Bacon, Eggs, and Deficit in Nahant Spelling Bee Hopefuls Are Put to the Test NAHANT from A1 SPELLING Giovanni Said

SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 Spelling bee hopefuls are put to the test By Bella diGrazia feeling nervous because I never ITEM STAFF really go on stage or do things like that in front of people but I LYNN — Thanks to spelling, had a fun time after getting used fth-grader Giovanni Ciafardoni to it. I conquered that fear.” was able to overcome his fear of Mariah DeRosa, Giovanni’s being on stage. coach and Ingalls Elementary The Ingalls Elementary School School’s spelling bee coordinator, student is a hopeful contender said the January event was an for the 34th Annual Daily Item hour and a half long and served Regional Spelling Bee. After up the most words she had seen outspelling his classmates in in her ve years at the school. November, Giovanni took home Giovanni’s winning word was the win for the schoolwide bee in “invalid.” January. “In the last round, with the last ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “It was amazing and I couldn’t Ingalls Elementary School fth-grader Giovanni Ciafardoni is being coached by teach- believe I won,” he said. “I was SPELLING, A3 er Mariah DeRosa before the spelling bee. Bacon, eggs, and Peabody girl de cit in Nahant feared missing is found safe

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF PEABODY — A 14-year-old student who went missing on Thursday was found safe in Boston early Friday morning, according to the Peabody Police Department. Kamari Unique Bunn, who attends the J. Henry Higgins Middle School on Perkins Street, attended classes but did not return home after school. Police issued a “be on the lookout” call for the girl. An of cer called her cellphone last night at 3 a.m. and she agreed to go to the Massa- chusetts State Police headquarters at Leverett Circle for a ride home. “She was with another female juvenile from Peabody and they were both safe,” said Lt. Wil- liam Cook. “We’re glad it worked out.” Police issued a request for help to nd Bunn on their Facebook page on Thursday. This is not the rst time Bunn, a transplant from Texas, has gone missing. Last October, authorities said she left a note telling her family she was running away from her Crane Brook Way home. She was found later that night. Todd Bucey, Higgins’ Middle School princi- pal, did not return multiple calls seeking comment. Superintendent Cara Murtagh declined to provide any details about the girl’s disappear- ance. “I can con rm that she was in school today,” By Bridget Turcotte letta at the town’s community breakfast at the A crowded room she said. ITEM STAFF Nahant Village Church. “We don’t have any of Nahant resi- money in savings, we have a ton of outstand- dents looks on as Thomas Grillo can be reached at tgrillo@ NAHANT — Over eggs and toast Friday ing debt, and we have known capital needs Town Administra- itemlive.com. morning, Town Administrator Tony Barlet- that we are going to borrow for if we don’t tor Tony Barletta ta described the town’s nancial situation make some changes.” speaks about the to include a $13 million budget, $1.2 million Barletta, who became the town’s administra- town’s budget INSIDE structural de cit, $11 million in debt, and no tor in August 2018, is proposing a Proposition concerns during savings. 2 ½ override to close the gap. The override the monthly com- LOOK! The town will likely eliminate the position of would raise the tax rate 67 cents per $1,000 in munity breakfast My Brother’s Table to host a full-time re chief as a result of budget lim- home value from $11.12 to $11.79. at Nahant Village Founders’ Celebration. A8 itations, Barletta announced last week. Fire The average home in Nahant, valued at Church Friday. Chief Michael Feinberg, whose contract is set $647,034, would see a tax bill increase of Sports to expire on June 30, will “likely be departing $433.51. ITEM PHOTO | English pulls away late his position” this summer because of the bud- The town has been balancing its operational SPENSER HASAK in Div. 1 North win. B1 get constraints, said Barletta.  “We are just balancing our budget,” said Bar- NAHANT, A3 Classical boys fall to Lowell. B1 Lawmakers want to throw Lynn schools goalie youth football for a loss plays with a Gallant heart

By Thomas Grillo By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF ITEM SPORTS EDITOR If two Beacon Hill law- LYNN — Jets senior makers get their way, el- goalie Jack Gallant knows ementary school athletes what it’s like to face ad- will have to nd an alter- versity. Shortly after he native to tackle football. was born, doctors noticed But opponents are push- something troubling. ing back, saying the mea- “Two days after I was sure is misguided. born the doctors noticed House Minority Lead- something wasn’t right,” er Bradley Jones Jr. Gallant, who attends En- (R-North Reading) and glish High, said. “I was Rep. Paul Schmid III born with a congenital (D-Westport) have pro- heart defect. I had surgery posed No Organized Head that same week. They said Impacts to Schoolchildren if I didn’t have that sur- or the NO HITS Act. The gery it would’ve been 100 controversial measure percent fatal. That has would limit the contact had a really big impact sport to eighth-graders in my life. It’s amazing and older. that I’m out there playing If enacted, tens of thou- hockey now.” sands of youthful football Fast forward to the 2017 ITEM FILE PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK players would be sidelined hockey season, Gallant’s Jett Nichols tries to get by Anthony Brown in Lynn Jets senior goalie Jack Gallant pulls FOOTBALL, A2 a Pop Warner game at Manning Field. GALLANT, A3 down his helmet as he heads back to practice.

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By Patrick Whittle The state is by far the consumers and strong re- were in line with the pre- competitive in that mar- more popular than ever ASSOCIATED PRESS biggest lobster producer in tail prices. vious year, but industry ket. in the United States, with the United States, and the “The demand for lobsters members have cautioned Warming waters are $30 lobster roll sandwich- ROCKPORT, Maine — industry is in the midst of will always stay strong,” that the exports were off also a concern, as the es taking up increasing Maine lobstermen brought a multiyear boom. Howev- Kristan Porter, president by 30 to 50 percent from Gulf of Maine, a critical space on New York City more than 119 million er, the catch and its value of the Maine Lobstermen’s previous years after the fishing area for lobsters, menus in recent years. pounds of the state’s sig- have fluctuated wildly in Association, said Friday tariffs took effect. is warming faster than The strong economy nature seafood ashore last year, an increase that recent years. to a packed audience at Another concern is com- most of the world’s oceans. has given consumers the helped to propel the total According to updated the Maine Fishermen’s petition with Canada, To the south, scientists ability to order the pricey value of Maine’s seafood department numbers, the Forum, a trade show tak- where a large seafood in- have blamed warming seafood item, said John to the second-highest val- 2017 lobster haul was a ing place in Rockport this dustry harvests, process- waters for the depletion Sackton, a seafood indus- ue on record, state officials little less than 112 million week. es, sells and exports the of the southern New En- try analyst and publisher said Friday. pounds and was valued at The big-money lobster same species. Canadian gland lobster fishery, and of SeafoodNews.com. The value of the 2018 more than $438 million. industry is contending exporters face no Chinese have warned that similar “The economy right now lobster catch was more That was a drop from the with stresses, including tariff, which is a product of warming in Maine’s chilly has been really good, and than $484.5 million, and previous year. Chinese tariffs. American trade hostilities between waters could cause lobster there has been strong sales the total value for all Preliminary data from lobster exports suffered in the U.S. and China under populations to shift fur- at restaurants, strong hol- Maine seafood was more 2018 show that trend re- July when China slapped President Donald Trump. ther north. iday promotions,” Sackton than $637.1 million, ac- versed, for the year at heavy tariffs on numer- Canada’s government has The fishery is even con- said. “There has not been cording to the Maine De- least. The productive year ous U.S. products, includ- also brokered a trade deal tending with a bait short- a sense that lobsters are partment of Marine Re- by lobstermen coincided ing lobsters. U.S. lobster with the European Union age because of a lack of backed up, as people had sources. with high demand from exports to China for 2018 that makes the U.S. less herring. Still, lobster is feared.” It’s Bernie 2.0: More personal,

more professional this time Katherine Hel- mond, best known By Steve Peoples could threaten to alien- as the grand- and Juana Summers ate voters who have been mother who was ASSOCIATED PRESS drawn to Sanders’ aggres- hot for housekeep- sive policies and no-frills NEW YORK — A young er Tony Danza on speeches. And while he “Who’s The Boss,” civil rights activist named won over millions of Dem- Bernard Sanders was ar- has died. ocrats three years ago as rested and dragged off to the unpolished anti-es- jail for protesting school FILE PHOTO | tablishment alternative to segregation on the South ASSOCIATED PRESS Hillary Clinton, he faces Side of Chicago in the a much more complicated summer of 1963. and crowded path to the Most voters didn’t learn ‘Who’s the Boss?’ about that episode until nomination in 2020. photos surfaced in late But as the only repeat February 2016, almost 10 candidate, Sanders joins and ‘Soap’ actress months into the Vermont the 2020 Democratic senator’s first presiden- field not an outlier, but a tial campaign. Sanders front-runner. Helmond dead at 89 had been struggling to The decision to shift his headquarters from Ver- LOS ANGELES (AP) her Emmy nominations, win over African-Amer- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS — Actress Katherine didn’t start arriving until ican voters, but his top- mont to Washington, Sha- Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., speaks about his kir said, “is the sign of a Helmond, an Emmy-nom- she was nearly 50. sy-turvy campaign team new book, “Where We Go From Here: Two Years inated and Golden She was probably best didn’t know such powerful confident candidate that’s in the Resistance,” at a George Washington Uni- Globe-winning actress known for playing Mona evidence of his civil rights just like, ‘Hey, we’re going who played two very dif- Robinson, Judith Light’s bona fides existed until versity/Politics and Prose event in Washington. to base this where it’s func- ferent matriarchs on the mother on “Who’s the five days before South tionally attractive for me ABC sitcoms “Who’s the Boss?,” which also starred Carolina’s primary. and early activism — in- ton with a team that is to be based. I’m not trying Sanders lost the South- cluding the arrest — as he embracing a more person- to play politics with this.’” Boss?” and “Soap,” has Tony Danza and a young ern contest, which is heav- tries to prove he’s learned al message, a more diverse Shakir and a team that died, her talent agency Alyssa Milano. ily influenced by the black from his 2016 stumbles. staff and a much more or- features women and mi- said Friday. She was 89. She won a best support- vote, by almost 50 points. “What is different of ganized nationwide opera- norities in at least five se- Helmond died of compli- ing Golden Globe for her As he launches his sec- course this time is we’re tion. It’s all backed by the nior roles so far replaces cations from Alzheimer’s work in 1989. ond presidential cam- built to win and planning strongest fundraising op- an overwhelmingly white, disease last Saturday at “My beautiful, kind, fun- paign this weekend, to win from the very be- eration in the 2020 Dem- male team previously led her home in Los Angeles, ny, gracious, compassion- Sanders and his team are ginning,” said Faiz Sha- ocratic field. by former campaign man- talent agency APA said in ate, rock,” Milano mourn- determined not to repeat kir, Sanders’ campaign For this candidate, more ager Jeff Weaver, who will a statement. ed on Twitter. “You were the same mistake. The manager, who last week than others, the new ap- stay on as a senior adviser. A native of Galveston, an instrumental part of 77-year-old self-described became the first Muslim proach has risks. Sanders parted ways Texas, Helmond’s credits my life. You taught me to democratic socialist will hired to lead a major U.S. Turning to a more typi- with three longtime me- date back to the 1950s hold my head above the hold high-profile rallies presidential effort. cal presidential campaign, dia consultants who cited and she worked steadi- marsh! You taught me to in Brooklyn and Chicago, Welcome to Bernie 2.0, including an appealing “creative differences” in ly in small roles through do anything for a laugh! where he’ll open up about a more professional cam- personal story, could help deciding to leave the cam- the decades. But her real What an example you his working-class roots paign based in Washing- in some areas. But it also paign. fame, and all seven of were!” MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Lawmakers want to throw youth football for a loss Former Rep. Capuano before taking a 10 p.m. FOOTBALL field looking for something tackle and limit collisions the ground while the other lands new job at law firm Boston Express Bus from Logan International Air- From A1 to do.” during practice, he said. arm is cocked back to the Brian Lozzi, former pres- Still, contained in the hip. As a result, it’s almost BOSTON (AP) — For- port to Manchester, N.H. across the state. But ad- ident of the Lynn Char- proponent’s materials is a impossible to avoid hel- mer U.S. Rep. Michael Officials said anyone on vocates say children as gers Youth Football and comment from Biff Poggi, met-to-helmet contact. Capuano has landed a the buses or at the South young as 9 years old av- Cheering Association, said head football coach at St. new job. Station bus terminal in There seems to be diversi- erage 251 head impacts a the number of people or- The law firm Foley & Boston between 8:30 p.m. Frances Academy, a pre- ty of opinion when it comes season. It’s time, they say, Lardner LLP announced and midnight could have ganizing to defeat the bill dominantly African-Amer- to the topic among football to outlaw tackling. Friday that the Democrat been exposed and could is overwhelming. A team ican Catholic high school legends and the NFL. Proponents say there’s has joined the firm as become ill between March is being gathered com- in East Baltimore. He’s Former NFL coach John substantial evidence that a public affairs director 3 and March 19 — up to prising of one person from not sure a child can be Madden has said 6-, 7-, shows repeated head trau- and will be splitting his 21 days following a poten- every league statewide, or taught the appropriate and 8-year-old kids should ma can cause serious com- time between the firm’s tial exposure. more than 200 activists. way to block and tackle. not be learning tackling plications for a child’s de- Boston and Washington Measles is a highly “This is being proposed “They’re not ready phys- drills. veloping brain. offices. contagious virus that is by a small group of mis- ically or emotionally,” he “They’re not ready for it,” Children who started Capuano will join usually spread through informed people who are said. “We don’t let kids he said during a round-ta- tackle football before age Foley’s team of former coughing and sneezing. taking what they see drive before the age of 16 ble discussion on an NFL members of Congress, 12 were more likely to have and read on social media for a reason. There ought Network series. “They which includes public Developers set date degenerative brain disease and going to bat for their to be really thoughtful can play flag football. And affairs directors Dennis and Alzheimer’s disease at cause,” he said. “Safety legislation around the with flag football you can Cardoza and Scott Klug, for closed power plant younger ages, according to is worth discussing, but game of football. The con- get all the techniques. both previously members towers’ implosion an American Neurological shutting football down for sequences are too severe.” Why do we have to start of the U.S. House of Rep- Association study. anyone under the eighth While the legislation has with a 6-year-old who was resentatives. SOMERSET (AP) — But athletic program di- grade is not the answer.” support from the Brain just potty trained a year Scott Klug, co-chair of Developers have set the rectors say the legislation Peabody mother Steph- Injury Association of Mas- ago and put a helmet on Foley’s Federal Public date for the demolition goes too far. anie Mastrocola has two sachusetts, the Concussion him and tackle?” Affairs Practice, said in a of the towers at a de- “Football directors boys who play football, a Legacy Foundation, and But NFL Commissioner statement Capuano will commissioned coal-fired and coaches understand 13-year-old eighth-grader former New England Patri- Roger Goodell offered a be a “valued and trusted power plant in Massa- why they are proposing who plans to join the high ots linebacker Ted Johnson, different point of view. advisor for our govern- chusetts. something like this, we school team and a 12-year- a three-time Super Bowl “I started playing tackle ment solutions clients The property owners of just think it’s an awful old who will be a Gladiator winner with Tom Brady, football when I was 7, and spanning all regions and the now-defunct Brayton overreach,” said Steven next fall. She is against one lawmaker has with- I wouldn’t give up a single industries.” Point plant in Somerset Connolly, president of banning tackle football. drawn his endorsement. day of that,” he said. The longtime lawmaker have set April 27 the Lynnfield Pioneer Youth “Why are they singling State Rep. Donald Wong, Jones, whose district in- lost a re-election bid to demolition date for the Football & Cheer. out football?” she said. “My a Saugus Republican, orig- cludes parts of Lynnfield, fellow Democrat Ayanna cooling towers. The infor- Today’s youth football kids have gotten concus- inally one of 17 co-spon- declined multiple requests Pressley last year. Press- mation was announced at is different from a decade sions on the playground. sors, has asked his name for an interview. ley is Massachusetts’ first a town hall in Somerset ago, he said. For example, Let parents, not the state, be removed. black woman elected to Tuesday evening. coaches are required to be make these decisions for “First, I heard from con- Thomas Grillo can be the U.S. House. Residents expressed Heads Up Football-certi- our children.” stituents who asked me reached at tgrillo@item- concern about the fied. The program by USA William Woods, pres- to sign on because every- live.com. Boston health officials warn planned implosion, with Football, the national gov- ident of Peabody Youth one wants to stop concus- of possible measles exposure some asking if it could erning body for amateur Football & Cheer, said he sions,” he said. “But once cause dust contamination. players, is designed to ad- is opposed to the measure. I did, I got phone calls, 781-593-7700 BOSTON (AP) — Public Commercial Develop- vance safety. “I’m sure there will be emails and text messages Publishing Daily, except Sundays health officials in Boston ment Co. official Stephen In addition, rushing the lots of debate,” he said. from other constituents USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 are warning of a possible Collins says the company punter, and blocking and “But today’s game con- who asked me to sign off.” Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA doesn’t expect dust from tackling leading with the siderably limits not only Officials from Saugus and additional offices. measles exposure after an Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item individual with a con- the implosion to drift into head, is prohibited; helmet head injuries, but inju- Pop Warner called Wong to Subscriptions firmed case of the disease nearby neighborhoods technology has improved ries as a whole. If it pass- say their coaches instruct Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States traveled from New York and the towers will be and an EMT is at every es, 150 kids in Peabody the young players on how $20.00 for 4 weeks City to Boston and then wrapped in fencing to game, he said. won’t be able to play.” Rule to avoid head contact, he $65.00 for 13 weeks keep debris in place. “Head injuries in foot- $130.00 for 26 weeks to New Hampshire. changes have eliminated said. $260.00 for 1 year Health officials said Commercial Develop- ball games are on the de- cut blocking, the danger- For example, he said, Send payment to and POSTMASTER, the possible exposure ment plans to turn the cline, while we are still ous practice of going after the youthful linemen and send address changes to: occurred Tuesday when former plant into a multi- seeing sprained ankles a player’s legs, Woods said. running backs avoid the The Daily Item the individual boarded use site mainly dedicated and wrists,” Connolly said. The use of tackling wheels three-point stance. Used 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 a 4 p.m. Greyhound bus to supporting off-shore “If this is approved, there during practice helps play- at the start of a play, it re- Lynn, MA 01903 from New York to Boston wind farms. will be 160 kids in Lynn- ers learn the safe way to quires one hand to touch SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Bacon, eggs, and deficit in Nahant Spelling bee hopefuls are put to the test NAHANT From A1 SPELLING Giovanni said. “All 40 budget with free cash each From A1 words were tough and year and hasn’t been put- there were some I didn’t ting money into its stabili- three students, it was very know, even some in other zation fund, said Barletta. intense,” said DeRosa. “So, languages.” for him to win that, it was “Continuing this prac- The top students chosen huge.” tice, you’re continuous- to participate in the re- The fifth-grade spelling ly kicking the can down gional spelling bee will get champ said when it came the road,” said Barletta. instructions and guide- down to the last word, he “You’re going to add more lines from Scripps, accord- could hear his classmates debt and more payments ing to DeRosa. The train- rooting for him. and eventually you’re not ing for each student really “I didn’t want to let them going to be able to sustain begins once they know the down and I didn’t want to it.” words they need to study. let my parents down,” he Free cash is a revenue While his favorite word said. to spell may be his name, source that results from On Friday, Giovanni the calculation, as of July Giovanni said, if he is cho- completed the prelimi- sen to participate, he will 1, of a community’s re- nary written round af- maining unrestricted study any words he has to ter studying this year’s in preparation of the re- funds from its operations Scripps spelling test with of the previous fiscal year gional bee. DeRosa. There are 110 “I know there is go- based on the balance sheet hopeful contenders from as of June 30, according to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ing to be way more peo- schools in Bristol, Essex, ple and it is going to last the state Department of Nahant Town Administrator Tony Barletta speaks about the town bud- Middlesex, Norfolk, Plym- Revenue. way longer,” he said. “I’ll get concerns during the monthly community breakfast at Nahant Vil- outh, Suffolk, and Worces- be nervous but I know I “It’s an unknown reve- lage Church on Friday. ter counties who find out nue source,” said Barletta. can overcome it. I already their spelling bee fates overcame it once.” “It’s like if you were bal- “We expect free cash to debt.” to afford, like replacing a on Monday with the an- ancing your budget based go down again next year,” For example, the town fire truck pump and up- nouncement of the top 50 Bella diGrazia can be on your Christmas bonus said Barletta, who add- borrows about $80,000 a grading IT systems. students. reached at bdigrazia@ that you don’t know if ed that even if the town year to pave roads, he said. “I can present something “I think I did pretty itemlive.com. Follow her on you’re going to get or not.” wanted to continue the The town has $11 million and tell you until I’m blue good on the written test,” Twitter @BelladiGrazia. The funds should be practice of using the mon- in debt and a $13 million in the face what I think is used for one-time expen- the best way to go, but at ditures, funding capital ey to balance the budget, budget with no savings. it won’t be able to. This year, revenue pro- the end of the day, it’s the projects, or replenishing voters in town that make reserves, said Barletta. “We have been reliant on jections are just over $12 free cash for quite some million but department these decisions,” said Bar- The Division of Local letta. “The best I can do Services told the town’s time now to balance our requests total $13,400, operating budget,” said said Barletta. is explain to you where I administration in a re- think we need to be and Barletta. “Our capital The override is expect- port four years ago that hopefully gain your sup- projects, which are neces- ed to pay off $412,000 in they were misusing free port.” cash, said Barletta. This sary, basically because we storm damage, establish year, the town received are balancing our budget $2,000 in civil defense for Bridget Turcotte can be $740,000 in free cash. The with free cash, we’ve had storm preparedness, and reached at bturcotte@item- year before, it received $1 to borrow for them, which pay for projects the town live.com. Follow her on million. adds to our outstanding otherwise wouldn’t be able Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Lynn schools goalie plays with a Gallant heart

GALLANT I was a child,” Gallant From A1 said. “They did what they could to save me and I’m ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK junior year. He was slated really grateful for that. We to earn key minutes for do fundraising for them. Ingalls Elementary School fifth-grader Giovan- Lynn as a defenseman but One of the organizations ni Ciafardoni takes a spelling bee placement found himself in a unique we got into is called ‘Miles test to determine if he will compete in the fina- situation when the Jets for Miracles.’ My mom ran le at Lynn Auditorium. were without a goalie in a race to raise money for tryouts. them. I was there support- “Jack Gallant put on ing her. I was her patient BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces the pads during a sum- partner for the race. It was its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care mer game and from what a great experience.” Food Program. Planned dates of operation are June 1, I heard he didn’t look too The road ahead in Divi- 2019 through June 1, 2020 with the option to renew for up bad,” Lynn coach Mike sion 3 North is Gallant’s to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. Anticipated Roberts said. “A lot of peo- final go-round in high service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per day, 7 ple asked him to try and school hockey. In order for days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation to he said, ‘I’m a defensem- Lynn to make a run at a Bid must be received by Tuesday, May 07, 2019 to Best an.’ I asked him to give it state championship and Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc., 220 Lynnway, Revere, a try and he did it. Within avenge last year’s semifi- MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Wednesday, the first 10-15 minutes in nal round loss to Swamp- May 08, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care Inc., practice I asked, ‘Are you scott, Gallant has to bring 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to sure he’s never played his best to keep opposing review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary goalie before?’ He looked ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK teams away from the net. fluid and he moved great “We’re going to need and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition Lynn Jets senior Jack Gallant takes the net Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. side to side.” during practice. Jack’s A-game and the de- The rest was history. fense in front of him,” Rob- In accordance with Federal civil rights law and Gallant earned himself erts said. “If we can limit U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights at Somerville after los- teams’ fans will try to dis- the starting goalies’ role our defensive turnovers regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, ing grasp of a 3-goal lead tract me. I just learned to for the Jets and has back- and our forwards can get offices, and employees, and institutions participating in the third period and try ignore them and stay boned them to two Divi- pucks out, if we can do it in in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from sion 3 North state tourna- followed with a 9-3 loss strong for my team. It’s all front of him, we know he’s to Gloucester. Lynn pro- about my team. Their sup- discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, ment trips since then. ready to go. Jack’s men- disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights “It was amazing what gressed as the season took port has helped me stay in tally focused and he’s go- activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by me and my team have ac- its course. The Jets fin- net. ing to give us a chance to USDA. complished over the last ished the regular season “Our coaches have real- win. He gave us a chance two years,” said Gallant, with a 12-4-4 record. ly supported me during against Swampscott last Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of who hopes to study emer- “After the Somerville the past two years and I year and he’s going to do communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large gency management at game it was a little bit of a couldn’t be here as a goal- the same this year.” print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should Mass. Maritime. “Going tough time,” Gallant said. ie without them,” Gallant No. 3 Lynn begins its contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied into the first two weeks of “It has to do with our top said. “My teammates have postseason quest Satur- for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing the season last year our scorers. Brian Clougherty supported me. The eight day (1) when it takes on or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through backup goalie was still and John DiFilippo score seniors keep the team in No. 6 Shawsheen at Wo- the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. Additionally, playing football. My coach- a lot of goals for us. Our check. I’m grateful that burn’s O’Brien Rink. program information may be made available in languages es wanted somebody to defense can hold strong none of them have left to “To get to a state cham- other than English. step in so our team could when it needs to. For us, play for another team. pionship would be amaz- have somebody to shoot on it’s just about staying out We’ve all stuck together. ing” Gallant said. “After To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete in practice. I gave it a go of the penalty box.” I’m grateful that they’ve Swampscott knocked us out the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, because I’m always there This season, Gallant supported me.” last year we all felt horrible (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ for the team. A few weeks holds a save percentage Gallant and his family for the seniors. I wanted to complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or went by and the coach- of 82.2. He logged his first haven’t forgotten what play my best for those guys. write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter es thought I was getting career shutout in a 3-0 win transpired shortly after This year I wanted to do all of the information requested in the form. To request a pretty good at it.” over Latin Academy on he was born. The Gallants the same for the seven oth- copy of the complaint form, call 866-632-9992. Submit Gallant and his senior Jan. 2. 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call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription. A4 SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 OPINION TEARING DOWN THE HOW TO REACH US E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. LIKABILITY STANDARD C¡ C Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey EDITOR’S NOTE: Below are two opinions on women P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan candidates and likability; they have been edited Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service slightly for space considerations. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 CARRIE LUKAS All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 POINT: Likability Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 always matters Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] percent more likable than aspirational and likable as Ext. 3 Walter Mondale. George possible. Newsroom H.W. Bush defeated Mi- For those with likability is- [email protected] chael Dukakis largely be- sues, the media will launch [email protected] cause he “triumphed in the into damage control mode. Ext. 4 congeniality competition” — They will attempt to blunt Sports and later lost to Bill Clinton criticism that Warren is too [email protected] largely because he didn’t. cold and calculating, or that Ext. 5 After the Oct. 17, 2000, de- Sen. Amy Klobuchar is pho- EDITORIAL Several prominent women bate, voters rated George ny and cruel to staff. If that Retail and Online are seeking the Democratic Advertising W. Bush the more likable doesn’t work, the backup [email protected] Party’s nomination for pres- candidate, 60 percent to 30 plan is to de-legitimize the ident. Some worry these fe- ADVERTISING percent; four years later, concept of likability for female candidates will face an Dubya whipped John Ker- male Democrats as sexism. Ernie Carpenter Jr. Help, don’t jail, unfair “likability” standard, Director of Advertising ry 52 percent to 41 percent With President Trump which they see as a new and Business Development, ext. 1355 in the same department. In they do the opposite. Not twist on plain old sexism. [email protected] other words, the candidate only will they make him Yet all candidates — men Ralph Mitchell foster runaways who won the debates may look as boorish and off-put- and women alike — have to Sales Representative, ext. 1313 not have won the subse- [email protected] worry about coming across ting as possible, but they quent election — but the Washington must find a better way to help run- as likable. There’s nothing will push the idea that Patricia Whalen away foster kids than putting them in jail. candidate who came off as these are legitimate rea- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 sexist about it. [email protected] Juvenile-detention facilities throughout the state The likability issue is top- most congenial almost al- sons to oppose him. When BUSINESS OFFICE jailed 123 foster kids in 2017. Some of them were of-mind since many blame ways did. his approval ratings are picked up and booked repeatedly. In contrast, other Hillary Clinton’s loss on a Likability isn’t a sexist low they’ll say he has lik- Maria Alvaracin criteria. It’s a criteria that ability issues and won’t ext. 1205 kids who run away from their regular families are likability deficit, and worry [email protected] simply returned home. that history might repeat it- people consider in most win re-election. When his Even Ross Hunter, head of the state agency that is self next year. For example, situations. We want polit- approval ratings improve, Susan J. Conti ical leaders — and media Controller, ext. 1288 effectively putting foster kids in jail, agrees Wash- Politico posed this question they won’t report it or will [email protected] ington should not be jailing noncriminal runaways. after Sen. Elizabeth Warren personalities, teachers, dismiss it as for all the salespeople and celebrities wrong reasons. They’ll sug- Ted Grant Hunter, secretary of the Department of Children, announced her candidacy: Publisher, ext. 1234 — who we can relate to and Youth and Families, says it’s not a simple problem, “How does Warren avoid a gest that if you do like him [email protected] enjoy seeing as they become or will vote for him, there’s because children face other threats, such as drugs Clinton redux — written Marian Kinney part of the backdrop to our something wrong with you. and prostitution, while on the run. off as too unlikable before ext. 1212 lives. There is nothing new You’re unlikable. [email protected] Finding therapeutic help isn’t easy or inexpen- her campaign gets off the ground?” or nefarious about this. Many voters likely will Will Kraft sive, but the state still must provide it. The media’s newfound see through this media ma- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 The state frankly doesn’t know what to do with But it isn’t just female candidates who are judged concern about likability nipulation. Of course, voters [email protected] foster kids who aren’t breaking any laws other than on their ability to appeal seems driven by their de- will prioritize evaluating Mike Shanahan running away from foster placement, as Times re- sire to see whoever wins the agendas offered by the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 to and connect with voters. [email protected] porter Nina Shapiro illustrated last week in her This has been a central is- the Democratic nomination candidates, to determine story on runaway foster children. sue in all modern elections. to resoundingly beat Presi- who has a better plan for Carolina Trujillo “I’ve got to figure this one out in a hurry,” Hunter Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 In 2008, a Newsweek ar- dent Donald Trump. If they creating a stronger country [email protected] said, calling the issue a “moral conundrum.” Fix- ticle titled “The Likability can’t beat Trump on policy with better opportunity for Jim Wilson ing problems in the foster-care system is one of the Factor” detailed how future and results, they’ll beat him all. But they will also con- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 many challenges in his job, created after the state President Barack Obama on likability. sider candidates’ personal [email protected] recently reorganized its services to children. clobbered Sen. John Mc- The media will work over- attributes, including who CIRCULATION Sen. Jeannie Darneille, D-Tacoma, proposed a Cain, not on the substance time to make these Dem- they like more. Lisa Mahmoud bill that would phase out the jailing of all run- of the presidential debate ocratic women as likable There’s nothing wrong — Manager, ext. 1239 aways, as well as truants and other children con- but on being more likable as possible. From women’s or sexist — about that. [email protected] sidered at risk. But Senate Bill 5290 does not — which has been critical magazines to daytime tele- CLASSIFIED include funding for any other potential solutions, since the advent of televi- vision to news reporters — Carrie Lukas is president of the Independent Abbe Young Smith such as therapeutic facilities where young people sion. the media will routinely of- Manager, ext. 1276 can get mental-health treatment and help with In 1984, Ronald Reagan fer soft coverage that makes Women’s