28 with McFadden retiring down the homestretch of bers after his teammate even include points. Gob- Classical (8-5), which shots on goal. Turnovers 11 of the final 15 batters their season now, start- was lost. Brogdan, a sec- ert was the dominant man takes on undefeated Mar- were costly for the Ea- he faced. The Rams were ing with a Northeastern ond-round pick, helped in the middle for a Utah blehead Tuesday. gles, as they led to scoring not able to get a runner Conference game against the Milwaukee Bucks team that allowed the few- SOFTBALL chances for BC High. St. to second base until Sean Marblehead on Monday made the playoffs. est points per game during Peabody 16, John’s travels to Central Devin stole second in the afternoon. COACH OF THE the regular season. Lynn English 2 (F/5) Catholic on Monday. 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THE SCHEDULE SATURDAY Tech at Pope John (4) Returning to a warm welcome Baseball Woburn at Revere (4) Beverly at Masconomet (4:30) Boys Lacrosse Fenwick at Swampscott (4) Arlington at Malden Catholic (5:45) Lowell Cath. at St. Mary’s (1) Beverly at Reading (4) Malden at E. Boston (10) Fenwick at Salem (3:30) Matignon at Winthrop (10) Georgetown at Danvers (4) Mystic Valley at tournament (TBA) Lynnfield at Pope John (TBA) Saugus at E. Boston (noon) Methuen at Malden (5:30) Boys Lacrosse Northeast at Revere (4) Lynn at St. Mary’s (10) Peabody at Lowell (6) Melrose at Beverly (3) St. John’s at Central Cath. (7) Tyngsborough at Lynnfield (2) Winchester at Marblehead (5) Boys Tennis Winthrop at Saugus (3:30) Malden Catholic at Fenwick (9) Boys Tennis Girls Lacrosse Classical at Salem (4) Fenwick at Stoneham (3:30) Manchester at Danvers (10) Ham-Wenham at Danvers (4) Peabody at Gloucester (noon) Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:30) Saugus at Stoneham (10) Malden at Everett (4) Swampscott at Shawsheen (10) Marblehead at Concord-Carlisle (4) Wakefield at Beverly (1:30) Revere at Medford (4) Softball St. John’s at Cath. Mem. (3) Fenwick at Notre Dame (11) St. Mary’s at Swampscott (3:30) Melrose at Malden (noon) Saugus at Arlington (10) Girls Lacrosse Swampscott at Woburn (3) Burlington at Medford (4) Lynnfield at Man-Essex (3:45) Track Man-Essex at Peabody (4) CAC Meet (TBA) Marblehead at Hamilton-Wenham (5) CAL Championship (TBA) North Reading at Malden (5:30) Catholic Conference meet (at Xaveri- Swampscott at Salem (5:30) an, 9) Watertown at Mystic Valley (6:30) CCL Meet (at Fenwick, 10) Winthrop at Gloucester (7) NEC Meet (at Peabody, 3:30) Girls Tennis SUNDAY Danvers at N. Reading (4) Baseball Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:30) Fenwick at Danvers (6:30) Marblehead at Penguin Hall (4:30) Masco at St. Mary’s (5:30) O’Bryant at St. Mary’s (4) Mystic Valley at tournament (TBA) Pope John at Fenwick (3:30) Saugus vs. TBA (TBA) Winthrop at Medford (4) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Softball Softball Boston Red Sox’s Mitch Moreland, center, huddles with teammates in the dugout after hitting Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (1:30, con- Essex Tech at Beverly (7) tinued game) Fenwick at Shawsheen (4) a two-run home run against the Oakland Athletics during the fourth inning Friday. MONDAY Lynnfield at Pentucket (4) Baseball Northeast at Tech (4) Austin Prep at Peabody (6:30) Peabody at Austin Prep (4) Classical at Marblehead (4) PMA at Tech (4) Malden at Mayor’s Cup (6:30) Salem at English (4) St. Mary’s at Marblehead (4) Celtics get rocked by Cavaliers Medford at Stoneham (4) Northeast at Winthrop (4) Stoneham at Saugus (4) St. Peter Marian at St. John’s (4) Track BOSTON (AP) — LeB- er the Celtics could avoid Swampscott at Saugus (4) Malden at Marblehead (4) ron James scored 30 the worst playoff loss in points, Kevin Love had 21 franchise history. The Or- SPORTS BRIEFS points and 12 rebounds, lando Magic beat them by and the Cleveland Cav- 47 points in the first round aliers steamrolled the of the 1995 postseason. Lynn Babe Ruth to oneill.andrew@marble- Boston Celtics 130-86 on Still, it was the Celtics' headschools.org. Prior col- Friday night to take a 2-0 worst home playoff loss registration lege and high school playing lead in the Eastern Con- ever. and/or coaching experience Registration for the Lynn ference finals and tie an Thomas finished with is required. Babe Ruth Senior Division NBA record with their just a pair of free throws, will be held over the next English Hall of 13th straight playoff vic- missing all six shots from two weekends at the Babe tory. the field; he also had six Ruth complex on O’Cal- Fame nominations Cleveland led by 14 assists. Rookie Jaylen laghan Way. Registration points after one quar- Brown scored 19 for Bos- Nominations for the Lynn ter, by a record 41 at the ton, Avery Bradley had will take place from 10 a.m. English Hall of Fame are to noon on May 20 and 21. half and by 46 after three. 13 and Al Horford had 11 due May 31. Former stu- Even with James and the points and five rebounds. 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That one was critical to supporting material, such as Brad Stevens started Ger- chance to finish off the But James, who's won clinching Cleveland's first girls soccer coach photographs or news clip- ald Green in place of Amir Celtics in Cleveland. the award four times, still championship since the Marblehead High School is pings, can be included. Johnson. Green made his It would be the third has a chance for a fourth Browns won the NFL title first two shots — both now accepting applications Applications should be straight sweep this post- NBA title — and second in 1964. 3-pointers — but finished for the varsity girls soccer sent to principal Thomas season for the defending in a row. Maybe Gold- This one more like rub- with six points. ... The coach position. If interested, Strangie, c/o Lynn English NBA champions, who also en State can figure out a bing the Celtics' noses Celtics missed their first please email a cover letter, High School, 50 Goodridge won the last three games way to slow him down, in the fact that they just six shots. ... There was a resume and three references St., Lynn. of last year's finals. or San Antonio if it can couldn't stop him. large contingent of New Game 3 is Sunday night. come back in the West. TIP-INS England Patriots sitting NHL PLAYOFFS The Celtics played the The Celtics haven't found Cavaliers: James is first second half without Isaiah a way, and they're running player with at least 30 courtside, including tight Conference Finals series 2-1 Thomas due to a strained out of time. points in eight straight end Rob Gronkowski, (Best-of-7) Thursday, May 18 right hip. But the game James had 22 points in playoff games since Ka- backup quarterback