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JOHN STEINBECK Low of 55. www.thewestfieldnews.com BrothersVOL. 86 NO. 151 looking to TUESDAY,open JUNE 27,marijuana 2017 75 cents production in Chester mill By Amy Porter retail,” depending on the economics probably merge the two programs “We would love to parlay the Correspondent of that business. He mentioned that (medical and recreational) for over- historic nature of town,” he said. CHESTER – Last week, the they also have their eye on property sight and simplicity. As for some of the challenges of Chester Board of Selectmen held a across the street at 133 Middlefield Talking about the positive impact the business, Quinn spoke about Justin and Brian Quinn of New public hearing on a proposed mari- Road for potential expansion. the business will have on the com- security measures. “The location England Renewable Resources. juana business, New England Quinn said that on the retail side, munity, Quinn talked about pay- will be maintained securely,” he (Photo by Amy Porter) Renewable Resources, owned by dispensaries seem to struggle when ments to Chester through the host said, noting plans for a central brothers Justin and Brian Quinn. they don’t have a population of agreement. He said town residents alarm system, 24-hour video winding down their business in Before introducing them at the 5,000-6,000 of heavy consumption would get preferential treatment for recording and a pathway alarm. He Oregon, due to over-production in the public hearing, John Baldasaro, users. He said the demand is hiring at the plant, which he pro- said there will be multiple layers of state. chairman of the Board of Selectmen unknown, and emphasized that the jected to be 8-10 full-time jobs safes and locks. In response to a question from resi- said the Quinns are looking at the first focus of the business will be on “about a year from now.” He said The business will also take steps dents at the hearing, Quinn said all old Hamilton (Treibacher) Mill at cultivation and product manufac- preferential treatment would also be to limit diversion through the train- employees have to be CORI checked, 126 Middlefield Road to start their turing. given for work on electrical, plumb- ing of employees and mutual trust. and pass regulated testing and vetting growing operation, after several Quinn also said, although their ing, HVAC contracts and general “Most of the diversion comes from from the Cannabis Control years of experience in the business product will be for “adult use,” and contractors. employees stealing from compa- Commission (CCC). in Oregon. although they are not seeking a Quinn said they would also like nies,” Quinn said, calling it an Brian Quinn spoke about noise pol- Justin Quinn said the initial scope medical marijuana license, they to cross-promote with Chester the “industry truth.” He also said in 2+ lution and smell, which he called typi- of their business will be cultivation will guarantee medicine for medici- scenic nature of the town and the years of operation in Oregon, they cal community concerns. He said the and manufacturing, but added that nal users. Following the meeting, Westfield River, which he called never had to involve first respond- they are “very interested in doing he added that Massachusetts will “very picturesque.” ers. Later, Quinn said they are See Chester Mill, Page 5 Kristen Mello: Legacy of Sarah Westfield’s Gillett lives on Water Warrior through ‘grants’ WESTFIELD – More than a year ago The Westfield News By Lori Szepelak broke the story about possible contamination in the city water Correspondent supply. WESTFIELD-Three generations of the Wilcox family have One of the first stories on the sub- worked alongside countless community members to ensure ject contained an interview with Daniel M. McKellick and John S. Mayock III discuss plans that the Sarah Gillett Services for the Elderly, Inc. trust fund Kristen Mello, a fairly unknown for the May 16 gathering of Westfield Networking Night at remains healthy and continues a mission – to support services resident at the time, who was very The Tavern Restaurant in Westfield. in the Westfield area that benefit seniors. vocal that residents and politicians On Friday morning, alike should be concerned about the Michael Roeder, presi- City’s water quality. dent of Sarah Gillett Fast forward to May 2018 and Professional Services for the Elderly, Ms. Mello’s name permeates the Inc., and Robert R. media’s coverage of the matter as Wilcox, treasurer, met to she has become the defacto spokes- review the agenda items person for WRAFT (Westfield networking for the Sarah Gillett Residents Advocating For Foundation Annual Themselves), an advocacy group Meeting of Corporators formed to promote awareness of slated May 10 at the Michael Roeder, president of Kristen Mello, a found- contaminants in the drinking water. group fills ‘void’ Westfield Senior Center. Sarah Gillett Services for the ing member of WRAFT But, who is Kristen Mello? We Wilcox said his grand- Elderly, Inc., reviews agenda (Westfield Residents sat down with her to learn more father, Mal Wilcox, was items for the May 10 annual meet- Advocating for about her background and what a member of the board ing of corporators with Robert R. Themselves.) (Photo sub- drives her. in Westfield of trustees when a state- Wilcox, treasurer. mitted) Ms. Mello, who was raised on By Lori Szepelak ly home at 41 Broad St. Vadnais St., is part of a shrinking Correspondent – the Sarah Gillett Home for Aged People – was sold for group of residents who can say they were born at Noble WESTFIELD-What started as a networking conversation $48,550. That amount became the base endowment for Sarah Hospital. among peers has blossomed into a unique gathering monthly Gillett Services for the Elderly, Inc. After graduating Westfield High School in 1991 she went for local professionals. “My father, Scott Wilcox, also became a board member to the University of New England in Biddeford, ME to study Westfield Networking Night is conducted on the third over the years,” said Wilcox, adding he joined the board in marine biology but switched majors and colleges soon after Wednesday of every month from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at The 1995. “Being a member of this foundation has been very to attend UMass Amherst and major in Chemistry. She Tavern Restaurant at 2 Broad St. The event is free and light rewarding.” graduated UMass cum laude with a BS in Chemistry. appetizers are served. Roeder noted that Gillett was born Sarah Jane Dickinson in Upon completing her BS in Chemistry from UMass she Montgomery resident Daniel M. McKellick, a business and Amherst, the daughter of Nathan Dickinson, in 1830. continued her studies at the University of Delaware focusing real estate attorney at Bacon Wilson, P.C., said the idea for In her June 1904 obituary, it was noted she married Darwin on Analytical Chemistry, which is the science of obtaining, Westfield Networking Night came to fruition after talking L. Gillett, a leading citizen and dry goods merchant, and the processing, and communicating information about the com- with local professionals about the need for more business couple had one son, Ralph D. Gillett, who also became position and structure of matter. networking opportunities. prominent in business in Westfield and Pittsfield. She was a While working on her masters degree she relocated to “After several discussions with local professionals, all See Sarah Gillett, Page 5 See Water Warrior, Page 3 See Professional Networking, Page 6

Sunday’s Child: Izac and Ezra Hi! My name is Izaquiel and and I have a often about his desire to find a family who will tency. His social worker is open to exploring a fun personality! love him. family of any constellation, including single- Izaq is a sweet, caring and inquisitive boy of At school Izaq receives extra support to help parent homes, as long as they have a strong Hispanic descent. Those who meet him imme- him catch up to his peers. His teachers describe support system in place. However, Izaq will do diately notice how funny, warm and engaging him as eager to learn and to do well. In class, best in a family with at least one male parent, he is. Izaq is eager to please, and enjoys talking Izaq loves to be in a teaching position with his and where he can be the only or significantly to and playing games with adults. He also peers and is eager to share his knowledge. He youngest child in the home. A family should be loves cooking, cars, Legos, Pokémon, and volunteers often to read out loud and to go to open to helping Izaq make a slow transition playing on his computer. When asked what he the board. from his current placement to a family setting. wants to be when he grows up, he talks about Ready for adoption, Izaq is looking forward Hi! My name is Ezra and I’m a good writer! wanting to help others and one of his dreams is to finding a caring and permanent family that Ezra is a twelve -year-old girl of Cape to become an ambulance driver. Izaq responds will love him unconditionally. An ideal family Ezra – (Photo by Anne Izaq (Photo by Suzanne Durand) well to praise and positive attention, and talks will provide Izaq with structure and consis- See Sunday’s Child, Page 3 Hurlbut) CHD announces new Medical Director SPRINGFIELD – Emad Helmy Eskander, Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA, enjoys family activities, soccer and travel. M.D., of East Longmeadow has been appoint- including rotations in neurology, substance Founded in 1972, Center for Human ed Medical Director for CHD, with responsi- abuse, electro-convulsive therapy, and psychi- Development (CHD) is a nonprofit, CARF- bility for overseeing the organization’s psychi- atric emergency services. accredited organization providing a broad atric/prescribing team. Dr. Eskander is licensed to practice medicine range of high quality, community-oriented Dr. Eskander is a graduate of the Faculty of by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and human services to 25,000 children, adoles- Medicine, Alexandria University in Egypt and State of Connecticut. Prior to joining CHD, he cents, adults, and families each year. The orga- Board Certified by the American Board of was a full-time staff psychiatrist at West nization is dedicated to promoting, enhancing Emad Helmy Eskander, M.D. (left) is seen Psychiatry and Neurology. He completed his Central Family Counseling in West Springfield. and protecting the dignity and welfare of peo- with CHD President CEO Jim Goodwin psychiatric residency training at the Albert A fluent speaker of English and Arabic, he ple in need. www.chd.org (right). (Photo submitted) PAGE 2 - MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS

Shriners contest winners Genevieve Gintowt, age 3, Westfield. Winner: 3-4 age category. Not pictured were winners Annabelle Leitano, age 6, Granby, CT. Joint winner, age 5-7 category. Isabelle Fregeau, age 6, Westfield. Joint winner, age 5-7 category. There were no Gavin Topor, age 8, Westfield. Winner: 8-9 age category. under-2s.

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, May 7, the 127th day of 2018. There are 238 days left in the year.

