SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 NSCC in a class of its own on community engagement

By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF LYNN — North Shore Community College is the only community college in Massachusetts to win the prestigious 2020 Carnegie Community Engage- ment Classi cation thanks in part to its close ties to Lynn organizations. The college, with its Broad Street campus and locations in Danvers and Beverly, is one of only three community colleges nationwide to receive the desig- nation for 2020. To cap off the honor, this is the college’s second Carnegie Foundation distinction. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “Recognition from the Carnegie Foun- dation is an excellent acknowledgement A turkey, nicknamed Vinnie by the residents of Swampscott, makes life dif cult for drivers as they of progressive advancement in NSCC’s make their way down Paradise Road. continued efforts to expand upon our commitment to community and civic engagement for our students, faculty and staff,” said NSCC President Dr. Swampscott sits as turkey trots Patricia A. Gentile. The classi cation, designated by By Elyse Carmosino Shoppers and employees comes back around fall, Swampscott Animal Con- the Carnegie Foundation for the Ad- ITEM STAFF have reported several run- before Thanksgiving, and trol officer Diane Treadwell vancement of Teaching, recognizes ins with the large fowl who directs traffic — walks said the bird in question — “the collaboration between institu- SWAMPSCOTT — One was described as “unafraid” around, gobbles at anyone affectionately named Vin- tions of higher education and their particularly belligerent of loud traffic by Lindy, an who beeps at him or tries to nie by some — has actually larger communities (local, regional/ turkey has staked his employee at the Petco in ad- shoo him away. only inhabited the inter- state, national, global) for the mutu- claim over the intersection jacent Vinnin Square. “He’s not scared whatso- section since summer, and ally bene cial exchange of knowledge on Swampscott’s Paradise “I’ve been here about two ever. I’ve literally sat there, added the problem has been and resources in a context of partner- Road, hindering drivers years. He’s been here the in the middle of the road a divisive one for the town. ship and reciprocity.” as they pass through the entire time,” said Lindy, with a big truck beeping “Half of the town hates In NSCC’s case, Gentile and college busy entrance to Swamp- who requested the Item next to me, and (the turkey) spokeswoman, Linda Brantley, said scott Mall. not use her last name. “He just sat there gobbling.” VINNIE, A3 the collaboration is built on solid bonds forged between the school’s Lynn cam- pus and local institutions. Gentile took the lead in organizing The Carbon monoxide Lynn eld CommUniverCity, a Lynn-based urban education-workforce development col- laboration involving NSCC, Lynn pub- sends Marblehead offering lic schools, Salem State University, the city of Lynn, Lynn Community Health janitors to hospital Center, and the North Shore Workforce students Investment Board (WIB). By Thor Jourgensen “In addition to the broad impact of ITEM STAFF more CommUniverCity, our students vol- unteer and do service learning proj- MARBLEHEAD — Two people were taken to Massa- ects in many Lynn businesses and chusetts General Hospital in Boston after emergency options CBO’s. We host the monthly mobile crews responded Friday morning to a possible carbon markets and are providing the loca- monoxide incident at Coffin Elementary School. The By Anne Marie Tobin tion for the winter Lynn food market. school was closed after the incident for the remainder ITEM STAFF Those are what immediately come to of the school day. Interim School Superintendent William McAlduff LYNNFIELD — Sam mind,” Brantley said. said in a mid-morning statement the Turner Road Cooke’s memorable lyric, CommUniverCity’s goal, according school was evacuated at 7:45 a.m. after a boiler mal- “don’t know much about to a statement provided by the col- function released carbon monoxide gas and triggered history,” won’t apply to lege, is to “work in integrated tandem high carbon monoxide monitor readings. town schools with the to increasing the number of Lynn Two maintenance workers who were in the boiler room School Committee’s deci- residents who attend and complete were transported to the hospital for precautionary mea- sion to accept a new High post-secondary training and educa- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER sures having been exposed to the gas. School Program of Stud- tion goals and enter into sustaining McAlduff said at the time of evacuation, only staff and Nick Israelson(33) and Don- ies for the 2020-2021 year. careers in area industry.” one student were in the building. Emergency medical ovan Clark(10) try to defend In its noti cation letter, the Carnegie Among the program personnel were available at both Coffin and Eveleth Classical’s Jeff Barbosa(10) name changes were For- Foundation stated that NSCC’s “… ap- (where some Coffin staff had gone to be with the Coffin Friday in Saugus. eign Language is now plication documented excellent align- children) to check out any staff who felt they had carbon World Language; History ment among mission, culture, lead- monoxide symptoms. ership, resources, and practices that Once the evacuation decision was made at 8 a.m., is now History and Social support dynamic and noteworthy com- McAlduff said school was cancelled for the day and INSIDE Science, and Guidance is munity engagement, and you were able school workers informed parents dropping their chil- now School Counseling to provide exemplary institutionalized dren off for school about the incident and the decision Opinion and Guidance. practices of community engagement.” to close. Shribman. A4 Physics CP will now be Gentile is slated to retire in July and Children who walked to school or were dropped off offered to juniors as well the search is underway for her replace- were put into a Marblehead school bus to keep warm. Sports as seniors, while the math ment. She said civic engagement is at Once it was determined that school would not reopen, Saugus boys basketball upsets sequence has also been the core of NSCC’s mission statement. these 20 students were bused to the Eveleth School Classical. B1 rearranged with seniors “NSCC believes educating and train- where parents were called. • now having the option of ing today’s workforce goes hand in “The school department has informed parents and will Swampscott girls basketball falls taking statistics. continue to provide updates to our families,” McAlduff to Danvers. B1 The program had been NSCC, A3 said. presented to the board at its Jan. 7 meeting by Prin- cipal Bob Cleary, who not- ed a great majority of the SUV breaches Mar-a-Lago; changes were semantics in nature or simple name two in custody after chase changes. “Physics used to be only By Terry Spencer Palm Beach resort at the time, for seniors, but this gives ASSOCIATED PRESS although he was scheduled to kids more flexibility so arrive there later in the day. that by the time of the se- nior year they are free to PALM BEACH, Fla. — Law Roemhild was not at any time take other elective cours- enforcement agents opened fire “even remotely close” to getting es, such as forensics,” on an SUV driver who smashed into the “inner perimeter” of the through two security check- Cleary said. “Sometimes president’s resort, Palm Beach physics classes get over- points at Mar-a-Lago on Friday County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw in what authorities described as loaded with seniors. If said at a news conference. maybe a few more take it the actions of “an obviously im- He said Roemhild, “obviously paired” driver but not an inten- as a junior, then they are impaired,” was dancing on top tional attack on President Don- taking something else as of her vehicle when an off-duty a senior and freeing up ald Trump’s resort. Florida Highway Patrol officer space.” The driver, Hannah Roemhild, who was working private secu- Cleary said the option for 30, from Connecticut, was lat- rity at the Breakers hotel first seniors to take statistics FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er arrested at a nearby motel. approached her. gives students another The Mar-a-Lago resort owned by President Donald Trump No one was injured, authorities in Palm Beach, Fla. said, and Trump was not at the MAR-A-LAGO, A3 CURRICULUM, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 50° VOL. 142, ISSUE 45 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 12° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 OBITUARIES Bill would require Peter A. Fijux, 65 Emma Sharkey, 97 1954-2020 safety barriers and LYNN — Emma (Fitzgerald) key, of Utah, Caitlin Sharkey of LYNN — Peter A. Fijux, 65, Sharkey, age 97, of Lynn, and N. M., Matthew Sharkey and passed away unexpectedly at nets on 3 bridges a lifelong resident, passed Mikayla Sharkey of LaPorte, TX, his home on January 28, 2020. away Tuesday, January 28, Mother in law of Patricia Shar- The son of Bart and Shirley WARWICK, R.I. (AP) there were 27 suicide deaths 2020. She was the wife of key, Aunt and cousin of sev- (Parker) Fijux, he was born in — A Rhode Island bill from the three bridges, the the late Edward Sharkey. Born eral and Godmother of Robin Cambridge, lived in Belmont would require safety bar- Rhode Island Department in Springvale, Maine, she was Painchaud of Lynn. She was and graduated from Belmont riers or netting on bridg- of Health told the Daily the daughter of the late Ed- the mother of the late Susan High School in 1972. es that connect islands to ward and Emily (Popple) Fitz- Sharkey and Michael E. Shar- He was employed at F.B. News in November. the mainland. The Rhode Island Turn- gerald. She was educated in key and sister of the late Hel- Harris Corp. of Lynn: the If made into law, the bar- pike and Bridge Authority Lynn and a graduate of Lynn en Morris, George Fitzgerald family business which he riers would be required for already has prevention Classical High School. Emma and Edward Fitzgerald. joined in 1985. three bridges that connect was a Veteran of WWII, serving Service Information: Her Peter was a kind and quiet Aquidneck and Conanicut measures in place, includ- with the United States Navy. funeral service will be held man who loved orchids, mineral islands to the Rhode Island ing a surveillance system She was a homemaker and on Monday at 10:30 a.m. in specimens, woodworking, high mainland — Mount Hope that allows authorities to was a Twi Lighter of the Sal- the Salvation Army Church, performance auto racing, dogs, Bridge, the Claiborne Pell act quickly. There's also vation Army and a member 1 Franklin Street, Lynn, mountains, y  shing(and y Bridge, and the James- signs with information of Post 6 American Legion. followed by burial in Pine tying), and his family. town Verrazzano Bridge — about who to call for peo- 3-5 PM at Dole, Childs & Emma loved to travel and en- Grove Cemetery. Visitation He is survived by his wife by Jan. 1, 2022, in an effort ple who are considering Shaw Funeral Home; 148 joyed knitting and crocheting is Sunday, 12:00 noon – Linda Ruiz, daughters Margo to prevent suicides. harming themselves. Main St., Haverhill, MA. On- Rep. Joseph J. Solomon in her spare time. She was 3:00 PM in the Goodrich and Nautalice Fijux, Brother, If the legislation passes, line condolences may be sent Jr., a Democrat of Warwick, devoted to the Salvation Army Funeral Home, 128 Wash- David Fijux of Belmont, Sister, Rhode Island would join to www.dcsfuneralhome.com. introduced the legislation. and volunteered ington St., Lynn. Susan Patnaude of Olympia other states, such as New In lieu of owers, donations Solomon described the there as well. Emma For those desiring, Washington, Niece Robin York, California and Flor- may be sent to LionsVision- problem as “frequent” was the grandmother memorials may be ida, that are moving for- and Nephew Rene’ and their Gift.org or a wildlife organiza- and said in a statement of Jennifer C. Shar- made to the Salva- ward with similar plans. spouses and children. tion of your choice. that Portsmouth Police key of Wildomar, tion Army Church. Service Information: Rela- responded to Mount Hope The bill has been re- CA and Michael J. tives and friends are invited Bridge 36 times last year, ferred to the House Corpo- Sharkey and his wife Mildred to attend calling hours on the Newport Daily News rations Committee. There of Laporte, Texas and great Saturday February 1st from reported Thursday. are plans to introduce a grandmother of Zachary Shar- Between 2010 and 2018 similar bill in the Senate. Religious freedom Orfelina E. Juhasz, 82 Basil L. Timmons, 66 1937-2020 group objects to the LYNN — Basil L. Timmons, Jr., PEABODY — Orfelina E. 66, of Lynn, died January 30, “Or ” (Ospino) Juhász, age 2020, surrounded by his loving Navy's Christian talk 82, of West Peabody and for- family, after a brief illness. Born merly of Lynn and Bogotá, Co- in Chelsea to the late Basil and NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) spokeswoman for Navy Re- lombia, died at her home on Phyllis (D’Amico) Timmons, Ba- — An organization that gion Mid-Atlantic, told the Thursday, January 30, 2020, sil was a lifelong Lynn resident. advocates for the religious Navy Times the lecture se- surrounded by her loving fami- He was a 1971 graduate of freedom of military mem- ries was intended to re ect ly. She was the beloved wife of Lynn English High School, and bers requested Friday discussions that occur after the late Janos Juhász who pre- then enlisted in the US Army, that the commander of Sunday services and was deceased her in 1984. Born stationed in Corpus Christi, TX. Naval Station Newport in not meant try to convert in Santa Marta, Colombia in Basil began his career as a Lynn Rhode Island investigate anyone to Christianity. 1937, Or was the daughter Fire ghter, then joined the MDC those responsible for pro- “It’s a discussion series of the late Jacobo and Rosa Metropolitan Police, and then moting a discussion series after services only for (Rubio) Ospino. She was later retired as a State Trooper that urges Navy person- those who volunteer to at- raised and educated in Santa with the MA State Police. He nel to "Lead like Jesus." tend,” she said. Marta, Colombia, relocated to was a member of the Franco The way the 12-week Had the discussion se- Bogotá, Colombia following American VFW, and he helped series was promoted, ries been promoted just her marriage in 1962 and through a yer and email organize many ceremonies wife Robin of Lynn, his  an- to those people who reg- came to the United States in and events to honor veterans noting a change of venue body and Catalina “Cathy” cée Mira Strongina of Lynn, 9 ularly attended the chap- 1975. She lived on Lynn eld throughout the community. Ba- to everyone in a command Celentano and her husband grandchildren, 9 nieces and lain's services, that would Street in Lynn and moved to sil was an avid gardener who position at the base, is a Rick of Campton, NH and nephews, as well as many have been OK, Weinstein Peabody in 1992. Or worked loved cooking, Italian music, violation of the Consti- the cherished grandmother great nieces and nephews. He said. But sending it to as a senior accountant at Tri- old western movies, and playing tution and of Navy rules, of Veronica and Renee Col- was predeceased by his sister everyone in a command City Mental Health Center in poker. He also enjoyed watch- said Mikey Weinstein, position, no matter their lard. Or is also survived Phyllis Berg, aunt Lena D’Ami- of the Military Religious Lynn and Malden from 1975 ing the Patriots and Red Sox. faith, was not, he said. by her many siblings, niec- co, and uncle Sam Adario. Freedom Foundation. until her retirement in 2008. His family meant the world That applies pressure es, nephews, great-nieces, “This is a blatant viola- She was an active member to him. His grandchildren will Service Information: Ba- on those who received the great-nephews, cousins and tion of the separation of of the Hispanic Community in miss their Papa dearly. He sil’s funeral will be held on email, he said. “We have close friends in the United church and state,” he said. Lynn and at Our Lady of the loved afternoons at Gannon Tuesday February 4, 2020 States and Colombia. He is also asking base a word in the military for Assumption Church. She was Golf Course with his late sister at 9:30AM at SOLIMINE FU- Service Information: A Fu- commander Capt. Ian that, it's called being ‘vol- a founding member and past Phyllis, his brother Michael, NERAL HOME, 426 Broad- neral will be held on Tues- Johnson to punish those untold,’” he said. president of the Lynn Hispanic and brother in law John, and way, Lynn followed by funeral day, February 4, 2020 from responsible for promoting Weinstein said his or- Festival, Lynn Hispanic Schol- his afternoon conversations mass at 10:30AM at St. Pius the SOLIMINE FUNERAL the event as a deterrent. ganization represents 41 arship Fund and helped run with his sister Claudia. Church, Lynn, and then buri- HOME, 426 Broadway (Rt. The discussion series was people who work at the the children’s Christmas par- Basil is survived by his son al at Pine Grove Cemetery, base — both active duty 129), Lynn at 9a.m. fol- promoted by base chaplain, ty at St. Joseph’s Church for Tony Timmons and his wife Lynn. Visitation will be Mon- sailors as well as civilian lowed by a Funeral Mass in Cmdr. Richard Smothers. many years. Rachel of Lynn, daughter Tam- day from 4-8PM. Relatives contractors — 32 of whom Our Lady of the Assumption A message seeking com- She served on the Board my Stoey of Nashua, are Christians. Church, Lynn eld at 10a.m. and friends are re- ment was left at Smoth- of Directors of Project Cope NH, daughter Mi- Martin France, a re- Relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited. Di- ers' of ce. An email and Eastern Bank and was chelle Dion of Lynn, tired U.S. Air Force brig- spectfully invited to attend. rections and online message was left with recognized as “Woman of sister Claudia Spof- adier general and a mem- the Year” at the annual Leg- Private burial in St. Mary guestbook at www. Johnson. A spokeswom- ford and Jack Peter- ber of the organization's islative Breakfast in 1998. Cemetery, Lynn will be at a Solimine.com. an for the base directed son of Lynn, brother advisory board, said Following her husband’s later date. Visiting hours will questions to Navy Region Michael Timmons and his wife in an email to Johnson death, Or became involved be on Monday from 3-7p.m. Mid-Atlantic headquar- Lisa of Danvers, brother in ters in Norfolk, Va. Mes- that discussions entitled with the Little Missionary Donations in Or ’s memory law John Berg of Wilmington, “Lead like Mohammed" Sisters of Charity in Grov- sages seeking comment may be made to the Lynn or “Atheist Leadership" eland assisting them with uncle Mel D’Amico and his were left there. Hispanic Scholarship Fund, Elizabeth Baker, a would not be tolerated. accounting and other chari- Inc., Non-Pro t Organiza- table needs. She was an ex- tion, P.O. Box 8280, Lynn, cellent cook, loved dancing MA 01904 or Our Lady of and tending to her beauti- the Assumption Church, Massachusetts Senate approves ful roses at her home. She 758 Salem St., Lynn eld, was always full of joy and MA 01940. Directions and will be remembered for her online guestbook at www. ‘net-zero’ environmental bills infectious laugh and devo- solimine.com. tion she had for her family By Steve LeBlanc into your garage with the impact on small business- out of pollution,” he said. and friends. Orfelina was ASSOCIATED PRESS engine running and stay in es, consumers, drivers and Supporters of the bills say the loving mother of Piroska that garage?” Pacheco said. others in Massachusetts. they will also help counter “Piri” Juhász-Collard and her BOSTON — The Massa- “We are in a big garage. The They said those impacts efforts by the Republican husband Rick of West Pea- chusetts Senate approved world is in a big garage.” could come in the form of administration of President a series of bills Thursday The bills would set a higher energy bills, higher Donald Trump to slow the that supporters say will deadline for converting all fuel prices, more expensive progress of energy-ef cient help dramatically reduce Massachusetts Bay Trans- products, and limits on appliances by updating the the state's greenhouse gas portation Authority buses what consumers can buy state's own appliance stan- emissions over the next to all-electric power by re- or install in their homes or dards to improve energy few decades. quiring the MBTA to limit what companies can sell. and water standards for Welcome Dental The package of bills en- bus purchases and leases “Shoppers living within household and commercial visions transitioning cars, to zero-emission vehicles a budget may not be able appliances. Nice Cosmetic Fillings & Dentures trucks and buses to car- beginning in 2030, and to to buy and install a more Existing Massachusetts Natalya Kravetskaya, D.M.D. bon-free electric power, aim for an all zero-emis- affordable product from law — the 2008 Global jump-starting efforts to sions eet by 2040. another state, or even pur- Warming Solutions Act 30 State Street supply low-cost solar elec- State government would chase a used appliance,” — set a goal of reducing Lynn, MA 01901 tricity to low-income com- be limited to buying or leas- said Christopher Carlozzi, greenhouse gas emissions munities, and requiring ing zero emissions vehicles state director for the Na- to 80 percent below 1990 781-595-8606 appliances meet energy beginning in 2024. The bills tional Federation of Inde- levels by the year 2050. ef ciency standards. would provide rebates or pendent Businesses. Supporters say they're other  nancial incentives to “The potential carbon tax- aiming for a statewide consumers who buy or lease es would make the state’s 781-593-7700 “net zero” emissions a zero-emission vehicle. small businesses uncom- Publishing Daily, except Sundays Lynn Drug Task Force greenhouse gas limit for To reach the 2050 net-ze- petitive with companies in USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the year 2050. ro goal, the legislation states with lower energy Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Democratic state Sen. requires the state to hit costs,” Carlozzi added. and additional of ces. Hotline Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Marc Pacheco said Massa- near-term carbon limits in Ben Hellerstein, state Subscriptions chusetts is starting to fall 2025, 2030 and every  ve director for Environment Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY behind other states which years after that. The bill Massachusetts, praised $20.00 for 4 weeks or text the word tiplynn have passed aggressive car- also sets separate sub-lim- the ef ciency standards for $65.00 for 13 weeks bon emissions standards. $130.00 for 26 weeks and your tip to “tip411” (847411) its for transportation, new faucets, shower heads, $260.00 for 1 year He said it's urgent that buildings, solid waste, commercial dishwashers, Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Spanish menu available states take action, even if natural gas distribution ovens, and other products. send address changes to: individually they account and other major sectors. “By reducing the amount The Daily Item All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. for a relatively small part Critics say the Senate of unnecessary energy 110 Munroe St. Callers may remain anonymous. P.O. Box 5 of the problem. bills don't take into con- wasted by common prod- Lynn, MA 01903 “Would you drive your car sideration the  nancial ucts, we can take a big bite SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynnfield offering students more options

