SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 Tierney Swampscott wants dogs on a tight leash By Bella diGrazia nasty” with him, he said. The constant The issue of loose dogs and dog waste ‘open to’ ITEM STAFF con ict became a growing part of his on town elds and school properties is former job as Swampscott Little League not getting any better, according to town SWAMPSCOTT — As a Little League president. of cials and a number of frustrated res- coach, Joe Ford spends a lot of time on “It was one of the reasons, out of many, idents. Until the Board of Health can challenging public elds. He’s seen the dogs romp- why I decided to step down as presi- modify the town bylaw, they released ing around those open greens — and dent,” said Ford. “I saw on a daily basis a memorandum to empower youth and what they leave behind. Now the town a group of dog walkers that I called the school sports staff to “act immediately Moulton plans to help Ford keep the elds a little ‘dog ma a.’ They walk around like they if they see something or are having a cleaner for his players. own the area and no one can say a word problem with an individual regarding By Thomas Grillo It’s not just the dogs and their waste to them. It’s ignorant and disrespectful these issues.” ITEM STAFF causing the problem, Ford said. Most of for them to allow their dogs to go to the “We are now aggressively enforcing the dog owners he talked to about put- bathroom where children are rolling SALEM — Don’t call him the Come- ting their pets on a leash became “very around.” SWAMPSCOTT, A2 back Kid yet. But ve years after nine-term U.S. Rep. John F. Tierney was ousted from Con- gress by a then unknown 35-year-old Ma- rine veteran, the former congressman is Retired re ghter has considering a rematch. “I’m keeping an open mind,” Tierney told The Item Friday as he vacationed on 100 reasons to celebrate Paradise Island in the Bahamas. “Voters in the district feel they are underrepre- sented and he’s burned more bridges in Washington than need repair in the na- tion.” Tierney is talking about U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, the Salem Democrat who beat him in the 2014 primary 51 to 40 percent. Ever since Moulton, who won re-elec- tion last year, threw his hat into the pres- idential ring, the number of Democrats lining up to take his place in Congress is growing. Tierney is the latest. Tierney, 67, became vulnerable in 2010 when his wife, Patrice, was convicted on federal tax charges in connection with her brothers’ offshore betting operation. Moulton, a Harvard Business School graduate, was the rst Massachusetts Democrat in more than two decades to defeat a sitting congressman from his own party. Moulton went on to beat Re- publican Richard Tisei by a 14 percentage point margin. Moulton, 40, was re-elected to his third term last year. Friends and former aides to Tierney told The Boston Globe they have been try- ing to persuade him to run again for the seat that he won in 1996 and eight times thereafter. On Monday, Moulton became the 19th Democrat to toss his hat into the presi- dential ring. Former Vice President Joe Biden became number 20 on Thursday. Democrats are lining up to take Moul- By Steve Krause million years. It’s overwhelming.” Rocco M. ton’s place in Congress. ITEM STAFF Brienzo, who is the oldest living Lynn Fire Brienzo reacts Salem Mayor Kimberley Driscoll told Department retiree, was just as direct about after Chief The Item Wednesday she’s interested. LYNN — Rocco M. (Rocky) Brienzo seemed his 32 years as a re ghter, and about the Stephen “If the seat were to become open, it’s a little uncomfortable at the 100th birthday key to his longevity. Archer said fair to say it’s something I would take a party the re department threw in his honor “There are no secrets,” he said. “It’s what that the de- Friday morning at City Hall. hard look at,” she said. God gave me. He gave me the best job I could partment will But only a little. Driscoll has been mayor since 2005. have ever had.” name its new A current member of the force asked him A Moulton spokesman said the 6th Dis- Chief Stephen Archer said that the depart- rescue boat “What’s the one thing you never thought trict congressman will seek reelection if ment will name its new rescue boat after after him. he fails to win the presidency. you’d see?” Brienzo. “Seth was elected in a primary and is Brienzo didn’t have to think too hard. Several members of Brienzo’s family were ITEM PHOTO | “This,” he said, waving his free hand OWEN O’ROURKE TIERNEY, A3 around the room. “I never expected this in a FIREFIGHTER, A3 Peabody plans to save the planet from plastic

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF PEABODY — If City Councilor-at-Large Thomas Gould gets his way, plastic bags will be a thing of the past. After 34 years, “This is about saving the planet for fu- Lynn puts best foot ture generations,” he said. “It’s time Peabody joined the nearly 100 coffee shop owners other cities and towns and banned plastic forward for new bags.” Gould, who serves as chair of the In- giving up the grind dustrial and Community Development housing secretary subcommittee, won unanimous initial ap- Campus Coffee proval for the ban. A vote by the full City By Thomas Grillo New Secretary ITEM STAFF Shop owners An- Council is expected later this year. of Housing nie and Kwang If successful, stores will be asked to and Economic An will close the LYNN — Business, community Development BY BILL BROTHERTON switch to paper, and join other North Shore and political leaders welcomed Mike restaurant on Mike Kennealy, communities including Lynn, Danvers, Sa- Kennealy to the city Friday and the Saturday after left, chats with LYNN — Bong and Kwang An will lem, Beverly, Hamilton and Marblehead to state’s new secretary of Housing 34 years in busi- ban the single-use bags. and Economic Development pledged Mayor Thomas dim the lights and lock the front ness. M. McGee at the door of their Campus Coffee Shop The worldwide movement appears to be to assist the city’s renaissance. taking off. China, Bangladesh, Italy and The St. John’s Preparatory School Land of a Thou- for the last time at 2 p.m. Saturday. ITEM PHOTO | sand Hills Coffee For 34 years, the couple has operat- many African countries including Rwanda, graduate, who serves as chairman SPENSER HASAK Co. on Friday ed the 26-seat breakfast and lunch of the board for the Danvers school, restaurant on Exchange Street, a PEABODY, A3 was in town to tour the downtown before touring daily stop for many hankering for and champion Gov. Charlie Baker’s the city. a grilled cheese sandwich ($2) or a housing initiative. bowl of oatmeal ($1.85). Retirement “It’s great to be back in Lynn,” he ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE awaits. INSIDE said. “There are a number of great In its place, the 73 Exchange St. things happening in the city and space will soon be home to Night- Lynn Lynn eld we’re happy to support what you’re stage Noodle Bar. Chef Rachel Miller Developer buys Town mixed on doing.” historic property over-55 housing OWNERS, A2 for $1.1M. A2 proposal. A2 LYNN, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B6 HIGH 56° VOL. 141, ISSUE 119 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 43° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 OBITUARIES Over-55 housing proposal heading Carol A. Ladue, 81 1937-2019 to Town Meeting with mixed support LYNN — Mrs. Carol also survived by her By Thor Jourgensen to meet the zoning’s min- A. (Dupuis) Ladue, six grandchildren, ITEM STAFF imum 60,000-square-foot 81, of Lynn, passed Stephen, Renee’, Ja- lot size. away on Wednesday, son, Michelle, Lind- LYNNFIELD — A pro- “I’ll have to go through April 24, 2019 in sey and Ryan; five posed residential develop- the process, but they’re a West Revere Health great-grandchildren, ment geared toward older lock,” he said. Care after a brief ill- Tyler, Jaylen, Court- residents lacks the Plan- He emphasized that the ness. She is the wife ney, Selaura and Izzy; ning Board’s endorsement, proposed 66 units will gen- of the late Allen La- as well as many niec- but won support from the erate $609,000 in proper- due Sr. es and nephews. She Board of Selectmen and ty tax revenue annually Carol was born May 12, is the grandmother of the late the Finance Committee on for the town while a sin- 1937 in Lynn, daughter of Lorna Ladue and sister of the the eve of Monday’s Town gle-family project potential- the late Orel and Margaret late Raymond and Paul Du- Meeting. PHOTO | BROOKSTONE DEVELOPMENT ly represented added costs. (Walsh) Dupuis. She was a puis, Joseph Dupuis, Edward Voters are being asked Flaws and board member lifelong Lynn resident. Dupuis, Helen Belanger. to rezone 1414 Main St. to An artist’s rendering of a duplex Brookstone Brian Charville each raised Carol was the chief lunch Service information: Car- allow senior housing. De- Development wants to build on Main Street, broad view concerns about aide at Hood Elementary ol’s visiting hours will be in veloper William A. Bruce Lynnfield. the project. Flaws labeled School for 26 years until her the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral has a purchase and sale it “isolated” with “nothing retirement. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, agreement to buy the prop- neer John Morin told the fic volume is growing at to make it part of the sur- She loved dancing, playing Tuesday, April 30, 2019 erty from the owners, Rich- board. But Flaws ques- a rate of about 1 percent rounding community.” Bingo and also enjoyed cro- from 3-6 p.m. Relatives ardson Green Inc. and Su- After calling Bruce’s plan cheting and cooking. Carol and friends are respectful- zanne S. Winn Revocable tioned the potential impact annually. of the proposed wells on But Peterson and other “a very smart proposal,” always enjoyed taking care of ly invited. Funeral services Trust. Under his proposal, Charville summarized others. and Interment will be held 66 duplexes would be built. the Central Water District residents painted a differ- serving Lynnfield. Resi- ent picture of traffic near residents’ concerns about Carol is survived by her chil- privately. In lieu of flowers The Melrose developer re- changing upper Main Street dren, Ronald P. Ladue and his donations in Carol’s mem- ceived unanimous support dent Holly Ciampa echoed the proposed development Flaws’ concerns and Bruce site. Ciampa said speeding zoning to elderly housing. wife Diane of Peabody, Allen L. ory may be made to the from selectmen this week “Like it or not, you’re said he would consider is a major problem on the Ladue and his wife Cathy of American Cancer Society, following an 8-2 Finance adding more density,” he reducing the number of road and a constant con- Woonsocket, R.I., and Robbin 38 Chauncy St. STE 700, Committee vote in favor. said. “Recommending (el- homes in the project pro- cern for residents pulling L. LaBelle and her husband Boston, MA 02111. To share But Bruce left the Plan- derly) zoning is upending posal to reduce water use. out into traffic. Mark of Acton, Maine; her an online condolence please ning Board’s April 16 expectations for people Main Street traffic was “Many times I’ve almost brother, Donald Dupuis of Cal- visit www.cuffemcginn.com. meeting with three mem- living in the neighbor- the biggest concern raised been hit,” she said. ifornia; her sisters, Margaret bers supporting member hood. It’s really changing about the project. Kenneth John Thomas lives across Triantafillou of Peabody, Janice Katherine Flaws’ mo- expectations people have.” Peterson, an upper Main from the project’s proposed Benson of Connecticut and tion recommending Town Town Director of Plan- Street resident for more entrance. He said the de- Dolores Louis of Lynn. She is Meeting reject the project. ning and Conservation Em- than 30 years, said Main veloper’s analysis for traf- Board member Charles ilie Cademartori said Town Street has “a lengthy his- fic generated by new hous- Wills was the sole mem- Meeting will evaluate the tory of traffic accidents.” ing would significantly ber to support the zoning Planning Board vote on the Swampscott developer “It’s very narrow and change. increase the number of ve- proposed zoning change as The vote came on the very curved,” he said. hicles passing by his home. well as Finance Committee purchases historic Lynn heels of concerns raised by Timothy Letton, the de- “To have that amount of and Board of Selectmen a dozen Lynnfield residents veloper’s traffic engineer, traffic is ridiculous,” he said. recommendations in decid- building for $1.1 million during the meeting about said his analysis indicat- “It’s a bad stretch of road.” ing whether to approve or water supply for the project ed Main Street has seen Bruce said he is willing to reject Article 16. two crashes in the last five put electronic speed warn- By Thomas Grillo ter of Historic Places. and Main Street traffic. If Town Meeting rejects Bruce’s plan for the de- years, single-car accidents ing signs near the project’s ITEM STAFF Patsios, a Swampscott the proposal, Cademartori velopment calls for drill- with one driver hitting a entrance to slow traffic. developer, could not be said Bruce could file plans ing wells in a circular deer and another running On several occasions LYNN — Charles Patsios reached for comment. But to construct single-family wooded area ringed by into a utility pole. during the Planning Board has purchased the historic in a previous interview housing at the location. the project’s residences Letton said the analy- hearing, Bruce said zoning Masonic Hall building on with The Item, Patsios said grouped in 33 buildings. sis indicated most Main now allows him to build as Thor Jourgensen can be Market Street for $1.1 mil- he is undecided on what he lion, according to the South “We’ll have our own wa- Street drivers travel at 40 many as 15 single-family reached at tjourgensen@ plans to do with it. ter supply,” project engi- miles per hour and traf- homes on the 23-acre site itemlive.com. Essex Registry of Deeds. “Everything’s on the ta- The deal for the four-sto- ble,” he said. ry, brick building closed on The seller, the Lynn Ma- Monday. sonic Temple Association, Swampscott wants dogs on a tight leash The 23,000-square-foot is comprised of three di- updating the town bylaw dog waste has on public Giving some dog owners property, owned by the visions of Massachusetts SWAMPSCOTT regarding dogs and help- health,” Fitzgerald said. the benefit of the doubt, Lynn Masonic Temple Freemasons: Mount Car- From A1 ing to promote and protect “This is a chance for the Ford said he understands Association, is assessed mel Lodge A.F. and A.M., it because of the blatant public health standards. board and the town to be that, when off their leash- at $560,600, according to Golden Fleece Lodge A.F. disregard by some to abide Fitzgerald said, just last more responsible.” es, dogs do get out of their The Warren Group. and A.M., and the chapter. Built in 1880, the high by the current laws,” said weekend, Speranza-Hart- Ford said dog waste is owners’ vision sometimes. Victorian Gothic architec- Thomas Grillo can be Board of Health Chair mann handed out flyers at all over the town’s fields, He said he’s in favor of a tural style property is list- reached at tgrillo@item- Marianne Speranza-Hart- town fields reminding res- most notably on the ones dog park where dogs can ed on the National Regis- live.com. mann. “As a Board of idents of their responsibil- that are unfenced. He be free and get off the field Health member, I hear ities as a dog owner. said, even when they are so players aren’t “pick- about this issue constantly Along with bylaw chang- bagged and thrown away, MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS ing up a pile of dog poop” from residents and I think es, Fitzgerald said the town they’re tossed in barrels when they go down for a the only way that people plans to increase the cur- that are next to dugouts from work-related disease. ball, which, according to Reports: Workplace will pay attention is to hit rent $50 fine for folks who and the snack shacks him, happens quite often. deaths down slightly them in the pocket. The don’t pick up after their where food is served. Officials: About 300 hit by “Unless there is enforce- majority of people are re- dogs. He called it a “serious “It’s amazing how there ment, the behavior is not BOSTON (AP) — Labor nursing home closures sponsible dog owners and public health threat” and are no people that are going to change,” said organizations and a work- do the right thing, but for noted the concern of the guilty but there is dog poop Ford. place safety advocacy NEW BEDFORD (AP) those who are not there various forms of bacteria everywhere,” said Ford. “As group say 69 people died — Five nursing homes will be tickets issued.” found in dog waste. soon as the baseball season Bella diGrazia can be of work-related causes in in southeastern Massa- Town Administrator “The Board of Health is over, it’s like the flood- reached at bdigrazia@ Massachusetts last year, chusetts plan to close Sean Fitzgerald said the is looking to evolve a gates open where people go itemlive.com. Follow her down slightly from 74 in their doors amid financial board will soon have a greater understanding to parks and let their dogs on Twitter @BelladiGra- 2017. problems, leaving about more regulatory role in of the threat impact that do their business.” zia. Nine workers died as a 300 residents and their result of workplace vio- families in search of care. lence, a figure almost dou- The nursing homes After 34 years, coffee shop owners giving up the grind ble the number of those owned by New Jer- who died from workplace sey-based Skyline Health- OWNERS hot, you’d have to fork over services for persons with will miss seeing and violence in 2017. care are in New Bedford, From A1 another 15 cents. disabilities and other life talking with their friends Worker deaths in Mas- Longtime customers have challenges, said Annie lit- who have supported them sachusetts were concen- Fall River and Dighton. State public health offi- has signed a lease and been stopping in regular- erally welcomed her and all these years. trated in the construction hopes to have the Viet- ly since news broke that her clients with open arms. “You get close,” said An- industry, with 21 lives lost, cials say they’re working namese-American restau- the Ans are retiring. Annie “They were such an as- nie. “Thank you. Thank or 36 percent of workers with the company on an rant open by late summer. greets every one by name. set to the community,” said you, to our customers. Our fatally injured on the job. “orderly closure process.” The Massachusetts Se- Bong — everyone calls “Thank you. Thank you,” Magistrelli. “I have so many landlord, John Gilberg, is There were also 17 fatal her Annie, so we will, too she says, repeatedly. happy memories of Annie transportation incidents, nior Care Association says wonderful. We are so lucky.” the immediate focus should — and Kwang arrived It’s really a misnomer and