n May 7, 1915, a German U-boat torpedoed and In 1954, the 55-day Battle of Dien Bien Phu in Vietnam where they projected a united front as they warned North sank the British liner RMS Lusitania off the south- ended with Vietnamese insurgents overrunning French Korea against further nuclear provocations. Twenty-four Oern coast of Ireland, killing 1,198 people, includ- forces. people were killed by a gas tanker-truck explosion on the ing 128 Americans, out of the nearly 2,000 on board. outskirts of Mexico City. The Dow Jones industrial aver- In 1963, the United States launched the Telstar 2 com- age closed above 15,000 for the first time, ending the day On this date: munications satellite. at 15,056.20, up 87.31 points. Movie special effects wiz- In A.D. 558, the original main dome of the Hagia Sophia ard Ray Harryhausen, 92, died in London. in Constantinople completely collapsed during an earth- In 1975, President Gerald R. Ford formally declared an quake; Emperor Justinian I ordered that the structure be end to the “Vietnam era.” In Ho Chi Minh City - formerly One year ago: rebuilt. Saigon - the Viet Cong celebrated its takeover. French voters elected independent centrist Emmanuel Macron, 39, as the country’s youngest president, deliv- In 1763, Pontiac, chief of the Ottawa Indians, attempted In 1984, a $180 million out-of-court settlement was an- ering a resounding victory to the pro-European former to lead a sneak attack on British-held Fort Detroit, but was nounced in the Agent Orange class-action suit brought by investment banker and dashing the populist dream of foiled because the British had been tipped off in advance. Vietnam veterans who said they’d been injured by expo- far-right rival Marine Le Pen. Former President Barack sure to the defoliant. Obama briefly returned to the spotlight as he accepted In 1789, America’s first inaugural ball was held in New the annual John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award at York in honor of President George Washington, who had In 1998, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz agreed the JFK presidential library in Boston. taken the oath of office a week earlier. to buy Chrysler Corp. for more than $37 billion. London- ers voted overwhelmingly to elect their own mayor for the Today’s Birthdays: In 1824, Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. first time in history. (In May 2000, Ken Livingstone was Rhythm-and-blues singer Thelma Houston is 75. Ac- 125, had its premiere in Vienna. elected.) tress Robin Strasser is 73. Singer-songwriter Bill Danoff is 72. Rock musician Bill Kreutzmann (Grateful Dead) is In 1939, Germany and Italy announced a military and po- Ten years ago: 72. Utah Gov. Gary Herbert is 71. Rock musician Prairie litical alliance known as the Rome-Berlin Axis. President George W. Bush, addressing the Council of Prince is 68. Movie writer-director Amy Heckerling is 66. the Americas, said Cuba’s post-Fidel Castro leadership Actor Michael E. Knight is 59. Rock musician Phil Camp- In 1942, U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright went had made only “empty gestures at reform” as he rejected bell (Motorhead) is 57. Country musician Rick Schell on a Manila radio station to announce the Allies’ surren- calls for easing U.S. restrictions on the communist island. is 55. Rock singer-musician Chris O’Connor (Primitive der of the Philippines to Japanese forces during World Dmitry Medvedev (dih-MEE’-tree med-VYEH’-dyev) was Radio Gods) is 53. Actress Traci Lords is 50. Actor Mo- War II. sworn in as Russia’s president, succeeding Vladimir Pu- rocco Omari is 48. Singer Eagle-Eye Cherry is 47. Actor tin. Breckin Meyer is 44. Rock musician Matt Helders (Arctic In 1945, Germany signed an unconditional surrender at Monkeys) is 32. Actress-comedian Aidy Bryant is 31. Ac- Allied headquarters in Rheims (rams), France, ending its Five years ago: tor Taylor Abrahamse is 27. Actor Alexander Ludwig is role in World War II. President Barack Obama and South Korea’s new lead- 26. Actress Dylan Gelula is 24. er, Park Geun-hye (goon-hay), met at the White House, THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 - PAGE 3 Sunday’s Child Continued from Page 1 SEND MOM Verdean heritage. Ezra is usually laid back and quiet until A DELICIOUS you get her talking about her favorite topics: Monster High TREAT THIS and the robotics club she belongs to at her Boys and Girls MOTHER’S Club! Ezra enjoys reading, writing and drawing. She has a DAY great imagination for writing her own stories and is an excel- ONLY 24 Sea Salt Caramels in our Regular lent writer. Those who know Price $ Ezra would say she loves to signature decorative box $24 20 please others. She does well in +shipping school and has recently been on the honor roll. 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The process to adopt a child JFK Library from foster care requires train- Government Meetings ing, interviews, and home visits hosting to determine if adoption is right MONDAY, MAY 7 for you, and if so, to help con- forum nect you with a child or sibling group that your family will be a Granville: good match for. If you would like to run a Selectboard at 7 pm on Irish To learn more about adoption Assessors at 7:30 pm from foster care, call the Birthday Announcement in Planning Board at 7:30 pm immigrants’ Massachusetts Adoption The Westfield News contact Resource Exchange (MARE) at Blandford: 617-964-6273 or visit www. us at: 413-562-4181 Police Department Meeting at 6 pm US influence mareinc.org. The sooner you Town Meeting at 7 pm BOSTON (AP) — call, the sooner a waiting child Selectboard Meeting at 7 pm Ireland’s influence on the will have “a permanent place to Zoning Board Meeting at 7 pm U.S. is being explored at a call HOME.” forum at the John F. Kennedy Tolland: Presidential Library and Board of Selectmen at 5 pm Museum in Boston. Monday evening’s discus- Water Warrior sion — “Nine Irish lives: The Continued from Page 1 Chester: thinkers, fighters & artists Arizona for a position as Council’s web site, “PFAS sibly pertussis, are weakened Board of Selectmen Meeting at 6 pm who helped build America” Senior Scientist with (per- and polyfluoroalkyl due to a person’s regular — will center on a new book Instrumentation Metrics, Inc substances) are a large and exposure to PFAS, and at Southwick: by the same name. before finally graduating complex class of anthropo- what levels of exposure. Board of Assessors Meeting at 5:30 pm Screenwriter and author from the University of genic compounds whose There are two immediate Conservation Commission Meeting at 7 pm Mark Bailey, and Pulitzer Delaware in 2002 with an prevalence in the environ- concerns that Ms. Mello is Historical Commission Meeting at 7 pm Prize-winning Washington M.Sc. in Analytical ment have become an emerg- most adamant about. Post journalists Mary Jordan Chemistry. ing, worldwide priority in The first issue is getting and Kevin Sullivan, will lead Ms. Mello was close to environmental and human clean water to residents as TUESDAY, MAY 8 the discussion of how Irish completing her doctoral work health. Some PFAS are envi- quickly as possible. This is immigrants helped shape the when personal changes hap- ronmentally persistent and where she and city officials country. pened and she relocated back bioaccumulative, and may are butting heads as to the Robert Mauro, who runs to Westfield. pose human health risks.” most efficient way to accom- Southwick: the Boston College Irish Annul Town Elections from 7 am to 8 pm Over the years she has held This information began the plish this task. She is a propo- Institute and Global numerous positions outside crusade to make people aware nent of seeking water from Leadership Institute, will Huntington: moderate. the chemistry world and once of what was found in the other communities whereas Council on Aging Board Meeting at 1 pm The forum also will be tried to get back to her marine City’s water supply. Westfield officials prefer to webcast live. biology roots by working She insists she harbors no address their own water con- The JFK Library seeks to with the Cetacean animosity towards anyone, cerns without going outside. Tolland: Communication Whavelets either elected or employed in The second is that she is Council on Aging at 9 am advance the study of Kennedy’s life and the times Project. Funding for that pro- the City, but admits to frustra- requesting long term blood Conserv Comm Open Office Hours & Business in which he lived, and to pro- gram dried up leaving her to tion that those same people analysis of residents begin so Meeting at 3 pm mote a greater appreciation be a, nearly full time, care- don’t seem to be taking this that a comprehensive under- of America’s political and giver to her nieces here in the seriously enough and are not standing of what the exposure Chester: cultural heritage. city. open to an “outsider” offering may or may not be causing in Municipal Light Department Meeting at 6 pm In the summer of 2015 one additional data and research the way of health concerns. of Ms. Mello’s nieces was from professionals who are This research could take Westfield: born and, as she was caring judged by their peers for the decades before meaningful Housing Authority at 6 pm for her, she would regularly quality of their work. Nor do data surfaces and she states Conservation Commission at 6:30 pm filter and boil tap water they seem open to conducting the testing must start immedi- before providing it to her research to study if there are ately. niece to drink. When the any long term health risks “There’s no way to know water report of 2015 was due to exposure of the chemi- for sure unless we test resi- WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 issued she noticed the pres- cals in the water dent’s blood and we must ence of PFAS compounds in “I offer data from research begin now,” she stated. the water and realized that by professionals at major univer- Ms. Mello believes that if boiling her niece’s water she sities and laboratories who done right and done coopera- Blandford: was inadvertently increasing have devoted years to this tively, Westfield could capi- Finance Committee at 7 pm the little girl’s exposure to the research, and whose results talize on this crisis by creat- Fire Department Meeting at 7 pm PFAS chemical as boiling have been verified by others ing a new economic engine concentrates the compound. in the field, yet no one lis- by way of water and health From the Interstate tens,” said Mello of her inter- testing. Technology & Regulatory actions with officials of At the end of our time Westfield. together Ms. Mello wanted to Through her research she get one final point across has found studies examining when asked why she’s so When it comes to 21st century multimedia platforms, “hyper local” is a whether the exposure to involved in this issue. PFAS’ can cause immune “Because you can’t tell the Hyper • Local term you hear a lot. suppression in those popula- kids “someone” should do tions exposed to the chemi- something to help (about the It’s not a new idea. In fact, The Westfield News has been providing cal. In other words, the stud- water) when you aren’t will- ies are examining whether ing to step up and get involved readers with “hyper local” news coverage of Westfield, Southwick, and inoculations for diseases such yourself,” she said. the Hilltowns all along. Television, radio and regional newpapers only as tetanus, diphtheria, or pos- provide fleeting coverage of local issues you care about. TV stations and big newspaper publishers, after years of cutbacks and mergers, frankly aren’t able to provide in-depth coverage of smaller markets anymore. Student identified as

But, day in and day out, The Westfield News provides consistant victim of recent shooting BOSTON (AP) — A student has been identified as one of coverage of the stories you need to know about, that are important to the two men recently killed in Boston. your city, town, neighborhood and home. MassLive.com reports Salem State University confirmed Christopher Joyce was fatally shot in the city’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood Friday night. Joyce died after being transported to an area hospital. He graduated from a local high school and was scheduled to graduate from Salem State University on May 19. Joyce’s age The Westfield News Group is not available, but police said Friday a young man was killed in his 20s. 62 School Street • Westfield, MA 01085 • (413) 562-4181 University officials offered their condolences in a statement and said Joyce was studying accounting. The Original The Westfield News • • Longmeadow News • Police say the deaths are the 17th and 18th homicides in PENNYSAVER Enfield Press Boston this year. They’re hoping that anyone with information about the shooting steps forward and are reviewing surveil- lance footage from the scene. PAGE 4 - MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS COMMENT

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Letter to the Editor To the Editor Hello Ward 3, and all of Westfield…First of all thanks for the response, still no lawyers in a probable neglect/abuse of a senior case, hopefully that will happen. But, I do want to thank Lt. Eric Hall, Community Police, for his help., I confided in him the pos- sible effects of not getting meds and he responded immediately in finding me some sources to contact. Also, I want to thank the Rite Rudy Giuliani, an attorney for President Donald Trump, speaks at the Iran Freedom Convention for Human Rights and Aid Pharmacists are still lending me meds until my doctor trans- democracy at the Grand Hyatt, Saturday, May 5, 2018, in Washington. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik) acts my refills. It not depression, or me, but the effects of meds that can be life and death critical. Hey, isn’t it about time we have the courage and the maturity/responsibility to talk about this in public? Why must people suffer, and die from med mishaps when by being open we could save lives. Giuliani finds aiding Trump OK, I watched the city council meeting Thurs. night….I was going to attend but the side effects of med loss deterred me. Thank goodness…one good thing I guess from that mess up. This seemed very Trumpian: yes, maybe, kind of, we’ll see, and, of course ending with no, to access the funds for cleaning water proj- with his defense is a struggle ects. We have to go through the process of getting the resources; WASHINGTON (AP) — President Trump wouldn’t end up asserting his Trump for his work in silencing Daniels don’t have to spend it right away, but if we need it, it is there. This Donald Trump’s new attorney, Rudy constitutional right to refuse to answer and that Cohen and Trump then met to is like not checking out a loan to repair your roof until it falls Giuliani, is trying hard to support his any questions that might incriminate work out a $35,000 monthly retainer. in???? I want to thank all the good citizens of Westfield that went client’s stance on legal challenges com- him. Trump said Friday that Giuliani need- to speak on this issue. It has always been my premise that we are the government; after all, we hire them, and pay for all that they ing from investigations into Russian “How could I ever be confident of ed to “get his facts straight” but insisted do, and don’t do. And, as Americans our civic duties, Rights, and interference in the 2016 election and a that?” Giuliani said. they weren’t changing their story. He Responsibilities as citizens must be our most important obligation. $130,000 hush payment to a porn During a 2016 campaign rally, Trump has called Daniels’ allegations of an I learned this at age 13, where are we folks…? Remember, you actress, but he is off to a rough start. disparaged staffers of his Democratic affair “false and extortionist.” folks hired them, and too many do not do oversight! The former New York City mayor is opponent, Hillary Clinton, for taking the When asked Sunday whether Trump From the minor leagues to the big: D.C. frolics…Giuliani says delivering confounding and at times Fifth Amendment during a congressio- knew about the payment to Daniels after Trump new about the pay off, that Trump denies knowing about contradictory statements as he mounts nal investigation into Clinton’s use of a the campaign, Giuliani demurred. but told the American people he didn’t then the changes in the Trump’s defense through the media in a private email server as secretary of state. “I can’t prove that. I can just say it’s story: yes, maybe, kind of, we’ll see, and, of course ending with bewildering display that has even the “The mob takes the Fifth,” Trump rumor,” Giuliani said. no. Sanders, and other White House spokes people must suffer president’s allies concerned. Giuliani’s said. “If you’re innocent, why are you Giuliani also said he wasn’t sure from whip lash. Oh, remember the harsh criticism Trump gave aggressive defense of the president in taking the Fifth Amendment?” whether Cohen had paid off any other Obama about disclosing a withdrawal plan from Afghanistan? recent weeks has pleased Trump, but Giuliani also suggested that Trump women for Trump but indicated it was Trump announces to the world the bombing of the poison gas site, exasperated White House aides and wouldn’t necessarily comply with a sub- possible. “I have no knowledge of that, so the Russians would not get hurt? What about the 100,000’s that attorneys. poena from Mueller, whose investiga- but I would think if it was necessary, the Russians/Syrians/Iranian have slaughtered. Then states that he Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard law pro- tion Trump has repeatedly labeled a yes,” Giuliani said. is looking into downsizing US forces in So. Korea, before nego- fessor who has informally counseled the “witch hunt.” Cohen no longer represents Trump, tiations??? I thought that he was a shrewd business guy? And, of president, said on NBC’s “Meet the A subpoena fight would likely find its Giuliani said, adding that it would “be a course, saying one thing to the Parkland people and another to the Press” that recent developments are aid- way to the Supreme Court, which has conflict right now.” Cohen faces a crim- NRA? Folks no Party bias meant, but please…This guy blatantly ing the efforts of special counsel Robert never firmly decided whether presidents inal investigation in New York, where lies to the American people, and for some that is OK. Remember Mueller. can be compelled to speak under oath. FBI agents raided his home and office from the start: Ted Cruz father was a part of the JFK assignation, Obama was not an American, John McCain, “was no war hero”. “It seems to me that the approach last Giuliani, who was hired by Trump last several weeks ago seeking records about Please people. What I find facetiously humorous is that now the week of the Trump team plays into the month, said he’s still learning the facts the Daniels nondisclosure agreement Dems are the States Rights/responsibility Party. And, Republicans hands of Mueller’s tactic to try, at any of the Mueller case and the details of and other matters. is now the Party of bid DEBT and spending Party. While the Dems cost, to try to find technical violations Trump’s knowledge of the payment to Michael Avenatti, Daniels’ attorney, were the Party of the people, but not, and now the Republicans are against lower-ranking people so that Daniels, who has alleged a sexual tryst said Sunday on “This Week” that he the Party of the people but not either??? Ok. Oh one last on DC, they can be squeezed,” said Dershowitz.” with Trump in 2006. The $130,000 pay- thinks it’s “obvious ... to the American Oh, how terribly we were taken by our allies, and our role in the In an interview Sunday with ABC’s ment was made by Cohen days before people that this is a cover-up, that they world. America prospered much because of our actions at every “This Week,” Giuliani dismissed as the 2016 election, raising questions of are making it up as they go along.” level. The negatives come from Free Trade no responsibility eco- rumor his own statements about Trump’s compliance with campaign finance and Legal experts have said the revelation nomics of our times. Ok, a Reality Check on trade: China et al, payment to adult-film actress Stormy ethics laws. that Trump reimbursed Cohen raises have low wages, little expense till now, and little comparative real Daniels, said he can’t speak to whether When Trump was asked last month new questions, including whether the estate, banking, and finance cost, and those they pay, partially the president lied to the American peo- aboard Air Force One if he knew about money represented repayment of an funded by American tax payers, or consumers: US. We have to ple when he denied knowledge of the the payment to Daniels, he said no. undisclosed loan or could be seen as evolve our business economics to lead, not follow the world. We silencing agreement and wouldn’t rule Trump also said he didn’t know why reimbursement for a campaign expendi- really cannot stop US corps from going overseas save in rhetorical out the president asserting his Fifth Cohen had made the payment or where ture. Either could be legally problemat- terms. But, we can and must be a part of the Next New Generation, Amendment right against self-incrimi- he got the money. ic. and Human Epoch, as we were in the 40’s and 50’s. More later: nation in the Russia investigation. Kellyanne Conway, a counselor to the Both Giuliani and Trump have insist- your former Ward 3 City Councilor, Brian Hoose. brhoose@ Giuliani also couldn’t say whether president, said Sunday on CNN’s “State ed the payment to Daniels was not a comcast.net Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael of the Union” that Trump meant that he campaign expense. Cohen, had made similar payments to didn’t know about the payment at the Giuliani maintained Sunday that the other women on the president’s behalf. time it was made, not at the time the payment can’t be considered an in-kind Giuliani said despite Trump’s open- question was asked. campaign contribution because there UN envoy she says won’t defend ness to sit down with Mueller in the Giuliani said last week that Trump was another explanation for it. Russia investigation, he would strongly had reimbursed Cohen for that payment “This was for another purpose, to pro- Trump’s ‘communication style’ advise Trump against it. and other unspecified items. tect him, to protect his family,” he said. “I’m going to walk him into a prose- Giuliani said then that he first made “It may have involved the campaign. WASHINGTON (AP) — Nikki Haley says President cution for perjury like Martha Stewart?” Trump aware of the payment shortly Doesn’t matter.” Donald Trump has “his communication style,” but the U.N. Giuliani asked, referring to the lifestyle after joining the case but now says he Giuliani said the financial arrange- ambassador says “you’re not hearing me defend that.” maven convicted in 2004 of lying to doesn’t know when Trump found out ment with Cohen wasn’t revealed on She tells CBS’ “Sunday Morning” that “if there is anything investigators and obstruction in an insid- about it. Giuliani told BuzzFeed last Trump’s 2017 personal financial disclo- that he communicates in a way that I’m uncomfortable with, er trading case. week that Cohen had complained after sure because “it isn’t a liability, it’s an I pick up the phone and call him.” Giuliani couldn’t guarantee that the election about not being paid by expense.” The former South Carolina governor says she doesn’t need to go public about “a private conversation that should happen when I feel it. ... and I think it’s one that he’s receptive to when I do.” Haley also says Trump shouldn’t try to shut down special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation. She says “it should go through the process. But they need to do it quickly. For the good of the country, this investigation needs to hap- pen quickly.”