CURRICULUM that is more useful if you change was to “flip-flop” so it’s something a little From A1 are going into business Algebra 2, currently taken more consistent.” or something less techni- by 10th graders, and Ge- Other changes included option besides pre-calcu- cal. We think it might be ometry, currently taken by using more consistent lan- lus. He said students on a better fit going into col- ninth-graders. guage in the English course the honors track, typically lege and also adds a little “We go through this ev- descriptors and updating take AL Calculus or AP bit more flexibility.” ery year and to be honest the AP Art descriptors. statistics, but students An Honors level Cham- with you, it’s kind of one of Cleary acknowledged who struggle with math ber Singers class has also those things I don’t know that despite the addition had no real options for a been added. why we didn’t do this ear- of a full-time computer sci- more fundamental fourth- Cleary said this is in lier,” said Cleary. ence teacher, student de- year math class. response to the fact that Cleary said the de- mand to take computer sci- “A kid that kind of strug- there is increased de- cision will make for a ence still is not being met. gles with their math as a mand on what Chamber smoother transition for He added that 95 students junior, getting into pre- Singers are doing perfor- eighth-graders, who cur- wanted to take computer calc as a senior can be a mance-wise as well on the rently take Algebra 1. science last year, but the school only had 18 spots. real struggle, and, again, level of expectations with “They then go into PHOTO | PAULA MULLER “We are in a holding pat- the student that says ‘I’m respect to quality. geometry in the ninth tern right now as they are NSCC President Patricia Gentile gives an not going to be an engi- “We’ve gone back and grade, which is conceptu- doing research to see what overview of the building project. neering major,’ so I don’t forth on it, but we thought ally very different,” said other offerings we may of- need that technicality of why not allow them to get Cleary. “We thought the fer,” said Cleary. calculus or pre-calculus,” honors credit because they better transition would NSCC in a class of its own said Cleary. “CP statistics are doing so much more,” be to go from Algebra 1 in Anne Marie Tobin can be will give those students said Cleary. the eighth grade straight reached at atobin@item- something fundamental Cleary said the biggest to Algebra 2 in the ninth live.com. on community engagement

NSCC persist in college and com- From A1 plete their degrees; obtain Swampscott sits as turkey trots skills prized by employers; hand with developing cit- and develop habits of so- has been made available izens actively engaged cial responsibility and civic to them,” Larson said. “Ei- in promoting the public participation,” she said. ther purposeful feeding, good. Studies show that or an area where there is students who participate Thor Jourgensen can be a lot of food available to in civic learning opportu- reached at tjourgensen@ them all the time. It could nities are more likely to: itemlive.com. be somebody with bird seed or something like that on the ground.” According to Larson, turkeys tend to be less scared of cars than of peo- ple and are often unfazed by loud honks from frus- trated motorists. Her suggested solution? Just keep driving — slow- ly — and the bird will get the message. “People don’t realize that if you drive towards the bird - and I’m not saying drive towards it to run it over — but if you keep on moving, the bird will run FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS out of the way,” she said. “I’ve been in that area, Joe Vandever Sr., one of the few remaining and that’s a busy road. Navajo Code Talkers that were able to confuse There’s no reason to sit the Japanese during World War II with their through three light cycles. language, is dead at 96. You can move, and the bird will move.” As for Lindy, she re- Navajo Code Talker mains unbothered by Vin- nie’s antics. “It’s hilarious. Every- dies at 96; less than one comes in (to Petco) saying, ‘oh my God, did you see the turkey? … a handful remain He’s basically just very WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. Vandever's death leaves ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK stubborn. ‘I’m standing here. Leave me alone.’” (AP) — One of the few less than a handful of Na- A turkey, nicknamed Vinnie by the residents of Swampscott, makes life Treadwell asked that remaining Navajo Code vajo Code Talkers still alive. difficult for drivers as they make their way down Paradise Road. people refrain from feed- Talkers who used their Vandever enlisted in ing Vinnie and encour- native language to con- the Marines in Santa Fe VINNIE case scenario is that Vin- this particular area, Mari- aged anyone interested found the Japanese in in March 1943 and was From A1 nie moves on his own, but on Larson of Mass Wildlife in learning more about World War II has died. honorably discharged in she said that’s unlikely to agreed the explanation the problem to visit Mass Joe Vandever Sr. died of January 1946. He worked him, half loves him,” she happen while residents might be a simple case of Wildlife’s website or mass. health complications Fri- multiple jobs after the said. continue to feed him. easy access to resources. gov for tips on how to in- day in Haystack, N.M., war, including for an oil Treadwell said the issue “People don’t realize “Most of the time when teract with local wildlife. according to his family. He company and as a mining has been difficult to solve they’re part of the prob- we have birds show up was 96. prospector, and stressed because it is illegal for An- lem,” she said. in these weird places, it Elyse Carmosino can be Tribal leaders called the importance of the imal Control to relocate a For those wondering often has to do with (the reached at ecarmosino@ Vandever a “great war- Navajo language. He also healthy animal. The best what draws the turkey to fact) some kind of food itemlive.com. rior” and a “compassion- was a medicine man. ate family man" and Vandever is survived by asked Navajos to keep his a sister, several children SUV breaches Mar-a-Lago; two in custody after chase spirit and his family in and dozens of grandchil- their prayers. dren and great-grandchil- MAR-A-LAGO Vandever was among dren. He had one great- From A1 hundreds of Navajos who great-grandchild. served in the U.S. Marine Vandever's wife of 73 Roemhild jumped into the Corps, transmitting mes- years, Bessie, died last SUV and refused to open sages using a code based September. the window or acknowl- on the Navajo language. He will be buried at the edge the officer, Bradshaw The code developed by an Santa Fe National Cem- said. She then put the car original group of 29 Nava- etery. Arrangements are in reverse and began driv- jos was never broken. pending. ing away. The trooper smashed the window and tried to grab the steering Massachusetts man wheel, but was unable to stop her, the sheriff said. Roemhild led officers pleads guilty to child on a high-speed pursuit, at times driving on the pornography charges wrong side of the road at speeds nearing 70 miles, BOSTON (AP) — A ages and videos depicting said Major Robert Chan- Massachusetts man who child pornography, includ- dler of the Florida High- authorities say had hun- ing the sexual assault of way Patrol. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dreds of images and vid- girls who appeared to be She crashed through two Palm Beach Police and Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies set up a eos depicting child por- as young as 4. checkpoints near Mar-a- checkpoint at the intersection of S. County Rd. and S. Ocean Blvd. Fri- nography on an electronic At the time of his arrest, Lago and was speeding day in Palm Beach, Fla., on Friday. Authorities say officers fired shots device has pleaded guilty, Kulikowski was on pretri- toward a third when sher- at a vehicle that breached security Friday at President Donald Trump's prosecutors say. al release for several sim- iff’s deputies and Secret Mar-a-Lago resort. Matthew Kulikowski, ilar state charges, includ- Service agents fired nu- 38, of Whitman, plead- ing disseminating obscene merous rounds at the car. surrounded the property. past two checkpoints by ident and wanted to meet ed guilty Thursday to material to a minor, and Roemhild kept driving Roemhild was going to falsely identifying him- him or his family to dis- receipt of child pornog- indecent assault and bat- and investigators believe be charged with assault self as part of the presi- cuss possible deals. raphy and possession of tery on a child under 14. she picked up a female on a federal officer, dead- dent’s helicopter crew. Zhang was found guilty child pornography, ac- He has since been convict- relative before authorities cording to the U.S. attor- ed of those offenses. ly assault on two sher- In March 2019, Chinese of trespassing and lying located her car using a li- ney’s office in Boston. iff’s deputies and traffic national Yujing Zhang to Secret Service agents cense plate reader. Roem- Sentencing was sched- and was sentenced to hild ran from her car out- charges, Bradshaw said. gained access to Mar-a- uled for May 29. Kulikow- LAW OFFICES OF side a nearby motel and Mar-a-Lago has been Lago while carrying a time served. ski has been in custody JAMES J. CARRIGAN was tackled by a trooper, the scene of several in- laptop, phones and other In December, the club’s since his arrest in Sep- • Social Security Disability Bradshaw said. trusions since Trump be- electronic gear. That led security officers confront- tember 2018. • Workers Compensation Later Friday, the SUV came president. On Jan. to initial speculation that ed Jing Lu, 56, for tres- Law enforcement • Accidents 5, just hours after Trump the 33-year-old business- passing and told her to 25 years located across could be seen in the park- learned that an inter- from Lynn District Court ing lot of a local motel, and his family had left the woman from Shanghai leave, but she returned net user at Kulikowski’s 15 Johnson St. with both the driver’s side club following a two-week might be a spy, but she to take photos. Lu was home distributed child window and the rear win- vacation, a Florida man was never charged with charged with loitering and pornography using a mes- 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN dow completely shattered. who had been dishonor- espionage. Text messag- resisting an officer with- senger app. Authorities ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN The parking lot was lined ably discharged from the es she exchanged with a out violence after taking searched his home and LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL with red police tape and Marines for sex offenses trip organizer indicated photos by entering a ser- found a tablet they say www.jamescarriganlaw.com law enforcement vehicles was arrested after he got she was a fan of the pres- vice entrance. contained at least 300 im- [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US Democrats play 3D Chinese Checkers in Iowa E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Deep in the historical caucuses with the support formidable force. Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg archives of the state that of 1 percent. Iowa has been What happens then? He Edward M. Grant 110 Munroe St. E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Monday holds the first con- a hospitable second home could cruise to the nomina- Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall test in the 2020 presiden- to Sen. Amy Klobuchar of tion. He could stumble in P.O. Box 5 W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey tial election is the farm di- neighboring Minnesota, who South Carolina, be brought Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton ary of Ellen Mowrer Miller, will likely exceed 175 events back to Earth, and then the Customer Service J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan who, more than a century in the state before caucusing Democrats would engage in Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman and a half ago, expressed begins Monday night. She’s trench warfare leading to the optimism that a dozen deep into double digits here, Super Tuesday, where 14 Connecting All Departments: PUBLISHERS Democratic candidates are and is someone to watch. states hold contests exactly a Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 struggling to summon right But as the caucuses draw month after Iowa’s caucuses. 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 now: “I see all things that is near, all eyes are on Sen. Ber- Then again, the emergence Ext. 2 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 good, holy & lovely.” nie Sanders of Vermont, who of Sanders could create an Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 By mid-evening Monday, is surging in Iowa, where he “ABS” movement — “Any- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising classi [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 only one of those candi- lost four years ago to Hillary body But Sanders,” an echo Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 dates will see “things that is Rodham Clinton by two-10ths of the “ABM” (Anybody But Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 good,” though three, maybe of a percentage point. [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 McGovern) movement that Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 four, others, seeking to put a Last week’s Los Angeles surfaced after Sen. George Circulation Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 “lovely” face on an Iowa cau- Times poll of Democrats in McGovern streaked toward [email protected] cus loss, will claim to have California, which votes in the party’s 1972 nomina- Ext. 3 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 such a vision. Ronald Rea- a month, underlined how tion. Early signs emerged gan did so after losing here Sanders’ support is by far last week when Third Way, Newsroom in 1980, and so did George dominated by liberals — at a centrist group, warned that [email protected] H.W. Bush in 1988 and Don- once a confirmation of the Sanders possessed a “politi- [email protected] ald Trump in 2016. All three party’s evolution in the past cally toxic background.” Ext. 4 lost here, then triumphed four years and an alarming Meanwhile, in Iowa, sec- Sports eight days later in New phenomenon in the eyes of ond choices matter. [email protected] Hampshire — and won the conventional Democrats, In Monday’s caucuses, sup- White House in November. who worry that a left-leaning porters of candidates who Ext. 5 No Democrat has lost a con- nominee would only work to don’t attract 15 percent of Retail and Online EDITORIAL tested Iowa caucus and won the advantage of President the people in the room must Advertising the presidency. That is one Donald J. Trump by harvest- abandon their candidate [email protected] reason why Monday’s contests ing moderate voters who oth- and affiliate with another. ADVERTISING mean so much. But while, as erwise would be congenial to Second choices, however, do Misinformation financial advisers argue, past a Democratic challenger. not mean second chances. Ernie Carpenter Jr. performance is no guarantee It is a long-standing nos- Director of Advertising Buttigieg may well not have and Business Development, ext. 1355 of future results, the large trum of politics that Iowa’s 15 percent support in some [email protected] is the coronavirus Democratic field screams out Democrats are more liberal caucuses. Klobuchar may for winnowing, a peculiarly than Democrats nationwide. not, either. Will those Dem- Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Iowa kind of practice. It is But Iowa’s choices have im- ocrats, spurning the Warren [email protected] outbreak’s side effect the process of blowing wind portant implications for the and Sanders corner, wander through grain to remove the nation’s choices, especial- over to the Biden corner? If Eric Rondeau Editorial from the Los Angeles Times Editorial Board chaff, a process people here ly in the Midwest. Trump Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Buttigieg’s supporters do not [email protected] Scattered in with the legitimate news headlines have mastered since Ellen campaign officials are circu- number 15 percent but Klo- Mowrer Miller scratched her lating reports arguing that Patricia Whalen circulating on social media regarding the deadly buchar’s do, would they move thoughts into her diary in increasing numbers of Dem- to the Klobuchar corner? Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] coronavirus outbreak are a worrisome number of 1868, the year Andrew John- ocrats and Independents are Any number of permu- fake news items and outright hoaxes. son was impeached. attending the president’s tations are possible. New BUSINESS OFFICE Here’s are a few egregious examples: The outbreak All this will be conducted rallies — as many as about Hampshire’s primary is like Susan J. Conti is much worse than the government is admitting. Mil- without rancor or recrimi- three in five in a recent Wis- checkers; Iowa’s caucuses Controller, ext. 1288 lions have been infected and thousands of people are nation, of course. I remem- consin crowd in an urban are like three-dimensional [email protected] literally keeling over in the streets of China. Bill Gates’ ber a conversation two de- congressional district. Chinese checkers. Campaign cades ago with Jane Smiley, Fear of alienating potential Ted Grant foundation predicted this outbreak (maybe even creat- managers have been fired for Publisher, ext. 1234 the author of “A Thousand anti-Trump voters is what ed it) and projects that it will kill 65 million people. You poor performances in Iowa, [email protected] Acres” who earned an MFA is fueling the efforts of Klo- and campaigns themselves won’t be one of them if you have oregano oil on hand, and a Ph.D. from the Uni- buchar, former Mayor Pete have shut down for poor per- Marian Kinney because it can prevent coronavirus infections. versity of Iowa and who Buttigieg of South Bend, ext. 1212 formances in Iowa. [email protected] It’s scary enough that despite intensive efforts to taught at Iowa State Univer- Ind., and former Vice Presi- Critics of Iowa — especial- stop it, this infection has spread so far and wide since sity, in Ames, for 15 years. dent Joseph R. Biden Jr., all ly because its demographic Will Kraft She pointed out that there of whom are arguing — some - Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 it was first identified in Wuhan, China, on Jan. 9. But profile is so one-dimension [email protected] the last thing public health officials need as they work are wild parts of other Mid- more subtly than others — al, with a population about to track down and treat new cases is to have to ad- western states, but virtually that the Democrats must 91 percent white — forget Paula Villacreses none in Iowa. “So,” she said, reject the politics of the left dress all the fake news that whips up unfounded fear that it is also something of A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 “people there act civilized.” (and in so doing, reject Sand- [email protected] and seems to be spreading faster than the virus itself. a bellwether state. Only four It has been civilized. This ers and Sen. Elizabeth War- times since 1948 has Iowa Though rumors and misinformation have been a Mike Shanahan is a state that clings to ren of Massachusetts). voted for the loser in the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 side effect of viral outbreaks for as long as humans what David Richards de- Add up the composite poll general election. Democrats [email protected] have been plagued by them, social media networks scribed in a biography of results as reported by the insist they have a chance in the actress Jean Seberg, of FiveThirtyEight website for Carolina Trujillo now amplify irresponsible and hysterical memes that Iowa in November. Though Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 might otherwise remain on the fringes. A tweet or post Marshalltown, as “a corn- Klobuchar, Buttigieg and Clinton lost by about 10 per- [email protected] fed innocence that is as Biden, and they exceed the centage points in 2016, the with dubious information can spread to all corners of Jim Wilson much a part of that land- composites for Sanders and state has been hit hard by the internet in minutes. Facebook, Twitter and Goo- scape as the sunflowers.” Warren by about 10 per- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 gle have taken steps to steer people toward legitimate Trump trade policies. Mon- [email protected] The state has welcomed centage points. But caucus day’s balloting is only a pre- information and sites such as the Centers for Disease former Rep. John Delaney results aren’t reported that lude to a bigger contest. CIRCULATION Control and Prevention’s Wuhan coronavirus fact of Maryland to nearly 275 way. If Sanders wins in Lisa Mahmoud page, but misleading items are still available online. events in all of Iowa’s 99 Iowa, and then prevails in David M. Shribman is the Manager, ext. 1239 No doubt some of the people who share bad informa- counties, perhaps a record, New Hampshire, where in former executive editor of [email protected] and certainly one for a can- 2016 he defeated Clinton by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. tion do so unwittingly and truly intend to be helpful. But CUSTOMER SERVICE those who make up stories or peddle obvious untruths didate finishing ninth in a margin of 22 percentage Follow him on Twitter @ a poll the week before the points, he would become a ShribmanPG.) La’ Mosha Ball amid a public health crisis for their own sick purpose or Customer Service, ext. 1276 to make a buck deserve a special place in hell. Scaring [email protected] people with false information or soothing them with fake LLEWELLYN KING GRAPHICS remedies puts them in real danger. Just look at the harm Trevor Andreozzi done by people sharing false information about the risks Hydrogen is back as the clean fuel of the future Designer of childhood vaccinations. Parents shied away from im- [email protected] munizing their kids, and measles — a deadly disease Frederick Higgins once declared eradicated — roared back to life. Hydrogen as a clean fuel is Unlike the 1970s and 1980s, term goal of Guidehouse’s Vrins Designer back with a new mission and today there is natural gas and his team. It makes alterna- [email protected] So far, the new coronavirus has mostly been con- better ways of producing it. aplenty for producing hydro- tive energy more efficient. tained in China. But it is spreading. Though its move- Mark Sutherland Jan Vrins, a partner in Gui- gen. Vrins calls this a “bridge” The Los Angeles Depart- Creative Director ment has probably been slowed by the steps China and dehouse (formerly Navigant), until hydrogen from water ment of Water and Power has [email protected] global health officials have taken to isolate Wuhan’s a leading consulting firm, says takes over. announced it will convert an inhabitants, limit travel to the region and screen trav- hydrogen is a critical compo- Hydrogen doesn’t have the 1,800-megawatt coal-fired NEWSROOM elers from affected areas, new cases are cropping up nent in the carbon-free future same properties as natural power plant located in Utah Mike Alongi of electricity. He told a press gas, and these must be ac- to 800 megawatts of all hydro- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 across the globe. On Wednesday, public health officials event at the National Press counted for in designing its gen. Initially, the plant will [email protected] announced that the coronavirus cases have reached use. It has greater volume Club in Washington that the burn 70 percent blue hydrogen Bill Brotherton 6,165, with 133 deaths connected to the infection. role of hydrogen as a storage than an equivalent amount of and will convert to 100 percent Features Editor ext. 1338 Most of the cases, and all the deaths, are in China, medium as well as a clean fuel natural gas and it’s very vola- green hydrogen by 2045. [email protected] which has now logged more cases than were seen with will be vital going forward. tile. But it can make electricity But even blue hydrogen with Vrins, who heads a team through fuel cells or burning. CCUS is a clean fuel, emitting Elyse Carmosino SARS — another deadly coronavirus that originated Reporter, ext. 1264 of 800 consultants and re- Hydrogen isn’t found free in China in 2002. There are five coronavirus cases in no carbon. Natural gas when [email protected] searchers at Guidehouse, in nature, although it’s the burned emits about half the the U.S., including two in Southern California. told reporters that Europe is world’s most plentiful element carbon of coal; blue and green Gayla Cawley Clearly, the risk posed by the coronavirus is real. And ahead of the United States in — water is made of hydrogen hydrogen, zero. Reporter, ext. 1236 there is no vaccine for it yet, though researchers are the new uses of hydrogen and and oxygen. To get hydrogen, At the Washington press [email protected] working to develop one. That means the best defense in offshore wind development coal or natural gas must be event, Vrins said hydrogen will Cheryl Charles in the early stages of the outbreak is solid, trustworthy, as a hydrogen source. The steam-reformed, or it can be help in the creation of microg- News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] science-based information. Kudos to the journalists, two are linked, he said, and extracted from water with elec- rids which are the coming thing hydrogen will grow in impor- trolysis — a development that as utilities reorganize them- public health officials and social media platforms that Olivia Falcigno tance in the United States. isn’t missed on companies like selves. He said natural gas Photographer, ext.1224 are working to disinfect the false outbreak memes and In the bleak days of ener- Siemens which makes electro- could be piped to the site and [email protected] inoculate the information channels with authentic and gy shortage in the 1970s and lyzer units. Siemens is a leader then reformed into hydrogen 1980s, hydrogen was hailed in a field that is fast attracting Spenser Hasak helpful information from actual health professionals. or, better yet, green hydrogen Photographer, ext. 1332 as a magical transportation engineering companies. could be made on-site with the [email protected] fuel. Cars would zip around Hydrogen needs special surplus electricity from wind- with nary a polluting vapor, handling and must be engi- mills and solar installations. Thor Jourgensen except for a drip of water neered into a system. It can’t Vrins sees a future when the Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] from the tailpipe. be treated as being a one-for- grid or microgrid doesn’t need But this white knight nev- one exchange with natural gas all the power being produced it Daniel Kane er quite got into the saddle. at the turbine intake. It has a can be diverted to electrolyzing Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Hydrogen wasn’t easily lower energy density which water and making hydrogen, [email protected] handled, wasn’t easily pro- means it must be stored under thus acting as an energy stor- Steve Krause duced and wasn’t economi- pressure in most instances. age medium with greater ver- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 cally competitive. Adam Forni, a hydrogen re- satility than batteries. Batter- [email protected] Now hydrogen is back as a searcher at Guidehouse with ies draw down quickly, whereas Harold Rivera carbon-free fuel — a means an extensive background in hydrogen can be stored in Sports Editor, ext. 1238 of sopping up excess gener- natural gas and hydrogen, quantity and used over time, as [email protected] ation from wind and solar, told me the emphasis today natural gas is today. Anne Marie Tobin when production from those is on reforming natural gas Hydrogen is one of the tools exceeds needs, and as an al- and desulfurizing it in the Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 as utilities go green. It’s back [email protected] ternative source of energy process with carbon capture, all right. storage besides batteries. use and storage (CCUS) tech- Ryan York In theory, hydrogen may yet nology. This gas is known as Llewellyn King is executive Copy Editor, ext. 1220 make it in transportation via “blue hydrogen,” as opposed to producer and host of “White [email protected] fuel cells. But that puts it in gas from electrolysis which is House Chronicle” on PBS, and TECHNOLOGY competition with electric vehi- known as “green hydrogen.” he is a columnist with Inside- cles for new infrastructure. Green hydrogen is the long- Sources. 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, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Senate may push final Trump Delta, American trial vote to next week and United By Lisa Mascaro, York Times. suspend flights Eric Tucker and In a statement on Friday, Zeke Miller Trump denied the account ASSOCIATED PRESS in Bolton’s manuscript. between U.S., China “I never instructed John WASHINGTON — The Bolton to set up a meeting the health risks. The larg- Senate is considering By David Koenig, for Rudy Giuliani, one of Cathy Bussewitz, est flight attendants’ union pushing off final acquit- the greatest corruption Joseph Pisani and also urged the U.S. carriers tal in President Donald fighters in America and Rachel Lerman to stop flying to China. Trump’s impeachment tri- by far the greatest mayor ASSOCIATED PRESS Several major interna- al until next week under a in the history of NYC, to tional airlines, including proposal being negotiated NEW YORK — Delta meet with President Zel- Air France, British Air- Friday by party leaders. Air Lines and American ways and Scandinavian The situation remained enskiy,” Trump said. “That Airlines said Friday they meeting never happened.” Airlines, had already sus- fluid, but senators have will suspend all flights pended service to China. indicated they want more Meanwhile, voting on between the U.S. and Chi- the witness question was As the number of flights time to publicly debate the na, making them the first in and out of China dwin- charges and air their posi- expected late Friday after U.S.-based airlines to do so hours of debate, with oth- dles, passengers on the tions on the coming vote, and joining several inter- planes that are still flying according to a Republican er Senate votes stretching national carriers that have well into the evening. face an eerie scene. familiar with the proposal stopped flying to China as On a flight from Shanghai PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Democrats contended but unauthorized to dis- the coronavirus outbreak to New York, nobody spoke cuss it. The person was the outcome won’t mean continues to spread. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a true acquittal for Trump for fear of spreading germs. granted anonymity. D-N.Y., pauses as he speaks to reporters to crit- United Airlines an- Flight attendants donned The shift in timing ahead but a cover-up. nounced that it will suspend icize the process in the Republican-controlled “They’re about to dis- masks to serve drinks to of Trump’s all but certain Senate at the impeachment trial of President flights to Beijing, Shanghai passengers, who were also acquittal shows the signifi- miss this with a shrug and Chengdu but continue Donald Trump. and a ‘Who cares?’” said wearing masks. A woman cance of the moment bear- flights to Hong Kong. who flew 14 hours from ing down on senators in the Senate’s third-ranking American said it will stop president is playing out sage and told The Asso- Democrat, Patty Murray Shanghai to New York said voting that would bring to flying to China starting Fri- she changed her white face in an election year before ciated Press. The person, of Washington. “The full a close the third presiden- day and running through mask every four hours to a divided nation. Caucus who was not authorized truth will come out.” tial impeachment trial in March 27. Delta plans to make sure it was clean. voting begins Monday in to disclose contents of the On the eve of voting, GOP American history. Iowa, and Trump gives his wait until Feb. 6 to sus- On a flight from Amster- book, spoke only on condi- Sen. Lamar Alexander of Senate Majority Leader State of the Union address pend China operations to dam to China, frightened tion of anonymity. Tennessee, said the Dem- Mitch McConnell made the next night. In the meeting, Bolton help travelers there leave passengers protested when ocrats had proved their the offer to Democratic The eventual acquittal said the president asked the country, then stop the they realized that a man case, that Trump abused Leader Chuck Schumer, was increasingly clear af- him to call new Ukrainian flights through April 30. from Wuhan, the epicenter power and obstructed Con- the person said. Senators ter key Republicans said President Volodymyr Zel- United said its action of the outbreak, would be gress, but he did not think were debating it while Thursday night they had enskiy and persuade him would run until March on the plane, said Chris Van the proceedings were un- heard enough. to meet with Trump’s Trump’s actions rose to the 28. On Thursday, United Heesch, a 50-year old from derway on the Senate Eager for a conclusion, personal lawyer, Rudy Gi- impeachable level. had announced plans to the Netherlands. In the end, floor. Schumer had not yet the president and his al- uliani, who was planning Another Republican sen- suspend most of its China the man was allowed to fly. agreed to it. lies in the Republican ma- to go to Ukraine to coax ator, Lisa Murkowski of routes but continue a few. At Hazrat Shahjalal Inter- Trump still appeared jority are brushing past the Ukrainians to investi- Alaska, announced Friday All three carriers said national Airport in Bangla- headed for acquittal as new revelations from John gate the president’s polit- that she, too, would op- they were responding to a desh, passengers arriving senators prepared on Fri- Bolton, Trump’s former ical rivals. Bolton writes pose more testimony, wary sharp drop in demand for from Beijing on Wednesday day to reject efforts to national security adviser, that he never made the of creating a tie vote that the flights and Thursday’s walked through thermal call more witnesses and as well as historic norms call to Zelenskiy after the would drag Chief Justice U.S. State Department ad- scanners to check for fe- moved to start bringing that could make this the meeting, which included John Roberts, who is pre- visory telling Americans not vers. As their disembodied the trial to a close. first Senate impeachment acting chief of staff Mick siding over the rare trial, to travel to China because of faces appeared on a nearby Under the proposal, the trial without witnesses. Mulvaney and White into the fray. the outbreak. International screen, most of their heads vote on witnesses would In an unpublished man- House Counsel Pat Cipol- “I have come to the con- experts have labeled the looked green, indicating a still occur later Friday. But uscript, Bolton writes lone. The revelation adds clusion that there will be coronavirus a global pub- normal body temperature, the Senate would resume that the president asked more detail to allegations no fair trial in the Senate,” lic-health emergency. but the machine beeped Monday for final argu- him during an Oval Of- of when and how Trump she said. “I don’t believe the American was under ex- loudly when one man’s fore- ments, with time Monday fice meeting in early May first sought to influence continuation of this process tra pressure after the union head appeared red. He was and Tuesday for senators to bolster his effort to get Ukraine to aid investiga- will change anything. It is representing its pilots sued shuttled to the side where to speak. The final voting Ukraine to investigate tions of his rivals. sad for me to admit that, to halt the flights and told a woman took his tempera- would be Wednesday. Democrats, according to a The story was first re- as an institution, the Con- its members not to operate ture with a device shaped The impeachment of the person who read the pas- ported Friday by The New gress has failed.” flights to China because of like a bar code scanner. Stocks drop amid uncertainty over virus impact; Amazon soars

