DRESSED for EXCESS “There Was a Lot of Bad Information Spewed by the School Committee Thursday Night,” Said Peter Caron

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 Aggregate result is space for Saugus CFO accuses

By Bridget Turcotte “These monthly gifts will be used to development with a mix of retail, of ce Lynn School ITEM STAFF bene t outdoor and indoor park and and housing space. recreation facilities, as well as help fund Aggregate has produced construction SAUGUS — Aggregate Industries has parks and recreation programs within materials on the site since the 1930s. agreed to provide cash to improve the Committee of town’s parks. the town of Saugus,” he said. “We have Today, it’s home to two asphalt plants, In exchange for a land reclamation a special grant gift account that will be a ready mix concrete plant, quarry- agreement for the quarry on Route 99, segregated only to use for those purpos- ing and crushing activities, said Erik ‘fuzzy math’ Aggregate will provide at least $36,000 es, without need for appropriation.” Muller, general manager. annually, plus additional fees per Last summer, the board of selectmen For more than a decade, Aggregate By Thomas Grillo truck load that may reach more than backed a plan to ll the 60-acre site at has worked with the town’s Aggregate and Bridget Turcotte $100,000 annually, said Town Manager 1821 Broadway. The Saugus Quarry ITEM STAFF SAUGUS, A7 Scott Crabtree. could be transformed into a commercial LYNN — One day after the school committee overwhelmingly rejected a move to transfer management of the schools’ maintenance staff from Inspectional Ser- Malden vices to the school department because of the costs, the city’s chief nancial of cer blasted the panel’s fuzzy math. mourns DRESSED FOR EXCESS “There was a lot of bad information spewed by the school committee Thursday night,” said Peter Caron. “If the schools take over custodial operations as they ex- couple’s ist today, the only cost to them is $1 mil- BY BILL BROTHERTON lion in health insurance. All the other talk about it costing another million here and death SALEM — Mercedes-Benz another million there is baloney.” Fashion Week is winding The controversy began last month when down in New York City and, in an attempt to capture $1 million in ad- in re once again, normal people ditional school spending and avoid a state are glaring at the designs penalty, Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy By Steve Freker and declaring “Who the engineered a plan to transfer supervision FOR THE ITEM hell would wear that?” of school custodians from City Hall to the MALDEN — Family But Christian Siria- school department. Earlier this week, the and neighbors of an el- no, Badgley Mischka, city council voted unanimously for the derly couple who died as Prabal Gurung and change. a result of a quick-moving other stars of the NYC But in a 6-1 vote Thursday, the school Valentine’s night re are show have nothing on committee rejected the home rule petition being joined by residents the designers display- that would make the transfer a reality. in mourning their loss. ing their creations at the The panel asked the city’s Beacon Hill del- As of Friday, Middlesex “WOW World of Wear- egation to deep six the proposal when it District Attorney of cials ableArt” exhibit at the reaches the State House. Only the mayor, had not yet identi ed Peabody Essex Muse- chairman of the school committee, voted the victims, described by um. Starting today, for the change. neighbors as a quiet cou- local fashionistas can “There are far too many questions for ple they said had lived in ogle and marvel at us to support this change,” said Patricia an apartment at 30 Per- Peter Wakeman’s Capano, a school committee member. “We kins Ave. for many years. “Chica Under still don’t know what it will cost us, we Perkins Avenue is in the Glass,” a glossy want answers. Can we afford it without city’s Bell Rock neighbor- hot pink creation depleting our budget? It would be short- hood, one street from the that’s made of sighted.” Everett line. berglass and State Rep. Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn), who The re was con ned to plywood, David also serves as a city councilor at-large, the couple’s home in the Walker’s supported the measure at the council four-unit complex. In a incredibly meeting. televised report, a neigh- poignant “I hope the issues get resolved in a way bor said the residences are “Beast in that bene ts everyone in the city,” he said. separated by brick walls, the Beauty,” State Rep. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn) a safety feature that may which is said he will wait to see the home rule peti- have helped stop the re made of maple, wood ve- tion arrive on Beacon Hill before he makes from spreading. neers and aluminum, and other a decision on how to vote. Fire of cials called the otherworldly works of art. Sen. Thomas M. McGee (D-Lynn), couple’s death a trage- The Peabody Essex is through a spokeswoman, did not respond dy, con rming reports the only east coast to an email seeking comment. that improper disposal of venue entrusted smoking materials was with displaying CFO, A7 the likely cause. these remark- The re started before able ensembles, midnight late Tuesday all wearable and swept through the artworks from INSIDE two- oor dwelling before New Zealand’s being extinguished by renowned In Opinion Malden re ghters. “WoW” design Shribman: Metaphors Inkling, Malden Fire Chief Kev- competition. gone wild! A4 in Finn said there were Gillian Using a range of no working smoke detec- Saunders, unexpected mate- In Medford tors or carbon monoxide New Zea- rials (vinyl! plastic! Man accused of possessing up to detectors at the re scene. land, courte- felt!) these visionaries $30G in fentanyl pleads not guilty. A6 Finn and State Fire Mar- sy of World of create extreme, exuberant shal Peter J. Ostroskey WearableArt ensembles that push the In Sports Limited. Tech girls, English boys basketball FIRE, A6 WEARABLE, A7 clinch tournament berths. B1 Saugus toasts veterans Pancakes, bacon Kasabuskis are and patriotism frozen in time By Thomas Grillo By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — More than ve dozen SAUGUS — In an event to honor veterans of World War II, Vietnam, veterans, the 10th Mountain Divi- Iraq and Afghanistan gathered Fri- sion Wounded Warriors sled hock- day for breakfast at the American ey team will play at the Kasabuski Legion Post 210 on Taylor Street. Arena Friday night. The weekly event attracts veter- “The rink is named after the ans and their wives for eggs, bacon, Kasabuski brothers who were sausage, cinnamon French toast killed in World War II,” said board North Shore and unlimited coffee for just $6. of selectmen member Scott Brazis. John Cannon, the group’s 64-year- “They were part of the 10th Moun- old cook who served on the USS tain Division. (The Warriors) want- has holes to ll Bowen in the Navy in the Vietnam ed to become an active participant con ict, said the breakfast was in anything having to do with that By Leah Dearborn A pot hole on launched ve years ago to bring arena. They’re coming all the way ITEM STAFF North Franklin vets together. from upstate New York to be there.” Street in Lynn. Rough roads in winter are a “I knew there were a lot of retired John and Walter Kasabuski were veterans that were sitting around killed in 1945. John was hit by fact of life. ITEM PHOTO | PHOTO | PAULA MULLER OWEN O’ROURKE doing nothing and we needed to do a grenade. Walter was with him But local public works depart- something to nd them,” he said. John Cannon cooks omelets to when he died. Twelve days later, ments are making an effort to We have just one rule: no politics.” order at the Friday breakfast Walter was shot. The brothers have put a freeze on potholes. for veterans at the American BREAKFAST, A7 Legion Post 210 in Saugus. KASABUSKIS, A7 POTHOLES, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 47° VOL. 139, ISSUE 63 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 39° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 OBITUARIES Carol A. Bannister, 80 Northern NE gets buried

SALEM — Carol Au- and his fiancé Kara, drey (Turcotte) Ban- Shaun Carrick and his in snow, and skiers love it nister, 80 years old, wife Laura, Michael passed away Feb. 14, LaChance, James By Lisa Rathke 2017 at her home Bannister and grand- ASSOCIATED PRESS surrounded by her daughter Macayla loving family. LaChance. She also BURKE, Vt. — The gods Daughter of the leaves her three great have answered the call of late Jere and Juliette grandchildren, Chloe, skiers, snowmobilers and (Cyr) Turcotte, and Caleb and Mellani dog mushers, dumping wife of the late Robert James Carrick; and her sister, Fran- mounds of snow in north- Bannister, Carol was born and cine (Turcotte) Pike and her ern New England follow- raised in Salem. She worked husband Richard of Estero, Fla. ing little snow last season for Parker Brothers and EG&G Service information: Visit- during the warmest winter until her retirement. ing hours for Carol will take on record in some spots. Carol had a true zest for place on Sunday, Feb. 19, The biggest snowstorms life. She was a loving and a 2017 from 3-7 p.m. at the of this season, followed by devoted mother and wife. Her MURPHY Funeral Home, 85 days of flurries, have un- greatest pleasure in life was Federal St. (corner of North loaded more than 2 feet of her children and grandchil- Street), Salem, MA 01970. A snow — higher amounts dren. She and her husband Mass of Christian burial will in the mountains — in enjoyed spending their sum- be celebrated at St. Thomas the past week across Ver- mers with their children at the Church on Monday at 10:30 mont, New Hampshire family cabin on Lake Winnipe- a.m. at 1 Margin St., Pea- and Maine. saukee. After her retirement, body, MA 01960. Interment “I haven’t seen skiing this Carol became a snowbird and will take place at Green- good in Vermont in over 20 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS spent her winters in Florida lawn Cemetery, 57 Orne St., years,” said Tom Luxon, of A snowboarder glides down a run at Burke Mountain Resort in East where she had a great group Salem, MA 01970. In lieu Norwich, on Thursday as of friends. She loved play- of flowers please consider he was leaving the slopes Burke, Vt., Thursday. ing cards and competing in making a memorial contri- at Burke Mountain. Mountain reported 20 Visits to Cannon Moun- friendly games. bution in Carol’s memory Brian Thompson drove ing events had to be post- inches overnight Wednes- tain Ski Area in Fran- Carol is survived by her son, to the American Cancer So- five hours from New Hav- poned, moved or canceled. day-Thursday. Robert Bannister of Salem; her ciety, P.O. Box 22478, Okla- en, Connecticut, to experi- This year couldn’t be conia, New Hampshire, daughter, Julie-Ann Carrick and homa City, OK 73123, or the ence the powder. more different. In the Moosehead Lake are up by 65 percent, and her husband Matthew of Pea- National Kidney Foundation, “It’s just been unreal,” A series of storms in the region in Maine’s snow snow cover is three times body, her daughter, Nadene 85 Astor Ave., Suite 2, Nor- he said of the conditions last week has pummeled belt a sled dog race that what it was last year at LaChance and her husband wood, MA 02062. For addi- at Burke. the region. The Maine had to be canceled last this time, spokesman Greg Kenneth of Peabody, her son, tional information or online The snow bounty comes town of Eastport reported year went on this month Keeler said. Mark Bannister and his wife guestbook please visit www. just a year after the region 69 inches in a 10-day peri- as scheduled. “It’s completely differ- Judith McCormack of Salem; MurphyFuneralHome.com or suffered one of its mildest od while the state’s largest “Obviously with no snow ent. People are excited. her grandsons, Brett Carrick call 978-744-0497. winters. Due to the warm- ski resorts, Sunday River it’s a challenge, but this We have been busy,” Kee- er conditions, ski resorts and Sugarloaf, reported year there was plenty,” ler said, adding that the were left scrambling for record-setting snowfalls said Karen Lewsen, of Christmas week numbers enough snow. Ice fishing for February, with 4 feet Greenville, Maine. “We’ve were some of the biggest Scott H. Robertson, 46 derbies and snowmobil- in the last week. Burke had 80 inches of snow.” in the resort’s history.

SOMERSWORTH, time with his children. State report: Massachusetts N.H. — Scott Howard In addition to his Robertson, age 46, of parents, he is survived Somersworth, N.H., by his children, Lillian formerly of Plymouth, and Boston Robert- opioid deaths continue to rise died suddenly at son of Plymouth; his Wentworth Douglass brother, Glenn T. Rob- By Bob Salsberg The report estimates a Gov. Charlie Baker said in either prescribed to them Hospital, Dover, N.H., ertson of Lynn; his ASSOCIATED PRESS 13 to 24 percent increase a statement. or they obtained illegally. on Tuesday, Feb. 14, former wife, Erin Rob- from the 1,579 confirmed Baker promised his ad- The latest report shows 2017. ertson of Plymouth; BOSTON — Uninten- and 154 suspected opi- ministration would con- a 15 percent reduction in Born in Lynn, Scott was the his partner, Krista Brown and tional opioid-related over- oid-related deaths in 2015. tinue to add treatment the total number of pre- son of Betty Jane Curran of her family, of Somersworth, and dose deaths likely rose for The annual number of fa- options for people suffer- scriptions written for opi- Peoria, Ariz., and George R. many nieces, nephews, aunts a sixth consecutive year tal overdoses was on track ing with addiction while oid painkillers in 2016, Robertson and his wife Barba- and uncles. in Massachusetts and fen- to have more than tripled supporting the efforts of compared to the previous ra of Stoneham. He was raised Service information: A me- tanyl played a role in as over a five-year period. law enforcement to “arrest year. in Swampscott and was a morial service will be held many as three-quarters of While 2016 brought a de- and convict drug traffick- State spending on addic- graduate of Swampscott High on Monday at 7 p.m. in the the fatalities, according to cline in deaths blamed on ers who prey on vulner- tion prevention and treat- School. Prior to moving to SOLIMINE Funeral Home, a new state report. heroin, it was offset by a able people, selling them ment has increased 50 Somersworth seven years ago, 426 Broadway (Route 129), The latest figures, re- corresponding increase in more and more deadly and percent since Baker took he had lived in Plymouth with Lynn. Relatives and friends leased Friday by the De- fentanyl-related overdose addictive substances.” office in January 2015, the his family for many years. are respectfully invited to partment of Public Health, deaths. Toxicology screens Last March, the gover- administration said. Scott had worked as a paint- attend. Memorial visitation show 1,465 confirmedshowed fentanyl — a pow- nor signed what he called During the first nine er for C&R Painting in Somer- Monday from 4-7 p.m. Direc- opioid-related deaths in erful synthetic opioid — the most comprehen- months of last year, the sworth. He was an avid fish- tions and guestbook at www. 2016, with another 469 to present in 75 percent of sive law in the nation to number of incidents in erman and enjoyed spending solimine.com. 562 deaths suspected to the fatalities, a percentage fight the opioid addiction which emergency respond- be from overdoses but still that has been rising sharp- scourge, including a sev- ers used Narcan, an over- awaiting final confirma- ly since mid-2015. en-day limit on first-time dose reversal drug, rose 47 tion. Deaths for the year “The opioid epidemic prescriptions for opiate percent compared to the James M. Shea could approach or exceed continues to threaten in- painkillers. People often same period in the previ- 2,000 despite renewed ef- dividuals and families all become addicted to heroin ous year, with figures not forts by the state to con- across Massachusetts and after first getting hooked yet available for the final NAHANT — Shea, the Massachusetts front the epidemic. the country,” Republican on painkillers that were quarter of 2016. James M., of Nahant, Chiefs of Police and formerly of Jamaica the Drug Enforce- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Plain, on Feb. 15, ment unit. James IN MEMORIAM 2017. enjoyed watching PHILIP C. BURNS HealeyON won’t HIS BIRTHDAY comply with Schneiderman of New 55-year-old woman was Police say a raid of Beloved father of the Red Sox and the HouseFEBRUARY panel’s 18, subpoena 2017 York also refused to com- traveling west when the Desmarais’ apartment Jill Shea and hus- Patriots but his true ply with a subpoena from vehicle went off the road, Thursday turned up bomb band Jeremy Gon- passion was race BOSTON (AP) — Mas- the panel last summer. hit the snowbank and making materials and salves of Dover. Dear horses, and over the sachusetts Attorney At issue is a probe rolled onto the roof. home-made explosives brother of Geraldine years owned more General Maura Healey’s the attorneys general The woman was pro- and other contraband. McVay of Falmouth. Cher- than 20. launched into wheth- nounced dead at the hos- Desmarais is due back ished grandfather of Jake and Service information: Fu- office says the Democrat will not comply with er Exxon-Mobil misled pital. She wasn’t immedi- in Northampton District Emma. Loving uncle of Ann neral arrangements under investors about man- ately identified. Court on Feb. 27 for a McVay and Janet Pratt. the direction of the PAUL another congressional made climate change. dangerousness hearing. James graduated from Bos- BUONFIGLIO & SONS-BRU- subpoena seeking records The company has in turn ton College High School and NO Funeral Home, 128 Re- about an investigation of Man charged with earned his degree at UMass vere St., Revere. A memori- Exxon-Mobil Corp. sued Healey and Schnei- detonating explosive devices 3-year-old boy dies in fire in TheRemembered Boston Globe forever by derman, calling their Amherst. al service will be held at a wife Ruthann, sons Philip multi-family Lowell home James served in the United later date. In lieu of flowers reportsand Brian, that and Healey grandchildren investigation politically NORTHAMPTON (AP) States Army during the Kore- donations can be made to receivedNicholas, the Violet, subpoena and Hazel motivated. — A 41-year-old man LOWELL (AP) — Au- an Conflict and received the the Disabled America Vet- on Thursday from the A spokeswoman for has been arraigned on thorities say a 3-year-old IN MEMORIAM House Science, Space and Healey says the House charges that he detonat- boy has died in a fire in Good PHILIPConduct C. BURNS Medal. erans, State House, IN MEMORIAM JamesON HIS workedBIRTHDAY in Room 546, Boston, TechnologyBEE (BERNARD) Committee, GRAY committee has no juris- ed explosives near an Lowell. corporateFEBRUARY security 18, 2017 for MA 02133. For guest chaired2013 ~ byFEBRUARY Republican 19 ~ 2017 diction over the state Easthampton pond. The blaze in the the Polaroid Company. book please visit www. TexasON HIS Rep. FOURTH Lamar ANNIVERSARY Smith. probe and called the Prosecutors say Bryan multi-family home on He was a member of Buonfiglio.com. Healey and Democratic subpoena “further harass- Desmarais of Easthamp- Parker Street was re- Attorney General Eric ment.” ton was ordered held ported at about 6:30 a.m. without bond Friday Friday. Woman dies after on charges including Fire Chief Jeffrey Win- WHAT’S OPEN/CLOSED ON PRESIDENTS DAY car hits snowbank throwing or exploding ward at first said the boy explosives, possession of had been rescued from Below is a list of what is open halls are closed. Schools are The Springfield Armory National BOURNE (AP) — A an incendiary device, and the building and taken and closed on President’s Day closed, and there is a weeklong Historic Site is open. Massachu- New Bedford woman is possession of ammunition to the hospital in critical (Monday, Feb. 20). winter vacation. setts state parks are open. dead after her car struck without a permit. condition. PostRemembered offices are forever closed. by State Massachusetts state courts Retailers are open. Liquor a snowbank in Bourne. Police say they began At a news conference wife Ruthann, sons Philip When someone you love dies, State police respond- investigating after receiv- later in the morning officesand Brian, are andclosed. grandchildren Federal of- are closed. The U.S. District storesyou are never open. quite getUPS over is it.open. ficesNicholas, are closed. Violet, andTown Hazel and city Court in Springfield is closed. FedExYou isjust open. slowly learnMost how banks to go are ed to the crash on state ing reports of explosions attended by Middlesex closed.on withoutCustomers them, butshould always check Route 25 at about 2:30 near Lower Mill Pond on District Attorney Marian keep them in your heart. p.m. on Thursday. Feb. 5 and authorities dis- Ryan, authorities con- withBee the is missed branch. by all who knew him IN MEMORIAM Police say a preliminary covered several detonated firmed that the child had BEE (BERNARD) GRAY 2013 ~ FEBRUARY 19 ~ 2017 IN MEMORIAM investigation shows the devices in the area. died. ON HIS FOURTH ANNIVERSARY PHILIP C. BURNS IN MEMORIAM ON HIS BIRTHDAY ALICE T. MANIAS FEBRUARY 18, 2017 2008 ~ FEBRUARY 18 ~2017 LYNN BRIEF

LHAND to hold first-time Church St., Lynn. 10 Church St. to fill out homebuyer class The class will provide an application and pay helpful information on the registration fee of $50 Lynn Housing Authority topics including budget per individual or $75 per and Neighborhood De- and credit, mortgage couple. There is no online velopment (LHAND), in application process, registration available. appraisals, home inspec- The class is certified by Lovingly remembered and sadly partnership with Mayor When someone you love dies, missed by husband and family. Judith Flanagan Kennedy, tions, property insurance, the Massachusetts Home- you never quite get over it. You just slowly learn how to go Remembered forever by will present a first-time down-payment assistance ownership Collaborative. on without them, but always wife Ruthann, sons Philip homebuyer class on March and deleading. For more information or keep them in your heart. and Brian, and grandchildren 25 and 26 from 8:30 a.m. Participants must call 781-581-8600 or visit Bee is missed by all who knew him Nicholas, Violet, and Hazel to 2:30 p.m. at LHAND, 10 pre-register by going to www.lhand.org IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM ALICE T. MANIAS BEE (BERNARD) GRAY 2008 ~ FEBRUARY 18 ~2017 2013 ~ FEBRUARY 19 ~ 2017 ON HIS FOURTH ANNIVERSARY

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by husband and family.