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62 School Street, Westfield , MA 01085 (413)562-4181 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 - PAGE 5 Chester Mill Continued from Page 1 business would be an all-indoor production, not visible Obituaries from the street, and they would be improving the curb appeal of the property. Justin Quinn said they would be using char- thewestfieldnews.com/category/obituaries/ coal filters, making the product not detectable at the street level. A neighbor said she was more concerned with noise from Lisa Ann (Korzeniowski) Hebb fans than with smells. “I’ve only been woken up twice since I WEST SPRINGFIELD – Lisa lived there,” she said. Justin Quinn assured her the production Ann (Korzeniowski) Hebb, 48, facility would be quiet, and said he didn’t expect traffic more (1969-2018) of West Springfield than once a week. “I am happy and delighted to welcome you died Thursday, May 3, 2018 in to the neighborhood,” she said. Baystate Medical Center. She was The existing mill building which will house the manufactur- born in Springfield on May 21, ing is a 4500 square foot building. “I see so much potential,” 1969 to Edward and Germaine Justin Quinn said, mentioning new paint and a roof. He said (LaCombe) Korzeniowski. She they would be taking down the old post and beam barn on the was a graduate of West Springfield property that he said was “too costly to repair.” When asked High School and Our Lady of the what the replacement plans for that building would be, he said Elms College. Lisa was a Surgical Chester public hearing on proposed marijuana business in they would keep the concrete slab for expansion purposes. Technician and later was employed town. “Part of this process will be negotiating with the town about at Six Flags in Agawam as a Human Resource Manager curb appeal,” said Baldasaro, adding that it would be dis- and Event Coordinator. She loved to cook, do crafts, go to production for the business would be about 100-150 pounds cussed in a meeting with the Planning Board. the beach, antiquing and coordinate parties. Lisa leaves her per month, adding that since the value is going to be dictated Justin Quinn said the hours of operation would also be husband Andrew G. Hebb, two sons David Korzeniowski by the market, he couldn’t give any exact figures. But he said negotiated with the Planning Board and Board of Selectmen. of Agawam and Emmerson Hebb of West Springfield, her the range of $700/lb. to $3,000/lb. mentioned in the meeting, Barbara Huntoon asked about water usage. Justin Quinn mother Germaine Korzeniowski of Chicopee, her brother sounded about right. said they would do recollection of the HVAC runoff and dehu- Raymond Korzeniowski of Manchester, NH, two sisters “Are you going to be living here with us,” asked Andy midification, as well as rainwater capture. “We plan to have Christine Levernoch of Hinsdale, MA and Helen Hall of Myers, who serves on the Finance committee in Chester. zero draw from any other source in the next nine months,” he Waldorf, MD, her father-in-law and mother-in law Robert “For a time, yes; it might be three months, or it might be a said. and Mary Hebb of Westfield, and longtime friend Deanna year,” Justin Quinn said. Resident Tom Huntoon, who owns the Cortland Mill in Geoffrey of Chicopee. Brian Quinn said they grew up in (Mamaroneck) New town, said he and his co-owner had been negotiating for sev- A Liturgy of Christian Burial for Lisa will be Wednesday, York, a couple of hours south of here. “We are very hands on eral years with another group who was interested in opening a May 9, 2018 at 10 AM in St. Stanislaus Church, 566 Front and would be here a lot. We wouldn’t be too far away,” he medical marijuana business at the Cortland Mill. He said the St., Chicopee, followed by Burial in St. Stanislaus said. prospective buyers got their license, and pulled out. Cemetery. Calling hours will be Tuesday from 5-8 PM at A question was asked whether townspeople would have “On another note, as far as retail goes, I don’t think we Firtion-Adams Funeral Service, 76 Broad St., Westfield. some say on opening a retail shop. Baldasaro responded that should tie up the opportunity for retail to someone who Donations may be made to any charity. firtonadams.com he wasn’t sure. “The Cannabis Control Commission is mak- doesn’t have a license,” Huntoon said. “I don’t feel we should ing the rules,” he said. “If a town voted yes on Question 4 by tie up any resources we have and limit them to you.” more than 50%, it does not have a lot to say about businesses “We have no interest in extorting the town for money as the coming in.” only retail in the game. We’re not asking for an exclusivity “We would need to hold another public meeting,” Brian deal or special treatment,” Quinn said, adding, “Our presence Quinn said. “The reason I wanted to bring that up is we here should be enough. “ He also said they cannot submit an thought it would be a benefit to the town.” application for a retail license until June 1. “It’s a different conversation,” Baldasaro said. Police Logs “What we’re talking about is grow, produce, manufacture,” Barbara Huntoon asked about their investors, and how Baldasaro said. He said that the public hearing was the first beholden they were to them. She said the previous business WESTFIELD time the Quinns had talked about retail. “We’re not opposed the town was negotiating with left because their investors Major crime and incident report to it, but it’s the next step. No exclusivity here,” Baldasaro wanted more potential. “How much control do your investors Sunday, April 29, 2018 said. have,” she asked the brothers. 7:21 a.m.: fire, Russell Road, a caller reports a brush fire on “As long as you’re not giving away the retail store,” “None, right now. Our plan is to retain voting shares our- the side of the road, the responding firefighters report a cook- Huntoon said. ing fire had been extinguished but was still smoking, firefight- selves and a pool of shares for employees coming on. We “Do you see expansion in the future,” asked Chester select- have no intention of giving up more than 49%,” Justin Quinn ers reports rain at the time ensured there was no danger of the man Barbara Huntoon. fire spreading, the fire was fully extinguished; said. He added that once the business is established and the “Absolutely, that’s what I want 133 (Middlefield Road) financials are established, they will be looking to expand 10:56 a.m.: larceny, Southampton Road, a caller reports an for,” Justin Quinn said. employee has been seen on security video stealing cash from across the street. “We have no other investors currently,” he the register, the responding officer reports a check revealed Jeanne LeClair, Hilltown Economic Development Director said. that the suspect was the subject of an outstanding warrant, the said she was interested in a ball park estimate of the scope of “We have access to quite a few interested parties,” Brian officer reports that when she arrived for work Sarah M. the business. Quinn said. Howland, 29, of 438 Springfield St., Agawam, was arrested “In Oregon, fluctuation in the market was quite extreme. Following the meeting, Justin Quinn said they put in an on the warrant issued by Westfield District Court; Giving an estimate ultimately depends on the market,” Justin application May 1 for the cultivation license, which he said 4:54 p.m.: fraud, Westwood Drive, a resident came to the Quinn said. He said in their experience right now, the market went well. License applications for manufacturing and retail station to complain that her on-line account was hacked, the price is one-tenth of where it started. He said the current mar- open up on June 1. responding officer reports that the woman said that an associ- ket price is $3,000 per pound of high quality product, but Quinn said they are hoping for a July start date for their ated checking account has been compromised; could drop to $700 per pound if the U.S. opens up. cultivation business, depending on “the ability of the state to 5:07 p.m.: motor vehicle violation, East Mountain Road at Following the meeting, Justin Quinn said the outlook on answer all license requests,” he said. Holyoke Road, a patrol officer reports he observed a vehicle operating at 57 mph in a 40 mph zone, the operator’s was found to be unlicensed, Eliud N. Colon-Lopez, 47, of 65 Sarah Gillett Center St., Holyoke, was arrested for unlicensed operation of Continued from Page 1 a motor vehicle; resident of Westfield for many years tens intently to each organization’s Wilcox. 6:16 p.m.: larceny, Stop & Shop, 57 Main St., a caller and was active in the church and the request. Roeder concurred. reports two persons were seen leaving the store with a shop- social life of the town. She died at the age “This year we will distribute $50,000 “Being a member of the board allows ping cart loaded with merchandise which had not been paid of 74. from the trust fund to 23 service provid- you to see the real work being done in the for and fled when they were confronted, the responding offi- In 1907, her son obtained the home at ers from the greater Westfield area,” said community and how it touches the lives cer reports he found that the suspects had abandoned the cart 41 Broad St. and shortly thereafter the Roeder, adding the requests for assistance of seniors,” said Roeder. and merchandise in the parking lot; charitable corporation was named The had actually totaled $60,000. Foundation officers in addition to 7:35 p.m.: medical emergency, Holland Ave., a caller Sarah Gillett Home for Aged People. The “We would love to fill the gap when it Roeder and Wilcox include Hilda Colon, reports a person has overdosed on heroin and is not breathing, home was used for that purpose until occurs through donations from the com- vice president, Peter H. Martin, secretary, dual response dispatched, Narcan was administered and the 1970, when it was sold. munity,” said Roeder. and David E. Woodford, grant coordina- man revived, the man was transported to Baystate Noble While few details are available about Since the establishment of the trust tor. Hospital but left against medical advice, the man had been Gillett, her legacy in Westfield of being a fund in 1970, more than $1 million has The board of trustees, in addition to found be the subject of three outstanding warrants issued by “generous, kind, and helpful woman been granted for services that improve Roeder and Wilcox, include Hilda Colon, the Westfield and Northampton district courts and the whose life was full of good works,” lives the quality of life and health for local Stephen A. Hagen, Douglas James, Hampshire Superior Court, Gregory Collison, 27, of 65 on as a myriad of nonprofit groups receive seniors, according to Wilcox. Constance Kellogg, Holly Lurgio, Peter Morgan Circle, Amherst, was found and arrested on the three “grants” each year that support programs “We have a committee that reviews a H. Martin, Debra J. Michaud, Kathryn warrants. for local seniors, according to Roeder. three-year moving average of the trust Milligan, Margaret McLennan and David Monday, April 30, 2018 Since joining the board, Wilcox noted fund balance,” said Wilcox. “To protect E. Woodford. 6:16 a.m.: found property, East Mountain Road, a caller he has “learned so much” about the needs the principal, we must be conservative Members of the trust fund oversight reports seeing a dirt bike apparently abandoned in the woods, of seniors in the community. with our fiduciary responsibility and committee include Margaret McLennan, the responding officer reports the Kawasaki motocross motor- “I have had a paradigm shift on how I decide whether to take 5%, 6% or 7% chairperson, Stephen A. Hagen, Douglas cycle was transported to the police impound yard for safe view the world,” said Wilcox. “You learn each year to fulfill grant requests.” James, Patricia Steele-Perkins and keeping, see 12:13 p.m. entry; so much by listening to the requests of In recent years, the trust fund has pro- Wilcox. 11:32 a.m.: larceny, Janelle Drive, a resident came to the organizations and have a level of grati- vided financial support to a wide range of “We are always looking for individuals station to complain that money was fraudulently withdrawn tude for those working with seniors.” organizations including the Westfield to get involved,” said Roeder, adding from his bank account; Roeder echoed those sentiments. Council on Aging, Mercy Adult Day there are also 60 corporators who meet 11:35 a.m.: larceny, Powdermill Village, 126 Union St., a “I became involved about five years Health, Russell Council on Aging, local once a year. caller reports her prescription medication has been stolen, the ago,” said Roeder. “I was stunned when I food banks, the YMCA of Greater Sarah Gillett Services for the Elderly, responding officer reports the complainant said that the pills heard about all of the services for seniors Westfield for senior activities, Huntington Inc. is a nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization were stolen from a lockbox she has forgotten to lock for the and how much in demand the programs Council on Aging, and the Westfield and donations are welcomed. Donations past few days, the woman said that she frequently has various were. I felt I wanted to be a part of this High School Band that hosts a senior can be made through the website – www. visitors help her care for her handicapped daughter so one of organization.” luncheon. SarahGillett.org – or by mailing a check those persons may have taken the pills; Each year, nonprofit organizations are “The services and programs offered in to Sarah Gillett Services for the Elderly, 12:13 p.m.: breaking and entering, East Mountain Road, a encouraged to request grants by showing the greater Westfield area are vast for Inc., P.O. Box 1871, Westfield, MA caller reports he returned home to find his garage open and his that their services for seniors (55 and seniors and we also like to connect with 01086-1871. dirt bikes missing, one bike was recovered earlier in the shift, older) have a strong concentration in organizations that have a social aspect For more information on any aspect of the case was referred to the Detective Bureau; Westfield, Southwick and the hill towns. which allows individuals to leave their the foundation, call Roeder at (413) 207- The all-volunteer board of trustees lis- homes and socialize with others,” said 2399 or visit the website. 1:48 p.m.: larceny, Prospect Street, a caller reports his bank account was fraudulently accessed away from the city, the responding officer reports the victim said that his debit card was never lost; 2:41 p.m.: found property, Meadow Street, a caller reports finding a bicycle in a wooded area near the dike, the respond- Court Logs ing officer reports the black 10-speed bike was transported to the station for safe keeping; Westfield District Court vehicle and a marked lanes violation brought by Southwick 6:12 p.m.: accident, Russell Road, a caller reports a vehicle Monday, April 30, 2018 police. drove through the front door of his convenience store and Colleen A. King, 26, of 690 Burt Hill Road, Granville, was Ruben Maldonado, 40, of 28 Taylor Ave., Westfield, was shattered the glass, no injuries were reported; released on her personal recognizance pending a June 11 hear- released on $100 cash bail pending a May 25 hearing after he 6:25 p.m.: incapacitated person, East Mountain Road, a ing after she was arraigned on charges of operating a motor was arraigned on charges of operating a motor vehicle with a caller reports a person is slumped over the wheel of a vehicle vehicle under the influence of liquor, negligent operation of a suspended license and speeding at a rate exceeding the posted parked in a convenience store parking lot, one person was motor vehicle and speeding in violation of special regulations limit brought by Westfield police. transported to Baystate Noble Hospital and the car was towed brought by Southwick police. Thomas Golden, 34, of 1726 Route 23, Craryville, N.Y., to the police impound yard. David R. Drinkwine, 34, of 27 Pineywood Road, Southwick, was released on $250 cash bail pending a June 11 hearing after was released on $500 cash bail pending a June 29 hearing after he was arraigned on a charge of possession of a Class E drug he was arraigned on a charge of assault and battery on a family brought by State Police. Police rescue 11 ducklings or household member brought by Southwick police. Aliaksandr Tabolich, 38, of 457 Union St., West Springfield, Michael T. Wellspeak, 53, of 158 Berkshire Ave., Southwick, was held in lieu of $50 cash bail pending a May 18 hearing trapped in storm drain was released on his personal recognizance pending a June 29 after he was arraigned on a charge of violation of an abuse prevention order brought by Westfield police. ARLINGTON, Mass. (AP) — Eleven ducklings that got hearing after he was arraigned on charges of operating a motor Ufuk Ibas, 24, of 50 Duke St., Ludlow, was released on his trapped in a storm drain near a Massachusetts police station vehicle with a suspended license and violation of an abuse personal recognizance pending a July 13 hearing after he was have been rescued by officers and reunited with their mother. prevention order brought by Southwick police. arraigned on a charge of assault and battery on a family or Arlington police say a woman and her children came into William Blais, 26, of 11 Fred Jackson Rd., Southwick, was household member brought by Westfield police. police headquarters Sunday to report that the baby ducks were released on his personal recognizance pending a June 29 hear- Sarah H. Howland, 29, of 36 Kelso Ave., West Springfield, stuck in a nearby drain. ing after he was arraigned on charges of operating a motor was held in lieu of $100 cash bail pending a May 18 hearing Photos posted on the department’s Facebook page show the vehicle with a suspended license, operating an unregistered after she was arraigned on a charge of larceny of property ducklings marching off behind their mother after three officers motor vehicle, leaving the scene of property damage, reckless value less than $1,200 brought by Westfield police. used a net to get them out. operation of a motor vehicle, operating an uninsured motor PAGE 6 - MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS

