THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017 Budget shortfall leaves Lynn feeling spent

By Thomas Grillo “If we are unable to set the tax request of the Legislature is not money hasn’t reached the city’s recommended the city not is- ITEM STAFF rate and mail out the third quar- unusual, neither could recall the coffers. sue raises after union contracts ter tax bills by the end of the last time the city needed the ex- The trash fee is expected to expire, freeze hiring, contract LYNN — The city’s budget year, the city will not receive the emption. generate about $2 million annu- EMS services to a private com- de cit, now set at $5 million, $31 million in real estate taxes “It hasn’t happened in my ally, the meals tax should raise pany, and eliminate three dozen could become a $36 million prob- by Feb. 1 and we will be unable time on the job and I’ve been $700,000 and the two medical jobs. lem for Mayor-elect Thomas M. McGee if the city is unable to set to meet payroll,” Caron told the here since 1998,” said Caron. marijuana clinics slated to open Mayor Judith Flanagan Ken- the tax rate by year’s end. City Council Tuesday. “Without “Getting approval to send the in the city could raise as much nedy, who recently lost her bid Peter Caron, the city’s chief the Legislature’s approval, we tax bills is not a big deal, but the as $400,000 per year. But so far for a third term, said Caron is nancial of cer, wants the Leg- would have to borrow a signi - budget de cit is.” the city has not seen the cash. the CFO and knows all of the islature to grant a one-time cant amount of cash that would Despite new sources of reve- Earlier this year, PFM Group, tools available to act in the best exemption from state law that probably cost $100,000 in inter- nue implemented in the last few a Philadelphia nancial adviso- interest of the city. requires the city to have a bal- est.” months, including a trash fee, ry services rm that specializes “If he believes this is in the anced budget before sending out While Caron and City Council meals tax, and payment from in advising municipalities, put the tax bills. President Darren Cyr insist the medical marijuana clinics, the the de cit at $8.6 million and BUDGET, A3 Marblehead, North Shore NAHANT energized by ROCKS By Bridget Turcotte SSU forum ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF REPORT NAHANT — A book about rocks in Nahant, SALEM — More than 75 state, munici- created by a local envi- pal, and student leaders gathered at Sa- ronmental organization, lem State University to discuss how the will hit the shelves at the North Shore can move to 100 percent re- library and Johnson Ele- newable energy from sources like solar mentary School this week. and wind. “A Guide to Exploring The North Shore for 100% Renewable The Rocks of Nahant and Energy Summit featured speakers from How to Become a Rock local and state government, businesses, Detective,” was created and community organizations sharing by Nahant Safer Waters their perspectives on the pathway to a in Massachusetts, Inc., future powered entirely by renewable an organization focused energy. State Senators Joan Lovely and on protecting the waters Bruce Tarr attended, along with city around Nahant from pol- councilors, town planners, and commu- lution by implementing nity leaders from across the region. environmental initiatives “Today’s event is an opportunity for and educating the public. people who are engaged in thinking, and The idea came to di- acting, about our energy future to come rector Vi Patek when together to discuss how we can make a she took a few of her six positive impact to the threat of climate grandchildren, who fall change,” said John Livermore, director between the ages of six of Sustainable Marblehead and founder months and 13 years, to of Healthy Home, Healthy Planet. “As the beach and they asked coastal communities, we have front-row her what kind of rocks seats to the impacts that are present- they had found. ed through climate change. Sustain- People who visit Nah- able Marblehead and Healthy Home, ant’s beaches are often Healthy Planet are committed to work- fascinated by the variety ing with our local leaders, businesses and beauty of the rocks, and community organizations to iden- she said. tify and implement solutions that will Unable to identify the bene t our community and decrease our rocks, she tried to look carbon footprint.” them up on a guide, but “The North Shore can lead the way to was unsuccessful. In addi- 100 percent clean, renewable energy,” tion to the guide being too said Meghan Hassett, campaign orga- complex for the children nizer for Environment Massachusetts to understand, the photo- Research & Policy Center. “Local com- graphs were of the stones munities, businesses, and institutions in their best possible con- have already made so much progress dition, which isn’t always on clean energy and energy ef ciency. what the rock looks like on We should build on that progress and the beach. charge ahead toward a 100 percent re- Over the past two to newable future.” three years, Patek and sev- The North Shore has one of the oldest eral other S.W.I.M. mem- operational solar elds in the country. bers worked with consult- Greenergy Park in Beverly produces ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ing geologist Barry Sidwell about 94,000 kilowatt hours per year of and editor Ellen Antrim to energy from its 3,000 panels. Amy Klee, from left, Barry Sidwell, Ellen Antrim, and Vi Patek search for some of put together a book that the rocks that are featured in the new S.W.I.M., Inc., book they helped create, “A FORUM, A7 Guide to Exploring the Rocks of Nahant and How to Become a Rock Detective.” ROCKS, A7 INSIDE Malden puts Doctor trades DINING GUIDE WINTER 2017 new tests his stethoscope to the test for a paint brush By Steve Freker FOR THE ITEM By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF MALDEN — The new MCAS tests have raised accountability in the LYNN — Dr. Michael Schrenko will retire at the end city’s public schools, according to of the month after practicing medicine for nearly four School Superintendent John Oteri. decades in Lynn. “It is not suitable to compare the For 38 of his 42 years as a general practitioner, the previous test to this test,” he said. Pennsylvania native has operated a solo private prac- In Lynn “It’s not apples to apples, or even tice on Ocean Street, serving generations of families. Gilbert in Boston apples to oranges … It’s apples to The 1920s building has a history of housing family art show. A3 trees.” practices that dates back much longer than his ten- Oteri, who is in his rst year in ure. It has been home to a private practice for about 70 In Opinion Malden’s schools, briefed School years, Schrenko said. Revere thinks small. A4 Committee members on the test “It’s the end of an era, in a way,” he said. “Less and less In LOOK! Monday night. In a 25-minute pre- doctors are going into a private practice. The amount of Get into the holiday sentation, he explained how the private practice doctors is now less than the amount of spirit in Lynn eld. A8 revised test, given to students in employed doctors.” grades 3-8 last spring, is a next-gen- Schrenko sold the building in October 2016 for In Sports eration assessment tool designed to $539,900 to Battling Bard Realty LLC of Medford, ac- Jasper Grassa follows rate students. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE cording to Patriot Properties. He has leased the of ce in father’s footsteps, “The Department of Secondary and for the past year, but the new owner plans to convert named new Classical Elementary Education really wants Dr. Michael Schrenko is retiring the of ce into apartments, he said. basketball coach. B1 after 42 years of practice, 38 of it TESTS, A7 in Lynn. DOCTOR, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 49° VOL. 139, ISSUE 291 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 46° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017 OBITUARIES Target is seeing Scott H. Mace, 49 Philip M. Anderson, 89 highly competitive LYNN — Scott H. Robin Mace-Hudson PEABODY — Philip and her husband Mace, age 49, of and her husband Murray Anderson age James, of Lynn, Paul holiday on the way Lynn, died Sunday Paul Danzi of Man- 89, of Peabody for- M. Anderson and his after a lengthy strug- chester, N.H. Tammy merly of Lynn, passed wife Judi, of Ipswich gle with addiction. He Mace-Savio of Lynn, away peacefully, sur- and Maura Scherrer was the loving hus- and Mark Buchanan rounded by his loving and her husband band of Lisa B. (Fis- of Lynn; three niec- family, on Tuesday, Richard, of Lynn, tel) Mace, with whom es; Jessica Julianne Nov. 14, 2017, at the a daughter-in-law he shared nine years and Jenna Lewis of Kaplan Family Hos- Mary L. Anderson, of of marriage. He was a New Hampshire; two pice House. He was Lynn eld, 10 grand- lifelong Lynn resident. nephews; Joseph Mace and the husband of the late Claire children; Kristin Faivre and Scott worked as a truck his wife Michelle of Lynn and L. (Jenkins) Anderson, with her husband Nick, of North driver and was proud of his Roy Mace Jr. of Lynn; his fa- whom he shared 56 years of Reading, Philip Anderson accomplishments in his eld. ther-in-law; Milton Fistel and marriage. and his wife Ashley, of Lyn- Prior to that, he was a break- his wife Linda of Swampscott; Born in Everett, he was n eld, James Carroll and his fast cook for over a decade at as well as several extended the son of the late William wife Laura, of Lynn, Lauren the Little River Inn. He was an family members and friends. and Mary (Murray) Ander- Virgilio and her husband An- active member of East Coast He was the son of the late son. Raised in West Lynn, he thony, of Lynn, Rachel Carroll International Church in Lynn Vaughan Buchanan and the was a graduate of St. Mary’s and her signi cant other and had an unfailing Faith. He uncle of the late Amber Mace. High School, Class of 1945. Nick Conti, of Lynn, Olivia enjoyed camping, family trips, Service information: His He cherished the memories Anderson, of Ipswich, Craig cookouts, and loved music. He celebration of life with me- of the summers of his child- Anderson, of Ipswich, Drew will be remembered as a hard morial service will be held hood when he and his broth- Anderson, of Ipswich, Tracey working family man who abso- on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017, er Bill would spend the sum- Scherrer and her signi cant lutely adored his children. He at the East Coast Interna- mer with their beloved aunt other Arjun Iyer, of Lynn, and was a very loving, generous, tional Church, 65 Munroe in Kennebunkport, Maine, a Stephanie Walker and her happy, and outgoing man, and St., Lynn, MA 01901 at 5 place he would continue to husband Nate, of Winston, touched a lot of lives during p.m. Relatives and friends visit his entire life. Through- Ga., and four great-grand- his many long periods of so- are respectfully invited. In out his life Philip continued children; Kiera Carroll, Gi- briety. lieu of owers, donations in his education at Boston anna Virgilio, Jacob Carroll, In addition to his wife, he Scott’s name may be made College and Northeastern and Philip Anderson. He was is survived by three daugh- to East Coast International University. He lived in Lynn also the father of the late ters; Faith and Mikayla Mace Church. Arrangements by the until he moved to Brooksby Philip Anderson, the brother of Lynn and Alicia MacNeil of SOLIMINE Funeral Home, Village 2 ½ years ago. of the late William Anderson, New Hampshire; one grand- Lynn. Guestbook at www.so- A Veteran of World War II and the brother-in-law of the son; Cameron; three siblings; limine.com. and the Korean Wars, after late Ann Anderson, and Wil- he graduated from St. Mary’s liam and Dorothy Jenkins. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he enlisted in the U.S. Navy Service information: His A customer walks past a bank of at-screen serving until 1947. He then funeral will be held on Mon- televisions at a Target store in South Portland, Sydney Abrahams, 99 served in the Army until 1950, day at 9:30 a.m. from the Maine. and nally in the Airforce until SOLIMINE Funeral Home 426 1956. Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, By Anne that those investments are He had worked at the GE followed by a Funeral Mass at D’innocenzio either exceeding or meet- PEABODY — Sydney Abra- he was a U.S. Army malaria Riverworks Plant for 43 years; 10:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart ASSOCIATED PRESS ing expectations. hams of Peabody, died Nov. control of cer in Burma and retiring in 1988 as the Man- Church. Burial will be in St. Revenue at stores open 14, 2017, at age 99 years India. NEW YORK — A cau- at least a year rose 0.9 ager of Transportation and Mary’s Cemetery. Relatives tious outlook on the crucial and 10 months. Originally Service information: Buri- Shipping. and friends are respectful- percent, better than ana- from Beverly, he lived in New- al will be Friday, Nov. 17, holiday season overshad- lysts had predicted. It was He enjoyed painting, espe- ly invited to attend. Visiting owed progress Target made buryport for a decade, then a 2017, at 11:30 a.m. at the cially lighthouses, reading, hours Sunday 3-7 p.m. In lieu also the second consecu- half century in Swampscott. Newburyport Hebrew Ceme- in bringing more custom- tive quarter that metric and traveling. He loved to of owers donations may be ers to its stores, pulling its He was the beloved husband tery in Salisbury. Donations rose. Online sales rose spend time with his grandchil- made to ALS Association MA shares down sharply. The of Selma (Coltin) Abrahams in his memory may be made 24 percent, and customer dren and share with them his Chapter, 685 Canton St. Nor- shares of other retailers fell who died in 2015. He was to Brudnick Center, 240 traf c was up 1.4 percent. life story. wood, MA 02062. Directions as well, even though overall the father of Jane Eppers and Lynn eld Street, Peabody, As part of that, Tar- He is survived by three and guestbook at www.soli- economic gures show peo- Marc Abrahams; Grandfather MA 01960. For more infor- get is offering new store children; Susan C. Carroll mine.com. ple still spending. of Kate and Jesse Eppers; mation or to register in the brands, eight of which are Target reported higher Great grandfather of Ayla and online guestbook, please available for the rst time customer traf c numbers kind-hearted, cheerful friend visit www.stanetskyhyman- this holiday season. That and better sales at estab- to multitudes. During WWII, sonsalem.com. includes Hearth & Hand lished stores as its invest- William R. Warner, 66 with Magnolia, a lifestyle ments in improving its brand from Chip and Jo- stores and online capabil- anna Gaines of HGTV’s ities appear to be paying Donald F. Colpitts Jr. “Fixer Upper.” Target now KITTERY, Maine — Mr. Wil- Millbury and Brian Warner of off. But those changes, as 1952-2017 liam R. “Bill” Warner, age Farmington, N.H.; his grand- well as its moves to cut also has