MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 A Super eld Saugus plays it of 19 in Lynn safe online By Daniel Kane meeting learned about a variety of By Thomas Grillo student from many ethnic, racial, and FOR THE ITEM topics, with the most discussion re- ITEM STAFF language backgrounds. volving around the possibility of chil- During a listening session in the SAUGUS — Lessons on Instagram, LYNN — Nineteen candidates met dren being targeted online. past month, teachers, administrators, Snapchat and other major social me- “This is a real aha moment for me,” the Friday deadline to apply to be the and the public have said the candi- dia platforms by the Saugus Wellness city’s next superintendent of schools, said a parent, Tom Carroll. “This is dates should be asked about raising Committee showed parents just how according to the mayor’s office. the one place I’m really vulnerable.” MCAS scores, school nutrition, over- vulnerable their children are to on- The 12-member selection panel, crowding, the need for new schools, Presented by Middlesex Partners which includes Mayor Thomas M. Mc- line predators. for Youth Prevention and education bullying, among other issues. “I would be lying if I said I wouldn’t Gee, is scheduled to select and inter- Superintendent Dr. Catherine C. Coordinator Camila Barrera, the view applicants next month. The final like to see more people here,” said night included lessons on the possible Latham will be retiring at the end of school Superintendent David DeRuo- selection, typically four or so candi- the school year. The school budget lists dangers present in the online world si to the room of 15 parents and com- dates, will face a public interview in her salary as $207,000. that could affect children. munity. May and the new superintendent is The search is being coordinated by The parent information series has expected to be hired by June 1. Those who did come out to the Sau- The pre-K-12 district has 16,000 SUPERINTENDENT, A7 gus Public Library for last week’s SOCIAL, A7 Swampscott seeking changes More is good Less is best in Vinnin in some Square neighborhoods

By Gayla Cawley By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Town SWAMPSCOTT — A Meeting could be asked proposed zoning change to approve a new zoning is aimed at reducing the change in May, which of- number of housing units ficials say will encourage allowed in two residential further development in neighborhoods. Vinnin Square. The zoning article, The zoning article is which proposes creating sponsored by the Planning a new residential district, Board, which will hold a is sponsored by the Plan- public hearing on the pro- ning Board, which will posed change tonight. be holding a public hear- The change calls for the ing on the zoning change creation of a new com- tonight. Town Meeting mercial B-4 district. The could be asked to vote on article seeks to rezone the the change in May. commercial properties in This change would re- the Vinnin Square area duced the potential of that have frontage on Es- further density in two sex Street/Loring Avenue. neighborhoods — the The proposed new district Winnepisekitt Hill neigh- will have modified dimen- These maps show borhood, which includes sional regulations that the properties that King Street and Rockland will encourage mixed-use would be affected by Street, a portion of High- and multi-family develop- the proposed zoning land Street and a portion ment that relates better to changes. of Redington Street; and the street and de-empha- COURTESY PHOTOS the Fisherman’s Beach sizes large parking lots. neighborhood, which runs Officials say the zoning from the Fish House on change comes as a rec- Puritan Road down to ommendation from the Sandy Beach, which are town’s Master Plan and is all properties on the wa- also in line with the gover- terfront of Puritan Road nor’s Housing Choice Ini- and in the middle of Scul- tiative to add to the hous- pin Way, according to Pe- ing stock to support the ter Kane, director of com- growing economy and pro- munity development. vide new housing choices. Between the two neigh- Peter Kane, director of borhoods, the change community development, would affect 118 proper- said the commercial zon- ties, Kane said. ing change is meant to Those two neighbor- encourage further devel- hoods are currently zoned opment in Vinnin Square. as part of the A-3 residen- The Master Plan calls for tial district, which allows VINNIN, A7 ZONING, A7

INSIDE In Nahant BY BILL BROTHERTON One seat up for grabs on Nahant planning board. A3 Lynn eld In Sports Lynn English girls basketball player a brothers living pro le in courage. B1 ‘The Dream’ Two Lynnfield brothers are fulfilling a life- long dream Saturday night, bringing a full- blown musical extravaganza to Lynn Audito- rium. Joseph and younger brother Anthony Freda, the prime movers behind Freda World Mu- sic, will present “The Dream,” an evening of original music. Joseph (guitar) and Anthony (vocal tenor) will be joined by Ryann Murray (soprano) and Patty Vellucci (vocals, piano). They will be backed by a 25-piece orchestra, conducted by Boston Symphony/Boston Pops percussionist Neil Grover. In addition to the Freda brothers’ original COURTESY PHOTO music, the night will include familiar tunes by Verdi, Puccini and other opera giants, cross- Dorothy Ezemba, over songs blending Joseph’s love of classical ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK recipient of the and jazz, plus some pop. James Young Freda World Music is comprised of, from left, Ryann Murray, Anthony Freda, Courage Award. BROTHERS, A7 Joseph Freda, and Patty Vellucci.

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Edward R. Holt, 87 Fotine Stamulis, 96 William Robert Bright, 57

REVERE — Mr. Ed- and father-in-law of LYNNFIELD — Mrs. and later in her life LYNN — William tickets. He was also ward R. Holt, age Rosemarie Holt of Fotine (Tina) (Solo- spending her winters Robert Bright, 57, a big fan of boxing, 87, died on Sun- Everett. Mr. Holt was mos) Stamulis, age in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. a lifelong Lynn res- enjoyed reading, the day morning at the predeceased by his 96, of Saugus, died Tina is survived ident, passed away movies, and espe- Melrose-Wakefield son John M. Holt. peacefully at Sun- by her sister Marina Friday, Mar. 30. Born cially fitness. He en- Hospital. He was the In lieu of flowers do- rise of Lynnfield, on (Mary) and her hus- in Lynn, William was joyed traveling and husband of the late Wednesday Mar. 28. nations in his memo- band Larry Whittier the son of the late spending time with Annie Christina (La- She was the wife of of Tewksbury, her Edwin and Margue- his family and most Fauci) Holt. ry may be made to the late Thomas Sta- St. John’s Episcopal grandchildren, Tom rite “Peggy” (Dryer) especially his grand- Born, raised, and a mulis with whom she Stamulis of Reston, Church, 8 Prospect St., Sau- Bright; he was the daughter, Jenna. lifelong resident of Revere, Mr. shared 34 years of marriage. Va., George Stamulis of Rye, loving and devoted father of Holt was the son of the late gus, MA 01906. Born and raised in West Lynn, Service information: Visiting N.H., and Denise Stamulis Elizabeth Bright and her fian- hours will be held on Tues- Doris Beatrice Holt. A plaster- Service information: Visit- she was the daughter of the late of Bradford, and her great cé, Doug Rinaldi of Methuen, day, April 3 from 4-8 p.m. at er for many years, Mr. Holt was ing hours will be held in the Katina and Michael Solomos. grandchildren, Taylor Stamulis, and Marguerite Bright and her the CUFFE-MCGINN FUNERAL a familiar face to many local BISBEE-PORCELLA FUNERAL Tina was a graduate of Lynn Jordan Stamulis, Amalia Pa- fiancé, Matt Snow, of Plaistow, contractors. He was an active Classical High School, class of HOME, 157 Maple St., Lynn, HOME, 549 Lincoln Ave., Sau- nagiotakopoulos and Melina NH; the adoring grandfather of member for many years at St. 1939. Tina later moved to Sau- MA 01904. His funeral service gus, on Tuesday, April 3, 5–9 Panagiotakopoulos. She was Jenna Hanley; the dear brother John’s Episcopal Church. gus where she lived the remain- will be held on Wednesday, p.m. Relatives and friends also the mother of the late of Thomas Bright and his wife, He is survived by his chil- invited. A funeral service will der of her life. Dennis W. Stamulis and his April 4 at 10 a.m. at the First dren; Richard E. Holt of Ever- Prior to her retirement, Tina Suzanne of North Carolina; be held in St. John’s Episco- wife Carol, the late John Peter Church of the Nazarene, 529 ett, David R. Holt of Revere, had worked as a Secretary/ the cherished uncle of Laura, pal Church, corner of Central Stamulis, and the sister of the Kelly, Tommy and Eric Bright of Eastern Ave, Malden. Inter- Cherylann Holt Smith and Administrator at ATT/New ment will be private. In lieu of her husband Gary of Mid- and Prospect St., Saugus, England Telephone for many late John, Harry and William North Carolina and the former on Wednesday, April 4, at 10 Solomos and partner of the husband of Marianne (Cuth- flowers, contributions may be dleton, grandchildren; Nicole years. She was also the Secre- made in William’s memory to Taylor, Edward Holt, Rachel a.m. Interment Puritan Lawn tary/Treasurer for the Stamu- late Ralph Petrosino. bert) Bright of Plaistow, N.H., Holt, Christina Smith, and Memorial Park, Peabody. For lis Brothers Trucking business. Service information: Her fu- formerly of Lynn. Into Action Recovery, Inc. via Victoria Smith. He was the directions and condolences Tina was also affectionately neral will be held on Wednes- William was an avid base- www.gofundme.com/intoac- great-grandfather of Hayden www.BisbeePorcella.com. known as Mrs. T to her friends day at 11 a.m. at the SOLI- ball fan, and especially en- tionrecovery or mail a check and family. MINE FUNERAL HOME, 426 joyed the local minor league to Into Action Recovery, Inc. Tina was a member of Broadway (Rt 129), Lynn. Buri- teams, the Massachusetts 632 North Street, Tewksbury, St. George Greek Orthodox al will be in Pine Grove Ceme- Mad Dogs, North Shore Spir- MA 01876. For online guest- Janet D’Amico, 63 Church. Tom and Tina en- tery. Relatives and friends are it, and the Lowell Spinners, book please visit www.cuffem- joyed socializing, travel, and respectfully invited. Visitation to which he held season cginn.com. 1954-2018 spending summers at their will be on Wednesday from beach home in Scarborough, 9-11 a.m., prior to the service. LYNN — Janet (Mal- ter, it’s wet.” These Maine where she cooked for Those who prefer may make achowski) D’Ami- were some of Janet’s her grandchildren their fa- donations to St. George Greek co, Age 63 of Lynn, “words to live by.” She vorite avgolemono soup, all Orthodox Church, 54 South passed away peace- will be sadly missed while beating them at card Common St. Lynn, MA 01902. fully following a long by her family and games like Michigan Rummy. Directions and guestbook at illness on Friday, all who knew her. Tina also enjoyed crocheting, www.solimine.com. Mar. 30, at Life Care She is survived by Center of The North her husband of 46 Shore in Lynn, with years, Peter J. D’Am- her family at her side. ico of Lynn, her son, She was born on October 5, Peter L. D’Amico and his wife, Robert Francis Marie, 83 1954 in Lynn, the daughter of Elizabeth Jesus D’Amico of the late, Victor and Jeannette Peabody, her sister, Rosalie (Doucette) Malachowski. She Davey of Peabody, her brother, OAK BLUFFS — Robert Fran- Northborough for twenty-five was raised and educated in Edward Malachowski of Farm- cis Marie, age 83, died peace- years. He was active in that Lynn and graduated from Lynn ington, NH and her grandson, fully in his Oak Bluffs, Mas- community for several years, English High School Class of Mason D’Amico of Peabody. sachusetts home on Jan. 4. coaching youth baseball, 1972. Janet worked various Numerous nieces and neph- Known as Bob, he was the son hockey and bowling. After re- jobs over the years but what ews also survive her. She was of Frank W. and Anna K. (Do- tiring, his passion for fishing she loved most was being predeceased by her sister, nahue) Marie, born and raised was a factor in the decision PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS home and taking care of her Elaine D’Amico. in Lynn, along with his sisters to move to Martha’s Vineyard beloved son, Peter. She en- Service information: Family Dorothy, Irene and Frances. where he and Lois have lived Architect Jonathan Garland stands at the con- joyed her BINGO games and and friends are invited to at- He leaves his wife Lois (Fla- for twenty years. His favorite struction site of a building he helped design in was known to attend them tend Mrs. D’Amico’s visitation nagan) Marie, daughters Beth days on the Vineyard were Mattapan. often. Janet was never without on Wednesday, April 4, from and her husband David Coco- when his children and grand- a good Dunkins’ iced coffee. 4-6 p.m. at CUFFE-MCGINN la, Christine and her husband children were visiting. Over Blacks largely left out She had a true soft spot for FUNERAL HOME, 157 Maple Paul Molloy and son Robert the years he spent countless animals, especially dogs. Jan- Street, Lynn, MA 01904. Her and his wife Kelly Marie. He hours and days pursuing the et was so happy to be able to funeral service will follow the also leaves six grandchildren, next big bonito, albacore, or among high-paying jobs dote on her grandson Mason visiting on Wednesday at 6 Ryan and Travis Marie, Morgan other fine specimen. whenever she got the chance. p.m. Burial will take place at a and Dylan Molloy, Emily Coco- He is also survived by his By Bob Salsberg and es, King described the She was a big Red Sox fan who later date at the convenience la, Rachel (Cocola) and her sisters Dorothy (Marie) Mac- Angeliki Kastanis “Other America,” where adored “Big Papi”. Janet was of the family. Please visit www. husband Tyler Tupper and his donald and Frances (Marie) ASSOCIATED PRESS unemployment and un- famous for her “Janetisms”, cuffemcginn.com for direc- great grandson Clay Tupper. deremployment created Laubner, his brother-in-law BOSTON — Jonathan one of the all-time favorites tions or to sign the on-line After attending Lynn public a “fatigue of despair” for and good friend Thomas Garland’s fascination being, “don’t go near the wa- guest book. schools and The Newman Pre- African-Americans. De- Howard, and several nieces with architecture started paratory School, Bob earned spite economic progress and nephews. He was pre- early: He spent much of his mechanical engineering for blacks in areas such as deceased by his sister Irene his childhood designing degree at Northeastern Univer- incomes and graduation (Marie) Howard. Lego houses and gazing at Selling a house? sity in Boston. He took gradu- rates, some experts say ate studies in electrical engi- Service information: A Me- Boston buildings on rides Buying a house? morial Service will be held with his father away from many African-Americans neering at The Lowell Institute remain part of this “Oth- at MIT and nuclear engineer- on Saturday, April 7, in the their largely minority Find out what properties SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, neighborhood. er America” — with little ing at the University of Lowell. hope of attaining top pro- recently sold in your area. His career-long affiliation with 426 Broadway (Rt. 129), Lynn, But when Garland at 11 a.m. Burial will be in looked around at his archi- fessional jobs, thanks to Check out New England Electric System systemic yet subtle racism. companies began while he St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. tectural college, he didn’t the Real Estate page Relatives and friends are re- see many who looked like The AP analysis found was attending Northeastern. that a white worker had His initial employment was at spectfully invited. Donations him — there were few in Saturday’s paper. a far better chance than a the Salem Harbor power plant. in memory of Robert may be black faces in classroom black one of holding a job In the 1960’s Bob moved to made to Hospice of Martha’s seats, and fewer teaching in the 11 categories with Yankee Atomic Electric Com- Vineyard, P.O. 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Each is running unop- NAHANT — Residents Elizabeth Warren says lance system, including its posed. will hit the polls on April chaos in the Trump ad- control over information on There’s an open seat for 28, and while most races ministration is harming smartphones and the inter- a three-year term on the are uncontested, there’s its ability to formulate net, has helped it to “close Nahant Public Library a spike in interest in the coherent policy toward off” the country, she said. Board of Trustees, which Planning Board. North Korea’s nuclear pro- “We told ourselves a hap- nobody is running for. gram and other important Alison Ackerman, John Lauren M. Sherlock is py-faced story that never S. Bianchi, and Edward issues in Asia. fit with the facts, and now seeking re-election to the Vacancies in the foreign Goodrich are all vying for School Committee, and ... the United States can- one seat on the board. The service are undermining not avoid facing a very dif- newcomer Thomas J. Tria Washington’s ability to spot was formerly taken is vying for the other open ferent reality with China,” by Bianchi, who was elect- advance U.S interests, Warren said. seat vacated by Kerri Warren told reporters in ed last year on a write-in McKinnon. Sherlock was Warren’s visit to North- campaign, but later re- Beijing on Saturday. east Asia follows the abrupt chosen to fill the seat va- U.S. allies, while still sup- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS signed, said Town Clerk cated by former member firing of Rex Tillerson as Margaret Barile. portive, are “searching for Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., waits to speak U.S. secretary of state and Michael Quigley in July information” about U.S. in- Bianchi is trying to take 2017, when he moved to during a meeting of the Senate Banking Com- the Trump administra- back the seat, but is now tentions in Asia, the Massa- Swampscott. mittee on Capitol Hill in Washington. tion’s continued failure to up against Ackerman and chusets Democrat said. Absentee ballots will fill many crucial positions. Goodrich. “This has been a cha- be made available upon Pyongyang’s commitment “There are areas where Tillerson lost the support Thomas Donahue, an- otic foreign policy in the request, said Barile, and to take “any steps at all we have mutual interests of many of the State De- other member, elected to region, and that makes residents who have not to indicate that they were and where we will work partment’s 75,000 workers step down before his term yet registered to vote can it hard to keep the allies serious about denuclear- together to try to accom- over his moves to cut the expired. Eugene Canty is do so next week. that we need to accom- ization.” plish our shared goals. budget, leave key leader- running to take his spot The Board of Registrars plish our objectives closely On China, Warren said the But there are also areas ship positions vacant and for a one-year term, said will hold a voter regis- stitched-in,” Warren said. U.S. needs to acknowledge where we are vigorous downplay human rights Barile. tration for anyone who is Warren also visited Beijing’s growing power and competitors and do not and democracy promotion Last year, members Ed- not presently registered, South Korea and Japan influence and continue to have shared interests.” as diplomatic priorities. ward Tarlov and Tony wishes to make a party during her trip to Asia. emphasize the importance Warren said the idea Warren said “consistent Roossien announced they change, or update their She said President Don- of human rights within the that China would more efforts to take the legs out would not run for reelec- name or address on Fri- ald Trump’s agreement to relationship. smoothly integrate with of our diplomatic corps” by tion. Mirjana R. Maksi- day, April 6 from 9 a.m. to meet with North Korean “I understand that our the rest of the world based understaffing the service movic was appointed in 9 p.m. Identification will leader Kim Jong Un was relationship with China on its economic growth stands to undermine Amer- 2016, and her name was be required. “rash,” in the absence of is complex,” Warren said. and open markets “has ica’s foreign policy efforts. the only one to appear on Polls will be open on Sat- the ballot. The town was left to depend on write-in urday, April 28 from 7 a.m. candidates to fill the re- to 8 p.m. Massachusetts lawmakers maining seats. On the same day, Town Margaret Barile, Se- Meeting will commence at lectman Enzo Barile, 12:30 p.m. at Town Hall. and Town Moderator Da- A quorum of 75 people will consider net neutrality rules vid Conlin are running be required. for re-election unopposed. Bridget Turcotte can be By Steve LeBlanc speed of some internet by the Federal Commu- all users benefit from a Perry Barrasso is running ASSOCIATED PRESS content, while prioritizing nications Commission to free and fair internet. for a three-year term as reached at bturcotte@ other content. gut Obama-era rules de- Senate President Harri- assessor, Robert Scanlan, itemlive.com. Follow her BOSTON — Beacon Hill Drafters of the legisla- signed to prohibit internet ette Chandler, a Worcester Jr. for a one-year term on Twitter @BridgetTur- lawmakers are trying to tion say it would also pro- providers like Comcast, Democrat, also supports as constable, and Mickey cottte. push through legislation tect consumer privacy by AT&T and Verizon from the legislation. “Massa- they say will help make sure the internet remains banning internet service slowing or blocking cus- chusetts residents deserve Pine Grove spring as level a playing field as providers from collecting, tomer access to apps and consumer protections that possible, even after U.S. using or disseminating sites, or from favoring ensure their access to a regulators rolled back fed- personal data without their own sites and apps. functional and fast inter- cleaning starts today eral “net neutrality” rules. consent, and by requir- State Sen. Cynthia net,” Chandler said. A bill under consid- ing them to be transpar- Creem, who led the com- The Senate push comes LYNN — Beginning tions, and all other grave eration by the Massa- ent about their network mission that wrote the despite language in the today, the city Public decorations that could chusetts Senate aims to management practices bill, said the legislation FCC order pre-empting Works Department cem- interfere with the spring promote net neutrality through the creation of a “would use all possible states and cities from im- etery workers will start cleanup and maintenance through state government Massachusetts Internet means to reinstate net posing rules on broadband removing from the lots of the cemetery. Replacing contracts and by target- Service Provider Registry. neutrality at the state lev- providers that would con- and graves all wreaths, of any of these items on ing practices like blocking The bill is a response to el.” The Newton Democrat tradict the intention of the baskets, potted plants, the grave will be prohibit- or “throttling” down the the decision in December said the goal is to ensure FCC. blankets, plastic decora- ed until after April 15.

