THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 Businesswoman’s hat won’t North let curls unfurl in Peabody Shore nets By Anne Marie Tobin importance of proper nutrition. ITEM STAFF Much of her time was spent outdoors, leaving Pena in a no-win situation. funding for PEABODY — It all started with a bad “I spent most of the day outside in the hair day — a lot of very bad hair days hot sun and this caused major damage in fact. to my hair,” Pena said. “If I wore a sun re safety 2010 Peabody High graduate Char- hat it would  atten my curly and volu- lene Pena was minding her own busi- minous hair and if I left my hair bare it ness working at CitySprouts in Cam- would fry in the sun.” education bridge following graduation from After experimenting with scarves and Framingham State College in 2016. other forms of headwear, Pena hit pay- By Elyse Carmosino She was working as an intern, teach- dirt a couple of years later when she ITEM STAFF ing middle school children how to grow their own food and cook, as well as the PEABODY, A3 Charlene Pena Fire departments across the North Shore will soon have more funding to teach re safety in schools and throughout local communities. Skiing in Swampscott The Baker-Polito administration announced Wednesday that 248 mu- nicipal re departments will receive almost $2 million in grants to fund re safety programs for children and seniors state-wide. Departments include Lynn, Lynn- eld, Nahant, Peabody, Saugus, and Swampscott. Each town will receive amounts between $2,055 and $10,656 to put toward Student Awareness of Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) and Senior S.A.F.E. programs. Lynn Fire Chief Steve Archer said the grant funds would likely become available to se- lected communities sometime in the next two months. “The programs have borne some really good fruit,” Archer said of the success S.A.F.E. has shown in Lynn and other nearby towns. “We know they’re having an effect on the num- bers of people killed and injured in res even locally.” As part of the programs, funded by the Executive Of ce of the Pub- lic Safety and Security, re ghters trained in S.A.F.E. curriculum visit schools and senior centers to give talks and demonstrations about re safety. In a press release from the Mas- sachusetts Department of Fire Ser- vices, State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey praised participating de- partments. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “The re departments being sup- “It’s more fun than running,” says Geoff Poister of Swampscott, who breaks out his cross-country ported in these public education skis and does laps around Phillips Park whenever the snow permits. efforts are increasing the safety of the people in their communities,” he said. The release also stated since the student S.A.F.E. program was in- Wilson promises fun, fun, fun in Lynn troduced in 1995, Massachusetts has seen a 76 percent drop in child By Blake Maddux Wilson,” in 2016. To  esh out his re deaths. As a result, the senior FOR THE ITEM ever-so-terse responses, I have S.A.F.E. program was introduced six included material from that book years ago to reduce the number of LYNN — Just a minute or so in his responses. re-related injuries for another vul- into my recent interview with I hope this “enhanced” Q&A nerable population. Beach Boys legend Brian Wil- “The senior program has been son I was, to quote the title of his serves as a suitable preview to his “Greatest Hits Live Tour” per- great,” Archer said. “We’ve been do- 2004 solo album, gettin’ in over ing home visits and smoke detector my head. formance at Lynn Auditorium on Friday. This show is rescheduled and carbon monoxide installations I immediately fell into the jour- … It’s a really good way to safeguard from last year’s concert, which Brian Wilson nalistic mode of presuming that them. was postponed due to Wilson’s brings his “Great- all interviewees understood that “The two programs have just been “mentally insecure” state of mind. est Hits Live Tour” each question was an invitation outstanding and we’re really excited to Lynn Auditori- to elaborate. I forgot I was talking to be receiving this grant.” um Friday. to the most laconic of icons. Q: “Pet Sounds” is considered to Thankfully, Wilson, 77, pub- Elyse Carmosino can be reached at ITEM FILE PHOTO lished his memoir, “I Am Brian WILSON, A3 [email protected]. Community food group Lynn eld gets thriving after rst year going on gazebo

By Thor Jourgensen partners spent 2019 launching By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF projects to, according to its web- ITEM STAFF site, “build a food system that LYNNFIELD — The plans to build a gazebo on LYNN — Who thinks about works for everyone in the city.” the Town Common is on track. gardening in January? Answer: That work included creating “With the septic system installed and complet- Lynn Grows — the community better access to healthy food, garden-grown food organization ed, the next step is to integrate the proposed building community gardens, in- gazebo into the Common,” said Town Engineer celebrating a year on Saturday. creasing the availability of fresh Charlie Richter. “We believe that this will help Lynn Grows’ 25-member steer- FOOD, A3 attract people to the Common, as the Common is ing committee and community the focal point of the community. The best thing is being able to have a permanent, more polished bandstand than the temporary one we have been using, which really was an eyesore. Also, the ga- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Poll: Public doubts Senate zebo will be a perfect bookend with the Meeting St. Mary’s Joseph Abate-Walsh is House and will be a great opportunity for the trial will be revealing guarded by TechBoston’s Chris town.” Nornan Wednesday in Lynn. Abate- Richter, along with Lynn eld Historical Com- ASSOCIATED PRESS anything to change their minds, Walsh led the way with 26 points mission Board member Kirk Mans eld, ap- according to a poll from The As- in a Spartans win. For more, see peared in front of the Board of Selectmen at a WASHINGTON — Americans sociated Press-NORC Center for Sports, page B1. recent meeting to update the board. are sharply divided along party Public Affairs Research. Richter said the plans include brick walk- lines about whether President Overall, the public is slight- LOOK! Sports ways with Americans with Disabilities Act ac- Donald Trump should be removed ly more likely to say the Senate North Shore Swampscott boys cess compliance, crosswalks that will provide from of ce, and they doubt the Community College hockey clinches Senate impeachment trial will do TRIAL, A3 Dean’s List. A6 NEC South. B1 LYNNFIELD, A3