dedicated sales 66, of Kittery, Maine, and daughters Naomi and Mad- prices and raise employee associates in areas like Donald F. Colpitts Marie (Colpitts) Dar- formerly of Lynn, died on ellyn; his brother John Warner wages, are dragging down beauty and electronics. Jr. died on Sunday wish and her husband Sunday, Nov. 12, 2017, fol- of Middleton; his aunts Con- pro ts. Target is also rolling out Nov. 12, 2017. Born Ben Obada Darwish, lowing a brief illness. Bill nie Sotiropoulos and Sophie The discount chain re- and testing new delivery in Lynn Hospital in of Lynn eld, and his was born in Lynn in 1951, Nalesnik both of Lynn and ported a 21 percent drop options, though it’s playing son of Bessie (Sotiropou- several nieces, nephews and 1952, he leaves his two grandchildren in scal third-quarter catch-up. It’s now shipping los) Warner and the late cousins. He was the brother mother Lydia (Hoyt) Alex and Michael, he pro t. online orders from 1,400 of Edward Warner Jr.. He was of the late Edward Warner III. Colpitts and his fa- also leaves his son Seeking to soothe inves- its 1,800 stores for faster raised and educated in Service information: A ther Donald F. Col- Jason Colpitts and his tors, CEO Brian Cornell delivery, and says it expects Lynn and graduated from memorial service will be pitts Sr., both of Lynn. wife Candies, of Lynn. said that while the fourth to ship more than 30 mil- Lynn Trade. Bill served in held on Saturday, Nov. 18, He attended East- Donald’s family wish quarter is “always compet- lion items from its stores the United States Air Force 2017, in the SOLIMINE Fu- ern Jr. High and graduated to thank Shanel Anderson of itive,” the retailer is en- during the peak four weeks and was a sheet metal neral Home, 426 Broadway with the Class of 1967, and Eliot and the Solimine Funeral tering the holiday period of the holiday season, up worker at the Portsmouth (Route 129), Lynn at 11 then graduated from Lynn Homes. with “lots of con dence.” from 18 million last year. Naval Shipyard for over 30 a.m. Relatives and friends Trade High School in June Service information: Vis- “While the bulk of the It’s testing same-day deliv- years. He has resided in are respectfully invited to 1970. He took the Apprentice itation will be held on Fri- season is still ahead of us, ery (for a fee) at four New Kittery, Maine for the past attend. Memorial Visita- Program at General Electric day from 12-1 p.m. in the we are very happy to see York City stores. 35 years. Bill was an avid tion will be on Saturday and became a welder. SOLIMINE Funeral Home how these early efforts Target is also testing outdoorsman. He enjoyed from 9-11 a.m. In lieu of He leaves his parents and 426 Broadway (Route 129), have set the tone for the store-curb pickup for on- one brother David H. Colpitts of Lynn, followed by Graveside hiking, fishing and billiards. owers, donations in Bill’s line grocery orders at 50 In addition to his memory may be made season,” Cornell said. Lynn and was the brother of the Services at Pine Grove Cem- Overall U.S. retail sales stores in the Minneapo- late Mark Joseph Colpitts who etery. Relatives and friends mother Bessie of Lynn, to a charity of one’s lis area. In comparison, Bill is survived by his choice. Directions rose at a solid pace last died in January 2007 and one are respectfully invited to at- month, as people spent Walmart has more than sister Lisa Hill. Donald is also tend. Directions and guest- sons David Warner and online guestbook 1,000 stores that offer and his wife Jocelyn of at www.solimine.com. more at electronics, gro- survived by his daughter Dawn book at www.solimine.com. cery, clothing and sporting curbside pickup for on- goods stores. Retail sales line grocery shoppers and increased 0.2 percent in plans to double that gure MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS October, the Commerce next year. Department said, after “As much as Target is making progress, we be- re ect a commitment to and 2015. Baker said in a Monday a 1.9 percent gain in the Oh, man! Town drops lieve it needs to be bolder diversity and inclusion. A settlement announced letter to Acting Secretary previous month. The Na- ‘men’ from name of its and more creative,” Neil Coleman says similar Wednesday says the of Homeland Security tional Retail Federation trade group expects hol- Saunders, managing di- governing board changes have been made school will pay $190,000 that losing roughly 12,000 in Newton and Amherst. to dozens of former stu- iday sales to rise 3.6 per- rector of GlobalData Re- BROOKLINE (AP) — immigrants from those cent to 4 percent and at tail, said in a report. Brookline Town Meeting dents and won’t collect nations would be a “huge Brookline has removed member Michael Burstein any outstanding tuition least match the 3.6 per- He noted that many leg- blow” to his state. the word “men” from the had proposed referring to payments. cent growth of a year ago. acy issues, such as a lack name of its governing all board members as se- A call to the school was He said Massachusetts’ Target, like all tradi- of stock control which body. lectwomen. That proposal not immediately returned. 6,000 El Salvadorans, tional retailers, is in erce leaves frequent gaps on Brookline approved failed. Healey says students 5,000 Haitians and 1,000 competition with Amazon. shelves, also need to be changing the Board of who wanted to become Hondurans with TPS com and needs to cater xed. Selectmen to the Select Court settlement nurses “were targeted by are “overwhelmingly to the growing number of Target reported a shoppers who transition third-quarter pro t of $480 Board at a Town Meeting bans for-pro t nursing this school and misled hard-working people” who vote Tuesday. The title into taking unlicensed make “valuable contri- seamlessly between store million, or 88 cents per “selectman” has been re- school from state and low-quality courses in butions” to the state’s aisles and mobile phones share, for the period ended placed with “select board order to generate a pro t.” when they shop. Oct. 28. That compares with BOSTON (AP) — A economy and culture. member.” Her of ce says it will But the company is in a $608 million, or $1.06 per for-pro t nursing school For the past year, the The ve-member panel contact former students stronger position than it share, a year earlier. has been banned from Trump administration includes two women. eligible for restitution. was a year ago. Minneap- Earnings, adjusted for holding classes in Massa- has been reviewing the olis-based Target had said one-time items, came to 91 The Boston Globe chusetts and is ordered to temporary authoriza- reports the measure Governor urges Trump in February that it would cents per share, or a nick- pay restitution to former tions, which are gener- also requires the use of spend more than $7 billion el better than Wall Street students it was accused of to extend temporary ally granted to residents gender-neutral language to revamp its stores and had expected, according to misleading. immigration status of nations impacted by online businesses over the a survey by Zacks Invest- in town documents and State Attorney General communications. natural disasters and civil next few years. Cornell says ment Research. Maura Healey’s of ce had BOSTON (AP) — Re- wars. The changes were sued the Florida-based publican Massachusetts The administration has proposed by a member of Hosanna College of Gov. Charlie Baker is Did you know? the town’s Commission Health for allegedly op- urging President Donald until Nov. 23 to decide 781-593-7700 for Diversity Inclusion erating without a license Trump’s administration whether to extend TPS for Publishing Daily, except Sundays Haitians beyond Jan. 22. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 & Community Relations. and misrepresenting to extend Temporary Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Commission member Alex itself to students from Protected Status for Hai- Hondurans and El Salva- and additional of ces. Coleman says the mea- the Boston area’s Haitian tians, Hondurans and El dorans also have looming Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item sure is intended to help community between 2013 Salvadorans. deadlines. 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COURTESY PHOTO Epstein Hillel School kindergartners, including Lynn residents Talia Tatis and sister, Adriana, learned about bears after building their own bear cave at the Marblehead school with fellow students (from left, front row): Dylan Boland, Nikita Becker, Lucy Heller, Shoshana Meltzer, Bella Bacon, Chaya Friedman, (Talia Tatis), Leah Bruner and Leo Stephens. Back row: Ben Tigai, Geremiah Graham, Meirav Ganezer, Gwen- dolyn Cullen, (Adriana Tatis) and Brady Vaks.

Budget shortfall leaves BRIEF A happy 50th feast LHAND community room Lynn feeling spent at 10 Church St. Housing Authority & LHAND Executive Di- BUDGET comment. Neighborhood Develop- rector Charles Gaeta and From A1 The City Council will ment’s (LHAND) Wall co-workers Adelle Abdal- hold a hearing on the Plaza residential com- lah and Charles Mihos city’s best interest, I have home rule petition on plex celebrates 50 years extended the invitation no reason to disagree,” she Tuesday, Nov. 28. serving Lynn residents to residents. To RSVP, next Tuesday with a 3 said. Thomas Grillo can be please contact Jon Thi- p.m. Thanksgiving week Through a spokeswom- reached at tgrillo@item- bault at (781) 581-8627 or dinner in the neighboring [email protected]. an, McGee declined to live.com.

Doctor trades in his MAYOR JUDITH FLANAGAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCES STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE stethoscope for a paint brush The Lynn Department of Public Works citywide street sweeping program has commenced. The street-sweeping DOCTOR the problem. Schrenko schedule for November 20, 2017 through November 25, From A1 said he recognizes that 2017 includes: patients with chronic pain WARD PRECINCT The 69-year-old is an need help, but it often in- osteopathic doctor who volves more of an overar- follows the philosophy of ching treatment plan. Monday 11/20/2017 4 4 seeing the patient as a With so many people 3 1 & 2 whole person to reach a di- affected by pain, he said Tuesday 11/21/2017 3 2, 3 & 4 agnosis, rather than treat- there should be more re- Wednesday 11/22/2017 3 2, 3 & 4 ing the symptoms alone. search dollars directed to- Thursday 11/23/2017 HOLIDA Y — NO SWEEPING He studied at Kansas City ward a solution. COURTESY PHOTO Friday 11/24/2017 HOLIDA Y — NO SWEEPING University of Medicine Schrenko plans to spend Lynn artist Raymond Gilbert’s work is de- This schedule is subject to change due to inclement and Biosciences’ College of more time traveling, read- scribed as “... perfect additions to growing art weather. Should inclement weather prevent sweepers Osteopathic Medicine. ing, and painting during collections, as well as thoughtful and unique from working in your area as scheduled, they will return Over the decades, his retirement. Painting is gifts for the holidays.” seven (7) days from the date originally scheduled. Schrenko said he has seen a hobby he discovered late the business change in in life, he said. He enjoys For public awareness, Lynn Community Television many ways. He remem- painting people, rather Channel 3/22 and Verizon Channel 37/38 also broadcast bers the first time a GE than landscapes. His office Lynn’s Gilbert in this schedule. Sweeping operations will be conducted Aviation employee hand- is adorned with many of from 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Please remove all cars from ed him an insurance card, his masterpieces, includ- Boston art show the street and encourage your neighbors to do the same which changed the way ing a piece depicting an- for a cleaner LYNN. Where necessary, vehicles doctors billed patients. gels welcoming someone LYNN — Lynn artist The Society describes impeding sweeping operations will be ticketed or He feels the implementa- into heaven, created with Raymond Gilbert’s work is Gilbert’s work and other towed in accordance with City Ordinances. Leaves tion of electronic medical acrylic and oil paint. showcased in the Copley works currently on display pushed into the streets from lawns will not be records has caused dis- “I will miss having con- Society of Art Co|So Art- as “... perfect additions to swept up. traction from doctor and tact with my patients as ists’ Holiday Small Works growing art collections, patient interaction. well as colleagues,” said 2017. as well as thoughtful and In the past 10 to 15 Schrenko. “Patients have On display through Dec. unique gifts for the holi- years, he said he has de- become more than patients 24 in the Society’s 158 days.” veloped a special interest — they’re more like family.” Newbury St., Boston, up- Founded in 1879, the in treating chronic pain. Selling a house? The opioid epidemic has Bridget Turcotte can per and lower galleries, Society is the nation’s made treatment more dif- be reached at bturcotte@ the show is billed by the oldest non-profit arts or- Buying a house? ficult and many doctors itemlive.com. Follow her Society as “... one of its ganization. Gilbert and turn patients away, not on Twitter @BridgetTur- most eagerly anticipated other artist members are Find out what properties wanting to contribute to cotte. exhibitions each year.” selected by Society mem- recently sold in your area. The traditional holiday bership by a credentialed show offers hundreds of art committee. Co|So pro- Check out Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF affordably-priced small vides artists with a gallery the Real Estate page JAMES J. CARRIGAN artworks in a variety of for exhibiting and selling • Social Security Disability media including paint- their work and a platform in Saturday’s paper. home delivery • Workers Compensation ings, mixed media, and for engaging and educat- • Accidents photographs. ing the community. and get free access 25 years located across to the e-edition on from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. Be on the lookout for our holiday edition of 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN RONALD D. MALLOY www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected]

