TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020

BILL BROTHERTON COMMENTARY Forget Frogmore Cottage. Royals should try Cottage St.

I’m sure you’ve put your life 93-year-old grammy, Queen ditch royal duties without prior use the cottage as their base in or Toronto, where Meghan on hold, praying for happiness Elizabeth II, again torn be- approval from the queen, on England. It is not known if Har- lmed the TV series “Suits” for for poor Prince Harry, Duke of tween duty for country and love Instagram no less! ry’s dad, Charles, will continue many years. Sussex, and his misunderstood for family, announced that a The agreement also calls for to send the freeloading couple Not true, said my uncle, Nigel bridezilla Meghan, Duchess of deal had been reached allow- Meghan and Harry to repay 2.4 a sizable check every month to Houndstooth Brotherton III, Sussex, who are fed up with ing the couple to step aside million pounds ($3.1 million) help cover expenses. the Royal Washroom Attendant their life as royals and intrusive as working royals, effective in in taxpayers’ money spent Speculation has the couple at Buckingham Palace, who has coverage by the nasty British the spring. In a major breach renovating a house for them moving to Canada, perhaps the inside scoop. He phoned me press. of family etiquette, the couple near Windsor Castle, Frogmore Vancouver Island, where they Over the weekend, Harry’s had announced their plans to Cottage. They will continue to spent a long Christmas break, BROTHERTON, A3 Lynn eld KING LEGACY LIVES ON police IN COMMUNITY SERVICE want a way to talk

By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — A radio site upgrade, a new keyscan system and a new tele- phone system topped the police depart- ment’s wish list of proposed capital im- provements for the 2021 scal year. Police Chief David Breen presented the department’s proposal to the Board of Selectmen. The priciest item was the radio site upgrade at a total cost of $97,000, with the amount split with the re depart- ment. Breen said this is the nal year of the ve-year project, replacing dated copper wiring with ber optics. The keyscan system project calls for complete replacement of the 10-year- old system at a cost of $23,000, which will also be split 50-50 with the Fire Department. A new telephone system, with a price tag of $22,000 to be split with the re department, ranked third in priority. “A 20-year telephone system is quite old and just not up to speed,” said Breen. “We had two issues last year when we lost phone service. We had 911 but not regular service, but even though we restored service the same day, the system still is not up to speed. It’s just not something you want to hap- pen as it just sti es communications. Emergencies, most people use 911, but some use the old 3131 number.” ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Breen is also asking for a new Chevy Tahoe police cruiser at a cost of Members of Dencity Soul Cypher, a collective for local Lynn artists, perform rap to the crowd that $39,897.24. gathered Monday morning to celebrate the 34th annual MLK breakfast at the Knights of Columbus “We had two Crown Vics and actually in Lynn. took one out of service today because it just costs too much to x,” said Breen. “It had frame issues, the door wouldn’t ‘Little things Annual close and the mechanic’s advice was to simply decommission it.” matter and breakfast Breen is also looking to replace four LYNNFIELD, A3 can change speakers: He someone’s life’ still leads us

By Gayla Cawley By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — Lynn English High LYNN — Rev. Dr. Martin Lu- School junior Julianna Romero ther King Jr. plotted a course for chose to spend her break from change more than 60 years ago school on Martin Luther King Jr. that is still crucial to America’s Day crafting valentines for mili- survival, said speakers at Mon- tary veterans and the elderly. day’s annual breakfast honoring Romero, 16, was one of hundreds the civil rights leader. of volunteers who chose to make “His legacy is a blueprint for the holiday a “day on,” rather than what’s needed and he gave us the a “day off” by participating in the inspiration to get it done,” said Dr. city’s ninth annual Martin Luther Maru Colbert, an African-Ameri- King Jr. Day of Service, which was One station from the Day of Service can scholar. held at Lynn Vocational Technical included painting MLK quotes in Colbert was the keynote speaker Institute Monday morning. preparation for a community mu- at the Community Minority Cul- “I think it’s important because ral to be displayed in various of c- tural Center (CMCC) 34th annual Police Chief David Breen is all es such as United Way, Lynn Public about communication. SERVICE, A3 Schools and other partners. BREAKFAST, A3

State Baker apologizes for Pro-gun rally by thousands in Virginia ends peacefully calling Pressley’s MLK speech “a rant.” A2 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Tens of thousands chanting “USA!” and waving signs denounc- African-American rally-goers in a crowd that of gun-rights activists from around the coun- ing Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam. was overwhelmingly white and male, and Sports try rallied peacefully at the Virginia Capitol Many protesters chose not to enter the des- was frequently stopped and asked to pose for St. Mary’s girls hockey on Monday to protest plans by the state’s ignated rally zone, where Northam had im- pictures wearing his “Black Guns Matter” shuts out Lexington. B1 Democratic leadership to pass gun-control leg- posed a temporary weapons ban, and instead sweatshirt.  islation — a move that has become a key  ash packed surrounding streets, many dressed An estimated 22,000 people attended, ac- Free throw shooting point in the national debate over gun violence. in tactical gear and camou age and carrying cording to authorities, who said one woman dooms Tech boys in loss The size of the crowd and the expected par- military-style ri es as they cheered on the was arrested on felony charge of wearing a to Swampscott. B1 ticipation of white supremacists and fringe speakers. mask in public.  militia groups raised fears that the state “I love this. This is like the Super Bowl The protesters came out despite the frigid Fast start propels could see a repeat of the violence that explod- for the Second Amendment right here,” temperature to send a message to legislators, Lynn eld boys basketball ed in 2017 in Charlottesville. But the rally said P.J. Hudson, a truck driver from Rich- they said. to conference win. B1 concluded uneventfully around noon, and the mond who carried an AR-15 ri e just out- mood was largely festive, with rally-goers side Capitol Square. He was one of the few RALLY, A5