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William “Bill” A. DeAmelio, 64 William J. Coffey Sr., 82 Navius Loyer, 89 1955-2020 1930-2020 LYNN — William “Bill” A. NAHANT — William J. Cof- LYNN — Navius Loyer, 89, The churches’ combined ca- DeAmelio, age 64, a lifelong fey Sr. died peacefully at his of Lynn, Massachusetts suc- pacity of about 800 people resident of Lynn, passed home on Tuesday, January cumbed to cancer in the would maintain a witness for away surrounded by his lov- 21 at the age of 82. comfort of his daughter’s Christ where his family orig- ing family on January 21, Bill lived a full and exempla- home on January 12, 2020. inated. The schools would 2020. He was born in Lynn ry life inspiring those around Navius was born May 5, focus on educating and on July 12, 1955 to his be- him with his commitment to 1930 to Occius Loyer and feeding approximately 400 loved parents, the late Joseph family and community. He Mernolia (Jeune) Loyer in the children in the hope of break- DeAmelio and the late Janet was born in East Boston, small Haitian town of Corail ing the cycle of illiteracy and (Beaton) DeAmelio, and he the son of Mary (Sullivan) d’Aquin. He was the seventh poverty. Navius even took on was the loving husband of Coffey and former State Rep- of nine children but is survived the salaries of the 15 faculty resentative and Boston City Julia (Brady) DeAmelio, with by only three of his siblings: and staff that attached to the Councilor James S. Coffey. whom he shared 46 wonder- his beloved sister, Merilia churches and schools until ful years of marriage. He moved to Nahant in 1950 2011 when he began solicit- and met his beloved wife (Fi ) Brutus and his brothers, Bill was known to walk ing and accepting donations. Cornelia Cadigan. He gradu- Phédor and Edmond Loyer. around the neighborhood A man of vision, who was walking his dog Frankie and ated from Lynn English High Young Navius attended School in 1955 and the two “Ferme Ecole” in Fond des actively involved in so much making friends with everyone would likely neglect his fam- along the way, and his dai- were married at St. Thomas Nègres, Haiti where he rst DeAmelio; the dear brother- ily but not Navius. He loved ly trips to the store to get a Aquinas Church in Nahant on Karen Doherty and husband developed a love of learning. his wife and made sure she scratchy. He was a huge fan in-law of Harry Brady and his November 17, 1957. Paul Doherty of Marblehead, His keen eye and attention to was respected and honored. of shing and would take any wife Gail, Linda Borelli, Phyllis Bill worked for over 20 years MA, daughter Jeanne Hagerty detail earned him his rst job chance he got to pass that Brady, and Danny Brady; the in Boston. He began as an as- and husband Thomas Hagerty as a tailor and subsequently His children testify that he love down to his children and proud grandfather of fteen sistant to his father City Coun- of Cambridge, MA and son as a master tailor. worked hard to provide a grandchildren. From ice sh- grandchildren. Bill is also sur- cilor James Coffey from East Thomas Coffey and wife Jen- However, Navius had good life for his family, that ing to clam shucking, he knew vived by his many nieces and Boston from 1963 to 1964. nifer Coffey of Swampscott, greater ambitions that were he was a man of faith who it all and loved being able to nephews and loyal companion He then served as Chief of MA. Cherished grandfather to temporarily delayed. He fell instilled the fear of God and share his joy with the people Frankie, his beloved pup. He Rehousing for the Boston Re- nine grandchildren, Merilyn seriously sick in 1951 and a love for prayer in his chil- that he loved. Bill’s biggest joy was also predeceased by his development Authority as well Coffey, Jessica Doherty, Le- he moved to Port-au-Prince dren. He didn’t show love in life was his big loving family. other loyal companion Bow. as Development Manager for anne Doherty, Joseph Doherty, where he gave his life to through sentimentality but it Katherine Coffey, Michael Cof- He was the beloved father of Service Information: Economic and Community De- Christ and from then on, his was always evident in his ac- fey, Kevin Coffey, Keira Hagerty Christopher DeAmelio and his Bill’s visiting hours will velopment under HUD for the life took a more upward tra- tions—whether through fam- and Jamie Hagerty. Loved wife Melissa, Anthony DeAme- be held in the Cuffe-Mc- City of Boston, and Finance jectory. He became a faithful ily trips to the beach after Advisor for Model Cities. Bill uncle and godfather to many lio and his wife Pam, Joseph Ginn Funeral Home, 157 member of the First Baptist church or going out for ice held many positions over the nephews and nieces. Bill was DeAmelio, Deanna Giardullo Maple Street, Lynn, from Church of Port-au-Prince cream or KFC after Sunday years including contracting with the brother of the late sister and her partner Ismeal Vicen- 10:00am to 2:00pm on Fri- where in 1956, he met a evening service. te, and Billie-Gene Dentrem- day, January 24, 2020 with the City of Somerville for a new Mary Greenwood, late brother He shared the gospel just school site in Ward 4; he served Thomas Coffey, late sister Ber- beautiful young seamstress ont and her partner Eric Mask; services in the funeral whom he hired to work with as he spoke his mind: with the cherished brother of Dicky home at 2:00pm. Bill buri- as a development manager for nice Lynch and late brother fervent passion. He was a a nonpro t in Fitchburg; he held James (Lou) Coffey. him in his tailor’s shop. Four DeAmelio and his wife Sandy, al will be private. To share years later, unable to resist visionary but never a mere Mathew DeAmelio and his a memory or leave online positions in property manage- Service Information: His dreamer, a man of charac- funeral will be held on Sat- her charm, Navius married wife Jodi, Joseph DeAmelio, condolences please visit ment for both Harbor Manage- ter who outwardly sported a urday at 10AM in St. Thom- Marie Francoise Ultimo on Patrick DeAmelio, Timmy De- www.cuffemcginn.com. ment Co. and The Hall Company tough skin that hid a tender as Aquinas Church, Nahant. October 13, 1960 in Port- Amelio, Lindsey Tzitzon and from Lynn. Bill also contracted heart. He is dearly missed with (FEMA) as a eld of cer in Burial will be in Greenlawn au-Prince, Haiti. Their happy her husband Arthur, Rachel by his loved ones who cel- both New Jersey and Tennessee. Cemetery. Relatives and union led to the birth of ve DeAmelio and her partner Al- ebrate that he is at peace His dedication to community friends are respectfully in- children (four girls and one exandra, Mary DeAmelio, the with the Lord. LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® motivated him to become an vited. Visitation will be in boy): Esther, Josué, Rebecca, late Peter, Michael, and Cheryl Navius is survived by a son, active participant in co-found- the church on Friday from Béraca and Dominique—who Josue Loyer of the Dominican ing (SWIM) Safer Waters in 4-8PM. In lieu of owers, was already awaiting him in Republic, four daughters: Ni- Massachusetts as Chairman, donations may be made glory as she succumbed to cole Jean and her husband President and Treasurer. to https://www.childfund. cancer in July 2017. Bill is the beloved husband org/Ways-To-Donate/. Ar- Frantz Daniel Jean of New During their 58-year mar- York, Esther Loyer-Charles ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! of the late Cornelia Helen Cof- rangements by the SOLIMI- riage which ended only when fey of Nahant. Loving father of NE FUNERAL HOME, Lynn. and her husband Rony of his beloved “Coise” was - Melrose, Rebecca Massillon son William Coffey Jr. and his Directions and guestbook nally overcome by a congen- Call Customer Service wife Catherine Duffy of Nah- and her husband Ralph of at www.solimine.com. ital heart condition in March ant, MA, son Timothy Coffey Lynn, Baraca Loyer Cayo and to place an ad and his wife Kristine Coffey of 2018, Navius and his faithful her husband Wilner of Mon- Swampscott, MA, son Sean wife raised not only their ve treal, Canada. He also leaves 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Coffey and late wife Siva Cof- children but numerous neph- 13 grandchildren and numer- fey of Nahant, MA, daughter ews and nieces. Together ous nephews and nieces. they built a home that was Service Information: His a refuge for extended family funeral will be held on Sat- as well as for those in need. urday, January 25, at the Plans God blessed Navius with Calvary Christian Church, great business acumen. His 47 Grove St, Lynn eld with entrepreneurial spirit led to Visitation from 8:00 AM underway the development of a wide to 8:45 AM and Services range of successful busi- from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. for Bob nesses from real estate and Flowers are welcome and www.sanphypodiatry.com textile store to dry-cleaning. appreciated but the family These businesses would still prefers donations be made Cousy be  ourishing but for the to Sokavim/La Colline at 2010 earthquake that struck www.sokavim.org/en-ca. statue in Haiti. And yet while his busi- Arrangements by the SO-  ness endeavors grew and LIMINE FUNERAL HOME, became increasingly fruitful, Lynn, Massachusetts. Di- Worcester it is for ministry that Navius rections and guestbook at would demonstrate his great- www.solimine.com WORCESTER (AP) — est passion. He personally The management com- nanced the building of two pany that operates the churches and accompanying DCU Center in Worces- schools in Haiti—one in La ter is donating $150,000 Colline, the other in Coraille. to the city to fund a statue of former Boston Celtics great Bob Cousy. The City Council unan- Nellie J. Warrington, 105 imously approved a res- olution Tuesday night accepting the gift from LYNNFIELD — Mrs. Nellie She was the sister of the late ASM Global/SMG Man- J. (Yuchus) Warrington, age Peter and Joseph Yuchus and agement, which operates 105 of Saugus, formerly of lifelong dear friend of Stella the arena, The Telegram Lynn eld, died peacefully Lewis and Helen Prentiss. & Gazette reported. on Monday, January 20, Service Information: Her “The city of Worcester 2020 at the Saugus Reha- Funeral will be held on is extremely grateful for bilitation and Nursing Facil- Tuesday at 8am from the this generous donation,” ity. She was the wife of the Solimine Funeral Home City Manager Edward late Earl A. Warrington. 426 Broadway, followed by Augustus Jr. said. Born and raised in Lynn, a Funeral Mass at 9am in The exact location she was the daughter of St. Mary’s Church, Lynn. of the approximately the late Peter and Amalie Burial will follow in Willow           7-foot-tall statue, in- (Petroiska) Yuchus. It was as Cemetery Lynn eld. Rel- cluding a granite base, a student at Breed Jr. High atives and friends are re- is yet to be determined that Nellie learned to sew spectfully invited to attend. but the tentative plan and cook. She had lived in Directions and guestbook is to place it outside the Lynn and Lynn eld, wintering         at www.solimine.com city-owned arena. in Florida, for most of her life.  The statue will be de- Nellie had worked as a signed and created by seamstress supervisor and Rotblatt Amrany, who instructor in the garment in-   has done life-size bronze dustry for many years. statues of several other  sports gures includ- ing Michael Jordan, Did you know?      Shaquille O’Neil and 781-593-7700 Vince Lombardi. 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LYNNFIELD through many different Chairman Phil Crawford of the Town Meeting,” he fun, fun, fun in Lynn From A1 plans attempting to find a asked what the timeline said. plan that is the best fit for will be. After Selectman Richard WILSON win’s music very much. improved access to the the town. “We hope to start pricing Dalton noted it would be From A1 It’s been a lifelong love of Common, along with “It’s important for us to it out this winter and se- great to have the gazebo mine. hidden electricity and a find something that will lect a contractor and begin in place for Memorial Day, be your masterpiece. Is it 1955 … was the year speaker system and a pos- fit in with the architecture work on the actual gazebo Richter said that the proj- your favorite Beach Boys I got my hands on “Four sible irrigation system. of the town,” he said. in the spring,” said Rich- ect “has a very tight time album? If not, what is? Freshman and 5 Trom- The gazebo will be cen- Mansfield shared the ter. “We will be asking for frame.” A: No, it’s not. My fa- bones,” the first album I tered on the eastern side of latest architectural draw- a separate article at Town “Right now, we are tweak- vorite is “The Beach Boys ever bought. It had two the Common toward Town ings submitted by Cum- Meeting to fund it, then ing the current plans and Love You” [1977]. I was beautiful Gershwin songs Hall, just west of the bell mings Architects. price it out.” are shooting to have final back in the group starting on it, “Somebody Loves facing the Meeting House “The drawing makes the Richter said that the plans in place by the end right around the Bicen- Me” and “Love Is Here to side of the Common. focus of the gazebo the roof while the Lynnfield His- of February/early March,” tennial, and we were mak- Stay.” “Rhapsody in Blue” “If you drive by the Com- as the pitch will be high- torical Society will fund said Richter, adding, “The ing the kinds of records I was the first Gershwin mon at night, it is pitch er,” he said. “And the elec- the construction of the goal is to have the final wanted … I wanted to piece I heard, or at least black and that is such a tricity and speaker system building, the town will in- numbers and costs final- make a record to help the first piece I heard shame as the Common is will all be hidden to keep cur the costs of all other ized and ready for Town everyone around me feel that I knew was by him better … “Ding Dang”… a focal point for the town,” the historical component. improvements, including Meeting so we begin work … I must have been 2 or is one of my favorite songs Richter said. “It would be We don’t yet have the final the brick walkways, irriga- as soon as possible.” 3, which meant that the great to integrate lighting drawings, but would like tion and lighting, that are ever…It makes the whole record was only about a there.” to farm it out to contrac- expected to be incurred. Anne Marie Tobin can be record for me. year old. When [my grand- Mansfield said thattors as soon as possible.” “Hopefully we can start reached at atobin@item- Q: Other than The Beach mother] played it for me, I the commission has gone Board of Selectmen with a couple of weeks live.com. Boys, who do you think was blown away … When are the greatest bands of it was over, my grand- all-time? mother asked me how I Poll: Public doubts Senate trial will be revealing A: The Bee Gees. I love liked it, and I couldn’t an- their music and their har- swer. My mother asked me monies. I really admire TRIAL the same thing, and I still [Barry Gibb]. He is like couldn’t answer. I guess From A1 King Kong … We met at I was still trying to take the Rock and Roll Hall should convict and remove it all in … His music… of Fame back in 1997. I Trump from office than to taught me one thing early presented them for their say it should not, 45 per- on, which was that music induction … Before the cent to 40 percent. But a could be perfect. show Barry came down to sizable percentage, 14 per- meet me and he just sat cent, say they don’t know Q: Did you do any con- in the room. I heard later enough to have an opinion. that he was nervous. I was sulting on the movie “Love Americans on both sides nervous, too. & Mercy?” How does it of the debate say they feel compare to other movies strongly about their posi- Q: Is there anyone whom about you? tions, and three-quarters you’d like to work with? A: No I didn’t. Actual- say it’s not very likely or A: Elton John. I love his ly, my wife did. It’s more not at all likely that the singing. He’s great singer. accurate than the others. trial will introduce new There was a TV movie information that would PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Q: Have you had person- called “The Beach Boys: change their minds. al or professional contact An American Family” that In this image from video, House impeachment manager Rep. Adam Schiff, Linda Valenzuela, 46, of with Elton? Melinda didn’t even let Las Cruces, N.M., leans D-Calif., speaks during the impeachment trial against President Donald A: When Carnie [Wil- me see. She told me that Democrat and said she is Trump in the Senate at the U.S. Capitol in Washington Wednesday. son, his first-born child] it didn’t show who I real- certain that Trump acted was 6, she invited him ly was, or how I had ever unlawfully in pressuring ed in the trial. convict and remove Trump illegal. to her birthday party. He really been … The actor Ukraine’s leader, Volody- Perry, who cast her from office, compared with By comparison, roughly couldn’t come but he sent John Stamos, who is a myr Zelenskiy, to investi- first-ever ballot in the pres- roughly the same share of three-quarters of Demo- her back a note with a huge Beach Boys fan and gate activities by former idential election in 2016 for Democrats who say Trump crats say Trump did some- teddy bear … [In 2001] was involved in that mov- Vice President Joe Biden, Trump, said her opinion of should be convicted and re- thing illegal in his interac- there was a tribute show ie, even apologized to Me- a Trump political rival, the president is shaped by moved. Overall, confidence tions with Zelenskiy at Radio City Music Hall. linda for how I ended up and his son Hunter in the how he’s handled the econ- in the Senate to conduct a Democrats brought ar- People could pick any looking … Having the real Eastern European nation. omy. The national unem- fair trial of the president ticles of impeachment songs they wanted … I story out there was very But Valenzuela also said ployment rate is 3.5 percent is limited, though Republi- against Trump for abuse sang “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” appealing to me, because that it is “not at all likely” and has been hovering near cans are more likely than of power and obstruction with Elton. [On “Gettin’ in it did a job that was hard that she will hear any- a 50-year-low for months. Democrats to say it will be of Congress for actions re- Over My Head”] he did a for me to do in conver- thing from Trump’s de- “This is a person who a fair trial. lated to his decision to tem- song called “How Can We sations or interviews … fense team during the tri- has helped our country, A slim majority of Re- porarily withhold nearly Still Be Dancin’,” which is [Love & Mercy] put it all al that would change her I think, more than any publicans think Trump has $400 million in military aid one of my favorites of all out there. It was honest mind about the president. president has,” Perry said. done nothing wrong in his to Ukraine last year. Dem- my solo stuff … about everything I went “I know what he did was “He’s done so much for us. interactions with Ukraine’s ocrats contend that move through, and how I sur- not legal,” she said. Our economy is flourish- president, though that was made to push Zelenskiy Q: Did you hear the vived it. Similarly, Jackie Perry, ing again for the first time share has declined slightly to target Hunter Biden for Barenaked Ladies’ song 59, a Republican from Car- in many years. There are from an AP-NORC poll in criminal investigation. The “Brian Wilson” when it Q: What is it about play- rollton, Ga., said that she ‘help wanted’ signs every- October — 64 percent then younger Biden had served came out in 1992? ing live that has kept you was certain that Trump where you go now. Our compared with 54 percent on the board of a Ukrainian A: Not really, no. It was touring into your 70s? had acted within the law. country is getting back up now. Roughly another third energy company. Officials not until later on that I A: Well, I like the audi- She said she could not envi- again. That to me is the now think Trump did some- in Ukraine have said they heard it. That was the ences. They are very good. sion her position on Trump important thing.” thing unethical but not ille- have found no wrongdoing strangest song we played They are very receptive. changing because of evi- About 8 in 10 Republicans gal, while just about 1 in in Hunter Biden’s service [on the 2001 tour]. I didn’t A good audience is like a dence or testimony present- think the Senate should not 10 thinks he did something on the board. know about it until the wave that you ride on top guys in the band brought of. It’s a great feeling. But it to rehearsal … In the a crowd can also feel the Community food group thriving after first year song, the guy has a dream other way around, like a that he gets up to 300 wave that’s on top of you. FOOD vive and find markets for neighborhoods not served with homemade dressing, pounds and the starts For ticket information, From A1 their produce and provid- by groceries or markets. and plant carrots to har- floating until the ground go to lynnauditorium.com. ing healthy and wide va- On its website, Lynn vest the following fall. is so far away that he can’t local produce at area food rieties of food for people Grows describes its food “Salad Days are meant to see it anymore. I never Blake Maddux lives businesses, and identify- living in cities smaller for schools work: “Food- give each student a seed- had that dream, but I was in Salem and writes for ing how and where resi- communities. Corps service members to-fork experience, the cool with playing the song North Shore and Bos- dents can shop for food. The group’s priorities help maintain gardens opportunity to see vegeta- if we did a good job. ton-area publications Lynn Grows celebrates are focused on school food, in 9 elementary schools bles grow, and a chance to such as The Arts Fuse, its efforts to promote nu- food education, access, af- and run Salad Days for connect with the land and Q: What inspired you the Beverly Citizen, and the Somerville Times. You trition and readily-avail- fordability, gardens, and 3rd graders. During Sal- their food. Currently 800 to record the album “Bri- an Wilson Reimagines may follow him on Twit- able food sources for local local food business. This ad Days, every 3rd grader students participate in George Gershwin” in ter (@blakeSmaddux) and residents on Saturday, 11 work encompasses ensur- in the school gets to plant Salad Days and grow over 2010? Facebook (@blakeofno- a.m.-2 p.m. at LynnArts, ing adequate nutrition for mixed lettuce seeds in the 1,000 square feet of salad mix across Lynn’s schools.” A: I like George Gersh- trades). 25 Exchange St. children through school garden beds. Children are welcome The organization got its lunches and breakfasts, “They water it and tend at Saturday’s event and start with a partnership providing nutrition educa- to the garden until the LAW OFFICES OF childcare will be provided. in 2015 with The Food tion, supporting communi- salad mix is ready to har- JAMES J. CARRIGAN Project, an organization ty garden initiatives and vest. Before the end of the Thor Jourgensen can be • Social Security Disability for 30 years on finding identifying and helping to school year the students reached at tjourgensen@ • Workers Compensation ways to help farms sur- prevent “food deserts” — harvest the salad, eat it itemlive.com. • Accidents 25 years located across Home delivery from Lynn District Court Businesswoman’s hat won’t let curls unfurl in Peabody 15 Johnson St. subscribers 781-596-0100 PEABODY and business clinics that I Pena dove into the proj- Pena, who also models Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN From A1 participated in motivated ect after returning to Pea- her creations, has sold LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL me to create a business body and taught herself more than 200 hats to date, www.jamescarriganlaw.com came up with the idea for plan, become a better busi- how to sew. She started using Instagram, word of [email protected] the Afrona, a stylish, tube- ness owner and ultimately researching different busi- mouth advertising through shaped hat that stands win this competition.” ness programs to help her events, and now has a dis- curly hair straight up and It was during a trip to learn how to start her own play at Calarenee Salon on preserves curls without the Dominican Republic business. Rantoul Street in Beverly. Selling a house? ever going flat, even after in 2017 that Pena came It was on another trip “They specialize in curly a night of sleep. up with the idea for the back to the Domini- hair and agreed to do kind Buying a house? Pena then founded the Afrona. can, that Pena made a of a pop-up initially and Woven Royal company, “It was pretty much a case life-changing discovery. we did very well, so they Find out what properties whose motto is “Stand of necessity is the mother “I discovered a program started selling in the sa- Your Crown,” and entered of invention. I first had the for entrepreneurs in Lynn lon,” said Pena. recently sold in your area. the company in the 2019 idea for a hat that would called EforAll, as well as Pena says the Anacoano North of Boston Business preserve curly hair without The Enterprise Center at is the most popular and Check out Plan Program and Com- flattening it in 2017 when Salem State,” Pena said. that her Dominican heri- petition in 2019. Last De- I moved to the Dominican “I had always wanted to tage provided the inspira- the Real Estate page cember, Pena was awarded Republic,” said Pena. “I start my own business but tion in product naming. first prize, and, with it, a sketched out a design and didn’t really know how, so “The styles are named in Saturday’s paper. winner’s check for $10,000. my aunt, Chana Jimenez, both of these programs for Dominican women, “Right now, I’m at my who I was living with, intro- were just what I needed to where it all began for my capacity, so now with duced me to a seamstress get to the next level.” family and me,” said Pena. $10,000 I can look to hire named Fela, who lived in a She applied to both pro- Products range in price someone to help sew and poor area of Santo Domingo. grams. Denied at Enter- from the $19 bowband to run ads, sell and market,” “I had tried different prise, she was accepted at velvet ($64-69). For more said Pena. “I cannot thank ideas, but none of them EforAll. information about Woven the Enterprise Center worked, until we figured it She started the three- Royal and the entire prod- enough for all the support all out, and working with month program in Decem- uct line, visit the company they have given me to get Fela, we created the first ber, 2018, and graduated website, www.wovenroyal. here today. The workshops Afrona,” said Pena. in March, 2019. com. A4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 OPINION