Kwang and their coffee Annie and Kwang are which include motor ve- in America from Seoul, to call these people cus- shop. They are so kind and hicle crashes and workers be on safely relocating the enthusiastically looking South Korea, in 1981 for tomers, they are more like understanding. It was a struck by vehicles or residents affected by the forward to spending more a better life, a solid edu- devoted friends who have nice gathering place for the moving equipment. closures, and providing full time with their family and cation for daughters Hye made a visit to Campus disabled in the community. Ten firefighters died pay for workers. grandchildren. Kwang Young and Hye Rin, and Coffee Shop part of their They made everyone feel plans to stay busy creat- opportunities available in daily routine. And the welcome. I moved to Lynn ing works of art on his a free country. They had Ans care about people, of- 22 years ago and spent a lot pottery wheel and kiln, no idea about how to run ten serving free meals to of time in their place. I’m and Annie would like to a business but were will- those down on their luck going to miss it.” write, read essays, tend to PEABODY ing to work hard. Despite or providing a welcoming John Pietrowski said he’s her garden and do yoga. WEEKLY a slow start, they perse- place for those with special been going there forever. They might even sleep a vered. Before long, their needs. Every person was “I might be having a bad little later. The coffee shop NEWS shop was busy every day. treated the same, whether day or am a bit blue, but as was open from 6 a.m. to Annie’s sister operated he or she was president of soon as I walk in the door 2 p.m. Monday through a dry cleaning business in a downtown bank or a hun- and am warmly greeted by Saturday, and Kwang said We reach more Peabody and for months gry homeless individual. Annie addressing me as they’d leave their South had tried to persuade the One customer presented ‘Mister John’ all my melan- Peabody home by 5 a.m. couple to move to the Unit- households in the Ans with a handmade choly vanishes. Her disposi- and stay at the shop until ed States. They eventually wooden curio featuring a tion is always sunny. Annie 6 or 7 each night, cleaning Peabody than ANY acceded. Kwang, a skilled photo of Annie and Kwang and Kwang are such down- up and getting ready for craftsman in South Ko- and the words “If you to-earth, kind people.” the next day. other periodical. rea, got a job with BASF want a smile upon your Leo Diantzikis of Lynn Corp. Annie waitressed at face, drop in at Annie’s and his pal Rick Wardell of Let us help get your her brother’s lunch spot in place.” For years, custom- Boston, who on Thursday Wenham. ers brought in plants and had just finished “a deli- 781-593-7700 message out. In 1985, they opened Cam- flowers to fill Kwang’s pot- cious lunch,” were lament- Publishing Daily, except Sundays pus Coffee Shop. Kwang did tery; Annie’s green thumb ing the shop’s closing. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the cooking, and Annie was helped them flourish. The “I’ve been coming here for Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. waitress and genial hostess. day we visited, Annie was about 20 years. I love this Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Kwang also made the pot- wearing a beautiful blue place. I don’t know where Subscriptions tery that decorates each ta- necklace, a gift from an ar- I’m going to go now,” said Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States ble and drew the artwork on tistic customer. Diantzikis, who planned to $20.00 for 4 weeks ESSEX MEDIA GROUP the handmade signs on the Regulars included City return for lunch on Friday $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks restaurant wall that entic- Hall employees, and folks and Saturday. $260.00 for 1 year For more info on EMG’s publications, ingly advertise chicken soup who worked or lived down- He won’t be the only one Send payment to and POSTMASTER, please contact Ernie Carpenter at ($3.50), bacon/ham/sausage town. Bonnie Magistrelli, stopping by. Annie said send address changes to: 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or omelette ($5) and more at who was area director of many customers told her The Daily Item bargain prices. A 16-ounce the Seven Hills Founda- they would pop in before 110 Munroe St. [email protected] P.O. Box 5 cup of iced coffee cost a buck- tion, a local non-profit that the place closed for good. Lynn, MA 01903 twenty-five. If you wanted it supports and provides The Ans, too, say they SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn puts best foot forward Retired firefighter has for new housing secretary 100 reasons to celebrate LYNN From A1 FIREFIGHTER From A1 Kennealy spoke to a packed crowd at the Land of on hand, including his sis- a Thousand Hills Coffee Co. ter Mary Darcangelo and as construction crews across her husband Michael; his the street were at work on niece Marylin Armstrong an $80 million, 189-unit lux- and his sister-in-law Mary ury apartment building. Brienzo. If enacted by lawmakers, Brienzo also had two the governor’s proposal, brothers the force: James dubbed “Housing Choice,” and Joseph. promises construction of Brienzo, a World War II 135,000 housing units by ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE 2025. The measure would veteran who was stationed reform zoning statewide Mayor Thomas M. McGee and Joe Mulligan, in the Pacific (New Guin- the administration said front, take Secretary of Housing and Economic ea), returned home after will benefit communities Development Mike Kennealy on a tour of Lynn the war and took the exam who want to help solve the that included the train platform. to become a firefighter. He housing crisis. passed it, he said, but at 5 The state has added feet, 4 inches, he was an supermajority. The legis- Kennealy said. “But given inch too short to qualify. more than 200,000 jobs lation will not mandate all the tools in our eco- “There were two of us since 2014, but housing communities to make nomic development tool- who were too short,” he ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE production has failed to changes, but will allow cit- box, if a developer wants said. “Somehow, they (the keep pace, Kennealy said. ies and towns that want to build a hotel in Lynn, Retired Lynn firefighter Rocco M. Brienzo, left, city) passed legislation to “We are in a full employ- to rezone for denser, tran- we are all ears. If there talks with fire Captain Kevin Cronin, whose fa- lower the standard to 5-4 ment economy and those sit- or downtown-oriented, are public infrastructure workers need places to ther, Lt. Tom Cronin, worked with Brienzo. and new housing develop- needs to make it happen, and we both got on.” live, it’s that simple,” he ment to do so more easily. we can talk about that.” This was in 1948, when said. “Housing construc- at the top of the list.” didn’t think it was funny.” Massachusetts is one of Following the 45-minute the fire department tion has been cut in half However, two disabled During Brienzo’s career, the few states to require session, Kennealy told The chopped four hours off in the last 30 years com- veterans were also in line he remembers one partic- a supermajority to change Item the biggest stum- what was a 52-hours-per- pared to the prior 30 years for the position. The first ular fire that he fought zoning. bling block to housing con- week job. That meant the at a time when our econo- one got the job and quit During a question and struction is zoning. city needed more firefight- alongside Miles. my is booming.” after a month, and the sec- answer session, Charles “Salem Mayor Kim ers, and Brienzo was one “It was a dry cleaner Kennealy listed the fac- of 130 who were hired. ond one passed it up. on Union Street, and the tors contributing to the Patsios, the Swampscott Driscoll is trying to get a developer who is plan- project done using vacant, “It was wonderful to work “So, I got the job,” he said. smoke was so thick you state’s housing crisis: with the men I worked The funniest part of him couldn’t even see your hand l The vacancy rate is ning to transform the church-owned municipal former General Electric land for housing and the with,” he said. “I was do- getting the job, he said, in front of you,” he said. “I among the lowest in the na- ing work I was unfamiliar was the party his friends was next to George, and tion. Co. Gear Works property City Council vote was 7-4 with, but I grew to love it, threw for him. was carrying a firehose. I l Housing costs have into a $500 million mixed- in favor but it was one use neighborhood, asked vote short,” he said. “That and we became a real fam- “George’s wife, Mae, told him to stay close to the soared by 75 percent since made a cake for me and 1999. about a long-held wish for supermajority require- ily. I had two families, the nozzle because that’s where on top of it, there was a big l Massachusetts is the North Shore residents: the ment is a real problem.” one at home, and the one the air was. We walked all truck, with a little man un- third most expensive place extension of the Blue Line Kennealy replaced Jay at the fire department.” the way to the back room, to rent an apartment or to Lynn from Revere. Ash as housing secretary. Brienzo’s wife, Margue- der it. That was me. That and it turned out to be this buy a home. “I’m sure it’s being consid- He joined the Baker ad- rite, to whom he was mar- really made me laugh.” little fire. But it gave off so l The state has the ered, it’s not directly within ministration in 2015 as ried for 75 years, died in Others who worked with much smoke.” highest rents in the nation my portfolio of work,” Ken- assistant secretary for 2017. He has three chil- him also recalled fun- Although his career co- for two-bedroom units. nealy said. “But part of my Business Growth in the dren: a son, Rick; and two ny moments with him. incided with a particu- “This is a real problem job is to hear from commu- Executive Office of Hous- daughters, Marianne Al- Councilor-at-Large Buzzy larly active cycle of fires, for residents, communities nities about their transpor- ing and Economic Devel- lard and Terri Goodrich. Barton recalled helping Brienzo never appreciated and businesses, and we tation needs and take them opment. He began his ca- Brienzo spent 13 years Brienzo fix a flag pole out- the “Arson City” tag peo- must do something to ad- back to the Secretary of reer in private equity at as an active firefighter side the firehouse. Brienzo ple put on it. dress it,” he told the packed Transportation.” TA Associates in Boston. and the final 19 years of was up on a ladder and he “Honestly,” he said, “I crowd. “Half of our families David Zeller, who owns Later, he joined Spectrum his career as a mechanic. was holding it. called it, ‘Lynn, Lynn, are spending 30 percent on an insurance agency on the Equity, a private equity At first, he wasn’t sure he “All of a sudden, some- where the saints come in.’ Lynnway, asked why Lynn firm. After his career in housing; that’s too much.” wanted to do it. one sticks his head out I believed it then, and I lacks a hotel. He said Re- the private sector, Ken- One provision of the bill, “My friend on the force, the window and says, ‘Hey, believe it now.” added by the Joint Com- vere has six with six more nealy was an advisor to George Miles, told me I look, it’s Rocky and Bull- mittee on Housing chaired in the planning stages. the receiver at Lawrence should take it, so I signed up winkle.’ I laughed so hard Steve Krause can be by Sen. Brendan Crighton “Every community Public Schools, where he just before the deadline,” he tears were coming down. reached at skrause@item- (D-Lynn), will enable mu- around here has a hotel, worked with the state-ap- said. “I ended up finishing But Rocky was mad. He live.com. nicipalities to adopt zon- can you help us get our pointed superintendent/ ing best practices related first one built?” he said. receiver on strategic and to housing development “I can’t answer that one financial initiatives to by a simple majority vote, directly, I’m not sure of the support the school dis- rather than the two-thirds hotel dynamics up here,” trict’s turnaround plan. Deadline: Peabody plans to save planet from plastic May 22 PEABODY cause they can be used for a mistic about the bill’s pas- From A1 variety of purposes at home. sage. Retail trade groups have “There’s a groundswell Kenya, the Democratic Re- said it’s expensive to go of support behind the bill public Congo and South with paper, and the costs in the House and outside,” Africa have instituted the will have to be passed on she said. We remember those who ban. to consumers. It’s unclear where House have passed away and are Big cities, including Bos- Jon Hurst, president of Speaker Robert DeLeo especially dear to us. ton, Chicago, San Fran- the Retailers Association stands on the measure. cisco, Seattle, Los Angeles of Massachusetts, said his The Winthrop Democrat and New York, have joined members oppose the ban declined a request for an On Saturday, May 25 the effort. because it’s anti-consumer interview and a spokes-      Greentumble, an interna- and anti-choice. It’s a solu- woman wouldn’t say    tion looking for a problem, tional nonprofit whose mis- which way he was leaning.      he said. sion is to change attitudes The Massachusetts Food     and behaviors toward a The plastic bag ban has been a nightmare because Association, whose mem-      more sustainable lifestyle, bers include supermarket    says there are many rea- each city or town is making their own rules, he added. chains, testified in support sons to ban plastic: of a ban at a recent hear- l Plastic bags pollute “We don’t like dealing      with this crazy quilt of ing on Beacon Hill. our land and water.   regulations in 351 cities But they requested a lon- l They are made from     and towns, that’s not how ger phase-in period than   non-renewable resources this is supposed to work, the Aug. 1 implementation and contribute to climate it’s not good for anyone,” date in the legislation. change. Hurst said. Retailers say they would How to place your memorial ad: l They never break Still, he said, he is not prefer a single, uniform Please choose one down, and are harmful to enthusiastic for a state- statewide regulation to wildlife, marine life and wide ban either. the patchwork of local of the following shields: human health. State Rep. Lori Ehrlich plastic bag ordinances (if no check is made, l Plastic bags are not (D-Marblehead) and Sen. across the commonwealth. shield will not appear) easily recycled. James Eldridge (D-Marl- The Legislature has yet SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of l They are expensive borough) have filed leg- to vote on the measure. JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who to clean up after, and there passed away passed away islation for a statewide May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. are better alternatives. plastic bag ban that would Material from the Asso- Lovingly remembered rememberedLovingly Still, some shoppers say commence in August. ciated Press was used in by wife by wife they like plastic bags be- Ehrlich said she is opti- this report. Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son Tom. Tom. Brotherhood Credit Union will hold a Tierney says he is ‘open special meeting of shareholders at 5:00p.m. on Tuesday May 7, 2019 at its place of business, 75 Market Street, to’ challenging Moulton Lynn, MA. The purpose of this meeting is to approve the following by-law amendment. TIERNEY Democrat forfeited her Article 6 Section 1 From A1 spot in the Legislature to The Board of Directors shall consist of a seek the congressional of- minimum of nine members divided not afraid of democracy,” fice vacated by U.S. Rep. into three groups, as nearly equal in . said Matt Corridoni. “He’s Niki Tsongas last year. numbers as possible. The terms of these groups of directors shall expire in still delivering for the dis- Jamie Zahlaway Belsito, a consecutive years. trict while campaigning.” former volunteer on Tisei’s H. Kreplick Moulton critics say he has campaign for Congress, said Clerk been vulnerable ever since she’s taking her own shot at he led a movement to keep Moulton as a Democrat. Nancy Pelosi from becoming Tierney said he’s re- LAW OFFICES OF House Speaker in January. ceived a number of phone JAMES J. CARRIGAN State Rep. Lori Ehrlich calls from supporters en- • Social Security Disability (D-Marblehead) said couraging him to run. • Workers Compensation she is considering a run “People have been com- • Accidents 25 years located across whether Moulton seeks plaining about this guy for from Lynn District Court reelection or not. a long time,” he said. “But 15 Johnson St. Former state Sen. Bar- now that he has further bara L’Italien was already removed himself from the 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN    considering a run for the district, people are getting ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN seat before Moulton set really irritated. I’ll finish LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL        his sights on Pennsylva- up my vacation and take www.jamescarriganlaw.com          nia Avenue. The Andover things from there.” [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 OPINION CHRIS DEMPSEY HOW TO REACH US Taking a look at tackling traffic