Professional Networking Continued from Page 1 noted that there was little bit of a void in business networking in the Westfield area,” said McKellick. “Our general theme is casual networking in a fun environment, with local professionals from a diverse range of industries.” Mckellick added that the group started meeting in late 2016 and gatherings have taken place at the Westwood Restaurant and Shortstop Bar & Grill. “We now make our regular home at The Tavern,” he said. McKellick encourages professionals to drop in at one of the social gatherings to make connections with businesspeople, pro- mote a product or service, or discuss current promotions. “We have a lot of experienced referral marketing professionals that attend the meetings,” said McKellick. “These experienced professionals are valuable because they can help put people who are new to networking or, generally, uncomfortable with network- Everyone attending enjoyed their annu- Showing off ing, at ease because they know what questions to ask to get those al photo op. their age are other people talking about their business.” the Queen John S. Mayock III of Springfield, a registered representative First Congregational and King with One Boston Financial Group, has been among the network- honored at ing professionals who are eager to introduce newcomers to those the annual attending the Westfield Networking Night. Church offers Annual Both Mayock and McKellick met through a networking event Four Score several years ago and because of introductions that were made Four Score Luncheon Luncheon, Shirley among peers, the two benefited from a business alliance. Each year the First Congregational “We have become friends because we have a lot in common in Glaze, 93, Church, located on 18 Broad Street, and Doug business but also we are both fathers of children about the same holds its annual Four Score Luncheon age and we have some common hobbies and interests,” said Falconer, 90. Mayock. “Often we meet others at these events and establish a for members of the congregation who business relationship. Then once trust and common ground are are 80 years of age and over. This tradi- established a friendship naturally develops.” tion is usually celebrated on the first Since the group was established, a diverse range of business Saturday in May and has been held for professionals have attended gatherings including in the fields of over fifty years. marketing, commercial insurance, general contracting, consult- ing, search engine optimization, life insurance, commercial bank- Photos by ing, start-up businesses, personal banking, car sales, printing, Don Wielgus legal, real estate, business development, and bookkeeping. “Attendees vary in tenure in their respective profession, from the brand new to decades,” said McKellick. The gatherings are different each month and periodically fea- ture a short presentation from a local businessperson. Past presen- tations have included topics on cybersecurity, professional moti- vation and development, a start-up pitch, and a fundraiser for the Nestle to sell Starbucks products in $7B deal Dress for Success program. Also, raffles are conducted on a SEATTLE (AP) — Nestle has entered into an regular basis and special collections including a toy drive may be agreement to bring Starbucks products to millions coordinated if needed during the holiday season. of homes worldwide. On May 16, Basia Belz, owner of Vivid Hair Salon & Spa on The Swiss-based company announced Monday Elm Street, will give a short presentation on her company’s suc- that Starbucks will receive an up-front cash pay- cess story. ment of $7.15 billion for a business which gener- “The main purpose of the gathering is to provide a forum where ated annual sales of $2 billion. Approximately 500 professionals can connect,” said McKellick. “From there, if there Starbucks employees will join Nestle, and opera- is business to be done, those parties would meet up outside of the group.” tions will continue to be located in Seattle. McKellick added that feedback has been “positive” from con- The agreement excludes ready-to-drink products, versations he has had with persons attending Westfield Networking and all sales of any products within Starbucks cof- Nights. fee shops. Both men are hopeful that the Westfield Networking Night In a news release, Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson gatherings will continue to grow in attendance and that individu- says the “historic deal is part of our ongoing efforts als find “value” in attending. On average, 15 individuals attend to focus and evolve our business to meet the chang- the monthly gathering and on some occasions there have been as ing consumer needs.” many as 30 in attendance. Nestle CEO Mark Schneider says it’s a great day “There are a lot of great businesses and a lot of talent in the for coffee lovers. Westfield market,” said McKellick. “It is a shame to see that talent The deal is subject to regulatory approval and is This March 24, 2018, file photo shows a sign in a Starbucks located in venture off to big cities, particularly, when those people were not expected to close by the end of the year. downtown Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File) aware of what businesses are actually located here in the Pioneer Valley, as a whole.” McKellick noted that the mission of the group is to “connect professionals with potential clients in need and work to retain the talent here in the marketplace.” Westfield Creative Arts/ Mayock concurred. “We go out of our way to make people feel welcome and intro- duce individuals to reputable people who could be a good connec- Westfield on Weekends tion for them,” said Mayock. “At the end of the day we are trying Westfield Creative Arts will host an Open House on to help other people.” Saturday May 19 from 10:00-2:00 PM. With a variety of Meeting information on Westfield Networking Night can be classes and workshops in fine and fiber arts, photography and found on Facebook, or for more information on getting involved more, we have something for everyone age 8 and up. All are Morningside with the group, email McKellick at dmckellick@baconwilson. welcome to meet our teachers and discover our newly reno- com. vated Art Studio in the Rinnova building at 105 Elm Street Listen at WSKB.org or watch on Comcast Cable CH. 15 “From a favorable introduction through networking, the oppor- Light refreshments will be offered. For up to date information tunities to do business can open up,” said McKellick. on classes and workshops please go to www.westfieldcre- •••••••• MOnDAyS •••••••• RADIO FOR THE WESTFIELD MASSES ativearts.com or call us at 579-5967. 6-8 am: By George…it’s Monday with George Delisle Vendors, Crafters, and Tag Sale 8-10am: Owls on the Air with Michael Agawam Garden Club Plant Sale Participants Wanted! “Buster” McMahon ‘92 The Agawam Garden Club annual plant sale will be held •••••••• TuESDAyS ••••••• Saturday, June 2nd, from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., the Russell Saturday May 19th at Phelps Veterans Green, Main Street, Council on Aging will host its Spring Festival. Sell your Agawam from 8:00-2:00. This is a great opportunity to find 6-8 am: WOW, It’s Tuesday, with Bob Plasse wares, have some fun, and make some money! Tables will be wonderful additions to your garden. There will be many 8-10am: Ken’s Den, with Ken Stomski rented for $5.00 inside the Senior Center at 65 Main St., perennials donated from our members’ gardens, along with •••••• WEDnESDAyS ••••• Russell, MA, and spaces are also available outside. A 12’ x 12’ annuals, vegetables, and herbs all at bargain prices! A new space outside will cost $15.00; vendors will need to supply item this year is our exclusive Agawam or Feeding Hills hand 6-8 am: Wake Up Wed., with Tina Gorman their own tables, and tents if desired. This is a rain or shine painted pots. Also for sale will be a variety of gently used event and no refunds will be granted due to weather. Please 8-10am: Wednesday Roll Call - Rotating Hosts send name, contact information, and payment to Russell garden items. Monies raised will fund our scholarship given 1st Wed On The Town with Mayor Brian Sullivan COA, P.O. Box 407, Russell, MA 01071. Please call 413-862- to an Agawam/Feeding Hills student pursuing a career in and Denny Atkins (8-10am) horticulture, environmental sciences or related fields. 6217 with further questions. 2nd Wed Window into Westside with Mayor Wil Reichelt (8-9am) Chamber Chatter Foundation for TJO Animals Presents PETS ROCK! Average price with Kate Phelon (9-10am) The Foundation for TJO Animals presents our 2nd Annual Pets Rock PETS 3rd Wed Everything Southwick ROCK! – a concert to benefit local, homeless animals in need at the Thomas J. of US gas jumps with Selectman Joe Deedy (8-9am) O’Connor Animal Control & Adoption Center. Saturday, May 19 from 1 PM – 6 ArtsBeat with Mark Auerbach (9-10am) PM at the Springfield Lodge of Elks #61, 440 Tiffany Street, Springfield, MA. 4th Wed Rock on Westfield Sponsored by Planet Fitness and The Arbors Camp, and hosted by special guest 7 cents, to Pat Kelly of Lazer 99.3 & 98.5, PETS ROCK! is guaranteed fun for the whole with Harry Rock (8-9am) family! $2.90 a gallon Boys and Girls Club Hour Pat Kelly will kick off the festivities, featuring entertainment by local bands; with Bill Parks (9-10am) Tough Customer and Good Acoustics. With a full line up of activities for all ages, CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) — The ••••••• THuRSDAyS •••••• there will plenty of games and activities for kids hosted by Arbors Camp. Bring a average price of regular-grade gaso- bag because crafters will be on hand with their unique items, plus you might be line in the U.S. rose 7 cents a gallon 6-8 am: The Westfield News Radio Show, able to take home one of our amazing raffle prizes. Lunch is provided so you over the past two weeks to $2.90, the with host Patrick Berry won’t leave hungry and both White Lion Brewing Company and Harpoon Brewery 10th week straight of increases. 8-9 am: In The Flow with Rob & Joe: will be on hand to help quench your thirst! Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg Westfield Tech. Academy’s Tickets are just $20 per person and lunch is included. Children under 12 are free. of the Lundberg Survey said Sunday Rob Ollari & Joe Langone Order your tickets online today at www.tjofoundation.org at the show gate on that the jump marks the highest aver- event day. FREE refillable event beer mug for the first 200 guests through the 9-10am: Superintendents’ Spotlight age price since November 2014. with Stefan Czaporowski gates. 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Director, Patrick Kennedy leads the band while Avery Photos by Lynn F. Boscher Joy sings. The saxophone section.

