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Swampscott PD scores after 20 years Pickering By Gayla Cawley that our police department conforms from Burrill Street to their new station ITEM STAFF with professional standards. It’s import- on Humphrey Street in 2013. ant in terms of correcting de ciencies be- Madigan said of cers who were in- Part 2: SWAMPSCOTT — After a 20-year ef- fore they’re a problem.” volved in the accreditation process were fort, the Swampscott Police Department This is the rst time the department has earned state accreditation. Capt. John Alex, who was appointed as School committee Swampscott Police Chief Ronald Madi- has received accreditation, a process that the accreditation manager, Lt. Tom Ste- gan said the department was formally started at least 20 years ago, but was put phens, Lt. Paul Bartram, Lt. Gary Lord, votes again to try to awarded accreditation by the Massachu- on hold when it became apparent that Lt. Joe Kable and Sgt. Tim Cassidy, who setts Police Accreditation Commission on the old police station was de cient and worked hard to get this done. replace aging school Wednesday, which is the highest certi - would not support the accreditation pro- They divided the areas of function within cation a department can achieve from the cess, according to Madigan. the department and focused on function, By Gayla Cawley commission. The town’s new police station helped re- reviewed all policies and created policies ITEM STAFF “I think it’s an important standard,” vive the department’s interest in accredi- Madigan said. “It’s important to ensure tation, he said. Swampscott Police moved SWAMPSCOTT, A7 LYNN — The Lynn School Committee voted to try again on the replacement of Picker- ing Middle School on Thursday night. Saugus The School Committee voted to authorize Superintendent Dr. Catherine C. Latham to submit student a statement of interest to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) for replace- says it ment of Pickering in the wake of last spring’s failed vote to build two new middle schools. Out Loud The School Committee also By Daniel Kane voted to allow Latham to send FOR THE ITEM a second statement of interest to the MSBA for an accelerated SAUGUS — Performing repair project for the Lynn Voca- under the bright lights of a tional Technical Institute Annex theater stage is nothing new at 90 Commercial St. for Saugus High School ju- Jared Nicholson, a school com- nior Erika Walker. mittee member, said the state- After getting involved in ment was for replacement of the the school’s drama club at existing annex roof, with a new the end of last school year, EPDM roof with three inches she says she found some- of insulation. An EPDM roof is thing she would like to do for de ned online as a durable syn- the rest of her life. thetic rubber roo ng membrane. “I fell in love with theater There was no discussion be- and drama,” she said. “I love fore each vote. being on stage and pretend- Mayor Thomas M. McGee, ing to be someone else and who also serves as chairman of coming into the character.” the school committee, said this Walker went from acting week prior to the meeting that on stage to competing on there’s a real need to take a it Wednesday afternoon as second look at how the city can she triumphed against sev- replace Pickering, which is des- eral peers in Saugus High’s perately needed. 7th annual Poetry Out Loud He said a larger future discus- Competition at the school’s sion would be on what replace- theater. ment would entail, including The national competition location of a new school and involves students analyzing whether that would include a a piece of poetry and then two-school option again. discussing and reciting the Nicholson said in a previous poem in front of a panel of interview that Pickering is the judges who evaluate several school with the largest need for things including accuracy, replacement in the city. There’s physical presence, pacing, an overcrowding issue and an understanding of the poem, issue with the condition of the and overall performance, ac- building, including heating cording to Saugus English problems. teacher Michelle Lee. POLAR PLUNGE, PER PEABODY Last March, voters over- Walker chose the poem whelmingly defeated a nearly “Violins” by Rowan Ricardo By Adam Swift of cers Justin Cecil, Taryn Broth- Peabody May- $200 million proposal to build Phillips. The poem involves a ITEM STAFF erton, Jonathan Blodgett, and Mi- or Edward A. two new middle schools to re- boy who lives in poverty and chael Bettencourt are running in Bettencourt Jr. place Pickering. the violins mentioned repre- PEABODY — It seemed like this year’s Boston Marathon with is pumped af- a good idea at the time, Peabody If approved, the city would sent a sort of upper class, ac- a goal of raising $50,000 as a team ter completing have built a 652-student school Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. cording to her analysis. for the non-pro t. a polar plunge near the Pine Grove Cemetery said just before plunging into the She chose the poem be- Thursday’s polar plunge was the with Peabody and Breeds Pond Reservoir on icy waters off Short Beach. cause it reminded her of her result of Harkins’ efforts to kick Police Sgt. James Parkland Avenue. A second Bettencourt, Peabody Police father, who she says didn’t start fundraising efforts. Harkins, center, school would have housed 1,008 Chief Thomas Grif n, and Sgt. come from the greatest cir- “I wanted to do something to get and Chief Tom students on McManus Field on cumstances as a child. Thomas Harkins took the polar fundraising going, and I came up Grif n. Commercial Street. According to Lee, Walker plunge Thursday afternoon as with this idiotic idea,” said Har- owned the stage. part of a fundraising effort for kins. “I said that if I raised $1,000, ITEM PHOTO | Gayla Cawley can be reached Cops for Kids with Cancer. Har- SPENSER HASAK at [email protected]. Follow SAUGUS, A7 kins, along with fellow Peabody PEABODY, A7 her on Twitter @GaylaCawley. Northeastern expansion plan matriculates in Nahant INSIDE In Lynn By Bridget Turcotte is small. We can’t handle something like that.” opposition from residents and shermen. They School suspension ITEM STAFF Director Geoff Trussell will present prelim- will respond to concerns they’ve heard and rates declining. A3 inary plans for a new research and teaching submit a new plan by the end of the month. NAHANT — Plans for the expansion of building to be constructed behind the existing The proposed intake project would have led In Opinion Northeastern University’s Marine Science facility, but he said he’s sure residents will to an almost ve-fold increase in the amount A lot of questions in Center will be revealed in a meeting at Na- also want to hear about the proposed seawater of water collected. The existing system isn’t Marblehead. A4 hant Town Hall next Thursday night at 7:30. intake project. enough to support the center’s work, said “We’re going to try to work together on this,” The university withdrew its proposal to Trussell. In Sports said chairman of the Board of Selectmen Enzo dramatically increase seawater intake for re- Clougherty helps Barile. “A lot of people are really upset. Nahant search last week after it was met with strong NAHANT, A7 propel Jets to win. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 33° VOL. 140, ISSUE 53 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 LOW 28° HOME ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 OBITUARIES Ernest J. Spaulding Sr., 80 Medford council appeals 1938-2018 GROVELAND — Er- body in their time of nest J. Spaulding Sr., need. He was a true ZBA lawsuit dismissal 80, passed away on family man and loved Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2018 his children, grand- By Steve Freker erty owner, Equity One, Medford Council Pres- the land’s owners and after an extended ill- children and great FOR THE ITEM to build a 490-unit apart- ident Richard Caraviello ceased legal opposition, ness. grandchildren more ment complex. said an appeal of the Land “we had over 100 people He was born in than anything in the MEDFORD — The City The council sued the Court’s dismissal decision here” in a meeting in June Lynn on Feb. 3, world. Council wants to go anoth- Zoning Board in 2016, cit- allows the council to keep 2016 where councilors 1938, the son of He leaves his de- er round in court despite a ing a ruling by the Mass. pursuing the matter. backed the opponents of the late Elwood and voted sons, Ernest January dismissal of its Attorney General’s office Opponents cited traffic the Zoning Board’s move. Elizabeth (Balfour) Spaulding. J. Spaulding Jr. of Hampton, legal challenge against its that the board had violat- concerns and the size of Equity One’s plans in- Ernie was born and raised N.H., and Daniel W. Spaulding own Zoning Board. The ed the state’s Open Meet- the project and questioned clude the demolition of in Lynn. After high school he and his wife Tracy of Grove- council wants to overturn ing Law and “exceeded its the number of ordinanc- the existing 60,000 square entered the United States land; his daughter, Cheryl But- a decision by the Zoning authority in granting vari- es, as the Zoning Board foot former Shaw’s market Army and served his country ler of Revere; and his seven Board of Appeals to ap- ances because none of the approved all 11 variances building and the still-in-op- honorably overseas in Ger- grandchildren and nine great prove the construction of statutory criteria are met requested by Equity One, eration, 5,000-square-foot many during the Korean War. grandchildren. In addition to a mega-apartment com- and use variances are not including parking spaces, Eastern Bank building. When he returned home from his parents and his beloved plex, the site of the former authorized in the City of lot size and residential Three new buildings would the Army he married the love wife, Ernie was predeceased Shaw’s market on Locust Medford.” development in an area then be constructed there, of his life, Mary K. (Doyle) by his brothers James, Alan Street. The Land Court ruled zoned for industrial use. totaling more than 500,000 Spaulding and they settled in and Leonard, his sister June The project was backed it had no jurisdiction to In supporting the vote square feet, including a Lynn to raise their family. Spaulding and his daughter- by Mayor Stephanie M. hear the legal challenge by the council on continu- relocation of the Eastern A truck driver by trade, Ernie in-law Janice Spaulding. Burke and other city of- on the open meeting law ing the court case, Med- Bank business to the first was a member of Teamsters Service information: All ficials, but also drew op- violation and dismissed ford City Councilor Brian- floor of the main structure Local 25 and drove for the for- services will be private. position by a number of that chase, stating that na Lungo-Koehn said she at the new development. mer Interstate Motor Freight Arrangements are by the abutters, some of whom such rulings on that part disagreed with the Land When the project was Company until his retirement REMICK & GENDRON Fu- joined the City Council in of state law can only be Court’s ruling the council first proposed in spring of in 1988. He relocated to neral Home-Crematory, their appeal suit against made in Massachusetts had “no standing” in the 2016, Burke said, “I think Barrington, N.H., after his re- Hampton, N.H. Please visit the Zoning Board. Superior Court. matter, saying the council it is a fabulous opportu- tirement and managed the ww.RemickGendron.com to The nine-member coun- The other part of the does have oversight and nity to create a neighbor- Ambleside Mobile Home Park. view Ernie’s memorial web- cil voted unanimously to council’s allegations were votes up or down on ap- hood in that part of the An awesome guy, Ernie site and to sign his tribute appeal a Massachusetts dismissed as well with proval of zoning ordinance city. Those are all benefits would do anything for any- wall. Land Court dismissal of the court ruling the zon- changes. of adding a streetscape a suit the council filed ing and variance issues in The veteran council- to that neighborhood. I against the Zoning Board question in the Shaw’s site or also noted that while almost anticipate that it which challenged the vari- were not part of the coun- some of the abutters had could like a little like Sta- Leo S. Diantgikis, 82 ances granted the prop- cil’s governing “duties.” reached settlements with tion Landing on that site.”

SALEM N.H. — Leo Steven Diantgikis Malden program one for the books Steven Diantgikis, and his wife Laura, age 82, of Salem, and Venessa Diant- By Steve Freker Massachusetts. to make this a tradition, “movement” began in N.H., formerly of gikis-Schneider and FOR THE ITEM “We are thrilled at the not just a one-year part- late May 2017 just before Lynn, died peaceful- her husband Robert, tremendous response we nership this year,” Charles summer when some Ward ly, with his family at all of Salem, N.H.; MALDEN — It is very are getting from many said. She added that the 1 residents built and in- his side, at Lawrence three grandchildren, difficult to get around the people around the com- subject matter of the The stalled a “take a book, General Hospital, Nicholas, Leo, and city these days without munity and the partner- Hate U Give book made leave a book” station, on Thursday, Feb. Taylor, also of Salem, bumping into a book. ship we have established it especially pertinent for shaped like a miniature 8, 2018. He was N.H.; two brothers, The popular Malden with the Malden Public joining in the promotion house/library on Ashland the husband of Joanne (Ve- Peter Diantgikis and his wife Reads … One City, One Schools,” said Jodie Zalk, by the Black Culture Club. Street, at the site where nesanakos) Diantgikis, with Vera and James Diantgikis Book program has seem- a co-founder of Malden To that end, Malden the former Ashland Street whom he shared 58 years of and his wife Star, all of Lynn, ingly taken the commu- Reads in 2010 with Anne Reads is joining up with Fire Station and a small marriage. and many nieces and neph- nity by storm, this year D’Urso-Rose, who was the Malden High Black branch of the Malden Pub- Born and raised in Karaey ews. He was also the brother more than ever, as its fa- recently named Malden Culture Club for its major lic Library once operated. Greece, he was the son of of the late Pipitsa Matalas, cilitators make presenta- “Person of the Year” by Es- At the time, the organiz- the late Soterios and Venetia Mary Kakridas, and George tions of its 2018 book se- kickoff event, planned for ers, Lisa Suida and Jon (Kontos) Diantgikis. He came Diantgikis. lection all around the city. sex Media Group. Thursday, Feb. 15 at the to the United States at the age Service information: His fu- Maldonians also have “Malden students are high school’s Jenkins Au- Bekeheimer, said they were of 15 and lived In Danvers and neral will be held on Tuesday the generosity of their fortunate to have pro- ditorium from 6:30-8 p.m. starting the movement to Lynn before moving to Salem, at 11 a.m. in St. George Greek own neighbors and high grams such as Title I and The evening will feature harken back to those days N.H., 53 years ago. Orthodox Church, 54 South school students to thank the excellent work being a formal presentation of of neighborhood libraries. Leo had worked for 35 years Common St., Lynn. Burial will for the arrival of a quaint, done under the direction the book selection and Freeman and her pre-en- as the general sales manager follow in Pine Grove Ceme- but inspiring addition to of Janice Raymond,” Zalk its companion books for gineering students turned for Archway Cookies until his tery. Relatives and friends are their hometown, “Little said during a presenta- younger readers, dialogue the MakerSpace classroom retirement in 1997. respectfully invited to attend. Free Libraries.” tion to the Malden School on topical issues associat- at the high school into a A member of St. George Visiting hours will be on Mon- The new-to-Malden Lit- Committee on Malden ed with the book, as well Little Free Library “facto- Greek Orthodox Church, he day from 4-7 p.m. in the SO- tle Free Library concept Reads, “and we are all very as artwork, exhibit tables ry” and created a number was also a member of the LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 began with the installa- pleased to see a librarian and refreshments. of the stations. “The stu- Masons, and the Eastern Star. Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. tion of the “borrow a book, added for the K-8 schools “It is exciting to see so dents really took to this He was a member and former In lieu of flowers donations leave a book” station on this year in Malden.” much attention around project and did some very President of the Salem, N.H., may be made to Dana Farber Ashland Street in Ward Malden High School stu- these programs and proj- good work,” said Freeman, Lions Club and a former pres- Community Cancer Care, 25 1 at the beginning of last dent Christina Charles, ects and the partnerships who received a $15,000 ident of the Arachova Society. Marston St., Lawrence, MA summer. representing the school’s being established with the grant in September for In addition to his wife, he 01841. Directions and guest- Recently, the Little Free Black Culture Club, told Malden Public Schools and winning the Nellie Mae is survived by his children, book at www.solimine.com. Library expanded to Mal- the school board members our students and staff,” Education Foundation’s den’s schools as Design students are excited about Malden Superintendent Lawrence W. O’Toole Lead- and Engineering teacher partnering with Malden John Oteri said. “We look ership Award, awarded to Ashley Freeman and her Reads with this year’s forward to the presenta- just 12 teachers in New Selling a house? class built several install- book selection, The Hate tion at the high school.” England for their efforts in Buying a house? able book sanctuaries that U Give, by Angie Thomas, “My family and many guiding student-centered Find out what properties are to be erected outside which depicts the story families I know have re- approaches to learning. recently sold in your area. each of the city’s five K-8 of a young black woman ally embraced Malden Freeman said the proj- schools as well as the Ear- trying to find her way fol- Reads and it has been a ect is nearly complete and Check out ly Learning Center. lowing a series of tragic part of our lives for years that the goal is to have a the Real Estate page All signs are certainly events in her home city. and we are better for Little Free Library at ev- in Saturday’s paper. pointing to Malden’s res- “We are supporting Mal- it,” said Malden Ward 5 ery Malden K-8 school. idents among the most den Reads in getting the School Committee mem- “We are getting there, it’s “well-read” citizenry in word out on this book se- ber Tara Beardsley. a rewarding project for the Commonwealth of lection, and we would like The Little Free Library our students,” she said. State seeks path forward after hydro project defeat