Jim- Sunday, May 14 Anaheim 3, Nashville 2 was already out of reach the first half, when he also reem Abdul-Jabbar in my Garoppolo and owner Anaheim 5, Nashville 3 Friday, May 19 Robert Kraft. ... Thomas Monday, May 15 Pittsburgh 3, Ottawa 2. by that time. collected six assists and 1970. ... James played just and Stevens were hit with Pittsburgh 1, Ottawa 0 Saturday, May 20 With both teams going had three blocked shots, 33 minutes — a low for Tuesday, May 16 Nashville at Anaheim, 7:15 p.m. to their benches early in including a chase-down this postseason and just technical fouls about a Nashville 2, Anaheim 1, Nashville Sunday, May 21 the fourth quarter, the rejection of Bradley that the second time he played minute apart in the sec- leads series 2-1 Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. only suspense was wheth- was reminiscent of the one fewer than 40 in the 2017 ond quarter. Wednesday, May 17 Monday, May 22 Ottawa 5, Pittsburgh 1, Ottawa leads x-Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. Penguins tie series with Senators NBA PLAYOFFS Conference Finals Sunday, May 21 OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) — Sidney Marc-Andre Fleury was chased in denied Viktor Stalberg on a pair of (Best-of-7) Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Crosby had a goal and an assist and the first period Wednesday night follow-up opportunities. The goalie Tuesday, May 16 Monday, May 22 the resurgent Pittsburgh Penguins in the Penguins' 5-1 loss in Game made maybe his best stop on Derick Golden State 136, San Antonio 100, Golden State at San Antonio, 9 p.m. beat the Ottawa Senators 3-2 on Fri- 3. Brian Dumoulin and Olli Maatta Brassard's backhander, kicking the Golden State leads series 2-0 Tuesday, May 23 day night to even the Eastern Con- added goals to help Pittsburgh take shot away with his right pad. Wednesday, May 17 Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. ference finals at 2-2. a 3-0 lead midway through the sec- Fleury started the first 15 games Cleveland 117, Boston 104, Cleve- Wednesday, May 24 Crosby had only one point as ond period. for Pittsburgh with Murray mostly land leads series 1-0 x-San Antonio at Golden State, 9 p.m. the defending champion Penguins Clarke MacArthur and Tom Pyatt Friday, May 19 Thursday, May 25 dropped two of the first three, lead- scored for Ottawa. sidelined by injury. Cleveland 130, Boston 86 x-Cleveland at Boston, 8:30 p.m. ing to questions about his health Game 5 is Sunday in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh opened the scoring Saturday, May 20 Friday, May 26 following a jarring concussion in the Starting for the first time in more with 46 seconds left in the first peri- Golden State at San Antonio, 9 p.m. x-Golden State at San Antonio, 9 p.m. second round. than six weeks, Murray made a od when Maatta went down the left Matt Murray made 22 saves in strong stop on Mike Hoffman less side and fired a short-side shot past MLB his first start of the playoffs after than two minutes into the game and on Anderson. Crosby set up the play. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB TV/RADIO New York 24 15 .615 — Washington 25 16 .610 — Baltimore 23 16 .590 1 Atlanta 17 22 .436 7 SATURDAY ence Crawford vs. Felix Diaz, Bundesliga: SC Freiburg at Bay- European PGA: Rocco Forte Boston 21 19 .525 3½ New York 17 23 .425 7½ Tampa Bay 22 22 .500 4½ Philadelphia 15 24 .385 9 TV HBO, 10:15 p.m. ern Munich, Fox, 9:30 a.m.; Open, Golf, 5 a.m.; PGA: Toronto 18 24 .429 7½ Miami 14 26 .350 10½ Auto racing Cycling Bundesliga: VfL Wolfsburg at AT&T Byron Nelson, Golf, 1 Central Division Central Division Hamburger SV, FS1, 9:30 p.m.; Champions: Regions W L Pct GB W L Pct GB FIA Formula E Championship: Amgen Tour of California (Stage Minnesota 20 17 .541 — Milwaukee 25 18 .581 — a.m.; Bundesliga: Werder Bre- Tradition, Golf, 3 p.m.; PGA: Paris E-Prix (tape), FS1, 11:30 7), NBCSN, 3 p.m. Cleveland 21 19 .525 ½ St. Louis 21 17 .553 1½ men at Borussia Dortmund, AT&T Byron Nelson, CBS, 3 Detroit 20 20 .500 1½ Chicago 21 20 .512 3 a.m.; Monster Energy Cup: Golf Fox Soccer Plus, 9:30 a.m. Chicago 17 22 .436 4 Cincinnati 19 22 .463 5 Open, FS1, 6 p.m.; Monster p.m.; LPGA: Kingsmill Cham- Kansas City 17 23 .425 4½ Pittsburgh 18 24 .429 6½ European PGA: Rocco Forte RADIO pionship, Golf, 5 p.m.; Web. West Division West Division Energy Cup: All-Star Race, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB FS1, 8 p.m. Open, Golf, 8 a.m.; PGA: AT&T MLB com: BMW Charity Pro-Am Houston 29 13 .690 — Colorado 27 16 .628 — Byron Nelson, Golf, 1 p.m.; Boston at Oakland, WEEI-FM (tape), Golf, 7 p.m. Texas 23 20 .535 6½ Los Angeles 24 18 .571 2½ Baseball Champions: Regions Tradition, Los Angeles 22 22 .500 8 Arizona 24 18 .571 2½ NHL Seattle 20 22 .476 9 San Francisco 17 25 .405 9½ Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, Golf, 3 p.m. PGA: AT&T Byron (93.7), 4:05 p.m. Oakland 18 23 .439 10½ San Diego 15 28 .349 12 MLB Network, 2 p.m.; Boston Nelson, CBS, 3 p.m.; LPGA: SUNDAY Ottawa at Pittsburgh, NBC, 3 p.m. Friday’s Games L.A. Angels (Meyer 2-1) at N.Y. Mets at Oakland, NESN, 4:05 p.m.; Kingsmill Championship, Golf, TV N.Y. Mets 3, L.A. Angels 0 (Wheeler 2-2), 7:15 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 Texas (Griffin 4-0) at Detroit (Verlander LA Angels at NY Mets, Fox, 5 p.m.; Web.com: BMW Chari- Auto racing Soccer Texas 5, Detroit 3 3-3), 7:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m.; San Francisco at ty Pro-Am (tape), Golf, 7 p.m. Global RallyCross Series, NBC, Cleveland 5, Houston 3 Toronto (Bolsinger 0-2) at Baltimore (Gaus- Premier League: Crystal Pal- Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. man 2-3), 7:35 p.m. St. Louis, Fox, 7:15 p.m.; NHL 1 p.m.; ARCA Series: ace at Manchester United, Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Pelfrey 0-4) at Seattle Texas at Detroit, Fox, 7:15 Menards 200 (tape), FS1, 5 Boston at Oakland, 9:35 p.m. (Gallardo 2-3), 10:10 p.m. Nashville at Anaheim, NBC, CNBC, 10 a.m.; Premier Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Anderson 2-0) at Chicago Cubs p.m.; Miami at LA Dodgers, 7:15 p.m. p.m. League: Everton at Arsenal Milwaukee 6, Chicago Cubs 3 (Arrieta 4-3), 2:20 p.m. MLB Network, 10 p.m. NBC, 10 a.m.; Premier Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia (Velasquez 2-3) at Pittsburgh Horse racing Baseball Colorado 12, Cincinnati 6 (Nova 3-3), 4:05 p.m. NBA San Francisco at St. Louis League: Manchester City at N.Y. Mets 3, L.A. Angels 0 Colorado (Senzatela 6-1) at Cincinnati Preakness Stakes, NBC, 5 p.m. Watford USA, 10 a.m.; Pre- Atlanta 7, Washington 4 (Adleman 2-2), 4:10 p.m. Golden State at San Antonio, ESPN, MLB, 2 p.m.; Boston San Francisco at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Washington (Scherzer 4-2) at Atlanta Motor sports mier League: Middlesbrough Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Colon 2-4), 4:10 p.m. ESPN, 9 p.m. at Oakland, NESN, 4:05 Miami at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Meyer 2-1) at N.Y. Mets AMA: Lucas Oil Pro Motocross, p.m.; Texas at Detroit, ESPN, at Liverpool, NBCSN, 10 Saturday’s Games (Wheeler 2-2), 7:15 p.m. Boxing a.m.; MLS: Columbus at Kansas City (Kennedy 0-3) at Minnesota San Francisco (Samardzija 1-5) at St. Louis NBCSN, 5 p.m. 8:10 p.m. (Mejia 0-1), 2:10 p.m. Davis vs. Walsh; Russell vs. New England, CSN, 3 p.m.; (Martinez 3-3), 7:15 p.m. Rugby NBA Boston (Pomeranz 3-3) at Oakland Arizona (Ray 2-3) at San Diego (Perdomo Escandon; Uzcategui vs. MLS: Los Angeles at Minne- (Manaea 1-3), 4:05 p.m. 