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Nobel Peace Prize winner to cannabis businesses that Hoyt, a father and son pair Massachusetts Senate to dents from Boston Pub- bedrooms, a greenhouse speak about activism seek to operate in low-in- who have participated in debate short-term rental bill lic Schools, including and a pool. come or minority commu- the race since 1977 to raise Roxbury’s Ellis Mendell Ross Jr. bought the house LOWELL (AP) — The nities that were dispropor- awareness about people BOSTON (AP) — The Elementary School and from Bobby Houston, an first Arab woman to win tionately affected by the living with disabilities. Massachusetts Senate is the Higginson/Lewis K-8 Academy Award-winning the Nobel Peace Prize will so-called war on drugs. The exhibit runs from expected to debate legisla- School. film director who has lived be in Massachusetts to talk According to regulations April 10 through May 5. tion regulating short-term The students are draw- in the home since the mid- about nonviolent activism. approved by the commis- The marathon is the old- rentals including those ing pictures of the swan 2000s. Tawakkol Karman is sion, those granted prior- est continuously run mar- made through online plat- boats at school and draw- visiting UMass Lowell on ity certification can then athon and is now in its forms like Airbnb. ings will be randomly se- Beloved pub closes apply for commercial li- Tuesday for the school’s 122nd year. It takes place The bill the Senate is ex- lected to decide who gets when manager pleads Day Without Violence censes on April 16. April 16. pected to vote on as early to ride with the mayor. event commemorating the Other applications for as this week would impose The drawings will also be guilty in crime anniversary of Martin Lu- retail or cultivation licens- Larry Nassar victim to speak existing state hotel taxes put on display at Boston WORCESTER (AP) — ther King Jr.’s death. es will be accepted later in on the rooms and allow City Hall. at Harvard about forgiveness A beloved gastro pub is Karman is a journalist the spring. communities to impose lo- It’s the 142nd season of closing the day after its and human rights activ- A ballot initiative ap- CAMBRIDGE (AP) cal excise taxes. the popular rides, which ist known for supporting proved by voters in Nov. — The first woman to The Senate bill differs carry up to 20 passengers. manager pleaded guilty women’s rights in her 2016 allows for adult use publicly accuse former from legislation recently for lying to federal inves- home country of Yemen. of recreational pot in Mas- sports doctor Larry Nas- approved by the Massa- US Commerce Secretary buys tigators. sachusetts. The Worcester Telegram She shared the 2011 No- sar of sexual abuse will chusetts House. home in Berkshires bel Peace Prize with Li- be speaking about justice The House bill includes reports Hangover Pub & berian peace activist Ley- Marathon bombing and forgiveness at Har- a tiered system that would GREAT BARRINGTON Broth restaurant manag- mah Gbowee and the first sneaker memorial vard University. impose a 4 percent state (AP) — A Trump admin- er Christopher Slavinskas pleaded guilty Thursday female president of Libe- part of new art exhibit Rachael Denhollander is tax on rentals by individ- istration cabinet member ria, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. slated to speak Thursday uals who offer no more will be spending some in federal court for lying Karman was 32 years ATTLEBORO (AP) — A at an event titled “Can We than two rooms for rent. time in the Berkshires. to investigators about a old when she won the Massachusetts museum is Reconcile Justice and For- Short-term rentals made The Berkshire Eagle re- money laundering case. prize and was its youngest commemorating the fifth giveness?” through a professional ports Commerce Secretary His restaurant shut- recipient at the time. anniversary of the Boston She’s expected to discuss property manager or in- Wilbur L. Ross Jr. has pur- tered the next day. UMass says the event Marathon bombings with how religion influenced vestor host would be taxed chased a Revolutionary The office of U.S. Attor- will focus on nonviolent a new exhibit . her ideas about justice at 5.7 percent and 8 per- War era home on 18 acres ney Andrew Lelling says activism as a means of The Attleboro Arts Mu- and her ability to forgive cent, respectively. in the western Massachu- 32-year-old Slavinskas struggle, change and suc- seum’s “A Long-Distance people who don’t seem to setts town of Great Bar- was interviewed last sum- cess. The event honors Relationship: The 26.2 Mile deserve it. Swan boats returning to Bos- rington. mer about concealing cash King, who was killed April Journey” features 200 run- Denhollander told police ton Public Garden lagoon The property on See- proceeds from drug sales 4, 1968. ning shoes left by mourners in 2016 that Nassar mo- konk Cross Road was sold associated with convicted near the marathon finish lested her when she was a BOSTON (AP) — The for $3.2 million, according restaurant owner Kevin State cannabis regulators line following the April 15, 15-year-old gymnast. Doz- return of warm weather to deed records. Built in Perry. He concealed more to begin accepting 2013 bombings that killed ens of other women later means the human-ped- 1780, the two-story sin- than $100,000 more than three people and injured testified in court that Nas- dled swan boats will soon gle-family home has five he told law enforcement. commercial bids more than 260 others. sar had abused them too. reappear on the Boston The exhibit also includes He pleaded guilty in No- Public Garden lagoon. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- paintings and other works vember to molesting pa- Mayor Martin J. Walsh 22 Lincoln Ave. sachusetts is taking an- of art inspired by mara- tients and possessing child will take the first ride of Saugus other step on the road to- thon competitors, as well pornography and was sen- the season on Saturday ward commercial sales of as three running chairs tenced to spend the rest of April 14. 781-233-2757 recreational marijuana, used by Dick and Rick his life in prison. He’ll be joined by stu- which are expected to be- gin on July 1. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg Big tech enters an Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton era of uncertainty Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman Big tech continues to and competitors that are Rogoff recently suggested Customer Service PŽ dominate the news and struggling to keep up with that it takes time for com- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 has become a major driv- the disruptions and their panies to update their op- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 er of U.S. stock markets. broader societal and po- erating models and, thus, All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 But the sector’s dominant litical consequences. Even for economies to reach pro- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 narrative has changed the tech companies them- ductivity tipping points. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 in the last few months. selves are having trouble, Rogoff has also suggested Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Amazement at the power increasing the probabil- that the ability of compa- Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 of disruptive innovation ity of a regulatory back- nies to incorporate innova- classi [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 to change not just what lash for which they are tions may be accelerated Subscriptions we do but also how we do unevenly prepared. Add by the beneficial impact of [email protected] it is now accompanied, if to that more long-stand- the synchronized pick-up not tempered, by concerns ing concerns about labor in global growth. Circulation [email protected] about misuse and other displacements and other The one clear and consis- unintended adverse con- wage pressures. No won- tent message from these Ext. 3 sequences. der it seems that public six factors is that tech-in- Newsroom This has raised import- policy experts are as much duced change is likely to [email protected] ant questions about inter- in demand in Silicon Val- become even more uncer- [email protected] EDITORIAL ventions by governments, ley these days as engi- tain. Much will depend Ext. 4 companies’ self-regulation, neers. on the companies’ ability incentive alignments, cor- Weak global coordina- to respond to their great- Sports porate responsibility and tion: Although tech is in- er systemic importance, [email protected] financial prospects. herently global, current how government regula- Ext. 5 A step ahead It is also an inherently government responses re- tion and other interven- fluid situation. Consider Retail and Online main overwhelmingly na- tion evolve, cross-border Advertising Peabody is accelerating into the future with the following six issues: tional. For now, there are coordination and society’s [email protected] new rules outlining how zero emission vehi- Speed of change: Many no credible and effective tolerance for highly publi- cle charging stations can be sited in the city. of those who are closely forums for their coordi- cized tech-related slippag- ADVERTISING involved in tech inven- nation and alignment. Adopted last week, the ordinance provides es. Peter Battinelli detailed requirements for locating fueling sta- tions and innovations feel The resulting incentive The resulting message Sales Representative, ext. 1217 tions for hybrid vehicles. that we may now be in for cross-border arbitrage for market participants is [email protected] The ordinance makes sense and it under- the midst of accelerating would only add to the of- also clear. You can add this disruption. Some say that ten-heard complaint that Ernie Carpenter Jr. scores the point repeatedly made by local to the list of factors cur- Director of Advertising transportation visionaries like Lynn Mayor even highly informed in- big tech pays insufficient rently contributing to an and Business Development, ext. 1355 Thomas M. McGee who understand Massa- siders are no longer con- attention to corporate re- ongoing shift in operating [email protected] chusetts’ economy and the nation’s are tied to fident about predicting sponsibilities and social regime: From the unusual transportation solutions that make sense. advances in their field and impact. Michele Iannaco calm of 2017 to bigger, fre- Sales Representative, ext. 1315 If Peabody and other communities can the implications. This is Bipolar leadership: The quent and unsettling two- [email protected] make it easier and more economical to own particularly true for artifi- U.S. is losing its tradition- way asset price volatility. zero-emission vehicles, then the popularity of cial intelligence, big data, al lead and dominance. Ralph Mitchell environmentally-friendly vehicles is bound to machine learning, and Helped by the inherent Mohamed A. El-Erian Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] increase. mobility, as well as their advantage of size and is a Bloomberg View col- To the degree that they reduce energy costs increasingly wide interac- government support, tech umnist. He is the chief Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 and the rising expense of environmentally-un- tions. companies and scientists economic adviser at Alli- sound transportation projects, zero-emission Competitive behavior: in China have been mak- [email protected] vehicles represent the future. By the same to- anz SE, the parent com- As big tech has gotten big- ing major inroads. In the BUSINESS OFFICE ken, governmental efforts to increase their use ger and richer, its will- process, two models of big pany of Pimco, where he also make sense. ingness and ability to tech are emerging. In the served as CEO and co- Susan J. Conti In a related and largely symbolic move, Pea- buy successful new sector U.S., government is kept CIO. He was chairman of Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] body officials earlier this year touted a trolley entrants have increased. at a distance as much as the president’s Global link between the city and Salem. The link — if This behavior is fueled by possible. And in China, Development Council, Ted Grant it ever becomes reality — is more of a tour- Publisher, ext. 1234 considerations relating to government is much more CEO and president of ist attraction than an environmental and eco- both offense and defense: of an integral part of the [email protected] Harvard Management nomic game-changer. to provide an enabling business. For now, both Marian Kinney But Peabody is headed in the right direction platform for the new inno- countries are largely oper- Company, managing di- ext. 1212 by contemplating the benefits of mass transit vative entrants to flourish ating on their own playing rector at Salomon Smith [email protected] links between communities in Eastern Massa- and to pre-empt signifi- field but it’s only a matter Barney and deputy direc- Will Kraft chusetts where most of the cities and towns cant competition down the of time until the overlap tor of the IMF. His books Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 are intertwined by roads, streets and neigh- road. Indeed, this behavior becomes consequential. include “The Only Game [email protected] borhoods that overlap common borders. has become so dominant Productivity impact: in Town” and “When Jennifer Perez Prior to the dawn of the motorized vehicle that most startups target There is now more reason Markets Collide.” ext. 1205 age, trolleys and other forms of mass transit such takeovers as their to be hopeful about a good [email protected] linked communities. Shopping malls catered major monetization objec- solution to the produc- This column does not Mike Shanahan to motorized transportation and eliminated tive. tivity puzzle of why visi- necessarily reflect the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 mass transit, but the online shopping world is Risk of backlash: This ble technological advances [email protected] increasingly isolating malls and shopping cen- process has accelerated so have not been reflected in opinion of the editorial ters and, by extension, the direct connection much that it’s no longer a pickup in productivity board or Bloomberg LP Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 between the motorist and shopper. just governments, users measures. Harvard’s Ken and its owners. Peabody’s economy rests solidly on Route 1 [email protected] and Route 114 but changing shopping habits Jim Wilson and consumer desires for convenience with- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 out depending on mobility could alter that [email protected] equation. Many older cities were taught hard CIRCULATION lessons three decades ago when they poured Lisa Mahmoud money and invested hopes in downtowns al- Manager, ext. 1239 ready bypassed by shopping malls and con- [email protected] sumers. But that formula has been erased and down- CLASSIFIED towns are places for living and leisure today Abbe Young Smith more than shopping destinations. Traditional Manager, ext. 1276 highway-oriented consumer destinations are [email protected] facing redefinement and communities de- pendent upon them like Peabody are making NEWSROOM smart steps when they embrace cyber-orient- Bill Brotherton ed and zero emission-oriented technologies, Features Editor ext. 1338 instead of waiting for these technologies to re- [email protected] shape the economic landscape. Gayla Cawley A lot of communities played catch-up when Reporter, ext. 1236 it came to figuring out how to survive the [email protected] shift from downtown-oriented economies to Cheryl Charles highway-oriented economies. Peabody is a News Editor, ext. 1278 step ahead in figuring out the next economic [email protected] change potentially affecting urban areas. Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] BLOOMBERG VIEW Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] American veterans deserve reforms, not politics Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 The firing of Veterans Affairs Shulkin supported a plan ap- has trapped many veterans in ments. Consider that more than [email protected] Secretary David Shulkin may proved by Congress to privat- dependency, discouraging them one-third of living veterans who Steve Krause seem like just another in the re- ize VA services, but was wary of from rejoining the workforce. served since the Sept. 11 attacks Sports Editor, ext. 1229 cent spate of executive-branch moving too abruptly or drasti- He stepped up measures to im- have sought some form of remu- [email protected] departures. But for his efforts to cally. So the department focused prove employee accountability, neration, compared with just Owen O’Rourke reform a vast bureaucracy and to on cities where VA hospitals are and to prevent deserving vet- 21 percent of those who served Photographer, ext. 1224 better serve America’s 20 million overcrowded and in rural areas erans from being denied urgent during the Vietnam War. It’s one [email protected] veterans, Shulkin will be sorely where they are hard to reach. His care. He reinvigorated the VA’s reason the department’s budget Roberto Scalese missed. efforts enabled many veterans to stalled effort to bring its re- has ballooned to $200 billion. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 He may have himself to blame get care more quickly, and set cord-keeping into the digital This responsibility now falls to [email protected] for a host of alleged ethical viola- up a controlled study to inform age and make its online system Jackson. tions, although Shulkin contends a broader push. Unfortunately, compatible with that of the De- Shulkin, the only holdover Mark Sutherland Creative Director he has been falsely accused by his pragmatism conflicted with a fense Department. And he pro- from the Barack Obama admin- [email protected] Washington partisans and veter- blind faith in privatization held ceeded carefully with the effort istration in the Trump cabinet, ans’ groups opposed to his reform by rivals in Donald Trump’s ad- to shift care for homeless veter- persevered through a challeng- Anne Marie Tobin efforts. What’s clear is that many ministration. ans — some 40,000 people — to ing if short term as VA sec- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 of those efforts have been sensi- This was not the only ini- the Department of Housing and retary, attacked by foes from [email protected] ble and courageous. The next VA tiative Jackson, if confirmed, Urban Development, which may both political parties. Ameri- Bridget Turcotte leader — Rear Admiral Ronny would do well to continue. be better suited to the task. cans should thank him for his Reporter, ext. 1269 Jackson, the White House physi- Shulkin carried on with earlier The VA still needs to do a bet- service, and hope Jackson will [email protected] cian, has been tabbed — should reforms to the department’s dis- ter job of vetting veterans who understand and further his pri- Ryan York push ahead on the same track. ability payment system, which apply for care and disability pay- orities. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump says ‘NO MORE’ on deal for ‘Dreamer’ immigrants