Steve Bonacci helps lead the saxo- Julia Bussell feels what she sings. phone section. Cam Russell concentrates on his music. Avery Joy, the Jazz Singer.

The Jazz Band backs up Julia Bussell while she sings. Sara Grobe adds another trombone to the group.

Hadley LeClaire closes her eyes and Khalid Ghakayini adds the bass guitar to Heather O’Connor watches the director and plays Kyle McCaffrey and his trombone. the mix. her part. feels the music.

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For more information, visit arborsassistedliving.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 - PAGE 9 SPORTS Game 4: Celtics, Cavaliers look to finish off East sweeps The unthinkable has happened before. Conference semifinals, 2010, Boston vs. Philadelphia: Boston wins the first two games at home, then goes into Philadelphia to capture Game 3 and take a commanding 3-0 series lead. John Lippincott started the Owls’ comeback Undeterred, Philadelphia won in seven games to reach the attempt with a 2-run double. (Courtesy of Westfield Eastern Conference finals. State University Sports) One small detail to note: That was in hockey. If there’s one piece of solace for the Philadelphia 76ers and Boston Red Sox catcher Sandy Leon, center is congratulated as he Toronto Raptors right now, it’s likely this — comebacks from 3-0 arrives home to Jackie Bradley Jr. (19) and Eduardo Nunez (36) follow- Rams force winner deficits are not completely unheard of in major sports. There’s been ing his three-run home run against the Texas Rangers during the sixth four of them in the NHL. Another happened in baseball, the Boston inning of a baseball game, Sunday, May 6, 2018, in Arlington, Texas. Red Sox rallying to oust the New York Yankees in the 2004 AL take-all finale Championship Series. And even Cleveland has blown a 3-0 lead, albeit again in hockey, and that was of the minor league variety in WESTFIELD – Framingham State rode a big early 1960. lead to a 9-6 win over Westfield State University in But in the NBA, never. the first game of the MASCAC baseball champion- Red Sox, Yanks ship. The Rams, who fought their way back from the NBA teams staring into the 0-3 abyss have never been saved: 129 have tried, 129 have failed. On Monday, the 76ers and the Raptors loser’s bracket with a 9-5 win over Salem State earlier — both down 3-0 after down-to-the-wire defeats in their respective in the day, forced a winner-takes-all showdown with Game 3s of their Eastern Conference semifinal series — get their the Owls on Monday at 2:00 p.m. for the conference bring 2 best title and the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA chance to be the ones who rewrite that ignominious piece of bas- ketball history. Playoffs. Philadelphia plays host to Boston and Toronto is at Cleveland, Against Westfield, the Rams struck for seven runs with the 76ers and Raptors both trying to find ways to extend their in the first two innings. Kyle Dembrowski drove in records into two with a base hit to center in the first inning, and in seasons. “There’s a breaking point we all have,” Philadelphia coach Brett the second inning Kyle Pileski drove in one with a Brown said. “And I believe that if we can maintain our spirit, why double and Kyle Lippert plated two more with a base couldn’t we be the one? And I mean that. That’s my goal with us, hit. fight for 1st The Rams tacked on two more in the fourth inning is to fight. That’s all I know. I can’t see any other way to approach to lead 9-0. this that makes sense to me. So that’s what we’re going to do.” NEW YORK (AP) — Baseball’s most bitter rivals, ready to tangle once The odds are obviously overwhelmingly in favor of the Celtics Westfield sparked to life in the fifth inning with a again. five-run rally. John Lippincott launched a two-run and Cavaliers, who seem destined to meet in the Eastern Conference And this time, the Red Sox and Yankees bring the two best records in finals for the second consecutive year. double to the alley in right center field, and Owls the big leagues into a fight for first place in the AL East. junior All-New England centerfielder Anthony That’s hard to believe, given where those clubs were a week or Following their throwback brawl at Fenway Park last month, the teams so ago. Both needed to survive Game 7s just to get out of the first Crowley ripped a three-run home run deep over the square off on Yankee Stadium soil for the first time this season Tuesday left field fence to get the Owls back in the game at 9-5. round. night. New York ace Luis Severino is scheduled to start the opener of a The narrative around the Celtics, with no Kyrie Irving for the Crowley added a solo home run that he wrapped three-game showdown against Boston left-hander Drew Pomeranz. around the foul pole in left in the ninth for the final postseason, was that they would be the East high seed ripe for a “Look, Red Sox-Yankees is always big, and obviously they’re a great playoff upset. margin. The homer was Crowley’s 12th of the season, team. So we understand there will be a lot of excitement around it,” first- tying the Owls single season record, set by Dave Oops. They’ve been unflappable. year Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Sunday. “There will be more “I’ve never been around a group of guys, and I’ve been around Bevan in 1979. Crowley also broke Bevan’s record for eyes on this one and that’s what you love about being a part of this.” total bases, and Crowley has 105 total bases this sea- some really special ones, that can just turn the page and they just With the weather finally warming up on the East Coast, both teams are play the next play the right way,” Celtics coach Brad Stevens said. son. Crowley has 55 rbi on the season, one short of scorching hot. Moose Lyons record of 56 set in 2010. “It’s a really unique group in that regard.” Mookie Betts and the Red Sox boast the top mark in the majors at 25-9, The narrative around the Cavaliers was that LeBron James was Framingham got an outstanding start from Kyle good for a one-game edge over New York. Boston has bounced back from Hodson, who worked 8 innings and over 100 pitches being asked to do too much and his supporting cast was capable of a three-game skid to win eight of its last 12, including three in a row. too little. on one day’s rest. Hodson (4-3) earned the win, allow- Meanwhile, the streaking Yankees (24-10) are on a rampage. Picking ing five runs and striking out eight. Oops, again. And now James is five wins from an eighth con- off quality challengers one by one, they’ve gone 15-1 since April 21 for secutive trip to the NBA Finals. Framingham outfielder Kyle Pileski finished 3-5 their best 16-game stretch since 1980. with 3 runs scored. Catcher Jordan Pallazola finished “We’re getting better,” Cavs forward Jeff Green said. “We’re “They’re rolling, we’re catching our stride again, and it’ll be fun,” said getting better each game. Our defense is getting better. We’re play- with a pair of hits and two rbi. Red Sox ace Chris Sale, not slated to pitch in the series after beating Texas Jamie Butler (1-3) took the loss for the Owls. Tyler ing together. Things are turning a corner for us at the right time.” on Sunday. “I wish I was getting the ball in one of those games, but there’s A look at Monday’s games: Beach rapped out three hits for the Owls, Crowley only so much you can do.” finished 2-4, with two runs scored and four RBI on the CELTICS AT 76ERS Powered by Didi Gregorius, Aaron Judge and a steady pitching staff, the Celtics lead 3-0. Game 4, 6 p.m. EDT, TNT. two bombs, and Jake Gibb added a pair of hits. Yankees have outscored opponents 98-37 over the past 16 games. New Framingham 9, Salem 5 NEED TO KNOW: The Celtics are playing for a lot of rest. A York took three of four at defending champion Houston to go with series win on Monday, and the Celtics wouldn’t play again until at least In the elimination game earlier in the day, sweeps of the Twins, Angels and Indians. Framingham defeated Salem State 9-5 to get into the Sunday. And there’s nothing more valuable than days off to heal “It’s been a lot of fun,” first baseman Neil Walker said. “We’re playing nagging things at this time of year. championship round. Senior Mike Andrews (7-3) really good baseball and it seems like we’re never out of games.” tossed a 120-plus pitch complete game on two days’ KEEP AN EYE ON: Jayson Tatum. Boston’s young standout Riding a six-game winning streak that’s produced their best start since was brilliant in Game 3 with 24 points, and the Celtics were plus-24 rest, scattering 11 hits and four earned runs while 2003, the Yankees have won four games this season when trailing after striking out eight when he was on the floor. In the 11 1/2 minutes he was on the eight innings. They did that five times all last year. bench, Philadelphia outscored Boston 39-18. Salem got on the board first with a run in the top of “We feel like, for the most part, we expect to win every day,” said Tyler the first, getting singles from MacDaniel Singleton STAT QUIRK: Philadelphia set an NBA record with a 16-game Austin, one of several Yankees rookies making a huge impact already. winning streak to end the regular season. The 76ers topped the and Chris Rebello. The runners moved up on a wild Austin was in the middle of the bench-clearing melee at Fenway on pitch and singleton scored on Alex Toomey’s fielder’s 15-game end-of-season run by the 1950 Rochester Royals — who April 11. He charged the mound after Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly threw at exited the playoffs in a sweep. choice chopper to short. him twice, hitting Austin in the side with the second pitch. Framingham answered with a run in the bottom of PRESSURE IS ON: Ben Simmons. The 76ers point guard made Boston players were upset that Austin slid spikes-first into shortstop some atrocious decisions in the final moments of Game 3, like the inning, as Aaron Williams singled, advanced to Brock Holt earlier in the game. third on a failed pickoff attempt, and scored on going back up with an offensive rebound late in regulation (instead Four people got ejected, and Kelly and Austin were suspended by Major of burning some clock with Philly leading) and the lazy-looking Cameron Borelli’s pop singled down the left field line. League Baseball. Several players and coaches were fined — even Boston The Rams added four runs in the bottom of the one-handed inbounds pass for a turnover in overtime that sealed rookie manager Alex Cora — in the aftermath of a Yankees-Red Sox fight Boston’s win. fourth inning, the big blow an RBI triple from DH that rekindled memories of Lou Piniella vs. Carlton Fisk; Alex Rodriguez Cameron Borrelli. RAPTORS AT CAVALIERS vs. Jason Varitek; Don Zimmer vs. Pedro Martinez. Cavaliers lead 3-0. Game 4, 8:30 p.m. EDT, TNT Framingham led 7-1 before Salem hung two runs on Boston won two of three in the series, including a 14-1 rout when Sale the board in the top of the fifth on RBI singles from NEED TO KNOW: Pity the Raptors. After coming into these beat Severino in the opener. That was part of an early 17-1 surge that playoffs with title hopes, Toronto has again been unable to solve Singleton and Toomey to cut the lead to 7-3. helped the Red Sox build a 7 1/2-game bulge over the Bronx Bombers The Rams responded with two more in the bottom LeBron James. In the last 15 matchups where the Raptors have before they took off on their own tear, which began the day before 21-year- faced James, they’re 1-14 and are now on the brink of being ousted half of the inning to lead 9-3. old second baseman Gleyber Torres was called up from the minors. Borrelli finished 3-5 with two RBI, and Kyle by the Cavs for the third straight season. Torres, batting .327 and playing splendid defense, will get his first taste KEEP ANY EYE ON: Kevin Love’s resurgence. Cleveland’s Lippert added a single, a double and a triple in four at of the storied rivalry this week. He hit a three-run shot in the ninth inning bats and scored two runs for Framingham. other All-Star has been revived in this series, a development that Sunday against Cleveland, besting Mickey Mantle (1953 vs. Boston) to bodes well for the Cavs going forward. Love finished with 20 Starter Joshua Bell (0-2) took the loss for Salem. become the youngest Yankees player with a walk-off homer. Singleton, Jose Cedano and Shawn Rebello each had points and 16 rebounds in Game 3, responding to urging from Cavs Both teams are off Monday, and Boston hopes that will help Betts shake coach Tyronn Lue to play faster. a pair of hits. – Courtesy of Westfield State University off a bruised right shoulder. Sports PRESSURE IS ON: Raptors coach Dwane Casey. His moves Betts, leading the majors in homers (13), runs (36) and batting average have been questioned throughout the first three games. Toronto ran (.355), left Sunday’s game against the Rangers after getting hit by a throw a mind-boggling inbounds play in the final minute of Game 3 with while running the bases. guard Fred VanVleet hoisting and missing a 35-foot jumper before “He’s OK,” Cora said. “He didn’t feel great. So I just took him out. It the shot clock expired. Casey also benched All-Star DeMar just makes sense for us. He’s got a day and a half off and it should be DeRozan for the entire fourth quarter, a bold decision given that something day-to-day. He should be hopefully ready for Tuesday.” he’s the club’s best offensive player. Severino (5-1, 2.11 ERA) pitched his first career shutout last Wednesday PRODUCT PLACEMENT: James’ choice to wear a Seagram’s in Houston. But he’s 2-5 with a 4.82 ERA vs. the Red Sox, and right- 7 whiskey cap to his postgame news conference was interesting. handed starters are 1-15 with a 7.48 ERA against them this season. Some suspected he might be trolling the Raptors since Seagram’s Yankees righty Masahiro Tanaka (4-2, 4.39) faces David Price (2-4, was originally a Canadian company. The logo also includes a small 5.11) on Wednesday night, and left-hander CC Sabathia (2-0, 1.39) crown, so there’s the royal angle. Whatever the case, he may want opposes Rick Porcello (5-0, 2.14) in the Thursday night finale. to start getting Samuel Adams hats ready for the East finals — if he New York has won nine straight home games, its longest streak in eight Anthony Crowley hit two home runs against wants to tweak Boston fans a bit more. years. Framingham State (Renae Hatcher photo)