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LYNN — Mrs. Claudette A. Champagne Hachey of Lynn, of the state address Massachusetts passed away on Wednesday, Janu- BOSTON (AP) — Gov. Transportation and Cli- ary 15, 2020 at Massachu- Charlie Baker is prepar- mate Initiative that aims setts General Hospital. She ing to deliver his annual to reduce carbon emis- had been valiantly battling state of the state address sions from cars, trucks Multiple Myeloma for the at a time of growing chal- and other means of trans- past six and a half years lenges for Massachusetts. portation. Rhode Island, with courage, grace and a Baker is expected to Connecticut and other FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sense of peace that belied touch on some of those northeastern states are Charlie Baker had referred to statements pre- the pain that she endured. themes during his tele- also participating in the viously made by Ayanna Pressley in her hon- Born in St. Sylvestre, vised address Tuesday. initiative. orary speech for Martin Luther King Jr., and Quebec, Canada on Au- The red hot economic That plan has met some jokingly said that he would have to follow that gust 9, 1945, she was the boom of recent years in resistance because it ‘rant.’ He later apologized for degrading the daughter of the late Jean the eastern portion of the would also likely result in Mass. rep’s words. Thomas and Irena (Thiv- state has brought with it an increase in gas prices of ierge) Champagne. She is a unique set of problems up to 17 cents per gallon. survived by her husband including soaring hous- Those challenges come loved and appreciated. She ing costs and widespread as the state faces a nearly Baker apologizes for Joseph Hachey of Lynn, embraced life to its fullest, with whom she shared 56 transportation gridlock. $900 million budget gap in did not want it to end and Baker has offered propos- the scal year that begins years of marriage, her son has left a void in our hearts calling Pressley's Steve Hachey and his wife als that he says will help July 1 as a result of ris- that will never be lled. jump start the creation ing costs and slowing tax Christine and grandson We would like to thank Dr. Steven of Peabody, her of more housing and help revenue, according to the MLK speech a 'rant' Andrew Yee, Nurse Practi- ease the transportation Massachusetts Taxpayers daughter, Linda Robinson tioner Cynthia Harrington woes in greater Boston. Foundation. ily criticized on social me- and her husband Andrew and the rest of the oncology BOSTON (AP) — Massa- More recently the Re- Despite the challenges, chusetts Gov. Charlie Bak- dia by people who praised and grandson Sebastian of team, as well as the many publican has pushed for Baker — now in his sec- er apologized Monday af- Pressley's comments. Andover, her siblings Gisele doctors and staff of other Strasnick of Lynn, Bertrand the adoption of a multi- ond term — remains pop- ter he used the word “rant” “It was thoughtful, per- exemplary departments at state proposal called the ular in his home state. to describe remarks from sonal, and anything but a “Bob” Champagne and his MGH for their dedication wife Francine of Quebec, U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley rant,” tweeted Massachu- to Claudette’s health and at an event honoring Mar- setts Attorney General Jocelyne Burns and her late well-being. husband Thomas of Lynn, Gas in Massachusetts tin Luther King Jr. Maura Healey, a Demo- Service Information: The Pressley, a Boston Dem- crat. “Language like that as well as nephews, nieces, funeral will be held on Fri- great-nephews, great-niec- down a penny per gallon ocrat, had delivered a is dismissive and perpet- day at 11:00 AM from the speech about inequality uates the very harm we es and cousins. SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, Claudette had varied po- BOSTON (AP) — Gas al demand, AAA reported. and the un nished ght seek to end.” 426 Broadway (Rte. 129), for civil rights at the 50th Pressley, who represents sitions throughout her ca- Lynn followed by a funeral prices in Massachusetts “The current rate of de- reer that included realtor, are down slightly, accord- mand is in line with this annual MLK Memorial the state's 7th Congres- Mass in St. Pius V Church, Breakfast in Boston. store manager, business ing to the latest price sur- time last January, a period sional District, has been Lynn at Noon. Burial will “I’m still an abolitionist, propelled onto the nation- owner, Osram Sylvania em- vey from AAA Northeast. that typically brings low- be in Pine Grove Ceme- because my people still al stage in part by her as- ployee and Electrologist. The organization report- er demand due to winter tery, Lynn. Relatives and are not free,” she told the sociation with three other ed Monday that prices for weather," said AAA spokes- Claudette was passionate friends are respectfully in- more than 1,000 audi- Democratic congresswom- a gallon of self-serve, reg- woman Mary Maguire. about spending time with vited. Visiting hours are on ence members, according en — Rep. Alexandria Oc- ular are averaging $2.53. The survey found that her family with a particular Thursday 2-4p PM & 6-8 to WBUR. “And I mean asio-Cortez of New York, That's one cent less than Massachusetts prices var- emphasis on doting on her PM. Directions and guest- that in every way, not only Ilhan Omar of Minnesota cherished grandsons, home book at www.solimine.com the national average of ied widely, from a low of because of the new Jim and Rashida Tlaib of Mich- improvement projects, trav- $2.54, but 12 cents higher $2.32 per gallon for regu- Crow and mass incarcera- igan — labeled the “squad." eling and a never ending than the average price in lar, to a high of $3.09. tion, but because we don’t In 2018, Pressley defeat- pursuit of knowledge. Massachusetts a year ago. AAA's survey found have economic justice.” ed longtime Democrat- Claudette had a unique Nationally, prices are eas- average prices slightly Baker, a Republican, ic congressman Michael ability to make you feel truly ing amid growing gasoline higher in Rhode Island at spoke immediately after Capuano, a 20-year veter- supplies and lower season- $2.56 per gallon. Pressley and jokingly told an of the House, to become the crowd that he would the rst black woman have to follow “that rant.” elected to Congress from McConnell proposes swift He quickly added that he Massachusetts. agreed with Pressley's The 45-year-old Press- comments about celebrat- ley previously served as ing diversity. former Secretary of State impeachment trial for president The governor apologized John Kerry's political di- for his word choice after rector when he was a U.S. the breakfast, according By Zeke Miller, stonewalling congressio- senator and became the Eric Tucker nal subpoenas for witness- to his spokeswoman, Liz- rst black woman elected and Lisa Mascaro es and testimony. “Sena- zy Guyton. to the Boston City Council ASSOCIATED PRESS tors must honor their own “The governor agreed in 2009. oaths by holding a fair with Congresswoman Other elected leaders at- WASHINGTON — Sen- trial with all relevant ev- Pressley’s remarks today tending Monday's Martin ate Majority Leader Mitch idence," they wrote. and believes her speech Luther King Jr. Day event McConnell on Monday The White House doc- was moving,” Guyton said. included Boston Mayor proposed a condensed, ument released Monday Many in the audience Marty Walsh and U.S. two-day calendar for each says the two articles of groaned after Baker's ‘rant’ Sen. Edward Markey, both side to give opening argu- impeachment brought comment, which was heav- Democrats. ments in President Don- against the president ald Trump's impeachment — abuse of power and New commuter trial, ground rules that obstruction of Congress are raising objections from — don't amount to im- Democrats on the eve of peachable offenses. It as- line exceeds the landmark proceedings. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS serts that the impeach- The Republican leader ment inquiry, centered 1 million passengers outlined the process in a Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, on Trump's request that four-page resolution that R-Ky., gestures while exiting the Senate cham- Ukraine's president open will be voted on as one of HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) the of ce said. bers on Capitol Hill in Washington. an investigation into Dem- — More than a million “Central and northern the rst orders of business ocratic rival Joe Biden, riders have traveled the Connecticut should have when senators convene was never about nding should swiftly and round- tentially tweets or other commuter line between had a commuter rail line Tuesday. It also pushes the truth. ly condemn," the lawyers social media, according to New Haven, Conn. and for decades — quite frank- off any votes on witnesses The impeachment case wrote. “The articles should a person familiar with the Spring eld, Mass. that ly it’s astounding that it until later in the process, matter but unauthorized accuses Trump of abus- be rejected and the presi- opened in June 2018. wasn’t until a year and a rather than up front, as dent should immediately to discuss it who spoke on ing power by withholding Connecticut Gov. Ned half ago that the region Democrats demanded. be acquitted.” condition of anonymity. military aid from Ukraine Lamont said last week nally got one, and these After the four days of The 110-page brief from Senators are poised for at the same time that he that the Hartford Line numbers show that people opening arguments — two the White House, plus only the third trial of its was seeking an investiga- days per side — senators the House Democratic re- kind in U.S. history, but tion into Biden, and of ob- has seen 1,075,559 pas- want more options to trav- will be allowed up to 16 sponse, come as the Sen- rst they must contend structing Congress by in- senger rides in the past 19 el by rail,” the Democratic hours for questions to the ate is considering 12-hour with a rules ght and structing administration months. The one-millionth governor said in a state- prosecution and defense, opening sessions for the whether to allow new wit- of cials not to appear for ride happened around the ment. followed by four hours rare trial taking place nesses. On the eve of the testimony or provide docu- busy Thanksgiving holi- Lamont has proposed ex- of debate. Only then will in an election year, with trial, the Senate Majority ments, defying congressio- day in late November, his panding the commuter line there be votes on calling some of the very senators Leader Mitch McConnell nal subpoenas. of ce said. as part of a ten-year trans- other witnesses. running to replace Trump had yet to reveal the pro- In a brief led earlier, Ridership on the line, portation plan he's submit- McConnell has been as president sitting as ju- posal. House Democrats called which also serves Con- ted to state lawmakers. angling for a speedy tri- rors. The GOP leader is ex- Trump's conduct the necticut's capital city of Among the proposed up- al toward acquittal of the The White House ling pected to propose a con- “worst nightmare" of the Hartford, has been grow- grades are adding a second charges against the presi- shifted the tone toward a densed schedule for open- framers of the Constitu- ing at a rate of 25 percent line of rail tracks to increase dent, and the closely held more legal response but ing arguments with two tion. year-over-year, Lamont's service frequency, adding rules package arrived still echoed with cam- 12-hour days for each side, “President Donald J. of ce said. real-time, digital travel in- Monday after Trump's paign-style slogans. It the person said. Demo- Trump used his of cial The line is also on track formation displays at its legal team asserted in a hinged on Trump’s as- crats warned that such a powers to pressure a for- to exceed 750,000 pas- train stations, and adding legal brief that he did “ab- sertion he did nothing plan would almost certain- eign government to inter- senger trips in its second new train stations in En- solutely nothing wrong," wrong and did not commit ly push the proceedings fere in a United States year, outpacing forecasts, eld and Windsor Locks. urging the Senate to swift- a crime — even though into hours when Ameri- election for his personal ly reject the “ imsy” and impeachment does not cans may not be watching. political gain,” the House rigged impeachment case depend on a material vio- The White House legal prosecutors wrote, “and Did you know? against him. then attempted to cover 781-593-7700 lation of law but rather on team said Monday it sup- Publishing Daily, except Sundays The brief from Trump's the more vague de nition ports whatever package up his scheme by obstruct- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 lawyers, led ahead of of “other high crimes and McConnell puts forward. ing Congress’s investiga- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA opening arguments, offers misdemeanors” as estab- In their own ling Mon- tion into his misconduct.” and additional of ces. the most detailed look at lished in the Constitution. day, House prosecutors But Trump's team con- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item the lines of defense they tended Monday that even Subscriptions With security tightening replied to Trump's not- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States intend to use against at the Capitol, the House guilty plea by making if Trump were to have $20.00 for 4 weeks Democratic efforts to con- prosecutors made their fresh demands for a fair abused his power in with- $65.00 for 13 weeks vict the president and oust way through crowds of trial in the Senate. holding the Ukraine mili- Home delivery $130.00 for 26 weeks him from of ce over his tourists in the Rotunda to “President Trump as- tary assistance, it would subscribers $260.00 for 1 year dealings with Ukraine. 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Spanish menu available TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynnfield police want a way to talk LYNNFIELD get rid of that.” From A1 Breen’s proposed bud- get also included sev- computers with Windows eral operating expense 10 operating systems for requests, among them the station at a cost of being a $7,800 contractu- $7,000 and two mobile al stipend obligation for computers with compati- crossing guards, $1,300 ble software for the cruis- increase in patrolman’s ers at a cost of $6,000. longevity stipends and in- “Our station computers creased education credits are old and running on for officers. Windows 7, which we lost “We now have several support on as of today, young officers reach the so we have to upgrade to 5-10 year levels in which Windows 10,” Breen said. they are now eligible for a The final item of the pro- stipend of $500-650,” said posal is a new cruiser ra- Breen. “Under the collec- dar system to replace the tive bargaining agreement, some officers who were not existing 10-year system at receiving the school credits a cost of $2,500. will now receive it, so this “They have much better is a more equitable way of technology today that re- distributing these.” leases less radar waves,” said Breen. “To be honest, Anne Marie Tobin can be we haven’t really been us- reached at atobin@item- ing it, so we would like to live.com. Forget Frogmore Cottage. Royals should try Cottage St.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO BROTHERTON first overseas trip was in From left, Deacon Anthony Walker of Zion Baptist Church and Lloyd Warren Jr. sing along with From A1 November 1985, when the crowd to celebrate the 34th annual MLK breakfast at the Knights of Columbus in Lynn. his mum Diana, may she yesterday with the rest in peace, and dad startling news that the brought him and older Annual breakfast speakers: He still leads us former Royal Highnesses brother William to Lynn. and baby Archie Mount- Charles and William still BREAKFAST African-Americans, still called King “probably the CMCC Secretary Darrell batten-Windsor are relo- have very fond memories exist. country’s most transfor- Murkison. cating here in Lynn. of that whirlwind tour, es- From A1 pecially a trip to Building King, she said, insisted mative national leader.” Other breakfast partic- “They’ve put down a de- posit on an apartment in 19 7/8 on the Lynnway, Martin Luther King Jr. America’s survival as a de- He invited the breakfast ipants Monday included an Oxford Street highrise where they found smash- Day celebration at the mocracy rested on people audience to attend Tues- Mayor Thomas M. McGee, that’s currently under ing banlon shirts, double Knights of Columbus, at- of different races relying day’s budget forum at 6 author Vick Breedy, poet construction,” said Uncle knit slacks and polyester tended by approximately on one another. p.m. in the Classical High Big Brotha Sadi, spoken Nigel from across the knickers.” 150 people. “We know a lot about School library. word artist Gladys Tere- pond. “They were upset Longtime Item readers “He was a man befitting MLK but we have further Monday’s breakfast coin- sa, musicians Sway Casey, that a beautiful commu- might recall this news- his last name,” Colbert cause to celebrate him. cided with CMCC’s prepa- Brien Fowler, Qwill and nity garden was leveled paper’s coverage of that said, noting how the histo- He began not a circle but rations to celebrate its Oshmagosh, Choppa Tha to make room for the royal visit. About that ry of prejudice King chal- an entire realm of influ- half century serving Lynn Beatboxa, singer Limit- highrise, but they agreed trip to Building 19 7/8, lenged included discrim- ence. He taught there is residents with a May com- less and Purpose, a local they are getting a lot of the long-gone “good stuff ination in 1919 against no stopping point short of munity service recognition singing trio. bang for their buck. Its cheap” discount store, African-American veter- victory,” said Colbert. tentatively scheduled for Lynn resident Clem- convenient location to the Charles was quoted in ans who fought in World Spoken word artist Mi- May 23. mie Purter attended the commuter rail train and an Item story as saying War I. chelle La Poetica emceed “Part of CMCC’s mission breakfast to remind her- other public transporta- “Bloody hell. Will you look Frequently quoting Af- the breakfast, rousing is to carry on Dr. King’s self of what she said is tion sealed the deal; they at this record department. rican-American writers, her audience to applause legacy to be a portal for in- King’s elemental message: can hop on the bus and They must have every Colbert said American with prose delving into formation on equal oppor- “Don’t let a day go by with- get to Walmart or Boston album that Kool & the inequities of more than a tunity for education and patriotism’s meaning and out helping someone.” promptly. And it’s walking Gang ever recorded. This half century ago, including American perspectives on housing. Fifty years is sig- distance to High Rock place is the bee’s knees,” Thor Jourgensen can be disproportionate incarcer- immigration. nificant and we will recog- Tower Park, where baby while he filled up a wobbly ation and health insur- Lynn School Superinten- nize the people who have reached at tjourgensen@ Archie can go sledding.” shopping cart with vinyl, ance quality endured by dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler contributed to that,” said itemlive.com. Uncle Nigel added that digestive biscuits, and the robust job market in Ralph Lauren Polo gear. Lynn and surrounding Diana and the boys were communities appealed gobsmacked by “scrummy” to the couple, who have Whoppers and chips at vowed to become finan- Burger King on Boston cially independent. Harry Street while Charles has confided to friends he bowled a 108 string at might enjoy working in King’s Lynn Lanes and the kitchen at Prince Piz- sipped Crown Royal at zeria on Route 1 or tack- Victoria Station in Salem. ling bouncer’s duties at The Edison Hotel in the Esquire Lounge. He downtown Lynn messed looks forward to joining up their reservation, but the North Shore Rugby the family was fortunate Football Club and down- to find accommodations at ing a Guinness or three at Fern’s Motel on Route 1, the Brandy Barrel Pub. where they retired for a night in a deluxe queen- Meghan would like to bed suite. “It was a noisy work part time at Lord place, people were always & Taylor or the North of coming and going, and we Boston Library Exchange thought it odd that we (NOBLE) and continue were charged by the hour her “good work” helping instead of by the night,” women in shelters and Charles told an Item poor neighborhoods. reporter at the time. “That’s ridiculous,” I Uncle Nigel suddenly told my uncle. “Have you said he had to go. “Prince been drinking?” Philip is whining that “My dear William, trust there is no toilet paper in your old unk. I overheard his private Buckingham the Duke of Earl and Palace loo. Please give my Vassal Ian talking about best to your sisters and it last night. This mov- your lovely wife. Cheerio ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ing-to-Canada nonsense nephew.” was created to throw the From left, Estefany Barrios Robles, 19, Rosely Maria, 7, and Emmanuel Hernandez, 9, make book- loathsome British tab- Bill Brotherton can be marks for the Lynn Public Library during the MLK Day of Service at Lynn Tech on Monday. loids off the scent. And, reached at bbrotherton@ remember, young Harry’s itemlive.com. ‘Little things matter and can change someone’s life’ LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN SERVICE should be giving back to collecting food items for was a community collabo- the community.” a local food pantry, pack- ration among United Way • Social Security Disability From A1 • Workers Compensation Sean Cicero, who man- ing toiletry bags for the of Massachusetts Bay and • Accidents it’s good to make others ages North Shore Amer- Lynn Plummer House and Merrimack Valley, Lynn 25 years located across feel good about them- iCorps for United Way the Lynn Shelter, serving Community Association, Home delivery from Lynn District Court selves,” said Romero. “Do- and was one of the event’s meals at My Brother’s Ta- LYSOA Inc., Lynn Public 15 Johnson St. ing cards or something organizers, said the day ble and volunteering at lo- Schools, Eastern Bank, the subscribers 781-596-0100 small can make a big im- of service has become a cal senior centers. Food Project, La Vida Schol- Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN pact. The little things mat- long-standing tradition in Sydney Boswell, a third ars, Girls Inc., Grace UMC, to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL ter and can change some- the community. The day’s grader at KIPP Academy Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Devel- www.jamescarriganlaw.com one’s life.” turnout has grown every Lynn, spent the morning [email protected] Leo Aquino, a senior at year, she added. painting an individual opment, Raw Art Works, Lynn Classical, said the “It’s important to keep poster, which was later Year Up, Beyond Walls and volunteers were aiming that going and keep this as added to a larger MLK-in- the Zion Baptist Church. to make 800 Valentine’s a day on of service, rather spired mural that was Brief remarks were de- cards. He said he saw the than a day off,” said Cice- sprawled out on the gym- livered by Mayor Thomas Need to find day off from school as an ro. “To see the people come nasium floor at Lynn Tech. M. McGee, Superinten- dent Dr. Patrick Tutwil- opportunity to do some- out and celebrate Martin “I’m making fire because er, a representative from an article? thing to give back, rather Luther King (Jr.) and his I think that’s very import- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton’s than stay home. legacy is truly inspiring.” ant to the people who are (D-Mass.) office and Lynn “There’s a lot of things The day’s other service trying to fight for justice Tech Principal Carissa we can do together and activities included writing so they can vote,” said Bo- Karakaedos. Subscribe to contribute,” said Aquino, letters to deployed soldiers, swell, 8. “If we didn’t have 17. “Being a part of some- creating bookmarks for the (Martin Luther King Jr.) Gayla Cawley can be e-edition on thing big or small is im- Lynn Public Library, paint- some people wouldn’t be reached at gcawley@item- portant. If you’re able to ing a MLK-inspired mural, able to vote.” live.com. Follow her on give back, you definitely creating fleece blankets, The MLK Day of Service Twitter @GaylaCawley. A4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 OPINION JEREMY D. BAILEY HOW TO REACH US Caucuses, primaries and E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer 110 Munroe St. Edward M. Grant the nominating process E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ P.O. Box 5 Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Lynn, MA 01903 Monica Connell Healey The 2020 presidential D. 13th Amendment A. Alabama W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Customer Service Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton election contest gets seri- B. Connecticut Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan ous on Feb. 3 when Iowa 4. Iowa caucus-goers C. Indiana Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman holds its first-in-the-na- will be the first to ex- D. New Mexico Connecting tion caucuses. This will press their preferences All Departments: for their party’s presi- 781-593-7700 PUBLISHERS be followed by a series 9. The current nomi- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 of primaries and caucus- dential nominee in 2020. nating system originated Ext. 2 es in other states, which Voters from which state in: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 continue through June or states will be the last? A. 1787, with the Con- classi [email protected] Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 16 and end with the par- A. New Mexico stitution Subscriptions Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ty conventions during B. South Dakota B. 1832, with Andrew Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 [email protected] the summer, when each C. Montana Jackson’s re-election Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Circulation Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 party’s candidates for D. All of the above C. 1971, with the Mc- [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 president and vice pres- Govern-Fraser Commis- Ext. 3 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ident formally will be 5. While Iowa will be the sion nominated. first state to hold voter D. 1936, after FDR’s Newsroom John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] The quiz below, from caucuses, which state will re-election [email protected] the Ashbrook Center at hold the first primary? Ext. 4 Ashland University, pro- A. Arkansas 10. In the 1980s Dem- vides an opportunity for B. California Sports ocrats added a certain [email protected] you to test your knowl- C. New Hampshire group of people to the edge of the presidential D. North Carolina process to ensure that Ext. 5 nominating process. party leaders main- Retail and Online 6. What is the name Advertising tained some control over [email protected] 1. In 2019, several given to the day when the nomination process. EDITORIAL states changed their nom- the greatest number of This part of the Demo- ADVERTISING inating process from cau- caucuses and primaries cratic nomination pro- Ernie Carpenter Jr. cus to primary. Which of take place? Director of Advertising cess was controversial in and Business Development, ext. 1355 the following states did A. Shrove Tuesday 2008 and 2016 and was [email protected] A murky milestone not make this change? B. Super Tuesday changed in time for 2020. Ralph Mitchell A. Colorado C. Fat Tuesday What were the people in Sales Representative, ext. 1313 B. Nevada D. Super Saturday this group called? [email protected] C. Utah for the ERA A. Electors Eric Rondeau D. Washington 7. In several states, all B. Superdelegates Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Editorial from the Minneapolis Star Tribune candidates — regardless C. Judges [email protected] 2. In which Article of of political party affilia- D. Party whips Patricia Whalen Last week, Virginia’s legislature approved, and its the U.S. Constitution are tion — run on one ballot Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] governor is expected to sign, a resolution to ratify the rules for selecting in one primary for the Answers: 1-B, 2-D, 3-C, the Equal Rights Amendment, which proposes that presidential nominees state’s nomination. Which 4-D, 5-C, 6-B, 7-D, 8-A, BUSINESS OFFICE “equality of rights under the law shall not be denied laid out? of the following terms is 9-C, 10-B Susan J. Conti or abridged by the United States or by any state on A. Article II not used to describe this Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] account of sex.” That would make the commonwealth B. Article III type of primary? Jeremy D. Bailey is a the 38th state to assent, meeting the three-­fourths C. Article IV A. Jungle primary member of the Ashbrook Ted Grant D. None of the above. B. Blanket primary Center faculty and is a Publisher, ext. 1234 threshold for an amendment to become part of the [email protected] U.S. Constitution. There is no mention of C. Non-partisan prima- professor of political sci- this in the Constitution. ry ence at the University of Marian Kinney In this case, however, it’s not that simple. When ext. 1212 Congress sent the ERA to the states in 1972, it in- D. Open primary Houston. He is the author [email protected] 3. Which Constitution- of several books on the cluded a seven-year deadline, subsequently modi- Will Kraft fied to 10 years. The amendment was ratified by 35 al Amendment provided 8. All of the following American presidency and Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 states during that time, falling short. Whether Con- for separate ballots for states except one allows editor of the newly pub- [email protected] president and vice pres- 17-year-olds to vote in lished Ashbrook Center gress can modify the deadline again retroactively, or Paula Villacreses rescind it, or whether the limit was legitimate in the ident? primary elections (as- compendium “American A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 first place given its placement in the introduction A. 10th Amendment suming they will be 18 Presidency: Core Docu- [email protected] of the amendment instead of the text, are questions B. 11th Amendment by the date of the general ments.” He wrote this for Mike Shanahan amendment supporters intend to press. The issue is C. 12th Amendment election). Which one? InsideSources.com. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] further complicated by five states’ ostensibly having Carolina Trujillo rescinded their ratifications. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 So, Americans can celebrate a milestone in gen- [email protected] der equality while lamenting the legal morass that Jim Wilson will follow. Lynn’s generous spirit Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 The Constitution does not require a time limit [email protected] on proposed amendments, nor does it prohibit one. CIRCULATION I am writing to thank packed with fun toys, ence. Though drop-off Eight other ratified amendments have included one Lisa Mahmoud (four in the text, four in the intro). On the other hand, Lynn residents for school supplies and locations serving Lynn Manager, ext. 1239 what is now the 27th Amendment, declaring that no sharing the true mean- hygiene items, Lynn are closed until Nov. 16- [email protected] ing of Christmas with volunteers brought change in pay for senators and representatives can 23, 2020, information CUSTOMER SERVICE take effect until after an election, was conceived in children in need this joy to children in need about year-round volun- La’ Mosha Ball 1779 as part of the Bill of Rights but not ratified un- past holiday season. around the world. Each teer opportunities can Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] til 1992, nearly 203 years later. The Supreme Court, Because of the gen- gift-filled shoebox is also be found at samar- faced with a dispute over ratification procedures in erosity of donors in a tangible expression itanspurse.org/occ or by GRAPHICS 1939, deferred to Congress. Lynn and across the of God’s love, and it is calling 518-437-0690. Trevor Andreozzi Typically, when an amendment reaches the thresh- United States, Opera- often the first gift these Designer Thank you again to [email protected] old, the following process occurs: tion Christmas Child, children have ever everyone who partic- — The Office of the Federal Register verifies that it Frederick Higgins a project of Samari- received. Thanks to the ipated in this global Designer has received the required number of authenticated tan’s Purse, collected generosity of donors, project — many who [email protected] ratification documents. more than 8.9 million Operation Christmas do so year after year. Mark Sutherland — The Archivist of the United States certifies that shoebox gifts in 2019. Child has collected and These simple gifts, Creative Director the text has become part of the Constitution. [email protected] Combined with those delivered more than packed with love, send This month, the Justice Department’s Office of Le- collected from partner- 178 million gift-filled NEWSROOM gal Counsel — acting on the request of the National a message to children ing countries in 2019, shoeboxes to children worldwide that they are Mike Alongi Archives and Records Administration, which is led Sports Reporter ext. 1228 the ministry is now in more than 160 coun- loved and not forgotten. by the archivist, who had been sued by three states sending 10,569,405 tries and territories [email protected] seeking to halt the ERA process — concluded that shoebox gifts to chil- since 1993. Dana Williams, Bill Brotherton since the 1982 deadline has passed, the amendment Features Editor ext. 1338 dren worldwide. It’s not too late for Operation Christmas is, well, dead. [email protected] Through shoe boxes people to make a differ- Child Arguments for and against the ERA are much the Elyse Carmosino same as they always have been, though times have Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] evolved. Supporters acknowledge progress in gen- der equality — in large measure due to legislation Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 and to rulings under the Equal Protection Clause [email protected] of the 14th Amendment on civil rights — but be- Cheryl Charles lieve the amendment can bring clarity on lingering News Editor, ext. 1278 disparities while resolving a fundamental omission [email protected] in the Constitution. Opponents fear that the gener- Olivia Falcigno ality of the text will allow undesirable applications. Photographer, ext.1224 Still others support the goals but believe the pro- [email protected] cess must begin anew. Spenser Hasak Twenty-five states have adopted language like that Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] of the ERA. In Minnesota, a move to put such a ques- Thor Jourgensen tion on the 2020 ballot was approved in the House in Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 2019 but has yet to advance in the Senate. [email protected] Such action would help, but when rights that ought Daniel Kane not vary from state to state are in question, feder- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 al solutions are best. Given the current climate in [email protected] Washington, however, a new amendment is unlikely Steve Krause in the foreseeable future. Taking the status of ratifi- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 cation to the courts, murky as it is, may be the clear- [email protected] est path to further progress. Harold Rivera Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin CORRECTION Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] Due to incorrect information provided to The Item, the Ryan York wrong age was reported for the driver who sustained se- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 rious injuries in a Saturday night car crash in Swamp- [email protected] scott. The driver's correct age is 17 years old and his TECHNOLOGY condition is still listed as critical. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Hawaii man suspected of killing two officers Martin Luther King Jr. Day: described as unhinged Faith, politics mix on holiday By Caleb Jones, along with two other Jennifer Kelleher women who have not been By Jeff Amy where Dr. King stood.” and Marco Garcia identified, police said. ASSOCIATED PRESS Of King, Warnock said that “too many people ASSOCIATED PRESS “Maybe that’s what set ATLANTA — Monday's him off if she went there like to remember him and HONOLULU — A Ha- Martin Luther King Jr. dismember him at the and served him" with the holiday found leaders still waii handyman who is eviction, Burge said. same time” calling Geor- presumed dead inside a wrestling over his con- gia “ground zero for voter Burge said he never ex- tested legacy against the home that burned after he pected Hanel to act out suppression” and citing stabbed his landlord and backdrop of a presidential the failure of the state's violently. “This is just kind election year. fatally ambushed two po- of blowing my mind," he Republican leadership to lice officers had a history Republicans told a fully expand the Medicaid said. “I have never known sometimes cool crowd at of run-ins with police, au- him to violent, he did have health insurance program. Ebenezer Baptist Church in thorities said, and his law- some mental health issues. Others agreed with him, Atlanta that they were hon- yer said the man thought He thought the govern- with keynote speaker Rev. oring King's civil rights leg- the government was spy- ment was watching him Howard-John Wesley of acy of service and political ing on him. all the time and tapping PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Alexandria, Va., telling at- Jarovlav “Jerry” Hanel empowerment. But Dem- tendees that “we have lost his phone, stuff like that.” Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., speaks during the faced eviction because Several years ago, a ocrats found more favor by the radicality” of King's the landlord wanted to highlighting the ways they Martin Luther King Jr. annual commemorative vision, talking about how neighbor accused Hanel service at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. move into the home where of shoving him. Hanel was said the current political King attacked the Viet- he had stayed for free in acquitted of assault after and social order calls for nam War and the unequal return for maintenance a trial, Burge said. “But more radical action in line Gov. Brian Kemp, said her which King and his father American economy at the work, said the lawyer, Jon- other than that, I had no with King's principles. upbringing on an Illinois once led. Warnock, with- end of his career. athan Burge. idea about any violent Monday's speeches at farm was touched by King. out mentioning Loeffler by Loeffler made no men- Authorities said Sun- stuff at all,” Burge said. King's onetime church “Dr. King’s call to service, name, said that honoring tion of Trump or the Sen- day that Hanel stabbed “He’s kind of a quirky guy were just one slice of the to sacrifice, to put others King means more than ate impeachment trial, but Lois Cain, the landlord and had problems with political struggle in Geor- first, it shaped our home just voicing “lip service” Democratic U.S. Rep Hank who had filed court docu- the neighbors.” gia, where Democrats be- and inspired us to ask what on one weekend a year. Johnson did, drawing ap- ments last week to evict Police responding Sun- lieve they can make further Dr. King asked the world. “Everyone wants to be plause when he mentioned him. After the stabbing, day morning to a call for inroads in the Republican ‘What are you doing for oth- seen standing where Dr. impeachment and saying two Honolulu police offi- help at the location found controlled state, aided by ers?'” Loeffler said. King stood. That’s fine, American democracy is “in cers were fatally shot and Cain stabbed in the leg. diverse in-migration and a One of Loeffler's poten- you’re welcome,” Warnock grave danger.” the home and neighboring Then Hanel opened fire, suburban backlash against tial Democratic opponents said. “But if today you would “Our communities are structures later burst into killing Officers Tiffany President Donald Trump. in a November special stand in this holy place, once again finding them- flames. Enriquez and Kaulike Republican U.S. Sen. Kel- election is the Rev. Ra- where Dr. King stood, make selves on the front lines of Hanel is presumed dead Kalama, Honolulu Police ly Loeffler, appointed ear- phael Warnock, the cur- sure, that come tomorrow, fighting to protect our very inside the destroyed home, Chief Susan Ballard said. lier this month by Georgia rent pastor at Ebenezer, we’ll find you standing republic," Johnson said. AP FACT CHECK Distortions in President Trump’s legal defense