When someone you love dies, you never quite get over it. You just slowly learn how to go on without them, but always keep them in your heart. Bee is missed by all who knew him

IN MEMORIAM ALICE T. MANIAS 2008 ~ FEBRUARY 18 ~2017

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by husband and family. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Hitler’s phone is up for auction; bids

110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 to start at $100G Lynn, MA 01903 CHESAPEAKE CITY, mass destruction,” not- Customer Service Md. (AP) — A Maryland ing that the orders Hitler Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. auction house is selling a gave over the phone took Connecting telephone owned by Adolf many lives. All Departments: Hitler. He says the seller and 781-593-7700 Bill Panagopulos of Al- auction house hope it ends Ext. 2 exander Historical Auc- up in a museum, where peo- Classi ed Advertising tions in Chesapeake City ple who see it “really under- classi [email protected] says occupying Russian stand what extreme fascist Subscriptions officers gave the phone thinking can bring about.” [email protected] to Brig. Sir Ralph Rayner According to an online Circulation during a visit to Hitler’s catalog, the auction house [email protected] Berlin bunker. Rayner’s says the handset of the Ext. 3 son is now selling the red phone must be rotated Newsroom phone with a Nazi party almost 60 degrees before [email protected] symbol and Hitler’s name it can be lifted out of its [email protected] engraved on the back. cradle. The phone is estimated This feature kept the Ext. 4 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sports at $200,000 to $300,000 handset from shaking [email protected] A large eucalyptus tree toppled onto a carport, damaging vehicles in and Panagopulos says bid- loose while being trans- Ext. 5 Goleta, Calif., Friday. ding will start at $100,000 ported. The phone was this weekend. used in vehicles and Retail and Online Advertising Panagopulos considers trains as well as Hitler’s [email protected] Powerful storm brings risk the phone a “weapon of field headquarters. ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter, Jr. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 of flooding to California [email protected] Bob Gunther By John Antczak a pond in my patio. And city a tree brought down Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] my dog is starting to grow power lines as it fell on flippers so he can go out a car, and a person was Joseph Mastrorio III LOS ANGELES — A and do his business.” hospitalized for possible Vice President / Advertising and powerful Pacific storm Business Development, ext. 1315 Using ropes and inflat- electric shock, the Fire De- [email protected] blew into Southern and able boats, firefighters partment said. Central California on Ralph Mitchell rescued seven people and By mid-afternoon, hun- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 Friday with wind-driven two dogs from the Sepul- dreds of trees and dozens heavy rains, triggering res- [email protected] veda basin, a recreation of power lines had toppled cues, calls for evacuations, Patricia Whalen and flood-control area in the Los Angeles area. toppling trees and power Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 along the Los Angeles Riv- A 75-foot tree fell onto an [email protected] lines and disrupting travel er. One person was taken apartment building near and outdoor events. BUSINESS OFFICE to a hospital with a non- the University of Califor- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS With the storm feeding life- threatening injury. nia, Los Angeles, narrowly Beth Bresnahan on an atmospheric river An engraving of a swastika and Adolf Hitler’s Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 Mudslides and flooding missing someone who was name are seen on the back of Hitler’s person- [email protected] of moisture stretching far out into the Pacific, pre- partially closed a section in bed, fire officials said. al traveling telephone at Alexander Historical Susan J. Conti cautionary evacuations of of freeway and the Pacific Four of the six apartments Auctions in Chesapeake City, Md., Friday. Controller, ext. 1288 Coast Highway in beach have been declared unsafe [email protected] homes in some neighbor- hoods were requested due areas. to enter, leaving 16 college Ted Grant The storm took aim at students evacuated or un- Publisher, ext. 1234 to the potential for mud- John Glenn’s widow [email protected] slides and debris flows. Southern California but able to return home. also spread precipitation Another tree smashed a Marian Kinney Numerous arriving and ext. 1212 departing flights were de- north into the San Joa- carport and vehicles in the turns 97, says she [email protected] layed or canceled at the quin Valley and up to San Santa Barbara suburb of Will Kraft state’s airports, including Francisco. It was not ex- Goleta. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 more than 300 alone at pected to bring significant Knott’s Berry Farm misses him ‘terribly’ [email protected] Los Angeles International rain in the far north where amusement park in Or- Jennifer Perez Airport. damage to spillways of the ange County closed be- By Julie Carr Smyth nothing I can do about it.” ext. 1205 “It’s crazy,” said Robin Lake Oroville dam forced cause the weather. High ASSOCIATED PRESS John Glenn’s body lay in [email protected] evacuation of 188,000 peo- surf pounded beaches. repose at the Ohio State- Johnson, an academic ad- COLUMBUS, Ohio — Carolina Trujillo ple last weekend. Rain fell in some areas house before a public viser at the University of John Glenn’s widow says Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 The National Weather at rates up to three quar- service attended by hun- [email protected] California, Santa Barba- she misses him “terribly” Service said it could end up ters of an inch per hour dreds, including the U.S. Jim Wilson ra. “It’s just pouring down and was touched by the being the strongest storm and wind gusts hit 55 mph vice president, current Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 rain. The wind is just go- outpouring of love and to hit Southern California in the Malibu hills, the and former Ohio gover- [email protected] ing nuts.” support when he died two since January 1995. weather service said. nors and other dignitaries. CIRCULATION “At one point the wind months ago. Rain and wind wiped Total rainfall predictions “Wasn’t that special? I Lisa Mahmoud was so strong I’m sur- Annie Glenn turned 97 out play in golf’s Genesis ranged from 2 inches to didn’t expect that at all,” she Manager, ext. 1239 prised it didn’t blow my on Friday. On Thursday, [email protected] 6 inches on the coast and said. “It was very touching.” windows out,” retiree Open at the Riviera Coun- she made her first public from 5 inches to 10 inch- Annie Glenn couldn’t CLASSIFIED Phoenix Hocking said in try Club in Los Angeles, appearance since her hus- a Facebook message from where a eucalyptus tree es in foothills and coastal quite say how her public Abbe Young Smith band’s memorial service, pace may change now that Manager, ext. 1276 Carpinteria. “I now have cracked. Elsewhere in the mountain. a reception at Ohio State [email protected] John is gone and she has University’s John Glenn recovered after a recent fall. Kerry Smith College of Public Affairs. “We always went to Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 Immigrant haven of Miami-Dade [email protected] John Glenn, the first things together, and so American to orbit Earth, it’s simply ...,” she said, NEWSROOM votes against sanctuary status died Dec. 8 at the age of 95. reflecting. “I just can’t ex- Bill Brotherton Annie Glenn told The plain to you what I have to Features Editor ext. 1338 Associated Press that go through.” [email protected] By Adriana Gomez Licon losing her husband of 73 Glenn said she fell about Gayla Cawley ASSOCIATED PRESS years has been difficult. a month ago and has been Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] “Oh, gosh. It’s just awful, recovering from the pain MIAMI — County because we’ve known each of three broken ribs and Cheryl Charles commissioners in immi- Night Editor, ext. 1278 other since we were 2 years compressed vertebrae. [email protected] grant-rich Miami-Dade old, and he and I, we were She said she was “out and voted Friday to uphold Leah M. Dearborn both on the same side, he about” and hurrying when Reporter, ext. 1317 their Cuban-born mayor’s was always helping me, she slipped. [email protected] order to cooperate with with the kids and every- On Thursday, she moved Thomas Grillo federal immigration offi- thing,” she said. “I really slowly, but on her own, us- Reporter, ext. 1264 cials, drawing shouts of miss him terribly. There’s ing a walker. [email protected] “shame on you” from those Spenser Hasak hoping to make their com- Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 munity a sanctuary city. [email protected] Though it’s the only U.S. Thor Jourgensen county where more than News Editor, ext. 1267 half the population is for- [email protected] eign-born, Miami-Dade Steve Krause PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sports Editor, ext. 1229 has bucked a trend among [email protected] some cities that have Nora Sandigo Otero, center, comforts Yardley Katie Morrison sought to defy federal im- Vanegas, left, and Sherley Ramirez, children Sports Reporter migration crackdowns out under her legal guardianship, as they leave the [email protected] of sympathy with their Miami-Dade County hearing Friday. Owen O’Rourke large migrant populations. Photographer, ext. 1224 The commissioners, vot- as children, construction of our community.” [email protected] ing 9-3, backed the order workers, lawyers and The debate has high- Anne Marie Tobin of Mayor Carlos Gimenez rights activists. lighted a divide between Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 that was delivered af- At one point, four school- Cuban-Americans and im- [email protected] ter the administration of age girls and a boy stepped migrants from other coun- Bridget Turcotte President Donald Trump up to the podium holding Reporter, ext. 1269 tries, stemming largely [email protected] threatened to withhold hands with Nora Sandigo, from a former immigration federal funding from the who has a foundation that David Wilson policy that gave preferen- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 so-called sanctuary cities. helps and houses children tial treatment to Cubans [email protected] “This is a country that whose parents have been fleeing the island’s com- Ryan York opened arms to everyone, deported. munist government. 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E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Metaphors gone wild! Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J News Editor Gordon R. Hall Of all the moving parts in the W J. K Monica Connell Healey Trump era — the changes in the Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton American diplomatic and military J N. W Michael H. Shanahan profile, the challenges the new pres- Chief Operating O cer Chairman ident is hurling at the judiciary, the P tensions between the legislative and Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 executive branches, the dramatic Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 stylistic changes in the presidency, Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ranging from shiny ties to Twitter Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 outbursts — none may be in such fu- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 rious motion as the two parties, the Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 steady rocks of our political system Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 for more than a century and a half. For decades these two parties have John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 been cairns in our national passage, providing time-honored guideposts in our politics and actually serving as ideological shorthand. We knew Republicans as taciturn (Calvin Coolidge), stoic (Robert A. Taft), deliberate (Robert J. Dole), frugal (Judd Gregg), generally conserva- EDITORIAL tive. We knew Democrats as loqua- cious (Hubert H. Humphrey), emotional (Mario M. Cuomo), sometimes unpredictable (Lyndon Johnson), Trump’s aides’ contacts spendthrift (Edward M. Kennedy), generally liberal. Much of that is changing in the era with Russia threaten of Donald J. Trump, who once was a Democrat and thus — we will not use this metaphor promiscuously American security with this president — might be considered a bridge figure, though it is It’s not about the leaks. also possible that he is no more than No matter how President Donald Trump and a detour sign. And of course those some congressional Republicans tried to spin it on stereotypes have been undergoing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS changes for some time; Newt Gin- Wednesday, the scandal behind Michael T. Flynn’s President Donald Trump speaks at the Boeing South Carolina resignation as national security adviser is this: Ac- grich isn’t taciturn, isn’t stoic, isn’t deliberate and isn’t always frugal, facility in North Charleston, S.C., Friday, where he went to see cording to The New York Times, key advisers to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Trump, including Flynn, were in regular contact and he was perhaps the greatest with Russian intelligence officers during the 2016 transitional figure in modern Re- presidential campaign. Contacts continued until publican politics, maybe even more is committed to their twin passions, president when it means opposing at least three weeks before Trump’s inauguration so than Ronald Reagan. repealing Obamacare and overhaul- the very people who until recently Jan. 20. The truth is that Trump — so ing the tax code. were the foundation of their par- Flynn is not the victim here, nor is Trump, much formidable a figure in the United But the unspoken secret is that ty and the critical element of their as he embraces that role. On Monday, he deter- States today that he makes mixed these Republicans are wary of the constituency? Is there a danger in mined (after knowing about it for weeks) that Fly- metaphors unavoidable — is a gi- man at the podium, worried that he leaning too far left? Is there peril in nn had misled him. On Wednesday, he defended ant celestial body in the political will be diverted from the orchestral being an opposition party without Flynn as a “wonderful man” who had been mis- universe, warping the orbits of the score, horrified at the scat lines that a smidgen of loyalty? (That didn’t treated by the “fake media.” other planet. And chief among the emerge from deep within him, trou- hurt the Republicans in the Obama No, they are real media and this is a real prob- planets adjusting to new orbits, or bled that he might point his nucle- years, but is that a precedent worth ar baton at Iran or North Korea, or lem and it’s not about leaks. U.S. intelligence offi- perhaps careering out of long-estab- mimicking?) lished orbits, are the two parties. maybe even Canada, whose prime cials, rightfully concerned at Russia’s meddling in That’s without even considering Today’s Republicans are utterly minister’s trip was delayed while his the election and Trump’s cavalier attitude about Trump’s nominee for the Supreme unrecognizable, not only from the jetliner was de-iced. it, took their concerns to the Times and The Wash- Court, Neil M. Gorsuch, who is the ington Post. On Wednesday, at a joint appearance party of its current members’ fa- (Now there — de-icing — is a met- very portrait of a qualified high- with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, thers, but also unrecognizable from aphor that screams from beyond the court nominee even as he is the very Trump donned his familiar air of grievance. the party of only a few months ago. 49th parallel. Indeed the journey “From intelligence, papers are being leaked, Gone, for example, is the watchword of Justin Trudeau, who showed Mr. personification of the judicial im- things are being leaked,” Trump said. “It’s a crim- of George H.W. Bush, who made Trump that he had a deft hand at pulses the Democrats deplore. They inal action, criminal act, and it’s been going on for “prudent” a principle. Mr. Trump is Twitter by welcoming to Canada dare not support him, nor dare op- a long time before me, but now it’s really going on. less prudent than impulsive, which the migrants refused by the United pose him. Mr. Gorsuch’s declaration And people are trying to cover up for a terrible loss may be why he is president today States — was a mission of de-icing.) of independence in castigating the that the Democrats had under Hillary Clinton.” and Jeb Bush, prudence personified, The Democrats are no less con- president for his snipes at the ju- Nonsense. This is about the secret relationships is not. Neither Bush would have fused. They lost their New Deal base diciary may have given Democrats between a foreign power and the man who is now hurled a brush-back pitch — here to a billionaire in November with cover, especially the 10 senators president of the United States. This is about Rus- goes another metaphor for today’s hardly a fight — no nominee visits running for re-election next year in sian attempts to sway an election. This is informa- collection — at an Australian politi- at all to Wisconsin (FDR won it three states Trump carried. tion the American public deserves to know. cal leader, who would be more likely times), a curious obsession with ral- Do they cave and send him to the The Times interviewed four current and former to be invited for clam rolls at Ken- lies at universities whose audiences court for the next third of a centu- U.S. intelligence officers who said that in addition nebunkport than dressed down like were congenial, even adoring, but ry, or do they oppose him and fend to Flynn, former Trump campaign manager Paul some misbehaving child at Kenne- very likely abstaining on Election off accusations that the Democrats Day. They’re at a loss how to speak Manafort and former campaign aides Carter Page bunk Beach. have perfected the art of the Bork, a These new Republicans are danc- to their natural constituency. Their and Roger Stone “had repeated contacts with se- reference to their refusal to confirm ing to a new tune but don’t yet know top figures are about Chubby Check- nior Russian intelligence officials in the year be- Ronald Reagan’s nomination of Rob- its rhythms. During the campaign, er’s age. fore the election.” ert Bork to the court? Do they extend No evidence has surfaced that Trump’s people House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wiscon- And yet the passion is on the left, the congressional paralysis, explain- colluded with Russian intelligence on the cyber- sin performed a country reel with his with women marching, comedians ing their intransigence by arguing attacks on Democratic National Committee com- party’s nominee, dancing with him mocking, speakers barking, lawmak- puters. They said the FBI continues probing the but never venturing too close. Now ers posturing, maybe even senators the Republicans wouldn’t even con- findings of a controversial dossier compiled by a he’s performing the Twist as kind filibustering. It took Senate Majori- duct a hearing for Merrick B. Gar- well-regarded former British intelligence agent of a congressional version of Chub- ty Leader Mitch McConnell to trans- land, President Obama’s choice to who reported Moscow holds personally compro- by Checker (who now is 75 years form Sen. Elizabeth Warren into a replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who mising information about Trump. old). Washington is accustomed to cult figure in this era of the figure of died a year ago this month? House and Senate intelligence committees have these sorts of things; remember how speech. She’s now a legitimate pres- They don’t know the answer. But begun looking into the cyberattacks. Some Repub- the Johnson girls, Lynda and Luci, idential candidate, the sixth since the author of this piece knows that lican leaders, including Senate Majority Leader taught the 36th president — who fa- 1960 from Massachusetts, half of his column is a mess of metaphors. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Missouri Sen. vored the waltz and performed it on whom won nominations. He knows, too, that that itself is a Roy Blunt, a member of the intelligence commit- two separate occasions with Imelda The questions multiply for the metaphor. tee, have said it is likely that Flynn will be called Marcos — how to dance the Watusi Democrats, who likely will not an- to testify. It is legislators’ job to pursue this story as the Great Society fell apart? For swer them with anything approach- David Shribman is a Pulitzer fearlessly, wherever it leads and without partisan now, Ryan and his GOP dance part- ing unanimity: Prize-winning columnist. He is a favoritism. ners are happy that the president How do they square opposing the Swampscott High graduate. This is not about leaks, nor about Trump’s frag- ile ego. It’s about America’s security. Republicans would do well to remember the motto of Sen. John McCain’s 2008 GOP presidential campaign: “Country first.” The above editorial appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Thursday.