Earlier this year, the indicator for our innova- idents support raising of-day” tolling pilot, a not only supporting them 110 Munroe St. nation’s leading traffic tion economy, which re- new revenue for trans- policy that has been but hoping that they lead P.O. Box 5 data firm named Greater lies on our highly educat- portation. proven to reduce traffic the way. Among the be- Lynn, MA 01903 Boston’s roads the most ed workforce. Thankfully, the state’s elsewhere in the country. leaguered citizens who Customer Service congested in the coun- Understandably, voters political establishment Gov. Baker’s Commission live in the suburbs be- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. try. And if you ask people in this suburban swath has begun to advance on the Future of Trans- tween Interstate 95 and Connecting who live in Massachu- are desperate for relief measures that would portation has endorsed the city of Boston, near- All Departments: setts, the most frustra- and eager for solutions: improve our transporta- this concept, describing ly three out of four want 781-593-7700 tion with our transpor- • Among these resi- tion system. Gov. Charlie congestion as “one of the “urgent action” to ease Ext. 2 tation status quo is felt dents, transportation Baker has led a group greatest impediments to congestion. In any politi- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising by those driving in from ranked second only to of governors from the our economy and a hin- cal context, that’s a land- classi [email protected] communities like Lynn housing, and ahead Northeast and Mid-At- drance to our quality of slide. Subscriptions and Saugus in the sub- of jobs and education, [email protected] lantic in endorsing the life.” Chris Dempsey is direc- urbs surrounding Bos- among issues that state carbon-trading Trans- To be sure, new ideas Circulation ton. government should pri- tor of Transportation for [email protected] portation Climate Initia- in policy making can be Massachusetts (T4MA), a In a poll of 1,200 Mas- oritize. Ext. 3 tive, and they are now in politically challenging. coalition of more than 70 sachusetts voters con- • Contrary to conven- Newsroom the process of designing But state and local po- member and partner orga- [email protected] ducted in March, the tional political wisdom, it. litical leaders can take nizations with a stake in [email protected] respected MassInc Poll- a whopping 82 percent The Legislature has comfort in the fact that improving transportation Ext. 4 ing Group asked about said new public revenue voted in favor of a “time- their constituents are across the commonwealth. Sports perceptions, irritations should be raised to sup- [email protected] and potential solutions port transportation. Ext. 5 around the state’s trans- • More than 8 out of Retail and Online portation system. And on 10 support the use of Advertising key questions, residents discounted tolls during [email protected] who live in the popula- off-peak travel times to ADVERTISING tion band between In- lessen congestion during Ernie Carpenter Jr. terstate 95 and the city peak periods. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 of Boston expressed the • Nearly 3 out of 4 sup- [email protected] highest level of dissatis- port a carbon-trading Gary Golden faction. Not surprisingly, plan, similar to one that Sales Representative, ext. 1280 they also expressed the has worked successful- [email protected] most openness to new ly in the electric utili- Ralph Mitchell investments and creative ty industry, that would Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] problem-solving to make reduce greenhouse gas Patricia Whalen things better. emissions, which are a Sales Representative, ext. 1310 For these residents, product of congestion, [email protected] especially commuters and generate new rev- BUSINESS OFFICE who work full time, the enue that could be used Maria Alvaracin problem of traffic conges- for both transportation ext. 1205 tion is pervasive in their and climate change ini- [email protected] lives. More than 8 out tiatives. Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 of 10 said traffic makes These numbers were [email protected] them leave earlier in the higher than for any oth- Ted Grant day. More than half have er region of the state, Publisher, ext. 1234 been made late to work but they were echoed by [email protected] by traffic, and roughly residents statewide. For Marian Kinney FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ext. 1212 a third have considered example, across the com- [email protected] moving away or chang- monwealth, just a little Morning traffic heads toward the Tobin Bridge as commuters make their Will Kraft ing jobs — an ominous less than 8 out of 10 res- way into Boston in this May 2, 1996 aerial photo. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] Mike Shanahan KARL W. SMITH Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Big Tobacco is morphing into Big Vape [email protected] Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Senate Majority Lead- “We have years of expe- wasn’t cool. Despite that tobacco settlement, as tions to discourage com- [email protected] er Mitch McConnell said rience and literally hun- hard-fought win, a year many of its major rivals petition. The same day CIRCULATION last week he plans to in- dreds if not thousands and a half later the to- struggled, it was left as McConnell announced Lisa Mahmoud troduce a bill raising the of interactions with the bacco industry agreed the only tobacco compa- Manager, ext. 1239 his plans to raise the [email protected] minimum age for tobacco FDA.” to a settlement with the ny in America with the smoking and vaping age, CLASSIFIED products from 18 to 21. Altria, the parent com- states. In addition to a resources to comply with Juul’s CEO pledged his This is a peculiar turn pany of Philip Morris, $365 billion payment, a complex regulatory Abbe Young Smith support. Manager, ext. 1276 of events: McConnell’s knows how to work the the industry agreed to environment. In 2002, Juul is already popular [email protected] home state of Kentucky system. For starters, abide by all of the FDA’s Altria started campaign- with younger users, so GRAPHICS is a major tobacco-pro- that means preemptively previously proposed ing to put cigarettes of- keeping competitors out Trevor Andreozzi ducing state, and Repub- crushing any allegation guidelines on the mar- ficially under the direct helps solidify its domi- Designer licans aren’t typically ea- that its products are tar- keting and promotion of oversight of the FDA, a [email protected] nance. More important, ger to regulate business. geting young audiences. cigarette products. prospect it had battled Mohamed Diop What’s going on? The Starting in 1967, Philip From that point on, for 30 years. Competitors establishing the prec- Designer [email protected] key to understanding Morris waged a 40-year Philip Morris made a decried this as the Marl- edent that e-cigarettes should be kept away Mark Sutherland McConnell’s proposal is war against the Food and hard turn. It changed its boro Monopoly Act. Creative Director its endorsement by Al- Drug Administration’s name to Altria, which not Now Altria is almost from children creates a [email protected] tria Group Inc., the larg- efforts to limit the mar- coincidentally sounds certainly planning the perilous regulatory en- NEWSROOM est tobacco producer in keting and promotion of like Altruism. It started same tactics with Juul. vironment that the rest Mike Alongi the U.S. And the key to tobacco products. something called Suc- Until 2016, Vuse, a ri- of the industry might Sports Reporter ext. 1228 understanding Altria’s In April 1997, it won cess360, which invests val product, was the be reluctant to enter. By [email protected] endorsement is its $12.8 a ruling in federal court in organizations such as best-selling e-cigarette supporting McConnell’s Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 billion stake in Juul Labs saying that the FDA the Boys and Girls Club, in the U.S. In 2017, how- proposal, Altria and Juul [email protected] Inc., the largest player in had no authority to reg- 4-H and Big Brothers ever, Juul became the are attempting to freeze Gayla Cawley the vaping industry. ulate the marketing of Big Sisters. Most crucial- overwhelming leader, its the tobacco market just Reporter, ext. 1236 The upside for Altria in cigarettes or other de- ly, it began to support in- meteoric rise fueled by where they want it: with [email protected] this deal is clear: Juul’s livery mechanisms, even creased FDA regulation. the development of easy- them on top. Cheryl Charles popularity is soaring, though it could regulate News Editor, ext. 1278 It was no longer in the to-use nicotine salts. [email protected] while the U.S. market for the sale of tobacco it- tobacco business; it was But a one-time techno- Karl W. Smith is a for- Bella diGrazia cigarettes is in a steady self. The idea was that in the public relations logical breakthrough is mer assistant professor of Reporter, ext. 1317 decline. The upside for the government had the and regulatory capture no recipe for sustained economics at the Univer- [email protected] Juul is a bit more nu- right to say tobacco was business. success. A partnership sity of North Carolina’s Thomas Grillo anced. It gains access to harmful to kids’ health, Altria’s strategy was with Altria offers Juul school of government and Reporter, ext. 1264 regulatory expertise — but it didn’t have the deviously Machiavel- an alternative route: us- founder of the blog Mod- [email protected] eled Behavior. Spenser Hasak as Altria’s CEO put it, right to say smoking lian. In the wake of the ing the power of regula- Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected]

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By Mary Clare House counsel Don Mc- Trump’s anger flared Jalonick Gahn, urging him to ap- again in early May, after ASSOCIATED PRESS peal to Sessions not to re- FBI Director James Com- cuse himself. ey refused to tell a con- WASHINGTON — Jeff McGahn reached out gressional hearing that Sessions was “weak,” the to Sessions personally at Trump himself wasn’t un- president of the United least three times, to his der investigation. States shouted. top aides and even to Sen- “This is terrible, Jeff,” Donald Trump was livid ate Majority Leader Mitch Trump told Sessions. “It’s — as angry as aide Steve McConnell — all to no all because you recused.” Bannon had ever seen avail. Trump fired Comey, but him. And the worst of his Sessions would an- the Russia investigation fury was directed at his nounce his recusal that attorney general. did not end: the deputy afternoon. To Sessions, attorney general, Rod Ro- It was March 3, 2017, it wasn’t a close call. He FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the day after Sessions re- senstein, appointed spe- believed the regulations cial counsel Robert Muel- On Friday, the Commerce Department issued the first estimate of how the cused himself from the were clear. But he knew U.S. economy performed in the January-March quarter. Russia investigation. Sev- ler to take charge. the president was mad at Sessions found out about eral of Trump’s top advis- him. ers — but not Sessions — that appointment while At the White House, he was with Trump at the had gathered in the Oval aides worried about the U.S. economy grew at strong Office. Trump screamed White House, conducting specter of obstruction of interviews for a new FBI at them, but reserved his justice. In the hours after director. Sessions stepped greatest wrath for the na- Sessions’ announcement, 3.2% rate in first quarter out to take the call from tion’s chief law enforce- McGahn’s office directed Rosenstein, and then per- ment official. that the attorney general By Martin fore leaving Washington to growth, while a fall- sonally informed Trump of His anger at Sessions should not be contacted Crutsinger for a speech to the Na- ing trade deficit boosted the news. wouldn’t abate — not until about the matter. One of ASSOCIATED PRESS tional Rifle Association, growth by a full percent- he finally fired him, more McGahn’s top aides jot- It didn’t go over well. Trump termed the GDP age point. Analysts think WASHINGTON — The than 20 months later. ted down in her notes: “No Trump cursed and figure an “incredible num- both of those factors will U.S. economy grew at a Trump’s frustration contact w/Sessions” and said it was the end of his ber” and said, “Our econo- reverse in the current solid 3.2 percent annu- with — and entreaties to “No comms/Serious con- presidency. And he again my is doing great. Number quarter. Analysts at Mac- al rate in the first three — Sessions began in the cerns about obstruction.” turned on Sessions. One in the world.” roeconomic Advisers said months of the year, a far early months of 2017 as At the same time, aides “How could you let this It was the strongest first they expect GDP will slow better outcome than ex- his former loyal supporter tried to calm the angry happen, Jeff?” Trump quarter growth rate since to a 1.8 percent rate in the pected, overcoming a host mulled whether he should president. McGahn told asked. He told Sessions he 2015. In recent years, second quarter. of headwinds including remove himself from the Trump in the Oval Office needed to resign. GDP has been excep- “The drivers of growth global weakness, rising Russia investigation be- meeting that ethics offi- Sessions agreed, and tionally weak in the first in the first quarter are un- trade tensions and a par- cause of his role in the cials had weighed in; Ban- left. quarter. There had been likely to persist,” said Gus tial government shut- campaign. Scrutiny of Ses- non told him the recusal The next day, Sessions fears growth could dip Faucher, chief economist down. sions, a former Alabama wasn’t a surprise. finalized a resignation below 1 percent this year The advance in the at PNC. senator, increased after That weekend, Sessions letter that said: “Pursu- gross domestic product, due to a variety of adverse But Larry Kudlow, head reports that he hadn’t dis- traveled with McGahn ant to our conversation the broadest measure of factors such as the Decem- of the president’s Nation- closed two meetings with to Trump’s Florida re- of yesterday, and at your economic health, marks ber stock market nosedive, al Economic Council, said the Russian ambassador treat, Mar-a-Lago, where request, I hereby offer my an acceleration from a 2.2 rising weakness in key the administration is before the election. the president pulled him resignation.” He brought percent gain in the pre- economies overseas, the sticking with its estimate On Thursday morning, aside, alone, and suggest- it to the White House and vious October-December U.S. trade war with China for growth above 3 per- March 2, the day after ed he “unrecuse.” But Ses- handed it to the president, period, the Commerce De- and a 35-day partial gov- cent this year, believing those reports surfaced, sions would not change who put the letter in his partment reported Friday. ernment shutdown that that low unemployment Trump called White his mind. pocket. However, about half the ended in January. and solid wage gains will gain reflected two factors But the economy give a boost to consumer not expected to last — a shrugged off those con- spending, which slowed in Border Patrol authorities expand big jump in stockpiling by cerns, helped by an an- the first quarter. businesses and a sharp nouncement in early Jan- Kudlow predicted that fingerprinting of migrant children contraction in the trade uary from the Federal the income growth will deficit. Reserve that after raising lead to a rebound in car Still, the GDP gain sur- rates four times last year, sales and also help lift adults and children fraud- the rights of people who By Nomaan passed the 3 percent bar it was declaring a pause housing, which has been Merchant ulently posing as families are legally seeking asylum. set by President Donald on further rate hikes. That struggling over the past ASSOCIATED PRESS so they can be released At a round table with Trump as evidence his spurred a stock market re- year. into the U.S. quickly rather President Donald Trump economic program is work- bound by easing concerns “I think the prosperity HOUSTON — U.S. bor- than face detention or rap- broadcast in February, ing. Trump is counting on that the central bank cycle is intact,” Kudlow der authorities say they’ve id deportation. one Border Patrol official started to increase the a strong economy as he might overdo its credit said in a CNBC interview. The Department of described a case he said biometric data they take campaigns for re-election. tightening and send the “I think the Trump pol- Homeland Security has led to eight indictments in from children 13 years old In a tweet, Trump called country into a recession. icies are working to re- also warned of “child re- South Carolina, including and younger, including fin- the 3.2 percent growth In the first quarter, in- build America and people cycling,” cases where they of a Guatemalan woman gerprints, despite privacy “far above expectations.” ventory rebuilding add- are getting happier and say children allowed into who said she had “recy- concerns and government Speaking to reporters be- ed 0.7 percentage point happier.” the U.S. were smuggled cled” children 13 times for policy intended to restrict back into Central America payments of $1,500 a child. what can be collected from The U.S. attorney’s office migrant youths. to be paired up again with New study says the universe expanding A Border Patrol offi- other adults in fake fami- in South Carolina told the cial said this week that lies — something they say AP this week that case faster and is younger than we thought the agency had begun a is impossible to catch with- was sealed and declined to out fingerprints or other comment on it. pilot program to collect in physics. Riess observed 70 Ce- biometric data. The numbers of unautho- By Seth Borenstein the biometrics of children ASSOCIATED PRESS NASA astrophysicist pheid stars — stars that “Those are kids that are rized border crossings are with the permission of John Mather, another pulse at a well-observed surging this year, with new the adults accompanying being rented, for lack of a WASHINGTON — The Nobel winner, said this rate — calculated their them, though he did not better word,” Porvaznik records being set monthly universe is expanding leaves two obvious op- distance and rate, and specify where along the said. for the number of families faster than it used to, tions: “1. We’re making then compared them with border it has been imple- But the Border Patrol entering the U.S. outside meaning it’s about a bil- mistakes we can’t find yet. a certain type of superno- mented. has not publicly identi- legal points of entry. Most lion years younger than 2. Nature has something vae that are used as mea- The Border Patrol also fied anyone arrested in a are from Guatemala, El we thought, a new study we can’t find yet.” suring sticks. It took about has a “rapid DNA pilot pro- “child recycling” scheme Salvador, and Honduras, by a Nobel Prize winner Even with the discovery, two years for the Hubble gram” in the works, said or released data on how and many adults and chil- says. And that’s sending a life continues on Earth the telescope to make these Anthony Porvaznik, the many such schemes have dren who cross seek asy- shudder through the world way it always has. But to measurements, but even- chief patrol agent in Yuma, been uncovered. Advocates lum under U.S. law. of physics, making astron- astrophysicists trying to tually Riess calculated an Ariz., in a video interview say they’re worried that The Border Patrol has omers re-think some of its get a handle on our place expansion rate of 74. published by the Epoch in the name of stopping warned that its holding most basic concepts. in this expanding uni- Using that 74 figure Times newspaper. fraud, agents might take facilities are past capacity At issue is a number verse, this is a cosmic con- means the universe is Spokesmen for the Bor- personal information from and that it doesn’t have called the Hubble con- cern. somewhere between 12.5 der Patrol and the Depart- children that could be used the staff or resources to de- stant, a calculation for To come up with his billion and 13 billion years ment of Homeland Securi- against them later. tain migrants. It will soon how fast the universe is measurement of the Hub- old. That’s much younger ty did not return several “Of course child traffick- open two tent facilities at expanding. Some scien- ble constant, Riess looked than the established es- messages from The Asso- ing exists,” said Karla Var- the Texas border for pro- tists call it the most im- to some not-so-distant timates of 13.6 billion to ciated Press seeking com- gas, an attorney with the cessing and detention, and portant number in cosmol- stars. 