By Calvin Woodward House Democrats were Crimes and Misdemean- and Hope Yen determined from the out- ors” — are a catch-all de- ASSOCIATED PRESS set to find some way — signed to redress any con- any way — to corrupt the sequential abuse of power WASHINGTON — Pres- extraordinary power of so long as that abuse hurts ident Donald Trump’s impeachment for use as a the country at large. defense against impeach- political tool to overturn Months after the 1787 ment charges, as laid out the result of the 2016 elec- Constitutional Convention in his legal argument re- tion and to interfere in the in Philadelphia, Alexan- leased Monday, has dis- 2020 election.” der Hamilton explained in tortions at its core. THE FACTS: This is an the Federalist Papers that Trump through his law- odd reading of constitu- a commonly understood yers assails Democrats tional history. Removing crime need not be the basis for trying to upend the re- a duly elected president of impeachment. Offenses sults of an election, which is exactly the goal of the meriting that step “are of is precisely the point of Constitution’s impeach- a nature which may with impeachment in the Con- ment clause, not a perver- peculiar propriety be de- stitution. The case as- sion of it. nominated POLITICAL, serts Trump committed The Constitution gives as they relate chiefly to in- no crime, a benchmark the House the sole power juries done immediately to for impeachment that the to impeach a president, the society itself.” Constitution’s authors which the House has done, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS To be sure, the commis- avoided adopting in a and the Senate the re- President Donald Trump arrives to speak at the American Farm Bureau sion of an actual crime can well-documented debate. strengthen the hand of sponsibility of convicting Federation Annual Convention on Sunday in Austin, Texas. A look at some state- or acquitting that pres- those seeking to remove a ments by Trump and his ident, which the Senate president, and the articles legal team as opening ar- trial will do. Bolton, Trump’s former na- tion of the Impeachment peachment does not re- of impeachment against guments approach in the TRUMP, on Democrats tional security adviser, re- Clause by Congress sup- quire a crime to have been Trump do not accuse him Senate impeachment trial: who want witnesses to fused to testify. Democrats ports the conclusion that committed. of a crime. testify: “They didn’t want wanted him to. But they an impeachable offense The Constitution’s fram- Even so, the Government TRUMP’s legal brief: John Bolton and others in chose not to pursue a sub- requires especially egre- ers had a vigorous and Accountability Office, a “Anyone having the most the House. They were in poena and risk an extended gious conduct that threat- well-documented debate nonpartisan investigative basic respect for the sov- too much of a rush. Now struggle in court. Bolton ens the constitutional or- over just that point. arm of Congress, concluded ereign will of the Ameri- they want them all in has signaled his willing- der and, specifically, that Constitutional scholars last week that the Trump can people would shudder the Senate. Not supposed ness to testify at the Senate it requires a violation of say the grounds for im- administration broke the at the enormity of cast- to be that way!” — tweet trial if he’s subpoenaed. established law.” peachment and removal law by freezing military ing a vote to impeach a Monday. TRUMP’s legal brief: THE FACTS: Egregious from office — “Treason, aid to Ukraine that Con- duly elected President. ... THE FACTS: That’s false. “The practical applica- conduct, yes. But im- Bribery, or other high gress had approved. Pro-gun rally by thousands #MeToo prosecutors deploy in Virginia ends peacefully experts early to thwart defense By Maryclaire Dale RALLY ASSOCIATED PRESS From A1 When his trial opens in “The government doesn’t the coming days, Harvey run us, we run the govern- Weinstein’s defense team is ment,” said Kem Regik, a expected to go on the offen- 20-year-old private security sive against the women who officer from northern Virgin- have accused him of rape ia who brought a white flag and sexual assault, in part with a picture of a rifle cap- by questioning if they acted tioned, “Come and take it.” like victims afterward. Northam was a particu- New York City prosecu- lar focus of the protesters’ tors intend to counter with wrath. One poster showed a strategy that’s taken his face superimposed on hold since the 2018 retri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Adolf Hitler’s body. al of comedian Bill Cosby: The governor said in a calling a sex crimes expert Harvey Weinstein leaves a Manhattan court- statement he was “thank- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as a witness to dispel as- house after a second day of jury selection for ful” the day passed peace- A man walks in the crowd during a pro-gun sumptions about how rape his trial on rape and sexual assault charges, fully and that “he will con- rally on Monday in Richmond. and sexual assault victims Thursday in New York. tinue to listen to the voices” behave after an attack. of Virginians while doing sual relationships with idence at Cosby’s trial laws will make communi- an on-air shooting in 2015. In fact, Weinstein’s pros- everything in his power “to the two women at the that he had remained ties safer and help prevent Some of the protesters ecutors are using the very keep our commonwealth same expert, Dr. Barbara center of the case. in contact with some of safe.” mass shootings like the one waved flags with messag- Ziv. She was the first pros- One of the women, who his victims. Ziv testified “The issues before us last year in Virginia Beach, es of support for President where a dozen people were Donald Trump. Trump, in ecution witness at Cosby’s accuses Weinstein of rap- that victims frequently evoke strong emotions, and ing her in a Manhattan ho- avoid or delay reporting progress is often difficult,” killed in a municipal build- turn, tweeted support for retrial and is expected to tel room in 2013, sent him assaults to police, often Northam said. ing. their goals. testify early in Weinstein’s Democratic lawmakers “I was prepared to see a “The Democrat Party in trial this month. warm emails in the months keep in contact with the said the rally wouldn’t im- whole lot more people show the Great Commonwealth Ziv, a forensic psychi- after the alleged assault. perpetrator, remember pact their plans to pass up than actually did and I of Virginia are working atrist who has spent de- “Miss you big guy," said more details over time gun-control measures, in- think it’s an indication that hard to take away your cades working with sex one note. and differ in their emo- cluding universal back- a lot of this rhetoric is blus- 2nd Amendment rights,” offenders and victims, is "There is no one else I tional responses. ground checks and a ter, quite frankly,” said Del. he tweeted. “This is just the likely to be an import- would enjoy catching up Cosby’s jury ultimately one-handgun-purchase-a- Chris Hurst, a gun-control beginning. Don’t let it hap- ant potential bulwark with that understands me returned a guilty verdict month limit. Democrats say advocate whose TV journal- pen, VOTE REPUBLICAN against Weinstein’s de- quite like you," said another. in the first big celebrity tightening Virginia’s gun ist girlfriend was killed in in 2020! fense that he had consen- There was similar ev- trial of the #MeToo era. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- property damage on Brook Extradition hearing begins for larly arrests, reflect police records. Drive Sunday at 10:26 a.m. In the event of a perceived inac- curacy, it is the sole responsibility Alarms top Huawei exec in Canada of the concerned party to contact A report of an accidental/ the relevant police department and defective alarm at a Stone- By Jim Morris Meng was detained in have the department issue a no- way residence Sunday at and Rob Gillies December 2018 in Vancou- tice of correction to the Daily Item. 5:57 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS ver as she was changing flights — on the same day Corrections or clarifications will not A report of an accidental/ VANCOUVER, Brit- that Trump and Chinese be made without express notice of defective alarm at Sunrise ish Columbia — The first Assisted Living on Salem President Xi Jinping met change from the arresting police stage of an extradition for trade talks. Street Sunday at 5:34 p.m. hearing for a senior execu- department. The alarm had been set off by Prosecutors have tive of Chinese tech giant stressed that Meng’s case workmen. Huawei started in a Van- LYNN A report of an accidental/ is separate from the wider couver courtroom Monday, China-U.S. trade dispute, defective alarm at a Rams- a case that has infuriat- Arrests dell Way residence Sunday but Trump undercut that ed Beijing, caused a dip- message weeks after her at 2:56 p.m. Officers deter- Oliver Gomez-Monson, 19, lomatic uproar between arrest when he said he mined all appears secure. of 9 George St., was arrested China and Canada and would consider interven- and charged with possession A report of an accidental/ complicated high-stakes ing in the case if it would of liquor by a person under defective alarm at the Huck- trade talks between China help forge a trade deal 21, unlicensed operation of a leberry Hill School on Knoll and the United States. with Beijing. Road Sunday at 1:16 p.m. Canada’s arrest of chief motor vehicle, no inspection/ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS China and the U.S. sticker, OUI liquor and alcohol financial officer Meng Wan- reached a “Phase 1” trade from an open container at Complaints zhou, the daughter of Hua- Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Hua- agreement last week, but wei’s founder, in late 2018 wei, leaves her home in Vancouver. 2:49 a.m. Monday. A caller reported a mo- most analysts say any Mao Meas, 41, of 68 Sher- at America’s request en- meaningful resolution of tor vehicle had slid out of a raged Beijing to the point it idan St., was arrested and driveway onto Walnut Street United States and Canada ings in Iran. the main U.S. allegation — charged with assault and bat- detained two Canadians in of violating Meng’s rights Meng, who is free on bail that Beijing uses predatory at Thomas Road Sunday at apparent retaliation. tery with a restraining order in and called for her release. and living in one of the tactics in its drive to sup- 7:08 p.m. The owner was Huawei represents Chi- effect at 12 a.m. Monday. “It is completely a se- two Vancouver mansions plant America’s technolog- contacted. na’s progress in becom- Andy Vizcarrondo, 37, rious political incident,” she owns, sat next to her ical supremacy — could re- ing a technological power homeless, was arrested and said a ministry spokes- lawyers wearing a black quire years of contentious Larceny and has been a subject charged with destruction of man, Geng Shuang. He dress with white polka talks. Trump had raised property, nighttime breaking of U.S. security concerns the possibility of using A report of a larceny at The urged Canada to “correct dots. She earlier waved at and entering for a felony and for years. Beijing views Huawei’s fate as a bargain- Apple Store on Market Street mistakes with concrete reporters as she arrived at on a warrant at 7:26 p.m. Meng’s case as an attempt ing chip in the trade talks, Sunday at 4:02 p.m. actions, release Ms. Meng court. Sunday. to contain China’s rise. but the deal announced Wanzhou and let her re- Meng denies the U.S. alle- Medical Aid “Our government has Wednesday didn’t mention Accidents been clear. We are a rule of turn safely as soon as pos- gations. Her defense team the company. A caller reported a person law country and we hon- sible.” says comments by Presi- Huawei is the biggest A report of a motor vehicle in need of medical attention or our extradition treaty Washington accuses dent Donald Trump sug- global supplier of network crash at 3:07 p.m. Sunday at at the Animal Clinic of Lynn- commitments,” Canadian Huawei of using a Hong gest the case against her is gear for cellphone and in- Chestnut and Lewis streets; field on Bay State Road Sun- Deputy Prime Minister Kong shell company to politically motivated. ternet companies. Wash- at 3:40 p.m. Sunday at Sa- day at 1:13 p.m. The patient Chrystia Freeland said at sell equipment to Iran in “We trust in Canada’s ington is pressuring other lem Laundry at 100 Essex refused to be assisted. a Cabinet retreat in Man- violation of U.S. sanctions. judicial system, which will countries to limit use of its St.; at 7:40 p.m. Sunday at A caller reported a Yorkshire itoba. “It is what we need It says Meng, 47, commit- prove Ms. Meng’s inno- technology, warning they Waitt and Western avenues; to do and what we will do.” ted fraud by misleading cence,” Huawei said in a could be opening them- at 10:57 a.m. Monday at 195 Drive resident was in need of medical aid Sunday at 9:56 China’s foreign ministry the HSBC bank about the statement as the proceed- selves up to surveillance Union St. on Monday accused the company’s business deal- ings began. and theft. A report of a motor vehicle a.m. The person was trans- crash with personal injury at ported to Melrose-Wakefield 4:28 p.m. Sunday at 457 Hospital. Boston St. Police: Driver rammed into car, A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD hit and run crash at 6:06 p.m. Sunday at 69 Essex St. Complaints killing three teens in California Breaking and Entering A report of a person ques- tioning the town at 9:04 a.m. TEMESCAL VALLEY, A report of a motor vehicle Sunday on Batchelder Road. A Calif. (AP) — A Southern breaking and entering at 8:06 caller reported he was calling California driver inten- p.m. Sunday on Joyce Street. “you people” because it was tionally rammed a Toyo- the weekend and town offices ta Prius with six teenage Complaints weren’t open. He was report- boys inside, killing three edly wondering why the roads A report of a gunshot at and injuring three others were not plowed. The caller before fleeing, authorities 7:54 p.m. Sunday at 160 was reportedly curious about Neptune Blvd. said Monday. why he was not getting town The Prius went off the Overdose services when he pays taxes. road and slammed into a Police reported the DPW was tree at around 10:30 p.m. A report of an overdose at treating the road surfaces. Sunday in Temescal Val- 4:17 p.m. Sunday on Park A report of a snow com- ley in Riverside County, Street; at 6:05 p.m. Sunday plaint at 10:18 a.m. Sunday southeast of Los Angeles. on Fayette Street. on Bayview Road. A caller Anurag Chandra, 42, wanted to know why his road of Corona was arrested a LYNNFIELD was not plowed. Police told short time later in a neigh- the caller the Highway De- borhood near the crash Accident partment was not out plow- site, according to the Cali- ing the roads, but crews were fornia Highway Patrol. A report of an accident with treating the roads. “It was an intentional act,” CHP Lt. David Yok- ley said at a news confer- ence, although he did not disclose a motive. “Our investigation led us to Police identify suspect PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS believe Mr. Chandra in- in nightclub shooting tentionally rammed the An officer with the California Highway Patrol’s (CHP) Multidisciplinary Prius, causing the driver Accident Investigation Team (MAIT) investigates the scene of a deadly to lose control.” crash in the Temescal Valley, south of Corona, Calif., Monday. that left 1 dead, 15 hurt “The investigation has now changed from a hit- mediately released. A witness followed the Press-Enterprise. By Luke Nozicka intense scene of people run collision to homicide,” The other victims had other car and notified Chandra was booked on and Cortlynn Stark running away and fleeing he said. THE KANSAS CITY STAR in vehicles, according to Firefighters freed some moderate injuries, author- police. Officers found an suspicion of murder with police. teens trapped in the car. ities said. Infiniti with front-end malice and assault with a KANSAS CITY, Mo. Kansas City police It wasn’t immediately damage parked in a neigh- deadly weapon. It wasn’t — Kansas City police One boy died at the scene called in help from across clear whether any of the borhood near the crash immediately clear wheth- responded to a drive-by and two others were pro- the metropolitan area. teens were wearing seat site, Officer Juan Quin- shooting outside a Kansas nounced dead at hospitals. er he had an attorney who Smith said that about 50 Their names were not im- belts, authorities said. tero told the Riverside could speak on his behalf. City nightclub just about officers responded. While a week before a gunman detectives investigated, shot into a line of people officers from other agen- there Sunday, killing a cies helped field Kansas Fatal fires break out in NYC boroughs, woman and wounding at City police’s regular calls least 15 others before he for service. was slain. Police then began re- foul play suspected in two blazes During a news confer- ceiving reports of more ence Monday, Police Chief and more victims arriving By Rocco body. Litman was the Rick Smith said the night- at area hospitals. It re- Parascandola wealthy founder of a char- club was discussed at a mained unclear Monday NEW YORK DAILY NEWS ity that gives toys to im- police meeting last week if the 15 people all were poverished children. because officers respond- struck by gunfire. Three of NEW YORK — Three fa- The deadly stretch be- ed to 9ine Ultra Lounge’s the victims were critically tal fires broke out around gan at 2:45 a.m., when a parking lot for a recent injured. the city during a 30-min- fire broke out in an apart- shooting. The suspected shooter ute span early Monday ment building on Casals Officers were also called was killed by a securi- — and police believe two Place in Co-Op City in the to check on the bar on No- ty guard working on the of the victims may have Bronx. land Road on Sunday less property, said Capt. Da- died of foul play before An 85-year-old man than a minute before the vid Jackson, a Kansas the blazes were set, police found unconscious in his suspected shooter, Jahron City Police Department sources said. apartment was rushed by Swift, 29, fatally shot spokesman. The guard In Queens, a man’s EMTs to Jacobi Medical 25-year-old Raeven Parks was not an off-duty officer, burned body was found Center but could not be at 11:27 p.m., Smith said. Smith said. face down with his hands saved. “We had just been there,” “It appears that he saved tied behind his back after It appears, the police he said. lives,” he said. firefighters put out a blaze PHOTO | TNS source said, that the vic- The victim and suspect At the scene of the shoot- in a home under construc- tim was sitting in his were both from Kansas ing, Jackson County Pros- tion. That fire erupted on Firefighters responding to a fire at 248 Adelphi electric-powered recliner City, police said. ecutor Jean Peters Baker 217th St. near 104th Ave. St. in Brooklyn early Monday morning found a when the fabric caught There was a disturbance said it was too soon for in Queens Village about man dead in the hallway with stab wounds to fire. inside the nightclub before her to comment on what 3:15 a.m. his neck. The man’s 56-year-old the shooting, but a motive unfolded. She said she is An autopsy will be per- daughter heard her fa- for the attack remained grateful anytime someone formed to determine how Minutes earlier, a fa- building on Adelphi Street ther screaming, saw the unclear, Smith said. steps up to help others, the victim died. Cops tal fire erupted in the near Dekalb Avenue in fire, then ran for help. She Hundreds of people but that statistics show were eyeing the possibili- basement of a four-story Fort Greene after respond- was found in the building were there as the gunfire more guns do not make ty he may have been slain brownstone in Brooklyn. ing to a 3:06 a.m. 911 call. lobby, overcome by smoke erupted outside. Nearby communities safer. somewhere else and then Firefighters found L. An- A police source said and was taken to Jacobi officers responded quickly “Way too many people dumped in the home be- tonio Litman dead, face the victim had puncture Medical Center. She is in and found a chaotic and are armed,” she said. fore the fire started. down in the lobby of the wounds to his head and stable condition. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT James Dean revival spurs debate on raising the digital dead

