SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 Teacher carves out a life in Saugus By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Carmine Moschella retired in 1993. But don’t tell the 91-year-old: Moschella goes to Sau- gus High School every Tuesday, and sometimes several days a week, to teach furniture making and wood carving. “I love going to work every day. It’s self satisfac- tion for me and, I hope, for other people,” he said. Surrounded by power tools in the high school woodshop that Carmine Moschella were new when Moschella start- ed teaching there in 1956, he carves creations as small as wood Easter Gun scare triggers KIPP lockdown bunnies holding little baskets with room enough for a piece of candy or a marshmallow and larger pieces Parents By Thor Jourgensen dent who was the main focus of the The main entrance like bookshelves and wood-wheeled and Bella diGrazia investigation eventually admitted to to KIPP Academy wagons. voice ITEM STAFF bringing a BB gun to the school over Lynn Charter School “At Christmas, this place looks like a week ago, he said. is guarded by police LYNN — KIPP Academy Lynn Police recovered the BB gun during during a lockdown Santa’s woodshop,” said Carl Puleo, concern Charter School told parents all stu- a Melrose resident who signed up a search of the student’s home on on Friday due to a dents and faculty are safe after a re- with Moschella three years ago to Friday, Kmiec said. No arrests have report that a student over port came in of a student with a gun hone his woodworking skills with been made and no charges are being had a gun on campus. Moschella. school’s on campus on Friday. sought at this time. Parents, at right, were The class is offered through the At 9:54 a.m., a KIPP student re- KIPP followed procedure and kept away from the Saugus Senior Center with Tuesday, safety ported to faculty that another stu- went into lockdown, according to school while police 10 a.m. to noon, as the of cial class dent had a gun on campus, according the school’s email to parents. Police conducted a search of day and time. But Moschella often to an email to parents obtained by reportedly responded to the school the building. works in the shop located at the the Item. within two minutes and secured the rear of the school more than one day Lynn Police Lieutenant Michael building. Students were interviewed ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Kmiec said there was no sighting of SAUGUS, A3 a gun at the school Friday. The stu- KIPP, A3

Football Basketball coach Matt Son joins father English mentor coach Anto- Durgin will at Lynn Classical scores at Lynn Tech nio Anderson be inducted Durgin and will be in- into the Lynn By Steve Krause By Harold Rivera ducted into Classical Hall ITEM STAFF ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the Lynn of Fame. Tech Hall of LYNN — Matt Durgin had a special rela- Anderson LYNN — Antonio Anderson has been on Fame. ITEM PHOTO | tionship with his father. cloud nine for the past few months. OWEN O’ROURKE Hal Durgin was still alive when his son In March, Anderson coached the English ITEM FILE PHOTO | became the head football coach at Lynn coached their boys basketball team to its rst Division SPENSER HASAK Classical in 1997. Every time Classical 1 state championship since 1939 and was played, the son would drive to the bright named Northeastern Conference Coach of red house on Cedar Street and go over the ways into the Year. In April, Anderson was named game with his father, play by play. USA Today’s All-USA Massachusetts Boys Durgin took over a program that was in halls of fame Basketball Coach of the Year. Anderson, 33, transition, and the rst year was a challenge. will take a trip down memory lane Saturday DURGIN, A3 ANDERSON, A3 Beyond Walls looks INSIDE Peabody beyond downtown Enrollment down at high school. A2 By Bella diGrazia $50,000 before they can ITEM STAFF get it up and running. LOOK! Five-story art instal- Reading is fun for LYNN — Beyond Walls Harrington School lations on the sides of has a vision for Lynn’s wa- students. A8 terfront. storage containers, per- The creative nonpro t formance spaces and a Sports has partnered with Mass- multi-purpose eld for Classical baseball Development and the civ- futsal, a ve-on- ve style bests crosstown ic crowdfunding platform of soccer similar to hockey, rival English. B1 Patronicity to build a tem- and basketball will all be  porary waterfront park at a part of the project if they Rivera: Lynn the Lynn Ferry Terminal, can get the funds, said schools had a banner according to a press re- A rendering depicts The Launch, an arts and recreation space envi- sports year. B1 lease. They need to raise DOWNTOWN, A3 sioned by Beyond Walls for the Lynn waterfront.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 69° VOL. 141, ISSUE 137 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 54° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 OBITUARIES

Ellen V. Bernard, 77 James E. Pashby, 83 Catherine Z. McCormack, 90 1935-2019 BELMONT, N.H. — Ellen V. SWAMPSCOTT — James in Swampscott. TOPSFIELD — Mrs. Catherine Auger Bernard, 77, a resident E. Pashby, “Jim,” age 83, of Jim is survived by seven Z. (Boudette) McCormack, for- of Belmont, N.H., passed away Swampscott, passed away on nieces and nephews, Chris- merly of Saugus, age 90, died Saturday, May 11 at Riverside May 4, 2019 after suffering tine, Robert and Steven Keffe- on Tuesday, May 14 peacefully Rest Home in Dover, N.H., due from a stroke and heart attack ler of Texas, Margaret Kain of at home surrounded by her to complications from demen- resulting from a severe fall at Alabama, Christopher Pashby loving family. She was the wife tia. home. of Washington, D.C., Karen of the late Henry McCormack Born in Lynn, Ellen was pre- Jim was born in Swampscott Pincheck of Michigan and Jan- Jr. deceased by her husband, on Oct. 3, 1935. Like all of his et St. Lawrence of Maryland. Born and raised in Revere, Norman J. Bernard and her brothers and sisters, Jim at- Service information: A fu- she was the daughter of the brother-in-law, Robert Ber- tended St. Mary’s High School neral Mass will be held on late Clayton and Mary (White) nard. She is survived by her in Lynn before receiving his Saturday, July 13 at 10 a.m. Boudette. She graduated from daughter, Dr. Kim Schnurbush; Bachelor of Science degree at St. John the Evangelist Immaculate Conception, Class and her sister, Marilyn Ber- from Boston College. Jim was Church, 174 Humphrey St., of 1947 as salutatorian and nard; along with her nieces, the last of eight children of the Swampscott. Burial will fol- class treasurer. She raised her Diane Chick, Nancy Bernard, late Ethel (McLean) and the low at St. Joseph Cemetery, family in Saugus and was wid- Laurie Whitney and Kristie late Albert Pashby, a journal- Lynn. Arrangements are un- owed at the age of 47. Bernard; and her great-neph- ist and city editor of The Lynn der the care of CUFFE-MC- She worked in the Saugus ews, Nathan Bernard, Daniel Daily Evening Item. GINN Funeral Home, Lynn Public School system as a Whitney and Matthew Whitney. requests donations be made Jim spent 28 years as a vice (781) 599-3901. In lieu of secretary and librarian for nephews; sister of the late Ellen graduated from Lynn to the Riverside Rest Home, president of operations for the flowers, donations may be more than 20 years. Catherine Irene and her late husband Al English High School and spent Unit 5, 276 County Farm South Shore National Bank. made in memory of Virginia was known as Sis, Kay and Guidara, the late Richard and many years working for the Es- Road, Dover, NH 03820, in His great passions were New Pashby to Care Dimensions Mrs. Mac. Her family was the his wife Theresa Boudette, sex Trust and Bank in Massa- both Ellen and her dog Am- England’s two top winners, Hospice, 75 Sylvan St., center of her life and she loved the late Robert and his late chusetts. She also spent sev- ber’s memory. The family ex- “his” Red Sox and the Patriots. #B102, Danvers, MA 01923 attending all their events. She wife Molly Boudette, the late eral years working for Velcro, tends the deepest of gratitude In his younger days, Jim loved or via www.caredimensions. would often be found behind Francis and his wife Lillian U.S.A. in New Hampshire. After to the Unit 5 staff of Riverside to boat near his Swampscott com. To share a memory or home plate at many softball (Chickie) Boudette. Also pre- retiring, she lived in both Flori- Rest Home. Without them, El- home or on Lake Winnipe- leave online condolences games, keeping the “offi- deceased by her great-grand- da and New Hampshire. len’s final days would not have saukee in New Hampshire. please visit www.cuffemc- cial” score. She put everyone daughter Katherine Smith. Ellen was a gourmet cook, been so comfortable and pain Golf rounded out his outdoor ginnfuneralhome.com. ahead of herself. She was a In lieu of flowers donations enjoyed socializing with her free, and for that, we will al- sports, as long as he could strong, fearless woman of re- in her memory may be made friends and family, had a keen ways be eternally grateful. walk the course. Jim was a markable faith. She opened to the charity of your choice. love for dogs and had a won- You will be sadly missed, El- lifelong member of St. John her home and heart to all in Service information: Rel- derful sense of humor that len. May your soul rest in peace. the Evangelist Catholic Church need and volunteered time to atives and friends are invit- could light up any room. Service information: Pri- many causes. Her generosity ed to attend visiting hours In lieu of flowers, the family vate services will be held. and kindness will be missed in the BISBEE-PORCELLA by all who had the pleasure of Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln knowing her. Ave., Saugus, on Monday, Catherine leaves her loving 4-8 p.m. Funeral from the Enrollment down at Peabody High children, Betty and Tom Smith funeral home on Tuesday at of Rowley, Bob and Helen 9:30 a.m., followed by a fu- McCormack of Groveland, neral Mass in Blessed Sac- By Thomas Grillo chose other options. Of the Mayor: We need a new high school Rick and Robin McCormack rament Church, 14 Summer ITEM STAFF number, 716 attend pri- of Hudson, N.H., Steve and St., Saugus, at 10:30 a.m. vate or parochial schools; Becky McCormack of Dover, PEABODY — There are In his state of the city Education (DESE). Interment Woodlawn Ceme- another 284 go to Essex address earlier this year, Last year, the percent- N.H., Patty McCormack and tery in Everett. For directions a lot fewer students at North Shore Agricultural Barb Rush of Saugus, Dave Peabody Veterans Memo- Mayor Edward A. Betten- age of 10th-graders who and condolences www.Bis- & Technical School; 128 court Jr. pledged to seek and Lynn McCormack of rial High School. scored advanced or pro- beePorcella.com. prefer out-of-district pub- state assistance for con- ficient fell in English, Wakefield, Kate McCormack of Enrollment has declined lic schools, collaboratives struction of a new high math and science, while Topsfield; 16 cherished grand- by 21 percent since 2012 and charter schools; while school. the number of students children; seven great-grand- to 1,436 this year, accord- 26 are home-schooled. Despite recent improve- who need improvement or children; many nieces and ing to the Massachusetts The percentage of stu- ments, the mayor said the failed the English and sci- Department of Elemen- dents who opted out of school will require mil- ence exams increased. tary and Secondary Ed- Peabody in 2012 was also lions of dollars to main- In addition, the 69-page ucation (DESE). During 20 percent. At the time, tain. The 49-year-old high Comprehensive District the same period, the U.S. Peabody lacked a sepa- school should be replaced, Review Report on Pea- Ruth A. Christiansen, 89 Census Bureau reports rate vocational school. Of he said. body schools issued last the city’s population has 1930-2019 the 5,893 students, 966 “Our school leadership, summer by DESE listed grown by 2 percent. attended private or paro- our School Committee and many troubling signs in SWAMPSCOTT — Ruth Ann Peabody School Super- chial schools; another 200 I all agree that Peabody the district. Christiansen, 89, a lifelong intendent Cara Murtagh chose out-of-district pub- needs to invest in a mod- Among them, they resident of Swampscott, and Mayor Edward A. lic schools, collaboratives, ern facility which inspires wrote, is Peabody has had passed away peacefully at The Bettencourt Jr., chairman charter schools; and 28 our students and their seven superintendents Kaplan Family Hospice House of the School Committee, are home-schooled. teachers to be the very best since 2000. in Danvers on April 24, 2019. said the dip is the result One fact is clear: The de- they can be,” he said at the In 2015, the School Com- Born in Cambridge on Feb. of the 2014 opening of Es- cline in enrollment at the time. “I will soon ask the mittee and Superinten- 23, 1930, Ruth was the be- sex North Shore Agricul- high school has not bene- School Committee to begin dent Joseph Mastrocola loved daughter of the late Ar- tural & Technical School fited the regions’ private the process of submitting a were embroiled in a pro- thur L. Christiansen and Esther in Danvers. and parochial schools. formal statement of inter- tracted conflict. The top (Carlson) Christiansen, and “The decline is, in part, At St. Mary’s High est to the Massachusetts educator agreed to resign twin sister of the late Arthur R. due to the opening of Es- School, a grades 6-12 School Building Authority after serving for three Christiansen of Marblehead. sex Tech, which draws Catholic, co-ed col- this spring.” years with one year left on A Swampscott Class of students from the Hig- lege-preparatory school, Such a project will take his contract. 1948 graduate, Ruth served gins Middle School,” said the number of Peabody years to complete, he said, In a joint statement on the class reunion commit- Murtagh. students has dropped by and there are no guaran- at the time, Mastrocola tee for many years. She at- The state does not track nearly half since 2012. tees of state funding. and the School Commit- tended the Modern School of high school students who This school year, 5.3 per- While a new facility will tee said that his decision Fashion and Design in Boston, Evan; and her cousin, Susan attend other schools and cent of St. Mary’s students improve the school ex- “comes after careful con- graduating in 1951. A woman the superintendent’s office are from Peabody, down perience for faculty and sideration of the needs of Roberts and her husband, Da- ahead of her time, Ruth sur- vid and their son, Marshall of did not supply the data. But 9.3 percent in 2012. students, the high school the school system” as well vived childhood Polio, cared school districts report the At Bishop Fenwick High faces other issues. as his own professional Wakefield. for her parents and enjoyed Ruth treasured time with overall numbers of families School, a private, co-ed Until last year, Mas- objectives. an accomplished career as a family and friends, enjoyed who choose alternatives. Catholic high school, the sachusetts schools were The state said Mur- technical artist working for GE summer vacations on Cape The percentage of high number of Peabody stu- classified into one of five taug, a longtime teacher for three years and MIT Graph- school students who opt for accountability levels. and administrator in the Cod, gardening and rooting for dents fell to 23 percent ic Arts for 36. She was a mem- the Patriots. Known as “Auntie other educational settings this year, down from 29 Those meeting goals were district and the School ber of the MIT Quarter Century in Peabody was unchanged Ruth” to many, she inspired percent in 2014. ranked Level 1, while the Committee, will face chal- Club and MIT Women’s Silver from 2012 to 2019. all of us with her strength and lowest performing schools lenges to improve student Club. She was on the Board Of the 5,672 Peabody positive attitude. She will sin- Thomas Grillo can be were rated Level 5, a achievement. of Directors of the Union Hos- students last year, 20 per- cerely be missed. reached at tgrillo@item- ranking that allows the The other findings in- pital Women’s Auxiliary. She cent, or 1,154 students, Service information: A live.com. education commissioner cluded: was a member of the Marie to appoint a receiver to graveside service will be held l The district lacks a Joy Guild at The Church of the operate the school. on Saturday, June 22, 2019, IN MEMORIAM strategic improvement Holy Name in Swampscott. From 2012 to 2013, at 10:30 a.m. at the Swamp- DAVID K. BETZ III plan. As a result, plans She is survived by her sis- MAY 18, 2019 Peabody High was a scott Cemetery. and goals are not aligned. ter-in-law, Nancy Christiansen ON YOUR BIRTHDAY Level 1. But from 2014 The new superintendent In lieu of flowers, dona- through last year, the of Glendale, Ariz., formerly tions can be made to The must develop a plan, of Marblehead; her nephew, school dropped to Lev- which should include the Church of the Holy Name, Robert Christiansen and his el 3, which puts the high district’s mission, measur- 60 Monument Ave., Swamp- wife, Kim (Howie) of Jersey school among the lowest able goals and priorities. scott, MA 01907. To share City, N.J.; by her niece, Jan- performing 20 percent of l Peabody lacks curric- a memory or leave online et Culbertson and her hus- condolences, please visit schools in the state. ulum review and revision.IN MEMORIAM DAVID K. BETZ III www.eustisandcornellfuner- School Superintendent Teachers used a limited band, John of Glendale, Ariz.; MAY 18, 2019 alhome.com. Cara Murtagh, who was number of instructionalON YOUR BIRTHDAYgreat-nephews, Austin and promoted last year to the strategies, including few top post, said the school is for differentiating instruc- on the rise. tion, and students were MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF “I do know we have been not consistently chal- Who would of thought that our world would be so torn... improving and I hope we lenged to use higher-order Wynn and MGM in talks would not be allowed to That empty space, lonely feeling of losing our first born. keep going up,” she said. thinking skills. about sale of Boston casino operate two in Massachu- IN MEMORIAM Like a shadow I can feel you but can't touch your face. setts. GERI CRONIN A hollowness inside of me missing your tight embrace. 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Congratulations, scholarship winners Beyond Walls looks beyond downtown

DOWNTOWN be held on June 1 at To- From A1 ny’s Pub & Grill on Frank- lin Street in Lynn. If they Beyond Walls founder Al don’t reach $50,000 in Wilson. donations, then they will “Anything that involves not receive the MassDe- activating space for the velopment grant, said community is something Wilson. we are interested in,” said The goal is to establish Wilson. “There’s been an a connection between the effort here to certainly city’s waterfront and its activate a ferry terminal, “vibrant” downtown, he so we want to make this said. Much of the water- space a great place for front area is being un- people waiting to get on derutilized, and Wilson and off the ferry.” has a vision for change. If Beyond Walls can raise “I love hearing from the $50,000 by June 30, Mass- community on what it Development will match needs or how to address another $50,000 for the community challenges project. Initial discussion through place making,” for the installation began said Wilson. “This is just in 2017, Wilson said. another opportunity for Named “The Launch,” the community to deter- the park will activate the mine the planning, design 3-acre vacant waterfront and management of this ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE parcel adjacent to Lynn’s space. I’m excited to work marine transportation This year’s recipients at the 28th Lynn Hispanic Scholarship Fund gala held on Friday are, with our project partners facility, according to the from left, Sharliz Bonifacio, Emy Diaz Sanchez, Chrisneiris Difo Reynoso, Christian Angel-De- again and get the band press release. Wilson said Leon, Rudalys Ruiz, Kevin Menjivar, Kimberly Avelar, Adriana Ruiz-Alvis, Jennifer Vicky Ro- back together working on he has heard the commu- these projects.” bles, Mia Serino and David Barrios. nity’s plea for real access to the water’s edge and Bella diGrazia can be that is the drive behind reached at bdigrazia@ building this park. itemlive.com. Follow her on Gun scare triggers KIPP lockdown A fundraising event will Twitter @BelladiGrazia.