13.8 billion. ment on both programs. Texas Civil Rights Project. immigration agencies are ogy, the study of the origin The Border Patrol says But she warned against releasing families within a and development of the LYNN that in the last year, it’s implementing “a catch-all” day or two to clear deten- universe. Lynn Water and Sewer stopped roughly 3,100 policy that could reduce tion space. Using NASA’s Hubble WATER & SEWER Commission Space Telescope, Johns COMMISSION Hopkins University as- NOTICE TO LYNN RESIDENTS, tronomer Adam Riess THE LYNN WATER and SEWER COMMISSION concluded in this week’s SHALL BE CONDUCTING A HYDRANT FLUSHING PROGRAM Astrophysical Journal FROM 6:30 PM TO 10:30 PM that the figure is 9 percent higher than the previous Please note the following areas and dates: calculation, which was 4-29 Ingalls St. to Empire St. @ Sewell St., 150 Jackson to 100 Empire St., 332 Chatham St. to based on studying left- 126 President St., 125 Williams St. to 51 Timson St. overs from the Big Bang. 4-30 Broad St. @ Lewis St. to 104 Lewis St., Eastern Ave. @ Ocean to Atlantic @ Ocean St., The trouble is, Riess and 11 Oneida to 65 Phillips Ave., 20 Chatham St. to 56 Sanderson Ave. 5-1 Broad St. @ Nahant to 308 Ocean St., Greystone Park to 48 Nahant St., 22 W. Baltimore others think both calcula- to 45 Su olk St., 32 Cherry St. to Bassett St. tions are correct. 5-2 Union St. @ Chestnut to 20 Trinity, 33 Chestnut St. to 87 Silsbee, 86 Lafayette Park to Confused? That’s OK, so Chestnut St. @ Bridge, 27 Stephen to 20 Howard St. are the experts. 5-6 Goodridge St. @ Goldthwaite Ave. to 161 Tracy, Essex @ Fayette to Memorial Park Ave. They find the conflict @ Goodridge, 209 Chestnut St. to 145 Western Ave., 33 Eutaw Ave. to 92 Western Ave. so confounding that they 5-7 Chestnut St. @ Allerton to Washington St., Boston St. @ Chestnut St. to Strawberry are talking about coming Ave., & Chestnut St. @ Bowler St., to Boston St. @ Washington , Western @ Tucker Ave. to 437 Western Ave. up with “new physics,” in- 5-8 Walnut St. @ N Federal to Boston St. @ Carnes St., Franklin St. @ Boston St. to Barrett corporating perhaps some Court, 73 New Park St. to Boston St. @ Grove St., Linwood St. @ School to Boston @ yet-to-be-discovered parti- Cedar St. cle or other cosmic “fudge 5-9 Boston St. @ Childs St. to 32 Newton Ave., 140 Flint St. to 21 Wyman St., 89 Robinson factors” like dark energy St. to 21 Childs St., Walnut St. @ Flint St. to 73 Laurel Ave. or dark matter. Rusty and dirty water may be experienced for a short time during and after ushing. If the “It’s looking more and water appears dirty, leaving the tap open for several minutes following ushing should clear FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the pipes. Prior to doing laundry, residents are advised to check this schedule. This program more like we’re going to is necessary to clean the distribution system of residual materials that normally settle out in The Border Patrol says that in the last year, it’s stopped roughly 3,100 need something new to the mains during the year so as to ensure the delivery of better quality water during the adults and children fraudulently posing as families so they can be released explain this,” said Riess, coming summer months. Daniel F. O’Neill into the U.S. quickly rather than face detention or rapid deportation. who won the 2011 Nobel CLIP AND SAVE Executive Director A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Russian Maria Butina gets 18 All address information, particu- Officer confirmed it was an were included. larly arrests, reflect police records. In accident. Lost dog reported by owner the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Door alarm sounded at the at 2 Meredith Road on Thurs- months for being Kremlin agent it is the sole responsibility of the con- Lynnfield Middle School on day at 10:28 a.m. The pet, Friday at 2:25 a.m. Officer Brady, escaped when her tod- By Ashraf Khalil cerned party to contact the relevant reports building appears se- dler opened the door. On call- and Chad Day police department and have the de- cure. back, she confirmed the dog ASSOCIATED PRESS partment issue a notice of correction had been located. She was WASHINGTON — In to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Complaints warned to license the dog by a quivering voice, Maria ifications will not be made without the animal control officer and Motorist locked out of a ve- Butina begged for leniency express notice of change from the a warning with a license ap- Friday as she awaited sen- hicle at Whole Foods Market plication will be sent. arresting police department. at 100 Market St. on Thursday tencing on charges of being Caller from 2 Dana Road a secret agent for Russia. at 8:46 a.m. Lynnfield Fire reports his lost cat, Sam, may LYNN Department assisted. She cast herself as an inno- have been spotted on Thurs- cent caught up in a massive Caller from 635 Lowell St. day at 10:50 a.m. He wants Arrests reported his neighbor’s land- geopolitical power game. to know if the animal control But a federal judge sen- scaper dumped yard debris officer had received any calls William Corbett, of 121 on his property on Thursday tenced her to 18 months in North Common St., was ar- on it. He was advised she prison followed by depor- at 10 a.m. Officer reports he had not heard anything but rested on a warrant charge for spoke to all parties and they tation. U.S. District Judge possession of a Class A drug took a detailed description Tanya Chutkan sided with agreed to get along. and suggested he call the at 12:03 p.m. on Thursday. Resident at 82 Summer prosecutors, who said the Randy Seang, 22, of 178 microchip company to report 30-year-old Russian delib- St. reported a neighbor is the cat as missing. Sam has Chestnut St., was arrested on throwing debris in her yard on erately obscured her true a warrant charge for armed been missing since a house purposes while developing Thursday at 4:58 p.m. fire in March and owner has assault to rob and charged Property check requested at backdoor contacts inside with a straight warrant at 8:07 received calls about sightings the American conservative the Lynnfield Middle School in of Sam since then. p.m. on Thursday. Friday at 12:23 a.m. movement to advance the Taylore Spring was arrested Report of a pit bull off leash interests of Russia. at the Peabody Dog Park on warrant charges of leaving Medical Aid The sentence can be ap- the scene of property damage charged two dogs on Thursday pealed and Butina will get at 12:50 p.m. Animal control and operating a motor vehicle Request for medical as- credit for her time in jail officer reports that she had FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with a suspended license at sistance at Lynnfield High since her high-profile ar- advised the pit bull owner to 11:37 a.m. on Thursday. School on Thursday at 12:35 rest in July 2018. The case The 18-month sentence can be appealed and use the dog park and that the p.m. Patient taken to Win- garnered intense media Maria Butina will get credit for her time in jail animal is very nice. Accidents chester Hospital. coverage amid speculation since her high-profile arrest in July 2018. Animal control officer re- Ambulance requested at over the extent of Russian ported checking on the A report of a motor vehicle Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 interference in American recommendation and sen- A Russian Foreign Min- well-being of a calf at 278 crash at Walmart, 780 Lyn- Salem St., Apt. 119 on Thurs- politics. tenced Butina to an addi- Farm Ave. on Thursday at 2:12 istry statement claimed nway, at 2:21 p.m. on Thurs- day at 1:42 p.m. Patient taken Butina admitted last year tional nine months, before p.m. Officer reports the calf, that Butina was being pun- day; at Market Basket, 40 to Winchester Hospital. to covertly gathering intel- being deported. and all of the other animals, ished, “just for being a Rus- Federal St., at 3:51 p.m. on ligence on the National The judge said the sen- were in good health and had sian citizen. She became a Thursday; at Broadway and Rifle Association and other tence was meant “to reflect MARBLEHEAD access to food, water and victim of tough rivalry be- Pendexter Street at 6:12 p.m. groups at the direction of a the seriousness of (Butina’s shelter. No further action re- tween various US political on Thursday; at 132 Central former Russian lawmaker. actions) and to promote de- Ave. at 7:52 p.m. on Thurs- Accident quired. forces and an unbridled an- Her guilty plea to a single terrence.” ti-Russian campaign in the day; at 56 Hanover St. at charge of conspiracy to act A caller reported a minor Butina’s lawyers decried spirit of McCarthyism.” 11:55 p.m. on Thursday; at Complaints as an unregistered foreign motor vehicle crash at Shep- the judgment as overly Leonid Slutsky, chairman Euclid and Magnolia avenues agent came as part of a deal harsh; they had character- ard and Jersey streets at 5:39 Lahey Hospital & Medical of the foreign affairs com- at 7:57 a.m. on Friday. p.m. on Thursday. with prosecutors. ized Butina as a naive but A report of a motor vehicle Center at 1 Essex Drive report- mittee in the lower house ed a bag containing prescrip- At Friday’s sentencing ambitious international crash with personal injury at Complaints hearing, Butina appealed affairs student who didn’t of the Russian parliament, Boston and Marion streets at tion drugs on Wednesday at said the case was “political 3:40 p.m. Officer reports the to Chutkan to release her realize her actions required 3:20 p.m. on Thursday. At 8:07 a.m. on Thursday, a and fabricated from air poi- bag was gone upon arrival of with nine months of time her to register as an agent A report of a police motor call came in asking to speak soned with Russophobia.” police. served. of a foreign government. vehicle crash at 300 Washing- to a detective. The caller “It is necessary to contin- The New York Department of “My reputation is ruined, “I feel terrible for Maria’s ton St. at 6:34 a.m. on Friday. stated he was having trouble ue the fight, to file an ap- Children & Families request- both here in the United family ... I wish we could with someone who potentially peal and to do everything in ed a well-being check on States and abroad,” she have done more to get her Assaults stole money. Wednesday at 4:15 p.m. for a said, asking for “a chance out sooner,” said attorney our power for Maria Butina A caller reported loud mu- family that recently moved to to go home and restart my Robert Driscoll. “I do not to return to Russia as soon A report of an assault and sic at a construction site on Peabody and wants to make life.” believe an additional nine as possible,” Slutsky was battery at 285 Lynn Shore Preston Beach Road at 10:33 sure they are OK. Officer re- Chutkan, however, fully months in jail serves any quoted as saying by state Drive at 2:50 p.m. on Thurs- a.m. on Thursday. ports no one was at home. followed the government’s purpose.” news agency Tass. day. A caller reported a scam Caller reports an old BMW A report of an assault at 21 call at 11:31 a.m. on Thurs- without plates has been Pacific St. at 11:18 p.m. on day from someone claiming POLICE BRIEFS parked on Sherman Street for Thursday. to be from the Social Security more than three months and Administration. is not owned by anyone in the Police: Woman died in the nation’s most-wanted to target homes. Obitu- Complaints A caller reported a scam neighborhood on Wednesday fugitives after fleeing Bos- aries often include wake call at 11:34 a.m. on Thursday head-on crash with excavator A report of an unwelcome at 4:17 p.m. Officer located ton in late 1994. He was and funeral times. from someone claiming to be guest at 25 Hamilton Ave. at vehicle owner and said the car YARMOUTH (AP) — captured in 2011. Joseph Edwards Jr., the from Medicare talking about a 10:37 a.m. on Thursday; at was recently purchased and is Police say the driver of an No charges have been owner of Edwards Memo- new cancer screening. 798 Summer St. at 11:28 making arrangements to park SUV involved in a head-in filed in Bulger’s death, rial Funeral Home in Mil- A walk-in reported graffiti p.m. on Thursday; at 50 Lyn- it in a friend’s driveway. collision with an excava- but officials have said two ford, called it “distressing” on the tennis wall at Sea- nway at 2:44 a.m. on Friday. Resident of 7 Rainbow tor on Cape Cod has died. Massachusetts mobsters and suggests having side Park on Wyman Road at A report of possible gun- Road requested a check of Yarmouth police say are under suspicion in his someone house-sit during 12:46 p.m. on Thursday. shots at 8 Jackson St. at 4:27 his property after a neighbor 70-year-old Cathy Fla- killing. a wake or funeral. A caller reported an erratic a.m. on Friday. told him there’s a suspicious vin died when her SUV operator on Atlantic Avenue at man sitting with shaggy brown crossed the center line Police warn of thieves Police: 2 men stabbed, 1 hit 4:43 p.m. on Thursday. They Theft hair, in wind pants and black on Route 28 at about 3 stated the driver almost hit a targeting homes by baseball bat at carnival T-shirt on his front steps on p.m. Thursday and struck pedestrian. A report of shoplifting at Wednesday at 4:58 p.m. the excavator. She was of funeral-goers SALEM, N.H. (AP) — Stop & Shop, 35 Washington Man left on foot towards Lynn trapped in her vehicle for Police in New Hampshire St., at 1:34 p.m. on Thursday; PEABODY a time before being taken MILFORD (AP) — A say two men were stabbed Street. Officer met neighbor at police chief is warning of at Compare Supermarket, 2 the house and checked the to the hospital, where she during a fight at a car- break-ins at the homes Adams St., at 7:39 p.m. on Summons area but he was gone upon later died. nival, and one of them of people attending the Thursday. arrival of police. Witnesses reported that also was beaten with a wakes or funerals of loved A report of a motor vehicle Christine Oliveria, 32, was Well-being check requested the Yarmouth woman’s baseball bat. theft at 169 Alley St. at 6:17 summoned following a traffic for a man in his 30s or 40s vehicle had earlier gone ones. Police responded to the p.m. on Thursday. stop at the Higgins Middle stumbling on Central Street up onto the curb in the Milford Chief Tom carnival early Friday, A report of a larceny at 502 School on Perkins Street on and being held up by a com- eastbound lane and O’Loughlin said in a which was set up in a Chatham St. at 7:20 p.m. on Thursday at 7:54 a.m. for un- panion on Wednesday at 5:20 sideswiped a telephone Facebook post Thursday corner parking lot at the Thursday; at 40 Bow Ridge licensed operation of a motor p.m. He is wearing a black pole, then crossed into there have been two such Mall at Rockingham Park Road at 9:58 a.m. on Friday; vehicle and was cited for a leather jacket. Officer checked the westbound side of the burglaries in his town in Salem. They found 10 at 40 Federal St. at 10:08 seatbelt and drop off viola- the area and could not locate road and nearly collided recently, and one in the people who appeared to a.m. on Friday; at 26 Newhall tion. anyone fitting that description. with several vehicles. nearby town of Holliston. have been involved in a St. at 12:54 p.m. on Friday. Dog and child locked in a Police say the inves- Milford police are violent altercation. A report of a robbery at 183 Accidents vehicle at the Peabody Dog tigation is ongoing but urging people attending Two men, ages 39 and Lewis St. at 10:48 p.m. on a wake or funeral to be Motor vehicle crash report- Park at 34 Perkins St. on initial accounts indicate 30, sustained stabbing in- Thursday; at 2 Kingsley Ter- vigilant and contact police ed on Wednesday at 3:25 Wednesday at 5:31 p.m. Of- that there was some type juries that aren’t believed race at 4:58 a.m. on Friday. beforehand, so officers p.m. at 357 Lowell St. and ficer gained entry without in- of medical emergency to be life-threatening. The cident. involved. can check on those homes older man also suffered Vandalism 64 Proctor Circle. Operators exchanged information. Report of a suspicious red while they’re empty. injuries believed to have Police think the sus- A report of vandalism to a Report of a motor vehicle mini van, smoking and with Whitey Bulger died been inflicted by a base- motor vehicle at 200 Locust crash at 291 Lynnfield St. on heavy front end damage, on of head injuries, pects may be scanning ball bat. Both were taken newspaper obituary pages to a hospital. St. at 6:53 a.m. on Friday; at Wednesday at 4:51 p.m. Offi- Lowell Street driving west- death certificate says 19 Howard St. at 8:04 a.m. cer reports no injuries or tows, bound towards Route 128 on Friday. will document. from Peabody Square on BOSTON (AP) — A Report of a motor vehicle Wednesday at 5:38 p.m. Be- death certificate confirms LYNNFIELD crash at 260 Washington on-the-lookout issued to all of- that notorious Boston St. and 2 Hourihan St. on ficers, gone upon police arrival. crime boss James “Whit- LYNNFIELD Summons Wednesday at 5:45 p.m. Of- Resident of 14 Judith Road ey” Bulger died of blunt WEEKLY ficer assisted with paperwork reported she came home and force injuries to the head Steven J. Rayworth, 42, exchange. heard noises on Wednesday in prison last year. NEWS of 149 Main St., Saugus, Report of a minor motor at 6:12 p.m. Reporting party The document obtained was summoned on Thursday vehicle crash on Thursday at is on Peabody Road in a blue by NBC Boston says the at 10:20 p.m. following a 9:04 a.m. at 57 Northend St. Ford Runner. Home checked 89-year-old Bulger was We reach EVERY call from Banana Republic Officer on scene. out OK. “assaulted by other(s)” household in Lynnfield at 1515 Market St. about a Minor motor vehicle crash First floor tenant report- and was found in his cell suspicious person. He was at Perfect Parties at 147 Sum- ed an intoxicated person on at 8:21 a.m. Oct. 30. every week. charged with possession of a mit St. on Thursday at 10:34 Thursday at 1:32 a.m. at 57 Bulger was serving Class A drug. a.m. Officer assisted with pa- Endicott St. Officer reports the a life sentence for 11 perwork exchange. man was not drunk but lost murders and other crimes Let us help get your Alarms his keys. Man located keys when he was beaten to message in front of all Animal Control and all is OK. death in his prison cell, Accidental holdup alarm Tractor trailer reported in the hours after he was trans- of Lynnfield. sounded at the Wakefield Co- Landlord from 13 Swamp- middle of Amy Road on Thurs- ferred to a West Virginia operative Bank on Thursday at scott Ave. reported his first day at 1:58 a.m. Officer said prison. 