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By JAMIE POTE curveball." Sports Editor Besides excelling both as an Sean Hanky is a very quiet, outfielder and pitcher, Hanley reserved and humbled kid. did pretty good with the stick. But on the athletic fields he His batting average wasn't as makes a lot of noise high as he would have liked, On the baseball diamond but coming out of the clean- this past spring, he finished up spot he finished second on with a perfect 3-0 record with the team in both RBI (11) and two saves including an 0.00 stolen bases (8) and was third ERA as he tossed 18.1 score- on the team in both hits (18) less innings of relief helping and runs scored (12). the Wildcats finish 12-10 Now that he's not going to including making a second play basketball this winter, round trip into state tourna- the time off allows Hanley to ment play. get bigger and stronger for He carried that success over this upcoming baseball sea- to the football field, where as son where once again he'll be a quarterback, he threw 1,065 asked to play a significant yards in the air and tossed 12 role touchdown passes, while "This spring I'm hoping that rushing in seven more scores Sean can continue to write helping the Wildcats finish his baseball history with us," with an 8-3 overall record. In said Caira. "His teammates addition, he intercepted five have so much confidence in passes as a defensive back, him that they have elected made 46 tackles, was named him as one of their co-cap an all-league selection for the tains this year. Because Sean second year in a row, and was had such a fine year with us named a Lowell Sun First in 2010, I'm expecting bigger Team All-Star for his out- and better things from him in standing two-way play. 2011. And finally during this cal- "He doesn't know this yet or endar year, he was a role at least I don't think he does, player on the basketball but with the loss of all three team, which also reached the of my starters last year I'm state tournament losing to hoping that Sean will be able Dracut. to take the role of our No. 1 While he put up very good starter and lead us to a great numbers in two of his sports - season. This is another chal- - while his three teams com- lenge for Sean that I'm sure bined for 32 wins - he also he is going to embrace, just comes from a tremendous like he did when he was a family, and one that has a sophomore breaking onto the rich background in sports varsity. (I'm confident that) between Wilmington and he'll do it. Not because he's Tewksbury. Between his been a starter before but great-grandfather, grandfa- because he'll put the team ther, uncles, cousins and his first as he's done throughout twin sister Taylor - who is his career here at WHS." also a three-sport athlete at WHS - there's been plenty of The front of the jersey accolades when it comes to Wilmington High senior Sean Hanley went 3-0 with two saves and an 0.00 ERA this past spring as a pitcher for the baseball After the Thanksgiving Sean's family and sports. But team His is this year's choice as Town Crier Male Athlete of the Year. (photo by JoeBrownphotos.com). Football game in 2008, the for the past 12 months, Sean thought of replacing a quar- Hanley earns his own acco- terback who rushed for over lade, as the No. 1 choice for Town Crier's Male Athlete of "The best way to describe "I wish he came out for the left fielders in the Cape Ann 1,000 yards, who threw for the 17th annual Wilmington the Year. Sean is he personifies what a team this year because he League," said Caira. "Since over 700 yards and who Wildcat should be," said var- would have helped us, but playing in those games as a totaled 114 points, certainly sity baseball coach Aldo (kids) make their own deci- sophomore, his confidence wouldn't be easy. Stephen Caira. "(He's) fast, athletic, sions," said Maiella. "He's (improved) and my confi- Stewart had a tremendous teachable and more impor- just one of those kids who dence in him made it easy to career and season as the [Town Crier Male tantly, he is a team player always works hard, never put him out there." Wildcat quarterback, but lit- first and an individual sec- says boo - I don't know what But Hanley admitted that tle did he or anyone else know ond. He's always putting the he's like in baseball and foot- after the first two weeks of at the time, that the kid on Athlete of the Year good of the team before any- ball, but on the basketball tryouts, he wasn't quite sure the JV team named Sean thing personal that he might court he was very quiet. where he would end up. Hanley also could play. attain." Sean's just a great all-around "Before the season started, "It was completely different 2010 Sean Hanley kid and I just wish him the it really wasn't set if I was (playing varsity compared to A tough decision best. He's a great choice (for going to pitch or not, but then JV)," said Hanley about the 2009 Caleb Rogers Sean Hanley was a reserve the Athlete of the Year)." I started to get into games leap. "The game is a lot guard on last year's varsity and had a pretty good sea- faster and it's more intense. 2008 Stephen Stewart basketball team He didn't Throwing a curve son," he said. "I didn't It's just a total different story. expect to have that much suc- play much - obviously not as Before the baseball season I had my doubts but after the 2007 Ernie Mello much as he would have liked- started, it was unsure where cess but the entire pitching first game, I was able to set- but still was productive com- Hanley would fit in. The staff we had was pretty good tle in and get some confi- 2006 Greg Stewart ing off the bench when called Wildcats returned a lot of tal- so it wasn't that hard to come dence." upon. He was very quick and ent, and had a lot of arms to in and relieve." Stewart and Hanley had a Besides playing an excellent athletic, played tough defense choose from between Nick lot of similarities and traits. outfield, Hanley came out of 2005 Joe Herra and just did a nice job with Boutoures, Michael Murphy, Both of them come from very his role for a team that fin- Vin Scifo, among others. As a the bullpen seven different well known athletic families times over 22 games. In those 2004 Joe Herra ished 12-9 overall including a sophomore, Hanley played in in town, and both are very loss to a very good Dracut 13 games, mostly as an out- seven games, he threw 18.1 good athletes, who can throw, innings, with opponents bat- 2003 Derek Trueira team in the first round of the fielder, although he came up and be extremely quick and Division 2 North sectional as an infielder. ting a miniscule .147 off of agile while getting out of the tournament. "As a sophomore on a pretty him, while he struck out 11 pocket and running with the 2002 Derek Hanley batters and walked six. He "Sean's a tremendous kid veteran team Sean knew that ball. Hanley immediately finished 3-0 in relief, with two who always works hard," said he was a role player filling in came on as a junior and was Ryan Layton saves, the second coming in 2001 basketball coach Joe Maiella. for injuries and alike, but he fantastic in his first season as the first round of the state "I don't think any coach could was always ready to play QB. He finished throwing for 2000 TimRiley ever get on him for not work- when ever he was called on," tournament as he recorded over 1,300 yards, and tossed the final out in the team's 9-6 ing hard. Sean always gave a said Caira. "He was called on 13 touchdown passes, the 1999 EricBanda 100 percent on the court for us mostly as an outfielder, a win over Winchester. third most in the Cape Ann "It's different being a reliev- last year and be always did position that I knew he could League, while being named er, but you end of getting used the right thing." handle because of his athleti- an all-league player. 1998 MarkDiGiov to it," he said. "It's just dif- Hanley said the win over cism but one that I also knew "Sean's a great kid," said ferent coming in when the Masconomet in the team's he didn't want to get 'stuck' football coach Mike Barry. 1997 Scott Swiezynski game isn't M." second match-up was proba- with because he was an "He never missed a practice. bly the biggest victory of the infielder. He and I knew Most relievers whether it's He's one of the hardest work- professional pitchers like 1996 Billy Harrison season But right now, he's though, that in order to play ers on the field - it's always not going to be a part of any even a spot in the outfield Jonathan Papelbon, nice to have a quarterback 1995 DougOlender wins this season as he elected would be OK as long as it Jonathan Broxton or even lead by example He was a former great Dick Radatz, not to tryout. helped our team." good leader for us; he always 1994 DaveDeSantis "(Last year) was a good sea- After being unsure where he are known for being power led by example He did a son and it was fun," said would fit in during the sea- pitchers - unleashing that great job preparing for the incredible fastball that easily Hanley. "I didn't get as much son, suddenly Hanky played season. He came into pre-sea- goes by opposing batters. For playing time as I would have a prominent role He was the son camp in great shape and Hanley, he's a much different liked (My decision) wasn't starting left fielder and was a much improved runner pitcher - he goes into his Athlete of the 2000-'O about the playing time - it played in all 22 games for for us this year." glove, adjusts his fingers and was just a personal choice of Wilmington, not to mention Indeed he was. Hanley fin- tosses countless number of decade: Ernie Mello getting a little rest." becoming the team's ace ished this season averaging Still despite not having him relief pitcher and No. 4 hitter curveballs and off-speed 6.34 yards per carry (includ- pitches, while occasionally on the team for the 20io-'ii during the second half of the ing QB sacks), and rushed for throwing the good old No. 1. season, Maiella was quick to season. He ended up with nearly 500 yards on the sea- "I'm not an overpowering Athlete of the 90s deca point out just what Hanley four outfield assists which is son. He also tossed 1,065 means to the three programs an incredible stat pitcher," he said. "I just threw he was a part of during this "Sean has worked himself strikes and switched it up. I HANLEY PG SP2W Danny Ballou calendar year into becoming one of the best just threw a fastball and »~ . • . - . <.'.'.'.•. •f» m i. .— '» MM

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yards in the air with 12 TD bounces back from adversi- ing an Academy Award. Gordie (Fitch) as a captain was versatile on defense and who scored two touchdowns ' passes and rushed in seven ty (very well). Having Sean "We had a lot of weapons," did a great job of leading special teams. in the Thanksgiving Game- more scores. Among the on the team, is like almost he said. "Chris Frissore is a those guys and all of them "Sean's a versatile player," over Tewksbury. His great- highlights this season, was having another coach on the great receiver, Kevin as a group really got better said Barry. "He played grandfather was Joe' tossing 250 yards in the first field • it'll be very hard to Moriarty and John Parsons as the season went on." quarterback, cornerback, Beaton, a former WHS half against Triton, rushing replace Sean. He's also a in the backfield are just two And so did the entire team, safety, he returned punts teacher and freshmen foot- for over 100 yards against good student - you never had great running backs and who started off 6-0 and and he started punting his ball coach. Arlington, and doing every- to worry about him they pretty much carried ahead of the Cape Ann senior year and also served Sean also has a cousin, thing but drive the bus in (because he always is) the team on the ground. League before finishing the as a the back-up kicker. He Paige Bennett, who has the team's win over Austin doing the right things in Brian Hurley is real easy to final five games winning has great potential in col- been a two-year defensive- ' Prep. school." throw too and he's a big tar- just two games. lege. He could play quarter- starter on the Wildcat girls' ' "He is physically and men- Hanley said that his stats get and the (offensive) line "We thought we were going back or defensive back or soccer team, while his twin*' tally tough," said Barry. and his performances were really stepped it up this to be pretty good but to even outside linebacker. sister Taylor, is the starting-' "He's one of the toughest all due to the incredible sur- year. They started off a little come out 6-0 was a sur- Several division three third baseman on the soft- ' kids we have had here over rounding cast sounding as if slow but they really prise," said Hanley. "We had schools have expressed ball team, was a Lowell Sun the last three years. He he was Johnny Depp accept- improved and played great. a real fun season and we interest." honorable mention volley-' - had a lot of big wins. I While Hanley has looked at ball player from this past' - thought we played really schools like Salve Regina, fall, and also is a member of good for most part, but we Curry, Worcester State and the girls' basketball team. had some really close Plymouth State to hopefully "(The family background)- - games that we fell short on continue playing football, be puts a little bit more pres- the winning side and if we says putting on the Wildcat sure on you but at the same-' won those, it would have jersey every week is some- time it's a lot of fun," said been a completely different thing he'll never forget. Sean. "I have a lot of people- ' story." "The thing is remember from my family come and'' But the story of the season most is probably this past watch me and I always want came when Wilmington football season," he said. "It to make them proud. Most'; finally knocked off was a lot of fun playing foot- of my family grew up in' - Masconomet, 24-7, for the ball with your friends and Tewksbury so that always' first time since 2005. winning games on Friday sparks the rivalry especially "That was the biggest nights." at the Thanksgiving Game." highlight," he said. Among those family mem-; ■ "Everyone was upset that The Tradition bers and spectators who we lost to them the year In the previous 16 years of were on hand during Sean's before, so we wanted the Town Crier Male Athlete last game as a quarterback- ' revenge and we got it. We of the Year, three previous was Taylor. The two of them definitely came out very selections were quarter- are the lone children of won- ■ strong in that game and it backs and three others were derful parents, Paul and'; was a lot of fun to come running backs on previous Herri, and