READERS’ FORUM Reader concerned about Greenwood plans To the Editor: The Swampscott Greenwood Avenue Associates have accomplished at least two things: They have cost the Swampscott taxpaying residents loads and loads of money, and they have thoroughly confused me. They object to a 41-unit building, with a smaller footprint than the present school. They object to a 28-unit building with a smaller footprint than the present school, claiming the size of the units is too large and does not fit into their neighborhood. Now I read in the Daily Item that they want to keep the old, huge school building. It is about time that this group becomes realistic about turning this property into a good-looking building that will bring some revenue to the town of Swampscott. Myron S. Stone Swampscott

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How- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Agency on Friday, giving ever, Pruitt has previously President Donald Trump expressed doubt about sci- Vice President Mike Pence speaks at the Repub- an eager partner to fulfill entific evidence showing lican congressional retreat in Philadelphia. his campaign pledge to that the planet is heating increase the use of plan- up and that humans are to et-warming fossil fuels. blame. Pence arrives in In six years as Okla- Pruitt’s nomination was homa’s attorney general, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vigorously opposed by en- Pruitt filed 14 lawsuits Supreme Court associate justice Samuel Alito, vironmental groups and Germany for talks challenging EPA regula- right, swears in Scott Pruitt as the EPA Admin- hundreds of current and tions that included limits istrator in Washington Friday. former EPA employees, on carbon emissions from who fear he will preside with world leaders coal-fired power plants. nation’s economy. their party’s narrow over massive budget and By Ken Thomas bers of the Bavarian Honor He also sued over the staff cuts. “EPA has made life hard Senate majority to push ASSOCIATED PRESS Guard and local dignitar- EPA’s recent expansion for families all across Pruitt’s confirmation de- “The biologists, scien- of water bodies regulated ies at Munich’s airport. On America,” said Sen. John spite calls from top Dem- tists, lab technicians, en- MUNICH — Making his Saturday, he will deliver a under the Clean Water Barrasso, R-Wyo., chair- ocrats to delay the vote gineers and other civil debut on the world stage, speech at the Munich Se- Act, a federal measure op- man of the Senate Envi- until requested emails are servants who work at the Vice President Mike Pence curity Conference and then posed by industries that EPA must be able to do ronment and Public Works released next week. is looking to reassure skep- meet with German Chan- would be forced to clean their jobs without politi- Committee. “The agen- Sen. Susan Collins of tical allies in Europe about cellor Angela Merkel. up polluted wastewater. cal interference or fear of U.S. foreign policy under cy has issued punishing Maine was the lone Re- Pence is also scheduled Pruitt’s supporters retribution,” said J. David President Donald Trump, regulations that caused publican vote against to sit down with the lead- cheered his confirmation, Cox Sr., president of the who has made his “America many hardworking Amer- Pruitt. Two Democrats ers of the Baltic States of hailing the 48-year-old American Federation of First” mantra a centerpiece icans to lose their jobs. from states with econo- Estonia, Latvia and Lithu- Republican lawyer as the Government Employees, a of his new administration. Mr. Pruitt will bring much mies heavily dependent on ania and Ukrainian Pres- ideal pick to roll back en- needed change.” fossil fuels crossed party labor union representing Pence arrived Friday in ident Petro Poroshenko — vironmental regulations The vote was 52-46 as lines to support Trump’s more than 9,000 EPA em- Germany, his first overseas countries facing the threat they say are a drag on the Republican leaders used pick, Sens. Joe Manchin ployees. trip as vice president, on a mission to ease concerns of Russian aggression — about the U.S. commit- along with Turkish Prime ment to multinational in- Minister Binali Yildirim. DHS weighed National Guard stitutions like NATO and “These are pretty the European Union. The blunt-spoken people and visit, which will include a they are very nervous. stop in Brussels on Sunday Pence is looking like an for immigration roundups and Monday, comes amid adult,” said James Jeffrey, worries in Europe about a U.S. ambassador to Iraq during the Obama adminis- nia, Arizona, New Mexico Russian aggression, and By Garance Burke tration and a distinguished ASSOCIATED PRESS and Texas — but it also amid lingering questions fellow at the Washington encompasses seven states about Trump’s relation- Institute for Near East The Trump administra- contiguous to those four ship with Russian Presi- Policy. “The question is will tion considered a propos- — Oregon, Nevada, Utah, dent Vladimir Putin and Trump listen to him?” al to mobilize as many as Colorado, Oklahoma, Ar- whether the new president Pence was also expected 100,000 National Guard kansas and Louisiana. may promote isolationist to meet with the leaders troops to round up un- White House spokesman tendencies. of Iraq and Afghanistan, authorized immigrants, Sean Spicer said Friday The dismissal of Trump’s where the U.S. is em- including millions living the document was “not a national security adviser, broiled in two separate nowhere near the Mexi- White House document.” retired Gen. Michael Flynn, wars. In the earliest days co border, according to a “There is no effort to do has also put Pence and his of his presidency, Trump draft memo obtained by what is potentially sug- stature within the adminis- declared his intention to The Associated Press. gested,” he said. Spicer tration under new scrutiny. fight and defeat the Islamic Staffers in the U.S. De- called the AP report “100 Flynn was forced to resign State group. But he also re- partment of Homeland Se- percent not true,” adding Monday following reports marked that the U.S. may curity said they had been that there was “no effort he misled Pence about con- get a second chance to take told by colleagues in two at all to utilize the Nation- tacts with a Russian diplo- Iraqi oil as compensation DHS departments that the al Guard to round up un- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mat, which the vice president learned about through for its efforts in the war- proposal was still being con- authorized immigrants.” Members of the National Guard patrol along media accounts. torn country, a notion re- sidered as recently as Feb. The AP had sought the Rio Grande at the Texas-Mexico border in Landing on a cold, rainy buffed by Iraqi Prime Min- 10. A DHS official described comment from the White Rio Grande City, Texas. evening, Pence was greeted ister Haider al-Abadi, who the document as a very ear- House beginning Thurs- by about two dozen mem- will be meeting with Pence. ly draft that was not seri- day and DHS earlier Fri- used as broadly or as far Also dated Jan. 25, the ously considered and never day and had not received a north. draft memo says partic- brought to Homeland Secu- response from either. The memo was addressed ipating troops would be Stocks inch to new rity Secretary John Kelly Governors in the 11 to the then-acting heads authorized “to perform the for approval. states would have had a of U.S. Immigration and functions of an immigra- The 11-page document choice whether to have Customs Enforcement and tion officer in relation to records; S&P 500 calls for the unprecedent- their guard troops par- U.S. Customs and Border the investigation, appre- ed militarization of immi- ticipate, according to the Protection. It would have hension and detention of gration enforcement as far memo, which bears the served as guidance to im- aliens in the United States.” up 4 straight weeks north as Portland, Oregon, name of Kelly, a retired plement the wide-ranging It describes how the troops and as far east as New Or- four-star Marine general. executive order on immi- would be activated under a By Stan Choe JJ Kinahan, chief market leans, La. The document While National Guard gration and border securi- revived state-federal part- ASSOCIATED PRESS strategist at TD Ameri- can be accessed at http:// personnel have been used ty that President Donald nership program, and states trade. apne.ws/2l1Dj0k. to assist with immigra- Trump signed Jan. 25. that personnel would be au- NEW YORK — Stock “People don’t want un- Four states that border tion-related missions on Such memos are routinely thorized to conduct searches indexes inched ahead to necessary risk heading on Mexico were included the U.S.-Mexico border be- issued to supplement exec- and identify and arrest any record highs Friday, bare- into a three-day week- in the proposal — Califor- fore, they have never been utive orders. unauthorized immigrants. ly, after a late-afternoon end,” he said. “This is more push erased losses from about taking off risk than earlier in the day. It caps about aggressive selling.” the fourth straight week U.S. markets will be President Trump leaps back into of gains for the Standard closed Monday for Presi- & Poor’s 500 index, its dents Day. longest such streak since Kinahan pointed to rela- campaign mode, raps media anew July. tive calmness in the mar- Reports through the kets for the VIX index, By Catherine Lucey week showed that the which measures expecta- ASSOCIATED PRESS economy is improving tions for upcoming volatil- and corporate profits are NORTH CHARLESTON, growing more quickly ity in the S&P 500, and for S.C. — Hoping to shift at- than analysts expected. gold, a traditional landing tention from his troubled The encouraging data, spot when investors are White House, President along with hopes for low- nervous. Donald Trump hit the road er taxes and other busi- Kraft Heinz surged to Friday to deliver a pep talk ness-friendly policies from the biggest gain in the to American workers and S&P 500 after it made an the rest of the nation, res- Washington, pushed the S&P 500 to a 1.5 percent offer to buy European con- urrecting the jobs promises sumer goods giant Uni- that powered his election rise last week, its best weekly performance since lever. Unilever rejected victory and pledging in a the bid, which offered 18 campaign-style rally to the first week of January. The S&P 500 rose 3.94 percent more than where “unleash the power of the Unilever’s shares closed American spirit.” points Friday, or 0.2 percent, to 2,351.16. The Dow on Thursday, and called it But he was only a few too low. hours away from the tur- Jones industrial average PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kraft Heinz, which is moil he has stirred in Wash- edged up by 4.28 points, behind the Lunchables ington when he swerved President Donald Trump waves in front of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner while less than 0.1 percent, to and Oscar Mayer brands, from that positive message visiting the Boeing South Carolina facility in North Charleston, S.C., Friday. 20,624.05 and also set a jumped $9.37, or 10.7 per- to escalate his complaints record. The Nasdaq rose about news coverage of his He took a more upbeat central Florida, a change with chants of “USA, USA.” 23.68, or 0.4 percent, to cent, to $96.65. U.S.-listed young administration. tack in South Carolina. of scenery that marks an The president, who owns 5,838.58, its own all-time shares of Unilever, which “The FAKENEWS me- “We love our workers and effort to galvanize a month- an airplane but now travels high. sells Breyers ice cream dia ... is not my enemy, it is we are going to protect our old White House that has exclusively on government Slightly more stocks fell and Dove soap, surged the enemy of the American workers,” Trump declared been buffeted by crisis and aircraft, praised the Boe- than rose on the New York $5.96, or 14 percent, to People!” he exclaimed on at a Boeing plant where paralyzed by dysfunction. ing jetliner as “an amazing Stock Exchange. $48.53. Twitter, singling out The the company showed off The new president piece of art.” He noted that The last two days have Campbell Soup had the New York Times and TV its new 787-10 Dreamliner toured a 787-10 still under it’s made of carbon fiber, been lackluster for stocks, biggest drop in the S&P networks. His latest out- aircraft. “We are going to construction and, before seats 330 passengers, is 18 with the S&P 500 dipping 500 after the company burst came a day after he fight for jobs. We are going leaving, sat in the pilot’s feet longer than the previ- on Thursday, in compari- surprised analysts by re- forcefully defended his ad- to fight for our families,” seat of a completed air- ous model and can fly for son to the strong run they porting weaker revenue ministration in a marathon he said in a reprise of the plane painted in contrast- half a day before landing. had been on. That slow- in its latest quarter than White House news confer- “America First” message ing shades of blue that “The name says it all. down was more a result a year earlier. Its earnings ence, brushing aside the from his campaign. formed the backdrop for Dreamliner, great name,” of investors looking to were better than Wall tumult, infighting among Trump is expected to his remarks. Some 5,000 Trump said. “Our coun- cash in some profits than Street had forecast, how- senior staff and setbacks in stick to the theme Saturday employees and others in- try is all about making on any fear or need to get ever. Shares fell $4.07, or courts and Congress. when he holds a big rally in side a hangar greeted him dreams come true.” out of the market, said 6.5 percent, to $58.48. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 117 Elliot St. #1, Beverly, was Man accused of possessing up to larly arrests, reflect police records. arrested at 3:42 p.m. Thursday In the event of a perceived inac- for concealing over $100 worth curacy, it is the sole responsibility of shoplifted merchandise. $30G in fentanyl pleads not guilty of the concerned party to contact Accidents By Steve Freker trict Attorney Marian than 10 grams of fentan- distribution operations, the relevant police department and FOR THE ITEM Ryan and cash bail was yl a crime. The seizure is like this one, in an effort have the department issue a no- A report of a motor vehicle set at $100,000. The next considered one of the larg- to get more illicit drugs off tice of correction to the Daily Item. accident at 6:25 a.m. Thurs- WOBURN — A 24-year- hearing in the case is est for fentanyl in Massa- our streets and out of our Corrections or clarifications will not day at 201S Andover St.; at old Medford man was scheduled for Feb. 28. chusetts last year. communities,” Ryan said 11:50 Thursday at 2 Johnson arraigned Thursday on be made without express notice of Prosecutors said Concep- Fentanyl can be lethal in a statement. Ave. and 82 Lynnfield St.; drug trafficking charges change from the arresting police cion-Soto was in possession at even very low levels, In the statement, Ryan at 12:59 a.m. Thursday on in connection with one of of about 336 grams of fen- according to the federal said the DA’s office “has department. Sewall Street; at 2:42 p.m. the largest seizures of the tanyl with a street value Drug Enforcement Ad- seen an increase in over- Thursday at 83 Margin St.; opioid drug fentanyl in the of $25,000-30,000 follow- ministration (DEA). doses including fatal over- LYNN at 3:42 p.m. Thursday at 309 state this past year. ing a motor vehicle stop by Illegal use of the syn- doses due in part to an Lowell St. and 2 Northshore Kelvin Concepcion-So- Medford police detectives thetic received national influx of heroin laced with Arrests Road; at 11:40 p.m. Thursday to pleaded not guilty in on Aug. 18, 2016 and a sub- attention after a spike in fentanyl.” on Centennial Drive. Middlesex Superior Court sequent search of the sus- drug overdose deaths. “Drug traffickers fre- Dario Mercedes, 59, of 7 A report of a motor vehicle to charges of traffick- pect’s Medford home. “Fentanyl is a very pow- quently mix fentanyl with Willow St., was arrested on accident with injuries at 7:05 ing fentanyl, possession Police allegedly found erful synthetic opioid that heroin, without the knowl- protective custody at 2:39 a.m. Thursday at 52 Warren with intent to distribute, cutting agents, plastic has been found in an in- edge of the buyer, putting p.m. Thursday. St. and 70 Endicott St. fentanyl; distribution of baggies and a digital scale creasing number of over- users at a greater risk of Octavio Sanabria was ar- fentanyl and cocaine pos- indicative of intended sale dose deaths across the overdose because of the rested on a warrant charge of Breaking and Entering session with intent to dis- of the drugs, according to state. As part of our multi- increased potency of the parole or probation violation tribute. prosecutors. pronged approach to this drug, which can be fatal at 4:17 p.m. Thursday. A report of a past breaking The case is being pros- A law passed last year epidemic, we continue to even in very low doses,” Donnell Skeen, 35, of 170 and entering at 8:33 p.m. ecuted by Middlesex Dis- makes trafficking more target large-scale drug Ryan said. S. Common St., was arrested Thursday at 6 Dearborn Road. on a warrant charge of Class B drug distribution. He was REVERE charged with unlicensed op- Sports doctor to stand trial for sexual assault eration of a motor vehicle, a Accidents straight warrant and an un- By Ed White registered motor vehicle. A report of a motor vehi- ASSOCIATED PRESS cle accident at 8:18 a.m. on MASON, Mich. — A Accidents Goldie Street; at 10:31 a.m. Thursday on Squire Road; at sports doctor who treated A report of a motor vehi- 11:36 a.m. on Broadway. female gymnasts at Mich- cle accident at 7:55 a.m. A report of a motor vehi- igan State University and Thursday at 64 Gardiner St.; cle hit and run at 2:58 p.m. USA Gymnastics was ordered to stand trial Friday at 8:07 a.m. Thursday on Go- Thursday at Sigourney Street after a woman described odridge Street; at 8:50 a.m. and Squire Road. Thursday at 175 Walnut St.; how he sexually abused at 10:32 a.m. Thursday at 52 Assault her for years during her Franklin St.; at 10:59 a.m. childhood. Thursday at 59 N. Franklin A report of an assault at Judge Donald Allen Jr. St.; at 1:51 p.m. Thursday at 8:31 a.m. Thursday on Thur- found there was enough Eastern and Glenwood Street; low Avenue. evidence to warrant a tri- at 2:42 p.m. Thursday at 77 al for Dr. Larry Nassar New Park St.; at 4:22 p.m. Breaking and Entering on charges of first-degree Thursday at 8 S. Common St.; criminal sexual conduct. at 6:22 p.m. Thursday at 86 A report of an attempt- Separately, dozens of Boston St.; at 7:47 a.m. Fri- ed breaking and entering at women and girls — many of them gymnasts — have day at Stanwood Street and 10:36 p.m. Thursday on Shir- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Western Avenue; at 7:58 a.m. ley Avenue. come forward and accused Nassar of molesting them Dr. Larry Nassar, center, and his attorneys, Shannon Smith and Matt Friday at Newhall and Saga- Newburg, listen to Judge Donald Allen Jr. rule that Nassar, a former more streets; at 8:21 a.m. Complaints when they went to him for Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics sports doctor, should A report of a motor vehicle treatment as far back as A report of a disturbance at the 1990s. He is also facing stand trial on sexual assault charges during a hearing Friday in Lan- accident with a personal in- 1:24 a.m. Thursday on Ocean jury at 7:28 a.m. Thursday at federal child porn charges. sing, Mich. Avenue; at 11:38 a.m. Thurs- WHO IS NASSAR? Boston and Cedar streets. day on Sears Street; at 3:50 stated. The timeline was age 6 until age 12 during “Either you’ve got it or A report of a police motor Nassar, 53, received a p.m. Thursday on Reservoir medical degree from Mich- changed after a report in family visits to his home you don’t. It’s very difficult vehicle accident at 11:15 Avenue; at 6:38 p.m. Thurs- igan State in 1993 and The Wall Street Journal. in Holt, near Lansing. She to fight and the penalties a.m. Thursday at Hamilton day on Campbell Avenue. returned to teach and be- In response to the delay, said he rubbed his genitals are severe,” former federal and Lawton avenues. A report of a complaint at come doctor for the wom- U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein on her and digitally pen- prosecutor John Smietanka A report of a motor vehi- 8:40 a.m. Thursday at Bell en’s gymnastics team. said Friday that she will etrated her, among other said of child porn charges. cle hit and run at 8:35 p.m. Circle; at 10:35 a.m. Thursday More than 80 percent of introduce legislation that things. She said Nassar lat- WHAT IS HAPPENING Thursday at 15 Pond St.; at on Squire Road; at 5:57 p.m. his patients were gym- would require Olympic er denied it. AT MICHIGAN STATE? 3:32 a.m. Friday at 22 Barrett Thursday on Revere Street; at nasts, dancers and cheer- national governing bodies “My parents chose to Nassar, who had a cam- St. #3; at 6:30 a.m. Friday at 7:40 p.m. Thursday on Lee leaders, including many to immediately report sex- believe him over me,” she pus clinic, was fired in 622 Eastern Ave. Burbank Highway. who didn’t go to MSU. ual abuse allegations to told the judge. September. Women’s gym- He also was a doctor authorities. The woman talked to nastics coach Kathie Klag- Breaking and Entering Theft for nearly 30 years with Nassar hasn’t comment- police last year after see- es suddenly quit Wednes- A report of breaking and en- Indianapolis-based USA ed directly on the allega- ing a newspaper report of day, a day after she was A report of larceny, forgery Gymnastics, which trains tions, but his lawyers have similar allegations against suspended for defending tering at 1:31 a.m. Thursday or fraud at 1:33 p.m. Thurs- at 10 Grover St. Olympians. He attended denied them. Nassar. Police are inves- Nassar during a team day on Glendale Street. team camps and meets WHAT ARE THE tigating more abuse com- meeting months ago. A report of past breaking A report of larceny at 7:58 and entering of a motor ve- all over the world. Nassar CRIMINAL CASES? plaints. There is no statute In lawsuits against the p.m. Thursday on Garfield Av- quit in 2015 after an inter- Nassar faces charges in of limitations in Michigan doctor, at least two women hicle at 5:38 p.m. at 17 W. enue. Baltimore St. #3; at 6:57 p.m. nal investigation related two cases so far, although for certain sex crimes com- said Klages downplayed at 186 Market St.; at 11:31 to a female athlete’s con- they’re not related to his mitted after 2001. their complaints about him p.m. at 50 Boston St. SAUGUS cerns about him. work with athletes. In federal court, Nassar when they were part of a The organization went The 25-year-old woman is charged with possess- gymnastics youth group at Complaints Accidents to federal authorities a who testified Friday said ing thousands of images MSU in the late 1990s. An month after the investi- her parents were friends of child pornography and attorney for the coach said A report of a disturbance A report by a walk-in of a gation began, not immedi- with Nassar and that he trying to destroy possible Klages would never put at 133 Chestnut St. #2R at past motor vehicle accident ately as it had previously repeatedly abused her from evidence. athletes in “harm’s way.” 1:28 a.m. Thursday; at 7:39 at 4:01 p.m. Thursday. a.m. at 9 S. Elm St. Thurs- day; at 1:48 Thursday at 34 Complaints Defrocked priest appears in court on 29 sex counts Hood St.; at 2:02 p.m. at 378 A report of large pothole at Chestnut St. #1; at 2:15 p.m. 2:38 p.m. Thursday at 213 YORK, Maine (AP) — A Maine on 29 counts of sex- two boys between 1985 impaired” by drugs. Thursday at 39 Buffum St.; at Walnut St. Department of former Roman Catholic ual misconduct. and 1988 in Kennebunk- Paquin was defrocked in 3:21 p.m. Thursday at 36 Flint public works will put a barrel priest who spent more Ronald Paquin appeared port. 2004 and freed from jail in St.; at 3:36 p.m. Thursday at over the hole. than a decade in a Massa- before a judge via video Police say the boys were 50 Central Ave.; at 3:48 p.m. chusetts prison for raping conference from jail on 11 and 14. Court doc- 2015. But now he is back Thursday at 20 Wheeler St.; Fire an altar boy has made an Friday. The 74-year-old is uments indicate one of in jail after being ordered at 5:26 p.m. Thursday at 126 initial court appearance in now accused of assaulting them was “substantially held on $50,000 bail. Union St. #17; at 6:09 p.m. A report of a car fire at 8:56 Thursday at 366 Western Ave. p.m. Wednesday at Square #3; at 6:27 p.m. Thursday at One Mall at 1201 Broadway. Malden mourns elderly couple’s death in fire 50 Central Ave.; at 8:28 p.m. Mall security reported a vehi- Thursday at 10 High Rock cle fire on the second floor of St.; at 11:58 Thursday at the parking garage. FIRE 501 Washington St. #311; at From A1 1:11 a.m. Friday at Commer- Theft stressed the need to in- cial and Summer streets; at stall and maintain smoke 2:25 a.m. Friday at 9 Surfside A report of a larceny at 3:34 alarms and CO2 detectors Road. p.m. Wednesday at 1504 Lewis O Gray Drive. for the sake of their safe- Theft A report of shoplifting at ty and to help protect the 4:46 p.m. Thursday at 1201 lives of their families. A report of a scam at 2:06 Broadway. An employee re- “This fire is a terrible p.m. Thursday at 9 Surfside ported roughly $4,000 in tragedy for the family and Road #9. merchandise was stolen. the community,” Finn said A report of a motor vehicle in a statement. “I urge theft at 2:49 p.m. at 725 SWAMPSCOTT every resident of Malden Western Ave. not to go to sleep unless A report of larceny at 3:29 Accidents all their smoke and CO p.m. at 60 Granite St. alarms are working.” A report of a motor vehi- The fire is being investi- PEABODY cle accident at 7:48 a.m. gated by the Malden fire Wednesday at Norfolk Avenue and police departments as Arrest and Paradise Road; at 10:02 well as by State Police as- p.m. Wednesday at Burrill and signed to the Fire Marshal Jason M. Modugno, 43, of Essex streets. and Middlesex District At- torney Marian Ryan. The fire started next to a couch in the first-floor living room. One victim Lynn Drug Task Force was found on the first Hotline floor and the other in a second-floor bathroom. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY The elderly male victim or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) was pronounced dead at Spanish menu available the scene while the wom- PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN an was rushed to an area All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. The scene of a fire at 30 Perkin Ave. in Malden on Thursday where an Callers may remain anonymous. hospital late Tuesday. She died Wednesday. elderly couple was killed. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 North Shore has holes to fill Kasabuskis are