By Alex Veiga Treasury fell to 1.53 per- ASSOCIATED PRESS cent from 1.55 percent late Thursday. The Dow Jones Industri- Amazon was a standout al Average slumped more as a stellar earnings report than 500 points Friday helped push its market as a virus outbreak that value to slightly more than PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS originated in China con- $1 trillion. Colgate-Pal- AP FILE PHOTO tinued to widen, stoking Harvey Weinstein arrives at court for his trial molive and other makers Democratic presidential candidate former Mary- on charges of rape and sexual assault on Friday stock investors’ worries of household goods held about the potential global land Rep. John Delaney speaks at the Climate in New York. up better than most of the Forum at Georgetown University in Washington. economic fallout. market, as did utilities. The broad sell-off erased KEEPING SCORE: The Weinstein rape the S&P 500’s gains for Jan- S&P 500 index fell 1.7 Delaney, longest-running uary, which began with the percent as of 1:32 p.m. market benchmark at re- Eastern time. The Dow fell accuser: ‘No’ was ‘like cord highs. The index is on 560 points, or 1.9 percent, Democratic candidate, track for its second weekly to 28,298. The Nasdaq fell loss and its biggest weekly 1.5 percent. The Russell ends his 2020 bid a trigger for him’ decline since early August. 2000 index of smaller com- The virus has infected al- pany stocks fell 2 percent. most 10,000 people globally By Ashraf Khalil from the liberal wing By Tom Hays, basis for the most serious OVERSEAS: Markets and Hunter Woodall of the party, Delaney, in just two months, a trou- in Asia were mostly low- Michael R. Sisak charges against the for- ASSOCIATED PRESS 56, called for a moder- and Jennifer Peltz blesome sign of its spread er, though Japan’s Nikkei mer Hollywood tycoon who ate approach with “real ASSOCIATED PRESS that prompted the World 225 rose 1 percent. In- CONCORD, N.H. — became one of the #MeToo solutions, not impossible movement’s top targets. Health Organization to de- dexes in mainland China John Delaney, the lon- NEW YORK — A key clare the outbreak a global promises,” and dubbed He is charged with raping open next week after an gest-running Democratic accuser in Harvey Wein- emergency. That designa- the progressive goal of her in 2013 and sexually extended shutdown for candidate in the 2020 stein’s trial testified Fri- tion signals that the virus “Medicare for All” to be assaulting Mimi Haleyi, a the Lunar New Year. presidential race, is end- day that he trapped her is now a significant risk European markets were ing his campaign after “political suicide.” former “Project Runway” in a New York hotel room, to other countries and re- broadly lower. The United pouring millions of his Delaney last appeared production assistant, in angrily ordered her to un- quires a global response. Kingdom is officially leav- own money into an effort on the Democratic de- dress and raped her, but 2006. A conviction could Cases have spiked in ing the European Union that failed to resonate bate stage in July 2019 that she stayed in contact put him behind bars for China, along with deaths later Friday after more than with voters. but continued to cam- with him because “his ego the rest of his life. there, and the U.S. is now three years of wrangling The announcement, paign even as his pres- was so fragile” and she The rape accuser’s tes- advising against all trav- over the terms of its exit. It’s made Friday morning, idential effort largely wanted to be seen as naive. timony marked a pivotal el to the world’s second the first time a country has further winnowed down failed to gain traction. Sobbing at points, she moment for both prose- largest economy. left the trading bloc. a primary field that had Delaney joins other can- described a “degrading” cutors and Weinstein’s Technology stocks led VIRUS STATUS: The new once stood at more than didates like Montana relationship and some- defense. His lawyers the losses. Apple, which re- virus outbreak that began two dozen. Gov. Steve Bullock and times forcible sexual planned to raise doubts lies on Chinese consumers in China has now spread to “At this moment in time, former Colorado Gov. encounters with Wein- about her credibility by for sales and factories for more than 20 nations. Most this is not the purpose John Hickenlooper who stein when she was an seizing on her complicat- supplies, fell 3.3 percent. of the cases and all of the God has for me,” Del- unsuccessfully tried to aspiring actress in her Nvidia slid 3.1 percent and ed history with the former 213 deaths are in China. aney said, in an interview woo moderate voters be- 20s. She told jurors other chipmakers slipped. film producer. But, health officials are now with CNN. “We’ve clearly fore ending their respec- that Weinstein could be Airlines were also among increasingly worried as the shaped the debate in a Weinstein’s lawyers say tive campaigns. charming but furious in the biggest losers. Amer- virus shows signs that it is very positive way.” the woman later sent him Campaign finance re- a flash. She said he uri- ican Airlines fell 3 per- more easily spreading from The former Maryland warm — even flirtatious ports showed Delaney’s nated on her at one point cent and Delta Air Lines person to person. congressman has been — emails that said things and that he once tried to slipped 2.1 percent as both FEELING FEVERISH: running for president campaign was more than like “Miss you, big guy.” kiss her as they tussled, companies suspend flights The S&P 500 had been off since July 2017, though $11 million in debt largely then wouldn’t let her Not once, in more than to and from China. to a solid start for the year Delaney’s early start did because of loans Delaney leave until he performed 400 messages between the Banks and energy until concerns about the vi- little to give him an ad- made to his campaign. oral sex on her. two, did the woman accuse companies also broadly rus stunted it. The technolo- vantage in the race or At the end of December, “If he heard the word Weinstein of harming her, fell. Exxon and Chevron gy-heavy Nasdaq is also on raise his name recogni- months after he had last ‘no,’ it was like a trigger his lawyers have said. both fell after issuing track for its second straight tion with Democratic pri- been on a debate stage, for him,” she said. Weinstein, 67, denies fourth-quarter results. weekly loss, though it is still mary voters. the former lawmaker had The 34-year-old wom- any sexual encounters Bond prices rose. The holding on to gains of 2.2 In a field dominated by just under $140,000 in an’s allegations form a that weren’t consensual. yield on the 10-year percent for January. well-known candidates cash on hand. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, par- reported placing one female Online political ads: cheap, ticularly arrests, reflect police under arrest for WMS. records. In the event of a per- ceived inaccuracy, it is the sole Thefts efficient and ripe for misuse responsibility of the concerned Police received a call from party to contact the relevant Loss Prevention at Kohl’s De- By Barbara Ortutay police department and have partment Store on Broadway. and Amanda Seitz the department issue a notice The caller stated the store ASSOCIATED PRESS of correction to the Daily Item. detained two female parties Older men in Arkansas Corrections or clarifications will over merchandise valued at might see a close-up pho- approximately $100. not be made without express to of President Donald Trump pumping his fist notice of change from the ar- PEABODY resting police department. in the air, along with a message asking them to Accidents donate $30 to his cam- LYNN paign for a Super Bowl Police responded to a mo- commercial. Arrests tor vehicle accident at Lowell Middle-aged women in Street and Columbus Road Jose Arias, 32 of 2 Ma- California might see a on Friday at 1:37 p.m.; a photo of Trump pointing son St, Salem, was arrested report of an accident with on warrants for Class A drug to a crowd, with a plea for possible injury at Newbury them to give “any amount” trafficking, trafficking co- Street and I95 North on Fri- caine, furnishing false infor- to the campaign. day at 12:04 p.m.; a three- Before Election Day, mation to arresting officer on car accident on Lowell Street Thursday at 3:43 p.m. politicians across par- on Friday at 11:15 a.m.; an ty lines are expected to Edwin Figuereo, 20 of accident on Pulaski Street 13 Cedar St. was arrested spend more than $1 bil- on Friday at 12:15 a.m.; a lion to pelt voters with on warrants for unlicensed two-car accident on Andover operation of a motor vehicle millions of these cheap Street on Thursday at 7:54 online ads, which can be FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and speeding on Thursday p.m.; an accident on Albert at 8:17 p.m. tailored to a voter’s most Before Election Day, politicians are expected to spend more than $1 Road on Thursday at 7:22 personal details — down Shawn Keogh, 33 of Mal- p.m. - driver reported swerv- billion to pelt voters with millions of cheap online ads. den, was arrested on war- to one household or even ing to avoid a cyclist and an a single individual. rants for operating a motor accident on Andover Street money and attention polarizing issues such as “Microtargeting” al- vehicle with a suspended Experts warn that this spent online with so few gun control and race re- lowed the divisive messag- on Thursday at 7:17 p.m. ad-targeting system is license, operating with sus- rules that if you wanted lations. That’s a fraction es to reach small pockets still vulnerable to ma- pended registration and chaos, that’s the place to of the cost of a single of voters in certain geo- Complaints nipulation by foreign lights violation on Thursday go for chaos,” said David 30-second spot on a ma- graphical locations based at 1:19 p.m. A Whitney Drive resident governments and domes- tic actors trying to influ- Karpf, a political com- jor TV network. on their specific interests. reported identity fraud to po- munications professor at But it was enough to Google this month began Accident lice on Friday at 1:35 p.m. ence the election, just as they did in 2016. Those The George Washington stir up trouble. In re- limiting U.S. advertisers’ Peabody Essex Museum University. “And there’s sponse, Google, Facebook ability to target political Police responded to a security reported an elec- attempts could become report of an accident at more sophisticated this a bunch of people who and Twitter instituted ads beyond broad catego- tronic mail threat directed at want chaos.” verification policies that ries such as sex, age and 65 Boston St. on Friday at Peabody to police on Friday year as tech companies 9:46 a.m. wrestle with a dysfunc- According to Face- require advertisers to postal code. Facebook will at 12:10 p.m.; A Brooks- book, Russia-connected confirm their identity us- continue to allow cam- by Village resident reported tional federal election accounts spent about ing their organization’s paigns to target voters for Overdose her jewelry box missing on watchdog agency and $100,000 on Facebook tax identification number any reason, down to their Friday at 9:35 a.m. Police deploy haphazard safe- Police received a report of guards that still offer ads during the 2016 pres- or other government ID. most personal interests. a drug overdose on Kingsley said possible suspects were two men claiming to work for plenty of loopholes. idential election. The ads Twitter later banned all Such targeting technology Terrace on Friday at 9:33 “There’s now so much seemed to fan division on political ads. offers distinct advantages. a.m.; a report of an over- “Ah-Choo Duct Cleaning.” dose on Kingsley Terrace on Police responded to a noise Friday at 7:53 a.m. complaint on Rockdale Park on Thursday at 8:32 p.m. Second CIA contractor testifies Theft Enforcement Police received a re- port of a larceny on Union Police cited a Peabody in 9/11 case at Guantanamo Street on Friday at 12:25 driver for a red light viola- tion at Lowell and Goodale p.m.; a larceny reported at A Senate investigation streets on Friday at 2:40 By Ben Fox 186 Market St. on Thurs- ASSOCIATED PRESS in 2014 found that the p.m. A vehicle without li- day at 6:33 p.m. interrogation program cense plates was towed FORT MEADE, Md. — A designed by Mitchell and from Walnut Street on Friday NAHANT former CIA contractor who Jessen was used on 39 de- at 11:21 a.m. helped design a harsh in- tainees and produced no Complaint terrogation program follow- useful intelligence. Medical ing the the Sept. 11 attacks Jessen, who now lives in Police received a call at sought Friday to minimize Police responded to a Washington state, created 11:47 a.m. Thursday about the severity of techniques the interrogation program a male party causing a dis- report of a Tannery Apart- used on the men facing war ments man having trouble with Mitchell based on the turbance near Lodge Park. crimes charges for their al- experience both men had breathing on Friday at 9:33 leged roles in the plot. a.m. He was transported by training Air Force pilots SAUGUS John Bruce Jessen, testi- and other service members emergency medical person- fying in public for the first nel to Beverly Hospital. Po- to put up resistance to the Arrest time about an interroga- enemy if captured. Their lice responded to a report tion program long shroud- of a Sherman Street having company received $81 mil- Stacey Dare, 41, or Fair- ed in secrecy, told a mili- lion from the CIA, accord- haven, arrested on charges trouble breathing on Friday tary court at the U.S. base at 9:12 a.m. She was trans- ing to the Senate report. of a default warrant. at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Mitchell earlier defend- ported to Salem Hospital. that the techniques used ed the interrogation pro- Police responded on Thurs- Accidents against detainees had been gram, though he conceded day at 9:21 p.m. to Lynnfield shown to have no lasting that some interrogators A 911 caller at 6:56 a.m. Street on a report of two men effects and were used only used unapproved methods Friday reported a vehicle FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fighting with injuries. One a small portion of the time or that some techniques parked on the sidewalk on was transported by emer- they were in captivity. A U.S. flag flies inside the razor wire of the were used even when not Newhall Avenue with heavy gency medical personnel to Jessen said the tech- Camp VI detention facility in Guantanamo Bay necessary because detain- front end damage. Dis- Salem Hospital and the other niques, which included Naval Base, Cuba. ees were cooperating. patched officers spoke with to Beverly Hospital. waterboarding and pro- The methods they devel- the owner of the vehicle and longed sleep deprivation, of the interrogation pro- base next January. oped included sleep depri- determined it had been side Summon were employed only to gram, which was used on Jessen, as Mitchell did vation for days at a time, swiped overnight. gather intelligence aimed detainees in clandestine before him, described how Sidney Toares Dasilva of confinement in small spac- Police received a call at at preventing another CIA facilities around the Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, 7 Buxton St. was stopped es, painful shackling, forced 4:46 p.m. Thursday about a terrorist attack. world, and which are now the self-proclaimed master- by police on Foster Street standing in the nude, be- three-car accident with pos- “If at at any time they largely viewed as torture. mind of the Sept. 11 attacks, for illegal window tint on ing plunged into icy water sible injuries on Essex Street. didn’t want the techniques Their testimony comes learned to withstand the Friday at 11:48 a.m. and as well as the simulated All occupants refused med- to be applied, all they had as lawyers for the five men waterboarding and eventu- summoned to court for un- drowning process known as ical treatment and one ve- to do was talk, and most of charged in the attacks ally began to volunteer in- licensed operation. waterboarding, hicle was removed from the them did that right away, “ seek to exclude a key piece formation, including his role Mitchell said the overall scene via towing. said the retired Air Force of evidence against them: in the killing of Wall Street goal of the program was to Theft psychologist. statements the defendants Journal reporter Daniel Complaints prevent another terrorist CVS employees on Lowell Jessen took the stand gave to FBI agents after Pearl in Pakistan in 2002. attack. “I felt my moral ob- Police received a call at Street reported a shoplift- after eight days of testi- they were moved from “The objective was to get ligation to protect American 7:18 p.m. Thursday from a er on Friday at 11:16 a.m. mony by James Mitchell, CIA custody to Guanta- the detainees to willingly lives outweighed the tem- party reporting a car with Police received a report also a retired Air Force namo in September 2006. engage in dialogue with porary discomfort of terror- two possibly unresponsive of credit card fraud from a psychologist. The pair are Their death penalty trial the CIA analysts at some ists who voluntarily took up occupants parked near Lynn Street resident on Fri- considered the architects is scheduled to start at the level,” Jessen testified. arms against us,” he said. Sears on Broadway. Officers day at 11:18 a.m. State police look to fire 22 implicated in OT pay scandal