Forum. She wrote [email protected] struck voters as about 20 substance-abuse issues. Lawmakers should pass them seem as relatable, this for InsideSources.com. GRAPHICS this bill, which has passed out of committee but is Trevor Andreozzi awaiting action in Senate Ways & Means, but give JUANITA TOLLIVER Designer it the funding required to create good alternatives [email protected] to jail. Zachary Cotto At the very least, runaway foster kids should be Designer [email protected] returned to their social workers, so their needs COUNTERPOINT: can be immediately addressed by someone famil- Mohamed Diop Designer iar with them and their situation. Sometimes the Stop it with the sexist [email protected] correct response may be to leave a runaway foster Mark Sutherland child right where they are found — in a shelter Creative Director or sleeping at a friend’s house — because they’re ‘likability’ test [email protected] safe, getting what they need and not sleeping on NEWSROOM the street. Putting them in jail could add to the and — perhaps most sting- chal structure and effec- Mike Alongi trauma that may already be prevalent in a foster Sports Reporter ext. 1228 ing — shares too many of tively reverse course. Thus, child’s life. [email protected] the attributes that sank here’s my challenge to the Bill Brotherton The Department of Children, Youth and Families Hillary Clinton.” media — NEVER use the has other policies that should be reconsidered, such Features Editor ext. 1338 Patriarchy strikes again. word “likable” again for any [email protected] as sending foster kids they can’t find placements I love that song, don’t you? candidate. There shouldn’t Gayla Cawley for to out-of-state facilities. Better treatment of Standing in her kitchen, You know the one where the be any discussion of how Reporter, ext. 1236 foster children, while taking their individual situa- describing how her fami- patriarchy rears its head “warm” a candidate is, or [email protected] tions into account, will cost more time and money, ly struggled to make ends and attempts to force wom- if a candidate is someone Cheryl Charles but it is necessary. meet after her dad got sick en into the submissive posi- you’d like to get a beer with. News Editor, ext. 1278 Foster children are not criminals. They are in and her mother worked a tion of maintaining and ad- It all has to stop. [email protected] difficult situations they did not create. The state of minimum wage job, Eliza- vancing its principles with Instead, focus your con- Bella diGrazia Washington and its citizens should want only the a smile on their faces? Reporter, ext. 1317 beth Warren reinforced her tent on dissecting candi- [email protected] best for these young people so they may someday commitment to fighting for Growing up in Tennessee, dates’ policy ideas. Focus become successful adults. vulnerable families and adults in my community Thomas Grillo on each candidate’s actions Reporter, ext. 1264 made a historic announce- stressed that it was more and merit. Focus on their [email protected] Editorial by the Seattle Times. ment: “…Today, I’m launch- important to be liked than commitment to solving the Spenser Hasak ing an exploratory commit- to be right or to fight and intractable challenges of Photographer, ext. 1332 tee for president.” be heard; that little girls our time — voting rights, [email protected] And cue the media re- don’t get dirty or scrape climate change, gun vio- Thor Jourgensen LETTER TO THE EDITOR sponse. their knees playing sports. lence, poverty and econom- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Mere hours after she It’s a travesty that these ic inequality. Focus on the [email protected] kicked off the 2020 pres- antiquated notions remain substance, and let’s see Daniel Kane idential election cycle on the foundation of the polit- which candidate rises to the Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Make clergy [email protected] New Year’s Eve with her an- ical fodder greasing the dol- top of the 2020 Democratic nouncement video, a flurry drums of the news cycle and primary. Steve Krause serving as, essentially, the Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 mandated reporters of media headlines danced It is time to collectively [email protected] across Twitter proposing narrative that never died. end this sexist double stan- that pesky, sexist question But enough is enough, Owen O’Rourke “Priests are human There is a simple solution. dard that creates yet an- Photographer, ext. 1224 beings … Go anywhere Pick up the phone and that’s long haunted girls because today, women are other hurdle for women as [email protected] and women acting with pushing to the front at ev- and you will find the call the police, the local they work to break through Emma LeBlanc Pérez very same types of things district attorney or child agency and gaining success: ery level of elected office and the largest glass ceiling and Copy Editor happening … I never felt services. They are trained “…But is she likable?” public service. Women led achieve the presidency of [email protected] it was my place to judge.” investigators. If the Cath- Instead of focusing on the the blue wave in 2018 that the United States of Amer- Harold Rivera (The Item, Feb. 28). senator’s accomplishments, resulted in Democrats re- ica. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 olic Church were serious, [email protected] Wow. Reminds me of all clergy and laity could policy ideas and vision claiming the House of Rep- It is time to evolve and when I would say to my for our nation, news out- resentatives. The historic dismiss this notion as a peo- Roberto Scalese act as mandated report- News Editor, ext. 1211 mother, “The other kids lets like Politico, The Dai- stats and record-breaking ple because it’s in our best ers. Educators, medical ly Beast and many others numbers more than affirm [email protected] do it. Susan’s mother lets personnel, and social interest. We need the most pounced at the opportunity that being “likable” is irrel- capable, most effective can- Anne Marie Tobin her…,” and, of course, workers are required by Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 to evaluate Warren’s lik- evant to serving our nation. didate to emerge no mat- her response: “If Susan law to report suspected [email protected] ability. They proceeded to And they scream that being ter how much she or he is jumped off a bridge …” abuse. The authorities describe her as “a combina- likable has absolutely noth- Bridget Turcotte The Catholic Church “liked.” Reporter, ext. 1269 are trained to investigate. tion of some of the horrible ing to do with running for [email protected] is wasting their time math teachers I endured in president. Juanita Tolliver is the planning how they will Jo Sullivan Ryan York middle school, and a friend’s All is not lost. We have campaign director for the Copy Editor, ext. 1220 train bishops to investi- Retired school overly emotional mom …” a chance to rectify the sit- Center for American Prog- [email protected] gate abuse (and who will administrator and commented that “she’s uation and chisel a few ress Action Fund. She wrote TECHNOLOGY investigate the bishops?). Lynn already falling in the polls, morsels off of the patriar- this for InsideSources.com. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Officials say Trump overstated Kim’s demand on sanctions By Eric Talmadge rea-U.S. dealings.” most heavily sanctioned ASSOCIATED PRESS The State Department countries in the world. So then clarified the U.S. po- Kim was indeed seeking HANOI, Vietnam — sition. a lot of relief — including President Donald Trump According to a senior of- the lifting of bans on ev- said he walked away from ficial who briefed the me- erything from trade in met- his second summit with dia on condition he not be als, raw materials, luxury North Korean leader Kim named because he was not goods, seafood, coal exports, Jong Un because Kim de- authorized to discuss the refined petroleum imports, manded the U.S. lift all of negotiations publicly, the raw petroleum imports. its sanctions, a claim that North Koreans “basically But Kim wasn’t looking North Korea’s delegation asked for the lifting of all for the lifting of sanctions called a rare news confer- sanctions.” on armaments. Those were ence in the middle of the But he acknowledged the imposed earlier, from 2006, night to deny. North’s demand was only when the North conducted So who’s telling the for Washington to back the its first nuclear test. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS truth? In this case, it seems lifting of United Nations For Pyongyang, that’s a A bill that would have legalized marijuana in the islands fizzled and died that the North Koreans Security Council sanctions key difference. Friday as Hawaii legislative leaders worried about contradicting federal are. And it’s a demand imposed since March 2016 While it claims that its law and jeopardizing the state’s existing medical marijuana program. they have been pushing for and didn’t include the oth- nuclear weapons are need- weeks in lower-level talks. er resolutions going back a ed for self-defense, it was Trump’s much-anticipat- decade more. offering to at least for the ed meeting with Kim, held What Pyongyang was time being accept sanc- Liberal Hawaii decides again in the Vietnamese capital seeking, he said, was the tions directly related to nu- Wednesday and Thursday, lifting of sanctions that im- clear weapons and missile ended abruptly and with- pede the civilian economy technology. But the North not to legalize marijuana out the two leaders signing and the people’s livelihood has always considered the any agreements. Trump — as Ri had claimed. imposition of sanctions on By Audrey McAvoy process than previous ef- meeting on Friday to con- spoke with reporters soon The U.N. Security Council other areas of trade even ASSOCIATED PRESS forts died when lawmak- sider any bills, effectively after the talks broke down has imposed nearly a dozen more nefarious and was ers failed to consider it in killing the marijuana le- HONOLULU — On the and said the dispute over resolutions targeting North singling them out as their time for a deadline. galization measure. political spectrum, Hawaii sanctions was the deal Korea, making it one of the negotiation point. Senate Majority Leader Rep. Della Au Belatti, is among the bluest of breaker. J. Kalani English has in- the House majority lead- states. Democrats control “Basically, they wanted troduced marijuana legal- er, said before the bill died all the levers of power at the sanctions lifted in their ization bills for the past that she believes Hawaii the state and federal lev- entirety, and we couldn’t 15 years — but Hawaii will legalize adult use els, and voters back Dem- do that,” he said. “We had has a track record of mov- marijuana at some point. ocratic presidential candi- ing slowly on social issues. But she said lawmakers to walk away from that.” dates over Republicans by For example, other states will vet the issue carefully. Hours later, two senior some of the widest mar- members of the North’s moved far more quickly to “I also think that we gins in the U.S. sanction gay marriage and delegation told reporters The state has commit- have enough folks who are that was not what Kim medically assisted suicide. sitting around the table ted to the Paris climate Half the Democrats in had demanded. They in- agreement that President who are saying ‘Let’s do it sisted Kim had asked only the state Senate co-spon- right. Let’s not just rush Donald Trump rejected sored English’s measure, for partial sanctions relief into things and let’s do it and was the first state to helping spur speculation in exchange for shutting right,’” she said. require people to be 21 to this would be the year le- down the North’s main Belatti said lawmak- buy cigarettes. The tourist galization becomes reality. nuclear complex. Foreign haven even banned cer- But the effort fizzled ers must closely study Minister Ri Yong Ho said tain types of sunscreen be- as other leaders worried the experiences of states the North was also ready cause they can harm coral about contradicting fed- that have legalized mar- to offer in writing a perma- reefs. eral law, which continues ijuana. She also wants to nent halt of the country’s But when it comes to to classify marijuana as have abuse prevention, nuclear and intercontinen- legalizing recreation- an illegal drug, and jeop- treatment and education tal ballistic missile tests. al marijuana for adult ardizing Hawaii’s existing programs set up before Vice Foreign Minis- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS use, the islands are out medical marijuana pro- legalization. Hawaii also ter Choe Sun Hui said of step with liberal stal- will have to make sure le- According to a U.S. senior official, Pyongyang gram. Trump’s reaction puzzled warts such as California To move forward, the bill galized marijuana doesn’t was seeking the lifting of sanctions that im- Kim and added that Kim and Vermont that have had to pass the Senate lead to more impaired “may have lost his will pede the civilian economy and the people’s already done so, and other Health Committee and driving, she said. (to continue) North Ko- livelihood. left-leaning states such as Senate Ways and Means For now, Belatti said New York and New Jersey Committee by a Friday she’s just inclined toward that are racing toward deadline so it could be decriminalizing marijua- Many view ‘black friend defense’ joining them. On Friday, a considered by the full Sen- na, or reducing fines and legalization bill that made ate. But the Health Com- criminal penalties for pos- as a tired and hollow argument it farther in the legislative mittee did not schedule a session. By Terry Tang for generations. And the ing and Urban Develop- and Deepti Hajela trope played out in front ment. U.S. hits Venezuela officials ASSOCIATED PRESS of a national TV audience An outraged Meadows, this week as Republican who is white, hit back, Kelly Darden Jr. still re- Rep. Mark Meadows de- saying he can’t be racist with sanctions for blocking aid members one of the first fended President Donald because he has nieces and times he experienced the countries opposed to his Trump against testimony nephews of color and he is By Matthew Lee being revoked, citing pri- “black friend defense.” ASSOCIATED PRESS vacy regulations. He said continued rule from enter- by Trump’s former law- friends with Rep. Elijah Back in high school, a the list included “dozens” ing. yer, Michael Cohen, who Cummings, who is black group of white classmates WASHINGTON — The of Venezuelans who could Maduro’s forces fired claimed the president is and was chairing the Trump administration im- dressed in Confederate-in- racist. Meadows, of North be subject to deportation if tear gas and buckshot on hearing. posed sanctions Friday on spired clothing as part of a Carolina, quickly sent so- they are in the country. activists trying to deliver The “defense” has a his- six high-ranking members social club called the “Reb- cial media into a frenzy The U.S. already has humanitarian aid in vi- tory of being part of a poli- of the Venezuelan securi- el Rousers” and insisted when he pointed to Lynne travel bans on other olent clashes on Feb. 23, tician’s playbook. ty forces and revoked the they weren’t racist when Patton, a black Trump ad- high-ranking Venezuelan leaving two people dead Trump himself has trot- visas of other officials and confronted because some ministration staffer, and officials connected to Mad- and about 300 injured. ted it out more than once. their relatives in the lat- of them knew Darden, said Patton never would uro who are accused of Friday’s action tar- While giving remarks est effort to pressure Pres- who is black. tolerate working for a rac- committing human rights gets six security officials ident Nicolas Maduro into “It was insulting,” the ist. during a 2016 presiden- abuses or corruption. “who control many of the leaving office. 64-year-old Greenville, Many consider the “black tial campaign stop, Trump Separately, the Treasury groups that prevented hu- The sanctions are in N.C., man recalled Thurs- friend defense” a tired and pointed to someone in the Department imposed fi- manitarian aid from en- day. “I was insulted by it hollow argument. crowd and yelled “Look at response to the blocking nancial sanctions on six tering Venezuela, thereby even when it was occur- “The fact someone would my African-American over of humanitarian aid con- officials from the National exacerbating the humani- ring.” actually use a prop, a black there.” voys last week while the Guard and police who are tarian crisis that has left Darden and countless woman in this chamber, in A few black celebrities visa revocations on “nu- allied with Maduro and millions of Venezuelans other African-Americans this committee, is alone have been called props or merous” individuals are played a role in closing starving and without ac- have experienced varia- racist in itself,” Democrat- “Uncle Toms” for throwing intended to punish people Venezuela’s borders with cess to medical care under tions of the “black friend ic Rep. Rashida Tlaib of support Trump’s way or who have flourished amid Brazil and Colombia to the Maduro regime,” Trea- defense” — saying that Michigan said in response simply just meeting with the South American coun- prevent assistance from sury said in a statement. a person can’t be racist to Meadows’ interaction him. Kanye West, Steve try’s dire economic crisis, because of the color of with Patton, who works at Harvey and Jim Brown Elliott Abrams, the special the company he keeps — the Department of Hous- have all been criticized. representative for Venezu- ela, told reporters. “Maduro supporters that abuse or violate hu- PEABODY man rights, steal from the WEEKLY Venezuelan people or un- dermine Venezuela’s de- NEWS mocracy are not welcome in the United States,” Abrams said. “Neither are We reach more their family members who enjoy a privileged lifestyle households in at the expense of the lib- Peabody than ANY erty and prosperity of millions of Venezuelans.” other periodical. The measures were the latest by the Trump administration to increase Let us help get your the international pressure on Maduro, whose re-elec- message out. tion last year is seen as illegitimate, to resign and turn power over to the opposition leader Juan Guaido, who has been recognized by the U.S. and 50 ESSEX MEDIA GROUP other government as in- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS terim president. For more info on EMG’s publications, Lynne Patton, who works in the Trump administration at the Depart- Abrams declined to re- please contact Ernie Carpenter at ment of Housing and Urban Development, stands behind Mark Mead- lease the names, or even 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or ows, as Meadows said to Michael Cohen, “I asked Lynne to come today the number, of people [email protected] in her personal capacity to actually shed some light.” whose travel visas are A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- my’s Discount Liquor, 873 Starrett Road, Lynn, was sum- Suspect in Lynn woman’s larly arrests, reflect police records. In Western Ave., at 3:29 p.m. on moned following a motor vehi- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Thursday; at 16 Chisholm Lane cle stop at 4 Centennial Drive death to face charges it is the sole responsibility of the con- at 10:19 a.m. on Friday; at 35 and 1 First St. on Wednesday Washington St. at 11:31 a.m. at 4:31 p.m. for the unlicensed cerned party to contact the relevant on Friday; at 51 Timson St. at operation of an unregistered BOSTON (AP) — A man tions. police department and have the de- 12:27 p.m. on Friday. motor vehicle and no inspec- arrested in Delaware after Jassy Correia’s family partment issue a notice of correction A report of motor vehicle tion sticker. a woman’s body was found confirmed her body was to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- theft at 33 Hood St. at 7:03 Ayesha R. Reyes-Delacruz, in the trunk of the car he found Thursday. Correia, ifications will not be made without p.m. on Thursday; at 282 Lyn- 24, of 20 Holton Place, Lynn, was driving has waived the mother of a 2-year- express notice of change from the nway at 10:29 a.m. on Friday. was summoned following a extradition and will re- old girl who lived in turn to Rhode Island to Lynn, was last seen early arresting police department. motor vehicle stop at Gallo Nero at 89 Main St. for operat- face charges. Sunday leaving a Boston LYNNFIELD Louis D. Coleman III is nightclub with a man. LYNN ing an uninsured motor vehicle Alarms with a suspended registration being charged by Rhode Family members do not on Wednesday at 6:03 p.m. Island authorities with believe Correia and Cole- Arrests Burglar alarm canceled by Flavio Calvete, 48, of 27 kidnapping, refusal to re- man knew each other. port a death with intent to Officials spent Thursday Adam Cochrane, 30, of 121 the alarm company at 18 Olde Donna St., was summoned conceal, and mutilation of North Common St., was ar- Towne Road on Thursday at following a motor vehicle stop searching the 32-year- rested on a warrant charge of 8:52 a.m. at 27 Lowell St. for the unli- a dead body. It could not old Coleman’s Providence subsequent possession of a Accidental fire alarm pulled censed operation of a motor be determined if he had apartment and the sur- Class A drug and charged with at Charles Schwab at 200 vehicle on Wednesday at 6:39 an attorney who could rounding area for evi- larceny under $1,200 at 1:35 Market St. on Thursday at p.m. comment on the allega- dence. Louis D. Coleman III p.m. on Friday. 