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Why Democrats should stress about 2019 Edward L. Cahill B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg What can Democrats do more likely to be activat- to keep their promises. But E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising to improve their chances in ed when the other party that means that one check T  J  Gordon R. Hall 2018 and 2020? I’m afraid I is in office. And some are on whatever it is they want 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey have a dull answer: For the less attached to either par- to do will be (and should P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance most part, very little. ty, but just float back and be) what they feel comfort- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chairman Oh, out-parties can cer- forth depending on wheth- able promising. The idea, Customer Service Chief Operating O cer tainly squander opportu- er times (as they perceive P ’ still, is that the party’s Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 nities — that’s the story them) are good or not. In substantive agenda should Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 of Tea Party candidates other words, both groups usually come first, even if Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 such as Christine O’Don- are going to reward or pun- it is modified by electoral Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 nell and Todd Akin who ish incumbents and barely considerations. 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 lost Senate elections Re- notice what the other party One more thing: Working Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Ext. 2 Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 publicans had very good is saying. out the party’s policy pref- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 chances to win. That may So while, again, Demo- erences and priorities can Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 be what happens with Roy crats should certainly do be a messy business, full classi [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Moore in Alabama. what they can — some- of conflict and tough bar- Subscriptions In that race, Democrats times helping a little bit on gaining, some of which will [email protected] have been competent — the margins matters a lot! seem very visible and lead Circulation nothing more. They found — the results of the 2018 to a lot of talk from pundits [email protected] a candidate, Doug Jones, and 2020 elections are about disarray that will Ext. 3 who isn’t a terrible fit, and largely out of their control. badly cost the party in No- then they did little more What is within their con- vember. Focus: Remember Newsroom than hope that things trol, however, is 2019 and that most voters, especial- [email protected] [email protected] EDITORIAL broke their way. So out-par- 2021. That is, Democrats ly swing voters and those ties need to do the basics, should use this time less who are highly partisan Ext. 4 and the better they do the to figure out what they’re but only occasionally show basics the better they’ll be going to say about the up, will be paying far more Sports [email protected] able to take advantage of economy, health care, cli- attention to college football Revere opportunities. But almost mate, and everything else and the new Star Wars Ext. 5 during elections and more all of it, beyond “find an ad- movie and getting the kids Retail and Online equate candidate to run in about what they would do to soccer practice on time Advertising as many contests as possi- about those things if they and catching the bus from [email protected] ble,” is pretty marginal. win. The more they work one job to the next to pay thinks small What really matters, like out their collective policy ADVERTISING any attention to almost any it or not, is how the in-par- preferences — and per- internal party conflict. We Ernie Carpenter Jr. The holidays are looming and the retail jug- ty does, and especially how haps even more import- had a wonderful demon- Director of Advertising gernaut is cranked up and accelerating in a the president is perceived ant, their priorities — the stration of that in the 2017 and Business Development, ext. 1355 bid to grab consumers’ dollars before the year to be doing. That’s not re- better they’ll be able to elections this month, when [email protected] ends. National franchises selling every type ally surprising if you think use their majorities if they a controversy about the of item from coffee to cars have embarked on Michele Iannaco it through a bit. Most peo- have them. 2016 presidential nomina- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 a relentless push to offer deals and reinforce ple who pay close attention In fact, it’s a bit more com- tion flared up a week before [email protected] the reminder that holiday shopping is just a to politics are extremely plicated than that. What- the election but evidently Jim McFadyen keyboard click away from being completed. partisan: They’re going to ever policies and priorities cost Democrats nothing in This spending whirlwind is sweeping across vote for their party almost they work out will wind up Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Virginia, New Jersey and [email protected] Main Streets and downtowns where small no matter what. But then being what they talk about elsewhere. businesses still survive by attracting shop- there’s another group who during their campaigns. A Ralph Mitchell pers who are ready to spend cash or use a pay less attention. Some close relationship between Jonathan Bernstein is a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 credit card to purchase goods. of them are partisans, but what a party promises and Bloomberg View columnist. [email protected] There is an annual push during the early only show up occasion- what it actually wants to He taught political science Patricia Whalen holiday season to remind consumers to shop in ally, and what gets them do turns out to be helpful at the University of Texas Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 small businesses. Small Business Saturday is to the polls is usually un- in getting things done af- at San Antonio and De- [email protected] no match for the hype surrounding the Black happiness with the other ter the election, because Pauw University and wrote Friday retail bonanza. But Revere and many party — something a lot politicians generally want A Plain Blog About Politics. BUSINESS OFFICE other small cities and towns are taking extra Susan J. Conti steps to focus attention on local businesses. JONATHAN BERNSTEIN Controller, ext. 1288 The city’s economic development team envi- [email protected] sions a bus tour taking interested shoppers or Ted Grant store browsers around to a dozen or so small McConnell’s Jekyll-and-Hyde act wears thin Publisher, ext. 1234 businesses in Revere. Modest in its scope, the [email protected] local proposed Small Business Saturday is a Mitch McConnell proba- chance to highlight newer businesses opened Marian Kinney bly thinks he’s done all he ext. 1212 by entrepreneurs who want to prosper in Re- can in recent years to keep [email protected] vere, as well as decades-old establishments Roy Moore and candidates Will Kraft that still make the money the traditional way. like him from entering the It makes sense for every community to shine Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 United States Senate. He’s [email protected] a spotlight on small businesses. They are of- right — and he’s also dead ten owned by people who have multi-genera- wrong. When it come to his Jennifer Perez tional roots in a community. They often em- ext. 1205 relationship with the Re- [email protected] ploy local residents and they survive when publican Party, McConnell big retail or restaurant chain franchises open has a Jekyll-and-Hyde act Carolina Trujillo locally, only to close based on a corporate deci- going on. It’s wearing aw- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 sion analyzing an entire store chain, not just ful thin right now. [email protected] a single franchise. Most recently, McCon- Jim Wilson Small Main Street stores aren’t so much nell led the national party Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 shunned by the consumer as they are over- opposition to Moore in the [email protected] looked in the rush to make holiday purchases PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS special election primary CIRCULATION and secure deals touted in the incessant bar- against appointed Senator Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, rage of multi media advertising blitzes. Luther Strange, includ- R-Ky., joined at rear by Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., Lisa Mahmoud Small businesses matter in a community Manager, ext. 1239 ing apparently recruiting tells reporters that he has spoken to President [email protected] because in cities like Revere or Saugus or President Donald Trump Donald Trump about the Alabama Senate race. Malden, they still anchor downtowns and to Strange’s side. Sure, CLASSIFIED they still provide services and goods local res- he accepted Moore as the idents have come to depend on. process far more than any same issue or trumpet one Abbe Young Smith nominee when the results leader of the modern Sen- principle only to betray it Manager, ext. 1276 The economic cautionary tale of 30 years came in, but he was also [email protected] ago warned that malls would kill small busi- ate? Republican Leader in the next action. Politi- quick to join the “if true” McConnell. nesses and suck the life out of downtowns. cians do that all the time, NEWSROOM group (that is, condemning Who has undermined with no apparent damage. But social media’s ascendancy has made Moore if the accusations malls and highway-oriented retail the first norms of civility, most no- No, the problem for Mc- Bill Brotherton turned out to be accurate), Features Editor ext. 1338 victim of online consumerism. The little guys, tably by claiming that de- Connell is that the way and moved fairly rapidly [email protected] simply by being small, have survived in many feating President Barack he leads Senate Republi- to declaring “I believe the cases because they are run by savvy owners Obama (and not, say, cans is making the prob- Gayla Cawley women” and calling on who work 70 hours a week, always have an improving the lives of lem he fights in primaries Reporter, ext. 1236 Moore to drop out. eye on the bottom line, and who know how to Americans) was his high- much harder. Procedural [email protected] Over the last several trim overhead. est priority? And also has extremism, for example, Cheryl Charles election cycles, McConnell Thankfully, Revere and other communities generally been as eager doesn’t satisfy party ac- Night Editor, ext. 1278 has steadfastly labored are looking after the little guys by promoting to use harsh language as tivists; it just creates the [email protected] to stop radicals and other or planning to promote small business days. most of his Republican col- expectation that any party poor candidates from win- Tori Faieta Small business is one of the economy’s most leagues? Republican Lead- majority, no matter how Copy Editor ning primaries, including resilient sectors but hard-working owners er McConnell. He’s not the slim, will always bulldoze [email protected] the 2016 Republican pres- and small business workers can always use first extremely partisan the minority, and that the idential nominee. While Thomas Grillo a little extra help. After all, it’s the holidays. Senate Majority Leader failure to do so must be a he failed — along with the — Dole, George Mitchell, Reporter, ext. 1264 rest of Republican party failure of nerves or pref- [email protected] Harry Reid, and others erences by that majority, elites — to settle on an al- all contributed to parti- Spenser Hasak especially their leader. READERS’ FORUM ternative candidate, he de- san polarization within Photographer, ext. 1332 And so McConnell is serves credit. His actions the chamber. But he’s tak- [email protected] helping to create the very In praise of Mayor Kennedy go farther than just mere en it farther than anyone backlash he’s trying so Thor Jourgensen lip service. There’s no else. Reid at the very least News Editor, ext. 1267 To the Editor: question that he has spent was willing to go through hard to control. It’s also [email protected] To Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy — I would like to made him a pariah — cer- years fighting against Tea the motions of soliciting Steve Krause let you and the people of our city know that you have Party excess and radical- Republican cooperation tainly not popular among Democrats, but disliked Sports Editor, ext. 1229 done a wonderful job as mayor. There are many things ism within his party with Democratic bills (and [email protected] you have done to make me proud to say I live in Lynn. When Primary Election his Democrats were will- by many Republicans as Katie Morrison One of the things that is special to me is that you McConnell’s work is done, ing to accept Republican well, targeted by Moore, opened up and raised the Gay Pride flag at City Hall Steve Bannon, and other Sports Reporter Senate Republican Leader contributions). McConnell [email protected] and recognized the diversity of our city and the many McConnell’s begins. This doesn’t even pretend. radicals, and only occa- people who live here. People will always remember the side of the Kentucky sen- The problem is that ev- sionally on friendly terms Owen O’Rourke big things you have done. To me, it’s not about the big ator is constantly grind- erything Leader McCon- with the Republican pres- Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] things; it’s the small things people take for granted. ing away at institutional nell has done for the last ident. We’ll never know You have outdone yourself to make our city a place norms and respect for decade and more has thor- whether Republican party Roberto Scalese to be proud to live in. I want to say thank you for your standards of civility for oughly undermined what actors who knew better Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 love, kindness and for making me proud to say you are the sake of partisan gain. Primary Election McCon- could have pushed harder [email protected] my mayor and to say you will always have a place in Who is most responsi- nell tries to do. against the forces within Anne Marie Tobin my heart. ble for the 60-vote Senate, This really is a case of their party which, as Jim Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 I wish you happiness and love in any new adventure the condition in which ab- not being able to have it VandeHei of Axios put it, [email protected] you aim for. Thank you again for being my mayor and solutely everything gets both ways. Not in the fac- drove politics crazy. But Bridget Turcotte a wonderful mayor for our fine city. I am proud to say I filibustered? Republican ile sense, so often claimed McConnell certainly has Reporter, ext. 1269 am a friend of the first female mayor of Lynn. Leader McConnell. but wrong, that a poli- proved that fueling the [email protected] Robert (Tish) Muise Who has resorted to se- tician supposedly can’t fire while hoping not to get Ryan York Lynn crecy in the legislative take opposite sides of the burned doesn’t work. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 The Daily Item 50% off