By Michael Casey and Bob Salsberg ASSOCIATED PRESS CONCORD, N.H. — A week after New Hampshire regulators soundly rejected the $1.6 billion Northern Pass hydropower project, Massachusetts officials are demanding to know wheth- er it is still a viable option for delivering clean energy to their state by 2020. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The project was set to de- liver hydropower from Can- Nick Paul, left, of Concord, N.H., and Tim Mad- ada to customers in south- sen, of Manchester, N.H., protest with three ern New England through others from the group Protect the Granite a 192-mile transmission State outside a hearing by the state’s Site Eval- line in New Hampshire. uation Committee for the Northern Pass proj- But the New Hampshire ect in Concord, N.H. 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Hanlon Jr. Massachusetts’ largest suitors for the contract. $20.00 for 4 weeks $65.00 for 13 weeks Family owned clean-energy procure- The New Hampshire vote “has the potential $130.00 for 26 weeks since 1958 ment, are wondering what $260.00 for 1 year happens next. to significantly impact Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Judith Judson, commis- or render infeasible the send address changes to: Private parking area sioner of the Massachu- project’s ability to deliv- The Daily Item Handicap accessible setts Department of Energy er clean energy with the 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 nadwornyfuneralhome.com Resources, has asked the timeframe proposed by Lynn, MA 01903 three companies that would the bidder,” Judson wrote. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Southie ‘Splash’ could help Lynn waterfront ITEM STAFF REPORT from Nahant to Nantasket. In 2017, the last all year long.” events and programs on the region’s pub- Harpoon Shamrock Splash raised more For just $25 on March 11, participants lic beaches this year. BOSTON — Save the Harbor awarded than $55,000 to support nearly 100 free can enjoy refreshing Harpoon beer, tasty “We’re grateful for the fact that we get $4,000 to Lynn and Nahant organiza- concerts, beach festivals, sand raking treats, a terrific beach party and a chance to do what we do — make great beer — tions last year and now the marine envi- competitions, and circus performances to win round trip flights from JetBlue, because of the support of our friends and ronment advocacy group is ready to raise in Lynn, Nahant, Revere, Winthrop, East terrific swag from Harpoon and other neighbors. So when we have a chance to more money to donate this year with its Boston, South Boston, Dorchester, Quin- great prizes for best costume and biggest return the favor, especially with a group 7th annual Harpoon Shamrock Splash on cy and Hull. fundraiser. like Save the Harbor/Save the Bay, we’re Sunday, March 11 at M Street Beach in “There is simply no better way to cel- Register online before the event at happy to do so.” said Harpoon Brewery South Boston. ebrate the end of winter than with a www.shamrocksplash.org for just $20, or President Charlie Storey. “I’m not as Money raised in 2017 helped support quick dip in the cool clean water of Bos- register on the day of for $25. Registra- happy about jumping in the frigid water Lynn waterfront-oriented programs in- ton Harbor followed by a refreshing Har- tion includes a beer, a burger, a Harpoon — but, as Bruce says, the cause (not to cluding the Red Rock Summer Concert poon and burgers on the beach with your Koozie, and the chance to win round-trip mention the food and beers!) make it all Series and the World Music Festival on friends,” said Save the Harbor/Save the flights on JetBlue for best costume and worth it!” Lynn Shore Drive and Heritage Water- Bay’s spokesman Bruce Berman, who biggest fundraiser.* Start a team, invite Save the Harbor/Save the Bay’s mis- front Park. has splashed each year since the event friends to join, and help Save the Harbor sion is to restore and protect Boston Har- The Harpoon Shamrock Splash began began. “Sure, you will be cold for a few make a big splash on the beach in 2018. bor, Massachusetts Bay and the marine in 2011 to jump start free events and minutes but the warm feeling you get Save the Harbor plans to top last year’s environment and share them with the activities on the region’s public beaches from raising funds for a great cause will record and raise $60,000 to support free public for everyone to enjoy. i New data shows school suspensions decreasing By Gayla Cawley to educational services and ITEM STAFF exclusion from school was passed in Massachusetts, LYNN — New data shows which is designed to limit the that the percentage of Lynn use of long-term suspension, Public School students dis- prohibit disproportionate sus- ciplined by suspension has decreased almost each year pension based on race, eth- since 2013. nicity or disability and in an Deputy Superintendent Dr. exclusion, ensure that there Patrick Tutwiler briefed the are no interruptions to a stu- Lynn School Committee on dent’s education. suspension data Thursday “We know really clearly that night. He said in the 2016- behaviors that result in a sus- 2017 school year, the percent- pendable offense is really a age of Lynn Public School mechanism or reflective of an students suspended was the unmet need and we need to fig- lowest on record, since the ure out what that need is and Massachusetts Department support that student. We also of Elementary and Secondary feel strongly about account- Education started keeping re- ability,” Tutwiler said. “We cords five years ago. want to have control and peace “That’s really, really import- and harmony in our schools PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ant,” Tutwiler said. “There’s and sometimes a suspension is been a steady decline in necessary. Nowhere in the new Trader Michael Milano, right, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange suspensions in Lynn Public law does it say you must not Thursday. U.S. stocks are lower as losses from the previous day continue. Schools for at the least the past five years. We believe suspend students. I just want really strongly that an educa- to be clear about that.” tion change is a process, not Tutwiler said schools are Stock market is diving an event. The steady decline continuing to embrace the reflects thoughtful, sustain- parents as partners concept able moves to meet the stu- in an effort to engage par- dents needs. ents early on when the school into ‘correction mode’ “A dramatic reduction in senses there’s a problem with any given year would be more the students. He said guid- NEW YORK (AP) — The Dow the Labor Department said 6,777.16. reflective of an event and sus- ance counselors and social Jones industrials plunged more workers’ wages grew at a fast Corrections are seen as en- tainability in that scenario workers continue to be deep- than 1,000 points Thursday, rate in January. tirely normal occurrences, and would be questionable.” ly involved in discipline inci- deepening a weeklong sell-off That’s good for the economy, the market, currently in its In 2013, in Lynn Public dents as the school works to and dragging the stock market but investors worried that ris- second-longest bull run of all Schools, there were 15.5 per- get to the root of the problem. into an official “correction” for ing wages will hurt corporate time, has not seen one in two cent of students disciplined “There’s continued fideli- the first time in two years as profits and could signal an in- years, an unusually long time. by suspension, 14.5 percent ty to progressive discipline,” fearful investors sought to get crease in inflation. A pickup Many market watchers have in 2014, 9.7 percent in 2015, he said. “We’re making sus- out before their losses mounted. in inflation could prompt the predicted a pullback for some 10.6 percent in 2016 and 7.9 pensions a last resort and The rout marked a stark Federal Reserve to raise in- time, saying stock prices have percent in 2017. schools are continuing to dis- turnabout in investors’ mood terest rates at a faster pace, become too expensive relative Data was also broken down from just two weeks ago, when which would act as a brake on to company earnings. by the middle and high school play some creativity around indexes set their latest record the economy. Inflation can also Stocks are not falling because level. At the middle school coming up with other ways to highs. Since then, the Dow and send bond yields higher, which investors have doubts about level, there were 19.4 percent hold student accountable oth- the Standard & Poor’s 500 have makes it more expensive for in- the economy. Employers are of students disciplined by er than suspensions.” fallen 10 percent, Wall Street’s dividuals, companies and even hiring at a healthy pace, with suspension in 2013, the same Donna Coppola, school com- traditional definition of a cor- the U.S. government to borrow unemployment at a 17-year low figure in 2014, 14.1 percent mittee vice-chair, said her rection. money. of 4.1 percent. The housing in- in 2015, 14.1 percent in 2016 concern was the 30.8 percent “In January, we talked about Scott Wren, senior global eq- dustry is solid. Manufacturing and 9 percent in 2017. suspension rate for students fear of missing out. What we uity strategist for Wells Fargo is rebounding. At the high school level, with disability at Lynn En- have now is what I call fear of Investment Institute, said in- Households and businesses there were 33.8 percent of glish High School, but Tut- getting caught,” said Tom Mar- vestors are worried that the are spending freely. Personal students disciplined by sus- wiler said that does not rep- tin, senior portfolio manager higher wages could eat into cor- debt has lightened since the pension in 2013, 30.2 percent resent a disproportionate with Globalt Investments. porate profits and that the Fed financial crisis a decade ago. in 2014, 19.4 percent in 2015, assignment of suspensions The market began falling in could “make a mistake” and And major economies around 21.2 percent in 2016, and 15.6 for that subgroup, according the first few minutes of trad- raise rates too quickly. the world are growing in tan- percent in 2017. to the statistical method the ing, and the pace of the declines The Dow Jones industrial av- dem for the first time since the Data shows 8.5 percent of state uses. worsened as the day wore on. erage lost 1,032.89 points, or Great Recession. the school district’s students “I do think it is encourag- Many of the companies that 4.1 percent, to 23,860.46. Boe- “If you put $100 into the mar- were disciplined with out of ing the progress we’re mak- rose the most over the last year ing, Goldman Sachs and Home ket at the Jan. 26 peak, you’d school suspensions in 2016, ing and I share your interest have borne the brunt of the Depot took some of the worst still have $90,” said Greg Mc- which decreased to 6.8 per- selling. Facebook and Boeing losses. Bride, chief financial analyst cent in 2017. in measure and tone that we have both fallen sharply. The S&P 500, the benchmark for Bankrate.com. “This is just Tutwiler said suspensions have room to continue to im- A hint of rising inflation and for many index funds, shed some healthy, and overdue, vol- from Sept. to January of this prove,” Nicholson said. “Mak- interest rates last week was all 100.66 points, or 3.8 percent, atility to wring out any excess.” year are two percent lower ing progress on any issue we it took to set off a cascade of in- to 2,581. Even after this week’s Economies around the world than that same timeframe consider to be tough is some- vestor angst. losses, the S&P 500 index is are strengthening and corpo- last year, keeping in mind thing to celebrate.” After huge gains in the first up 12.5 percent over the past rate profits are on the rise. That that was the lowest suspen- Gayla Cawley can be weeks of this year, stocks start- year. The Nasdaq composite fell combination usually carries sion rate on record. reached at gcawley@itemlive. ed to tumble last Friday after 274.82 points, or 3.9 percent, to stocks higher. In 2012, Tutwiler said an com. Follow her on Twitter @ act relative to student access GaylaCawley. English High second-quarter honor roll announced

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S Don’t freak out over the Dow Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant After the enormous, values of 21.54 percent. increase may lead to the Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall even unprecedented mar- So it could be argued that unintended consequence 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey ket corrections of the past the market over-reacted to of creating a deflation, P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton several days, serious fi- the impact of the tax cut, Chief Financial O cer which could flip the econ- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan nancial analysts are pull- and that this past week omy rapidly into recession Chief Operating O cer Chairman ing out the big guns in an has been no more than a or worse. Customer Service PŽ attempt to explain what is simple correction of that Rising rates also will Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 going on with Wall Street. exuberance. increase debt costs to the Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 I heard one describe it like But there is much more federal government, which All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 this: “Everybody’s freak- going on out there. Me- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 continues to rack up defi- ing out.” dia reports claim that the Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 cits and borrowing with Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Wow — please don’t get markets are responding reckless abandon. At the Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 so technical on me. Then to renewed fears of infla- most recent count, the na- Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 again, maybe a freak out tion that will be met with tion’s debt level is more John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 is exactly what is happen- additional interest rate than $20 trillion. Why is Subscriptions ing. If that’s the case, how increases by the Fed. The it that we see little or no [email protected] do those of us who choose Fed, however, has been concern about this? Have Circulation not to freak out avoid do- signaling rate increases times really changed that [email protected] ing so? for quite some time now, much? Ext. 3 The markets of the past so it might be a bit sur- Lost in all of this dis- 50 years have been, and prising that the markets cussion, too, is the fact Newsroom will continue to be, about would adjust that drasti- [email protected] that, more and more, the [email protected] one thing: growth. Com- cally to the recent chang- global economy can be EDITORIAL panies whose earnings es in the 10-year treasury best understood in the Ext. 4 rate, which has grown by do not grow are penal- context of winner-take-all Sports ized in the markets. Over 35 basis points over the games. Tangible econom- [email protected] past year. Such a growth the past 30 years, during ic benefits accrue to an which earnings growth in interest rates should re- Ext. 5 A lot of questions increasingly smaller seg- hasn’t been stellar, mar- sult in a market correction Retail and Online ment of the population. ket values have instead of about 6 percent, yet re- Advertising This week’s winners in the been driven by Federal cently we have seen much [email protected] market plunge appear to Reserve-induced low in- more than that. in Marblehead be the banks, which have ADVERTISING terest rates leading to cor- So let’s go back to the yielded a windfall in fee Peter Battinelli Problems sometimes have a way of getting porate share repurchase idea of growth. In spite of strategies and merger record low interest rates income resulting from a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 ahead of solutions designed to resolve them and higher number of trades [email protected] that seems to be scenario unfolding around Mar- and acquisition activity. over the past 20 years, In just the past 22 years, overall economic expan- during the current vola- Ernie Carpenter Jr. blehead’s Gerry School. tility. For them, it doesn’t Director of Advertising A town institution built in 1906 before most of the number of publicly sion has been lackluster traded companies has at best. The media point matter whether things are and Business Development, ext. 1355 the current students’ great-grandparents were getting better or worse, [email protected] born, the Gerry is a school without students fol- fallen by 46 percent. to rising wage growth as The single most logical the most recent fuel add- but only that investors Michele Iannaco lowing a steam pipe leak discovered two weeks think the times are chang- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 ago. explanation for the rapid ing to inflationary fears. run-up in the Dow Jones But real wage growth is ing. [email protected] Former Gerry first-graders are attending the Back to that little inves- Coffin School in the wake of the leak’s detection Industrial Average over still somewhat flat. What Ralph Mitchell tor: What should she or Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 and kindergarten classes were moved to the Low- the past year is, quite sim- you see in the labor mar- he do when a bleary-eyed [email protected] er Malcolm L. Bell Elementary School. All of this ply, the