KIPP on lockdown.” school’s entrance and at trative team for their calm An English mentor From A1 She said a previous in- least one heavily-armed and focused leadership cident in May regarding police officer. She said she during a tense situation,” and the campus was a student and school se- was frustrated to not re- said KIPP Massachusetts scores at Lynn Tech searched with the assis- curity left her frustrated. ceive information about Executive Director Caleb tance of a K-9 unit from Cabrera said school ad- the morning incident until Dolan. “We also appreci- City Thunder in 2010. He the Salem Police Depart- ministrators and parents the school sent the email ANDERSON ate the KIPP families and stepped into the coaching ment. need to talk about the to parents at 10:40 a.m. From A1 students who worked with realm in 2014, serving as Coral Cabrera was “I don’t feel safe,” Men- Highland school’s security. the staff to facilitate stu- night, when he’ll be offi- an assistant on the coach- among approximately 50 “As a parent, I need to dez said. dent dismissal.” cially inducted into the ing staffs at Wheelock, parents waiting in the feel my kids are safe,” she By 10:40 a.m., the school Lynn Tech Hall of Fame. Salem State and Franklin Thor Jourgensen can be rain on High Rock Street said. was no longer in lockdown “It’s huge,” Anderson Pierce. reached at tjourgensen@ Friday morning. She Maryi Mendez, parent and all students were safe, said. “Growing up, never He said his time at Tech rushed to the Highlands of a KIPP senior, said according to the email. itemlive.com. Bella di- in a million years did I was an important chapter from her job after her she was alarmed by the “KIPP Academy Lynn Grazia can be reached at think I’d make it to a high in his basketball career. daughter, Wilmaura No- sight of eight police SUVs Collegiate deeply appreci- [email protected]. school hall of fame. I was “It was great,” Ander- ble, sent her text at 10:08 parked Friday morning in ates the Lynn Police De- Follow her on Twitter @ able to play in a nation- son said. “For me it was a.m. that read: “Ma, we’re the drive leading up to the partment and the adminis- BelladiGrazia. al championship game in a learning curve. I was college. I won a champion- at English before that. I ship in the D-League. This transferred to Tech, to be Son joins father at Lynn Classical is awesome. It’s some- with a lot of friends and thing I can talk to my kids people I grew up with. about. It’s a good feeling. That made it easier for me DURGIN formative era, having seen so she could understand er, as coach at St. Mary’s, “The committee did a when basketball season great job,” said Anderson, From A1 the end of Wise’s highly it when she went to see the Spartans advanced to came around. successful tenure with the Matt’s teams play (“three high school Super Bowls who has coached the En- “Winning the state But as the years pro- Rams (two Super Bowl plays, 10 yards,” she’d say). in 2012 and 2016. glish boys basketball team championship was a gressed, so did the team — titles and a third appear- He began accompany- He certainly appreciates for the past two seasons. great memory, along with until it became one of the ance), yet was a junior at ing his father to Classical those accomplishments. “To be in the hall of fame playing with friends and premier programs in the the outset of a second era football games when he But he said they never at Tech, where I went to people I care about,” An- high school, means a lot.” area, and Durgin’s star — that of Tim Frager, the was still a boy, and val- drove him as a coach, and derson said. “I got to play Anderson transferred to was clearly on the rise. electrifying running back ues the lessons the game he doesn’t measure his for Coach (Marvin) Avery, Tech after one year at En- Hal Durgin was only who burst on the scene taught him later on. success by them now. who is like an uncle to me. glish. He helped the Tigers 66 when he died in 2001, as a ninth-grader (in the “I enjoyed playing for “If I see Bill Wise today, I still keep in touch with only two years into his days when Classical was Coach Wise,” he said. “He win a state championship my teammates. I still keep it’s always ‘Coach Wise,’” in 2002 and graduated in son’s stint at the school a three-year school) and left a great impression on Durgin said. “It isn’t any- in touch with Coach Avery they both loved so much. scored five touchdowns me. He was intense, but he 2003. After a post-grad- to this day. We all still stay thing else. And that’s what uate year at Leonberg He was a member of the against Lynn English on was also a good teacher.” I love. I love hearing them in touch. They support me, Classical Hall of Fame, Prep in North Carolina, I support them. It’s awe- Thanksgiving. After he cycled out of the call me ‘coach.’ having been a teacher and Anderson took his talents some.” “I have to give credit to game, he chose coaching “When I see a kid who a coach. Billy,” Durgin said. “I was for a simple reason: “the to Division I Memphis. At Joining Anderson as is successful, and hap- Saturday night at the a ballboy from the time I next best thing to playing Memphis, Anderson was 2019 inductees are Kathy py, and a good man, that Nahant Country Club, was 10 years old. The guys football is to be a part of coached by John Calipari, Alukonis (class of 1988), makes me most happy,” the son will take his place on that team that won in it,” he said. who’s now at Kentucky, Diana Badger (1981), Den- Durgin said. “One of my next to his late father and 1976 were like the Green As a coach, Durgin de- and played alongside Der- nis Barton (1978), Drew be inducted into the hall Bay Packers to me.” veloped the reputation of former players (Brendan rick Rose of the Minnesota Bennett (1973), Kenell of fame along with 15 oth- Durgin grew up in a being able to take play- Crighton, who will also be Timberwolves. The Tigers Broomstein (2004), Frank ers. sports-oriented family. ers, fit them into positions inducted Saturday) is a reached the championship Cassell (1982), Dianna “This is special,” Matt His oldest brother Mi- where they could excel, state senator. That makes game of the 2008 NCAA Chakoutis (1984), Patrick Durgin said. “My name chael played football at St. and teach them what to me happy.” Tournament. McGrath (1973), Geral- and his name will be there John’s Prep and Harvard, do. It worked. The only Finally, Durgin under- Of the 151 games An- do Raffaele (1989), Craig together. This was a place Matt went to the Uni- thing preventing Classical stands and appreciates derson played in a Tigers Whicomb Sr. (1990) and he loved, and it’s a place versity of Rhode Island, from going to at least two the help he’s had along uniform, Memphis won Kevin Woodbury (1976). I love. He went to this his brother Mark was an more Super Bowls was the way. 137. He was inducted into The induction ceremony school, taught here, played athlete, and both Maura Gloucester. In those years, “For me, whenever any- Memphis’ “M Club” Hall begins at 6:30 p.m. at An- here.” (Scully) and Marcy (Cro- especially in 2007 (when thing good has ever hap- of Fame in 2018. gelica’s in Middleton. Durgin graduated from nin) played soccer and Gloucester rallied from a pened, it’s always been be- Anderson played pro- Classical in 1984, playing then coached the sport. three-touchdown deficitcause I had help. I’ve had fessionally overseas, in Harold Rivera can be his football for Bill Wise for Only his late sister Mi- at spanking-new Manning great assistants, and most the G-League and briefly reached at hrivera@item- three years and Dick Ce- chele never took to it, and Field to win the game), of all great kids. Noth- for the NBA’s Oklahoma live.com. rone during his final sea- used to tell everyone she the Fishermen were just ing would have happened son. He played in a trans- was forced to learn it just a play or two better. Lat- without them.” Teacher carves out a life in Saugus PEABODY SAUGUS industrial arts program at by the Board of Selectmen. Moschella’s daughters, WEEKLY From A1 the State Teachers College His commitment to Mila and Carla, live in NEWS in Fitchburg (now Fitch- teaching evening wood- Saugus and he would like a week with former col- burg State University). working classes following to continue teaching wood- leagues still teaching in His graduation in 1954 his retirement kept him working at the new middle/ We reach more the school and friends coincided with Saugus in the woodshop and set high school under construc- stopping by the shop to High School’s construc- the stage for Moschella to tion next to Saugus High. households in say hello and check on his tion. He got a job teaching teach his Tuesday class. “I’d love to keep go- well-being. shop and then industrial “Last summer he taught ing over there but who Peabody than ANY “I appreciate everything arts at the high school, me how to make a mahog- knows?” he said. people do for me,” he said. moving to Saugus in 1958. any patio bench. He’s prob- other periodical. A Revere native, In 1971, he was promoted ably the smartest teacher Thor Jourgensen can be Moschella met his late to vice principal and held I’ve ever had,” Puleo said. reached at tjourgensen@ Let us help get your wife, Audria, at Revere the job until he retired. Mackie Bastarache of itemlive.com. High School and enrolled Moschella’s handiwork Lynn signed up for wood- message out. in Boston Trade School af- is all around Saugus. He working classes four years ter graduation. coordinated the creation of ago with Moschella. Her LAW OFFICES OF “One of the teachers took the wood carving depicting grandfather, Harry Colla- JAMES J. CARRIGAN a liking to me and sug- the high school’s Sachem more, owned the former • Social Security Disability gested I apprentice at a mascot mounted under Cliftondale Woodworking • Workers Compensation cabinet-making shop,” he an awning at the school’s and she wanted to know • Accidents said. 25 years located across ESSEX MEDIA GROUP Main Street entrance. if she could find her way from Lynn District Court Drafted into the Army He restored a cross-sec- around a bandsaw and 15 Johnson St. before he could complete tion of the elm tree plant- joiner. 781-596-0100 For more info on EMG’s publications, his woodworking appren- ed on Main Street in 1770 “He knows so many dif- please contact Ernie Carpenter at JAMES J. CARRIGAN ticeship, Moschella bowed to commemorate Colonial ferent approaches to proj- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or to pressure from his fam- resistance against the ects and, voila, he shows LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL [email protected] ily after completing his British and constructed you something you hav- www.jamescarriganlaw.com service and enrolled in the Town Hall benches used en’t thought of,” she said. [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 OPINION THOMAS M. MCGEE HOW TO REACH US Let’s #BuildForTomorrow May 13-20, 2019, is Society of Civil En- Strand Community Street and the proj- and courage to tack- the seventh annual 110 Munroe St. gineers issues its In- Path through Lynn ect on the Lynnway in le big projects again. P.O. Box 5 Infrastructure Week frastructure Report which will connect us conjunction with the This country can ac- Lynn, MA 01903 — a national week of Card. The near-fail- to neighboring com- development of the complish the unimag- Customer Service advocacy and educa- ing grades given to munities as far as North Harbor site. inable when we put Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. tion that brings to- our nation’s aviation Everett and Somer- But these efforts our minds to it. Connecting gether business, labor, systems, roads, drink- ville, and upgrading are only a piece of We have to reignite All Departments: and elected leaders to ing and wastewater to LED streetlights the solution. For two that spark of inno- 781-593-7700 spotlight the need to systems and ports, across the city. centuries, the feder- vation and ambition, Ext. 2 revitalize, modernize, should spur national Additionally, con- al government was Classifi ed/Legal Advertising and demand bold lead- classi [email protected] and invest in infra- leaders to action. struction has begun the catalyst for the ership to do what we structure. 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By Alan Fram In a separate AP inter- from the contest. and Kim Chandler view last week, he said Jones defeated Moore by ASSOCIATED PRESS 2020 “could be a touch- 22,000 votes out of 1.3 mil- point in our nation, not lion cast. WASHINGTON — Con- only for the presidency but “The people of Alabama servative lightning rod for the House and Con- rejected Roy Moore not Roy Moore of Alabama, gress.” Moore said he had too long ago,” Sen. Todd narrow loser of a turbulent many reasons for consid- Young, R-Ind., who leads special election for Senate ering another campaign the National Republican in 2017, is considering a but declined to elaborate. Senatorial Committee, the fresh run next year. Na- Republicans control the Senate GOP’s campaign tional Republican leaders Senate 53-47 and view de- arm, told the AP this week. are signaling they’ll again feating Jones as a top pri- “I with my Republican col- try preventing their par- ority. Jones, 65, is consid- leagues always want to ty from nominating the ered the most endangered be supportive of the most PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS twice-removed state ju- Democratic incumbent conservative candidate rist whose campaign was facing re-election in 2020, who can actually win a On Friday, abortion-rights activists reacted after lawmakers approved a battered by allegations of a year when several GOP race, and I don’t see that sweeping piece of anti-abortion legislation, a bill that would ban most long-ago sexual harass- senators are vulnerable anything has changed in abortions in the state of Missouri. ment of teenagers. and control of the cham- the state of Alabama since Moore’s defeat for the ber will be at stake. the last election.” same seat two years ago Alabama’s deep con- Asked if he would try Missouri’s GOP-led Legislature made him the first Repub- servative leanings were to head off Moore, Young lican in reliably red Ala- demonstrated anew this said, “We’ll actively work bama to lose a Senate race week with a new law to make sure that the most passes 8-week abortion ban in a quarter century. Na- criminalizing nearly ev- conservative, electable Re- tional party leaders say a ery abortion in the state, publican is our nominee.” By Summer ly. The Margaret Atwood Ohio and Georgia also have Moore nomination would which Jones called an “ex- Sending a similar sig- Ballentine book and subsequent Hulu approved bans on abortion endanger what they view treme” attack on women. nal was Senate Majority ASSOCIATED PRESS TV series depicts a dysto- once fetal cardiac activity as a strong shot at defeat- pian future where fertile can be detected, which can With abortion potentially Leader Mitch McConnell, JEFFERSON CITY, ing Sen. Doug Jones, the R-Ky., who tried unsuc- women are forced to breed. occur in about the sixth a driving 2020 issue and Mo. — Missouri’s Repub- Democrat and former fed- President Donald Trump cessfully to derail Moore The Missouri legislation week of pregnancy. Some lican-led House on Friday eral prosecutor who upset certain to carry Alabama in 2017. Asked whether comes after Alabama’s gov- of those laws already have passed sweeping legisla- Moore two years ago. easily in next year’s elec- he’d oppose a renewed run ernor signed a bill Wednes- been challenged in court , tion designed to survive Moore’s nomination tions, Republicans have by Moore, McConnell told day making performing an and similar restrictions in court challenges, which could also have nation- little interest in fumbling a reporter, “I think you abortion a felony in nearly North Dakota and Iowa would ban abortions at al repercussions, allow- a chance to recapture know the answer to that.” all cases. eight weeks of pregnancy. previously were struck ing Democrats to accuse Jones’ seat. Alabama GOP leaders, Supporters say the Ala- If enacted, the ban would down by judges. the GOP of ignoring the Establishment Republi- who resisted pressure bama bill is meant to con- be among the most restric- Missouri’s bill also in- #MeToo movement and cans also have no taste for from Washington Repub- flict with the 1973 Roe v. tive in the U.S. It includes cludes an outright ban on coddling a man accused of revisiting the chaos that licans to hinder Moore’s Wade decision that legal- exceptions for medical abortions except in cases of sexual misconduct, allega- was Moore’s 2017 Senate path to the 2017 nomina- ized abortion nationally in emergencies, but not for medical emergencies. But tions he’s denied. Moore race. His campaign and his tion, are showing no signs hopes of sparking a court pregnancies caused by unlike Alabama’s, it would says he expects to an- refusal to abandon it after of thwarting him this case that might prompt kick in only if Roe v. Wade rape or incest. Doctors the current