HIGH SCHOOL Standings/Results BASEBALL BOYS LACROSSE BOYS TRACK & FIELD Friday’s Results Westfield 7-3 Westfield 6-1 Westfield 0-0* BASEBALL Westfield Tech 5-2 St. Mary 0-0 Southwick 0-0* Westfield Technical Academy 7, St. Mary 7-2 Belchertown 4 Southwick 9-1 GIRLS LACROSSE BOYS TENNIS Southwick 7, Granby 6 Gateway 2-3 Westfield 7-1 Westfield 2-0 Westfield 5, Amherst 1 St. Mary 0-2 St. Mary 2-5 SOFTBALL SOFTBALL Gateway 14, Pathfinder 3 Westfield 2-6 BOYS VOLLEYBALL GIRLS TENNIS Westfield 13-0 BOYS TENNIS Westfield Tech 2-1 Westfield 1-2 Mohawk 4, St. Mary 1 Southwick 4-1 Southwick 3-5 St. Mary 4-5 Gateway 7-2 GIRLS TRACK & FIELD Westfield 0-0* *Missing Reports Southwick 0-0*

Find the latest Westfield News sports coverage on PAGE 10 - MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS Lightning eliminate Bruins with 3-1 win in Game 5 TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The Tampa Bay home to eliminate the Bruins in five games. Lightning, with a primary assist from a team Boston won three of the four games between that handled them during the regular season, the teams during the regular season, finishing are back in the Eastern Conference final for one point behind Tampa Bay for the Atlantic the third time in four years. Division title and the No. 1 seed in the East. Thank you, Boston Bruins. The Bruins outlasted Toronto in seven “I guess I can say it now. Boston set the bar games in the opening round of the playoffs. for us, and we played them three times late in They scored six goals to beat the Lightning in the year,” Lightning coach Jon Cooper said Game 1, but had difficulty scoring after that. after his team’s 3-1 victory over the Bruins Over the last three games, Boston failed to ended their second-round playoff series in five score an even-strength goal. games. “You’ve got to give them credit. We’re a “The first two times we played them, they team that scored all year long with different literally manhandled us. ... and we knew if we players in and out of the lineup,” Bruins coach were going to go anywhere when we made the Bruce Cassidy said. playoffs, or if we made the playoffs, that we “We scored against Toronto, so it’s not like had to be as good as Boston,” Cooper added. after 89 games we forgot how to score or not “We beat them 4-0 (in the last meeting). I play the right way,” Cassidy added. “I think think that gave us a little hit of confidence. I their D corps is big and they move the puck. guess a lot of confidence. ... and, ultimately we They did a good job of not allowing us to get carried that through into this playoff round.” inside.” Brayden Point and J.T. Miller scored sec- David Krejci scored on the power play in the Boston Bruins defenseman Matt Grzelcyk (48) takes down Tampa Bay Lightning center ond-period goals and Anton Stralman added an final minute of the first period to give Boston Tyler Johnson (9) in front of goaltender Tuukka Rask (40) during the second period of empty-netter with 1:29 remaining to end any a 1-0 lead that Point erased with his unassisted Game 5 of an NHL second-round hockey playoff series Sunday, May 6, 2018, in Tampa, Fla. chance for a Boston comeback. goal at 10:43 of the second. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara) Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 27 shots — 14 Miller’s power-play goal broke the tie less in the final period — for the Lightning, who than four minutes later, and Stralman added an rebounded from losing the series opener at empty-netter with 1:29 remaining. “They’re a really good team. They have The Lightning once again did a good job of been all year,” Bruins winger Brad Marchand containing Boston’s top line of Patrice said. “They compete extremely hard, they Bergeron, David Pastrnak and Marchand. have a lot of speed. They were better than we Although the trio combined for 23 points in were in a lot of areas, one of them being puck the series (seven goals, 16 assists), about half Ed Normand Golf League at EMCC battles and their pursuit. It showed up in the that production (11 points) came in the Bruins’ end.” 6-2 win in Game 1. Since 1964 47.5 Ed Bielonko – Branden Bielonko One day after being put “on notice” by the Bergeron and Charlie McAvoy assisted on Week 5 of 24— 5/3/18 47.5 Mike Douville – Jody Wehr NHL for licking Lightning forward Ryan Krejci’s goal, but Vasilevskiy came up big Pts Players 46 Carlos Santos – Bill Grise II Callahan during Friday night’s overtime loss against the high-scoring line with four huge in Game 4, there were no more such incidents saves — one on Bergeron’s point-blank shot Division 1 45.5 Jim Conroy – Fran Como involving Marchand, who also made head- — in the closing minutes while Tampa Bay 51.5 Bob Bihler – Larry Cournoyer 42.5 Gary Gladu – Fran Dwyer lines after appearing to lick Toronto’s Leo was killing off Boston’s last power-play 49.5 Marc Grenier – John LaRose 34 Bruce Kellogg – Richard Kellogg Komarov in the first round. opportunity. 49 Mike Cote – Ryan Maloney 33.5 Marty Tyler - Stan Jackson Marchand was given an edict Saturday to The Bruins scored five goals over the final 47.5 Dan Harris – Shawn Bradley 33.5 Dan Burns Jr. – Greg Glidden stop licking opponents or subject himself to a three games of the series, four of them on the 47 Randy Anderson – Bob Genereux possible fine or suspension for future inci- power play and one short-handed. 45 Sean Cahill – Mark O’Donnell dents. “You can’t rely on special teams every Division 3 Cassidy said before the game that he had night to win games,” Marchand said. “They 44.5 Tim Laramee – Dan Laramee 51 Jim Strycharz – Richard Roy spoken with Marchand, delivering a simple, help for sure, but you have to be able to pro- 43 Dave Dubois – Alan Velazquez 50 Glenn Grabowski – Jeff Berger straight-forward message: “We need you on duce 5-on-5.” 42.5 Tom Denton – Jim Johnson 48.5 Jason George – Dan Van Kruiningan the ice, we need you playing. If part of his NOTES: Bruins RW David Backes left the 42 Rick Brown – Jim Cartwright 46 Mike Soverow – Mike Mulligan M.O. is to annoy people, find a different way ice after taking a hard hit from Miller with 34.5 Tom Massimino – Tim Huber 45.5 Dan Burns Sr. – Mike Manijak to annoy them. Preferably by scoring some just under eight minutes remaining in the sec- 29 Chi-Chi Rodriguez – Al Nubile 44.5 Bob Lewko – Richard Hebert goals, that would be the best way.” ond period. He did not return. ... The Lightning Afterward, Marchand shrugged off a ques- improved to 5-1 in Game 5s when holding a 43.5 Roy Barton – Bill Reinhagen tion about his discussion the previous day 3-1 series lead. ... Boston played without D Division 2 43 Tom Reynolds – Pat Bresnahan with NHL senior vice president of hockey Torey Krug, who injured his left ankle during 51.5 Cam Lewis – Bill Grise III 42.5 Joe Boutin – Henry Smith operations Colin Campbell. Game 4. Nick Holden took over Krug’s spot, 51 Mike Mahan – Joe Hebda 41 Mark Chase – John Palivoda “It is what it is,” Marchand said. “I think making his first appearance since Game 3 of 51 Jay O’Sullivan – Rick Burke 39.5 Dave Dover – Bill Chaffee it’s pretty stupid, the whole situation, but if Boston’s opening-round series against 47.5 Bob Collier – Don Clarke 30 Jason Fitzgerald – Steve Tomaino that’s what they want to do, it’s what they Toronto. want to do.”