By Andrew Dalton and Matt Kemp ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — The men bringing James Dean back to life for a forthcom- ing film are aiming not just to give his digital like- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ness a role, but a whole Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt won awards new career. for outstanding performances in film at the Dean’s planned appear- 26th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at the ance in the Vietnam War Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall on Sunday in movie “Finding Jack,” Los Angeles. and the possibility of fu- ture parts, comes as dig- ital de-aging and dupli- cation of real actors has 'Parasite' wins at SAG tipped from cinematic trick into common prac- Awards, so do Pitt tice. And it's giving new life to old arguments and Aniston about the immortality and dignity of the dead. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Jake Coyle get on with his wife. It was “Our intentions are to ASSOCIATED PRESS a big stretch.” The audi- create the virtual being A bust of actor James Dean is present at the Griffith Observatory in the ence laughed and clapped, of James Dean. That's not Griffith Park area of Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES — including — as the cam- only for one movie, but “Parasite” has official- eras captured — Aniston, going to be used for many didate for revival with his overdubbed voice of an- inevitable as they be- ly infected Hollywood's his ex-wife. movies and also gam- embodiment-of-Hollywood other actor. lieve the eventual accep- award season. Bong Joon Aniston later won an ing and virtual reality,” image and the brevity of The announcement of tance will be. Cloyd fore- said Travis Cloyd, CEO Ho’s Korean class satire award of her own for best his life and career — he the role last year caused sees a Hollywood where of Worldwide XR, who is became the first foreign female actor in a drama se- died at 24 and made just a quick backlash, with re- even living actors have a leading the design on the language film to take top ries for the Apple TV Plus three films: “East of Eden,” sponses like that of "Cap- “digital twin” that helps honors from the Screen Dean project. “Our focus is show “The Morning Show.” “Rebel Without a Cause” tain America" star Chris in their work. Actors Guild on Sunday, on building the ultimate “What!" she said upon and “Giant.” Evans on Twitter: “Maybe “This is disruptive tech- setting itself up as a le- James Dean so he can live reaching the stage. Anis- Roesler and Cloyd have across any medium." we can get a computer to nology,” Cloyd said. “Some gitimate best picture con- ton finished her speech Legally, they have ev- not obtained the rights paint us a new Picasso. Or people hear it for the first tender to the front-runner with a shout-out to her ery right to do it, via the from Warner Bros. to use write a couple new John time and they get shaken “1917” at next month’s “Murder Mystery” co-star full agreement of the footage from those films, Lennon tunes. The com- by it. But this is where the Academy Awards. Adam Sandler, whose per- Dean estate and his sur- but they have a large plete lack of understand- market is going.” The best ensemble win formance in “Uncut Gems” viving relatives. trove of photos and Dean’s ing here is shameful.” The revival of the dead, for “Parasite” came over has gone mostly unre- “Our clients want to dozens of TV roles. "I think there's definite- often done clumsily, has the starry epics “Once warded this season despite protect these valuable in- “There are thousands ly something cynical and been happening for much Upon a Time ... in Holly- considerable acclaim. wood” and “The Irishman.” tellectual property rights of images that we do what feels like a little bit of Hollywood's existence. “Your performance is It was a surprise but only and the memories that have to work with,” distasteful about bringing Footage of Bela Lugo- extraordinary and your to a degree. “Parasite,” up they have of their loved Cloyd said. “What we especially long-dead ac- si, combined with a dou- magic is real. I love you, for six Oscars including ones,” said Mark Roesler, typically do is we take tors back to life," said Ter- ble holding a cape over buddy,” said Aniston. best picture, has emerged CEO of CMG Worldwide, all those images and ri White, editor-in-chief of his face, was used in Backstage, Pitt watched as perhaps the stiff- the legal and licensing videos and we run them film magazine "Empire.” 1959’s “Plan 9 From Out- Aniston's acceptance est competition for Sam company that has long through machine learn- “The reaction to the likes er Space,” released after speech. After she got off Mendes' “1917,” which won owned the title to Dean's ing to create that asset.” of the James Dean news the horror star's death. stage, they warmly con- at the highly predictive likeness. “We have to trust That will be added to has actually shown that Bruce Lee’s film “Game gratulated each other Producers Guild Awards them. ... They want to see the work of a stand-in ac- I think most people don't of Death,” left unfinished on their first individual on Saturday. that their loved one's im- tor using motion-capture really want that.” before his 1973 death, was SAG Awards. But “Parasite” was the age and memory contin- technology as commonly For the people behind completed using doubles Along with Pitt, all the clear crowd favorite Sun- ues to live on." done now with CGI char- the Dean project, the and voice overdubs and Oscar favorites kept their day at the Shrine Audi- Dean is an obvious can- acters, along with the negative reaction is as released five years later. torium in Los Angeles, momentum, including where even the cast's wins for Renee Zellweger appearance introducing ("Judy"), Joaquin Phoenix the film drew a standing ("Joker") and Laura Dern Paris menswear: U.K. designers, ovation. Yet until the SAG ("Marriage Story"). Awards, the many honors As expected, Phoenix for “Parasite” have seldom took best performance differing styles mark last day included awards for its ac- by a leading male actor. tors, none of whom were After individually prais- ing each fellow nominee, By Thomas Adamson nominated for an Oscar. ASSOCIATED PRESS “Although the title is Phoenix concluded with a ‘Parasite,’ I think the sto- nod to his Joker predeces- PARIS — On the final ry is about coexistence sor. “I'm standing here on day of menswear shows and how we can all live the shoulders of my favor- in the French capital, together,” said Song Kang ite actor, Heath Ledger," Lanvin put on an ode to Ho, one of the film's stars, said Phoenix. contrasting styles, while through a translator. Dern also further estab- British designers reigned Because actors make lished herself as the best supreme. London design- up the largest percentage supporting actress favor- er Craig Green decamped of the Academy of Motion ite with a win from the ac- to Paris for his first major Picture Arts and Scienc- tors guild. On her way to show outside of his home- es, their picks are closely the stage, she hugged her land and British fashion watched as an Academy father, Bruce Dern, part of icon Paul Smith show- Awards harbinger. the “Once Upon a Time ... cased his latest designs. But the last two years, in Hollywood” ensemble. Here are some high- the SAG ensemble winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge lights of Sunday's has not gone on to win best continued her awards fall-winter 2020-2021 picture: “Black Panther” sweep for “Fleabag,” a menswear designs. last year and “Three Bill- winner at the Emmys and boards Outside Ebbing, the Golden Globes. Waller- LANVIN STRIKES DISCORD Missouri” in 2018. And Bridge added a SAG win this year's front-runner, for best female actor in a Dramatic jagged lighting “1917,” more acclaimed comedy series and took a panels were used as decor for its technical acumen, moment to reflect on the on the Lanvin show ven- wasn't nominated by the show’s parade of accolades. ue's Brutalist architecture. screen actors. “This whole thing really In many ways, this sea- If “Parasite” can pull has been a dream, and if son was about contrasts. off the upset at the Feb. I wake up tomorrow and It infused all aspects of 9 Oscars, it would be the discover it was just that, the unisex menswear col- first foreign language then thank you,” said lection: Each ensemble film to do so. Waller-Bridge. “It’s been had a striking contrast in Before the win for “Para- the most beautiful dream.” color, motif or style. site,” the SAG Awards were “The Marvelous Mrs. A loose navy jacket sat most notable as a reunion Maisel” also continued its against a white undergar- for Brad Pitt and Jennifer streak, winning best com- ment and shiny vermilion Aniston. They each took edy series ensemble for boots. While, voluminous PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS home awards and celebrat- the second straight year, white sheer sleeves with a A model presents a creation for the Paul Smith Mens Fall/Winter 2020- ed the other's win. along with a win for Tony historic-feel were twinned 2021 fashion collection presented in Paris. Pitt is headed toward Shalhoub. But accepting with an intentional- ly-clashing check skirt. his first acting Academy the ensemble award, the dar show outside of London padding were dominant themes defined the show. A pared down or min- Award for his support- show’s shocked Alex Bor- — British designer Craig features in the designs The Smith signature of imalist mood pervaded ing performance in “Once stein said she had voted Green made a splash. that seemed fused with loosely proportioned suits for “Fleabag.” the 56 looks — in keep- Upon a Time ... in Hol- There was much antic- the show's bags. came in beautifully select- “Honestly this makes ing with the direction lywood," and he added ipation on the move from Long straps, tassels and ed hues of dark pastel red, to his front-runner sta- no sense,’ said Borstein. the brand has moved as his homeland, especial- abstract paneling came cadmium blue, copper red tus with a win from the “‘Fleabag’ is brilliant.’” a whole since general ly as British Vogue has on the collection's rather and vermilion among oth- actors' guild. Along the Robert De Niro was changes last year that saw deemed him one of the statement geometric bags ers this season. way, his speeches have given the guild's lifetime Bruno Sialelli named cre- in brooding colors such as been full of one-liners achievement award, an ative director. most important current On coats, lapels were London-based designers. dark gunmetal, eggshell sometimes slightly jagged and he didn't disappoint honor presented by Leon- The house continues to and silver. Sunday. Pitt, who said he ardo DiCaprio who, like capitalize on their “come Green developed a cut- — a small flash of detail was nursing a flu, looked De Niro, is a frequent back” after several years ting-edge aesthetic after PAUL SMITH on the largely understated down at his award and leading man for Martin of creative turbulence. internships with fashion and pared-down designs. said, “I've got to add this Scorsese. (The two co- forward names Walter van British fashion legend Total look denim might to my Tinder profile.” star in Scorsese's upcom- CRAIG GREEN DEBUTS IN Beirendonck and Henrik Paul Smith carried out a sound like a simplistic He added: “Let's be hon- ing “Killers of the Flower PARIS Vibskov that led to collab- stylish collection — span- thought, but Smith's mas- est, it was a difficult part. Moon.”) A raucous stand- orations with Moncler. ning from traditional terful use of extra thick A guy who gets high, takes ing ovation greeted the In his first ever Paris On Sunday, straps, long statement coats, polka dots fabric gave jackets a nice, his shirt off and doesn't 76-year-old actor. show — and his first calen- banding and geometric to total look denim. Varied armor-like feel. A8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 LOOK! One-Liners Day, Squirrel Appreciation Day, Rid the World of Fad Diet and Gimmicks Day