panel of more nounce a decision in mid- the sexual harassment time. is overturned. would face five to 15 years conservative justices to re- June. charges emerged a month “The voters will make If courts don’t allow in prison for violating the visit abortion rights. “I’m still praying about before Election Day divid- these decisions,” state Missouri’s proposed eight- eight-week cutoff. Wom- Missouri Republicans it and talking to people, ed the party, with Presi- party Chairman Terry week ban to take effect, my family, my wife and dent Donald Trump giving Lathan said in an email. en who receive abortions are taking a different ap- wouldn’t be prosecuted. proach. the bill includes a ladder of I’m strongly considering Moore his eleventh-hour She said she didn’t know less-restrictive time limits it,” Moore, 72, told The As- endorsement while other Moore’s plans because “he Republican Gov. Mike GOP Rep. Nick Schro- Parson is expected to sign er said his legislation is that would prohibit abor- sociated Press on Wednes- leaders remained opposed rarely communicates with tions at 14, 18 or 20 weeks day. or distanced themselves the Party.” the bill . “made to withstand ju- Abortion-rights support- dicial challenges and not or pregnancy. ers in the House chanted, cause them.” “Laundry, bleach, acid “when you lie, people die” “While others are zeroing bitter, concoction, knitting U.S.: Flynn described efforts and “women’s rights are in on ways to overturn Roe needles, bicycle spokes, human rights” before being v. Wade and navigate the ballpoint pens, jumping escorted from the cham- courts as quickly as possi- from the top of the stairs to interfere with cooperation ber. Outside, they shouted ble, that is not our goal,” or the roof,” Democratic “shame, shame, shame” af- Schroer said. “However, if Rep. Sarah Unsicker told blacking out from the re- aware of some of those in- By Eric Tucker ter lawmakers voted 110- and when that fight comes colleagues on the House port grand jury informa- stances, which took place and Michael 44 for the bill. we will be fully ready. This floor. “These are ways that Balsamo tion, details of ongoing before and after his guilty Several women dressed legislation has one goal, women around the world ASSOCIATED PRESS investigations and other plea, until Flynn told as characters from the and that goal is to save who don’t have access to sensitive information. them about them. “The Handmaid’s Tale” lives.” legal abortions perform WASHINGTON — For- Prosecutors revealed Mueller’s report did watched the debate silent- Kentucky, Mississippi, their own.” mer White House national details about Flynn’s com- not reach a conclusion on security adviser Michael munications in a court fil- whether Trump illegal- Flynn told the special ing aimed at showing the ly obstructed justice, but counsel’s office that people extent of his cooperation he did examine nearly a Federal appeals court rules connected to the Trump with Mueller’s investiga- dozen episodes for poten- administration and Con- tion into ties between the tial obstruction, including gress sought to influence Trump campaign and Rus- efforts by the president to against Trump on ending DACA his cooperation with the sia. Flynn, a vital witness discourage cooperation. Russia investigation, and in the probe, is awaiting The report reveals that By Alan Suderman Department have argued that we have put forward he provided a voicemail sentencing after pleading after Flynn began coop- ASSOCIATED PRESS that the Obama admin- or anyone else has put for- recording of one such com- guilty to lying to the FBI erating with the govern- istration acted unlawful- ward any type of immigra- RICHMOND, Va. — A munication, prosecutors about his contacts during ment, an unidentified ly when it implemented tion plan that has included federal appeals court ruled said in a court filing made the presidential transition Trump lawyer left a mes- DACA. The Justice Depart- DACA it’s failed.” Friday the Trump admin- public Thursday. period in 2016 with the sage with Flynn’s attor- ment declined to comment. DACA’s fate could be istration acted in an “arbi- Meanwhile, the judge then-Russian ambassador neys reminding them that Preserving DACA is a decided by the Supreme trary and capricious” man- in the case ordered that to the United States. the president still had top Democratic priority, Court, which is weighing portions of special counsel Prosecutors did not warm feelings for Flynn ner when it sought to end but discussions between the Trump administra- Robert Mueller’s report identify the people with and asking for a “heads- an Obama-era program Trump and Democrats on tion’s appeals of other fed- that relate to Flynn be un- whom Flynn was in touch up” if Flynn knew damag- that shields young immi- the issue have gone no- eral court rulings. redacted and made public nor did they describe the ing information about the grants from deportation. where. The justices have set no by the end of the month. exact conversations. president. A three-judge panel of Trump’s latest immigra- date to take action. Thursday’s order from But they said Flynn re- Sullivan ordered pros- the 4th U.S. Circuit Court tion plan, unveiled Thurs- If the high court decides U.S. District Judge Em- counted multiple instanc- ecutors Thursday to give of Appeals ruled 2 to 1 that day, does not address what it wants to hear the ap- met Sullivan is the first es in which “he or his him a copy of the audio the Trump administration to do about the hundreds peals, arguments would time a judge is known to attorneys received com- recording they reference violated federal law when of thousands of young im- not take place before the have directed the Justice munications from persons in the court filing, and to it tried to end the Deferred migrants brought to the fall. That means a decision Department to make pub- connected to the Adminis- make public a transcript Action for Childhood Ar- U.S. as children. White is not expected until 2020, lic any portion of the re- tration or Congress that of that call. He also di- rivals program without House press secretary Sar- which could come in the port that the agency had could have affected both rected them to file public- adequately explaining ah Sanders told reporters thick of next year’s presi- kept secret. It could set his willingness to cooper- ly transcripts of any calls why. The ruling overturns that “every single time dential contest. up a conflict with Attor- ate and the completeness with Russian officials a lower court ruling a ney General William Barr, of that cooperation.” Pros- such as the ambassador, judge in Maryland made whose team spent weeks ecutors say they were un- Sergey Kislyak. last year, which Trump had previously praised via Twitter. LYNNFIELD Friday’s ruling will not have any immediate ef- WEEKLY fect as other federal courts NEWS have already ordered that DACA be kept in place. The 4th Circuit ruling We reach EVERY said the Department of Homeland Security did household in Lynnfield not “adequately account” every week. for how ending DACA program would affect the hundreds of thousands of Let us help get your young people who “struc- tured their lives” around message in front of all the program. of Lynnfield. “We recognize the strug- gle is not over and there are more battles to fight in the Supreme Court on this road to justice, but our families are emboldened by knowing that they are ESSEX MEDIA GROUP on the right side of histo- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ry,” said Gustavo Torres, For more info on EMG’s publications, executive director of Casa Former national security adviser Michael Flynn is awaiting sentencing please contact Ernie Carpenter at de Maryland, the lead after pleading guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts during the 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or plaintiff in the case. presidential transition period in 2016 with the then-Russian ambassa- [email protected] dor to the United States. Trump and his Justice A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Driver injured after All address information, particu- hicle on Thursday at 10:35 a.m. PEABODY will work with the bank to return larly arrests, reflect police records. In at Post Office Square on Salem the money to its owner. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Street. She reported the driver Arrest crashing into home it is the sole responsibility of the con- seemed to be “out of it.” Medical Aid Resident of 59 Lynnbrook Tanya M. Kravchuk, 39, of ITEM STAFF REPORT the house, with the driver cerned party to contact the relevant Road came into the station to 17 Sewall St., was arrested on Possible overdose reported outside of the SUV. SAUGUS — A driver police department and have the report a property line dispute a warrant from Peabody District at 72 Lowell St. on Thursday at No one inside the home was injured early Friday department issue a notice of correc- with his neighbor on Thursday Court on Thursday at 9:57 a.m. 12:22 a.m. Officer reports par- was injured. The driver morning after crashing an tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or at 1:34 p.m. She was charged with operat- ty is conscious and alert. Pa- was taken to the hospital Librarian from Elizabeth ing a motor vehicle under the tient taken to Salem Hospital. SUV into a Central Street clarifications will not be made without home. for treatment. express notice of change from the ar- Green Library requested an of- influence of liquor, negligent Caller from 5 Earley Road re- Police charged the ficer on Thursday at 4:20 p.m. operation of a motor vehicle, ports his daughter intentionally Officers and firefight- resting police department. ers responded to reports 29-year-old driver with Officer returned a party home and violating miscellaneous took a large amount of pills on about the crash just after unlicensed operation of to Center Village and spoke motor vehicle ordinances. Thursday at 1:06 a.m. Patient midnight, according to a motor vehicle and the LYNN with the family. taken to Beverly Hospital. a press release from the Equinox was towed from Resident of Freeman Street Lahey Medical Center Secu- Accidents Saugus Police Depart- the scene. A preliminary Arrests reported a party pulled onto rity at 1 Essex Center Drive re- ment. When they arrived investigation shows drugs Hit and run crash reported ported a guest refuses to leave Richard Brown, 40, of 32 the street and is dumping trash at 258 Central St. they and alcohol were not a fac- on Wednesday at 3:55 p.m. on Thursday at 12:22 p.m. Offi- Magnolia Ave., was charged from their motor vehicle on found a Chevy Equinox tor in the crash, according Thursday at 5:25 p.m. Officer at 22 Oak Ave. Caller reports cer reports the woman left prior with trafficking more than 18 a white tractor trailer damaged jammed into the corner of to police. grams of cocaine, unlawful reports operator was cleaning to police arrival. vehicle, no dumping found. his $200 mailbox and refuses Caller from 6 Essex Center possession of ammo with no to exchange information. The FID card, possession of a fire- Perry Street resident reports Drive said there’s an intoxi- vehicles parked on both sides truck is trying to back down the cated woman wrapped in a arm with no FID card, unlawful street. Officer will document. and improper storage of a fire- of the road on Thursday at 6:22 blanket stumbling around the p.m. Vehicles appear to be from Third party report of a motor parking lot on Thursday at arm, and firearm use in felony vehicle accident at 147 Sum- a function at Lynnfield Middle 12:33 p.m. Officer found her at 8:16 a.m. Friday. mit St. on Wednesday at 5:54 School. Officer reports school with vehicle at 8 Essex Cen- Isaiah Gonzalez, 22, of p.m. Caller said a dump truck 265 Euclid Ave., was arrested will attempt to notify owners to ter Drive. She was checked move their vehicles. dumped the load on a car. Offi- and charged with assault and cer reports no injuries, no tows by Atlantic Ambulance EMTs battery in the presence of a Custodian at Lynnfield High and refused further medical School at 275 Essex St. re- and assisted with paperwork police officer at 7:22 p.m. on exchange. treatment. Officer will take her Thursday. ported tables and chairs were home to 49 Fulton St., Apt. 1 taken out of the building by stu- Motor vehicle crash report- ed with unknown injuries on and the sergeant will be fol- Accidents dents on Thursday at 9:33 p.m. lowing him. Officer reports it was a senior Wednesday at 8:54 p.m. at Don’s Power Equipment at 29 A report of a motor vehicle prank gone wrong. Newbury St. Massachusetts crash at Holyoke and Myrtle SAUGUS COURTESY PHOTO State Police contacted. streets at 8:09 p.m. on Thurs- Medical Report of a motor vehicle The Lynn Drug Task Force seized a gun, ammo day; at Light and Summer Accidents crash at 85 Tremont St. on and about 32 grams of cocaine Friday morning. streets at 10:32 p.m. on Thurs- Caller from 73 Carter Road Thursday at 7:55 a.m. Officer A 911 call for a motor vehicle day; at 151 Lynnfield St. at reports an elderly woman fell checked and found nothing. crash on Thursday at 7:21 a.m. 8:22 a.m. on Friday. and hurt her leg on Thursday at 7:34 a.m. Patient taken to the Report of a motor vehicle at Willis and Winter streets. One Lynn Drug Task Force operator taken to Melrose/ Complaints hospital. crash on Thursday at 2:59 p.m. Medical rescue requested at at 92 Walnut and 2 Mount Ver- Wakefield Hospital. A report of a fight at 180 Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 non streets. Officer reports no OnStar reports a minor mo- arrests man on gun Boston St. at 4:29 p.m. on Salem St. on Thursday at 12:08 injuries or tows. tor vehicle crash on Thursday Thursday; at 152 Chestnut St. p.m. Patient taken to Melrose/ at 2:33 p.m. One operator will and drug charges at 7:07 p.m. on Thursday. Wakefield Hospital. Complaints be released to her father after A report of an unwelcome Request for an ambulance being tended to at the scene By Bella diGrazia storage of a firearm, and Caller reports a wire down guest at 46 State St. at 7:07 at 6 Kimball Lane on Thursday by EMS. ITEM STAFF firearm use in a felony at at 45 Bartholomew St. on p.m. on Thursday; at 66 Bassett at 12:49 p.m. Patient taken to A 911 call for a two-car mo- 8:16 a.m. Friday. Wednesday at 3:02 p.m. Pea- LYNN — The city’s St. at 11:01 p.m. on Thursday. Salem Hospital. Officer reports tor vehicle crash with possible Lynn Police Lieutenant body Fire Department was no- Drug Task Force arrested no injuries. Lynnfield Fire De- injury on Thursday at 3:07 p.m. Michael Kmiec said the tified. a man and seized an ille- Overdoses partment reports patient re- at J. Pace & Sons at 190 Main arrest was made after of- Owner of Caribe Restaurant St. Patient taken to Melrose/ gally possessed gun and ficers executed a search fused assistance. approximately $3,200 in A report of an overdose on at 80 Walnut St. requested an Wakefield Hospital. warrant at Brown’s home. Resident of 19 Nottingham officer to check on a vehicle cocaine Friday morning. Newhall Street at 4 p.m. on Road requested assistance Police also seized hand- Thursday; on West Green Street that has been parked in the 15 Animal Control Richard Brown, 40, of cuffs, brass knuckles and getting into the home on Thurs- minute parking area since last 32 Magnolia Ave., was at 7:47 p.m. on Thursday. day at 1:45 p.m. Lynnfield Fire an undisclosed amount of night. Officer arrived and spoke Woman from 30 Hamilton charged with trafficking cash, according to Kmiec. Department handled. to the owner who said the vehi- nearly 32 grams of co- Theft Ambulance required Thursday St., Apt. 27 called on Thursday cle is gone. She was advised to at 6:09 p.m. to report she can- caine, unlawful posses- Bella diGrazia can be A report of a larceny at CVS at 4:23 p.m. at 46 Oakridge contact Sgt. Harkins about the sion of ammo with no FID reached at bdigrazia@ Terrace. Patient taken to Lahey not find her cat. Caller seemed Pharmacy, 200 South Common ongoing issue. very confused and disoriented. card, possession of a fire- itemlive.com. Follow her St., at 5:02 p.m. on Thursday; Hospital & Medical Center. Caller reports a missing man- arm without an FID card, on Twitter @BelladiGra- Ambulance requested at 7 Officer spoke to her and she at 269 Union St. at 5:48 p.m. hole cover on Wednesday at seems to be of sound mind unlawful and improper zia. on Thursday; at 316 Essex St. Stafford Road on Friday at 3:30 3:51 p.m. at 44 Oak and 47 a.m. but very upset the cat is miss- at 7:35 p.m. on Thursday; at Washington streets. The De- ing. She was told to contact 7 Harvest St. at 1:08 p.m. on partment of Public Works was animal control officer in the Prosecutor: Mom and Friday. MARBLEHEAD notified. morning. Caller from 38 Sabino Farm daughter strangled Vandalism Arrest Road said she may have ac- Complaints cidentally cut a propane line A report of vandalism to a Erika Yvonne Leibowitz, 25, while mowing her lawn and Caller requested a well-be- pregnant Chicago teen motor vehicle at 38 Jackson of 16 Dow St., Salem, was ar- there’s a strong gas odor on ing check on Karen Meltz on rested and charged with pos- St. at 3:56 p.m. on Thursday; Wednesday at 4:43 p.m. Pea- Thursday at 12:35 a.m. who By Michael Tarm charged with murder, say- session of a Class A drug at at Joyce and Union streets at body Fire Department respond- she believes is not of sound ASSOCIATED PRESS ing she felt “the presump- 1:46 a.m. on Friday. 