POTHOLES too many while out driving ment. which has been out patch- From A1 on her own. She said the In Ward 7, Councilor Jay ing potholes three times frozen in time city Department of Public Walsh said that part of per week. Danny Diroche of Los V He said that while plenty Works (DPW) has quickly the difficulty in effectively children are invited to Tires & Auto Service on of streets still need serious KASABUSKIS patched any potholes she’s treating potholes before play in the game. Adap- Chestnut Street said he’s attention, the hot box was From A1 reported. spring comes from the fact tive sleds will be available one of the best investments seen a lot of weather-re- “It’s not as bad as a cou- that most hot top plants side-by-side grave mark- for different abilities that the department has made lated repairs in the wake ple of years ago, but there in the area tend to close ers at Riverside Cemetery. can either be pushed or in the past several years. of recent storms. are some,” said Ward 1 during the cold months. “The Warriors are very self-propelled. The league Arthur Graves, director “It’s everywhere, you Councilor Wayne Lozzi. “I Walsh said that in low will make an effort to ac- of Public Works in Mar- much looking forward to know,” he said about the would hope this is an aver- temperatures, a huge commodate all players. blehead, said potholes are honoring Walter and John cracks and crevices New age winter. Two years ago amount of energy is re- Saugus-Lynnfield Youth an inevitability in winter, Kasabuski, who made the England winters are noto- was pretty traumatic for a quired to keep the tar Hockey will donate a new but his department is also ultimate sacrifice while rious for creating. lot of city residents.” heated and prevent it ice hockey sled to the War- equipped with a hot box fighting for the 10th Diroche cited well-trav- Lozzi said the record from congealing. riors with an estimated and will respond when- Mountain Division in Eu- eled streets in Lynn like snowfall amounts of 2015 As a result, many commu- value of $2,500. ever they receive a com- rope in the closing days of Western Avenue and did serve as a learning ex- nities purchase hot boxes to Blades the Bear from the plaint. WWII,” said coach Mark Franklin Street as popu- perience for the city. store, haul and dispense Boston Bruins will be in “We get them, we’re try- McKenna, in a statement. lar places for potholes. He said Lynn is now small amounts of hot as- attendance. There will be ing to keep up with them,” “It will be our honor to Ward 5 City Councilor better equipped to handle a ceremonial puck-drop, a phalt for pavement repair. he said. play in an arena named Dianna Chakoutis said snow removal following Gino Cresta, Swamp- after the brothers.” Color Guard presentation she hasn’t had many com- changes to snow policy or- scott’s DPW director, said Leah Dearborn can be Hosted by Saugus-Lyn- and a performance of the National Anthem. plaints about holey roads dinances and the purchase the town purchased their reached at ldearborn@ nfield Youth Hockey, the Those interested in this winter, nor has she hit of more and better equip- own hot box last year, itemlive.com. event will begin at 4:50 playing or supporting the p.m. Two hours of sled event should contact Bob hockey with the Warriors Belyea at 781-233-8230. Pancakes, bacon and patriotism will follow. Finally, the Lynnfield High School and Bridget Turcotte can be Saugus High School teams reached at bturcotte@item- will face off at 8:20 p.m. live.com. Follow her on Disabled veterans and Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Aggregate result is space for Saugus

SAUGUS tion plan will be provided From A1 as part of the agreement. “They want to have a Post-Closure Committee to bigger involvement in develop a plan to reclaim the community,” Crabtree the quarry. The project, said. “It’s a huge benefit to be completed in three for the town and for our phases, will reuse 46 acres community.” over the next 15 years. Selectmen, the finance The site will be filled committee and Town using dredged materials, Meeting members all sup- blasted rock and soil. Ma- ported recent efforts to terials will be approved build a new playground by the Massachusetts at Veterans Memorial El- Department of Environ- ementary School, a park mental Protection and the and playground at Bris- Saugus Board of Health. tow Street Park, and new Aggregate is working tennis courts at Belmon- with town officials to de- te Middle School. The velop a master plan for monthly grants will fur- filling the quarry. The ther similar efforts, Crab- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER plan will lead to zoning tree said. amendments to encourage “One of my biggest prior- Claire Chalifor of Salem and Joseph Markowski of Saugus, a World War II veteran, enjoy break- mixed-use development. ities as town manager has fast Friday at American Legion Post 210 in Saugus. Zoning for the site allows been to improve the parks uses including contactors cloths that were packed Vietnam, said he looks for- Ladies Auxiliary, who and playgrounds within BREAKFAST yards, auto body work, the Town of Saugus,” he with vets and their fami- ward to Friday mornings. brought her two adult chil- From A1 car dealerships, commer- said. “This partnership lies. “Having this gives us dren and a friend, said the Frank Manning, the le- cial garages, self-storage with Aggregate will help “Our goal was to create a place to be,” he said. breakfast is some of best gion’s commander, spent a family atmosphere and “These are my peers who facilities and warehouse us achieve that goal. We fun she’ll have all week. 21 years in the Massa- we’ve done that,” he said. understand the prob- operations. Under the new are so thankful for their chusetts Army National “This is a family. In this lems veterans have and it “This is a great way to agreement, Aggregate will generosity and we look Guard where he led two room are three genera- means a lot to have some- get out and socialize,” she not pursue any of these forward to working with companies. In between tions. My son is a member one who understands.” said. uses. them and further better- bites of a blueberry muf- and he brings my grand- The breakfast is not just In addition to a master ing our community over fin, the 73-year-old vet son. This is unique.” for men. Thomas Grillo can be plan, a stormwater pollu- the next several years.” eyed the room and its six Joseph Dion, 74, who Shirley Bogdan, sec- reached at tgrillo@item- tables with white table- served in the Navy in retary treasurer of the live.com. CFO accuses Lynn School Peabody Essex Museum dressed for excess Committee of ‘fuzzy math’ WEARABLE Mexico the spines on these From A1 babies have earned anoth- CFO the transfer. They can only er name, manca caballo — From A1 make a recommendation. limits of wearability and horse crippler.” The mayor has un- creativity. Some are deadly seri- Michael Donovan, ISD til Thursday to decide “The best review I saw ous. Walker’s devastating director, said half of his whether to sign the home about the WOW competi- “Beast in the Beauty” is $14 million budget pays rule petition request and tion was ‘It makes Lady a tribute to women living the salaries of 57 custodi- send it along to the State Gaga look like a librari- with cancer that explores ans, a dozen maintenance House. an,’” said Lynda Hartigan, the ruination cancer treat- workers as well as for sup- Kennedy could not im- PEM’s curator of the exhi- ment has on the body. Ra- plies and maintenance. mediately be reached for bition. “These artists are diation symbols replace Caron insists that por- comment. pushing the limits of what the figure’s breasts, a tion of ISD’s budget, or Despite the custodian you can do as clothing and blond helmut represents $7 million, would go to transfer, the city is still how design can funda- chemo-induced baldness, the schools, and it will not dealing with other school mentally alter the human and a syringe, knife and cost the school commit- spending issues. Caron form.” IV stick out of the figure’s tee a dime more to do the reported a clerical error For some 30 years, the back. It’s striking. same job. that resulted in a signifi- WOW competition has PEM has teamed up Still, Capano said she cant underfunding to the attracted entries from a with Mass General Can- has no idea what it costs schools of about $1.6 mil- disparate international cer Center for “The Scarf for the afternoon shift of lion. He anticipates a sim- group of artisans — archi- Project: Nurturing the Tie custodians who are pri- ilar shortfall next year. tects, sculptors, costume Between Art & Healing.” vatized. She wanted to The health insurance designers, saddlemakers. For each scarf, designed know how much it would portion of the net school The works are unveiled by Amesbury artist Bon- be for the schools to hire formula was miscalcu- each year at a choreo- nie Ashmore, purchased their own custodial staff. lated using a head-count graphed awards show in in the PEM gift shop, an- “We want to make an in- method, he said which Wellington, New Zealand, other will be donated to a telligent comparison if it only includes individual for more than 50,000 peo- patient under care at the would benefit the citizens health insurance plans, ple. The 32 ensembles in Mass General facilities in of Lynn to have 40 new not the added costs of cov- the PEM exhibition have Boston and Danvers. Har- employees, but can we af- ering families. all won awards. tigan said this community ford it?” she said. “I’ve recommended to “This is not your typi- partnership is inspired Donovan said the cost of the mayor that the city cal fashion show. These by the WOW exhibition, the private company for seriously consider moving artists use the body as a which sponsors the Breast the p.m. shift is $1.5 mil- away from a self-insured blank canvas,” said Harti- Cancer research Fund in lion. But it would increase plan to a premium-based American Dream, Sarah Tomas, New Zealand, gan, who adds that these New Zealand. to $2.8 million in salary plan,” he said. “We would unorthodox artworks are courtesy of World of WearableArt Limited. “WOW” is presented as and benefits if the schools know what the cost would indeed wearable — models part of PEM’s fashion ini- hire their own workers. be for each employee ev- parade around in them at resemble Notre Dame Ca- often cars are described as tiative. It runs through But Caron insists such ery year. We would know the annual show — but it’s thedral in Paris. “Enter- female, so she decided to June 11. And while you’re an added expenditure is exactly how much money unlikely you’ll see anyone ing a church puts you in create a sassy car-woman,” at the museum, beat feet unnecessary. we would expect for insur- in the world wearing sim- a spiritual state of mind,” said Hartigan. to the blistering ongo- “If they choose to fire the ance costs for the coming ilar getups out in public. said Hartigan. “Christian- And there’s a section ing “Shoes: Pleasure and private company and hire year.” Even Lady Gaga, whose sen wondered if you would of “Bizarre Bras” that’ll Pain” exhibit that is open new custodians, that’s Of the $8.9 million in provocative meat dress on them,” he said. “But if have the same feeling of bring a smile to your face. until March 12. Many debt the city is committed drew gasps, would proba- they continue to use the spirituality” if you actual- Support and comfort is opening day festivities are to repaying in a four-year bly find them too wild. taking place today from 10 private afternoon service, period, Caron said. About Most of these designs tell ly wore the church. not the point here; these I would take the cash out “American Dream” by are out-there creations. a.m. to 5 p.m. Details at $900,000 has been repaid, individual stories. Lynne of ISD’s budget and put leaving two years to repay Sarah Thomas of New Zea- Mark Crocker’s “Hands www.PEM.org. Christiansen’s “Gothic it into the school budget. $8 million, he added. Habit” explores spiritu- land is whimsical, a chrome Off” is made of gleaming Bill Brotherton is The The net result is zero ex- ality, in the form of 2,300 and cherry-red sendup of kitchen utensils; Wendy Item’s Features editor. He tra costs for the schools.” Thomas Grillo can be individual laser-cut pieces femininity and car-cul- Moyer’s “Prickly Heat” is a can be reached at bbroth- Technically, the school reached at tgrillo@item- of felt and-wood made to ture. “She realized how cactus bra: “Watch out, in [email protected]. committee has no say in live.com. A8 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

The governor needs coffee PHOTOS | ANDREW BROWNING Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker visited the Breaking Grounds Cafe in Peabody. Breaking Grounds is a coffee shop run by Northeast Arc offering employment opportunities for people of all abilities.