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Tug of war Prince Harry hopes for calmer future, but not much chance

LONDON (AP) — Prince Harry says he’s taking a “leap of faith’’ as he steps back from royal duties in an attempt to build a more peaceful life — one free of the jour- nalists who have filmed, photographed and written about him since the day he was born. Fat chance. As Harry reportedly flew out of Britain on Monday to be reunited with his wife Meghan in Canada, many predicted the prince and the former TV star would struggle to escape global fame and its pressures. “They believe that if Prince Harry they are not represent- ing the monarchy any Both he and Meghan filed longer, the tabloid press lawsuits last year against will eventually go away press outlets over al- because it will be so ex- leged intrusion into their pensive for them — that private lives. At the time, there won’t be the same Harry gave an interview savage approach. They drawing parallels be- feel they will be able tween the treatment of to control it more from Canada,’’ said Pauline his wife and the media frenzy that contributed to ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Maclaran, a business professor at Royal the death of his mother. Mahlet Zewdu, 28, fights her dog, Dante, for the Frisbee in the snow outside of their Lynn Holloway University of “When I lost my mum home on Sunday. London and author of 23 years ago, you took me “Royal Fever: The British under your wing,’’ Harry Monarchy in Consumer said Sunday at a London Culture.’’ dinner for Sentebale, This elementary school principal will do anything “I don’t think they are his Africa-based charity being very realistic.’’ supporting youngsters af- for his students, including cutting their hair Harry has long had a fected by HIV. ”You looked frosty relationship with out for me for so long, but the media is a powerful By Jenice Armstrong ton, the principal at Ema- has established a novel communities. They’re the media, and on Sunday he made it clear that the force. And my hope is one THE PHILADELPHIA lea P. Warner Elementary way to connect with his sacred places where Afri- press was a major reason day our collective support INQUIRER School in Wilmington. young male charges. And can American men relax for the couple’s decision to for each other can be He not only created it — it costs next to noth- and catch up on the latest We don’t pay educators step back from royal life. more powerful, because news and gossip while nearly enough. he’s also the barber. The ing. Most supplies were In a personal speech that this is so much bigger Nor do we reward them shop is equipped with an donated. Others Newton getting groomed. Bar- referenced his mother, than just us.’’ appropriately for all they adjustable styling chair, a purchased himself. bers are like confessors, Princess Diana, who died The comments were do — all of the extra wall mirror, a sink, and a As he wields his clip- hearing clients’ deepest in a car accident in 1997 Harry’s first since Sat- hours they put in, the variety of clippers and oth- pers, Newton talks to secrets. while being pursued by urday night, when his money they shell out to er barber supplies. Some each boy, asking him what Warner school officials paparazzi, he said he had grandmother, Queen buy supplies for students. days, a half-dozen boys sit he is reading and dispens- have discovered that the “no other option’’ but to Elizabeth II, announced The ones I know give so on metal folding chairs in ing advice. He believes, prospect of getting a fresh step away. the terms under which much more than they get the makeshift area, wait- “When you look good, you haircut goes a long way Harry has accused the the prince and his wife back. ing for a haircut. feel good, you act good.” toward incentivizing good media of directing “a will walk away from So, I wasn’t really sur- At a time when author- What the principal is behavior. Suspensions re- wave of abuse and ha- most royal duties, give prised when I read a blog ities nationwide struggle doing is huge because portedly are way down at rassment” at the biracial up public funding and post about the barbershop to reach disadvantaged, barbershops hold a spe- the school — from 60 this Meghan, including “racial try to become financially set up by Terrance New- at-risk students, Newton cial significance in urban time a year ago to four. undertones” in articles. independent. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 St. Mary’s girls hockey shuts out Lexington By Mike Alongi dominate possession of ITEM STAFF the puck for most of the game, when the other LYNN — The St. Mary’s team gets out in transi- girls hockey team came tion it can be tough on out aggressive from the a goalie,” Pagliuca said. opening faceoff Monday “But Ang stepped up ev- evening, pounding shots ery time her number was on net en route to a 4-0 called.” win over Lexington in a The Spartans got off to non-conference bout at a furious start in terms Connery Rink. The Spar- of shots on net, sending tans outshot Lexington nine shots on goal in the 23-9 in the victory. opening period. Lexing- “We knew coming in that ton goalie Lilia Dawson Lexington was a strong turned away the rst skating team and they eight shots, but near the did a good job of packing end of the rst period things in around the net St. Mary’s nally broke to make it tough early through. With just over on,” said St. Mary’s coach two minutes left in the Frank Pagliuca. “I think period, Chaplain sent a we took a little too long to pass in front of the net for get going in the rst peri- Pierce to make it 1-0 after od, but we opened things one. up as the game went on The second period was and we were able to get much of the same. The some goals.” Spartans threw shot after Maggie Pierce was the shot on net for the ma- offensive leader for St. jority of the period, then Mary’s with three goals. they nally cashed in on “Maggie had a great a breakaway from Pierce game out there,” said to make it 2-0 after two Pagliuca. “She’s been periods. playing really well late- The third period saw ly, so it’s great to see her St. Mary’s extend its lead have a game like this early. After earning a where she nets a few powerplay opportunity in goals.” the early minutes, Pierce Megan Parthum scored netted her hat-trick goal one goal, while Kelsey off of a faceoff to make it Sullivan notched two as- 3-0 with just over 10 min- sists. Zoe Solomons, Hay- utes to play. Less than a lie Grossman, Lexie Turn- minute later, Parthum er, Jenna Chaplain and capped off the scoring for Felicia D’Alessandro each St. Mary’s with a wrist had one assist. shot from the top of the Goalie Angelina Catino right circle to make it 4-0 only needed nine saves and seal the win. to record the shutout, but The win keeps the Spar- many of those saves came tans’ unbeaten streak alive, as St. Mary’s is now ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO at critical points in the 6-0-3 on the year. game. St. Mary’s forward Maggie Pierce scored three goals in a win over Lexington in a non-conference “Sometimes when you ST. MARY’S, B2 matchup at Connery Rink Monday. Free throw shooting dooms Fast start propels Pioneers Tech in loss to Big Blue to conference victory By Harold Rivera By Daniel Kane ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Mon- LYNNFIELD — Some- day’s boys basketball times, the rst eight min- game between Lynn Tech utes of a high school bas- and Swampscott came ketball game may not be down to fouls and free the most crucial in secur- throw shots. ing a win. But for the Lyn- While Tech strung to- n eld boys basketball gether its runs, 13 missed team, a swift start in the free throws came back to rst quarter helped the Pi- haunt the Tigers in a oneers cruise to a 68-55 53-46 loss to the Big Blue win over visiting Triton at Dick Lynch Gymnasium. Monday afternoon. “If we hit half of those “Quite honestly, you can free throws, I think we lose basketball games in win the game,” Tigers two minutes worth of coach Stevie Patrick said. time,” Pioneers coach Scott “We had a mental break- Mackenzie said. “I think down in the fourth quar- we won the ball game in ter. I still have a team the rst quarter. (Triton) that’s learning how to was just never able to close turn the corner. We’re the gap that we got out to.” learning what we’re sup- Lynn eld stretched that posed to do but we still gap as high as 20 in the ITEM FILE PHOTO haven’t turned that corner ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO opening minutes of the Cam O’Brien led Swampscott with 14 points in yet.” Lynn eld’s Maxmilian Boustris scored 14 second quarter. a win over Tech Monday afternoon. TECH, B2 points in a win over Triton Monday. LYNNFIELD, B2 St. Mary’s boys basketball snaps 2-game losing streak said. “It’s going to be a to Salem Tuesday (7). SCHOOL ROUNDUP tough match-up for us. BOYS HOCKEY By Harold Rivera Their guards will try to Fenwick 5, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR turn us over. Hopefully Lowell Catholic 2 we can match their inten- At McVann/O’Keefe The St. Mary’s boys sity and take care of the Rink, a well-balanced basketball team snapped basketball.” Fenwick offense fea- a 2-game skid with Mon- BOYS BASKETBALL tured ve different goal day’s 66-33 win over Port- St. John’s 78, scorers. Cam Martin, land (Maine) at Portland O’Bryant 48 Jake Murphy, Ian Worth- Exhibition Center. Rollie Castinayra was ley, Nick Sasso and Diego Joey Abate-Walsh the star of this one for Segee each scored one scored a game-high 20 the Eagles. He scored goal. Worthley also re- points in doing the heavy 23 points and hit ve corded two assists. In net, lifting for the Spartans 3-pointers. Jack Vieira made nine offense. Josh Perez and Aidan Callahan added saves. Lee Pacheco each poured 15 points. The Crusaders (6-4-1) in 14 points. Pacheco also St. John’s travels to BC travel to Melrose Wednes- hauled in 12 rebounds. High Wednesday (7). day evening (6). “It was nice to get back GIRLS BASKETBALL Hamilton-Wenham 3, on the winning track,” Winthrop 61, Swampscott 1 Spartans coach Dave Revere 40 Conor Donovan scored Brown said. “Our kids are The Vikings grabbed Swampscott’s goal on as- getting back healthy from their fth consecutive sists from Drew Olivieri the  u which is great.” win behind Maura Dorr’s and Zack Pierce. Goal- St. Mary’s has a tough (23 points, 11 rebounds) ie Ian Roddie made 26 non-league game ahead double-double. Caroline saves. on Wednesday (7), when Earl (10 points), Polina Swampscott (7-6) trav- it hosts TechBoston. Bell (eight) and Lily Pul- els to Peabody Wednes- ITEM FILE PHOTO “They’re ranked No. 3 sifer ( ve) also played in the state so that’ll be well. day (5:45). St. Mary’s Lee Pacheco (left) had a double-double with 14 points and 12 a nice test for us,” Brown Winthrop (7-3) travels ROUNDUP, B2 rebounds in a win over Portland (Maine) Monday afternoon. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020