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Selectman Crawford Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey seeking reelection W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman I would like to an- welcome boost to our parking lot and play- Customer Service nounce that I will be tax base and real estate ground. We created “A Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS running for re-election values. The Fields project Healthy Lynnfield” to Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 for the Lynnfield Board turned some of the worst help bring education, Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 of Selectmen. I ask for recreational facilities in awareness and resources 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 your support and your the North Shore to some to all residents. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 vote on April 14, 2020. of the finest which will The town has managed Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 It has been an honor benefit generations to to accomplish a lot over Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 and privilege serving on come. LIFE built a new the past seven years, all Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 the Board of Selectmen senior residential project, within the budget. Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 for the past seven years Colonial Village, which The future will present and I look forward to offers our residents many important topics Circulation serving the residents more options to stay in for us all to consider. [email protected] of Lynnfield for anoth- town when it’s time to The hiring of a new Ext. 3 er term. My wife and downsize. Our schools school superintendent, Newsroom I have been residents have been honored as town clerk and town [email protected] for 33 years and were some of the best in the assessor. We will bring [email protected] fortunate to have raised State and continue to get forward a final plan for Ext. 4 EDITORIALS our four children here better. Our Senior Center a new clubhouse at the Sports and have them attend continues to excel and King Rail Golf Course. [email protected] our outstanding schools. set the standard for all The proposal for a new Ext. 5 library will also be pre- High school interns help Now our children have others to follow. We also Retail and Online married and have have a robust Library sented to the town for Advertising NASA find new planets chosen to live here and that is now looking for a approval when the par- [email protected] raise our grandchildren new home to expand and tial funding is approved ADVERTISING by the state. We will be in this wonderful town. modernize. Ernie Carpenter Jr. Editorial from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Editorial I have been involved We have many new looking at a new com- Director of Advertising Board with dozens of volunteer faces in town govern- prehensive plan from and Business Development, ext. 1355 activities over the years ment including a new our Strategic Planning [email protected] NASA’s recent discovery of two new planets — one scientif- Committee regarding ically resembling Luke Skywalker’s home planet of Tatooine as well as having served town administrator, fire Ralph Mitchell our town buildings. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 and another that’s Earth-sized and possibly habitable — are five years on the Finance chief, DPW director, li- [email protected] inspiring for a reason beyond the thrill of discovery. Committee. This, cou- brary director and town The future will require Both were found by, or with the help of, high school students. pled with my 35 years of treasurer. All have been good financial direction Eric Rondeau The two cases were presented this month to the Ameri- and understanding. The Sales Representative, ext. 1280 working in finance, have great additions and will [email protected] can Astronomical Society in Honolulu. debt schedule should be Wolf Cukier, 17, was interning at the Goddard Space given me a unique per- help our Town flourish Patricia Whalen spective on how to deal for many years to come. considered and how the Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., when he spotted varia- timing of any new debt Sales Representative, ext. 1310 with issues that arise We have saved the [email protected] tions in data collected by NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet will affect your taxes. Survey Satellite, or TESS. and make decisions that Centre Farm to keep Ultimately, it is up to you, BUSINESS OFFICE “About three days into my internship, I saw a signal from are in the best interest the charm of our Town the voters and the more Susan J. Conti a system called TOI 1338. At first I thought it was a stellar of the Town of Lynnfield. Center, sold the Perley information you have the Controller, ext. 1288 eclipse, but the timing was wrong. It turned out to be a Over the past sev- Burrill property to be [email protected] planet,” Wolf said. easier it will be to decide. en years there have cleaned up and devel- The planet, now known as TIO 1338 b, is the first in- Please allow me to con- Ted Grant stance of a circumbinary planet, a world orbiting two stars, been many changes in oped into residences, Publisher, ext. 1234 tinue to represent you on [email protected] reminding “Star Wars” fans like Wolf of its protagonist’s our town. The Town of provided much needed the Board of Selectmen. I Marian Kinney two-sunned home planet. It is more than 1,300 light years Lynnfield came out of funding to reconstruct humbly ask for your vote away from Earth. the recession in much town roads, rebuilt the ext. 1212 High school sophomore Alton Spencer helped discover a on April 14, 2020. [email protected] better shape than most children’s playground Thank you for your planet almost seven times as big as Earth. The newly dis- in the Commonwealth. at Glen Meadow park, Will Kraft covered world, TOI 700 d, is the first Earth-sized planet in support, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 its star’s habitable zone. Market Street created approved the renovation [email protected] TESS, for which both students interned, was designed hundreds of jobs, numer- of both the fitness center Phil Crawford Paula Villacreses and launched specifically to find Earth-sized planets -or ous options for shopping at the High School and Chairman, Lynnfield A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 biting nearby stars. According to Paul Hertz, astrophysics and dining and a much the Jordan Park fields, Board of Selectmen [email protected] division director at NASA’s headquarters in Washington, “Discovering TOI 700 d is a key science finding for TESS.” WAYNE WINEGARDEN Mike Shanahan Both planets are many light years away from Earth, Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] making them impossible to reach with existing technology. Having discovered that at least one such planet exists of- Carolina Trujillo fers incentive to develop the technology to visit them. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Embracing entrepreneurship [email protected] That’s the sort of hope NASA’s two young stars should inspire. They, like Luke Skywalker in the first “Star Wars” Jim Wilson movie, are teenagers looking for a challenge. If nothing Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 else, joining them in their fascination is fun. to win the war on poverty [email protected] CIRCULATION Law enforcement’s money grab Lisa Mahmoud More than 38 million search Institute shows, 4.4 times the median Manager, ext. 1239 Americans are living in government has erected net worth of an Afri- [email protected] Editorial from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial board poverty, according to the barriers that make it can-American household. CUSTOMER SERVICE Traveling with a large sum of cash is probably a bad idea latest U.S. Census data. difficult for low-income It takes four times the La’ Mosha Ball from a safety standpoint, but it shouldn’t mean you risk hav- That’s just under 12 per- entrepreneurs to get median net worth of the Customer Service, ext. 1276 ing that money taken away by law enforcement because some- cent of the population. their businesses off the average Latino family. [email protected] one labels it suspicious activity. The Federal Reserve’s GRAPHICS A woman from Massachusetts claims that’s exactly what Not exactly what Presi- ground, hire more work- happened to her when she tried to board a plane in Pittsburgh dent Lyndon Johnson had ers, and work their way annual Small Business Trevor Andreozzi last summer while carrying $82,373 in her purse, money that in mind when he declared out of poverty. Credit Survey notes that Designer was her father’s life savings and entrusted to her for deposit war on poverty in 1964. These barriers include firms seeking between [email protected] in a joint account. Since then, the U.S. pov- costly business taxes, fees, $100,000 and $250,000 Frederick Higgins Terry Rolin, 79, a retired railroad worker from South Fay- erty rate has averaged and permits; a complicat- have the most difficult Designer ette, Pa., and his daughter, Rebecca Brown of Lowell, filed [email protected] suit in federal court against the Transportation Security about 13 percent. It’s de- ed tax code that requires time securing financing. Administration and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administra- clined slightly during eco- significant out-of-pocket These are the microbusi- Mark Sutherland tion claiming the money was illegally seized and should be Creative Director nomic booms and ticked expense for compliance; nesses that low-income [email protected] returned to them. up during recessions. nonsensical occupational entrepreneurs are build- And that’s exactly what should happen. The incident NEWSROOM amounts to legal theft by the government and the trampling In other words, the licensing laws that im- ing from the ground up. of an individual’s Fourth Amendment right against illegal War on Poverty has been pede a person’s right to Community banks are Mike Alongi search and seizure. the traditional providers Sports Reporter ext. 1228 fought to a draw, despite work; and exceedingly [email protected] In the lawsuit, Brown said the money was flagged by a TSA trillions of dollars in fed- high minimum wage laws of credit for these firms. agent when her carry-on luggage was X-rayed. A state trooper But they’ve been stymied Bill Brotherton questioned her about the money, but she was allowed to leave eral spending. Yet more that make it difficult for Features Editor ext. 1338 for the gate with the cash. Later, a DEA agent and trooper spending is exactly what entrepreneurs to create by overly burdensome [email protected] federal regulations. Re- approached her at the gate and interrogated her about why the leading contenders jobs. Elyse Carmosino she was carrying so much cash. The agent insisted on talking for the Democratic pres- All told, small busi- forms enacted in 2018 Reporter, ext. 1264 with her father, despite Brown’s objection that her father has idential nomination are nesses with fewer than exempted small banks [email protected] cognitive issues and would be groggy and confused since it from some of the Dodd- was only 7 a.m. calling for as part of their 50 employees face nearly Gayla Cawley She also told the agent she and her siblings planned to buy effort to alleviate poverty. $12,000 in costs per work- Frank Act’s most onerous Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] her father a new truck as a surprise. There’s a better way er just to comply with regulations; that should After talking with her father, the agent told Brown “your to help people climb the government regulations. help improve small busi- Cheryl Charles answers don’t match” and seized the cash. nesses’ ability to access News Editor, ext. 1278 The DEA has since informed Rolin and Brown — neither of economic ladder. And Adhering to the tax code [email protected] whom has been charged with a crime — that it plans to keep that’s by making it easi- costs very small business- credit in the future. Starting a new business Olivia Falcigno the money through civil asset forfeiture, a legal process that er to be an entrepreneur. es — those with one to Photographer, ext.1224 allows law enforcement to seize money or property from an Entrepreneurship is five employees — about has always been a piece [email protected] individual without charging that person. of the American dream. If it seems unfathomable that a law enforcement agency one of the surest ways for $4,300 per employee. Spenser Hasak those with low incomes to There are several mar- Unfortunately, too many Photographer, ext. 1332 could seize the cash you have in your airport luggage — for government-created ob- virtually no reason and without charges — think again. The beat a path into the mid- ket reforms that policy- [email protected] stacles stand in the way nonprofit Institute for Justice, which is representing Rolin dle class. A study from makers can deploy to re- Thor Jourgensen and Brown in their class-action suit, said between 2006 and of entrepreneurs toiling the Small Business Ad- verse this trend. In light Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 2016, the DEA seized more than $200 million from 5,200 indi- to produce better lives for [email protected] ministration found that of these unconscionable viduals at the 15 busiest airports in the country. their families. Removing Dan Alban, an Institute for Justice lawyer, said the formal “self-employed workers tax and regulatory costs, Daniel Kane these obstacles is essen- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 notice of intent to forfeit the money usually carries some vague who own incorporated policymakers should cut tial to ultimately winning [email protected] legal claim such as the activity fit the pattern of a drug courier. businesses have much bureaucratic red tape, There is administrative recourse for individuals attempting the War on Poverty. Steve Krause to have their money returned by the confiscating agency, but higher earnings than all simplify the tax code, and Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 most prove unsuccessful or the individual gives up because of other worker groups in jettison ill-considered Wayne Winegarden is [email protected] the legal costs in retaining an attorney. low-income areas.” new regulations such as a senior fellow in busi- Harold Rivera The case involving Rolin and Brown highlights the abuse of Entrepreneurship is a $15 minimum wage. ness and economics at Sports Editor, ext. 1238 civil asset forfeiture laws. It’s one of the reasons the Institute [email protected] for Justice, which has won similar cases, filed a class-action also a pivotal way for im- Reforms should also fo- the Pacific Research In- suit, asking the courts to rule that agencies such as TSA and migrants to secure the cus on improving low-in- stitute. Download a copy Anne Marie Tobin DEA can no longer conduct seizures without probable cause better life they sought by come entrepreneur’s ac- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 of his study “Entrepre- [email protected] and the filing of charges. coming here. Nearly 30 cess to capital, which is neurship as a Pathway Carrying a significant amount of cash into an airport, percent of all new entre- perhaps the biggest hur- to the American Dream” Ryan York though unwise, is not a crime. Having it seized without cause Copy Editor, ext. 1220 or charges filed is unconscionable. preneurs are immigrants. dle aspiring businesses at www.pacificresearch. [email protected] But as a new report on The courts should rule in favor of Mr. Rolin and Ms. Brown, must overcome. org. This piece originally TECHNOLOGY have their money returned and put an end to future seizures. the state of entrepreneur- Starting a business ran in the San Francisco ship from the Pacific Re- Chronicle. 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Tuesday. The truck was towed. (781) 592-8796 A caller reported at 5:09 A Salem State University LYNN p.m. Tuesday she comes police officer called Wednes- Appointment will be scheduled during the times below: across the same person who day at 10:02 a.m. to report a Arrests drives aggressively every Sutton Road resident had not Monday –Thursday 7:45 a.m. – 3:15p.m. morning. She said the male shown up nor called in sick for Ihsan Gholizadeh, 33, of driver tailgates and becomes three days. The person was out Friday 7:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. 151 Tremont St., Boston, was aggressive by passing her and of the country. arrested and charged with other vehicles while moving Beginning March 3, 2020 false motor vehicle insurance through traffic. She said that claim, attempt to commit a morning, the man followed her SAUGUS Extended hours on Tuesdays until 7:15 p.m. crime and false crime report at to the Nahant Rotary, passed 6:52 p.m. Tuesday. her and gave her the finger. Complaints Kimberly Huston, 53, of 70 She was advised to call police Police received a call at Granite St., was arrested and when the incident occurs in 3:48 a.m. Wednesday from a charged with assault with a Marblehead. man stating his neighbor was dangerous weapon and as- Transit Police reported two in his yard using power tools. sault and battery at 10:10 large trucks were blocking bus- The man said this has been an p.m. Tuesday. es from getting through and ongoing issue. Police were dis- were refusing to move at 5:15 patched to Burnham Avenue Accidents p.m. Tuesday at Washington and spoke to the neighbor, and Pearl streets. Local police who agreed to keep the noise A report of a motor vehicle responded and reported the crash at 5:46 p.m. Tuesday at down. call was unfounded. A caller at 12 p.m. Tuesday 1000 Western Ave.; at 6:32 A report of erratic operation reported a female in a white p.m. Tuesday at 80 Neptune at 10:14 p.m. Tuesday at SUV throwing trash out her Blvd.; at 7:41 p.m. Tuesday at Pleasant and Spring streets. window while parked on the Taco Bell at 124 Boston St.; A caller reported a small red at 10:49 a.m. Wednesday at car was operating erratically. corner of McCullough Road Buffum and Oxford streets. It was reportedly swerving and and Biscayne Avenue. Dis- A report of a motor vehicle then going very slowly. Jaido patched officers reported the hit and run crash at 6:53 p.m. Lopez, 19, of Lynn, was arrest- woman was pulled over and Tuesday at 63 Astor St. ed (see arrests). there was no trash near the motor vehicle. Breaking and Entering Theft Larceny A report of a motor vehicle A report of credit card fraud breaking and entering at 8:20 at 6:28 p.m. Tuesday on Pros- A woman called the station p.m. Tuesday at 73 Green St. pect Street. at 6:54 p.m. Tuesday to report her wallet was stolen out of her Complaints vehicle around 6 p.m. Officers PEABODY were dispatched to Founders A report of an injured cop at Way for a report. 11:44 p.m. Tuesday at 300 Arrest Washington St. Samantha M. Whitcomb, Motor Vehicle Incidents 48, 203 Lynnfield St., was Overdose arrested Wednesday at 12:29 A caller at 1:47 p.m. Tuesday reported a motor vehicle acci- Lynn Public Schools A report of an overdose at p.m. and charged with unli- censed operation of a motor dent near Kohl’s Department 7:21 am. Wednesday on River Store on Broadway. The caller Centro de Informações aos Pais Street. vehicle and operating under the influence of drugs. stated someone involved in Jardim de Infância - 12a Série Theft the accident reported to have Complaints neck pain. Officers and an am- Matrícula para setembro de 2020 A report of a larceny at 8:37 bulance were dispatched to p.m. Tuesday at 28 Union St.; A caller on Glen Drive report- the scene, where ambulance A partir de 2 de março de 2020 at 9:34 a.m. Wednesday at ed an elderly woman came to transport was refused and mi- 780 Lynnway. his house carrying a bag of nor damage was recorded. O registro é SOMENTE com hora marcada shoes and said she had been Vandalism thrown out of a home on Glen SWAMPSCOTT Ligue para marcar horário a partir de 27 de janeiro de 2020 Drive Wednesday at 9 a.m. A report of vandalism at The woman was transported to Accidents (781) 592-8796 5:11 p.m. Tuesday at 11 Mar- Winchester Hospital and North gin St. Shore Elder Services was no- A report of a motor vehicle O atendimento será agendado durante os horários abaixo: tified. crash at 8:33 a.m. Tuesday at MARBLEHEAD A caller reported a male par- 84 Humphrey St. Segunda-feira - 7:45 am - 3:15 pm. ty was slumped over the wheel Arrest in his car by D’Orsis Bakery on Overdose Sexta-feira, das 7:45 am às 2:15 pm. Washington Street Wednesday Jaido Lopez, 19, of 70 Wal- at 7:58 a.m. The man said he A report of an overdose at A partir de 3 de março de 2020 nut St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was ar- worked at a body shop and 3:56 p.m. Tuesday at 220 rested and charged with OUI was waiting for it to open. Humphrey St. Horário prolongado de terça-feira até 7:15 pm. Mother charged in college Escuelas Públicas de Lynn bribery case pleads guilty Centro de Información para Padres