2:30 p.m. on Thursday. tion is great” that they ed. mind and usually frequents the CHICAGO — A preg- Resident of 142 Washing- Walgreen’s lot in her vehicle, a committed a “heinous and Accident nant Chicago teen who brutal murder” and that LYNNFIELD ton St. requests to speak with beige colored sedan. Officer re- was killed and whose baby an officer about an issue on port the vehicle is not at the lot they pose “a real and pres- A caller reported their motor was cut from her womb ent” danger to the com- Arrest vehicle was hit at 2 p.m. on his property on Wednesday at at this time. was strangled while being 7:29 p.m. Officer reports the Resident of 846 Broad- munity. She also denied A 15-year-old was arrested Thursday while it was parked shown a photo album of unwanted parties were issued way called to complain about bond to Clarisa Figueroa’s on Thursday at 8 a.m. at 12 on Hazel Court. the late son and brother of written no trespass notices. construction in the area near boyfriend, 40-year-old Pi- Witham St. and charged with her attackers, a prosecu- otr Bobak, who is charged One party was taken to down- Walmart on Thursday at 1:09 tor said Friday in urging criminal harassment and mak- Complaints with the concealment of a town by an officer. One of the a.m. Officer spoke with the a judge to keep the defen- ing annoying telephone calls. homicide. A walk-in reported at 11:43 men was given permission by foreman on site and he was dants locked up. The mother’s lawyer a.m. on Thursday that they the homeowner to return on advised to shut the work down Assistant State’s Attor- Alarms asked Ortiz to place the needed help getting handcuffs Thursday with a police escort to for the night. ney James Murphy told retrieve his property. Figueroas in protective Burglar alarm sounded at taken off. The cuffs were rusted Staff at Saugus Rehabilita- Cook County Judge Su- Caller from 8 Bay State custody for their safety, 200 Chestnut St. on Thursday shut so he was advised to go to tion & Nursing at 266 Lincoln sana Ortiz that 19-year- Boulevard reported she and given “the nature of the at 5:42 a.m. Officer spoke with the emergency room. Ave. reports a disturbance be- old Marlen Ochoa-Lopez her husband were victims of a case.” The Figueroas stood resident and it was accidental. A caller reported at 11:51 tween two residents on Thurs- managed to get her fingers computer scam on Wednesday calmly during the hear- Fire alarm sounded at 56 a.m. on Thursday that he and day at 10:58 a.m. Officer re- under the cord around her at 7:51 p.m. Officer will docu- ing. As they left, the moth- Center Village on Thursday at his wife have been getting calls ports the facility will handle the neck and that the woman ment. er glanced back at the 5:45 p.m. Lynnfield Fire De- from someone claiming to be matter internally. strangling her, Clarisa Landlord at 10 Holten St., crowded gallery, where partment reports it was a stove from the Social Security Ad- Figueroa, then yelled at Apt. 8 requested assistance Caller reports low-hanging the victim’s friends and fire. ministration. her daughter, “You’re not to disperse a gathering on wire on Thursday at 5:19 p.m. relatives packed the spec- A 911 hangup call received A caller reported at 1:56 doing your f---ing job!” Wednesday at 8:37 p.m. Offi- at 10 Kent St. Officer on scene tator benches. from 704 Essex Village on p.m. on Thursday that a woman The daughter, 24-year- cer reports two parties sent on investigating, nothing showing. Clarisa Figueroa appar- Thursday at 8:33 p.m. came into a store on Atlantic old Desiree Figueroa, then their way. Officer later requested Ver- ently wanted to raise an- Avenue and tried to use a fake izon be notified for wires on pried Ochoa-Lopez’s fin- $100 bill. Responding officers Report of an unoccupied gers from the cord “one other child after her adult Animal Control motor vehicle with the pas- pole 88. Wires have been se- son died of natural causes, called around to other shops cured. by one” while her mother Report of two dogs running on the street and took the senger door open parked in continued to strangle the authorities said. She told loose on Main Street on Thurs- woman into custody at 2:30 the middle of the street at 91 teen for another five min- her family last October day at 10:53 a.m. Animal con- p.m. Lynn and 2 County streets on SWAMPSCOTT utes, Murphy said. With that she was pregnant trol officer notified. While on detail, an officer Thursday at 3:27 a.m. Officer Ochoa-Lopez showing and later posted on Face- reported a female on a bike reports the vehicle was gone Complaints no signs of life, Clarisa book ultrasound results struck a vehicle and caused upon arrival. Figueroa, 46, cut her open and photos of a room dec- Complaints A report of suspicious activity damage at Pleasant and Wat- Retired police officer called with a butcher’s knife and orated for a baby, prosecu- Caller reports the operator of son streets at 3:59 p.m. on in a gas leak on Thursday at at 211 Essex St. at 10:58 a.m. removed the placenta and tors wrote in a court filing. a vehicle with Massachusetts Thursday. 10:24 a.m. on Tremont Street. on Thursday; on Duncan Ter- baby, which she put in a He said Desiree Figueroa license plate no. 5411CW was A caller reported he came National Grid contacted and race at 6:43 p.m. on Thursday; bucket. was surprised because her driving erratically on Route 128 home to Casino Road at 7:33 will be on scene in an hour. at Marshalls, 1005 Paradise The two then put the mother had had her fallo- South on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday and found a Manager at Federal Express Road, at 8:12 p.m. on Thurs- teen’s body in a garbage pian tubes tied to prevent a.m. Reporting party followed rock was thrown at one of his at 4 Lakeland Park Drive re- day; at 531 Humphrey St. at can and Clarisa Figueroa pregnancy. her into the parking lot. Caller front windows. ported a package containing 10:39 p.m. on Thursday. called 911, claiming that The arrests came three wanted log entry. $20,000 is being held, report- A report of threats made at her newborn baby was weeks after the disap- Woman came to the police Overdose edly from a Texas bank. FedEx 33 Cherry St. at 6:40 p.m. on not breathing, authorities pearance of Ochoa-Lopez, station to report the operator security advised local police Thursday. said. When first respond- whose decaying body was of a motor vehicle with Mas- A report of a possible over- be contacted on Thursday at A report of a noise complaint ers arrived, the child was discovered this week in a sachusetts license plate no. dose on Elm Street at 7:07 10:36 a.m. Officer said FedEx at Eastman and Fairview ave- blue. They tried to resusci- garbage can in the back- P36976 struck her parked ve- p.m. on Thursday. will hold onto the package and nues at 8:09 p.m. on Thursday. tate the infant and trans- yard of Figueroa’s home ported Clarisa Figueroa on the city’s Southwest and the boy to a nearby Side, about 4 miles from hospital, where police said Ochoa-Lopez’s own home. he remained in grave con- The cord used to strangle dition and was not expect- her was still around her Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY ed to survive. Figueroa, neck. meanwhile, had blood on According to police, the or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) her upper body but no young woman had driv- Hotline physical sign that she’d en from her high school given birth, according to to Figueroa’s home in re- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. investigators. sponse to an offer of free 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. The judge denied bond clothes that Figueroa had Spanish menu available to the Figueroas, who are posted on Facebook. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Fire, ice and fate: Endgames arrive for ‘Game of Thrones’ By Andrew Dalton Stark? Can her conscience Arya Stark ASSOCIATED PRESS return as quickly as it left? Arya could have wan- dered into the woods and LOS ANGELES — When Jon Snow disappeared halfway season eight of “Game of Is it possible that after FILE PHOTO | through the season and Thrones” began, The Asso- eight seasons, Jon Snow ASSOCIATED PRESS she would have retired a ciated Press examined the still knows nothing? Even Pulitzer legend. She used her years arcs of the major charac- after he rose to become Prize-winning of assassin training to kill ters who had survived the lord commander of the author Herman Night’s Watch, united en- the Night King when all bloody series until its fi- Wouk was just 10 emies to fight the army seemed lost at the Battle nal season. With Sunday’s days shy of his of the dead, came back of Winterfell, snatching finale of the HBO show 104th birthday from death himself, and the savior-of-humanity looming, here’s an update and was working on where some of those learned he’s not a bas- role from her big broth- tard but a Targaryen who er Jon Snow. She’s killed on a book until characters stand after an the end, said his action-packed season of should be heir to what’s most of those responsible left of the Iron Throne, Jon for her mother and broth- literary agent zombie-mobbing, drag- Amy Rennert. on-torching and secret-re- appears to be as confused er’s slaughter at the Red vealing. Will Daenerys and aimless as when he Wedding. She even lost end up ruling the Seven began. He refused to force her virginity on her terms Kingdoms? Jon? Sansa? his birthright, yielding in a moment of mature ‘Caine Mutiny,’ ‘Winds of War’ No one? And how many power to his queen, aunt empowerment rarely af- really want to anymore? and apparent ex-girl- forded to women in this author Herman Wouk has died friend Daenerys, and then Warning: MAJOR SPOIL- world. (The thousands of watched helplessly as she historical fiction and a mu- erything from the script to ERS throughout. parents who named their By Hillel Italie burned King’s Landing ASSOCIATED PRESS sical co-written with Jim- commercial sponsors. daughter Arya are feeling Daenerys Targaryen and most of its inhabi- my Buffett. He won the Wouk was an outsider in Is there anything more tants. Will he find a way just fine.) But her role has NEW YORK — Herman Pulitzer in 1952 for “The the literary world. From Er- powerful than the Moth- to rise once more and fight become uncertain since. Wouk, the versatile, Pulit- Caine Mutiny,” the classic nest Hemingway to James er of Dragons aboard her back against this destroy- She turned away from zer Prize winning author Navy drama that made the Joyce, major authors of the favorite son firebombing er version of Dany? Will her attempt to assassi- of such million-selling nov- unstable Captain Queeg, 20th century were assumed the city of King’s Landing he use his newfound drag- nate Queen Cersei in the els as “The Caine Mutiny” with the metal balls he either anti-religious or at into oblivion? Maybe the on-riding skills to some- last episode, and seemed and “The Winds of War” rolls in his hand and his least highly skeptical. But fan backlash. Daenerys how hijack Drogon into to have sworn off a life of whose steady Jewish faith talk of stolen strawberries, Wouk was part of a small- went from flawed hero- triumph? Such a heroic revenge. But then she be- inspired his stories of re- a symbol of authority gone er group that included C.S. ine to heel in the season’s end would require more of came a firsthand witness ligious values and secular mad. A film adaptation, Lewis, Chaim Potok and penultimate episode. That him, but the narrative of to Daenerys’ atrocities. Is success, died on Friday at starring Humphrey Bogart, Flannery O’Connor who spawned Twitter outrage, the show has never given there one last name on her 103. came out in 1954 and Wouk openly maintained tradi- a petition demanding a up on Jon. kill list? Wouk was just 10 days turned the courtroom scene tional beliefs. One of his do-over, and perhaps re- shy of his 104th birthday into the play “The Caine most influential books was gret among the hundreds and was working on a book Mutiny Court-Martial.” “This Is My God,” published of American parents who, until the end, said his liter- Other highlights included in 1959 and an even-hand- according to the Social ary agent Amy Rennert. “Don’t Stop the Carnival,” ed but firm defense of Juda- Security Administration, Rennert said Wouk died which Wouk and Buffett ism. For much of his life, he named their daughters in his sleep at his home in adapted into a musical, studied the Talmud daily Daenerys or Khaleesi back Palm Springs, Calif., where and his two-part World and led a weekly Talmud when she was breaking he settled after spending War II epic, “The Winds class. He gave speeches and chains instead of burning many years in Washington, of War” and “War and Re- sermons around the coun- innocents. Many viewers, D.C. membrance,” both of which try and received several however, thought it a log- Among the last of the ma- Wouk himself adapted for prizes, including a lifetime ical, even inevitable, turn jor writers to emerge after a 1983, Emmy Award-win- achievement award from of events. The daughter World War II and first to ning TV miniseries star- the Jewish Book Council. of the Mad King had just bring Jewish stories to a ring Robert Mitchum. “The During his years in Wash- seen her best friend be- general audience, he had a Winds of War” received ington, the Georgetown headed, her longest-serv- long, unpredictable career some of the highest ratings synagogue he attended was ing retainer killed in that included gag writing in TV history and Wouk’s known unofficially as “Her- battle, and her cherished for radio star Fred Allen, involvement covered ev- man Wouk’s synagogue.” birthright cast in doubt by the man she loves. Now, having conquered the cap- ital, with a ruthless army still intact and her dragon Deadline: seemingly unstoppable, she has everything she once wanted, except Wes- May 22 teros’ love. Having horri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fied her closest allies, will she hang on to it all? Fall Emilia Clarke portrays Daenerys Targaryen in to the sword of an angry “Game of Thrones.”

We remember those who Grumpy Cat, who entertained have passed away and are especially dear to us. millions online, dies at age 7 On Saturday, May 25 MORRISTOWN, Ariz. what her breed was. Her duced a movie called      — Grumpy Cat, whose website said her grumpy “Grumpy Cat’s Worst    sourpuss expression en- look was likely because Christmas Ever.” She was      tertained millions on the she had a form of feline voiced by “Parks and Rec-     Internet and spawned dwarfism. They said de- reation” star Aubrey Pla-      hundreds of memes, na- spite her face, she is cud- za.    tional television commer- dly and loved to be held Owner Tabatha Bun- cials and even a movie, and rubbed. desen founded Grumpy      died at age 7. She rose to fame after Cat Ltd. and created a   Her owners posted on her photos were posted on website that included an     social media that she ex- Reddit in 2012. Her own- online shop featuring 884   perienced complications ers said it was suggested items, including T-shirts from a urinary tract in- the photo was a fake, so and mugs with the cat’s fection. “She passed away they posted a few videos picture. How to place your memorial ad: peacefully on the morn- to prove otherwise. The feline’s net worth Please choose one ing of Tuesday, May 14, at Since then, Grumpy was never disclosed but of the following shields: home in the arms of her Cat made appearances in 2013, her owners say it (if no check is made, mommy, Tabatha,” they on “Good Morning Ameri- was six figures. Last year, shield will not appear) wrote. ca,” “CBS Evening News,” online speculation esti- “Grumpy Cat has helped even “American Idol” and mated her to be worth in SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who millions of people smile “The Bachelorette.” She’s the millions. passed away passed away all around the world — done television commer- Grumpy Cat had more May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly Lovingly even when times were cials for Honey Nut Chee- than 8 million followers remembered remembered tough,” her owners said. rios and took photos with on Facebook, 2.5 million by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim The cat’s real name was hundreds of fans at South on Instagram and more and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son Tardar Sauce and the by Southwest. than 1.5 million on Twit- Tom. Tom. owners were never sure In 2014, Lifetime pro- ter.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Grumpy Cat made appearances on “Good Morning . America,” “CBS Evening News,” even “American Idol” and “The Bachelorette.”