11:43 a.m. Call handled by Glacio DaSilva, 40, of 33 Guerdema Gabriel, 28, of the Lynnfield Fire Department. Tracey St., Apt. 3, was sum- 41 Light St., was arrested on a A 911 call from 215 Edge- moned following a motor ve- Chaos erupts, two arrested warrant charge of larceny from mere Road was received on hicle stop at 3 Dennis St. for a person over the age of 65 Friday at 1:47 a.m. Call re- the unlicensed operation of a and charged with larceny from ferred to Peabody Police De- motor vehicle on Wednesday at during Texas execution a person and a straight war- partment. 10:01 p.m. rant at 4:14 p.m. on Thursday. By Juan A. Lozano Cornell Johnson, 37, of 100 Complaints Accidents and Michael Willow St., was arrested on Caller reported motor vehicle Graczyk warrant charges of receiving School bus accident report- damaged in the parking lot at ASSOCIATED PRESS stolen property under $1,200, ed at 494 Lowell St. and 2 Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 operating a motor vehicle with Priscilla Lane on Wednesday at HUNTSVILLE, Texas Salem St. on Thursday at 7:07 a suspended registration, pos- 3:11 p.m. Officer reports sev- — Chaos erupted outside am. Officer report damage was session of an uninsured motor eral students were on the bus, Texas’ death chamber vehicle or trailer, a miscella- from a snow removal company. the school and parents were when the son of the con- neous equipment violation Resident of 30 Stillman notified. demned inmate pounded and charged with possession Road reported footprints on Motor vehicle crash reported on the chamber windows, of a Class E drug at 5:15 p.m. his property on Thursday at on Wednesday at 5:18 p.m. at shouted obscenities and on Thursday. 2:14 p.m. 37 Andover St. Officer will doc- threw fists after his father Sarah King, 46, of 94 Caller reported two suspi- ument. spoke his final words. Woodman St., was arrested cious men who appear to be Report of a motor vehicle Billie Wayne Coble, a on a warrant charge of larceny attempting to break into the crash with injuries reported Vietnam War veteran who under $1,200 and a separate home at 7 Saunders Road on on Thursday at 3:06 a.m. at killed his estranged wife’s warrant charge at 12:48 p.m. Thursday at 2:17 p.m. 101 Main and 2 Washington parents and brother and on Friday. Disabled auto reported at streets. Operator and passen- threatened to do the same 330 Walnut St. at 1 Alexandra ger taken to Salem Hospital by to her in 1989, told five Accidents Road on Thursday at 10:09 LifeLine Ambulance. witnesses that he select- p.m. Officer stood by for Gae- ed to attend his Thursday A report of a motor vehicle ta’s Towing. Complaints night execution that he Resident from 4 Charing crash at Franklin Street and loved them. Coble then PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Western Avenue at 2:46 p.m. Cross would like to speak with Resident from 6A Christina nodded as they watched on Thursday; at Fearless Ave- police about an incident which Drive reports she may have from a witness room, say- Gordon Coble, center, is led out of the Texas nue and Lewis Street at 3:16 occurred a few days ago on fallen victim to a telephone ing: “Take care.” State Penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas, after p.m. on Thursday; at Broadway Thursday at 7:10 p.m. scam on Wednesday at 3:15 When he finished speak- reacting to the execution of his father, Billie and Richardson Road at 5:05 p.m. ing, his son, grandson Wayne Coble. p.m. on Thursday; at Broadway Medical Aid Owner of the Metro Bowl and daughter-in-law be- and Euclid Avenue at 6:36 at 63 Foster St. reported an came emotional, and the As the men were being grandson, later identified p.m. on Thursday; at 330 Lyn- Lynnfield Fire Department abandoned yellow pickup in men swung and kicked subdued outside, a sin- as Gordon Wayne Coble, nway at 5:39 a.m. on Friday; received a request for medical his parking lot on Thursday at others in the death gle dose of pentobarbital 45, and Dalton Coble, 21, at Broad and Market streets at attention at 856 Salem St. on at 8:54 a.m. Officer checked chamber witness area. was injected into Coble. were arrested on charges 7:28 a.m. on Friday; at Murray Thursday at 10:36 a.m. Patient the area but unable to locate Officers stepped in but He gasped several times of resisting arrest and and Woodman streets at 8:15 taken to Massachusetts Gen- the owner. Called the owner’s said the men continued to and began snoring as the disorderly conduct. Both a.m. on Friday; at Walgreens, eral Hospital. home phone and left a mes- resist and were eventual- lethal dose of drug was have been released on 21 Joyce St., at 9:29 a.m. on Ambulance company re- sage. ly moved to a courtyard, being administered in- $1,000 bond each. Friday. quested assistance at 47 where both were hand- side the death chamber at The 70-year-old Billie Underhill Road on Thursday SAUGUS cuffed and arrested. the state penitentiary in Wayne Coble was the old- Assault at 2:40 p.m. to get a resident “Why are you doing Huntsville. est inmate executed by into the home. Lynnfield Fire Arrest this?” the woman asked. He was pronounced Texas since the state re- A report of an assault at Department handled the call. “They just killed his dad- dead 11 minutes later, sumed carrying out capi- McDonald’s, 567 Lynnway, at Laura P. Baum, 32, of 34 dy.” at 6:24 p.m. His son and tal punishment in 1982. 10:07 a.m. on Friday. MARBLEHEAD Bradford St., Apt. 1, Everett, was arrested and charged with Breaking and Entering Accident third offense of shoplifting by Witness: Drug company hired concealing merchandise. A report of a breaking and A caller reported a two-car entering at Mall Street and motor vehicle crash at Smith Accident ex-stripper to increase sales Western Avenue at 11:06 p.m. and Pleasant streets at 5:01 on Thursday. p.m. on Thursday. They stated A report of a motor vehicle one of the cars blew a red light accident at Sears Automotive By Alanna lakoff said executives events in exchange for Complaints and smashed into the other. on Broadway at 9:38 a.m. Durkin Richer received an anonymous prescriptions of Subsys, a Responding officers found Thursday. ASSOCIATED PRESS email about topless photos fentanyl spray meant for A report of threats made at of Lee that were posted cancer patients with se- 40 Hamilton Ave. at 8:39 p.m. both vehicles to be driveable BOSTON — A former and the scene was cleared. Complaints online. Burlakoff said Lee vere pain. on Thursday; at 10 Farrar St. exotic dancer was hired as kept her job after agreeing They have all denied at 10:46 p.m. on Thursday; at a regional sales manager Complaints A 307 Main St. resident to take the photos down. wrongdoing. Dollar Tree, 759 Lynnway, at reported he found a set of at a drug company despite Lee’s lawyer, Peter Burlakoff pleaded guilty 9:27 a.m. on Friday; at 171 A parent called to report at footprints that appear to have her lack of pharmaceu- Horstmann, repeatedly in November to racketeer- Union St. at 1:14 p.m. on Fri- 8:28 a.m. on Thursday that cased his house at 6 a.m. tical experience because objected to the introduc- ing conspiracy and is tes- day. she has been a citizen of Mar- Thursday but he believes they executives believed she tion of the salacious testi- tifying against his former A report of an unwelcome blehead for 20 years and was were made between 2 and 3 could help carry out the mony. Horstmann said af- colleagues for a chance guest at 7 Franklin Street Court upset at the morning road con- a.m. company’s plan to bribe ter jurors left for the day at a lighter sentence. Ka- at 12:54 a.m. on Friday. ditions near Maple Circle. She A store clerk at 7-Eleven doctors into prescribing that he plans to move for poor’s attorney has tried stated she fish-tailed com- reported to police that two its powerful painkiller, a a mistrial. to paint him as a liar who Overdoses ing out of the high school on teenagers were attempting to former executive told ju- The judge has prohibited was cutting side deals Pleasant Street and the drop steal Juul pods at 5:56 p.m. rors on Friday. attorneys on both sides of with doctors on his own A report of a possible opiate Alec Burlakoff, onetime overdose on Joyce Street at off took four times longer than Thursday. the case from talking to and will say anything to usual. A report of an assault and vice president of sales at the media. take down Kapoor. 2:54 p.m. on Thursday. Insys Therapeutics Inc., A report of a possible over- A caller reported his friend battery on Broadway at 8:35 Burlakoff is one of the The fight over Friday’s said he met Sunrise Lee dose on Baker Street at 10:58 slipped on the ice on Ocean p.m. Thursday. government’s key wit- testimony is the latest at the strip club where p.m. on Thursday. Avenue and injured his head nesses in the trial against strange moment in the at 11:12 a.m. on Thursday. SWAMPSCOTT she worked and recruited Insys founder John Ka- case that’s expected to last Theft her because he thought poor, Lee and three oth- several more weeks. The PEABODY Complaint she would have the “abili- er former executives of case has put a spotlight on A report of shoplifting at ty and the willingness and the Chandler, Ariz.-based the federal government’s Stop & Shop, 35 Washington Summons A report of a con or scam the desire to talk to physi- company. They are ac- efforts to go after those it St., at 2:13 p.m. on Thursday. at 29 Parsons Drive at 11:23 cians and speak with them cused of scheming to pay says are responsible for A report of a larceny at Jim- Adam P. Collins, 37, of 68 a.m. on Thursday. about the quid pro quo.” doctors bribes in the form fueling the deadly opioid After hiring Lee, Bur- of fees for sham speaking crisis.

POLICE BRIEFS Man charged in kidnapping a “horrified look on her academic building on its of Public Safety. computer belonging to men have filed court mo- now faces rape charges face.” Milton campus Thursday. Jawad allegedly contained tions to keep the videos She was last seen near a Burke says Milton Former gymnastics instructor photos and videos of boys from being made public, BOSTON (AP) — A Boston bar, where she had police were notified, and facing child porn charges who appeared to be aged arguing their clients were Boston man charged with been with her twin sister they found no immediate 7 to 13 engaged in sex recorded without their kidnapping a 23-year-old and friends. threat. He did not elabo- MARLBOROUGH (AP) acts with each other or consent. woman from outside a Pena’s lawyer says sur- rate on what the graffiti — Authorities in Florida with men. In a SunSentinel report, city bar now faces rape veillance video does not said. say a former Massachu- It could not immediately Palm Beach County State charges in the case. show his client forcing the The graffiti has since setts gymnastics instruc- be determined if Jawad Attorney’s Office spokes- Victor Pena was held woman. His brother says been removed, and police tor faces child pornogra- had a lawyer authorized man Michael Edmondson without bail Friday Victor Pena has a history are increasing patrols phy charges. to speak on his behalf. said each police depart- pending a hearing to of mental health issues. throughout campus. The Broward Coun- ment decides how to han- determine whether Burke says the college ty Sheriff’s Office says Prosecutors haven’t seen dle such footage before a he’s a danger to society Threatening graffiti is committed to creating 37-year-old Hassan Jawad videos in Kraft case case goes to trial. scheduled for March 15, found at Curry College a “safe, inclusive and was arrested at his home Edmondson says the Ju- at which time he will be bias-free environment.” in Deerfield Beach, Fla., WEST PALM BEACH, piter Police Department arraigned on three counts MILTON (AP) — Milton Deputy Police on Thursday. They say Fla. (AP) — Prosecutors hasn’t given prosecutors of aggravated rape. Threatening graffiti has Chief James O’Neil says he had worked at the haven’t yet seen videos the videos investigators The 38-year-old Pena been found at a college, the person responsible for New England Academy of police say show New say include Kraft. was arrested in late Janu- prompting officials to step the graffiti could face up Gymnastics in Marlbor- England Patriots owner Kraft was among hun- ary after police found the up police patrols. to one year in prison or a ough from 2015 to 2017, Robert Kraft and other dreds of men charged in woman in his apartment Curry College spokes- $1,000 fine. and was working at a men engaging in sex acts a crackdown on massage in the city’s Charlestown man Terence Burke says Anyone with informa- gymnastics studio in Boca and handing over cash in parlor prostitution and an neighborhood. Police say the graffiti was found tion is asked to contact Raton. a Florida spa. investigation into human she was crying and had inside a restroom in an the college’s Department Investigators said a Lawyers for some of the trafficking at Florida spas. SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT When music producers are accused of being predators By Mesfin Fekadu all these people stop by,” her tormentor as music Rexha, 29, wrote on Ins- ASSOCIATED PRESS she said. “So, you’re like, producer Noel “Detail” tagram in May 2018. “He ‘OK, this person is a lit- Fisher, who won a Gram- tried the same thing with NEW YORK — Jessie tle creepy, but I have to my for co-writing the me. I was just 19. I ran out Woo just wanted to sing. be here ... I’m in the right Beyonce and Jay-Z hit of the studio crying. Awful So when the budding vo- place, I just got to maneu- “Drunk in Love.” Reyez Human.” calist met a successful ver around this person’s said he had tried to belit- Another singer, Tinashe, music producer who told creepiness. I got to figure tle and demean her for not commented on Rexha’s her he wanted to help her out how to dodge the bul- having sex with him, and post: “The only session I’ve with her music, she be- let.’ And you’re dodging for not having sex to ad- been in to this day where lieved him. somebody who is set out to vance her career. Then, one night seven I left due to being soooo abuse you.” Attempts to reach Fish- uncomfortable. Glad he’s years ago, the producer er — who has also pro- Other women navigating being exposed for the (ex- raped her, she said. the pop music industry duced hits for Lil Wayne, pletive) creep he is. Dis- It was not the only time have started to speak out Nicki Minaj, Wiz Khalifa gusting.” she was preyed upon by about similar experiences, and more — for comment Janae Knox filed a law- male producers early in after the #MeToo move- about her allegation and her career, said Woo, a cast ment has toppled power- others that followed were suit against Fisher in June member of VH1’s “Love & ful men in Hollywood, pol- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unsuccessful. Calls to 2018, claiming that after Hip Hop Miami” and host itics, business and more. Jessie Woo, a cast member of VH1’s “Love & Hip phone numbers linked to she was hired as his assis- of several programs for As in those arenas, women Hop Miami” and host of several programs for him and to his relatives tant, she experienced “se- BET Networks. can often find themselves BET Networks, says she was raped by a produc- went unanswered. vere and pervasive sexual “With these produc- being abused, sometimes er seven years ago. Reyez’s accusations were harassment and sexual as- ers, they’re putting you sexually, by powerful men echoed by others who sault by Fisher,” according in rooms that you’ve who hold the keys to suc- Lipa) and “Promises” (with “Oh I’m the gatekeeper/ painted Fisher as a serial to court documents. The dreamed of. You’re in the cess. Sam Smith), released a Spread your legs/Open up/ abuser. suit claims Fisher asked studio with artists like ... In 2017, Jessie Reyez, powerful short film for her You could be famous/If you “#METOO No wonder Knox to shower with him Lil Wayne, you’re seeing the singer who co-wrote song “Gatekeeper.” In it, come up anywhere else, why I connected with and demanded sexual fa- T-Pain, you’re seeing Be- the recent Calvin Harris she described how she was I’ll erase you.” your song GateKeepers @ vors while she performed yonce. You’re just seeing hits “One Kiss” (with Dua harassed by a producer: Last year, she identified jessiereyez,” singer Bebe her job. From satirical to silly, walking clubs spice up Mardi Gras