By Darlene Superville DACA,” he added. quest for clarification. They had a great, great ASSOCIATED PRESS Former President Trump, when addressing chance, but we’ll have to Barack Obama created the reporters briefly before take a look because Mex- PALM BEACH, Fla. — Deferred Action for Child- President Donald Trump entering the church, again ico has got to help us at hood Arrivals program to on Sunday declared “NO blamed Democrats for fail- the border. They flow right provide temporary pro- MORE” to a deal to help ing to protect the “Dream- through Mexico. They tection and work permits “Dreamer” immigrants ers.” send them into the Unit- to hundreds of thousands FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and threatened to pull out “They had a great chance. ed States. It can’t happen of immigrants who are of a free trade agreement The Democrats blew it. that way anymore.” Rev. Ralph David Abernathy gives the victory living in the U.S. illegally with Mexico unless it does sign as he is escorted back to jail from Charleston after being brought here more to stop people from County Court in Charleston, S.C., on May 2, 1969. as children. Trump end- crossing into the U.S. He ed the program last year, claimed they’re coming to but gave Congress six take advantage of protec- Commitment toward months to pass legislation tions granted certain im- migrants. enshrining it. A deal has MLK’s unfinished work “NO MORE DACA so far proved elusive and DEAL!” Trump tweeted one Trump has blamed Dem- remains after 50 years hour after he began the day ocrats. by wishing his followers a It was not immediate- By Errin Haines the pulpit, preaching a “HAPPY EASTER!” ly clear what Trump was Whack gospel of racial liberation. He said Mexico must referring to when he said ASSOCIATED PRESS And the King legacy con- “stop the big drug and people are coming to take tinues, evident today in a ATLANTA — Tyrone people flows, or I will stop advantage of the program. new generation protesting Brooks was 22 years old their cash cow, NAFTA. The Department of many of the same issues Homeland Security is and 400 miles away, seeking King confronted : inequal- NEED WALL!” The U.S., clues to an unsolved lynch- Canada and Mexico are not issuing new permits, ity, police brutality and ing as old as he was, when poverty. participating in tense ne- though existing ones can he got the news that Martin “Legally, segregation was gotiations over the North be renewed. The Obama Luther King Jr. was dead. outlawed, but we still face American Free Trade administration allowed Stunned, Brooks dropped sign-ups during a set pe- a danger in public space,” Agreement at Trump’s everything and drove to said Bree Newsome, who riod of time, and the pro- insistence. Trump says Memphis, crying all the way. climbed a pole to snatch NAFTA is bad for the U.S. gram is closed to new en- The next day, King’s clos- down the Confederate “Mexico has got to help trants. est confidant, the Rev. Ralph flag at the South Caroli- us at the border,” Trump, Proposed DACA deals David Abernathy, told na statehouse in 2015. “In holding his wife’s hand, crafted by lawmakers and Brooks: “Tighten your belts that way, I absolutely feel told reporters before the rejected by Trump also and dry your tears. If you that what we’re doing is couple attended Easter were not open to new par- love Martin Luther King as continuing in the legacy of services at an Episco- ticipants. you say you do, help me car- Martin Luther King.” pal church near his Palm Trump did not explain ry on his work.” Even so, the problems Beach, Fla., home. “If what he meant when The members of King’s persist. A poll by the Asso- tight circle barely paused they’re not going to help questioned by reporters ciated Press-NORC Center to grieve. They plunged us at the border, it’s a very as he entered the Church for Public Affairs Research into carrying out his un- found only 1 in 10 African sad thing between our two of Bethesda-by-the-Sea PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS finished work, and turned Americans think the United with the first lady and countries.” President Donald Trump stops to speak to it into a lifelong vow. States has achieved all or “A lot of people are com- his daughter Tiffany. The members of the media as he arrives for Easter Some went into politics. most of the goals of the civ- ing in because they want White House did not im- services at Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by- A few continued to serve il rights movement. Among to take advantage of mediately respond to a re- the-Sea in Palm Beach, Fla. the organization that whites, only 35 percent be- King led or started their lieve those goals have been Some see bitter Wisconsin race own. Others returned to at least mostly achieved. Senator says Bolton as the next midterm barometer is wary of NKorea’s By Scott Bauer Democrats feel embold- ASSOCIATED PRESS ened after a surprise win in January for a state nuclear stall tactics MADISON, Wis. — Eric Senate seat held by a Re- Holder came to town to missile. publican for 17 years in By Kevin Freking campaign for the liberal ASSOCIATED PRESS “He sees these negotia- a district Donald Trump candidate, and his group tions as a way of buying won by 14 points. Dem- dumped $165,000 into WASHINGTON — Re- time. That’s what they’ve the race. Joe Biden, Co- ocrats hope to keep the publican Sen. Lindsey done in the past,” said Graham of South Carolina rey Booker and Gabby momentum going with a Graham, a member of the said he’s glad John Bolton Giffords endorsed her, Dallet win ahead of two Senate Armed Services will serve as President and more money came special legislative elec- Committee. Donald Trump’s nation- from a fundraiser in San tions this summer. Bolton replaces Army Lt. al security adviser going Francisco. Meanwhile, “It seems like people are Gen. H.R. McMaster on into talks with North Ko- Wisconsin Republicans looking everywhere for April 9. rea because of his “very poured in $400,000 to signs of what may happen “We don’t want to give support the conservative in November,” said Doug- healthy skepticism.” A U.S.-North Korean him nine months or a year candidate, the state’s las Keith, an attorney to talk and build a missile largest business group summit is slated for May. with the Brennan Center at the same time,” Gra- tripled that and the Na- Hopes have been raised for Justice, which tracks ham said on “Fox News tional Rifle Association that Kim Jong Un may spending on court races Sunday.” publicly backed him. nationwide. “I have no be willing to discuss his nuclear weapons program At the same time, Gra- The race drawing so doubt whatever the out- and other measures to ham warned Trump not to much heat isn’t for Sen- come of this race, that’s ate or even Congress. It’s reduce the threat of war, remove troops from Syria. how people will talk about for Wisconsin Supreme possibly in exchange for Trump declared earlier it afterward.” Court — a supposedly security guarantees and this week: “Let the other While there’s no doubt nonpartisan office that is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS an easing of the interna- people take care of it now.” that Democrats this year Graham said that leav- the latest election to be Milwaukee County Circuit Judge and Wiscon- tional sanctions that have treated as a barometer of are more energized than severely pinched the al- ing Syria would allow the sin Supreme Court candidate, Rebecca Dallet voter attitudes heading Republicans, it’s dubious ready struggling North Islamic State group to poses for a photo in Madison, Wis. into the fall midterms. whether one election can Korean economy. strengthen, the fighting be an accurate bellweth- between the Syrian Kurd- “As the first statewide who was appointed by tive bargaining for most Graham said he had din- race in the nation, this is er of what’s to come in ner with Bolton a couple of ish militia and Turkey GOP Gov. Scott Walker public workers and more our chance to set the tone November, said Ryan Ow- would get out of hand, and and has received Walk- nights ago and the hawk- for 2018,” read an invita- recently stopped a secre- ens, a law professor at the ish former ambassador to Russia and Iran would go er’s endorsement, in tion to the San Francisco tive probe into Walker and University of Wisconsin the U.N. expressed fears on to dominate Syria. Tuesday’s election. fundraiser for Rebecca conservative groups over who heads the Tommy G. that North Korea is “just “It would be the single Conservatives are try- Dallet, the liberal-lean- alleged illegal campaign Thompson Center on Pub- buying time” as it seeks to worst decision the president ing to keep their 5-2 ing Milwaukee judge. A coordination. lic Leadership. develop a nuclear-armed could make,” Graham said. Dallet win “is a critical majority on a high court first step in proving our that has been a reliable values can prevail in ally for Walker and his swing states across the legislative agenda. The country,” it added. court upheld Walker’s Dallet faces Michael signature 2011 law that Screnock, a county judge effectively ended collec- A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- cle breaking and entering larly arrests, reflect police records. at 11:32 a.m. Friday at 29 In the event of a perceived inac- Green St. curacy, it is the sole responsibility Complaints of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and A report of a disturbance have the department issue a no- at 11:54 a.m. Friday at 129 Lynn firefighters tice of correction to the Daily Item. Union St.; at 3:32 p.m. Fri- day at 525 Lynnway; at 4:01 act swiftly Corrections or clarifications will not to prevent p.m. Friday at 98 Market St.; be made without express notice of widespread at 7:34 p.m. Friday at 171 change from the arresting police damage in Lewis St.; at 9:13 p.m. Friday the fire that department. at 95 Lynnway; at 9:54 p.m. displaced Friday at 1 Fosdick Terrace; eight LYNN at 12:28 a.m. Saturday at residents on MBTA parking garage at 186 Sunday. Arrests Market St.; at 12:29 a.m. COURTESY PHOTO Sean Kim, 25, of 100 Saturday at Speedway Gas Magnolia Ave., was arrested Station at 120 Liberty St.; at and charged with two counts 1:46 a.m. Saturday on Harris of Class B drug possession Road; at 2:22 p.m. Saturday Two-alarm fire leaves eight with intent to distribute, two at 12 Wellington St.; at 2:52 counts of Class C drug pos- p.m. Saturday at 11 Shepard session with intent to distrib- St.; at 4:34 p.m. Saturday Lynn residents displaced ute, Class D drug possession at Casey’s Shell at 535 Lyn- with intent to distribute, co- nway; at 7:56 p.m. Saturday By Gayla Cawley Stephen Archer said. somewhere in the rear fighting the fire was there caine trafficking and unlawful at 9 Cottage St.; at 9:12 p.m. ITEM STAFF “The crews did a great area of the second floor, he were a lot of void spaces in possession of ammo without Saturday at 81 Whiting St.; job on this, holding it in said. the area of origin. He said LYNN — Eight residents a firearm identification card at 9:14 p.m. Saturday at 83 check and keeping it from There were no injuries crews had to open up a lot were displaced after a two- spreading to the rest of and the residents of the of walls and ceilings in the at 5:12 p.m. Friday. Rockaway St.; at 10:33 p.m. alarm fire at a Nahant Saturday at 473 Essex St.; at the house,” Archer said. home were able to evac- area to expose the fire in Street multi-family home Archer said there is uate before the arrival of order to knock it down. Accidents 1:16 a.m. Sunday at 27 Ridge early Sunday morning. heavy damage to the sec- fire crews. Of the eight “Our crews did a great Ave.; at 10:35 a.m. Sunday at Lynn firefighters re- A report of a motor vehicle ond and third floor in the displaced residents, four job holding this one in 5 Boulder Way. sponded to 108 Nahant St. back of the house, but sought shelter with Red check,” Archer said. “It accident at 3:53 p.m. Fri- A report of a gunshot at shortly before 2 a.m. and the 2½ story, four-unit Cross and four others was a great stop.” day at Chestnut and Maple 8:07 p.m. Saturday at 498 found fire showing from residence is salvageable. were able to make ar- streets; at 4:15 p.m. Friday Essex St.; at 12:25 a.m. Sun- the back of the house on Investigators believe the rangements with family Gayla Cawley can be at Franklin and Laighton the second floor. Crews fire was accidental, likely and friends, Archer said. reached at gcawley@item- day at 29 Bloomfield St.; at streets; at 5:59 p.m. Friday were able to quickly attack electrical in nature, and The fire chief said the live.com. Follow her on 12:28 a.m. Sunday at 116 at 208 Chatham St.; at 6:27 the fire, Lynn Fire Chief appears to have started most challenging part of Twitter @GaylaCawley. Empire St. p.m. Friday at 130 Union St.; at 9:19 p.m. Friday at Stan- Overdose wood Street and Western Av- Family of California man killed enue; at 6:26 a.m. Saturday A report of an overdose at at Clayton Street and Euclid 1:36 p.m. Friday on Eastern Avenue; at 6:28 a.m. Satur- Avenue; at 7:49 p.m. Friday by police joins rally for reform day at Heritage State Park on on Farrar Street; at 8:41 a.m. Lynnway; at 7:11 a.m. Satur- Saturday on Light Street. By Kathleen by the family showed Clark day at Broad and Washington Ronayne was shot from behind. streets; at 9:46 a.m. Saturday Theft ASSOCIATED PRESS Clark was killed March at Fayette Street and Williams 18 by two police officers re- A report of a larceny at 4:27 SACRAMENTO, Calif. Avenue; at 1:54 p.m. Sat- sponding to a call of some- p.m. Friday at 141 Jackson — The family of Stephon urday at Green and Howard one breaking into car win- St.; at 10:48 a.m. Saturday at Clark joined hundreds of dows. They yelled that he streets; at 2:09 p.m. Saturday people at a rally urging had a gun before shooting, at Henry and Lawton avenues; 300 Washington St.; at 2:07 California’s capital city p.m. Saturday at Rem Auto but it was only a cellphone. at 2:18 p.m. Saturday at 285 not to let his memory or The police department Lynn Shore Drive; at 2:41 Body at 47 Bennett St.; at calls for police reform fade says it has not received an nearly two weeks after the p.m. Saturday at Liberty and 6:22 a.m. Sunday at 34 Tudor official autopsy report from 22-year-old unarmed black Washington streets; at 10:48 St.; at 9:10 a.m. Sunday at the county coroner’s office. 55 Mt Pleasant St. man was killed by Sacra- A female demonstrator a.m. Sunday on Ellis Street. mento officers. was hit by a Sacramento A report of a motor vehicle Clark’s fiancee, Salena Vandalism County Sheriff’s Depart- hit and run accident at 8:36 Manni, stood on stage with ment vehicle as a crowd be- his two young sons, grand- p.m. Friday at 35 Washington A report of vandalism at gan marching in the streets St.; at 8:06 a.m. Sunday at mother and uncle for the after another vigil Saturday 3:41 a.m. Saturday at 75 gathering Saturday orga- Cooper Street and Western night. In a statement ear- Johnson St. nized by Sacramento na- ly Sunday, the department Avenue. A report of motor vehicle tive and former NBA player said “the collision occurred A report of a motor vehicle vandalism at 11:46 a.m. Sat- Matt Barnes, who pledged while the patrol vehicle was accident with personal inju- urday at 51 Mall St.; at 11:59 to create a scholarship fund traveling at slow speeds,” for the children of black ry at 6:28 a.m. Saturday at a.m. Saturday at 42 Grove St.; adding that the woman suf- Lynnway and Market Street; men killed by police. fered minor injuries. at 2:14 p.m. Saturday at 17 “All he wanted to do was at 9:29 a.m. Saturday at 10 Activists and faith lead- Breed St. go see his sons again, and ers called for justice not Farrar St. unfortunately he can’t,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS just for Clark, but for all MARBLEHEAD Curtis Gordon, Clark’s un- Salena Manni, center, the fiancee of police shoot- black men killed by police. Assaults cle, said as he recalled see- ing victim Stephon Clark, holds the couple’s son, Family members of Joseph ing his nephew hours before Vandalism Aiden as she’s hugged by Cecilia McClenton at a Mann, who was killed by A report of an assault and the shooting. “So remember Sacramento police in 2016, rally calling for police reform, Saturday. battery at 10:04 p.m. Friday A report of vandalism at that — while we mourn, also spoke. The chairman on North Common Street; at while we shout, while we of a police oversight com- 9:25 a.m. Saturday on West trative leave. vacation?” 1:50 a.m. Saturday on Wash- cry — because it ain’t just “It’s more than color — it The peaceful demonstra- mission urged attendees Shore Drive. The police chief ington Street; at 7:46 a.m. our pain, it’s their pain.” comes down to right and tion that drew between 200 to continue their activism reported a headstone was Barnes amplified calls for by showing up to meetings Sunday at Pleasant and Trem- wrong,” he said. “You’re and 300 people to a down- knocked over in the cemetery. charges against the two of- trying to tell me I can kill town park came a day after and pushing for systemic ont streets. There was an uprooted tree ficers who are on adminis- someone and get a paid a private autopsy released change. Breaking and Entering next to the headstone, which appeared to be why the stone A report of a motor vehi- was knocked over. #MeToo movement looms over Effort underway to jury selection in Bill Cosby case extend Lafayette Trail By Kristen De Groot movement against sexual Last year, after more panel was split 10-2 in ASSOCIATED PRESS misconduct started top- than 52 hours of jury de- favor of conviction, while pling famous men in rapid liberations over six days, another said the group of ASSOCIATED PRESS put up signs marking the PHILADELPHIA — The trail’s extension another succession, among them the judge declared a mis- seven men and five women PITTSFIELD — A legis- #MeToo movement will be 20 miles from the New Harvey Weinstein, Matt trial. One juror said the was more evenly divided. lative effort is underway looming over the proceed- Lauer, Kevin Spacey and York border, through Han- ings when jury selection to extend the Marquis de Sen. Al Franken. cock, Pittsfield and Dalton gets underway Monday in Lafayette Trail through Veteran lawyers and to Hinsdale. Bill Cosby’s sexual assault Berkshire County. jury consultants say #Me- The Trail commemo- retrial. But experts say The Berkshire Eagle Too will make the process that could cut both ways reports that Democratic rates the route the French of picking 12 jurors more for the comedian. state Sen. Adam Hinds, aristocrat and Revolution- It could make some po- complex and raise the of Pittsfield, recently se- ary War hero took in June tential jurors more hostile stakes even higher. cured Senate approval of 1825 as he returned to The defense is likely to Boston from his U.S. tour toward him and others a measure to extend the more likely to think men use attitudes toward the to attend the laying of the trail, which is currently 25 are being unfairly accused. movement to weed out ju- miles long and runs from Bunker Hill Monument’s “We really have had this rors. Hinsdale to Williamsburg. cornerstone. explosion of awareness “There may be a juror If the legislation is ap- The measure still needs since that last trial, and it who says, ‘I don’t have proved, the state would House approval. has changed the entire en- an opinion about Cosby, vironment,” said Richard but the #MeToo is very Gabriel, a jury consultant important to me,’” said who has worked on over Melissa M. Gomez, a jury 1,000 trials. “It is a huge expert and author of the Need to find challenge for the defense, book “Jury Trials Outside but it could also provide In.” ‘’That person is still an article? an avenue and open up very dangerous to the de- the topic.” fense.” A jury deadlocked last Cosby, 80, is charged Subscribe to June at the former TV with drugging and molest- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS star’s first trial after Cos- ing Andrea Constand, a e-edition on by’s lawyers managed to former Temple University Actor and comedian Bill Cosby leaves the court- sow enough doubt in the athletics administrator, at room after a pre-trial hearing for his sexual minds of a few jurors. That his suburban Philadelphia assault case at the Montgomery County Court- was before the #MeToo home in 2004. house in Norristown, Pa., on Friday. MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Saugus plays A Super field of 19 in Lynn