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Cleveland (Clevinger 1-1) at Houston (Fiers Miami (Straily 1-3) at L.A. Dodgers (Urias Dirre, Showtime, 6 p.m.; English Premiership: Exeter vs. Boston at Cleveland, TNT, 8:30 sota, ESPN, 5 p.m.; MLS: 1-1), 4:10 p.m. 0-1), 10:10 p.m. Saracens, NBCSN, 9 a.m. p.m.WBZ-FM 98.5 N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 5-2) at Tampa Bay Sunday’s Games David Benavidez vs. Rogelio New York City FC at Orlando (Andriese 3-1), 4:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Medina, FS1, 10 p.m.; Ter- Soccer Golf City SC, FS1, 7 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 COMICS

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

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ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MAY 20, 2017 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WGBH Rick Josh Groban: Stages Live Call the Midwife (N) King Charles III (2017) Tim Pigott-Smith. Food -- Delicious Suze Or- The need and desire you feel Use your imagination when ^ PBS Steves King Charles III deals with political chaos. Science man’s Anger will surface if someone to help others will be taken dealing with someone offer- WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS: New Orleans Training Day “Elegy, 48 Hours WBZ Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “Born tries to use you. Reject unre- $ CBS Fortune “One Good Man” Part 2” (N) News to Run” advantage of if you aren’t alistic demands. Offer sugges- ing a pie-in-the-sky idea in WCVB Inside Chronicle House- Down- 20/20 20/20 News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- careful. Anger won’t change tions, but don’t take on some- order to bring structure and % ABC Edition wife ward Center 5 Page “Q & A” tary anything, but learning to say thing you don’t want to do. new possibilities that could, in WBTS NHL Hockey Nashville Predators at Anaheim Ducks. Western Saturday Night Live News Saturday Night Live Dwayne 1st Look “no” will. fact, be successful. * NBC Conference Final, Game 5. (N) at 11 Johnson; Katy Perry performs. (N) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WFXT MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at New York Mets. Boston Boston MasterChef Just for Just for Boston GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Someone will disappoint you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 9 FOX The Angels visit the Mets. (N) News 25 Laughs Laughs News Taking on too much or letting if left with responsibilities that Emotional deception or per- WUNI Como Dice el Dicho Canela (2012, Comedia-Drama) Ana Mar- Crónicas de Sábado Dur- Noticiero Estrellados (N) Desmadru- someone take advantage of properly belong to you. Don’t sonal disillusionment will ; UNI (N) tín, Isabel Yudice, Norma Angélica. (N) miendo Univision gados you will result in anxiety. Be- count on anyone to finish what result in a disgruntled atti- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) ››› North Country (2005, Drama) Charlize Theron, Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & fore you let a situation esca- tude that could ruin your day. F MNT Theory Theory Frances McDormand, Sean Bean. Molly you start or to do things the late, offer an alternative that way you want them done. Shake it off and do something WGBX Food -- Delicious NOVA Design secrets American Epic “The Victorian Slum Ask This Sing That Austin City Limits NOVA will not infringe on you emo- physical that will ease pent- L PBS Science (N) of chariots. Big Bang” House “The 1880s” Old H’se tionally. up stress. WBIN Family Family Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Movie Joey Joey Good SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) R MNT Guy Guy Bishop Bishop Morning CANCER (June 21-July 22) Put more passion into whatev- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) WLVI Scandal Huck and Last Man Last Man Modern Modern 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue “Bad Anger Anger Regrow A creative project will have er you do. Whether it’s working Take an honest approach to any X CW Quinn call in help. Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Moon Rising” Hair on a relationship or creative TELE ›‡ I, Frankenstein (2014, Fantasía) Aaron Guerra de ídolos Amado confiesa a Titulares Videos Videos Asombrosos Programa its ups and downs if you work matter that concerns a friend, in conjunction with someone endeavor or helping a child, relative or someone you feel re- ¨ TELE Eckhart, Bill Nighy, Miranda Otto. Manara que mató a JC. (N) y Más Asom. parent or someone in need, WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Psych else. Don’t share personal se- sponsible for or are dependent ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit crets or your opinions if you your attitude will determine upon. Truth will pay off, even if CABLE STATIONS want to avoid a dispute. your success. it’s difficult to convey. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: A&E PD -- 05.12.17” Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) (6:00) ››› “Tombstone” (1993, Western) The Son Prairie The Son Prairie ››› Tombstone (1993) Kurt Russell. Doc Holliday Emotional turmoil is best shut AMC A day trip or shopping spree Don’t let your emotions cause Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. Flower is torn. (N) Flower is torn. joins Wyatt Earp for the OK Corral showdown. will boost your morale. Tak- down before it has a chance you to say or do something ›› Miss Congeniality (2000, Comedy) ›› Miss Congeniality (2000, Comedy) Sandra Bull- ›› Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and BRAVO ing time to make physical to escalate. A physical outlet you’ll regret. Channel your en- Sandra Bullock, Michael Caine. ‘PG-13’ ock, Michael Caine, Benjamin Bratt. ‘PG-13’ Fabulous (2005) Sandra Bullock. ‘PG-13’ improvements or focus on will help ease stress. Look ergy into something produc- Mecum Auto Auc- Feherty Feherty Angling Cannons Poker After Dark Poker After Dark Poker CSNE personal growth will pay off. for solutions that will benefit tive that will lead to personal tions “Austin” After A positive lifestyle change is everyone. Choose truth over improvements, not to an un- Street Outlaws Street Outlaws: Overdrive “Step Up” JJ and his racers come to Street Outlaws Street Outlaws “Dal- Street DISC “Blinding Lights” OKC. (N) “What’s Up Doc?” las Cash Days” Outlaws favored. fabrication. wanted dispute. Walk the Walk the MECH-X4 Lab Rats ››‡ Diary of a Wimpy Kid Andi Stuck/ Bunk’d Liv and Liv and Bizaard- DISN Prank Prank (2010) Zachary Gordon. ‘PG’ Mack Middle Maddie Maddie vark SportsCenter (N) NBA Countdown (N) NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at San Antonio SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- BRIDGE ESPN Spurs. Western Conference Finals, Game 3. (N) ter Bases College Softball NCAA Tournament, Bases College Softball NCAA Tournament, 30 for 30 30 for 30 ESPN2 Loaded Regional: Teams TBA. (N) Loaded Regional: Teams TBA. (N) (6:45) ›››‡ “Monsters, Inc.” (2001) ››› Monsters University (2013, Children’s) Voices of ›››‡ The Incredibles (2004) Voices of The loser count is one too high FREE Voices of John Goodman, Billy Crystal. Billy Crystal, John Goodman. Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter. Phyllis Diller said, “Aim high, with the diamond king. But queen, overtakes his heart (4:30) “Star Trek ››› Prometheus (2012, Science Fiction) Noomi ››‡ The Maze Runner (2014, Science Fiction) Dylan Mike & FX Into Darkness” Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Charlize Theron. O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario, Aml Ameen. Molly and you won’t shoot your foot that would require two dummy three with dummy’s four and (5:50) “Good Will The Wizard of Lies (2017, Docudrama) Boxing Terence Crawford vs. Felix Diaz. From New The Leftovers off.” entries: the first to lead toward discards his club loser on the HBO Hunting” (1997) ‘R’ Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer. ‘NR’ York. (N) In many bridge deals played declarer’s diamond queen, the diamond ace. Gangland Under- Gangland Under- Gangland Under- Gangland Under- Gangland Under- Gangland Under- Gangland with a trump suit, declarer second to reach the diamond It was a lucky contract, HIST cover “Black Rain” cover “Club Adios” cover (N) cover (N) cover (N) cover “Club Adios” finds that his loser count is too ace after unblocking the dia- needing the diamond king on- “From Straight A’s Secrets of My Stepdaughter (2017, Sus- Bad Twin (2016) Haylie Duff. Jen’s nieces Secrets of My Stepdaughter LIFE high. He must find some way mond queen. Where are those side and hearts 2-2. to XXX” (2017) pense) Josie Davis, Tiera Skovbye. conspire to kill her for an inheritance. (2017, Suspense) Josie Davis. to eliminate those he cannot two entries? Friends Friends ›‡ Billy Madison (1995, Comedy) Adam ››‡ The Longest Yard (2005, Comedy) Adam ››› Scary Movie MTV afford. Two common ways of They must both come in the Sandler, Darren McGavin. Sandler, Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds. (2000) doing that are ruffing a loser in trump suit, so South has to be Extra Red Sox Charlie Charlie Cruisin’ Cruisin’ Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox NESN Innings Final (N) Moore Moore Today Today Today Water TV at Oakland Athletics. the shorter trump hand, or dis- careful with his heart three. Henry Henry Game Nicky, Henry Thunder- Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Fresh carding a loser on a side-suit After taking the first trick, NICK Danger Danger Shakers Ricky Danger mans House House Prince winner in the other hand. In declarer leads a middle heart (6:00) Boxing Gary Russell Jr. vs. Oscar Escandon. From Oxon Stanley ›››‡ Bridge of Spies (2015, Historical Drama) Tom Family this deal, though, South must to dummy’s 10 (or queen). SHOW Hill, Md. (N) Cup Hanks, Mark Rylance, Alan Alda. ‘PG-13’ Preys find a different method. How Suppose that East wins and (6:01) ››‡ “Ghost- ›‡ When the Bough Breaks (2016, Sus- American Gods ››› Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015, Ac- White STARZ should he play in four hearts returns a spade. South takes busters” pense) Morris Chestnut. ‘PG-13’ tion) Robert Downey Jr. ‘PG-13’ Princess after West leads the spade that also, plays another mid- (5:00) ››› “Inde- 12 Monkeys “Causal- 12 Monkeys “Nature” 12 Monkeys “Nur- ›› A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010, Texas SYFY queen? dle heart to dummy’s queen pendence Day” ity” (N) (N) ture” (N) Horror) Jackie Earle Haley, Rooney Mara. Chain South could see one loser in (or 10) and leads a diamond 2 Broke 2 Broke Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Angie ››› Blades of Glory (2007) TBS Girls Girls Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Tribeca Will Ferrell, Jon Heder. each suit. He had just nine win- toward his queen. East goes “Lord of the Rings: ›› 300: Rise of an Empire (2014, Action) ›› 300: Rise of an Empire (2014, Action) Sullivan ›››‡ Inglourious ners: two spades, five hearts, up with his king and plays a TNT The Return” Sullivan Stapleton, Eva Green. Stapleton, Eva Green, Lena Headey. Basterds, War one diamond and one club. third spade. West wins and ex- NCIS “Engaged, NCIS Searching for a NCIS “Housekeeping” NCIS “Secrets” NCIS “Rekindled” Inside the FBI: New NCIS: LA The only realistic chance for a its with a club. Declarer takes USA Part 1” missing Marine. York 10th winner was to find East that trick, cashes the diamond (5:30) ››› “The ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005, Romance-Come- ›› Evan Almighty (2007, Children’s) Steve ›‡ Dude, Where’s VH1 Goonies” (1985) dy) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. Carell, Morgan Freeman. My Car? CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV MAY 21, 2017 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Victorian Slum Call the Midwife (N) Dark Angel on Masterpiece Mary Ann American Masters Forever Painless With Miranda ^ PBS House “The 1880s” arouses suspicions. (N) Chef James Beard. Edmonde-White WBZ 60 Minutes (N) 60 Minutes (N) Madam Secretary Elementary “Hurt WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel McCarver $ CBS “Article 5” (N) Me, Hurt You” (N) News Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest 2017 Billboard Music Awards Festivities recognize artists. (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Blunt” WBTS Dateline NBC “Under the Prairie Sky” A Shades of Blue Shades of Blue News Access Hollywood American Ninja * NBC