By Mark Pratt worked, in addition to thorities said. Often, they and the State Retirement ASSOCIATED PRESS a substantive punitive said, the troopers issued Board will be informed, Lynn Drug Task Force penalty,” Mason said at a falsified traffic tickets to possibly putting their BOSTON (AP) — Mas- news conference at the de- make it appear as if they state pensions in jeopardy. sachusetts State Po- partment's Framingham had been on duty. The troopers' union lice will move to fire 22 headquarters. The agency Of the 46, 10 have been blamed the scandal on Hotline troopers implicated in an did not disclose how much criminally charged and 14 previous leadership and overtime abuse scandal, that might be. had retired. The 22 who said it would work with the agency's commander 781-477-4444 The scandal led to sev- face termination are those Mason, who has led the said Friday. eral reforms at the agen- who have not been crim- The troopers were told agency since November, to CALL 24 HOURS A DAY cy, including GPS track- inally charged and have move the department for- Thursday that the depart- ing in cruisers, increased not yet retired. The alle- ward with integrity. ment would pursue ter- supervisory oversight, gations they faced were or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “The overwhelming ma- mination, although they regular time and atten- sustained by an internal jority of troopers serve “tip411” (847411) will have the opportuni- dance audits, and addi- investigation, Mason said. ty to appeal the decision tional ethical training. No names were released. with distinction every day through a trial board, Col. Forty-six current and re- Of the 22, 13 are cur- and as an Association we All reports of neighborhood activity Christopher Mason said. tired troopers who worked rently on active duty and will continue to defend The department will for the now disbanded nine have been suspended the rights of our mem- will be investigated. also seek reimbursement Troop E, which patrolled without pay, state police bers,” the State Police of any pay received fraud- the Massachusetts Turn- spokesman David Pro- Association of Massachu- Callers may remain anonymous ulently, he said. pike, were implicated in copio said. There is a pos- setts said in a statement. “In every case, we will the scheme in which they sibility some could also “The pervasive culture of require that the trooper collected overtime pay for face criminal charges. Troop E existed because of Spanish menu available reimburse the taxpay- shifts they either did not Mason said restitution a failure of those then in er, dollar for dollar, any work or did not complete would also be sought from command which impacts money paid for hours not from 2015 until 2017, au- the troopers who retired, every trooper to this day.” SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Hair Love’ director wants to win Oscar in honor of Kobe By Jonathan studies have actually Landrum Jr. shown that they’re most ASSOCIATED PRESS involved. But if you look LOS ANGELES — at mainstream media, you When Matthew A. Cherry wouldn’t think that. became an Oscar nom- AP: Why is ‘Hair Love’ so inee, that was initially important for people to see? good enough for him, until CHERRY: As you know, he heard about the death our hair is often times of Kobe Bryant, a former policed. We can’t wear it professional athlete — in certain work environ- just like himself — who ments or certain schools. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was nominated in the There’s that story about same category in 2018. the young gentleman in Harvard University's famed Hasty Pudding For Cherry, Bryant’s Houston named DeAndre theater troupe has named Banks as the group's death is fueling his desire Arnold who’s not able to 2020 Woman of the Year. to win in an Oscar trophy. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wear his hair that looks The director, who is a for- Matthew A. Cherry was nominated for an Os- just like mine, because mer NFL player, could ac- car for his animated short, “Hair Love,” at the complish that feat through 92nd Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon in they changed a rule. ... We Elizabeth Banks being “Hair Love,” which is nom- Los Angeles. wanted to normalize us in inated for best animated the experience. It was im- short, a category the NBA portant to us to showcase honored with parade, AP: How did Bryant’s of crazy. I really just want to legend won for his project a black father that was Oscar win in 2018 inspire represent for him. young, that had tattoos. I “Dear Basketball.” The Los you as a filmmaker? AP: Have you and Bry- roast at Harvard Angeles Lakers superstar think if you saw someone CHERRY: Just knowing ant ever worked together? CAMBRIDGE (AP) — Last year was the first died in a helicopter crash it’s possible. Sometimes CHERRY: No, actually like him on the street, you Actor and director Eliz- in which women were Sunday involving eight oth- I think people talk about crazy enough, he shouted would assume that wasn’t abeth Banks is being ers including his 13-year- diversity and inclusion. I us out like two weeks ago a loving father that does allowed in the cast. Or- honored as Woman of the old daughter, Gianna. think the best way for that when we got the Oscar his daughter’s hair. We’re ganizers say this year’s Year by Harvard Univer- “Hair Love” delves into to make a difference is just nomination. Somebody just trying to change the performance boasts a sity's famed Hasty Pud- a story about an African to see people that look like from The Undefeated in- majority female cast, conversation, one project ding theater troupe. American father who learns you kind of doing jobs you cluded us in a tweet. ... He a female writer and fe- at a time. The “Hunger Games” how to style his daughter’s didn’t know existed. ... He was like ‘Let’s go!’ That male producers. hair for the first time. He AP: How do you feel see- star will be paraded really just set the bar. was literally his tweet. The troupe has bestowed created the 6-minute film ing the CROWN Act being through Harvard Square AP: How has Bryant’s I had looked forward to the Woman of the Year to highlight a black family passed to ban discrimina- and then awarded a gold- death impacted you? meeting him on the cir- award since 1951. in animation — which he CHERRY: I know they cuit. It’s just a tragedy. tion against black natural en pudding pot following Previous winners in- says is a rarity — provide a say awards don’t matter AP: What was the gene- hair? (The CROWN Act a celebratory roast by the positive representation for and everything, but I really sis behind ‘Hair Love’? bans discrimination based troupe on Friday. The stu- clude Ella Fitzgerald, black kids and normalize would love to win, especially CHERRY: I came across on natural hairstyles or dent group will then per- Meryl Streep and Halle black hair. since it’s the same catego- a lot of viral videos of Af- texture. It has been passed form a preview of its latest Berry. This year’s Man As a football player, Cher- ry. ... I would love to win so rican American fathers by California, New Jersey show, “Mean Ghouls.” of the Year has not yet ry had stints with several I could shout out his name that were doing their and several local govern- Hasty Pudding says it been announced. teams including the Jack- to honor him and continue daughter’s hair, and the ments and is being consid- picked Banks because A native of Pittsfield, the sonville Jaguars, Cincinnati his legacy. It’s hard as an numbers were just insane. ered by other states.) she’s a role model for wom- 45-year-old Banks has re- en in Hollywood as a direc- Bengals, Carolina Panthers athlete trying to transition I was wondering kind of CHERRY: It’s also kind ceived three Emmy nom- and Baltimore Ravens. tor, producer and writer. into a different career. So why? Because every time of ironic because, why does inations for roles on the In a recent interview, he often, you get told to stick to I show and share a moth- The more than 200-year- a law have to be passed for television shows “Modern spoke with The Associat- sports. You tell people what er and a daughter or son, old troupe, which is con- ed Press about continuing you want to do and they’re it wouldn’t do as well. us to wear our hair, how it sidered the nation’s old- Family” and “30 Rock." Bryant’s legacy in film, the like kind of whatever and People looked at it as a grows out of our head nat- est collegiate theatrical She also directed 2015’s importance of short films brushing you off. I think to anomaly. There’s this per- urally? But I’m glad that organization, has made “Pitch Perfect 2” and pro- and dealing with the ste- make it to this level and be- ception about black men real change is happening. strides in recent years to duced, wrote, directed and reotypes of an athlete tran- ing in the same category as that they’re not involved I hope that this project better represent women appeared in last year’s re- sitioning into the industry. him, it’s just all really kind in their kids lives, where shines a light on that. in its productions. boot of “Charlie's Angels.” U.K.’s health One hit no more: Persistence pays off for Billy Ray Cyrus