SUPERINTENDENT tised for a superinten- contract with salaries out of this we will come it safe online From A1 dent include the Essex ranging from $135,000 out with a top notch su- North Shore Agricultur- to $215,000. perintendent for the SOCIAL called sexting. Glenn Koocher, executive al & Technical School in School Committeewoman Lynn Public Schools,” she From A1 “We know that 50 per- director of the Massachu- Hawthorne; Pentucket Lorraine Gately said she said. cent of people that receive setts Association of School Regional School District has plenty of confidence in McGee declined com- explored a series of con- a sext will send it to three Committees, who has ment. Other members of cerns voiced from parents or more people,” Barrera in West Newbury; Mount Koocher and is impressed and the community in- said. guided the School Com- Greylock Regional School that so many applicants the Search Committee cluding vaping, dating vi- Barrera and DeRuosi mittee on the selection District, Adams-Cheshire want to lead Lynn’s could not be reached for olence, and depression. told parents that if their process. Regional School District, schools. comment. Part of the presentation children are involved in a Lynn is not the only Easthampton, Uxbridge, “I’ve been impressed last week was a YouTube situation with illegal pic- community seeking a Haverhill, Seekonk, and that the hiring process Thomas Grillo can be video showing a social tures to either go to the school leader. The dis- Medford. Most are seek- has been very transpar- reached at tgrillo@item- experiment where young school or the police so that tricts who have adver- ing to fill a three-year ent and I’m hopeful that live.com. girls were targeted by a it can be handled proper- man who was working ly. It is illegal to send ex- with their parents, talking plicit pictures of underage with them online and set- children through email or ting up meetings. text. “I’ve been saying this “I always suggest you go to my daughter for years, to the school because you just because someone get the support for them,” knows your name doesn’t she said. mean they know you,” Members of the group said Gina Pires. suggested that the video Barrera told the par- be shown to more parents ents that predators often and children in schools. engage in conversations Carroll, who is also pres- using things that children ident of the Saugus Rota- are familiar with and like ry Club, said that the or- in order to keep conversa- ganization will be having tions going. their own presentation as Later the group dis- soon as possible with Bar- cussed the sending of na- rera. ked pictures online, also “This was great,” he said. Less is better in some neighborhoods

ZONING joint meeting between the From A1 Board of Selectmen and Planning Board. for up to 8 housing units Spellios said when the per parcel. The properties town downzones proper- in those neighborhoods ties close to main cores, would be retained as part such as Humphrey Street of the new A-3 district, in the case of the Fisher- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK but the change would be man’s Beach neighbor- that the district would hood, an already tight Members of Freda World Music Ryann Murray and Joseph Freda play a song they will perform in only allow multi-fami- area is tightened even their upcoming show at Lynn Auditorium on April 7. ly properties to contain more, which could affect up to three units. Single development opportuni- and two-family structures ties. would be allowed by right But Angela Ippolito, Lynnfield brothers presenting and three-family by spe- chairwoman of the Plan- cial permit. ning Board, said the Existing properties with downzoning is about pro- more than three units tecting those two neigh- program at Lynn Auditorium would be grandfathered borhoods and added that in, but those developments the board is proposing two servatory, concentrating Berklee College of Music falls into the classical part wouldn’t be allowed to add BROTHERS other zoning changes for From A1 on classical guitar. Con- with a Bachelor of Music I love. That’s my style.” any more units with the Town Meeting that are temporary artists such degree, with a focus on Murray, a North Shore new zoning, Kane said. about increasing develop- “It is dynamic entertain- as George Benson, Dizzy arranging and composi- resident, is a graduate of The allowed uses for the ment potential elsewhere ment,” said Anthony. Gillespie, John McLaugh- tion. At age 21, he entered The American Musical new A-4 district would in town. Joseph Freda, who start- lin, and others inspired the Boston Conservatory and Dramatic Academy be the same as the cur- Regarding the lots in the ed writing songs as a him to look for more ver- where he earned a Mas- in New York City. Vellucci rent A-3 district, with Fisherman’s Beach neigh- 9-year-old in his native It- satility in his playing, so ter’s degree in Composition grew up in Winthrop and multi-family developments borhood proposal, she said aly, said he’s always want- he enrolled at Berklee Col- and Conducting. All the lives in Saugus. She and allowed up to eight units. all of them are undersized, ed to present an evening of lege of Music with a con- while, he continued voice Joseph Freda were in the The rest of A-3 zoned prop- some to the extent where original music composed centration in jazz writing. lessons and developing a local top 40/rock band Ob- erties would become part of the house is literally out to and performed by Antho- Anthony arrived in lyric tenor voice suited for structed View years ago. the new A-4 district. the property line on many ny and him. This program America three years after opera and pop music. The two women perform Kane said there are of the very old properties. has been in the works for Joseph, and the two broth- The Fredas grew up in together in area night- certain streets with the She said if there were two years. ers, with much help from Avellino, Italy, a little vil- spots and restaurants as current zoning where it any kind of development Even holding a guitar as Italo and his wife Gina, lage in the mountains about Girls Night Out. doesn’t make sense to al- opportunity, it would be a 7-year-old in his native pursued their musical 35 miles east of Naples. low up to eight units. from the merging of sever- Italy, Joseph knew music dreams. “We have always “Our mother loved to Freda World Music, “What it’s really trying al lots, and that the Mas- would play a major role composed music together,” listen to classical records. “The Dream,” Saturday, to get at is (making sure) ter Plan identifies other in his life. He moved to said Anthony, who studied My grandfather loved April 7, 8 p.m., at Lynn a single-family home isn’t areas in town where the America at age 16, staying classical music and opera opera,” recalled Joseph. redeveloped into an eight- Auditorium, 3 City Hall option for development is with his older brother Ita- at a very early age. While “That’s the music I, we, unit,” Kane said. “It could Square, Lynn. For tickets, much stronger. lo in Revere’s Beachmont playing bass and singing grew up with. Classical only be redeveloped into a go to lynnauditorium. “There are different rea- section. with different pop bands, music is in my blood. And I maximum of three units.” com. Music samples can sons for creating zoning After two years of pri- he developed a love for all love jazz; it offers so much According to the war- regulations,” she said. vate guitar lessons, he kinds of music. more freedom to explore be heard at fredaworld- rant article, the change “This particular one is attended the Boston Con- Anthony graduated from the music … a little jazz music.net. seeks to remedy inconsis- really geared towards in- tencies in the A-3 district, tegrity issues, integrity which were the result of of the land, environmen- a 2009 amendment that tal integrity issues, land More is good in Vinnin Square created a blanket change to allowed uses in that quality integrity issues, district, which allowed neighborhood integrity is- VINNIN ings and 40 feet for all base. He said if developers dential units to its grocery increased density of use sues, density, appropriate From A1 other. The new B-4 district wanted to demolish a com- stores, which helps to add that was deemed inappro- places for development, would allow a building to mercial property and put to their customer base. He officials to focus on three priate and detrimental to and protection, coastline cover 90 percent of the lot, in residential units, they said Swampscott may be areas of development, Vin- certain properties located protection, neighborhood versus up to 25 percent for would have to replicate able to see its Stop & Shop nin Square, Humphrey the B-3 district. in that district. protection. the same amount of com- do the same thing. St., and the train station Kane said properties, Kane said the Planning “There’s always going to mercial square footage For instance, Stop & neighborhood. with the zoning change, Board was concerned be a very specific reason with the new property. Shop’s Allston mixed- The change would en- could add in existing If there’s existing com- about further density in for creating the zoning use development plans compass six properties in structures because the di- mercial space on one of the Fisherman’s Beach change and I feel that this includes adding in up to the Vinnin Square area mensional requirements the properties that would neighborhood that al- one has equally as much 1,050 housing units, office that are currently com- are being changed or they be part of the new com- ready has problems with merit and at least as space, a new flagship store mercially zoned as B-3 could propose demolishing mercial district, develop- storm and flood damage. much importance in terms for the grocery chain, and properties, which are lo- and building new struc- ers would at least have to Peter Spellios, a member of protection of these two cated on Essex Street, in- tures. Other changes in make it a mixed-use prop- other retail, restaurant of the Board of Selectmen, particular neighborhoods cluding the Stop & Shop; the new district would erty, rather than simply and fitness uses, according said he was in favor of as the other two bylaw Loring Avenue and Para- require parking lots to be redevelop it as residential to the Boston Herald. the change for the Winne- proposals have for devel- dise Road. Those proper- located only at the side or units. If Stop & Shop wanted to pisekitt Hill neighborhood, oping.” ties would be recognized rear of the principal struc- But of the six properties change to a mixed-use de- but wasn’t sure about the Gayla Cawley can be as the new B-4 district. ture, and that no more that are part of the new velopment in Swampscott, Puritan Road properties The uses allowed in the than 30 percent of the to- commercial district, only Kane said the the grocery in the Fisherman’s Beach reached at gcawley@item- B-3 district would be the tal dwelling units shall one is currently a commer- chain wouldn’t have to neighborhood. The change live.com. Follow her on same as the new B-4 dis- contain two or more bed- cial development, which is keep its current struc- was discussed at a recent Twitter @GaylaCawley. trict, but the new zoning, rooms. the Stop & Shop at 555 ture, and could rebuild a if approved, would change “The intention here is to Essex St. The majority of new revised structure, but the dimensions, setbacks help encourage additional the other properties are would have to replicate home delivery rate is so buildings could be clos- housing unit development, multi-family residential the same square-footage 50% off er to property lines and which is an initiative of properties, although zon- newstand price! of the grocery store, which how tall the properties can the governor,” Kane said. ing does allow for a com- would have to be devoted Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only be, Kane said. “We want focused devel- mercial use. Those resi- to subscribe today. to commercial space. $3 a week. Two major dimensional opment here and (are) dential properties would “Our zoning change can’t changes for the new B-4 modifying dimensional be grandfathered in and tie Stop & Shop itself to district include increas- elements so it allows for wouldn’t be required to the property, but it can ing the maximum height more housing units to be make any changes with require that commercial allowance of a building put in.” the new zoning, Kane said. space be created,” Kane to five stories, or 65 feet; Kane said the change The new zoning is meant said. or seven stories, not to would also ensure that to ensure, for example, exceed 85 feet, if a build- existing commercial prop- that the commercial space Gayla Cawley can be call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ing has a front setback of erties aren’t demolished at Stop & Stop isn’t lost. to start your 175 feet. The B-3 district and completely replaced Kane said Stop & Shop has reached at gcawley@item- daily subscription. would allow a maximum by residential units, which been redeveloping some of live.com. Follow her on height of 35 feet for dwell- erodes the commercial tax their sites by adding resi- Twitter @GaylaCawley. A8 MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Chet’s Video and Max Martinez of Candy Shoppe was Marblehead, a lifelong packed with long- customer of Chet’s time customers and Video and Candy friends as the store Shoppe, and Annie said farewell after 26 Devorak of Salem years in business. bid farewell to the establishment.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Chet Strout, owner of Chet’s Video and Candy Shoppe, receives a hug from a former employee, Pat Chase, during the farewell party for the video store on Saturday. Final scene for Chet’s in Marblehead By Daniel Kane been a staple of the town. It’s helped Visitors and friends popped into the excited to see everyone today.” FOR THE ITEM Marblehead keep that old school feel.” shop throughout the afternoon, bringing Chet’s son Brian said he is not the For anyone who has met owner Chet food and desserts. A collage lined with sentimental type, but he still recalls MARBLEHEAD — With customers Strout or his wife Carrie Thomas, the old photos and newspaper clips painted spending days in the stockroom playing flowing in and out of Chet’s Video and store lined with shelves of movies has a picture of the shop’s long history and video games. Candy Shoppe on Saturday, eager to search through movie deals, munch been a sort of second home for them or relationship with the community. “It’s the equivalent to selling a child- on some candy and popcorn, and visit their children. “It’s surreal today,” Thomas said. hood home,” he said. “There’s a lot of the shop one last time, the store which “Our kids grew up at Chet’s,” said Kim Strout said that the eventual closing memories from my childhood here, it’s a has been open for more than 25 years Breed, who visited the store on its last of his business was something he could bittersweet feeling.” showed a glimpse of its glory days. day with his wife Gigi. “They’ve pro- see coming for a long time with stream- For Chet, and his custom labeled soda, “This is the busiest I’ve seen it here,” vided great customer service, but what ing services starting to take over the a career selling candy isn’t over. The said Chris Quealy, long time customer they have provided to the community is industry and last year’s revenues being Orange Leaf frozen yogurt shop in Mar- and friend of the owners. “It’s remark- special.” especially low and revealing. blehead will be taking on Chet part time. able. “It’s a pillar of the community,” Gigi “I had the best job ever for 25 years,” “I didn’t want the community to lose “As cliche as it sounds this place has said. Strout said. “It’s bittersweet but I’m its candy store for their kids,” he said. It’s white roses, peonies and foxgloves for UK royal wedding