By Collin Binkley sultant William “Rick” Littlefair asked Singer to Kindergarten - Grado 12 ASSOCIATED PRESS Singer, who is accused of provide a stand-in for her orchestrating the scheme son since he was sched- Inscripción para septiembre del 2020 BOSTON — A Cali- and pleaded guilty last uled to be out of the coun- fornia woman pleaded year. try, prosecutors said. An Comenzando el 2 de marzo del 2020 guilty to a federal fraud Prosecutors say Little- employee at Singer's com- La inscripción es SOLAMENTE con una cita charge Wednesday after fair hired Singer's com- pany agreed to have a “fel- authorities said she paid pany to take four online low male colleague” act as Llame para hacer citas a partir del 27 de enero del 2020 a company $9,000 to take classes on behalf of her Littlefair's son. online classes for her son son so he could graduate Littlefair later demand- (781) 592-8796 at Georgetown University from Georgetown in 2018. ed a discount when Singer and then demanded a dis- Three of the courses were billed her for a portion of La cita será programada durante los siguientes horarios: count when he received a taken through George- the work, authorities said. C. town, prosecutors said, She complained that her Lunes- Jueves 7:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. Karen Littlefair, 57, while one was taken on- son received a C in one of pleaded guilty in federal line at Arizona State Uni- the classes and said “the Viernes 7:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. court in Boston to conspir- versity and then trans- experience was a night- acy to commit wire fraud. ferred to Georgetown. mare!” Singer refused to Comenzando el 3 de marzo del 2020 The resident of Newport Littlefair paid a total of provide a discount, saying Beach, Calif., previous- about $9,200. the process “was a night- Horario extendido los martes hasta las 7:15 p.m. ly agreed to the plea in a Her son graduated from mare for all.” deal with prosecutors. She the private university in Officials at Georgetown is to be sentenced May 13. Washington, D.C., in May said they uncovered the The charge carries up 2018. The school previous- misconduct in an inter- Lynn Public Schools to 20 years in prison, but ly said it has the authority nal review that began Sant Enfòmasyon pou Paran yo prosecutors said they will to revoke degrees if serious after authorities first an- recommend four months misconduct is discovered nounced the bribery case Kindègadenn – Nivo 12 and a $9,500 fine. after a student graduates, in March 2019. Littlefair is among more but officials have not said Among those initial- Enskripsyon pou Septanm 2020 than 50 people charged whether they took action ly charged were former in a college admissions against Littlefair's son. Georgetown tennis coach Kòmansman 2 Mas 2020 scandal that has ensnared A school spokesperson Gordon Ernst, who is ac- dozens of wealthy parents. declined to comment fur- cused of taking $2.7 million Se sou Randevou SÈLMAN enskripsyon ap fèt Many are accused of por- ther Wednesday. in bribes to designate at traying their children as In court documents, least 12 applicants as re- Apati 27 Janvye 2020, rele pou pran randevou nan fake athletic recruits to get prosecutors said Littlefair cruited athletes even if they them into elite universi- worked with Singer and didn’t play tennis. Ernst (781) 592-8796 ties, while others allegedly his employees to make has pleaded not guilty. paid to rig their children's sure the scheme worked. Georgetown previously Y ap mete randevou w la nan orè sa a: SAT or ACT exams. When one of the class- rescinded admissions to At the center of the case es required a video con- two applicants connected Lendi –Jedi 7:45 a.m. – 3:15p.m. is college admissions con- ference with a professor, to the case. Vandredi 7:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Soti 3 Mas 2020 Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Orè Madi yo ap pwolonje jiska 7:15 p.m. All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available A6 THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 LOOK! Clashing Clothes Day, National Pie Day, National Handwriting Day, Snowplow Mailbox Hockey Day