mother of three disappears. (N) “Behind the Mask” “Broken Dolls” (N) at 11 Warrior WFXT Bob’s Bob’s Simpsons Making Family Guy (N) Boston 25 News at Boston Boston Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers History 10PM (N) News 25 Out Spo. Minute News WUNI Al Punto Aquí y Ahora (N) El Chapo (N) El Chapo Ilimitado Dur- Noticiero República Deportiva Dice el ; UNI (N) miendo Univision (N) Dicho WSBK Castle “Deep Cover” WBZ News (N) Blue Bloods “Friends Blue Bloods “Loss Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT in Need” of Faith” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX (6:00) ››› “Show Antiques Roadshow American Masters American Masters Front and Center Call the Midwife Dark L PBS Boat” (1951) “Orlando” Chef James Beard. Angel WBIN All in the All in the The Jef- The Jef- Barney Barney Wild Side What My Two My Two Family Family 227 R MNT Family Family fersons fersons Miller Miller Went Dads Dads Ties Ties WLVI Scandal “You Got The The Modern Modern 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue “Might Anger Anger Paid X CW Served” Middle Middle Family Family CW56 (N) Have Been” Program TELE “Happy ›› White House Down (2013, Acción) Channing Don Francisco te Titulares Videos ›› Igor (2008) Voices of John ¨ TELE feet 2” Tatum, Jamie Foxx, Maggie Gyllenhaal. invita (N) y Más Asom. Cusack, Steve Buscemi. WABU White Collar Jones’ White Collar Neal White Collar “Count- White Collar “Check- White Collar White Collar Psych ¥ ION missing friend. goes undercover. down” mate” CABLE STATIONS American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American A&E “Full Steam Ahead” “Mike’s Holy Grail” “Sturgis or Bust!” “The Doctor Is In” “Feudin’ Pickers” “Mike’s Holy Grail” Pickers Into the Badlands Into the Badlands Into the Badlands Into the Badlands Talking With Chris Into the Badlands Into the AMC (N) Hardwick (N) Badlands The Real House- The Real House- Invite Only Cabo (N) The Real House- Watch The Real House- Watch Invite BRAVO wives of Potomac wives of Potomac wives of Potomac What wives of Potomac What Only Baseball Celtics Pregame The Baseball Show Halftime The Baseball Show Celtics Celtics Sports Sports MLS Soc- CSNE Show Live (N) Live (N) Post. Post Sunday Sunday cer Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid XL Afraid DISC Uncensored (N) Uncensored (N) “Worlds Collide” XL (N) “Worlds Collide” Stuck/ Andi K.C. Un- Bizaard- Invisible Sister (2015, Adven- Bunk’d K.C. Un- Bizaard- Stuck/ Andi Girl DISN Middle Mack dercover vark ture) Rowan Blanchard. ‘NR’ dercover vark Middle Mack Meets Baseball: Sunday MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at Detroit Tigers. The Rangers visit SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter ESPN Night Countdown the Tigers. (N) College Softball NCAA Tournament, Bases College Softball NCAA Tournament, SportsCen- ESPN FC (N) 30 for 30 ESPN2 Regional: Teams TBA. (N) Loaded Regional: Teams TBA. (N) ter (6:50) ››› “Monsters University” (2013, Children’s) ›››‡ The Incredibles (2004, Children’s) Voices of Joel Paid James FREE Voices of Billy Crystal, John Goodman. Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter. Osteen Program Robison (5:30) ››› “Pro- ››› World War Z (2013) Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos. A ››› World War Z (2013) Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos. A Purge: FX metheus” (2012) zombie pandemic threatens to destroy humanity. zombie pandemic threatens to destroy humanity. Anarchy (6:45) “The Wizard of Lies” (2017, Docu- The Leftovers “Certi- Silicon Veep Last Silicon Veep The Leftovers HBO drama) Robert De Niro. ‘NR’ fied” (N) Valley “Qatar” Week Valley “Qatar” “Certified” Forged in Fire The Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper “Fan Choices Night” Fans pick Forged in Fire Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper HIST Ethiopian Shotel. the best weapons. (N) “Talwar” “Fan Choices Night” (6:00) “Double Escaping Dad (2017, Suspense) Sunny Mary Kills People Mary Kills People Escaping Dad (2017) Sunny LIFE Mommy” (2017) Mabrey, Jason Wiles, Grace Van Dien. “The Judas Cradle” “Morning Glory” (N) Mabrey, Jason Wiles. Super Prompos- The Challenge Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV ››› Drumline (2002) Nick Can- MTV Sweet al (N) Show Show Show non, Zoe Saldana. Extra Red Sox Club- Red Sox Dining Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox NESN Innings Final (N) house Playbook Today Today Today Water TV at Oakland Athletics. Henry Henry Thunder- Thunder- ›› Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Friends Friends Friends Friends Fresh NICK Danger Danger mans mans Squeakquel (2009) Zachary Levi. Prince ››‡ Bad Moms (2016, Comedy) Mila Twin Peaks: The Return “Parts 1 and 2” Twin Peaks: The Return “Parts 1 and 2” Twin SHOW Kunis, Kristen Bell, Kathryn Hahn. ‘R’ The stars turn. (N) The stars turn. Peaks The White Princess The White Princess American Gods “Git American Gods “Git The White Princess American Gods “Git White STARZ (N) Gone” (N) Gone” Gone” Princess (6:00) “Resident 12 Monkeys “Masks” 12 Monkeys “Thief” 12 Monkeys “Wit- ›› Odd Thomas (2013, Fantasy) Anton We Are SYFY Evil: Apocalypse” (N) (N) ness” (N) Yelchin, Addison Timlin, Willem Dafoe. Still Here ››‡ Talladega Nights: The Ballad of ›› Get Hard (2015, Comedy) Will Ferrell, ››‡ Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Anchor- TBS Ricky Bobby (2006, Comedy) Will Ferrell. Kevin Hart, Craig T. Nelson. Ricky Bobby (2006, Comedy) Will Ferrell. man The Dunk King NBA Tip- NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Cleveland Cavaliers. Inside the NBA (N) The Dunk King (N) American TNT Off (N) Eastern Conference Finals, Game 3. (N) Race Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Last USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Vegas Love & Hip Hop: Basketball Wives Basketball Wives ››‡ Why Did I Get Married? (2007) Tyler Perry, Jill Scott. Eight Guess VH1 Atlanta married friends grapple with commitment and betrayal. Who B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 CLASSIFIED

REAL ESTATE LEGALS NOTICES YARD SALES FOR SALE