LONDON (AP) — The royal wedding will take place among white garden roses, peonies and foxgloves, set off by branches of beech, birch and hornbeam. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have chosen a self-taught London floral designer for their nuptials. The couple said Sunday that Philippa Craddock will create the church flower arrangements for the May 19 wedding at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor. Her team will include florists from the chapel and from Buckingham Palace for the displays in the chapel and at St. George’s Hall. The Royal Parks will also supply some plants taken from wildflower meadows. Kensington Palace said the designs will reflect the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wild, natural landscapes from which many of the plants will be drawn. Spielberg’s ‘Ready Player One’ tops holiday box office The flowers will be given to charities after the wed- ding. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steven ing Wednesday night, with $41.2 big-scale blockbusters of his heyday. Spielberg has found his way back million of that coming from the Based on Ernest Cline’s popular to the top of the box office with the three-day weekend. novel and chock-full of references action-adventure “Ready Player Not adjusted for inflation, it’s to 1980s pop culture, including One,” while Tyler Perry has scored Spielberg’s best opening in a decade some nods to Spielberg’s own films, again with “Acrimony.” following “Indiana Jones and the “Ready Player One” is a return to Studio estimates on Sunday say Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,” the popcorn filmmaking that he be- Spielberg’s virtual reality-focused which launched with $100.1 million came known for. With that includes film earned a solid $53.2 million in 2008. Aside from “The BFG,” a reportedly hefty $175 million in its first four days in theaters Spielberg has lately favored smaller price tag, which does not account from 4,234 locations since open- historical dramas instead of the for marketing costs. SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMIS- SION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS

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By Lindsey Ryan and radiation. body wasn’t able to (let me) play,” ITEM STAFF “Life is not always easy,” said her Ezemba said. “My treatments ended coach, Mackenzie Charles. “She had at the beginning of this month. I had LYNN — Courage is not for the to deal with that at a young age. She my last surgery two weeks ago, (and) faint of heart, something Lynn En- is a great role model and is an exam- I officially (went) in remission.” glish senior Dorothy Ezemba knows ple for the community.” Although her journey has brought all too well. When asked what courage meant no shortage of challenges, Ezemba Ezemba is a varsity basketball to her Ezemba said, “courage to me has always kept a positive attitude. player for the Bulldogs, and her bat- means having to overcome some- She also has a strong support sys- tle with cancer since the winter of thing that you didn’t ask for — any- tem by her side. her junior year was recognized last thing that you had to overcome is “Dorothy has been through a week when Board 130 of the Inter- courage to me.” lot with a smile on her face,” said national Association of Approved The award was not something that Charles. “She has a good support Basketball Officials (IAABO) pre- Ezemba expected. system with her family and friends.” sented her with the James Young “I was shocked,” Ezemba said. “I When asked about her goals for Courage Award. didn’t find out (about winning the the future Ezemba said that she “I love competition,” she said. “I award) until the day before.” wants to coach basketball one day. like being the underdog and having There were several reasons for her She hopes to use coaching as an av- to try to win.” getting the award. Despite her di- enue to keep the game close to her. Ezemba was diagnosed with can- agnosis, and the treatment she was “I want to be a basketball coach in ITEM FILE PHOTO cer two weeks after her junior year forced to receive, Ezemba tried to the future,” said Ezemba. “I always basketball season ended. A month play. Also, despite being ill, she sat wanted to be a coach. I don’t ever Dorothy Ezemba missed her senior season af- went by of tests and scans and doc- on the sidelines and supported her want basketball to not be a part of ter being diagnosed with cancer, but her posi- tors found the cancer. The summer team. my life.” tive outlook won her the James Young Courage of 2017 was the most difficult for “Since I was still doing chemo my Award, presented by the local board of basket- her as she underwent chemotherapy EZEMBA, B2 ball of cials. Offense key for Saugus boys lacrosse

By Lindsey Ryan players who are playing this season are on the defensive end, the coach said. ITEM STAFF quick to catch up, Scuzzarella said. “I’ve got two seniors this year who ha- Four of the top six scorers are coming ven’t played lacrosse before,” Scuzzarel- SAUGUS — Last year’s Saugus High back this season, and that could be a big la said. “One is a football captain, the boys lacrosse program saw a major im- advantage. Senior Christian Billingsley, other one is a hockey captain. They are provement from the previous season, and captains Nick Sanderson, Nick Hef- pretty well respected by the guys, and and coach Rob Scuzzarella is hoping to fernan and Drew Worthley — all seniors they bring a good leadership element to kick up the momentum this spring. — are all key players returnees. the team. Two years ago, the Sachems only won Billingsley and Sanderson were the “They’ve been picking it up really three games. Last year they qualified quickly, and they are going to be step- for the state tournament. two leading scorers on last year’s team. PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Another player to watch this season is ping in there on defense as well,” said “I lost a lot of guys from last year’s Scuzzarella. Peabody sophomore Colleen Crot- team,” said coach Rob Scuzzarella. “I junior Joe Cross, who plays the attack ty(22) gets past Haverhill’s Sharia position. Scuzzarella is excited for the new had 18 seniors last year, and then this energy these new players are already Doherty during Saturday morning’s Scuzzarella said that Cross has im- year I have 19 kids total, so our num- bringing to the team. game. proved a lot since last year. bers are a little bit down. “That’s probably been the best part of The defense will only see one return- “We are a little light on numbers for the team so far,” he said. “I would say our first couple of games,” said Scuzza- ing starter — junior Jake Morgante, over the past two weeks the kids have Tanners’ girls rella. who has started since he was a fresh- Despite the loss in numbers, the new man and is a great source of leadership SAUGUS, B2 lacrosse win Marblehead their opener By Anne Marie Tobin hopes to repeat FOR THE ITEM PEABODY — An opening-day win for last year’s feats any high school team is always a good thing. But in the case of the Peabody girls By Harold Rivera lacrosse team, it might also have been a ITEM STAFF huge sigh of relief. MARBLEHEAD — There wasn’t much the Saturday morning on brisk and windy Marblehead girls lacrosse team didn’t accom- day, the Tanners took the first step in what plish last season. they hope be another successful season, The Magicians rolled through the Northeast- defeating Merrimack Valley Conference ern Conference, finished the regular season powerhouse Haverhill 12-10 at Coley Lee at 16-2 and earned the No. 2 seed in the Di- Field. vision 2 North state tournament. Marblehead “I told the team it was a monster win, a started its postseason run with a 17-5 win over huge win for us,” said Peabody coach Den- No. 15 Melrose in the first round. It continued nis Desroches. “Putting Haverhill on first with a 9-2 victory over No.7 Swampscott in the we were a little nervous. The were return- quarterfinal. The tournament run came to an ing their entire roster, and as we know, the end with a 12-8 loss to No. 3 Ipswich in the MVC is a very good league. semifinal. “We wanted to play them for a reason, to Despite falling short in the semifinal, Mar- test our girls early and it was a battle back blehead coach Annie Madden believes last sea- and forth,” he said. son was a positive step forward for the Magi- On paper, the game projected to be a Da- cians. vid/Goliath match. The Hillies came into “I’m proud of the girls last season for the the game stacked with experience, while work we accomplished,” Madden said. “We the Tanners were starting from scratch, reached our goals of making the state tourna- having graduated 12 seniors, including ment and winning the NEC. We had an out- four starters. standing season. I’m really proud of all the The good news for Peabody was the lone work that went into it.” senior on the squad, captain Sarah Buck- Now the challenge for Marblehead is picking ley, and sophomore Colleen Crotty were a up where it left off last spring. The Magicians 2-player wrecking crew, combining for 10 have 11 returning players from last season’s of the Tanners’ 12 goals. Toss in a 4-point roster. Key returners include senior midfielder effort from sophomore Olivia Kiricoples (2 Caroline Driscoll, senior defenseman Carolyn goals, 2 assists) and a strong effort from ITEM FILE PHOTO Arthur, senior attacker Hadley Carlton, junior midfielder Grace Arthur and junior midfielder junior captain Alex Houlden (assist) and it Caroline Driscoll is one of 11 returning players from last year’s PEABODY, B2 successful Marblehead girls lacrosse squad. MARBLEHEAD, B2

For Fenwick baseball, It’s Michigan vs.w the the old is now the new Villanova bombardiers By Harold Rivera sion 3 North quarterfinal. SAN ANTONIO (AP) tional title game. ITEM STAFF Steeves, who also played baseball at Fenwick, grad- — Michigan’s game plan Good luck. PEABODY — With a uated from the school in used to revolve around “That’s as good a team new season quickly ap- 1985. offense, hitting enough as we’ve played that I can proaching, the past two “The most difficult part shots to outscore teams. remember,” Kansas coach weeks have been all about is meeting kids, most of Sometimes it worked. Bill Self said after the gaining familiarity and them for the first time, Many times, often on the Wildcats crushed his Jay- building chemistry for with having zero knowl- biggest stages, it didn’t. hawks with a barrage of new Bishop Fenwick base- edge of their skillset other The Wolverines have 3-pointers in the national ball coach Russ Steeves than talking to coach Kev- made a shift in recent semifinals Saturday night. and the Crusaders. in Canty or Dave Woods,” years, transforming into Michigan (33-7) reached The former Crusaders Steeves said. “Even with one of the nation’s best the title game by taking head coach from 2008- the returning players, I defensive teams. If shots away Cinderella’s slipper, 2011, Steeves returned don’t know what they can aren’t falling, they can al- sending Loyola-Chicago to Fenwick in December or can’t do. That’s been ways win with defense. and Sister Jean home a when athletic director the biggest challenge for It’s gotten them to the game short of completing Dave Woods tabbed him me as a coach. And then national title game for the their divine run. to replace Kevin Canty. not getting out on a field, first time since 1989. Villanova bombed its Now the head coach at that’s been a challenge.” Now Michigan faces way past a blue blood to Wakefield, Canty coached Like most other area ITEM FILE PHOTO its biggest challenge yet: get there. the Crusaders to a 13-10 teams, Fenwick has been trying to stop Villanova’s The Wildcats (35-4) record last spring and a One of Fenwick’s many returnees is Ethan horde of long-range shoot- postseason run to the Divi- FENWICK, B2 Belt. ers in Monday night’s na- NCAA, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 Great day for Irish women’s basketball COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Arike Ogun- Young had a shot in the lane to tie it. bowale hit the shot of her life — again. The title came 17 years to the day after Ogunbowale floated in a 3-pointer from Notre Dame’s only other championship the corner with 0.1 seconds left, lifting in 2001 on Easter. Notre Dame to its second women’s bas- “It’s Easter Sunday, and all the Cath- ketball title with a thrilling 61-58 come- olics were praying for us,” said coach back victory over Mississippi State in the Muffet McGraw, who was wearing floral NCAA championship game on Sunday shoes in honor of the holiday. night. When the final buzzer sounded, a wild It was the second straight game that celebration started with the Irish faithful the junior guard hit a shot in the final who were part of the sellout crowd. Mc- second to carry the Irish. Her jumper Graw’s team had fallen short four times with one second remaining in overtime in seven years in the title game, losing in knocked off previously unbeaten UConn 2011, 2012, 2014 and 2015. Many of the in the semifinals Friday. Notre Dame alums who were on teams With this game tied, Ogunbowale took that had fallen just short of winning a the inbounds pass from Jackie Young, title were there to enjoy it, including Na- dribbled twice toward the corner and, talie Achonwa, Natalie Novosel and Bec- closely guarded, lofted home an off-bal- ca Bruszewki ance 3 in front of the Notre Dame bench. This version of McGraw’s squad refused Close to the same spot on the court where to lose, and the run was even more im- she took down the Huskies, too. probable because the Irish lost four play- “It just felt right,” said Ogunbowale, ers over the season to ACL injuries. who scored 16 of her 18 points in the Tied as the clock ran down, Mississip- second half. “I practice late-game all the pi State star Teaira McCowan missed time. I just ran to Jackie and said, ‘Throw a layup with 27.8 seconds left, and both it to me, throw it to me.’” teams turned the ball over. McCowan then Ogunbowale earned most outstanding fouled out of the game stopping an Irish player honors for the tournament. fast break and set up the final 3 seconds. All the Irish players could celebrate After Ogunbowale’s clutch shot, the after pulling off the biggest comeback in officials huddled and put one-tenth of a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS title game history. They rallied from a second on the clock. A couple of Mississip- 15-point deficit in the third quarter and pi State players had already headed for Notre Dame’s Arike Ogunbowale, left, is congratulated by teammate were down five in the final 1:58. Marina the locker room, while Notre Dame play- Jackie Young after sinking a 3-pointer to defeat Mississippi State in the Mabrey hit a 3-pointer from the wing and ers celebrated. NCAA Women’s Final Four college basketball tournament. The old and the new come together at Bishop Fenwick