                   A8 SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Haitian pride

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Enmanuel Calcano, left, and Ryan Merida look on as Item reporter Bella diGrazia reads a chapter from “Dog Man.” READING IS FUN

By Bella diGrazia and the community really showed Dulce Gonzalez, the 22-year- ITEM STAFF up to make it an enjoyable one for old Reading Day keynote speaker them. from state Sen. Brendan Crigh- LYNN — I was outshined by a City and state officials, police ton’s office, looked at me and man in an alligator costume who officers, firefighters and school laughed as we simultaneously calls himself “Chomps.” administrators, including Super- thought about how much cooler But, it was all for the kids. intendent Patrick Tutwiler this 11-year-old was compared to ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Harrington Elementary School and Lynn Police Chief Michael us. celebrated its 16th annual Read- Bedeline Pierre, 4, clings to her dad, Bedel, Mageary, all arrived ready to Harrington fourth-grader Ve- both of Revere, during the Haitian Flag Day ing Day on Friday and nearly 50 ronica Rutman, or “Hermione,” community members showed up lend their reading voices. They celebration at Lynn City Hall on Friday. were met with Harrington stu- as I called her all of Friday, said to play their part. I was honored Reading Day is her favorite day of to read two books, “Dog Man” and dents and faculty all dressed up as their favorite book characters. the school year. “Are You Ready to Play Outside?,” “I love reading,” she said. “Books to a classroom full of third-, Hermione Granger, Mary Poppins, Sheriff Woody, Pikachu inspire me. When I start reading fourth- and fifth-graders. them, I just sink right into them.” I walked into the room and their and the Cat in the Hat were all in attendance. The high level of Carole Shutzer, the elementa- faces lit up with excitement. Then ry school’s librarian, has ran the enthusiasm and creativity in each “Chomps,” the mascot for the Reading Day show all 16 years. costume was very apparent. These North Shore Navigators, walked It’s a nearly year-long job for her, Harrington-ers take Reading Day in behind me and I was completely and she deserves all the credit in very seriously. forgotten. The guy actually turned the world for her organizational around and apologized to me. I’m After the classroom reads, the efforts. She goes above and beyond convinced he knew what he was students were treated to an as- for the Harrington kids. doing. sembly with a presentation from But, the smiles on the tiny, ador- Elizabeth-Jade Beattie, an Bella diGrazia can be reached able faces put it all into perspec- 11-year-old with a published book at [email protected]. Follow tive for me. This was their day, titled “The Elephant Dentist.” her on Twitter @BelladiGrazia.

Angel Marte plays with Gerald the Elephant during Harrington Ele- mentary School’s Anne Dorisca of Lynn lets out a cheer following 16th annual Read- the singing of the Haitian national anthem. ing Day on Friday.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 Classical baseball bests crosstown rival English By Harold Rivera field his position when he’s ITEM SPORTS EDITOR on the mound. He’s going to throw strikes, he’s good at LYNN — When you take the plate. He’s a good all- the field against your cross- around athlete. With him town rival, you have to come and Kyle Finnigan leading ready to play. The English us on the mound, it’s good to baseball team wasn’t ready see.” to play Friday night and it James Wilkins (2-for-3, cost the Bulldogs in an 8-4 three RBI, run) carried the loss to Classical at Fraser offense with a 3-RBI double Field. in the third inning. “I feel the energy was Jomar Moreta (2-for-3, there, the moment just got two RBI) paced English too big for us unfortunately,” with a 2-RBI double and English coach Doug Mullins four innings pitched. said. “We let one error spiral Classical made the most into many. We made four of four English miscues in errors in the first inning. We the top of the first. Brett haven’t made more than Bucklin reached on an error two errors in a game all and took third base on season. We’re halfway Dow’s 2-out single. Dow through the season. That took a big lead from first deflated us a little bit and I base and caught English’s think we caved a little bit.” attention, allowing Bucklin On the mound, Aidan Dow to race home with the provided another solid start game’s first run on an er- for the Rams. Dow went all rant throw. Dow scored on seven innings and allowed another English errant four earned runs with four throw, giving the Rams a strikeouts. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE 2-0 lead after half an ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE “Aidan’s a great athlete,” inning. English’s Jomar Moreta went 2-for-3 with two RBI Classical coach Mike Zuw- Classical’s James Wilkins (right) went 2-for-3 and pitched four innings in a loss to Classical. kowski said. “He’s going to CLASSICAL, B2 with three RBI in a win over English Friday. Marblehead’s Bongiorno leads by example By Harold Rivera helped allow us to be suc- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR cessful.” Bongiorno is a key in- MARBLEHEAD — gredient to a Magicians Coaches often say the offense that has dominat- foundation of a winning ed this season. She has program starts with its scored 47 goals on 74 leadership. With leaders shots, and has dished 10 who can guide their team- assists in 15 games. mates through the ups “Lydia’s individual work and downs of a grueling ethic and her competitive season, both on and off edge helps her be so suc- the field, success tends to cessful,” Madden said. follow. “She has been a hard That’s the type of lead- worker since the day she ership senior midfielder picked up a lacrosse stick. Lydia Bongiorno brings to She’s an incredible men- the Marblehead girls la- tor for the youth players crosse team. and the underclassmen “Lydia’s a four-year in our program.” starter,” Magicians coach Bongiorno, who scored Annie Madden said. “She’s her 200th career goal one of the hardest work- ITEM FILE PHOTO earlier this season in a ers we’ve ever had in our win over Beverly, said Classical quarterback Keith Ridley program. She brings the none of her individual will play football at Boston College level of play up in practice ITEM FILE PHOTO success would be possible this fall. and every single game. without her teammates. Marblehead’s Lydia Bongiorno has 47 goals and 10 assists Her competitive play is in 15 games for the Magicians this season. something that has BONGIORNO, B2 Peabody boys lacrosse H wins Danish Cup, qualifies R for state tournament

For Fenwick, Nick Muzi was named FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lynn schools SCHOOL ROUNDUP the MVP of the game with two goals. An extended layoff may have a ITEM STAFF REPORT Robby Favuzza also scored two goals negative effect on Tuukka Rask’s in the loss, while Nico Pasciuto scored performance. The Peabody boys lacrosse team one goal. had a banner scored early and never looked back “I think we were definitely too Friday night, taking down cross-town hyped up and too tight,” said Fenwick Bruins better rival Bishop Fenwick 13-5 to claim coach Steve Driscoll. “We coached sports year the Danish Cup for the ninth consec- half of the Peabody kids in the Bay utive season. The win also qualified State games and we knew they had In reflecting on the past year of high hope for quick the Tanners (9-6) for the state tour- skill and knew exactly what to ex- school sports, Lynn has plenty to celebrate. nament. pect, but we just couldn’t sustain The English boys basketball team won the “We got off to a great start and pret- possession.” Division 1 state championship. St. Mary’s turnaround ty much kept it up for a full 48 min- Peabody’s next game is Monday continued its run of success with a utes,” said Peabody coach Leo Shidler. night at home against Gloucester (7). Division 3 state championship in golf and By Mike Alongi “We had a lot of guys who contributed Fenwick’s also back in action Mon- state championship game appearances in ITEM STAFF tonight. I’m so proud of the kids on day when the Crusaders take on football, girls basketball and boys soccer. this team. Their character is unbe- Lowell Catholic at Gage Field (3:30). The English girls basketball and Tech Following a convincing sweep of the lievable and the culture and attitude GIRLS LACROSSE volleyball teams are moving in the right Carolina Hurricanes, the Bruins now find of this team is so positive, so I am so Swampscott 17, Danvers 1 direction after trips to the state tourna- themselves in the Stanley Cup Final for the happy for them. They deserve it.” Reese Robertson led the way for the ment. Tech’s Rob Wallace, St. Mary’s Jalen first time since 2013. The B’s are clicking Jack Houlden, who was named Big Blue with five goals, while Emer- Echevarria and English’s Alonzo Linton on all cylinders at the moment — getting MVP of the game for Peabody, led the son Laundry and Elizabeth Green scored their 1000th career points in boys offensive contributions from all four lines, way with four goals and four assists. each scored three goals. Harper Clop- hoops. Classical football quarterback Keith hard-nosed defense from every defensive Conor McCarron added four goals in ton and Grace DiGrande each scored Ridley will continue his career at Boston pairing and unbelievable goaltending from the win, while Nick Patturelli had two goals, while Nikki Rosa and Scar- College, adding to a rich legacy paved by Tuukka Rask. But the issue is, the Bruins one goal and one assist. Colby Ther- let Ciciotti each scored one goal. Lynn natives on Chestnut Hill. His are playing well at this moment. And as of rien, Anthony Bettencourt, Jack Goalie Sasha Divall had two saves in English counterpart, Matt Severance, this moment, the Bruins aren’t going to be Woods and Keenan Madden each had the win. wrapped up a tremendous career in which playing in an actual game for quite some one goal, while Trevor Smith and Swampscott (11-2) travels to Lynn- he set the program’s all-time mark for time. Andrew Lucas each had one assist. field Monday (4). passing yards and will play at Division II Let’s dig a little deeper. Now that the Bentley. Classical baseball has qualified Bruins have punched their ticket to the for the postseason, while English and St. Final, it’s a matter of waiting for the oth- Mary’s are knocking on the door. Those are er series to end. The San Jose Sharks lead just some of the highlights of a terrific the St. Louis Blues 2-1 in the Western Con- year of Lynn high school sports. ference finals, and the earliest the series I tip my cap to longtime Lynn TV- 15 could possibly end would be Sunday night sports announcer John Hoffman, who’ll if the Sharks win the next two games. But celebrate the accomplishments of Lynn’s considering the fact that the Blues nearly student-athletes Sunday evening (6 p.m. won Game 3 (San Jose won on a contro- at Classical’s auditorium) at the 12th versial overtime goal), there’s a very good annual Lynn all-star party. I spoke with chance that the series could go even lon- Hoffman earlier this week and he made it ger. In fact, if the series goes the full seven a point to stress that organizing the event games it won’t end until next Thursday. is a true team effort. Taso Nikolakopoulos And once the Western Conference finals at John’s Roast Beef and Kevin Har- end, the winner of that series will rightful- ITEM FILE PHOTO rington at Harrington Trophy have ly deserve at least two days off to recover Peabody’s Jack Houlden (center) was named the MVP of the sponsored the event with unwavering for the Stanley Cup final. support. Danish Cup after recording four goals and four assists in a win BRUINS, B2 over Bishop Fenwick Friday night. RIVERA, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 Bongiorno making the most of her senior year

BONGIORNO From B1 “I wouldn’t have any of it without them,” said Bongior- no, a co-captain. “It starts with the goalie, all the way up the field. Even the feedback is really important. We know what we can do to get the ball from there, we know what we need to do on defense to set up the turn- overs. I really couldn’t do it without any of them. “When we work as a team, we play at our best. When we’re passing the ball in the midfield and the attack, when we’re communicating on defense, that’s when we’re at our best.” Bongiorno, who also runs indoor track, is just as im- pressive in the classroom. She carries a 4.42 GPA and was one of Marblehead’s two recipients of the North- eastern Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award. “Academics means a lot to me,” Bongiorno said. “I al- ways try to make sure to put in as much work into school as I do with sports, getting all my school work done. It’s been hard managing my time over the years but I think I’m getting a lot better.” She’ll attend Brown University in the fall and will continue her lacrosse career with the Bears. Bongiorno committed during her sophomore year. “I was looking for a school that was going to bring a good balance of academics and lacrosse,” Bongiorno said. “Brown’s where I got the best of both worlds. I could see myself out on the field there. I really liked the Providence area so my parents can keep coming to games.” Madden believes Bongiorno is well-suited to flourish at the collegiate level. “Any coach will love having Lydia on the field because of how hard she works, in the classroom, in the commu- nity and on the field,” Madden said. “Any coach is lucky to have her. Lydia’s incredible speed is going to get her on the field at some point. She’ll get there and she’s going to help Brown, especially with her speed.” Marblehead started its season slowly, dropping three ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE of its first five games. But the Magicians tested them- Classical’s Jared DeFilippo (right) had one RBI in a win over English Friday night at Fraser Field. selves with a slate of competitive non-conference oppo- nents and it paid dividends. Marblehead won 10 in a row before losing to Masconomet earlier this week. The Magicians are 9-0 in NEC play. Classical baseball pounces on English mistakes “We’re all really glad we got to play that tough com- petition at the beginning,” Bongiorno said. “Right from CLASSICAL and Deniel Ortiz loaded man, made the plays he gle in the sixth), sealing the start we saw what our weaknesses were. Now that From B1 the bases for Wilkins, who needed to. We played them the 8-4 win. we’re playing conference games, we can come out strong cleared the bags with a a little bit deep in the out- Classical (11-3) takes on and improve those areas that we need to improve.” “You have to take advan- 3-RBI double. field and it worked to our Lynnfield Saturday While Marblehead’s known for making noise in the tage of people’s mistakes,” Dayshon Anderson’s RBI advantage.” (12:30). English (9-4) hosts NEC and state tournament, the Magicians don’t feel Zukowski said. “That’s double on a blooper to English didn’t punch Revere Monday (4). En- any pressure to follow the road paved by past teams. how baseball works. right field and Jared De- back until the bottom of glish and Classical will This year’s group’s focused on writing its own chapter. There’s timely hitting and Fillipo’s RBI single cush- the fifth. Anthony Mateo meet again next Friday in “We’re very passionate about lacrosse,” Bongiorno good pitching but a lot of ioned Classical’s lead to put the Bulldogs on the the opening round of the said. “We want to make it far. It’s our goal to make the our games are won on oth- 8-0. board with a RBI single. Nipper Clancy Tourna- state tournament, win the conference and make a run er team’s mistakes. We did The Bulldogs hit the ball The rally continued with ment. in the tournament. Our end goal is to win the state that early, we kept it going hard from start to finish Moreta’s 2-RBI double “I told the kids that tournament.” and we scored some runs but Classical’s gloves and Andy Duverge’s sac- we’re still in a good place,” The Magicians (11-4) have three regular season games in the beginning.” made the plays when their fly, slimming the deficit to Mullins said. “Losing to remaining, starting with Monday’s NEC tilt at Revere. Wilkins bumped the lead numbers were called. 