CITY OF LYNN PAY CALLS Real Estate salesperson wanted Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing on Outstanding opportunity! Positive attitude, good people skills Tuesday, May 30, 2017 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. in City Hall Council Chambers, on the more important than experience. Part or full time. following Home Rule Petitions: Pay Call Numbers SECTION 1. Paragraph (2) of subsection (d) of section 5 of chapter 378 of (900, 976 and 550) Call John or Mike Connor the acts of 2014 is hereby amended by striking out the fourth sentence. Advertiser telephone numbers with LYNN ESTATE SALE: President St. (off 781-581-5940 SECTION 2. Paragraph (3) of said subsection (d) of said section 5 of said 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Eastern or Highland Ave) Friday, chapter 378 is hereby amended by inserting after the word "devices", in line 6, the disclose the price of the telephone Saturday, May 19 and 20, 10am to Connor Real Estate following words :- ; provided, however, that the facility division shall be responsible call. When a number is published 2pm. Every thing Go's! Collectables, for the maintenance services for school buildings but shall not be responsible for within the advertisement the per China, Bureaus, Beds, Tools, 3 floors. GENERAL REAL ESTATE the custodial and ground services for school buildings. minute andr flat charge must be SaleMakers.com HELP WANTED WANTED SECTION 3. Said subsection (d) of said section 5 of said chapter 378 is included. If you dial a pay per call hereby further amended by inserting after paragraph (3) the following paragraph:- number from an advertisement appear- HELP WANTED-SALES (31/4) The school department in the city of Lynn shall be responsible for the ing in the classified section and it EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final custodial and ground services for the school buildings in the city. There shall be a DOES NOT disclose this information, Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • supervisor of school custodial and ground services in the school department who please notify the Item classified Local Training/Support • Every day is shall oversee the custodians assigned to public school buildings. The supervisor department immediately. 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CALL ANYTIME 781-581-5940 Catch up with your REAL ESTATE favorite team CONNORREALESTATE.COM in Item Sports! Thailand’s chunky monkey on diet after gorging on junk food By Kaweewit conducted the capture and Kaewjinda rescue on April 27. “He ASSOCIATED PRESS was the leader of his pack, and when I tried to go in, BANGKOK — A morbid- I had to fight off a flock of ly obese wild monkey who them with sticks.” gorged himself on junk The subordinate mon- food and soda left behind keys fed into Uncle Fat’s by tourists has been res- cued and placed on a strict bad habits. diet of lean protein, fruits “He had minions and and vegetables. other monkeys bringing Wildlife officials caught food for him but he would the chunky monkey — also re-distribute it to nicknamed “Uncle Fat” by younger monkeys,” said locals — after photos of the Supakarn Kaewchot, a animal started circulating veterinarian in charge of the monkey’s diet. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on social media last month. Wild monkeys roam free “After he ate food given A wild obese macaque named “Uncle Fat,” who This undated photo provided by Sotheby’s shows in many parts of Thailand, by humans for a while, he was rescued from a Bangkok suburb, sits in a re- Jean-Michel Basquiat’s masterpiece “Untitled.” attracting tourists who developed a fat mass, which habilitation center in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday. feed and play with the ani- became a type of benign tu- mals. Most of the monkeys mor,” Supakarn said. “He vegetables twice a day. ple feel sorry for the mon- Basquiat painting are macaques like Uncle is now in critical condition Supakarn said she hopes keys and want to feed Fat, and they typically where there is a high risk of that within a few months them when they see them,” fetches record $110.5M weigh around 20 pounds. heart disease and diabetes.” they can consider releas- Supakarn said. “But Uncle Fat weighs three Uncle Fat is believed ing him to the wild. please don’t feed them times that, tipping the to be between 10 and 15 She said Uncle Fat is food that people like to eat at New York auction scales at around 60 pounds. years old. To help him lose an example of why people like snacks and soda. It is NEW YORK (AP) — A so much excitement and “It was not easy to catch weight, his new diet is lim- shouldn’t feed wild mon- very bad for their health 1982 artwork by Jean-Mi- gratitude for my love of him,” said Kacha Phukem, ited to 400 grams worth of keys unhealthy food. and the problem is entire- chel Basquiat sold for a art,” said Maezawa, who the wildlife official who lean protein, fruits and “I understand that peo- ly man-made.” record $110.5 million at plans to display it in his Sotheby’s auction of con- museum in Chiba, Japan temporary art Thursday after loaning it to insti- My sick little pony: Blind woman night. tutions and exhibitions Sotheby’s said the sale around the world. of “Untitled” was an auc- Maezawa said he hopes nurses her pal back to health tion record for the artist. the piece “brings as much It also set a record price joy to others as it does to for an American artist at me.” By Mary Esch ASSOCIATED PRESS auction. The painting’s “Untitled” was virtually graffiti-like typography unknown before it was un- DELMAR, N.Y. — As a depicts a face in the shape veiled at Sotheby’s weeks blind woman, Ann Edie has of a skull. ago. The auction house “Tonight, Jean-Michel relied on her hip-high min- said it remained in the Basquiat entered the pan- iature horse for 14 years same private collection theon of artists whose to guide her through life’s since it was bought at auc- works have commanded obstacles. The fuzzy black- tion in 1984 for $19,000. prices over $100 million, and-white service pony, Ann Edie, who including Picasso, Gia- “We are thrilled that it named Panda, has led Edie has been blind cometti, Bacon, and War- was purchased by Yusaku across busy streets and since birth, hol,” said Gregoire Bil- Maezawa for his planned up and down stairways, walks with her lault, head of Sotheby’s museum so others will fetched her house keys miniature guide Contemporary Art De- have a chance to experi- and even stood quietly in horse Panda partment in New York. ence its magic firsthand,” restaurants while she ate on a street The piece was purchased said Billault. her meals. near her home by noted Japanese collec- The previous auction re- So when Panda was the in suburban tor and e-commerce entre- cord for a Basquiat work one needing help, Edie was Albany, N.Y., preneur Yusaku Maezawa was set last May when glad to return the favor. Friday. after a 10-minute bidding “Untitled, 1982” sold for The little horse was war that was watched by $57.3 million, also to stricken with a life-threat- PHOTO | thousands live on Insta- Maezawa. ening intestinal blockage ASSOCIATED PRESS gram. Basquiat died of a drug about a year ago, and “When I saw this paint- overdose in 1988 at the Edie and her husband old retired teacher who has for help,” Edie