chief slams By Kristin M. Hall was hoping that the al- ASSOCIATED PRESS bum would show a differ- ent side of the star that Gwyneth NASHVILLE, Tenn. — everyone had preconcep- Most people would say tions about. But it failed Paltrow’s that Billy Ray Cyrus has been lucky to keep finding to chart on Billboard’s lifestyle himself in the middle of country albums chart. massive pop culture mo- “Timing was a little bad ments over this three-de- for our record because brand cade long career in music it just got tsunami-ed,” and television. Tress admitted. LONDON (AP) — The Between his auspicious Cyrus doesn’t think too chief executive of Brit- 1992 debut with “Achy much about whether “Old ain's National Health Breaky Heart,” to starring Town Road” will boost his Service has criticized alongside his daughter own career. Gwyneth Paltrow's life- Miley in the hit Disney “I’ve learned don’t look style brand Goop and her show “Hannah Montana,” back. The past does not new Netflix series, warn- to finally taking home his equal the future,” Cyrus ing it carries “consider- first Grammy trophies for said. “I’ve just found a able risks to health.” an equally goofy and con- great deal of excitement in At an event in Oxford troversial hit “Old Town where I’m at right now.” on Thursday, NHS chief Road,” lightning keeps Cyrus has weathered Simon Stevens slammed striking for the Flatwoods, the highs and lows of his Paltrow's brand for Ky., singer and actor. But career because of his per- giving prominence to to the 58-year-old, it’s sistence and an unwaver- “quacks, charlatans and more than luck. ing belief that God wants “To me, it was a cele- cranks” in promoting him to entertain people. bration of persistence, a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS untested treatments like His new EP has a cover celebration of not giving vampire facials and un- Kentucky-born singer Billy Ray Cyrus won his first Grammy this year of a Neil Diamond song, up,” Cyrus said from his usually scented candles. home in Los Angeles, just for his collaboration with rapper Lil Nas X on “Old Town Road.” “I Am... I Said." It was a “Gwyneth Paltrow's days after sharing Gram- Neil Diamond concert that brand peddles ‘psychic my Awards for best music his muscled arms and mad when pop stations board decided that Lil Nas convinced him as a young vampire repellent,’ says video and best pop duo/ basketball sneakers in- started playing it,” he said. X’s song wasn’t country man to give up his dream ‘chemical sunscreen is a group performance with stead of cowboy boots. Like many viral sen- enough be included on its of being a Cincinnati Reds bad idea,’ and promotes Atlanta rapper Lil Nas X. Don Von Tress, the sations that become om- country chart. baseball player and pur- colonic irrigation and While “Old Town Road” songwriter behind “Achy nipresent, the song was “A hit is a hit. And peo- sue music instead. DIY coffee enema ma- hasn’t exactly resulted in Breaky Heart,” didn’t meet panned by artists and ple don’t need a critic to “I felt hands. And they chines,” he said, adding a massive resurgence for him until after Cyrus had critics alike, but fans tell them what they like,” were holding me, saying, British health authori- Cyrus or his own country decided to record the song loved it. Weird Al Yan- Cyrus said. ‘This is your purpose, ties have issued advice songs, it has reinvigorated for his debut album “Some kovic made a parody of Overnight Cyrus went Cyrus. You gotta go buy a stating there is no scien- him personally. He’s re- Gave All,” which would go it that asked stations to from playing country mu- guitar and start a band,’” tific evidence to support leasing a three-song EP on on to be certified platinum please stop playing it. sic festivals to performing he said. such claims. Friday “The Singin' Hills nine times by the Record- Cyrus was nominated for with Lil Nas X at Rolling Three decades later, Paltrow's six-part se- Sessions Vol. 1 Sunset” ing Industry Association three Grammys, includ- Loud Festival in Miami, Cyrus said he’s happy ries, “The goop lab with and starring alongside Lil of America. In the music ing record of the year, in popping on stage with with what he’s been able Gwyneth Paltrow,” was Nas X and Sam Elliott in video, Cyrus swaggers 1992. He lost, unsurpris- Cardi B and playing on to achieve, no matter and dances around stage ingly, to Eric Clapton’s recently made available a Super Bowl commercial the BET Awards. whether he gets awards like Elvis, while fans line “Tears in Heaven,” for “In the summer of 2019, on Netflix in the U.K. for Doritos. His awards or recognition. dance in the crowd. record of the year. the world needed a song Stevens warned about will be on display at the “Nobody can erase what “Who’d seen or heard But “Old Town Road,” that everybody could sing the potential of misin- Country Music Hall of ‘Achy Breaky Heart’ did,” Fame and Museum start- anything quite like that which combined Lil Nas X together,” Cyrus said. formation to undermine Cyrus said. “’Old Town ing in March. at the time?” Tress said. rapping about “bull riding About a month after public health, citing the Road’ speaks for itself.” “I’ve got two or three “The chemistry between and boobies,” with a Nine Cyrus' remix of “Old recent surge in measles albums in the can and he and the song were Inch Nails sample and a Town Road” came out, But now that those gold across Britain. Scien- working on something just undeniable.” trap beat, had much lon- he released “Snake Doc- gramophone trophies have tists have attributed the new as we speak,” he In what would be a re- ger legs, due to viral me- tor Circus,” an album re- finally arrived, he knows disease's rise in part to said. “The door that it re- current theme in his life, mes and the social media corded in Muscle Shoals, exactly what he’s going to falling vaccination rates, ally opened was the door Cyrus had to deal with the platform Tik Tok. It would Ala., with Tress, his old do with them. first prompted by skep- inside my mind, the door blowback from the imme- go on to break the record friend. Tress said that “I put one to the left ticism about the vaccine inside my soul.” diate worldwide success of for most weeks atop the Cyrus’ success came with of my bed and one to suggested in a discred- He broke out in the “Achy Breaky Heart.” Billboard Hot 100 chart. baggage, whether it was the right and I named ited scientific study in a early ‘90s sporting a “I was persecuted, be- Cyrus would relive “Achy Breaky Heart” or them Sheila and Peggy,” 1998 medical study that long brown mullet, torn cause back then country the experience of being playing the lovable dad Cyrus said. “And I sleep linked the shot to autism. T-shirts that showed off claimed me and then got shunned again when Bill- to Miley on screen. Tress in the middle.” A8 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 LOOK! National Serpent Day, Robinson Crusoe Day, Spunky Old Broads Day, Ice Cream For Breakfast Day

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LYNN – The Red Sox Robinson’s challenges ing, and interpreting the and Red Sox Foundation and triumphs from Red contributions of African began its celebration of Sox Hall of Famer Tom- Americans. Additional in- Black History month with my Harper and Branch formation about current a tribute to Jackie Rob- Rickey III, the grandson museum exhibits and inson, the first African of Branch Rickey, who hours can be found by vis- American player to play signed Robinson to a con- iting maah.org. Major League Baseball, tract with the Brooklyn Later in the month, two Friday at KIPP Academy. Dodgers in 1947. Red Sox Scholars will be In addition to Friday’s The Red Sox Foundation flown to Washington D.C., tribute to Robinson, the will partner with the Mu- courtesy of the Red Sox club and its foundation seum of African American Foundation and JetBlue, to will provide special op- History in Boston to pro- visit the National Museum portunities and access to vide free admission and of African American Histo- museums in Boston and tours to all visitors during ry and Culture (NMAAHC). Washington D.C. that hon- school vacation week, Feb. The February 20 visit will or the history and culture 14 through the 23. The also include sight-seeing of African Americans. MAAH is New England’s at various historic monu- Middle schoolers at largest museum dedicat- ments and buildings in the KIPP heard the story of ed to preserving, conserv- nation’s capital.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The snack chip Doritos is betting people will connect with “Old Town Road,” the smash hit of the summer by Lil Nas X. 10 ads to watch for on Super Bowl Sunday

By Mae Anderson Budweiser Google ASSOCIATED PRESS The Anheuser-Busch Google’s 90-second ad is NEW YORK — This brand enlisted Oscar-win- one of the few ads this year year’s Super Bowl won't ning director Kathryn that doesn’t use humor or be a politics-free zone, as Bigelow for a 60-second celebrities. It features a both President Donald ad that contrasts a voice- man reminiscing about his Boston Red Sox Vice President/Club Counsel Elaine Steward, former Trump and Democratic over of “typical American” wife, using the Google As- Boston Red Sox player Tommy Harper, Executive Director of the Red presidential candidate behavior with real-life sistant feature to pull up Sox Foundation Rebekah Salwasser, Red Sox Poet Laureate Dick Flavin, Michael Bloomberg video of Americans doing old photos of her and past and Branch Ricky III were present for the panel moderated by NESN will air campaign ads heartwarming things. For vacations. The ad is set to instance, the narration an instrumental version of host Adam Pellerin during the Jackie Robinson Day Celebration Friday during the game. says typical Americans “Say Something” by Great at KIPP Academy in Lynn. But most other adver- tisers will offer escape are “always so competi- Big World. from impeachment and tive” while the ad shows the upcoming presiden- Hannah Gavios, who is Hyundai tial election by stuffing partially paralyzed, com- pleting a marathon. The automaker pokes multiple celebrities in fun at Boston accents their ads, appropriating Cheetos with a 60-second ad in iconic songs, going for the first quarter that uses inoffensive humor, and The MC Hammer clas- Boston-affiliated celebri- trying to tug at people’s sic “U Can’t Touch This” ties including actor Chris heartstrings. is 30 years old this year, Evans, John Krasins- Here are 10 ads to watch but that's not keeping ki, Saturday Night Live for during Sunday's game Cheetos from embrac- alum Rachel Dratch in Miami: ing it. The snack-food and former Boston Red ad features a man with Sox David Ortiz. They Amazon bright orange Cheetos discuss Hyundai’s feature dust on his hands who that lets car owners park Amazon's ad stars Ellen can't stop moving furni- remotely with exagger- DeGeneres and her wife, ture or performing office ated accents that make actress Portia de Rossi, tasks. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 Saugus boys basketball upsets Classical By Daniel Kane shots off. We really kind ITEM STAFF of changed over the last four weeks on how we’re SAUGUS — This was doing on that. That’s been one the Saugus boys bas- the main focus for us.” ketball team won’t soon Saugus’ starting ve in forget. After trading leads the nal eight minutes with visiting Classical all nished the night perfect- night, the Sachems hit ly. Myles Manalaysay (17 just about every shot they points) and Correia led needed down the stretch, the way. Mason Nickolas shocking the Rams with a scored 13 points and Nick 72-65 win at John Towers Israelson (four points) Gymnasium Friday. grabbed some key re- “This is a huge win,” bounds down the stretch. Saugus coach Mark Ber- Joseph Lusson erupted trand said. “This is my for 14 points and three third year as head coach steals, all in the second and this is probably the half. biggest win in that time “Joey was picking the at Saugus. Anytime you pocket at the end of that take a Division 1 team, game,” Bertrand said. and Classical is a good “Myles was going to the team too. Jasper does a basket. Mason and Chris- great job and his dad tian were hitting free (Tom). They have a great throws. Nick Israelson staff over there and I give had a big rebound at the them credit they came end. Those ve on the right back at us and nev-  oor, I’m proud of the er gave up. But my guys, whole team, but they re- their backs were against ally stepped up.” the wall, they were down Classical had its fair and they stepped up and share of big performers hit big shots and big free too. Jeff Barbosa (15 throws.” points, 10 rebounds) and The free throws proved Raynel Nunez (13 points, to be key as the Sachems 11 rebounds) each posted went into the bonus late. a double-double. Jeff Hill Saugus nailed 10 free Jr. had a team-high 20 throws in the fourth quar- points. ter, including six from But in the end foul trou- Christian Correia (20 ble and struggles dealing points, 10 rebounds) to ice with Saugus’ defense cost the win. the Rams. “(Free throws) were our “I think we struggled to achilles heel for a while get good shots down the and we really worked stretch against their hard at improving that,” zone,” Classical coach Bertrand said. “My assis- Jasper Grassa said. “(Sau- tant coaches, Billy Cahill, gus) certainly took advan- Matt Williams, Joe Ber- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER tage of every point they trand, they come in every- could get though.” Christian Correia (left) had a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds to lead Saugus to a day and we’re getting win over Classical Friday night. about 80 to 90 free throw SAUGUS, B2 Big Blue come up short to Danvers By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The shots just weren’t falling for the Swampscott girls basket- ball team Friday night, as the Big Blue fell to Northeastern Conference foe Danvers, 51- 38, at Swampscott High. Ev- erytime the Big Blue got a rally going, Danvers hit a big shot or made a big play to take back the momentum. “We struggled at times get- ting back on defense and we had issues with turnovers most of the game,” said Swampscott coach Katelyn COURTESY PHOTO Leonard. “Danvers played a Saint Leo University rst baseman James great game, and we just McCallum will be joining the North Shore turned things on a little too Navigators this summer. late.” Niya Morgen led the way for Swampscott with 16 points Navs welcome duo and four rebounds, while Maddie Hudson had 10 points and four rebounds. Brooke from Sunshine State Matela had eight points and four rebounds, while Ella By Joshua Kummins in 2019. The 6-foot-2, Sprague led the team with ITEM FILE PHOTO FOR THE ITEM 200-pounder hit .361 with ve rebounds. three home runs, 34 RBI Swampscott’s Niya Morgen had 16 points and four rebounds in a LYNN — Just a day be- and 34 runs scored at Taft. BIG BLUE, B2 loss to Danvers Friday night. fore the Division 2 base- McCallum previously ball season is scheduled to captained Australia’s U18 begin, the North Shore team, helping them to a Navigators of cially an- fourth-place nish at the St. Mary’s girls win 17th straight game nounced the signing of two World Cup in Japan. He players who will head has played in the Cal Rip- ve steals and ve as- north to the Futures Col- ken, Kansas Collegiate SCHOOL ROUNDUP sists, while Nia Sams legiate Baseball League and Western Canadian By Mike Alongi added 10 points and six following their collegiate Leagues during previous ITEM STAFF rebounds. English is 12-2 seasons under the Florida summers. and is back in action The St. Mary’s girls sun. Scouting Report: strong, Tuesday night at home basketball team con- Saint Leo University left-handed-hitting rst against NEC rival Sau- tinued its nearly sea- rst baseman James Mc- baseman with some seri- gus (7). son-long winning streak Callum and Flagler Col- ous power … loves to hit Lynn eld 41, with another victory Fri- lege left-handed pitcher with runners in scoring North Reading 40 position … very good de- day night, taking down Jett Walsh will join the Friday night at home, fensively … MLB Comp: Catholic Central League North Shore ballclub from the Pioneers blew a Mitch Moreland. foe Arlington Catholic, Sunshine State-based pro- 10-point lead in the Walsh gures to be an 79-28, to win its 17th grams in 2020, it was an- fourth quarter and important pitcher for straight game. nounced by President and trailed 41-40 with under General Manager Derek Flagler as he enters junior Olivia Matela led the a minute to go, but two January. year with a 9-4 career re- way for the Spartans free throws by Caroline A native of Baulkham cord in the competitive with 19 points, while Waisnor proved to be Hills, Australia, McCal- Peach Belt Conference. Maiya Bergdorf had 16 the difference. Waisnor, lum will become the rst The 6-foot-5, 180-pound points. Gabby Torres (11 Tori Morelli and Ava player in Navigators his- southpaw from Stuart, points) and Van Nguyen Buon glio scored nine tory who hails from out- Fla., won eight of his 12 (eight points) also played points each to lead the side of North America. He starts as the team’s Fresh- well in the victory. Pioneers. Grace Klonsky is set to play his redshirt man of the Year in 2018. St. Mary’s (17-1) are off (seven points), Cate Mac- junior year at Saint Leo After pitching in the until next Friday (6:30) Donald (three points) after transferring from South Florida League over when they travel to Car- and Missy Morelli (two Taft College (Calif.) where the summer, he then dinal Spellman. points) also scored. Lyn- he earned the team’s Most helped the Saints to a con- GIRLS BASKETBALL n eld (7-6) is back in Valuable Player, First ference championship last English 42, season, striking out 15 ITEM FILE PHOTO Team All-Central Valley Winthrop 38 action Sunday night at batters in 22.1 innings. Conference and Second Kylia Reynoso led the Melrose (12). Olivia Matela (right) scored 19 points for St. Team All-NorCal honors NAVS, B2 Bulldogs with 16 points, ROUNDUP, B2 Mary’s in a win over Arlington Catholic Friday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020

ITEM FILE PHOTO Swampscott’s Maddie Hudson (center) had 10 points and four rebounds in a loss to Danvers Friday night.

PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Swampscott girls Saugus guard Myles Manalaysay (right) scored 17 points in a win over Classical Friday night. Saugus upsets Classical on the court fall to rival Danvers BIG BLUE pulled to within four SAUGUS half. the final minutes, the Sa- chems, who have already From B1 points in the opening min- The Rams knocked down chems finished the night by qualified for the state tour- utes of the third quarter, From B1 It was a defensive stand- five 3’s (two from Barbosa) building an 8-point lead al- nament, improve to 6-9 and but, by the end of the off to open the game, with The first half was as tight in the third to get ahead by most entirely at the line host another tough test quarter, Danvers had the two teams struggling as it could get. Nickolas as much as 12 points. and Classical’s last ditch-ef- Tuesday (7) with English. stretched the lead back to to a 5-5 tie through the and Correia each hit That’s when the Sachems forts at a comeback fell “We’re pretty fired up,” 11 points. Swampscott first five minutes of the 3-pointers in the first quar- started to take over the short. Bertrand said. “That locker could never quite get the game. But Danvers caught ter to give Saugus a slight game. Some clutch 3-point- “It’s tough,” Grassa said. room, I haven’t seen that in momentum back from fire from that point, going that point on, as the Fal- 17-16 edge before the sec- ers by Correia and Mana- “There’s only one way to go a long time. Those kids are on a 10-0 run to end the ond. laysay mixed in with steals (from here). We’re hitting a fired up and ready to play. cons effectively kept the quarter with a 15-5 lead. Big Blue at arm’s length Four different lead chang- and layups in transition by little stint here and we’ve We got a big one again on Danvers stretched that es highlighted the second Lusso helped Saugus crawl gotta get out of it. We have Tuesday. The best in the for the remainder of the lead to as many as 12 game. quarter before Hill Jr.’s back to tie things up at 60- to dig ourselves out of this.” state is coming in so it’s points early in the second layup at the buzzer tied 60. Classical (9-7) travels to another measuring stick “Turnovers really killed quarter, but then Swamp- us in the second half,” said things up at 30-30 at the Already in the bonus in Salem Tuesday (7). The Sa- for us.” scott made its move. The Leonard. “(Danvers) put a Big Blue — behind a box around Niya and we 14-point first half from really had trouble scoring Morgen — went on a 13-4 for most of the half, and run to get right back in the game and cut the defi- then when you add turn- cit to just three, 26-23. overs to that it’s tough to The Falcons answered come back from. It’s tough right back, finishing the to make a comeback when first half with a 7-0 flurry the shots aren’t falling.” to go into the break with a Swampscott (4-11) is 30-23 lead. back in action Tuesday “We just started attack- night (7) on the road at ing a little bit more,” Beverly. Leonard said of what “We’re learning from ev- sparked the second-quar- ery game,” said Leonard. ter run. “We were playing “If we can find some of- a little complacent, so we fense and make some started penetrating their shots, it’s a whole differ- zone and it led to some ent game. That all starts open looks for us.” on the defensive end by The Big Blue showed a getting stops and moving bit more life early in the the ball in transition. second half, but it was We’re just going to keep short-lived. Swampscott working on those things.”