FENWICK ed that a handful of un- chanics that I’m seeing,” petition across the CCL. From B1 derclassmen are battling Steeves said. “I’m excit- “I remember that there’s for open spots in the pitch- ed about the front part of always great competition,” limited to indoor practices ing staff. the lineup. We have some Steeves said. “I coached a thus far. The Crusaders “I like what I see,” younger players in the little AAU over the past have an indoor cage and Steeves said. “I’m going off back part of our lineup years. I know (Archbish- have worked specifically a year of experience that and we’ll get a good look at op) Williams gave us great on fundamentals over the they’ve all been out there. them once we get outside games last year. St. Mary’s past week and a half. They aren’t rookies by any for some scrimmages this and Austin Prep are al- “We’re fortunate to have means. They battled to weekend.” ways tough. It’s a fun a cage so we’re getting win 13 games last season \The Crusaders are still league because it’s always some chances to toss in so that’s a good thing. We looking for a first baseman competitive. I’ve always there,” Steeves said. “In have some sophomores and two corner outfielders, liked it.” the gym, we’re working and freshmen that are meaning there’s competi- Fenwick opens the sea- middle infielders, pitchers battling and they seem in- tion in the early going of son Friday, April 6 at COURTESY PHOTO covering, catchers receiv- terested. They’re unknown the preseason. Archbishop Williams. ing. We’re doing a good job but it’ll be good to see.” “We have a lot of exciting Dorothy Ezamba receives the Board 130 Cour- “The chemistry’s real age Award from Board 130 official Ed Moccia. maximizing the gym floor. At the plate/diamond, freshmen and sophomores We’re putting in our bunt senior center fielder Nick working really hard,” strong,” Steeves said. “A defenses and things like Fowler returns to the Steeves said. “They’re new coach always brings English’s Ezemba wins that. We’re maximizing team and will bat leadoff challenging themselves an element of unknown. our time and space, and in the order. Also return- to earn those three spots We’re getting to know I’m not disappointed in ing are third baseman that are open.” each other. referees’ courage award that at all.” Ethan Belt, catcher Kee- Although Steeves hasn’t “They’re adjusting to my Key returners on the gan O’Connor, shortstop coached the team since style. I’m excited about it. EZEMBA knack to reach the girls mound for the Crusaders Angelo McCollough and 2011, he remembers the We have a combination of From B1 in college, and is a great are senior right-hander second baseman Harrison Catholic Central League hard work and fun. asset to help young girls David Furtado, senior left- Brickett- all juniors. as a competitive confer- Right now it’s an excit- Charles said Ezemba learn adversity in life.” hander Tyler Thomson “I don’t have a lot of ence. Steeves comes into ing group. They’re having spent time on the sideline Despite her illness, and junior right-hander statistics, I’m judging the season expecting no fun and they’re working observing the game from a Ezemba, will be graduate Nic Pignone. Steeves add- from the cage and the me- change in the level of com- hard.” different light. He believes from English on time next that experience will help month. She has hopes of her cause. continuing her education Marblehead girls lacrosse seeks to duplicate its success “The time she spent at Salem State University on the bench helped her to study physical therapy. MARBLEHEAD season as head coach of Marblehead’s off on the The Magicians have a see the game differently,” “We need our youth to From B1 the Magicians, said. “I right foot, as the Magi- busy schedule out of the believe our team morale cians took part in a slate gate. Marblehead’s season Charles said. “She’s seen come back and share their Lydia Bongiorno. In net, it first-hand and behind stories with the young has been high since the of scrimmages in the begins Tuesday at Woburn, Magicians goalie Maeve very first day of tryouts North Andover Play Day followed by a game Thurs- the scenes. She has a good girls,” said Charles. Caldwell returns for her to where we are now. Our last Sunday and scrim- day at Masconomet and senior season. girls are working for each maged against Pentucket another Friday against All six have solidified Offense will be the key for other. We’re looking to Wednesday. Hamilton-Wenham. their future plans at stu- work toward getting back Thus far, the early im- “We’re taking things one dent athletes. Driscoll to the situation where we pression of the team has Saugus boys lacrosse team game at a time,” Madden committed to play at Holy were last season.” been a positive one for said. “It’s just one play at SAUGUS on offense and these guys Cross, Caldwell at Deni- Madden feels depth will Madden. son, Carlton at Bowdoin, a time, one goal at a time From B1 pick up lacrosse pretty be the key strength for “Every day our girls Grace Arthur at Boston Marblehead this season. have come out and im- and putting it all togeth- quick defensibly,” said er to make one complete really brought great ener- Scuzzarella. College, Carolyn Arthur at “We have depth in every pressed us with their ded- game. gy to practice, and that’s Offense is the No. 1 Miami and Bongiorno at position and across the ication and motivation to “The girls are excited,” something I can’t really strength for the team Brown. field,” Madden said. “Being improve themselves and coach. The effort they’ve Madden added. “Every- this year, with the seniors “I feel very fortunate and able to use our sideline, as a team,” Madden said. given us over the past two day is new. We’re looking playing since they were very blessed to have the being able to transition “As a coach I’m really for- weeks have been great.” to take that excitement freshman. These are sea- opportunity to work with quickly and getting fresh tunate to be able to help The expectations for soned players with a lot of these girls again,” Mad- legs on the field, that’ll be guide them and lead them and turn it into something Scuzzarella will always den, entering her eighth a key strength of ours.” to their potential.” special.” remain the same. His experience. primary goal is to qualify “Our strength is defi- for the state tournament. nitely on the offensive Peabody girls lacrosse squad wins its season’s opener The tweam is playing 16 side of the ball and on exploded for six goals in those.” games this year, they need the other end of the ball I PEABODY a little more than seven Haverhill showed some to win eight to qualify. think our strength is our From B1 minutes to take a 7-3 lead life in the last three min- “My expectations for athleticism. We lack in la- was the ticket the Tanners with 8:19 to play in the utes, scoring twice around the season are state tour- crosse defense experience, needed to come out on top. first half. a Buckley free position nament No. 1, and our but we really got some “Last year, Sarah just ex- Buckley got the party shot, to go into halftime secondary goal is to win athletic kids down there,” ploded in the tournament started with her second trailing by 3, 8-5. the (Northeastern) con- Scuzzarella said. for us,” said Desroches. score of the day. At the The Hillies closed to 9-6 ference, which I think is Saugus opens the season “She has great stick move- 15:23 mark. Two minutes with two goals sandwiched pretty doable, as long as tonight (7) against Lynn ment on the ball going to later, sophomore Olivia around a Buckley strike we take care of business at Manning Field. goal, has great ground ball Kiricoples ripped a shot in the first four minutes control and plays great de- past Hillies’ goaltender of the second half, but fense. She is a complete Michigan, Villanove vie for Hannah Goodwin to tie that was as close as they player. As our only senior the game at 3-3. would come. Peabody put NCAA men’s basketball title we are going to be lean- ing on her experience and The Tanners kept up the the game out of reach with leadership. attack with two goals in the prettiest goal of the NCAA Wright said. “They’re a under a minute to take the day with 13:03 to go when great team, we just made “She and Olivia were From B1 just awesome today,” Des- lead for good, the first by Kiricoples fed Crotty, in every shot.” roches said. “With such an Crotty and the second on a full stride, just in front of turned a Final Four show- The third-seeded Wolver- inexperienced team, we Buckley free position shot. the net to make it 11-7. down with fellow No. 1 ines (33-7) had a bit more needed someone to take Crotty added another on “It was a great first seed Kansas into a laugh- trouble against the brack- score on a free shot at the game for us it had every- er, dropping in 3-pointers control out there. et’s favorite underdogs, 9:59 mark, then Kiricoples PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN thing you could want, you like they were playing “Crotty last year played overcoming a frightful first a supplemental role to closed out the 6-0 run with know, turnovers, which we pop-a-shot in the 95-79 Amber Kiricoples pass- half to send nun-turned-mo- Chloe Gizzi but now as a her third goal of the day are learning from that , rout. Villanova made a tivator Sister Jean Delores that made it 7-3 with 8:19 es the ball during Satu- good offense, bad offense, sophomore, she had the ray’s girls lacrosse game Final Four-record 18 3s in Schmidt headed to the exits. opportunity to do that, to go. good defense, bad defense, against Haverhill. a record-matching 40 at- The Wolverines trailed and you saw that’s exactly Haverhill’s Meredith there is a lot to take out tempts, its second trip in the bracket-rambling what she did today.” Budds (3 goals) stopped of this game,” said Des- halves,” said Desroches. three seasons to the title Ramblers by seven at half- The game did not start the bleeding at the 5:15 roches. “We were pretty game never in doubt. time, found the right gear well for the Tanners, as the mark when she slipped “They had at least four, productive on offense and That’s an NCAA record in the second and have a Hillies took charge right of a free position shot past maybe five goals on free defensively we had some 442 from the arc this sea- title-game appearance no the gate and jumped out freshman goalie Olivia La- position shots, so you can’t pretty good stands but son — and they’re still one outside of Ann Arbor to a 3-1 lead seven min- valle (10 saves), who mak- hold those against her. we have to be more dis- counting. saw coming when they utes into the first half. ing her first varsity start. She was a sitting duck ciplined on defense mini- “I feel bad for Kan- were middling in the Big After that, however, it was “Olivia made couple of on those free shots as it’s mize the fouls and lessen sas,” Villanova coach Jay Ten just a month ago. all Peabody. The Tanners really good saves in both almost impossible to save the mistakes.” MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Lynnfield at N. Andover (3:30) Sox bullpen holds off Rays TODAY Baseball Track Pentucket at Fenwick (4) St. Mary’s/Cathdedral at Fenwick ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 5 2/3 innings. Marcus Winthrop at Stoneham (4) (3:30) (AP) — The Boston Red Walden, Bobby Poyner, Boys Lacrosse WEDNESDAY Sox have never started a Matt Barnes and Joe Kel- Everett at Winthrop (4) Baseball season with pitching like ly, who got three outs for Fenwick at Swampscott (4) Cath. Mem. at St. John’s (4) this. his first career save, com- Georgetown at St. Mary’s (5) Danvers at Somerville (4) Salem at Revere (4:30) Hector Velazquez con- bined for 3 1/3 scoreless Saugus at Lynn (7) Boys Lacrosse tinued a riveting stretch innings of three-hit relief. Boys Tennis Beverly at Medfield (6:45) by the rotation, working Kelly gave up two-out Fenwick at Spellman (4) St. John’s at BC High (4) into the sixth inning and Williams at St. Mary’s (5) singles to Mallex Smith Girls Lacrosse leading the Red Sox over Boys Tennis and Adeiny Hechavarria Ham-Wenham at Fenwick (4) the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1 in the ninth before strik- Saugus at Winthrop (7) Fenwick at Matignon (4) Xaverian at St. John’s (4) Sunday for their third win ing out Denard Span. Cora Track in a row. Classical vs. Saugus (at Beverly, 4) Girls Lacrosse said closer Craig Kimbrel Gloucester vs. Marblehead (at Spellman at Fenwick (4) The first four Boston was not available after Somerville, 4) St. Mary’s at Williams (4) starters — Chris Sale, saving games Friday night Stoneham at Saugus (4) Malden at Beverly (4) David Price, Rick Porcello and Saturday. Girls Tennis Volleyball and Velazquez - combined “They pitched great,” Xaverian at St. John’s (5) Matignon at Fenwick (3:30) to give up two runs over Red Sox right fielder TUESDAY Saugus at N. Reading (4) 24 innings. The Red Sox, Spellman at St. Mary’s (3:45) Mookie Betts said. Boys Lacrosse citing the Elias Sports Softball “We didn’t give them Malden Cath. At Danvers (5) Bureau, said it’s the first Central Cath. At Danvers (4) too much run support but Girls Lacrosse Lynnfield at E. Boston (3:45) time in the club’s 118-year Beverly at Reading (4) they held up for us. If we St. Mary’s at Methuen (3:45) history the starters al- Gloucester at Danver (7) can win these low-scoring Track lowed one run or fewer in Lynnfield at Melrose (3:45) games, we know we can Marblehead at Woburn (4) Danvers vs. Winthrop (at Beverly, 4) each of the first four regu- Peabody at Methuen (4) English at Winthrop (4) lar-season games. win the high ones, too,” Pentucket at St. Mary’s (5) Peabody at Everett (4) The defending AL East Betts said. Swampscott at Medford (4) Revere at Framingham (4) champions won three of Brad Miller homered for Winthrop at Stoneham (4) Volleyball PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Rays, who totaled just Girls Tennis BC High at St. John’s (5) four at Tropicana Field under new manager Alex Boston Red Sox’s Rafael Devers lines an RBI nine runs in the series. Cora. single off Tampa Bay Rays relief pitcher Yonny “Beginning of the year, TV/RADIO “Our starting pitchers Chirinos during the sixth inning of Sunday’s and also those are pretty did an outstanding job in game. good pitchers over there,” Baseball Miller said. “Coming right 1:05 p.m...... Tampa Bay at NY Yankees...... ESPN this series,” Cora said. “For me, it’s great, it’s a good Boston Red Sox’s Rafael a baseball game Sunday, out of the gate with three 7:10 p.m...... Baltimore at Houston...... ESPN Devers lines an RBI single April 1, 2018, in St. Peters- ...... Boston at Miami...... NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 start. We’ve been playing Cy Young Award winners, 10:07 p.m...... Cleveland at LA Angels...... ESPN2 well for a while now.” off Tampa Bay Rays relief burg, Fla. Red Sox’s Jack- it’s no easy task.” Men’s college basketball Velazquez (1-0) allowed pitcher Yonny Chirinos ie Bradley Jr. scored. (AP The Rays hit .190 (24 for 9:20 p.m...... NCAA final: Michigan vs. Villanova...... TBS one run and five hits in during the sixth inning of Photo/Chris O’Meara) 126) in the series. NHL B’s can’t finish off Philadelphia EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA PHILADELPHIA (AP) x-Boston 78 49 17 12 110 261 201 x-Nashville 79 51 17 11 113 258 204 x-T Bay 79 52 23 4 108 283 228 x-Winnipeg 78 48 20 10 106 260 207 — Wayne Simmonds just x-Toronto 79 47 25 7 101 267 226 Minnesota 78 43 25 10 96 239 221 had to tap the puck over Florida 77 39 30 8 86 232 236 St. Louis 78 43 29 6 92 215 208 Detroit 79 30 38 11 71 207 242 Colorado 78 42 28 8 92 246 224 the blue line but couldn’t. Montreal 79 28 39 12 68 199 252 Dallas 79 40 31 8 88 224 216 Then Andrew MacDonald Ottawa 78 27 40 11 65 210 274 Chicago 79 32 37 10 74 223 245 fanned on a clearance. Buffalo 78 25 41 12 62 187 260 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Patrice Bergeron GP W L OT Pts GF GA y-Vegas 79 50 22 7 107 263 213 pounced on the extra x-Wash 79 47 25 7 101 247 230 San Jose 79 44 25 10 98 243 217 x-Pitts 80 45 29 6 96 263 246 LA 79 43 28 8 94 229 194 chances, tying it for the Columbus 79 44 29 6 94 231 217 Anaheim 78 40 25 13 93 220 209 Boston Bruins with 3.8 Phila 79 40 25 14 94 238 235 Calgary 79 36 33 10 82 209 241 seconds left and leaving NJersey 79 42 28 9 93 238 236 Edmonton 79 34 39 6 74 227 255 Carolina 79 35 33 11 81 220 247 Vancouver 79 30 40 9 69 208 253 the Philadelphia Flyers Rangers 79 34 36 9 77 228 256 Arizona 79 28 40 11 67 201 248 stunned. Islanders 79 32 37 10 74 253 288 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for It took Jakub Voracek’s overtime loss. Top three teams in each Colorado at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. pep talk and Claude Gir- division and two wild cards per conference Tuesday’s Games advance to playoffs. Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. oux’s acrobatics to finally x-clinched playoff spot N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. give Philadelphia a cru- y-clinched division Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games cial win. Philadelphia 4, Boston 3, OT Nashville at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Giroux scored his sec- Nashville 4, Tampa Bay 1 Winnipeg at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey 2, Montreal 1 Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. ond goal with 1:21 left in Washington 3, Pittsburgh 1 Arizona at Calgary, 9 p.m. overtime and the Flyers Colorado at Anaheim, 9 p.m. Vegas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. recovered for a 4-3 victory Monday’s Games Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games over Boston on Sunday to Carolina at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. inch closer to returning to Edmonton at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Chicago at St. Louis, 8 p.m. the playoffs after a year Washington at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m. absence. “The play at the end PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Flyers 4, Bruins 3 (OT) of the game is a play Philadelphia Flyers’ Petr Mrazek, left, defends the goal against Boston Boston 0 1 2 0—3 ton, Pastrnak 33, 6:54 (pp). 6, Bos- that can’t happen. We all Phila 1 1 1 1—4 ton, Bergeron 30 (Backes), 19:56. Bruins’ Ryan Donato during Sunday’s game. First Period—1, Philadelphia, Giroux Penalties—Lindblom, PHI, (hooking), know that,” Flyers coach 28 (Konecny, Provorov), 9:38. Penal- 5:59. Dave Hakstol said of the ties—None. Overtime—7, Philadelphia, Giroux 29 stick-handling mishaps. career-best 29th goal. Flyers have three games ple of pucks over and it Second Period—2, Philadelphia, (Voracek), 3:39. Penalties—None. “Take that puck and just “I just thought I’d try left and the Panthers five. ended up in the net.” Konecny 24 (Provorov), 0:25. 3, Bos- Shots on Goal—Boston 12-17-10— that,” Giroux said, grinning. Bergeron helped the ail- Noel Acciari and David ton, Acciari 9 (Heinen, Backes), 39. Philadelphia 7-8-8-1—24. push it out to the neutral 14:25. Penalties—Sanheim, PHI, Power-play opportunities—Boston 1 zone.” Travis Konecny added ing Bruins earn a point. Pasrnak scored and Khu- (interference), 2:01; Krug, BOS, of 3; Philadelphia 0 of 2. Dazed ahead of OT, Vo- a dazzling goal and an With the goaltender dobin stopped 20 shots for (slashing), 9:13; Filppula, PHI, (trip- Goalies—Boston, Khudobin 15-6-7 racek implored his team- assist, Nolan Patrick also pulled, Bergeron got his the Bruins, who lost Bran- ping), 17:26; Marchand, BOS, (cross (24 shots-20 saves). Philadelphia, 30th goal on feed from don Carlo and Riley Nash checking), 19:07. Mrazek 14-12-6 (39-36). mates to stay focused. Vo- scored and Petr Mrazek Third Period—4, Philadelphia, Patrick A—19,904 (19,543). T—2:28. racek then sprung Giroux made 36 saves for the Fly- Brad Marchand after the to injuries a day earlier. 11 (Voracek, Lindblom), 5:31. 5, Bos- Referees—Graham Skilliter, Kelly on a breakaway. The cap- ers. Philadelphia opened Flyers’ miscues. The Bruins welcomed tain faked out goaltender an eight-point lead over “We didn’t have a ton of Zdeno Chara back from an NBA Anton Khudobin by acting idle Florida, the last team control, but we continued upper body injury a day like he was going to take the that can overtake it for the to stay on it,” Marchand after losing fellow defen- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE puck through his legs, only final playoff spot in the said. “Tried to force them seman Carlo to a possible Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB to snap a backhander for his Eastern Conference — the to make plays, turn a cou- serious leg injury. x-Toronto 55 21 .724 — z-Houston 62 15 .805 — x-Boston 53 23 .697 2 San Antonio 45 32 .584 17 x-Philadelphia 46 30 .605 9 New Orleans 43 34 .558 19 MAJOR LEAGUES AL LEADERS New York 27 50 .351 28½ Dallas 23 54 .299 39 Brooklyn 25 52 .325 30½ Memphis 21 55 .276 40½ American League National League BATTING_Haniger, Seattle, .625; Candelario, Detroit, 1; Castellanos, Southeast Division Northwest Division East Division East Division Cano, Seattle, .600; Davidson, Chica- Detroit, 1; Cozart, Los Angeles, 1; W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB go, .571; Altuve, Houston, .563; Fisher, Houston, 1; Gregorius, New x-Washington 42 35 .545 — Portland 47 29 .618 — Boston 3 1 .750 — Washington 3 0 1.000 — Andrus, Texas, .538; Jones, Detroit, York, 1; Joseph, Baltimore, 1; Mous- Miami 41 36 .532 1 Oklahoma City 45 33 .577 3 New York 2 2 .500 1 Atlanta 2 1 .667 1 .500; Bogaerts, Boston, .471; Charlotte 34 44 .436 8½ Utah 44 33 .571 3½ Toronto 2 2 .500 1 New York 2 1 .667 1 takas, Kansas City, 1; Powell, Oak- Orlando 22 54 .289 19½ Minnesota 44 34 .564 4 Baltimore 1 2 .333 1½ Miami 2 2 .500 1½ Smoak, Toronto, .467; Pillar, Toronto, land, 1; Span, Tampa Bay, 1. Atlanta 22 55 .286 20 Denver 41 35 .539 6 Tampa Bay 1 3 .250 2 Philadelphia 1 2 .333 2 .462; 2 tied at .438. HOME RUNS_Davidson, Chicago, 3; Central Division Pacific Division Central Division Central Division RUNS_Altuve, Houston, 5; Dozier, 10 tied at 2. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota, 5; Trout, Los Angeles, 5; STOLEN BASES_Pillar, Toronto, 3; x-Cleveland 47 30 .610 — y-Golden State 56 21 .727 — Chicago 2 0 1.000 — Milwaukee 3 0 1.000 — Andrus, Texas, 4; Bogaerts, Boston, Buxton, Minnesota, 2; 16 tied at 1. x-Indiana 46 31 .597 1 L.A. Clippers 41 36 .532 15 Minnesota 2 1 .667 ½ Pittsburgh 3 0 1.000 — 4; Castellanos, Detroit, 4; Correa, PITCHING_Berrios, Minnesota, 1-0; Milwaukee 41 35 .539 5½ L.A. Lakers 33 42 .440 22 Cleveland 1 2 .333 1½ Chicago 2 2 .500 1½ Houston, 4; Davidson, Chicago, 4; Detroit 37 40 .481 10 Sacramento 24 53 .312 32 Kansas City 0 2 .000 2 St. Louis 1 2 .333 2 Bleier, Baltimore, 1-0; Carrasco, Pillar, Toronto, 4; Stanton, New York, Chicago 26 51 .338 21 Phoenix 19 59 .244 37½ Detroit 0 3 .000 2½ Cincinnati 0 3 .000 3 Cleveland, 1-0; Clippard, Toronto, 1-0; West Division West Division 4. x-clinched playoff spot Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Cole, Houston, 1-0; Farquhar, Chica- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB RBI_Smoak, Toronto, 8; Davidson, y-clinched division Charlotte at Chicago, 8 p.m. go, 1-0; Fister, Texas, 1-0; Gibson, Houston 3 1 .750 — Arizona 2 1 .667 — Chicago, 6; Correa, Houston, 5; z-clinched conference Golden State at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Minnesota, 1-0; Hatcher, Oakland, Los Angeles 3 1 .750 — San Francisco 2 1 .667 — Duda, Kansas City, 5; 11 tied at 4. Sunday’s Games Washington at Houston, 8 p.m. Seattle 2 1 .667 ½ Colorado 1 2 .333 1 1-0; Hernandez, Seattle, 1-0; Leake, Philadelphia 119, Charlotte 102 Portland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. HITS_Altuve, Houston, 9; Bogaerts, Oakland 1 3 .250 2 Los Angeles 1 2 .333 1 Seattle, 1-0; McCullers, Houston, Chicago 113, Washington 94 Indiana at Denver, 9 p.m. Boston, 8; Andrus, Texas, 7; Correa, Texas 1 3 .250 2 San Diego 0 3 .000 2 1-0; Ohtani, Los Angeles, 1-0; Porcel- Indiana 111, L.A. Clippers 104 L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. Houston, 7; Cozart, Los Angeles, 7; San Antonio 100, Houston 83 Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games lo, Boston, 1-0; Price, Boston, 1-0; Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Detroit, ppd. Pittsburgh at Detroit, ppd. Simmons, Los Angeles, 7; Smoak, Atlanta 94, Orlando 88 San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Toronto, 7; 4 tied at 6. Pruitt, Tampa Bay, 1-0; Severino, New Cleveland 98, Dallas 87 Houston 9, Texas 3 N.Y. Mets 6, St. Louis 2 Wednesday’s Games L.A. Angels 8, Oakland 3 Washington 13, Cincinnati 7 York, 1-0; Shields, Chicago, 1-0; Detroit 108, Brooklyn 96 DOUBLES_Bogaerts, Boston, 5; Gat- Dallas at Orlando, 7 p.m. Toronto 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 Chicago Cubs 10, Miami 6, 10 innings Oklahoma City 109, New Orleans 104 tis, Houston, 4; Cabrera, Detroit, 3; Shoemaker, Los Angeles, 1-0; Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. Cleveland 6, Seattle 5 Atlanta 15, Philadelphia 2 Utah 121, Minnesota 97 Correa, Houston, 3; Gregorius, New Skaggs, Los Angeles, 1-0; Tanaka, Miami at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Boston 3, Tampa Bay 2 Colorado 2, Arizona 1 Milwaukee at Denver, 8 p.m. York, 3; Machado, Detroit, 3; Trout, New York, 1-0; Tepera, Toronto, 1-0; Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. Minnesota 6, Baltimore 2 Milwaukee 7, San Diego 3 Golden State 117, Phoenix 107 Chicago White Sox 4, Kansas City 3 L.A. Dodgers 5, San Francisco 0 Los Angeles, 3; 10 tied at 2. Velazquez, Boston, 1-0; Verlander, Memphis at Portland, 9 p.m. Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games TRIPLES_Calhoun, Los Angeles, 1; Houston, 1-0. Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, ppd. Miami 6, Chicago Cubs 0 Thursday’s Games Monday’s Games Minnesota 7, Baltimore 0 Pittsburgh 1, Detroit 0, 1st game Golden State at Indiana, 7 p.m. No games scheduled. Toronto 7, N.Y. Yankees 4 St. Louis 5, N.Y. Mets 1 TODAY IN SPORTS Tuesday’s Games Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Boston 2, Tampa Bay 1 Washington 6, Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Portland at Houston, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 1, Detroit 0, 1st game Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 6, 2nd game Toronto at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Houston 8, Texas 2 San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 8:37 p.m. April 2 unbeaten season by defeating Ten- Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m. L.A. Angels 7, Oakland 4 Monday’s Games 1939 — Ralph Guldahl beats Sam nessee 70-64 for the NCAA women’s Orlando at New York, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Seattle 5, Cleveland 4 Minnesota (Lynn 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Taillon Snead by one stroke to capture the championship. The Huskies, 35-0, Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 6, 2nd game 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Monday’s Games St. Louis (Mikolas 0-0) at Milwaukee Masters. become the winningest basketball Minnesota (Lynn 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Taillon (Davies 0-0), 2:10 p.m. 1983 — New York Islander Mike team for one season in Division I. TRANSACTIONS 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Chatwood 0-0) at Cincinnati Bossy becomes the first player to 2000 — Connecticut wins its second Tampa Bay (Pruitt 1-0) at N.Y. Yankees (Mahle 0-0), 4:10 p.m. score 60 or more goals in three con- women’s national championship with (Montgomery 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Boston (Johnson 0-0) at Miami (Richards secutive seasons. a 71-52 victory over Tennessee. The BASEBALL Rex Brothers to Gwinnett (IL). Desig- Kansas City (Hammel 0-0) at Detroit (Liria- 0-0), 7:10 p.m. American League nated RHP Akeel Morris for assign- no 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Lively 0-0) at N.Y. Mets (Har- 1984 — Georgetown, led by junior top-ranked Huskies beat No. 2 Ten- DETROIT TIGERS — Recalled LHP ment. Selected the contract of RHP Chicago White Sox (Lopez 0-0) at Toronto vey 0-0), 7:10 p.m. center Patrick Ewing and freshman nessee for the second time in three Ryan Carpenter from Toledo (IL). Josh Ravin from Gwinnett. (Garcia 0-0), 7:07 p.m. Washington (Roark 0-0) at Atlanta (New- forward Reggie Williams, beats Hous- meetings this season. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Assigned CINCINNATI REDS — Optioned RHP Baltimore (Tillman 0-0) at Houston (Morton comb 0-0), 7:35 p.m. ton 84-75 to win the NCAA champi- 2005 — Roger Powell Jr. and Luther 0-0), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 0-0) at Arizona (Walker RHP Wily Peralta outright to Omaha Jackson Stephens to Louisville (IL). Boston (Johnson 0-0) at Miami (Richards 0-0), 9:40 p.m. onship in Seattle. Head score 20 points apiece leading (PCL). Signed RHP Kyle Lohse to a Reinstated RHP Raisel Iglesias from 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Colorado (Bettis 0-0) at San Diego (Mitch- 1986 — The 3-point field goal, at 19 Illinois to a 72-57 win over Louisville minor league contract. paternity leave. Texas (Colon 0-0) at Oakland (Triggs 0-0), ell 0-0), 10:10 p.m. feet, 9 inches, is adopted by the NCAA. in semifinals of the Final Four. With LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned OF Brax- 10:05 p.m. Tuesday’s Games 1990 — UNLV pounds Duke 103-73 the win, the Illini (37-1) ties the sin- Cleveland (Clevinger 0-0) at L.A. Angels Seattle at San Francisco, 4:35 p.m. to win its first NCAA championship gle-season NCAA record for victories. INF Ryan Schimpf to Salt Lake (PCL). ton Lee to New Orleans (PCL). Desig- (Ramirez 0-0), 10:07 p.m. Boston at Miami, 6:10 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed OF nated RHP Brian Ellington for assign- Tuesday’s Games Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. and extend the Blue Devils’ streak to 2007 — The Florida Gators keep Billy McKinney on the 10-day DL. ment. Selected the contract of RHP Kansas City at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. eight Final Four appearances without their stranglehold on the college bas- Recalled INF Miguel Andujar from Severino Gonzalez from New Orleans. Seattle at San Francisco, 4:35 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. a title. The Runnin’ Rebels become ketball world with an 84-75 victory Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Recalled RHP Boston at Miami, 6:10 p.m. St. Louis at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. the first team to score more than over Ohio State for their second Chicago White Sox at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Assigned Clay Holmes from Indianapolis (IL). Baltimore at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 100 points in a championship game straight national championship. LHP Sam Moll outright to Buffalo (IL). ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Traded INF Texas at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. and the 30-point margin is the larg- 2012 — Doron Lamb scores 22 National League Breyvic Valera to the L.A. Dodgers for Cleveland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. est ever. points as Kentucky wins its eighth ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned LHP OF Johan Mieses. 1995 — Connecticut caps an men’s national championship. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Suspicion, deception surround elderly father’s younger wife Defense continues to cause problems DEAR ABBY: My elder- mal middle-school break- Holly Lisle, an author of the queen and spot cards, he ly father remarried after Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van down that goes away over fantasy and science fiction, would play the highest spot my mother died two years Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, days, but it’s not. People see wrote, “If you don’t accept he could. Here, though, he ago. He married an ac- me crying and think, “Oh responsibility for your own can do much better, signaling quaintance who is 30 and was founded by her mother, no, she’s crying for no rea- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at actions, then you are forever with the queen. This guaran- years younger at the son again” or “Why is she chained to a position of de- courthouse with no friends DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los crying? What is wrong?” tees the jack is held also (or fense.” the queen was a singleton, or family in attendance. Angeles, CA 90069. but the thing is I don’t He told this woman be- know what’s wrong with When you are “chained” to which here is next to impos- forehand that there was a me. At odd moments when defense at the bridge table, sible). Then West ought to see large widow’s pension he’d any other funds or proper- Frankly, I think the woman I’m alone with my thoughts, you must both be responsi- the advantage of putting his paid into for decades that ty, she’s asking my dad for may be guilty of elder these feelings come back, ble for your signals and watch partner on lead for a diamond he wanted to give to her by a monthly allowance so abuse, and your father may stronger and stronger each the cards closely, especially if shift through declarer. marrying her. She claimed she can retire, since she need a conservator. time. I can’t stop them. Why your partner is signaling. Of Luckily, when East takes am I like this? to be in an “unhappy” mar- has no savings. course, if your partner isn’t the second trick with his club riage at the time, and Abby, do we have any DEAR ABBY: I’m in signaling helpfully, get a new promptly got a divorce. ALMOST-TEEN IN jack, he knows South is out recourse in this situation? seventh grade. Until re- TURMOIL partner! of clubs. Also, if West has a Well, she and her now-ex cently, I was my usual Do you think we are right This week, let’s look at spade trick, it isn’t going any- have “suddenly started to call my father’s mar- happy, bubbly self. I saw DEAR ALMOST-TEEN: some useful defensive prin- getting along just great,” riage fraudulent, and school as a place to make That’s a very good ques- where. So East should return so she decided to continue ciples. Against four hearts, a diamond. would we be considered friends and have more tion, and one you should West leads the club ace. What to live with her ex after accomplices by not report- freedom than I did in ele- ask your parents, because her marriage to Dad. De- mentary school. I was al- they know you better than should happen after that? ing it to any authorities Over the takeout double, spite agreeing to these before his death? ways happy and social and I do. The lows you are expe- terms and because the made friends easily. riencing may result from North jumped to three hearts woman teased him before STEPDAUGHTER IN As the months have the fact that you are ma- to show a relatively weak their marriage, Dad is an- REVOLT passed, it seems like, as I turing and the hormones hand with four-card heart gry that she still won’t look around, everything an- in your body are changing. support. With a limit raise or have sex with him. Also DEAR STEPDAUGHTER: noys me. I can’t explain However, because you are stronger, he would have re- upsetting is that when You are correct that the why but I have stopped concerned enough about sponded two no-trump, a bit they are out socially, his “marriage” was fraudulent, talking to all of my friends what’s going on to write to that is not needed in a natural and you certainly do have new wife still introduces for long periods of time. All me, you may need to be sense, because North can re- her ex as her “husband” recourse. Your father’s law- these terrible emotions examined by a physician. double. South bid game, hop- and Dad as their “friend.” yer should be consulted im- build up. I am angry, sad, If you need help beyond Now we learn, despite mediately to discuss an an- frustrated. Now everything that, the doctor can recom- ing his partner had the heart assurances during discus- nulment of this bogus that has built up inside me mend a referral. I’m glad you king and diamond queen. sions with an attorney pri- arrangement. Because your comes out at the worst wrote. It shows you are an At trick one, East’s job is to or to the marriage that father’s judgment is so times. I cry a lot and I feel intelligent young lady who say whether he does or does she would never exercise poor, go with him to ensure no one understands why. recognizes she has a problem not have the club queen. With her rights as a spouse to that no details are left out. This may seem like a nor- and wants to deal with it.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS WARRANT FOR ANNUAL MEETING OF LYNNFIELD WATER DISTRICT MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain TO BE HELD ON The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; mortgage given by Benny Mendez and Miriam Mendez to Mortgage Electronic APRIL 11, 2018 half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for The New York Mortgage Company, LLC, call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m. so we can dated May 2, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Essex, ss arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call after 10:00 a.m. Registry of Deeds at Book 25629, Page 486, of which mortgage the undersigned will receive a credit for that day's paper. Thank you! is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration To: Ruth E. McMahon, District Clerk of the Systems, Inc. to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated April 23, 2012 and recorded with said Lynnfield Water District in said County GENERAL Registry on May 2, 2012 at Book 31310, Page 184 and by assignment from PAY CALLS CitiMortgage, Inc. to HSBC Bank USA, National Association as Trustee for Merrill You are hereby required in the name of the Commonwealth aforesaid to HELP WANTED Lynch Mortgage Investors Trust, Series 2006 - AF1 dated July 16, 2012 and notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Lynnfield, liable to taxation therein, HELP WANTED-SALES: recorded with said Registry on July 19, 2012 at Book 31534, Page 526 and by residing within the territory of the Lynnfield Water District and qualified to vote at a Pay Call Numbers EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final assignment from CitiMortgage, Inc. Attorney-in-Fact for HSBC Bank USA, National water district meeting to meet at the Lynnfield Water District Office, 842 Salem (900, 976 and 550) Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • Association as Trustee for Merrill Lynch Mortgage Investors Trust, Series 2006-AF1 Street, Lynnfield, Massachusetts, April 11, 2018, at 7:00 pm, then and there to Advertiser telephone numbers with Local -Training/Support • Every day is to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated January 12, 2015 and recorded with said Registry on act upon the following Articles. 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits January 21, 2015 at Book 33810, Page 181 and by assignment from HSBC Bank disclose the price of the telephone • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 USA, National Association as Trustee for Merrill Lynch Mortgage Investors Trust, ARTICLE 1. To see if the District will vote to amend the bylaws of the call. When a number is published www.fhginsurance.com Series 2006-AF1 to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated May 4, 2015 and recorded with said Lynnfield Water District by adopting the following or what action it will take within the advertisement the per Registry on May 14, 2015 at Book 34054, Page 136 and by assignment from thereon: minute and/or flat charge must be French Students Need Families NOW CitiMortgage, Inc. to HSBC Bank USA, National Association as Trustee for Merrill included. If you dial a pay per call for this Summer. 3 weeks July or Lynch Mortgage Investors Trust, Series 2006-AF1 dated September 1, 2015 and · By deleting the following from Article 3: "… a Moderator to be elected number from an advertisement appear- August. Great cultural experience. recorded with said Registry on September 14, 2015 at Book 34370, Page 190, annually, who shall have the powers of Moderator at town meetings." ing in the classified section and it Students bring spending money/insur- for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, DOES NOT disclose this information, ed. Compensation $150 weekly. the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 p.m. on April 11, 2018, on the · By adding the following to Article: "The Water Commissioners shall appoint please notify the Item classified Email/call LEC-Kim TODAY! facehill mortgaged premises located at 18 Arbor Street, Lynn, Essex County, a Moderator annually, who shall have the powers of Moderator at town meetings." department immediately. Response to @comcast.net 508-763-3148 PLEASE Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, any pay per call numbers will be HELP! Merci Beaucoup! www.lec.info · By changing the Article numbers. charged to your telephone bill and NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! TO WIT: anyone under 18 years of age must Drivers preferred. Up to $15/hr. ARTICLE 2. To appoint a Moderator. have parent's consent. Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings Please call immediately for further 542 Loring Ave, Salem thereon, bounded and described as follows: ARTICLE 3. To receive and act upon the reports of District Officers as details or information. published for the year 2017, or what action it will take thereon. CLASSIFIED DRIVERS EASTERLY on Arbor Street, forty-five (45) feet; (781)593-7700 HELP WANTED ARTICLE 4. To elect by ballot a District Clerk for a term of three years. NORTHERLY on land now or formerly of Wells, sixty-four and seventy-four LOST & FOUND hundredths (64.74) feet; ARTICLE 5. To elect by ballot a Water Commissioner for a term of three ROUTE DRIVER: years. Morning delivery after 8:00 am LOST DOG - 3 yr old pit bull mix, Monday-Saturday. Downtown WESTERLY by a strip of land of owner unknown, forty-five and six hundredths answers to "Ash". Vicinity of Cottage (45.06) feet; and ARTICLE 6. To see if the District will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the Lynn area. Other routes availa- St, Lynn. If found, please call ble! Perfect for retirees or approval of the Commissioners, to borrow in anticipation of the revenue for the 781-581-0955. REWARD. SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Maud R. McKay sixty-two and thirty-one twelve-month period beginning July 1, 2018, in accordance with General Laws, others. Reliable vehicle a must. hundredths (62.31) feet. Chapter 44, Section 4, and acts in amendment thereof, and to renew any note or Great part-time work! notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with NOTICES Please call Lisa at Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 17, or what action it will take thereon. The Daily Item described. 781-593-7700 ext 1239 ARTICLE 7. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate or MISC. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern appropriate by transfer, or both, a sum of money to be used for the retirement of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25629, Page 485. the bonds and notes maturing during the twelve-month period beginning July 1, CLEANING/ WANTED to BUY or TRADE: 2018, together with interest charges on bonds and notes due and payable in said MAINTENANCE FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit year, or what action it will take thereon. BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Margaret Cares Cleaning Services or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax ARTICLE 8. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate or Do you feel overwhelmed when it titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or appropriate by transfer, or both, a sum of money to be used for General FOR SALE: comes to cleaning? Choose to feel liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Maintenance and Operating Expenses of the District for the twelve-month period Privacy Hedges -SPRING BLOWOUT happy and proud of your home! having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, beginning July 1, 2018, or what action it will take thereon. SALE 6 ft Arborvitae (Evergreen) Reg Bonded and insured! 100% satisfac- easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. $149 Now $75 Beautiful, Nursery tion guarantee. 339-201-1491 ARTICLE 9. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate, or Grown. FREE Installation/FREE deliv- TERMS OF SALE: appropriate by transfer, or both, a sum of money to the District's System ery, Limited Supply! ORDER NOW: RENTALS Improvement and Repairs Stabilization Fund, or what action it will take thereon. 518-536-1367 www.lowcosttreefarm A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check .com will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The ARTICLE 10. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate, or APARTMENTS balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 appropriate by transfer, or both, a sum of money for transmission main HELP WANTED California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, improvements associated with the MWRA/Peabody Pipeline Project, or what action Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the it will take thereon. Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full JOB INFORMATION modern apartments. On bus line, of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage ARTICLE 11. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate by SERVICES parking, laundry. From $950, No fees. shall control in the event of an error in this publication. transfer, or both, a sum of money for Replacement of Pumping equipment or what Call ~ 781-477-6457 action it will take thereon. NOTICE Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. For more information and assistance REAL ESTATE ARTICLE 12. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate or regarding the reliability of business HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL appropriate by transfer, or both, a sum of money to the Other Post-Employment opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE INVESTORS TRUST, Benefits Trust Fund Account (OPEB), or what action it will take thereon. ties, employment services and financ- AUCTIONS SERIES 2006-AF1 ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Present holder of said mortgage ARTICLE 13. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate or contact the Better Business Bureau appropriate by transfer, or both, a sum of money to a Reserve Fund Account, or Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite REAL ESTATE: By its Attorneys, what action it will take thereon. 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or 5BR/2.5BA FARMHOUSE, Barns on HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. call 508-652-4800 164+/-Acres in Unity, NH. Foreclosure 150 California Street ARTICLE 14. To see if the District will vote to appropriate any Free Cash to Auction: Wed., April 18 @ 11AM Newton, MA 02458 reduce the tax rate, other than that which may have been voted in any of the NOTICE Cropland, Road Frontage and Moun- (617) 558-0500 previous articles, or what action it will take thereon. Don't pay to find work before you get tain Views! (NH#2661/MA#1926) 201110-0934 - YEL the job. Legitimate job placement firms THCAuction.com 800-634-7653 Item: March 19, 26, April 2, 2018 Hereof fail not but make due return of this warrant with your that work to fill specific positions doings thereon before said day and time. cannot charge an upfront fee. For free information about avoiding employ- NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Given under our hands and seal of the District of said Lynnfield, ment service scams, write the Federal Massachusetts this twelfth day of March in the year two thousand eighteen. Trade Commission at Washington, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud mortgage given by Bill Chingofor Williams a/k/a Williams Chingofor and Rose C. A true copy. Information Center, Chingofor to Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC, dated December 31, 2007 and Attest: 1-800-876-7060 recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 27441, Page 145, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by /s/ Ruth E. McMahon, District Clerk /s/ Ruth E. McMahon, assignment from Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC to Salem Five Cents Savings Chairman Bank dated December 31, 2007 and recorded with said registry on January 7, Does your company 2008 at Book 27441 Page 168, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and /s/ John K. Harrigan for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. need employees? on April 20, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 101 Lawton Avenue, /s/Stephan F. Rondeau, D.C. Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Board of Water Commissioners Lynnfield Water District TO WIT: Essex, ss The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts with the buildings thereon bounded and described as follows: I have served the within warrant by posting attested copies in at least two Commencing at the corner of Lawton Avenue, formerly High Rock Avenue, and public places within the District not later than seven days prior to April 11, 2018. Beacon Hill Avenue, thence running Northerly by said Beacon Hill Avenue, 68.7 feet; thence turning and running Westelry to land now or formerly of C.O. Beede; A true copy. thence turning and running Southerly by said land now or formerly of C.O. Beede, Attest: 89.68 feet to said Lawton Avenue; then turning and running Eastelry by said /s/ Ruth E. McMahon, District Clerk Lawton Avenue, about 51.14 to the point begun at. Item: April 2, 2018 For reference to title see deed from Gladys E. Valliere, a/k/a Gladice E. Valliere to Gladys E. Valliere and James A. Valliere, Trustees of Gladys E. Valliere Trust dated May 17, 1990 and recorded with Esse South District Registry of Deeds on May 23, 1990 in Book 10441, Page 344. CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER: 17CP0130SA, Trial Court of Massachusetts, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10573, Page 372. County Juvenile Court, 56 Federal Street, Room 2001, Salem, MA 01970 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit TO: Jasen L. Perez: A petition has been presented to this court by Salem DCF, Placing a help wanted ad is great for of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the seeking, as to the following child, Jasanthony Perez, that said child be found in nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and finding the skilled workers you need. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of the child would be served by said disposition. TERMS OF SALE: You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth above, on 07/19/2018 09:00 AM Hearing on Merits (CR/CV) A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., represent you. 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 978-745-9660. receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Judith M. Brennan, Clerk Magistrate DATE ISSUED: 03/22/2018 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: March 30, April 2, 9, 2018

SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Present holder of said mortgage

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‘Hope and dignity:’ Pope calls for peace in Easter message ASSOCIATED PRESS employment; where there a place “experiencing in are migrants and refu- these days the wounds of VATICAN CITY — On gees, so often rejected by ongoing conflict that do not Christianity’s most joy- today’s culture of waste, spare the defenseless.” His ful day, Pope Francis and victims of the drug remarks followed the Fri- called for peace in a world trade, human trafficking day deaths of Palestinian marked by war and con- and contemporary forms protesters who charged PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS flict, “beginning with the of slavery,” the pope said. toward Gaza’s border with The hearse containing Professor Stephen Hawking arrives at University beloved and long-suffering Francis called for a Israel, the area’s deadliest land of Syria” and extend- Church of St Mary the Great as mourners gather to pay their respects in “swift end” to the seven violence in four years. ing to Israel, where 15 Cambridge, England on Saturday. years of carnage in Syr- Turning to Asia, Francis Palestinians were killed ia, demanding that aid be expressed hope that talks on the Israeli-Gaza bor- delivered to the war-torn underway could bring der two days before Easter country’s needy and call- peace to the Korean pen- Hundreds line up in Cambridge Sunday. ing for “fitting conditions insula, urging “those who Francis reflected on the for the returned and the are directly responsible act power of Christianity’s core streets to honor Stephen Hawking displaced.” with wisdom and discern- belief — that Jesus rose The pope also urged ment to promote the good ASSOCIATED PRESS Hawking was remem- Martin Reese and eulogies from the dead following reconciliation in Israel, of the Korean people.” bered as a brave man who by one of Hawking’s chil- crucifixion — in his formal LONDON — The life of triumphed over motor neu- dren and a former student. “Urbi et Orbi” Easter mes- renowned physicist and rone disease by continuing Hawking’s family re- sage delivered from the bal- author Stephen Hawking his research into space and leased a statement saying cony of St. Peter’s Basilica was celebrated Saturday to a packed square of some in English city of Cam- time even after paralysis set they chose to hold the fu- 80,000 faithful below. bridge, with hundreds of in and his muscles faded. neral “in the city that he The pontiff said the well-wishers lining the Some 500 invited guests loved so much and which message of the resurrec- streets for a glimpse of attended the funeral for loved him.” tion offers hope in a world the hearse carrying his re- Hawking, who died on Flags were lowered to “marked by so many acts mains to a private funeral. March 14. half-mast in many parts of of injustice and violence,” There was a sponta- Actor Eddie Redmayne, Cambridge to pay tribute including parts of Africa af- neous burst of applause who portrayed the scientist to Hawking. The service fected by “hunger, endemic outside St. Mary the Great in the 2014 biographical was officiated by the Rev. conflicts and terrorism.” church when the hearse film “The Theory of Every- Cally Hammond, Dean of “It bears fruits of hope arrived. The bells of the thing,” gave a reading from Cambridge University’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and dignity where there church tolled 76 times, one Ecclesiastes during the ser- Gonville and Caius Col- are deprivation and ex- Pope Francis salutes a child after leading the for each year of Hawking’s vice. There was also a read- lege, where Hawking was clusion, hunger and un- Easter Mass in St. Peter Square at the Vatican. remarkable life. ing by Astronomer Royal a fellow for 52 years. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018 HEALTH Arizona weighs in an unusual plan for longer egg expiration dates

By Melissa Daniels grocery lobby, the Arizona ASSOCIATED PRESS Food Marketing Alliance, did not officially weigh in, PHOENIX — This year’s according to state legisla- Easter eggs may already tive records. be hard-boiled, dyed and The current iteration of laid in a basket, but Arizo- the proposal doesn’t cre- na buyers might wind up ate new expiration dates with a batch that’s a little for Grade AA eggs. They less fresh next year. would continue to be State lawmakers are marked with a 24-day sell- considering an unusual by requirement. proposal to put a 45-day The proposal previous- expiration date on Grade ly garnered more than A eggs, a longer window of three-quarters support use than the current 24- from the House of Repre- day sell-by date that is one sentatives, and was unan- of the strictest in the U.S, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS according to the measure’s imously moved out of the sponsor. That means Ari- Senate. It’s due for one Registered dietitian Tracey Burg, the head chef of The Teaching Kitchen, teaches a “Cooking for more vote in the House be- Recovery” class at the Boston Medical Center in Boston. zona consumers could be cracking and cooking eggs fore it could head to Gov. that left the farm more Doug Ducey. Norgaard said than six weeks ago — and she’s optimistic that could Boston cooking classes look to food safety experts say happen as early as next that’s perfectly safe. week. “When it comes to use- Republican state Rep. by, sell-by or best-if-used- T.J. Shope cast one of the restore health after addiction by dates, these are there votes against the mea- By Holly Ramer said Michael Botticelli, and finally crisp, cross-cut said. much more for quality sure. His family has been ASSOCIATED PRESS executive director of the cubes. One end of the count- One cooking class partici- purposes, not so much for in the grocery business medical center’s Grayken er was piled with “mood en- pant told Burg she ate two safety,” said Sadhana Rav- since the 1950s, and he BOSTON — At Boston Center for Addiction and hancers” — vegetables and bags of cotton candy every ishankar, a food microbi- said most consumers pur- Medical Center, patients former director of the whole grains — while the day, plus a third at night to ologist and associate pro- chase Grade AA eggs. recovering from addiction “The average consumer White House Office of Na- other sported a sign listing “help her sleep.” Burg’s goal fessor at the University of are getting healthier one is not going to notice a dif- tional Drug Control Policy. “mood depressors” such as is to nudge participants into Arizona. slab, stick and cube at a ference,” he said. “Recovery is not just about candy, soda and fried food. making healthy choices, Republican state Rep. time. Arizona shoppers bought stopping the use of alcohol “You don’t want to be liv- such as brown rice or whole Jill Norgaard said Arizo- For years, the hospital has nearly 316 million dozens and drugs, it’s about how ing on French fries,” Burg grains that make them feel na’s strict sell-by rules led offered cooking classes tai- of eggs last year, up from do we return people to a said. fuller longer while also de- her to sponsor the propos- lored to specific medical con- sense of wellness and a While addiction can more than 285 million livering healing nutrients. al. Other states have 30- ditions such as heart disease sense of well-being.” leave bodies depleted of vi- to 45-day expiration dates, dozens of eggs in 2016, “A lot of people who are and diabetes, and it runs a On a recent Thursday, di- tal nutrients, self-care and she said, which reduces according to state Depart- getting over alcoholism or food pantry for low-income etitian and chef Tracy Burg good nutrition often are food waste by extending ment of Agriculture data. drug addiction, their gut is patients who are prescribed kept up a steady stream of overlooked during recov- the shelf life. Some consumers might fresh food as part of their advice while guiding partic- ery, Burg said. And many a wreck because all their “We throw over 2 million balk at the idea of us- treatments. The newest ipants through a chicken, crave sweets that acti- healthy bacteria has been eggs away because of expi- ing month-old eggs. Pat class is “Cooking for Recov- pasta and vegetable dish. vate the same areas of the destroyed,” she said. “But ration dates in Arizona,” Sparks, a professor at the ery” and is part of a growing Felicha Young joined her brain targeted by drugs, eating fiber is actually feed- Norgaard said. Department of Nutritional trend toward taking a more behind the demonstration she said, which can lead ing the healthy bacteria Supporters include the Sciences at the University comprehensive approach to kitchen’s cooktop, making to rising and falling blood in the gut ... and it helps free-market advocates of Arizona, said eggs with treating addiction. quick work of a zucchini fol- sugar levels, weight gain, to bring back that healthy Americans for Prosperity, a 45-day expiration date “Good health care is lowing Burg’s instructions depression and possible microbiome. So nutrition Walmart and the Arizona will be safe to eat, though about more than just di- to slice it first into slabs, relapse. plays many roles in the Chamber of Commerce they may lose some mois- rect clinical services,” followed by stick shapes “It’s a vicious cycle,” she healing process.” and Industry. The state’s ture as they age.

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