The governor speaks to Breaking Grounds Cafe host Amanda Summit, of Lynn, while Breaking Grounds man- From left, Northeast Arc CEO Jo Ann Simons, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker ager Naomi Harty, of Amesbury, looks on. and Arc of Massachusetts CEO Leo Sarkissian.

No ‘Jersey Shore’ redux; beach town wary of new reality show Riches for stitches

COURTESY PHOTO The Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation awarded a $2,500 grant to Marshall Middle School for use in the school’s sewing and cooking classes. Pictured from left, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Cath- erine C. Latham, Marshall Principal Molly Cohen, Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Executive Director Laura Kurzrok, sewing teacher Paulette Kowalski and cooking teacher Mark McMahon. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jersey Shore cast members, from left, Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, Jenni “JWoww” Farley, Paul “Pauly D” Delvecchio, Deena Cortese, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola and Ni- Crab cradling cole “Snooki” Polizzi pose for photographers at a panel entitled “Love, Loss, (Gym, Tan) and Laundry: A Farewell to the Jersey Shore” in New York.

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. (AP) — Some works at one place,” Saddy said. “It’s residents of a shore town stung by MTV’s not as crazy as ‘Jersey Shore,’ and it’s a “Jersey Shore” are wary about plans by different audience and it’s a little older.” a bar featured in that series to hold a Bravo’s “Vanderpump Rules” is a casting call for a new reality show. spinoff of “The Real Housewives of The Bamboo Bar in Seaside Heights is Beverly Hills” about the staff of a West looking for “loud and fun” single people Hollywood restaurant. at a casting call Saturday. Borough Administrator Christopher The planned show is tentatively titled Vaz said Seaside Heights won’t support “I Love Summer” and would follow room- a series that depicts it negatively. He mates who work on the beach during the said the town is trying to move beyond day and at the bar at night, according to the raunchy image that “Jersey Shore” a Bamboo Bar social media posting. showed. Bamboo Bar owner John Saddy told “We’re not looking to promote a series the Asbury Park Press that it’s not as that contradicts our family image,” Vaz wild as “Jersey Shore,” which debuted said. in 2009 and focused on a group of young Saddy said he would not allow filming Italian-Americans at a New Jersey without the town’s permission. shore house. “We’re not at the permit stage,” Saddy “It’s basically a ‘Vanderpump Rules,’ said. “We want to get the OK from the East Coast version, where everybody show and then present it to the town.” COURTESY PHOTO Catch up with your favorite team Students handle crabs at Hood Elementary School. The Friends of in Item Sports! Lynn & Nahant Beach gave a $5,000 grant to the Northeastern Uni- versity Marine Science Center to support marine science programs 297 Broadway Lynn, MA. 01904 in Lynn Public Schools. Servicing all your Small Business Commercial Needs WANTED: Carpenters, Plumbers, Electricians, Cleaning Services and all Small Businesses We’ve got you covered SEND US YOUR STUFF • General Liability • Commercial Policies WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, • Worker’s Compensation PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR • Competitive Pricing The North Shore’s SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. best burgers! LUNCH SPECIAL! Quick Turnaround time for certi cates $9.50 Cheeseburger, Fries, 858 Western Ave., Lynn and Draft Beer ajameslynchinsurance.com 781-598-4700 781-596-2342 Today Only!