ITEM FILE PHOTO Fenwick’s Jason Romans (right) had 14 points and eight assists in a win over Cathedral Friday. Fenwick boys qualify for state tournament ROUNDUP Jean Gupton-Morrison, big double-double with 14 points and three steals. From B1 who scored 14 points. Ava points and 12 rebounds. Chioke Onwuogu had Thurman scored 12 points, Sophomore guard Jason eight points and eight re- Marblehead 49, while Lauren Hennessey Romans chipped in with bounds. Peabody 46 scored seven points. 14 points and 8 assists. Peabody (7-8) is back Emily Clough and Lei- Classical (6-9) hosts Sa- Fenwick’s next game is in action Monday night la Walton both recorded lem Tuesday (7). Tuesday night at Cardinal against Revere at 7. double-doubles for the Tech 48, Spellman (6:30). St. Mary’s 63, Magicians in the win, with Fellowship 29 Salem 62, Arlington Catholic 57 Clough notching 21 points The Tigers moved back Salem Academy 40 Joey Abate-Walsh post- and 15 rebounds and Wal- to .500 with the victory be- Tommy Beauregard had ed another double-dou- ton recording 14 points hind 15 points from Niyo a big game for the Witch- ble with 21 points and and 10 rebounds. Maddie Mwajuma. Iranis Julio es with 17 points, four 11 rebounds to lead the Erskine, Fehr Gillet, Mol- and Lilly Cote each scored rebounds and four steals, Spartans to the Catholic ly Cronin, Maddy Lowy 10 points. while Ethan Doyle had Central League win. Lee and Cat Candelaria also Tech (8-8) travels to 15 points and five assists. Pacheco (10 points, 10 re- played well for the Magi- Chelsea Monday evening Bobby Jellison added 12 bounds) also put up a dou- cians (14-2). (5:30). points and four assists in ble-double while Ali Barry COURTESY PHOTO Senior captains Emily Cathedral 56, the win. scored 12 points. Carney (13 points, five Flagler College pitcher Jett Walsh will be join- Fenwick 39 Salem (9-5) hosts Classi- St. Mary’s (14-2) is at steals, five assists) and ing the North Shore Navigators this summer. At Cathedral Friday cal Tuesday (7). Pentucket Monday (6:30). Georgia Leon (11 points, night, the Crusaders Catholic Memorial 65, Swampscott 47, five rebounds) led the Tan- dropped their second ners (5-9), while Emma St. John’s Prep 60 Danvers 33 Navigators welcome duo Bloom also had a good game of the season to The Eagles were led Andrew Augustin led game with nine points, 10 Cathedral. Junior Veron- by Rollie Castineyra’s 20 the way for the Big Blue from Sunshine State schools rebounds and five assists. ica Tache’ had 15 points, points, while Jack Perry with 22 points, while Peabody’s next game freshman Bella Romero scored 11 points. Liam Hamilton had eight NAVS Scouting Report: tall, had 10 points and six re- St. John’s is back in ac- points, 10 rebounds and is Monday night against From B1 lean LHP with very good Revere at home (7), while bounds, and junior Brynn tion Sunday (12) against five blocks. Cam O’Brien curveball … lots to prove Marblehead is back in Bertucci had two points Central Catholic. (five points, six rebounds, Prior to arriving at … will be a valuable pitch- action Tuesday night at with nine rebounds. Marblehead 48, six assists), Oscar Hale Flagler, Walsh helped er for Flagler this spring Gloucester (7). The Crusaders dropped Peabody 43 (eight rebounds, six Martin County High ... MLB Comp: Barry Zito. Saugus 59, to 10-5 and are back in Marblehead was led blocks) and Jacob Cooke School win two district ti- The Navs are now pre- Classical 48 action Tuesday night by Dylan Freddo, who (eight points) also played tles in baseball and anoth- paring for the 13th season Molly Granara scored a against CCL rival Cardi- notched a double-double well in the win. er in golf. of collegiate ball at Fraser career-high 21 points for nal Spellman (6:30). with 13 points and 17 re- Swampscott (7-8) hosts Three other players Field and their ninth in the Sachems in the win. BOYS BASKETBALL bounds. Cole Kronberg Beverly Tuesday (7). from Flagler have joined the Futures League. The Taylor Bogdanski added Fenwick 53, added 11 points, while Tech 54, Whittier 50 the Navs in team history. 2020 opener is scheduled 15 points, while Shay- Cathedral 50 Adam Zamansky had six Mehki Cronin led the One of Walsh’s current for Wednesday, May 27. lin Groark and Jessica The Crusaders improved points and 10 rebounds. way with 15 points and teammates is outfielder Until then, stay up to date Nazarro each scored six to 10-4 with and quali- Marblehead (7-7) travels seven rebounds, while Sean Lawlor, a senior who on the latest Navs news points. fied for the tournament to Gloucester Tuesday (7). Julian Peralta and Malik hit .351 with 40 RBI for by visiting nsnavs.com Saugus (11-3) travels to with a league win at home Tyler Joyce led the Tan- Purter scored nine points North Shore was named and following us on Face- English Tuesday (7). on Friday. Junior center ners with 17 points while each. Tech (4-10) plays at the Futures League’s book, Twitter and Insta- Classical was led by Christian Loescher had a Joangel Lugo had 10 Northeast Monday at 5:30. MVP in 2019. gram. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY St. John’s at Reading (7) Bruins return from All-Star break against Winnipeg Boys Hockey Wrestling Amesbury at Lynnfield (12) Marblehead/Swampscott at CAL/NEC Mansfield at Winthrop (1:30) Tournament (8) St. John’s (S) at St. John’s (D) (1:40) Gymnastics Peabody at Gloucester (2) Marblehead at Salem (5) Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) Swampscott at Somerville (5) SUNDAY Lynn at Beverly (6:30) Boys Basketball Girls Hockey Central Catholic at St. John’s (12) Winthrop at Wilmington (12) Girls Basketball Marblehead at Peabody (4) Melrose at Lynnfield (12) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (5) Fenwick at Williams (6) Boys Hockey Swimming St. Mary’s at BC High (12) CAL Dive Meet (9) Swimming Lynn City Meet (5) CCL Championships at St. John’s (3)

SPORTS BRIEFS Classical youth ball Umpires Association (NSBUA) is looking for basketball clinics new umpires for the 2020 season. The Lynn Classical girls The class dates are Janu- basketball coaches and ary 27 and February 3, 10, players are excited to offer 24. The certification exam four free basketball clinics for Lynn girls in grades date is March 2. four through eight. The The $100 fee includes the clinics will take place at course, all written materi- Classical High School on als, a rule book and the February 1 (1:30 p.m.- 2:30 certification exam. A suc- p.m.). cessfully completed Massa- Instruction will be pro- chusetts CORI certification vided by Classical girls is required. basketball coaches Tom For more information Sawyer, Helen Ridley, Rob contact Interpreter Steve Smith and Shardaye Berry Carroll via email at ste- along with the current [email protected]. Classical girls basketball team. The purpose is to Lynn girls youth help players at all levels hockey signups improve their basketball skills (ball-handling, shoot- Lynn Youth Hockey is ing, passing, rebounding, looking to form two all- defense, etc.) in a fun envi- girls teams -- one at 10U ronment. Some gameplay and one at 12U -- for the will be included to give the 2020-2021 season. The players an opportunity to teams will play out of the use their basketball skills Middlesex Yankee Confer- in in-game situations. ence Girls League and the Those who wish to attend invite is open to all girls are not obligated to attend under 12 years old who all four clinics. To reserve a live in Lynn and the sur- spot please reach out to rounding cities and towns. Helen Ridley via email at Placements will be held ridleytopflightbasketball@ March 6 from 6 p.m. to 7 gmail.com or phone, 781- p.m. at Connery Rink in 775-0778. Lynn. For more information, NSBUA Classes please contact bboisson@ The North Shore Base- lynnyouthhockey.com.

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Providence at Butler...... FS1 New York 13 36 .265 21½ New Orleans 19 29 .396 10½ 2 p.m...... Tennessee at Mississippi St...... ESPNU 6:30 p.m...... Super Bowl LIV: San Fran. vs. Kansas City...... Fox Southeast Division Northwest Division NBA W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 3 p.m...... Oklahoma St. at Oklahoma...... ABC Miami 32 15 .681 — Denver 32 15 .681 — 3:30 p.m...... Missouri at South Carolina...... SEC Network 2 p.m...... New Orleans at Houston...... ABC Orlando 21 27 .438 11½ Utah 32 15 .681 — Men’s College Basketball Washington 16 31 .340 16 Oklahoma City 29 20 .592 4 4 p.m...... Florida State at Virginia Tech...... NESN Plus Charlotte 16 32 .333 16½ Portland 21 27 .438 11½ 4 p.m...... Miami (Ohio) at No. Illinois...... CBSSN 1 p.m...... Georgetown at St. John’s...... CBS Atlanta 13 36 .265 20 Minnesota 15 32 .319 17 4 p.m...... TCU at Baylor...... ESPN2 1 p.m...... Illinois at Iowa...... FS1 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 4 p.m...... Texas Tech at Kansas...... ESPN 3 p.m...... Utah at UCLA...... FS1 Milwaukee 41 6 .872 — L.A. Lakers 36 10 .783 — 4 p.m...... UCF at South Florida...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball Indiana 31 17 .646 10½ L.A. Clippers 33 14 .702 3½ Chicago 19 31 .380 23½ Phoenix 20 27 .426 16½ 4:30 p.m...... Fordham at Dayton...... NBCSN 12 p.m...... Duquesne at VCU...... CBSSN Detroit 17 32 .347 25 Sacramento 17 30 .362 19½ 4:30 p.m...... Rutgers vs. Michigan...... Big Ten Network 12 p.m...... South Florida at Cincinnati...... ESPNU Cleveland 13 36 .265 29 Golden State 10 39 .204 27½ 6 p.m...... Arkansas at Alabama...... SEC Network 1 p.m...... Florida at Kentucky...... SEC Network Friday’s Games Utah at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games 6 p.m...... Columbia at Brown...... NESN Plus 1 p.m...... Tennessee at South Carolina...... ESPN2 Chicago at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. 6 p.m...... East Carolina at Temple...... CBSSN 2 p.m...... Iowa State at West Virginia...... ESPNU Dallas at Houston, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Houston, 2 p.m. Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Phoenix at Milwaukee, 2 p.m. 6 p.m...... Houston at Cincinnati...... ESPN2 2 p.m...... UNC Wilmington at Northeastern...... NESN Denver at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Chicago at Toronto, 3 p.m. 6 p.m...... Kentucky at Auburn...... ESPN 3 p.m...... Rutgers at Minnesota...... ESPN2 Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Monday’s Games Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Dallas at Indiana, 7 p.m. 6 p.m...... Wichita State at Tulsa...... ESPNU 3 p.m...... Texas A&M at LSU...... SEC Network Saturday’s Games Golden State at Washington, 7 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m...... Saint Louis at Saint Joseph’s...... NBCSN 5 p.m...... Arkansas at Missouri...... SEC Network New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Miami at Orlando, 7 p.m. 7 p.m...... Penn State at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network Figure Skating New York at Indiana, 7 p.m. Orlando at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Washington, 8 p.m. Boston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m...... Bradley at Loyola Chicago...... ESPN2 4 p.m...... European Championships...... NBC Golden State at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Golf Atlanta at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Phoenix at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m...... Duke at Syracuse...... ESPN Philadelphia at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Detroit at Memphis, 8 p.m. 8 p.m...... Tulane at SMU...... ESPNU 1 p.m...... PGA: Phoenix Open...... Golf Charlotte at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 8 p.m...... UMass at Davidson...... CBSSN 3 p.m...... PGA: Phoenix Open...... CBS 8:30 p.m...... Florida at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network NHL 9 p.m...... Purdue at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network 12:30 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Washington...... NBC TODAY IN SPORTS 10 p.m...... Nevada at Boise St...... ESPNU Rodeo February 1 1995 — Utah guard John Stock- 10 p.m...... Saint Mary’s at BYU...... ESPN2 12 p.m...... PBR: Express Ranches Invitational...... CBS 1913 — Jim Thorpe, star of the ton becomes the NBA’s career as- 10 p.m...... Utah State at San Diego St...... CBSSN 4 p.m...... PBR: Express Ranches Invitational...... CBSSN 1912 Olympics, signs to play base- sist leader, setting up Karl Malone 10:30 p.m...... Colorado at USC...... FS1 Skiing ball with the New York Giants. with 6:30 left in the first half of the Bowling 12:30 a.m...... World Cup: men’s downhill...... NBCSN Jazz’s 129-88 victory over Denver. 1914 — The Chicago White Sox 4:30 p.m...... PBA: Jonesboro Open...... FS1 Snowboarding and New York Giants play an exhi- Stockton’s 9,922nd assist moves Boxing 3 p.m...... US Grand Prix...... NBC bition game to promote baseball in him ahead of Magic Johnson. Egypt. The game ends in a 3-3 tie. 2003 — Regina Jacobs becomes 8 p.m...... PBC: Fight Night...... FS1 Men’s Soccer 1956 — Hayes Alan Jenkins leads the first woman to break four min- 10 p.m...... Junior welterweights: Ramirez vs. Postal...... ESPN 9 a.m...... Arsenal at Burnley...... NBCSN the United States in a sweep of utes in the indoor 1,500 meters at Figure Skating 9:30 a.m...... Freiburg at Cologne...... FS1 Olympic men’s figure skating in the Boston Indoor Games. Jacobs 3 p.m...... European Championships (ladies)...... NBC 11:30 a.m...... Manchester City at Tottenham Hotspur...... NBCSN Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. finishes in 3:59.98 to break the NFL 11:50 a.m...... Wolfsburg at SC Paderborn...... FS2 1967 — The American Basketball world record of 4:00.27 set by Ro- 8 p.m...... NFL Honors...... Fox 2:30 p.m...... AC Milan at Udinese...... ESPNews Association is born. The league manian Doina Melinte in 1990. Golf Tennis fields 11 teams in its first season. 2004 — The New England Patri- 9 a.m...... Champions: Morocco Champions...... Golf 1984 — David J. Stern becomes ots win their second Super Bowl in 3:30 a.m...... Australian Open (men’s final)...... ESPN the NBA’s fourth Commissioner, three seasons after Adam Vinatieri 1 p.m...... Phoenix Open...... Golf 8 a.m...... Australian Open (men’s final, tape)...... ESPN2 replacing the retired Larry O’Brien, kicks a field goal with 4 seconds 3 p.m...... Phoenix Open...... CBS Radio who had served as Commissioner left to lift his team to a 32-29 victo- Snowboarding NFL since 1975. ry over the Carolina Panthers. 5 p.m...... US Grand Prix: slopestyle...... NBC 6:30 p.m....Super Bowl LIV: San Fran. vs. Kansas City...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Siblings come home to visit, but not with family members DEAR ABBY: I have a She wants to invite many problem I haven’t seen Dear Abby is written by Abigail of her longtime friends to in your column before. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne the shower, but most of My husband comes from them have little or no his- a large family with sib- Phillips, and was founded by her tory or relationship with lings spread far and mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact her grandson or his wife, wide. We live in the home and neither one really state and are happy to Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. accommodate his broth- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. wants them to be invited. ers and sisters (families, The grandmother, howev- dogs) when they come er, thinks it would be rude not to. Your home to visit and ask to way you won’t have need- DEAR GOING: I hesi- stay with us. lessly cleared your calen- tate to call your fiancee thoughts? While it’s never said dar only to be left stand- selfish as much as INVITED IN THE openly, it quickly becomes ing at the curb. self-CENTERED. Her WEST clear that the purpose of mother has waited a re- their visit is to do activi- DEAR ABBY: My fian- spectful amount of time. DEAR INVITED: Some- ties with people other cee, “Mia,” lost her dad She isn’t erasing her late one should remind your than my husband and two years ago, and her husband from her life or me. In the past, we mother recently an- her children’s as much as good friend that the cele- cleared our calendars nounced to the family going on with hers, which bration is not for her, and and expected to entertain that she is seeing some- is healthy. that showers aren’t sup- and feed these visitors. It one. She has been staying I wish you had men- posed to be hosted by becomes awkward when over at his house, and she tioned how long she has close relatives but by they unexpectedly leave is planning to sell her been seeing the man she’s friends of the honoree. for events with other peo- home and move in with planning on moving in Not only would your ple — once a Christmas him. Mia is very upset with, because it might be Eve dinner! Advice? friend’s contemporaries about it. pertinent. For her own Her mom is now in the not be offended if they are protection, she should AWKWARD IN THE process of getting rid of not invited, they would MIDWEST her father’s belongings. discuss her plans with probably feel relieved. She feels like her mom is her lawyer to ensure that People of Great-Grand- DEAR AWKWARD: erasing her father from she — and her assets ma-To-Be’s generation Do not be confrontation- are safeguarded before their lives. How long have been through so al, but when plans are should her mother have she sells her house. being made for the next many showers they aren’t waited? Is Mia being self- likely to have hurt feel- visit, you and your hus- ish? Shouldn’t she be DEAR ABBY: A good ings if the younger gener- band should ask his rela- happy for her mother? friend of mine is giving a tives which days or eve- baby shower next month ation takes over, unless nings you should expect GOING FORWARD for her grandson and they’re very close to the to entertain them. That IN THE EAST granddaughter-in-law. honoree. BRIDGE