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The following students were Liana Kim, Cynthia Kim-Castro, Aleah Tillotson, John Tival, Mari- Diaz, Samantha Rosano, Makayla named to the Dean’s List for Jerry Koch, Roman Kovalev, Ja- na Tonkonogaya, Yirmalia Torres, Rose, Anna Rozopoulos, Chanso- the fall semester at North Shore son Kreamer, Elizabeth Krische Jamaze Toussaint, Lai Tran, Veron- vannary Sar, Samantha Scalfani, Community College: Deleon, Stella Kumcho, Aman- ika Trirog, Nathan Uhunsere, Javi- Cassandra Shabarekh, Scott da Labonte, Jennifer Langlais, er Valle, Carlos Vargas, Dayanna Sheehan, Thalia Shomos, Mi- Lynn Tien Le, Eileen Leavey, Meghan Vasquez, Karina Vasquez Garcia, chael Silva, Alicia Sinclair, Jessica Leavitt, Silis Leng, Anthony Lew- Kimberly Vasquez Tineo, Anabel Smith, Daniel Souza, Nathaniel Estarlo Abreu, Tabitha Ad- in, Nikolas Lilja, Iyanoska Liria, Vega, Nattasha Vega-Gonzalez, St. Pierre, William Suleski, Fati- ams, Victoria Adebanji, Douglas Yuleika Lluveres, Ludwin Lopez, Claribel Veliz-Mota, Gisselle Ven- ma Zahra Tahi-Bouzidi, Matthew Adekunle, Charity Ailemen, Angel Mariangelica Lopez, Rafael Lo- tura, Oladapo Vera-Cruz, Melina Talkington, Abigail Taney, Kaylee Aiworo, Prodensia Akate, Jessie pez, Vianelda Lopez, Alyah Lo- Veras Quinones, Patricia Viera, Tusinski, Rachel Tusinski, Curtis Alas, Vanessa Albornoz Garcia, pez Pena, Yuleidys Lopez Perez, Melissa Viger, Tracie Vindel, Twombley, Brenden Vega, Kaylie Elaisa Alcantara, John Alcan- Robert Lopilato, Jonathan Lo- Joanny Vittini, Decklin Wall, Kate Ward, David Wilson, Kara Wy- tara, Kassandra Alleyne, Elijah renz-Galdamez, Jenna Lucien, Wheeler, Derek White, Forest Wil- ant-Cruz, Stefan Xheli Almendarez, Angela Alvarez-An- Lynda Luk, Esly Macario, Oda- liams, Sadad Yusuf drade, Adaeze Amadi, Ismael lis Macario, Diangely Maceira Revere Ambrocio-Lopez, Amal Amon, Diaz, Sandra Machado, Dennis Lynnfield Paula Andruskiewicz, Jaelyn An- Maina, Magaly Maldonado, Cin- Lexi Breault, Tiana Bui, Kath- gelo, Krismelly Angomas, Francy dy Maldonado Rivera, Dioges John Arsenault, Dylan Black- erine Bullerwell, Aamirah Cara- Araujo, Monique Argueta, Bry- Marinez Mejia, Kelly Marrero, er, Christopher Calvani, Jessica ballo, Janncy Chevez, Herlinda FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS an Arias, Karla Arias, Elizabeth Alicia Martin, Edwin Martinez, Caruso, Adam El-Telbani, Erika Clara, Bianca Colella, Dante Arias Alfaro, Carlos Arias Reyes, Heidi Martinez, Elian Mateo, Glowik, Stephen Groussis, Dan- Decologero, Lily Delloiacono, Joey Kramer, a founding member of Aero- Dublin Arrey, Kate Arriaga, Stel- Edgar Matias, Celeste Matos iel Jameson, Christopher Kelter, Aurea Dias, Andrew Dion, Bryan smith, filed a lawsuit against his band mates la Aziegbe, Brittany Bachewski, Beltre, Cesar Matul, Daisy Mat- Evan Kramich, Kyle Nekoroski, Garcia-Ono, Vilma Garza, Keth- in January. Kaylani Baez, Brandan Baker, ul, John Matul Chun, Josephine Stephanie Thompson len Evila Gomes Jacome, Melita Jennifer Barrientos-Aguilar, Lar- Mayard, Makayla Mcrae, Belgis Hafizovic, Alyssa Hess, Daniel ry Barrios, Maria Barrios, Jane Mejia, Miguelina Mejia, Katherin Marblehead Hurley, Josely Jimenez Villar, Aerosmith drummer Barton, Christopher Bates, Jac- Melenciano Lara, Elisa Mendez, Megan Kelly, Omar Khalil, David Micah Alden-Danforth, Ray- queline Batres, Amanda Bavaro, Emily Mercado, Jennifer Mere- Kimemiah, Selma Lakacha, Jill sa Alvarez, Nicole Andrushak, loses bid to rejoin band Brenda Bechara, Jennifer Bena- jo Mena, Jennifer Merino, Filsto Lanza, Hue Le, Crisleydi Lithgow, Marianne Bohn, Robert Borden, vides-Amaya, Kely Benavidez, Michel, Richard Mieses, Carolin Eileen Lopez Estrada, Rosalie Brittney Bernabel, Alex Bernadin, Susanna Borden, Emma Brough- Mieses Reyes, Shantell Mitch- Mahoney, Nicholas Manfra, Su- for Grammy honors Janissa Best-Foster, Adshana ton, Hillary Guerrero, Alyson ell, Khadijo Mohamed, Edgardo jitha Manohar, Ana Marishta, Birotte, Galina Bondarenko, Hopkins, John Howard, Regine Montoya, Elvis Mora, Brenda Yesenia Marroquin, Robert Mas- BOSTON (AP) — A the dearth of available Chenna Bonilla Mercedes, Cath- Jean-Baptiste, Colby Konz, Trevor Morales, Jobraham Morel Pena, trorio, Vanessa Molina, Debra judge has told Aero- rehearsal time before the ie Boussicault, Bonnie Brogna, Leblanc, Nicolle Leitao, Maggie Jessica Morrow, Joanolivia Mott, Morales, Fils Niltzer, Janet Orella- smith’s drummer Joey upcoming performances, Tatianna Brown, Aaron Burris, Miller-Jakaitis, Iritza Mojica, Kel- Angkearath Moun, Jessica Mul- na, Danela Ortez, Danielle Otolo, Kramer to dream on if Kramer has not shown Fasceli Cabral, Cristian Cabrera, ly Osborne, Jennifer Sanchez, vey, Boniface Mungai, Robin Mu- Serena Painter, Anthony Paolini, he hopes to rejoin the a realistic alternative Nephthali Calixte, Rachel Cal- Valerie Santo, Elizabeth Smith, noz, Cherubin Musangu, Adriano Amanda Passaggio, Juancarlos band as it’s set to perform course of action sufficient nan, Shannon Calnan, Sasheliz Joshua Solberg-Aldaco, Claire Nannini, Luis Navarro, Charlotte Peraza, Jazmen Perryman, James Camacho, Gabriella Cannata, Stankiewicz, Aurelia Vicente, and be honored at Gram- to protect the band’s busi- Ngandjui, Truman Ngo, Mai Nguy- Petrozzelli, Perla Ramirez, Bren- Timothy Carnevale, Marlin Cas- Emma Wiley my events this week. ness interests,” the judge’s en, Phong Nguyen, Marc Nicker- dan Roberts, Yarimar Rodriguez, Massachusetts Superior decision reads in part. tillo, Raquel Castro, Melissa Martha Rogel Alfaro, Mercedez Catano, Josephone Chandimani son, Aliyah Nieves, Madeline Court Judge Mark Gild- Kramer said in a state- Nieves, Fnu Njinju Fonge, Kevin Nahant Roman, Ashley Rosas, Ashley Khun, Katie Chau, Mady Chavez, Rosmarinofski, Nouraldin Saleh, ea on Wednesday denied ment that he’s “extremely Jessica Chilel, Davina Chiodi, Nolasco Hernandez, Linda Nor, Olivia Barton, Isaiah Bascon, Kramer’s request to order disappointed” but re- Jessica Nova, Kelly Noyes-Sar- Amanda Sampaio, Sabrina Sek, Dedania Christiansen-Miran- Taurick Bautista, Jasmine Erazo, Stephanie Silva, Kristel Sinjari, the band, whose first hit spects Gildea’s decision. da, Craig Christophel, Lovely mento, Ivanna Nunez, Saphanna John Mackey, Zachary Richards, single was 1973’s “Dream “I knew filing a lawsuit Ny, Stephen O’brien, Temitope Halima Stour, Gabriela Tima, Te- Clermeus, Nermana Colic, Ket- Charles Ross resa Torres, Fathia Touha, Jared On,” to let him participate was a bit of an uphill bat- ty Collado Rojas, Carmin Co- Odumuyiwa, Sylvester Ogbewe, in an award celebration tle,” he said. “I can hold Chinello Okoye, Nnamdi Okwu- Vajao, Aubrey Vaudo, Jason Vi- mas, Fatima Contreras Aguilar, Peabody arella, Brittney Whitehead, Evisi in Los Angeles on Friday my head high knowing Rogerio Costa, Frank Cruthird, kaogu, Oluwafunto Oladunjoye, as well as Sunday’s prime that I did the right thing Paola Abreu-Guerrero, Gloria Xhengo, Khadija Zaidi Francheska Cruz, Julia Cubas, Yafreyri Olea, Hope Omorogbe, time Grammy Awards — to fight for my right to Adzigbey, Stefanos Anastasis, Marco Cuellar, Yariluz Cuevas, Olabayo Onile-Ere, Grady Oppelt, show. celebrate the band’s suc- Escarlys Ortiz Amparo, Freda Martin Anaya, Taylor Angel, Maria Saugus Terence Culbreath Goodrum, “Given that Kramer cess that I have dedicated Jefna Dadaille, Angelica De La Otaru, Khadija Ould-Sahraouia, Azevedo, Afrime Bajrami, Spen- Christina Armata, Zachary Destinee Ovalles, Amanda Ow- cer Barnes, Aneta Beli, Justin has not played with the the better part of my life Cruz Vargas, Presley Delacruz, Blanc, Donald Blandini, Sharice band in six months and to helping build.” Jalen Delgado, Stacey Demattia, ens, Chanvorleak Pang, Jefferlina Bernard, Nora Bouchiba, Nicole Bono, Gina Bourdeau, Brigette Assitan Dembele-Boiro, Walkiria Paris Ortiz, Kaylee Pasuy, Mia Pa- Bova, Arnela Brekalo, Evan Bun, Breton, Rachael Brooks, Rob- Diaz Liranzo, Julie Ann Diogo, suy, Jenine Patten, Jennifer Pau- Kyle Burgess, Nickolas Caldarelli, erson Cadet, Giana Calcagno, Jillian Dion, Reginald Disse, Dar- lino, Zulybel Paulino, Sonia Paz, Kateri Campbell, Andrea Caroz- Madison Caron, Breanna Curiale, ion Dodge, Erin Doherty, Gensly Ashley Peach, Ethan Pech, Loan za, Alexis Carter, Aaron Carvalho, Mary Currie, Michaela Donovan, Dominguez, Joie Donnelly, Sean Pech, Alyssa Peguero, Yadira Amy Carvalho, Mateo Cerekja, Christopher Fioravanti, Gina Fitz- Yves Dorsainvil, Sandy Dorvilus, Peguero, Carleni Pena, Geovam- Aimee Chouinard, Meghan Ch- gerald, Miranda Fosung, Marith- Shana Doucette, Abbey Down, phry Perez, Josue Perez, Ramo- ouinard, Gjergji Ciko, Brandi Cip- sa Francois, Karina Graciale, Jared Downs, Jordan Dube, Mol- na Perez, Yosamery Perez, Perla perly, Monica Contreras-Uribe, Matthew Gubitose, Samantha ly Durgin, Chelsea Edo, Dorrene Piantini, Taylah Piazza, Debra Kristen Corning, Enis Coro, Arian- Howell, Zachary Kennedy, Wendy Ellison, Ludnie Emile, Herik Espi- Pickering, Destiny Pierce, Kelly na Costa, Brendan Crowley, Lara Lopez, Franciane Majovski, Jes- nosa, Alex Esteban Lopez, David Pierre, Marissa Pike, Joselyn Po- Deandrade, Jake Deangelo, Keith sica Marino, Devin Mackenzie, Eulie, Amose Exantus, Kanil Fabi- joy, Juanita Portillo, Roger Powell, Derrivan, Cynthia Desouza, Gabri- Dawn Morsett, Nhan Nguyen, an, Daria Fabrizio, Ayoub Fangar, Santosh Puwar, Wendy Ramirez, ella Dietrich, Cassandra Downey, Rashidat Okeowo, Jennifer Perez, Joseph Fannon, Angel Fernan- Martin Ramos, Stacy Randall, Grabiel Duran, Bailey Eastwood, Areli Perlera, Doreen Perullo, Hue dez, Gisela Fernandez Casillas, Evyan Recinos, Luis Recio, Mela- Angela Fersobe Baez, Ian Fly- Pham, Aimee Picardi, Steven Po- Casimiro Fernandez Vargas, Bri- nie Reddy, Althea Reeves, Bryan nn, Rebecca Gosiewski, Marnie lanco, Lisa Power, Bria Prophete, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gitte Ferrer, Ariana Flores, Yareliz Reyes, Kurm Reynolds, Dahvon- Goulding, Kaelen Govaert, Libby Cassandra Ricci, Christseth Ro- te Richards, Conner Robertson, Grayson, Nicholas Grenham, Eri- Terry Jones, a member of the Monty Python Flores, Rocio Flores Dominguez, driguez, Crystal Rollins, Cherie comedy troupe, has died at 77. Emely Florian, Nelly Fonge, Belinda Robles, Anna Rodrigues, ca Gruntkosky, Philip Haley, Amo- Rubner, Nicholas Russo, Kelly Adeline Fosung, Brianna Fox, Alexandra Rodriguez, Angelica nios Hanna, Samantha Hartman, Sargent, Nathalia Sathler, Phil- Hannah Fuccione, Kerry Galvin, Rodriguez, Delmy Rodriguez, Lucille Henderson, Indira Hernan- ip Schroth, Christina Shields, ‘Naughty boy’: Monty Python Abraham Garcia, Clarisa Karina Saned Rodriguez, Yaritza Ro- dez, Sara Hosman, Jillian Huckle, Nicole Shiverdecker, Kim Silver- Garcia, Gabriela Garcia, Shanttal driguez, Leydi Rodriguez Pena, Valeriia Ivanova, Leanna Jones, Al- man, Anastasia Slaughter, Nich- star Terry Jones dies at 77 Garcia, Josilyn Gaudet, Kenneth Michelle Rollin-Sutton, Djane exander Karabelas, Mohsin Khan, olas Stevenson, Jacob Surabian German, Duamell Gomez, Na- Romelus Douyon, Lina Rome- Grace Kwong, Keila Lara-Diaz, LONDON (AP) — Terry uality, relentless intellect chary Gomez, Willy Gomez, Athe- ro, Stephanie Rosa, Enelice Raenna Leandro, Travis Leite, Ari- Swampscott Jones, a founding mem- and extraordinary humor Rosario, Sabbir Sakib, Andrea anna Lincoln, Yajaira Lopez, Aryell na Gomez Matsubara, Abraham ber of the anarchic Monty has given pleasure to Samba, Nancy Sanchez, Oscar Lula, Jacob Macgregor, Amanda Jose Barada, Maha Bensitel, Gonzalez Duarte, Anne Grandoit Python troupe who was countless millions across Sanchez, Bryan Sanderson, Mar- Mackenzie, Phillip Maniscalco, Jill Benton, Mia Boukaa, Kris- Val, Shuanelis Gratini, Curtis hailed by colleagues as six decades,” Jones’s wife, icella Sandoval, Isabel Santana, Kira Manni, Allison Marchand, tina Bowen, Danut Cirlescu, Gray, Cameron Greenleaf, Dona “the complete Renaissance Anna Soderstrom, and Guerrero, Guadalupe Guerrero, Nahiomy Santana, Briana Santi- Franchezca Marte, Migdalia Mar- Alexander Cormier, Anthony comedian” and “a man of children Bill, Sally and Maria Guillen, Shunique Han- ago Fernandez, Dayhana Santos, te Aquino, Alexandra Martinez, Dinardo, Mihail Draganiuc, Cai- dley, Michelle Harrison, Handi Sharon Sargeant Gaskin, Kakda Alycia Masse, Brenda Mavros, lyn Fitzgerald, Nicolas Flint, An- endless enthusiasms,” has Siri, said in a statement. Henriquez, Alexandra Henry, Sarik, Courtney Scali, Stephany Charly Mbanga, Tyler Mchaffie, drew Gladstone, Kristyn Hatley, died at age 77 after suffer- Born in Wales in 1942, Anne Herman, Josue Hernandez, Seng, Aminata Sesay, Coralis Alexis Mcnealy, Joshua Medrano, Panagiotis Hatzelamprou, Eli ing from dementia. Jones attended Oxford Julio Hernandez, John Hines, Ellis Sierra Martinez, Laurent Simard, Julia Melo, Jenifer Monastiero, Heerter, Rachel Heerter, Steph- Jones’s family said he University, where he be- Hobby, Kyle Hobby, Anthony Hul, Jianna Smith, Jasmine Sneed, Yanni Moraitis, Joseph Morton, ani Hornsby, Calvin James, Josh- died Tuesday evening at gan writing and perform- Savannah Hul, Lydia Igbinovia, Alexa Solano Guzman, Raynieris Carol Mukasa, Betty Namwesezi, ua Joseph, Noah Levine, Kevin his home in London “after ing with fellow student Ruth Igbinovia, Christine Jean Solano Guzman, Gabriela Solis, Daniela Navarro, Luis Navarro, Lombard, Cynthia Madrid, Clau- a long, extremely brave Michael Palin. Gilles, Jean Robert Jean Louis, Selena Sounlamphant, Lukas Brenda Nunez, Thomas Obrien, dia Mazariegos, Daniel Mercer, but always good humored “Terry was one of my Doune Jean Pierre, Ivan Jimenez, Souza, Courtney Sprague, Kris- Victoria Ofurie, Kiaudra Oyewole, Derek Moalli, Tahmina Najibul- battle with a rare form of closest, most valued Iverlin Jimenez, Tamba Johnson, ten Sullivan, Piseth Sun, Victoria Erik Peguero, Nicholas Pereira, lah, Katherine Papele, Elizabeth dementia.” friends. He was kind, Laura Kaizer, Alimamy Kamara, Sutcliffe, Robert Tamilio, Maria Stacey Phillips, Katie Pydynkows- Pappalardo, Edwin Peralta, Ross “We have all lost a kind, generous, supportive and Jasna Kantarevic, Mia Kennedy, Tavarez Holguin, Kelsey Taylor, Lo- ki, Damaris Ramirez, Emil Ramirez Sullivan, Jessica Varney, Nicole funny, warm, creative and passionate about living Jillan Khalaf, Vivian Khalaf, Em- renzo Tejada Abreu, Nelson Terry, Mercedes, Cody Raponi, Svetlana Vousboukis, Candace Williams, truly loving man whose life to the full,” Palin said manuel Kiberu, Jonathan Kim, Sameer Thompson-Massoom, Reed, Breanna Ricci, Johany Rosa Greta Wright uncompromising individ- in a statement.

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St. John’s Prep leading the pack

Eighth grade English ship of the project from choice of “The Call of the classes at St. John’s Prep the get-go,” says Jasinski. Wild.” engaged with Jack Lon- “It allowed them to not “So many thoughtful don’s “The Call of the Wild” simply respond to the fun- and sophisticated con- in an innovative way that damental questions we versations sprang from ventured beyond tradition- were asking, like, ‘Does asking them if this book al literary analysis Call of the Wild align with was something we should the St. John’s mission teach,” reports Roy. “The It’s English class. It’s a statement?’ but consider reason I love doing these book read, and it’s the end the best medium to use to types of projects, espe- of a term. You simply knock communicate their mes- cially sociograms, is that out a paper, right? Not sage and  ndings.” we see students making necessarily. Add a dash of For the students who different and sometimes technology, a smattering chose to create a video, more nuanced connections of artistic expression, and they used the video-mak- because they’re using a a pinch of individualized ing program Adobe Spark medium they might be attention and transparen- with the help of the more interested in, more cy and you’ve whipped up school’s Digital Learning comfortable with, or that a totally — ahem — novel Specialists Julie Cremin uses a different skill set.” approach. St. John’s Prep and Elizabeth Solomon. All in all, Jasinski be- English teachers Moni- Coming from a journal- lieves the project went ca Roy, Joe Jasinski ’06, ism background, Jasinski remarkably well. “Fun- and John McKeon ’13 are led the group of videog- damentally, what it did leading the charge when raphers, while students was provide more student it comes to creating op- who chose to write the choice,” he re ects. “The portunities for students to essay worked with McK- boys chose their learning demonstrate learning in a eon, who has served in path, if you will. The more way that re ects their in- multiple student writing the three of us can diver- dividual strengths. centers, including the one sify these paths, the more ITEM FILE PHOTO This past fall, as their at St. John’s. Roy, who has the boys will really engage eighth graders began to analyzed literature using St. John’s Prep students are honored at 2019’s Honors Scholars Recog- with their learning.” tackle Jack London’s clas- sociograms for the past nition Dinner; back row, Jack Brown, Andrew Holden, Nicholas Rice, Founded on the Xaveri- sic novella “The Call of the eight years with both high Peter Danis, Cleb Willett; sitting, Richard Wang, Alex Aryeros, Nathan an values of compassion, Wild,” the three teachers school and middle school Brown, John Santoianni and Derek Walsh. humility, simplicity, trust brainstormed different students, led the pack of and zeal, St. John’s edu- ways that students would fearless artists. the same goal and provide is something they do not before, so they decided to cates students from more be able to demonstrate Splitting up the stu- more detailed advice than ordinarily get to do.” let students in on their than 80 communities their mastery of the text. dents based on a project we could have if each stu- Not only were Roy, Ja- thinking. They explained to be, do, and stand for They settled on a video, rather than by class al- dent had selected different sinski, and McKeon in- how they factored in read- good in the world. To vis- a sociogram, or a paper. lowed each student to get projects.” He added, “Stu- ventive in their approach ing level, St. John’s Xave- it campus or learn more, “Being able to give the the most out of their cho- dents also had the chance to the material, but they rian values, and the poten- contact the Of ce of Ad- students a choice on their sen format, says McKeon. to engage with a teacher were also transparent tial lessons that could be mission at 978-624-1301, project design let them “We could teach to a whole outside of their team to in their process. None of derived from any chosen or  nd St. John’s at www. take agency and owner- group of students sharing enhance their work, which them had taught the book piece of literature in their stjohnsprep.org.