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Mon 05/07 @4:00 PM Westfield High School Szot Park Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Girls Junior Varsity Lacrosse @4:30 PM @4:00 PM vs Minnechaug Reg. High School @ South Hadley High School Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Sat 05/12 Westfield High School South Hadley High School @ West Springfield High School Boys Varsity Volleyball Hall of Fame Classic @4:00 PM @5:30 PM West Springfield High School American International College Boys Junior Varsity Lacrosse Girls Varsity Lacrosse @4:00 PM @8:00 AM @ South Hadley High School @ South Hadley High School Boys Varsity Lacrosse Mon 05/14 South Hadley High School South Hadley High School vs Algonquin Reg. High School Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball @5:00 PM @7:00 PM Westfield High School vs Belchertown High School Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Girls Varsity Tennis @4:30 PM Westfield High School vs Ludlow High School @ Amherst-Pelham Reg High School Boys Varsity Volleyball @5:00 PM Westfield High School Amherst-Pelham Reg High School @ West Springfield High School Boys Varsity Volleyball @5:00 PM @4:00 PM West Springfield High School vs Belchertown High School Boys Varsity Baseball Girls Varsity Track @5:00 PM Westfield High School vs Minnechaug Reg. High School @ Agawam High School Girls Junior Varsity Softball @6:30 PM Bullens Field Agawam High School @ Hampshire Regional High School Girls Junior Varsity Softball @7:00 PM @4:00 PM Hampshire Regional High School vs West Springfield High School Boys Varsity Lacrosse Wed 05/09 @4:00 PM Westfield High School @ South Hadley High School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Girls Varsity Lacrosse @4:00 PM South Hadley High School @ Longmeadow High School vs Algonquin Reg. High School Girls Varsity Softball @7:00 PM DiPippo Field Westfield High School vs West Springfield High School Boys Varsity Volleyball @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Westfield High School vs Ludlow High School Boys Varsity Baseball Girls Varsity Softball @4:00 PM Westfield High School @ Longmeadow High School @ Hampshire Regional High School Girls Varsity Tennis @6:30 PM Russell Field Hampshire Regional High School @ Belchertown High School Girls Junior Varsity Softball @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Belchertown HS Tennis Courts @ Pittsfield High School Boys Varsity Tennis Girls Varsity Tennis @4:00 PM Doyle Complex vs Springfield Central High School vs Longmeadow High School Tue 05/15 @4:30 PM Westfield High School Westfield High School Boys Varsity Tennis Girls Varsity Lacrosse @4:00 PM @4:00 PM vs Pioneer Valley Christian Academy vs Granby Jr./Sr. High School Girls Junior Varsity Softball Fri 05/11 Westfield High School Westfield High School vs Chicopee Comprehensive HS Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Westfield High School vs Pope Francis High School Girls Varsity Lacrosse Girls Varsity Softball @4:00 PM Westfield High School @ Granby Jr./Sr. High School @ Pittsfield High School Girls Varsity Softball @4:00 PM Granby Jr./Sr. High School Pittsfield High School vs Chicopee Comprehensive HS Boys Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM @4:30 PM Westfield High School vs Pope Francis High School Girls Varsity Track Tue 05/08 @4:00 PM Bullens Field @ Northampton High School Boys Varsity Track Thu 05/10 @7:00 PM Northampton David Wright Stadium @ Chicopee Comprehensive HS Boys Junior Varsity Lacrosse Boys Varsity Tennis Chicopee Comprehensive HS vs Algonquin Reg. High School @ Chicopee High School @4:00 PM

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Mon 05/07 Boys Junior Varsity Baseball vs McCann Technical High School Mon 05/07 Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Boys Varsity Baseball @ Westfield Technical Academy Boardman Field Girls Varsity Track & Field vs Belchertown High School @ Monson High School Jachym Field @4:00 PM vs. Sci-Tech, 4 PM James E. Vincent Gymnasium Monson High School @5:00 PM Boys Varsity Tennis Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @4:30 PM @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Baseball @ Mohawk Trail Regional HS Boys Varsity Volleyball Boys Varsity Tennis @ Westfield Technical Academy Mohawk Trail Regional vs Ware High School vs Belchertown High School @ Turners Falls High School Bullens Field @3:30 PM Southwick JV Baseball Field James E. Vincent Gymnasium Turners Falls High School @7:00 PM Girls Varsity Tennis @4:30 PM @4:00 PM Thu 05/10 vs Mohawk Trail Regional HS @6:00 PM Girls Varsity Lacrosse Boys Varsity Lacrosse Municipal Tennis Courts Boys Varsity Baseball (Double Header) Girls Varsity Softball vs Amherst-Pelham Reg High @ Hoosac Valley High School @4:00 PM @ Ware High School @ Pope Francis High School School Hoosac Valley High School Tue 05/15 Whalley Park (Southwick), 4 p.m. & 7p.m. Holyoke Community College Boardman Field @5:30 PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM @ Granby Jr./Sr. High School Boys Varsity Volleyball @5:15 PM Girls Varsity Lacrosse @ High School of Commerce Wed 05/09 Tue 05/08 @ Hoosac Valley High School Granby Jr./Sr. High School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball vs Monument Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Hoosac Valley High School @4:00 PM High School of Commerce Gym Girls Varsity Lacrosse Mountain Reg HS @ Monson High School @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Southwick JV Baseball Field Veterans Field Girls Varsity Tennis vs Belchertown High School Girls Junior Varsity Softball @4:00 PM vs Palmer High School Boardman Field @4:30 PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse Municipal Tennis Courts @4:30 PM @ Northampton High School Boys Varsity Baseball vs Taconic High School @4:00 PM Wed 05/16 JFK Middle School vs Monument Mountain Reg HS Boys Varsity Baseball Southwick Varsity Baseball Field Boardman Field Fri 05/11 @ Granby Jr./Sr. High School @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Lacrosse Granby Jr./Sr. High School Girls Varsity Softball @4:30 PM Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs Lee Middle and High School @4:00 PM @ Northampton High School Boys Varsity Track @ Belchertown High School Boardman Field Boys Varsity Lacrosse vs Springfield HS of Science and Belchertown HS Lower Field @4:30 PM vs Granby Jr./Sr. High School Northampton Softball Field Technology @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Tennis Boardman Field @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Tennis vs Mount Greylock Richard Atkinson Track @4:00 PM Tue 05/08 @4:00 PM @ Sabis International Charter Regional High School Girls Varsity Lacrosse Boys Varsity Baseball School Municipal Tennis Courts @ Pittsfield High School Boys Varsity Track Forest Park @4:30 PM vs. Hampshire Reg HS vs Putnam Voc/Tech Academy Pittsfield High School Southwick Varsity Baseball Field @4:00 PM Mon 05/14 @4:00 PM Richard Atkinson Track Wed 05/09 Boys Varsity Baseball Girls Varsity Tennis @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ Drury High School @ Greenfield High School @ Pathfinder RVT High School Joe Wolfe Baseball Field Davis St Courts Pathfinder RVT High School @4:00 PM @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse WESTFIELD TECHNICAL ACADEMY Tue 05/08 vs Pathfinder RVT High School GATEWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Boys Varsity Baseball Jachym Field @ High School of Commerce @5:00 PM Mon 05/07 High School of Commerce Marshall Roy Field Boys Varsity Baseball Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Gateway Reg. High School @4:00 PM vs Pathfinder RVT High School Lee Middle and High School @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Softball Bullens Field Gateway Reg. High School Mon 05/14 vs Gateway Reg. High School @7:00 PM @4:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Whitney Park Girls Varsity Softball Boys Varsity Baseball Granby Jr./Sr. High School Lee Middle and High School Littleville Elementary School @4:00 PM vs Springfield HS of Science and Technology Gateway Reg. High School @4:00 PM Wed 05/09 Whitney Park @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Softball Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Granby Jr./Sr. High School vs Saint Mary Parish School Fri 05/18 Smith Academy Gateway Reg. High School Jachym Field Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Littleville Elementary School @4:00 PM @5:00 PM vs Franklin County Tech. School @4:00 PM Tue 05/15 Boys Varsity Baseball Jachym Field Girls Varsity Softball Boys Varsity Baseball vs Saint Mary Parish School @4:00 PM Smith Academy @ John J. Duggan Academy Gateway Reg. High School Hubbard Park Bullens Field Boys Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM @4:00 PM @7:00 PM @ Franklin County Tech. School Tue 05/08 Girls Varsity Softball Thu 05/10 Franklin County Tech. School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Franklin County Tech. School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM Franklin County Tech. School Gateway Reg. High School vs Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS Girls Varsity Softball Gateway Reg. High School @4:00 PM Jachym Field vs Franklin County Tech. School @4:00 PM Wed 05/16 @4:00 PM Whitney Park Boys Varsity Baseball Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Boys Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM Franklin County Tech. School . McCann Technical High School, 4 PM @ Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS Gateway Reg. High School Boys Varsity Baseball Mon 05/21 @4:00 PM . McCann Technical High School, 4 PM Arcanum Field Boys Varsity Baseball Girls Junior Varsity Softball Thu 05/17 @4:00 PM @ Pioneer Valley Christian Academy TBD Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Girls Varsity Softball Nathan Bill Park Littleville Elementary School @ Putnam Voc/Tech Academy vs Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Blunt Park Dia. #2 @4:00 PM Whitney Park Girls Varsity Softball Girls Varsity Softball Boys Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM @ Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS @ Westfield Technical Academy @ Putnam Voc/Tech Academy Mon 05/14 Maines Field Whitney Park Blunt Park Boys Varsity Baseball @6:00 PM @4:00 PM @4:00 PM Fri 05/11 Girls Junior Varsity Softball @ Springfield HS of Science and Technology Tue 05/22 Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS Forest Park Diamond #1 Boys Varsity Baseball McCann Technical High School Littleville Elementary School @4:00 PM vs John J. Duggan Academy Gateway Reg. High School @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Softball Bullens Field @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Softball @ Springfield HS of Science and Technology @4:00 PM Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS Girls Varsity Softball Boys Varsity Baseball Gateway Reg. High School Blunt Park Dia. #5 McCann Technical High School @4:00 PM @4:00 PM vs High School of Commerce Gateway Reg. High School Mon 05/21 Tue 05/15 Whitney Park @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Softball Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Softball . Sabis, 4 p.m.