8-4. Classical like that hurts, to 3-0 in the top of the “Defense is huge,” Zu- “We ended up fighting for sure. We can’t just ac- second when he scored on kowski said. “We’ve been back,” Mullins said, “but cept it but we have to Nico Galeazzi’s RBI sin- working on that in prac- we put ourselves in too big move on and improve. gle. tice, with tons of ground a hole that we couldn’t There’s a lot in front of us. Classical plated three balls. Dayshon at third climb out of.” We have a rematch with more runs in the top of the and Jared at short, a lot of But Dow buckled down Classical next Friday but third. Dow started the ral- balls have been hit that to retire six of the final we still have our goals in ly with a 1-out single. way. (Friday), Deniel at seven batters he faced (Er- front of us. We have to Walks to Brendan Lannon second base, as a fresh- ick Ubri laced a 2-out sin- learn from it.” Lynn student-athletes have plenty to be proud of RIVERA longtime veteran on the From B1 roster. Which Celtic earned Also sponsoring are similar praise? Nobody Wayne Alarm, Salem Five played the way Tuukka’s and Lazy Dog. Kudos to playing (it should’ve been the sponsors for pitching Kyrie Irving). Nobody in. stepped up as an incredi- Another impressive ble playmaker like March- point that Hoffman made and has (again, this FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS during our conversation should’ve been Irving) and The Bruins celebrate after closing out the was that he doesn’t view nobody gave Milwaukee a Eastern Conference finals Thursday night. his duties with Lynn-TV headache outside of Game 15 as a job. Hoffman said 1. he enjoys arriving at I’d go as far as arguing games without knowing that the Celtics, compar- Bruins have a long what’s going to happen ing apples to apples, had next. That’s one of the more talent on their roster beauties of sports and than the Bruins. But as wait before Cup Final competition. And we the Celtics learned the should strive to say the hard way this postseason, BRUINS same in our respective pro- talent alone wins you From B1 fessions. nothing. You need grit, — ITEM FILE PHOTO heart, determination and Long story short, that means that Boston might not They have grit, they have a “never quit” attitude. play in a competitive game for nearly two weeks. Which heart, they’re determined English quarterback Matt Severance, who set The Celtics lacked all of brings us to the age-old question of rest versus rust -- are and they’re resilient. Ev- the program record for career passing yards, those. the Bruins better off with more rest or more momentum? erything’s coming together will play college football at Bentley in the fall. After following the Celt- There are certainly arguments for either side. I lean on for the Bruins at the right ics’ painful rollercoaster the side of momentum, especially when we start talking time. And the more I follow to win a championship. Tu- the Eastern Conference ride of a season and their about more than a week of rest. Now, if the Western Con- this team, the more I real- ukka Rask has played out Finals. And although Zde- (expected) collapse at the ference series ends on Sunday and the Stanley Cup final ize how they’re everything of his mind outside a few no Chara looked (very) hands of the Bucks, it’s starts Tuesday or Wednesday, then I can live with the the Cetlics weren’t. tough games against To- slow and (extremely) over- refreshing to see a team six days off. But I personally don’t think that’s the way I don’t want to look past ronto. Brad Marchand has matched against Colum- that plays with the neces- things are going to go. So for the sake of argument, let’s the San Jose Sharks or the been an unbelievable play- bus, the fact that he’s even sary intangibles to achieve say the Western Conference finals goes six games and St. Louis Blues, but these maker for his teammates. out there at 42 years old is something special. This ends Tuesday, putting Game 1 of the Stanley Cup final Bruins have checked off all David Pastrnak gave Caro- impressive. You always Bruins team is well on its likely on Friday or Saturday. the boxes on what it takes lina headaches during in hope they win one for the way. There’s no denying that the Bruins could use a bit of an extended break. Zdeno Chara missed Game 4 with an injury, Chris Wagner was in a sling after blocking a Tiger Woods misses the cut at PGA Championship shot in Game 3 and no one can convince me that David Pastrnak hasn’t been playing with some type of physical FARMINGDALE, N.Y. cut by one stroke. It’s calendar to May this year Woods alluded to an ill- issue since the series against Columbus. Having a week (AP) — Tiger Woods gave the first time Woods has for the first time since ness that kept him from or more of down time would certainly allow each and ev- a hop with his left leg and missed the cut at a major 1949. competing. ery player plenty of time to recover and be ready for the prepared to pump his fist in the same year he won a “It’s a nice problem to “Just don’t feel well and biggest series of all. as his birdie putt rolled major since 2006. have,” Woods said. “I’ve just not able to do it,” he But at the same time there’s something to be said for toward the 17th hole in “You know,” he told re- enjoyed being the Masters said. “Thought resting momentum, especially when we’re talking about Rask. the PGA Championship porters afterward, “I’m the champion again, and the would be better, so I would Remember, this is the same guy who was on an absolute roll going into the Cup Final in 2013 and couldn’t get on Friday. Masters champion and 43 PGA was a quick turn- have energy to play.” the job done. I’m not saying he’s the same guy six years Then the ball kept on years old and that’s a pret- around, and unfortunate- But he needed more later, but those memories give me a bit of pause. On the rolling. ty good accomplishment.” ly I just didn’t play well. than energy to make it to offensive end, everything seems to be clicking. The first Down came his leg. Woods said he had not As I said, I didn’t do all the weekend on the pun- line, which dominated all season long, is back to scoring A groan rose from the been feeling well since the little things I need to ishing par-70, 7,459-yard in bunches and the other three lines are all chipping in crowd. And Woods was all winning at Augusta Na- do correctly to post good course. After shooting a with points. After nearly two weeks off, are we certain but done for the week. tional last month — his scores and put myself 72 in the opening round that they’ll look the same in Game 1? The Masters champion 15th major tournament in position to shoot good — already nine strokes I don’t mean to be a Debbie Downer, but I think it’s shot a 3-over 73 at Beth- victory, but his first since scores.” off the lead — he hit just a legitimate concern. Will they be at peak performance page Black in the second 2008. So he decided to rest Asked if he might have three fairways on Friday, after such a long layoff? round to finish at 5 over to get ready for the PGA, benefited from playing his fewest at a PGA since I guess we’ll wait 10 to 12 days to find out. for 36 holes and miss the which moved up on the more between the majors, the final round in 2010. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Girls Lacrosse Baseball Saugus at Northeast (10) Lynnfield at Revere (12) Swampscott at Peabody (10) St. John’s at St. John’s (S) (10) Girls Tennis Andover at St. Mary’s (11) Peabody at Somerville (10) Lynnfield at Classical (at Lexington, Track 12:30) CAL Championships (at Triton, 9) Manchester-Essex at Fenwick (1) CAC League Meet (at Shawsheen, 9) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (2) NEC Meet at Peabody (3:30) Marblehead at Danvers (3) SUNDAY Softball Baseball Swampscott at Peabody (2) Peabody at Swampscott (2) Revere at Classical (7:30) Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (2) Boys Lacrosse Track St. John’s at Needham (11) CCL Championships at Fenwick (2)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball School Hall of Fame Com- mittee (50 Goodridge spring workouts Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). The Ridley Basketball Skill Clinics will run spring/ 2019 Bud Orne summer workouts on Mon- Street Hockey day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) starting April 22. The 10 ses- Tournament sions will run each Monday The 2019 Bud Orne until June 24. The sessions Street Hockey Tournament will take place at St. Mary’s. will take place Saturday Drills are designed to help beginning at 9 a.m. at Bud any player at any level with Orne Rink in Marblehead. ball handling, shooting (off The tournament will be the dribble, off screens and hosted by Marblehead off the pass), creating your High School seniors Ben own shot and finishing at Gansenberg, Brendan the rim. Games will also be Locke and Lucas Winder mixed in so that players can for their senior project. learn how to use their skills The tournament will be broken up into three age in a game situation. The cost divisions. The first division of the clinics is $200. For — second through fourth PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS more information, contact graders — will play from 9 Helen Ridley at via phone at Rick Porcello reacts after giving up a two-run home run in the eighth inning against the a.m. to 11 a.m. The second Houston Astros Friday night at Fenway Park. 781-775-0078 or email at rid- division — fifth through leytopflightbasketball@ eighth graders — will play gmail.com. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The third division will consist Sox drop series opener to Houston English Hall of of high school players and will play from 1 p.m. to 3 Fame nominations p.m. BOSTON (AP) — George tion and stranded 11. lowed an unearned run outs. The entry fee is $10 per Springer hit his Ameri- Houston won the open- after walking Michael TRAINER’S ROOM Lynn English High player, and the proceeds can League-leading 17th er of the three-game se- Brantley and running into Astros: 2B Jose Altuve School is accepting nomi- will go toward fundraising home run and the Hous- ries between the last two some defensive problems. (strained left hamstring) nations for its Hall of for the Marblehead Youth ton Astros continued their World Series winners and Brantley took second on a is “pain-free” and could Fame. Nominations will be Hockey Association. Each torrid month of May with a rematch of last year’s passed ball and third on a start some fielding work accepted until May 31. The team will consist of six their ninth straight victo- ALCS, which Boston won wild pitch before scoring in the next few days, man- induction ceremony will be people — five players and ry, 3-1 over the Boston Red in five games. on Josh Reddick’s sacrifice ager A.J. Hinch said. The held October 8 at Spinelli’s. one goalie. Included in the Sox on Friday night. Christian Vazquez went fly to right. Astros placed Altuve on Nominations must be $10 entry fee, each player Springer’s two-run shot 3 for 4 with a pair of dou- Gerrit Cole pitched the 10-day IL retroactive mailed to Tom Strangie at will be given two slices of in the eighth off Rick Por- bles and an RBI for Bos- five scoreless innings for to Saturday. ... Aledmys the Lynn English High pizza and a water. cello put the Astros up 2-1 ton, which entered the Houston, allowing six hits, Diaz started at 2B, but left and Houston held on. The game second to only Hous- walking one and striking in the middle of the sec- STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Astros improved to 12-3 ton for the best record in out three. He was replaced ond inning after running this month and matched May at 10-3. by Hector Rondon, who al- out an infield single. The Thursday, May 16 Sunday, May 19 the 2017 World Series Porcello (3-4) pitched lowed the game’s first run Astros said Diaz had “left Boston 4, Carolina 0, Boston wins St. Louis at San Jose, 3 p.m. championship team for seven shutout innings after Xander Bogaerts led hamstring discomfort.” series 4-0 Tuesday, May 21 the best start in franchise for Boston, but Houston off with an in infield single He was replaced by Tony Friday, May 17 x-San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. history at 30-15. caught up to him in the and scored on a single by Kemp, who made a diving Will Harris (1-0) got the eighth. Jake Marisnick Vazquez. stop on a sharp grounder St. Louis 2, San Jose 1, series tied Thursday, May 23 win with one scoreless hit a leadoff a double and Boston had been 0 for 9 by Vazquez in the fourth 2-2 x-St. Louis at San Jose, 9 p.m. inning of relief. Roberto Springer followed with with runners in scoring and likely prevented a run Osuna picked up his 11th a drive over the Red Sox postion before Vazquez from scoring. NBA PLAYOFFS save, getting Mookie Bet- bullpen to the seats in came through and put Red Sox: 2B Dustin Pe- ts to fly out to right with left-center, putting Hous- Boston up 1-0. droia (left knee) began a Thursday, May 16 Sunday, May 19 two runners on to end it. ton up 2-1. Porcello allowed two rehab assignment with Golden State 114, Portland 111, Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m. Boston went 1 for 11 with Porcello was replaced runs and six hits and a Triple-A Pawtucket on Golden State leads series 2-0 Monday, May 20 runners in scoring posi- by Ryan Brasier, who al- walk with three strike- Friday. Friday, May 17 Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. Milwaukee 125, Toronto 103, Tuesday, May 21 Milwaukee leads series 2-0 Milwaukee at Toronto, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 18 Wednesday, May 22 Prosecutors appeal Kraft video ruling Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. x-Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Florida prosecutors are appealing a MLB judge’s decision to block them from AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE using video that allegedly shows New East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB England Patriots owner Robert Kraft Tampa Bay 26 15 .634 — Philadelphia 25 19 .568 — engaging in paid sex at a massage par- New York 26 16 .619 ½ Atlanta 23 21 .523 2 Boston 23 21 .523 4½ New York 20 23 .465 4½ lor. Toronto 17 26 .395 10 Washington 18 25 .419 6½ The Palm Beach County State Attor- Baltimore 15 29 .341 12½ Miami 11 31 .262 13 Central Division Central Division ney’s Office on Friday filed a notice to W L Pct GB W L Pct GB appeal Monday’s ruling that Jupiter Minnesota 28 15 .651 — Chicago 25 16 .610 — police did not follow proper procedures Cleveland 23 20 .535 5 Milwaukee 27 19 .587 ½ Chicago 20 22 .476 7½ St. Louis 23 21 .523 3½ after installing the hidden cameras Detroit 18 25 .419 10 Pittsburgh 21 20 .512 4 that secretly recorded Kraft visiting Kansas City 15 29 .341 13½ Cincinnati 20 25 .444 7 West Division West Division the Orchids of Asia Day Spa twice in W L Pct GB W L Pct GB January. Houston 30 15 .667 — Los Angeles 30 16 .652 — Seattle 22 24 .478 8½ Arizona 24 20 .545 5 The judge wrote that detectives did Los Angeles 20 23 .465 9 San Diego 23 21 .523 6 not do enough to minimize the inva- Texas 19 22 .463 9 Colorado 20 23 .465 8½ Oakland 21 25 .457 9½ San Francisco 18 24 .429 10 sion of privacy of customers who did not commit crimes. Friday’s Games lanc 2-0), 10:10 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Baltimore 5, Cleveland 1 Colorado (Senzatela 3-2) at Philadelphia Prosecutors say the warrant obtained Houston 3, Boston 1 (Nola 3-0), 4:05 p.m. to install the cameras was legal and Prosecutors in Florida are appealing a judge’s ruling to block Oakland 7, Detroit 2 L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 4-0) at Cincinnati using video allegedly showing Patriots owner Robert Kraft Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. (Mahle 0-5), 4:10 p.m. aimed at stopping a felony-level pros- St. Louis at Texas, 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Matz 3-2) at Miami (Lopez 2-5), titution operation. soliciting prostitution. Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. 4:10 p.m. Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 3-1) at Washington Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Strasburg 3-3), 7:15 p.m. Philadelphia 5, Colorado 4 Milwaukee (Anderson 2-0) at Atlanta (Gaus- TV/RADIO L.A. Dodgers 6, Cincinnati 0 man 2-3), 7:20 p.m. Miami 8, N.Y. Mets 6 Pittsburgh (Brault 0-1) at San Diego (Mar- 8 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: All-Star Race...... FS1 Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. gevicius 2-4), 8:40 p.m. SATURDAY Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 2-4) at Arizona TV Boxing San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. (Godley 1-3), 10:10 p.m. 9 p.m...... Wilder-Breazeale...... Showtime Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. MLB Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games Cycling Houston at Boston, 1:05 p.m. 1 p.m...... Tampa Bay at NY Yankees...... MLB Network Tampa Bay (Snell 3-4) at N.Y. Yankees Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. 4 p.m...... Colorado at Philadelphia...... MLB Network 3 p.m...... Tour of California (Stage 7)...... NBC (Tanaka 3-3), 1:05 p.m. Toronto (Richard 0-0) at Chicago White Sox Baltimore at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. 7:15 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... Fox Drag Racing (Giolito 4-1), 2:10 p.m. Oakland at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 10:10 p.m...... San Francisco at Arizona...... FS1 1:30 p.m...... NHRA: Saturday Nitro Richmond...... FS1 St. Louis (Hudson 2-3) at Texas (Chavez Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Radio 0-1), 4:05 p.m. St. Louis at Texas, 3:05 p.m. NBA Playoffs Baltimore (Means 5-3) at Cleveland (Plutko Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. 9 p.m...... Golden State at Portland...... ESPN MLB 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Golf Oakland (Mengden 0-1) at Detroit (Boyd Colorado at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. 7:15 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 4-3), 4:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. 11 a.m...... PGA Championship...... TNT Soccer Houston (Martin 1-0) at Boston (Velazquez N.Y. Mets at Miami, 1:10 p.m. 2 p.m...... PGA Championship...... CBS 1 p.m...... New England at Montreal...... WBZ-FM 98.5 1-2), 7:15 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 1:20 p.m. 3 p.m...... US Senior Women’s Open...... FS1 Kansas City (Junis 3-4) at L.A. Angels (Can- Pittsburgh at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. SUNDAY ning 1-1), 10:07 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Hockey Minnesota (Berrios 6-2) at Seattle (LeB- Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 6 a.m...... World Championships (US vs. Denmark).... NHL Network TV MLB Rugby 1 p.m...... Tampa Bay at NY Yankees...... MLB Network 10 a.m...... Pro14: Leinster vs. Munster...... ESPN2 1:05 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... NESN TODAY IN SPORTS 11 a.m...... Premiership: Exeter vs. Northampton...... NBCSN 7:08 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Washington...... ESPN the Preakness. Her horse, Sir Beau, 6 p.m...... MLR: Seattle at Glendale...... CBSSN May 18 NBA Playoffs 1920 — Man o’ War, ridden by Clar- finishes seventh in the field of 10. Soccer 7 p.m...... Milwaukee at Toronto...... TNT ence Kummer, wins the Preakness 1971 — The Montreal Canadiens 9:30 a.m...... Bayer Leverkusen at Hertha Berlin...... FS2 Golf Stakes by 1½ lengths over Upset. beat the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 in 9:30 a.m...... Borussia Dortmund at Borussia...... FS1 11 a.m...... PGA Championship...... TNT 1931 — Fifteen-year-old Eddie Ar- the seventh game to win the Stan- 9:30 a.m...... Eintracht Frankfurt at Bayern Munich...... Fox 2 p.m...... PGA Championship...... CBS caro rides his first race, finishing ley Cup. 11:55 a.m...... Cagliari at Genoa...... ESPNews 3 p.m...... US Senior Women’s Open...... FS1 sixth, at Bainbridge Park, Ohio. 1985 — Patricia Cooksey becomes 1 p.m...... New England at Montreal...... NBCSB Stanley Cup Playoffs 1957 — Bold Ruler, ridden by Eddie the first female jockey to compete College Baseball Arcaro, wins the Preakness Stakes in the Preakness Stakes. Tank’s 12 p.m...... Mississippi at Tennessee...... SEC Network 3 p.m...... St. Louis at San Jose...... NBC by two lengths over Iron Liege. It’s Prospect wins the race and Cook- 1 p.m...... Seton Hall at St. John’s...... CBSSN Hockey the sixth and last time Arcaro wins sey’s mount, Tajawa, finishes sixth 3 p.m...... Arkansas at Texas A&M...... SEC Network 10 a.m..... World Championships (US vs. Germany)... NHL Network the Preakness. in the field of 11. 