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St. Mary’s is building for the future

The $20 million build- building won’t shut down. demolition of the Chapel ing project that is ongoing It will be a fully function- and Annex building and at St. Mary’s will have a al, state-of-the-art science the old boiler plant. transformative effect. center that will operate The third and  nal “We will truly have a year-round.” phase consists of the con- campus feel, in the middle The new entrance will struction of the gateway of downtown Lynn,” said lead to the  rst oor of the entrance and STEM build- Associate Head of School STEM building, which will ing, which started last David Angeramo of the include the lobby, main of- May and is scheduled to project that will feature  ce, guidance of ce and be completed in the sum- two oors of classroom and learning commons. From mer of 2020. lab space in the new STEM the lobby, the cafeteria “This project is a building, a three-story, and Tony Conigliaro ’62 game-changer for St. 30,000-square-foot edi ce Gymnasium will be easily Mary’s,” said Dolan, who is that will sit behind the accessible. All science and equally excited about the new gateway entrance to engineering classes will creation of green space, an campus. be held on the two upper outdoor quad with a movie The goal of the proj- oors, with cutting-edge ITEM FILE PHOTO screen, and a grotto dedi- ect, Angeramo said, is to equipment and learning A group of St. Mary’s High School students walks past the construction cated to the Blessed Moth- “maximize all the space spaces for students in site of the new Gateway and STEM building at the school. er. The grotto will be built we have,” and St. Mary’s is grades 6-12. on land that sat below the doing that and then some. St. Mary’s students and high school freshmen Science, as well as Intro steam to hot water, neces- altar in the old chapel that “This is going to change are already exposed to taking Intro to Engineer- to Engineering Design 2, sitating moving the boil- was located in the Annex. the future of St. Mary’s,” STEM courses, with all ing Design. Beyond that, Civil Engineering and Ar- ers from the boiler plant “St. Mary’s students will Head of School Dr. John seventh-graders tak- there are electives, in- chitecture. in the rear parking lot learn today’s skills for to- F. Dolan said. “We will ing Design & Modeling, cluding Advanced Place- Phase 1 of the project to a newly created boiler morrow’s world. It is an no longer be a Septem- eighth-graders studying ment offerings in Biology, involved the conversion of room in the second level of exciting time to be a Spar- ber-to-May school. This Automation & Robotics, Chemistry and Computer the heating system from the gym. Phase 2 was the tan.”

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Discover your poten�al. Find your place. SPORTS B THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 Spartans slip past defending Div. 2 champs By Harold Rivera games, he’s averaging ITEM SPORTS EDITOR around 20 points with dou- ble gure rebounds. He’s LYNN — St. Mary’s boys really coming into his own. basketball coach Dave When he makes shots, it Brown says he isn’t afraid opens things up for the rest to match his Spartans up of the guys. Now he’s actu- against the state’s top ally putting the ball on the teams.  oor and attacking as well.” Wednesday night at Tony Abate-Walsh knocked in Conigliaro Gymnasium, a corner 3 and hit Lee Pa- the Spartans got all they checo (11 points) with a could handle from two-time nice pass for an open layup, defending Division 2 state helping the Spartans to champion TechBoston in a their rst points of the 64-63 St. Mary’s win. night. TechBoston ran out “This game shows me the to 11-7 edge within the value of practice time,” next few minutes. Abate- Brown said. “We’ve been Walsh’s and-one followed hurting over the last two by his 3-pointer and anoth- weeks with guys being un- er from Ali Barry allowed der the weather and bat- the Spartans to match tling sickness. We haven’t TechBoston basket for bas- been able to get our top ket. Pacheco gave St. guys at practice to work Mary’s a 19-18 edge with things out. It showed in the an and-one but the Bears games we lost. We went to closed the quarter on a 4-0 Maine, got a game in and a run. practice in. It really showed Barry’s 3-pointer with (Wednesday) when we were 4:25 to play until halftime able to compete against one gave the Spartans a 26-24 of the better teams in the edge. St. Mary’s committed state.” a shot clock violation on its With win No. 11 on the ensuing possession, open- season, the Spartans (11-2) ing the door for TechBoston are of cially in the Division to regain the lead via Chris 3 North state tournament. Norman’s (25 points) “That’s always a goal 3-pointer. At halftime, it right away,” Brown said. was all even at 34-34. “Get in the state tourna- Things started to get ment, win the city champi- away from TechBoston in onship, win the league and the third quarter. Abate- try to compete come state Walsh hit a turnaround tournament time. It’s al- jumper, lifting St. Mary’s to ways nice to get the state a 47-40 lead with 3:05 to go tournament out of the way.” in the period. Barry It was Joey Abate-Walsh bumped the lead to nine who did the heavy lifting with a clean  oater. Nor- for the Spartans Wednes- man closed the quarter day. The senior forward led with a bucket and TechBos- all scorers with 26 points. ton trailed 49-42 heading ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO “Joey’s been playing tre- into the fourth. mendous,” Brown said. St. Mary’s senior Joey Abate-Walsh led all scorers with 26 points in a win over TechBoston “Over the last six or seven SPARTANS, B3 Wednesday night at Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium. Third-period urry lifts Swampscott over Peabody By Mike Alongi tournament. Wright. “We did some ITEM STAFF “It’s always the rst goal things well out there and of ours every season, win we were executing for the PEABODY — For about the division and get a spot most part, but we just can’t 35 minutes of game time, it in the tournament,” Faia seem to nish games like looked like Wednesday eve- said. “I’m proud of the guys, this off.” ning’s game between the they’ve worked hard to this The game was a back- Swampscott and Peabody point and they deserve it. and-forth affair in the early boys hockey teams would But we’ve still got a long minutes, with each team end in a draw. But the Big way that we want to go.” sending a number of shots Blue turned on the jets and Liam Locke had a big on net. It wasn’t until the scored three goals in the - game for Swampscott with end of the period that the nal 10 minutes of the game, two goals, while Drew Oliv- scoreless tie was broken, coming away with a 4-2 win ieri and Matt Grif n each and when it was it was with over the Tanners in a scored one goal. Jake Swee- a  urry. Peabody got on the Northeastern Conference ney notched two assists, board rst when Freedman battle at McVann-O’Keefe while Conor Donovan and ripped a wrist shot from the Memorial Rink. Thomas Callahan each had slot that snuck over Russo’s “We knew it was going to one assist. Freshman goalie shoulder, making it 1-0. But be a tough battle coming in Jack Russo made 22 saves. 59 seconds later, the Big and we got off to a bit of a For Peabody, Alex Freed- Blue knotted things at 1-1 slow start, but we’ve been man and Bryan Swaczyk when Sweeney sent a pass playing in a lot of tight each had one goal. Anthony to an open Locke at the games lately and I think Bettencourt, Andrew Sousa right circle for the goal. that gave us an advantage,” and Nathan LePage each After a scoreless second said Swampscott coach had one assist, while goalie period, Peabody came out Gino Faia. “Thankfully, we Lucas DeMild made 23 swinging in the third. The came out on top in this one.” saves. Tanners scored just 32 sec- With the win, Swamp- “It’s tough, because we onds into the period, as scott clinched the NEC were in a 1-1 game at the Swaczyk snuck one under ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO South Division title -- auto- start of the third period and the crossbar to make it 2-1. matically giving the Big we just gave it away,” said Drew Olivieri scored one goal for Swampscott in a win over Peabody Blue a berth in the state Peabody coach Christian BIG BLUE, B3 Wednesday evening. Saugus boys hockey grabs conference win over Jets Melrose 4, Fenwick 2 a great teammate.” to their second consecutive SCHOOL ROUNDUP Nick Muzi and Ian Worth- St. Mary’s (7-0-3) trav- Division 4 North state tour- By Harold Rivera ley each scored a goal in the els to Archbishop Williams nament bid. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR loss at Stoneham Arena. Saturday (7:40). Algha Barry (18 points), Jack Vieira made 12 saves. Winthrop 2, Winfred Sanchez (16) and A well-balanced attack Fenwick (6-5-1) hosts Ar- Wilmington 1 Andrew Puati (11) guided lifted the Saugus boys hock- lington Catholic Saturday Mia Norris and Julia the Panthers. ey team to its second win of (6). Holmes scored a goal each KIPP travels to Nashoba the season with Wednes- GIRLS HOCKEY as the Vikings improved to Tech Friday (TBA). day’s 7-3 victory over the St. Mary’s 8, 5-4-2 on the season. Sum- SWIMMING Lynn Jets at Connery Rink. Arlington Catholic 1 mer Tallent made 21 saves. Tech 92, Jason Caron recorded a Jenna Chaplain, Kelly Winthrop hosts Beverly/ Greater Lawrence 84 hat trick and dished two Lovett and Marina DiBia- Danvers next Wednesday Tech’s top performers assists. Lorenzo Keegan sio scored two goals each. (6:20). included Liam Donovan wasn’t far behind with two Samantha Porazinski and Reading 1, ( rst in 200 freestyle, 500 goals and four assists. Ma- Lily Pregent scored one Peabody/Lynn eld 0 freestyle), Jeffrey Bucko sey Ventre and Cam An- goal each. Zoe Solomons The Tanners host Oak- ( rst in 200 individual derson each scored one goal and Aria Kader each had mont Saturday (12). medley, 100 breaststroke), and logged two assists. two assists. BOYS BASKETBALL Ben Donegan ( rst in 100 Ryan Ragucci led the Sau- Rhyan Pitari started in BC High 75, freestyle), Luis Hernandez gus defense and goalie Jack net and Gianna Tringale St. John’s Prep 70 ( rst in diving), Lee Lew- Devereaux made 22 saves. saw her rst varsity action Rollie Castineyra scored is (second in diving), Oli- The Sachems (2-9-1) host over the last 10 minutes. 22 points to lead the way ver Brooks (second in 500 Peabody Saturday (8). “It was a really good team for the Eagles, while Jack freestyle, second in 100 Lynn (0-13) visits Swamp- win,” coach Frank Pagliuca Perry scored 21 points. backstroke), Colin Donovan scott Saturday (4:30). said. “We capitalized on a The Prep (7-4) travels to (second in 200 freestyle), BOYS HOCKEY lot of the opportunities. We Malden Catholic Friday Jeremiah Arzola (second Winchester 3, had a variety of players con- night (7). 100 freestyle, second in 50 ITEM FILE PHOTO St. Mary’s 0 tribute on the scoresheet. It KIPP Academy 61, freestyle). Tech also won all The Spartans fell to 8-2- was great to see Gianna get Greater Lowell 58 Saugus’ Jason Caron scored three goals and three relays. 2 on the season and host her rst varsity minutes. The Panthers improved to added two assists in a win over Lynn Wednes- Newburyport Friday (7). She’s such a great kid and 8-3 and inch one step closer ROUNDUP, B3 day night. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020

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ITEM FILE PHOTOS Left: Classical’s Jayden Thornton saves the ball from going out of bounds during a game against English. Right: Lynnfield’s Clayton Marengi shoots a free throw during a win over Triton.

ITEM FILE PHOTOS Left: Classical guard Jeff Barbosa (left) tries to dribble past English’s Jack Rodriguez during a game Tuesday night. Center: Sam Porazinski brings the puck up the ice for St. Mary’s. Right: Classical’s Molly Mannion throws a pass during a loss to English.

ITEM FILE PHOTOS Left: Lynnfield’s Ron Fuccillo battles for possession of the puck during a win over North Reading. Center: Jeff Hill Jr. looks to get rid of the ball during a loss to English Tuesday. Right: St. Mary’s girls hockey coach Frank Pagliuca looks on during a game against Lexington.