are very close away with that win. This Wildcat football teams. One siblings, nevermind dyna- - was the first time since I of those was Derek Hanley. mite kids. was in high school that (a Sean's cousin, who was hon- "Yeah we're real close.' Wilmington) team beat ored in December of 2002. She's older by a minute and Masco so that was definitely He finished as a two-sport she never lets me forget it," one of the best memories." athlete at WHS which he said with a chuckle. But after that win, included becoming a two- Since Sean is not playing Wilmington dropped games tune state champion, an all- basketball this winter, he'll to Pentucket, North Andover state champion and posting have a chance of watching and then Tewksbury on a program best record of more of his sister's games Thanksgiving Day. That was 153-33 in wrestling, not to before the two of them grad- the last time Hanley would mention rushing for over uate in June and head off to' - play football at WHS. 1,000 yards on the football college "Yeah that (Tewksbury field during his senior sea- "I get to go watch some of loss) was a little upsetting," son. her games now and she's a he said. "But we played hard Derek is just one of many good athlete," he said. and we never quit. I threw family members of Sean's, "She's real good in softball that interception towards who has excelled in sports. and she's looking to play the end of the game so Derek's brother David softball in college. We're there's not too much more I played hockey and baseball actually looking at some of The Town Crier Sports Staff can say about that one." the same schools." #1 in Wilmington and Tewksbury at WHS, and their father In addition to playing David played football at If that's the case Sean will' Jamie Pote - Sports Editor quarterback for the past two Tewksbury. Sean's grandfa- continue to make a lot of Correspondents - Chris Ricciardi, Mike Ippolito, Mike Giannattasio, years and finishing with 25 ther was Frank Munroe, noise in front of his extend- TD passes and over 2,000 who was a member of the ed family on the athletic Lauren Spencer, Rick Cooke and Becca Quigley. yards in the air, Hanley also 1961 Wildcat Football team, fields. Do you have an idea for a sports story, an announcement, youth sports story, a great picture or a letter to the sports editor to submit? 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third quarter allowing Sports Editor Tewksbury to cut a 12-point WILMINGTON - After scor- deficit to 8, before McCarthy ing 91 points in a tremendous and company went bananas. offensive battle on Monday "The difference was Timmy night, it seemed like it would stepping up and making three be either a matter of time straight three-pointers and it before the Wildcats' shooters opened the game up," said got hot on the following night, Wildcat head coach Joe or that Tewksbury might be Maiella. "I think able to grind out a victory. (Tewksbury) went into a 2-3 Wilmington indeed got hot zone (defense) and they did- with the shooting hand. After n't pick up Timmy and he just going l-for-12 from beyond came to the top of the key and the three-point line and still started firing and that got us The Wilmington High School Boys Basketball team defeated Burlington and Tewksbury in the 30th annual Knights of having an eight-point lead going. Timmy is a great Columbus/Larry McGrath Memorial Basketball tournament held Monday and Tuesday at WHS. The team's three captains, with 5:38 to go in the third shooter and you can't give Derek O'Dea, Chris Frissore and Nick Godzyk are all smiles after receiving the championship plaque from tournament offi- quarter, the Wildcats, led by him open looks. Just like cials Dave Orndorff, left, and Bud Callahan, right. (photo by JoeBrownphotos.com). two-time tournament MVP (Monday) night, you can't Timmy McCarthy and team- give good shooters opportuni- mate Cole Peffer, in a very ties to bend their knees and impressive style started to square up to the basket. drain nothing but net over the Timmy started with the next nine minutes to suddenly threes and then Cole hit a make Tuesday night's battle a couple and we were just hit- one-sided affair. ting a lot of threes in the end McCarthy led the way with of the third quarter an the 22 points and Peffer came off start of the fourth quarter to the bench and added 14 while break it open." the two combined for 25 sec- Leading by that 33-25 score, ond half points including six Wilmington went on a iM) run from beyond the arc to help which began with a three- Wilmington win its second pointer from Nick Godzyk (10 straight Knights of points) and followed with a Columbus/Larry McGrath base line drive by Chris Memorial Championship title Frissore (12 points), two free with a 6941 victory over arch throws by Godzyk and a buck- rival Tewksbury in the 30th et from Peffer on a nice dish annual Holiday Tournament from Frissore. But held over two days at the Tewksbury answered with Larry Cushing Memorial two straight baskets before Gymnasium. McCarthy finished the final Wilmington had defeated 2:46 scoring 12 of his game Burlington 91-88 in a crazy high 22 points. He said it's offensive back-and-forth bat- just a matter of getting every- tle on Monday night, while one involved with the team's Tewksbury easily dropped offense. Shawsheen Tech on the same "We had a real good week," night setting up the champi- said McCarthy, of the team's onship game But on Tuesday, three wins to push the team's it took Wilmington a little record to 3-1 overall. "Cole while to get going offensively Peffer is really playing good - the 'Cats scored just 13 and he's scoring a lot. The Tewksbury Memorial High School Varsity Boys Basketball team lost to Wilmington in the championship final of Tuesday's points in the first quarter, and Beginning of the season he annual tournament. The team's captains, Joe Hulme, Craig Semenza and Sean Gorman were presented the finalist plaque from then went nearly two minutes TOURNEY PG SP4C Orndorff and Callahan, tournament officials. (photo by JoeBrownphotos.com). without scoring a point in the

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wasn't going to the hoop as the team's first seven points into (this game)," said hard and now he is, and and ended the first half with Sullivan, "Obviously we knew everyone is playing together." eight points and seven 20 (McCarthy), 14 (Sdfb), 16 While McCarthy and Fetter rebounds, but in the second (Fetter), 10 (Frissore) all were red hot, returning all half, Tewksbury couldn't get those guys can shoot and league forward Vinhy Scifo anything going offensively, score, but unfortunately for struggled with just two points whether half court, off transi- us, the difference between after suffering a tough ankle tion or even at the free throw tonight and the last two injury on Monday night. line (iO-for-20 in the game). games we won, is we didn't "If Vinny was healthy he "We wanted to get the ball seem to have an answer would have scored a lot inside to Gorman and I whether it was full court, half more," said McCarthy. "But thought we did a real nice job court or whatever - we just we all played together and we with that in the first half," didn't have an answer for played much better defense said Redmen coach Jim them defensively which led to than (Monday) night. (On Sullivan, whose team them making some open Monday night) our defense snapped a short two-game shots and some contested was pretty bad but our winning streak to fall to 2-3 shots. We didn't get much offense was really good, on the young season. "Our going offensively. We didn't everyone was scoring a lot. keys were to defend, to take get much from transition We had three guys with over care of the basketball - from our defense like we did 20 points." because we've had some (against Shawsheen). And Scifo, McCarthy and Fetter turnover issues - to pound yeah they shot the ball really combined to score 62 of the the ball inside and try to well and they are capable of team's 91 points on Monday rebound. I thought we did a doing that." night, and again it was a fair job of defending in the Wilmington senior captain spread-out attack on Tuesday. first half, but I thought we Derek O'Dea added nine McCarthy had his 22, Peffer did a great job of getting the rebounds. had his 14, while Frissore and ball inside in the first half Both Gorman and Semenza Godzyk also ended in double and we did a really nice job made the All-Tournament figures as the four guys com- of taking care of the ball and team as did Peffer for bined to score 58 of the not turning it over in the first Wilmington, while McCarthy team's 69 points. half and things like that. grabbed his second straight "We've been getting four "But when push came to tournament MVP honors. and five guys in double fig- shove in the third quarter, In Monday's win over ures every night," said they got red hot. We kept try- Burlington, besides the three Maiella. "Going into tonight ing different things and we who all had over 20 points we had five guys averaging in kept trying to push different each, Frissore added ten and double figures (in points), buttons but nothing seemed Kyle Albanese and Godzyk and Vinny (Scifo) was hurt to work and they kept making combined for 13. and he battled through it. We shots. And they are scary like Last Thursday night, didn't think he would be able that." Wilmington topped Triton While Wilmington had four Regional, 78-61. Scifo led the Tewksbury's Sean Foley drives to the hoop during Tuesday's loss to Wilmington. to play and he only had two points, but he battled through players in double figures, way with 21 points and (photo by JoeBrownphotos.com). his ankle sprain from Tewksbury had just one as McCarthy added 20 and seven Monday night and played Craig Semenza led the assists, while Albanese had a tough." Redmen with 11. Gorman fin- terrific game with a double- In the first quarter, ished with eight points and double finishing with 10 Tewksbury did a real nice job ten boards, and Mike points and 11 rebounds. of slowing down the tempo of Petrowski and Kevin Dick Peffer and Godzyk were also Wilmington, while at the had six each coming off the in double figures finishing other end, the Redmen con- bench. with 15 and 10 points, respec- centrated on getting the ball "They (Wilmington) have tively. inside to senior captain Sean guys who can really shoot the Gorman. He scored four of ball and we knew that coming

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BY JAMIE POTE Roxbury. The Wildcats had Sirignano was first in the two Sporti Editor several strong performances mile, Bischoff was second in ' On Tuesday night, the included Catrina Fryer mak- the 300 and Nicole Romanzo Wilmington Wrestling team ing it to the finals of the 55- was second in the mile to finished up a very productive meter dash and finishing round out the scoring. first day at the Marshfield with a time of 7.47 seconds. Wilmington is now 1-3 on Holiday Tournament. The Cali Peffer lowered her time the season. Wildcats had seven wrestlers in thee 300 to 43.8 seconds, advance to the final round. and Nikki Sirignano did the Jeff Goosens (152) and James same in the two mile going Boys Hockey Perry (160) both went M on down to 12:29, as all three Two newcomers to the varsi- the day, while, Cody Halliday girls qualified for the state ty line-up, Brendan (135), Shawn Adams (140), meet with those perfor- McDonough and Brian Gordie Fitch (215) and Mike mances. Pickett scored their first Amentola (285) all finished 2- The two relay teams, the goals for the big club as 0. Alex Furlong also 4x200 of Jess Maienza, Wilmington edged Pentucket, ■advanced after winning his Heather Kealos, Maye 2-1, last Thursday night. lone match in the 189-pound Randell and Catrina Fryer division. ran a terrific race coming in McDonough and Luke Foley The tournament concluded with a combined time of 1:54 assisted on Pickett's power- i on Wednesday with results which is good enough to qual- play goal that opened the scoring at 7:47 of the first. not known as of presstime. ify for the state meet, and the After Pentucket tied it in the Wilmington is coming off a 4x400 team also qualified final minute of the first-peri- strong team performance the behind Rachel Alatalo, od, McDonough scored what week before at its own annual Sydnee Russo, Alex Bischoff proved the game-winner, Sons of Italy tournament. and Peffer who ran a com- unassisted, at 8:08 of the sec- "We had a great (SOI) tour- bined time of 4:27. ond period. nament," said head coach Finally, Kelly Hartsough Goalie Joe Aucoin made 17 Mike Pimental. "We placed in ran a 3:31, 1,000 meter race saves. -the middle of the field over- and also put forth a strong Wilmington is now 2-0-1 all, but we wrestled very individual performance as overall and 2-0-0 in the strong. James Perry and part of the 4x800 relay team league Alex Furlong both placed sec- Last Tuesday, Wilmington ond. Tyler Strem, Cody split a pair of Cape Ann Halliday and Mike Amentola League Meets losing to a placed fourth. We thought powerful Ipswich team 61-25, Girls Hoop everyone wrestled really well before thumping Triton Led by nine combined three- Regional, 63-19. and are looking forward to pointers by Emily Crannell the team growing from here. Against Triton, Nikki Lunt It's a great opportunity to won the shot put (29-2), while and Alex Derian, the have a tournament at home Savannah Hubbard, Maria Wilmington High School Girls to spotlight our sport and for Patrone and Delany Gillis Basketball team picked up its our guys to have the chance swept in the 55-meter hurdles, first win of the season with a to win a medal in front of a as did the trio of Fryer, 68-50 thumping over Triton Kealos and Randell in the 55- home crowd." held last Thursday night at meter dash and the trio of Alatalo, Maienza and Hannah home. Kelly in the 600. Fryer also Crannell and Maggie Brown Girls Track picked up a second against both finished with 18 points, The Wilmington High Ipswich in the same event. while Derian was the third School Girls Indoor Track- Peffer finished first against player in double figures with and Field team had a busy Triton and second against 11 as the trio combined for 47 week despite the recent holi- Ipswich in the 300. Hartsough of the team's 68 points. Jenn day week. This past Sunday and Kate Richardson placed the team participated in the first and second in the 1,000 Stewart chipped in with eight Winter Festival Meet held at against Triton, Russo was and Amanda Keane added Wilmington High's sophomore, Kimberly Woods, looks for a pass under strong Triton defense the Reggie Lewis Center in first with a sue minute mile, five during a recent JV basketball game. . (courtesy photo >.