By Stacey Plaisance than ever, says Mardi parades, others take cen- ASSOCIATED PRESS Gras historian Arthur ter stage in the French Hardy, who publishes an Quarter, strolling along NEW ORLEANS — A annual guide with histor- the narrow streets of the floppy-eared pooch wear- ical facts about Carnival, historic neighborhood ing a red crustacean cos- as well as parade sched- where large floats aren’t tume rides in a wagon dec- ules and route maps. permitted. orated like a shrimp boat, “It’s just amazing how Krewe of Cork members followed by another “boat” many different ways there donning grape and wine- wagon occupied by a pug are to express yourself at themed costumes sipped in a sailor hat. Mardi Gras,” Hardy said. from goblets as they hand- Behind them, on a leash, And the walking clubs ed out beads with corks strolls a white Maltese in have added “a new level and grapevine emblems. a Wonder Woman costume of inclusion and diversity The “krewe,” the New alongside canines in fluffy and participation that we Orleans name for a Carni- purple, green and gold tu- have not seen before.” val club, included women tus. Among the favorite dressed in nude bodysuits The dog-centered Krewe walking parades drawing covered with clear balls PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Barkus is one of 50 thousands of spectators made to look like cham- The Celine show produced flashing lights of its own as a huge glass atri- walking Carnival clubs in yearly are the Star Wars- pagne bubbles. um with bright panels that seemed to hover through the air was low- New Orleans that parade themed Intergalactic Thousands of spectators ered slowly to the runway. throughout the Mardi Krewe of Chewbacchus, turned out for the parade, Gras season, ranging from the satirical and some- watching from the side- satirical and political to times downright raunchy walks of the city’s famed the cute and risqué. adult-themed Krewe du Bourbon Street, where Celine’s Slimane unveils ’70s It’s the most walking Vieux, and Barkus. topless women held signs clubs in the city’s long While some groups put advertising colorful “nip- show in Paris as Balmain rebels Carnival history, making on choreographed dances ple glitter” for revelers the weekslong celebration or march between floats wanting to decorate their By Thomas Adamson A model who had been doesn’t look like it tries too more colorful and diverse and bands in the larger breasts. ASSOCIATED PRESS trapped “frozen” inside, hard. wearing a ’70s silk scarf, The main downside was PARIS — Fashion rebel suddenly came to life and that the collection, at times, and designer Hedi Slimane strutted out to begin the seemed to lack a little returned to Paris Fashion show. punch. Week to present his sopho- The love-him-or-hate-him Balmain’s more womenswear show Fri- designer changed tack on trouble-makers day for storied brand Celine Friday from his stomping, Metal boot tassels whipped that riffed on the ’70s. messy, ’80s styles of last sea- fiercely against the models’ The sky was the limit for son. legs as they walked. the 15-minute display, In its place, a more bour- Spikes on stiff A-line staged in a purpose-built geois and sophisticated — skirts then led to menacing Japanese-style building indeed, more Celine — side studs, kinky long black branded “CELINE” by the to Slimane was revealed. leather gloves and see- glimmering monument, Les The style dial was turned through or black PVC. Invalides. firmly to the ’70s. The fall-winter woman, But in the styles, after a Silk jabot collars met Balmain said, was born of lukewarm reaction to his pleated check culottes, the recent need to don “new September debut, Slimane sumptuous thigh-high tan defensive armor for battles played it safe. boots with fur fringe, pon- that we hoped were already Here are some highlights chos, capes, dazzling gold won.” of fall-winter 2019 ready-to- jackets and pimp-style fur Whether or not this was a wear collections. coats. veiled reference to the Celine’s ’70s Vibe Garments were beautiful- post-#MeToo era, designer This season, there was no ly finessed, like the slightly Olivier Rousteing was defi- Lady Gaga. crumpled-yet-luxuriant look nitely in a fighting and But the Celine show pro- of the ubiquitous leather rebellious spirit. duced flashing lights of its boots. With signature excess, own as a huge glass atrium It nicely captured the spir- large 80s shoulders and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with bright panels that it of the house that was ultra-cinched corset-like New Orleans now boasts some 50 walking Carnival clubs that parade seemed to hover through the founded in 1945 and has waists captured a notion of throughout the Mardi Gras season. It’s the most ever in the city’s long air was lowered slowly to become synonymous with a hyper-femininity, pushed to Carnival history. the runway. relaxed luxury style that its limits. Iceland marks 30th anniversary of end of ban on beer By Egill Bjarnason Spain refused to buy Ice- the country’s leading ad- tail, a pseudo-beer made LYNNFIELD ASSOCIATED PRESS land’s main export, fish, diction treatment center. by blending non-alcoholic WEEKLY unless Iceland bought With alcoholism still pilsner with aquavit — in REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Spanish wines. widespread, most Ice- very variable ratios. NEWS Thirty years ago, a sober- Prohibition was repealed landers favor strict gov- Yet a large part of the ing dry spell in Iceland’s in another national refer- ernment restrictions on population still opposed history came to an end. endum in 1933. But the alcohol sales. Apart from lifting the beer ban when We reach EVERY On Friday, the country majority vote was tight the country’s bars, alcohol parliament debated the celebrates the anniver- household in Lynnfield and to appease a power- — beer included — is only issue for the last time in sary of the lifting of a de- ful temperance movement sold at government-run cades-long ban on beer 1988. every week. Iceland’s parliament de- monopoly stores, with lim- Steingrimur Sigfus- with — what else? — a na- cided beer would remain ited opening hours and tionwide Beer Day. son, who is parliamenta- Let us help get your illegal. high taxes. ry speaker today, at the The drink was outlawed Historian Stefan Pals- A pint of beer costs about time painted a gloomy in Iceland for 74 years, son, moonlighting as 1,100 krona ($9) in bars, message in front of all picture of the chaos that while all other booze was a teacher at a brew- while a bottle of Smirnoff of Lynnfield. completely legal. The alco- ery-based “School of Beer,” vodka costs the equivalent would result as “hundreds holic anomaly finally end- said that at the time Ice- of $67 in the stores that of taverns” opened up to ed on March 1, 1989. landers didn’t miss it. sell it. crowds with no experience The beer ban was a left- “They drank in order to A thirst for change be- of the beverage. He voted over from the country’s become drunk and beer gan in the 1970s when Ice- against the proposition. prohibition era, which wasn’t really efficient for landers increasingly start- He still defends the started in 1915 when the that,” he said. ed vacationing in sunny country’s restrictive alco- ESSEX MEDIA GROUP population voted in a ref- Alcohol abuse remains European beach resorts hol policy that aims to lim- erendum to outlaw all alan issue. One in 10 Ice- and developed a taste for it binge and teen drinking. coholic drinks. landic males over the age a cooling beer. “The worst-case predic- For more info on EMG’s publications, The ban was partially of 15 have been to rehab Back home, local bar- tions never came true but please contact Ernie Carpenter at lifted seven years later out at least once in their life- tenders responded by in- underage drinking did in- 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or of economic necessity — time, according to SAA, venting the “bjorliki” cock- crease,” Sigfusson said. [email protected] A8 SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

The Gables hosts Essay winners immigration program

SALEM — There was at the conclusion of the a time in America when screening. The evening’s there was no such thing presentation is open to as an “illegal immigrant.” the public and is free of “If you could get here, you charge. could stay,” according to The Gables is one of 32 historians Donna Gab- sites nationwide to pres- accia and Janet Nolan. ent this six-part series While early immigra- that was conceived and tion was motivated by organized by City Lore, politics, immigration in collaboration with the since the early 19th Immigration and Ethnic century has been driven History Society and the more by economic moti- International Coalition of vations, writes Vincent the Sites of Conscience. Cannato, associate pro- The series is funded by a fessor of history at UMass major grant from the Na- Boston. People needed tional Endowment for the work and the United Humanities. Both Salem States had jobs. The work State University and the immigrants do, which North Shore Community changes with time, assists Development Coalition and enables America’s have partnered with The economic growth even Gables to help make this though the process has series possible. been historically fraught. “The idea behind the On Wednesday, March 6 series is to provide oppor- North Shore Bank has announced the winners of its annual third grade essay contest. Pea- from 6-8 p.m., The House tunities for a wide range body elementary school students visit the place of George Peabody’s birth to learn about of the Seven Gables of people to come together their city’s namesake. They then write essays on how to make the world a better place. At- presents the fourth in a to understand the dy- tending the award ceremony, (back row from left) are North Shore Bank Vice President and series of six Community namic and complicated Conversations on current histories of people,” said Marketing Officer Christopher Pesce, Superintendent of Peabody Schools Cara Murtaugh, immigration issues against Duclos-Orsello. “We want and Peabody Mayor Ted Bettencourt. Award recipients, (front row from left) are John Betten- the backdrop of America’s to have structured, civic court, Ella Braz, Aurey McKenna, Leah Breshnahan, and Lyla Carbone. immigration history. This and civil dialogues using fourth conversation focuses the documentary films as on immigrants and work. a springboard.” The evening begins To register, visit ww- Area students earn college honors with a screening of the w.7gables.org/events, documentary “Destina- email erincon@7gables. Swampscott’s Jack Poska has gia Institute of Technology. This Iacoviello, and Hailey Poole, all tion America.” Historians org or call 978-306-7001. been named to the fall 2018 dean’s designation is awarded to under- of Revere; and Alexa Petkewich of Gabaccia and Nolan look The ‘Becoming Ameri- list at Merrimack College. Jack is a graduate students who have a 4.0 Saugus. at American immigration can’ Community Conversa- freshman majoring in criminal jus- academic average for the semester. l by focusing on three im- tion schedule is as follows: tice studies. He is the son of Karen Amanda Gregory of Marblehead The following students have been migrant groups that came March 6 — Help Poska and Matthew Poska of made the dean’s list, with a 3.0 or selected for inclusion on the dean’s to work. The documentary Wanted? Immigration Swampscott and Gloucester, and higher academic average for the list for academic achievement features Irish immigrants and Work is a graduate of Swampscott High semester. during the fall 2018 semester at who provided labor for Film: “Destination School. l St. Lawrence University in Canton, construction of the rail- America” l Regis College is pleased to an- N.Y.: roads; the Norwegians April 3 — Family and Grace McNally of Lynnfield has nounce that these area students Alexandra H. Adee of Marble- who came to farm; and Community been named to The University of have made the dean’s list for aca- head, and Abigail W. Smith and the Mexicans who were Film: “My American Maine at Farmington dean’s list for demic achievement for the fall 2018 Sarah K. Vogel of Swampscott. To recruited for factory work Girls” the fall 2018 semester. semester: Ikhianosen Ukhuedo- be eligible for the dean’s list, a stu- and then expelled. May 1 — Immigration l ba, Caroline O’Connor, Brendon dent must have completed at least Scholar Elizabeth and Popular Culture Austin Rose of Marblehead Donahue, and Erini Kamarinos, four courses and have an academic Duclos-Orsello, Ph.D., Film: “The Search for earned the distinction of faculty all of Lynn; Abigail Frary of Nah- average of 3.6 based on a 4.0 scale will lead a discussion General Tso” honors for fall 2018 at the Geor- ant; Mariana Hincapie, Natasha for the semester. Sachimes My Brother’s Table sing to to hold Founders’ victory Celebration The Sachimes, Saugus High School’s a cappella LYNN — My Brother’s son. To purchase tickets, group, took first place in Table, the North Shore’s to place a tribute message the 2019 ICHSA North- largest soup kitchen, in the program book, or to will hold its 7th annual inquire about sponsorship east Region Quarterfi- Founders’ Celebration on opportunities, please call nals, beating schools from Wednesday, March 13, 6:30 MBT at 781-595-3224 all of New England and p.m., at Congregation Shi- or visit www.mybrother- New York. Senior Will rat Hayam in Swampscott. stable.org. Fafard was recognized The Founders’ Cele- Since 1982, MBT has for Outstanding Cho- bration is an evening to served more than 3 reography and senior honor the founders of My million meals to people Juan Lopez was award- Brother’s Table and their in need, in all kinds of ed Outstanding Vocal legacy, as well as some weather, during years of Percussion. They will be of the special supporters economic ups and downs. competing in Worcester who have helped it thrive For many guests, a meal March 10 at the North- through the years. The at MBT is their only east Semifinals against 2019 honorees include source of daily nourish- the top teams in New Jim Carrigan, the late ment. Open 365 days a England and New York. Joseph Desmond Jr., year, MBT is fueled by Joseph Esdra Jr., Jo- private donations and seph Selby, and Nata- does not seek nor accept The Sachimes cele- sha Soolkin. United Way or local, state brate after winning. Tickets are $70 per per- or federal grants.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 English’s late surge powers Bulldogs past Lawrence in Div. 1 By Harold Rivera “They fought, they fought ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and they fought. Every time they made a play, we made a LYNN — For three quar- play. It was good for us. We ters of Friday’s Division 1 haven’t played a game in North quarter nal between almost two weeks. To get a No. 8 Lawrence and No. 1 game like that, it’s tough but English, it was anybody’s it’s only going to help us.” game. Then English turned English’s Alonzo Linton things up a notch in the powered the Bulldogs with fourth quarter and when the 28 points and 15 rebounds. Bulldogs found their groove, Jarnel Guzman scored 21 Lawrence couldn’t keep up. points. Joaquin Crespo, per- English bumped Lawrence haps English’s X-factor of with a 82-63 win over the the game, scored 17 points Lancers at a jam-packed and netted ve 3-pointers. Paul Cavanagh Field House. “Joaquin’s capable of that,” “I knew Lawrence was go- Anderson said. “During the ing to compete,” English season, he made shots. It’s coach Antonio Anderson just about him getting a said. “I know (Lawrence rhythm and getting comfort- coach) Jesus Moore, he’s a able. He looked at me and good friend of mine. One said ‘coach, I’m ready.’ He thing he drives to his team went out there and made is competing. I told our guys some plays, kept us in the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE the other day ‘they’re not game, opened it up for us going to stop playing. We’re when they got us in the English senior Alonzo Linton had a going to have to play four hunt. That’s what we double-double with 28 points and 15 re- needed.” quarters.’ I think we did a bounds in a win over Lawrence in the Di- good job at that. ENGLISH, B2 vision 1 North quarter nal Friday night. Classical boys fall to No. 2 Lowell By Daniel Kane stats yet but they had to ITEM STAFF have had a ton more shots ITEM FILE PHOTO than we had. We didn’t have LOWELL — The No. 7 a lot of second-chance points. Pamela Gonzalez had a double-double with 14 seed Classical boys basket- They shot it well, especially points and 11 rebounds for St. Mary’s in a win ball team put forward a after those offensive re- over Watertown in the Division 3 North quar- great effort but couldn’t n- bounds.” ter nal Friday night. ish in a 76-61 loss at No. 2 A travel and a backcourt Lowell Friday night in the violation got the Rams off to Division 1 North quarter - a slow start on offense. nal round. Meanwhile Rashawn Settles Defensive effort “The kids fought,” Classi- hit a 3-pointer and Nathan- cal coach Jasper Grassa said. iel Siow scored in transition “They really did. They bat- after a steal to put Lowell tled. They played with a lot lifts St. Mary’s ahead 8-3 early on. Midway of heart. We died a bit at the through the rst quarter end but it was kind of out of Lowell’s Deven Okowuga reach at that point. I’m added another three to push over Watertown proud of them. Every single the lead to 11-5. kid, when they were out By Mike Alongi But Classical responded, there worked their hardest. ITEM STAFF with Carter scoring after That’s all you can ask for.” hauling in an offensive re- LYNN — Defense was the name of the game for the Jeff Hill led the way for the bound and Dyrrell Rucker St. Mary’s girls basketball team Friday night, as the Rams with 13 points and six (11 points) hitting a key No. 4 Spartans took down No. 12 Watertown, 62-32, in rebounds. Jeff Barbosa and three to help cut the Lowell the Division 3 North quarter nals at Tony Conigliaro Malik Anderson each had 12 lead to 15-12. Hill added a Gymnasium. St. Mary’s employed a suffocating press points. Javahn Carter led defense for the rst three quarters, forcing a number of 3-pointer and Anderson ITEM FILE PHOTO Classical on the glass with Watertown turnovers and turning them into fastbreak six points and nine rebounds. drove into the paint for a late opportunities. Jeff Hill had 12 points for Classical in “The rebounding was a layup to tie the game at 17- “We hadn’t played in a couple of weeks, so you always a loss to Lowell in the Division 1 North huge factor tonight,” Grassa 17 after one. worry about how you’re going to come out after such a quarter nal Friday night. said. “I haven’t looked at the CLASSICAL, B2 long break,” said St. Mary’s coach Jeff Newhall, whose Spartans haven’t played since the season nale on Feb- ruary 18. “But we just came out with a ton of energy tonight. We did a lot of things to stay fresh during the layoff with scrimmages and things like that, and we just Peabody girls basketball beats Haverhill came out ying. We just got the game to the pace we By Anne Marie Tobin sophomore Amber Kirico- wanted right away, and we were able to keep it there for ITEM STAFF ples were tough as nails in the whole game.” the paint. Manning nished The Spartans were led by the duo of senior Pamela PEABODY — If you were with 22 points and eight Gonzalez and eighth-grader Yirsy Queliz. Gonzalez put one of the hundreds to pack rebounds, while Kiricoples up a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds, the Peabody High gymnasi- nished with six points and while Queliz had 14 points and three rebounds. Nico- um Friday night, you saw eight rebounds. lette D’Itria had nine points and four rebounds, while something special. “What a win,” said Pea- Gabby Torres had seven points and three rebounds. Jan- In a total team effort, the body coach Stan McKeen. nise Avelino and Olivia Matela each added six points in Peabody girls basketball “Amber and Oluchi were the win. team defeated a high-pow- game-changers tonight, St. Mary’s set the tone from the very beginning. On ered Haverhill team, 62-56, and Catherine Manning every single possession, the Spartans played intense, to punch its ticket into the had ice in her veins. She full-court press defense. They sped up the pace of the semi nal round of the Di- was perfect from the free game to a point where Watertown continued to make vision 1 North tournament throw line and had a phe- mistakes and turnovers. St. Mary’s didn’t give up a sin- for the rst time since 2010. nomenal fourth quarter. We gle point in the rst quarter, and took a 19-0 lead into Freshman guard Oluchi knew they foul a lot in that the second. Okananwa put on a clin- league, but we maintained Things continued in much of the same way in the sec- ic and logged with a triple our composure, which we ond quarter, with St. Mary’s eventually stretching its double, nishing with 26 have done all year long. lead out to as many as 27 points. And while Watertown points, 16 rebounds and They hit a couple of threes grabbed some points in the second, the Red Raiders still ITEM FILE PHOTO 16 steals — coming off the to get close but we just didn’t score a touchdown. All six of Watertown’s points bench. don’t blow our cool at the Peabody’s Catherine Manning had 22 came on free throws, and St. Mary’s took a 33-6 lead into end of games and we just Senior captain Catherine points and eight rebounds in a win over the half. don’t quit.” Manning wasn’t too shab- Haverhill in the Division 1 North quarter - SPARTANS, B2 by either. She, along with PEABODY, B2 nal Friday night. Marblehead boys hockey gets blanked by Danvers By Scot Cooper body on this team will do what- “It’s one of those things, we FOR THE ITEM ever it takes, make a check, played well, the guys stepped up block a shot, whatever it takes,” tonight, we really played a good STONEHAM — Senior goalie Prentiss said. game, I just told the boys that Robert Prentiss stopped all 32 Danvers got the only goal the it’s just one of those things, some of Marblehead’s shots, backstop- Falcons