Trump promise of kets is a mix — some sec- floor trader says “We’re all moving and relocating in a small school system a massive corporate tax tors in which wages are Patricia Whalen freaking out, man”? is putting stress on parents, including 200 who cut enacted by Congress. growing rapidly (e.g., jobs Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 Well, first thing: Don’t [email protected] attended a Monday meet on the Gerry’s problems. Markets live on promises, involving information and this was a big one. In technology coding skills) panic. Don’t freak out. Named for Elbridge Gerry, a 19th century gov- BUSINESS OFFICE ernor and vice president more famously known fact, it’s already becoming and others in which wag- But do consider what is as the inspiration for the term “gerrymandering,” known as the signature es are flat or even falling driving these markets, Susan J. Conti move by the current ad- (most of the unskilled la- and has been for a long Controller, ext. 1288 Gerry is Marblehead’s oldest school and com- [email protected] plaints about its problem-plagued plumbing are ministration. bor markets). time now. Wall Street matched by affection for its history and architec- But promises have a way Examination of the five- has to change its ways. Ted Grant of not coming true. The year moving average core As a nation, we must get Publisher, ext. 1234 ture. [email protected] Solidly built with brick and perched on a hill, tax cut, it appears, is set- and overall inflation rates back to building and sus- Gerry embodies a lot of Marblehead’s love for for- tling into the investment shows that both have taining an economy that Marian Kinney titude and tradition. Its boiler failed three times world like last year’s hit been relatively unchanged rewards actual growth — ext. 1212 [email protected] during the brutal winter of 2015. Its classrooms action movie. It sold plen- since early 2016, and both not consolidation. If your are undersized by modern school construction ty of tickets back then, but are lower than they were portfolio is heavy into Will Kraft standards and students eat in their classrooms we’ve changed a lot since prior to the credit market mergers, you may be con- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 because the school lacks a cafeteria. the summer. collapse of 2008. If this is tributing to the problem. [email protected] But town residents love the Gerry enough to A year ago, the DJIA the case, why the rush to But take your time, and Jennifer Perez launch a Facebook group called “Save the Gerry stood at 20,172. It peaked increase interest rates? make moves to which the ext. 1205 School” and set up a GoFundMe page for the ven- last week at 26,616, yield- There are two signifi- rules of common sense ap- [email protected] erable building. Town Meeting authorized spend- ing a 31.95 percent return cant dangers to increasing ply. If it looks like a freak Mike Shanahan ing $750,000 to study the Gerry’s future with over that period. It closed rates right now, and inves- out, it probably is. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 options ranging from renovation to replacement. on Feb. 5 at 24,345, a yield tors with a long-term view [email protected] Steve Isberg is an asso- The building’s worsening condition may narrow of 20.69 percent over one may be responding accord- Carolina Trujillo the range of options down to two or three, or may- year ago. A simple stock ingly. Rising rates will ciate professor of finance Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 be only one. pricing model shows that slow down borrowing and and economics in the Uni- [email protected] the impact of a corporate investment growth, espe- versity of Baltimore’s Mer- Is the Gerry worth saving? More than a few peo- Jim Wilson ple around Marblehead have probably asked the tax cut from 35 percent to cially in the housing mar- rick School of Business. He Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 question. But finding the answer involves asking 21 percent yields a one- kets. Rather than avoid- wrote this for the Balti- [email protected] time increase in equity ing inflation, such a rate more Sun. several other questions, including, “What will it CIRCULATION take to save the Gerry?” Money: That’s the simple answer. Old buildings Lisa Mahmoud can be modernized and renovated but the price Manager, ext. 1239 SCOTT MARTELLE [email protected] tags that come along with that work can be scary. It’s hard to put a price tag on history and the tra- CLASSIFIED dition and family ties closely binding brick and Make no mistake: This DACA crisis is Abbe Young Smith mortar to childhood memories. Manager, ext. 1276 State officials are familiar with old Massachu- [email protected] setts schools like Gerry and they are experienced Trump’s creation, and Trump’s fault in reviewing feasibility studies. Make no mistake, NEWSROOM Gerry’s renovation or reconstruction will depend After all the Deferred Ac- which they were raised. ing — you give us X, we’ll Bill Brotherton in no small part on state-approved spending. tion for Childhood Arrivals The vast majority of the give you Y — as much as it Features Editor ext. 1338 The town will bear a share of the cost of any op- drama, the brinksmanship Dreamers are law-abid- is a hostage-taking of the [email protected] tion involved in preserving the school or building in keeping the government ing, productive members Dreamers. Gayla Cawley a new one. Town officials are responsible for decid- funded (another deadline of society, and their ranks But Trump isn’t negoti- Reporter, ext. 1236 ing how that local expense fits into Marblehead’s loomed Thursday), and include doctors, priests ating — he’s moving the [email protected] property tax levy, its capital budget stretching out the hardball negotiating and teachers as well as goal posts by larding up Cheryl Charles a decade or two from now and its annual budget. over immigration reform, police, firefighters, and his demands for a wall Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 It is always nice to be able to talk about spend- know one thing: President paramedics. and sharply reduced im- [email protected] ing money in the abstract without allowing emo- Donald Trump is singly re- What possible public migration numbers. When Thomas Grillo tion to intrude on the discussion. But the Gerry sponsible for stripping de- benefit comes from kick- Trump ended DACA, he Reporter, ext. 1264 is an emotional subject for town residents, espe- portation protection from ing these people out of the said it was up to Congress [email protected] cially the parents who invested their trust in the some 700,000 people who country now? In fact, end- to take care of the issue. Spenser Hasak school staff and, by extension, the school. Their have been raised as Amer- ing DACA and withdraw- Congress should do just Photographer, ext. 1332 lives have been unbalanced to varying degrees icans. ing permission for the that: pass a clean DACA [email protected] by the necessity to relocate their children to the It’s not Charles Schum- Dreamers to work could measure providing a path Thor Jourgensen Coffin and the Bell. They want to be involved in er. It’s not Nancy Pelosi. cost the economy from to citizenship for the News Editor, ext. 1267 answering questions being asked about Gerry’s It’s not those Democrats $200 billion to more than [email protected] future. who refuse to roll over for $400 billion, depending on Dreamers. The kids who started the school year in Gerry’s Trump’s anti-immigrant whose estimate you buy. And then it should turn Steve Krause to comprehensive im- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 kindergarten and first-grade classes won’t have a and racially freighted im- As The Times’ editorial [email protected] say in the school’s future. But the disruption forc- migration proposal. board has pointed out, this migration reform — hu- ing their relocation to other schools has brought It is Trump, with his or- problem is fixable. But it mane, progressive, and Katie Morrison the Gerry’s fate to the front burner. economically sound re- Sports Reporter der last fall to end the pro- has become a crisis for two [email protected] tections extended by Pres- reasons: Trump blew up form that will resolve the ident Barack Obama to the status quo by ending status of the 11 million Owen O’Rourke give the Dreamers breath- DACA, and Republican people who, despite not Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] ing room until Congress congressional leaders re- having a legal right to be could fix their status. fuse to move a clean bill here, have become part of Roberto Scalese Congress could and to resolve the Dreamers’ our neighborhoods and Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 should fix it — in fact, it status. communities. [email protected] should have done this a Instead, they — follow- There is a lot to discuss, Mark Sutherland long time ago. ing Trump’s lead — are and a lot of positions to Creative Director [email protected] A large majority of using the Dreamers to bridge. But there’s already Americans, including Re- push an immigration a general consensus that Anne Marie Tobin publicans, recognize that agenda that does not have the Dreamers deserve a Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 the Dreamers are in an enough political support reprieve. So deliver it, al- [email protected] immigration bind of their to get through on its own. ready. Bridget Turcotte parents’ making, and Compromise is, indeed, Reporter, ext. 1269 that it would be unfair the heart of the democrat- Scott Martelle is a col- [email protected] and inhumane to kick ic process. But this isn’t umnist with The Los Ange- Ryan York them out of the country in an exercise in horse-trad- les Times. 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All address information, particu- 3:31 p.m. on Wednesday. larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- MEDFORD curacy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party to contact Accidents the relevant police department and A report of a motor vehicle have the department issue a no- accident at Bowen and Mys- tice of correction to the Daily Item. tic avenues at 11:07 p.m. on Corrections or clarifications will not Wednesday; at 450 Salem St. be made without express notice of at 10:39 a.m. on Thursday; change from the arresting police at 5 Revere Beach Parkway at 11:03 a.m. on Thursday; department. at 275 Mystic Ave. at 11:05 a.m. on Thursday; at Hancock LYNN Street and Willis Avenue at 12:48 p.m. on Thursday; at Arrests Mystic Valley Parkway and Winthrop Street at 2:37 p.m. Deana Nassif, 19, of 1 on Thursday. Brightwood Terrace, was ar- rested and charged with destruction of property and Complaints breaking and entering at 7:52 A report of a disturbance at p.m. on Wednesday. 125 Fourth St. at 6:34 p.m. Richard Wooten, 59, of 23 on Wednesday; at 24 Barrett Jefferson St., was arrested for St. at 6:25 a.m. on Thursday. class B drug possession and multiple warrant charges in- Theft cluding distribution of class B drugs at 12:23 p.m. on A report of shoplifting at Thursday. Walgreens at 49 Station Landing St. at 9:19 a.m. on Accidents Thursday. A report of a motor vehicle PEABODY accident with persons injured PHOTO | REVERE POLICE at Broadway and Richard- son Road at 11:48 a.m. on Arrests Revere Police display piles of cash, as well as containers and bags of drugs, all of which was re- covered during a major drug bust Thursday that resulted in the arrest of a Winthrop man. Wednesday; at 328 West- Jeniell Posteli, 36, of 111 ern Ave. at 12:14 p.m. on Foster St., was arrested on a Wednesday. warrant charge from another A report of a motor vehicle department at 7:37 p.m. on Revere police score major drug bust accident at 10 Farrar St. at Wednesday. 12:07 p.m. on Wednesday; Jacob H. Quarles, 20, of ITEM STAFF REPORT arrested Wednesday in Revere Police Chief James would also like to thank at Euclid Avenue and Ma- 66 Margin St., was arrested Revere. A search warrant Guido. our law enforcement part- ple Street at 1:12 p.m. on and charged with a marked REVERE — A Winthrop executed at his residence Operation Waterfront ners for their assistance Wednesday; at Bennett and lanes violation and operating man was arraigned Thurs- in Winthrop yielded more was established to target during this investigation. Oakville streets at 1:16 p.m. under the influence at Gard- day in Chelsea District than two kilos of cocaine, narcotics dealing in local This case exemplifies that on Wednesday; at 29 Bennett ner Street at 10:43 p.m. on Court on seven counts of which were seized along bars in the Shirley Avenue our officers are working St. at 2:27 p.m. on Wednes- Wednesday. distributing Class B co- with materials used for and Revere Beach area. diligently to keep our day; at Commercial Street caine and one count of the packaging and dis- The operation will result streets safe. and Lynnway at 9:12 a.m. on Accidents trafficking Class B cocaine tribution of narcotics. In in the prosecution of an “Narcotics dealing on Thursday. after an ongoing investi- addition, a large cache of additional five defendants our streets and within A report of a hit-and-run A report of a motor vehi- gation led by the Revere money which totaled more who were involved in the our businesses will not be motor vehicle accident at cle accident at 43 Gardner Police Narcotics Division, than $725,000 was recov- trafficking and distribu- tolerated and we continue 102 Kirtland St. at 4:47 p.m. St. and 2 Seneca Road at with the assistance of 2:14 p.m. on Wednesday; at ered. tion of narcotics in Revere. to work hard to keep our on Thursday. Winthrop Police and the 29 Gardner St. and 2 Burn- “This case was part of “I want to commend beach area and our city a Breaking and Entering ham Road at 3:27 p.m. on Suffolk County Sheriff’s a larger investigation our Narcotics Division for place where residents and Wednesday; at 55 Newbury Department. conducted by the Revere their hard work on this visitors alike can feel safe A report of past breaking St. at 9:58 p.m. on Wednes- Peter Degan, 61, was Police Department,” said operation,” said Guido. “I to visit.” and entering at 4 Bright- day; at Route 128 North and wood Terrace at 7:16 p.m. on 310 Lowell St. at 1:10 a.m. Wednesday; at 5 Forest Hill on Thursday. Saugus man pleads guilty to phony steroid conspiracy Ave. at 9:26 a.m. on Thursday. Assault ITEM STAFF REPORT who also uses the name cal company that did not erly tanning shop, which “Musclehead320,” were make steroids. they operated to launder Complaints BOSTON — A Saugus A report of assault at 96 arrested and charged last The defendants alleged- the proceeds of the steroid A report of a disturbance Forest St. at 3:18 p.m. on man pleaded guilty in U.S. year with operating a ly sold the steroids to cus- operation, police said. at 11 Clarendon Ave. at 8:54 Wednesday. District Court Wednesday counterfeit steroid ring on tomers using email and Petzke is the last de- p.m. on Wednesday; at 51 to trafficking counterfeit the North Shore. social media platforms, fendant to plead guilty in Highland Ave. at 10:29 p.m. Breaking and Entering steroids, according to the Prosecutors alleged from collected payment through connection with the con- on Wednesday; at Chestnut U.S. Attorney’s office. May 2015 until April of Western Union and Mon- spiracy. In 2017, Bauman and Howard streets at 6:13 A report of breaking and en- Brian Petzke, 49, faced last year, the defendants eyGram, and used false pleaded guilty to his role a.m. on Thursday; at 23 tering at 104 Brooksby Village one count of conspiracy to manufactured steroid identifications and multi- in the conspiracy and is Burchstead Place at 7:49 Drive at 2:11 p.m. on Thursday. distribute controlled sub- products, made from raw ple locations to pick up the scheduled to be sentenced a.m. on Thursday. stances. He will be sen- materials purchased over- cash. on March 15. Theft tenced by Judge Nathan- seas, and marketed them Some of the defendants They face up to five years Theft A report of shoplifting at iel M. Gorton on May 8. as “Onyx.” Onyx, manu- laundered proceeds from in prison, three years of A report of a robbery at 355 CVS at 79 Lynnfield St. at Petzke and five others, factured by Amgen Inc., is the steroid sales through parole, and a fine of up to Summer St. at 7:41 p.m. on 4:25 p.m. on Wednesday. including Tyler Bauman, a legitimate pharmaceuti- Wicked Tan LLC, a Bev- $250,000. Wednesday; at 353 Chatham St. at 9:08 p.m. on Wednes- SWAMPSCOTT day. Multiple Malden, Medford indictments recorded Accidents By Steve Freker the daytime to commit a a license, subsequent of- — Michael Kelley, 26, of Vandalism FOR THE ITEM felony, larceny over $250, fense, possession of ammu- Quincy, was charged with A report of a motor vehi- malicious destruction of nition without a license, conspiracy to violate the A report of vandalism of cle accident at Petco at 419 MALDEN — These fol- a motor vehicle at 10 North property over $250, vio- subsequent offense, leav- drug laws. Paradise Road at 12:17 p.m. lowing indictments in- lating a restraining order, ing the scene of property — William Reardon, 57, Franklin St. at 1:48 p.m. on on Wednesday; at Eastman volving Malden or Med- Wednesday; at 251 Western and being a habitual crim- damage, unlicensed oper- of Quincy, was charged Avenue at 12:49 p.m. on ford arrests of residents of inal (five counts). ation of a motor vehicle, with failure to register as Ave. at 6:28 p.m. on Wednes- Wednesday; at Fuller Terrace those communities in oth- — Phillip Brooks, 46, of and being an armed career a sex offender, subsequent day; at 192 Franklin St. at at 12:59 p.m. on Wednesday; er cities and towns were Malden, was charged with criminal (two counts). offense. 