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On December 26th, the Wilmington aftorshot. Gina Bertolami and Derek Bertolami made a goal line defensive Wilmington, The program utilizes! Mite 3 Youth Hockey team met the Gallucd protected the crease and stop keeping the Mites within one. both current Bruins as well as Alumni J Wizards for the second time in this moved the puck to forwards Peter Peter Kourkoutas skated hard and to lead youth hockey players in on-ice • youngseason. The first time was all Kourkoutas, Omar Peterson and had a breakaway but was robbed by hockey instruction. The PASS clinic.' series demonstrates the Bruins and; TOWN OF LgQALNOnCg Wizards for a M loss. Gannon Ricd for offensive attacks on the Wizard's goaltender. Joe Cornish, TEWKSBURY Wilmington tried to make things a the Wizards. Andrew GaUucd paired Evan Monroe, Jack Farrell were TD Bank's commitment to the youth; PLANNING!BOARD NOTICE OF little different this time. With Liam up with Colin Sainato on defense relentless trying to get the puck past hockey community, and through TD • MORTGAGEE'S Oowiey minding the net Wlrmmgtnn often in the 1st and worked well clear- the Wizard's defense. James Bank's generous financial donation to. PUBLIC HEARING SALE OF the participating youth hockey orga- • SPECIAL PERMIT REAL ESTATE tried to continue its winning streak ing the puck. Kourkoutas, Cam Humphrey and the day after It wasn't until late in the first peri- Aydan Churchill worked hard at skat- nizations, they assist in lowering the! Notice is hereby given By virtue and In execu- the biggest od that the Wizards shot from the ing their lanes trying to forecheck the cost of the sport and rnaking hockey: that the Tewksbury Plan- tion of the Power of Sale LEGAL NOTICE Holiday of the point and got one by the Wilmington opposing team. more accessible to everyone ning Board will hold a contained in a certain public hearing on Janu- Mortgage given by Jo- year. Liam netmlnder using a screen shot, giving Wilmington came dose on marry ary 10, 2011 at 7:50 seph M. Macarelli and Crowiey was the Wizards a 1-0 lead. occasions, but could not capitalize Host Organization: Wilmington P.M. in the Tewksbury Patricia M. Macarelli all over the Own White moved the puck out of against a strong goaltender. Late in \buth Hockey Town Hall Auditorium, (collectively, the 'Mort- place early, the Wilmington zone to Cam the third, the Wizards caught a break Time: 6:208:10 PM 1000 Main Street, gagor ") to Wainwrlght Date: January 4,2011 Tewksbury, MA 01876 Bank & Trust Company stopping shot Humphrey, Jack Farrell and Evan and scored on a deflection tor a 2-0 on an application Wed by dated May 21, 2005 and Monroe for more lead that gave them some breathing Rink Location: Ristucda Arena-190' Walter K. McQrath lor a recorded with the Mid- Wilmington pressure, but room Wilmington tried to come Main St, Wilrnington, MA Special Permit under dlesex (Northern District) the Wizards goalie made key back, but it was too late to try to Clinic Format: Section 3400 ol the Zon- Registry of Deeds in MORTGAGEE'S ing Bylaw not to exceed Book 18749, Page 212, save after key save Hie attack as the time ran out, a tough Each clinic will have the Mowing: TOWN OF NOTICE OF SALE OF loss for the Mites. format: 1,000 square loot family as amended by a First WILMINGTON REAL ESTATE Wizards almost •cored late suite as shown on plans Amendment to Mortgage MASSACHUSETTS in the 8000011, but Gina On-ice: SO kids participate in on-ice ■ filed with this Board. dated September 3, By virtue and In execu- drills for an hour and a half Said property is locat- 2009 and recorded with INVITATION TO BID tion of the Power of Sale Off-ice: Immediately follows on-ice, ; ed at 9 O'Loughlln said Registry in Book PASS, the Partnership to Assist contained in a certain Skaters participants receive gift bags and - Drive Assessor's Map 9, 23385, Page 161 (col- Sealed bids for the Mortgage given by John Lot 5, zoned Residential. lectively, the " Mort- printing of the 2011- J. Keegan and Patricia and autographs '. The application may gage "), of which Mort- LEQAL NOTICE 2012 Calendar for the L. Keegan to Mortgage Shooters Bruins Role: be examined in the Iage the undersigned is Town of Wilminton will Electronic Registration Boston Bruins current players, Community Develop- Ke present holder, for MORTGAGEE'S SALE clinic be received at the office Systems, Inc., dated Au- Of REAL ESTATE series, Alumni and Youth Hockey.' ment Department, 999 breach of the conditions of the Town Manager, gust 13, 2003 and re- Whipple Road, Tewks- of said Mortgage and for will be Development Team will lead an hour ; Town Hall, 121 Glen corded with the Middle- By virtue and in execu- bury, MA (978-640-4370 the purpose of foreclos- Road, Wilmington.MA sex County (Northern held at and a hah* clinic. During each group's • x 248), Monday thru ing the same, there will tion of the Power of Sale 01887, until 11:30 a.m. District) Registry of contained in a certain ten loca- on-ice session, we will award a prize i Thursday 8:00 am - 4:00 be sold at Public Auction on Wednesday, January Deeds at Book 16007, pm, Friday 8:00 am - beginning at 10:00 A.M. mortgage given by Ro- t i o n s (autographed items, t-shirts, water ; 12, 2011 when and Page 185 of which the nald Petrone and Lisa noon. on January 20, 2011, where they will be pub- Mortgage the under- through- bottle, etc) to the hardest worker. - David Plunkett, on the mortgaged prem- TOWN OP Palermo also known as licly opened and read. signed is the present WILMINGTON Lisa Petrone to Eastern out New There will also be a group photo' Chairman ises located at 83 Cinna- Mark each envelope: holder by assignment for 06554990 12/22,29/10 mon Circle, Tewksbury, MASSACHUSETTS Bank dated May 21, England opportunity for TD Bank, during the "Bid on 2011-2012 Cal- breach of the conditions 2004. and recorded in $1000 donation to the hosting youth Middlesex County, Mas- endar to be opened at of said Mortgage and for including sachusetts, all and sin- INVITATION TO SID the Middlesex North Dis- here in hockey organization. 11:30 a.m., January 12, the purpose of foreclos- trict Registry of Deeds in gular the premises and 2011." ing same will be sold at Participants: property described in Sealed bids for the Book 17484, Page 65, of The Town of Wilming- Public Auction at 12:00 printing of the 2010 which mortgage the un- Each PASS participant will receive - said Mortgage (herein- ton reserves the right to PMon January 20, 2011 LEGAL NOTICE after, the ^' Mortgaged Town Report of the dersigned is the present a PASS Jersey, PASS bag, PASS rally reject any bid or any part at 8 Lincoln Street, Wil- Town of Wilminton will holder, for breach of the Property"), to wit. thereof deemed not to mington, MA, all and sin- towel, PASS water bottle, Bruins The land with the be received at the office conditions of said mort- be in the best interest of gular the premises de- of the Town Manager, gage and for the pur- Alumni and current player auto- building thereon, situat- the Town of Wilmington. scribed in said Mort- ed in Tewksbury, Mid- Town Hall, 121 Glen pose of foreclosing, the graphs and two tickets to an upcom- Michael A. Calra gage, to wit: Road, Wilmington,MA same will be sold at pub- dlesex County, being Town Manager A certain parcel of land ing Bruins home game. shown as Lot #13 on a 01887, until 11:00 a.m. lic auctton at 11:00 A.M. 05554978 12/22,29/10 with the buildings there- on Wednesday, January on Wednesday, the 19th Comprehensive Site on situated in Wilming- Plan, Willow Acres, Mar- 12, 2011 when and day of January, 2011, on ton), Middlesex County, where they will be pub- the mortgaged premises ston Street Tewksbury, Massachusetts, being tot Massachusetts, pre- lldy opened and read. located at 10 So. Amos LEGAL NOTICE numbered 318, 319, Mark each envelope: Street, Tewksbury Mid- pared for Sheridan De- 320, and portion of 315- velopment Company, ■Bid on 2010 Town Re- dlesex County, Massa- TOWN OF 317 shown on a plan of port to be opened at chusetts, all and singular May 22, 1989, Cuoco & Federal Gardens, H.A. WILMINGTON Cormier, Inc., said Plan 11:00 a.m., January 12, the real estate described Milhouse, C.E., October 2011." In said mortgage as fol- BOARD OF being attached as Exhib- 1918. recorded with the LEQAL NOTICE it #1 to Comprehensive The Town of Wilming- lows: SELECTMEN Middlesex North District ton reserves the right to That certain piece or Permit recorded in North Registry of Deeds In Middlesex Registry of reject any bid or any part parcel of land, and the PUBLIC HEARING Book of Plans 35, Plan thereof deemed not to buildings and improve- Deeds, Book 5736, 4, and together bounded Page 77, said Plan be- be In the best interest of ments {herein, known as A Public Hearing has and described as fol- the Town of Wllrrwtgton. 10 South Amos Street in been scheduled before ing also filed with the lows: Tewksbury Town Clerk. Michael A. Calra the Town of Tewksbury, the Board of Selectmen SOUTHWESTERLY Town Manager County of Middlesex arid in Room 9 at the Town Said lot #13 is more par- COMMONWEALTH OF by Lincoln Street, one ticularly bounded and MASSACHUSETTS 05555010 12/.2S/10.1«r11 Commonwealth of Mas- Hall on Monday, January hundred fifty (150) feet; sachusetts and being 10,2011 at 7:00 P.M. on described as follows: thence turning and run- NORTHERLY By Lot THE TRIAL COURT more particularly descri- the application of Avcp ning bed In a deed recorded Manufacturing Corpora- 12 as shown on said MIDDLESEX SOUTHEASTERLY by TOWN OF plan, 110.24 feet; PROBATE AND In Book 4836, Page 201 TOWN OF tion, Wilmington, for the lot 321, as shown on of the Middlesex North TEWKSBURY storage of flammable SOUTHEASTERLY By FAMILY COURT said plan, one hundred TEWKSBURY PLANNING BOARD Open Space, as shown 208 CAMBRIDGE County Registry of PLANNING BOARD and combustible liquids, ten (110) feet; thence Deeds. Title held by: Ro- LP-gas and explosives on said plan, 137.5 feet; STREET turning and running PUBLIC HEARING - SOUTHWESTERLY CAMBRIDGE, MA nald Petrone ana Lisa Public Hearing to consolidate their exist- NORTHEASTERLY by Palermo as joint tenants. SPECIAL PERMIT ing license, such flam- By Lot 14, as shown on 02141 lots numbered 337, 338, Sign Special Permit said plan, 96.32 feet; 617-768-5800 TOGETHER WITH all mables to be stored at and 339, as shown on the improvements now Notice is hereby given - the facility at Textron WESTERLY By a said plan, seventy-five Notice is hereby given that the Tewksbury Plan- . Curved line among an NOTICE OF or hereafter erected on that the Tewksbury Plan- Defense Systems, 201 (75) feet: thence turning the property, and all ning Board will hold a - Lowell Street, (Map 48, unnamed street, now re- PETITION FOR and running ning Board will hold a public hearing on Janu- - ferred to as Cinnamon APPOINTMENT OF easements, appurtenan- public hearing on Janu- Parcel 73A). A plot plan NORTHWESTERLY ces, and fixtures now or ary 10, 2011 at 7:401 Circle, as shown on said ADMINISTRATOR by the remaining portion ary 10, 2011 at 8:00 P.M. in the Tewksbury . is made part of this ap- plan, 38.34 feet; hereafter a part of the P.M. in the Tewksbury plication and may be of lot 317, twenty-five property. All replace- Town Hall Auditorium, * viewed at the Town WESTERLY By an un- DOCKET NO. (25) feet; thence turning COMMONWEALTH Of Town Hall Auditorium, 1009 Main Street.: named street, now refer- MI10P5840EA ments and additions 1009 Main Street, Manager's office, 121 and running MASSACHUSETTS shall also be covered by Tewksbury, MA 01876 - Glen Road, Wilmington, red to as Cinnamon Cir- NORTHEASTERLY by Tewksbury. MA 01876 on an application filed by - cle, as shown on said In the Estate of this Security Instrument on an application filed by MA. the remaining portion of THE TRIAL COURT All of the foregoing Is re- Joseph and Stacey Les-: Louis Cimaglia, plan, 36.81 feet. Gary J Well lots 317, 316,and 315, PROBATE AND Carol Bugbee, Agent for ter for a Special Permit - Being the same prop- Late of: ferred to in this Security Theresa C. Proctor, SVP Chairman seventy-five (75) feet; FAMILY COURT Instrument as the "Prop- under Section 3400 of- Board of Selectmen erty conveyed by Deed Tewksbury, MA 01876 thence turning and run- 208 CAMBRIDGE ST. for Bank of America for a the Zoning Bylaw not to " to the Mortgagor record- Date of Death erty". Sign Special Permit to 05555006 12/29/10 ning CAMBRIDGE MA 02141 Said premises will be exceed 1,000 square ed with the Middlesex 09/05/2010 NORTHERLY by lot replace the existing (Northern District) Regis- sold subject to and/or ground sign with a new foot family suite as 314, eighty-five (85) feet DOCKET NO. with the benefit of any shown on plans filed aot Deads In Book To all persons interest- to Lincoln Street at the MI105P4312GD internally Illuminated with this Board. 