Find the latest Westfield News sports coverage on PAGE 12 - MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS TV Sports Listings Dear Monday, May 7 Basketball Baseball 6 p.m. NBA Playoffs: Boston Celtics at 7 p.m. NCAA: Florida State at Clemson Philadelphia 76ers (TNT) Annie (ESPN2) 8:30 p.m. NBA Playoffs: Toronto Raptors at 7 p.m. MLB: New York Mets at Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Cavaliers (TNT) By ANNIE LANE (SNY) Hockey 8 p.m. MLB: Minnesota Twins at St. Louis 7 p.m. Stanley Cup Playoffs: Washington A Pajamas Conspiracy? Cardinals (ESPN) Capitals at Pittsburgh Penguins (NBCSN) Dear Annie: Shortly after Christmas, my work friend, 11 p.m. MLB: Washington Nationals at San 9:30 p.m. Stanley Cup Playoffs: Nashville “Mike,” and I were talking at lunch and discovered we have Diego Padres joined in progress (MLB Network) Predators at Winnipeg Jets (NBCSN) the same problem. Our wives both gave us silk pajamas. Worst yet, they expect us to wear them! We think it’s a conspiracy, even though they have never met. Mike wears his boxer briefs to bed. I stopped wearing my underwear to At the Movies bed when I went off to college. By the numbers -- if you have them -- what do American men wear, or not wear, to bed? How can we convince our wives that sleeping naked doesn’t make us perverts? Small children are not an issue here. -- Sleeping Bare in Sunny Florida Dear Sleeping Bare: A 2005 ABC News poll asked Americans what they wore to bed. Thirteen percent of men and 55 percent of women said pajamas or nightgowns; 21 percent of men and 25 percent of women said shorts and/or a T-shirt; and 31 percent of men and 14 percent of women said they slept in the nude. It’s likely those percentages have fluctuated, as the survey’s over a decade old. But assuming the overall trends have held, you’re in the plural- ity for American men. It’s also worth noting that there are some scientific argu- ments in favor of sleeping in the buff. University of Amsterdam researchers found that people achieve deeper sleep with lower skin temperatures, which sleeping in the nude helps achieve. That said, if you should ever have to leave your home in the middle of the night because of a fire (heaven forbid), you might be wishing you had on those silk pajamas. Dear Annie: My heart goes out to “My Sad Story,” the woman who remembers traumatic experiences from her youth. Her sister told her to get over it. For years, I had anxiety attacks and even panic attacks but thought they This file image released by Marvel Studios shows, from left, Tom Holland, Robert Downey Jr., Dave Bautista, Chris Pratt occurred because I was weak in some way. I meditated, and Pom Klementieff in a scene from “Avengers: Infinity War.” In its second weekend in theaters, “Avengers: Infinity repeated positive affirmations, tried to see only the good in War” continues to dominate in North America. (Marvel Studios via AP, File) people and events, prayed for relief, and got counseling and medication. Nothing worked. I am now in my late 60s. I recently decided I needed to return to counseling because I could not bear living with a constant high level of anxiety, which was negatively affect- Avengers: Infinity War’ scores ing my quality of life. I didn’t have the energy to go on. By chance, I found a therapist who specializes in anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. He diagnosed me with PTSD, and I refused to believe it, thinking that I had not second best weekend 2 ever experienced the kinds of trauma experienced by military LOS ANGELES (AP) — After breaking opening weekend ’Avengers,’” Presburger said. “We have a movie out there personnel. He reviewed with me the answers I had given to records, “Avengers: Infinity War” continued to dominate in that plays to families and all audiences that should have suc- his questions on our initial intake appointment. I learned its second weekend in theaters, but alternative programming cess into Mother’s Day and onwards.” that I suffered from traumatic experiences in my childhood. like the romantic comedy “Overboard” also found an audi- Although critics were not especially won over by It was hard to accept because I had made up so many ence in what has historically been considered the “official” “Overboard,” audiences gave the film a more favorable A- excuses for my parents’ behavior over the years. He told me kick-off to the summer movie season. CinemaScore. he could help me get past the anxiety with treatment. In less The Walt Disney Co. said Sunday that “Avengers: Infinity Third place went to “A Quiet Place,” which has grossed than two months, my anxiety lifted. War” will gross an estimated $112.5 million from North $159.9 million in five weeks in theaters, and fourth place to Please tell “My Sad Story” to find a therapist who spe- American theaters over the weekend, becoming the second “I Feel Pretty,” now up to $37.8 million in weekend three. cializes in trauma and not settle for anyone else. Not every highest grossing film in weekend two behind “Star Wars: The “Rampage” rounded out the top five with $4.6 million, therapist has this training. Symptoms only worsen over time Force Awakens’” $149.2 million and just slightly ahead of bumping its domestic total to $84.8 million. if not treated. -- Relieved and Grateful “Black Panther” ($111.7 million). In sixth place, “Tully,” starring Charlize Theron, launched Dear Relieved and Grateful: I’m printing your letter for It’s a 56 percent drop from its first weekend in theaters — on 1,353 screens with $3.2 million. It’s the third collaboration less steep than the second weekend fall of “Avengers: Age of between director Jason Reitman and screenwriter Diablo “My Sad Story” and anyone else who might be carrying Ultron” (59.4 percent) or “Captain America: Civil War” (59.5 Cody, the team behind “Juno,” and their second with Theron, unresolved trauma from childhood without even realizing percent), but more than “Black Panther’s” uniquely soft 44.7 who also starred in their film “Young Adult.” it. Thank you for sharing your story. percent sophomore weekend decline. Hollywood’s summer movie season typically runs from the Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- “We’re in uncharted territory again,” said comScore senior first weekend in May through Labor Day, but this year got a ators.com. media analyst Paul Dergarabedian. “This is a second week- jump-start with the late April release of “Avengers: Infinity end number that many films would aspire to have on opening War.” weekend.” “This was not the strongest weekend ever in terms of the Globally, “Avengers: Infinity War” has now grossed over official kick-off of the summer season, but we could be look- HINTS FROM HELOISE $1.2 billion and become the first film ever to cross the $1 ing at a record May ultimately,” Dergarabedian said, noting billion mark in 11 days of release, and it has yet to even open upcoming releases like “Deadpool 2" (May 18) and “Solo: A FRESH BED in China. Star Wars Story” (May 25). “This weekend just shows how Dear Readers: How about a quick spring There was little new competition this weekend in the the strategy of release dates is changing how the box office refresh? Strip the bed and vacuum the mat- blockbuster space, although there were a handful of other plays out.” tress with the upholstery attachment, and options, like “Overboard,” which came in a very distant sec- Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. then the crevice tool. Pour a light dusting ond to “Avengers,” but still made a notable splash for a film and Canadian theaters, according to comScore. Where avail- of baking soda evenly on the mattress, and its size. able, the latest international numbers for Friday through let it absorb for 15 to 30 minutes. MGM and Lionsgate’s Pantelion Films’ gender-swapped Sunday are also included. Final domestic figures will be Vacuum again thoroughly, and dress the remake of Garry Marshall’s 1987 comedy, “Overboard” released Monday. bed with fresh sheets. scored the highest-grossing opening weekend for Pantelion 1. “Avengers: Infinity War,” $112.5 million ($162.6 mil- Baking soda works wonders to clean and freshen your Films with a better-than-expected $14.8 million from 1,623 lion international). home -- I’ve been a fan for 40 years! Baking soda is cheap, theaters. It’s already surpassed its modest mid-teens produc- 2. “Overboard,” $14.8 million. safe and readily available. Would you like to receive a collec- tion budget. 3. “A Quiet Place,” $7.6 million ($4.1 million internation- tion of my favorite baking soda hints and recipes? I’ve com- Pantelion Films CEO Paul Presburger and Jonathan al). piled them in a handy pamphlet, and here’s how you can get Glickman, president of the Motion Picture Group at MGM, 4. “I Feel Pretty,” $4.9 million ($3.2 million international). one: Visit www.Heloise.com to order, or send a stamped (71 both attribute the success to the star-power of Eugenio 5. “Rampage,” $4.6 million ($13.7 million international). cents), self-addressed, long envelope, along with $5, to: Derbez (“Instructions Not Included,” ″How to be a Latin 6. “Tully,” $3.2 million ($200,000 international). Heloise/Baking Soda, P.O. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX Lover”) who helped developed the bilingual remake with an 7. “Black Panther,” $3.1 million ($390,000 international). 78279-5001. The vacuumed-up baking soda will freshen American star (Anna Faris) to appeal not just to his Hispanic 8. “Truth or Dare,” $1.9 million ($5.7 million internation- your vacuum cleaner bag, too! -- Heloise fan base but all audiences. al). VOICES FROM THE PAST The cast, including Derbez and Eva Longoria, helped pro- 9. “Super Troopers 2,” $1.8 million ($90,000 internation- Dear Heloise: If you have a special voicemail from a loved mote the film on their social media accounts too. al). one, you might want to save it. My dad left me a voicemail, “It’s great to have a large base especially in the wake of 10. “Bad Samaritan,” $1.8 million. singing “Happy Birthday.” He passed away shortly after- ward. Fortunately, I had saved the voicemail and can play it back every year. It’s nice to hear his voice. -- Rhonda, via email On The Tube Streep out, but plenty of New Jersey talent in Hall of Fame ASBURY PARK, N.J. (AP) — Meryl Streep has made her choice between the New Jersey Hall of Fame and her hit HBO series “Big Little Lies,” choosing the TV show. Streep, a native of Summit, has a production conflict and won’t be among the inductees at Sunday night’s New Jersey Hall of Fame ceremony in Asbury Park because you have to be present to be inducted. But the 10th annual ceremony won’t lack for luminaries. In a state that quickly brings to mind Bruce Springsteen and “The Sopranos,” there’s a winner who checks both those boxes. Steven Van Zandt, of Middletown, is a guitarist with Springsteen’s E Street Band and portrayed mobster Silvio Dante on the hit HBO TV series. Other performers getting the nod include Blondie lead singer Debbie Harry, of Hawthorne; “I Will Survive” disco queen Gloria Gaynor, who’s from Newark; and Frankie Valli, who’s also from Newark, and his Four Seasons bandmates Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi and Joe Long. Astronauts Mark and Scott Kelly, of Orange will be inducted, along with Republican Congresswoman Millicent Fenwick, of Bernardsville, the inspiration behind Lacey Davenport, a fictional character in the “Doonesbury” comic strip; nurse Clara Maass, of East Orange, who died after volunteering for medical experiments to study yellow fever; New York Yankees and New York Mets pitcher Al Leiter, of Berkeley; Olympic soccer gold medalist Carli Lloyd, of Delran; publisher and flat-tax advocate Steve Forbes, of Morristown; businessmen Joe Buckelew, of Lakewood, and Jon Hanson, of Bogota; author Harlan Coben, of Newark; novelist and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Anna Quindlen, of South Brunswick; and TV “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro, of Hoboken. The Hall’s Unsung Hero award will go to Kevin Hoagland, founder of the Central Jersey Spinal Cord Association. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 - PAGE 13

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, May 7, 2018: This year you break patterns and open up to better relationships. You won’t mind being challenged by others; in fact, you will enjoy the spirited interactions. You might notice that you have the same issues as before, but very different approaches. If you are single, you could meet someone with whom you want to form a special bond. Respect this person’s differences. DUSTIN By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker If you are attached, you might experience an innate tension between you and your sweetie. As a couple, you are more creative and dynamic than you are indi- vidually. SCORPIO presents you with many different opportunities.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH Pressure builds around communication. News you hear could be informative yet confusing. What you realize is that you speak a different lan- guage. You might have worked too hard to get SCARY GARY Mark Buford involved in a power play. Relax and let go. Tonight: Where your friends are. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHH Reach out to someone you care about who seems to make a difference. Focus on a long-term goal and on the person who inspires you to go for it. Your expenses could spin out of control. Be more serious-minded, if possible. Tonight: Wherever you go, others observe you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHHHH Reach out to someone at a distance. You might want to come to an understanding with this Crosswords person. Extremes come to the forefront, as others Mick and Mason Mastroianni might be extremely pushy. Be willing to let go of what DOGS of C-KENNEL no longer works. Detach, and you will be successful. Tonight: Be near good music. CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHH You might not know what to do with all the responsibility that drops on you. A power play could backfire. Understanding evolves between you and another person, but only as long as you don’t try to force him or her to act a certain way. Tonight: One- on-one relating works best. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH Understand that not everything is under your control, as much as you might like to think it is. When someone else has a keen imagination and a strong drive, you can voice your opinions only so B.C. Mastroianni and Hart much. Make it OK to turn down someone’s offer. Tonight: Take a walk on the wild side. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH Defer to others, rather than carry all the responsibility yourself. Your friends might have differ- ent ideas for how to make an adjustment to handle these tasks. Pressure builds. Be gracious for all the help, and then make fun plans. Tonight: Run some errands on the way home. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) HHHH Your creativity emerges when you open up to new possibilities. Still, you have a lot of energy focused on completing what must be done. It becomes obvious that a co-worker or family member seems to be distorting what is happening. Tonight: Accept a ONE BIG HAPPY Rick Detorie friend’s invitation. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) HHH Stay close to home and remain anchored. Your sense of self helps you to walk an untraditional path. Brainstorm with others, and you might be sur- prised by the results. Try not to negate a good idea. Don’t allow a self-indulgent tendency to take over. Tonight: Time for fun. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HHHH Speak your mind and say what you feel. It will be nearly impossible to change your feelings, though you could step back and allow someone else the luxury of finishing up a project. Know that nothing has to be your way or the highway. Tonight: Choose a favorite pastime. ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHHH Understand what is going on around you. You might be stuck on a key issue that could be setting you up for a power play. Try to walk in someone else’s shoes and understand where he or she is coming from. Flow with the moment. Your instincts are right-on. Tonight: Out late. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHHHH You are in your element no matter what occurs. You feel empowered and ready to handle the Cryptoquip impossible. Your sense of humor comes through in an odd way, and others react to you in an equally odd way. Don’t allow your imagination to get carried away. Tonight: As you like it. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) ZACK HILL John Deering and John Newcombe HHH Do exactly what you feel is right, and you will learn to stay on target. Your sense of direction takes you to a new level of understanding; however, there is an element of confusion around you that could discourage you from making any major decisions. Tonight: Get a good night’s sleep. BORN TODAY Poet Robert Browning (1812), composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840), comedian Aidy Bryant (1987) *** Jacqueline Bigar is on the internet at www.jac- quelinebigar.com. PAGE 14-MONDAY, MAY 7,2018 Food Pantry. food item for the Huntington or $1with a non-perishable Admission (atthedoor)is$2 org if you have questions. Guertin, at bguertin@grsd. band director, BethE. before the concert. Contact at theentrance of theGPAC will collecttheinstruments for music.Bandmembers person with an appreciation Buddy Rich,orsimply a next BennyGoodman, has thepowertocreate the at the concert. Your donation any gentlyusedinstruments through the arts, by donating their education in anewway, ment. Help students further have accesstoaninstru- in musiceducation but don’t students wishtoparticipate munity and beyond.Many needs supportfromthe com- dent, but is an effort that than just an individual stu- effort thatinvolvesmore form. bined choirs will also per from Hamilton. The com Dies, Who Tells YourStory” singing “Who Lives, Who ‘n Rolldancemedleyand forming an Old Time Rock Beast, and Show Choir per music fromBeautyandthe Choir’s program includes from Wicked.Concert forming “Defying Gravity” National Anthem fame) per female trio (of Thunderbirds’ “Tinted Shades”andour performingmale singers with theaward-winning and choirswillperform, Hirsch andStevie Wonder. music byChickCorea,Rich Jazz Band will perform pursue musiccomposition. Hartford whereheplansto School atUniversityof recently committed to Hartt arrange a piece of art. Atkin ess andthoughtrequiredto Every note reflects the prow- Four SkillfulBrothers. Shoes, Sleeping Beauty, and Hood, theRedDancing including: Little RedRiding from several fairytale stories influence takes The suite the course ofsixmonths! that Atkin composedover Band”, anelaboratepiece “Fairytale Suitefor Wind in Atkin’smovements piece is the final offour Brothers”. ThisSkillful Dawson Atkin, titled “Four piece composed bysenior concert bandwillperforma repertoire, members of the ConcertBandestablished to aninstrument. band, but don’t have access dents who want to join the instrument drive tohelpstu- position and a musical ing anoriginal student com- includes thebandperform- dents! This year’s concert school’s many talented stu- that showcases the high 6:30 p.m. for a performance Performing Arts Center at choirs in the Gateway Concert. 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