11:23 a.m. on Thursday. at Mall Access Road at 2:59 handed down by grand assault with a dangerous — Julius Sanders, 28, of In a Somerville arrest, p.m. on Wednesday. juries empaneled by Mid- weapon, assault and bat- Saugus, was charged with Derrik Pannesi, 23, of MARBLEHEAD A report of a hit-and-run dlesex County District tery causing serious bodi- rape. Medford, was charged motor vehicle accident at 440 Attorney Marian Ryan The following indict- with possession with in- Accidents Paradise Road at 4:14 p.m. and announced this week. ly injury, strangulation, on Wednesday. These charges are allega- assault and battery, and ments were connected to tent to distribute a Class A report of a minor accident tions and the defendants threatening to commit a arrests made in Medford: A substance, possession at Pleasant and Washing- Complaints are presumed innocent crime. — Andrew Rossetti, 30, with intent to distribute ton streets at 3:11 p.m. on until proven guilty. — Brian Casey, 46, of Ar- was charged with failure cocaine, possession of a Wednesday. A report of a disturbance at — Anthony Machado, 44, lington, was charged with to register as a sex offend- large capacity weapon (two A report of a hit-and-run 18 Sculpin Way at 9 p.m. on of Medford, was charged violating a restraining or- er (two counts), subse- counts), possession of a accident at Baldwin Road at Wednesday. with arson and burning der (two counts). quent offense. firearm without a license, personal property in con- — Christian Flores, 32, — Gail Blanchard, 42, of improper storage of a fire- nection with an incident of Malden, was charged Quincy, was charged with arm where a person under in Everett. with aggravated rape of a distribution of a Class B the age of 18 has access, Ga. Tech hoop coach The following indict- child (three counts), rape substance, subsequent and being an armed career ments were connected to of a child by force (three offense, conspiracy to vi- criminal (three counts). arrests made in Malden: counts), and indecent as- olate the drug laws, and In a Waltham arrest, Mi- is accused of abuse — Anthony Branch, 32, sault and battery on a per- attempting to commit a guel Interiano-Vivas, 32, of Lynn, was charged with son over the age of 14. crime. of Malden, was charged TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Pendley. home invasion, assault — Patrick Joseph, 32, of — James Frederick, 57, with trafficking over 36 A Tucson-area couple has Last month, Pastner with a dangerous weapon, Malden, was charged with of Medford, was charged grams of cocaine and con- filed a lawsuit against filed a defamation lawsuit breaking and entering in carrying a firearm without with arson of a dwelling. spiracy to traffic cocaine. Georgia Tech basketball against Bell and Pendley, coach Josh Pastner, claim- saying the Oro Valley cou- ing sexual assault and ple was trying to defame Olympic swimmer’s charges mark new scandal and blackmail him by ac- sexual battery by the for- SEATTLE (AP) — World abuse allegations were her, according to a search the Seattle PI reported. cusing him of breaking mer University of Arizona champion swimmer Ari- mostly to blame for life- warrant document filed by Kukors, the 2009 world NCAA rules. standout. ana Kukors has accused a time bans of 46 members a federal agent. champion in the 200-me- The countersuit claims Tucson TV station U.S. Olympic team coach and said it set up training She told officers that he ter individual medley KOLD reports the suit Pastner sexually assault- of sexually abusing her and enhanced screening kissed and touched her who placed fifth in that was filed Thursday in ed Pendley in February starting when she was for all coaches, officials when she was 16 and en- event in the 2012 Olym- Pima County Superior 2016 when he was head 16, the latest misconduct and volunteers. gaged in sexual activity pics, accused Hutchison of Court by former Georgia coach at Memphis. allegations against those That same year, coach with her when she was 17 “grooming” her for sexual Tech booster Ron Bell and In a statement, Past- charged with caring for Sean Hutchison faced an at the Pan Pacific Swim- abuse when she was 13 his girlfriend, Jennifer ner’s attorney Scott Tomp- young athletes. investigation over his ties ming Championships in and he was her coach at a sett called the latest suit It’s another scandal for to Kukors, but it was closed Victoria, British Colum- Seattle-area swim club. CORRECTION “false and malicious” and the U.S. governing body with no misconduct found. bia, the document said. “I never thought I would says his client never acted of swimming and for the USA Swimming said Hutchison denies abus- share my story because An incorrect address for improperly with Pendley. sports world, which was Thursday that it learned of ing Kukors and has not I was able to leave a hor- David Estrada-Pagan, 33, Pastner played at Ari- rocked by a litany of sex- the underage abuse allega- been charged with a crime. rible monster and build was given in the Feb. 3 zona from 1996-2000 and ual misconduct by former tions this week. U.S. and local authorities a life I could have never police log. Pagan does not was a Wildcats assistant USA Gymnastics sports Kukors, now 28, told au- seized electronic devices imagined for myself,” she reside at the published coach from 2002-08 before doctor Larry Nassar. For thorities that Hutchison from his Seattle apart- said in a statement re- address, confirmed Lynn being hired by Memphis its part, USA Swimming took thousands of sexual- ment this week that they leased through her attor- Police Lt. Michael Kmiec. in 2009. revealed in 2010 that sex ly explicit photographs of say may contain evidence, neys Wednesday. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Northeastern expansion plan matriculates in Nahant

NAHANT inch intake lines that the basement level, mak- additional building for plans for expansion and restricting the use of the From A1 would extend about 400 ing it safer and more effi- research and classroom the town needs to know land owned by a non-prof- feet into Nahant Bay in cient. Seawater would be space — will be presented about it. How are they go- it educational corporation, The system works by al- the same direction as the pumped to the existing for the first time. Trus- ing to take care of the open it also states that the land lowing seawater to flow existing lines. The current storage tanks, and new sell stressed there are no space up there? There are may be subject to reason- through a system of pipes system includes two, six- distribution lines would be plans to construct dormi- over 50 species of bees up able regulations concern- extending from the ocean inch intake pipes that ex- installed. The ground level tories to house students. there alone.” ing the bulk and height to a supply building on the tend about 350 feet from would serve as a boathouse But Barile said the uni- There are also concerns of the structures, lot area, 23-acre site, which provides the seawall into the bay, for three research vessels. versity has been unclear about the disruption to ex- setbacks, open space, park- filtered water throughout secured to the sea floor Many objected to the about the expansion plans isting birds, a snowy owl, ing and building coverage the facility. The universi- with anchor blocks and plan, saying the system in the past. and fox dens. requirements, Barile said. ty wants to increase the rock clamps. would dump warmer wa- “They’ve shown peo- “Schools have some pro- He wants to see the amount of seawater it is ca- As part of the plan, a ter into the ocean and that ple the building, a tection from zoning by- town’s concerns addressed. pable of taking in from 500 new, 2,400-square-foot the new intakes would 50,000-square-foot build- laws, but they are not en- gallons per minute to about pump house would be suck up fish eggs and oth- ing, but they’ve also tirely exempt,” he said. Bridget Turcotte can be 2,400 gallons. constructed at the south er organisms. shown three other sets While the Dover Amend- reached at bturcotte@item- To do that, developers end of the laboratory. The A separate project — of plans to other people,” ment prevents any zoning live.com. Follow her on want to add two new 20- pump house would be in the construction of an he said. “They have huge bylaw from prohibiting or Twitter @BridgetTurcotte.

COURTESY PHOTO From left, Lt. Gary Lord, Lt. Thomas Stephens, Captain John Alex (with plaque), Chief Ron Madigan, and Lt. Paul Bartram. Not pictured but part of the Accreditation team, Lt. Joseph Kable and Sgt. Tim Cassidy. Swampscott Police scores after 20 years

SWAMPSCOTT commission offers. From A1 Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald said ac- where they were needed, creditation for the police according to Madigan. He department is something said a lot of the process that everyone in Swamp- was documenting that the scott can be proud of, and department adheres to is a big deal in terms of its policies. A good com- police standards. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK ponent of accreditation, He said Swampscott is Peabody Police Chief Tom Griffin throws his fists in the air after completing a polar plunge at he said, is to look at the a small department but Short Beach in Nahant on Thursday. department’s criminal in- certainly faces many of vestigation division and the serious issues other make sure the evidence communities do, and in room is properly managed receiving accreditation, is It’s a polar plunge, per Peabody and handled. being recognized as one Recently, Madigan said, of the best police depart- there was a two-day as- PEABODY ments around. sessment on site where “This reflects the high From A1 state assessors went caliber of commitment through all of the depart- that our police officers, I would jump into the wa- ment’s policies and proce- but also Chief Madigan, ter.” dures, talked to Swamp- really has brought to local Harkins raised the $1,000 scott officers, looked at policing,” Fitzgerald said. within a few days, and also the department’s facility “Swampscott has a really got the backing from his and made sure it was con- chief. Griffin said he would forming to standards. outstanding track record join in the polar plunge if There are more than 300 for those professional he raised $1,000, with Bet- standards the department standards that really de- tencourt then throwing in needs to comply with — a fine excellence in policing.” his support with another majority relate to what Madigan said on $1,000 and a promise to would be considered high- Wednesday, one other make the icy dip. risk categories of policing, police department, Marl- It was the first plunge including use of force train- borough, was accredited, for Harkins and Betten- ing, discipline and internal seven departments were court, but Griffin, who has affairs, patrol and traffic reaccredited, four re- taken a winter dip a time operations, criminal inves- ceived initial certification or two before for charity, tigations, victim/witness and three were recertified. had some advice for the assistance, prisoner trans- Swampscott received newcomers. port, records and commu- certification last year, “Get in and get out, have nications, and handling which was a milestone something on your feet, and and preserving evidence, toward full accreditation, have the towel ready,” said according to Madigan. Madigan said. Accredita- the chief. “Running back is “They cover every aspect tion is an ongoing process, the worst part; you’re wet of policing and managing and the department will and it’s freezing.” a police department in be up for reaccreditation The mayor showed up conformance with profes- in three years. for the plunge robed and sional standards,” he said. “Built into that status ready, looking like he was Donna Taylor Mooers, is the understanding that about to sprint up the executive director of the on an ongoing basis, we steps of the Philadelphia Massachusetts Police Ac- will be monitoring the way Museum of Art. creditation Commission, we manage the police de- “It’s a great cause,” said said that out of 211 par- partment,” Madigan said. Bettencourt. “I’ve been ticipating agencies, 77 “It’s something that dis- getting ready for it. I’ve Peabody Police Sgt. James Harkins dries off after taking the plunge. police departments have tinguishes us in terms of been trying to take cold been accredited since the demonstrating that we showers, but it hasn’t been commission was estab- have a police department working out. It seemed “Having three kids my- with cancer to help allevi- contest at the Holy Ghost lished in 1996. Twenty that is in good shape in like a good idea at the self, this is something that ate the stress that comes Society on Howley Street departments have re- terms of its structure and time.” hits home for me,” said with the burden of paying on Friday, March 16. ceived certification and operation.” The ultimate goal of the Harkins. medical bills. Anyone with questions the remaining 114 are plunge was to raise money The non-profit organi- The next big fundraiser about the fundraisers can in a phase called self-as- Gayla Cawley can be for Harkins and the other zation, which started in for the police marathon contact officer Justin Cecil sessment, where they are reached at gcawley@item- officers’ Cops for Kids with 2002, donates $5,000 each team is the Best Chicken at 978-836-1653 or email working toward certifica- live.com. Follow her on Cancer marathon run. to families of children Wings of the North Shore [email protected]. tion, the first award the Twitter @GaylaCawley. Did you know? Saugus student says it Out Loud

SAUGUS of a prior commitment. From A1 She isn’t too discour- aged. She’ll still be on “She was very power- stage starring in what she ful. You could hear the described as a steampunk Home delivery emotions of the poem, the spin on “Alice in Wonder- poise, control, and power land” at a competition subscribers in her voice,” Lee said. called DramaFest which Erika Walker is the get FREE access “It is great to see stu- involves several local winner of Saugus dents like Erika come schools all trying to put on High School’s 7th to the e-edition on alive on the stage.” the best show. annual Poetry Out Walker cannot partici- “She has been a great Loud Competition. pate in the regional level sport about it,” Lee said. of the competition because “She is very talented.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE A8 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS A piece of the Internet pioneer, songwriter John Perry Barlow dead Hindenburg sold ASSOCIATED PRESS and other governments shouldn’t im- for $36K in Boston pose their sovereignty on the “global John Perry Barlow, an internet social space we are building.” BOSTON (AP) — A activist and lyricist for the Grateful “He’s one of the very first people who Dead, has died. recognized the internet was going to be swatch of canvas recov- The digital-rights group Electronic important because it would help people ered from the wreckage of Frontier Foundation said Barlow died connect in a way they couldn’t in the the Hindenburg has sold early Wednesday in his sleep at home physical world,” said Cindy Cohn, the for more than $36,000 at in San Francisco. He was 70. EFF’s executive director. auction. The cause of death was not immedi- Some of his policy views evolved Boston-based RR Auc- ately known. Barlow had been bat- over time, but he remained optimistic tling a variety of debilitating illnesses about the power of the internet to tion says the piece of red since 2015, according to supporters strengthen human connections as long cotton canvas was picked who organized a benefit concert for as people weren’t silenced by med- up at the disaster site by him in October 2016. dling governments or monopolistic a teenager whose father Barlow co-founded the EFF in 1990 businesses. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was working the dock to champion free expression and pri- “He stayed consistent to this core when the German airship vacy online. In a 1996 manifesto, the idea that we could make something John Perry Barlow, co-founder of the Elec- “Declaration of the Independence of beautiful, or something awful, and it tronic Frontier Foundation, and a former exploded on May 6, 1937 Cyberspace,” he argued that the U.S. was up to us,” Cohn said. Grateful Dead lyricist, has died. in New Jersey. The auction house says a known collector of U.S. skater wants Pence spat to take a back seat to the Olympic games Americana, who does not wa nt to be identified, GANGNEUNG, South Korea letes at the Pyeongchang Games, 2015 while serving as governor of after an afternoon practice session paid $36,282 for the 6.25 (AP) — Adam Rippon doesn’t Rippon criticized the White House Indiana. Thursday. “I’m just kind of focused by 5-inch piece of fabric want his monthlong dispute last month for choosing Pence Critics said the legislation en- on the competition. The opening during Wednesday night’s with Mike Pence over the vice to lead its official delegation for couraged discrimination against ceremony is tomorrow. I don’t auction. The pre-auc- president’s record on gay rights Friday’s opening ceremony. gay people. An amendment with mind talking about it but I don’t tion estimate was up to to overshadow his long-awaited Pence has been considered an protections for the LGBT commu- want to distract my teammates.” $5,000. Olympic performance. opponent of the LGBT commu- nity was passed a week later. Pence, also tried to bury the story. Or those of the rest of the nity after the conservative vice “I don’t want to make this too He tweeted to Rippon: “I want you Auction officials say the American team. president signed the Religious much for my competitors and to know we are FOR YOU. Don’t let piece is unique because One of two openly gay U.S. ath- Freedom Restoration Act in March for my teammates,” Rippon said fake news distract you.” it is not gray, like most of the canvas from the air- Fashion designer Cole steps down from AIDS charity ship, and must have come from the giant Nazi flags. NEW YORK (AP) — Fashion designer stands for American Foundation for that were emblazoned on Kenneth Cole has resigned as chair- AIDS Research, at the time. the tailfins. man of the board of the AIDS charity In a statement Thursday, the group amfAR. didn’t mention the fraud allegation, say- The group’s board of trustees said ing only that Cole had served the group Cole and four other trustees agreed to with “extraordinary dedication.” Bardot warns “graciously” resign Wednesday after the “Under his leadership we have raised Putin on board implemented term limits. Cole hundreds of millions of dollars for AIDS had served longer than the new limits research, had a profound impact on mil- animal abuse that were adopted. lions of people’s lives and gotten closer But Cole’s move also comes as federal to our ultimate goal of finding a cure for PARIS (AP) — Bri- prosecutors in Manhattan look into fi- this insidious disease,” the statement gitte Bardot, the nancial dealings in 2015 among amfAR, read. French film star who Harvey Weinstein and the American In his own statement, Cole said he had became an animal Repertory Theater. Authorities are trying to find out if “proudly served” on the amfAR board rights activist, is fraud occurred when $600,000 raised at and will serve as honorary chairman, using the upcoming an amfAR auction went to the theater helping elect the new chairman. He soccer World Cup company that had produced Weinstein’s said he supported the board’s term limit hosted by Russia to musical “Finding Neverland.” The musi- reform. express her concerns cal is adapted from the 2004 whimsical Cole has had a long relationship with to President Vladi- film of the same name about a widow amfAR, joining its board in 1987. He mir Putin about the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS whose four young sons inspired play- was elected vice chairman in 2002 and fate of stray animals chairman of the board three years later. Kenneth Cole steps down as federal prosecu- wright J.M. Barrie to write the children’s in the country. classic “Peter Pan.” The $20 million show He has also designed the group’s adver- tors looking into financial dealings concerning Bardot’s founda- failed to recoup. tising, including the “We All Have AIDS” amfAR. tion tweeted a letter Cole was a leader of amfAR, which public service campaign in 2005. from her to Putin on John Oates dives deep into Thursday, referring to what she called American roots with ‘Arkansas’ culling campaigns and other animal ASSOCIATED PRESS cruelty in Russian The less celebrated cities. half of the pop duo Hall She said “by & Oates has tapped into accepting this mass a rich vein of Ameri- killing, you favor can roots music on his barbarism!” latest offering, an album She implored him that demonstrates his to replace “this seriousness about the revolting slaughter” music-making craft. with sterilization No, “Arkansas” proba- campaigns. Bardot bly won’t let John Oates salted with Delta blues.” noted that with the live down a legacy in He smartly enlisted A-list PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS June 14-July 15 which the mere men- Nashville players to help, tion of a song title can including mandolin wizard The only remaining piece of the 143-ton, 820-foot-long fatberg, removed World Cup, “the eyes leave its melody rattling Sam Bush and guitarist from the sewers in the Whitechapel area of east London in the latter of the internation- around your head for Guthrie Trapp. Their months of 2017, is displayed during a media preview at the Museum of al community are hours. The duo, during playing on songs by Jim- London in London Thursday. turned toward you.” its heyday, combined a mie Rodgers, Hurt, Blind Epistolary ex- string of catchy-to-cloying Blake and other legends el- ‘Ick’ factor on display in London museum changes between singles (“Private Eyes”) evates them considerably, Bardot and Putin with soulful ballads that and the Oates originals LONDON (AP) — Lon- pers and baby wipes from Curator Vyki Sparkes aren’t new. held up better over time mixed in are good fits. don’s newest museum beneath Whitechapel in says the lump started out He wrote to her in (“Sara Smile”). 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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 Four more goals from Clougherty help propel Jets to victory

By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Lynn Jets boys hock- ey team roared back from a two-goal de cit to take down Essex Tech, 6-3, at Connery Rink on Thursday eve- ning. Brian Clougherty was the star of the game, netting his second con- secutive four-goal performance in the win. That puts Clougherty at 26 goals on the year (52 points total), good enough for third in the entire state. “He’s been an absolute beast for us this year,” Lynn coach Mike Roberts said of Clougherty. “He’s our MVP this year for sure, the kid does ev- erything out there. He’s been a big COURTESY PHOTO | FRANK POULIN part of our success this season.” In addition to Clougherty’s four Peabody native Marcus Vieira has already goals, John DiFilippo had one goal broken his own school record in the weight and one assist and Sean Devin had throw at Worcester State this season. one goal. Jack Gallant stopped 16 shots in net. The Jets appeared to be the more No throwing record aggressive and physical team for much of the rst period, outshooting Essex Tech 14-3. The Hawks didn’t too big for Peabody even get their rst shot on net un- til more than seven minutes had passed, but it was a meaningful one. native Vieira After Colin Levesque picked up a loose puck in his own zone, he  ew ITEM FILE PHOTO By Harold Rivera up the ice on the left side, got an ITEM STAFF Lynn’s Brian Clougherty scored four goals for the second JETS, B2 straight game as the Jets took down Essex Tech on Thursday. WORCESTER — The Peabody High track and eld program has plenty to be proud of in Tanners alum Marcus Vieira. A 2015 Peabody graduate, Vieira took his talents to the indoor and outdoor track teams at Division III Tanner girls hit a snag against Everett Worcester State University and has found himself a home, and a key role, as a thrower for the Lancers. By Harold Rivera In fact, this winter season has been a year of re- ITEM STAFF cords for Vieira as he broke Worcester State’s record PEABODY — With the regular season winding to a close, in the weight throw at the Tufts Invite #1 on Jan. 13. teams hovering around the .500 mark are buckling down as they Vieira, who also held the previous record, threw for shoot for state tournament bids. The Peabody girls basketball a distance of 18.71 meters to earn the school’s top team is one that ts that category. mark. The Tanners came into Thursday’s game against Everett need- “I broke it last year and then a week later one of my ing four wins to clinch a spot in states. They suffered a setback teammates (Sam Weeks) broke that,” Vieira, a junior, with a 60-54 overtime loss to the Crimson Tide at Veterans Me- said. “Breaking it this season was great because it morial Field House. gives me a base to work off of for the rest of the season. Peabody shot 4-of-12 from the free throw line in the fourth My goal is to break that record every meet. It’s a great quarter, missing a handful of freebies that would’ve given the mark, but there’s still a lot more to accomplish.” Tanners the win in the waning seconds. He set the previous record, 18.42 meters, at the Hus- “If it comes down to anything, it’s free throws,” Peabody coach ky Indoor Invitational on Dec. 9. Two days later, Vieira Stan McKeen said. “That was the game. Everett’s a good team. was named MASCAC Men’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week. They have two outstanding players, but we have to make free Most recently, Vieira earned a sixth-place nish at throws down the stretch. We played as hard as we did all year. the All New England Championships on Feb. 3 at the We got in foul trouble early but we hung right in there with Reggie Lewis Center in Roxbury. His mark of 17.61 them.” meters helped the Lancers to a 14th place nish in an Despite the tough loss Peabody received a valiant performance event that included Division I, II and III programs. from Catherine Manning, who led the Tanners with 15 points. “I set goals high because last year I missed indoor Manning gave Everett problems in the paint, picking up offen- and outdoor nationals by one slot,” Vieira said. “That sive rebounds throughout the night and drawing fouls on drives was something that really burned a hole in my head. to the hoop. I put in a lot of work throughout the offseason, lift- Liz Zaiter added 11 points, Jordan Muse scored nine and Kristi- ing weights with my teammates. It feels good to have na Rossignoll nished with eight. Brooke Hodas scored seven off opened the season so well.” the bench. Prior to the start of each season, Vieira sets a pair ITEM FILE PHOTO For Everett, Jacquelin Emmanuel led all scorers with 19 points. Yasmeen Guerrier scored 18 and Maddy Duraes added 15. of benchmark goals for himself. His “reach” goal is Liz Zaiter had 11 points in a loss for Pea- to break the Division III throwing record, which cur- body on Thursday. PEABODY, B2 rently stands at 21.75 meters. His “realistic” goal is to continue to break his school record and increase his throwing distance on a meet by meet basis. “There’s reach goals and realistic goals,” Vieira said. “My reach goal is to break the throwing record in Di- Peabody’s Gray tting right in at West eld vision III. I wake up every morning looking at that. It’s a little far from my PR (personal record) but I’m By Harold Rivera lege, you’re always going against real- motivated to reach it. My realistic goal is to get to 20 ITEM STAFF ly good players and that makes it fun for me.” meters. I’m right around 18.70 meters right now.” WESTFIELD — Peabody native In his days as a student-athlete at Peabody High, Last week, Gray’s success came to Melissa Gray has had no trouble mak- fruition when she was named Mas- Vieira kept a busy schedule year-round as he played ing the jump in basketball from high football in the fall as an offensive/defensive lineman sachusetts State Collegiate Athletic school to the college level this winter. Conference Rookie of the Week. She and threw for the indoor and outdoor track teams in In her freshman season for West- the winter and spring, respectively. During this past repeated as conference rookie of the eld State, Gray has emerged as a week this week, while also bringing offseason, Vieira returned to his alma mater to train key piece to an Owls’ formula that with former and current Tanners. home New England Women’s Basket- has seen West eld continue the re- ball Association (NEWBA) Rookie of “I practiced at home in Peabody with some of my for- cent success it has earned under head mer teammates and current Peabody High athletes,” the Week honors. coach Andrea Bertini, a Salem native Gray scored a career-high 22 points Vieira said. “We all try to stay connected to help out. It in her 13th year at the helm of the felt great to be back home. in a loss to Bridgewater State last program. Saturday, shooting 57.1 percent from “I’d throw the hammer three times a week,” Viei- Gray, a forward, has started nine of both the eld (8-of-14) and beyond the ra added. “We go to the gym regularly on campus at 21 games and posted averages of 16.7 arc (4-of-7) while making both of her Worcester. We play basketball pretty often. We’re a minutes, 9.8 points, 2.9 rebounds and free throw attempts and adding two great group of people.” 1.5 steals per contest. She’s shooting steals and two rebounds. Vieira isn’t the only star athlete representing the 33.5 percent from the  oor and 63.6 “I was thrilled about winning rook- North Shore on the Lancers roster. In fact, Worces- percent from the charity stripe. ie of the week,” Gray, who played four ter State carries ve other locals in sprinter Michael “Coming into West eld State, it’s years of varsity basketball at Peabody, Butten (Marblehead), thrower Anthony Christo (Pea- been a big adjustment,” Gray, a two- said. “It’s such an honor. I couldn’t body), multi Anthony Em (Revere), sprinter/jumper sport athlete at Peabody High who have done it without my teammates Giovanny Guzman (Salem), and jumper/hurdler Jus- also played volleyball, said. “I’ve got- and my coaches. They’re always push- COURTESY PHOTO | WESTFIELD STATE ATHLETICS tin Lewis (Lynn). Lewis, a sophomore and Lynn Tech ten used to it now. It’s grown on me ing me to get better and better. I’m alum, has been named the MASCAC Men’s Indoor and I’ve made the adjustments. In Peabody native Melissa Gray Field Athlete of the Week for the past two weeks. very thankful for them. high school, you always get to play has found a key role with VIEIRA, B2 with a couple of good players. In col- GRAY, B2 West eld State as a freshman. Hobbs leads Prep basketball to win over rival Xaverian a game that had been previously after picking up where we left KIPP 72, With the Vikings trailing 58-56, SCHOOL ROUNDUP suspended earlier this season, af- off,” St. John’s coach John Dullea Pioneer Charter 2 (Saugus) 51 Tayjuan McKenzie played hero By Mike Alongi ter the rst half of play. said. “We had to come out fast Dominic Jette exploded for 29 for Winthrop. McKenzie, a senior, FOR THE ITEM Nate Hobbs led all scorers with since we only had 16 minutes to points as the Panthers rolled to hit the game-winning 3-pointer 18 points. Hobbs knocked in seven play and we were able to play at another win. Winfred Sanchez with four seconds left to lift Win- The St. John’s Prep basketball buckets and hit four free throws. our pace especially in the fourth had 13 points, Tona Puati put up throp over Gloucester. McKen- team earned its 12th victory Tommy O’Neil nished with 17 quarter." 11 and Algha Barry added nine. zie nished with 25 points and of the season with a 61-44 win points, and Jarnel Snow-Guzman The Eagles improved to 12-4 KIPP (13-1) hosts Edward M. senior Devin Pulsifer added 20. over Catholic Conference rival and Pat Sweetnam each scored with the win and are back in ac- Kennedy School on Monday night Winthrop (7-10) visits Medford Xaverian on Thursday afternoon. seven points in the win. tion tonight (7) when they travel in a rematch of last year’s MCSAO Tuesday night (7). The Eagles and Hawks played “It was a unique situation in to Malden Catholic for a confer- state championship game. the second half on Thursday of that we were only playing a half ence clash against the Lancers. Winthrop 59 Gloucester 58 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 Wizards force overtime, but Celtics hold strong for the win WASHINGTON (AP) — 2 for 12 in the overtime pe- ed free agent C Greg Monroe, Kyrie Irving scored 12 of riod, dropping their second but did not make a trade at Boston’s last 17 points and straight game after winning the NBA trade deadline. ... finished with 28 to help the five straight. Coach Brad Stevens wasn’t Celtics remain in sole pos- Irving went 9 of 10 from the surprised. “It was probably session of the Eastern Con- foul line in his second game the least amount of time that ference lead with a 110-104 back from a thigh injury. And I was paying attention to it overtime victory over the after Boston allowed Wash- or on the phone over these Washington Wizards on ington to come back from a days in five years,” he said. Thursday night. 10-point fourth-quarter defi- ... Monroe was one of three Jaylen Brown added five of cit, he tied it from the line Celtics players to receive a his 18 points in overtime for in the late seconds on three technical foul in separate in- Boston. The Celtics have won made foul shots after luring cidents, along with F Marcus five of six, and remained a Markieff Morris into a foul Morris and G Terry Rozier game ahead of Toronto in the on a 3-point attempt. Wizards: Traded G/F race for the East’s top playoff That was part of 10 straight Sheldon Mac to the Atlan- seed after the Raptors win points for Irving before find- ta Hawks for a 2019 sec- over New York earlier Thurs- ing Brown for a layup that ond-round pick in a move day. made it 105-103 with 2:32 coach Scott Brooks said gave Otto Porter had 27 points left in overtime. Washington the flexibility and 11 rebounds for Wash- Brown stretched the lead to to sign one or two players. ington, and Bradley Beal had five when he hit a contested “We’re definitely looking,” 18 points and matched his baseline 3-pointer about a Brooks said. ... Mac (torn career high with nine assists. minute later, and the Wiz- Achilles), who was then But as John Wall remains ards failed to get within a waived by Atlanta, has not PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sidelined following knee sur- possession after that. played this season. ... F Kel- gery, the Wizards committed TIP-INS ly Oubre received a technical Terry Rozier, left, gets fouled by Washington Wizards guard Mike 22 turnovers and shot just Celtics: Signed and activat- foul in the fourth quarter. Scott during the fourth quarter in Washington on Thursday. With loss, Tanners need four more wins to make tournament PEABODY bucket of the third quarter From B1 to cushion the Tanners’ lead to 28-24. The Crimson Tide Peabody got the game strung together a 13-7 ral- started on the right foot ly from there to regain the in the first quarter. A pair lead at the end of the third. of baskets from Manning, Everett’s Duraes capped the and a bucket and a free quarter with a layup and the throw from Zaiter powered Crimson Tide led 37-36. the Tanners to a 7-2 start. Muse swished a 3-point- Back to back layups from er and Rossignoll added Everett’s Guerrier sliced a floater to give the Tan- Peabody’s lead down to 7-6. ners a 45-40 lead midway A string of turnovers hurt through the fourth quarter. the Tanners in the final two But Everett didn’t go minutes of the quarter and away. Everett took advantage. Emmanuel knocked in a The Crimson Tide ended 3-pointer and Carolann Car- the period on a 7-2 run and dinale netted a free throw, led 17-14 after one. pushing Everett to a 49-46 ITEM FILE PHOTO “Everett’s a fastbreak lead. Peabody tied the game Lynn forward John DiFilippo had one goal and one assist in a 6-3 win for the Jets at Connery Rink team,” McKeen said. “Em- with free throws to send it on Thursday. manuel (#25) and Gurrier into overtime but the Tan- (#32), you’d see them going ners saw their chances at a the other way. They get re- win slip away with misses bounds going the other way from the charity stripe. Jets come from behind to take down Essex Tech and they’re gone. We knew Duraes found her rhythm we couldn’t play man-to- in the extra period, scor- JETS Just three minutes later, Clough- would not relinquish. man. I thought we did a de- ing five points. Everett led From B1 erty was able to redirect a blue line DiFilippo added another power- cent job with our zone.” through the entire over- shot from Alquinta to cut the defi- play goal with just over three min- The second quarter was time to seal the 60-54 win. open look at the net and slapped cit in half at 2-1. Lynn then got into utes left to push it to a 5-3 lead, then back and forth from start “It’s a game we should’ve a vicious shot over Gallant’s left some penalty trouble, getting