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All address information, particu- Park Street at 5:53 p.m. Tues- p.m. Monday. Gloucester man pleads larly arrests, reflect police records. In day. A report of a motor vehicle the event of a perceived inaccuracy, breaking and entering on Fos- it is the sole responsibility of the con- MARBLEHEAD ter Street at 11:49 a.m. Tues- guilty to manslaughter day. cerned party to contact the relevant police department and have the de- Accidents ITEM STAFF REPORT ney’s office, in a statement Eastern Avenue in Lynn, REVERE Wednesday, said Essex As- and has been in custody partment issue a notice of correction A report of a car accident at Sean Chandler, 30, to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- 2:45 p.m. Tuesday on Village sistant District Attorney since his arrest. Arrests whose last known address Michael Sheehan told the Chandler was repre- ifications will not be made without Street; at 5:05 p.m. Tuesday was on Leighton Court in on Jersey Street. Nelson J. Aguilar, 23, of 120 court that on Oct. 28, 2016, sented by attorneys John express notice of change from the Gloucester, pleaded guilty Chandler and the victim Andrews and Lawrence arresting police department. Marshall St. Apt. 1, was ar- to manslaughter Wednes- Complaints rested and charged with pos- were at a house party at a McGuire. day in Salem Superior residence at Breed Square Sheehan praised the session to distribute a Class B Court for the shooting LYNN A report of a solicitor on drug, possession to distribute in Lynn. After a verbal dis- work of the Lynn Police, death of Donald Yancy, Maverick Street at 3:30 p.m. a Class D drug, possession pute, Chandler shot Yancy Massachusetts State Po- Arrests Tuesday. The caller said some- of ammunition without an FID 38, of Lynn. Judge Thom- once in the head with a lice and Gloucester Police, one came to the door to talk as Drechsler sentenced handgun. and that of Victim/Wit- Demetrius Daily, of 38 Ha- card, and possession of a fire- about roof shingles. The man arm without a Firearm ID card. Chandler to 16-20 years Chandler fled the scene, ness Advocates Cristina nover St., was arrested and did not show ID and was a fast Daniel Nazario, 25, of 444 in state prison. but was arrested on Nov. Garcia and Jocelyn Pich- charged with larceny over talker. Harrison Ave., Boston, was The Essex District Attor- 1, 2016, at a home on ardo. $250, fourth offense of oper- A report of multiple cars arrested and charged with lar- ating under the influence of parked illegally on Sewall ceny over $250 and warrant drugs, possession of a Class A Street at 5:12 p.m. Tuesday. charges at Target on Furlong drug, and on warrant charges. A report of a power outage Drive at 12:08 p.m. Tuesday. Jhonny Marty Ventura, 29, on Arrowhead Road at 6:06 was arrested and charged with p.m. Tuesday. Accidents larceny over $250 and disor- A report of a male about 14 derly conduct. years old walking at Pleasant A report of a motor vehi- Jamie Nucci, of 83 Dexter and Anderson streets wear- cle accident at Blanchard’s St., Medford, was arrested on ing a T-shirt and no shoes at Liquors on American Legion warrant charges. 10:33 p.m. Tuesday. Highway at 7:50 a.m. Tuesday; Bartolome Ramirez, 31, of on Pierce Street at 8:27 a.m. 16 Rockaway St., was arrested PEABODY Tuesday; on Revere Street at and charged with unlicensed 2:55 p.m. Tuesday; at Ray’s operation of a motor vehicle, Arrests Sunoco Service at 8:34 p.m. marked lanes violation, and Tuesday; on Beach Street at failure to wear a seatbelt. Tomaseo Joseph Graziose, 11:42 p.m. Tuesday. Jennifer Rene, 26, of 463 31, of 261 Newbury St., was Eastern Ave., was arrested and arrested on warrant charges. Complaints charged with possession of a James R. Dryer, 23, of 14 knife and destruction of prop- Main St., Salisbury, was ar- A report of a loud stereo on erty less than $250. rested and charged with pos- Overlook Ridge Terrace at 1:05 Yeffry Reynoso, 26, of 30 session of a Class A drug and a.m. Tuesday. Light St., was arrested on a warrant charges. A report of a disturbance on courtesy booking. Overlook Ridge Terrace at 7:20 Accidents a.m. Tuesday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of an unwanted Accidents Wilbert Jones, center, hugs William Aquino, attorney for Innocence A report of a motor vehicle person at Dunkin Donuts on A report of a motor vehicle accident at 564 Lowell St. at Squire Road at 9:05 a.m. Project New Orleans, as he leaves East Baton Rouge Parish Prison with accident at 35 Washington 4:20 p.m. Monday; at 109 Tuesday. his niece, Wajeedah Jones, right, in Baton Rouge, La., Wednesday. St. Tuesday at 7:49 a.m.; at Bartholomew St. at 4:40 p.m. A report of vandalism on 290 Broadway at 8:02 a.m. Monday; at 7 Eleven on New- Endicott Avenue at 3:12 p.m. Tuesday; at Boston and North bury Street at 7:57 p.m. Mon- Tuesday. Federal streets at 8:57 a.m. day; on Farm Avenue at 2:12 A report of suspicious ac- Man freed after nearly Tuesday; at 35 Washington St. a.m. Tuesday. tivity at the Public Library on at 9:04 a.m. Tuesday; at Cen- Beach Street at 4:44 p.m. tury North Shore Bank at 9:06 Complaint Tuesday. five decades in prison a.m. Tuesday; at 160 Market St. at 9:07 a.m. Tuesday; at 3 A report of a stray cat at the Theft Lewis St. at 11:12 a.m. Tues- front door at 259 Newbury St. By Stacey Plaisance holds no resentment. conviction, because by do- day; at Chatham and Marianna at 3:40 p.m. Monday. A report of an auto theft on ASSOCIATED PRESS “I forgave. I forgive,” ing so, it would be “saying streets at 3:18 p.m. Tuesday; A report of a suspicious Bickford Avenue at 1:38 p.m. Jones said. “I didn’t have that when Wilbert Jones male party looking to the win- BATON ROUGE, La. — control of it. Why should was arrested in 1972 as at Joyce and Union streets at Tuesday. A 65-year-old man who 5:49 p.m. Tuesday; at 9 Essex dows of Little Bear Kollege Pre- A report of a motor vehi- I worry about it? I’m in a young, 19-year-old poor school and Learning Center at was arrested at 19 and charge of myself.” black man, he did not de- Court at 7:44 p.m. Tuesday. cle breaking and entering on sentenced to life without 6:03 p.m. Police report he was Attorney Emily Maw serve the rights that peo- Marble Street at 5:41 p.m. parole walked out of pris- dropping off his kids. praised “the extraordi- ple deserve today.” Complaints Tuesday. on on Wednesday, saying A report of loud music at the nary strength” of a man The district attorney’s A report of larceny, forgery, “God is so good” after his Tannery Apartments on Crown- “who has spent over office did not immediate- A report of vandalism to a or fraud at Target on Furlong rape conviction was over- motor vehicle at 52 Friend St. inshield Street at 12:12 a.m. Drive at 7:06 p.m. Tuesday; on 16,000 days in prison for ly respond to the AP’s re- Tuesday. turned by a judge. Tuesday at 7:42 a.m.; at 52 Shirley Avenue at 7:46 p.m. Authorities withheld something he didn’t do,” quest for comment. Friend St. at 2:40 p.m. Tuesday. A report of a tree down and Tuesday. and would nevertheless Jones was arrested on blocking the sidewalk on Jills evidence that could have A report of a gunshot on exonerated Wilbert Jones “come out with a faith in suspicion of abducting a Margin Street at 11:49 p.m. Way at 8:42 a.m. Tuesday. God and in humanity.” nurse at gunpoint from A report that a Goodale SWAMPSCOTT decades ago and their case Tuesday. against him was “weak at Prosecutors said they do a Baton Rouge hospital’s Street resident stole a dog at not intend to retry Jones, parking lot and raping her 9:35 a.m. Tuesday. The resi- Arrest best,” State District Judge Theft Richard Anderson said. but they also said they behind a building on the dent later called at 11 a.m. Tiffany Oram, 27, was ar- would ask the Louisiana night of Oct. 2, 1971. He A report of larceny at Market Tuesday to say she has had “Freedom. After more rested and charged with shop- than 45 years and 10 Supreme Court to review was convicted of aggravat- Basket at 10:59 a.m. Tuesday; ownership of the dog for more lifting by concealing merchan- last month’s decision by ed rape at a 1974 retrial at 780 Lynnway at 12:53 p.m. than three years and she is months. That’s going dise at 3:51 p.m. Tuesday. through my mind,” Jones the judge. Court spokes- that “rested entirely” on Tuesday; at 2 Rogers Ave. at being harassed by the dog’s man Robert Gunn said the nurse’s testimony and 1:11 p.m. Tuesday; at 90 Light former owner. said as he hugged his Complaints brother, Plem Jones, and Wednesday morning that her “questionable identifi- St. at 2:14 p.m. Tuesday. A report of a raccoon re- no such request had been cation” of Jones as her as- A report of a motor vehicle siding on a Plymouth Road A report of suspicious activ- other relatives outside the gates of the East Baton filed. Jones has yet to be sailant, the judge said. breaking and entering at 75 property at 2:50 p.m. Tuesday. ity on Longwood Drive at 6:01 cleared; the judge set his The nurse, who died in Waterhill St. at 6:39 p.m. Tues- Rouge Parish Prison. Police advised him to hire an p.m. Tuesday; at Eastman Ave- bail at $2,000. 2008, picked Jones out day. Jones also thanked his exterminator or call MassWild- nue and Essex Street at 7:55 Maw told The Associated of a police lineup more A report of a past breaking p.m. Tuesday. legal team at the Inno- life for DIY tips. Press that it would be “le- than three months af- and entering at 26 York Terrace cence Project New Orle- gally incorrect and mor- ter the rape, but she also at 6:43 p.m. Tuesday. Theft ans, saying “without them, Theft this wouldn’t be possible.” ally problematic” if the told police that the man Overdoses A report of larceny at 3 Up- A report of shoplifting at Doing all that time was East Baton Rouge District who raped her was taller ham St. at 5:26 p.m. Monday; Marshalls on Paradise Road at “very difficult,” Jones said, Attorney’s Office insists and had a “much rougher” A report of an overdose on at 18 Mandalay Drive at 5:45 3:05 p.m. Tuesday. but he told reporters he on trying to uphold the voice than Jones had.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Police knew ‘madman’ had illegal

Resident of rooming house surveillance video shows agreement. guns before shooting rampage beaten to death with bat Rodriguez and another man leaving Burgos’ room Family of man fatally struck By Don Thompson LAWRENCE (AP) — after apparently drinking by teen wins $1M jury award and Jocelyn Gecker A tenant of a YMCA wine together. ASSOCIATED PRESS rooming house has been NEW BEDFORD RANCHO TEHAMA charged with murder Man admits to shoving (AP) — The family of a RESERVE, Calif. — A day in the death of a fellow 70-year-old to the ground 71-year-old man who was after a California gunman resident, who apparently walking his dog when killed five people in the was bludgeoned with an SALEM (AP) — A he was struck and killed country’s latest shooting aluminum baseball bat. retired accountant has by a teenage driver in rampage, police faced ac- Sixty-one-year-old pleaded guilty to shoving 2013 has been awarded cusations of having pre- Martin Rodriguez was a 70-year-old woman to more than $1 million in a viously turned a blind eye arraigned Wednesday in the ground and perma- wrongful death suit. to the troubled shooter the death of 53-year-old nently injuring her. who was known for firing Jose Burgos. The prose- The Enterprise reports Police say 64-year-old off guns despite a court or- cution and the defense that a jury last week David Garafano pushed der that barred him from agreed Rodriguez would ruled that the 17-year-old the victim to the ground boy who struck George owning firearms. be held without bail. in February after she Power and another teen At a tense news confer- Police say Burgos’ backed into his vehicle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS were “grossly negligent” ence Wednesday, police body was found Tuesday in the parking lot of a in Power’s September conceded that neighbors Yellow tags mark where bullet casings were in his room at a Danvers bank. The Salem 2013 death. had repeatedly com- found at one of the scenes of a shooting spree YMCA-run rooming News reports that the house in Lawrence. plained about Kevin Jan- at Rancho Tehama Reserve, near Corning, Ca- woman suffered serious The family’s attorney Burgos had suffered a says the suit was about son Neal firing hundreds lif., Tuesday. head injuries. of rounds from his house. massive head wound. “reparation for the loss A Superior Court judge Tehama County Assis- Asked about Neal’s mo- have violent squabbles with The Eagle-Tribune suffered by the Power told Garafano on Tuesday tant Sheriff Phil Johnston tive, Johnston responded: his neighbors and his wife, reports a baseball bat family.” with apparent blood he will serve about two said authorities respond- “Madman on the loose. both of whom were among months in jail for plead- The teen who struck ed to calls several times, The case is remarkably his first victims Tuesday. stains was found near Power was leaving Oliver Burgos’ body. Police say ing guilty, but will face up but the 44-year-old Neal clear. We will move for- Police found the bul- to 10 years in state prison Ames High School in wouldn’t open the door, so ward and we will start the let-riddled body of Neal’s Rodriguez’s hands tested Easton when he lost con- positive for blood. if he does not surrender they left. healing process.” wife stuffed under the floor- trol of his car. A witness Investigators say himself on Jan. 2. “He was not law enforce- The evidence that boards of their home in the Initially, Garafano was told police he was speed- ment friendly. He would emerged Wednesday, how- rural community of Rancho ing. The other teen was Lynn Drug Task Force offered a plea deal in not come to the door,” ever, along with residents’ Tehama Reserve. They be- District Court that called in another car, but both Hotline Johnston said. “You have statements raised ques- lieve her slaying was the 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY for no jail time. After he denied racing. to understand we can’t tions about whether law- start of the rampage. All reports of or text the word neighborhood activity tiplynn sighed loudly and said “I Power’s widow, Chris- anticipate what people lessness was occasionally “We are confident that will be investigated. and your tip to Callers may remain “tip411” (847411) guess I plead guilty,” the tine, was a teacher at the are going to do. We don’t tolerated. he murdered her,” John- anonymous judge rejected the plea school. have a crystal ball.” Neal was also known to son said. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Marblehead, North Shore energized by SSU forum