19, Page 181. ed in the above cap- and all rights, rights of ground sign as shown point of beginning. way, restrictions, ease- Said property is local- ' The Mortgaged Proa tioned estate, a petition CONTAINING 14,625 CITATION GIVING on plans filed with this ed at 220 Cabot Road . LEGAL NOTICE erty will be sold and cor has been presented re- ments, improvements, Board. square feet of land, NOTICE OF covenants, outstanding Assessor's Map 81, Lot - veyed subject to am questing that Nancy B more or less. PETITION TO Said property is locat- 26, zoned Residential. with the benefit of a Rosen of Newtonville, tax title, municipal or ed at 988 Main Street, Subject to and with the EXPAND THE other public taxes, as- The application may' rights, rights of way, n MA or some other suita- benefit of rights, restric- POWERS Of A Assessor's Map 47, Lot be examined in the •frictions, easementi ble person be appointed sessments, liens or 80 zoned Commercial tions, easements and GUARDIAN claims In the nature of Community Develop- covenants. Hans o administrator of said es- reservations of record so The application may ment Department, 999" claims In the nature c tate to serve Without Hens, and existing en- be examined in the far as now in force and In the Interests of: cumbrances of record Whipple Road, Tewks- liens, improvement! Surety. applicable. Elizabeth J King Community Develop- bury, MA (978-640-4370 - public assessments, an If you desire to object created prior to the mort- ment Department, 999 Being the same prem- RESPONDENT gage, if any there be. x 248), Monday thrut and all unpaid taxes, ta thereto, you or your at- ises conveyed to the inc^jspAOnsMM pofson/ Whipple Road, Tewks- Thursday 8:00 am - 4:00 - titles, tax Hans, wats torney must file a written Said premises will also bury, MA (978-640-4370 herein named mortga- Protected Ptrvon be sold subject to all pm, Friday 8:00 am -r and sewer Hens and an; appearance in said gors) by deed recorded Of Tewksbury, MA x 248), Monday thru noon. other municipal assess Court at Cambridge on leases and tenancies Thursday 8:00 am - 4:00 COMMONWEALTH OF with Middlesex North having priority over said David Plunkett, ments or Hens or exlstln or before ten o'clock in District Registry of To the named Respond- pm, Friday 8:00 am - Chairman MASSACHUSETTS encumbrances of recon the morning (10:00 AM) mortgage, to tenancies noon. Deeds in Book 10199, ent and all other interest- or occupations by per- 05554991 12/22,29/10 which are In force ant on 01/12/2011. ed persons, a petition David Plunkett, THE TRIAL COURT WITNESS, Hon. Peter Page 129. sons on the premises Chairman MIDDLESEX are applicable, hsvlni has been filed by Patri- priority over said Mor C. DiGangi, First Justice The premises are t< now or at the time of the 05554988 12/22,29/10 PROBATE AND be sold subject to an cia Lavole of Haverhlll said auction which ten- gage, whether or not rat of this Court. MA, in the above cap- FAMILY COURT Date: with the benefit of a ancies or occupations erence to such restrtc easements, restriction! tloned matter requesting 208 CAMBRIDGE tlona, easements, Im December 15, 2010. are subject to said mort- STREET building and zonln thst the court: Expand gage, to rights or claims provements, liens or or Tara E. DeCristofaro the powers of a Guardi- LEGAL NOTICE CAMBRIDGE, MA cumbrances Is made li Register of Probate laws, unpaid taxes, ta in personal property In- 02141 titles, water Mils, munk an. stalled by tenants or for- the deed and also to al 05555007 12/29/10 The petition asks the 617-768-5800 laws and ordinances In pal liens snd asseos mer tenants now located ments, rights of tenant court to make a determi- on the premises, and al- eluding, but not limits LEGAL NOTICE nation that the powers of NOTICE OF to, all building and zor and parties In posse* so to all laws and ordi- PETITION FOR slon. the Guardian and / or nances Including, but not Ing laws and ordinance* Conservator should be PROBATE OF WILL all permits snd spprc TERMS OF SALE: limited to, all building A deposit of FIVI expanded, modified, or and zoning laws and or- vsls granted In connec limited since the time of DOCKET NO. tlon with the Mortgage THOUSAND DOLLARS dinances. MI10P5859EA AND 00 CENTS the appointment. The THE TERMS OF SALE: Property, and also to a original peWJon is on fHe rights of the public « ($8,000.00) In the torn TEN THOUSAND AND COMMONWEALTH In the Estate of of a certified check o with the court. 00/100 ($10,000.00) rights of the state or fee You have the right to OF MASSACHUSETTS Samuel L Blum eral government or thai bank treasurer's chec DOLLARS will be re- COMMONWEALTH OF LAND COURT A/K/A will be required to be di object to thro proceed ■ quired to be paid by subdivisions arising aa Ing. If you wish to do so, MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF THE . Sam Blum matter of or under an livertd at or before th bank or certified check TRIAL COURT A/K/A time the bid Is offeree you or your attorney only by the purchaser at THE TRIAL COURT law. TOWN OF must file a written ap- Samuel Louis Blum In the event of a typo The successful bldds the time and place of MIDDLESEX Case No. 421519 Late of: TEWKSBURY will be required to ex* pearance at this court on sale, and the balance of PROBATE AND graphical error or omh or before 10:00 AM on Wilmington, MA 01887 slon contained In thl cute a Foreclosure Salt the purchase price shall FAMILY COURT To: Date of Death PLANNING BOARD Agreement Immediate! the return date of be paid by bank or certi- publication, the desert* 02/07/2011. This day Is 208 CAMBRIDGE John A. Arria 08/02/2010 tlon of the Mortgage after the does of the bk fied check In or within STREET Maria C. Arria PUBLIC HEARING ding. The balance of thi NOT a hearing dale, but Property contained I a deadline date by which thirty (30) days there- CAMBRIDGE, MA and to all persons enti- ■ To all persons interest- said Mortgage shall con purchase price shall b after to Attorneys Consi- 02141 tied to the benefit of the '. ed in the above cap- USE Chave to (He the writ - trol. paid within thirty (3( BiandBrucato.PC, 189 617-768-5800 Servicemembers Civil- Honed estate, a petition SPECIAL PERMIT days from the sale flat appearance if you sin Street. P.O. Box Relief Act: Sovereign has been presented re- TERMS OF SALE: A object to the petition. If deposit of Tan Thousam in the form of a certMIe 170, Miiford, Massachu- NOTICE OF Bank claiming to be the questing that a docu- Notice is hereby given check, bank treasurer' you fail to fHe the written setts, 01757-0170. The PETITION FOR holder of mortgage cov- Dollars ($10,000.00) by that the Tewksbury Plan- appearance by the re- ment purporting to be certified or bank choc check or other cheel successful bidder at the APPOINTMENT OF ering real property in the last wiH of said de- ning Board will hold a satisfactory to Mortg* turn date, action may be sale of the premises ADMINISTRATOR Wilmington, numbered will be required to b taken in this matter with- cedent be proved and al- Kid by the purchaser a public hearing on Janu- gee's attorney. Th< shall be required to sign 10 Fox Run Drive given lowed, and that Andrew ary 10, 2011 at 7:10 Mortgagee reeerves th. out further notice to you. a Memorandum of Sale DOCKET NO. by John A. Arria and Ma- M Blum of Wilmington, I time and place o P.M. in the Tewksbury In addition to filing the sale. The balance of ttM right to bid at the sale, t of Real Property contain- MI10P5775EA rts C. Arria to Sovereign MA be appointed execu- Town Hall Auditorium, refect any and all bide, t written appearance, you ing the above terms at Bank, dated October 28, purchase price is to b- or your attorney must We tor / trix, named in the peld by certified or ban 1009 Main Street, continue the sale and t the Auction sale. The In the Estate of 2004, Recorded with the wiH to serve Without Sur- Tewksbury, Massachu- amend the terms of th a written affldavH stating Mortgagee reserves the YVONNE R FICHERA Middlesex County check at the offices o setts 01876 on an appli- the specific facts and ety. Cumsky 4 Levin UP, ( sale by written or on right to bid at the sale, to Late of: (Northern District) Regis- If you desire to object cation filed by Simon's announcement madi grounds of your objeo- reject any and all bids, to Tewksbury, MA 01876 fry of Deeds at Book University Road, Cam tton within 30 days after thereto, you or your at- Service Center f or C & before or during the tow corrtmuethe sake and to Date of Death 18024, Page 50 has fHed bridge, MA 02138 wlthli M LLC, Simon Raad, the return date. torney mutt Me a written thirty (30) days from th closure sale, it the oak amend the terms of th- 07/28/2010 with said court a com- appearance In said Manager for a Use Spe- is set aside for any res IMPORTANT NOTICE sale by written or on plaint for authority to date of sale. The deex cial Permit to allow the The outcome of this pro- Court at Cambridge on shall be provided to th eon, the Purchaser a announcement msdi To ail persons interest- foreclose said mortgage or-before ten o'clock In sale, rental and leasing the sale shall be entitle ceeding may limit or batons or during the tow ed In the above cap- in the manner following: purchaser for recordln of motor vehicles on the only to a return of th completely take away the morning (10:00 AM) upon receipt In full of tti cloeure sale. If the sal< tioned estate, a petition by entry and possession . on 1/14/2011. premises as an accesso- deposit paid. The DIM the above-named per- Is eat aside for any ree has been presented re- and exercise of power of purchase price. No rap ry use to the existing chaser shall heve no fw son's right to make deci- In addition you must file resentatton is or shall b son, the Purchaser a questing that Philip FH sale. If you are entitled a written affidavit of ob- principal automotive ther recourse against th sions about personal af- the sale shell be entitle chera of Salem, NH or to the benefits of the made as to the condftto uses on site as shown fairs or financial affairs jections to the petition, of the Mortgaged Prop Mortgagor, the Mortge only to a return of th some other suitable per- Servicemembers Civil stating the specific facts on plans filed with this gee or the Mortgagee' or both. The above- deposit paid. The de son be appointed admin- Retsf Act and you object arty. The Mortgagee Board. named person has the and grounds upon which Property shall be sol attorney. The assorts scnpMon of the prowess istrator of said estate to to such foreclosure you the objection is based, Said property is located tlon of the premises coi right to ask for a lawyer. contained In ssld mor serve Without Surety. or your attorney should at 1 Main Street, Asses- talned In said mortgag Anymmay, mates tM* gage shall control In th withm thirty (30) days af- OTHER TERMS, IF If you desire to object fKe a written appearance ter the return day (or sor's Map 11, Lot 7. zon- shall control In the ever request on behalf of th event of an error In thl thereto, you or your at- and answer in said court - ANY. TO BE AN ed Heavy Industrial. of an error In this pub- aoovv nmrnwa pvrton. i such other time as the NOUCED AT THE TIME publication. TIME "WIL1 torney must file a written at Boston on or before Court, on motion with The application as modi- cation. TIME WILL BE th# floovivfitnt+o pf BE OF THE ESSENCE. appearance in said the 31st day of January, AND PLACE OF SALE. fled may be examined in OF THE ESSENCE. •on cannot eWTora ■ m notice to the petitioner WAINWRIGHT BANK & OTHER TERM8, IF Court at Cambridge on 2011 or you may be for- may allow) in accord the Community Develop- Other terms If any, to b yw( on# may b# Appoint ANY. TO BE AN or before ten o'clock in ever barred from claim- TRUST COMPANY ment Department, 999 •d ert State txpanM. anoe with Probate Rule Present holder of sail announced at the sale. NOUNCED AT THE the morning (10:00 AM) ing that such foreclosure 18. Whipple Road. Tewks- GMAC Mortgage, LLC WITNESS, Hon. Peter SALE. on 01/19/2011. is invalid under said ad mortgage bury, Massachusetts rrMVilT nOtOm Of 9mm C. DIGangl, Esquire WITNESS. Hon. Peter By Its Attorneys SIGNED: Eastern Bank WITNESS, Hon. Peter Witness, KARYN F. C. DtQangi, First Justice (078-6404370 x248) First Justice of thl Present Holder of Sab C. 