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AccuWeather, Inc. AccuWeather, ©2017 SPORTS B SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 GETTING IT DONE Tech takes Bulldogs down rival, top Big punches Blue, clinch ticket playoff spot By Katie Morrison ITEM STAFF By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — Needing a win in its nal game to make SWAMPSCOTT — The the state tournament, the spirit of Mike Carr was Lynn Tech girls basket- very much alive in the ball team had its collec- Richard Lynch Gymnasi- tive back against the wall, um at Swampscott High down 25-19 to rival Chel- Friday night. sea at halftime Friday. It was with English boys But the Tigers gave ev- basketball team, which erything they had over took care of business and the nal 16 minutes of defeated the Big Blue, 68- the last game of the reg- 43, to qualify for the MIAA ular season, outscoring tournament. Chelsea 27-12 in the sec- And it was with Swamp- ond half to grab the come- scott coach Justin Fucile, from-behind win and whose coaching career clinch a tournament berth included a stint as an as- for the rst time since sistant for Buzzy Barton 2008. at English, both he and “I think I’m still in Carr were assistants on shock, but I’m just so, so the staff. happy for them,” Tech Fucile acknowledged the coach Kaitlyn Wechsler connection, and the recent said. “It’s been a lot of death of Carr due to can- hard work, and the team cer, in a short speech pri- has been with me all or to the game in which along. he exhorted both teams “At halftime, we talk- to leave it all out on the ed, and we didn’t really court. Do that, he said, change anything bas- and the players would be ketball-wise,” Wechsler able to accept the result. added. “This is what we In a way, he got what wanted, and if we’re going he wanted. English ran to get it, we had to do the up and down the court as little things and play with ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON it built a huge lead from energy. That’s what we about the midway point Jamila Constantine scored 18 points for Tech Tommy Rijo gets off a jumper over the defense TECH, B2 against Chelsea Friday. of Sean Lahrizi, left, and A.J. Venuti. ENGLISH, B2 Luis ready to Solis’ 3-pointer lead Saugus sinks Magicians baseball By Gordon Vincent di chose to focus on the FOR THE ITEM competitive aspect of the By Harold Rivera game. ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — If "It's games like this that the Lynn Classical and help get you ready for the SAUGUS — Saugus High School an- Marblehead High boys state tournament," Giardi nounced on Thursday that Joe Luis has basketball teams meet in said. "We made some mis- been named as the new varsity baseball the state tournament in a takes that we have to cor- coach for the Sachems. few weeks, it's going to be rect, but we knew coming Luis, a Peabody native, is excited to be- hard for them to top the in that Classical is a very gin his new role as he takes over for for- drama and excitement of good team and that we mer coach Steve Freker. their game last night. were in for a battle." “I’m looking forward to the season,” Luis Edwin Solis drained a Dyrrell Rucker led the said. “I wanted the job so when I got it, it 3-pointer from the top of Rams with 16 points, put everything in perspective. I’m looking the key with 1.6 seconds while Edwin Solis had forward to getting started.” left to lift the Rams to a 14. Jaylen Johnson and Luis was a star on the diamond in his 61-58 win over the Ma- Erick Solis added 12 days at Peabody High as a catcher. He gicians Friday at a jam- each. Northeastern Con- went on to become a four-year starter packed Marblehead High ference MVP candidate and team captain for the baseball team at Field House. Derek Marino paced the UMass Lowell. "We wanted to win this Magicians with 24 points His professional career included a three- game bad because they're and nine rebounds, while year stint, from 1991-1993, in the minor one of the best teams in Patrick Bugler added 16 league system of the Boston Red Sox. the conference," said Solis. points. Bo Millett scored “You don’t see too many coaches that The result probably nine points and grabbed were catchers,” Luis said. “As a catcher, doesn't change the Div. 17 rebounds. you see that whole eld in front of you. You 2 North seeding for the Two free throws by Erick know where people are and should be mov- Rams (18-3; 15-1 North- Solis put the Rams ahead, ing. You’re also in the bullpen, listening to eastern Conference), who 58-48, with 2:44 left in the pitching coaches all the time. Those are are locked into the third game. Marblehead came the things that I’ve learned and I’ll teach seed, but the loss at least out of a timeout and em- to the kids at Saugus.” temporarily knocks Mar- ployed a press on Classi- After his stint with the Red Sox came to blehead (17-3; 15-1) out of cal, which got the Magi- an end, Luis returned to his alma mater the top spot in the bracket, cians back into the game as UMass Lowell’s catching and pitching a game behind Arlington. with a 10-0 run. Seamus coach in 1994. He remained in that role ITEM FILE PHOTO The defeat also ended Keaney swished a 3-point- until 1998, but has coached baseball at the Magicians' 16-game er from the left elbow with Edwin Solis hit a 3-pointer with 1.6 seconds left against win streak, but Marble- LUIS, B3 Marblehead Friday to give Classical a dramatic win. head coach Mike Giar- RAMS, B2 St. Mary’s sti es late Fenwick surge By Harold Rivera “I thought we played unbeliev- she rebounded the ball, broke ITEM STAFF able defense towards the end,” their press. We couldn’t have DeBaggis said. “This shows that gotten much more from her.” PEABODY — When the St. we have heart. We really gutted In the second quarter, Falayi Mary’s and Bishop Fenwick girls that one out for a while, which and Nazaire each hit a pair of basketball teams meet, a close we haven’t sometimes earlier free throws to give the Spartans game is usually in the cards. this year, so I was happy to see a 19-12 advantage with three That was the result Friday night that.” and a half minutes to play. Fen- at Fenwick as the Spartans The opening quarter featured wick answered with a 6-3 run fought off a late Crusaders surge sloppy play from both teams. St. but Christina Nowicki retaliated to notch a 49-44 win. Mary’s and Fenwick each com- with a three-pointer to put St. “We gutted it out,” St. Mary’s mitted turnovers and missed a Mary’s ahead, 25-18. That’s how coach Jeff Newhall said. “We number of free throw attempts, it stood at the half. made a lot of mistakes in that but the slight edge belonged to Nazaire hit a hook shot on the second half and that’s to Fen- the Spartans at 10-8. Temi Fa- opening possession of the third wick’s credit. They applied some layi and Olivia Nazaire each quarter, giving the Spartans a serious pressure to our guards, scored four points for the Spar- 27-18 cushion. With Fenwick we had trouble getting into what tans in the quarter. down nine points, and the Spar- we wanted to get into.” Falayi, who nished with 19 tans nding their rhythm, Sam Crusaders coach Adam De- points, earned her coach’s praise Mancinelli and Jaxson Nadeau Baggis was proud of his group’s after the win took center stage. effort. Every time it seemed as “I thought she (Falayi) was the With three and a half min- ITEM FILE PHOTO though St. Mary’s would pull best player on the court tonight, utes remaining in the period, away, Fenwick found a way to on both ends,” Newhall said. Temi Falayi got it done on both ends of the court for St. claw back in. “She scored, she blocked shots, ST. MARY’S, B2 Mary’s against Fenwick Friday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 Rams dash Magicians’ playoff hopes By Mike Alongi Espinal added nine points. Next up and Scot Cooper for the Witches is the Spartan Clas- FOR THE ITEM sic tournament at St. Mary’s High School on Wednesday. Needing to win their final game of Somerville 59, Peabody 42 the regular season to finish 10-10, For Peabody (13-7), Moisse and qualify for the state tourna- Irizarry had a double-double with ment, the Marblehead High girls’ 13 points and 11 rebounds, also add- basketball team battled for 32 min- ing four blocks. Matt D’Amato had utes but came up short, losing 38-30 eight points and Chubukem Onwuo- to Classical Friday. go had five points, six rebounds and “We competed for the entire game, four blocks. The Tanners are all done but we came up against a very good with the regular season and now team, and they got by us,” Magi- await the Division 1 North tourna- cians coach Wayne Hanscom said. ment seedings. “We overachieved all year, this team Tech 64, Minuteman 46 did this year, I think, we won nine Tech clinches the CAC Small out- games, which is great, but we want- right with the win. Belmin Berilo ed to win 10.” scored 10 points, David Davis added For Marblehead, their season ends eight points and Johnny Marino fin- at 9-11, while the home team Rams ished with seven. improve to 17-5, and wait for playoff “It was a good team win,” Tech seedings that will be announced Fri- coach Stevie Patrick said. “13 of our day, February 24. guys scored.” Classical coach Tom Sawyer said Tech finishes at 7-13, 7-1 in the his team has been solid on defense ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON CAC Small. all season, and Friday night against “It’s a wonderful thing,” Patrick Swampscott coach Justin Fucile delivers a pre- a desperate Marblehead team was ITEM FILE PHOTO said. “Us and the girls team, we’re game speech honoring Mike Carr. no exception. Paris Wilkey, left, led the Rams going to the state tournament to- “We didn’t score a heck of a lot of with 14 points Friday. gether. It’s a good thing for Lynn points tonight, but we scored enough Tech because it’s been a while. It to win,” Sawyer said. “All year long Lynnfield freshman Melissa Morel- English wraps for us it’s been the defense and to- li led the Pioneers with 11 points fol- took hard work.” night was no exception. We won 17 lowed by Passatempo with 10. Paige BOYS HOCKEY games overall this year which is Gouldthorpe had 11 points for New- St. Mary’s 4, Newburyport 1 Dante Maribito continued his up playoff berth great, the most we’ve won in a sea- buryport and Olivia Nelson, 10. The son since we were 20-0 way back in Clippers (10-8) qualified for the tour- strong season with two goals and an in 2003-2004.” nament with the win. Both teams have assist in a win over Newburyport in ENGLISH emotion after the game. For the Rams, junior Paris Wilkey two non-league games remaining. a make-up game from earlier this From B1 “When we started coach- led all scorers, dropping in 14 Malden 45, Saugus 44 season. Mike Zampanti and Colin ing together at English, of the first quarter, and points. Irianis Delgado, another of The Sachems put forth a great Reddy each had one goal and one as- our personalities gelled. Swampscott rallied late to the talented Rams’ junior forwards, effort, but lost on a buzzer-beat- sist in the win. I wish everybody had turn a 30-plus point English chipped in with 11 points. ing three-pointer against Malden The Spartans (13-5-1) have anoth- the chance to coach with lead to a 19-point edge be- Marblehead’s senior co-captains, on Friday night. Olivia Valente led er make-up game on Sunday after- Mike, to see the energy he fore the Blue tired out and Lindsay Walker and Ashley Stiles, Saugus with 12 points, while Taylor noon when they take on Andover at brought, to see his passion English put on a final spurt. were both playing their final game for Bogdanski had 10 points and Ales- Connery Rink. for the game.” “This is a tribute to the Magicians. Walker led her team sia Salzillo had nine points. TRACK For the first half, it Mike,” said acting English in scoring with 12 points, while Stiles The Sachems (15-6) will close out Division 5 state championships looked as if English was coach Steve Stranahan. contributed three points. The Magi- the regular season on Tuesday with St. Mary’s the only team with any “Everything that’s hap- cians’ other senior, point guard Mon- a home game against Swampscott. James Brumfield was the lone run- passion on the court — pened this year … kids tana Joyce, scored four points in her BOYS BASKETBALL ner representing the Spartans at the something that disturbed quitting, kids coming final game, and junior Hannah Garthe St. Mary’s 59, Bishop Fenwick 50 Division 5 state championships on Fucile greatly. back, coach having cancer, After Jake McIntire of put in 11 points for Marblehead. Jalen Echevarria had 14 points to Friday, placing in the top 10 in three and then coach going into Swampscott scored the GIRLS BASKETBALL lead the Spartans’ offense on Friday as events. Brumfield finished fourth in the hospital. And then, game’s first basket, English Newburyport 37, Lynnfield 34 St. Mary’s improved to 12-4 on the year. the high jump with a height of six our coach dying … to come ripped off the next 12. And The Pioneers (1-17) battled back Jonathan Mola contributed 13 points, feet even, then finished fifth in the through that and make by the end of the quarter, from a 10-point deficit at halftime while Stephen Fama had 12 points. 55-meter dash (6.77 seconds) and the tournament … it’s a it was 24-8 in favor of the to make it a game. Lynnfield trailed The Spartans will take on Malden 10th in the 55 hurdles (8.22). honor to coach these kids. Bulldogs. English couldn’t by 12 early in the third quarter, but Catholic on Sunday afternoon in the Bishop Fenwick A real honor.” keep that pace up for the junior Juliana Passatempo hit a pair Comcast Tournament at Malden Shawn Carlson, who was the No. Stranahan was Carr’s second quarter, but still of buckets to help fuel an 8-0 run Catholic High School. 1 seed in the 600-meter coming into closest friend and loyal managed to score 14 more that closed the gap to four. Beverly 59, Salem 52 states, took first place in the event points to Swampscott’s assistant. And he said he The Pioneers actually took the The Panthers improved to 11-7 on with a time of 1:23.56. seven, and the score at the was moved by Fucile’s ges- lead briefly with five minutes left in Friday night behind 14 points from Lynnfield break was 38-15. ture before the game. the game when junior guard Han- Kevin Morency. Toskany Abreu had Top-seeded runner Nick Kinnon “Ever since I took over, “I don’t know how he did nah Filipe buried a three to put 13 points and Pat Gavin contributed set a meet record in the 300-meter we’ve been talking on the it,” said Stranahan. “He Lynnfield up 30-29, but the Clippers 12 points. on Friday, finishing with a time of court, being engaged, and asked me before the game pulled out the win in the final sec- For Salem (9-9), Henny Vlaun led 36.18. Kinnon also finished second I saw none of that in the whether it would be appro- onds. the way with 12 points and Ethan in the 55 dash (6.57). first half, and I was disap- priate to have a moment of pointed,” said Fucile. silence. As far as I’m con- “At the break, I talked to cerned, something like that them for a couple of min- St. Mary’s holds off Fenwick surge is always appropriate.” utes, told them how disap- If anyone had an under- pointing it was, and how standing about how diffi- important this game was ST. MARY’S see them again. I thought ute left, things don’t go leagues in the state,” De- cult a year it was for En- for me, and why, and then From B1 both teams played hard.” well,” Newhall said. “Over- Baggis said. “We lose a glish, it is Fucile and the left them to think about it. Three minutes into the all, this league’s great. It’s game like this and that’s Big Blue boys — an irony When they came back up- Mancinelli made a pair final quarter, Gaby Torres tough to win on the road.” better than some other that wasn’t lost on Stra- stairs, things improved.” of free throws to slim the knocked home a three to After the teams ex- teams winning a game. nahan. Swampscott had to But not right away. The deficit to three points at give the Spartans a 38- changed buckets, Tor- This was tournament at- endure the rare, mid-sea- high-water mark for En- son departure of its own glish was a 56-24 lead late 30-27. Nadeau followed 32 lead. The Crusaders res swished another mosphere.” her teammate’s lead with coach, Dave Born. Fucile, in the third quarter. After trailed for the majority of three-pointer to put St. Both teams return to a three-point play to tie who went from being an that, Swampscott caught the quarter but things be- Mary’s ahead 47-44. With action on Sunday when the game at 30-30. St. gan to turn in their favor 3.6 seconds to play, Falayi English assistant six years a spark, and actually had St. Mary’s (13-7) hosts Mary’s led 33-30 at the in the final two minutes. nailed a pair of freebies ago to the head coach at the deficit down to 19 (60- Coyle-Cassidy in the Swampscott, has done a 41) with about 3 1/2 min- end of the third. Mancinelli drained a and the Spartans hung on great job, Stranahan said. utes left in the game. “We played with great three to make it a two- for the win, 49-44. Spartan Classic tournament and Fenwick (13-7) “To do what he’s done, “Now,” said Stranahan, heart and intensity,” De- point game at 42-40, and Nazaire scored 18 points given the situation he was “we see what happens Baggis said. “We just sunk two free throws to for St. Mary’s, while Tor- clashes against Masco. Before the game, Fen- left with, I think is re- next week.” didn’t hit enough shots. tie the game, 42-42, with a res added six. markable,” said Stranah- Javonte Edwards led wick honored its three We had a couple good minute and a half remain- For Fenwick, Mancinelli an. “It’s certainly a tribute English with 16 points, looks that went in and ing. led the way with 23 points seniors, Mancinelli, Sam to him.” with Ivy Lopes and Tom- out. We know we can play “Usually when you’re and Nadeau finished with Gulla and Camille Tache, “Coach Carr meant a my Rijo adding 10 each. with them. They’re in our leading the entire time 15. as part of the team’s se- lot to me,” said Fucile, Matt Moran had 12 for division so we’ll probably and they tie it with a min- “This is one of the best nior night. his voice choking with Swampscott. Classical hands Marblehead first league loss in thriller RAMS "There wasn't a plan," the ensuing in-bounds run early in the second at 47-47 with 7:15 left, the blehead in their gym will From B1 said Classical coach Tom with 0.3 seconds left. He quarter to take the game's Rams went on a 11-1 run, give us a decent boost." Grassa. "We didn't call missed the front end of the first double-digit lead, but with Rucker scoring six The regular season is 1:37 left, and then Marino timeout because we didn't one-and-one, but the horn Bugler nailed a couple of points during the spurt. over for the Rams. The Ma- laid in an alley oop pass want to give them a chance went off before Marble- 3-pointers later in the pe- "This is a big win for us gicians host Tewksbury in from Drew Gally to tie the head could unleash a des- riod to help close the Ma- because it gives us back the first round of the Brad to set up their defense for peration full-court heave. game at 58-58 with 20.9 our final shot." gicians' deficit to four, 36- some confidence," Grassa Sheridan Tournament on A back-and-forth first 32, at halftime. seconds to go. After a Marblehead tim- quarter saw the Rams said. "We had been play- Monday (7), and close out Classical eschewed a timeout, the Magicians threw lead by as many as five Both teams scored 11 ing well until about a cou- their regular season with eout and got the ball to Ed- a long pass that went out- and the Magicians lead points in a third quarter ple of weeks ago, and then the championship or conso- win Solis at the top of the of-bounds past the Rams' by as many as four before that was played at a delib- we hit a stretch where we lation game against either key. His 3-pointer found end line without a touch. it ended up in a 16-16 tie. erate pace. After a layup struggled. I think a win Pope John or Wakefield on the bottom of the net. Johnson was fouled on Classical went on a 12-0 by Marino tied the game over a good team like Mar- Wednesday. Tech clinches first tournament berth since 2008 season TECH The situation Friday couldn’t na Anaya took over, laying in Constantine logged a dou- we surprised a lot of people. This From B1 have been more dramatic. Tech three 3-pointers and a layup in ble-double, adding 12 rebounds year, (the seniors) wanted to go hosted Chelsea, a natural rival the quarter to help Tech close with 18 points. Freshman out with a bang, and some people did, and turned the momentum being the geographically closest the gap to 25-19. Alondra Sanchez only scored laughed at us. But we play with around.” team the Tigers play. The two But Chelsea ran out of gas after two points, but grabbed 13 re- pride and love for each other, we Friday’s win was arguably the teams had split the season se- halftime, and the Tigers began bounds. Anaya added 15 points, have great chemistry. I love these ries to this point, with Tech win- biggest victory for the Tech pro- to dictate the pace of the game, and Yafreisis Ruiz provided a girls like my own family.” ning the first game and the Red gram in years. In fact, this week opening up scoring opportunities spark off the bench with eight The win is pretty sweet for has been one for the ages for Devils taking the second. in transition. Tech only scored Wechsler, too. This year’s seniors But the game itself, thankfully rebounds and two blocks. the Tigers. After a loss Tuesday nine points in the third, with five are the first group the fourth- for Wechsler and company, was The win is especially sweet for dropped Tech to 8-10, the Tigers coming from Constantine, but it Constantine and the rest of the year coach had as freshmen, less dramatic, though it did fea- was enough to knot the score at needed to win both of their final ture a huge second-half surge Tech seniors. Constantine re- and making the tournament is games to make the playoffs. 28 by the end of the period. called that in years past, Chel- a goal that’s been four years in from Tech. The fourth quarter is when Wednesday on the road, the Chelsea jumped out to a 13-4 sea used to beat the Tigers by 40 the making. Constantine really shined. The Tigers took on Minuteman, a lead after a quarter. Senior cap- points in some games. This year, “We talked about it as some- team they’d already beaten tain Jamila Constantine, who captain, who scored nine points Tech took two of three in the thing we’d strive for in the fu- twice. Wechsler knew that third led the Tigers with 18 points, in the final quarter, gave Tech season series. ture,” Wechsler said. “We were go- win would be the toughest, and knocked down the Tigers’ only its first lead at 30-28 early in “This feels great, this is every- ing to have to build toward it and it was. Tech won in an overtime two field goals of the quarter. the fourth, and the Tigers never thing we’ve worked for,” Con- work for it, and they knew that nail-biter, 40-39, to keep their In the second, the Red Devils looked back. Tech outscored Chel- stantine said. “This has been a and stuck with me through all of playoff hopes alive. limited Constantine, but Arian- sea, 13-5, to close out the game. hard, long journey, and I think it. This is for them, really.” SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SCHEDULE SATURDAY Malden Catholic (4) No rest for Brad Stevens as he Boys Hockey Swampscott at Gloucester (1) Larry McIntire IAABO Belmont at Peabody (7) Board 130 Classic Gloucester at Ham-Wenham (7) At Henry Cabot Lodge Field House prepares to coach East All-Stars Lynn at Dracut (11) Beverly High Lynnfield at Vineyard Tournament Beverly vs. Masconomet (5:30) (TBA) St. John’s vs. Fenwick (7:15) NEW ORLEANS (AP) Marblehead at Swampscott (7) Matignon at Fenwick (6) Boys Hockey — Brad Stevens was pre- Newburyport at St. John’s (6:40) Lynnfield at Vineyard Tournament paring to have this week- Revere at Everett (7) (TBA) end off. A family trip was Westfield at Beverly (5:20) Girls Basketball in the works, likely to Girls Basketball Revere vs. TBA (TBA) someplace relatively close Larry McIntire IAABO Braintree at Revere (5) to home like New York or Girls Hockey Board 130 Classic At Henry Cabot Lodge Field House Andover at Lynn/Winthrop (1:30) Washington. Peabody at Beverly (7:20) Beverly High The getaway is still hap- Marblehead at Leominster (3:30) Masconomet vs. Fenwick (2) pening. Beverly vs. Newton So. (3:45) Swimming Spartan Classic The days off have been Girls State D1 Championship (at BU, At Conigliaro Gym cancelled. 