FORUM and promote good health. clean energy future for our From A1 Massachusetts is leading communities, our planet on this front because we and our health, the more In recent years, North have worked collabora- we can accomplish work- Shore communities have tively towards a strong ing together to achieve made rapid progress in ex- combination of laws, reg- that vision. In addition, panding clean energy and ulations, incentives and our state leaders need to reducing fossil fuel con- public awareness efforts do more to support local sumption. that have created a cul- efforts and communities The towns of Beverly, ture that prioritizes the Salem, Swampscott and goal of reducing a reliance and families of any income Gloucester all recently re- on nonrenewable energy level taking part in the ceived more than $200,000 sources,” said Tarr. clean energy transition.” in grants from the state’s A growing number of U.S. Following President Green Communities pro- cities, states, corporations Trump’s decision to with- gram to improve the en- and institutions are also draw the United States ergy ef ciency of munici- considering commitments from the Paris Climate pal buildings and schools. to 100 percent renewable Agreement, interest in Gloucester’s Clean Energy energy. In addition to Sa- climate action at the local Commission Chair, Linda lem, ve cities and towns level is growing. Hundreds Stout-Sanders, spoke at in Massachusetts — Am- of American cities, uni- the Summit of the energy herst, Cambridge, Lev- versities, and businesses savings and economic ben- erett, Framingham, and have said they will contin- e ts of Gloucester’s wind Lowell — have adopted ue to take action to meet turbines and municipal a goal of 100 percent re- the targets of the Paris aggregation program. newable energy. Nearly Salem recently became 100 major companies have agreement. the rst community in made a similar commit- Global warming is al- Massachusetts to commit ment, including Apple, ready having a major im- to achieving 100 percent Walmart and LEGO. pact on Massachusetts. renewable energy. Salem Additionally, advocates Extreme snow and rain has already undertaken and coalitions across Mas- storms have become 81 efforts to reach that goal, sachusetts are working to percent more frequent in including creating a bike establish a Community Massachusetts since the program, expanding bike Empowerment program. 1940s, a trend linked to cli- paths to other commu- Bills led by Senators mate change. At the same nities, installing electric Julian Cyr, Marc Pache- time, droughts are expect- vehicle charging stations, co, and House Speaker ed to become more severe converting light xtures to Pro Tempore Pat Hadd- as temperatures warm. A LED, creating a solar en- ad would allow cities and recent study showed that ergy co-op and introducing towns to buy more renew- COURTESY PHOTO sea levels could rise by 7 mandatory recycling. Sa- able energy on behalf of lem State professor John Lawrence Lessard, director at Achieve Renewable Energy, a Beverly so- their residents, at a stable feet or more in the Boston Hayes and MassPIRG stu- lar, wind and geothermal company, says clean energy is vital. and predictable cost. area by the end of the cen- dents at Salem State were “As we wrestle with the tury, which would cause in attendance to discuss including Ipswich, Mar- purpose and the serious- ley and Marjorie Decker, impacts of climate change major  ooding and erosion the community organiz- blehead and Medford. ness this issue warrants. would power Massachu- and the need for energy in coastal communities. ing that made Salem’s 100 Beverly’s Chair of the Events like this one, the setts with 100 percent independence, pursuing a Air pollution from fos- percent renewable resolu- Clean Energy Advisory North Shore for 100 Re- renewable electricity by clean energy future is vi- sil fuels is also a major tion possible. Committee, Fred Hopps, is newable Energy Summit, 2035, and require 100 tal to the future and well- health concern. Communi- “The enormous chal- working with Mayor Ca- help make sure that these percent renewable heat- being of our planet as well ties across Massachusetts lenge of climate change hill to pass a similar reso- issues are in the forefront ing and transportation by as our national security,” experienced 196 days with demands action,” said Sa- lution to Salem in support as we work together to po- 2050. said Lawrence Lessard, elevated smog pollution, lem State President John of 100 percent renewable sition Massachusetts as a So far, 58 legislators director of Achieve Renew- which can contribute to Keenan. “As an educa- energy. national and global leader have signed on in support able Energy. asthma and other respi- tional institution, Salem “In the wake of several in renewable energy.” of the 100% Renewable “We’re proud of our lead- ratory and cardiovascular extreme weather events, The summit comes as of- Energy Act. The Legisla- ership and progress in State University has an problems. obligation to foster scien- the Commonwealth must cials consider whether to ture’s Joint Committee Salem, but we need to do “Renewable energy prog- ti c understanding and proactively prepare and make Massachusetts the on Telecommunications, more regionally and across to engage with the larger plan for the effects of cli- rst state in the nation Utilities, and Energy held the state to push for ener- ress is always a win-win- North Shore community mate change,” stated Love- to commit to a goal of 100 a hearing on the bill on gy ef ciency and renew- win, for our health, our on sustainable solutions ly. “We need to ensure that percent clean, renewable Sept. 19. able energy,” said Rev. Jeff economy, and our climate. such as renewable energy.” Massachusetts remains a energy economy-wide. The “Moving towards renew- Barz-Snell of First Church With federal of cials mov- Communities across the leader in renewable ener- 100% Renewable Energy able energy sources is an in Salem. “The more cities ing in the wrong direction, North Shore are work- gy technology and contin- Act, led by Sen. Jamie important and effective and towns, campuses, and it’s up to local communi- ing to adopt 100 percent ue to confront the effects Eldridge and state Rep- strategy to save money, businesses that embrace ties to lead on clean ener- renewable energy goals, of climate change with resentatives Sean Garbal- help our environment our vision of a 100 percent gy,” said Hassett. Malden puts new Rock guide is created for Nahant ROCKS tests to the test From A1 TESTS MCAS, he said. will help people learn The revised test pres- about how Nahant’s rocks From A1 were formed and explore ents other challenges, he the geological history and to see if you are ready for said, such as the way stu- uniqueness of the rocks. the next level as a stu- dent scores are described dent,” he said. “Our primary purpose is has changed. Statewide this year, to help people understand many schools saw a de- Previously, the levels the environment,” said cline in scores, compared of achievement were: Patek. “We consider this to previous results. “Advanced,” “Pro cient,” part of our mission.” Oteri said there is con- “Needs Improvement,” The book gives readers a cern among educators and “Failing.” glance at the three types that the playing eld has The new levels are now: of rocks and how they are changed, with MCAS now “Exceeding Expectations,” formed, and a brief over- focused on subject matter “Meeting Expectations,” view of the rock cycle, then mastery and not the abil- “Partially Meeting Expec- gets into easy-to-read ity to take a test. tations, and “Not Meeting charts of the most com- “Some educators are Expectations.” mon rocks found in Na- looking at it as moving hant, like Igneous rocks the nish line in a road Mayor Gary Christen- basalt and gabbro, meta- race or the goal line in a son, who serves as School football game farther than Committee chair, asked morphic rocks quartzite before,” Oteri said. the superintendent about and gneiss, and several He said the revised participation levels in the sedimentary rocks, includ- MCAS is designed to be MCAS testing and how ing diorite and granite. taken on a computer. Pen- those numbers relate to A page is dedicated to cil and pad exams are results. each and includes descrip- tions in plain language. available for those who “As I understand it, par- Patek said it was de- are not pro cient on the ticipation level is a key computer. signed so anyone, includ- element of the results, is School Committeewom- ing children, could use the an Catherine Bordonaro that accurate?” the mayor book as a reference. echoed the superinten- asked. All photographs were dent’s concern with the “We strive to have every taken of rock samples computer-centered testing one of our students tested, from the town’s beaches format. that is the directive from by photographer Maria In response, Oteri said, the state and that is our Peterson. Photographer “Lots of our kids are com- only goal in that part of Christopher Marks pro- fortable with testing on the testing,” Oteri said. vided art for the covers. a computer, our kids are “We are over 90 percent in The organization will more digitally literate our last testing period and donate a classroom set to than they’ve ever been. that is a key element in the Johnson Elementary But it’s not a race. It School for students to use should not be a race.” our Level 2 rating at this when they take eld trips, Expanded comput- time.” er-based learning in the Oteri said he looks for- and two copies to the Nah- public schools will help ward to presenting an ant Public Library. Malden educators and in-depth analysis of Mal- Additional copies can students adjust to the new den’s results. be purchased for $10 by emailing Patek at nah- [email protected]. Bridget Turcotte can be ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn Drug Task Force reached at bturcotte@item- live.com. 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LYNNFIELD — It’s the most won- sing-along with the Boston Pops Brass derful time of the year at MarketStreet Quintet and guests can enter to win Lynnfield, which will host its annu- tickets to “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony al Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting, II” at a fun Instagram photo contest presented with Capital One Cafè, on • Festive outdoor photo booth outside Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. California Pizza Kitchen “Our holiday stroll has become a • Voices of Hope will perform carols to time-honored North Shore celebration, raise money for cancer research and each year seems to spread more • The MarketStreet ice rink will offer holiday cheer and goodwill than the a $2 admission discount on skating last. I am particularly excited to wel- during the stroll come members of the Boston Pops Brass Quintet to MarketStreet Lynnfield for • Hood will offer eggnog sampling in the first time,” said Nanci Horn, general Market Square Merry and bright in Lynn manager at MarketStreet Lynnfield. • California Pizza Kitchen will give Visitors are invited to kick off the hol- free kids meals when parents order an iday season with an evening of compli- entrée Allison Kurpiel checks mentary events, including a tree light- • Gaslight will serve samples of hot co- out some of the 95 ing, a special performance by members coa and fresh baked cookies on its patio wreaths and trees on of the Boston Pops Brass Quintet, and • Legal C Bar will host a chowder display, above, at the a visit from Santa. Shoppers will find sampling on its patio 3rd annual Festival exclusive promotions, foodies will find • Wahlburgers will give away samples of the Trees at Lynn cold-weather bites and sips, and kids of its seasonal burger, “‘Tis the Season” Vocational Technical will find fun-filled arts and crafts. • Eddie Bauer will offer 40 percent off Institute. Each item on The tree, standing at more than 40 everything in the store display will be raffled feet tall and adorned with more than • The Grove Boutique & Café will offer off to raise scholarship 3,000 white lights, will light up the 10 percent off purchases of $50 or more money for Tech stu- North Shore at 6 p.m. with help from • Hanna Andersson will offer 15 per- dents. The event will Santa. Guests are invited to take part cent off everything in the store and will be open to the public in this year’s Toy Drive by bringing a gift kids with coloring sheets today and Friday from new, unwrapped toy to place at the base • Pia will treat shoppers who buy one 4 to 7 p.m. and again of the tree for the children of Shriners item with a 50 percent discount on a on Saturday from Hospital of Boston. At the end of the noon to 7 p.m. night, Santa will deliver all toys to Shri- second item ners’ youngest patients — last year 300 • Pink Parkway will gift shoppers gifts were delivered. with a Lilly Pulitzer necklace with any ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE purchase of $100 or more Highlights of the Holiday Stroll • Williams-Sonoma will offer compli- and Tree Lighting on Sunday: mentary gift wrapping, hot chocolate • From 5:30 to 6 p.m., customers will and cider enjoy a performance of holiday favorites • Santa arrives to light the tree in plus a special “12 Days of Christmas” Market Square at 6 p.m. sharp. Get the e-edition

Look for them on Nov. 22 and 24 If interested in advertising contact Ernie Carpenter at 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 with your home delivery Ashley Alukonis, left, and Anastasia Mason, both fifth-graders at Callahan or [email protected] subscription. School in Lynn, sing Christmas carols. Peggy-Jo Surette, a Tech alumna, made and donated this quilt to the 3rd annual Festival of the Trees. Nahant Holiday Fair Nov. 25

One of the North Shore’s most popu- There will also be a silent auction and lar holiday traditions returns when the a bake sale with sweet and savory home- Nahant Woman’s Club sponsors its 17th made foods along with other goodies. annual Nahant Holiday Fair on Satur- The club will follow tradition again day, Nov. 25 at Nahant Town Hall, 334 this year and donate all proceeds from Nahant Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. the fair to local charities supporting This is the club’s biggest fundraiser of women and children, including the the year with more than 40 local arti- club’s own scholarship fund as well as sans and artists who will display and Girls Incorporated of Lynn, North Shore sell jewelry, pottery, homemade bath Community College’s Stop Hunger on products, silk scarves, beach art, paint- Campus initiative and Women for Wom- ings, photography, handbags, children’s en International. toys and clothing, holiday items and For additional information, contact much more. [email protected]. Concert for Peace in Salem SALEM — A Concert for Peace will concert for peace would be “an appro- be at Sainte Anne’s Church, 290 Jeffer- priate response to recent tragic events,” son Ave., on Sunday, Nov. 26 at 5 p.m. adding that Leonard Bernstein once Directed by Brink Bush, Sainte Anne’s said, “This will be our reply to violence: director of Music, and Mary Jodice, to make music more intensely, more director of Music at the Church of St. beautifully, more devotedly, than ever Andrew in Marblehead, the concert will before.” feature vocal music by Bach, Purcell, Handel, and Gershwin and organ music Proceeds from the concert will support by Bach and Saint-Saëns. Vocalists are the Society of St. Vincent De Paul, which professional singers from the Longy offers services to those in need. The sug- School of Music in Cambridge. gested donation, payable at the door, is Jodice said she and Bush thought a $10. A reception will follow the concert.