7:03 a.m. Officer confirmed it floor tenant has a dog, vio- the trailer contains furniture Bulger became one of was an accident. lating the lease on Thursday for a person moving in the Hang up 911 call received at 9:53 a.m. Animal control morning. from the Summer Street officer advised him that this Strong gas odor reported on School at 10:41 a.m. Officer is a civil matter, but will follow Thursday at 11:29 a.m. at Ea- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS ESSEX MEDIA GROUP spoke with school and the call up to see if the animal was ton Apothecary at 2 Centenni- GET RESULTS! was an accident. licensed and vaccinated. An al Drive, Apt. 1A. Officer reports Report of an accidental order to license was sent and, building evacuation in process. Call Customer Service For more info on EMG’s publications, burglar alarm on Thursday at as a courtesy, a license form, National Grid and Peabody to place an ad please contact Ernie Carpenter at 2:20 p.m. at 3 Suntaug St. and a copy of the leash law Fire Department on scene. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or [email protected] SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 L.A. universities quarantine over 900 after measles exposure By John Rogers Those under the quarantine were UCLA students were provided a ASSOCIATED PRESS instructed to stay at home and quarantine area to stay in, uni- avoid contact with others, though versity of cials said, though they LOS ANGELES — More than it wasn’t clear how those orders gave no details. Only one person 900 students and staff members might be enforced or what penal- remained there Friday. at two Los Angeles universities ties violators might face. Those covered by the quarantine were quarantined on campus or “Measles actually kills people. So were singled out based on their sent home this week in one of the we have to take that really serious- possible exposure to either an in- most sweeping efforts yet by pub- ly,” said Dr. Armand Dorian, chief fected UCLA student who had at- lic health authorities to contain the medical of cer at USC Verdugo tended classes in two buildings on spread of measles in the U.S., where Hills Hospital. three days earlier this month, or a cases have reached a 25-year high. The number of measles cases in person with measles who visited a By Friday afternoon, two days the U.S. has climbed to nearly 700 Cal State-LA library on April 11, after Los Angeles County ordered this year, including ve in Los An- of cials said. the precautions, about 200 of those geles County and 38 altogether in Given the amount of time a per- affected had been cleared to return California. The surge is blamed son can remain contagious, of cials after proving their immunity to the largely on parents not getting their said the quarantine would end disease, through either medical re- children vaccinated because of mis- at UCLA on Tuesday and at Cal cords or tests, school of cials said. information about the supposed State-LA on Thursday. The action at the University of dangers. Around the country, lawmakers in University of California, L.A., and Cal State-LA reported 656 stu- California, New York, Washington California State University, L.A. dents and staff still under quaran- state and Oregon have responded PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS — which together have more than tine, while UCLA said it had fewer to the outbreak by moving to crack 65,000 students — re ected the se- than 50. down on exemptions to vaccinat- Those under the quarantine were instructed riousness with which public health Call State-LA is primarily a com- ing children. On Friday, President to stay at home and avoid contact with others, of cials are taking the nation’s out- muter school, while many UCLA Donald Trump urged everyone to though it wasn’t clear how those orders might be break. students live on campus. Some get vaccinated. enforced or what penalties violators might face.

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From left, Aspire Developmental Services Execu- tive Director Lori Russell, Mary Ann Mulligan of the Mass. Early Intervention Consortium (MEIC), 2019 Sen. Frederick Berry EI Champion Award winner Colleen McGlynn Moody, MEIC board president Joanne Sweeney and treasurer Alex Chatfield. Intervention Champion

PHOTOS | ANNA WISTRAN WOLFE PHOTOGRAPHY Award presented to Northeast Arc held its “An Evening of Changing Lives” gala on Thursday night at the Seaport Hotel in Boston. More than $675,000 was raised and the event was attended Colleen McGlynn Moody by 500 people. Clockwise from top left, Lynne and Roger Berkowitz, president and CEO of Legal Sea Foods, with Heather Eckman. Eckman is from Lynn and currently The Massachusetts Early Intervention Consortium participates in Northeast Arc’s STEP program. With that she works at Northeast Arc’s presented its 2019 Sen. Frederick E. Berry Early Inter- Breaking Grounds Café, CVS and takes part in art and design programs. Dr. Patrick vention Champion Award to Colleen McGlynn Moody, Tutwiler, Northeast Arc board member and Lynn Public Schools superintendent, and founder of the CJ Moody Fund, at a ceremony at Aspire Shoemaker student John Kolokithas. John receives services through Northeast Arc’s Developmental Services Friday. Autism Support Center. Lauren Baker, first lady of the commonwealth of Massachu- The award was created to honor the legacy of the late setts, with Dawson Eadie, his older brother David Jr., and his father David Sr. Dawson Senate Majority Leader from Peabody, who provided tire- is a part of Northeast Arc’s Early Intervention program and his father David Sr. is the less leadership and advocacy on behalf of Early Interven- pastor at Greater Bethlehem Temple #2. tion (EI) during his 30-year career in the Massachusetts legislature. The CJ Moody Fund was established by Moody in 2009 in memory of her son, Craig Chilsen Moody Jr. Af- flicted with many congenital abnormalities, CJ received Recognizing eighth-graders regular EI services. Upon CJ’s death at 13 months of age, his family established the CJ Moody Fund to give back to the EI community. The CJ Moody Fund has raised more than $270,000 for the Massachusetts Early Intervention Consortium in the last 10 years and awarded more than $216,000 in grants to families and EI programs. Moody, who lives in Medford with her husband, Craig, and sons, Bo and Triagh, is a Bishop Fenwick and Trin- ity College (Conn.) graduate. She served as Berry’s chief of staff from 2003-12. She is currently director of Gov- ernment Law, Strategies and Communications at Brown Rudnick LLP. Moody’s sister, Annie Walsh, is chair of the board at Aspire, which has an Early Intervention Program that provides services to more than 2,200 families each year. EI services are available to eligible children, from newborn to age 3, who have or are at risk for developmen- tal delays due to established biological or environmental factors.

The Rotary Club of Lynn held its monthly Eighth Grade Recognition Program Thurs- day at Ole Tyme Family Cuisine. The program, sponsored by Riverworks Credit Union, recognizes one eighth grade student from each Lynn public and private school for excellence both in and out of the classroom. Front row from left, Danie Leger, North Shore Christian School; Maddison Donohue, Pickering Middle School; Genesis Angel-Diaz, St. Pius V School; Nimssy Pojoy, Thurgood Marshall MS; Ryan Sweeney, Sacred Heart School. Back row, Drew Russo, Rotarian and Lynn’s new director of per- sonnel, and Wendy Silva, program coordinator.

From left, Sen. Joan Lovely, 2018 Sen. Frederick Walking Berry EI Champion Award winner; Aspire De- velopmental Services Executive Director Lori toward Russell; 2019 Sen. Frederick Berry EI Champion Award winner Colleen McGlynn Moody; Moody’s ArtWeek sons, Triagh and Bo; her husband, Craig; and Mayor Thomas M. McGee.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 Marblehead girls lacrosse takes down Peabody By Mike Alongi Arthur added four goals Dennis Desroches. “You’re ITEM STAFF and ve assists, while not going to do much against Brigette Gable had three Marblehead when you give MARBLEHEAD — The goals. Carter Murray scored them the ball that many Marblehead girls lacrosse two goals, while Mae Col- times. Give a lot of credit to team got off to a fast start well, Hadley Wales and Cal- them, they have a lot of and never looked back Fri- lie O’Neill each had one great players who have a lot day afternoon, notching a goal. of size and really play well 18-7 win over Northeastern “On the attack end, we’ve together. Our job was to try Conference foe Peabody on been moving the ball quick- to possess the loose ball, be a rainy day at Piper Field. er and making sure we’re patient on offense and not And while the amount of timing our cuts well and turn the ball over. But we goals the Magicians scored working well as a team,” weren’t able to do any of was impressive, it was the said Marblehead assistant that.” defensive performance that coach Shannon Beaton. “We The Tanners who struck put Marblehead over the had girls who weren’t even rst in this one, getting a edge. scoring, but their cuts were quick goal from Olivia “I thought our defense re- helping to set up other Kiricoples just over 30 sec- ally stepped up, and it’s goals. So I think we did a onds into the game. But something we’ve been focus- really good job on the offen- Marblehead answered ing on in practice,” said sive end.” quickly with a goal from Marblehead interim coach For Peabody, Hailee Lo- Colwell to tie it at 1-1, and Elena Arthur, who’s lling masney had three goals and then the Magicians took in for Annie Madden while two assists to pace the of- over. Marblehead went on a Madden’s on maternity fense. Colleen Crotty had run of eight straight goals leave. “The girls really exe- two goals and one assist, after that, stretching its cuted beautifully on de- while Olivia Kiricoples and lead to 9-1 with just under fense, double-teaming on Amber Kiricoples each had eight minutes to play in the the ball and forcing turn- one goal. Maddy Lomasney half. Over that 15-minute overs. It was the defense had one assist. span, Arthur, Erskine, Ga- that won us this game.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE “It’s pretty easy to see why ble and Murray each scored Maddie Erskine led the this one went the way it did twice. Marblehead’s Maddie Erskine scored six goals in a win over Peabody way offensively for Marble- — Marblehead won 19 Friday afternoon at Piper Field. head with six goals. Grace draws,” said Peabody coach MARBLEHEAD, B2 St. Mary’s, Fenwick ready for battle of unbeatens

By Harold Rivera Catholic Central League ri- what high school sports are ITEM SPORTS EDITOR vals met, St. Mary’s ended about, rivals pushing one Fenwick’s season with a 12- another. If both teams are LYNN — Perhaps there 11 overtime win in the rst good it’s only better for both weren’t many who thought round of the Division 3 schools.” the Bishop Fenwick and St. North state tournament. The Spartans were off Mary’s boys lacrosse teams “It’s a new year, a new and running from their rst would both be undefeated season,” Field said. “The ri- practice of the season. In six when they met for the rst valry with the schools is games, St. Mary’s has time in 2019. But every always there. That’s always scored 98 goals with Bren- game between the Crusad- dan Laundry (18 goals), ers and Spartans carries exciting. The kids are al- ways excited to play this Zach Barden (18 goals) and high stakes and this one’s Nick Napolitano (15 goals) no different. St. Mary’s (6-0) game but it’s a new team. Last year doesn’t have any leading the charge. Goalie and Fenwick (7-0) will clash Kaden Quirk continues his against one another Satur- bearing on this year.” Fenwick, however, still progression in net. day (noon) at Donaldson “The kids came in ready Stadium. has last season’s postsea- son exit on the back of its to play lacrosse this year,” “The St. Mary’s-Fenwick Field said. “They were in rivalry transcends all mind. “They got the best of us,” shape. The stick skills are a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sports,” Crusaders coach lot further ahead than they Steve Driscoll said. “It’s a Driscoll said. “We didn’t Celtics legend John Havlicek work as hard as them. I were in the past. That al- healthy rivalry. I respect lowed us to work on playing (right) passed away at age 79 on know for a fact that Garrett (St. Mary’s coach) Josh lacrosse as opposed to Thursday. (Ruszkowski), Derek (Field) and the program he throwing and catching. I (DelVecchio) and Brian ITEM FILE PHOTO runs. His kids work hard. think we’re a bit further It’s good that two schools so (Harrington) looked for the St. Mary’s Zach Barden is tied ahead than some other close to each other are off to St. Mary’s game and the teams.” for the team lead in goals this great starts.” Danish Cup when the season with 18. The last time the two schedule came out. This is RIVALRY, B2 Steve Krause Saugus’ Lowe named Winthrop girls basketball coach

By Harold Rivera for the opportunity. I’m ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ready to start working Farewell to with them.” WINTHROP — The Win- Lowe, who teaches physi- throp girls basketball pro- cal education at Winthrop John Havlicek, gram has found its new High, takes over for inter- coach. Winthrop Athletic im coach Rick Pulsifer, who a true champion Director Matt Serino an- guided a young Vikings nounced that Joe Lowe will team to an 8-12 record this Thinking of John Havlicek brings me take over the helm of the past winter. Winthrop was back to when I was 11 and had a habit Vikings. A Saugus native, just one win short of quali- of hiding my transistor radio under my Lowe has spent the past fying for the state tourna- pillow so my father couldn’t hear it. two seasons with the Sa- ment under the Sullivan Usually, that meant listening to “Juicy” chems boys basketball Rule. Brucie Bradley’s nightly Top 20 on WBZ, team as an assistant coach “They lost quite a few which was something my father loathed, under Mark Bertrand. games by ve, six points,” as he thought I should be doing some- Lowe, 26, is excited to Lowe said. “As they’re ma- thing more constructive at that hour take on his rst head turing and becoming ju- -- like, you know, studying. Or, perhaps, coaching position. niors and seniors, they can sleeping. “I was super excited,” only go up, really.” But on this night, it was Holy Thursday, Lowe said when he learned Winthrop returns the and there was no school the next day. I of his appointment. “I just bulk of last winter’s team could blast that thing all over the house moved here to Winthrop, next season, meaning Lowe for all anyone cared. raising a family in the gets the chance to coach a However, there was no rock ‘n’ roll that town. The group of girls COURTESY PHOTO group of experienced play- night. All there was was Johnny Most’s coming back are great kids ers. gravelly voice broadcasting Game 7 of the Joe Lowe, a Saugus native, has been named the head and great basketball play- Eastern Division nals between the Bos- coach of the Winthrop girls basketball team. ers. I was really grateful LOWE, B2 ton Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers. For those of you who still remember Johnny, he had his usual voice, and then he had one two octaves higher that he Navigators add more local talent to roster used when he really got excited. These were the days before all those cigarettes LYNN — The North and St. John’s freshman severely damaged his vocal cords to the Shore Navigators have Colin Wetterau to form a point where they couldn’t handle that added two more pitch- catching trio. excitement anymore. But he was in his ers and a third catch- “Beau is a local native prime in 1965. er to their 2019 roster. with Division I experience The situation was grave. Philly, with be- Director of Player Pro- who we expect to contrib- hemoth center Wilt “The Stilt” Chamber- curement Joe Gill made ute big innings on the lain, was one point behind when a Celtics the announcement with mound, while Ricardo and turnover gave the Sixers the ball (Bill the start of a new Fu- Nolan come from strong Russell’s inbounds pass hit the guy wire tures Collegiate Baseball junior college programs. that held the baskets at the old Garden in League season just over a We’re looking to having place). month away. all three of them on our Now, Philly, which had scored the previ- Marblehead native roster this summer,” said ous 10 points to climb to within one (110- Beau Dana (Dickinson Gill. “Ricardo continues 109), was inbounding the ball with ve College) and Ricardo to add depth to our staff, seconds left. This was more than enough Santana will work on and Nolan brings another time for the sure-handed Hal Greer to the pitching staff, while big bat and presence be- loft it to Wilt so he could put one of those Nolan Watson (Dayton) hind the plate. He’s hav- patented nger-rolls in at the buzzer. Things were not looking good, and even joins Santana’s Cen- COURTESY PHOTO ing a great season right tral Alabama Commu- now and will be playing Russell said later he was looking around nity College teammate Marblehead native Beau Dana, who pitched for Divi- for someone to bail him out. sion I Georgetown University in 2018, will be joining the DO ball next year.” Louis Olivieri, a former KRAUSE, B2 Swampscott standout, North Shore Navigators this summer. NAVS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 Joe Lowe named Winthrop girls basketball coach

LOWE From B1 “I’m very fortunate to have five returning starters,” Lowe said. “We have an all-Northeastern Conference player returning in Maura Dorr. We have a NEC all-star returner in Lily Pulsifer. I have five juniors coming back who’ve played varsity basketball for two years. That’s not common. I have a couple seniors coming back, there’s a lot of talent in the sophomore group as well as the JV team. I think we’ll be pretty well stocked. “I’ve been able to develop good relationships with the girls,” Lowe said. “I felt it was a good opportunity to jump on board and hopefully navigate them to some success.” Lowe played three years of varsity basketball at Sau- gus for coaches Titus Manderson and Paul Moran. He graduated from Saugus High (2010) and Salem State (2014). From coaching with Bertand over the past two seasons, Lowe has learned the value of building a community within a basketball program. He hopes to bring those lessons with him as he starts a new chapter at Winthrop. “The biggest thing I learned from Bertand is the way he involved his alumni, the way he welcomes people back,” Lowe, who also coaches Winthrop’s JV girls la- crosse team, said. “He always has an open door for alum- ni to come back and help in any way they can. He orga- nizes alumni games. The way he works with his coaches, he’s always looking to gain knowledge from his coaches. On the court, coaching, competing, every play is big for him. Being a smaller school in Saugus he stresses fight- ing every possession. That’s what I pull from Bertrand. “I’m going to miss Saugus,” Lowe said. “There are a lot of great coaches in that building. I see a lot of similarities in both towns. I’m excited to get in here and kind of make my own mark in Winthrop.”