1:15) St. Mary’s High, Lynn Stevens has never been Girls State D2 Championship (at BU, Arl. Cath., vs. Groton-Dunstable (11) to an NBA All-Star Game, 7 a.m.) Belmont vs. Pentucket (12:30) Track Newton No. vs. Bayview (2) and that’s about to change. Division 1 State Meet (at Lewis Ctr, Arlington vs. Billerica (3:45) Boston’s fourth-year coach 9:30) Latin Acad. vs. Rockland (5:15) will lead the Eastern Con- Wrestling Coyle-Cassidy vs. St. Mary’s (7) ference side in New Orle- D1 state championship (at Methuen, Girls Hockey ans this weekend, a perk 7:30 a.m.) Wakefield at Marblehead (10:30) D2 state championship (at Algonquin Wilmington at Fenwick (9) that comes with his team Reg., 7:30 a.m.) Swimming sitting at No. 2 in the East D3 state championship (at Wake- Boys D1 Championship (at BU, 2) and with Stevens well field, 7:30 a.m.) Boys D2 Championship (at BU, 7:30 on his way to having the SUNDAY a.m.) Celtics improve their re- Boys Basketball Track cord for the third consec- KIPP at So. Shore (5:30) Division 2 State Meet (at Lewis Ctr, utive season. Comcast Tournament: St. Mary’s vs. 1 p.m.) “My 11-year-old son FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is really excited,” Ste- Celtics head coach Brad Stevens will coach the Eastern Conference team SPORTS BRIEFS vens said. “My 7-year-old in the NBA All-Star game on Sunday night in New Orleans. daughter is just as excit- St. Mary’s JV tops cities and towns are wel- ed but for different rea- “That says a lot,” Thom- ron James, have long said tered. come. Free skate rentals are sons. She hasn’t gotten as said. “That says we’re from afar how impressed Stevens usually walks Bishop Fenwick available, and all skaters the basketball bug like winning, we’re doing pret- they’ve been with the job the sideline calmly, rare- must have a helmet (bicycle my 11-year-old. She’s just The St. Mary’s JV girls bas- ty good — and for them to he’s done. ly raising his voice. His helmets will do). To register, looking forward to hang- ketball team beat Fenwick, get there, I’m happy. I’m “At the end of the day, intellect is well-known, contact Brian Boisson at ing out with our staff’s 47-43, to finish 9-9 on the happy for them.” you do this job because bboisson@lynnyouthhockey. other kids. We’re excited but that cool demeanor is season. Eighth-grader Nico- The Celtics were 25-57 you really like working com and Justine Plourde at and to spend that moment something that Univer- lette D’Itria scored 30 points jploudre@lynnyouthhockey. together and share that in Stevens’ first season with your team and like sity of Miami coach Jim in just three quarters of com. moment together, I think and have gotten better the chance to compete as action to lead the Spartans. Larranaga — whose son it is the best part about ever since. They went 40- an organization,” Stevens Jay is an assistant on Ste- this for our staff and our Lynn Tech Hall of 42 in his second year and said. “If somebody gives vens’ staff — thinks sets Jets JV falls in family.” made the playoffs, then you accolades, that’s nice Stevens apart. Fame nominations Stevens and the Celtics’ were 48-34 last season to hear but it’s not the season finale staff got the nod because “Brad Stevens is head- The Lynn Tech Alumni and got Stevens his first end-all, be-all for me.” of the league rule prevent- ed to the Hall of Fame,” The Lynn Jets JV hockey Association is accepting two playoff victories. Stevens came to the ing a coach from having Larranaga said. “You see team ended its season with nominations for the Hall of This year, they’ve won Celtics from Butler, where a 5-2 loss to Marblehead to accept All-Star respon- Fame. 11 of their last 12 games he went to consecutive what he did in college — Friday. Kevin Morgan scored sibilities in consecutive They may be submitted to seasons. Cleveland leads going into the pre-All- NCAA championship amazing. But when he a goal and logged an assist Bart Conlon 133 Common- goes to Boston, takes a while Owen Downey scored the East, which means Ty- Star finale in Chicago on games. It’s a daunting wealth Road, Lynn, 01904. team that trades away its the other goal. ronn Lue would have been Thursday night — and leap from the college lev- The deadline for submit- in line for the job — but best players ... is starting ting an application is Feb. are on pace for the fran- el to the NBA, especially he and the Cavs’ staff had chise’s best record since for a first-time pro coach, over almost from scratch Lynn Babe Ruth 25. the All-Star gig in Toronto the 2010-11 season. Many even moreso when that and he’s built it to second For more information con- last season. registration place in the East only be- tact Conlon at bartleycon- Celtics All-Star guard players around the league, first-timer is taking the Lynn Babe Ruth Baseball [email protected]. The Isaiah Thomas said he including some of the reins of a storied franchise hind Cleveland, the world will hold its final Registra- banquet will be held on May thinks Stevens and his ones Stevens will coach like the Celtics. champions? He’s an amaz- tion this Saturday from 10 6 at Angelica’s Restaurant staff deserve the spotlight. this weekend like LeB- He’s rarely seemed flus- ing coach.” a.m. to noon at Lynn Hous- in Middleton. ing Authority, 10 Church St., Lynn. Annual Hiberian All new players to the pro- Luis ready to lead Saugus baseball gram must bring a birth cer- 5K road race tificate. All returning play- The eighth-annual Hiber- LUIS was a competitive town. They take day of tryouts. The overall goal, Luis ers may register online if nian 5K road race will take From B1 it serious.” said, is to clinch a spot in the state they choose at www.great- place Sunday, March 19, At Saugus, Luis inherits a team tournament while building a strong erlynnbaberuth.org 2016 at 11 a.m. at the Lynn multiple levels since then. Overall, that includes talented returners in program in the long run. Hibernian Hall. Entry is Luis has 32 years of coaching expe- Jim Alcott, Mike Mabee, Brendan “We’ll start working hard, with Try Hockey $25. Register online via rience on the diamond. Ronan, Steve Ruggiero and Nick learning the fundamentals of the for Free Day Racewire at https://racewire. As a Peabody native, Luis has Rusconi. game,” Luis said. “I’ll start teaching com/register.php?id=7135. gained a sense of familiarity with He’ll also walk into a tough North- baseball 101, like it’s a course, and Lynn Youth Hockey will be For more information con- the Saugus community and a good eastern Conference that is both we’ll go day by day until our first participating in “Try Hockey tact Mike Mannion at Lynn- understanding of what the town’s competitive and well coached. game on April 10.” for Free Day,” sponsored by [email protected]. baseball tradition is like. “The league is very competitive,” Luis added, “We want to build USA Hockey, on Feb. 25 at Proceeds benefit the annual “Being from Peabody, I grew up Luis said. “A lot of teams have coach- up a program that starts in Little Connery Arena from 9:30- AOH Scholarship Fund and playing against Saugus my whole es that have been around for a long League, up through the Babe Ruth 11:40 a.m. Boys and girls Charitable Funds of the ages three and up from all Lynn Hibernians. life,” Luis said. “Saugus was always time. Dave Wilbur (Beverly), Joe Ca- program and then translates into a competitive city that had great ponigro (English), Roger Day (Dan- Saugus High School. That’s my goal teams. Through the tradition of vers), Mark Bettencourt (Peabody), in general, to make kids in eighth NHL the Little League World Series and those guys are all mainstays.” grade come into the program and EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE coaching a lot of players at my facil- Luis will begin his new role at know they’ll get a good education Atlantic Division Central Division Saugus on March 20, the team’s first and have fun in athletics.” GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA ity (Extra Innings), I always knew it Montreal 58 31 19 8 70 165 150 Minnesota 57 38 13 6 82 190 131 Ottawa 55 30 19 6 66 148 146 Chicago 57 35 17 5 75 166 147 Boston 58 29 23 6 64 157 155 St. Louis 58 31 22 5 67 167 168 TV/RADIO Toronto 56 26 19 11 63 174 167 Nashville 56 27 21 8 62 158 151 Florida 55 25 20 10 60 140 158 Winnipeg 60 26 29 5 57 174 191 Buffalo 58 25 23 10 60 143 161 Dallas 59 22 27 10 54 161 190 SATURDAY at Wisconsin, Big Ten Network, 12 p.m.; Butler, FS1, 1:30 p.m.; UAB at Western Tampa Bay 56 25 24 7 57 154 160 Colorado 55 15 38 2 32 109 186 Texas at Oklahoma, FSN, 2 p.m.; Kan- Ky., CBSSN, 2 p.m.; Georgetown at Detroit 57 22 25 10 54 141 171 Pacific Division TV Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA NBA sas State at TCU, FSN, 4 p.m. Creighton, FS1, 3:30 p.m.; Loyola Chica- GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 58 34 18 6 74 161 141 go at Illinois St., ESPNU, 4 p.m.; UConn Washington 56 39 11 6 84 192 121 Edmonton 58 31 19 8 70 168 151 NBA D-League All-Star Game, NBA, 2:30 Golf Pittsburgh 57 36 13 8 80 202 160 Anaheim 58 30 18 10 70 152 147 at Temple, ESPN, 4 p.m.; UNLV at San p.m.; NBA All-Star Saturday Night (Skills, European PGA: Handa World Super 6 Columbus 57 37 15 5 79 184 139 Calgary 58 29 26 3 61 152 165 Diego St., CBSSN, 4 p.m.; Syracuse at N.Y. Rangers 57 37 19 1 75 194 151 Los Angeles 56 28 24 4 60 141 141 Three-Point, Dunk), TNT, 8 p.m. Perth, Golf, 6 a.m.; PGA: Genesis Open, N.Y. Islanders 56 26 20 10 62 166 167 Vancouver 58 25 27 6 56 138 168 Georgia Tech, ESPNU, 6:30 p.m.; Utah Philadelphia 58 27 24 7 61 151 177 Arizona 56 20 29 7 47 136 177 College basketball Golf, 1 p.m.; Champions: Chubb Clas- at Oregon St., ESPNU, 8:30 p.m. New Jersey 57 24 23 10 58 131 162 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- sic, Golf, 3 p.m.; PGA: Genesis Open, Carolina 53 24 22 7 55 140 156 time loss. Clemson at Miami, NESN, 12 p.m.; David- CBS, 3 p.m.; LPGA: Australian Open, Women’s college basketball Friday’s Games Edmonton at Chicago, 7 p.m. son at UMass, NBCSN, 12 p.m.; North- Golf, 9 p.m. Iowa at Purdue, Big Ten Network, 12 p.m.; Columbus 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. ern Iowa at Wichita State, ESPN2, 12 Colorado at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. San Jose at Arizona, 8 p.m. Miami at Duke, NESN, 1 p.m.; DePaul at p.m.; Notre Dame at N.C. State, ESPN, College hockey Florida at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8 p.m. Marquette, FS2, 2 p.m.; Michigan State Saturday’s Games Nashville at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 12 p.m.; Tulsa at Cincinnati, ESPNU, 12 Women: Brown at Harvard, NESN, 3 p.m.; St. Louis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. at Michigan, Big Ten Network, 2 p.m.; p.m.; Villanova at Seton Hall, Fox, 12:30 Winnipeg at Montreal, 2 p.m. Florida at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Maine at Merrimack, WBIN, 7 p.m.; South Carolina at Missouri, ESPN2, 3 Washington at Detroit, 2 p.m. Sunday’s Games p.m.; Kansas at Baylor, CBS, 1 p.m.; Providence at Notre Dame, NBCSN, 7 N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 12:30 p.m. p.m.; Virginia at Virginia Tech, NESN, 3 Army at Navy, CBSSN, 1:30 p.m.; Florida p.m. p.m. at Mississippi St., ESPN, 2 p.m.; Illinois NHL Bowling NBA at Iowa, Big Ten Network, 2 p.m.; Kan- Washington at Detroit, NHL Network, 2 sas St. at Texas, Longhorn Network, 2 PBA Tournament of Champions, ESPN, 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE p.m.; Edmonton at Chicago, NHL Net- Atlantic Division Southwest Division p.m.; South Florida at Tulane, ESPNews, p.m. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB work, 7 p.m. Boston 37 20 .649 — San Antonio 43 13 .768 — 2 p.m.; St. Bonaventure at Dayton, Golf Toronto 33 24 .579 4 Houston 40 18 .690 4 NBCSN, 2 p.m.; Texas Tech at West Vir- Soccer New York 23 34 .404 14 Memphis 34 24 .586 10 European PGA: ISPS Handa World Super Philadelphia 21 35 .375 15½ New Orleans 23 34 .404 20½ ginia, ESPN2, 2 p.m.; Colorado at Ore- FA Cup: Burnlet vs. Lincoln City, FS1, 7:25 6 Perth, Golf, 6 a.m.; PGA: Genesis Brooklyn 9 47 .161 27½ Dallas 22 34 .393 21 gon, Fox, 3 p.m.; Auburn at Texas A&M, a.m.; Bundesliga: Hertha Berlin vs. Bay- Southeast Division Northwest Division Open, Golf, 1 p.m.; Champions: Chubb W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ESPNU, 4 p.m.; Florida St. at Pittsburgh, ern Munich, FS2, 9:20 a.m.; FA Cup: Classic, Golf, 3 p.m.; PGA: Genesis Washington 34 21 .618 — Utah 35 22 .614 — ESPN2, 4 p.m.; Michigan St. at Purdue, Huddersfield Town vs. Manchester City, Atlanta 32 24 .571 2½ Oklahoma City 32 25 .561 3 Open, CBS, 3 p.m. ESPN, 4 p.m.; Saint Joseph’s at La FS1, 10 a.m.; FA Cup: Wolverhampton Miami 25 32 .439 10 Denver 25 31 .446 9½ NHL Charlotte 24 32 .429 10½ Portland 23 33 .411 11½ Salle, CBSSN, 4 p.m.; UCF at East Caro- vs. Chelsea, FS2, 12:25 p.m. Orlando 21 37 .362 14½ Minnesota 22 35 .386 13 Washington at NY Rangers, NBC, 12:30 Central Division Pacific Division lina, ESPNews, 4 p.m.; URI at Geo. Winter sports W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Mason, NBCSN, 4 p.m.; Kentucky at p.m.; Detroit at Pittsburgh, NBC, 3 p.m.; Cleveland 39 16 .709 — Golden State 47 9 .839 — Luge: Viessmann World Cup, NBCSN, 10 Georgia, ESPN, 6 p.m.; New Mexico at Chicago at Buffalo, NBCSN, 6 p.m.; Bos- Indiana 29 28 .509 11 L.A. Clippers 35 21 .625 12 p.m. Chicago 28 29 .491 12 Sacramento 24 33 .421 23½ Fresno St., CBSSN, 6 p.m.; Rutgers at ton at San Jose, NBCSN, 8:30 p.m. Detroit 27 30 .474 13 L.A. Lakers 19 39 .328 29 Milwaukee 25 30 .455 14 Phoenix 18 39 .316 29½ Northwestern, ESPNU, 6 p.m.; SMU at SUNDAY Mixed martial arts TV Friday’s Games Thursday, Feb. 23 Houston, ESPN2, 6 p.m.; TCU at Iowa UFC: Derek Lewis vs. Travis Browne, FS1, No games scheduled Portland at Orlando, 7 p.m. State, ESPNews, 6 p.m.; Arizona at NBA 9 p.m. Saturday’s Games Charlotte at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. No games scheduled Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Washington, ESPN2, 8 p.m.; Oklahoma NBA All-Star Game, TNT, 8:20 p.m. Soccer Sunday’s Games New York at Cleveland, 8 p.m. at Oklahoma St., ESPNU, 8 p.m.; Xavier 2017 NBA All-Star Game Denver at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. College basketball FA Cup: Fulham vs. Tottenham, FS1, 9 Eastern Conference vs. Western Confer- L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. at Marquette, CBSSN, 8 p.m.; Virginia at ence at New Orleans, LA, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 24 UC Riverside at UC Irvine, ESPNU, 12 a.m.; Bundesliga: Borussia Monchengla- North Carolina, ESPN, 8:15 p.m.; Saint Monday’s Games Memphis at Indiana, 7 p.m. a.m.; Bucknell at Boston University, dbach vs. RB Leipzig, FS2, 9:20 a.m.; No games scheduled Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Mary’s at BYU, ESPN2, 10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. CBSSN, 12 p.m.; George Washington at FA Cup: Blackburn vs. Manchester Unit- No games scheduled Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Women’s college basketball Wednesday, Feb. 22 L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Duquesne, NBCSN, 12 p.m.; Maryland ed, FS1, 11 a.m.; Bundesliga: FC Koln No games scheduled Miami at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Army at Navy, CBSSN, 11 a.m.; Rutgers at Wisconsin, CBS, 1 p.m.; DePaul at vs. Schalke, FS2, 11:30 a.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV FEBRUARY 18, 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 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WGBH Mercy Street “South- Victoria on Master- Tales From the Antiques Roadshow Basic Front Row Boston American Experi- Being a part of something Domestic improvements, fam- ^ PBS ern Mercy” piece (N) Royal Wardrobe “Indianapolis” Black ence “Ruby Ridge” Confusion will set in while trav- big will give you a sense of ily trips or get-togethers and WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Ransom “Regenera- NCIS: New Orleans 48 Hours (N) WBZ Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “Food eling or discussing important $ CBS Fortune tion” (N) “Suspicious Minds” News for Thought” matters if you let your emo- belonging and the ability to romantic interactions should WCVB Inside Chronicle ››› Flushed Away (2006, Children’s) 20/20 News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- tions intervene. Recognize the move forward in life without be your priorities. If you play % ABC Edition Voices of Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslet. Center 5 Page “Aletheia” tary facts and be honest with your reservations. Personal im- the instigator, the incentives WBTS Access Hollywood Dateline NBC “A Dangerous Man” A Wash- Saturday Night Live News Saturday Night Live 1st Look assessments. Personal growth provements are favored. you put in place will get others * NBC (N) ington businessman’s death. at 11 (N) should be your goal. to pitch in and help. WFXT Entertainment 24: Legacy “2:00 APB “Hard Reset” FOX 25 Sports Hell’s Kitchen Just for Just for FOX 25 CANCER (June 21-July 22) 9 FOX Tonight (N) P.M.-3:00 P.M.” News Wrap Laughs Laughs News PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Check out a place in your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WUNI Crónicas de Sábado Fútbol Mexicano Primera División Desde Fútbol Mexicano Primera División Desde Dur- Noticiero Estrella- Learn from your experience. community that you have nev- Make your home your castle. ; UNI (N) el estadio BBVA Bancomer. (N) el estadio Chivas. (N) miendo Univision dos (N) Talk to people who can offer er visited before. The people Alter your living space to suit Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) ›››‡ The Descendants (2011) George Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & WSBK facts that will help you make you encounter will spark your your needs and help you de- F MNT Theory Theory Clooney, Shailene Woodley. Molly imagination and inspire you velop the projects you want to WGBX Spy in the Wild: A NOVA The art of American Experi- City in the Sky (N) HS Quiz Ask This Austin City Limits Under- better choices. Collaborate with someone, but don’t feel to do something unique and pursue. Someone unique and L PBS Nature Miniseries origami. ence “Ruby Ridge” Show Old H’se ground life-altering. creative will inspire you. WBIN College Hockey Maine at Merrimack. Lawler Rink. (N) Tosh.0 News Family Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Movie obliged to take part in a joint R MNT Weekend Guy financial venture. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WLVI Scandal Last Man Last Man Modern Modern 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue “Fite Anger Anger Make Step into the limelight and Share little with people trying X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Nite” $$ In ARIES (March 21-April 19) TELE ››› Rango (2011, Niños) Voices of ››‡ Red 2 (2013, Acción) Bruce Willis, Titulares Conduc- Decisiones Ex- Programa show off your attributes. You’ll to pry into your life. Stick to Put your ideas on display, and attract people who can con- familiar territory and focus on ¨ TELE Johnny Depp, Isla Fisher, Abigail Breslin. John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker. y Más tas Tot. tremas collaborate with people you WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Saving Hope “Shine Saving Hope “Good- Psych tribute to your life and help bringing about positive per- ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit a Light” bye Girl” feel have something to offer. improve it. Personal relation- sonal changes. Romance is CABLE STATIONS Compromise and brainstorm- ships look promising. highlighted. The First 48 “Shat- The First 48 “A Fight- The First 48 The First 48 “1,000 The First 48 “The The First 48 “A Fight- The First ing will be what lead you to A&E tered Glass” ing Chance” Cuts; Draw” Rookie; Cornered” ing Chance” 48 victory. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) (6:30) ››‡ “Con Air” (1997) Nicolas Cage. Planet Earth II ››‡ Knight and Day (2010, Action) Tom Cruise, Humans AMC Stay grounded and work to Avoid unnecessary travel, and Vicious convicts hijack their flight. “Islands” (N) Cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) improve your relationships. be careful when dealing with (5:26) ››› “Super- ››‡ The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra ››‡ The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Impos- BRAVO An unusual partnership will in- Choose to encourage others institutions or government bad” (2007) ‘R’ Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. ‘PG-13’ Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. ‘PG-13’ ters terest you. Consider how well rather than criticize them. agencies. Protect against insult, Ski SportsNet Unfiltered Poker After Dark Angling Celtics SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet CSNE each complements the other, Look inward and make simple injury and loss. Stick close to Journal Postup as well as the likelihood of you but effective changes that will home, and focus on self-aware- Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan DISC People: Wild and Free People: Wild and Free People: Wild and Free People: Wild and Free People People Bush both achieving your goals. add to your popularity. ness and personal progress. Stuck/ Liv and K.C. Un- Bizaard- ››‡ Diary of a Wimpy Kid K.C. Un- K.C. Un- Bizaard- Liv and Liv and Bizaard- DISN Middle Maddie dercover vark (2010) Zachary Gordon. ‘PG’ dercover dercover vark Maddie Maddie vark College Basketball College Basketball Virginia at North Caro- SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- BRIDGE ESPN lina. Dean E. Smith Center. (N) ter College Basketball College Basketball Arizona at Washington. College Basketball Saint Mary’s at BYU. Basket- The Fab Five ESPN2 Alaska Airlines Arena. (N) Marriott Center. (N) ball (6:10) ›››‡ “Aladdin” (1992) ›››‡ Big Hero 6 (2014, Children’s) Voices ›››› Finding Nemo (2003, Children’s) Voices of Beyond A good hand but awkward call FREE Robin Williams of Ryan Potter, Scott Adsit. Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould. Brian Tracy, a motivational or some number of diamonds. hearts, South made a take- ››› 22 Jump Street (2014) Jonah Hill. Officers Jenko ›› Ride Along (2014, Comedy) Ice Cube, Legion David reflects Mike & Mike & FX and Schmidt go under cover at a college. Kevin Hart, John Leguizamo. on his past. Molly Molly public speaker and self-de- Each could be the winner. out double, and North happily “Batman v Super- ›› The Legend of Tarzan (2016, Adven- Girls The Young Pope ›› The Legend of Tarzan (2016, Adven- velopment author, said, “Move At the table in the 2016 passed. This also went down HBO man: Dawn” ture) Alexander Skarsg:ard. ‘PG-13’ “Tenth Episode” ture) Alexander Skarsg:ard. ‘PG-13’ out of your comfort zone. You Yeh Online World Bridge Cup, three, minus 500, giving La- Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting Detroit Steel “Detroit Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting can only grow if you are willing Shih Juei Yu (South for the vazza 16 international match HIST Cars Cars Cars Cars Cars (N) Cars (N) Dragster” (N) Cars Cars Cars Cars Cars to feel awkward and uncom- Yeh team) overcalled three points en route to the title. (5:00) ››› “The Britney Ever After (2017, Docudrama) I Am Britney Jean Spears’ personal and Britney Ever After (2017) Nata- LIFE fortable when you try some- no-trump, which would be a Misfits are miserable. Devil Wears Prada” Natasha Bassett, Nathan Keyes. professional life. (N) sha Bassett, Nathan Keyes. thing new.” popular choice. Then, though, Friends Friends ››‡ Shallow Hal (2001, Romance-Comedy) Gwyneth ›› Four Brothers (2005) Mark Wahlberg. Siblings Don’t Be MTV At the bridge table, you will the auction ran out of control. Paltrow, Jack Black, Jason Alexander. seek revenge for their adoptive mother’s murder. occasionally be in an awkward Wang Ping (North) bid four Next Pro- Next Pro- Equestrian From David Ortiz: The Sports Red Sox Sports Dirty Juice Cooking Copper NESN ducer ducer New Zealand. (N) Journey Today Today Water TV Cleanse Made Chef position, maybe even one that hearts, South corrected to Henry Henry Thunder- Game Henry Nicky, Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Fresh you have not faced before. five diamonds, North contin- NICK Danger Danger mans Shakers Danger Ricky House House Prince Then, how do you decide what ued higher with six clubs, and (6:35) ›››‡ “Bridge of Spies” (2015) Tom Boxing Showtime Championship. Adrien Broner faces Adrian Granados. (N) Homeland Carrie to do? South tried six diamonds. West SHOW Hanks, Alan Alda. ‘PG-13’ handles her client. Look at today’s South hand. lost patience and doubled, ››‡ Ghostbusters (2016, Comedy) Me- ››‡ Step Brothers (2008, Black Sails “XXXI.” The Missing “Come ›››‡ A Fistful of STARZ It is strong and you are hoping eventually collecting 800. lissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig. ‘PG-13’ Comedy) Will Ferrell. ‘R’ Home” Dollars (1964) ‘R’ to have a lengthy, informative At the other table, East (6:00) ››› “Captain America: ›› Fast & Furious (2009, Action) Vin ››‡ Jumanji (1995, Children’s) Robin Wil- ››‡ Shutter Island SYFY auction with your partner, when passed as dealer, Agustin The First Avenger” (2011) Diesel, Paul Walker, Michelle Rodriguez. liams, Bonnie Hunt, Kirsten Dunst. (2010) annoyingly East opens three Madala (South for Lavazza) Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full ››› Pacific Rim (2013) Charlie Hunnam, TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Diego Klattenhoff, Idris Elba. spades -- yes, spades! What opened one spade, West made NBA Tip-Off (N) 2017 NBA All-Star Saturday From New Orleans. (N) Animal Kingdom Animal Kingdom Animal Kingdom would be your call, given that a debatable takeout double, TNT “Pilot” only your side is vulnerable? Benedicte Cronier (North) Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Colony “Fallout” Suits Harvey and NCIS: LA It is not obvious what to do: responded two clubs, East USA Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Mike partner. pass, double, three no-trump unwisely advanced with two ››› 8 Mile (2002) Eminem, Kim Basinger. A Detroit ››‡ Notorious (2009) Angela Bassett. Based on the ›› Get Rich or Die Tryin’ VH1 man tries to achieve success as a rapper. life of slain rapper Christopher Wallace. (2005, Crime Drama) CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV FEBRUARY 19, 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 Rick Steves-Sym- Mercy Street Family Victoria on Master- Tales From the City in the Sky (N) BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow ^ PBS phonic Journey reunion. (N) piece (N) Royal Bedchamber Your Brain With Daniel WBZ 60 Minutes (N) The Good Fight NCIS: Los Angeles Elementary “Rekt in WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel McCarver $ CBS “Inauguration” (N) “Payback” (N) Real Life” (N) News Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest ››› Tangled (2010, Children’s) Voices of To Tell the Truth (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi. Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “4C” WBTS Dateline NBC “After The Paley Center Salutes NBC’s 90th Anniversary The history News Access Hollywood American Ninja * NBC the Party” of NBC is celebrated. (N) at 11 Warrior WFXT Son of Simpsons Simpsons Son of Family Bob’s FOX 25 News at FOX 25 Sports Whacked This- FOX 25 9 FOX Zorn Zorn (N) Guy (N) Burgers 10PM (N) News Wrap Out Spo. Minute News WUNI Dale Replay (N) Su Nombre Era Dolores (N) Aquí y Ahora (N) Dur- Noticiero República Deportiva Al Punto ; UNI miendo Univision (N) WSBK Castle A divorce at- WBZ News (N) Blue Bloods “Fresh Blue Bloods “Col- Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT torney is murdered. Start” lateral Damage” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX (6:00) Ask This Antiques Roadshow Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Vicious Soundstage Bad Mercy Street Family Victoria- L PBS “Laura” Old H’se “Indianapolis” Prize Company performs. reunion. Master WBIN Family Family The 48th Annual NAACP Image Awards News News- Family Chef’s News Stay Fit Wealth R MNT Feud Feud Celebrating people of color in the arts. Weekend makers Guy Plate Weekend Now WLVI Scandal The The Modern Modern 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue “Mer- Anger Anger LifeLock X CW Middle Middle Family Family CW56 (N) cury Retrograde” TELE (6:00) ››‡ “Epic” Siempre Niños (N) Don Francisco te Titulares Conduc- ››› Chronicle (2012) Dane ¨ TELE (2013) invita (N) y Más tas Tot. DeHaan, Alex Russell. WABU White Collar “Brass White Collar “Empire White Collar “Shoot White Collar Ellen’s White Collar “In the White Collar “At Psych ¥ ION Tacks” City” the Moon” evidence box. Wind” What Price” CABLE STATIONS Hoarders “Debra & Hoarders “Lonnie & Hoarders Overload 24 to Life “Shadow of The First The First Hoarders “Lonnie & Hoarders A&E Patty” Linda” “Michelle & Mary” Shame” 48 48 Linda” Overload (5:48) ››› “Unstop- The Walking Dead A The Walking Dead Talking Dead (N) The Walking Dead Comic The Walking Dead AMC pable” (2010) new community. “New Best Friends” “New Best Friends” Men “New Best Friends” The Real House- The Real House- First Family of Hip The Real House- Watch The Real House- Imposters “My Balls, BRAVO wives of Atlanta (N) wives of Atlanta (N) Hop (N) wives of Atlanta What wives of Atlanta Dickhead” SportsNet SportsNet Sports Sports Celtics Sports Sports SportsNet Sports Sports SportsNet Central Sports CSNE Sunday Sunday Postup Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday (N) Sunday Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Last DISC Frontier Frontier Exposed Frontier (N) Frontier Frontier Frontier Frontier (6:20) “Diary of a Alexander and the Terrible, Stuck/ L&M:Cali Bunk’d K.C. 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Zuckerberg’s goal: Remake a world Facebook helped create By Barbara Ortutay tend that Facebook makes ASSOCIATED PRESS some people feel lonelier and more isolated as they NEW YORK — Mark scroll through the mostly Zuckerberg helped create ebullient posts and photos the modern world by con- shared on the social net- necting nearly a quarter work. Facebook’s famous of its citizens to Facebook “like” button also makes it and giving them a platform easy to engage in a form of to share, well, everything “one-click” communication — baby pictures and Pepe that can displace meaning- memes, social updates and ful dialogue. abusive bullying, helpful Facebook also has been how-to videos and live- lambasted as a polariz- streamed violence. ing force by circulating Now he wants to remake posts espousing similar it, too, in a way that count- viewpoints and inter- ers isolationism, promotes ests among like-minded global connections and ad- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people, creating an “echo dresses social ills — while Mark Zuckerberg, chairman and CEO of Face- chamber” that can harden also cementing Facebook’s book, waves at the CEO summit during the opinions and widen polit- central role as a builder of annual Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation ical and cultural chasms. online “community” for its (APEC) forum in Lima, Peru. He sees the social net- nearly 2 billion users. work stepping up as more The Facebook founder idea behind Facebook — is together, especially on Face- traditional cultural ties laid out his thoughts on no longer a good thing. book. After all, getting more fray. People already use Thursday in a sweeping “Across the world there people to come together on Facebook to connect with 5,800-word manifesto that are people left behind by the social network more strangers who have the hews closer to utopian so- globalization, and move- frequently would give Face- same rare disease, to post PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cial guide than business ments for withdrawing book more opportunities to political diatribes, to share plan. Are we, he asked in from global connection,” sell the ads that generate news links (and sometimes Palm trees are planted in a flowerbed in front of the document, “building Zuckerberg, who founded most of its revenue, which fake news links). For many, Milan’s gothic-era Duomo Cathedral, Italy, Friday. the world we all want?” Facebook in a Harvard totaled $27 billion last year. it’s become a utility. Some In a phone interview dorm room in 2004, wrote And bringing in more mon- 1.23 billion people use it with The Associated Press, on Thursday. So it falls to ey probably would boost daily. Zuckerberg stressed that he his company to “develop Facebook’s stock price to “Our next focus will be Milano Vice? wasn’t motivated by the re- the social infrastructure make Zuckerberg — al- developing the social in- cent U.S. election or any oth- to give people the power to ready worth an estimated frastructure for commu- er particular event. Rather, build a global community $56 billion — even richer. nity — for supporting us, Cathedral palms he said, it’s the growing that works for all of us.” And while the idea of for keeping us safe, for sentiment in many parts of It’s hardly a surprise that unifying the world is laud- informing us, for civic en- the world that “connecting Zuckerberg wants to find able, some critics — backed gagement, and for inclu- spark debate the world” — the founding ways to bring more people by various studies — con- sion of all,” he wrote. By Colleen Barry ing its first Italian store ASSOCIATED PRESS in Milan. Architect Marco Bay, Fashion insiders declare ‘I Am MILAN — The appear- who won an open com- ance of an oasis of palm petition to landscape the trees opposite Milan’s spaces, says he wasn’t an Immigrant’ in new video gothic-era Duomo Cathe- completely surprised by dral has spawned a vi- the discussion “because it brant public debate. is difficult in Milan to see By Leanne Italie The magazine’s editor, Twitter is awash with ASSOCIATED PRESS Stefano Tonchi, said in an something new.” palm-inspired memes, in- He dismissed criticism interview Thursday ahead cluding pink palms in front NEW YORK — While of the video’s release that that palm trees don’t be- some fashion designers of an aquamarine-colored long to the northern Ital- the “I Am an Immigrant” Duomo subtitled, Mila- have always been overt- video, running about a ian city, noting that there ly political, the recently no Vice, referring to the are hundreds in the city minute, is intended as a 1980s television series. A wrapped New York Fash- “united and defiant” state- already and pointing out well-known landscape ar- ion Week just a month ment against Trump’s that palm trees were pres- chitect wrote a page-one after President Donald travel ban and other im- ent in the same piazza criticism in the daily La Trump’s inauguration in- migration policies from in- for a period in the 1800s. Repubblica dismissing the cluded a broader range of side the fashion industry. The variety he planted, project as “neo-gothic fol- brands addressing these Participants include de- Trachycarpus fortunei, is tumultuous times. signer Diane von Fursten- ly” that veers “to the lim- well-suited to Milan’s con- On Friday, the day after berg, models Doutzen its of kitsch.” tinental climate, resisting shows concluded, W mag- Kroes and Winnie Harlow, The head of the anti-mi- temperatures as low as 5 azine took on one element, photographers Inez van grant Northern League degrees Fahrenheit. Trump’s position on immi- was criticized after writ- “The idea was born by Lamsweerde and Mario FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gration, in a video featuring Sorrenti, and fashion ac- ing on Twitter that the looking at the space,” Bay designers, models, photog- tivist Bethann Hardison. Diane von Furstenberg attends the premiere scene was only missing told The Associated Press, raphers and industry activ- “Fashion designers and of “Nocturnal Animals” at the Paris Theatre in “sand, camels and illegal saying the trees recalled ists and insiders who are, models have every respon- New York. migrants who will feel at both the columns of the themselves, immigrants. sibility, now more than home,” while one of his porticoes skirting the pi- The video, shot in a stu- ever, because young peo- This fashion week was There were white ban- colleagues suggested that azza and the spires of the dio over six hours during ple through social media heavier than usual on pol- dannas worn by designers to accompany the des- Duomo. “I wanted plants the frenzy of fashion week, are really influenced by itics and social issues, on and models walking shows ert scene, the cathedral’s that create architecture, has them looking directly their opinions,” said Ton- and off runways. signifying unity, and pink famed spires would next but also scenery.” into the camera and saying chi, who arrived in the Jonathan Simkhai buttons passed out declar- be covered with minarets. Not everyone is a critic. The city-organized proj- “I Am an Immigrant,” with United States from Flor- handed out “Feminist AF” ing that “Fashion Stands The owner of a bar oppo- ect that provided fresh each uttering part of that ence, Italy, 25 years ago T-shirts to his front-row with Planned Parenthood.” site the palms says sales declaration in a show of guests. Prabal Gurung landscaping this week to are up more than 25 per- and became an American Public School designers unity. The video is accom- citizen five years ago. walked models for his fina- two flowerbeds at the far cent as people flock to see Maxwell Dao-Yi Chow and panied on Wmagazine.com “Fashion has not been le in T-shirts emblazoned end of Piazza del Duomo what the fuss is all about. by an editorial written by taking enough respon- with “Yes, We Should All Maxwell Osborne riffed is part of a public-pri- Milan “correctly wanted Katherine Cusumano and sibility, and they can do Be Feminists” and “The Fu- on Trump’s red campaign vate initiative to period- to do something aggres- the effort is part of a series much more,” said Tonchi, ture is Female.” Christian caps reading “Make Amer- ically update the city’s sive” to liven up what are of web content covering the who also appears in the Siriano included a shirt on ica Great Again” with their green spaces. This one is otherwise innocuous flow- intersection of fashion and video. “Fashion is always a one model with the words: own version: “Make Ameri- sponsored by Starbucks, erbeds, said bar owner politics. mirror of society.” “People are People.” ca New York.” which will soon be open- Mario Governa. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 88 FRANKLIN ST. U:103 77 WYMAN ST. $380,000 $330,000 14 ADAMS CT. B: David G. Stewart B: Thomas A. Barber and $340,000 S: Robert A. Brooks and Alain D. Amanda L. Barber SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Oscar Figueroa Blunt S: Francis J. Donohue If you want an honest opinion of value, S: Chanly Non 88 FRANKLIN ST. U:104 call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. 54 ARCHER ST. $380,000 LYNNFIELD $450,000 B: David G. Stewart B: Carolisa Selmo S: Robert A. Brooks and Alain D. No transactions this week FREE SERVICE S: William F. Murray, Jr. and Blunt Cherylee J. Murray MARBLEHEAD 65 GARDINER ST. CONNORREALESTATE.COM 24 ATKINS AVE. $211,555 12 FRONT ST. $396,000 B: Lynn Enterprise, L.L.C. $740,000 PEABODY 69 KING ST. 504 LEWIS O. GRAY DR. U:504 B: Cassidy K. Freed and Joe E. S: US Bank NA Trust $340,000 $329,900 Alas B: Matthias C. Bergin and Helen B: Paulo J. Correia and Diana B: Marcia M. Boumil, Trustee for S: Joseph M. Donnelly, Trustee for 49 JOHNSON ST. Bergin 17 BERKSHIRE RD. Sierra-Correia 2 Keystone Way Realty Trust Donnelly Financial Trust $510,000 S: 44 Smith St, L.L.C. $554,000 S: Judith G. Flashman B: 49 Johnson Street, L.L.C. B: Nicole Howard and Joshua S: Tristan E. Wilson and Laura M. 1 BROAD ST. S: Ramon Quiles 64 PROSPECT ST. U:D. Garick 4thone 8 NEWHALL ST. $235,000 $430,000 S: Stephen W. Lojko and Kerry E. $270,000 B: Javier Hungria-Acosta 45 N. BEND ST. U:45 B: Michael Buchcar and Lijia 176 LAKE ST. B: Ibrahim Elhafi S: 1 Broad Street, L.L.C. Smith $299,900 Buchcar $475,000 S: Arlene M. Rossetti B: Marlene Lifshin S: Ellen Blood B: John Mannion and Gina 26 BROWNVILLE AVE. S: Birchwood Estates Dev, Inc. 17 BOURBON ST. U:73 5 STONECREST DR. $315,000 Mannion 28 VILLAGE ST. U:2 $283,500 $580,000 B: Maria S. Maldonado and Elida 49 N. BEND ST. U:49 S: Bruce Ceccarossi B: Mauricio Davantel and $140,000 B: Joseph E. Ryan Y. Maldonado-Cruz $299,900 Luciana Davantel S: Pedro Maldonado S: Kenneth Sasso and Lois J. B: Mayankbhai Patel and Twinkle B: Augustina T. Nadolna 16 RAYMOND CIR. S: Mahnaz Couture, Trustee for Sasso V. Patel S: Mary E. Devine $330,000 Couture NT 76 CLAIRMONT ST. S: Birchwood Estates Dev, Inc. $256,000 B: Mark Ward and Tara Ward 27 CALLER ST. 21 WAKEFIELD AVE. B: Jodi A. Ravida NAHANT S: Nancy J. Werlin 232 OCEAN ST. U:2 $400,000 $435,000 S: Marie R. Raymond, Trustee for $391,500 B: Jessica Lamie Marie&James Trust 200 CASTLE RD. B: 27 Caller Street, L.L.C. 4 WHEATLAND ST. B: Linda S. Samuels $432,000 S: Peabody Waste Materl Corp S: Swiftsell, L.L.C. S: Robert M. Whipple and $560,000 9 CLARENDON AVE. B: Thomas M. Campanella and B: Gregory Lane $220,000 Deborah J. Danvers SWAMPSCOTT Louise Campanella 15 CHARLOTTE ST. S: Peter Natsios, Trustee for 4 B: Miguel A. Ponce-Mejia S: Christopher P. Munnelly and $360,000 S: Tajudeen Badmus 73 PARKLAND AVE. Wheatland St. Trust 8 BANKS RD. $280,000 Robert J. Munnelly, Jr. B: Massiel Reyes $530,000 228 EASTERN AVE. B: Maritza Hernandez and Jonny S: Alan J. Zimowski SAUGUS B: Jean M. Fahey and Lawrence $250,000 E. Castillo 345 NAHANT RD. R. Fahey B: Sarah E. Denny-Golab and S: Linda McWhorter $880,000 4 FRANKLIN STREET CT. S: Michael R. Cassidy and Tracy B: Rebecca P. Flacke and 12 HERITAGE LN. Adam E. Denny-Golab $335,000 A. Cassidy S: Paul J. Artemis 33 SOUTH ST. Sebastian Flacke $680,000 B: Malayna Barnes and Nicholas $405,000 S: Sandra H. Frank, Trustee for B: Tapan Chowdhury and 22 BERKSHIRE ST. Dilorenzo 36 EDGE HILL RD. B: Eduardo L. Lemus 345 Nahant Road Realty Trust Sharmila Chowdhury $425,000 $415,000 S: Theresa A. Hurley and Nancy S: Kevin P. Bailey, Trustee for Lori S: Edward A. Dondero B: Kimberly L. Martin-Epstein M. Hurley and Margaret A. Martin- B: Michael Feinberg 33 WINTER ST. Auld Realty Trust S: Darin Murphy 37 JOHNSON ST. Epstein 634 WALNUT ST. $890,000 S: Kenneth S. Schulman and 58 HARRISON AVE. 30 ELLSWORTH TER. $325,000 B: Donna M. Steinberg and $400,000 Carol Z. Schulman $350,000 B: Mattia M. Migliore Robert E. Steinberg $390,000 B: Saravuth Kao and Jennifer C. B: Louis V. Leandre S: Kimberly Chea and Kimrong S: Richard Arzillo and Paula M. B: Deborah Lochiatto Kao Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Frank Loconte Im Devereaux S: Rita G. Benjamin S: Dee Po and Christine Po bakerandtradesman.com When single homeowners pair up, what happens to their real estate? By Megan Bungeroth CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHICAGO — It’s a classic story: Two people meet, fall in love, decide to move GRAPHIC | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE in together. If the love- An infographic on the Federal Housing Administration. birds are moving from one rented pad to another, it’s a simple enough plan to With the mortgage rate cut wait until a lease is over and search for a shared abode. But if, like many suspended, what comes next? young professionals, both halves of the couple al- By Andrew Khouri gram or drive them away. who are able to make a ready own property, the LOS ANGELES TIMES “Over the years probably down payment amounting path to domestic bliss be- half the changes in the to 20 percent of a home An hour after Donald comes a bit more complex. program have been politi- loan don’t need mortgage Trump took the oath of When Robin Phelps cal,” he said. insurance, and for those office last month, his ad- Hanson, a broker with @ And there could be more who can’t pony up that ministration caught the properties, was dating ahead. Trump’s nominee amount of cash but have attention of the real estate the man she would later for HUD secretary, Ben good credit, cheaper insur- industry when it abruptly marry, she helped him Carson, during his confir- ance from private compa- purchase his condo — and suspended a planned cut mation hearing a week be- nies is often available. in Federal Housing Ad- took the experience as a fore the inauguration, sig- But the FHA, with its ministration mortgage- very bad sign for the fu- naled in an exchange with mission to boost homeown- insurance premiums. ture of their relationship. a Republican senator that ership, is often a preferred The Department of “I actually remember he might be open to some option for cash-poor, first- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Housing and Urban De- thinking, ‘OK. Maybe this housing policy changes. time home buyers and velopment cited the need isn’t going anywhere,’” she What happens when a couple who both own “Taxpayers are on the those with spotty credit — said with a laugh. At the property moves in together? for further analysis to pro- hook for $1.2 trillion tect taxpayers in halting or a combination of both. time, her boyfriend, Rich worth of mortgages,” said Down payments can be building, so it was kind kept Rich Hanson’s condo, the policy that would have Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., Hanson, a freelance oper- as little as 3.5 percent of of natural. It wasn’t an which gives them a mort- saved FHA borrowers as referring to the total vol- ations manager, sought a the purchase price, and easy decision, because his much as $1,000 or more a ume of FHA-backed home small place to come home gage interest tax write-off the program is open to bor- (mortgage) was a lot lower year. loans. “All the while there to between frequent work every year. rowers with credit scores price.” But the move by the is a private industry in the trips, so she helped him “We have a great tenant as low as 500, which could buy a one-bedroom condo But their decision paid FHA’s parent agency, business of insuring mort- in there who has renewed signal a past bankruptcy in an amenity-packed off when, a few years later, which overturned a deci- gages.” the last 2 ½ years,” Phelps or debts sent to collection. building near Chicago’s married with a new baby, Hanson said. “My dream sion the Obama adminis- Carson, in response, said tration had made on its Despite the generous lakefront. When the cou- the couple got a knock on would be to keep it and to it didn’t matter what par- way out the door, could underwriting standards, ple got engaged a few their door from a neighbor keep it vacant for family, ticular entity provides in- whose parents were hop- signal something else: a surance, but there has to the mortgage insurance years later, in 2008, he because it really does feel ing to buy in the build- new conservative bent be some sort of “backstop.” premiums covered de- moved into her condo, and like a hotel.” they decided to rent out ing. Phelps Hanson and to the nation’s housing The FHA, created dur- faults and fully funded She’s living out a situ- his place. her husband — anxious policy. ing the Great Depression the FHA for decades — ation she sees frequently “We would have liked to for more space — jumped Guy Cecala, publisher of when home building had until it received its first have sold them both and at the opportunity to sell. with her clients. “Many Inside Mortgage Finance, almost ground to a halt, is taxpayer bailout in 2013 purchased right away, but They have since been rent- choose to focus on their which tracks the residen- such a backstop. because of fallout from the I also really liked my con- ing an apartment while career for longer, before tial mortgage market, To encourage more lend- housing bust. Since then, do,” Phelps Hanson said. they look for their perfect they get married and start noted that past admin- ing, the agency provides the agency’s finances have “It was very comfortable home, taking schools into a family,” she said. “Part istrations have tweaked insurance to approved pri- improved significantly, and large enough where account for their 4-year- of that is — a lot of times the premium rate as they vate lenders in the case of though that hasn’t as- he could move in. There old daughter, Remy. — purchasing a home as a sought to either bring default. suaged concerns of some were lots of couples in the All the while, they’ve single person.” more people into the pro- In general, borrowers Republicans. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourAvet 781-599-1 . 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