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Rv MIKE IPPOI rm lost to Lowell senior Brady their first four games with first coach I ever worked for is starting to impress the pull Shawsheen within one Sporti OtBM0tiKkt Myers by a score of 4-0. their most recent win com- so I got a lot of my coaching coaches and the people who point. The Shawsheen Tech Myers finished second in last ing on Tuesday night over style from him. I knew they are watching him." Shawsheen then fouled wrestling team is off to a 4-1 year's All New England Haverhill by a score of 9-5 in would be a tough team and Nashoba intentionally and start on the season after a Tournament and was the the first round of the they were so for us to come Boys Basketball the Nashoba shooter missed going 1-1 in a tri-meet Division 1 North champion Haverhill Christmas away with a win made me Shawsheen's Boys the front end of a one and against Tewksbury and at 112 pounds. Tournament. very happy." Basketball team is off to a 1- one with six second left. Lowell last Thursday night at "Devonn wrestled unbeliev- Last week the Rams picked The wins over Minuteman 4 start to the season after Bent grabbed the rebound the Wynn Middle School. able" Donovan said "A lot up a pair of CAC wins over and Nashoba showed just dropping a pair of games in and called a timeout, need- The Rams downed of our young guys wrestled Minuteman on Wednesday how dominant the Rams the 30th annual Larry ing to go the length of the Tewksbury by a score of 62-18 well. This was a good learn- night by a score of 11-1 and have the potential to be in McGrath/Knights of court to earn the win. while falling to Lowell by a ing match for us Year in over Nashoba Tech on the CAC this year, although Columbus Christmas ' Nashoba, expecting Bent to score of 38-31. and year out Lowell is one of Thursday by a score of 8-1. Baker felt like both teams Tournament at Wilmington get the last shot then over- While Shawsheen coach the best teams in the state In the win over Haverhill were better than the final High on Monday and played the middle of the Mark Donovan would have and we battled them I told the Rams trailed 3-2 at the score would indicate Tuesday nights. defensive end and DePlacido loved to sweep the meet, he out kids to keep this in the end of the first period, but "I saw a huge improvement The Rams dropped a 51-36 took a nice pass from felt his team wrestled well. back of their heads and dominated the second peri- in both teams," Baker said decision to Tewksbury on Wilmington's Steve Reynolds He also, however, feels there hopefully we get another od outscoring the Hillies by "Even though we won big I Monday night in the opening and cut to the hoop, laying in is room for improvement. shot at them in the section- a score of 5-1 on their way to was impressed with them" round of the tournament the winner with two seconds "We did well, but Lowell als." the four goal margin of vic- Nashoba in fact played the before falling 55-33 to left. just out toughed us that day Shawsheen defeated peren- tory. Rams to a 1-1 tie after one Burlington in the consolation "It was very exciting, very and wanted it more,'' nial power Lowell twice last Shawsheen trailed 2-0 early period, but the Rams took game on Tuesday night. intense," Shawsheen coach Donovan said "We still had season, once in the regular in the game before closing control from there, scoring On Monday night the Rams BobHodnettsaid Theboys a chance to win with five season and again in the sec- the gap late in the period, four second period goals and were led by ten points from have been getting better, weight classes left and still tional tournament.. and Shawsheen coach Chuck adding three more in the sophomore Joe Spinale, slowly but surely so it was had a chance with two Things went much Baker felt the team had third The Rams out shot while senior center Derek great to see them get the weight classes left. We had smoother for the Rams seized the momentum head- Nashoba 47-12 in the game Bent added eight points, and win." our chances, but just did not against Tewksbury in their ing into the second period "We were kind of in a funk on Tuesday night the Rams DePlacido's drive to the get it done" 62-18 win. Donovan was very "We felt like we were in in the first period" Baker trailed high scoring hoop was clearly the play o The match that may have pleased with the way his pretty good shape, and then said "It was not really a Burlington by only eight the game for the Rams, but hurt the most was the 145 team bounced back against we scored the first five goals complete game I felt like we points at halftime before just as big were the free pound weight class when the Redmen, particularly of the second period and just could have played better." Burlington pulled away in throws nailed by Bent. They Shawsheen's Brian Wood was considering the quality of the took control," Baker said. One player who could not the second half. were particularly huge given pinned by Lowell's Connor opponent they were facing. "Then we came out in the be playing much better right Prior to the losses to a pair the clutch moment of the McHugh with eight seconds "Tewksbury is a very good third and were pretty even, now is DiGiorgio, who scored of Division 2 teams in the game as well as how much left in the match after con- team," Donovan, a but we scored to make it 8-4 back to back hat tricks in the tournament the Division 3 the Rams have struggled trolling the entire match Tewksbury high graduate and they were kind of beaten Minuteman and Nashoba Rams had picked up their shooting free throws this with some great wrestling. said. "Brian (Aylward) does at that point." games prior to adding his first win of the season last year, shooting at about 50 "He did a great job and was a great job over there. They The Rams got a pair of two goals and two assists Wednesday night over percent in some of their up 4-0, but he got caught," will beat you up physically goals each from junior for- against Haverhill. Nashoba Tech with a games this year. Donovan said. "It's tough, and I was a littler nervous wards Nathan Grace and "He is the type of kid who thrilling 48-47 win that was "Those were huge," Hodnett but that happens. He did going in to be honest. But Tom Price, while other goal can really light it up if he clinched when sophomore said "Without those the rest real well, but just could not give our kids credit they scorers were senior defense- wants to," Baker said "lam guard Paul DePlacido put in of it is not possible" get the win." went in and took care of busi- man Eric McGuerty, junior hoping that Sodergren starts a layup with two seconds left Senior forward Guy Winners for the Rams ness." forward Mike DiGiorgio of to put the puck in the net as in the game DePlacido led Shawsheen against Lowell were Anthony Finn, Baker, Cassidy, Tewksbury, sophomore well. He has been doing a The Rams had trailed by with 13 points, including 11- Finn at 135 pounds (8-5 deci- Pimentel and Higgins fol- defenseman Ryan Caprano great job with assists, but if three points with 11 seconds of 12 at the free throw line, to sion), Jon Baker at 140, (pin, lowed up their wins against of Tewksbury and junior for- he can start putting the puck left when Nashoba fouled go along with seven 3:00), Nick Hoar at 152 Lowell with victories over wards Jeremy Leite and in the net as well that line them intentionally to prevent rebounds, while Joe Tower (major decision), Ryan Tewksbury as well, with all Kenny Hugh. could be really lethal." them from shooting a three added eight points for the Cassidy at 171 (pin, 2:55), but Baker once again win- Senior goalie Ryan Maskell Another player who has pointer, but Bent had foiled Rams. Anthony Pimentel at 189 ning by pin. of Wilmington stopped 20-of- been putting up big numbers their plans when he calmly (pin, 5:35) and Stephen "Our whole team is 25 shots he faced to pick up for the Rams has been Kenny sank a pair of free throws to Higgins at heavyweight wrestling well, Donovan the win that propelled the Hugh. Hugh has now scored (2:25). said "We make no excuses, Rams into Wednesday's tour- in three straight games, On the day, the Rams we just have to keep learning nament final where they including two goals against excelled in the middle and and we will see where we go were set to take on the win- Minuteman. Wilmington Youth Basketball upper weights, but struggled from here." ner of the first round "We have him playing as in the lower weights, at least matchup between our third line center right Due to the lack of space, Wilmington in terms of results. They did, Boys Hockey Masconomet and Lynn. now and he is doing a great Youth Basketball write-ups bom the however, get some great The Shawsheen boys hock- "Haverhill is a Divsion2 job," Baker said "He has program's second weefc of play, will efforts in the lower weights, ey team is also off to their team and they play a tough, taken land of a back seat the starting with sophomore usual strong start as well, aggressive style," Baker past couple of years, but he appear in next weeks edition. Devonn Pratt at 119 where he sporting a 3-0-1 record in said "Their coach is the has worked very hard and he II Best Prices! Best Selection! Best Service! New 2011 Ford Mew 2011 Forrl New 7011 Ford New 2011 Ford FIESTA SE FOCUS SE F-250 Reg. ?AM[ SUV Cab 4x4 PLOW

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Wahlberg plays Mickey but for fans of the original Dancing with music by an award-winning DJ from 8:30 to Ward, the much shyer TRON, it's well worth it. midnight. Hundreds of singles ages 35 - 65 years old. Free door younger brother of flamboy- But this new version, while ant local boxing legend pirzes and raffles. Dinner buffet, New Year's toast, hats, noise filled with spectacular visu- makers. Cost is $49 before 12/10, $59 after. Dicky Ecklund (Bale), als and great action scenes, who's developed a crack Proper business dress required for men, sports jacket or will be tough to follow for dress shirt and tie, business or party finery for women. CaU habit and is serving as anyone unfamiliar with the 781-4464234 for payment information, www.se-4u.com Mickey's trainer. Their storyline extremely forceful mother The plot is as follows: In WOMEN'S SONS OF ITALY HOLIDAY BASH FRIDAY (Leo) acts as Mickey's man- the first film, arcade owner The combined Ladies Lodges of the Sons of Italy of Woburn, ager After Mickey's new no- Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) Winchester and Billerica will hold its holiday bash on Friday, nonsense girlfriend disappeared at the height of (Adams) discovers that his December 31 with entertainment and dancing starting at 6:30 his success, leaving his brother and mother are p.m. ; young son Sam (Garrett Music by Stephen Savio and catering by Mr. Jacks.: arranging fights for him he Hudlund) alone After Donations $35 per person. For further information call 978-667- can't possibly win (cue the receiving a pager message Adrian speech from any 1848. Sam finds his way into the Rocky movie), letting him same data stream world his SINGLES WITH STYLE DANCE JANUARY 8 get beat up to earn a few TRUE GRIT STARS JEFF BRIDGES in this remake of father entered in the first A Single with Style Singles Dance will be held on Saturday, bucks, she encourages film, and finds his father January 8 at the Holiday Inn Grand Ballroom, 4 Highwood the classic 1969 film starring John Wayne The Coen Mickey to leave them working against the same Drive in Tewksbury from 8:30 to midnight for singles and cour Brothers have added plenty of their famous wit, while stay- behind. When a new manag- forces he created. A myste- ing true to the Wfestern genre. Matt Damon and Bailee er and trainer come on pies ages 35-65. rious program called Proper business dress for men, business or party finery for „ board, the chasm develop- Steinfeld also star. It's a very good film, but not great. Quorra (Olivia Wilde) may women Cost is $13 per person, www.se-4u.com. be the key behind all of it, ing in the family widens. "TRUE GRIT- murderer; and, LeBoeuf and Sam develops a rela- Wahlberg is excellent. He GRADE: ••• (Matt Damon), a Texas comes across as a real per- BETTER CHANCE BOTTLE DRIVE 'i tionship with her. The Coen Brothers have Ranger assistant who wants The Winchester A Better Chance (ABC) Program will hold The main theme of the son, one who's at a cross- made a great Western, as to tag along to take part in roads and must decide a Bottle Drive from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. behind the Sons of Italy film is loss of identity due to Hall at the entrance to the town Transfer Station off Cross odd as that may sound to some of the action that fol- what's the right thing to do. lows Rooster around that he corruption of the soul is the Street. Volunteers are always needed. 781-729-8397. longtime fans of their hand- message at the heart of Bale (Batman Begins) is so iwork behind the lens. Their has heard so much about. thin he is practically unrec- The three ride the plains in Tron Legacy. Visually, the WALK IN THE WOODS ON WEDNESDAYS version of the novel True film is mind-numbingly ognizable and all but steals Grit, made famous by a 1969 search of the evasive Tom Walk in the Woods each week on Wednesday from 10 to 11:30 beautiful. The lightcycle the movie with his brilliant film starring John Wayne, Chaney (Josh Brolin), the a.m. at the Harold Parker State Forest. Meet at the races, which have been fea- portrayal of a troubled man they have loaded their guns man that Mattie wants Headquarters, 305 Middleton Road, North Andover. tured heavily in the adver- basking in past glory ("I with plenty of the Coen dead. Moderately paced walk for all ages. Wear walking footwear. tising campaign for this knocked out Sugar Ray!" he Brothers wit, while staying Bridges plays Rooster as Bring water and sunscreen as appropriate. film, are taught, fast, and tells anyone who will lis- true to the classic Western the prototypical movie law- - will have you on the edge of ten). Dicky is hard to like, genrel. man, who has no regrets CIVIL WAR ROUNDTABLE MEETS JANUARY 12 your seat. The games, but you find yourself hoping The Coens are known fort and whose quick wit never The Civil War Roundtable of the Merrimack will meet at 7:30 involving throwing discs to he will change his ways. twisting normal film con- leaves him wanting for a p.m. at the Hilton Senior Center, 43 Lafayette Road (Route 1), short out your digital oppo- Adams is herself a knockout ventions and making them witty phrase as he pulls the Salisbury. nent, were great. And for as the tough barmaid who their own and while its true trigger. He's no John Wayne, Roundtable President, Bob Sullivan will speak of those that choose to pay the fights for her fighting man. that here with True Grit but you wouldn't expect him "Wilmington, N.C. and the fight for Fort Fisher." Admission is higher price the 3D actual- This is ensemble acting at they successfully inject flair to be - the Dude is practical- free and anyone with an interst in America's Civil War is invit- ly works and looks good. its best, and the result is and humor into the cowboy ly the polar opposite of the ed to attend Jeff Bridges is very good, one of the best films of the flick arena, they stay true to Duke, after all. For information call Tom at 978-462-8518. and plays opposite a 20-year year. what fans of these movies Damon is very good, full younger version of himself look for - justice, often found of honor and wishing that FACULTY PIANO RECITAL AT