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FOOTBALL From B1 Thanksgiving means ev- erything." Bettencourt recounted one Thanksgiving game in particular, in 1989, his junior season, when the two teams had to play the day after the holiday be- cause of snow. "We got to Stackpole Field," he said, "and the field was hard as a rock. We couldn't wear our cleats and had to change into sneakers. PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN "Then it warmed up Kate Mitchell will continue her track and cross country career at Bos- and the field was a sea of ton College. mud," he said. "We had to change back into our ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON cleats." Former Patriot Pete Brock speaks to the se- Saugus scored a late niors at Prince Restaurant Wednesday. Lynnfield runner Mitchell touchdown to make the score 14-13 Peabody, tendance despite his years Brock used that to il- and elected to go for the in college and the pros, lustrate the theme of his is bound for Boston College 2-point conversion. high school football was speech, which was that in "We jumped offside the most fun. He also said order to achieve goals, you the 800 at the CAL Championship meet By Anne Marie Tobin three times," said Betten- the game teaches life les- have to focus on what it FOR THE ITEM in 2:19.28 and was named the CAL Bak- court. "We were trying to sons, and he pointed to his takes to get there. er Division Player of the Year. The fol- anticipate the snap be- LYNNFIELD — Just two days after brother Joe, who was chal- He recounted an episode lowing week, she won the Eastern Mas- cause they had Marc Fau- closing out her high school soccer with a lenged, as an example. in 1983 he badly injured sachusetts Division 4 800 title in 2:15.11. ci, and he was the best heartbreaking overtime loss to Newbury- "My father can say he his knee during a game in In early June, she finished third at the player on the field. If he port in the Division 3 North state tourna- had four sons who played Miami. All-States Championships in 2:13.11. wanted to score, he was ment, Pioneer senior Kate Mitchell was pro football, and two who "I was a shorter trip to Mitchell was also the CAL Female Ath- going to score. So we had played in the Super Bowl," the huddle than it was putting the finishing touches on the start lete of the Year for the indoor season. of the next exciting chapter or her life as to cheat to beat him." said Brock. "My brother to the sideline, so I went She placed third in the 1,000 in the Di- a Boston College Eagle. Somehow, Peabody kept Joe had challenges, and he back to the huddle and vision 5 championship meet and sixth in Mitchell made it official on Nov. 8 in Fauci out of the end zone couldn't play sports. told John Hannah I was the same event at the All-States meet. front of family and friends at the high and won the game. "He didn't see himself as really hurt. He asked me Mitchell, who also owns the school in- school, signing her National Letter of In- "That game has always special, and didn't want if I could make it through door record in the 1,000, is treasurer of tent to run cross country and track at BC. stayed with me," Betten- to be treated as special. one more play." the National Honor Society, treasurer of Mitchell was the second Lynnfield stu- court said. So he went to school early And that's how it went the Senior Class and currently carries a dent-athlete this year to commit to a Di- This will be Betten- every morning for tutor- for the rest of the game — course load that includes four Advanced vision 1 program, joining state champion court's fifth Thanksgiving ing. He graduated at the all of which Brock played. diver Sabrina Bunar, who signed her Let- Placement courses and one honors game. On the other side, same time as his normal- "That's when I found out ter of Intent earlier that day to attend course. Anthony Nalen is coach- ly-developed classmates, what giving 100 percent University of North Carolina at Chapel Mitchell's fondest high school memory ing in his first. and got a standing ova- means," said Brock. "The Hill. was placing fourth in the freshman mile "Sorry to say I don't tion when his name was more important play in Mitchell said she had narrowed her list at the 2015 New Balance Outdoor Cham- have any war stories like announced." game is the next play. Give to Boston College, Dartmouth and Holy pionships. Mark," said Nalen, whose Later, Brock said, his it everything you have for Cross and there were several factors she "Being part of the state final in soc- Sachems went almost two brother, who worked for that play." considered in choosing BC. cer freshman year was really cool to be months without a win, Nike upon graduation, The two Lions clubs "Academically, Boston College has very a part of, but the outdoor nationals was but stand at 4-6 going into received the national com- gave out their version of prestigious academics, especially the probably the best memory, the one I will the game. pany's Employee of the the Heisman Trophy af- Carroll School of Management, which I remember most," she said. "I was so, so Former New England Year award. Later, he said, terward. Bettencourt gave got accepted to," she said. "Carroll is tops nervous, but I remember my dad told Patriot Pete Brock, who Nike named it the "Joe Peabody's to an unsung in the nation right now so, where I want- me I was there for a reason and to calm played on the team's Brock Award." hero on the Tanners' spe- ed to do business, that is one of the best down. I learned the most about myself first-ever Super Bowl "Anything any of us did," cial teams: Matt Raposa places to be. Athletically, the track pro- as a runner to do what I did in that meet squad in 1985, told the Brock said, "pales in com- while Nalen gave Saugus' gram is very, very good and the ACC (At- and gained so much from the experience." players and coaches in at- parison to that." trophy to Ricky Martinez. lantic Coast Conference) is such a good Mitchell said the recruiting process conference." started sophomore year and that even as That being said, Mitchell felt there a late as last spring, she wasn't close to be- more compelling reason why she chose ing able to narrow down the choices. KIPP’s Morrison the backbone BC. "My parents wanted me to start as ear- "One of the biggest things I looked for ly as possible to reduce the stress and to in a college was a sense of community in narrow down what I was looking for," she of young Panthers team the school and school spirit," she said. said. "I reached out to a few coaches and "Every time I stepped on the BC campus, met some of them to learn about their MORRISON season, when KIPP an- Rabbitt has also come I felt it, especially when I was on my of- programs after July 1 of my junior year." From B1 nounced that it would be away impressed with ficial visit when I went to the BC-Notre By the time Mitchell graduates in June adding a football program Morrison's ability to pro- Dame football game. Seeing the amount of 2018, she will have earned 12 varsity In seven games (he missed prior to his senior year. vide leadership. A team of school spirit was just unbelievable." letters in all (8 in track and 4 in soccer), one with an ankle injury) "I was pretty excited," captain, Rabbitt feels as Last May, Mitchell capped an incredi- but she is anxious to start her collegiate Morrison has tallied 900 Morrison said. "I didn't though his senior quar- ble spring season with a fifth place finish career and see what new levels she will rushing yards and carried get the chance to play terback has served as a in the Emerging Elites 800 at the New reach at BC. the ball into the end zone high school football when strong example for the Balance Nationals Outdoor Track and "I've been running competitively for 11 times. Through the air, I went to Pioneer. When younger players on KIPP's Field Championship at North Carolina four years, but I am new to the sport and Morrison has three pass- I got too old to play Pop roster. Agricultural and Technical State Univer- have a lot to learn," she said. "College ing touchdowns including Warner football, I started "Kymani was a kid we sity in Greensboro. She ran the race in distances are the same as in high school a game-winner in a 22- to miss it. Once I heard had picked right away as so I expect to be running middle distance, school record 2:12.52. 18 win on November 3 at that they were starting a being a leader with foot- The race capped a whirlwind spring but will run anything they want me to. South Boston. football team at KIPP, I ball experience," Rabbitt season in which she set a school record in I'm excited to be running cross country "In building a new pro- was excited and couldn't said. "He continued to the outdoor mile (5:08.17) with a win at for the first time as that will be a new gram, it starts with your wait to start." lead by example. No one the MSTCA Girls Invitational. She won experience." quarterback and it starts Aside from leaping from with leadership," Rabbitt works harder on the field Pop Warner to the high and plays harder on the said. "He's both our quar- school level, Morrison also terback and our leader. field. He's battled through Grassa named new Rams faced the challenge of ad- injuries and he's our lead- He's helped our younger justing to a his new posi- quarterbacks throughout ing rusher and one of our tion as KIPP's signal call- leading tacklers. During the season. He's molding er. Although it took him boys basketball coach our younger kids and giv- our losing streak, he kept time to find his groove, the kids involved with his ing them a great example quarterback has made the GRASSA 79-73 loss to Brighton, the a Division II program is to learn from." leadership. He's a special transition seem smooth. player." From B1 eventual Division 2 state one of Grassa's proudest The victory over South "It's a good feeling play- Boston was KIPP's second Although the Panthers champion. accomplishments, and one ing quarterback," Morri- at Bentley. I've seen what of the season. More impor- stand at 2-6, the record "We only graduated one that he'd like to see his son said. "I used to play it takes to play there. tantly, the win ended a six- doesn't always tell the player last year," Grassa players reach as well. running back so I'm still These past three years game losing streak for the story of the season. Morri- said. "We have a lot of tal- "My main goal is to have getting comfortable with have taught me a lot and Panthers. KIPP won its son has seen the Panthers ent coming back. As long my kids matured and learning the new position. I've seen the changes in season opener, topping At- makes vast improvements as the team plays together ready to move on to the As the quarterback, you the game. I've seen what lantis Charter, but strug- throughout the year, all and plays with maturity next level," Grassa said. feel like you're a leader on teams play like and what gled against opponents in culminating with better on the court, I think we "Hopefully that means the team. It feels good to systems they run. It's be- should have a very good college and I hope that's Commonwealth Athletic performances in recent come second-nature for Conference that boasted have that role." season." something all my players Throughout the season, games. me. However, that doesn't reach for. That's the main four playoff teams. "We've been playing "I went to the same high "It felt good coming back Rabbitt has seen Mor- mean the upcoming sea- thing for me. If you can rison make a handful of games more complete- school my players are go- son will be a cakewalk help these kids mature from my injury," Morrison ly," Morrison said. "We've ing to," Grassa added. said of the win. "I'm start- improvements, both un- for the Rams. Grassa has and become young men, der center and on defense. been complimenting one "I've been through it. I coached and played in the the basketball will take ing to feel like my normal another and having each was lucky enough to earn self. I continued to play Most notably, Rabbitt said, Northeastern Conference care of itself. other's backs. We had two a scholarship coming from through it and it felt really is Morrison's emergence and knows Classical will "You have to stay on your close games coming into a public school in Lynn. good being able to help my as a reliable dual-threat have its hands full against players," Grassa added. the South Boston game That's definitely some- team get a win. quarterback who can hurt NEC opponents. "If they start slipping, it and that helped us get thing I can get these kids "Although we've had opponents with his feet can happen fast. We have that win." ready for." "Every year the NEC is some rough losses, we've just as much as he can With two games left this It'll also help his cause competitive," Grassa said. study hall program with always had the coaches with his arm. season, against Burke to- that Grassa, a computer/ "Even if teams graduate the "No Ceilings" Foun- pushing us and giving us "He improved on his lit- IT teacher at Classical, a talented class, there dation. They've brought good pep talks," Morrison tle things every week," night and at Milford on works in the building in are great coaches in this that program to Classical added. "They give us the Rabbitt said. "His foot- Thanksgiving, Morrison which his players go to conference and teams are and that has been a huge confidence and the moti- work on zone reads, mak- and the Panthers are hun- school. always ready for us. Just help these past couple of vation that we need. We're ing quicker reads, his gry to finish the year on a "Me being in the build- because teams graduate years." focused on working hard passing mechanics have high note. ing as a teacher is a huge players, that doesn't mean Classical tips off the new and continuing the season improved every week. He "We have to continue thing," Grassa said. "That wins are guaranteed. New season on November 27, the way we started it." made a perfect throw for to work hard," Morrison makes a huge difference." players are always com- when the Rams gather for Morrison began his foot- the game-winning touch- said. "We have to contin- Grassa inherits a Rams ing up and they're always their first day of tryouts. ball career as a running down pass to Wallace Reed ue to play with full four team that's fresh from a ready." "I'm ready to get start- back in Pop Warner. After for the win at South Bos- quarter efforts. We have to deep run in the Division 2 Grassa noted that ac- ed," Grassa said. "I've been transferring to KIPP from ton. He put the ball right trust in the 11 guys on the North state tournament. ademics will be a major looking forward to this all Pioneer Charter, Morri- on the money. His poise field and not worry about Classical was bounced part of what he preaches summer and I'm just glad son was given the chance has grown and he's a legit- who makes what mistake. from the tournament in to his players. Earning a it's here. I'm ready to get to continue his career on imate dual-threat to run If we can do that, we'll be the sectional final with a basketball scholarship to going." the gridiron, albeit for one and pass." in a good position." THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE West coast swing THURSDAY Football Football Tech at Austin Prep (6) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (7) Burke at KIPP (7) Waltham at Malden Catholic (6) SATURDAY THURSDAY, Nov. 23 MIAA Football Football Division 7 State Semifinal English at Classical (10) at Braintree High Swampscott at Marblehead (10) St. Mary’s vs. Mashpee (2) Peabody at Saugus (10) Powder Puff Football Revere at Winthrop (10) Marblehead at Swampscott (10) Gloucester at Danvers (10) SUNDAY Salem at Beverly (10) Malden at Medford (10) Powder Puff Football Mystic Valley at Minuteman (10) Classical at English (noon) Xaverian at St. John’s (10:15) WEDNESDAY, Nov. 22 Lynnfield at N. Reading (10:30)

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Jones hired Boies and in the deal, along with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NFL threatened to sue the NFL concerns about the esca- A letter was sent from the NFL to Jerry Jones if Goodell's contract exten- lation of player protests accusing the owner of “conduct detrimental to sion was approved by the involving the national an- AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE the league’s best interest” as the feud between East East compensation committee, them and how the league Roger Goodell, left, and Jones, right, grows. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA made up of six owners. All has handled them. He also N England 7 2 0 .778 257 195 Philadelphia 8 1 0 .889 283 179 Buffalo 5 4 0 .556 184 196 Dallas 5 4 0 .556 233 205 32 owners voted unani- has suggested that owners ed document, particularly ceed with finalizing the Miami 4 5 0 .444 137 224 Washington 4 5 0 .444 207 232 mously in May to let the should revisit the power when he has in his posses- Goodell deal and would N.Y. 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Tennessee 6 3 0 .667 205 213 N Orleans 7 2 0 .778 268 165 The letter, first reported that Jones was removed the actual state of negoti- Jones claimed Tuesday Jacksonville 6 3 0 .667 226 134 Carolina 7 3 0 .700 213 180 Houston 3 6 0 .333 236 241 Atlanta 5 4 0 .556 197 179 by The Wall Street Jour- as a non-voting member ations, or threaten to sue on his radio show that Indianapolis 3 7 0 .300 179 280 Tampa Bay 3 6 0 .333 173 208 nal, was written by outside of the compensation com- the league and its owners "well over half" the owners North North counsel for the compensa- mittee after threatening if he does not get his way," agree with him in wanting W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 7 2 0 .778 187 148 Minnesota 7 2 0 .778 217 165 tion committee and given to sue. the letter said. a final vote after the com- Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 190 171 Detroit 5 4 0 .556 244 210 to the AP by a person who Jones, who was inducted Jones has acknowledged mittee is finished negoti- Cincinnati 3 6 0 .333 149 182 Green Bay 5 4 0 .556 204 207 Cleveland 0 9 0 .000 143 240 Chicago 3 6 0 .333 150 194 requested anonymity be- into the Pro Football Hall being at odds with the ating the deal. West West cause it was not intended of Fame in August, was ac- compensation committee "With due respect, we W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA to be made public. cused of sharing with all chairman, Atlanta owner urge Mr. Jones to drop Kansas City 6 3 0 .667 253 208 L.A. Rams 7 2 0 .778 296 162 Oakland 4 5 0 .444 196 214 Seattle 6 3 0 .667 211 165 It's the latest escala- the owners an outdated Arthur Blank, over the his misguided litigation Denver 3 6 0 .333 166 239 Arizona 4 5 0 .444 155 223 tion of a feud between the document related to the Goodell talks. They didn't threats and media cam- L.A. Charge 3 6 0 .333 167 172 San Fran 1 9 0 .100 174 260 NFL and one of its most negotiations with Goodell. speak on the field before paign to undermine the Sunday’s Games Thursday, Nov. 16 powerful owners. Jones "Someone who is genu- the Falcons' 27-7 victory committee's mandate," the New Orleans 47, Buffalo 10 Tennessee at Pittsburgh, 8:25 p.m. Green Bay 23, Chicago 16 Sunday, Nov. 19 has denied that his objec- inely concerned 'that the over the Cowboys on Sun- letter said. "And we urge Tampa Bay 15, N.Y. Jets 10 Baltimore at Green Bay, 1 p.m. tions to the extension are owners know the truth day. Mr. Jones to support the Detroit 38, Cleveland 24 Arizona at Houston, 1 p.m. tied to Goodell's decision about the negotiations' Blank issued a state- committee's deliberations, Pittsburgh 20, Indianapolis 17 Tampa Bay at Miami, 1 p.m. Minnesota 38, Washington 30 Washington at New Orleans, 1 p.m. to suspend star running would not deliberately ment Monday saying the not attempt to sabotage Tennessee 24, Cincinnati 20 Jacksonville at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Jacksonville 20, L.A. Chargers 17, OT back Ezekiel Elliott for distribute such an outdat- committee planned to pro- them." Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams 33, Houston 7 Atlanta 27, Dallas 7 L.A. Rams at Minnesota, 1 p.m. San Francisco 31, N.Y. Giants 21 Kansas City at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. New England 41, Denver 16 Buffalo at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. UCLA players suspended after theft in China Open: Kansas City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New England vs Oakland at Mexico City, Oakland MX, 4:25 p.m. Monday’s Games Cincinnati at Denver, 4:25 p.m. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Carolina 45, Miami 21 Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Three UCLA basketball players detained for shop- NHL lifting at three high-end