ITEM FILE PHOTOS Left: St. Mary’s Zoe Solomons skates during a win over Lexington. Center: Lynnfield’s Sean Robbins goes on a breakaway during a win over North Reading. Right: English’s Mason Jean-Baptiste brings the ball up the floor during a win over Classical. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Winthrop at Marblehead (7) St. Mary’s takes down TechBoston English at Swampscott (7) Girls Basketball Salem at Peabody (7) Somerville at Peabody (7) Saugus at Danvers (7) SPARTANS Boys Hockey St. John’s at Malden Catholic (7) From B1 Marblehead at Lowell Catholic (3:30) Girls Basketball Track Tech at KIPP (6:30) Sammy Batista opened Multiple Schools at Swampscott (4) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (6:30) the scoring two minutes Swimming Marblehead at Winthrop (6:30) into the final period with Lynnfield at Masconomet (6:30) Beverly at Marblehead (6:30) a 3-pointer, extending the Swampscott at English (7) Lynnfield at Melrose (7) Peabody at Salem (7) Spartans lead to 52-42. Salem at Peabody (7:15) Danvers at Saugus (7) The resilient Bears cut Gymnastics Boys Hockey the lead in half, 60-55, Essex Tech at Marblehead (8) Newburyport at St. Mary’s (7) when Norman corralled FRIDAY Swimming an offensive rebound after Boys Basketball NEC Dive Meet (at Tech, 5:30) a missed free throw and Greater Lowell at Tech (5:30) St. John’s at Phillips Exeter (7) laid it in with 1:03 re- Fenwick at St. Mary’s (6:30) Gymnastics Masconomet at Lynnfield (6:30) Fenwick at Peabody (6:30) maining. Alan Nunez’s 3-pointer with 8.7 seconds to go brought the Bears SPORTS BRIEFS within three, 63-60. Abate- Lynn Babe Ruth along with the current Walsh gave the Spartans Classical girls basketball breathing room with a registration team. The purpose is to free throw before Tech- help players at all levels Boston closed the game Greater Lynn Babe Ruth improve their basketball with Norman’s 3. Baseball’s in-person regis- skills (ball-handling, shoot- tration dates are Jan. 23 “When I took over this ing, passing, rebounding, (6-8 p.m.) and Jan. 25-26 program I wanted to play (10 a.m.- 3 p.m.) at Lynn defense, etc.) in a fun envi- against the best teams in Housing Authority (10 ronment. Some gameplay the state,” Brown said. Church Street). Online reg- will be included to give the “My kids enjoy this. I’ll istration can be found by players an opportunity to take this type of game, visiting the league’s new use their basketball skills win or lose, over a 30-point website: clubs.bluesombre- in in-game situations. win any day of the week.” ro.com/glbr. The registra- Those who wish to attend St. Mary’s shifts gears tion fee is $195 per child are not obligated to attend toward preparing for Fri- and $295 per family. Early all four clinics. To reserve a day’s (6:30) game against bird discounts are avail- spot please reach out to Catholic Central League able until Feb. 1. Those Helen Ridley via email at Fenwick. who register by Feb. 1 will ridleytopflightbasketball@ “We’re playing for the be entered to win a $200 gmail.com or phone, 781- lead in the league at the gift card to Dick’s Sporting 775-0778. midway point of the sea- Goods. NSBUA Classes son,” Brown said. “We’re expecting a big crowd Classical youth The North Shore Base- here. I’m going to put it on ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ball Umpires Association the St. Mary’s student to basketball clinics (NSBUA) is looking for St. Mary’s Josh Perez (left) drives to the basket during a win over support the boys against The Lynn Classical girls new umpires for the 2020 TechBoston Wednesday night. our rival.” basketball coaches and season. players are excited to offer The class dates are Janu- four free basketball clinics ary 27 and February 3, 10, for Lynn girls in grades 24. The certification exam four through eight. The date is March 2. clinics will take place at The $100 fee includes the Classical High School on course, all written materi- the following dates and als, a rule book and the times: January 25 (8:30 certification exam. A suc- a.m.- 9:30 a.m.) and Febru- cessfully completed Massa- ary 1 (1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.). chusetts CORI certification Instruction will be pro- is required. vided by Classical girls For more information basketball coaches Tom contact Interpreter Steve Sawyer, Helen Ridley, Rob Carroll via email at ste- Smith and Shardaye Berry [email protected]. TV/RADIO TV NBA 8 p.m...... LA Lakers at Brooklyn...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... Dallas at Portland...... TNT Men’s College Basketball 6:30 p.m...... Delaware at Hofstra...... CBSSN 6:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Ohio State...... FS1 7 p.m...... Belmont at Murray St...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Drexel at Northeastern...... NESN 7 p.m...... Fla. International at Old Dominion...... ESPNU 8:30 p.m...... Michigan St. at Indiana...... FS1 8:30 p.m...... Valparaiso at Missouri St...... CBSSN 9 p.m...... UConn at Houston...... ESPNU 10:30 p.m...... San Francisco at Saint Mary’s...... CBSSN 11 p.m...... UCLA at Oregon St...... FS1 11 p.m...... USC at Oregon...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball 6 p.m...... Indiana at Penn State...... Big Ten Network 6 p.m...... North Carolina at Georgia Tech...... NESN Plus 7 p.m...... Georgia at Arkansas...... SEC Network ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO 7 p.m...... Tennessee at UConn...... ESPN Chris Barnes moves the puck up the ice for Swampscott during a win over Peabody Wednesday 8 p.m...... Ohio State at Iowa...... Big Ten Network night. 8 p.m...... Virginia at Louisville...... NESN Plus 9 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network Swampscott hockey clinches NEC South NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE BIG BLUE scoring with an empty-net lately,” Faia said. “The work and go out there and Atlantic Division Central Division powerplay goal in the final guys move the puck well execute.” GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA From B1 Boston 51 29 10 12 70 169 135 St. Louis 49 30 11 8 68 158 134 seconds of the game. and get a lot of good shots, Swampscott (8-6-0) Tampa Bay 48 29 15 4 62 175 137 Colorado 49 28 15 6 62 179 143 But that’s when things “That simply cannot so it was nice to see a cou- hosts Lynn Saturday Florida 48 27 16 5 59 179 160 Dallas 48 27 17 4 58 125 120 started to go wrong for Toronto 49 25 17 7 57 176 165 Chicago 50 24 20 6 54 152 157 happen, giving up four ple go in.” (4:30) at Rockett Arena. Buffalo 49 22 20 7 51 145 152 Winnipeg 50 25 21 4 54 149 156 Peabody. penalties in a 10-minute Next up for Peabody (4- “We want to get into the Montreal 50 22 21 7 51 155 157 Nashville 47 22 18 7 51 156 154 Over the final 11 min- span,” Wright said. “We 8-1) is an NEC bout with Ottawa 48 17 23 8 42 130 163 Minnesota 49 22 21 6 50 152 164 tournament the old-fash- utes of the game, the Tan- started to get a little pan- Saugus Saturday night (8) Detroit 50 12 34 4 28 107 195 Pacific Division ioned way, and that’s by Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA ners took four penalties, icked out there, and when at Kasabuski Arena. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 49 27 18 4 58 162 149 earning the 10 wins you three of which resulted in that happened we got a “It’s going to be another Washington 49 33 11 5 71 177 144 Edmonton 49 26 18 5 57 155 153 normally need to get,” Pittsburgh 50 31 14 5 67 168 136 Calgary 50 26 19 5 57 135 147 goals for Swampscott. little selfish and started to tough game, (Saugus) N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 143 132 Arizona 51 26 20 5 57 146 138 First Olivieri knotted take dumb penalties. You played us really tough last Faia said. “We’re just go- Carolina 50 29 18 3 61 159 132 Vegas 52 25 20 7 57 161 159 ing to continue to work Columbus 50 26 16 8 60 134 127 San Jose 50 21 25 4 46 130 167 things at 2-2, then Griffin just can’t do that when time around and we were Philadelphia 50 27 17 6 60 158 150 Anaheim 48 19 24 5 43 122 150 scored the eventual you’re up against a talent- lucky to come away with hard everyday and try to N.Y. Rangers 48 23 21 4 50 158 159 Los Angeles 50 18 27 5 41 125 158 win as many games as we New Jersey 48 17 24 7 41 126 173 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. game-winner with just ed team.” the tie,” said Wright. under eight minutes to “Our powerplay has re- “We’ve just got to put our can coming down the Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games play. Locke capped the ally been working well heads down, continue to stretch.” Winnipeg at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. No games scheduled Detroit at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Thursday’s Games Saturday’s Games No games scheduled No games scheduled St. John’s Prep wrestling stays unbeaten NBA tional Saturday morning EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE ROUNDUP Windham (N.H.) on Satur- shot put (33-5 1/2), Jolene Atlantic Division Southwest Division From B1 day morning (10). (TBD) at Reggie Lewis Murphy in the 50 dash W L Pct GB W L Pct GB BOYS TRACK Center. (6.2) and Sarah DiVasta Toronto 29 14 .674 — Dallas 27 15 .643 — Boston 28 14 .667 ½ Houston 26 16 .619 1 The Tigers (4-3) travel Peabody 47, Danvers 56, in the two-mile (12:22.8). Philadelphia 29 16 .644 1 Memphis 20 23 .465 7½ to Shawsheen Tuesday (3) Marblehead 30 English 27 Peabody has a quad Brooklyn 18 24 .429 10½ San Antonio 19 23 .452 8 for the CAC Champion- New York 12 32 .273 17½ New Orleans 17 27 .386 11 Peabody 40, Danvers 58 1/2, meet against Winthrop, Southeast Division Northwest Division ships. Beverly 37 Salem 27 1/2 Salem and Gloucester W L Pct GB W L Pct GB WRESTLING Beverly 45, Salem 56, Wednesday night (7). Miami 30 13 .698 — Denver 30 13 .698 — Orlando 21 23 .477 9½ Utah 30 13 .698 — St. John’s Prep 50, Marblehead 32 English 28 Marblehead will run in Washington 14 28 .333 15½ Oklahoma City 25 19 .568 5½ Xaverian 21 Winners for Peabody English got wins from the MTSCA Coaches In- Charlotte 15 30 .333 16 Portland 19 26 .422 12 Atlanta 10 34 .227 20½ Minnesota 15 28 .349 15 The Eagles remained were Dylan Rea in the Everton Muir in the 55 vitational Saturday morn- Central Division Pacific Division undefeated on the season shot put (43-1 3/4), Camer- dash (6.6) and Gay Soe in ing (TBD) at Reggie Lewis W L Pct GB W L Pct GB with the win over their on Rich in the 600 (1:33.7) the 600 (1:40.0). English Center. Milwaukee 39 6 .867 — L.A. Lakers 34 9 .791 — Indiana 28 16 .636 10½ L.A. Clippers 30 13 .698 4 longtime rival. Winners and Antonio Craveiro in will run in a quad meet Danvers 71, Salem 13 Detroit 16 28 .364 22½ Phoenix 18 25 .419 16 for St. John’s were Adam the 1000 (2:50.9). The against Marblehead, Sau- English 43, Salem 24 Chicago 16 29 .356 23 Sacramento 15 28 .349 19 Cleveland 12 32 .273 26½ Golden State 10 35 .222 25 Schaeublin (106 pounds), Tanners have a quad meet gus and Swampscott next Danvers 63, English 23 Nick Curley (113), Cam against Winthrop, Salem Thursday (4). Winners for English Wednesday’s Games Washington at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Orlando, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. Paolillo (120), Alec Run- and Gloucester Wednes- GIRLS TRACK were Jo Jo Chiari in the Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. Dallas at Portland, 10:30 p.m. day night (7). Peabody 59, Sacramento at Detroit, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games nals (126), Quinn Alexan- shot put (25-6 1/4) and L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Charlotte, 3 p.m. der (132), Rawson Iwan- Marblehead got wins Marblehead 27 Kendra Malcolm in the 55 L.A. Lakers at New York, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Orlando, 7 p.m. from Camden Heafitz in Beverly 50, Memphis at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Memphis at Detroit, 7 p.m. icki (138), Matt Mitchell dash (7.6). Washington at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at New York, 7:30 p.m. (152), Achilles Gikas (160) the high jump (5-8) and Peabody 28 English will run in a Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Beverly 57, Minnesota at Chicago, 8 p.m. Denver at New Orleans, 8 p.m. and Owen Gaffney (220). Loeden Rodriguez in the quad meet against Mar- Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. The Prep (24-0-1) has a two-mile (10:24.9). The Marblehead 29 blehead, Saugus and San Antonio at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Miami, 8 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 10 p.m. Sacramento at Chicago, 8 p.m. home quad meet against Magicians will run in the Winners for Peabody Swampscott next Thurs- Thursday’s Games Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Belmont, Foxborough and MTSCA Coaches Invita- were Arlene Davila in the day (4). B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Talkative woman gives her friend the silent treatment DEAR ABBY: I’m a make the move, I predict busy woman. My friend Dear Abby is written by Abigail it won’t take you long to “Adele” was calling me ex- feel at home because you cessively on my cellphone. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne will find the emotional She would call up to three Phillips, and was founded by her support you are looking times every day, even for. I wish you luck on when I was at work. When mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact what I am sure will be an I would take her call, Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. exciting and rewarding she’d start questioning Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. step forward in your life. me, asking me what I was so busy with. At times she DEAR ABBY: I sent a would lecture me about VERY nice watch to my things she thought I It appears that while town I grew up in either. It grandson for his 23rd should be doing. your friend had no hesi- was a small, repressed birthday. The first thing Her perfectionism and tation to lecture you community where if you he did was have it ap- nonstop phone calls were about what you “should” even said the word “gay,” praised for value and au- smothering me. I finally do, she was hypersensi- most people were ready to thenticity. The second asked her, as graciously tive when it came to re- shun you. Only some of my thing he did was let me as I could, to please stop ceiving some construc- closest and dearest friends know he did it. I am flab- the excessive calling. tive criticism. You haven’t and a few family members bergasted and somewhat Now she no longer speaks heard from her because really accepted me. offended. to me at all. she is trying to punish I guess my problem now Additionally, this We were friends for you. Consider yourself is, I just don’t know what grandson and his siblings years, but the constant lucky. You haven’t ruined to do. I’m trying to find seem never to have been contact was stressing me the friendship; she has. my place in this world. taught the importance of out. Do you think I have Any advice you can offer a handwritten thank-you ruined this friendship, or DEAR ABBY: I am a or help you can give would note. Am I wrong and is this something that gay man. I moved to this be greatly appreciated. old-fashioned? will blow over? city to be with my boy- NO PLACE FEELS NOT SO SURE IN SMOTHERED ON friend six years ago. We LIKE HOME THE SOUTH THE EAST COAST have since broken up and gone our separate ways. DEAR NO PLACE: Go DEAR NOT SO DEAR SMOTHERED: When I moved here, I on the internet and start SURE: Not in my book. Adele should not have left behind my family, researching cities that Good manners never go been calling you multiple friends and all I had ever have a sizable gay com- out of fashion. But don’t times every day, especial- known to be with him, but munity in which you can blame your grandson or ly while you were at something just never felt meet other gay people. his siblings for the breach work, which could have right here. Since the Your next step should be of etiquette. Parents are had a negative effect on breakup, this city has felt to see what employment supposed to teach their your job performance. It less and less like home, opportunities are avail- children the social nice- was not rude to ask her to but the problem is, I never able there for someone ties, and it appears theirs stop and to explain why. really felt at home in the with your skill set. If you fell down on the job. BRIDGE

If partner overbids, you must overplay Mark Twain wrote in a letter, “All carefully ruffed with the heart queen you need in this life is ignorance and and continued with a low heart to his confidence; then success is sure.” jack. West won and persevered with What a weird thought! In particu- the club queen, but declarer ruffed lar, if you know you are ignorant, how with the heart ace and drew trumps can you feel confident? with his heart 10 and heart nine. In this deal, North showed confi- Now he had to decide what to do in dence in his partner’s declarer play. spades. How should South have tried to justi- What did South know? West had fy his partner’s optimism? South was produced 9 points in clubs and 3 in four hearts. West led the club ace in hearts. So he needed the spade and continued with the club king. ace to have sufficient values for his North’s two-diamond overcall showed both majors. Then, when opening bid. Declarer led a spade South indicated a preference for and put up dummy’s king. When it hearts, North optimistically and con- held, he played off the diamond hon- fidently plunged his partner into four ors, conceded a spade and claimed hearts. Was he justified? Only time the last two tricks with his remaining would tell. trump and the diamond jack. South hoped to lose only one Finally, note that if South had spade, one heart and one club. But ruffed the second club low on the he needed to reach his hand to lead board, West could have kept South a spade toward the dummy. So he out of his hand. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS

Star Trek: Picard CBS All Access New Series! Sir Patrick Stewart returns to his legendary Star Trek The good guys deserve better role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in this 10-episode series that follows the former leader of the starship Enterprise into the next chapter of his life. The cast also includes some of Stewart’s former costars from Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager — including Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, Jeri Ryan and Marina Sirtis — as well as a number of newcom- ers. New episodes will be available Thursdays. U.S. Figure Skating Championships NBCSN & NBC, beginning at 5 p.m. Live Top skaters and ice dancers compete in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Greensboro, N.C. Coverage begins today with the ladies’ and pairs’ short programs on NBCSN, and continues through Sunday on NBC and NBCSN. Station 19: “I Know This Bar” ABC, 8 p.m. Season Premiere! 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Lakers into Barclays Center to battle Spencer Dinwiddie and the Brook- lyn Nets in TNT’s first game of the night. Action then heads to the City of Roses, where the Dallas Maver- Will Smith and Martin Lawrence star in Columbia Pictures’ Bad Boys For Life. icks face the Portland Trail Blazers. Death By Friendship By Paul Hall the ladies’ man with the fast ami Police Department, who I liked a number of the new LMN, 8 p.m. car and large, um, ego. He know a thing or two about characters, but there was no In 1995, Will Smith and Hope (Natalie Brown) has always been close to still partners with Marcus policing. development or depth, only her daughter Lacy (Sarah Fisher), but worries that Martin Lawrence became Burnett (Lawrence), who is The magic that existed questions, and with few of Lacy’s pulling away ever since her divorce. When Bad Boys. The film brought ready to call it quits and re- when these two actors came those answered, we are left Lacy brings home a new friend, Cassie (Alexa Rose together two heavyweights tire. But fate, and a Mexican together at the peak of their wondering. When the mo- Steele), it seems Lacy might be back on track. Their of the television ranks. Peo- drug lord’s family, have other television careers just wasn’t ments work, they really work blossoming friendship drives a wedge between Lacy ple were laughing at Smith plans for the pair. present in Bad Boys for Life. and are crowd-pleasing. Fans and her best friend, Harper (Reha Sandill), but Harp- in The Fresh Prince of Bel- Will the bad boys stay to- In this effort, there were a will enjoy that. I just wanted er soon unearths Cassie’s dark past. Air and Lawrence in Martin. gether long enough to solve number of moments that so much more. Outmatched They brought huge audiences the case, or is their partner- worked. Unfortunately, the I love rolling back to a sim- FOX, 8:30 p.m. from the small screen to the- ship truly over? road to the good was detoured pler time. I love the thought New Series! aters to see the dream pair- To ride again and solve the as viewers slogged through of melding the past and the This multi-camera family comedy follows blue-collar ing. The film prompted a se- crimes, they will need to move dialogue that felt forced and present. But Smith and Law- New Jersey couple Mike (Jason Biggs) and Cay (Mag- quel, 2003’s Bad Boys II, and fast and combine the best of unfunny, leaving the film rence are good guys who de- gie Lawson) as they raise four kids — three of whom 17 years later we get a third the old school with the best of stuck in the mud. serve better, and Bad Boys just happen to be certified geniuses. Dealing with the film in the franchise, Bad the new. Capt. Howard (Joe Together, Smith and Law- for Life isn’t the way this se- demands and egos of three high-IQ children would be Boys for Life. Pantoliano) assigns them to rence have moments, but the ries should end. tricky for any parent, but it’s especially hazardous for Though time has passed, work with the AMMO team, story had no flow; as a com- two working stiffs who barely got through high school. Mike Lowrey (Smith) is still the younger faction of the Mi- plete film, it just didn’t work. Paul’s Grade: C

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By Calvin Woodward account of the call. ule.” — news conference. script of his July phone and Hope Yen The White House, as THE FACTS: They got call, not before. Trump's ASSOCIATED PRESS an institution, joined in the money months late. claimed motive for coming the distortion, contend- Congress approved out with the transcript is WASHINGTON — Pres- ing Trump never pressed nearly $400 million in aid demonstrably untrue. ident Donald Trump gave Ukrainian President Volo- to Ukraine in the early The White House re- a false account Wednesday dymyr Zelenskiy to an- months of 2019. U.S. offi- leased the account of the of some of the circumstanc- nounce an investigation cials involved with the aid conversation on Sept. 25. es that got him impeached. during their phone con- learned in the summer that Schiff gave his account on As the Senate impeach- versation. Trump actually Trump had ordered the as- Sept. 26, while leading a ment trial wrestled with devoted much of the call to sistance to be held back, as House Intelligence Com- the fate of his presidency, pressing for such a probe, he pressed Ukraine to an- mittee hearing on the mat- Trump offered distorted and witnesses testified he nounce an investigation of ter, as the panel chairman. statements about how exerted pressure in other Democrats. Trump has made much the episode developed. ways for such a probe to It was released Sept. of Schiff's account, seiz- He claimed Ukraine got be declared publicly. 11, only after a whis- ing on how the Democrat U.S. military aid early, A look at some of tleblower's complaint put words in Trump's when the package of as- Trump's claims from the about Trump's pressure mouth in describing the sistance at the heart of on Ukraine had surfaced president's conversation economic forum in Davos, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the impeachment case Switzerland, and state- and a few days after Dem- with Ukraine's leader. was conspicuously late. ments by others in the ocrats in Congress opened Sens. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and Susan Col- Schiff made clear in the In a claim easily refut- matter: the investigation. lins, R-Maine, head to the impeachment trial hearing he was not to be ed by the calendar, but Previous rounds of assis- of President Donald Trump on Wednesday at taken literally — he said often repeated by him Impeachment and Ukraine tance were not similarly the Capitol. he was characterizing nonetheless, Trump said disrupted. Trump's conversation “in he only released a rough TRUMP, on military aid TRUMP, on Democrat- bad, where he goes before it, people would have said not so many words," at- transcript of his phone to Ukraine: “Remember ic Rep. Adam Schiff, the Congress, and he makes that I made the statement tempting to describe “the call with Ukraine's presi- this, they got their money lead impeachment man- essence” of it, and doing a statement that I made, that he made. This guy is dent because a Democrat and they got it early." — ager for the Senate trial: something of a “parody.” had misstated the con- interview Wednesday with “I'd watch his lies. I watch and it was a total fraud. I a fraud.” — Fox interview. Schiff based his account tent of the call. In fact, Fox Business Network. where they've actually never made it. That's why I THE FACTS: No, Schiff on the rough transcript. Trump released it before TRUMP: “They got their played a rerun, which they released the conversation, spoke after Trump re- He obviously did not cause that Democrat gave his money long before sched- shouldn't even do, it was so because if I didn't release leased the rough tran- it to be released. Weinstein rape trial Trump: Travel ban expansion opens, marking coming, nations aren't yet final milestone for #MeToo By Colleen Long, the U.S.. And it represents Matthew Lee and a significant softening The opening of the rape By Tom Hays and Jonathan Lemire from Trump’s initial order, Michael R. Sisak trial more than two years ASSOCIATED PRESS which had suspended trav- ASSOCIATED PRESS after a barrage of allega- el from Iraq, Iran, Libya, tions against Weinstein WASHINGTON — Pres- NEW YORK — Harvey Somalia, Sudan and Ye- gave rise to the #MeToo ident Donald Trump said Weinstein went on trial men for 90 days, blocked movement was seen by ac- Wednesday the U.S. would Wednesday in a landmark refugee admissions for 120 tivists as a milestone in the soon be imposing visa re- moment for the #MeToo days and suspended travel global reckoning over sexu- strictions on more coun- movement, with prose- from Syria. al misconduct by powerful tries — though it's not clear cutors painting him as a That order was immedi- men. Weinstein’s lawyers sexual predator who used yet how many nations will ately blocked by the courts, his Hollywood clout to have portrayed the case as be affected by his expan- prompting a monthslong abuse women for decades, the result of a climate of ac- sion of the travel ban. effort by the administra- while his lawyers sought cusation run amok. Seven additional nations tion to develop clear stan- to portray his accusers as Weinstein has insisted were listed in a draft of dards and federal review willing participants. any sexual encounters were the proposed restrictions processes to try to pass le- Prosecutor Meghan Hast consensual. He could get life — but the countries were PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gal muster. Under the cur- told the jury of seven men in prison if convicted. notified by Homeland Se- U.S. President Donald Trump leaves the World rent system, restrictions and five women that the Weinstein, 67, told report- curity officials that they Economic Forum on Wednesday in Davos, are targeted at countries former studio boss was “not ers he felt “very confident” could avoid being included Switzerland. that Homeland Security just a titan in Hollywood about the case as he left if they make changes be- says fail to share sufficient court: “I got great lawyers.” fore the announcement is — he was a rapist" who ter border security, better a very strong travel ban information with the U.S. screamed at one victim While he entered the made, according to two ad- or haven’t taken neces- courthouse without the ministration officials who sharing of identification and we’ll be adding a few that she “owed” him sex, information among nations countries to it.” sary security precautions, walker he has been us- spoke to The Associated such as issuing electronic used injections to induce an and better travel document Five of the countries on ing lately because of back Press on condition of ano- passports with biometric erection before an assault security, one official said. It's the draft list have either and pushed his way into problems, he was leaning nymity to discuss ongoing information and sharing not clear how many nations Muslim majorities or sub- the apartment of another on it again as he left. negotiations. information about trav- will wind up on the final list. stantial Muslim minorities. woman and attacked her. The once-powerful and The tentative list featured elers’ terror-related and “It is for his complete feared executive brought Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyz- Trump told reporters The current ban sus- criminal histories. lack of empathy that he to the screen such Os- stan, Myanmar, Nigeria, at the World Economic pends immigrant and Iraq, Sudan and Chad must be held account- car-winning movies as Sudan and Tanzania, ac- Forum in Davos, Switzer- non-immigrant visas to had been affected by the able," Hast said. “Pulp Fiction," “The King's cording to the officials and land, that he's doing it to applicants from five major- original order, which the Weinstein lawyer Da- Speech,” “Shakespeare in a person familiar with the protect the United States. ity-Muslim nations: Iran, Supreme Court upheld mon Cheronis countered Love" and “Chicago” and draft proposal. But sever- “We’re adding a couple Libya, Somalia, Syria and in a 5-4 vote after the ad- by laying out plans to use hobnobbed with the elite al countries are believed of countries to it,” he said. Yemen, as well as Venezu- ministration released a friendly-sounding emails, in Hollywood and beyond, to have taken action or “We have to be safe. Our ela and North Korea. watered-down version in- calendar entries and oth- a point prosecutors made demonstrated good faith country has to be safe. But it allows exceptions, tended to withstand legal er evidence to call into by showing jurors a photo efforts to comply in order to You see what’s going on including for students and scrutiny. They were not question the accusers' ac- of Weinstein with former avoid inclusion, the officials in the world. Our country those who have established part of the pared-down counts of being attacked. President Bill Clinton. said. The steps include bet- has to be safe. So we have “significant contacts” in version. D.C. claims inaugural committee Watchdog files FEC complaint spending enriched Trump family against pro-Sanders nonprofit By Brian Slodysko $2,800 for candidates and means a $5,000 limit, full By Colleen Long and ASSOCIATED PRESS $5,000 for political action donor disclosure and no Michael Balsamo committees. contributions from prohib- ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The Our Revolution has ited sources." watchdog group Common WASHINGTON — Don- taken in nearly $1 mil- Candidates are barred Cause filed a complaint ald Trump’s inaugural lion from donors whose from accepting contribu- with the Federal Election committee spent more contributions exceeded tions from corporations, than $1 million to book a Commission on Wednes- those limits and whose labor unions, federal con- ballroom at the Trump In- day, alleging that Our Rev- identities it hasn’t ful- tractors and foreign na- ternational Hotel in the olution, a political nonprof- ly disclosed, according to tionals. The group does nation's capital as part of a it organization founded by tax filings for 2016, 2017 not fully disclose who its scheme to “grossly overpay” Bernie Sanders, violated and 2018. Much of it came contributors are. for party space and enrich campaign finance law by from donors who contrib- For years, Sanders has the president's own family accepting donations in ex- uted six-figure sums. railed against the tor- in the process, according to cess of federal limits while The group has paid for rent of money allowed to a lawsuit filed Wednesday. boosting his White House some social media ads flood the political system ambitions. The District of Colum- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS backing Sanders' cam- following the Supreme bia's attorney general, Karl The complaint comes af- paign and is working to Court’s landmark 2010 Racine, said the committee Ivanka Trump, senior adviser to President ter The Associated Press turn out voters who will Citizens United decision. misused nonprofit funds Donald Trump, speaks during a press confer- reported earlier this support the senator in the But he has saved special and coordinated with the ence at the World Economic Forum in Davos, month about the dona- Democratic presidential ire for super political ac- hotel’s management and Switzerland. tions. primary. The group will tion committees, or super members of the Trump fam- Our Revolution denies not have to disclose its PACs. ily to arrange the events. funds that were improper- bristled at the charge that any wrongdoing. Spokes- 2020 spending until after Our Revolution is not a He said one of the event’s ly funneled directly to the they are profiting off their man Paco Fabian called the election. super PAC. But the tax-ex- planners raised concerns Trump family business.” father’s presidency. the complaint “merit- “Because Sanders set up empt political nonprofit about pricing with Trump, It was the latest allega- The committee has less" and “legally flawed." Our Revolution and they functions much like one the president's daughter tion that Trump and his maintained that its fi- Sanders' campaign did not have raised and spent — but without having to Ivanka Trump and Rick family have used public nances were independent- respond to a request for money in candidate elec- reveal its donors. Like su- Gates, a top campaign offi- and nonprofit funds spent ly audited, and that all comment. tions, Our Revolution is per PACs, these nonprofits cial at the time. at Trump-owned proper- money was spent in accor- The campaign finance required to comply with were similarly empowered “District law requires ties to enrich themselves — dance with the law. The act says groups estab- contribution limits, regis- to raise and spend unlim- nonprofits to use their part of the peril of Trump committee raised an un- lished by federal office- ter with the FEC and dis- ited sums after the Citi- funds for their stated pub- not fully withdrawing from precedented $107 million holders or candidates can- closes its donors — but it zens United decision. lic purpose, not to benefit his businesses while he to host events celebrating not raise money for federal hasn't," said Paul S. Ryan, But such groups must private individuals or com- is president. Trump has Trump’s inauguration in electoral activity that ex- an attorney for Common take steps to keep their panies,” Racine said. “In maintained ownership but January 2017. But the ceeds the limitations of Cause. “It's his establish- activities separate from this case, we are seeking turned the reins over to committee's spending has the law. Those contribu- ment of the group that the candidates they sup- to recover the nonprofit his adult sons, who have drawn mounting scrutiny. tions are currently set at triggers these laws. That port. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 Tiny Micro-Chip In the Ear: Now Available!

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