ITEM FILE PHOTO Tech’s Mekhi Cronin scored nine points in a loss to Swampscott Monday afternoon. Missed free throws doom Tech boys in loss to Swampscott TECH and struggled to find of- From B1 fense over the ensuing stretch. Swampscott Swampscott played with wasn’t any more consis- the lead for the majority tent but the Big Blue did of the second half but the just enough to lead 37-35 Tigers put the Big Blue on heading into the fourth their heels when they quarter. came within two points of Clutch baskets in the fi- them halfway through the nal minutes guided fourth quarter. Swamp- Swampscott through scott followed with a cru- Tech’s last run. Down 45- cial 6-0 run to put Tech 43, Tech put itself in posi- away for good. tion to make things inter- “The intensity was esting. In the blink of an there,” Swampscott coach eye, O’Brien’s corner 3 Jayson Knowles said. “I bumped Swampscott’s think the last couple of edge back to a more com- games we kind of lost it a fortable 51-43 and that little bit. We played much was more than enough for better defense, especially the Big Blue to seal it. the effort. Having Andrew “Last time we played (Augustin) back (from in- Tech was a couple years jury) was big. He’s our an- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ago and it was the same chor and our spark plug.” result,” Knowles said. “We Megan Parthum scored one goal for St. Mary’s in a win over Lexington Monday evening at Cam O’Brien (14 points) got an early lead and they started the game with a Connery Rink. came back with some stepback 3-pointer and 3-pointers and a tough converted on an uncon- press-defense. But we’re tested layup in transition, used to that. We play in putting the Big Blue up St. Mary’s blanks Lexington at Connery the NEC. Almost every 5-0 out of the gate. After team runs a similar press bishop Williams on the the state tournament,” over the next two weeks, Augustin (12 points) add- ST. MARY’S so we were able to combat horizon, Pagliuca knows said Pagliuca. “We’re two so we’ve got to be ready to ed a floater, Tech found From B1 it. that his team needs to re- points closer to that now, play every game.” the board via Malik Purt- “Our defense is what With Catholic Central main focused. so we just have to stay St. Mary’s takes on Ar- er’s layup off an offensive prevented them from clos- League matchups with Ar- “Our first goal, no mat- focused. The meat of our lington Catholic Wednes- rebound. Swampscott ing that gap in the fourth lington Catholic and Arch- ter what, is making it to schedule is coming up day evening (6). bumped its lead to 12-2 but foul trouble helped quarter. We went to the Tech to a 7-0 run. The Big basket hard. We accom- Blue led 16-9 at the end of plished that goal. I’m Lynnfield rides hot start to win over Triton the first quarter. proud of the way we han- With his Tigers in need dled ourselves when LYNNFIELD got the Pioneers out front of a spark, Julian Peralta things weren’t going our From B1 14-6. (12 points) caught fire in way.” John Astrofsky (seven the second quarter. Peral- Swampscott (5-6) hosts A big day shooting be- points) put in some good ta swished three clutch Gloucester Tuesday (7). hind the arch made the minutes off the bench and 3-pointers during the pe- Tech (2-8) travels to Pioneers look unstoppable helped the Pioneers push riod, two of which brought Mystic Valley Tuesday at points in this one. their lead to 28-8 early on the Tigers to within three (5:30). “Our job was to just ac- in the second quarter. points of Swampscott’s “We’re not out of it,” Pat- climate ourselves to the Triton started to settle lead. Tech took its first rick said. “The way we’ve pace of play,” MacKenzie in a bit, going on a 10-2 lead of the afternoon, 27- been playing all year, said. “Whatever team did run highlighted by a pair 26, on Yael Vizcaino’s (13 we’re the type of team that first I think was go- of 3’s from Dylan Wilkin- points) free throw toward that can if we do win, we ing to have an advantage. son. The Vikings got the the end of the half. At can go on a run and win I think that was us. Obvi- Lynnfield lead down to as halftime, it was anybody’s five or six in a row. The ously shooting the ball little as nine in the quar- game at 29-29. teams that beat us beat us well helps. We haven’t ter and went into the half Back to back baskets when we were on the road, shot the ball particularly down 35-25. from Mehki Cronin (nine and they only beat us by well this year. If you make “Triton is a good team,” points) to open the third minimal points. Now we more 3s than the other MacKenzie said. “They’re quarter gave the Tigers a get a chance to play them team, you’re going to score very well coached, they’re 33-29 cushion. But Tech’s at home and we’re usually more points.” very balanced. We got up momentum was short- good when we see a team Clayton Marengi (game- 28-8, that’s not the real lived, as the Tigers froze twice.” high 18 points, six re- difference between the bounds) and Jack Ford (14 two teams. We knew they points, six rebounds) had were going to make a run. big games for Lynnfield. The goal was, can we just Prep wrestling sweeps Maxmilian Boustris had keep it in double digits? one of his biggest offensive They got it to nine and days this season, scoring then we just sort of got it quad meet at home 14 points. back.” “Max is a kid who’s not The Pioneers didn’t give ROUNDUP Carolyn Garofoli each one of our featured guys another inch for the rest of From B1 scored a goal. on offense,” MacKenzie the game. After a big run The Tanners travel said. “He does a lot of very a pair of 3’s from Boustris Bedford 3, to Reading Wednesday little things. To see him in the second half helped Marblehead 1 (TBA). shine a little bit and shoot Lynnfield get its lead back Zach Piersol scored WRESTLING the ball well was good. I up to as many as 25. Marblehead’s goal on as- St. John’s 71, would imagine you go look With a 68-43 lead late in sists from Colin Hart and Peabody/Saugus 12 at the film and his 3s the fourth, the Pioneers Chris Locke. St. John’s 84, might’ve taken a 12-point cleared the bench and Marblehead (8-2-2) Josiah Quincy 0 lead and made it 15. You held off a small Triton run plays Lowell Catholic St. John’s 65, feel just a little bit more for the win. Thursday (3:30) at Tson- Maimonides 0 comfortable there. He “A 1:30 afternoon game gas Arena. St. John’s 61, knows when he’s open he on MLK day is like a reci- St. Mary’s 1, can shoot it. He also made pe for disaster,” MacKen- Hingham 1 Masconomet 5 a couple plays for himself zie said. “We had the kids The Spartans fell into a Going 4-0 for the Eagles out there with the bounce. here at 9 a.m. for a work- 1-0 hole at Connery Rink were Adam Schaeublin, I hope he had a good time out, they got up and down. before Brady Carpenter Nick Curley, Alec Run- out there (Monday), it was We had the kids down- scored St. Mary’s goal nals, Quinn Alexander, fun watching him.” stairs in our weight room with 13:38 to play. Rawson Iwanicki, Jor- The day started with at noon working. We just St. Mary’s (8-1-2) visits dan Young, Matt Mitch- four straight points from wanted to make their body Winchester Wednesday ell, Achiles Gikas, Marty Marengi and Lynnfield clock feel like it was 6:30.” (8). Roach, Garrett Dunn and ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO added on to its lead from Lynnfield (5-6), in the GIRLS HOCKEY Owen Gaffney. Lynnfield’s Jack Ford scored 14 points and there. A few minutes later middle of a three-game Peabody/Lynnfield 2, St. John’s (23-0-1) trav- added six rebounds in a win over Triton Marengi and Ford knocked winning streak, hosts Masconomet 2 els to Xaverian Wednes- Monday afternoon. down a 3-pointer each and Masconomet Friday (6:30). Paige Thibedeau and day (6). TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY St. John’s at BC High (7) Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Tech at Mystic Valley (5:30) Arlington at Lynnfield (7) Beverly at Peabody (7) Boys Hockey English at Classical (7) Winthrop at Danvers (4) Danvers at Marblehead (7) Saugus at Lynn (5) Gloucester at Swampscott (7) Saugus at Peabody (5:15) Salem at Winthrop (7) Fenwick at Melrose (6) Girls Basketball Catholic Memorial at St. John’s (6:50) Peabody at Beverly (7) Lynnfield at Triton (7) KIPP at Chelsea (5:30) St. Mary’s at Winchester (8) Classical at English (7) Girls Hockey Marblehead at Danvers (7) Peabody at Reading (TBA) Swampscott at Gloucester (7) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (6) Winthrop at Salem (7) Wilmington at Winthrop (6:10) Swimming Track Salem at Swampscott (5) CAC Meet at Tech (3:30) English at Classical (6:30) Multiple Schools at Beverly (4) Marblehead at Gloucester (7:15) Multiple Schools at Danvers (7) Track Wrestling Fenwick vs Cristo Rey, Matignon at Gloucester at Swampscott (6) Reggie Lewis (4:30) St. John’s at Xaverian (6) WEDNESDAY Swimming Boys Basketball Tech at Greater Lawrence (3:30) TechBoston at St. Mary’s (7) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (4)