PHILLIPS JANUARY 7 at times in the film. He is up "FAIR GAME" at the business end of a gun someone anyone, had heard On Friday, January 7 at 7:30 p.m. the Phillips Academy to the task, but the effects GRADE: «•♦♦ barrel. of him as he arrives on the Music Department will present a Faculty Piano Recital featur- used to pull this off aren't, The plot involves three scene ing Mana Tbkuno performing works by Viennese composers. unfortunately. Flynn looks Whether you believe that characters: the rough and In true Coen brothers Known for her abililty to bring a vast array of styles to life fake, slightly off, which hap- actual events are accurately ragged old marshal Reuben fashion, Bridges' Cogburn Ms. Tbkuno has performed at Carnegie Hall and CAMI Hall in pens when you put a digital- portrayed in this film or not, "Rooster" Cogburn (Jeff doesn't ride off into the sun- New York as well as at Symphony Hall and Jordan Hall in ly-altered face (the age he story is compelling Bridges); Mat tie (Bailee set after a job well done, ala Boston. Now a highly regarded teacher, Ms. Tbkuno is on the lines have been removed) enough, and well-acted, to Steinfeld), a teenage girl John Wayne The same can satisfy even the most casual faculty of Phillips Academy in Andover and the new England who's hired Cogburn to hunt be said for the movie over- on the body of someone else Conservatory Preparatory School. It just doesn't work well, CNN viewers. down and kill her father's all. It's not a great film, but 'Fair Game' tells the This concert, free and open to the public, will take place in and it's my one big com- the Cochran Chapel at Andover Academy, 180 Main Street in plaint with the film. story of Valerie Plame, played by Naomi Watts, who Andover. For more information call the Academy at 978-749-4263 If you enjoyed the origi- or visit [email protected]. nal film, the minute Sam was a CIA operative who ANDOVER specialized in studying the walks into Flynn's Arcade STURBRIDGE VILLAGE SCHOOL VACATION WEEK and Journey starts playing nuclear capabilities of SCHOOL potential terrorists and Historians and educators at Old Sturbridge Village are plan- will make you emotional. Is ning lots of indoor and outdoor activities to keep the kids busy of MONTESSORI this actually happening rogue . nations. When President George W. Bush's and happy during December school vacation week December 26 again, all these years -January 2. later?A new TRON movie? White House makes claims that Iraq is stockpiling ura- The fun includes ice skating (weather permitting - bring Preparing Children for a Global Society- Really? your own skates), sledding on 1830s-style sleds, and sleigh rides But as great as that is for nium from Nigei, Africa, she doesn't agree with that (snow permitting.) A new exhibit of antique ice skates from the Preschool, Elementary, Middle School fans, I think many people Antique Ice Skate Club will be on view, including elaborately will get lost trying to follow assessment, and helps set up a trip to Niger involving decorated vintage figure skates from the 1800s. Observe children working along with this storyline School vacation week visitors can also meet the OSV oxen, because they are unfamiliar her husband, former ambas- independently at our sador Joseph Wilson help the farmers split fence rails, learn to churn butter, dip can- with the movie There is a dles, and write with a quill pen. Shadow puppet shows and fam- reveal at the end of the film (played by Sean Penn), so he can get in touch with his ily-friendly entertainment will be performed daily and children OPEN HOUSE that you simply won't can participate in lots of "make and take" craft activities, understand if you don't see old contacts and determine Tuesday, January 11th the credibility of the intel. including a period-style animation toy, called a thaumatrope, the original first. and a spice bag of cinnamon, cloves and allspice for mulling TRONLegacy is visually Wilson returned and 9:00 am-11:00 am reported that the presi- cider. 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Calendars: Holiday cards IN WAKEFIELD Encaranacao reviewed the duit running from the console "According to Cardboard: Please recycle (including envelopes and gift "The Wakefield Permanent final invoices for the lighting to the stage to be completed Superintendent Mark all of your cardboard boxes. tags) and calendars can be Building Committee met at at $40,619.85 and the sound and he noted that the seating Donovan, who finalized the Flatten and either fold or cut recycled with your paper. the Performing Arts Center at system at $43,956.00. The ranged in width from 20 inch- proposal along with a subcom- to a size not larger than 4 feet Other non-trash items: the high school and with the invoices were approved and es to 22 inches, but is hardly mittee of staff and administra- by 4 feet. You may bundle magazines & catalogs, old seating in place the crimson training on how to use the sys- visible without a set of plans. tors, the anti-bullying and cardboard, put it in a paper files, paperboard (e.g. cereal colored seats will provide a tems is expected shortly. The At their last meeting the intervention policy establishes bag, place it under your recy- boxes), shredded paper, news- luxurious home for many final contractor payment of School Committee approved a zero tolerance atmosphere cling bin, or place it standing papers, copy paper, paperback years to come" notes the 1118,861.00 was approved pend- the placement of the 1 inch by for such behavior. in or between recycling bins. books, spiral binders, tape, Wakefield edition of the "Daily ing the balancing report, sign 3 inch plaques and they will be "While the superintendent Gift Boxes and Wrapping and staples are all OK for the Times Chronicle'' off from the architect and installed soon. There was an does not consider bullying to Paper: Please recycle all paper bin! "The stage is set up and engineer, completion of the air air of excitement in the final be a substantial issue in the wrapping paper, tissue paper, You should also recycle all auditions were going on for conditioning and the final steps being taken..." community, he recognized the and gift boxes. No need to glass, plastic and metal bot- students to get ready for the punch list. It is expected this importance of preventing such flatten or fold, but must be tles and cans. inaugural performance sched- will be done ... with Building ANTICIPATING 2017 IN a culture from taking root. contained. Treat like any uled for January 13,14 and 15, Inspector Jack Roberto to WILMINGTON AND "'It's nice to say that, 2011. conduct his review for TEWKSBURY based on my conversation "The work is 99.99% com- issuance of the full Occupancy "Selectmen in Wilmington with principals, I don't believe MOVIES pleted with only minor work Permit. Architect Chip Sloan voted ... to support two this is an overwhelming situa- from S-2 on the console system and the was on hand and reviewed aspects of the overall 1-93 proj- tion in our schools,' said administration officials leak Plame's secret identity in an final air conditioning adjust- some minor billing issues and ect on the recommendation of Donovan. '[Bullying is] a situ- effort to undermine Wilson's credibility, which also ends ments to be made. The Ron Falite explained the Wilmington Planning and ation that has happened since Plame's career, puts the lives of her, her husband and Committee took pride in the process for the air condition- Conservation Director, Carole there have been schools. This their children in jeopardy due to death threats, and almost work completed on the project ing control panel. He said 'It Hamilton," notes the establishes a culture of no tol- causes the end of her marriage Tewksbury "Town Crier." erance." As may know, Plamegate eventually leads to the con- "The first seeks to endorse "Under the new guidelines, viction of vice presidential aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby but Calendar a plan change for the 1-93 many of which mimic the reg- director Doug Liman ("The Bourne Identity") does such a From S-2 highway widening project and ulations outlined in the state's great job of recreating these events that the audience the second supports new anti-bullying law, bullying remains interested, even though many who choose to see pare a 19th century dinner over the fireplce with help from Tewksbury's desire to prevent is defined as any activity that this will already know the outcome before the houselights OSV historians in costume After learning to chop, cook and highway traffic access to causes physical harm to go down. bake the old fashioned way, families sit down together to enjoy South Street. another, places a target in Penn and Watts make a very believable married couple the meal by candlelight. Reservations are required. For details "Hamilton explained to fear, creates a hostile environ- One drawback is that the film is based on two separate visit www.osv.org or call l-800-see-1830. Selectmen that U.S. Secretary ment, or interrupts the order- books, one by PLame and one by Wilson - which means the of Transportation, Raymond ly operation of school. story told here is very onesided, but still ver educational HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR LIFE PROGRAM LaHood, visited the area "While all bullying is strict- for those unfamiliar with the inner workings of Have you decided this is the year to make those serious res- recently and told stakeholders ly prohibited in school and at Washington. olutions? Why not start off by learning how to set and carry that if the three towns agree officially sanctioned events, It is a smart and engaging political thriller, straight off out your goals. Life coach and productivity specialist Linda on an alternative plan that the policy goes a step further the front pages of today's newsstands. King will talk about How lb Organize Your Life Thursday, would allow development of and prohibits so-called cyber- January 13 at 7 p.m. at the Flint Memorial Library, 147 Park the land without accessing bullying, even if that activity Street, North Reading. local west-side roads, then occurs outside of the academ- "127 HOURS" Linda King, of The Joy of Getting Things Done a profes- Federal Highway would con- ic setting through the use of GRADE: *•*• sional life coaching practice will show people how to manage sider it... electronic devices owned by life's logistics, master time management skills, and help peo- "According to Hamilton, it private parties. Actor James Franco, announced this week as a co-host ple overcome their inertia. She will offer systems that help has been really Federal and "if there are certain situa- for the 2011 Academy Awards broadcast, may end up hand- participants make the changes they want to make. Audience Mass Highway who have cre- tions, where it disrupts the ing himself the award for Best Actor for his portrayal of members should leave the workshop with a realistic, achiev- ated hurdles for the towns to environment at school, [we'll climber Aron Ralston in this non-fiction celebration of the able approach to make immediate positive changes in their work with... get involved]. If the target human spirit and the will to live no matter what the odds. lives. "Selectmen also supported doesn't feel safe at school or Ralston became famous in 2003 when he emerged, close A former educator, software developer and business con- changes to the widening of has issues learning, [we'll get to death, from a remote canyon in Utah where he had sultant, Linda King, of Reading, has experience in both group Interstate 93 through to the involved],' said Donovan, been trapped for five days in a crevice with his arm pinned and one-on-one coaching. She facilitates workshops and gives New Hampshire border. The referring to bullying activity by a huge unmoveable boulder. presentations on time management, organization skills, and change will utilize lands in the that occurs outside of a Stuck there and having run out of water, he faced the employee productivity. middle median of the highway school-related setting...." certainty of a slow and painful death when he made the The program is free and open to the public. Sponsored by to create the extra width need- About the Towns" covers choice to ampuate his own arm, with a simple and painful- the Friends of the Library. Please call 978-6644942 for further ed. The widening of 1-93 from recent events in the 10-town ly small (and somewhat dull) knife in order to escape information. the proposed new interchange Middlesex East area. Because After that, he still had to rappel down the rest of the all the way to the New Middlesex East deadlines are cliff, and walk eight miles out of the canyon before he was SOLAR WINDS PERFORM ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 Hampshire border should early, please check the front eventually rescued. Tired of 3:D? Solar Winds is bringing music in 4 D to begin in 2017, following com- sections of this paper for up- - Despite the fact that many viewers already know how Phillips Academy in Andover on Sunday, January 9 at 3 p.m. pletion of the interchange..." to-date information about your city or town. We also wel- the story plays out won't diminish the power of director and you don't need special glasses to enjoy the effect. Danny Boyle's film, or Franco's performance The concert will feature the works of four composers, all of UNANIMOUS APPROVAL come original material - Franco plays Ralston as a man consumed with his love whom have last names beginning with D. Although this does IN WOBURN please send it to Phyllis Nissen, "About the Towns," for life He is always running or skipping somewhere not get very far in the musical alphabet, the program repre- "The School Committee ... Middlesex East Supplement, happy to meet people along the way and eager to explore sents two centuries of music and a wide range of styles. unanimously approved a new Box 240, Reading, MA 01867 or the world we all share and experience everything it has to At the extremes of the stylistic spectrum are Franz Danzi, state-mandated anti-bullying to schooltowns<&>comcast.net. offer. a contemporary of Beethoven, and Ingolf Dahl, a friend and The sequences that show when Ralston is trapped are contemporary of Igor Stravinsky. Jean-Michel Damase's tune at' times difficult to see (and stomach - the amputation ful and witty Dix-sept variations begins the second half. The A higher level of EDUCATION aaW ■ scenes are especially graphic) but you can't look away. program concludes with Paquito D'Rivera's rousing Latin- Boyle proved what he can do with a camera and a great American dance suite Aires Tropicales. for those who need it most. story when he made the hit 'Slumdog Millionaire', and This concert, free and open to the public, will take place in READING • WINCHESTER • LYNNFIELD • WIUUNGTON this time he has an incredible tale to tell. the Timken Room at Graves Hall on the Phillips Academy This movie ends up being less about a man forced to cut campus, 180 Main Street, Andover. Graves Hall is handicapped WINTER SCHEDULE off his own arm, and more about finding the will to live accessible Jan. 10-Jan. 20 Mon-Thurs 2 wks. 5:l5p-9:00p against all odds. It is as much a story about humanity For further information please contact the music depart- 1 1 +'•** itself as it is about one man's ordeal. ment at 978-749-4263 or email [email protected]. 