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE stores in China publicly Atlantic Division Central Division apologized Wednesday GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA before coach Steve Alford Tampa Bay 18 14 2 2 30 71 46 St. Louis 19 13 5 1 27 62 51 Toronto 19 12 7 0 24 72 63 Winnipeg 17 10 4 3 23 56 47 announced they were be- Ottawa 16 8 3 5 21 59 53 Nashville 17 10 5 2 22 51 49 ing suspended indefinite- Detroit 18 8 8 2 18 49 51 Dallas 18 9 8 1 19 51 52 Montreal 19 8 9 2 18 47 63 Minnesota 17 8 7 2 18 49 44 ly. Boston 16 6 6 4 16 44 51 Chicago 18 8 8 2 18 53 49 Freshmen LiAngelo Florida 17 6 9 2 14 57 65 Colorado 16 8 7 1 17 54 55 Ball, Jalen Hill and Cody Buffalo 18 5 9 4 14 44 65 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Riley won't be allowed to GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angel 17 11 4 2 24 55 41 suit up, practice or travel N Jersey 17 11 4 2 24 61 54 Vegas 16 10 5 1 21 57 46 Columbus 19 11 7 1 23 57 51 San Jose 16 10 6 0 20 44 36 with the team while the Pittsburgh 20 10 7 3 23 55 72 Calgary 17 10 7 0 20 51 50 university continues to Washing 19 10 8 1 21 56 59 Vancouver 17 8 7 2 18 43 46 sort out the circumstanc- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS N.Y. Island 17 9 6 2 20 60 55 Anaheim 17 7 7 3 17 48 50 N.Y. Rang 18 9 7 2 20 60 59 Edmonton 17 6 9 2 14 38 52 es of last week's incident Flanked by teammates Cody Riley, left, and Jalen Hill, UCLA basketball Carolina 16 7 5 4 18 46 44 Arizona 20 2 15 3 7 46 798 in Hangzhou, China, Al- Philadelph 18 8 8 2 18 50 48 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for player LiAngelo Ball reads his statement during a news conference at ford said during a news overtime loss. Top three teams in each New Jersey at Toronto, 7 p.m. UCLA Wednesday. division and two wild cards per conference Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. conference at Pauley Pa- advance to playoffs. Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. vilion. Wednesday’s Games Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. who played last season at large group of media. questioning following alle- Detroit 8, Calgary 2 Arizona at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. "These are good young UCLA. Alford didn't specify gations of shoplifting last Chicago 6, N.Y. Rangers 3 Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. men who have exercised "I've learned my lesson what the indefinite sus- week before the Bruins Boston at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Nashville at Minnesota, 8 p.m. an inexcusable lapse of Thursday’s Games St. Louis at Edmonton, 9 p.m. from this big mistake and pensions mean, saying beat Georgia Tech in their judgment and now they I'm a hundred percent only that the three players season-opening game in have to live with that," sure I'll never make a mis- would have to earn their Shanghai. The rest of the NBA Alford said. "They let a lot take like this again. It's way back onto the team. UCLA team returned people down in the pro- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE going to make me a better He said at some point, home Saturday. Atlantic Division Southwest Division cess." person from here on out." the trio may be permit- Guerrero said the inci- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB "I'm confident that they Boston 13 2 .867 — Houston 11 4 .733 — When it was his turn, ted to join team workouts, dent occurred when the Toronto 9 5 .643 3½ San Antonio 9 6 .600 2 have already begun to use Hill said, "I'm sorry for meetings and practices, team was given 90 min- New York 8 6 .571 4½ New Orleans 8 7 .533 3 this experience as a life shoplifting. What I did but that timeline has yet utes of free time on Nov. 6 Philadelphia 7 6 .538 5 Memphis 7 7 .500 3½ lesson," he added. Brooklyn 5 9 .357 7½ Dallas 2 13 .133 9 was stupid. I don't want to be decided. in Hangzhou. Southeast Division Northwest Division Ball, Hill and Riley to be known for this dumb "We will come to a res- "Those three visited W L Pct GB W L Pct GB took turns confessing to Washington 9 5 .643 — Minnesota 9 5 .643 — mistake." olution in short order," several stores, took items Orlando 8 6 .571 1 Denver 8 6 .571 1 the theft and apologizing "I hope you can forgive Guerrero said. from three stores and re- Miami 6 8 .429 3 Portland 7 6 .538 1½ while also thanking Presi- my stupid, childish ac- Earlier Wednesday, turned to the hotel," he Charlotte 5 8 .385 3½ Oklahoma City 7 7 .500 2 Atlanta 3 12 .200 6½ Utah 6 9 .400 3½ dent Donald Trump for in- tions," he added. Trump tweeted: "Do you said, without revealing Central Division Pacific Division tervening on their behalf Riley was the first to think the three UCLA the items taken or their W L Pct GB W L Pct GB with his Chinese counter- Detroit 10 4 .714 — Golden State 11 3 .786 — speak and he thanked the Basketball Players will value. Milwaukee 8 6 .571 2 L.A. Lakers 6 8 .429 5 part Xi Jinping. The play- Pac-12 Conference, sever- say thank you President The next day, Guerrero Cleveland 8 7 .533 2½ L.A. Clippers 5 8 .385 5½ ers had returned to Los al UCLA administrators Trump? They were headed said, police arrived at the Indiana 7 8 .467 3½ Phoenix 5 10 .333 6½ Chicago 2 10 .167 7 Sacramento 3 11 .214 8 Angeles on Tuesday after and his teammates. for 10 years in jail!" hotel shared by UCLA Chinese authorities with- "You guys mean so much All three players did. and Georgia Tech and in- Wednesday’s Games Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. drew the charges against Atlanta 126, Sacramento 80 Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. to me," Riley said of his "I'd like to thank Presi- terviewed both teams in New York 106, Utah 101 Thursday’s Games them. teammates. "I'm sorry for dent Trump and the Unit- an attempt to identify the Washington 102, Miami 93 Golden State at Boston, 8 p.m. "I'm sorry for stealing letting you down." ed States government for culprits. Police searched Cleveland 115, Charlotte 107 Houston at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Indiana 116, Memphis 113 Friday’s Games from the stores in Chi- Athletic director Dan the help that they provid- the players' personal be- Milwaukee 99, Detroit 95 Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. na," said Ball, the young- Guerrero also spoke at the ed us as well," Ball said. longings and the team bus Minnesota 98, San Antonio 86 Miami at Washington, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City 92, Chicago 79 L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. er brother of Los Angeles news conference, but no The players were de- before identifying Ball, Toronto 125, New Orleans 116 New York at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball, one took questions from a tained in Hangzhou for Hill and Riley, he said. 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OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man Who Hates His Job Drags Girlfriend Down With Griping The Bidding Choices Continue To Vex DEAR ABBY: I have Fi, OTC meds, feminine Paolo Giordano, an Italian Four spades is defeated by been dating my boyfriend Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van products). I finally cut her novelist, wrote, “Choices are a diamond lead. Declarer can for three years. We have Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, off for about a week until she made in brief seconds and eliminate his diamond loser lived together for the last and was founded by her mother, Facebook-messaged me say- paid for in the time that re- on the heart king, but has to two. We have a great life Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ing she was starving and mains.” cross to the South hand in together, but there is a hadn’t eaten for two days, In yesterday’s deal, South DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los had to choose which way to clubs, so walks into both a de- problem I don’t know how so I gave in. I gave her a Angeles, CA 90069. take the auction. Then, settling fensive club ruff and a trump job last week, and she to solve. “Jeremy” hates for the nine-trick game worked promotion in diamonds. his job. didn’t show up the first well. Today, South has a simi- Five clubs can be made We met in the education shouldn’t do with his life. I insight into what he may day. lar predicament. What should with an overtrick by taking department of our college, don’t mind helping him be better suited for emo- What should I do? It’s he do after the given start to two ruffing spade finesses. and after graduation, we talk through his choices, tionally, and stimulate causing arguments be- the auction, two hearts being But in game, the simplest both took jobs in the pub- but he wants more from him to do something posi- tween my husband and fourth-suit game-forcing? line is to win the trump lead me. me. I hate to think she’s lic school system. I enjoy tive about his future. Once After deciding, look at the in the South hand, unblock This is the man I want to hungry. full deal. How do three no- my career, but he loathes he has more clarity, there the heart ace, cross to the his. He complains con- marry. Is there a way to may be places he can go for trump, four spades and five TROUBLED IN THE diamond ace, discard the di- stantly without seeming get past this issue and career counseling that can clubs get on? SOUTH amond jack on the heart king to take action on the issue. make it work? help him decide what his I think South should choose three clubs to describe his and crossruff. I know he’s miserable, but next steps should be. UNCERTAIN AND DEAR TROUBLED: long two-suiter. If North con- he hasn’t looked for other LOST You are a kindhearted per- tinues with three diamonds or jobs or enrolled in a new DEAR ABBY: We bought son, but you are being tak- three spades, then South can school program. DEAR UNCERTAIN: our first home seven en advantage of. If your bid three no-trump to show I have bad days, too, but Until your boyfriend has months ago. We love it, neighbor has family that his heart stopper. I’ve reached the end of lis- settled this uncertainty except for one major issue. can be located, they should At the table, North raised tening to the constant about his work life, any Our neighbor, who’s the be notified that she’s un- three clubs to five clubs, griping. I am usually a discussion about marriage same age as I am, is the able to care for herself. If which was a tad precipitate positive person, but he is should be put on hold. I biggest hypochondriac and no relative is willing to with such good trumps. dragging my mood down agree you are not qualified laziest person I’ve ever take responsibility for her, Three no-trump goes down because of this. He says I to give him career advice. seen. contact social services or after a heart lead. South has eight top tricks, but with both need to guide him and give However, you might ask She was training to be a direct the woman to the diamond honors offside, he him some direction, but I him to tell you what exact- police officer, but she had a nearest food bank or soup cannot get a ninth winner don’t know what to say. I ly it is that he hates about headache every day, so she kitchen. I suspect her prob- established before the de- don’t think it’s my respon- his job, and what he would got let go last year. Ever lems are more extensive fenders have set up and run sibility to tell another rather be doing. His an- since then we have been than headaches and pro- hearts. adult what he should or swers may give both of you supporting her (food, Wi- crastination.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage CareGroup, Inc. ("CareGroup"), the parent of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Center, Inc. ("BIDMC"), New England Baptist Hospital ("New England Baptist" or given by Nancy A. Terry and Kirk D. Terry to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., its successors and "NEBH"), and Mount Auburn Hospital ("Mount Auburn"); Lahey Health System, Inc. 17 SM 007323 ("Lahey"); and Seacoast Regional Health Systems, Inc. ("SRHS"), the parent of assigns, dated February 13, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25382, Page 186, as affected by a Loan Anna Jaques Hospital (each of the aforementioned a "Party" and together, the ORDER OF NOTICE "Parties") Modification recorded in said Registry of Deeds at Book 33451, Page103, subsequently assigned to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP by Mortgage Electronic TO: Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern Notice is hereby given that the Massachusetts Department of Public Health will Eric W. Caswell conduct a hearing to permit comment on application for Determination of Need District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29625, Page 500 and subsequently assigned to Federal National Mortgage Association by Bank of America, N.A. successor by ("DoN") filed on September 8, 2017 by the Parties: CareGroup, Inc., 109 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP by assignment recorded in said Essex Brookline Ave, Boston, MA 02215; Lahey Health System, Inc., 41 Mall Road, 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Burlington, MA 01805; and Seacoast Regional Health Systems, Inc., 25 Highland County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34652, Page 110; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Avenue, Newburyport, MA 01950, with respect to their intent to affiliate to create a Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at new comprehensive and distributed healthcare delivery system in the Eastern but as trustee for Carlsbad Funding Mortgage Trust, Massachusetts marketplace. The Applicant intends to establish and incorporate a 3:00 PM on November 30, 2017 at 45 Cowdrey Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: new parent organization, NewCo, which will function as the sole corporate member claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, of the entities. numbered 29 Birch Street, given by Eric W. Caswell and Ronald Lampron to The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage follows: Southeast by Cowdrey Avenue, forty-eight and 87/100 (48.87) feet; There will be two opportunities to attend the hearing: Tuesday, December 5, 2017, Network, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated December 21, 2006, and Southwest by Lot No. 12 as shown on plan hereinafter referred to, one hundred six commencing at 5:00 P.M. at Roxbury Community College in the Auditorium in the recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book and 6/10 (106.6) feet; Northwest by land now or formerly of Burrill forty-eight and Media Arts Center, 1234 Columbus Avenue, Roxbury Crossing, Massachusetts and 26423, Page 306, as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement, dated 94/100 (48.94) feet; Northeast by Lot No. 10 as shown on said plan, one Wednesday, December 6, 2017 commencing at 5:00 P.M. in the Gloucester High October 24, 2011, and recorded in said Registry in Book 30834, Page 482, hundred four (104) feet; Being Lot No. 11 as shown on Plan of Land drawn by T.K. School Auditorium, 32 Leslie O Johnson Road, Gloucester, Massachusetts. Such and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint Harris, C.E., dated May 27, 1891, and recorded with Essex South District Registry hearings shall not be adjudicatory but shall be in the nature of a public forum for for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. the presentation of any comments which may be relevant to consideration by the of Deeds in Book 1313, Page 001. For title reference see deed recorded with the Essex Registry of Deeds in Book 17371, Page 232. The mortgagor(s) expressly Department of the proposed project. Such hearings will be jointly conducted with If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United reserve my/our rights of homestead and do not wish to terminate my/our the Division of Health Care Facility Licensure and Certification under MGL C111 States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers homestead by granting the within conveyance notwithstanding my/our waiver of