The other answers assume importance Here are my answers to the re- 5. Look only at the East hand. maining Christmas Competition North opens one no-trump. a. What questions. should East do? b. Whatever East 3. How would the bidding proceed calls, South jumps to three no- if East were the dealer? My choice is trump. What should East lead? a. given in the diagram. That East hand Two hearts if it shows a heart-minor is worth an opening bid, having no two-suiter. If it would be natural, pass rebid problem. South is too strong (not having a six-card suit). b. Dia- for a simple overcall. West raises to mond king. the 10-trick level because he knows 6. Look only at the South hand. a. of at least a 10-card fit. North can North opens one heart, and East pass- hardly risk passing. Then South bids es. b. East opens one spade(!). What what he hopes his partner can make, should South do in each case? a. One although he might first employ Ro- spade. There is no hurry. b. Double man Key Card Blackwood. (though pass might work better). 4. Look only at the North hand. a. 7. Look only at the West hand. West deals and opens two hearts, a a. North opens one diamond, East weak two-bid. b. South opens one heart, makes a takeout double, and South and West overcalls two diamonds. What responds one spade. b. East opens should North do in each case? a. Pass two hearts, a weak two-bid, and South (do not pre-empt against a pre-empt). makes a takeout double. What should b. Pass (maybe three spades, if weak, or West do in each case? a. Two hearts. a negative double). b. Four hearts ... or Blackwood! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV FEBRUARY 1, 2020 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 Saturday, Feb. 1 Sunday, Feb. 2 BROADCAST STATIONS 31 Days of Oscar 2020 Kitten Bowl VII WGBH Howards End on Sanditon on Mas- Vienna Blood Antiques Roadshow Basic Stories- 3 Steps to Pain Free Living ^ PBS Masterpiece terpiece Black Stage Exercises to eliminate pain. TCM, beginning at 6 a.m. Hallmark Channel, 2 p.m. WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS “Institutional- FBI: Most Wanted 48 Hours (N) News Phantom In Touch Madam Secretary Beginning today and running through Beth Stern hosts this year’s event, with $ CBS Fortune ized” “Defender” Gourmet March 2, Turner Classic Movies again co-commentators Jill Wagner and Bren- WCVB News- Chronicle The Jump NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ers at Boston Celtics. News- Celebrity Elementary “A Home, celebrates Oscar month with nonstop nan Elliott to call the play-by-play action. % ABC Center 5 (N) (N) Center 5 Page Landmark Story” Life airings of Academy Award-winning and Along with the kittens, there will also WBTS Open Talk Dateline NBC Dateline NBC Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live Host JJ 1st Look -nominated films. The theme is “360 be appearances by former NFL players * NBC House Stoop Live (N) at 11 Watt; Luke Combs performs. Degrees of Oscar,” with each film aired Boomer Esiason—commissioner of the WFXT The Great Brady NFL Honors Recognizing the best of the Boston Sports Super Bowl LIV Just for Just for Ent. linked to the previous one by a notable Feline Football League—and Rashad 9 FOX Heist 2019 season. (N) News Wrap Music Fest (N) Laughs Laughs Tonight actor who appeared in both. Jennings, picking their personal favorites WUTF (6:00) ›› “Parker” (2013, Ac- ›› The Huntsman: Winter’s War (2016, Fantasía) ›‡ Crank 2: High Voltage ››› Damage (2009) Figure Skating: ISU European Champi- of the feline championship game! = UMA ción) Jason Statham. Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron. (2009, Acción) Jason Statham. Steve Austin. onships Puppy Bowl XVI WSBK Big Bang Big Bang ›› Henry’s Crime (2010) Keanu Reeves. Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Three Three Three NBC, 3 p.m. Animal Planet, 3 p.m. F MNT Theory Theory An ex-con plans a bank robbery. Stooges Stooges Stooges NBC airs the men’s and ladies’ free Animal Planet’s annual Super Bowl al- WGBX American Experience “The Poison Squad” NOVA “The Planets: Nature “The Cheetah Under- Music Austin City Limits NOVA skates from the ISU European Figure ternative programming favorite returns L PBS The work of Dr. Harvey Wiley. Ice Worlds” Children” ground Voyager “Billie Eilish” (N) Skating Championships, which wrapped for its 16th installment. Ninety-six pup- WWJE Cold Case Files Cold Case Files Cold Case Files A Cold Case Files Cold Case Files World’s Most Evil World’s up last week in Graz, Austria. pies from 61 shelters will be divided into R JN wife goes missing. Killers Most Puppy Bowl Presents: The Dog Bowl III Teams Ruff and Fluff to cutely clash on WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime Animal Planet, 8 p.m. the gridiron. The event will be immediately WNUE El señor de los ››‡ 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (2016, Guerra) TYM Decisio- Latinx Decisio- Programa Before the youngsters take the field in preceded by an hourlong pregame show. ¨ TELE cielos James Badge Dale, John Krasinski, Max Martini. Zona nes Now! nes tomorrow’s annual Puppy Bowl, the third The night before, adult and senior pooch- WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & installment of this event will let 65 adult es will take the field in the third Dog Bowl. ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order and senior dogs from rescues and shel- Super Bowl LIV CABLE STATIONS ters have some fun on the gridiron. Jill FOX, 6:30 p.m. Live (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 02.01.20” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 02.01.20” Rappaport hosts the hourlong special The NFL crowns its champion for the A&E PD -- 01.24.20” that pits Team Goldies against Team Old- 2019 season tonight at Hard Rock Sta- ››› Taken (2008) Liam Neeson. Slavers Seven Worlds, One Planet ››› Taken (2008) Liam Neeson. Slavers ››› First Blood ies. dium in Miami Gardens, Fla., as the San AMC kidnap the daughter of a former spy. “South America” (N) kidnap the daughter of a former spy. (1982, Action) NFL Honors Francisco 49ers take on the Kansas City Below ›››‡ Speed (1994, Action) Keanu Reeves. A transit bus is wired ›››‡ Speed (1994) Keanu Reeves. A transit bus is Abduc- FOX, 8 p.m. Live Chiefs in Super Bowl LIV. Jennifer Lopez BRAVO Deck to explode if it drops below 50 mph. ‘R’ wired to explode if it drops below 50 mph. tion FOX airs the NFL Honors awards live from and Shakira perform at halftime. Expedition Un- Man vs. Bear (N) Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan DISC Miami, recognizing the NFL’s best players, Howards End known People People People People “Call to Duty” Bush Raven’s Raven’s Big City Big City Big City Big City Gabby Gabby Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven’s Raven’s Sydney- performances and plays from the 2019 PBS, 8 p.m. DISN season. Series Finale! Home Home Greens Greens Greens Greens Duran Duran Home Home Max College Basketball College Basketball Duke at Syracuse. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- Poisoned Love: The Stacey Castor Story Margaret is undaunted by Henry’s past ESPN Lifetime, 8 p.m. misdeeds. Helen leaves abruptly for Eu- Kentucky at Auburn. ter Original Film! rope. Margaret and Tibby get Henry to help College Basketball College Basketball Bradley at Loyola- College Basketball Saint Mary’s (Calif.) at Basket- NFL NFL’s ESPN2 Chicago. (N) BYU. (N) ball Matchup Greatest Stacey Castor (Nia Vardalos) weathered resolve issues at Howards End, where the (5:35) “Ferris Buel- ›››‡ Back to the Future (1985, Comedy) Michael J. Fox. A boy ››› Back to the Future Part II (1989, Comedy) the storm of her first husband’s death three families have a showdown. FREE ler’s Day Off” (1986) travels through time to his parents’ teenage years. Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson. and managed to find love again with Sanditon (5:30) ›› “Ride ››› Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017, Adven- ››› Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017, Adven- Better her boss, David (Mike Dopud). But when PBS, 9 p.m. FX Along 2” (2016) ture) Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black. ture) Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black. Things David is discovered dead of an apparent Desperate for unpaid wages, Young (5:30) ››‡ “Aqua- ››‡ Alita: Battle Angel (2019, Science The Outsider “Que Real Time With Bill ››‡ Alita: Battle Angel (2019) suicide, the police suspect some foul Stringer threatens a worker boycott of HBO man” (2018) Fiction) Rosa Salazar. ‘PG-13’ Viene el Coco” Maher Rosa Salazar. ‘PG-13’ play, as David’s death mimics that of Sta- the annual cricket match with Sanditon’s Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens: Secret Files Extraterrestri- Ancient Aliens (N) Ancient Aliens “The Ancient Aliens: Secret Files cey’s first husband. As the evidence be- gentlemen. Even Charlotte joins the game HIST als in ancient Egypt. (N) Vanishings” “Earth Station Egypt” gins to fall into place, a suicide attempt as simmering tensions boil over. “Chris Watts: Con- Poisoned Love: The Stacey Castor Story My Wife’s Secret Life (2019, Suspense) Poisoned Love: The Stacey by her daughter Ashley (Chanelle Peloso) Vienna Blood LIFE fessions of” (2020) Nia Vardalos, Mike Dopud. Jason Cermak, Blake Williams. Castor Story (2020, Suspense) Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- further complicates the investigation. PBS, 10 p.m. MTV Seven Worlds, One Planet: “South Oskar asks Max to help investigate a gro- lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness NBA G Celtics Pregame American Ninja Celtics Alpha 8 Celtics Celtics Sneaker Angling World America” tesque series of murders in Vienna’s slums, NBCSB BBC America, 9 p.m. where the victims are seemingly chosen at League Live (N) Warrior Halftime Post. Post Shopping Poker Bruins Bruins NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Minnesota Wild. Xcel Bruins Bruins NESN Dirty Beanpot NHL Tonight’s episode looks at South America, random. The killer’s gruesome calling cards NESN the most species-rich continent on Earth. are vicious mutilation with a military blade Break. Energy Center. (N) Overtime Sports Water TV Pre. Hockey In the Andes, pumas hunt guanaco while and a penchant for arcane symbols. Loud Loud Henry All That The Crystal Maze Friends Friends Friends Awkwa- Awkwa- Friends Friends NICK House House Danger (N) fina fina rarely seen bears search for mini avo- The Masked Singer (6:30) ›››‡ “The Help” (2011, Drama) ››‡ The Best of Enemies (2019, Historical Shameless “Gal- The The L Word: Gen- cados. In the Amazon, poison dart frogs FOX, 10:30 p.m. SHOW Viola Davis. ‘PG-13’ Drama) Taraji P. Henson. ‘PG-13’ lavich!” Circus eration Q care for their babies, colorful macaws eat Season Premiere! (6:23) “X-Men Ori- ››‡ The Vow (2012, Romance) Rachel Power Tate tasks ›››‡ Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019, Don clay, and birds make death-defying flights FOX’s hit singing competition returns for STARZ gins: Wolverine” McAdams, Sam Neill. ‘PG-13’ Dre to kill Ghost. Action) Tom Holland. ‘PG-13’ Jon’s through a gigantic waterfall. Season 3 with a special premiere follow- “King ››› Zombieland (2009, Comedy) Woody ›› Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016, Horror) Futurama “Zapp Purga- A Valentine’s Match ing FOX’s coverage of Super Bowl LIV (if SYFY Arthur” Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg. Lily James, Sam Riley, Bella Heathcote. Dingbat” tony (N) Hallmark Channel, 9 p.m. the game runs long, the premiere may air (6:00) ››› “Wonder Woman” (2017, Ac- Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Miracle ››› Wonder Woman (2017, Original Film! later than scheduled). Once again, viewers TBS tion) Gal Gadot, Chris Pine. Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Workers Action) Gal Gadot, Chris Pine. Fired from her job as a reality TV host, and celebrity panelists will try to guess (5:00) ››› “Coach ›› Pain & Gain (2013) Mark Wahlberg. Florida body- ››‡ 2 Guns (2013, Action) Denzel Washington, Mark NCIS: Natalie (Bethany Joy Lenz) returns home which stars are singing underneath elab- TNT Carter” builders get caught up in an extortion ring. Wahlberg, Paula Patton. N.O. “Harry Potter- ››› Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009, Children’s) Dare Me “Coup Dare Me Dare Me for Valentine’s Day, only to find herself orate costumes. Beat Shazam host Jamie USA running the town festival’s auction with Foxx will be a guest panelist in tonight’s Phoenix” Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. d’État” (5:30) ››› “Baby ››‡ Poetic Justice (1993, Romance-Comedy) Janet Movie White her ex-fiancé (Luke Macfarlane), thanks premiere. The series moves to its regular VH1 to two scheming mothers. Wednesday time slot starting Feb. 5. Boy” (2001) Jackson, Tupac Shakur, Regina King. Men

HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV FEBRUARY 2, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WGBH (6:28) Howards End Howards End on Sanditon on Master- Vienna Blood (N) Finding Your Roots Rick Steves Fascism in Europe Leave nothing to chance. If you want something done correctly, do it yourself. ^ PBS on Masterpiece Masterpiece piece (N) With Henry WBZ 60 Minutes (N) NCIS “Someone FBI “The Lives of NCIS: New Orleans News Sports Sports Joel Men’s Look at a change someone is making from every angle before you decide to get $ CBS Else’s Shoes” Others” “Spies & Lies” Final (N) Final OT Osteen Health involved. WCVB America’s Funniest America’s Funniest Shark Tank Shark Tank News- SportsCen- Soledad Elementary “Under % ABC Home Videos Home Videos Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien My Skin” PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) WBTS America’s Got Talent Champions from Ellen’s Game of Ellen’s Game of News NBC 10 Access Hollywood Ninja * NBC around the world compete. Games Games at 11 Sports Warrior Keep the ideas flowing until you come up with a plan that you feel comfortable im- WFXT (6:30) Super Bowl LIV San Francisco 49ers vs Kansas City Postgame The Masked Singer Guest Boston 25 News at News In- plementing. Any proposals you make will draw attention, support and controversy. 9 FOX Chiefs. (N) panelist Jamie Foxx. (N) 10PM (N) Depth Romance is in the stars. WUTF (6:00) ››‡ “Shooter” (2007) ›› Contraband (2012) Mark Wahlberg. Un excontra- ›› The Punisher (2004, Acción) Thomas Jane, John = UMA Mark Wahlberg. bandista descubre que debe regresar al juego. Travolta, Will Patton. ARIES (March 21-April 19) WSBK Castle “Hong Kong NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Two and Two and Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Imp. Jok- F MNT Hustle” “Crab Mentality” Half Men Half Men Theory Theory Girls Girls ers You are overdue for a change. Shake things up and be the one to make the first WGBX (5:30) Great Perfor- Antiques Roadshow Finding Your Roots Country Music Country music artists reflect Howards End on Sanditon- move. A positive attitude and intelligence, coupled with enthusiasm, will get others L PBS mances With Henry America. Masterpiece Mast on board. WWJE Southern Fried Southern Fried Fatal Encounters Fatal Encounters Fatal Encounters Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre R JN Homicide Homicide “Deadly Conviction” “Killer View” “Deadly Delivery” Murders Murders Murders TAURUS (April 20-May 20) WLVI Modern Modern Batwoman Supergirl “In Plain 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout “Gorillas in Bob’s Bob’s True X CW Family Family Sight” CW56 (N) Our Midst” Burgers Burgers Crime Gather information before you expose your true feelings. Be sensitive to how your WNUE Exatlón Estados Unidos La lucha por la La voz (N) TYM Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Decisio- words will affect your listeners. A creative project will raise your awareness and ¨ TELE permanencia es ajustada. (N) Zona nes tremas nes change your plans. WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Chicago P.D. “Sanc- Chicago P.D. “I Re- Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. Chicago ¥ ION “Plan B” “Imposters” tuary” member Her Now” P.D. 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Family Family (5:30) The Temptations Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n VH1 Out Out Out Out Out Out Out B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 INTERNATIONAL Johnson hails ‘new beginning’ Tokyo Olympic organizers try as U.K. counts down to Brexit to dampen By Jill Lawless The now 27-member EU U.K. Prime Minister didn’t happen.” and Raf Casert will have to bounce back Boris Johnson was hold- Britain’s departure is a ASSOCIATED PRESS from one of its biggest set- ing a Cabinet meeting historic moment, but it only cancellation rumors backs in its 62-year histo- in the pro-Brexit town of LONDON — Britons marks the end of the first By Stephen Wade laborate with all the main ry to confront an ever more Sunderland, in northeast counted down the hours stage of the Brexit saga. ASSOCIATED PRESS UN agencies, as neces- complicated world as its England. He is scheduled Friday to their country’s When Britons wake up on sary, in the lead up to the former member becomes a to deliver a pre-recorded TOKYO — Tokyo Olym- departure from the Euro- Saturday, they will notice games and this naturally competitor, just across the address to the country an pic organizers are trying pean Union — some joy- very little change. The U.K. includes the WHO.” English Channel. hour before departure, to shoot down rumors that ous, some sad, many just and the EU have given Tokyo Governor Yuriko The EU flag and Union calling Brexit “not an end this year’s 2020 Games hopeful the divorce would themselves an 11-month Koike, speaking earlier in Jack were lowered Friday but a beginning.” might be canceled or the week to the heads of mark the end an an- “transition period” — in postponed because of the outside Britain’s EU of- According to his office, 62 municipalities, warned guished chapter in their which the U.K. will contin- spread of a new virus. fice in Brussels. Starting he will describe it as “a about the dangers. Japan country’s history. ue to follow the bloc’s rules Japan has so far re- Saturday, it will become moment of real national has also urged citizens not The U.K. officially de- ported no deaths from an embassy, with just the renewal and change.” — to strike new agree- to travel to China. parts the EU at 11 p.m. the coronavirus that has British flag flying. In a break with usu- ments on trade, security “We must firmly tackle local time, midnight in killed more than 200 peo- It’s the first time a coun- al practice, independent and a host of other areas. the new coronavirus to Brussels (2300 GMT, 6 ple in China. Japanese or- try has left the EU, and media outlets were not Negotiations are due to contain it, or we are going p.m. EST). The departure allowed to film Johnson’s ganizers have hesitated to many in the bloc rued the start in March, and the ear- to regret it,” she said. comes 3½ years after the speech, which was record- say much for several days, day. In Brussels, EU Com- ly signs are not encouraging. Rumors have spread on- country voted by a margin ed by the government at but on Friday they ad- mission President Ursula Von der Leyen said the line with thousands of com- of 52 percent-48 percent to 10 Downing St. dressed the rumors. So did von der Leyen lamented EU would be “united in ments on Twitter under walk away from the club The government is the International Olympic that “as the sun rises to- defending its interests.” the hashtag in Japanese that it had joined in 1973. marking Brexit in what it Committee, which also morrow a new chapter for “Tokyo Olympic Canceled.” Throughout the day, intends to be a dignified, “For all third countries, has said little. our union of 27 will start.” small bands of ardent nontriumphalist fashion, the rule is that only by The Olympics open on The IOC has faced chal- But she warned Brexit Brexit backers gathered with red, white and blue recognizing the EU single July 24, just under six lenges like this before, and day would mark a major loss outside Parliament in lights illuminating gov- market rules can you reap months away. carries insurance for such for the U.K. and said the is- London to celebrate. Near- ernment buildings and a the rewards,” she said. “We have never discussed possibilities. It has can- by, pro-Europeans waving land nation is heading for a countdown clock projected But Britain insists it cancelling the games,” To- celed Olympics during war- lonelier existence. “Strength the bloc’s blue and yellow onto the prime minister’s will not agree to follow an kyo organizers said in a time, and faced boycotts in does not lie in splendid iso- 1980 and 1984. It also held flag came to commiserate. Downing Street residence. EU rule book in return for statement to The Associat- Whether Brexit makes lation, but in our unique the 2002 Winter Olym- Inside, Johnson will unfettered trade. ed Press. “Tokyo 2020 will Britain a proud nation union.” Newspapers across gather with Cabinet min- continue to collaborate pics in Salt Lake City just that has reclaimed its sov- the continent were marking “We want trade to be months after the 9-11 at- isters, aides, civil servants as frictionless as possi- with the IOC and relevant ereignty, or a diminished the departure with head- organizations and will re- tacks in the United States. and Brexit campaigners ble, but the EU is clear, presence in Europe and lines of “Adieu to Europe” for a reception featuring view any countermeasures The mosquito-borne you can only have fully the world, will be debated and “Bye-Bye!” next to a English sparkling wine that may be necessary.” Zika virus also cast a for years to come. Union Jack flag. and canapes including frictionless trade if you Rumors of a cancellation shadow over the run-up to shortbread with English accept all of their rules, if have spread in Japan with the 2016 Olympics in Rio blue cheese and roast beef you accept all their laws,” reports that the Swiss- de Janeiro. with Yorkshire pudding. said Cabinet minister Mi- based IOC has met with The larger problem for Some Brexit supporters chael Gove. “We voted to the World Health Organi- the Olympics could come will be holding more raucous be independent.” zation about the outbreak. with qualifying events in celebrations. Arch-Brexiteer Johnson’s government The WHO has called the China and elsewhere be- Nigel Farage and his band hopes to negotiate a deal virus a global emergency. ing canceled or postponed. of devotees will gather for with the EU alongside a “Preparations for To- International federations patriotic songs and speech- free trade agreement with kyo 2020 continue as will have to reschedule es in London’s Parliament the United States. That’s planned,” the IOC said in events and Chinese ath- Square to mark a moment also likely to be contentious. a statement. “It is normal letes could present extra that even Farage sometimes practice for the IOC to col- challenges and screening. Opposition politicians doubted would ever come. are already raising con- Others do not feel like in- dulging in any festivities. cerns about issues ranging “It’s a very sad day,” said from food-safety standards lawyer Alice Cole-Roberts. — especially the U.S. prac- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’m very upset that we tice of chlorine-washing Brexit supporters gather during a rally at the are leaving the European chicken to kill germs — to Parliament square on Friday in London. Union and I simply wish it drug prices. China locked down 50 million people and has to keep them fed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS This spring 1943 photo provided by the U.S. By Joe McDonald talking to reporters af- Holocaust Memorial Museum shows a group of ASSOCIATED PRESS ter authorities said eight auxiliary guards at the Nazi death camp Sobi- doctors were punished in bor in German-occupied Poland. BEIJING — Carrying December for warning permits demanding “fast about the emergence of passage,” truck drivers the virus. Historians: Sobibor rushed a 560-ton ship- Authorities can draw ment of disinfectant from on an extensive surveil- eastern China to Wuhan, lance network involving death camp photos the locked-down city of 11 thousands of video camer- million people at the cen- as, smartphone tracking, ter of a vast effort to con- may feature Demjanjuk monitoring of social me- tain a new viral disease. dia and other technology Outside the metropolis By Kerstin Sopke dered on arrival at Sobi- developed with the help of in central China, the cargo and Geir Moulson bor from the Netherlands Western tech companies was shifted to local trucks PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS in 1943, said it was “very to protect the party’s mo- with drivers in masks and courageous” of Niemann’s Funeral workers disinfect themselves after nopoly on power. BERLIN — Historians descendants to release the protective suits, part of a have presented a collection handling a virus victim in Wuhan in central Hospitals are straining photos. She said it was “a tightly controlled flow of of photos kept by the depu- China’s Hubei Province. to cope with thousands of breathtaking experience” food and other supplies ty commander of the Nazis’ virus patients while doc- to see the images after fre- through checkpoints that Sobibor death camp that Those without passes are other severe respirato- tors also treat other cases. quently having seen the site. have blocked most access they say appears to include turned back. ry symptoms. So far 213 State media say police The collection may also to Wuhan since Jan. 23. images of John Demjanjuk, Schools, cinemas and have died. in protective gear are shed more light on Dem- As global anxiety about the retired Ohio auto work- the new virus rises, au- restaurants are closed The shipment of disin- stationed at hospitals to janjuk, who was convicted in Wuhan, an industrial fectant last Saturday was separate people arriving er who was tried in Germa- thorities have blocked 50 ny for his alleged time as a in 2011 as an accessory to million people from leav- center with a population moved by drivers from two with fevers and other murder on allegations he 1 1/2 times that of New trucking companies in the possible virus symptoms Sobibor guard. ing Wuhan and nearby The collection unveiled served as a Sobibor guard. cities at the center of the York City. To keep people eastern province of Jiang- from other patients. Demjanjuk always denied at home and reduce chanc- su, according to the man- Rui Zhong, a Wuhan Tuesday at Berlin’s Topog- outbreak. That in turn re- raphy of Terror museum the accusations and died quires a massive effort to es for infection, subway ager of one of the compa- native who lives in Wash- in 2012 before his appeal and bus services are shut nies, Huai’an Hazardous ington, D.C., said that her comprises 361 photos as keep them supplied with well as written documents against the ruling by a down and private vehicle Goods Transport Co. mother’s elderly cousin food and other necessities. illustrating Johann Nie- Munich court could be use is banned in down- With official passes, the died in the city in the past “Wuhan is not an iso- mann’s career. Niemann heard, making the verdict town areas. 18 teams of drivers cut 10 days after a delay in the lated island,” declared was the deputy commander not legally binding. The government of Hubei the normal 20-hour trav- arrival of an ambulance. a state newspaper, the of Sobibor from September Two photos in the collec- province, where all the cit- el time to 15 hours, ac- A 73-year-old man with Yangtze Daily. 1942 until he was killed on tion may depict a young a lung problem, he died Few governments could ies are located, has prom- cording to the manager, Oct. 14, 1943, in an upris- Iwan Demjanjuk, as he was attempt such drastic re- ised adequate supplies of Liu Hankang. on the way to the hospital, ing by Jewish inmates. known before anglicizing strictions on a popula- vegetables, rice, meat and “Enterprises must take Zhong said. Unlike in many other his name to John, among tion bigger than South medical supplies. on this responsibility,” Liu “It’s hard to know for cases, the photos were not other former prisoners of Korea’s or Australia’s. It said authorities were said by phone. sure: could he have been destroyed after World War war who were trained at an They are made possible working with retailers to The government has re- saved?” said Zhong, who II in fear of legal proceed- SS camp and were deployed by the ruling Communist bring food from as far away leased no details of how it works at the Woodrow Wil- ings, and they remained at Sobibor, according to Party’s extensive con- as Yunnan province in the is enforcing travel curbs son Center. “But my family in the possession of Nie- historians. If they do, they trols on society and ex- southwest and Hainan is- on smaller roads and vil- will always wonder.” mann’s family. The collec- would be the first to prove perience combating the land in the South China lages on the outskirts of The cause of death was tion is being handed over that he was at the camp. 2002-03 SARS epidemic. Sea. A crackdown on hoard- the vast locked-down area. never determined. “The to the U.S. Holocaust Me- Martin Cueppers, a Holo- Some trucks are al- ing and price-gouging by Residents contacted by doctors didn’t look at it morial Museum. caust historian at the Uni- lowed to leave the 17 merchants was announced phone said most super- super-closely,” she said. Experts say the collec- versity of Stuttgart, said locked-down cities to col- after food costs spiked. markets still have ade- “He was cremated.” tion enhances historians’ researchers concluded that lect food. Photos in state “Please do not panic, quate food supplies. The city is racing to knowledge of what Sobi- Demjanjuk is “probably” de- media show them lined do not hoard, so as not to “They can meet our build a 1,000-bed hospi- bor looked like. So far, they picted in at least one case in up at checkpoints, their cause waste,” said a gov- needs for the time being,” tal for virus patients. It knew of only two photos conjunction with the crimi- drivers wearing face ernment announcement. said a 40-year-old father is due to open Monday, 10 taken of the camp while it nal police office in Germa- masks. Police, shrouded China on Friday report- of two in Wuhan who days after construction existed. The Niemann col- ny’s Baden-Wuerttemberg in white protective suits, ed 9,692 confirmed cases would give only his sur- began. A second hospital lection adds another 49. state, whose biometric de- examine the drivers for of the virus, which can name, Cai. with 1,500 beds is to open Jetje Manheim, whose partment agreed to exam- the virus’s telltale fever. cause pneumonia and Residents are wary of shortly after that. grandparents were mur- ine the historical photos. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TRI-TOWN CONSORTIUM CITY OF LYNN THE TRIAL COURT INVITATION TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board of the City of Lynn will hold a public PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT hearing on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 6:30 o'clock p.m. in Room 302, Lynn CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION The Town of Lynnfield, acting on behalf of the municipalities of Lynnfield, City Hall on the Ordinance below. The Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing Docket No. ES20P0185EA Middleton, and North Reading, also known as the Tri-Town Consortium, will receive relative to a proposal to Recodify the City of Lynn Zone Ordinance on Tuesday, Essex Probate and Family Court sealed bids for the items listed below. February 11, 2020 at 8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, Lynn City Hall, 36 Federal Street Lynn, MA 01901 on the following: Salem, MA 01970 The Contract period will run from April 1, 2020 through March 31, 2021, plus two An Ordinance Amending the City of Lynn Zone Map Relating to the W3 and W4 (978)744-1020 possible 1-year Districts. A full copy of the proposed Waterfront Rezone Ordinance is available at extensions. the City Clerk's Office during normal City Hall Hours. Properties specifically effected by the amendments include, but are not limited to: all the land bounded by the Estate of: Lynnway, Carolyn Road, Circle Avenue and Day Street, being City of Lynn Arthur E. Gagnon Bid Item MassDot Prequalification Assessors Parcels 035-755-001, 035-755002, 035-755-003, 035-755-004, Also known as: Arthur Gagnon Street Sweeping Not Required 035-755-005, 035-755-007, 035-755-008, 035-755-009 and 035-755-012, Bituminous Concrete - FOB Not Required all the land bounded by the Lynnway, Day Street and Circle Avenue being City of Date of Death: 10/27/2019 Stone and Gravel Not Required Lynn Assessors Parcels 035-757-001, 035-757-005, 035-757-006, Catch Basin/Drain Manhole 035-757-002, 035-757- 003 also including City of Lynn Assessors Parcels To all interested persons: Cleaning Not Required 035-756-011, 035-756-012, 035-756-013 and 035- 756015 and the land Drain Cleaning by Vacuum Machine, and Television bounded by Circle Avenue and Harding Street being City of Lynn Assessors Parcel A Petition for Formal Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by: Inspection of Drains Not Required 034-752-027 all of said land except for those Parcels excluded hereinafter may Drainage Structure Reconstruction Not Required be incorporated into the City of Lynn Zoning Map as located in a Waterfront Zone 3 David A. Gagnon of Peabody, MA Granite Curbing and Wheelchair Ramps Required District (WF3). All persons interested in presenting public comment at the meeting Guardrail Not Required are welcomed to attend. Any claims of invalidity by reason of any defect in the requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Pavement Markings Not Required procedure of adoption or amendment may only be made within ninety days of as requested in the Petition. Random Crackfilling Required such posting or of the second publication of this Advertisement. Janet Rowe, City Clerk The Petitioner requests that: Item: January 25 & February 1, 2020 David A. Gagnon of Peabody MA Massachusetts Department of Transportation pre-qualification/certification is CITY OF LYNN be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety required as indicated above. Prevailing Wage Laws apply. Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 6:00 on the bond in pm, Room 402 on the an unsupervised administration. Bids shall be submitted to the Department of Public Works Office of the Town of following: Petition of Extenet Systems for permission to construct a small cell Lynnfield, Town Hall, 55 Summer Street Lynnfield, MA 01940 and shall be clearly wireless IMPORTANT NOTICE marked "Tri-Town Bid #R20- 1036". Bids will be received until 10:00 AM on telecommunications facility to be attached to an existing utility pole located on a You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the February 28, 2020 at which time they will be publicly opened and read in the public way at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Office of the Board of Selectmen. All bids must be submitted in following locations: must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on the format provided in the bid package. 111 Chestnut St. the return day of 03/02/2020. 36 Nahant Place This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written A bid deposit in the amount of 5% of the total amount of the bid shall be 36 Newhall St. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a furnished with the bid in the form of cash, certified check, treasurer's or cashier's 69 Newhall St. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections check issued by a responsible bank or trust company, or in a form of a bid bond 80 Chatham St. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further executed by a surety company authorized to do business in the Commonwealth of 17 Dana St. notice to you. Massachusetts, made payable to the Town of Lynnfield. 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Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 REAL ESTATE Miami Beach report: Raising roads for sea rise makes a home more valuable By Alex Harris MIAMI HERALD MIAMI — In Miami Beach’s bitter battle over raising roads to keep com- munities dry in the face of sea level rise, it’s all about property value. Critics of the policy worry that elevated roads will slop water onto their lawns, and eventually, homes, and make them less desirable for buyers and insurers. But a new consultant report says that the city’s raised roads, pumps and FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE pipes have increased the Atari has announced a deal with GSD Group value of one neighborhood to build hotels, like the one rendered here, in by $41.2 million dollars in major cities that use the video game brand as a only a handful of years. lodging and hospitality theme. “This has never been done anywhere, to our knowl- edge,” said Peter Schultz, the vice president of ICF, Gamer-friendly the consulting firm heading FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE the report, which concluded Pedestrians make their way through the flooded streets of Miami. the city’s adaptation efforts Atari Hotel to so far “significantly out- city’s road raising strat- City Manager Jimmy Mo- Miami Beach’s resilience weigh their costs.” The city egy come from the single- rales, citing a NOAA study strategy a few years ago, has committed over half a family homes on Palm and “By 2060, every day in said data has long shown bring ‘immersive billion dollars to raise roads Hibiscus Islands. Miami Beach we’re go- that investing in protec- and keep them dry, one of There, homeowners ing to have regular high tion ahead of time pays off. the biggest investments in have complained of roads tides that are today’s king “What’s remarkable experiences’ climate action for a city in so high that garages are tides,” he said. about this study is it does the country. inaccessible, driveways so In the last three years, it for a locality, and local The analysis found he said, Sunset Harbour governments are where By Abdel Jimenez cial real estate developer, steep that cars bump their that from the time the undercarriage on the way has escaped 84 tidal floods the rubber really hits the CHICAGO TRIBUNE also will be involved with city upgraded the Sun- down and newfound pud- because of its pumps and road,” she said. “This is a building Atari Hotels. set Harbour neighbor- dles on lawns while the newly elevated roads. formidably important re- Anyone who grew up Under a licensing hood in 2016, the more streets remain dry. Trying to find solutions port because it helps local with Atari, the video game agreement, Paris-based than 1,300 condominiums The report also didn’t that offer the most protec- governments figure out company known for arcade Atari will receive 5 per- brands like Asteroids and there gained 11.9 percent separate out the impact tion for residents with the what to do next.” cent of hotel revenues. Pong as well as a home in value just from the el- of raised roads versus just least amount of disrup- Commissioner Ricky Ar- Murphy said the firm game console, will have evated streets and new using flood pumps, a strat- tion is tough, said Mayor riola said he hoped the has been scouting sites a chance to relive those stormwater pumps. egy some in the city have Dan Gelber. And though “hard numbers” in this in Chicago and moving memories in a theme hotel If the roads around a advocated for. he acknowledged the city’s report will calm down coming to Chicago. fast to get an Atari Hotel property are higher, the The cost-benefit analy- many missteps in Palm residents concerned about Atari announced this in the city. “We’ve been property is worth around sis was presented as part and Hibiscus Islands, home values and show week a deal with GSD to Chicago a number of 4.9 to 11.1 percent more of a daylong meeting he said the city needs to that the city’s strategy Group, a Phoenix-based times … probably about a per foot of road elevation, about the city’s resilience press forward to continue will help, not hurt. But firm, to build hotels in ma- dozen times in the last six the study found. Elevated strategy and followed a to protect property values. he doesn’t think everyone jor cities centered around months,” Murphy said. homes are worth more too. workshop last week from “Clearly, at some point, will be convinced. the iconic brand. The first The Chicago hotel would Between 8.5 to 11.5 per- another set of consultants people looking at homes “I still think there’s go- location will be in Phoe- be bigger than the hotel cent higher per foot, ac- about road raising. are going to say ‘I don’t ing to be people who no nix, with additional ho- in Phoenix, she said. Con- cording to the analysis. Residents haven’t been want to live in a place amount of logic and facts tels in Chicago; Las Ve- struction on that hotel is “You can actually add shy about voicing their where the streets flood are going to sway, whether gas; Denver; Seattle; San expected to begin later to a value of a home and displeasure with the city’s 20 percent of the time,’” it’s climate change deniers Francisco; Austin, Texas; this year. actually knock out the adaptation program, par- Gelber said. “We’re going or people who don’t want and San Jose, Calif. Atari Hotels said its value loss due to flooding,” ticularly the road raising. to get hundreds of people to go through the inconve- GSD Group CEO Shelly locations will offer “im- Schultz said. “For some in the commu- who say ‘my most valuable nience of construction or Murphy said the firm, mersive experiences” for However, the report only nity it seems as if resilience asset is being devalued’ to people whose timelines for along with Napoleon all ages, including virtual focused on Sunset Harbour, is something we’re doing to the point where they’re staying in their property Smith III, producer of the and augmented reality, which is mostly condomin- them,” said Commissioner underwater financially. is less than it takes to get “Teenage Mutant Ninja and certain locations will iums, and the upcoming Mark Samuelian. That’s the great fear.” done with the work,” he Turtles” film franchise re- house esports events. project in the First Street But city leaders look at Joyce Coffee, president said. “As policymakers, we boot, will be in charge of Smith said in a news re- neighborhood that would the numbers — two feet of Climate Resilience Con- have to think about the hotel development and de- lease that the hotels will largely affect high rises of sea rise by 2060 — and sulting and head of the long-term future of our sign. True North Studio, have a “nostalgic and ret- and single-story shops. worry about what happens Urban Land Institute ex- city and make the appro- a Phoenix-based commer- ro meets modern” design. Most complaints about the if they don’t raise roads. pert panel that reviewed priate decisions.”

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