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Post 14:28 of the second half, In memory of Mary Danieli from Kathleen Danieli, Stoneham win more than four Cy Sunday afternoon at the •The Wheelock College Wheelock used a quick 94 $25.00 Young Awards? Answer Dana Center. men's basketball team run to forge back in front. Jean & Larry O'Connor, Woburn $50.00 appears elsewhere in this Stevens, 800-236 in 34 trailed by just one point Four different players Evelyn T., Winchester $30.00 column. years as a head coach and with less than two and a scored in that time, with Stephen J. Vaccaro, Burlington $100.00 643-145 in 25 Bentley sea- half minutes remaining Pierce's three-point play at In memory of Al Burt & Saul Weiss from Donna Weiss, •UMass Lowell SENIORS sons, joins Pat Summitt before falling, 62-53, to 10:13 giving the Wildcats a Stoneham $50.00 BRIANNE BOZZEI.I.A (Tennessee), Jody Conradt Mount Ida College at the 38-37 edge That proved to Rita Frazier, Burlington $50.00 (WILMINGTON, MASS.). (Texas), C. Vivian Stringer Mount Ida Athletic Center be the first of eight lead ferry & Tony Chotkowski, Woburn $10.00 ELLA MERULLO (Rutgers) and Sylvia recently. During the swings in a 5:01 span, as the William Fallon, Woburn $25.00 (WAKEFIELD. MASS.) and Hatchell (North Carolina) Wildcats' final contest of Mustangs went on top for In memory of David & Mary L. Gangi from Mark Gangi, Michelle LaMar (Billerica, on the 800-win list. Of those the opening semester, the good after hitting a three- Woburn $100.00 Mass.) were among 19 players four, only Summitt achieved visitors fell to 4-5, suffering pointer with 5:12 left. Jack & Peg Morrison, Woburn $50.00 selected to the 2010 New the milestone in fewer con- their third loss by nine Wheelock twice crept within Sue & Steve Algeri, Reading $30.00 England Women's tests than Stevens' 1036. A points or fewer. The one point, including for the In memory of George A. Morris from Madeline P. Morris, Intercollegiate Soccer sixth could join the list later Mustangs snapped a four- final time on a Rice bucket Woburn $25.00 Association (NEWISA) on Sunday when Stanford's game losing streak in mov- with 2:37 to go, but the hosts Carol Ray, North Reading $25.00 Division II All-Star Team. Tara VanDerveer seeks her ing to 3-5. scored the final eight points In memory of Ernest & Marie Dentali from Anonymous, Bozzella, who graduated 800th at Tennessee JUNIOR ERIC RICE to pull away. Wilmington $200.00 fourth among UMass Lowell's Leading the attack for (WOBURN. Tom & Marcia Harding, Woburn $25.00 career scorers with 15 goals the 7-1 Falcons were SEN- MA/WOBURN) shot frof-11 •ANSWER TO THIS John & Sophie Kearns, Woburn $25.00 and 12 assists (42 points), was IOR FORWARD ELISE for 13 points while adding WEEK'S TRIVIA QUES- In memory of my Mom, Eileen, from Nancy Rodman, Woburn the top Division II overall X i three assists for Wheelock, TION; The answer is Randy $25.00 vote-getter while Merullo, (WAKEFIELD/ARLINGT while classmate KYLE Johnson. In memory of Bill Anthony from Top Cat, Woburn $15.00 among the program's best- ON CATHOLIC HS) with 20 PIERCE (BURLINGTON. In memory of The Weldon Family—Earl, Muriel & Earl Jr. ever defenders, drew the most points and nine boards, MA/BURLINGTON) •DO YOU KNOW from Top Cat, Woburn $10.00 votes among the backs select- freshman post Jacqui notched 11 points and six SOMETHING WE DON'T? In memory of Al & Dot Martin from Suzanne & Al Minghella ed. B r u g 1 i e r a rebounds. Sophomore If you have information Stoneham $35.00 All three players were (Fitchburg/Wachusett Reg. Bashir Hudson (Jamaica about a local athlete that In memory of Anna E. Murphy from James K. Murphy, selected to play in the HS) with 18 points and a Plain, MA/Weston) snagged you would like to see appear Woburn $25.00 NEWISA Senior Bowl on Dec. career-best 15 rebounds off 12 points while blocking two in this column, please email Mary P. Clair, Woburn $20.00 4, which pits players from the bench, and junior guard shots in his fourth start of it to In memory of our son Brad from Joe & Diane Pestana, New England colleges against Meghan Thomann the year, and senior Patsy readingchronicle@com- Stoneham $25.00 one another, at Merrimack (Andover/Andover HS) with DiNuzzo (Beaver, cast.net, or mail it to: Paul Kathleen Leland & Mike Benenate, Woburn $25.00 College. 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Kathleen Adgate, Sandbox four main sectors: Health, this season (tied for sixth) Caira, who came within Woburn $25.00 and advanced to the NE-10 one of her career scoring From S-l Education, Tournament where it drew high and one rebound of a Agriculture/Environment, with Merrimack, 1-1, before double-double finished six the Foundation has helped and Livelihoods. falling on penalty kicks, 5-4. of ten from the field and over 80 NGOs in India to con- The center hopes to fuel with experienced leaders in and our other educational Bozzella led UMass Lowell eight of ten from the foul nect their innovations to rele- improvements in innovation business and nonprofits, as partners are already doing to in scoring this season with line Brugliera achieved her vance through efforts to boost entre- well as educators at all four help Merrimack Valley indi- seven goals and four assists big afternoon in 23 minutes preneurship among college institutions to address social viduals and employers devel- and ranked tied for fifth of action, and Thomann, The Deshpande students, young professionals, challenges and spark new eco- op technology skills and a among Northeast-10 who entered the game with Foundation helps entrepre- displaced workers, experi- nomic development. The competitive entrepreneurial Conference leaders with four the best three-point shoot- neurs and leaders put togeth- enced professionals and exist- entire Merrimack Valley will approach," said Northern game-winning goals. She was ing percentage in Division er the right pieces to grow ing companies. This includes benefit." Essex Community College named to the NE-10 All- II, raised her accuracy and succeed with their inno- providing leadership training, The announcement was President David Hartleb in a Conference Second Team on mark from outside the arc vation. seed funding and capacity made at the first-ever release. "It will allow us to Oct. 29. to .677 with her five-of-six The Deshpande building support to organiza- Merrimack Valley bring our efforts to a new Merullo and LaMar helped performance Foundation looks for organi- tions and individuals in the Development Dialogue, which level, helping us to grow the lead a defense that main- Bentley shot 49 percent zations which: region. drew more than 250 represen- Merrimack Valley economy in tained a 1.07 goals against for the game while amass- Offer innovative solutions "As the home of the tatives of business, education, exciting new ways." average - fourth in the NEMO ing 46 points in the paint, 17 to society's largest and most Industrial Revolution, the government and non-profit The Sandbox is a term - and posted seven shutouts off turnovers, 20 on second pressing issues, tackling prob- Merrimack .Valley has a organizations. Speakers given to a geographically (tied for fifth). chance opportunities and 13 lems which impact large pop- strong history of innovation included Deshpande and the defined area in southern UMass Lowell returns 21 on the fast break. The ulations or for which current and entrepreneurship," said leaders of the four education- India. Located in the north- players and eight starters for Falcon non-starters nearly solutions are unsatisfactory. UMass Lowell Chancellor al partners, along with west corner of the state of the 2011 season. scored half of the team's Provide ideas that are eas- Marty Meehan in a prepared Massachusetts Secretary of Karnataka, it centers on the points, finishing with 44 on ily and quickly scaled and are statement. Education Paul Reville, twin cities of Hubli and •Bentley University's 16-of-30 from the floor. operationally and financially "This new center will be an Harvard Business School Dharwad. The area has Barbara Stevens became sustainable Additionally, will- idea generator that taps the Dean Nitin Nohria, and diverse economies throughout the fifth women's basketball •Need some help with ingness to replicate with out- imagination, idealism and United States Chief its five districts, with both coach in NCAA history to this week's question? It is side partners is noteworthy. capacity to solve problems Technology Officer Aneesh urban and agricultural set- amass 800 career wins as one of the following players: Have strong leadership faced by the best minds in the Chopra. tings. five double-figure scorers Greg Maddux, Steve and vision. region. Students will partner "This initiative comple- Desh and Jaishree ments what Northern Essex Deshpande are both originally from the Hubli-Dharwad area, which is why the Foundation centers its efforts there, using the area as a lab for social innovation. The coalition plans to launch programs in 2010 and 2011 to promote student entre- preneurship, train young pro- fessionals in the non-profit sector and to incubate start- ups in Lowell and Lawrence. Teach For America, the Sharing is Caring national corps of outstanding recent college graduates wfeo commit to teach for two years All proceeds assist local families. in urban and rural public schools and become lifelong Middlesex East Publications, in association with the Salvation Army will sponsor "MM. leaders in expanding educa- Santa" this holiday season to benefit needy individuals and families in the area. tional opportunity, has In many past years, the Salvation Army has worked quietly within the communities. p, /A But this year it is asking for assistance due to increased pressure to provide services. already launched its efforts in Funds wiH be distributed locally In the M.E. communities which include: Wilmington. Lawrence in partnership with Tewksbury, No. Reading, Lynnfield, Reading, Stoneham, Burlington, Woburn, Wakefield the Deshpande Foundation. and Winchester. More information on this A list of contributors will be published in Middlesex East throughout December. work and the foundation is Corporations and individuals are encouraged to include their names as part of their available at www.deshpande- donations as efforts are made to promote the fund. foundation.org. The "M.E. Santa" effort is actually part of the Salvation Army's ongoing service program. [""MJESEHELPliffl NEEDY I NAME J ADDRESS Please Recycle This Newspaper J £lTY/TOWN ! Pleas* accept my •$25 $stn $i< □ ■ Donations should be mailed to: • Please Mall To: "M.E. SANTA' "M.E. Santa" C/O DAILY TIMES CHRONICLE c/o Daily Times Chronicle I ARROW DRIVE One Arrow Drive WOBURN, MA 01801 Woburn, MA 01801 tV MPOUMXIAST ^pwrtng In Mtf Tim- - CHrontc* EMUM Wotoum, WlnrtuMif, fcirtngten, WrtaHiH), LyimWd WhtK No. feadng Thmolpt, Wilmington ft IMubury Town Crtor, MoiMlMm Mvanftnl WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY DECEMBER 29, 30 2010 PAGE S-5 Sinusitis might be to blame for congestion, discomfort Each and every year, from a common cold. when the temperatures hover around or below freezing, Ij scores of men, women and Sinusitis? children reach for the tissue Because it's common to box to overcome what's typi- mistake a bout of acute Reduce risk for carpal tunnel syndrome cally assumed to be the com- sinusitis with the common mon cold. But that common cold, men and womenen should As any office worker syndrome focuses largely on using tools is an effective pre- cold might actually be some- learn about acute sinusitis to knows, the repetitive strain of taking care of the wrists. vention method. Conditioning thing