SPORTS BRIEFS Classical youth gmail.com or phone, 781- 775-0778. basketball clinics NSBUA Classes The Lynn Classical girls basketball coaches and The North Shore Base- players are excited to offer ball Umpires Association four free basketball clinics (NSBUA) is looking for for Lynn girls in grades new umpires for the 2020 four through eight. The season. clinics will take place at The class dates are Janu- Classical High School on ary 27 and February 3, 10, the following dates and 24. The certification exam times: January 25 (8:30 date is March 2. a.m.- 9:30 a.m.) and Febru- The $100 fee includes the ary 1 (1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.). course, all written materi- Instruction will be pro- als, a rule book and the vided by Classical girls certification exam. A suc- basketball coaches Tom cessfully completed Massa- Sawyer, Helen Ridley, Rob chusetts CORI certification PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Smith and Shardaye Berry is required. along with the current For more information Jayson Tatum (left) scored 27 points in a blowout win over the Los Angeles Lakers Monday night Classical girls basketball contact Interpreter Steve at TD Garden. team. The purpose is to Carroll via email at ste- help players at all levels [email protected]. improve their basketball skills (ball-handling, shoot- Lynnfield boys Celtics earn big win over rival Lakers ing, passing, rebounding, BOSTON (AP) — Kemba in almost two weeks, went chael Jordan. break. defense, etc.) in a fun envi- hockey fundraiser ronment. Some gameplay The Lynnfield Boys Walker scored 20 points to to the bench with a pair of MINUTES David finished with nine will be included to give the Hockey team will be host- end a career-long personal fouls 49 seconds apart ear- RESTRICTED points and four rebounds players an opportunity to ing a fundraiser on Tues- losing streak against LeB- ly in the first quarter. Davis was only expect- in 23 minutes. use their basketball skills day at the 99 Restaurant ron James, and Jayson James had 15 points and ed to play 28 minutes in STAR-STUDDED Tatum scored 27 to lead 13 assists for the Lak- his first game after miss- in in-game situations. in Lynnfield from 5p.m. to The Lakers’ only vis- the Boston Celtics past ers, who had won 10 of ing five in a row since he Those who wish to attend 9 p.m. The team booster it to Boston this season are not obligated to attend club will receive 15 percent the Los Angeles Lakers their previous 11 games. landed hard on his back all four clinics. To reserve a of every guest check in 139-107 on Monday night But the Celtics made 13 against the Knicks on Jan. brought out a few celeb- spot please reach out to that time period. There and send the top team in of their first 22 3-point 7. Coach Frank Vogel said rities, including rapper Helen Ridley via email at will also be raffles and bas- the Western Conference to attempts to open 103-75 he would limit Davis to Snoop Dogg, former Red ridleytopflightbasketball@ kets available at the event. its biggest loss of the sea- lead in the third quarter 28 minutes, but he pulled Sox slugger David Ortiz son. — the biggest against Los Davis when he picked up and a handful of members TV/RADIO Jaylen Brown scored 20 Angeles all season until two fouls in the first four of the New England Patri- points and Enes Kanter Boston made it a 34-point minutes. ots. TV had 18 points and 11 re- game in the fourth. He did not return the James took advantage of NHL rest of the quarter, as the bounds for Boston, which Walker, who spent the the trip to Boston to take snapped a three-game first eight years of his ca- Celtics turned a six-point 7 p.m...... Vegas at Boston...... NESN in a high school game his losing streak. The Celt- reer in Charlotte, had gone deficit into a three-point 7:30 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Philadelphia...... NBCSN son, Bronny, was playing Women’s College Hockey ics gave up the first eight 0-28 in his career against lead. They built on it in James — second in NBA the second, when Tatum in Springfield. The Lakers 7:30 p.m...... Brown at Yale...... NESN Plus points of the game but turned things around history only to Sherman scored 13 points and star reportedly made the NBA when Anthony Davis, Douglas’ 0-30 head-to- Kanter had 12 to give 90-mile commute across 8:30 p.m...... LA Clippers at Dallas...... NBATV playing for the first time head record against Mi- Boston a 69-55 lead at the the state in a helicopter. Men’s College Basketball 7 p.m...... Butler at Villanova...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Butler at Villanova...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Florida at LSU...... SEC Network 7 p.m...... Georgia at Kentucky...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Miami at Duke...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Mississippi at Tennessee...... SEC Network 9 p.m...... Nebraska at Wisconsin...... Big Ten Network 11 p.m...... Wyoming at San Diego St...... CBSSN Radio NHL 7 p.m...... Vegas at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 50 28 10 12 68 166 133 St. Louis 49 30 11 8 68 158 134 Tampa Bay 48 29 15 4 62 175 137 Colorado 49 28 15 6 62 179 143 Florida 47 26 16 5 57 174 156 Dallas 48 27 17 4 58 125 120 Toronto 49 25 17 7 57 176 165 Winnipeg 49 25 20 4 54 148 152 Buffalo 49 22 20 7 51 145 152 Chicago 50 24 20 6 54 152 157 Montreal 50 22 21 7 51 155 157 Nashville 47 22 18 7 51 156 154 Ottawa 48 17 23 8 42 130 163 Minnesota 48 22 20 6 50 148 159 Detroit 50 12 34 4 28 107 195 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 49 27 18 4 58 162 149 Washington 49 33 11 5 71 177 144 Edmonton 49 26 18 5 57 155 153 Pittsburgh 49 31 13 5 67 168 133 Calgary 50 26 19 5 57 135 147 N.Y. Islanders 48 28 15 5 61 139 130 Vegas 51 25 19 7 57 159 156 Columbus 50 26 16 8 60 134 127 Arizona 51 26 20 5 57 146 138 Carolina 49 28 18 3 59 155 131 San Jose 50 21 25 4 46 130 167 Philadelphia 49 26 17 6 58 155 150 Anaheim 48 19 24 5 43 122 150 N.Y. Rangers 47 23 20 4 50 156 155 Los Angeles 50 18 27 5 41 125 158 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New Jersey 48 17 24 7 41 126 173 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Monday’s Games Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. A number of Red Sox fans voiced their support for hiring former catcher Jason Varitek as the Colorado 6, Detroit 3 Florida at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. team’s next manager at the annual winter festival over the weekend. Florida at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Winnipeg at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Vegas at Boston, 7 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Carolina, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. No games scheduled Sox fans make pitch for Varitek as manager NBA SPRINGFIELD (AP) — new chief baseball officer team said was mutual. “I’ll say that, let’s take The Boston Red Sox have Chaim Bloom used the op- Major League Baseball a pause and a timeout EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division a list of characteristics portunity to appease the commissioner Rob Man- and let’s see what the in- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB they want in their next crowd. fred identified Cora as vestigation reveals before Toronto 29 14 .674 — Dallas 27 15 .643 — manager, but they haven’t “I think if you poll the “an active participant” in jumping to any conclu- Boston 28 14 .667 ½ Houston 26 16 .619 1 Philadelphia 29 16 .644 1 Memphis 20 23 .465 7½ yet landed on a name. audience, they would just the Astros’ sign-stealing sions,” team president and Brooklyn 18 24 .429 10½ San Antonio 18 23 .439 8½ Their fans have one in get this done right now,” scheme while serving as CEO Sam Kennedy said to New York 12 32 .273 17½ New Orleans 17 27 .386 11 Southeast Division Northwest Division mind. Bloom said to big ap- Houston’s bench coach in reporters before Friday’s W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Three days after the Red plause. 2017. event. Miami 30 13 .698 — Denver 29 13 .690 — Orlando 21 23 .477 9½ Utah 29 13 .690 — Sox fired manager Alex Varitek, who was not MLB is also investigat- Kennedy said the Red Washington 14 28 .333 15½ Oklahoma City 25 19 .568 5 Cora for his involvement in attendance, spent 15 ing Cora for alleged cheat- Sox hadn’t made any nota- Charlotte 15 30 .333 16 Portland 18 26 .409 12 in a cheating scandal, sup- seasons with the Red Sox ing during the team’s 2018 ble progress in the search Atlanta 10 34 .227 20½ Minnesota 15 27 .357 14 Central Division Pacific Division porters pleaded for Bos- from 1997 to 2011 and championship season, and for a new manager as of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ton’s front office to hire was part of two World Se- Cora and Boston could late Friday. He added the Milwaukee 39 6 .867 — L.A. Lakers 34 9 .791 — Indiana 28 15 .651 10 L.A. Clippers 30 13 .698 4 former catcher and team ries title teams. He is cur- still be punished. Henry team would like to have a Detroit 16 28 .364 22½ Phoenix 18 24 .429 15½ captain Jason Varitek at rently a special assistant said in a press conference manager in place for the Chicago 16 29 .356 23 Sacramento 15 28 .349 19 a town hall event Friday to the general manager. start of spring training in Cleveland 12 32 .273 26½ Golden State 10 34 .227 24½ Wednesday that Cora was during the team’s winter “We’re in unusual cir- let go solely for his actions mid-February. Monday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Washington 106, Detroit 100 Oklahoma City at Orlando, 7 p.m. festival. cumstances. You’re not with Houston. “It’s got to be someone Toronto 122, Atlanta 117 Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. Members of the team’s usually looking for a man- Cora guided the Red Sox who fits the culture of this Philadelphia 117, Brooklyn 111 Sacramento at Detroit, 7 p.m. Milwaukee 111, Chicago 98 L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. leadership group were hit ager in the middle of Jan- to a franchise-record 108 team and has a knowl- New Orleans 126, Memphis 116 L.A. Lakers at New York, 7:30 p.m. with “Hire ‘Tek!” chants uary,” general manager wins and the franchise’s edge of what it’s going to New York 106, Cleveland 86 Memphis at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City 112, Houston 107 Washington at Miami, 7:30 p.m. throughout the night, Brian O’Halloran told the fourth World Series title take to put a champion- Orlando 106, Charlotte 83 Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. and principal owner John crowd. “We take all kinds in 15 years as a first-year ship team on the field in Miami 118, Sacramento 113, OT Minnesota at Chicago, 8 p.m. Boston 139, L.A. Lakers 107 Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Henry was interrupted of recommendations. And manager in 2018. Boston 2020,” Kennedy said. “It’s Denver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. San Antonio at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. a tall task to get someone Indiana at Utah, 9 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 10 p.m. several times by fans voic- if you have any — I’ve won just 84 games and San Antonio at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Thursday’s Games ing their support. Henry heard a few already.” missed the playoffs in in place, but Chaim and Golden State at Portland, 10 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. paused and nodded in Cora was dismissed late 2019 in Cora’s second and (O’Halloran) will get it L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Portland, 10:30 p.m. acknowledgement, and Tuesday in a decision the final season. done for sure.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man’s low ambition casts shadow on couple’s future DEAR ABBY: I have 60 guests, so there were been dating a great guy Dear Abby is written by Abigail fewer than 30 thank-you for a year and a half. He’s Van Buren, also known as Jeanne notes to send. When I funny, smart, and when asked my son about it he comes to my house, he Phillips, and was founded by her last week, he said they washes my dishes and mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact hadn’t sent them because plays with my son. He is Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. so much time had passed attentive, and he cooks and it was too late. I told for me. He is always buy- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. him it was inexcusable, ing me little things like a and they need to get desk coffee heater be- those notes written now cause he knows I love hot needs to be my equal. It appears that while because this is definitely coffee, or smart bulbs When we spoke, he the two of you care for a case of better late than that create cool colors in agreed with me and the each other, he simply can- never. the living room. He’s a fact that he can do better. not summon up the moti- If they don’t do it with- super fun guy, and he of- He promised he would be vation to make the effort in the next week, I intend ten leaves sweet little looking, but I have been to better himself finan- to contact my friends and notes around the house waiting months to see a cially. Could you accept family and thank them for me. change in him and — this in the long run? Is myself and apologize for The downside is, he has nothing. Should I wait for the status quo what you their rudeness. My son zero ambition, zero moti- him? Should I talk to him want forever? Bear in was not raised to be un- vation and no life goals. again? I want so much mind, if this man moves grateful and rude. What We are in our early 30s, more, and I am not sure in, it will prevent you do you think? and I’m a professional he can deliver. I don’t from finding a partner with my own home. He want to stay just because who is your equal in all FURIOUS IN lives in a small room in a my son loves him so ways. ARIZONA house with two house- much. What should I do? DEAR ABBY: My son mates. His job pays very got married eight months DEAR FURIOUS: little, but although he HOPELESSLY ago. I recently found out What you have in mind has few responsibilities, VEXED he and his wife haven’t may be well-intentioned, he has been very slow to sent thank-you notes to but it won’t make up for look for other jobs. DEAR HOPELESSLY: anyone. Some of our your son and daughter- Abby, I have talked to I understand your posi- friends and family took in-law’s lack of courtesy. him about our future. We tion. You seem to want the time off work, traveled If they fail to contact the both want to be together, whole package, and from across the country, spent guests who made such an but I told him I am not what you have written, a lot of money on airfare, effort to attend their wed- going to support him. We this person is not it. You hotels, meals, as well as ding, do not speak up on want to move in together, should not have to sup- wedding gifts. I am mor- their behalf because it but he needs to be more port him, and he shouldn’t tified. will only make them look financially stable. He expect it. Abby, there were only worse. BRIDGE