sent Devin scored an empty-netter in the to finish. Manning hit a had,” McKeen said. “We shoulder to make it 1-0. The Jets to the box three times over the next final 30 seconds to seal the victory. floater in the paint in the could’ve won it right at got a few more chances in the latter six minutes including having to Although the Jets technically closing seconds, giving the the end of regulation. It half of the period, even hitting the play 1:37 with a 5-on-3 disadvan- qualified for the state tournament Tanners a 26-24 lead at was missed free throws. post once, but the score stood at 1-0 tage. Despite killing off all of those last week due to their standing in the midway break. No one in general, just going into the first break. penalties, Essex Tech was still able the Northeastern Conference South “Catherine’s clutch, missed free throws.” “I thought we controlled the pace to find the back of the net with 2:34 Division (they’ve locked up second there’s no question about With the loss, Peabody of play for pretty much the entire to go when Joseph Scarpa hit Chris place), Roberts said that he wanted that,” McKeen said. “She’s falls to 6-8. The Tanners first period, we had about 10 min- Grout right in front of the net to his team to get in by earning more our clutch player. Down the need four wins with six utes of offensive hockey out there,” make it 3-1. But then just as the than 20 points on the season. With stretch, or wherever it is games remaining to clinch said Roberts. “We hit a post on the period was ending, with 5.8 seconds this win, Lynn (9-4-3) now has 21 in the game, she’s going to a berth in states. Peabody first shift, but we just weren’t able left on the clock, Clougherty scored points. make things happen down aims for a bounce back to find the back of the net early on on an assist from DiFilippo to make “We technically got in last week, low. There’s no question.” win when the Tanners and Essex Tech was able to capital- it 3-2 Hawks going into the second but we talked about wanting to Manning notched the first host Beverly tonight (7). ize.” intermission. earn it this way as well and get The second period didn’t start off That momentum was all that Lynn to that 20-point threshold,” said too well for Lynn. Just 13 seconds needed, as the Jets took control in Roberts. “These guys earned it out Peabody’s Gray turns into the period, after Essex Tech the third period. Lynn earned its there, they’ve given it their whole won the opening faceoff, Brandon first powerplay about two minutes heart and soul this whole year and heads at Westfield State Swaczyk took the puck into the into the frame and cashed in when it’s paid off with a trip to the tour- Lynn zone and sent a perfect pass Clougherty scored his third goal of nament. GRAY Gray noted that another across the middle to Levesque, who the game to tie the score. Less than It’s all about playing for a higher From B1 key to Westfield’s success was waiting in front of the net to tip five minutes later, Clougherty once seed now with four games left in the this winter has been its in his second goal of the game. again found the back of the net regular season, starting on Monday “I’ve been blessed with ability to click as a unit. But the Jets didn’t get thrown off. to give the Jets the lead, one they at Latin Academy. the amount of minutes I’ve Although it took time for gotten this year,” Gray add- the Owls to get there, the ed. “I wasn’t expecting that. team has made proper ad- What makes it easier for justments throughout the Vieira aiming high (and long) at Worcester State me is the great teammates season and the results are VIEIRA tough my first two years,” Vieira in how you’re doing,” Vieira said. that I have. They’re all very showing. Westfield’s 7-1 in supportive on and off the its last eight games. From B1 said. “The last two semesters, I’ve “That includes school and your started to figure things out. I pulled spare time. Their goal is to make court. They encourage me “I have to say that it was “It’s huge because we always joke off a 3.2 and a 3.4 GPA. Things are sure you do well in school and make to keep shooting.” tough at first, all playing around and say ‘the North Shore’s going well. It’s tough but at the same friends on the team. Every year, While Gray’s seeing suc- together and getting used taking over,’” Vieira said. “Justin time, you’re teammates are always it’s the same thing. Our coaches do cess on the individual level, to our system and style of Lewis is an amazing jumper. Over there to help. We’ll all sit down and a great job making sure we have a the Owls are making the play,” Gray said. “I think the summer, we all meet up to have study halls. We all help each great time. most of her game-by-game we all have it down now practice, we’ll play basketball or go other out.” “My family has given me a ton of progression as they threat- and we’re working great to- swimming. It’s a close-knit team. For Vieira added that the success he’s support,” Vieira added. “I wouldn’t en for their third consecu- gether. The intensity on our a small school, we’re really close.” earning at Worcester State wouldn’t be where I am without them and I’m tive MASCAC regular sea- bench really helps us and On the academic side, Vieira’s a have been possible without a strong really thankful for all their support.” son crown. Westfield, 14-7 it gets us riled up. We’re criminal justice major with an in- support system in his corner. That Vieira and the Lancers are back on the season, is 8-1 against always encouraging one terest in pursuing a career in law includes coaches, teammates and in action Saturday when they troop MASCAC opponents. The another and getting each enforcement. family members. to Providence for the MASCAC Owls are currently atop the other pumped up.” “Balancing school and track was “Our coaches take a lot of interest Championships. conference standings with As the Owls approach the a slight edge over Framing- closing stretch of their reg- ham State (7-2). ular season, they’ll have to Part of the reason West- continue their recent surge Danvers boys hockey goes undefeated in NEC play field’s off to another strong of strong play in order to start is the team’s effi- remain atop the conference ROUNDUP The Pioneers officially qualified 12-0-0 in NEC play and are 14-1-0 ciency on both ends of the standings. The string of From B1 for the state tournament with a overall. floor. The Owls currently games at the end of West- close win at Graf Rink in New- Jared Mscisz led the way with rank third in Division III field’s schedule won’t be an Spellman 77, Fenwick 46 buryport. Trailing 2-1 in the sec- two goals and one assist, while in points per game at 86.1 easy one as the Owls have At Spellman, the Crusaders fell ond period, Cooper Marengi netted Conor Purtell had two goals. Nic and are tops in steals per clashes against Salem, to 3-12 despite 21 points and six two goals in a one-minute span to DiSciullo and Tommy Mento each contest at 20.9 and turn- Fitchburg and Worcester rebounds from Nik Pignone; and give Lynnfield a lead it would nev- had one goal and one assist, Cal- over margin at +17.1 before moving on to the 11 points and seven boards from er give back. Jaret Simpson also vin Mansfield and Jack Thibodeau “I think our biggest MASCAC Tournament. Jack Bowers. had a goal. each had one goal and Matt Taylor strength has been our “We just look at the next “I wasn’t unhappy with the way Now 10-3-1 on the year, Lynnfield had three assists. ability to move the ball up game and focus on that,” we competed,” Fenwick Kevin Mo- will visit Masconomet Saturday in The Falcons host Gloucester at the court fast,” Gray said. Gray said. “We’re focusing ran said. “Spellman is right up the Coaches vs. Cancer game at Bourque Arena on Saturday. “Coach Bertini loves to push on getting better each day there with St. Mary’s and Cathe- Valley Forum in Haverhill. Saugus got one goal and one as- the ball up the court and of practice and beating the dral at the top of our league.” Danvers 8, Saugus 2 sist from John Torres, while Ron- we love to get a shot up as next team on our schedule.” The Crusaders are home tonight Danvers became the third team nie Paolo had one goal. The Sa- quickly as we can. We love Gray and the Owls are (6:30) against Arlington Catholic. in Northeastern Conference his- chems (5-7-5) will play on the road to run the ball up the floor back on the court on Sat- BOYS HOCKEY tory to go unbeaten and untied in against Swampscott at Rockett and we’ve done a good job at urday afternoon (1) when Lynnfield 3, Triton 2 conference play. The Falcons finish Arena on Wednesday. making the right passes.” they host Salem State. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE FRIDAY Fenwick at Shawsheen (3) Boys Basketball Gymnastics Mystic Valley at Tech (5:30) NEC League Meet (at Winthrop, TBD) Excel at Salem Academy (6) SATURDAY St. Mary’s at Lowell Catholic (6:30) Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (6:30) Boys Hockey Lynnfield at Triton (6:30) Gloucester at Danvers (12:30) Classical at Marblehead (7) Newburyport at St. John’s Prep (3:30) Swampscott at Saugus (7) Lynnfield at Masco (4) Everett at English (7) Cohasset at Swampscott (4:30) St. John’s Prep at Malden Catholic (7) Winthrop at Fenwick (6) Peabody at Beverly (7) Williams at St. Mary’s (8:30) Medford at Revere (7) Girls Hockey Salem at Somerville (7) Marblehead at Winthrop (1:30) Danvers at Malden (7) Oakmont at Peabody (4) Gloucester at Winthrop (7) Beverly at Shrewsbury (4) Girls Basketball Arlington Cath. at St. Mary’s (6:30) Excel at Salem Academy (6) Girls Basketball Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6:30) Nauset at St. Mary’s (3:45) Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (6:30) Triton at Lynnfield (6:30) Swimming Marblehead at Classical (7) Sectionals (at M.I.T., 2:30) Saugus at Swampscott (7) SUNDAY English at Everett (7) Beverly at Peabody (7) Boys Basketball Swampscott at Malden Catholic (7) Revere at Medford (7) Malden at Danvers (7) Girls Hockey Winthrop at Gloucester (7) St. Joseph at Fenwick (9a) Boys Hockey Track Marblehead at Westfield (7) NEC League Meet (TBA) Girls Hockey Swimming Marblehead at Williams (12) Sectionals (at M.I.T., 2:30) FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS TV/RADIO Boston University junior forward Jordan Greenway will become the first African-American player on the US Olympic hockey team when he suits up for the Winter Games in South Korea. TV NBA BU’s Greenway becomes first African-American 7 p.m...... LA Clippers at Detroit...... ESPN 7:30 p.m...... Indiana at Boston...... NBCSB player on US Olympic hockey team roster 9:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Chicago...... ESPN BOSTON (AP) — Jordan Green- junior championship last year. He he said. “I’ve grown up in a white College basketball way didn’t have much time to think could be the first American to win population. So it really hasn’t been 6 p.m...... Toledo at Miami (Ohio)...... CBSSN about being a pioneer. both world junior and Olympic gold. anything different, just a way of life 7 p.m...... Davidson at Rhode Island...... ESPN2 The Boston University forward USA Hockey executive director for me growing up. It hasn’t been was preparing for his junior year Pat Kelleher called Greenway “one 7 p.m...... Princeton at Harvard...... ESPNU different at all.” last summer when he heard that heck of a hockey player” who also Greenway played for BU in the 7:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Indiana...... FS1 USA Hockey might be calling on col- has the potential to awaken an in- Beanpot on Monday night, assist- 9 p.m...... Detroit at Oakland...... ESPN2 legians and minor-league pros to fill terest in hockey in communities out its Olympic roster. It was only that traditionally haven’t played it. ing on the Terriers’ second goal in 9 p.m...... Kent State at Ball State...... ESPNU after NHL players were officially “I think a lot of kids saw him do a 3-2, double-overtime victory over Golf ruled out and Greenway made the it in the world juniors last year,” Harvard. But when BU plays in the championship game next week for 12 p.m...... Boca Raton Championship...... Golf team that a reporter told him he Kelleher said. “Hopefully, more and would be the first African-American more people and families that watch Boston’s college hockey bragging 3 p.m...... AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... Golf man on the U.S. Olympic team. the Olympics will be drawn to our rights, Greenway will be in South 11 p.m...... ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth...... Golf “I’m happy I’m the first. I hope I’m team and the success they had. And Korea. (Harvard’s Ryan Donato also the first of many,” he said last month hopefully some kids or some fam- College hockey is heading to the Olympics, on the after practicing with the Terriers on ilies identify with Jordan and are same flight.) 7 p.m...... Maine at Providence...... NESN Plus campus. “Hopefully I inspire other inspired to get involved with our Growing up about 2 hours from kids to want to do the same thing, game.” 7 p.m...... UConn at Northeastern...... NESN Lake Placid, Greenway said he try something different.” Raised by a white mother in Can- 7:30 p.m...... Ohio State at Notre Dame...... NBCSN A 6-foot-6, 238-pound winger ton, New York, a village about 20 dreamed about playing in the Olym- Olympics who has 25 points in 28 games for miles from the Canadian border, pics “like every kid does.” But he wasn’t thinking about Pyeongchang 8 p.m...... Opening ceremony...... NBC the Terriers this season, Greenway Greenway said he is used to being played in the 2017 world champi- one of the only African-Americans or even Beijing in 2022; he had his Soccer onships and was second in points on the ice — or at family gatherings. sights set eight or 12 years down the 2:30 p.m...... Bundesliga: FC Augsburg at RB Leipzig...... FS2 on the U.S team that won the world “I’ve been able to fit in pretty well,” line. Radio NBA Cavaliers overhaul entire roster in a 7:30 p.m...... Indiana at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 SPORTS BRIEFS series of NBA trade deadline moves phone at 781-223-0378. NSSUA Softball CLEVELAND (AP) than the team we faced Classes will be held on — With their NBA title the last three years. Umpire School Monday nights at Marble- hopes fading fast, the Cav- “They’ve still got LeBron The North Shore Softball head High School form aliers got aggressive at the James. I think everything Umpire Association 6:30-8 p.m. starting tonight. trading deadline. else at that point is irrel- (NSSUA) is looking for new Cost for the school is They swapped teams. evant.” softball umpires for the $100, which covers half of Cleveland completely The Cavs began their upcoming 2018 season. 2018’s NSSUA dues, a rule- changed its look — and shocking overhaul by Anyone interested can con- book, umpiring materials perhaps its chances of sending the disappoint- tact Roy Ballard at roys- and the 2018 softball winning a championship ing Thomas along with [email protected] or by umpire exam. this season — on Thurs- forward Channing Frye day with a stunning se- and one of their two first- quence of deals. General round picks to the Los NBA manager Koby Altman Angeles Lakers for point EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE traded six players, includ- guard Jordan Clarkson Atlantic Division Southwest Division ing Isaiah Thomas, Dwya- and forward Larry Nance W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ne Wade and Derrick Rose, Boston 40 16 .714 — Houston 40 13 .755 — Jr. Toronto 38 16 .704 1 San Antonio 35 21 .625 6½ and two future draft picks Thomas, who came over Philadelphia 26 25 .510 11½ New Orleans 28 25 .528 12 in moves designed to not in last summer’s block- New York 23 33 .411 17 Memphis 18 36 .333 22½ only help them in the short Brooklyn 19 37 .339 21 Dallas 17 37 .315 23½ buster trade with Boston Southeast Division Northwest Division term but could potentially for Kyrie Irving, played in W L Pct GB W L Pct GB help keep LeBron James Washington 31 24 .564 — Minnesota 34 23 .596 — just 15 games and wasn’t Miami 29 26 .527 2 Oklahoma City 31 24 .564 2 beyond this season. fitting in with Cleveland Charlotte 23 30 .434 7 Denver 29 25 .537 3½ Just like that, the Cavs Orlando 18 36 .333 12½ Portland 29 25 .537 3½ on or off the floor after he traded nearly half their Atlanta 17 38 .309 14 Utah 26 28 .481 6½ returned from a hip inju- Central Division Pacific Division roster, got substantially W L Pct GB W L Pct GB younger and more athlet- ry. Cleveland 31 22 .585 — Golden State 41 13 .759 — FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS As the Thomas swap was Milwaukee 30 23 .566 1 L.A. Clippers 27 25 .519 13 ic and wedged themselves Indiana 30 25 .545 2 L.A. Lakers 22 31 .415 18½ back into contention to Isaiah Thomas was traded from the Cleveland being digested around the Detroit 27 26 .509 4 Sacramento 17 36 .321 23½ make a fourth straight Fi- Cavaliers to the Los Angeles Lakers Thursday. league, the Cavs complet- Chicago 18 35 .340 13 Phoenix 18 38 .321 24 ed a three-team deal with Thursday’s Games Portland at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. nals appearance against Orlando 100, Atlanta 98 Saturday’s Games Golden State. slow death and we didn’t champions took notice. Utah and Sacramento. Toronto 113, New York 88 New Orleans at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. want to be a part of that,” “It’s interesting, really The Cavs sent Rose, who Boston 110, Washington 104, OT L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Following a long day Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. that left him “numb,” Alt- he said on a conference interesting,” Warriors for- has also been slowed by Dallas at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Washington at Chicago, 8 p.m. call. “So with the window ward Draymond Green injury, and forward Jae Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. man said his main objec- Friday’s Games San Antonio at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. tive in making the deals we have with LeBron and said of Cleveland’s dras- Crowder to the Jazz for L.A. Clippers at Detroit, 7 p.m. Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. with this team, we figured tic midseason renovation. forward Rodney Hood, a New Orleans at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games was to alter the chemistry Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Charlotte, 1 p.m. of a team that was no lon- it was time to do some- “It’s probably obviously 25-year-old averaging a Indiana at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 3:30 p.m. ger playing with joy. thing to re-energize the something that they felt career-high 16.8 points. Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta, 3:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Miami, 8 p.m. New York at Indiana, 5 p.m. “We were really worried group but also to have sus- was needed. I feel like they Cleveland is also get- Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. Dallas at Houston, 7 p.m. that what was going on tainability going into the made some good moves. ting steady veteran guard Minnesota at Chicago, 9:30 p.m. Memphis at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. the floor and sort of our future.” I don’t know, we’ll see. A George Hill from the culture in the building Watching from the West lot of action. That’s a com- Kings in exchange for NHL that we were marching a Coast, the defending pletely different team now guard Iman Shumpert. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Led by Foles, Cousins, 2018 will be the year of the QB Tampa Bay 54 37 14 3 77 194 142 Nashville 53 32 12 9 73 166 138 Boston 52 33 11 8 74 173 124 Winnipeg 54 32 13 9 73 176 143 Toronto 56 32 19 5 69 182 156 St. Louis 56 33 20 3 69 161 141 (AP) — Quarterbacks will rule the but also an abundance of talent at nities that includes the Minnesota Florida 51 23 22 6 52 146 164 Dallas 54 31 19 4 66 167 140 NFL’s offseason. the position in franchise QB Carson Vikings’ trio of Teddy Bridgewater, Detroit 52 21 23 8 50 136 154 Minnesota 54 29 19 6 64 162 156 Montreal 54 22 26 6 50 142 169 Colorado 53 29 20 4 62 168 156 Beginning with Alex Smith going Wentz and Super Bowl MVP Nick Case Keenum and Sam Bradford. Ottawa 53 19 25 9 47 141 182 Chicago 53 24 21 8 56 155 148 to Washington when the league’s Foles. Garoppolo, Brady’s longtime back- Buffalo 54 15 29 10 40 124 178 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA new year starts next month and Should Wentz’s recovery from up, got a five-year contract from the GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 53 35 14 4 74 181 145 Jimmy Garoppolo agreeing to a re- knee surgery go well, the Eagles will 49ers that will pay him a reported Washington 53 31 17 5 67 165 154 San Jose 53 28 17 8 64 153 145 cord-breaking deal with San Fran- have a huge bargaining chip to help $137.5 million to keep him off the Pittsburgh 55 30 22 3 63 169 166 Calgary 54 28 18 8 64 153 153 New Jersey 53 27 18 8 62 159 159 Los Angeles 53 29 19 5 63 153 128 cisco on Thursday, several quarter- restock their roster. free-agent market without forcing Philadelphia 54 26 19 9 61 157 158 Anaheim 55 26 19 10 62 155 159 backs will find new riches and many Wentz’s injury rehab will be close- the team to use the one-year fran- Columbus 53 27 22 4 58 139 150 Edmonton 52 23 25 4 50 146 168 N.Y. Islanders 55 26 23 6 58 184 201 Vancouver 54 21 27 6 48 140 176 teams will land new QBs in 2018. ly watched this offseason, just like chise tag. Carolina 54 24 21 9 57 144 164 Arizona 54 13 32 9 35 126 189 Tom Brady may have been denied Aaron Rodgers ‘ repaired collarbone NFL Network first reported the N.Y. Rangers 54 25 24 5 55 157 168 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. another championship but not his in Green Bay and DeShaun Watson terms of the contract, which is worth Thursday’s Games St. Louis at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. coordinator, and some believe Josh ‘s torn ACL in Houston. $27.5 million per season to top the Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Calgary 3, New Jersey 2 Edmonton at Anaheim, 10 p.m. McDaniels’ sudden change of heart Those teams figure to be contend- previous record set by Detroit’s Mat- Philadelphia 5, Montreal 3 Saturday’s Games this week in spurning the India- ers for Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta if thew Stafford last year by $500,000 Ottawa 4, Nashville 3, OT Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Vancouver 2 New Jersey at Columbus, 7 p.m. napolis Colts was related to doubts their quarterbacks are healthy. A per year — but presumably will soon Arizona 4, Minnesota 3, OT Nashville at Montreal, 7 p.m. about Andrew Luck’s health. dozen other teams will either jock- be surpassed by Brees or Cousins. St. Louis 6, Colorado 1 Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Either way, McDaniels is staying ey for their next star or dole out big San Francisco acquired Garoppolo Vegas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Colorado at Carolina, 8 p.m. in New England to help the Patriots bucks to keep the one they have. from New England before the trade Friday’s Games Philadelphia at Arizona, 8 p.m. Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. bounce back from their 41-33 loss to Kirk Cousins and Drew Brees lead deadline for a 2018 second-round Detroit at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Edmonton at San Jose, 10 p.m. Philadelphia in Super Bowl 52. an exceptionally large group of vet- pick. He led the 49ers to five straight Calgary at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 12 p.m. The Eagles aren’t just celebrating eran quarterbacks lined up for big wins to end the season, pushing his Vancouver at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Boston at New Jersey, 7 p.m. their first championship since 1960, paydays and possibly new opportu- record as a starter to 7-0. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 COMICS

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

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GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Consider how you are using Helping others will lead to re- Partnerships will make a dif- Love, romance and personal A short trip with someone you Emotions will fester if you don’t your skills to bring in cash, wards. You cannot be faulted if ference to your future. Wheth- improvements are highlight- love will bring you closer to- channel your energy into some- and look for new and diverse you do your best and are hon- er a personal or professional ed. Make arrangements with gether. Personal changes will thing physical. Don’t take risks, ways to put your talents to est about your feelings. Walk connection, the discussions someone special that will give make you feel good about the but do take on a challenge that good use. A change will do away from petty arguments. you have and the promises you you the opportunity to discuss way you look and what you will tire you out. you good. make will help you excel. plans. Invest more time and have to offer. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) money in your future. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don’t donate money to a CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone will take advantage You’ll end up in a compromis- cause if you don’t have the Emotional deception will Don’t get angry when you What you want to do will not of you if you are too forgiving ing position if you choose to go funds. Offer your time, but throw you off guard. Don’t let should be looking for solutions. sit well with someone you live or helpful. Ask questions and to battle. Make sure you have don’t let anyone take you for a disagreement lead to an ar- Question what’s transpired and with or love. Find a compro- determine if you are dealing your facts straight and that you granted. It’s admirable to want gument. Instead, state facts, be willing to admit to anything mise or offer an incentive that with someone who is merely are willing to lose if you end up to help, but make it clear what listen to the other side’s view- you may have misunderstood. will allow you to explore your lazy or actually in dire need of in a no-win situation. you can do. point and find common ground. Keep the peace. pursuits. assistance.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mother and grandmother clash over girl’s living arrangements Mirror distribution causes trouble DEAR ABBY: How old late to dinner. There is a German proverb the nine, king and ace. Back does a child have to be Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van I put time and effort into that goes: “If you have a good came the club 10 to South’s before she is able to choose Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, preparing my meals. I friend, you don’t need a mirror.” king. a relative to live with? I’m and was founded by her mother, grow my own vegetables If you have a good bridge Now there was a temptation the one my granddaughter Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at and think of creative partner, you don’t need a mir- to play another spade. Yes, wants to stay with. Her things to fix. He always ror, because from his bids and DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los that would have been fine if home life is in turmoil be- comments how great the plays, you will learn what he declarer had finessed dum- cause of her parents’ nasty Angeles, CA 90069. meals are, so it’s not that has in his hand — assuming my’s seven, but that would divorce. he doesn’t like my food. If you are watching and inter- have risked going down with Ever since her mother it’s not eaten promptly, it’s preting, of course. tive attention, while she If not, and her mother’s spades 3-2. Instead, South (my daughter) found out overcooked/mushy/wilted, When you are the declarer, receives mostly negative hostility is affecting her carefully played the ace and my granddaughter wants etc., so I go ahead and eat though, occasionally it would schoolwork, a trusted another diamond. West won to live with me, she has attention. I have seen this if he’s not here. I’d like help to have a mirror to see teacher or counselor at that trick and cashed his club forbidden her to talk to happen many times. She him to be with me when I the defenders’ cards. In this school might be able to see 10. Now, though, to avoid con- me, and me to contact her. tries so hard to please her sit down at the table. deal, how should South play she gets the emotional sup- ceding a ruff-and-sluff, West Her mother is depressed mom. I don’t know what to I feel it’s incredibly rude in four hearts after West leads port she needs. and angry, but won’t seek do to help her. for him to be late. When I the club queen? led his spade six. Declarer counseling. She doesn’t tell him that, he laughs The auction was a simple covered with dummy’s seven HEARTBROKEN IN DEAR ABBY: My hus- talk to me unless it’s to like it’s a big joke. Short of Stayman sequence. to win the trick and make his OKLAHOMA band is very outgoing. He say ugly things. treating him like a 2-year- When the dummy appeared, contract. loves chatting on the My granddaughter said DEAR HEARTBROKEN: old and throwing his food declarer noted the mirror dis- her mother never smiles phone for hours, and talks It would have been helpful away if he doesn’t show up tribution, both hands being anymore. We are very with all the neighbors up if you had mentioned why on time, I’m not sure what 4=4=2=3. This usually causes close and this hurts my and down the street. He’s your daughter is angry to do. Can you help? problems because there are heart. She’s a good girl retired, so it’s fine — up to no ruffs or discards. But here with you and is preventing and should be able to be a point. FED UP IN NAPA, things looked okay. South an- your grandchild from con- happy. We have a set time for CALIF. ticipated taking three spades, We live several hours tacting you and vice versa. dinner, which is 6:30, and four hearts, one diamond away, and are more than If she’s in such bad shape he knows it. Invariably DEAR FED UP: I can’t and two clubs. The only worry willing to have her. She that it is negatively affect- he’ll be on the phone or up force your husband to the was a bad split in one of the already has a room here, ing your granddaughter, the street when it’s close dinner table and neither majors. (If both were 4-1 or and our home is never your questions should be to dinner. I always remind can you. To toss his dinner worse, the contract was prob- happier than when she’s addressed to a lawyer. him 10 to 15 minutes into the garbage would be ably hopeless.) visiting. If your granddaughter is ahead, which gives him too overtly hostile and a Declarer took the first trick We haven’t spoken to her in her teens, she might be time to be here to eat, but waste of food. Try this: Tell with his club ace and drew in months, and we really considered mature enough he’ll keep chatting until him dinner time is 6:30, trumps ending on the board. miss her. Her younger sib- to ask to live with a rela- he’s anywhere from 15 but prepare the food as if Then he played a spade to ling gets most of the posi- tive other than her mother. minutes to half an hour it’s for 6:45 or 7.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Premises: 36 Severance Street, Lynn, Massachusetts By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Darrin J. Oreto to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as given by Christopher Minchin and Janet Minchin to Mortgage Electronic By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp., its successors and assigns, dated May 25, Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, its mortgage given by Charles Richardson to Mortgage Electronic Registration 2006 and registered with Essex County (South District) Registry District of the Land successors and assigns, dated March 27, 2006 and recorded with the Essex Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Network, Inc., said mortgage dated July 1, Court as Document Number 467920 noted on Certificate of Title Number 78387, County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25521, Page 217 2009, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern) Registry of Deeds, in Book as affected by a Loan Modification registered in said Registry District of the Land subsequently assigned to HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for 28763 at Page 216 and now held by Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, Court as Document Number 529878, as noted on Certificate of Title Number Fremont Home Loan Trust 2006-C, Mortgage-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-C d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as Trustee for Pretium Mortgage 78387, subsequently assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. by Mortgage by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as designated nominee for Acquisition Trust by virtue of an assignment from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp., its Fremont Investment & Loan, beneficiary of the security instrument, its successors Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but successors and assigns by assignment registered with Essex County (South and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) as Trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust dated April 6, 2016 and District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 529877 as noted Registry of Deeds at Book 33394, Page 133; of which Mortgage the undersigned recorded May 25, 2016 in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in on Certificate of Title Number 78387, and subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the Book 34946, Page 437, previously assigned by Mortgage Electronic Registration National Association, as Trustee for Mastr Asset Backed Securities Trust purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on February Systems, as nominee for Mortgage Network, Incorporated, its successors and 2006-WMC3, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-WMC3 by 23, 2018 at 20 Great Woods Terrace, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises assigns to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by virtue of an assignment dated March 21, JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. by assignment registered with Essex County (South described in said Mortgage, to wit: 2012 and recorded March 26, 2012 in Essex County (Southern District) Registry District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 577727 as noted of Deeds in Book 31196, Page 501 for breach of the conditions in said mortgage on Certificate of Title Number 78387; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the The land with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, Essex County, and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose Massachusetts, being known as 20 Great Woods Terrace in the present February 26, 2018 at 1:00 PM Local Time upon the premises all and singular the of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on February 16, numbering, and being shown as Lot 6 on Plan of Land belonging to Doucet and premises described in said mortgage, to wit: 2018 at 107 Winter Street, Saugus, MA, all and singular the premises described Robertson, dated November 1924, Shay and Leary, Civil Engineers, recorded with in said Mortgage, to wit: Essex South Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 43, Plan 12-B, bounded as follows: Closing date: July 1, 2009 Northwesterly: by Great Woods Terrace, forty-seven (47) feet; Northeasterly: by Lot That certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situate in Saugus in the 7 on said plan, one hundred sixty-one and 41/100 (161.41) feet; Southeasterly: Borrower(s): Charles Richardson County of Essex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts bounded and described as by land now or formerly of Ulman, forty-seven (47) feet: and Southwesterly: by Lot follows: NORTHEASTERLY by the Southwesterly line of Winter Street, one hundred 5 of said plan, one hundred sixty--one and 42/100 ( 161.42) feet There is Property 36 Severance Street, Lynn, Massachusetts 01904 twenty six and 43/100 (126.43) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot 4, as shown on excepted from the foregoing so much of the premises as were released to the City Address; plan hereinafter mentioned, ninety nine and 10/100 (99.10) feet; of Lynn for a public way as set forth in Release recorded with said Deeds, Book SOUTHWEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Arthur R. Smith et al and of Alvah F. 3931, Page 371. Said premises are conveyed subject to an easement for the Lynn The land in Lynn, Massachusetts, known and numbered as 36 Severance Davis, et al eighty four and 39/100 (84.39) feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by land Gas & Electric Company, recorded with said Deeds, Book 2821, Page 401, and Street, with the buildings and improvements thereon bounded and described now or formerly of Joseph H. Alden, one hundred fifteen and 14/100 (115.14) also subject to and with the benefits of any other easements, restrictions, as follows: feet. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown agreements and reservations of record, if any there be, in so far as the same may upon plan numbered 35082-B, drawn by Otte & Dwyer, Inc., Richard F. Otte be in force and applicable. For title reference, see deed in Book 22557. Page 4 Beginning at a point on Severance Street where Lot A and Lot B, as shown on Surveyor, dated November 14, 1973, as modified and approved by the Court, filed plan hereinafter mentioned join, thence running: in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, 48423 in said Registry, and the above described land is shown as Lot 5, on last restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to SOUTHEASTERLY: by said Lot A, 81.60 feet; thence turning and running mentioned plan. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, restrictions, M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and reservations and rights of way of record insofar as the same are in force and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. SOUTHWESTERLY: by said Lot A, 4 feet; thence turning and running applicable. Being the same premises conveyed to me by deed recorded at the Essex County Registry of Deeds, Registered Land Division as Document Number TERMS OF SALE: SOUTHEASTERLY: again by said Lot A, 118.38 feet to land now or formerly of 453610, Certificate of Title Number 78387. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of the heirs of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Horace K. Burrill; thence turning and running The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of SOUTHWESTERLY: again by said land now or formerly of the heirs of Horace K. M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Burrill 28.76 feet to Lot C on said plan; thence turning and running assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid NORTHWESTERLY: by said Lot C, 199.98 feet to said Severance Street; thence TERMS OF SALE: at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms turning and running A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be NORTHEASTERLY: along said Severance Street, 32.76 feet to point of delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further beginning. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Being Lot B on a plan of land subdivided for Louis S. Kline dated June 21, from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. 1946 by G.E. Hersey, Surveyor and recorded with Essex South District Registry check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid of Deeds, Book 3468, Page 364. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Said Lot B containing 6,077 square feet. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for Fremont Home Loan Trust entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further 2006-C, Mortgage-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-C For my title see deed recorded with said Registry in Book 27592, Page 207. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Present Holder of said Mortgage, The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. By Its Attorneys, foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. ORLANS PC Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. PO Box 540540 For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated march 5, 2008, and recorded in Waltham, MA 02454 Book 27592 at Page 207 with the Essex County (Southern) Registry of Deeds. U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for MASTR Asset Backed Securities Phone: (781) 790-7800 Trust 2006-WMC3, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-WMC3 17-000367 Item: February 2, 9, 16, 2018 TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Present Holder of said Mortgage, By Its Attorneys, liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. ORLANS PC PO Box 540540 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Waltham, MA 02454 FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid mortgage given by Marcio Peguero to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Phone: (781) 790-7800 by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of Inc., as nominee for IndyMac Bank, F.S.B, dated December 15, 2006 and 17-004108 the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Item: January 26, February 2, 9, 2018 certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the 26390, Page 197, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by date of sale. assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to OneWest Bank, NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE F.S.B. dated July 21, 2009 and recorded with said registry on August 6, 2009 at Other terms to be announced at the sale. Book 28843 Page 261, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC mortgage given by Patrick M. Boudreau to Mortgage Electronic Registration March 12, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 21 Barrett Court, Lynn, 270 Farmington Avenue Systems, Inc., as nominee for American Neighborhood Mortgage Acceptance Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said Farmington, CT 06032 Company, LLC, dated November 23, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County mortgage, Attorney for Wilmington Savings Fund Society, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30865, Page 302, of which FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage TO WIT: as Trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for American Neighborhood The land with buildings thereon situated in Lynn, known as 21 Barrett Court and Present Holder of the Mortgage Mortgage Acceptance Company, Limited Liability Company to Wells Fargo Bank, being shown as Lot A on plan entitled Lynn, Mass. Subdivision of land owned by (860) 677-2868 N.A. dated October 10, 2013 and recorded with said registry on October 15, 2013 M.H, Fame Realty Trust, O.W. McIntosh, C.E., dated I:. March 1946, which plan is Item: February 2, 9, 16, 2018 at Book 32888 Page 554, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds Book 3457, Page 455. the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION on February 26, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 4 WOODLAWN For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern WATERWAYS REGULATION PROGRAM STREET, LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26390, Page 195. described in said mortgage, Notice of License Application pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 91 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit TO WIT: of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Waterways License Application Number W18-5167 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax The land said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Applicant: Town of Nahant follows: liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Project Location: 211 Willow Road, Nahant, Essex County NORTHERLY: by Woodlawn Street, 50 feet; easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed.

Public Comments Deadline: March 9, 2018 EASTERLY: by Winthrop Street, 100 feet; TERMS OF SALE:

NOTIFICATION DATE: February 9, 2018 SOUTHERLY: by land how or formerly of Katherine M. Parsons, et. Al. 50 feet; and A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Public notice is hereby given of the Waterways Application by Kevin Dwan to install WESTERLY: by other land of said Parsons, et al 105.5 feet The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., and maintain a 6-foot wide by 78-foot long timber and steel pile-supported pier 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box with a 4-foot wide by 45-foot long aluminum gangway and an 8-foot wide by Being Lot No. 77 on plan of Forest Hill, Lynn, Mass., Charles A. Hammond, 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days 50-foot long non-commercial pile-held float to support said gangway located at Surveyor, dated April 27, 1871, and duly recorded with the Essex South District from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon 211 Willow Road, in and over flowed tidelands of Nahant Harbor, Nahant, Essex Registry of Deeds, Book 822, Page 300. receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in County. The project has been determined to be water-dependent. said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Being the same premises as described on Deed recorded in Book 25679, Page The Department will consider all written comments on this Waterways Application 439. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. received by March 9, 2018 (Public Comments Deadline). Failure of any aggrieved person or group of ten citizens or more to submit written comments to the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern CIT BANK, N.A., F/K/A ONEWEST Waterways Regulation Program by the Public Comments Deadline will result in the District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30865, Page 300. BANK N.A., F/K/A ONEWEST BANK, FSB waiver of any right to an adjudicatory hearing in accordance with 310 CMR Present holder of said mortgage 9.13(4)(c). The group of citizens must include no less than five citizens who are These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit residents of the municipality in which the Project is located. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the By its Attorneys, nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Additional information regarding this application may be obtained by contacting titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or 150 California Street the Waterways Regulation Program at (617) 292-5560. Project plans and liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Newton, MA 02458 documents for this application are on file with the Waterways Regulation Program having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, (617) 558-0500 for public viewing, by appointment only, at the address below. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. 201702-0457 - YEL Item: February 9, 16, 23, 2018 Written comments must be addressed to: Ivan Morales-Parra, Environmental TERMS OF SALE: Analyst III, MassDEP Waterways Regulation Program, One Winter Street 5th Floor, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank Boston, MA 02108 or email to [email protected]. Legal Notice Item: February 9, 2018 check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Legal Notice: The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Notice is hereby given that Simply Self To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Storage located at 244 Andover St., on March 1, 2018 at 47 Alley Street, ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Peabody, Ma. 01960, intends to sell Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property left in from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon or otherwise dispose of personal leased storage spaces by the following (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in effects, office and other equipment in persons: Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. compliance with MASS. STATE LAW VIA N. & B. Bergin, Z. H. Yassine, C. pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on February 28, AN ONLINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORA Stargell, C. Stanley, K. Baker, K. Elliot, 2018 at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. GETREASURES.COM ON FEBRUARY 17, K. Correa, J. Pasquale, D. Li, B. Hatch, Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing 2018 AT APPROXIMATELY 10 AM AND D. Zollarcoffer, S. Santos, F. Romual- charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. WELLS FARGO BANK, NA CONCLUDING ON FEBRUARY 22, 2018 do, J. Velez, R. Neeland Description of Vehicle Present holder of said mortgage AT APPROXIMATELY 2 PM. THIS PUBLIC Item: February 9, 16, 2018 1998 Jeep Wrangler 1J4FY29P1WP758423 SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS 2004 Volkswagon Passat WVWPD63B14P049403 By its Attorneys, BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, 2000 Lincoln LS 1LNHM87A0YY921387 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1981 Honda Motorcycle JH2NC0109BM206402 150 California Street APPLY. All units are sold as whole. 2003 Infiniti G35 JNKCV51E53M326040 Newton, MA 02458 The following units are up for sale: CK 1998 Infiniti I30 JNKCA21A8WT624423 (617) 558-0500 #263 Suzanne Eser CHE 2007 Ford Focus 1FAFP34N67W114109 201704-0312 - YEL #414 CNS the Classy day!ifieds ever Thank You, Item: January 26, February 2, 9, 2018 #307 Brian Deiorio Bill's Auto Clinic #2092 Jodi Amor 2 Commercial St #4004 Robert Quadros Salem MA 01970 #3046 Shaunte Baptiste Item: February 9, 16, 23, 2018 #3200 James Libby Item: February 2, 9, 2018 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Joan Regan Ester Summersett James Toomey Anita Voutsas Kim Wilkins Matthew Newhall Nicholas Newhall Priscilla Mason 781-599-1776 | 319 Broadway, Lynn | century21hughes.com Budget plan’s big de cit PIONEER CHARTER sours some Republicans SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE Tuition Free Public Charter Schools WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans rode the tea party wave to power eight years ago on a message of fiscal respon- sibility and attacking budget deficits, 2016 MCAS & PARCC District Rankings and kept at it during President Barack for PCSS I or PCSS II Obama’s two terms. That was then. The Republican-led Congress on Thurs- 3rd Place – Grade 10 Math day was rounding up support for a bi- partisan budget bill that would put the 2016 District Student Growth Rankings government on track for annual deficits 1st Place - Grade 8 & Grade 10 Math topping $1 trillion, a gap last seen toward the end of Obama’s first term. 3rd Place - Grade 7 English & Math The projection for massive budget defi- cits has split Republicans. Dedicated fiscal conservatives criticized the plan while others accepted it as a necessary compromise to shore up military spend- ing and keep the government running after a short-lived shutdown last month. “I think the spending in this is reck- less and irresponsible,” said Rep. Thom- as Massie, R-Ky., a conservative who is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS OPEN HOUSE backed by the tea party. House Speaker Paul Ryan leaves For prospective parents school tours are Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., said the bud- the podium as he turns toward Rep. get agreement was “doubling down on Mac Thornberry, chairman of the available upon request the irresponsible mentality in Congress Armed Services Committee, left, af- Accepting applications for 2018-2019 ǀ Open to ALL Massachusetts Residents of spend now, pay later. To say I am dis- ter a news conference Thursday. couraged by the outcome of these negoti- ations would be an understatement.” or by failing to provide the equipment Corker voted for the recent Republican that our troops need.” tax cut after raising similar concerns in Other lawmakers cited the need to Rigorous academic program the weeks leading up to the vote. keep the government running and boost Republicans are pinning their long- domestic spending on infrastructure and Math and Science focus term hopes on their $1.5 trillion tax cut, programs such as community health cen- which they say eventually will stimulate ters. The budget plan also was drawing College prep curriculum enough economic growth to help reduce support from Republicans representing Extended learning time the deficit. GOP leaders were using that states that would benefit from $89 billion argument and a desire to boost military in aid to speed recovery from last year’s Low student to teacher ratio spending to sell the budget plan. Con- hurricanes and wildfires. gress needs to approve a spending bill Still, some GOP activists worried that the Free tutoring opportunities by midnight Thursday to avoid a partial deal reinforces the notion that congressio- government shutdown. nal Republicans are not delivering on their Free & reduced lunch program Many in the GOP ranks were willing to promises to slash spending and reduce the Extracurricular activities & athletics sign on despite the soaring deficit. size of government. The plan could demor- “It all comes down to one thing — eco- alize some Republican voters, hurting the Special Education, English Language nomic growth. That’s where you take care party’s efforts to keep its majorities in the Learners, Gifted & Talented services of the debt and deficit,” said Rep. Dennis House and Senate, they said. Ross, R-Fla. Jason Pye, vice president of legislative Republicans supporting the package affairs at Freedom Works, a conservative include defense hawks who say military group that helped launch the tea party PCSS I - Everett PCSS II - Saugus readiness has been harmed by years of movement, said Republicans are retreat- Phone: (617) 389-7277 Phone: (781) 666-3907 automatic budget cuts known as seques- ing on their deficit- reduction message. tration. The budget bill boosts defense The House Freedom Caucus, a group of Fax: (617) 389-7278 Fax: (781) 666-3910 spending by $165 billion over two years. conservatives that grew out of the tea “If you vote no, you’re voting against party, denounced the deal for growing the fixing the military,” said Rep. Mac Thorn- size of government. berry, R-Texas, chairman of the House “The only folks who should be voting Armed Services Committee. for this are the debt junkies, who love APPLY ONLINE at www.pioneercss.org Conservative angst about the growing unsustainable spending bills,” said Rep. Call to register for open house deficit was valid, he said, “but you are not Mo Brooks, R-Ala., a freedom caucus going to fix them by cutting our military member.