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Marblehead’s Grace Arthur (right) had four goals and five assists in a win over Peabody Friday at Piper Field. Magicians beat Tanners in impressive fashion

MARBLEHEAD Arthur within the first for the Tanners (7-2), Des- As for Marblehead (5-3), From B1 four minutes of the second roches knows that this the idea is to keep build- half to make it 12-4. Crot- will be a good learning ing on its solid play mov- Amber Kiricoples finally ty got one back for the experience for his team in ing forward. broke the string of Mar- Tanner with just over 19 the long run. “We said it (Friday), ev- blehead goals with a tally minutes to go, but then “I told the girls after the ery minute — the way you of her own at the 7:24 Marblehead went on an- game that we’re still 7-2, prepare, the way you mark of the first half, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS other run — this time a and our losses have come warm up — that’s going to making it 9-2. Erskine four-goal outburst — to to two very good teams set a tone,” said Arthur. John Havlicek (right) won eight NBA titles scored with just over two effectively put the game (Marblehead and Swamp- “It’s something that we with the Celtics — in 1963-1966, 1968, 1969, 1974 minutes left in the first away at 16-5. The run was scott),” said Desroches. didn’t do earlier in the and 1976. half to retain the eight- made up of one goal each “Everybody sees a game season and the girls have goal lead, but Haliee Lo- from Arthur, Erskine, Ga- like this, it doesn’t matter recognized it and made a masney scored twice in ble and O’Neill. Hailee Lo- who you are. It’s good for conscious effort to fix it. the final 1:45 to make it masney and Crotty each us to see this type of tal- So we’ve just got to keep Havlicek’s greatness 10-4 at the half and give had one goal for Peabody ent so we can know what that mentality and keep Peabody a little bit of life. over the final 10 minutes we need to work on going pushing to get better.” That little bit of momen- of play, while Erskine and forward, because it doesn’t The Magicians play won’t be forgotten tum for Peabody didn’t Wales scored for Marble- get any easier the rest of back-to-back games carry over to the second head to close out the the way.” against Swampscott next KRAUSE half, as Marblehead got game. Peabody takes on Bever- week, starting with a road From B1 goals from Erskine and While it’s a tough loss ly Wednesday (4). game Monday (4). Johnny was sounding forlorn as he began to describe Greer inbounding the ball, as if he knew what was going to happen. Boston’s streak of six straight championships Spartans & Crusaders set for rivalry game was going to end. “Greer putting the ball in play,” Most began. “He gets it RIVALRY really big for us and that out deep and …” From B1 starts with the face-offs. All of a sudden, bedlam. Johnny’s voice rose at least Christian LeBert and Da- three octaves. Driscoll points to senior vis Kinne did great against “And Havlicek steals it … over to Sam Jones. Havlicek leadership as the key to us and they controlled pos- stole the ball. It’s all over. It’s all over …” Fenwick’s rapid start. Se- session. Being able to dic- Here’s the deal for me. I’m a baseball guy. Even now, if nior goalie Ruszkowski has tate the pace and control we have a day like last Sunday, and the Bruins and Celt- backboned his team with possession is going to be ics win playoff games, I’m not happy if the Red Sox lose 112 saves in seven games. huge for us and that starts a meaningless game in April. I discovered, and latched Diego Alvarez-Segee (25 from the opening face-off.” onto, the Celtics because they won championships. They goals), Stefano Fabiano (16 Both coaches agreed that were substitution therapy for me because the Red Sox goals) and Nick Muzi (12 Saturday’s battled of un- stunk. I could at least point to the Celtics and say, “See? goals) are the Crusaders’ defeateds speaks volumes One of our teams wins.” Two years later, the Red Sox won leading scorers. to how quickly their pro- the pennant. And even though they’ve won four World “A big key is our senior grams have evolved. Series and the Patriots six Super Bowls since then, and leadership in Garrett, Der- “Lacrosse in the North the Celtics have captured 10 titles since that night, I’ve ek and Brian,” Driscoll Shore in general is head- never felt the same exhilaration I felt in 1967. said. “Brian’s out with inju- ing in the right direction,” If the Celtics lost, I’d be upset, not because I lived and ry but he’s been a huge Field said. “These are the died with them, but because they were our Yankees and part of it. Derek’s one of the games we love to play. It’s they were better than nothing. hardest working players a league game. You have However, that night I became a Celtics fan, and John I’ll ever see. Garrett’s real- two really good teams go- Havlicek and Bill Russell became my first real basket- ly coming into his own. The ing up against one anoth- ball idols. Wilt Chamberlain became the best villain I hard work and team men- er. It’s going to be fun to have ever rooted against. tality goes from the top all ITEM FILE PHOTO watch.” I cannot count the number of times Havlicek came up the way down to the last “Josh and I have a really Stefano Fabiano has scored 16 goals for Bishop big for the Celtics. I lost count of the buzzer-beaters and guy on the bench. It’s very good viewpoint of building Fenwick so far this season. ceiling-scrapers. However, two moments stand out, one important that we all start good cultures and putting a loss the other ending up in a win. Both were classic playing that way.” the accountability on our games. Field and his Spartans to be smart with shot selec- away from St. Mary’s. But student-athletes,” Driscoll In the first instance, The Celtics were playing against don’t want to do anything tion. We have to take ad- before they can make that said. “It’s great that St. the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1974 NBA finals (with Ka- different in looking to de- vantage of our opportuni- happen, they’ll have to win Mary’s and Fenwick are reem Abdul-Jabbar). The game was double-overtime and feat Fenwick. As long as ties. We have to play solid possession. playing such a meaningful it was basket-for-basket all the way. With seven seconds they pounce on their looks team defense, not do any- “Our league has really lacrosse game at this point left, Havlicek almost scraped the ceiling with a rainbow at net and maintain their thing crazy and let the improved over the past of the season. I don’t think shot over Abdul-Jabbar to give the C’s a 101-100 lead. composure, they’ll feel con- game come to us.” couple years,” Driscoll said. that 10 years ago anybody If they could hold on for seven seconds, they’d be NBA fident in their chances. The Crusaders will aim “Everybody’s kind of loaded would’ve thought St. champions. They couldn’t, though. Adbul-Jabbar deliv- “Fenwick has a great to dictate the tempo of the up. Both teams are offen- Mary’s and Fenwick would ered one of those skyhooks at the buzzer and the Bucks goalie (Ruszkowski) in game, leaning on their ath- sive teams. Being able to have great, sustained la- won. The Celtics, however, beat them in Milwaukee in net,” Field said. “We have letic offense to keep the ball force the pace is going to be crosse programs.” the seventh game. The other was 1976, the triple-overtime game against the Phoenix Suns at the Garden. It was Game 5 of the finals, and the Suns came back from a double-digit deficit Navigators continue to add locals to roster to tie the game and force overtime. NAVS one earned run through Worcester State. at a .507 clip and has sto- At the end of the second OT, Havlicek leaned into a From B1 four frames. The 6-foot-2, Watson is in the midst of len 15 bags. Last summer, traffic jam of bodies under the basket and banked one 205-pound righty prepped an impressive sophomore he posted a .322 aver- in to give the Celtics a short-lived lead. It took another Dana spent his first sea- at Deerfield Academy and season at CCBC Essex and age with eight RBI in 23 overtime for them to win. son of collegiate ball at Marblehead High, averag- will transfer to the Divi- games for the New York In both instances, though, it was Havlicek delivering Georgetown University in ing 17 strikeouts per game sion I level at the Universi- Collegiate League’s Syra- the crucial basket. 2018, making 10 appear- as a high school senior. ty of Dayton next year. The cuse Spartans. That was his career. He delivered crucial baskets, came ances out of the bullpen The Navigators roster up with big-time defensive plays, and always made the Santana has made six 6-foot-2, 190-pound West and striking out 11 bat- right pass. The only time I ever saw him come up short appearances during his Creek, N.J., native catch- continues to be unveiled was in 1973, when the Knicks beat the Celtics in Game 7 ters over 14.2 innings of freshman season at Cen- es and plays the outfield in advance of the 2019 of the Eastern Division finals. And that was because he work. He’ll attend Dick- tral Alabama. The Law- for the Maryland-based season, which begins was basically playing with one arm, after he separated inson College (Pa.) next rence native struck out five junior college club, which on Thursday, May 30 at his other shoulder earlier in the series. year, competing in the batters through his first he currently leads with a Brockton. Following back- If you’re into myth-making, you’d have to conclude Division III Centennial 4.2 innings of work, includ- .381 average and 31 runs to-back games on the road, “Hondo” was the prototype “Celtic,” and that Red Auer- Conference. After pitching ing three during a four-out scored to go along with 11 the team’s Fraser Field bach carved him out of stone and gave him life. for the Hoyas, Dana joined stint back on March 26 RBI in 34 games. Watson, debut is slated for Sat- It certainly seemed that way sometimes. Hearing that the former FCBL rival at Wallace-Dothan. The a New Jersey All-Shore urday, June 1 at 6 p.m. he died makes me feel about 100 years older than I felt Martha’s Vineyard Sharks 6-foot-3, 200-pounder be- Second Team pick in high against the Nashua Silver earlier this week. late last summer, allowing gan his college career at school, also reaches base Knights. SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Track Patriots select Vanderbilt CB in second round Baseball MSTCA Relays (9:30) Boston English at Winthrop (11) PMA at Tech (Girls 10, Boys 4) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (1:30) Sailing Classical at Revere (3) Marblehead at Hereschoff Qualifier Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (3) (TBA) Softball SUNDAY Saugus at Winthrop (10) Baseball Fenwick at Spellman (11) Fenwick at Essex Tech (10) Attleboro at Marblehead (1) Swampscott at Snowden (11) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (4) Billerica at St. John’s (12) Boys Lacrosse Spellman at St. Mary’s (1:15) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (12) Sailing Swampscott at Gloucester (6:15) Marblehead at Hereschoff Qualifier Girls Lacrosse (TBA) St. Joseph Prep at Saugus (10) Track Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3:30) MSTCA Relays (9:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball more information, contact Helen Ridley at via phone at spring workouts 781-775-0078 or email at rid- leytopflightbasketball@ The Ridley Basketball gmail.com. Skill Clinics will run spring/ summer workouts on Mon- day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) English Hall of starting April 22. The 10 ses- sions will run each Monday Fame nominations until June 24. The sessions Lynn English High will take place at St. Mary’s. School is accepting nomi- Drills are designed to help nations for its Hall of any player at any level with Fame. Nominations will be ball handling, shooting (off accepted until May 31. The the dribble, off screens and induction ceremony will be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS off the pass), creating your held October 8 at Spinelli’s. own shot and finishing at Nominations must be With the 45th pick in the NFL Draft Friday night, the New England Patriots selected corner- the rim. Games will also be mailed to Tom Strangie at back Joejuan Williams from Vanderbilt University. mixed in so that players can the Lynn English High learn how to use their skills School Hall of Fame Com- in a game situation. The cost mittee (50 Goodridge of the clinics is $200. For Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). Patriots add youth to receiving corps with Harry FOXBOROUGH (AP) — starts. STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS The Patriots spent their Chris Hogan signed Thursday, April 25 Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 3 p.m. lone pick of the first round with the Panthers in free Boston 3, Columbus 2, OT, Boston Colorado at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. of the NFL draft getting agency, leaving Brady leads series 1-0 Monday, April 29 Tom Brady a fresh pair of with Phillip Dorsett as St. Louis 3, Dallas 2, St. Louis leads St. Louis at Dallas, 8 p.m. hands to throw to. his No. 2 receiver behind series 1-0 Tuesday, April 30 New England used the Edelman. The signing of Boston at Columbus, 7 p.m. 32nd pick of Thursday’s Demaryius Thomas gave Friday, April 26 San Jose at Colorado, 10 p.m. Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 1 opening round to select re- the Patriots another prov- Colorado at San Jose, 10 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. ceiver N’Keal Harry out of en veteran. But Harry’s Saturday, April 27 N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7 p.m. Arizona State. addition is a sign they Dallas at St. Louis, 3 p.m. Thursday, May 2 He is the first receiver want to remake the group Columbus at Boston, 8 p.m. Boston at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. selected by the Patriots in further. Sunday, April 28 San Jose at Colorado, 10 p.m. the first round since they Originally from St. Vin- chose Terry Glenn seventh cent and the Grenadines, overall in 1996. Harry is Harry watched the draft NBA PLAYOFFS the first receiver taken unfold in Scottsdale, Ari- Thursday, April 25 Saturday, April 27 in the first round under zona, with about 50 mem- San Antonio 120, Denver 103, series San Antonio at Denver, 10 p.m. coach Bill Belichick. bers of his family. tied 3-3 Sunday, April 28 “It means the world to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He said he doesn’t have me,” Harry said. “For him a preference of whether he Friday, April 26 x-L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 3:30 Patriots first-round pick N’Keal Harry runs Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. p.m. to have that much faith in plays on the outside or in me and to have that much through a drill at the NFL Scouting Combine the slot. trust in me it just makes in February. Harry described his me want to work that game as “very passionate.” MLB onds. But he was a first- time.” much harder.” “When that ball’s in the AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE team All-Pac-12 selection Harry’s selection brings East Division East Division Patriots director of play- air I’ll sacrifice anything W L Pct GB W L Pct GB er personnel Nick Caserio as a junior, catching 73 instant energy to a receiv- to go get it,” he said. “I’ll Tampa Bay 16 9 .640 — New York 13 11 .542 — passes for 1,088 yards and ing group that entered free New York 14 11 .560 2 Philadelphia 13 12 .520 ½ described Harry as big, do whatever it takes to Toronto 11 14 .440 5 Atlanta 12 12 .500 1 strong receiver with good nine touchdowns. agency in need of a youth help the team win.” Boston 11 15 .423 5½ Washington 11 12 .478 1½ “There are some other injection. Baltimore 10 16 .385 6½ Miami 8 17 .320 5½ hands that is good with The Patriots entered the Central Division Central Division the ball after the catch. good players that are out Receiver Julian Edel- draft with 12 picks, includ- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB there as well,” Caserio man is Brady’s most ex- Minnesota 13 9 .591 — St. Louis 15 9 .625 — At 6-foot-4, 213 pounds, ing seven in the first four Cleveland 14 10 .583 — Chicago 12 11 .522 2½ Harry has questionable said. “We just thought this perienced returning pass rounds. The No. 32 pick Detroit 12 12 .500 2 Pittsburgh 12 11 .522 2½ was the best player that catcher. But he will be 33 Chicago 9 14 .391 4½ Milwaukee 13 13 .500 3 speed after running the was their lone selection in Kansas City 8 17 .320 6½ Cincinnati 10 14 .417 5 40-yard dash in 4.5 sec- made sense for us at the when the regular season Thursday’s first round. 