s51G. Persons wishing to make their views known may appear at either of the Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on such homestead in paragraph 24 of the within mortgage. scheduled hearings or may submit written comments to the Massachusetts that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Department of Public Health, Determination of Need Program, 250 Washington this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Street, 6th floor, Boston, MA 02108. Written comments will be accepted up until 11, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to 5:00 P.M. on Monday, December 18, 2017. benefits of said Act. Item: November 16, 2017 M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on October 30, 2017 TERMS OF SALE: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Attest: LAND COURT A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required tobe DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Deborah J. Patterson delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Recorder 17 SM 007321 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days (17-007265 Orlans) from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other ORDER OF NOTICE Item: November 16, 2017 check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid TO: at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Duvin Lopez of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further LAND COURT and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of 17 SM 007756 ORDER OF NOTICE Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. TO: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Bopea Sok numbered 27 Tracy Avenue, given by Duvin Lopez to Mortgage Electronic Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for American Brokers Conduit, its and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 successors and assigns, dated February 23, 2007, and recorded with the Essex U.S.C. App. section 3901 et seq.: County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26610, Page 423, and Present Holder of said Mortgage, By Its Attorneys, now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for MTGLQ Investors, L.P. determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. ORLANS PC PO Box 540540 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Waltham, MA 02454 Phone: (781) 790-7800 numbered 31 Lyman Street, given by Tung Thach and Davy Tan to Bank of States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers America, N.A., dated May 13, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on 16-011860 Item: November 9, 16, 23, 2017 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24290, Page 274, and now held by Plaintiff by that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. December 11, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT entitled to the benefits of said Act. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers CITATION ON PETITION FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on October 30, 2017 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on BY PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Docket No. ES17P0011EA Attest: this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before Essex Probate and Family Court December 18, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are 36 Federal Street Deborah J. Patterson entitled to the benefits of said Act. Recorder Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on November 6, 2017 (17-005013 Orlans) Attest: Item: November 16, 2017 Deborah J. Patterson Estate of: Recorder Margaret Patricia Reynolds-Cambece Item: November 16, 2017 TOWN OF NAHANT Date of Death: 08/22/2016 To all interested persons: NAHANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS INVITATION TO BID A Petition for Sale of Real Estate has been filed by: Francis T Mayo of Salem MA LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT The Nahant Public Schools invites sealed proposals from Contractors/Vendors for: requesting that the Court authorize the Special Personal Representative to sell the decedent's real estate at a private sale. 17 SM 007026 School Bus Transportation of Middle School/High School Students and also ORDER OF NOTICE Transportation of Out of District Special Education Students in Nahant, MA in accordance with the contract documents. Bids will be received and opened at the IMPORTANT NOTICE You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the TO: Office of the Superintendent of Schools, Johnson Elementary School, 290 Castle Ruben D. Nunez Road, Nahant, MA, 01908 until 11:00 a.m.local time on Thursday, December 7, Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney 2017 at which time each bid will be publicly opened and read aloud. Plans, must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on the return day of 11/27/2017. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 specifications, and other contract documents may be seen, examined, or obtained U.S.C. App. section 3901 et seq.: at the Office of the Superintendent of Schools, 290 Castle Road, Nahant, MA, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a 01908. Copies thereof may be obtained for the purposes of bidding. The Town of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Nahant, School Committee, acting through its agents, reserves the right to accept timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections this bid by item or as a whole, or reject any or all bids if deemed advisable. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further notice to you. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 90 Jefferson Street, given by Ruben D. Nunez to Bank of America, Town of Nahant, School Committee WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: October 27, 2017 N.A., dated July 8, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Anthony Pierantozzi, Superintendent Registry of Deeds in Book 24551, Page 472, and now held by Plaintiff by Item: November 16, 2017 Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Item: November 16, 2017 Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. CITY OF LYNN If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers SAUGUS BOARD OF SELECTMEN public hearing on Tuesday, November 28, 2017 at 6:00 o'clock p.m. in Room Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on PUBLIC HEARING 402: that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Petitions of Comcast to grant location for the installation of underground facilities this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before Notice is hereby given that the Saugus Board of Selectmen will conduct a public to provide service at 269 Union Street. Petitions of Comcast to grant location for December 11, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are hearing for the purpose of determining the percentage of local tax levy FY 2018 to the installation of underground facilities to provide service at 11 Circle Avenue. entitled to the benefits of said Act. Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk be borne by each class of taxable property within the Town of Saugus Item: November 16, 2017 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on October 25, 2017 This hearing will be held in the Saugus Town Hall Auditorium, 298 Central Street, Attest: on 11/28/17 at 7:30 PM. Deborah J. Patterson Recorder CITY OF LYNN Debra Panetta, Chairman Item: November 16, 2017 Wendy L. Reed, Clerk Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will Item: November 9, 16, 2017 hold a public hearing on Tuesday, November 28, 2017 at 6:00 o'clock p.m. in Room 402: Petitions of National Grid to grant location for the installation of underground facilities at 73 Buffum Street. Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk home delivery rate is Item: November 16, 2017 50% off newstand price! Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only to subscribe today. $3 a week. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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The first baby created Now, you might be from a frozen egg was born sipping cocktails at an about 30 years ago, but it egg-freezing fete. wasn’t until 2012 that the Judging from a recent American Society for Re- event at a swanky Bever- productive Medicine de- ly Hills hotel, female fer- clared that egg freezing tility could be the next big should no longer be con- thing in direct marketing. sidered experimental. That About 20 women — and opened the door for more a few men — gathered re- women to freeze their eggs, cently in the presidential said Evelyn Mok-Lin, med- suite of the Viceroy L’Er- ical director of the UC-San mitage in this famously Francisco Center for Re- upscale city to chat, drink productive Health. wine and eat hors d’oeuvres UC-San Francisco start- while hearing about the ed offering “elective” egg possibility of freezing their freezing soon afterward, eggs for future conception. and the number of women Some of the women said opting to freeze their eggs they hadn’t found the per- has since risen sharply, fect partner and wanted Mok-Lin said. to keep their fertility op- PHOTO | KAISER HEALTH NEWS VIA TNS More than 6,200 women tions open. Others said Two Southern California Reproductive Center employees register attendees of an “egg social” at in the U.S. froze their eggs they were focused on their the presidential suite of the Viceroy L’Ermitage in Beverly Hills, Calif. in 2015, up from 475 in careers now and didn’t 2009, according to the So- want to compromise their to consider freezing her eggs Thawing the eggs and fer- reasons — such as not be- projected slides on a wall ciety for Assisted Repro- chances of having a fami- as a backup. tilizing and transferring ing ready to have a baby. and explained the history ductive Technology. And ly later. “I’d like to wait and just an embryo could cost thou- As the practice becomes and science of egg freezing. 155 births resulted from All were willing to put see what happens,” Hagan sands more later on. A few more widespread, so do They told the guests that it the fertilization of wom- aside their inhibitions said. “But if I wait too long, Silicon Valley employers, events designed to raise was an insurance policy for en’s frozen eggs in 2014, for one evening to learn up from 28 in 2009. maybe it won’t happen. including Facebook and awareness of it and recruit women who want children about an intensely pri- Egg freezing gives women I’m trying to be proactive.” Apple, cover egg freezing patients for clinics that in the future. vate subject in an unusu- control over their reproduc- al setting: a cocktail party. It is probably no coinci- for their workers, but most perform the procedure. “It’s the smartest thing tive health and fertility, and Frances Hagan, 35, had dence that the event was employers and insurers do In recent years, cities any woman can do if they the medical risks are very heard about the “egg social” held in a place like Bever- not. such as Los Angeles, New are not in a serious rela- low, said Mok-Lin. But giv- from a friend and was eager ly Hills, given the consid- In the past, egg freez- York, and San Francisco tionship that is leading to en the high cost, not every- to find out how egg freezing erable expense of freezing ing was primarily for have been the venues of children,” said Shahin Gh- one can afford egg freezing, worked. Hagan, a lawyer, eggs — and of using them women who risked infer- egg-freezing parties. adir, a fertility specialist and it doesn’t always work. said she is single and still later. tility because of cancer At the Beverly Hills hotel, at the practice. “It is a luxury for many hopes to find someone with Egg freezing costs treatments. But in recent physicians from the South- Ghadir said hosting people and without any whom she can have chil- between $10,000 and years, more women have ern California Reproductive women in a casual envi- guarantee in the end that dren the old-fashioned way. $15,000 for the proce- been choosing to freeze Center, the fertility clinic ronment makes the idea the investment will pay off,” But she said it doesn’t hurt dure and the medications. their eggs for non-medical that sponsored the event, less intimidating and stig- she said. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017 ENTERTAINMENT Clarkson ‘cried a lot’ while making her new album By Ryan Pearson everything. But I think ASSOCIATED PRESS that there’s something cool about that, too, like BURBANK, Calif. — Re- in hindsight. Because I turning to the recording think I was really emo- studio after having her tional, like feeling every- second child, Kelly Clark- thing in the studio.” son said she “cried a lot.” The 35-year-old singer’s Clarkson has two young Jason Momoa, fans appear to be feeling children with husband from left, Gal Gad- happy with the result: Brandon Blackstock — 1 “Meaning of Life” debuted ot, Ezra Miller and year-old Remington Al- Ray Fisher star in at No. 2 on Billboard’s 200 exander and 3-year-old albums chart. a scene from River Rose. She says she “Justice League,” The Atlantic Records intentionally got back to release marks her first in theaters on music fairly quickly after Friday. album outside of her each child was born, “just “Idol” record contract and to be productive in a dif- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS allowed her a new free- ferent way.” dom to choose her col- “Obviously it’s very laborators and creative productive making a hu- direction. She famously In ‘Justice League,’ DC looks man,” she said. “I needed clashed with label head something outside of that Clive Davis. — almost as a bit of an es- “I’m glad I was the first beyond Batman and Superman cape. And then come back (‘Idol’) season. I’m glad (home) and you’re like so that it was really hard for in love with the moment us and we had to kind of By Jake Coyle daughter. Joss Whedon, financiers, Brett Ratner’s are already pretty much again.” pave the way and jump ASSOCIATED PRESS the “Avengers” director RatPac-Dune company, af- down the road on their But as the tears began the hurdles, because it’s known for snappy dia- ter sexual assault allega- arcs. Let’s just say 80, 85 to fall, the former “Amer- the same thing with the NEW YORK — Peace logue who had already tions were leveled against percent of the movie is ican Idol” winner had to record label — like, I’m never reigns in the pages been helping to punch up Ratner. Gal Gadot, who what was originally shot. work to shape her jagged glad the arranged mar- of DC Comics. There’s al- the script, was brought in plays Wonder Woman, has There’s only so much you sensitivity into the lyrics riage was successful, al- ways a world to be saving, to steer the film through reportedly insisted Ratner can do with other 15, 20 and soulful songs that though very hard, but a cataclysm to avert. The post-production and two have no connection with percent of the movie.” would become her eighth I’m glad that I know the making of the DC super- months of reshoots. (He’s any future Wonder Wom- In interviews, Roven studio album, “Meaning of difference now,” Clarkson hero team-up film “Justice credited as co-writer.) an film. and cast members pledged Life.” said. “You start getting League” was hardly any Writer Geoff Johns and “Justice League” is the their loyalty to Snyder “I possibly went back to a point in your life and more tranquil. kind of production that, and his vision for the fran- too early after Remy’s you’re like, ‘Yeah, I’m get- Made in the wake of producer Jon Berg had al- one suspects, its makers chise, one they say incor- pregnancy, making this ting too old to, like, hang the disappointment sur- ready been brought in to will celebrate the release porated a changing tone album, because I cried a out and work with people rounding its predecessor, brighten “Justice League” of with a stiff drink. before Whedon’s involve- lot,” Clarkson said. “I felt I don’t like.’” “Batman v Superman,” and overhaul the wider “I’ve probably had a stiff ment. (Neither filmmaker and the critically-panned DC slate with a more op- drink along the way,” pro- was made available for in- “Suicide Squad,” “Justice timistic tone. ducer Charles Roven says, terview. Each has stayed League” was, like a jet- But that’s not been all. liner given new wings in Ben Affleck, who stars as chuckling. “It’s been differ- silent publicly since Sny- midair, retooled on the fly. Batman, withdrew from ent in the sense that we’ve der’s departure.) Warner Bros. sought to directing a stand-alone had some sadness along “Zack from the time that lighten the tone of Zack Batman film, while also the happy-joy of making I first met with him said, Snyder’s grandiose and combating criticism over the movie. But for the most ‘Look, Batman makes muscle-bound DC uni- his behavior with wom- part it’s been an incredibly the DC world dark. The verse — a much-publi- en in the past. Whedon, positive experience.” DC world has to be cre- cized pivot that came just himself, was called a hyp- Now, Warner Bros. and ated as something dark,’” as tragedy was striking. ocrite for espousing femi- DC are hoping that the says Ezra Miller, who Snyder, the “300” film- nist ideals by his ex-wife, finished “Justice League,” plays Barry Allen aka the maker, had overseen this Kai Cole. Jason Momoa which opens Friday, Flash). “He said what’s latest series of DC mov- had to apologize for a doesn’t show any Fran- great now is that the ies starting with “Man 2011 joke about rape and kenstein-like scars from League gets to bring Bat- of Steel,” but he stepped “Game of Thrones.” And its tumultuous creation. man out of this darkness. down after “Justice just weeks before release, “The goal is to make That was always Zack’s League” had been shot Warner Bros. severed ties sure when you’re watch- vision. That was the inten- following the death of his with one of the film’s chief ing the movie, it all feels tion from the beginning.” cohesive,” says Roven, The film, Miller says, the veteran producer of has “a wonderful collision “The Dark Knight” trilogy. of tone” that he consid- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Perfect Gift “That imprint that Joss ers “a testament to both had, some aspect of it is the strength of Zack’s vi- Singer Kelly Clarkson performs at a fan event for the Holidays going to come out in the sion and the generosity of celebrating the release of her new album in direction, but the actors Joss’s commitment.” New York.

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