4:30 p.m...... N.C. State at North Carolina...... ESPNU Rodeo 1968 — Forward Pass wins the 1990 — Edmonton’s Jari Kurri be- 7:30 p.m...... TCU at Texas Tech...... ESPNU 1 p.m...... PBR: Ty Murray Invitational...... CBS Preakness Stakes by six lengths to comes the leading goal scorer in Horse Racing Soccer give Calumet Farm a record seven Stanley Cup history when he scores 5 p.m...... Preakness Stakes...... NBC 5 p.m...... MLS: Atlanta at New York...... FS1 wins in by an owner in the race. his 90th postseason goal in the Auto Racing Radio Judy Johnson becomes the first fe- first period of Game 2 of the finals 5 p.m...... IndyCar: Indy 500 qualifying...... NBCSN MLB male trainer to saddle a horse for against Boston. 6 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: Open...... FS1 1:05 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MAY 18, 2019 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WGBH Call the Midwife Les Misérables on Unforgotten on Antiques Roadshow Basic Stories- Member Favorites Ask questions and find out Taking a day trip, attending ^ PBS Masterpiece Masterpiece Black Stage Put your plans in motion. You where you stand. Knowing a conference or reunion, or WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! God Friended Me “A Ransom “Playing 48 Hours (N) News Phantom In Touch Rizzoli & Isles can make changes at home $ CBS Fortune House Divided” God” (N) Gourmet what you are up against will learning something that will that will improve your life, rela- WCVB News- Chronicle American Idol “217” Each contestant 20/20 A man kills his News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- make it easier for you to put help you get ahead profes- tionships and attitude. Do the % ABC Center 5 performs three songs. pregnant wife. Center 5 Page “Karma” tary a plan in motion that will suit sionally should be your plan. work yourself and save money. WBTS NHL Hockey Carolina Hurricanes at Boston Bruins. Eastern Saturday Night Live News Saturday Night Live Host Paul 1st Look your needs. Keep an open mind and try * NBC Conference Final, Game 5. (If necessary). (N) at 11 Rudd; DJ Khaled performs. (N) something new. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WFXT MLB Baseball Houston Astros at Boston Red Sox. Fenway Park. Boston Sports MasterChef Just for Just for Boston Be careful whom you share in- 9 FOX (N) News Wrap Laughs Laughs News An offer someone makes will LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WUTF (6:30) ›› “Parker” (2013, Acción) Jason ›› Poltergeist (2015, Terror) Sam Rock- ››› The Bourne Ultimatum (2007, Acción) Matt have strings attached. Get the You may feel that you are at formation with. Not everyone = UMA Statham, Jennifer Lopez. well, Rosemarie DeWitt, Kyle Catlett. Damon, Julia Stiles, Joan Allen. nitty-gritty before you contrib- a disadvantage or have been will be open with you about WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ›› Drive Angry (2011, Action) Nicolas Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & ute something you aren’t likely ousted by something beyond beliefs and attitudes. Con- F MNT Theory Theory Cage, Amber Heard, William Fichtner. Molly to get back. Evaluate partner- your control, but, in the end, centrate on making personal WGBX Himalaya: King- NOVA “First Horse American Masters 10 Modern Marvels HS Quiz HS Quiz Sing That Music NOVA ships based on equality and the outcome will turn in your improvements and avoiding L PBS doms of the Sky Warriors” (N) “Mike Nichols” That Changed Show Show Voyager fairness. favor. Adjust and proceed. emotional situations. WWJE Secrets Of The Secrets Of The Secrets Of The Secrets Of The Hollywood & Crime Panic 9-1-1 Drugs, R JN Morgue Morgue Morgue Morgue “Overkill” “Family Affair” Inc. CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime Don’t worry about what other Big ideas don’t have to be ful- If you keep life simple, ev- TELE ››› The Good Dinosaur (2015, Niños) La reina del sur, de película Sofía pone en Titulares Decisio- Latinx Decisio- Programa people are doing. Your priority filled right away. A steady pace erything will turn out the way ¨ TELE Voices of Jeffrey Wright, Maleah Padilla. marcha un peligroso plan. y Más nes Now! nes should be personal changes and well-thought-out plan will you want. If you let someone WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & that will enhance your life, get you where you want to go. meddle or convince you to do ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order important relationships and Romance will enhance your things in an excessive manner, CABLE STATIONS immediate environment. Stop personal life. problems will surface. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 06.15.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law talking and start taking action. A&E PD -- 05.10.19” enforcement. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) (6:00) ››› “Cast Away” (2000, Drama) The Son “Scalped a The Son “Scalped ››› Cast Away (2000) Tom Hanks. A courier com- ARIES (March 21-April 19) AMC LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Exaggeration will lead to trou- Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. Dog” (N) a Dog” pany executive is marooned on a remote island. Stay focused on what you can ble. Stick to the facts and Consider every angle before Below Below Deck “I Said Below Deck Rhylee and Tyler Below Deck “Shame Below Deck “Au ››‡ Funny People (2009) you make a life-changing BRAVO do to improve your life. Size avoid giving loose-lipped peo- Deck I Got It!” have a tryst. Cocoon” Revoir!” Adam Sandler. ‘R’ up situations that have been ple personal information that move. It’s important to have a Body Cam: Close Body Cam: Close Body Cam: Close Body Cam: Close Deadliest Catch Body Cam: Close Body DISC dragging you down and con- could be used against you. plan in place and something Encounters Encounters Encounters Encounters Encounters Cam sider the best way to distance Adopt simplicity and moder- to fall back on, if necessary. Raven’s Raven’s Zombies (2018, Adventure) Milo Sydney- Bizaard- Coop & Ladybug Bunk’d Andi Bizaard- Bunk’d DISN Home Home Manheim. ‘NR’ Max vark Cami & Cat Mack vark yourself from bad influences. ation. Trust facts, not hearsay. SportsCenter (N) NBA Countdown (N) NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Portland SportsCenter With Scott Van SportsCen- ESPN Trail Blazers. Western Conference Final, Game 3. Pelt (N) ter College Softball Bases College Softball NCAA Tournament, Bases College Softball NCAA Tournament, The BRIDGE ESPN2 Loaded Regional: Teams TBA. (N) Loaded Regional: Teams TBA. (N) ’99ers “A Bug’s ›››› Finding Nemo (2003, Children’s) Voices of ›››‡ Finding Dory (2016) Voices of Ellen ››› Meet the Robinsons FREE Life” Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould. DeGeneres, Albert Brooks. (2007) Daniel Hansen (5:00) “The Twilight ››› Deadpool (2016) Ryan Reynolds. Deadpool Fosse/Verdon Better What We Baskets Baskets Getting the facts in a timely fashion FX Saga: Eclipse” hunts down the man who nearly destroyed his life. Things Do Martin Rees, a British cos- declarer immediately played East played low. Now, though, (6:30) ››› “Puss in ››› Smallfoot (2018) Voices of ››‡ Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018, Adven- Game of Thrones Cher- HBO Boots” (2011) Channing Tatum. ture) Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard. ‘PG-13’ “The Bells” nobyl mologist and astrophysicist a club to his ace and cashed South won with his jack, led a Pawn Stars “Triple Pawn Stars: Pumped Up “Top Dollar Comics” Unpublished Pawn Stars “Pawn It Pawn Stars: Pumped Up “Top who has been the Astronomer the club queen. East’s heart club to the king and conceded HIST Crown Pawn” Christmas art from Mad. (N) Out of the Park” Dollar Comics” Royal since 1995, said, “Most discard was both a blow and a a club to West. (6:00) “Suburban Psycho Granny (2019, Suspense) Robin Killer Grandma (2019, Suspense) Kelly Psycho Granny (2019) Robin practicing scientists focus on challenge. Could South collect Declarer took three spades, LIFE Swingers Club” Riker, Brooke Newton. Sullivan, Nana Visitor. Riker, Brooke Newton. ‘bite-sized’ problems that are three diamond winners? three hearts, two diamonds ››› Friday (1995, Comedy) Ice Cube, ›› Next Friday (2000, Comedy) Ice Cube, ›‡ Friday After Next (2002, Comedy) Ice How MTV timely and tractable. The oc- If this suit were splitting 3-2, all and four clubs. Chris Tucker, Nia Long. Mike Epps, Justin Pierce. Cube, Mike Epps, John Witherspoon. High 2 cupational risk is then to lose would be easy. Similarly, if West Nitro Nitro The ’86 Celtics Anything Is Possible: The Story of the Nitro Nitro Nitro NBCSB sight of the big picture.” had king-fourth of diamonds, World World 2008 Celtics World World World In bridge deals, sometimes one or two finesses would pro- My Story My Story David Ortiz: The The David Ortiz Era Sports Sports Sports Dirty College Baseball Wake Forest NESN Journey Today Today Today Water TV at Clemson. timely information about one duce the necessary tricks. But Loud Loud The Sub- JoJo- Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom Mom bite-sized suit will tell declarer what if East had K-10-x-x? NICK House House stitute Birthday House House how to handle the big picture Declarer spotted a timely Billions “A Proper Wu-Tang Clan: Of Boxing Deontay Wilder vs. Dominic Breazeale. A WBC world heavyweight The Chi “A Leg Up” of the full deal. sequence of plays. He led a SHOW Sendoff” Mics and Men title bout. (N) How should declarer have low diamond to the ace and (5:56) ›› “The ›› The Lone Ranger (2013) Johnny Depp. An Indian The Spanish Apoca- ››‡ Sicario: Day of the Sol- STARZ played in six no-trump after returned the diamond four to- Equalizer 2” (2018) warrior and a lawman unite to fight corruption. Princess lypse dado (2018, Suspense) ‘R’ West led the heart jack? ward his jack. If East had dis- (5:30) ››‡ “The Magnificent ›››‡ Arrival (2016, Science Fiction) Amy Futurama “Branni- Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY South started with 10 top carded, or both opponents had Seven” (2016, Western) Adams, Jeremy Renner. gan, Begin Again” tricks: three spades, three followed suit, South could have (5:45) “Central Intel- Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full The Last ››‡ Central Intelligence (2016) TBS ligence” (2016) Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal O.G. Dwayne Johnson. hearts, one diamond and three claimed. Also, with this layout, “Star Wars: The ›››‡ Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) Harrison Ford. Han ›››‡ Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983, Science clubs. He saw that if the miss- how could East defend? TNT Empire Strikes” Solo and his allies face a new threat from Kylo Ren. Fiction) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. ing clubs were 3-2 or someone If he had won with his king, (6:00) ›› “Fast & ››‡ Fast Five (2011, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. Dom Modern Modern Modern Modern Miz & Mrs had a singleton jack, there declarer would have had his USA Furious” (2009) Toretto and company ramp up the action in Brazil. Family Family Family Family wouldn’t be a problem. So, three diamond winners. So, ››› Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) Robin Williams, Sally Field. An ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. A VH1 estranged dad poses as a nanny to be with his children. slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV MAY 19, 2019 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 Downton Abbey on Call the Midwife (N) Les Misérables on Master- PBS Breakthrough: The Dr. Perlmutter’s Whole Life ^ PBS Masterpiece piece (N) Preview Ideas Plan Holistic lifestyle program. WBZ 60 Minutes (N) The Red Line Tia receives a financial NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Sports Joel House $ CBS windfall. (N) “False Flag” (N) Final (N) Final OT Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “218 (Season Finale)” The winner is announced. News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Skip” WBTS Ellen’s Game of Dateline NBC “Into the Night” Updates to a Good Girls “Jeff” (N) News NBC 10 Access Ninja * NBC Games missing person case. (N) at 11 Sports Warrior WFXT Simpsons Family ››‡ Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015) Voices of Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Hot Top- Whacked Boston 9 FOX Guy Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg. 10PM (N) News Depth ics Out Spo. News WUTF ››› Jet Li’s Fearless (2006, Acción) Jet ››‡ Unleashed (2005, Acción) Jet Li, Bob ››› The Dark Knight Rises (2012, Acción) Christian = UMA Li, Betty Sun, Dong Yong. Hoskins, Morgan Freeman. Bale, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy. WSBK Castle “Mr. & Mrs. WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Castle” “Poetic Justice” “Rogue Nation” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX “Mup- Ask This Antiques Roadshow Annie Oakley: American Experi- Infinity Hall Live Call the Midwife Les Mi- L PBS pets” Old H’se American ence sérables WWJE Secrets Of The Secrets Of The Secrets Of The Secrets Of The Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Dead R JN Morgue Morgue Morgue Morgue tions tions tions tions Again WLVI Modern Modern Supergirl “The Quest Charmed “The 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Wipeout True X CW Family Family for Peace” Source Awakens” CW56 (N) Crime TELE MasterChef Latino “Audición” Cada juez ››‡ Hercules (2014, Aventura) Dwayne Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Decisio- ¨ TELE formará un equipo. (N) Johnson, Ian McShane. y Más nes tremas nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “The NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Windfall” “Three Hearts” Hills Have Eyes” “Exposure” “Deep Trouble” CABLE STATIONS (4:00) ›› “Pearl ›››‡ Hacksaw Ridge (2016, War) Andrew Garfield. Medic Live Rescue: ›››‡ Hacksaw Ridge (2016, A&E Harbor” (2001, War) Desmond Doss becomes a hero during World War II. Rewind War) Andrew Garfield. (6:00) ››› “Taken” Killing Eve “Wide A Discovery of Killing Eve “Wide A Discovery of ››› Taken (2008, Action) Liam AMC (2008) Awake” (N) Witches (N) Awake” Witches Neeson, Maggie Grace. The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- Watch Don’t Be Watch The Real House- Southern Charm BRAVO wives of Potomac wives of Potomac wives of Potomac What Tardy ... What wives of Potomac “RSVPeeved” Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Survivalists are dropped Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Survivalists DISC Uncensored (N) (N) on an island. (N) “Paradise Lost” are dropped on an island. ››› The Good Dinosaur Coop & Sydney- Sydney- Bizaard- Coop & Ladybug Bunk’d Andi Bizaard- Bunk’d DISN (2015, Children’s) ‘PG’ Cami Max Max vark Cami & Cat Mack vark MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at Washington Nationals. Nationals SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter ESPN Park. (N) College Softball NCAA Tournament, College Softball NCAA Tournament, SEC Storied Exploring the life of UFC E:60 ESPN2 Regional: Teams TBA. (N) Regional: Teams TBA. (N) Archie Manning. “Finding ›››‡ Finding Dory (2016, Children’s) Voices of Ellen ››› Mulan (1998, Children’s) Voices of ››› Casper (1995) Christina FREE Nemo” DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, Ed O’Neill. Ming-Na Wen, Eddie Murphy. Ricci, Bill Pullman. (5:30) ››› “Dead- ›››‡ Get Out (2017, Horror) Daniel Kaluuya, Allison ›››‡ Get Out (2017, Horror) Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Hitman: FX pool” (2016) Williams, Catherine Keener. Williams, Catherine Keener. Agent 47 “12 Game of Thrones “The Bells” Game of Thrones (N) Barry (N) Last Game of Thrones Barry HBO Strong” Week American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers: American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American HIST “Ready to Roar” Bonus Buys (N) “High Flying Pick” “Big Top Picks” “Ready to Roar” Pick. (6:00) ››‡ “The Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance Meghan’s New Life: Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance Meghan’s LIFE Princess Diaries” (2018, Biography) Parisa Fitz-Henley. The Real Princess (2018, Biography) Parisa Fitz-Henley. Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness Tommy College Basketball’s Michael Golden Boy Boxing The Ring Report Poker After Dark Poker NBCSB Heinsohn Purple Reign Holley Bruins Behind Cruisin’ Golf Dest. Dining Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Houston Astros NESN Academy the B Playbook Today Today Today Water TV at Boston Red Sox. The Sub- The Sub- ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom Mom Bonnie loses NICK stitute stitute James Caan, Bob Newhart. her job. Billions “American Cartoon Cartoon ›››‡ The Help (2011) Viola Davis. An aspiring writer The Chi “A Leg Up” Desus & Billions SHOW Champion” Pres. Pres. captures the experiences of black women. Mero The Spanish The Spanish Prin- The Spanish The Spanish ›‡ I Now Pronounce You Chuck and ›› Su- STARZ Princess cess (N) Princess Princess Larry (2007) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ perfly ››› Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Fac- ››› Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971, Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY tory (1971, Children’s) Gene Wilder. Children’s) Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson. (6:00) ›››‡ “The ››› Beauty and the Beast (2017, Children’s) Emma ››‡ Snow White & the Huntsman (2012, Fantasy) Alice TBS Jungle Book” Watson, Dan Stevens, Luke Evans. Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron. Through NBA Basketball Milwaukee Bucks at Toronto Raptors. Inside the NBA (N) Animal Kingdom ››› Ocean’s Eleven (2001, Comedy- TNT Eastern Conference Final, Game 3. (N) “Incoming” Drama) George Clooney, Matt Damon. Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order (6:25) ››‡ “Bad Boys” (1995, Action) ›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà. Two Fresh Fresh VH1 Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. Prince Prince B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 Trump lifts tariffs on Mexico, Canada, delays auto tariffs By Paul Wiseman, metal, driving down world Mexicans did go along last Tom Krisher, prices and hurting U.S. pro- year with a revamped re- Kevin Freking ducers. The countries could gional trade deal that was and Rob Gillies also reimpose the tariffs if to Trump’s liking. But the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS they faced a “surge” in steel administration had re- or aluminum imports. fused to lift the taxes on WASHINGTON — Earlier Friday, the Bogged down in a sprawl- their metals coming into ing trade dispute with U.S. White House said Trump the United States until rival China, President Don- is delaying for six months Friday. ald Trump took steps Fri- any decision to slap tariffs The new trade deal — day to ease tensions with on foreign cars, a move the U.S.-Mexico-Canada America’s allies — lifting that would have hit Japan Agreement — needs ap- import taxes on Canadian and the Europe especially proval from legislatures in and Mexican steel and alu- hard. the U.S., Canada and Mex- minum and delaying auto Trump still is hoping ico. Several key U.S. law- tariffs that would have to use the threat of auto makers were threatening hurt Japan and Europe. tariffs to pressure Japan to reject the pact unless By removing the met- and the European Union the tariffs were removed. als tariffs on Canada and into making concessions And Canada had suggest- Mexico, Trump cleared a in ongoing trade talks. ed it wouldn’t ratify any key roadblock to a North “If agreements are not deal with tariffs still in reached within 180 days, place. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS American trade pact his team negotiated last year. the president will deter- Thomas Donohue, presi- Same-sex marriage supporters cheer outside the Legislative Yuan in As part of Friday’s arrange- mine whether and what dent of the U.S. Chamber Taiwan on Friday. ment, the Canadians and further action needs to be of Commerce, said the Mexicans agreed to scrap taken,” White House press lifting of the tariffs “will retaliatory tariffs they had secretary Sarah Sanders bring immediate relief to Taiwan approves same-sex imposed on U.S. goods. said in a statement. American farmers and “I’m pleased to announce In imposing the metals manufacturers. Critically, that we’ve just reached an tariffs and threatening this action delivers a wel- agreement with Canada the ones on autos, the come burst of momentum marriage in first for Asia and Mexico, and we’ll be president was relying on a for the USMCA in Con- selling our product into rarely used weapon in the gress.” By Ralph Jennings Friday morning in the the Asia Pacific Coalition those countries without the U.S. trade war arsenal — Canadian Prime Minis- ASSOCIATED PRESS rainy streets outside on Male Sexual Health. imposition of tariffs, or ma- Section 232 of the Trade ter Justin Trudeau cred- parliament before the Phil Robertson, depu- TAIPEI, Taiwan — Tai- jor tariffs,” Trump said in a Expansion Act of 1962 — ited his government for vote. Many carried rain- ty Asia director for Hu- speech to the National As- which lets the president holding out to get the tar- wan’s legislature voted bow-colored placards man Rights Watch, said Friday to legalize same- sociation of Realtors. impose tariffs on imports iffs removed. reading “The vote cannot Taiwan’s action should In a joint statement, the if the Commerce Depart- “We stayed strong,” he sex marriage, a first in fail.” About 50 opponents “sound a clarion call, kick- Asia and a boost for LGBT U.S. and Canada said they ment deems them a threat said. “That’s what work- sat under a tent outside ing off a larger movement would work to prevent to national security. ers asked for. These tar- rights activists who had parliament and gave across Asia to ensure championed the cause for cheap imports of steel and But the steel and alu- iffs didn’t make sense speeches favoring mar- equality for LGBT people aluminum from entering minum tariffs were also around national security. two decades. riage between only men and pro-active protection Lawmakers pressured North America. The pro- designed to coerce Cana- They were hurting Cana- and women. of their rights by govern- vision appeared to target da and Mexico into agree- dian consumers, Canadi- by LGBT groups as well Taiwan’s Constitution- ments throughout the re- as by church organiza- China, which has long been ing to a rewrite of North an workers and American al Court in May 2017 gion. No more excuses!” accused of flooding world American free trade pact. consumers and American tions opposed to the move said the constitution al- Taiwan’s acceptance of markets with subsidized In fact, the Canadians and workers.” approved most of a gov- lows same-sex marriages gay and lesbian relation- ernment-sponsored bill and gave parliament two ships began in the 1990s that recognizes same- years to adjust laws ac- when leaders in today’s sex marriages and gives cordingly. ruling Democratic Pro- Iran could rally regional proxies couples many of the tax, The court order mo- gressive Party champi- insurance and child cus- bilized LGBT advocacy oned the cause to help in case of war with the U.S. tody benefits available to groups pushing for fair Taiwan stand out in Asia male-female married cou- treatment, as well as op- as an open society. By Zeina Karam day it is among the most provoked. Hezbollah has ples. ponents among church Although claimed by ASSOCIATED PRESS effective armed groups lost hundreds of fighters in That makes Taiwan the in the region, extending Syria, exacting a heavy toll groups and advocates of China as its own territory, BEIRUT — In the event first place in Asia with a traditional Chinese fam- Taiwan is a self-governing Iran’s influence to Israel’s on the Shiite community comprehensive law both of war with the United doorstep. from which it draws most ily values that stress the democracy with a vibrant States, Iran “will not be allowing and laying out importance of marriage civil society dedicated to In a paper for the Brook- of its support. the terms of same-sex alone.” ings Institute earlier this The Houthis and producing offspring. promoting rights for sex- That message was deliv- marriage. Religion, conservative year, former U.S. Assis- Yemen’s Shiite rebels, ual and ethnic minorities, ered by the leader of Leb- Taiwanese President values and political sys- tant Secretary of State known as Houthis, swept women, the handicapped anon’s Hezbollah militant Tsai Ing-wen, a supporter tems that discourage and others. Jeffrey Feltman described down from the north and group to a mass rally in of the law, tweeted: “On LGBT activism have Mainland China, ruled the group as revolution- captured the capital, Sa- Beirut in February mark- May 17th, 2019 in Tai- slowed momentum to- by the authoritarian Com- ary Iran’s “most success- naa, in 2014. A Saudi-led ing the 40th anniversary wan, LoveWon. We took ward same-sex marriage munist Party, remains ful export” and Tehran’s coalition entered the con- of Iran’s Islamic Revolu- a big step toward true in many Asian countries much more conservative “multi-purpose tool.” flict on the side of the tion. “If America launches equality, and made Tai- from Japan through and officials have repeat- Hezbollah was formed government the following war on Iran, it will not be wan a better country.” much of Southeast Asia, edly discouraged even the to combat Israel following year. The war has since alone in the confrontation, “It’s a breakthrough, I although Thailand is ex- discussion of legalizing its invasion of Lebanon killed tens of thousands of because the fate of our re- have to say so,” said Shi- ploring the legalization same-sex marriage. in 1982. It waged an 18- people and generated the gion is tied to the Islamic au Hong-chi, professor of same-sex civil partner- Despite that, news of world’s worst humanitari- Republic,” Hassan Nasral- year guerrilla war against of gender studies and ships. Taiwan’s new law was a an crisis. lah said. Israeli forces, eventually communications manage- “This will help spark a major trending topic on Saudi Arabia views From Lebanon and Syr- forcing them to withdraw ment at Shih-Hsin Uni- debate in Thailand, and social media in China, the Houthis as an Irani- ia to Iraq, Yemen and the from Lebanon in 2000. Six versity in Taiwan. hopefully will help Thai- with more than 100 mil- an proxy, and along with Gaza Strip, Tehran has years later, it battled Israel Thousands of peo- land move faster on our lion views on the Twit- to a bloody stalemate in a Western nations and U.N. significantly expanded experts has accused Teh- ple, including same-sex own partnership bill,” ter-like microblogging monthlong war. its footprint over the past ran of providing arms to couples, demonstrated said Wattana Keiangpa of site Weibo. Today, the group has an decade, finding and devel- the rebels, including the arsenal of tens of thou- oping powerful allies in long-range missiles they sands of rockets and mis- conflict-ravaged countries have fired into Saudi Ara- siles that can reach deep Mediation in Norway aims across the Middle East. bia. Iran supports the Hezbollah is one of the into Israel, as well as thou- rebels but denies arming most prominent members sands of highly disciplined them. to resolve Venezuela crisis of the self-styled “axis of and battle-hardened fight- The Houthis have giv- ers. Hezbollah has fought By Christopher Also, Canadian Foreign in a decade in Norway. resistance,” armed groups en up little ground since with tens of thousands of alongside government the coalition entered the Torchia Minister Chrystia Free- Guaidó confirmed that forces in Syria for more ASSOCIATED PRESS land met in Havana with envoys were in Norway, Shiite Muslim fighters be- war, and have targeted the holden to Tehran. than six years, gaining Saudi capital, Riyadh, with Cuban Foreign Minister but warned that the oppo- even more battlefield ex- CARACAS, Venezue- Bruno Rodríguez, who sition won’t enter into any Iran has used such long-range missiles. Earli- la — Diplomatic efforts perience and expanding its tweeted that Cuba was “false negotiation.” groups in the past to strike er this week they claimed aimed at resolving Venezu- reach. prepared to contribute to He said any talks must its regional foes, and could a drone attack that shut ela’s crisis accelerated on At home, the group’s dialogue on Venezuela. lead to the end of Pres- mobilize them if the latest down a major oil pipeline Thursday as the govern- power exceeds that of the The myriad diplomatic ident Nicolás Maduro’s tensions with the United in Saudi Arabia, which re- ment and opposition sent Lebanese armed forces, efforts reflect a recogni- government, its replace- States lead to an armed sponded with airstrikes on envoys to talks in Norway, and along with its allies tion in Venezuela that nei- ment by a transitional ad- conflict — dramatically ex- Yemen’s rebel-held capital though the two sides’ mu- has more power than ever ther side has been able to ministration and free and panding the battlefield. that killed civilians. tual mistrust and differ- in the parliament and gov- prevail in the struggle for fair elections. Here’s a look at Tehran’s Iraq militias ences on key issues could ernment. power, leaving the country Maduro disputes op- allies in the Mideast: Iran has trained, fi- prevent any quick solution. Hezbollah Despite the rhetoric, in a state of political paral- position claims that his nanced, and equipped Shi- The Norwegian attempt The militia, whose Arabic Hezbollah says it is not ite militias in Iraq that ysis after years of hyper- reelection last year was to mediate comes amid name translates into “Par- seeking another war with battled U.S. forces in the inflation and shortages of illegitimate and says U.S. tensions that exploded in ty of God,” was established Israel, and it is not likely years after the 2003 in- food and medicine. sanctions imposed on Ven- street violence when the by Iran’s Revolutionary to join in any regional con- vasion and remobilized to “You don’t negotiate be- ezuela to try to oust him opposition called in vain Guard during Lebanon’s frontation — at least not in battle the Islamic State cause you want to. You ne- should be lifted. for a military uprising on civil war in the 1980s. To- the early stages — unless group a decade later. April 30. gotiate because you have Maduro noted his in- Details about the closely to,” said Geoff Ramsey, formation minister, Jorge guarded process, includ- a Venezuela researcher Rodríguez, had carried ing whether direct talks at the nongovernmental out “the first part” of an between envoys from op- Washington Office on Lat- important mission in Eu- posing camps were on the in America. rope. He said he expected agenda, were scarce. Nor- “It’s become pretty clear Rodríguez back in Vene- way, in a foreign ministry neither has been able to zuela by Friday and that statement, confirmed that impose their dominant more details will be re- it had preliminary con- strategy on the other,” he vealed. tacts with Venezuelan en- said. Participation in the me- voys and that it was ready Norway has a long, suc- diation effort is a reversal to continue supporting cessful history of foreign for the opposition, which efforts for a peaceful solu- mediation: The country has accused Maduro of us- tion. hosted peace talks between ing negotiations between The initiative coincides Israelis and Palestinians 2016 and 2018 to play for with other outreach ef- in September 1993, and time. Maduro, in turn, al- forts: Opposition leader the Philippines govern- leges the opposition tried Juan Guaidó said in Ca- ment and Maoist rebels in to seize power by force. racas that he planned to 2011. The government also U.S. officials have said meet a delegation from a brokered a 2002 cease-fire they are focusing on diplo- mostly European group of between Sri Lankan gov- matic and economic mea- nations, and Venezuelan ernment and Tamil Tiger sures to force out Maduro. television showed Maduro rebel negotiators. Seven However, Guaidó said his FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS meeting separately with years ago, negotiators from Washington envoy would the same delegation from the Colombian government meet with the head of the Iran has used groups like the Lebanese Hezbollah to strike its region- the International Contact and left-wing FARC rebels U.S. Southern Command al foes, and could mobilize them if the latest tensions with the United Group. held their first direct talks on Monday. States lead to an armed conflict, dramatically expanding the battlefield. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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Good luck By Jim Buchta biggest metros across the gained steam in recent cent of their original ask- time a year ago in 33 of the listed her one-level town- STAR TRIBUNE country, where buyers now months, a “flight to afford- ing price. And because the nation’s 35 largest housing house in Apple Valley for have far more house list- ability.” deepest dearth of listings is markets, Olsen said. $250,000 last month, she MINNEAPOLIS — From ings to choose from than In St. Anthony and Arden among entry-level houses, A combination of factors got 30 showings and nine coast to coast, house list- they did last year. Hills, about half as many first-time buyers are suf- is driving the listing logjam offers in three days. Be- ings are becoming more “The Twin Cities are an houses were available fering the biggest price in the Twin Cities. Would- cause the sale hasn’t closed abundant, bringing relief to outlier,” said Skylar Olsen, through the Regional Mul- increases. According to a be sellers, particularly yet she can’t reveal the weary spring buyers. Zillow’s director of economic tiple Listing Service during recent Star Tribune analy- baby boomers who want final price, but the lowest Not so in the Twin Cities research. “And that’s going the first three months of sis of 2019 assessment data to downsize, are reluctant of those offers was for her metro, where demand for to keep the home-buying the year compared with the from Ramsey County, the to sell because they worry original asking price. entry-level houses contin- experience very stressful.” same time last year. And in least-expensive houses in they’ll have to pay more for Among sellers in the ues to outstrip supply, cre- The most dramatic in- Isanti and Little Canada, the county are appreciating a smaller house. And build- Twin Cities, Kruse is some- ating a listing logjam that’s ventory declines so far first-quarter inventory was twice as fast as the most ex- ers aren’t keeping pace thing of an exception. The choking home sales. this year have happened down by about a third. pensive ones. with demand for one-level baby boomer is moving to By the end of March, in about two dozen mostly Nationwide, price gains Nationwide, slowing sales houses that are more ap- the family ranch in South Twin Cities home buyers inner-ring suburbs where are cooling. Not in the Twin in places with frothy price pealing — and affordable Dakota to be closer to had 5 percent fewer options the aging housing stock is Cities, where competition increases are driving in- — to those downsizes and friends and relatives and to than last year, according affordable and attractive for those dwindling listings ventory gains. To attract the massive wave of young- help care for her mother. So to an analysis of sales and to entry-level buyers priced is causing price gains to ac- buyers, sellers are offer- er buyers who are entering her decision to move wasn’t public property records by out of more expensive ur- celerate, which is why last ing deeper discounts. The the market. affected by concerns about Zillow. That’s in contrast ban neighborhoods. Olsen month sellers in the Twin share of listings with a Sellers aren’t complain- where she’d move and how to nearly every one of the calls the trend, which has Cities got nearly 100 per- price cut is higher than this ing. When Tracey Kruse much she’d have to pay.