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WEEI-FM 93.7 L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Miami (Richards 0-3) at Philadelphia (Arrie- 4:05 p.m...... Cleveland at Houston...... FS1 Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. ta 3-2), 6:05 p.m. 4:05 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... NESN Soccer N.Y. Yankees at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Milwaukee (Woodruff 2-1) at N.Y. Mets Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. (Syndergaard 1-2), 7:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m...... Milwaukee at NY Mets...... FS1 8:30 p.m...... New England at Sporting KC...... WBZ-FM HD2 San Diego at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Colorado (Gray 2-3) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz 10 p.m...... Texas at Seattle...... MLB Network SUNDAY Milwaukee at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 0-0), 7:20 p.m. College Baseball TV Colorado at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Darvish 1-3) at Arizona Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. (Godley 1-1), 8:10 p.m. 8 p.m...... Auburn at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network NBA Playoffs Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Pittsburgh (Musgrove 1-1) at L.A. Dodgers 8:30 p.m...... Oklahoma State at Texas Tech...... ESPNU 1 p.m...... Boston at Milwaukee...... ABC Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Kershaw 0-0), 9:10 p.m. NBA Playoffs 3:30 p.m...... LA Clippers at Golden State...... ABC Saturday’s Games Sunday’s Games Baltimore (Straily 1-1) at Minnesota (Berri- Tampa Bay at Boston, 1:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... Philadelphia at Toronto...... TNT MLB os 3-1), 2:10 p.m. Oakland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. 10 p.m...... San Antonio at Denver...... TNT 1 p.m...... Oakland at Toronto...... MLB Network Oakland (Anderson 3-1) at Toronto (San- Baltimore at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. 1:05 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... NESN chez 2-1), 3:07 p.m. Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Boxing Cleveland (Bieber 2-1) at Houston (Peacock L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. 10 p.m...... Easter Jr.-Barthelemy...... Showtime 7:08 p.m...... Cleveland at Houston...... ESPN 2-1), 4:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Curling College Baseball N.Y. Yankees (Happ 0-2) at San Francisco Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. (Holland 1-3), 4:05 p.m. Cleveland at Houston, 7:05 p.m. 9 p.m...... World Mixed Doubles Championships...... NBCSN 12 p.m...... Kentucky at Florida...... ESPN2 Tampa Bay (Glasnow 4-0) at Boston (Price Miami at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. NFL 12 p.m...... Minnesota at Indiana...... ESPNU 1-1), 4:05 p.m. Milwaukee at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. 12 p.m...... NFL Draft (Rounds 4-7)...... ABC, ESPN, NFL 2 p.m...... Northwestern at Michigan State.Big Ten Network Detroit (TBD) at Chicago White Sox (Lopez Colorado at Atlanta, 1:20 p.m. 1-3), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Hockey 5 p.m...... Tennessee at Arkansas...... SEC Network L.A. Angels (Barria 2-1) at Kansas City Cincinnati at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... Under-18 World Championships...... NHL Network Golf (Lopez 0-2), 7:15 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. 1:30 p.m...... Under-18 World Championships ..... NHL Network 1 p.m...... PGA: Zurich Classic...... Golf Golf 3 p.m...... Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf...... Golf 8 a.m...... European: Trophee Hassan II...... Golf 3 p.m...... PGA: Zurich Classic...... CBS TODAY IN SPORTS 1 p.m...... PGA: Zurich Classic...... Golf 6 p.m...... LPGA: LA Open...... Golf April 27 Francisco Giants 1-0. 3 p.m...... Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf...... Golf Hockey 1956 — Rocky Marciano retires as 2007 — Kirk Radomski, a former 3 p.m...... PGA: Zurich Classic...... CBS 1:30 p.m...... Under-18 World Championships...... NHL Network the undefeated heavyweight boxing New York Mets clubhouse employ- 6 p.m...... LPGA: LA Open...... Golf Stanley Cup Playoffs champion. He finished with a 49-0 ee, pleads guilty to distributing ste- College Lacrosse 3 p.m...... Carolina at NY Islanders...... NBC record, including six title defenses roids to major league players for a 12 p.m...... St. John’s at Georgetown...... CBSSN 7:30 p.m...... Colorado at San Jose...... NBCSN and 43 knockouts. decade and agrees to help base- 1:30 p.m...... Brown at Dartmouth...... NESN Plus Polo 1960 — The Minneapolis Lakers ball’s steroids investigators. 3:30 p.m...... Yale at Harvard...... NESN Plus 2 p.m...... US Open Championship...... CBS announce they will relocate to Los 2008 — Ashley Force becomes the 7:30 p.m...... Johns Hopkins at Maryland...... Big Ten Network Rodeo Angeles. first woman to win a national Fun- Women’s College Lacrosse 3 p.m...... PBR: Long Live Cowboys Classic...... CBSSN ny Car race. The 25-year-old beats 1968 — Jimmy Ellis wins the heavy- 11 a.m...... Rutgers at Penn State...... Big Ten Network Running her father, drag racing icon John weight boxing title with a 15-round 12 p.m...... Penn at Harvard...... NESN 4 a.m...... London Marathon...... NBCSN Force, in the final round of the 28th decision over Jerry Quarry in Oak- 4:30 p.m...... Johns Hopkins at Maryland...... Big Ten Network Soccer annual Summit Racing Equipment land, Calif. This is the final bout of Rugby 7 a.m...... Arsenal at Leicester...... NBCSN Southern Nationals to deny him his an eight-man elimination tourna- 10 a.m...... Dragons vs. Scarlets...... ESPN2 9:05 a.m...... Man. City at Burnley...... NBCSN 1,000th winning round in his 500th 8 p.m...... MLR: Austin Elite vs. Utah Warriors...... CBSSN ment to fill Muhammad Ali’s vacat- 11:30 a.m...... Chelsea at Man. Utd...... NBCSN NHRA tour event. Soccer ed title. 1:30 p.m...... D.C. at Minnesota...... FS1 2009 — The Denver Nuggets 7:30 a.m...... West Ham at Spurs...... NBCSN 1994 — Scott Erickson, who al- 3:30 p.m...... Los Angeles FC at Seattle...... ESPN match the biggest victory in play- 9:20 a.m...... Schalke vs. Borussia Dortmund...... FS2 lowed the most hits in the majors College Softball off history with their 121-63 rout 10 a.m...... Bournemouth at Southampton...... CNBC 12 p.m...... Maryland at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network the previous season, pitches Minne- of New Orleans in Game 4 of their 10 a.m...... Cardiff City at Fulham...... NBCSN sota’s first no-hitter in 27 years and 1 p.m...... Florida at Auburn...... SEC Network first-round series. The Minneapolis 10 a.m...... Southampton vs. Bournemouth...... CNBC 1 p.m...... Missouri at Missouri State...... ESPN2 the Twins beat Milwaukee 6-0. Lakers had the other 58-point post- 11:55 a.m...... Cagliari vs. AS Roma...... ESPNews 1994 — Dave Hannan scores 5:43 3 p.m...... Georgia at South Carolina...... ESPN2 season victory, beating the St. Louis 12:20 p.m...... Borussia vs. VfB Stuttgart...... FS2 3 p.m...... Kentucky at Alabama...... SEC Network into the fourth overtime to keep the Hawks 133-75 in 1956. 12:30 p.m...... Newcastle at Brighton...... NBC 3 p.m...... Tennessee at Mississippi...... ESPNU Buffalo Sabres going in the NHL 2011 — Nathan Horton scores 7:55 p.m...... Necaxa vs. Monterrey...... FS2 8 p.m...... Arkansas at Texas A&M...... SEC Network playoffs with a 1-0 victory over the 5:43 into overtime to give the Bos- 8:30 p.m...... New England at Sporting KC...... NBCSB Women’s College Lacrosse New Jersey Devils, the sixth-longest ton Bruins a 4-3 victory over the College Softball 1 p.m...... ACC final...... NESN Plus game in NHL history. Montreal Canadiens in Game 7 of 12 p.m...... Georgia at South Carolina...... ESPN2 Auto Racing 2002 — Derek Lowe pitches a their first-round playoff series. Bos- 2 p.m...... Florida at Auburn...... ESPN2 8:10 a.m...... Azerbaijan Grand Prix...... ESPN2 no-hitter against Tampa Bay. Brent ton had never won a playoff series 6 p.m...... Georgia vs. South Carolina...... SEC Network 2 p.m...... GEICO 500...... Fox Abernathy is the only baserunner after trailing 0-2 in 26 tries. 6:30 p.m...... Kentucky at Alabama...... ESPNU Radio Lowe allows in Boston’s 10-0 vic- 2011 — Dwayne Roloson makes Swimming NBA Playoffs tory. 36 saves and Tampa Bay com- 11 p.m...... FINA Champions Series ...... NBCSN 2003 — Kevin Millwood pitches pletes a big series comeback and Track and Field 1 p.m...... Boston at Milwaukee...... WBZ-FM 98.5 his first career no-hitter to lead the eliminates Pittsburgh with a 1-0 win 12:30 p.m...... Penn Relays...... NBCSN MLB Philadelphia Phillies over the San in Game 7. 3 p.m...... Drake Relays...... NBCSN 1:05 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

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

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ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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(N) at 11 ton; Sara Bareilles” WFXT Entertainment MasterChef The Resident “If Not Boston Sports Gordon Ramsay’s Just for Just for Boston GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 9 FOX Tonight (N) Now, When?” News Wrap 24 Hours to Hell Laughs Laughs News LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your enthusiasm will help you If you get together with close Make a positive change that WUTF ››› Cloverfield (2008) Michael ›››‡ Gravity (2013, Drama) Sandra ››› Mission: Impossible III (2006, Acción) Tom The attract attention. Sharing feel- will help you achieve some- = UMA Stahl-David, Mike Vogel. Bullock, George Clooney. Cruise, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ving Rhames. Mexican friends or relatives, you’ll be ings, stories and dreams will thing awesome. Creative en- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) Shelter (2014, Drama) Jennifer Connelly, Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & offered valuable information F MNT Theory Theory Anthony Mackie, Amy Hargreaves. Molly help you realize what you need that will encourage you to deavors, improvements to self WGBX Aging Classical Rewind Classical Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for HS Quiz Sing That Austin City Limits NOVA to do to achieve your goals. make a personal change. Ro- and home, and a better health Romance is highlighted. regimen are encouraged. Ro- L PBS masterpieces. You Finding financial solutions. Show mance is in the stars. WWJE The Last 24 “Secrets The Last 24 “De- The Last 24 The Last 24 “Deadly Hollywood & Crime Panic 9-1-1 Drugs, mance is highlighted. R JN in Suburbia” ranged and Deadly” Currents” Inc. CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True Take time to think and to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime assess situations. 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(5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 04.27.19” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 04.27.19” bility priorities. loved ones. A&E PD -- 04.19.19” (6:30) ››› “Gran Torino” (2008) Clint The Son “Numunuu” The Son “Numunuu” ››› Open Range (2003, Western) Robert Duvall. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) AMC Eastwood, Christopher Carley, Bee Vang. (N) Cattle herdsmen battle a ruthless rancher in 1882. Don’t change course to follow Think big, but don’t take on Participation will get you (5:20) ››‡ “The Holiday” ››› Bridesmaids (2011) Kristen Wiig. A maid of ››› Bridesmaids (2011) Kristen Wiig. A maid of someone else. You’ve got plen- the impossible. If you share revved up about things you BRAVO (2006) Cameron Diaz. ‘PG-13’ honor’s life unravels as the big day approaches. ‘R’ honor’s life unravels as the big day approaches. ‘R’ ty to offer, and your enthusi- your ideas with someone care about. 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(N) SportsCen- SportsCen- SportsCen- SportsCen- NFL Rookie Rookie BRIDGE ESPN2 NFL 19 Bowl (N) ter ter ter ter Combine (6:20) ›››› “Toy Story 2” ›››‡ Zootopia (2016, Children’s) Voices of Ginnifer ››‡ Real Steel (2011, Action) Hugh Jackman. A box- FREE (1999) Voices of Tom Hanks. Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Shakira. ing promoter and his son build a robot fighter. (5:00) ››› “Iron ››› Guardians of the Galaxy (2014, Science Fiction) Fosse/Verdon Better What We Baskets Baskets Do not waste the key spot-card FX Man 3” (2013) Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista. Things Do “Picnic” Lester R. Bittel, in “The Nine South could see seven top This line of play in hearts (6:15) ›› “The 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Induct- Game of Thrones Wyatt ››‡ Rampage HBO Darkest Minds” ees include Def Leppard. 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Society (1993) CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV APRIL 28, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH (6:30) I Miss Down- Call the Midwife (N) Les Misérables on Unforgotten on Breakthrough: The Suze Orman’s Financial Solu- ^ PBS ton Abbey! Masterpiece (N) Masterpiece (N) Ideas tions for You WBZ 60 Minutes The Red Line Daniel mourns his husband’s NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Sports Joel Paid $ CBS death. (N) (N) Final (N) Final OT Osteen Program WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “215” Contestants perform Shark Tank (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Queen songs. (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Control-Alt-Delete” WBTS Ellen’s Game of World of Dance “Divisional Final” The top Good Girls “One News NBC 10 Access Ninja * NBC Games acts vie for the world final. (N) Last Time” (N) at 11 Sports Warrior WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Bob’s Family Family Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Hot Top- Whacked Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers Guy (N) Guy 10PM (N) News Depth ics Out Spo. News WUTF ››‡ The Wolverine (2013, Acción) Hugh Jackman. ››‡ The Maze Runner (2014, Ciencia Fic- ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007, Acción) = UMA Wolverine busca pistas acerca de su pasado. ción) Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario. Bruce Willis, Justin Long. WSBK Castle “XX” WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT “Quid Pro Quo” “Slay the Dragon” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Ted Wil- Jesse Cook: Beyond Borders Josh Groban BRIDGES: In Aging Backwards 2: Connec- Call the Midwife Les Mi- L PBS liams Canadian guitarist Jesse Cook. 