much different. help determine if what they typing can prove painful from Sleeping with wrists straight, and stretching exercises are Roughly 37 million or their children are suffer- time to time For millions of possibly in a splint, and keep- also effective prevention tech- Americans suffer from at ing through is sinusitis or just people across the globe that ing the wrists straight when niques. least one episode of sinusitis a common cold The symp- pain has led to carpal tunnel each year. An inflammation, toms of acute sinusitis syndrome, a nerve compres- or swelling of the tissue lin- include: sion disorder of the upper ing the sinuses, sinusitis can * Nasal congestion extremity that many people prove very difficult to live * Nasal discharge find develops after prolonged What you need to know with. Healthy sinuses are * Facial pain and pressure periods of typing on a key- normally filled with air, but * Cough or congestion board. about the two different when a person is suffering * Loss of smell from sinusitis, their sinuses •Fever While many people first become blocked and filled * Bad breath learned of carpal tunnel syn- types of blood pressure with fluid and germs, poten- *Dentalpain drome when computers tially leading to infection, lb 'Fatigue became de rigueur in the There are two types of cho- them less flexible. avoid succumbing to sinusitis workplace, the disorder can lesterol, one that can make High-density lipoprotein, this year, learn as much How Is Sinusitis actually be caused by any the arteries less flexible and or HDL, is what's considered about the condition as possi- Diagnosed? number of activities that therefore make a person more "good" cholesterol. That's ble so it can be properly diag- Doctors will typically ask aggravate the structures of susceptible to heart attack or because medical experts feel nosed early on and limit its for a full list of symptoms the carpal tunnel, or the pas- stroke; and the other that HDL carries cholesterol away potentially painful effects. when attempting to diagnose sageway in the wrist that's actually protects against from the arteries and back to the problem. If the doctor made up of the eight arching Carpal tunnel syndrome heart attack. Cholesterol can- the liver, where cholesterol is not dissolve in the blood, Are There Different Types suspects sinusitis, he or she carpal bones in the wrist and can be treated in a number of then passed from the body. In of Sinusitis? may press the sinuses to feel the ligament connecting the ways, including making a which means it has to be addition, some experts also It's easy to ova-look for tenderness and might also pillars of the arch. lifestyle change that adjusts transported to and from the feel HDL removes excess cho- sinusitis because many peo- tap the individual's teeth to how a person performs the cells by carriers known as lesterol from artenalplaque, ple mistakenly assume sinusi- determine if the paranasal Learning about carpal tun- repetitive motion that likely lipoproteins. slowing its buildup as a result. tis is purely a chronic condi- sinus is inflamed. nel syndrome can help reduce led to the condition. Low-density lipoproteins, And though cholesterol is tion. However, sinusitis isn't There are also tests avail- a person's risk of chronic or LDL, are considered "bad" commonly, and falsely, consid- always chronic able to determine if a person carpal tunnel, which can take Medication to treat carpal cholesterol. When too much ered a dirty word, low levels of bad cholesterol is circulating * Acute sinusitis: Acute is suffering from sinusitis years to recover from. tunnel is available as doctors HDL actually increase a per- sinusitis is characterized by a These can include studying might prescribe short-term in the blood, LDL can slowly son's risk of heart disease. A build up on the inner walls of sudden onset of cold-like the mucus culture, conduct- Symptoms of Carpal anti-inflammatory drugs or simple blood test can help symptoms that don't go away ing a CT scan of the sinuses, Tunnel Syndrome inject steroids into the wrist to the arteries, possibly even men and women learn their teaming with other sub- after 7 to 10 days. Symptoms allergy testing, nasal reduce swelling. Such injec- HDL and LDL levels, and if can include runny nose, con- endoscopy, or even blood Numbness in the fingers, tions are most effective when stances to form plaque, a they need to make any thick, hard deposit that nar- gestion and facial pain that work. particularly at night, is often performed on patients with changes to get on the right lasts 4 weeks or less. How Is Sinusitis Treated? the first sign that a person mild carpal tunnel syndrome. rows the arteries and makes track. * Subacute sinusitis: When a person is diag- notices. Many with carpal tun- Symptoms will last 4 to 8 nosed with sinusitis, their nel syndrome have described Doctors will also likely this as their fingers "falling want to immobilize the wrist WcCKS. treatment will depend on * Chronic sinusitis: When whether they were diagnosed asleep" at night, which is then once carpal tunnel syndrome sinus inflammation lasts 8 with acute or chronic sinusi- followed by waking up in the has been diagnosed. A splint weeks or more, the condition tis. morning with numbness or to support the wrist in a com- HEALTH 1ouch is considered chronic. For acute sinusitis tingling in the hands. fortable position and worn patients, treatment can be as overnight helps many patients Are Some People More simple as taking a deconges- Because it's common to reduce pain and get a better Susceptible to Sinusitis? tant or inhaling steam. assume carpal tunnel syn- night's sleep. 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Transfers From s 8 Burlington, Wobum, Winchester, Re***, WakefleW, No. Rearing, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Lyrmfield, Stoneham - WILMINGTON - 10 DOUGLASS GRN urn was sold William UP TO 140^000 READE Prindie and Nina Giovannelli by Stephen and NO TRANSACTIONS. Joseph Russo for $368,000. 9 FAIRVIEW TER was sold to Brian I empora ry -WINCHESTER- Shaughnessy by Brian and Cynthia Shaughnessy for $336,000. Personal Lines 33 ALLEN ROAD was sold to Noelle and Justin 32 HOLTON STREET §B was sold to 32B Clienl Service.' Morreale by Matthew and Cynthia Umscheid Holton St RT and Mark Pesaturo by Robert Represental i\ e for $728,500. Cofflll for $315,000. 73 ARLINGTON STREET was sold to 1 MINCHIN DRIVE was sold to Steven Zarba Salem Five Boyle Insurance is seeking a licensed Matthew and Cynthia Umscheid by Robert and by Paul Gray and Katrina Wright for $277,500. Personal Lines Client Service Representative on a Kenneth Connelly for $1,200,000. temporary basis. Excellent temporary opportunity 1 31 MONTVALE ROAD was sold to Sarah Dow AFIVESTAR 33 EAST STREET was sold to CTMS Realty to join our team and work with our Personal Line QUALITY CAV COMMUNITY and Shawn Fleisner by Linda Pultz and Linda clients. Responsibilities include maintaining LLC by ES Assoc LLP for $855,000. THE GABLES AT WINCHESTER is Smith for $281,000. professional relationships with clients, answering 28 GRAYSTONE CIRCLE #28 was sold to John searching for the following team member 26 ORANGE STREET was sold to Michael questions relating to their policies, explaining and Audrey Colantino by Duffy Realty LLC for whose caring attitude, skills and energy will Taddeo and Kristen Oconnell by Robert Latino products and services, processing client requests, $862,021. enrich our team while allowing you to make the for $270,000. completing new applications on a timely basis, as 32 GRAYSTONE CIR #32 was sold to Laura most of your abilities. 8 PINE GROVE AVE was sold to Jay well as preparing price quotes. Shea by Duffy Realty LLC for $1,016,446. McCarthy by Joseph and Joan McCarthy for Qualifications include a minimum of three years VAN DRIVER LEDGEWOOD ROAD #23 was sold Jay and $415,000. insurance experience and Personal Lines License, (30 hours per week) Juliane Pandolfo by David Williams and 187 PLACE LN #187 was sold to Erin Farrow Microsoft Office skills, including Word, and Excel. We offer competitive compensation. Catherine Reed for $830,000. Applicants must be able to multi task and enjoy by Roy and Patricia Farrow for $247,000. All interested persons should apply in 12 NILES LANE was sold to Melanson Constr working in a fast paced atmosphere and have 35 STEVIN DR was sold to Robert Rufo by person to fill out an application LLC by John Johnson and Linda Levine for excellent public relations skills. Richard and Joann Clair for $728,000. The Gables at Winchester $725,000. Qualified candidates should send resume and salary 33 PIERREPONT ROAD was sold to Kevin requirements to: Human Resources, Salem Five, 299 Cambridge Street and Andrea McCarthy by WJFECFRT by -LYNNFIELD- 2IO Essex Street, Salem, MA 01970 or e-mail to Winchester, MA 01890 474 MAIN STREET was sold to Matthew and [email protected]. Walter Farrell for $615,000. 8 WILLOWDALE ROAD was sold to Cosette Anna Thompson by Mary Dechant for $655,000. 781-756-1026 G29^t Salem Five il an EOEIAA Employer EOE and Jeroen Vanpaassen by Peter and Liza 2 NOTTINGHAM ROAD was sold to Anders Kugeler for $771,800. Youngren by Bruce Kenerson for $390,000.

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-BURLINGTON- 1 FAIRLAWN AVE. was sold Brendan Jones by Ronald Magliozzi and Mary T. Magliozzi estate for $299,900 7 FOREST ROAD was sold to James Patierno and Richard Blechman by Russell Petersen and Mary C. Petersen estate for $235,000. 5 KNOLLWOOD COURT #5 was sold to Ruchu and Janet Hsu This Week's Sampler. The Trinity by 5 Knollwood Court RT and Sherri Baker for $373,500. High 94 LEXINGTON STREET was sold to John and Jennifer Tanzer by Melva Vorhauer and Laura Demone for $337,500. ceilings 27 WILMINGTON ROAD was sold to Matthew and Michelle Shirley by James and Lynn Harrington for $270,000. abound in -NORTH READING- 63 CENTRAL STREET #108 was sold to Joseph and Mary country- Didonato by Albert and Anna Iamelli for $243,500. 12 DEERFIELD PLACE was sold to JDJC LLC by Christopher Max and Citimortgage Inc. for $566,000. style 6 GEORGE ROOT WAY was sold to Jason and Victoria Labriola by Robert and Rose Vozzella for $935,000. 5 LARCHMONT ROAD was sold to Household Finance Corp. by Trinity David Canan and Household Finance corp for $286,236. 4 OAKDALE ROAD was sold to Albert and Anna Iamelli by High and vaulted ceilings Debra Laquidara for $311,500. throughout give a sense of airy openness to the Trinity, a mid- -READING- size country-style home with 80 PROSPECT STREET was sold to Bradford and Sandra four roomy bedrooms. Family Congdon by Joseph and Gina Healy for $328,000. living spaces, along with a gen- erously sized owners' suite, are -STONEHAM- downstairs. The other three 5 CELESTINE TERRACE was sold to Joel and Melanie Salvi bedrooms are on the upper by Jean Hoffman for $259,500. level. 8 CHRISTOPHER STREET was sold to Kevin and Janet From the second floor Martins by Matthew Rosnov for $342,000. bridge, you can overlook both 66 COLLINCOTE STREET was sold to FHLM by Christopher the dining room and the family Power and GMAC Mortgage LLC for $323,440. room. The apex of the vaulted 18 FAIRVIEW ROAD was sold to Michelle and John Quinlan by ceiling that spans dining room, Pamela Moriarty for $405,000. entry and family room is over- 366 MAIN STREET was sold to C&S Capital Proert LLC by 366 head, parallel to the bridge. Main Street T and Sebastian Danna for $448,000. Multipaned windows 5 OVERLOOK ROAD was sold to Lisa Taub and Charles White brighten the dining room, and by Keith Myers and Stephanie Madakis for $575,000. a wide bay expands the living 3 WOODLAND ROAD #412 was sold to SK Woodland LLC by 3 room. Both rooms look out Woodland Road RT and David Roth for $805,000. across a nostalgic shaded porch that wraps around to the -TEWKSBURY- right. But most of the main 14 ANTHONY ROAD was sold to Kayla Biagioni-smith and floor is devoted to the kind of Peter Smith by Phillip Nanof for $320,000. spaces families use day to day - 80 FISKE STREET was sold to Robert Lafreniere by Christine - a large family room, L-shaped and Richard Dyson for $280,000. kitchen and bayed nook. 106 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE was sold to Antonio Morgado by This comfortable area has Sandra Carr for $60,000. a centrally located wood stove, 250 POND STREET was sold to Marc Ginsburg & Sons Inc. by and is wide open. Nothing more John Boudrow for $30,000. than an angled island with a 502 RIVER ROAD was sold to Michelle and Andrea Caso by raised eating bar breaks up the Patch Dev LLC for $487,900. space. A built-in cooktop makes it easy to serve soups and other Prices Slashed on Last 3 Units -WAKEFIELD- hot edibles directly to waiting starling at $299,900 9 HANCOCK ROAD was sold to Jeffrey and Julie Carter by eaters. The step-in pantry pro- Pasquale and Aida Giallongo for $$550,000. vides additional storage space 21 HERITAGE LANE was sold to Marc and Karalyn Simoneau by Ralph and Madelyn Lopilato for $620,000. Trinity Model Open 29 HILLCREST ROAD was sold to Lindsay Shanahan by Hillcrest Road RT and Andrew Hochberg for $312,500. to S-7 80 MAIN STREET was sold to Kevin Griffith by Maureen Fri, Sat & Sun Fleitas for $425,000. 39 PARK AVENUE was sold to Patrick and Kiara Keohane by Kurt and Susan Standke for $675,000. Please Recycle 12-4pm 76 SPRING STREET was sold to Michael Colucci and This Newspaper Benjamin Reuell by Barbara Crosscup for $275,000. Transfers to page S-7

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