would need on a power nights you don’t get a bounce, ping his Danvers team to a 3-0 play in the rst period, when and that’s the way it went to- win in the quarter nal round Calvin Mans eld roofed one just night,” Wells said. “Sometimes of the Division 2 North Friday under the bar with 6:30 left. you need a little puck luck, if we night in Stoneham. Cody Plaza picked up an assist could have just gotten one goal, I Prentiss gave credit to his on the only goal in the opening think that would have gotten us teammates, who made it dif - 15 minutes, to go along with 10 going, but we never got it.” cult for Marblehead all night, saves by Prentiss. Friday night’s contest was the blocking shots with their arms, Marblehead coach Chris Wells third meeting between the Fal- legs and feet, just about every- said it was not his team’s night cons and Magicians. Wells said thing they had to keep Header despite a solid performance Danvers is a much-improved shots from reaching the Falcon ITEM FILE PHOTO from the Magicians. When Mar- team and a lot different than the goal. blehead needed a bounce the one Marblehead defeated in the Marblehead’s Collin Hart hit two shots off the crossbar “We’ve got great guys on this Magicians simply couldn’t get it, regular season. in a loss to Danvers in the Divison 2 North quarter nal team, we’re not the team we including two shots off the cross- Friday night. were earlier in the year, every- bar from winger Collin Hart. MARBLEHEAD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 English moves to Div. 1 North semis NEC schools ENGLISH and-one after a nifty move to the From B1 basket, turning a 3-point lead into a vote to oust GBL 53-47 edge. Guzman started the game with a Crespo swished a crucial 3-pointer jumper and hit a 3-pointer to give down the stretch and hit a pair of schools from league English a swift 5-2 lead. A dunk free throws, helping English remain from Linton and Mason Jean-Bap- in front, 60-54 at the end of the A unanimous vote held Friday at Beverly High School tiste’s layup bumped the Bulldogs’ third. moved to oust the four Greater Boston League schools lead to 9-4. Then Linton caught fire English caught steam in the fourth (Everett, Malden, Medford and Somerville) from the and dominated play for the rest of to make things tough on Law- Northeastern Conference in June. The NEC school the period. Linton finished with 15 rence-putting the game out of reach principals convened and the result was a 12-0 vote. points in the first quarter but it with stifling defense while drawing In addition, an 11-1 vote was held in favor of allowing wasn’t enough to put the Lancers in fouls in transition. Crespo’s fifth Revere to join the four GBL teams in leaving the NEC. a steep deficit. English led 22-16 at 3-pointer of the night pushed the Revere’s football team will remain in the NEC for the the end of the first quarter. Bulldogs to their first double-digit next two seasons. All other Revere athletic programs “Alonzo’s been on a tear,” Anderson advantage, 68-57, with 5:32 to play. will depart the conference in June. said. “I think he’s finally getting it. I The Lancers, limited to just nine The results stem from an earlier vote that took place think he’s been over 20 for the last points in the fourth, came as close as in January, when the NEC voted 7-5 in favor of oust- eight games, double-figures in re- within nine in the closing stretch. ing the four GBL schools from the conference. The four bounds, playing like a man. You “I said ‘we just have to make plays, were originally slated to be ousted in 2021. In response, can’t teach that. He wants to win.” we just have to rebound,’” Anderson they motioned to be removed in June, at the end of the Both teams found their range from said of his message to the Bulldogs school year. 3-point land in the second quarter. entering the fourth quarter. “We The original GBL included Arlington, Cambridge, Ev- With Lawrence down three and made plays, we were able to re- erett, Malden, Medford, Revere, Somerville, Peabody knocking on the door after an En- bound. Alonzo, Jack (Rodriguez) and glish shot clock violation, English Jarnel started rebounding. It made and Waltham. The NEC-GBL merger started in the swiped a steal to set Calvin Seng up the game easier for us. When we re- spring of 2017. It agreed upon as a two-year pilot pro- for a much-needed layup. Seng’s bound, we’re hard to stop. When we gram in 2016 after a 9-3 vote. layup gave the Bulldogs a 29-24 get in transition, we’re tough to edge and his 3-pointer with 1:45 to stop.” play made it 36-31 Bulldogs. At half- English advances to the Division 1 time, English led 38-35. North semifinal where the Bulldogs Twice the Lancers cut English’s take on the winner of Sunday’s lead to a point in the third quarter. quarterfinal between No. 12 Ando- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Every time the Bulldogs needed a ver and No. 4 Boston Latin. basket to keep Lawrence at an arm’s Lawrence, under the guidance of English’s Calvin Seng shoots length, the Bulldogs put the ball in first-year Lancers coach Jesus a 3-pointer during a win over the hoop. Guzman converted on an Moore, finished the season at 15-7. Lawrence Friday night. Classical boys fall short against Lowell CLASSICAL hit three more 3-pointers From B1 in the third to help push the Lowell lead to 57-49. The second quarter saw Both teams kept pace at three early lead changes the beginning of the fourth before the Rams went on quarter but a few offensive another run. Rucker netted rebounds helped Lowell two straight baskets to pull away. Settles hit a help the Rams take their 3-pointer midway through first lead of the night at 22- the fourth to push the Low- 19. Later in the second, ell lead to 10 points. Classi- Carter jumped in front of a cal couldn’t dig itself out of Lowell pass and found An- the hole and Lowell hit a derson who scored to push few more key 3-pointers to the Classical lead to 27-23. cruise through the final Hill hit another 3-pointer minutes. later in the second quarter With Classical’s season to push the Rams lead to coming to a close, Grassa’s five. After a small run by proud of how far the Rams Lowell Keith Ridley capped came after a tough start to ITEM FILE PHOTO the half with a 3-pointer on the season. St. Mary’s guard Nicolette D’Itria (left) had the Rams’ last possession to “We didn’t have a great nine points and four rebounds in a win over give Classical a 39-34 lead. start early this season,” Watertown in the Division 3 North quarterfinals Juan Nunez (game-high Grassa said. “We really re- Friday night. 24 points) got Lowell right sponded. I’m proud of how back into the game in the these kids came together. If third quarter with a quick you looked at our team at 3-pointer. A few posses- the beginning of the year it St. Mary’s girls roll sions later Okowuga added was all over the place. Then another three to put Lowell ITEM FILE PHOTO they really came together ahead 41-40. From there and made a great run down past Watertown in Nunez took over the third Classical’s Malik Anderson (right) had 12 points in the stretch.” quarter. The junior guard a loss to Lowell in the Division 1 North quarter- Classical ends the season converted an and-one and finals Friday night. 15-7. Div. 3 North quarters SPARTANS Peabody girls beat Haverhill in Div. 1 North From B1 PEABODY up in the third, combining for 14 of games, and McKeen knew the Tan- The second half was much closer in quarter-by-quar- From B1 the Tanners 17 points as Peabody ners’ defense would be tested. ter scoring, but the Spartans were never in danger of built a 46-33 lead. “We knew they play against most- losing grasp. Watertown’s first field goal came with 7:30 Peabody took a 2-0 lead on a Man- The duo kept their feet on the gas ly man-to-man defenses so we just remaining in the third quarter on a layup from Taylor ning baseline drive 40 seconds into in the fourth with both making a had to shore up our three-two zone Lambo. Queliz caught fire for St. Mary’s in the third, the game, but Haverhill responded bunch of key free throws down the and work hard,” McKeen said. “They knocking down three 3-pointers to help the Spartans with a 7-0 run to lead 7-2. stretch to hold off the HIllies, which were very fast and some of our play- keep their big lead. When the buzzer sounded to end the McKeen called a timeout to re- at one point cut the Tanner lead to ers just don’t match up to that, so third, St. Mary’s held a 49-21 lead. store order. Mission accomplished as four, 54-50 with 1:29 to go. Colleen we switched things up a little. The The reserves came into the game on both sides with the Tanners closed out the quarter Crotty sprung Okananwa loose on result was their press didn’t real- about five minutes remaining in the game, and the two with a 10-3, capped by an Okanan- a breakaway with a long inbounds ly affect us, so our defense tonight teams played to about a draw until the final buzzer wa steal and coast-to-coast layup, to sounded and St. Mary’s took home the victory. baseball pass to make it 56-50, then was phenomenal. Just a great effort lead 12-0 after the opening frame. Next up for St. Mary’s is the semifinal round against Manning and Okananwa swished by everyone on the team. They all Peabody took its largest lead of the Catholic Central League rival No. 8 Bishop Fenwick. two free throws each to give the stepped up” first half, 19-13, after a 3-pointer by The two teams know each other well after playing twice Tanners some breathing room at 60- With the win, the Tanners will Brooke Hodas and a steal and layup already during the regular season, and Newhall knows 53 with 9.9 seconds left. After Hil- face No. 3 Central Catholic, the de- by Kristina Rossignoll. this will be one of the toughest tests of the season. But the Hillies rattled off six lies’ freshman guard Kendall Eddy fending North Division 1 champion “When you come into the season, you pretty much straight points to level the score at drained a monster three, Okananwa (TBA). The game will be the third know you’re going to play Fenwick three times,” said 19-all with about four and a half sealed the win with a pair of free straight tournament against a Mer- Newhall. “They’re a very good team that’s had great minutes left in the half. A 7-1 Tanner throws after being intentionally rimack Valley Conference opponent. success and we’re a very good team that’s had great run, bumped the lead back to six, 26- fouled. “We’ve already beaten two Merri- success, so I’m sure it’ll be a great game. For us, we just 20 with 2:26 to go. Ten seconds later, Haverhill came into the game rid- mack Valley teams, and now it’s on have to be able to control the things we can control, Haverhill’s Kyalee Burdier drained ing a four-game win streak, putting to another one,” McKeen said. “I can and one of those things is playing with the intensity a three to pull the Hillies to within up an average of 70 points during tell you that beating the first two is we played with tonight. If we can do that, we’ll put our- three, 26-23. Neither team scored the stretch. Couple that with the fact just an incredible accomplishment selves in a good position to win.” the rest of the half. that the Hillies scored 60 or more for this team, certainly the best for The time and date of the game have not been set yet, Manning and Okananwa heated points in 14 of their regular season everyone of them, including me.” but Newhall said the game will be played next Tuesday or Wednesday night at Conigliaro Gymnasium. GIRLS BASKETBALL Marblehead boys hockey’s season ends in a shutout Fenwick 52, Latin Academy 40 The No. 8 Crusaders took down No. 1 Latin Academy MARBLEHEAD left in regulation. on the road Friday night in the quarterfinal round of From B1 Marblehead lifted Sante- Division 3 North. Fenwick captain Sammi Gallant led usanio with just under two the way with 15 points, five assists and three steals. Liv “That’s definitely a different minutes left, but couldn’t get DiPietro logged a double-double with 10 points and 11 team, they’re always well- one by Prentiss, despite hav- rebounds. coached, but they’re playing ing several good chances in “Latin Academy had the lead all the way into the much better now than when the Falcon end. Mscisz fired fourth quarter,” Crusaders coach Adam DeBaggis said. we faced them before,” Wells one into the empty cage with “We didn’t go ready to play our best. We beat East Bos- said. “It’s unfortunate for 25 seconds to go from center ton by 40 last year and the girls might’ve felt Latin us that we just couldn’t put ice, sealing the 3-0 Danvers Academy, because they’re in the same league, would be one home, and now our sea- victory . the same. We picked it up in the fourth quarter. I have son has come to an end, we “I can’t say enough about 30 new gray hairs but that’s O.K.” played well, but give Danvers what these guys have done The Crusaders advanced to the sectional semifinal, credit, they played really well this year, just outstanding,” where they’ll visit St. Mary’s (TBA). tonight.” Danvers coach Steve Bal- “I’m expecting the same things as always,” DeBaggis Senior Jared Mscisz made it dassare said. “Everybody said. “It’s always a heavyweight battle. It’s nice when a 2-0 lead when he stole the fed off Robert (Prentiss) in you split the two games during the regular season that puck about 20 feet in front the Gloucester game (double the winner of the third gets to say ‘we were the better of Marblehead goalie Peter overtime win) and that car- team.’ You don’t have to do any scouting, you have to Santeusanio, who made sev- ried over into tonight’s game.” prepare to play your best.” ITEM FILE PHOTO eral huge saves for his team Marblehead finished the Latin Academy ends the season at 15-4. Friday night when the Ma- season at 15-5-3, while the Goalie Peter Santeusanio made a number Matignon 64, KIPP Academy 28 gicians were killing off pen- Falcons improve to 12-8-2, of big saves for Marblehead in a loss to At Medford High, the No. 10 Panthers watched their alties, deked to the right and with two solid playoff wins Danvers in the Divison 2 North quarterfi- season end with a loss to No. 2 Matignon in the Division tucked one home with 3:15 under their belts. nals Friday night. 4 North quarterfinal. KIPP ends the season at 11-11. SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Fenwick at Norwell (3:30) Celtics shake losing streak with win over Washington MIAA Boys Basketball SUNDAY Division 3 North Quarterfinal MIAA Boys Hockey Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (12) Division 1 North Quarterfinals MIAA Boys Hockey At Chelmsford Division 3 North Quarterfinal St. John’s at St. Mary’s (5) At Woburn At Stoneham Shawsheen at Lynn (1) Fenwick at Winchester (7) MIAA Girls Hockey MIAA Girls Basketball Division 2 North First Round Division 3 North Quarterfinal At Canton Lynnfield at Gr. Lawrence (12)

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NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 65 49 12 4 102 253 173 Nashville 66 37 24 5 79 196 173 Boston 64 38 17 9 85 193 161 Winnipeg 63 37 22 4 78 212 188 Toronto 64 39 21 4 82 228 184 St. Louis 63 34 23 6 74 184 172 Montreal 65 35 23 7 77 200 188 Dallas 64 32 27 5 69 162 169 Buffalo 64 30 26 8 68 185 202 Minnesota 64 31 27 6 68 176 186 Florida 63 28 25 10 66 202 217 Colorado 64 28 24 12 68 212 202 Detroit 64 23 32 9 55 178 220 Chicago 64 27 28 9 63 215 239 Ottawa 64 22 37 5 49 191 239 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 64 41 16 7 89 230 182 PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS N.Y. Islanders 64 37 20 7 81 186 153 San Jose 64 37 19 8 82 229 201 Washington 65 37 21 7 81 223 206 Vegas 65 34 26 5 73 195 187 Top: Jayson Tatum (center) looks for an opportunity to score as Washington Wizards forwards Columbus 63 36 24 3 75 201 188 Arizona 64 31 28 5 67 173 182 Pittsburgh 64 33 22 9 75 221 201 Vancouver 65 27 29 9 63 180 203 Tomas Satoransky (left) and forward Trevor Ariza (right) close in Friday night at TD Garden. Carolina 63 34 23 6 74 187 171 Edmonton 64 27 30 7 61 179 213 Philadelphia 65 31 26 8 70 197 218 Anaheim 64 24 31 9 57 142 199 Bottom: Kyrie Irving (left) drives to the basket against Washington Wizards forward Thomas N.Y. Rangers 64 27 27 10 64 188 215 Los Angeles 64 23 33 8 54 152 204 Bryant (right) Friday night at TD Garden. New Jersey 65 25 32 8 58 188 222 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Friday’s Games Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Buffalo 4, Pittsburgh 3, OT Detroit at Arizona, 8 p.m. Washington 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 Minnesota at Calgary, 10 p.m. Philadelphia 6, New Jersey 3 Sunday’s Games TV/RADIO Montreal 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 12:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... RB Leipzig at 1. FC Nürnberg...... FS1 St. Louis at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau SATURDAY Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 3 p.m. 10 a.m...... Man. City at Bournemouth...... CNBC Vegas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. TV Vancouver at Vegas, 4 p.m. Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. MLB 10 a.m...... Southampton at Man. Utd...... NBCSN Colorado at Anaheim, 4 p.m. Saturday’s Games 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Baltimore at Boston...... NESN 12:30 p.m...... Bayern Munich at Mönchengladbach...... FS2 Edmonton at Columbus, 1 p.m. Ottawa at Florida, 5 p.m. 12:30 p.m...... Newcastle at West Ham...... NBCSN Chicago at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Winnipeg at Columbus, 7 p.m. 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Houston at NY Mets...... MLB Network Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7 p.m. Nashville at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. NHL 4:30 p.m...... New England at FC Dallas...... NBCSB New Jersey at Boston, 7 p.m. Chicago at San Jose, 10 p.m. 4 p.m...... Chicago at Los Angeles...... NHL Network 4:30 p.m...... US vs. England...... Fox Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games 8 p.m...... Chicago at Los Angeles...... FS1 Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 7 p.m...... Buffalo at Toronto...... NHL Network Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. Toronto at Calgary, 9 p.m. 7 p.m...... New Jersey at Boston...... NESN 10 p.m...... FC Cincinnati at Seattle...... FS1 NBA Radio 8:30 p.m...... Golden State at Philadelphia...... ABC MLB NBA Men’s College Basketball 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Baltimore at Boston...... WEEI-AM 850 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 12 p.m...... Army at Bucknell...... CBSSN NHL Atlantic Division Southwest Division 12 p.m...... Kansas at Oklahoma St...... CBS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 12 p.m...... LSU at Alabama...... ESPN 7 p.m...... New Jersey at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Toronto 45 17 .726 — Houston 37 25 .597 — 12 p.m...... Michigan St. at Indiana...... Fox SUNDAY Philadelphia 40 22 .645 5 San Antonio 34 29 .540 3½ TV Boston 37 25 .597 8 Dallas 27 34 .443 9½ 12 p.m...... N.C. State at Florida St...... ESPN2 Brooklyn 32 32 .500 14 New Orleans 27 36 .429 10½ 12 p.m...... Syracuse at Wake Forest...... Ch. 38 MLB New York 13 49 .210 32 Memphis 24 39 .381 13½ 1 p.m...... Mississippi at Arkansas...... SEC Network 1 p.m...... Minnesota at Boston...... NESN Southeast Division Northwest Division 1 p.m...... Penn State at Wisconsin...... Big Ten Network 1 p.m...... Philadelphia at Minnesota...... MLB Network W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NBA Charlotte 29 33 .468 — Denver 42 19 .689 — 2 p.m...... Butler at Villanova...... Fox Orlando 29 34 .460 ½ Oklahoma City 38 23 .623 4 2 p.m...... Illinois St. at So. Illinois...... CBSSN 3:30 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... ABC Miami 27 34 .443 1½ Portland 38 23 .623 4 2 p.m...... Iowa State at Texas...