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For lots “My heart broke,” she — particularly if, like so of people, the answer is said. “It was like an an- many other home devices, “yes” — and that tells us noying dog that you don’t they also turn into con- something important, and really like because it’s duits for data collected on potentially worrisome, your husband’s dog. But their owners. about our emotional re- then you realize you actu- “When we interact with sponses to the social ma- ally loved it all along.” another human, dog, or chines that are starting to The Whites are far from machine, how we treat it move into our lives. the first to experience this For Christal White, a is influenced by what kind feeling. People took to so- of mind we think it has,” 42-year-old marketing cial media this year to and customer service di- said Jonathan Gratch, a say teary goodbyes to the professor at University of rector in Bedford, Texas, Mars Opportunity rov- Southern California who that moment came sev- er when NASA lost con- studies virtual human in- eral months ago with the tact with the 15-year-old teractions. “When you feel PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cute, friendly Jibo robot robot. A few years ago, something has emotion, Harvey Weinstein’s trial was scheduled to begin June 3, but both the perched in her home office. scads of concerned com- it now merits protection prosecution and the defense indicated they would need more time to After more than two years menters weighed in on a from harm.” sort through potential witnesses and evidence issues. in her house, the foot-tall demonstration video from humanoid and its inviting, robotics company Boston The way robots are de- round screen “face” had Dynamics in which em- signed can influence the Harvey Weinstein’s sex assault started to grate on her. ployees kicked a dog-like tendency people have to Sure, it danced and played robot to prove its stability. project narratives and fun word games with her Smart robots like Jibo feelings onto mechanical trial delayed until September kids, but it also sometimes obviously aren’t alive, but objects, said Julie Car- interrupted her during that doesn’t stop us from penter, a researcher who By Michael R. Sisak The hearing, Burke said, ganizations, including The conference calls. acting as though they are. studies people’s interac- ASSOCIATED PRESS dealt with material that Associated Press, said the White and her husband Research has shown that tion with new technolo- “is prejudicial to the de- prosecution and defense Peter had already started people have a tendency to gies. Especially if a robot NEW YORK — Harvey fendant and is highly in- arguments didn’t meet talking about moving Jibo project human traits onto has something resembling Weinstein’s sexual assault flammatory.” He said news the high legal standard into the empty guest bed- robots, especially when a face, its body resembles trial has been postponed coverage would serve no for banning the media and room upstairs. Then they they move or act in even those of humans or ani- until September, a judge other purpose than to stir the public. heard about the “death vaguely human-like ways. mals, or just seems self-di- said Friday after a closed- negative public sentiment Weinstein’s case is “a sentence” Jibo’s maker Designers acknowledge rected, like a Roomba ro- door hearing that focused toward Weinstein. matter of immense and had levied on the product that such traits can be bot vacuum. on the prosecution’s bid Burke also denied the legitimate public inter- to have jurors hear from media organizations’ re- est,” and the allegations FILE PHOTO | many women who say quest to delay the hearing against him are already ASSOCIATED PRESS the movie mogul violated so they would have time to widely known, said Rob- them. The way appeal. An appellate judge ert Balin, a lawyer for the Weinstein’s trial had robots are denied a request by the news organizations. designed can been scheduled to begin media outlets to immedi- June 3, but both the pros- The sides asking for the influence ately halt the proceeding. courtroom to be closed ecution and the defense Burke issued his ruling the tendency indicated they would need were suggesting that people have to after prosecutors said it “somehow it is improper more time to sort through was necessary to close the project nar- for the press and the pub- potential witnesses and courtroom, both to pro- ratives and lic to be sitting here and evidence issues. It is now tect Weinstein’s right to feelings onto report news in real time,” set for Sept. 9. a fair trial and to shield mechanical even though that right is The prosecution and the identities of accusers objects, said defense asked that the whose names and alle- guaranteed by the Consti- Julie Carpen- hearing that preceded the gations were expected to tution, Balin argued. ter, a re- delay announcement be come up during the hear- Balin argued that the searcher who held behind closed doors ing. allegations against Wein- studies peo- because it focuses on sen- “We believe it is pru- stein from more than 80 ple’s interac- sitive matters, such as the dent” to close the court, women have already been tion with new names of accusers. Manhattan Assistant Dis- widely reported and that technologies. Judge James Burke in trict Attorney Joan Illu- many of them, such as ac- Manhattan said closing zzi-Orbon said. tresses Mira Sorvino and the courtroom to the news Weinstein lawyer Mari- Ashley Judd, have agreed media and public was “the anne Bertuna argued that to be identified public- only means available to news coverage could influ- ly. But not all have, Illu- avoid the tainting of the ence potential jurors and zzi-Orbon said. REVIEW jury pool.” He also reject- that “the court cannot be A lawyer for Court TV ed the news organizations’ complicit with the press and a reporter from New request to unseal docu- in denying the defendant’s York magazine also ar- Josh Ritter’s ‘Fever Breaks’ ments related to the hear- right to a fair trial.” gued in favor of keeping ing. Lawyers for the news or- the courtroom open. is especially engaging Taylor Swift to open Billboard By Pablo Gorondi frustrated search for rest, load. So “All Some Kind of ASSOCIATED PRESS if not redemption. It is Dream” shrewdly wraps followed by “Old Black its political message in Awards with performance Josh Ritter, Magic,” where piles of a graceful, acoustic ar- “Fever Breaks” guitars help illustrate rangement, calling for By Mesfin Fekadu (Pytheas Recordings/ the blinding, confused compassion and appeal- ASSOCIATED PRESS Thirty Tigers) environment — “And I ing to the best in us in can’t see the lighthouse/ “darker days than any Josh Ritter’s “Fever NEW YORK — Taylor And the lighthouse can’t others I’ve seen.” Breaks” is a work of Swift will open next week’s scream.” Horrifying in its de- stacked marvels, the re- Billboard Music Awards An unrelenting acoustic scription of a bureaucrat- with a performance of her sult of an auspicious col- guitar underscores the in- ic dystopia, “The Torch new single “ME!” laboration with Jason Is- tensity of “On the Water,” Committee” is a night- Swift released the col- bell — who also produced which urges its target to mare song that feels all orful, upbeat song Friday — and his band, the 400 make their long-distance too possible, while “Los- morning, ending the week- Unit. relationship an intimate ing Battles” kicks off like slong search the pop star In places raw, chilling one, while the thirsting The Grays’ “Very Best set off when she teased and emphatic, while sen- “I Still Love You (Now Years” but quickly reveals fans with clues about a sitive and compassionate and Then)” recalls an old its Neil Young & Crazy new project. in others, the 10 songs flame who is far from ex- Horse fierceness. She will kick off the cover murder, love and tinguished in his heart. There have been plenty May 1 awards show at politics while ruminating Protest songs have ben- of highlights in Ritter’s the MGM Grand Garden on the wonders and bur- efited from the age of so- nearly 20-year recording Arena in Las Vegas, where dens of our existence and cial media — which has career but it’s the inten- Mariah Carey, Madonna, its expiry date. expanded their reach sity of the music and im- Maluma, Kelly Clarkson, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Opener “Ground Don’t — while also having to agery that makes “Fever Paula Abdul and BTS are Want Me” is a brisk-paced overcome short attention Breaks” an especially en- also performing. Taylor Swift, a 23-time Billboard Award winner, story of murder and a spans and sensory over- gaging outing. Swift, a 23-time Bill- is nominated for top female artist and top touring board Award winner, is artist at the show, which will air live on NBC. PHOTO | nominated for top female ASSOCIATED PRESS artist and top touring art- ple’s heads and I just want on the road). Josh Ritter’s ist at the show, which will it to be one that makes Urie will play double “Fever air live on NBC. (people) feel better about duty at the Billboard Breaks” was Swift released “ME!” — themselves,” she said. Awards: The Gram- released featuring Brendon Urie of The video for “ME!” my-nominated Panic! Panic! at the Disco — on starts with a slithering — who had a huge hit in April 26. streaming services and snake hissing — an ode to the last year with “High also dropped its eye-pop- Swift’s “reputation” cam- Hopes” — will also per- ping music video Friday. paign — but then explodes form at the show. Panic! It’s the first single from into dozens of butterflies. is also nominated for four her upcoming seventh al- Pastel colors are all over awards, including top duo/ bum — the follow-up to the video, which includes group, top rock artist, top 2017’s “reputation.” Swift and Urie happily rock song (“High Hopes”) In an interview with dancing around. and top rock album (“Pray Robin Roberts on Thurs- Panic! at the Disco re- for the Wicked”). day — during the 2019 leased its debut album in Swift wrote “ME!” with NFL Draft on ABC — 2005. It featured the hit Urie and co-producer Joel Swift said the song is “I Write Sins Not Trage- Little, the New Zealander about “embracing your dies” — a song Swift said best known for producing individuality and really she loved as a teenager. Lorde’s 2013 debut al- celebrating it.” The band has downsized bum, “Pure Heroine.” He “I think that with a pop over the years, and now has also worked on hits song we have the ability to includes only Urie (a tour- for Imagine Dragons and get melodies stuck in peo- ing band accompanies him Khalid. SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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Chronic lawsuits against of housing is a very or ex- The five-county poll new Bay Area housing tremely serious problem, revealed a growing pes- developments. Loud, an- but 74 percent of respon- simism in the Bay Area. gry protests against pro- dents say development in About two-thirds of re- growth legislators and their city is moving too spondents said the region’s mayors. fast or just about right. quality of life has declined If the Bay Area has an Only 18 percent felt de- in the past five years. The all-season contact sport, velopment was lagging, top concerns included the it’s the recurring NIMBY a message the governor, high cost of living and ex- fights against housing mayors, think tanks and pensive housing, homeless- construction. housing experts have been ness and traffic. And although almost trying to get out. Pollster FM3 conducted everyone agrees hous- The public sentiment the survey of 1,568 reg- ing prices are too high, could present a challenge istered voters in Alam- few want to see faster de- to Bay Area leaders sup- eda, Contra Costa, Santa PHOTO | TNS velopment to tackle the porting dozens of aggres- Clara, San Mateo and San Amazon has acquired the Bellevue Corporate Plaza building, center, and problem, according to a re- sive new pro-housing Francisco counties for the cent Bay Area poll for the the adjacent parking structure with potential to build multiple office measures in Sacramento. Silicon Valley Leadership towers. Silicon Valley Leadership Those measures include Group and this news or- Group and The Mercury Senate Bill 50, sponsored ganization. The poll, con- News. by Sen. Scott Wiener, D- ducted Feb. 14-24, has a Amazon grabs the large downtown In the midst of an ex- San Francisco, which margin of error of plus panding housing shortage, encourages high-density or minus 3.1 percentage rampant homelessness apartments and condos points. Bellevue property next to transit hub and highest-in-the-nation near transit routes and Sentiments about the housing costs, the poll curbs local authority to pace of building break By Mike Rosenberg value is $127 million. The Bellevue Corporate suggests Bay Area voters thwart development. down along traditional and Benjamin The Puget Sound Busi- Plaza property alone — haven’t reached the tip- Other bills would make lines — older, conservative Romano ness Journal, citing un- which appears to be Ama- ping point needed to de- it easier and cheaper to voters are skeptical about THE SEATTLE TIMES named sources, firstzon’s first purchase in the mand action. build accessory dwelling reported the deal on Tues- city — could accommodate more development, while Amazon is again adding “We’re in a crisis,” said units, streamline local ap- day. An Amazon spokes- at least that much, de- younger residents, includ- to its real estate portfolio Carl Guardino, CEO of provals and provide incen- ing one-quarter of current man declined to comment. pending on how Amazon in Bellevue, Wash., this the Silicon Valley Leader- tives to build housing for and former tech employ- Earlier this month, Ama- develops it. time acquiring a central ship Group. He compared low- and middle-income ees, say new construction zon confirmed it was mov- Equity Commonwealth parcel that could accom- the housing shortage and earners. State housing is coming too slow. ing Seattle employees of had planned to build a modate the tallest tow- resistance to new develop- advocates estimate Cali- Roughly 40 percent of its worldwide operations 34-story office building ers in the city across the ment to an airplane slowly fornia is running a deficit Bay Area residents over organization to Bellevue and a 41-story hotel be- street from a downtown descending, with few pas- of 3.5 million homes from 60 feel development is over the next four years. side the existing 10-story transit hub and forthcom- sengers recognizing how decades of under-building. going too fast, compared The company’s growing office building. ing light rail station. perilous the journey has A recent study by Joint with 33 percent of all re- Eastside footprint follows Bellevue zoning now The deal for the Bel- become. “Our job is to keep Venture Silicon Valley es- spondents. a familiar strategy for allows buildings as tall levue Corporate Plaza area tech employers look- as 600 feet in this part property appears to give ing to attract workers who of downtown. If Amazon Amazon the opportunity would rather not commute were to raze the existing to develop upward of 1.2 across Lake Washington. tower — built in 1980 and million square feet of new Amazon also has praised renovated in 2016 — to Ad Special office space — more than the business climate in max out the development it has leased in Bellevue Bellevue, a not-so-subtle site, it could conceivably already — and put its own jab at Seattle City Hall, put up multiple office tow- architectural stamp on with which it has clashed. ers of 40 stories or more Springtime is yard sale time. the skyline of the grow- Formed in a Bellevue with room for several ing city where it plans to house nearly 25 years ago, thousand employees. 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday move thousands of em- Amazon continues to grow About 1,000 employees ployees over the next four in Seattle, with 2 million were expected to move to $29.00 special rate! years. square feet of space un- Bellevue beginning this The property at 600 der construction and more month, joining some 700 Includes attention-getting header graphic, 108th Ave. N.E., including than 10,300 job openings. already there. Clark said an existing 10-story office It listed more than 500 in the employee email four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit building and an adjacent openings in Bellevue. that additional moves two-story, 650-stall park- In the April 3 email to will happen early in 2021, containing signs and sales tips! ing structure, was sold to employees, Dave Clark, with teams notified about an Amazon subsidiary for Amazon senior vice presi- a year in advance, and Don’t miss out! $194.9 million, accord- dent of worldwide opera- the entire move — several ing to an excise tax af- tions, described “an urban thousand jobs, including Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 fidavit dated Friday and campus in downtown Bel- future operations hires — or email [email protected] filed with King County on levue where employees to be completed by the end Wednesday afternoon. The will all be within walking of 2023. seller is a subsidiary of distance of each other and Bellevue Mayor John Chicago-based real estate have easy access to public Chelminiak said earlier investment trust Equity transit.” this month that the city is Commonwealth. The buy- Amazon has knitted up anticipating a net influx er is Acorn Development, leases for about 1 million of about 2,500 new jobs as which shares a principal square feet of space in ex- Amazon employees move office address with Ama- isting or planned Bellevue in and employees of other zon. buildings, mostly along companies, such as Expe- The property’s assessed Northeast Fourth Street. dia, move to Seattle.