says. “But subsequent dogs, Edie de- ing, I was struck with age of 27. have drained more than been blind since birth. people wanted to do some- cided to try a miniature $30,000 from their re- A network of horse en- thing for her. They’ve been horse because they live so tirement nest egg to pay thusiasts who follow a blog incredibly generous.” much longer — up to 40 for surgery and advanced about Panda’s training has Edie, who previously years — and have traits veterinary care. They’ve also kicked in more than taught visually impaired that make them well-suit- Need to find spent many months nurs- $11,000 through a crowd- children, has had guide ed to guide work. ing her through a series funding campaign to help dogs. Her chocolate Labra- “As herd animals, horses an article? of complications and back defray the veterinary bills dor retriever, Bailey, died very much live in a social onto the streets of their that have continued to after nine years of service, environment and are at- suburban Albany neigh- come in as she trots down but two German shepherds tuned to their people,” says Subscribe to borhood. the long road to recovery. turned out to be prone to Edie, who has other riding “Of course I wanted to do “As a person with a dis- chasing kids or animals. horses. “The communica- e-edition on everything I could to save ability, I always wanted to Emotionally drained by tion between Panda and her, because she’s very spe- be responsible for my ser- Bailey’s death and frus- myself is even more acute cial,” says Edie, a 69-year- vice animal and not ask trated by failures with than it was with Bailey.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 27 INGALLS ST. 231-233 EASTERN AVE. $730,000 $730,000 17 ARBUTUS PL. B: Salem Rentals, L.L.C. B: Pei-Chi Li and Paul Huang $259,000 S: Gina K. Dandreo, Trustee for S: Catherine E. Coppola SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Andrew Woodbury and Scooby 72 Realty Trust If you want an honest opinion of value, Jacqleen Titus 27 HAZELWOOD ST. S: Giuseppe Discipio and 121 JOHNSON ST. U:2R. $175,000 call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. Guiseppe Discipio $180,000 B: Jose Urias B: Esteban D. Lopez and Catalina S: James P. Hickey and Elizabeth M. Bello-Puentes A. Hickey FREE SERVICE 43 ATLANTIC ST. S: Laureen McGonigle $820,000 28 HUNTING ST. B: Jose Ferreira 17 JUDITH WAY. $599,000 S: David G. Hughes, Trustee for $440,000 B: Allen Tang CONNORREALESTATE.COM 43 Atlantic Street NT B: Angel Zamorano and Linda S: Amy L. Ha and Lan H. Ha Zamorano 21 BALTIMORE ST. U:3 S: David J. Zimmerman and Alfa 45 LOOMIS ST. U:220 52 DUDLEY ST. 7 HOWE RD. 3 WELCOME ST. $165,000 Zimmerman $273,000 $855,000 $2,200,000 $331,000 B: Kayee Pho and Michael Pho B: Xuhui Mai B: Gabriel Fahey and Evlyn D. B: Gail A. Pilosi and Arthur B: Michael Cassidy and Kayla S: Megan E. McNaught 194 LINWOOD ST. S: Marlo A. Wilson Fahey Calavritinos Cassidy $360,000 S: Christopher Busold and Rany S: J. K. Nikolopoulos, Trustee for J. S: Guadalupe I. Pierce 21 BALTIMORE ST. U:4 B: Robert Green 1 MAIN STREET PARK. U:1 Busold K. Nikolopoulos Realty Trust $192,000 S: Richard M. Giso $500,000 SAUGUS B: James Whitten B: Yu Cao and Chenchen Li 1126-1128 FELLSWAY. U:3 293 NAHANT RD. U:A2 S: Kimberely Cook 198 LOCUST ST. U:305 S: Laura Lombardi and Allan $434,900 $220,000 102 CENTRAL ST. U:5A. $238,000 Bruce B: Michael R. Goretti B: Peter J. Russell $410,000 170 BICKFORD ST. B: Michael Yates S: Joseph A. Correia 2nd S: Grant Scott, Trustee for Oscar B: Paul C. Sestito and Mary E. $385,000 S: William Darche and Joanne 210-212 MALDEN ST. Scott Realty Trust Sestito B: Kristina Serino Darche $659,000 12 FRANKLIN AVE. S: Maerisa Trafficante S: Gallant Joseph J. Estate and B: Brandon L. Dervishian $605,250 PEABODY Claudette P. Logan 200 LOCUST ST. U:508 S: Roberto J. Santos B: Christopher J. Chiusano and 141 ESSEX ST. U:C1 $255,000 Kristen Chiusano 84 ABORN ST. U:2407 $219,000 650 BOSTON ST. B: Paul Burke and Julie Burke 21-23 OLIVER ST. U:1 S: Guy L. Corricelli and Catherine $250,000 B: Lina Abreu, Trustee for Essex S: Diane L. Roussin $315,000 $290,000 M. Corricelli B: Matthew S. Bruce and Clifton NT B: Christopher D. Robert and B: Nicholas P. Zendzian and Amy Jacqueline B. Bruce S: John Saunders and Maria 263 MAPLE ST. Bennett-Zendzian Lindsey Robert 44 GRACE RD. S: Fernando H. Homem Romano S: Charles N. Gallo $200,000 S: Suhail Ahmad and Berit B: Ryan Carvalho, Trustee for Ahmad $450,000 B: David B. Rockwell and Susan 8 ANDOVER ST. 57 HAWKES ST. 2 BREED TER. 263 Maple Street Realty Trust M. Rockwell $1,150,000 $227,000 $420,000 S: Linda Greatorex-Walba 29 ROCKY NOOK. U:29 B: John Saunders S: James E. Hagemeister, Trustee B: Jonila, L.L.C. B: Miguel Menchu $310,000 S: Whittredge William C. Estate for Grave Road Realty Trust S: James R. Kiley, Trustee for S: Catherine Rodriguez 145 MAPLEWOOD RD. B: Yusuf Karaca and Megan Wilson Square Realty Trust and Robin G. Peters $299,900 Weiss 75½ BROAD ST. B: Paul Appleton S: Jane E. Harlow, Trustee for 29 82 GRANT AVE. 17 ANTHONY RD. 4 IRON WORKS WAY. $370,000 S: Mary A. Gannon Rocky Nook Realty Trust $757,000 $355,000 $760,000 B: Oscar Medoza B: Bruno R. Fernandes B: James Anderson and Ericka B: Ranjit Singh and Rajinderpal S: Absolute Acquisitions, Inc. 57 PINE GROVE AVE. 102 SALEM ST. U:3 S: Giovanni Verdone, Trustee for Anderson Kaur $310,000 $298,000 Verdone Grant Avenue Trust S: Edward M. Peterson and S: Michael D. Procopio, Trustee 113-119 BROAD ST. B: Jacqueline Hynes B: Pei Y. Goh and Keng Y. Phua for Vinegar Hill Estates Trust S: US Bank NA Trust S: Kacey L. Caradonna Maureen M. Peterson $375,000 131 GRANT AVE. $740,000 10 JONES DR. B: 113 Broad, L.L.C. 119 PRESIDENT ST. 14 SAWYER CT. 8 CROWNINSHIELD ST. U:215 S: Baywind, L.L.C. B: Balwinder Kaur $305,000 $640,000 $348,000 $470,000 S: Steven T. Clark and Ann E. B: Gregory Dufraisse and Joseph B: Patricia Walsh and Kristen B: Jorge Zuleta and Carmen B: Janelle Ford 11 BURNS ST. Clark S: Andrew J. Siergiewicz Nardella Desisto Zuleta S: Keith Littlefield $275,000 S: Edward P. Johnson, Jr. S: DCD Group, L.L.C. B: Dora N. Aldana and Miguel A. 391 HIGH ST. 9 ENDICOTT ST. Nova-Arevalo 40 RIDGE AVE. 11-15 SHAWMUT ST. $799,000 $1,150,000 11 KENWOOD AVE. S: Fletcher FT, L.L.C. $226,000 $549,000 B: James M. Calvey B: Jonila, L.L.C. $290,000 B: Noeurn Yen and Sinuon Nuon B: Pengqia Chen and Qiping Yu S: Bryan Melanson and Brenda S: James R. Kiley, Trustee for B: Javier A. Newry 2 CURTIS ST. S: Yanakakis Theodora S. Estate S: Chambers FT, L.L.C. Melanson Wilson Square Realty Trust S: Ephesus, L.L.C. $395,000 and Maria Weeks 2705 LEWIS O. GRAY DR. B: John A. Leighton, Jr. MARBLEHEAD 603 HIGH ST. U:1 7 FENTON ST. S: Timothy W. Leighton 36 SEWALL ST. $604,000 $396,000 U:2705 B: Lawrence R. Doucette and $380,000 $320,000 16 ARNOLD TER. U:16 B: Bertrand P. Gouffault and 16 DAIGLE RD. B: Walter R. Rawlinson and Lauren R. Gouffault Diane M. Doucette B: Jay A. Weiss $315,000 S: Jeffrey Maniscalco S: Dean R. Souza and Jessica $425,000 Andrea M. Olenik B: Martin Brother and Susan B. S: Gary M. Sullivan, Trustee for B: Simon M. Tongo S: KGB Management, L.L.C. GKS NT Souza Brother 48 GLENDALE AVE. S: EWE Properties, Inc. S: William Sinatra and Akane 56 SEWALL ST. $405,000 366 MAIN ST. Sinatra 946 HIGHLAND AVE. $350,000 9 DEER PARK. $332,000 $560,000 B: Alexander Couto and Antonio Couto B: Bedar Shahu and Olgert $460,000 B: Andrew Barry 61 BRACKETT PL. U:A. B: Paul G. Hansen and Elizabeth B: Ronald Luna S: KGB Management, L.L.C. S: KAO Properties, L.L.C. Shahu $450,000 A. Hansen S: Elizabeth Meagher and S: Irlanda Castillo B: Sandra Brenner, Trustee for S: Angela P. Burgess, Trustee for 154 SOUTH ST. 12 LEDGEWOOD WAY. U:6 Amanda Egan Sandra Brenner 2017 Trust Burgess Realty Trust $308,000 133 EASTERN AVE. U:3 $260,000 S: Julie A. Freeman B: Saugus Auto Craft, Inc. B: James M. Burke and Bridget 15 OAKLANDVALE AVE. $307,000 14 LIBERTY AVE. B: Dolores Garrido S: William Delfuoco, Jr. T. Burke $460,000 10 BUBIER RD. $712,000 B: Michael J. Stuppia, Jr. and S: Jason R. Sheeley $628,000 S: James G. Gleason 42 W. BALTIMORE ST. U:38 B: Walter F. Graf and Alisia P. Graf Shauna J. Stuppia B: Benjamin Cleary S: Salvatore A. Cognata, Trustee S: Pamela L. Harritos 458-460 EASTERN AVE. U:16 $102,000 S: Uri R. Klement and Helena 10 LISA RD. B: DP Wentworth, L.L.C. for CCC Financial Trust $210,000 $145,000 Klement 32 OAKWOOD AVE. B: Amadou Ndiaye S: Shelley K. Plumer B: Maria Salzillo and Raffaele 3 OAKLAND PARK. Salzillo $455,000 S: William Robin, L.L.C. COLGATE RD. B: Danielle Bacon 87 W. NEPTUNE ST. $50,000 $475,000 S: Anna M. Tiffany $385,000 B: Marenglen Zepaj S: Robert Abisso and Kathleen 69 EDGE HILL RD. B: Tower Sch In Marblehead Abisso $300,000 B: Beatrice Tamukong-Chanson S: Marblehead Town Of S: Paul R. Hardy and Christine M. 21 LIVINGSTON DR. S: Joseph Heywood Hardy $401,000 B: John F. Ring and Cathy L. Ring 5 SEMINOLE ST. S: Leo Ring and Elizabeth Ring 22 COUNTRYSIDE LN. B: Robert K. Roach and Diane F. 42 WINDSOR AVE. 54 PARIS ST. Roach $300,000 $650,000 B: Edward Hernandez and Mirtha $315,000 B: Matthew Martini and Dana $498,000 S: Dorothy Eisenman 250 EUCLID AVE. B: Gilmar Deleon Suero $297,000 Young B: Mumi Phan S: Stephan R. Marchand S: Newfront Properties, L.L.C. S: Huy Q. Phan 9 LOWE ST. S: Bowman Joseph C. Estate and B: Karen A. Winiarczyk Scott F. Bowman S: Vladimir Lessage and Sarah $245,000 10 WOODLAND ST. B: Andrew Gray and Jessica Charland-Lessage 8 CURTIS ST. 179 PARK ST. U:403 $365,000 $402,000 Fleuritus 27 SUSAN DR. $480,000 $451,000 B: Susan M. Greer B: Kathleen Conroy B: Chang Zhang and Yilong Hao S: Tate D. Shippen 38-54 EXCHANGE ST. S: Paul R. MacInnes and Denise B: Michele A. Monaco S: Grayce E. Arthur S: Stephanie Caffrey $945,000 MacInnes 22 LYNNFIELD ST. S: William Blake and Robin B. B: Lynn Landmark, L.L.C. $239,500 Serra S: Exchange&Mount Vernon, 53 GLENDALE RD. 14 RALPH ST. LYNNFIELD $449,000 $445,500 B: Mary R. Burbridge, Trustee for L.L.C. Victory Realty Trust B: Shirley A. Barbera B: Maria Alimova SWAMPSCOTT 55 PARSONS AVE. S: Christopher A. Leitao and S: Crystal Papanickolas, Trustee 8 FALLS ST. S: Karina V. Assiter for Conway Financial Trust $316,000 $1,224,900 Audrey J. Leitao 267 HUMPHREY ST. U:2 B: Richard C. Lynds and Jeanine $1,950,000 B: Alicia Vasquez and Fernando M. Lynds 26 STONY BROOK RD. U:A. 274 LYNNFIELD ST. B: Linda M. Fennell Vasquez S: Lynnfield Meadows, L.L.C. $305,000 20 ROOSEVELT RD. $272,500 S: Humphrey Development, S: Thomas D. Caliri and Phyllis A. B: Zoila Torres-Feldman and $877,000 B: Geoffrey Titherington L.L.C. Caliri 62 PARSONS AVE. Lawrence Feldman B: Janna Melzer and Charles S: Robert H. Cucurull $1,147,000 S: Thomas R. Leboeuf and Lisa Sutera III 2-4 HURON ST. 62 GOLDTHWAIT ST. B: Adam V. Piantedosi and Sarah W. Leboeuf S: John D. Pasquale 500 NORTHSHORE RD. U:9B. $390,000 $205,000 J. Piantedosi $230,000 B: Becker-Potter Investments B: 300 Highland Avenue, L.L.C. S: Lynnfield Meadows, L.L.C. 7 TEDESCO ST. 109 WATERVALE RD. B: Brian Linehan S: Jay A. Perault and Erin J. S: Victor Scalona $490,000 $660,000 S: Robert F. Stenberg and Claire Deroche 14 ROCKWOOD RD. B: Christopher A. Leitao and B: Lowell Gilvin and Teresa L. Richard-Stenberg 35 HAMILTON AVE. $415,000 Audrey J. Leitao Gilvin 1 LORING AVE. U:412 $344,300 B: Paul M. Muniz and Jennifer M. S: Carol Sudnovsky and Henry S: Joseph White 8 RAINBOW RD. $301,500 B: Klaus R. Morgenstern and Muniz Sudnovsky $327,500 B: Andrea C. Liftman Belen Reyes-Avila S: Patricia Soto 10 WOLCOTT ST. B: Michael MacDonald S: Mary G. Roberts, Trustee for S: Michael R. Jackson and Mark 4 WALDRON ST. $730,000 S: Gary M. Atkinson, Trustee Aliceanne B. Griffin Trust S. Chapman 1 SAUNDERS RD. $552,570 B: Der P. Derek-Van and Tara for Ljem Atkinson 2008 $661,000 B: Jonathan B. Sherman and Yacovitch International Realty Trust 47 MOUNTWOOD RD. 10 HOLLAND AVE. B: Ahmed H. Alattal Elizabeth J. Sherman S: Frank E. Masci, Trustee for $420,000 $50,000 S: John P. Tamasi, Trustee for 1 S: Cathereine L. Marenghi Wolcott Realty Trust 76 RUSSELL ST. B: Michael Snitkovsky B: Lynnshore Associates, L.L.C. Saunders Road Realty Trust $450,000 S: Marisa Barr-Rubin S: Gordon R. Hall, Trustee for MEDFORD B: 14 Hardy St. Peabody Rlty Holland 10 Realty Trust MALDEN NAHANT S: Mario Carnevale and Tammy 18 PRESTON CT. U:18 12 9TH ST. U:108 Carnevale $1,300,000 14 HOLLAND AVE. 20-30 DANIELS ST. U:102 $440,000 115 FLASH RD. B: Stephen Rima $687,500 $270,000 B: Brittany Zuroff $530,000 50 TRACEY ST. S: Jan P. Zonnenberg B: Lynnshore Associates, L.L.C. B: Matthew He S: Linda Cataldo and Shirley A. B: Harlan B. Harvey and Patrick $276,000 S: Gordon R. Hall, Trustee for S: Aaron G. Leung and Diane L. Knight N. Viglirolo B: Nathan Young and Jane Peters 11 SUTTON PL. U:11 Holland 14 Realty Trust Leung S: Matthew Martini and Dana S: W. Michael Harron $451,000 85 ARLINGTON ST. U:A. Young B: Igor Kozorez and Nataliya 18 HOLLAND AVE. 20-30 DANIELS ST. U:315 $602,500 75 WALNUT ST. U:216 Kozorez $687,500 $350,000 B: Elijah Irving and Stephanie M. 33-R GARDNER RD. U:2 $257,000 S: Joanne M. Pendleton B: Lynnshore Associates, L.L.C. B: Christine S. Cody Milewski $285,000 B: Carlos Deoliverira and R. S: Gordon R. Hall, Trustee for S: Anmol Wassan and Jennifer S: Geoffrey A. Walker and Tracey B: Widja Badal DeCassia-DeOliveira Source: Banker and Tradesman, Coolidge Arms Realty Trust Cooney-Wassan L. Mulligan-Walker S: Linda E. Salmon S: Connie Cheung bakerandtradesman.com