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Memphis at Oklahoma City...... NBATV Washington 25 36 .410 3½ Utah 35 26 .574 7 Men’s College Basketball Atlanta 21 41 .339 8 Minnesota 29 33 .468 13½ 2 p.m...... Kentucky at Tennessee...... CBS Central Division Pacific Division 2 p.m...... Ohio State at Purdue...... ESPN 12 p.m...... South Florida at UConn...... CBSSN W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 2 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Virginia...... Ch. 38 12 p.m...... St. John’s at DePaul...... FS1 Milwaukee 47 14 .770 — Golden State 43 19 .694 — 1:30 p.m...... Notre Dame at Louisville...... CBS Indiana 41 22 .651 7 L.A. Clippers 34 29 .540 9½ 2 p.m...... West Virginia at Oklahoma...... ESPNU Detroit 29 31 .483 17½ Sacramento 31 30 .508 11½ 3 p.m...... Geo. Mason at Saint Louis...... NBCSN 2 p.m...... Tulane at Temple...... ESPNU Chicago 17 45 .274 30½ L.A. Lakers 30 31 .492 12½ 3:30 p.m...... South Carolina at Missouri...... SEC Network 2 p.m...... Wichita State at SMU...... CBSSN Cleveland 15 47 .242 32½ Phoenix 12 50 .194 31 4 p.m...... Miami at Duke...... CBS 3 p.m...... Creighton at Marquette...... FS1 Friday’s Games Sunday’s Games 4 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Auburn...... ESPNU 3:45 p.m...... Michigan at Maryland...... CBS Charlotte 123, Brooklyn 112 Portland at Charlotte, 1 p.m. 4 p.m...... Texas Tech at TCU...... ESPN2 4 p.m...... East Carolina at Tulsa...... ESPNU Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m...... Washington at Stanford...... ESPN2 Portland at Toronto, 8 p.m. Houston at Boston, 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m...... UCF at Houston...... ESPN Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. New York at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m...... VCU at Richmond...... CBSSN 6 p.m...... Boston College at Georgia Tech...... ESPNU New Orleans at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Washington, 6 p.m. 5 p.m...... La Salle at Saint Joseph’s...... NBCSN 6:30 p.m...... Northwestern at Illinois...... Big Ten Network L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Orlando at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 5 p.m...... Rutgers at Iowa...... Big Ten Network 8 p.m...... Arizona St. at Oregon St...... ESPNU Toronto at Detroit, 6 p.m. Saturday’s Games Women’s College Basketball Memphis at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. 6 p.m...... Bradley at Loyola Chicago...... ESPN2 Detroit at Cleveland, 5 p.m. 12 p.m...... North Carolina at Duke...... ESPN2 Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games 6 p.m...... North Carolina at Clemson...... ESPN Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m...... Utah at Colorado...... ESPNU 12 p.m...... Purdue at Indiana...... Big Ten Network Golden State at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Texas A&M...... SEC Network 1 p.m...... Kentucky at Georgia...... SEC Network Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 2 p.m...... Mississippi St. at South Carolina...... ESPN2 Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 6:30 p.m...... Seton Hall at Georgetown...... CBSSN L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. New Orleans at Utah, 9 p.m. 8 p.m...... Baylor at Kansas St...... ESPN2 2 p.m...... Rutgers at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network Milwaukee at Utah, 9 p.m. New York at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 8 p.m...... Memphis at Cincinnati...... ESPNU 3 p.m...... Florida at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... Georgia at Florida...... SEC Network 4 p.m...... Northwestern at Iowa...... Big Ten Network 8:30 p.m...... Nevada at Utah State...... CBSSN 5 p.m...... Arkansas at Texas A&M...... SEC Network TODAY IN SPORTS 10 p.m...... Arizona at Oregon...... ESPN2 Bowling 10 p.m...... Colorado St. at New Mexico...... ESPNU 5 p.m...... PBA: Arkansas Open...... FS1 March 2 the world. 10 p.m...... Gonzaga at Saint Mary’s...... ESPN Pro Football 1918 — Joe Malone is held scoreless 1951 — In the first NBA All-Star 10:30 p.m...... Boise St. at UNLV...... CBSSN 4 p.m...... AAF: San Antonio at Birmingham...... CBSSN in the Montreal Canadiens’ 5-3 sea- Game, Ed Macauley of the Celtics Women’s College Basketball 8 p.m...... AAF: Atlanta at Arizona...... NFL Network son-ending loss to the Toronto Arenas, scores 20 points to lead the East to a 3 p.m...... Nebraska at Penn State...... Big Ten Network Golf but finishes the first NHL season with 111-94 victory at Boston Garden. 8 p.m...... Iowa State at Texas...... Longhorn Network 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: Honda Classic...... Golf a league-high 44 goals in 22 games. 1951 — St. John’s Bob Zawoluk Pro Football 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: Honda Classic...... NBC The 44 goals remains an NHL record scores 65 points to lead the Redmen 10 a.m...... NFL Combine...... NFL Network 4:30 p.m...... Champions Tour: Cologuard Classic...... Golf that stands until 1944-45 when Mau- to a 105-61 rout of St. Peters. It’s the 8 p.m...... AAF: Orlando at Salt Lake...... NFL Network NHL rice Richard scores 50 goals in 50 first time in its 43-year history that St. Golf 12:30 p.m...... Washington at NY Rangers...... NBC games. John’s scores more than 100 points in 1 p.m...... PGA: Honda Classic...... Golf 7:30 p.m...... Nashville at Minnesota...... NBCSN 1921 — Kentucky beats Georgia a game. 3 p.m...... PGA: Honda Classic...... NBC College Lacrosse 20-19 in the Southern Intercolle- 1962 — Wilt Chamberlain scores an 4:30 p.m...... Champions: Cologuard Classic...... Golf 12 p.m...... Maryland at Notre Dame...... ESPNU giate men’s basketball champion- NBA-record 100 points to lead the 10:30 p.m...... LPGA: Women’s World Championship...... Golf Auto Racing ship game in Atlanta. The 14-team Philadelphia Warriors to a 169-147 Gymnastics 3:30 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: Pennzoil 400...... Fox conference does not keep formal triumph over the New York Knicks in 1 p.m...... American Cup...... NBC Soccer regular-season standings. It’s college Hershy, Pa. He scores 59 second-half College Lacrosse 7 a.m...... Leicester at Watford...... NBCSN basketball’s first tournament. points and 28 points from the foul line 12 p.m...... Virginia at Syracuse...... ESPNU 9:05 a.m...... Chelsea at Fulham...... NBCSN 1929 — The Chicago Black Hawks for records. Rugby 9:30 a.m...... Hannover 96 at VfB Stuttgart...... FS1 end their NHL record eight-game 1966 — Chicago’s Bobby Hull be- 9 a.m...... World Sevens...... ESPN2 11:15 a.m...... Liverpool at Everton...... NBCSN scoreless streak. Chicago scores twice comes the first NHL player to have 12 p.m...... Pro14: Munster vs. Scarlets...... ESPNews 12 p.m...... Werder Bremen at VfL Wolfsburg...... FS2 to beat the Montreal Maroons 2-1. two 50-goal seasons when he scores 4 p.m...... World Sevens...... ESPNews 6 p.m...... Atlanta at D.C...... ESPN 1940 — Seabiscuit, ridden by Red a third-period goal in the Black Hawks’ Auto Racing 8:30 p.m...... Sporting Kansas City at Los Angeles FC...... ESPN Pollard, wins the Santa Anita Handi- 5-4 victory over the Detroit Red Wings. 4 p.m...... Xfinity: Boyd Gaming 300...... FS1 Radio cap in his final race. Beaten by a nose 1969 — Boston’s Phil Esposito be- Soccer MLB in both the 1937 and 1938 Santa comes the first NHL player with 100 7:30 a.m...... Arsenal at Spurs...... NBCSN Anita handicaps, Seabiscuit beats points in a season, scoring a goal in 9:30 a.m...... 1899 Hoffenheim at Eintracht Frankfurt...... FS2 1 p.m...... Minnesota at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Kayak II by 1 1-2 lengths to retire as the Bruins’ 4-0 victory over the Pitts- 9:30 a.m.....Fortuna Düsseldorf at FC Schalke 04.Fox Soccer Plus NBA the leading money-winning horse in burgh Penguins. 9:30 a.m...... Nurnberg vs. RB Leipzig...... FS1 3:30 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... 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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MARCH 2, 2019 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WGBH Nat King Cole’s Greatest Jesse Cook: Beyond Borders Victoria on Master- Basic Stories- I’ll Have It My Way With Hattie Don’t underestimate the size ^ PBS Songs (My Music) Canadian guitarist Jesse Cook. piece Black Stage Bryant Your diligent approach to Look at every angle and put of a job. Use your ingenui- WBZ John Robin Ransom “Indiscre- NCIS: Los Angeles 48 Hours (N) News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles helping others will pay off. A your health and emotional $ CBS Denver Williams tion” (N) “Murderjuana” steady pace, consistency and ty to come up with a com- well-being first. Arguing is not WCVB News- Chronicle NBA NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Philadelphia News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- the lessons of experience will mon-sense plan that will en- an option, but removing your- % ABC Center 5 76ers. (N) Center 5 Page “Allegiance” tary help you ward off temptation courage others to get involved. self from a bad situation is. WBTS Access (N) Dateline NBC Dateline NBC Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live John Mu- 1st Look and indulgence. Romance is Hard work will pay off. Do what’s best for you. * NBC Live (N) at 11 laney; Thomas Rhett performs. in the stars. WFXT Entertainment 9-1-1 “Awful People” Proven Innocent Boston Sports Gordon Ramsay’s Just for Just for Boston LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) 9 FOX Tonight (N) News Wrap 24 Hours to Hell Laughs Laughs News Turn anger into passion. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Refuse to let anyone stand WUTF ››‡ The Day After Tomorrow (2004, Acción) Dennis ›› The Counselor (2013) Michael Fassbender. Un ›‡ Jumper (2008) Hayden Don’t waste time on things between you and what you = UMA Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm. abogado se involucra en el tráfico de drogas. Christensen, Jamie Bell. Take better care of your physi- or people you can’t change. want. It’s up to you to take a Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ›› Sniper (1993, Action) Tom Berenger, Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & cal and emotional well-being. WSBK Focus on personal growth, stand and make things hap- F MNT Theory Theory Billy Zane, J.T. Walsh. Molly Nothing is worth jeopardizing self-reliance and good health. WGBX Nat King Cole’s 60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music) Artists Healing Mind With HS Quiz Variety Austin City Limits NOVA your health. Exercise will give pen. Focus on truth, fair play Choose peace and love over and doing what’s right. L PBS Greatest Songs and groups from the 1960s. Martin Show Studio Modern rock. you the outlet you need. chaos and discord. WWJE World’s Most Evil World’s Most Evil Fred Dinenage: Fred Dinenage: Call 911 Call 911 Dead Again “Trail of Drugs, R JN Killers Killers Murder Casebook Murder Casebook Evidence” Inc. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True Get cracking and start achiev- Be secretive about what you X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime If you want change, take are doing until you are fully TELE Underdogs (2013) Voices of ››‡ Thor: The Dark World (2013, Acción) Chris Titulares Decisio- Latinx Decisio- Programa action. Stay in control and ing. Participation will get you moving in the right direction. prepared to share. Underesti- ¨ TELE Ariana Grande, Nicholas Hoult. Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston. y Más nes Now! nes do what’s right. If you want mating the extent of a job will WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & something, it’s up to you to You can make a difference if ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order you stand up and do what’s leave you scrambling. Step go after it. Stand up and be back and revise your plans. CABLE STATIONS counted. right. Embrace the future. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 03.02.19” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 03.02.19” A&E PD -- 02.22.19” LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) (5:30) ›››‡ “The Fugitive” ››‡ Eraser (1996, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger, ››› Under Siege (1992, Action) Steven Seagal. A GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Make changes for the right AMC Express yourself. Show com- (1993) Harrison Ford. James Caan, Vanessa L. Williams. Navy cook thwarts a plot to hijack a battleship. The power of persuasion passion, but also stand your reasons. Question your mo- Tiny ›› Next Friday (2000, Comedy) Ice Cube, ›‡ Friday After Next (2002) Ice Cube. Two cousins ›› Next Friday (2000, Comedy) should be used properly. If BRAVO ground. Be direct about the tives if you feel you are acting House Mike Epps, Justin Pierce. ‘R’ land jobs as security guards at a shopping mall. Ice Cube, Mike Epps. ‘R’ you make unrealistic promis- way you feel and what you on impulse rather than rea- Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Ed Stafford: First Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC es, you will be caught in a di- want to see happen. Your son. Walk away from temp- “The Hunted” “Man vs. Amazon” “Loaded for Bear” (N) Man Out “Thailand” “Loaded for Bear” lemma. Stick to the truth and strength will attract opportuni- tation and do what’s best for Raven’s Raven’s Kim Possible (2019, Children’s) Sydney- Sydney- Coop & Andi Raven’s Raven’s Sydney- Coop & DISN Home Home Sadie Stanley. ‘NR’ Max Max Cami Mack Home Home Max Cami abide by the rules. ty and change. you. College Basketball UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith - Prelims From College Basketball Gonzaga at Saint SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. (N) Mary’s (Calif.). McKeon Pavilion. (N) ter College Basketball College Basketball Baylor at Kansas State. College Basketball Arizona at Oregon. Basket- SportsCen- UFC 235 - BRIDGE ESPN2 Bramlage Coliseum. (N) Matthew Knight Arena. (N) ball ter Prelims (6:50) ›››› “Beauty and the Beast” ›››‡ The Lion King (1994) Voices of Mat- ›› Space Jam (1996) Michael An American Tail: FREE (1991) Voices of Paige O’Hara. thew Broderick, Jeremy Irons. Jordan, Wayne Knight. Fievel Goes West (5:00) ››‡ “Fast & ››› Furious 7 (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. A dead ›› Morgan (2016, Science Fiction) Kate Better You say yes, but I disagree FX Furious 6” (2013) man’s brother seeks revenge on the Toretto gang. Mara, Anya Taylor-Joy, Toby Jones. Things Joey Adams, a comedian three spades, not two. South to win 16 imps. (6:10) ››‡ “Ram- ›› Skyscraper (2018, Action) The Shop True Detective The truth is 2 Dope Queens ›› Skyscraper HBO page” (2018) Dwayne Johnson. ‘PG-13’ finally revealed. “Regal AF” (2018) ‘PG-13’ and author who died in 1999, West’s double was for take- All six human contracts Ancient Aliens UFO Cover Ups: Secrets Revealed Poten- UFO Conspiracy: Hunt for the Truth UFO Cover Ups: Secrets said, “The computer can do out, showing a strong hand. made: four hearts (once), four HIST tial dangers of revealing UFOs. Purported government cover-ups. Revealed more work faster than a hu- Every computer bid one more, spades (twice), four spades (6:00) “Who’s Stalk- The Killer Downstairs (2019, Suspense) Cheerleader Nightmare (2018) Taylor The Killer Downstairs (2019) LIFE man because it doesn’t have then North doubled five hearts. ing Me?” (2019) Cindy Busby, Marcus Rosner. Murphy. A teenager has to find a killer. Cindy Busby, Marcus Rosner. to answer the phone.” That contract would have doubled (twice) and five hearts Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- (once) — not impressive. MTV lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness One difficult thing for a hu- made, East taking six hearts, Proving Mecum Auto Auctions “Kissimmee” From Kissimmee, Mecum Mecum Poker After Dark MLS Soccer New England man bridge player to do is over- four clubs and a spade ruff in NBCSB Grounds Fla. Top 10 Top 10 Revolution at FC Dallas. rule partner. If he is wrong, it is the West hand. So Micro Bridge NHL Hockey New Jersey Devils at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Bruins Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey New Jersey Devils embarrassing and detrimental South judged well to run to five NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today Today Water TV at Boston Bruins. to partnership confidence. A spades. Declarer took seven Loud Loud Henry Cousins Knight Sponge- The Of- The Of- Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK computer, though, is immune spades, two diamonds and House House Danger for Life Squad Bob fice fice to criticism from partner. a diamond ruff to escape for Black Black Black Black Boxing Erislandy Lara vs. Brian Carlos Castano. A world super welterweight Desus & Shame- SHOW Monday Monday Monday Monday title bout. (N) Mero less This deal occurred during the down one. (6:00) ›››‡ “Juras- ››‡ The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997, Adven- ››‡ Jurassic Park III (2001) ›‡ Proud Mary (2018, Action) semifinals of last year’s world At the other table, Micro STARZ sic Park” ture) Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore. ‘PG-13’ Sam Neill. ‘PG-13’ Taraji P. Henson. ‘R’ computer bridge champion- Bridge East made five hearts (6:00) ››‡ “Limit- ›› Need for Speed (2014) Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper. A street- Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama ship. When Micro Bridge from to gain 10 international match SYFY less” (2011) car racer wants revenge on a treacherous rival. Japan sat North-South against points. (5:30) ›‡ “Blended” Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Drop the Joker’s Full Miracle ›› The Pacifier (2005) Vin TBS Synrey Bridge from China, the In the second semifinal, (2014) Theory Theory Theory Theory Mic Wild Frontal Workers Diesel, Lauren Graham. auction went as given. Despite Q-Plus Bridge from Germany (5:15) ››‡ “The Ac- ›››‡ American Sniper (2014, War) Bradley Cooper. Navy SEAL ››‡ Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, TNT countant” (2016) Chris Kyle logs an incredible number of kills. Michael Peña, Danny Glover. West’s vulnerable one-dia- did even better, making five (6:00) ››‡ “Thor: The Dark ›››‡ Marvel’s the Avengers (2012, Action) Robert Temptation Island ››‡ Thor: The Dark World mond opening, I think most hearts doubled as East-West USA World” (2013, Action) Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo. “Mixed Messages” (2013) Chris Hemsworth. human Souths would have bid and four spades as North- (5:25) ››› ››› Selena (1997, Biography) Jennifer Lopez, Edward James ››‡ The Family That Preys (2008, Drama) Kathy VH1 “Grease” (1978) Olmos. Mexican-American singer skyrockets to fame. Bates, Alfre Woodard, Tyler Perry. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV MARCH 3, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH (6:30) I Miss Down- Victoria on Master- Victoria on Masterpiece World Secrets of Althorp Finding Your Roots Healthy Brain -- ^ PBS ton Abbey! piece watches the royal couple. (N) -- The Spencers With Henry Happy Life With Dr. WBZ 60 Minutes (N) God Friended NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Cindy’s $ CBS Me (N) “Into the Breach” (N) Osteen Skin WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “201 (Auditions)” Aspiring Shark Tank (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) singers perform for the judges. (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Most Likely To ...” WBTS World of Dance “The World of Dance “The Qualifiers 2” Dancers Good Girls “I’d News NBC 10 Access Ninja * NBC Qualifiers” (N) vie for $1 million. (N) Rather Be Crafting” at 11 Sports Warrior WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Bob’s Family Family Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Hot Top- Whacked Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers Guy (N) Guy 10PM (N) News Depth ics Out Spo. News WUTF (6:30) ››› “Mission: Impossible III” ››› Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol (2011, Fire With Fire (2012, Acción) Josh Du- = UMA (2006, Acción) Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames. Acción) Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner. hamel, Rosario Dawson, Bruce Willis. WSBK Castle An actor is WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT murdered. “Suspicious Minds” “Man on Fire” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Nat King Cole’s 60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music) Artists The Healing Mind With Martin Rossman, Victoria on Master- Secrets- L PBS Greatest Songs and groups from the 1960s. M.D. Breaking the worry cycle. piece Althorp WWJE Intervention “Annie Intervention A third- Intervention “Gina Intervention Alcohol Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Panic R JN and Amy” generation addict. and Andrea” and crack addict. tions tions tions tions 9-1-1 WLVI Modern Modern Supergirl (N) Charmed “Manic 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout “World Cup” Wipeout “Big Balls of True X CW Family Family Pixie Nightmare” CW56 (N) the Caribbean” Crime TELE Exatlón Estados Unidos (N) La voz (N) Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Decisio- ¨ TELE y Más nes tremas nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “A Fare NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Inelegant Heart” to Remember” “Praesidium” “The 3rd Choir” “Black Budget” CABLE STATIONS Biography: The Biography: The ›››‡ Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Trump Trump Divide and Conquer A&E Trump Dynasty Trump Dynasty Ailes (2018) Glenn Beck, Austin Pendleton. 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It’s hard for parents idea that they may or may ASSOCIATED PRESS to police everything chil- not know exactly what dren do online. their kids are absorbing NEW YORK — The lat- “All moral panics feed on through these platforms.” est parental panic on so- some degree of reality, but That’s why talking to cial media — over a pur- then they get blown out children is important, she ported challenge for kids of proportion,” said Steve said. “Take the right time to complete harmful tasks Jones, a professor of com- to have an age-appropri- — elevates the importance munications at the Univer- ate conversation, and help of establishing an open di- sity of Illinois at Chicago. your kids understand not alogue with children and These hoaxes echo pan- everything on the internet taking advantage of on- ics from decades past, is real.” line parental controls. like the false belief in the She said parents should Warnings about the 1980s that teenagers were also take advantage of pa- “Momo challenge” swept hearing Satanic messages rental settings built into Facebook and other so- in rock song lyrics, he said. many products and ser- cial media in recent days, “Once the internet is in- vices. Most web browsers as parents worried about volved in the mix, things can block certain websites, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS purported videos that en- get speeded up and they limit what children can courage children to hurt get more widespread,” see and provide a report Melvin Burton has been growing vegetables, drying fruit and buying in themselves or do other Jones said. about what sites a child bulk, preparing for a bumpy Brexit. harmful tasks such as The most important visited. Smartphones and turning on stoves without thing parents can do is to tablets can limit screen telling their parents. The establish an open dialogue time and access to apps. As Brexit looms, U.K. ‘preppers’ parental warnings were with their children about YouTube Kids lets parents accompanied by a disturb- what they’re seeing online disable search and turn off ing image of a grinning and hearing from other “autoplay.” Murphy said stock up and hunker down creature with matted hair children, said Jill Murphy, these free tools are good and bulging eyes. editor-in-chief at Com- enough; no need to pay for By Jill Lawless March on three starkly ruption to freight across But the challenge is be- mon Sense Media, a San third-party parental apps. ASSOCIATED PRESS differing options: leave the English Channel and lieved to be a hoax. It’s Francisco-based nonprofit Another option is to with a deal, leave without “reduced availability and LONDON — For almost a deal or postpone Brexit. choice of products,” espe- unclear how many vid- group focused on kids’ use download apps from as long as Britain and eos exist or to what ex- of media and technology. shows or channels directly Quitting the bloc without cially fresh fruit and veg- the European Union have a deal would, overnight, etables, if Britain leaves tent they have circulated, “Parents are increasing- rather than going through been wrangling over Brex- among children or else- ly frustrated with feeling streaming services such as bring tariffs, customs the EU on March 29 with- it, Melvin Burton has been checks and other barriers out a divorce deal. And it where. Some of the videos surprised or caught off YouTube. PBS, Peppa Pig, preparing for a bumpy might have been made guard by what is being put Nick Jr. and other popu- between Britain and the has warned that “there is landing. EU, and could lead to grid- a risk that consumer be- in response to media at- in front of their kids,” she lar services for kids have He’s growing vegetables, tention surrounding the said. Whether the “chal- their own apps, with pre- lock to British ports. havior could exacerbate, drying fruit and buying U.K. officials and compa- or create, shortages in this challenge. Meanwhile, the lenges” are real or not, screened videos deemed in bulk. He reels off the image of the grinning crea- she said, “they elevate the appropriate for kids. nies have been bracing for scenario.” cornucopia of cans filling Some people, like Bur- ture is reportedly from a potential trade disruption his shed and the cupboard by stockpiling everything ton, are taking no chanc- Japanese sculpture. under his stairs: “Tomato from ice cream and choc- es. He’s a member of a Fact-checking site sauce, chopped tomatoes, olate cookies to medicines Facebook group titled “48 Snopes said the challenge corned beef, tuna, honey, and body bags. But the Percent Preppers,” with first appeared in mid-2018 baked beans, tins of ham. government still warned more than 10,000 mem- linked to suicide reports Cat food, of course, be- this week that British bers. The name refers to without actual evidence. cause I don’t want them to people and businesses are the 48 percent of electors YouTube said it hasn’t go hungry.” unprepared for the shock who voted to remain in the received “any recent evi- “I started buying stuff of a “no-deal” exit. EU in Britain’s 2016 ref- dence of videos showing or about a year and a half Britain imports almost erendum. “Remain” voters promoting the Momo chal- ago,” said the 45-year-old, a third of its food from the make up the bulk of Brex- lenge” on its service. who lives with his wife EU — even more during it hoarders; “leave” sup- So why the panic? Ex- and 8-year-old son in a the early spring “hunger porters are apt to dismiss perts say internet hoaxes village near Cambridge gap,” when domestic crops warnings of food and med- focused on children tap in eastern England. “No have yet to be harvested icine shortages as “Project into fears that parents one seemed to be accept- and retailers rely on fresh Fear.” have about protecting their ing that there was a real produce from Spain, Por- Members of the group children online and else- problem.” tugal, the Netherlands and several similar on- where. In addition to anx- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Plenty of people think and further afield. line forums swap tips on iety about “screen time” in there is a problem now. Supermarket chief ex- what to buy and how to Panic over what children are picking up over general, there is certainly Britain is scheduled to ecutives have warned the store it, whether to stock plenty of problematic vid- the internet sweeps social media on a regular leave the EU in less than government that Britain’s up on fuel and how to knit eos that children shouldn’t basis. a month, on March 29, but available storage space their own clothes. Others its departure terms are is full, and “even if there have seen a commercial still unknown. A U.K.-EU were more space it is im- opportunity. One company Pakistan frees captured Indian deal designed to ensure possible to stockpile fresh in northern England sells a smooth departure has produce, such as salad “Brexit boxes” containing air force pilot in ‘gesture of peace’ been rejected by Britain’s leaves and fresh fruit.” freeze-dried food, a water Parliament, and lawmak- The government says filter and a fire-starter for By Ashok Sharma scheduled to undergo a was in the custody of the ers are due to vote in mid- there will be severe dis- almost $400. and Zaheer Babar detailed medical exam Pakistani military. ASSOCIATED PRESS before boarding a flight Varthaman was accom- from Amritsar, near the panied to the border Fri- WAGAH, Pakistan — Eyeing 2020, White House steps up India-Pakistan border, to day by the International Pakistan handed over a New Delhi for a debriefing Committee of the Red captured Indian air force with top air force officials Cross. His handover took ‘socialism’ attack on Democrats pilot to Indian officials at about his captivity. several hours as proce- By Zeke Miller a border crossing on Fri- “The nation is proud of day, a “gesture of peace” dures including a checkup ASSOCIATED PRESS your exemplary courage,” to verify his health and by Pakistani Prime Min- Indian Prime Minister WASHINGTON — As ister Imran Khan aimed medical condition were Narendra Modi said in a completed before he was the White House gears at defusing a dramatic up for the 2020 campaign, tweet. turned over to Indian of- escalation between the it’s pressing the case that The Pakistani military ficials. nuclear-armed neighbors Democrats are rallying has said it shot down Var- Earlier in the day, the over the disputed region thaman’s MiG-21 fighter behind what it’s calling road on the Indian side of of Kashmir. jet on the Pakistani-held the policies of “socialism.” the border had been lined The pilot, identified as side of Kashmir on Trying to portray Dem- with well-wishers, but Wing Commander Abhi- Wednesday and that the ocrats as out of step with nandan Varthaman, pilot safely ejected. by the time Varthaman ordinary Americans, Vice walked across the border In a message aired on crossed around 9 p.m. President Mike Pence said near the Pakistani town of Pakistani television, Var- most of them had left. in a speech Friday at the Wagah after being taken thaman was seen in his The handover came Conservative Political Ac- in a convoy earlier in the green flight suit saying against the backdrop of tion Conference that the day from the eastern city he was rescued by two blistering cross-border choice in the next election of Lahore, escorted by mil- Pakistani military per- attacks across the dis- is “between freedom and itary vehicles and soldiers, sonnel when he ejected puted Himalayan region socialism, between per- their weapons drawn. and found himself in Pa- of Kashmir that contin- sonal responsibility and Dressed in a blue blazer kistani-controlled territo- ued for a fourth straight government dependence.” day, even as the two nu- and gray dress pants, he ry surrounded by a group It was the latest step PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was greeted by Indian po- of angry residents. It was clear-armed neighbors in a coordinated effort by licemen and military per- not clear when he record- sought to defuse their President Donald Trump “The moment America becomes a socialist sonnel on the Indian side. ed the statement, but it most serious confronta- and his allies to drive up country is the moment America ceases to be The freed pilot was clearly happened while he tion in two decades. enthusiasm among the America,” Vice President Mike Pence told the GOP base by sowing fears crowd of conservative activists. about the policies pushed by Democrats. $93 trillion over 10 years. Trump was expected to “The moment America Democrats have not spec- deliver a similar message becomes a socialist coun- ified a price tag, though when he addresses the try is the moment Amer- Rep. Alexandria Oca- conference on Saturday. ica ceases to be America,” sio-Cortez of New York, A Trump campaign of- Pence told the crowd of who introduced the plan ficial said the campaign conservative activists. along with Massachusetts was exploring ways to use Pence also took aim at Sen. Ed Markey, said it the “socialism” message “Medicare-for-all” and the would be “the same way to drive a wedge between Green New Deal, policy we paid for the original Democratic voters and proposals prominent in New Deal, World War II, independents. The official the crowded Democratic the bank bailouts, tax cuts spoke on the condition of contest for the presiden- for the rich and decades of anonymity to describe in- tial nomination. war — with public mon- ternal planning. The Medicare propos- ey appropriated by Con- The campaign also be- al really means “quali- gress.” lieves that the attacks will ty health care for none,” The health care and cli- activate Trump’s base, Pence said. And “the only mate proposals have be- which may have lost some thing green” about the come litmus tests in the motivation because the Democrats’ environmen- race for the Democratic president has run into tal framework to combat nomination, with many congressional opposition climate change, the vice liberals embracing the as he tries to fulfill his president said, “is how ideas even as some prag- U.S.-Mexico border wall much green it’s going to matists raise questions promise. cost taxpayers if we do it: about cost and feasibility. The head of the Repub- $90 trillion.” White House econom- lican National Committee, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The American Action Fo- ic adviser Larry Kudlow Ronna McDaniel, told the rum, a Republican-linked said at the conference conference on Thursday On Friday, Indians waved the national flag and shouted slogans while think tank, has estimated Thursday that Americans that the GOP would look they waited to welcome the freed pilot at the India-Pakistan border at that the Green New Deal should “put socialism on to “go out and educate” Wagah, 17.5 miles from Amritsar, India. could cost $51 trillion to trial and then convict it.” voters about socialism. SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Benjamin Amazon abandoned its the company is looking to Romano plans for a major campus expand even more in Bel- and Mike Rosenberg in New York City, which levue, although Amazon THE SEATTLE TIMES would have accommodat- has not commented on its ed up to 25,000 employees Eastside plans. Other big Amazon is abandoning as it was built over sev- tech companies in the re- a prominent downtown eral years. (It has upward gion maintain locations on Seattle office project 10 of 2,000 people working in both sides of Lake Wash- months after it threatened the city in areas including ington to tap talent in the to do so if the city imposed advertising, fashion and city and its suburbs. a new business tax. publishing.) Seattle While the Seattle City The company said it Council ultimately re- real-estate impact would spread those jobs Scheduled to open next versed itself on the so- across several other PHOTO | TNS called head tax, Amazon year, the $570 million North American tech Rainier Square tower The new skyscraper apartment building at 727 West Madison is still un- confirmed Wednesdayhubs where it has offices, it will not occupy the project will be the second- der construction. It is the tallest building west of the I-90 in Chicago. but indicated no imme- tallest building in the Pa- 722,000 square feet of diate plans to acceler- space it had leased in the cific Northwest, at 58 sto- ate growth in Seattle as ries. It also will include A shortage of fancy apartments in Rainier Square tower un- a result of its false start der construction at Fifth luxury apartments and in New York. Nor did it a hotel, as well as a PCC Avenue and Union Street. indicate it would restart downtown Chicago could happen The company did resume Community Markets on its HQ2 search process, the ground floor. construction on another the yearlong sweepstakes By Ryan Ori said while discussing the been completed since 2015. high-rise it had paused as Even by Amazon’s stan- it launched in 2017 that dards, the office commit- CHICAGO TRIBUNE forecast during an event But renters continue to part of last May’s threat. yielded in November a Wednesday. “There’s just a fill new apartments down- ment was huge: Only a Apartments could be “We are always evalu- split decision with New lot of uncertainty out there town, and the number of ating our space require- few companies — Star- in short supply in down- York and Northern Vir- bucks, Google and Face- right now.” units completed is expect- ments and intend to ginia tapped for huge new town Chicago in a couple Expected property tax in- ed to slow to 3,500 in 2020 sublease Rainier Square book — have more office of years — and that could offices. space in Seattle altogeth- creases, potential changes and 2021. based on current plans,” mean higher rents — de- Now, in addition to seats er than Amazon was plan- to affordable housing re- “The market’s going to Amazon said in a state- spite a construction boom for 25,000 would-be New ning to occupy in Rainier quirements and the spec- tighten up,” DeVries said. ment, adding that the that has nearly doubled York employees, Amazon Square. ter of some form of rent “You’re going to see in- company has more than the supply of high-end — if its growth trajectory In addition to its size, control could potentially creased occupancy and 9,000 open jobs and 2 mil- units since 2015. holds — would need to Rainier Square represent- push down the profitabil- (landlords) trying to drive lion square feet of new find space for thousands ed a bit of a departure for Meanwhile, apartment ity of existing apartment rents (up) through that pe- space under construction more who would have Amazon, which has about construction in the sub- buildings and new devel- riod.” in Seattle, and that “it worked in downtown Se- 40 buildings and 45,000 urbs is on pace to set a re- opments. A slowdown in Although Integra’s pre- will continue to evaluate attle. employees in South Lake cord this year. apartment construction sentation mostly steered future growth.” At 722,000 square feet, Union and the Denny Tri- Despite the heady times, likely would push up rents around politics, it was a The Amazon execu- the Rainier Square lease angle, to venture south apartment building devel- for downtown residents. hot topic among real estate tives doing those evalua- was one of the biggest in toward downtown. opers and owners are brac- “We could be seeing a professionals at the event tions exit February with Seattle history. It provid- The impact the pullout ing for a period of great un- shortage of units in two to who wonder how politi- much more to consider ed room for at least 3,500 will have on the local of- certainty that could curtail three years. Hard to believe cal changes will affect an than when they entered employees, and perhaps fice market is mixed: On the momentum, according that, right?” DeVries said. industry that has thrived the month. Meanwhile, up to 5,000. one hand, it’s a ton of to a new forecast by mar- About 4,200 units are — particularly in and the company’s growth in Amazon had previously space to fill, and likely too ket research firm and con- expected to be completed around the Loop — un- Seattle and relationship secured two large spaces big for any one company sultant Integra Realty Re- downtown this year, just der current Mayor Rahm with the city will likely in downtown Bellevue, to take. But on the other sources. shy of the record 4,348 Emanuel. 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