Yesterday one idea; today a variation Edward Hoagland, who is best playing to trick one, he tried to antic- known for his nature and travel es- ipate the future play. He realized that says, wrote, “Country people do not if he ducked the first trick to South’s behave as if they think life is short; heart queen, he would get in with his they live on the principle that it is diamond trick and could drive out long, and savor variations of the kind the heart ace, but it would be too best appreciated if most days are late. Declarer would run for home the same.” with, in this layout, two overtricks. As we are all aware, there are vari- Was there a more-promising de- ations to almost all declarer-play fense? and defensive rules. In this deal, How about winning the first trick West leads the heart nine against and shifting to a club? If West had three no-trump. After declarer plays some goodies there, the defenders low from the board, how should East would have a chance to take one analyze the deal? heart, one diamond and three clubs. Yesterday, we looked at a deal in As you can see, that was exactly how which East had not to win trick one, the play panned out. but to force declarer immediately to East and West were happy, but burn up one of his two stoppers in North was unhappy. He wanted to that suit. Is this the same? know why his partner hadn’t taken East was understandably worried the first trick with dummy’s heart ace about dummy’s diamond suit. Before and established diamonds. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENT TO BID MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development, the Awarding By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Authority, invites sealed bids from General Contractors for the Siding and By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Bethany L. Donnelly and Todd M. Becker to Mortgage Electronic Window Replacement in Lynn, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents mortgage given by Akhtar U. Tarar and Kabir Asad Sheikh to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Family Choice Mortgage prepared by Derby Square Architects. Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for IndyMac Bank, F.S.B., Corporation, dated June 29, 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern dated August 30, 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26977, Page 177 (the "Mortgage"), as affected The Project consists of: Replace the existing windows with new vinyl insulated of Deeds in Book 27168, Page 153 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage PHH by a Reformation Order dated June 21, 2019, and recorded at said Registry of doublehung windows and the existing painted asbestos siding replaced with new Mortgage Corporation successor by merger to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC is the Deeds in Book 37657, Page 334 of which mortgage Wilmington Savings Fund vinyl siding present holder by Assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Society, FSB, not in its individual capacity but solely in its capacity as owner and PVC trim. (MERS) solely as nominee for IndyMac Bank, FSB. a Federally Chartered Savings trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 is the present holder by Bank, its successors and/or assigns to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC dated July 6, Assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. ("MERS") as The work is estimated to cost $101,775. 2017 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 36014, Page 285, and nominee for Family Choice Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns to Assignment from Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC to PHH Mortgage Corporation dated Green Tree Servicing LLC dated May 27, 2011 and recorded at said Registry of Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by March 22, 2019 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 37421, Page Deeds in Book 30456, Page 181, and Assignment from Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. 257, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing Green Tree Servicing LLC to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a the same, the mortgaged premises located at 66 Harwood Street, Lynn, MA Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition THIS PROJECT IS BEING ELECTRONICALLY BID AND HARD COPY BIDS WILL 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 11:00 AM on January 31, 2020, at the Trust dated September 24, 2018 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book NOT BE ACCEPTED. Please review the instructions in the bid documents on how to mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the 37140, Page 231, and Assignment from Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, register as an electronic bidder. The bids are to be prepared and submitted at premises described in said mortgage, to wit: d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage www.biddocsonline.com . Tutorials and instructions on how to complete the Acquisition Trust to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not in its individual electronic The land in said LYNN, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described capacity but solely in its capacity as owner trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust bid documents are available online (click on the "Tutorial" tab at the bottom as follows: Series 2018-1 dated January 3, 2019 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in footer). Book 37303, Page 144, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the EASTERLY by Harwood Street, 38 feet; purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 129 DCAMM Certification Requirements: For projects with an estimated construction SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Roy, being Lot B on the plan Marianna Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 12:00 PM on cost hereinafter mentioned, 91.79 feet; January 31, 2020, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, of over $100,000, by DHCD contractual requirement, General Bidders must be WESTERLY by land now or formerly of Came, 35.75 feet; and all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: certified NORTHERLY land now or formerly of Keating, 90.16 feet; by the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM), The land, with the buildings thereon, known as 129 Marianna Street, Lynn, Essex according to Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot A on a plan made for Alice G. Bradley by Article 2.1 in Section 00.21.50 Instructions to Bidders, in the following category of described; being the premises shown as Lot A on a plan recorded with Essex Shay & Leary, dated April 21, 1922, recorded with Essex South District Registry of work, South District Deeds, Book 2353, Page 516, and containing 3,371 square feet of Deeds in Book 2513, Page 135, bounded and described as follows: General Building Construction. No Filed Sub Bids are required. land according to said plan. Said premises are now known as and numbered 66 said Harwood Street. NORTHWESTERLY by Marianna Street on two courses, ten and 91/100 (10.91) General Bids will be received until 2:00 PM on Wednesday, 5 February 2020 and feet and thirty-nine and 21/100 (39.21) feet, respectively; publicly opened online, forthwith. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot B, as shown on said plan, fifty-four and 46/100 (54.46) District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27168, Page 151. feet; All Bids should be submitted online at www.biddocsonline.com and received no SOUTHEASTERLY by said Lot B and by land now or formerly of Holden, forty-nine later The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other and 20/100 (49.20) feet; and than the date and time specified above. municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Taylor, fifty and 46/100 (50.46) feet. encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Containing 2,530 square feet, more or less, according to said plan. of the record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made payable to For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern the Lynn Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26977, Page 175. Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development. $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pick-up at this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable www.biddocsonline.com (may be viewed electronically and hardcopy requested) or acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to at in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the There is a plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to BidDocs premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of ONLINE Inc. error in this publication. $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Plan deposits may be electronically paid or by check. This deposit will be refunded Other terms to be announced at the sale. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon for PHH Mortgage Corporation successor by merger to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check up to two sets for general bidders and for one set for sub-bidders upon return of Korde & Associates, P.C. in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, the sets 900 Chelmsford Street Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 in good condition within thirty (30) days of receipt of general bids. Otherwise the Suite 3102 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the deposit Lowell, MA 01851 premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical shall be the property of the Awarding Authority. (978) 256-1500 error in this publication. Tarar, Akhtar U. Estate of, 17-029951 Additional sets may be purchased for $50.00 Item: January 7, 15, 21, 2020 Other terms to be announced at the sale. Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not in its individual capacity but solely in Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them shall include a its capacity as owner trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 separate Korde & Associates, P.C. check for $ 40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS overnight), 900 Chelmsford Street nonrefundable, payable to the BidDocs ONLINE Inc., to cover mail handling costs. Does your company Suite 3102 Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 PRE-BID CONFERENCE / SITE VISIT: need employees? Donnelly, Bethany L., 17-029490 Date and Time: Wednesday, 22 January 2020 at 10:00 AM Item: January 7, 15, 21, 2020 Address: 94 Jefferson, Lynn Instructions: Meet at project site. LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING SITE VISIT BY APPOINTMENT: TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT For an appointment call Jim Finigan at (781) 593-2378. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, January 28, 2020, at 7:00 P.M. at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 200 ESSEX STREET, Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood ROOM B-129 to hear the following NEW petitions: Development 10 Church Street Petition 19-33 by CHARLES PATSIOS TRUSTEE for an Appeal of Determination of Lynn, Ma 01902 Inspector of Buildings. Property located at 460 HUMPRHEY STREET (Map 19, Lot 781-581-8611 102). NOTE: Petitioner has requested to continue the item to the February 25, 2020 meeting. Nashoba Blue Inc. 433 Main Street Petition 19-34 by PROFESSIONAL PERMITS C/O GARRY POTTS seeking special Hudson, Ma 01749 permit - signs to update existing canopy and dispenser branding, provide 978-568-1167 illumination on fuel canopy, update existing freestanding sign, and replace two existing storefront signs with new designs. Property located at 197 ESSEX STREET Item: January 21, 2020 (Map 12, Lot 102A). Placing a help wanted ad is great for Petition 20-01 by JOAN E. CARADONNA seeking a special permit for relief from COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS finding the skilled workers you need. off-street parking requirements for an office and pet training facility. Property THE TRIAL COURT located at 656 HUMPHREY STREET (Map 23, Lot 14A). PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES346175 Petition 20-02 by LEO MALKENSON seeking a dimensional special permit and a CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR special permit (nonconforming use/structure) for a two-story addition to an RESIGNATION OF GUARDIAN OF AN existing single-family structure within the rear yard setback. Property located at 42 INCAPACITATED PERSON HARRISON AVENUE (Map 27, Lot 28). Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Petition 20-03 by JIMMY RODRIGUEZ seeking a use special permit for a family day Salem MA, 01970 care for up to six (6) children. Property located at 163 Burrill Street (Map 3, Lot 108-A). In the matter of: Alan W. Spero Of: LYNN, MA Petition 20-04 by HANLEY DELACRUZ seeking a use special permit and special RESPONDENT permit - signs for reinstatement of the conditions of a prior special permit - Petition Incapacitated Person / Protected Person 29-7 - for the use and operation of an automotive repair and used car sales To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been business. Property is located at 222 PARADISE ROAD (Map 5, Lot 209). filed by Michael J. Chalmers of LYNN, MA And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: in the above captioned matter requesting that the court: Accept the Resignation of the Guardian Petition 19-31 by T. KIERAN NUNAN AND CYNTHIA NUNAN, TRUSTEES C/O The petition asks the court to make a determination that the Guardian and/or KENNETH B. SHUTZER seeking a dimensional special permit, special permit Conservator should be allowed to resign; or should be removed for good cause; or (non-conforming use/structure), special permit for parking relief, and special that the Guardianship and/or Conservatorship is no longer necessary and therefore permit for size of parking spaces to construct a roof deck and dormer addition to should be terminated. The original petition is on file with the court. the structure and reduce the number and/or size of parking spaces. The Petitioner You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your plans on re-establishing the use as a two (2) family structure, which is allowed in attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on 781-593-7700, ext.2 the A-4 district. Property is located at 55 BLANEY STREET (Map 2, Lot 156). the return date of 02/11/2020. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. Petition 19-32 by ARTHUR BLACK C/O ROBERT C. MCCANN, ESQ., seeking If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in modifications to a previously approved dimensional special permit, site plan the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written special permit, and dimensional variance for: alterations to the main dwelling, appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific Selling a house? including but not limited to: removal of second floor balcony and removal of facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. rooftop mechanical equipment; alterations to the exterior and grounds, including IMPORTANT NOTICE Buying a house? but not limited to: reduction in size and lowering the elevation of the tennis court, The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the addition of air conditioning units and a generator partially in the rear yard setback, above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial addition of a pool house in the rear yard setback, and relocation of the pool; and affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone Find out what properties other modifications requested as necessary to implement the proposed plan. The may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named petitioner is also submitting for approval of a final Landscape Plan. Property is person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. recently sold in your area. located at 60 TUPELO ROAD (Map 26, Lots 118 & 119). WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer MR Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: January 07, 2020 Petition 12-5 by DIGIORGIO & MESSINA CONSTRUCTION CORP. for an amendment Pamela Casey O'Brien Check out to an existing site plan special permit, independent living facility special permit for Register of Probate an alternative access route (Cushing Avenue) and to increase the number of units Item: January 21, 2020 from 15 to 22. Property is located at ARCHER STREET (Map 7, Lots 213-248 and the Real Estate page 250-255). in Saturday’s paper.

Marc Kornitsky, Chairman

Item: January 15, 21, 2020

Have a story to share? Need a question answered? [email protected] TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Human-to-human transmission confirmed in China coronavirus By Yanan Wang and and China’s leader called Ken Moritsugu on the government to take ASSOCIATED PRESS every possible step to com- bat the outbreak. BEIJING — The head “The recent outbreak of of a Chinese government novel coronavirus pneumo- expert team said Monday nia in Wuhan and other that human-to-human places must be taken seri- transmission has been con- ously,” President Xi Jinping firmed in an outbreak of a said in his first public state- new coronavirus, a devel- ment on the crisis. “Party opment that raises the pos- committees, governments FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sibility that it could spread and relevant departments Robles Gil apologized to Ana Lucia Salazar for more quickly and widely. at all levels should put peo- Team leader Zhong Nan- the abuse she suffered at the hands of a Legion ple’s lives and health first.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS shan, a respiratory expert, Xi’s remarks were report- of Christ priest when she was a child, on how Travelers wear face masks as they walk outside said two people in Guang- ed by state broadcaster her case was handled originally and all the sub- dong province in southern of the Beijing Railway Station. sequent “deficiencies.” CCTV on its main 7 p.m. China caught the virus evening news broadcast. from family members, state In Geneva, the World threaten to cross borders pneumonia comes as the 10 years after Vatican media said. Some medical Health Organization an- and require an internation- country enters its busi- workers have also tested nounced it would convene ally coordinated response. est travel period, when positive for the virus, the an Emergency Committee Previous global emergen- millions board trains and reform, Legion in English-language China meeting on Wednesday cies have been declared for planes for the Lunar New Daily newspaper reported. to determine whether the crises including the ongo- Year holidays. The out- new abuse crisis The late-night an- outbreak warrants being ing Ebola outbreak in Con- break is believed to have nouncement capped a day declared a global health go, the emergence of Zika started late last month By Maria Verza But more importantly, in which authorities an- crisis. virus in the Americas in when people picked it up and Nicole Winfield it has called into question nounced a sharp uptick in Such declarations are 2016 and the West Africa at a fresh food market in ASSOCIATED PRESS the Vatican reform itself: the number of confirmed typically made for epidem- Ebola outbreak in 2014. Wuhan, a city in central The papal envoy who ran cases to more than 200, ics of severe diseases that The spread of the viral China. MEXICO CITY — The the Legion starting in administrator of the elite 2010 learned about the Catholic school in Can- case nearly a decade ago Migrants ford river from Guatemala to Mexico cun, Mexico, used to take and refused to punish or the girls out of class and even investigate the priest By Maria Verza and assault rifles. send them to the chapel, or the superiors who cov- Sonia Perez D. Many of migrants moved where the priest from the ered up his crimes, many ASSOCIATED PRESS back to the river’s edge and Legion of Christ religious of whom are still in power a smaller number crossed order would sexually and ministry today. CIUDAD HIDALGO, back to Guatemala. abuse them. The scandal is not the Mexico — Hundreds of “You have two options: “As some were read- story line the Legion was Central American migrants you go back to Guatemalan ing the Bible, he would hoping for as it opened its waded across the Suchiate territory or you come with rape the others in front of general chapter Monday River into southern Mex- us,” Mexican immigration them, little girls aged 6 to in Rome, a weeks-long ico Monday in a new test agents said to migrants 8 or 9,” said one of his vic- gathering to choose new of U.S. President Donald who had crossed the river. tims, Ana Lucia Salazar, leaders and approve pol- Trump's Central America They assured those who now a 36-year-old Mex- icy decisions going for- strategy to keep them away went with them that they ican television host and ward. from the U.S. border. would “regularize” their mother of three. The assembly was sup- The migrants moved off status, but few of the mi- “Afterward, nothing was posed to have shown off the border bridge and to- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS grants believed them. the same, nothing went the Legion embarking ward the river after Mexi- A Central American migrant woman and child “Mexico’s president said back to the way it was,” fully on its own after 10 can officials told them they who crossed the Suchiate River from Guate- he would give us work she said through tears at years of Vatican-mandat- would not be granted pas- mala to Mexico are stopped by Mexican secu- and an opportunity and her home in Mexico City. ed reform. The Holy See sage through the country. rity forces on the riverbank near Ciudad Hi- look, said Esther Ma- Salazar’s horrific story, imposed structural chang- Amid shouts and even dalgo, Mexico. drid, a Honduran vendor which has been corrob- es after revelations that some fireworks they began who left her six children orated by other victims the Legion’s late founder, wading across the shallow troops sent to meet them. carried plastic riot shields in Honduras. Sitting on river. and the Legion itself, has the Rev. Marcial Maciel, Guardsmen scram- hit with rocks tossed by mi- a rock among dozens of sparked a new credibility sexually abused at least On the Mexican side, people who didn’t know bled too, trying to head grants and they occasional- crisis for the once-influen- 60 seminarians, fathered migrants ran from side to what to do next, she of- tial order, 10 years after at least three children and side along the river bank, off groups and detaining ly zipped a rock back into fered only one word when the Holy See took it over built a secretive, cult-like kicking up dust and look- people where they could. the crowd. Others jogged to asked if she would consid- after determining that its order to cater to his whims ing for an opening in the There was pushing and get into position with long er returning to San Pedro founder was a pedophile. and hide his double life. ranks of National Guard shoving. Some guardsmen staffs. Still others carried Sula: “Never.”

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The S&P 500 is up 3.1 and two months in federal before devastating news The benchmark S&P 500 percent so far this year prison after admitting he was made public. index also notched its sec- and technology stocks are helped his son and others The trading, prosecu- ond-straight weekly gain. once again leading the way dodge $800,000 in stock tors said, enabled Camer- Technology stocks pow- with a gain of 5.9 percent. market losses when he on Collins and friends to ered much of the market's The index finished 2019 learned that a drug trial dodge $800,000 in losses. broad gains, along with with a sharp 28.9 percent by a small pharmaceutical Collins' attorneys re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS communication services gain on a surge from the company had failed. quested leniency, citing his companies and banks. En- technology sector. Ex-Congressman Chris- contrition, advanced age, Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins arrives ergy sector stocks were the This week's signing of topher Collins, 69, was charitable works and a low at federal court for sentencing Friday in New only decliners. Bond prices a "Phase 1" trade deal sentenced by U.S. District chance that he would com- York. Collins pleaded guilty last fall to insider fell, sending yields higher. has raised hopes on Wall Judge Vernon S. Broderick mit any more crimes. trading and lying to the FBI. Investors welcomed Street that China and the in Manhattan after the “This is a sad and tragic more strong quarterly re- U.S. will avoid any further Republican pleaded guilty day for Chris and his fami- He vehemently denied none whatsoever,” he said, sults from banks. A report escalations as they contin- in October to conspiracy ly,” defense attorney Jona- wrongdoing when he was looking at members of the showing a December surge ue talking. U.S. election to commit securities fraud than Barr said. “He stands charged in 2018, with a media seated in the jury box in new home construction, concerns and the ongoing and lying to law enforce- before you humbled, peni- spokeswoman calling a during much of his remarks. meanwhile, provided the impeachment of President ment officials. tent and remorseful.” House Ethics Commit- “My life has been shat- latest encouraging snap- Donald Trump have been Collins broke down and Collins had been a vocal tee inquiry into Collins a tered. My reputation has shot on the U.S. economy. both largely ignored by apologized to his family Trump supporter, becom- “partisan witch hunt.” been shattered. Worst, A solid retail sales report Wall Street, so far. and his former constitu- ing the first member of When he spoke Friday, my family has been shat- on Thursday revealed con- Still, the possibility that ents and colleagues. Congress to endorse him as he fought back tears and tered,” he said. sumers are still spending U.S. trade tensions could “I stand here today as a a presidential candidate. displayed the Boy Scout's He added that he was in at a healthy pace. heat up again, whether The latest batch of pos- disgraced former member He also called for an end three-fingered sign, break- a “dark, dark place,” won- against China or the Eu- itive corporate earnings of Congress,” he said. “My to special counsel Robert ing down several times as dering how to go on when ropean Union, and the reports and ecomonic data life has been shattered.” Mueller’s probe into possi- he spoke about the scout his daughter pleaded with U.S. presidential election, helped keep investors in The sentence came even ble campaign collusion and code he violated, including him to recover. could result in heightened after Collins' lawyers ar- a buying mood after the blamed former President a vow to be trustworthy, “I climbed out of the hole volatility for stocks this gued he was sorry and and his family. because of her,” he said as midweek signing of an ini- Barack Obama’s adminis- year, Richardson said. should face no prison time tration for failing to push “I violated my core val- his wife and daughter, who tial trade deal by the U.S. "It's likely that we'll see in the insider trading case. back on Russia. ues and there is no excuse, fought tears of their own. and China. Progress on trade has eased fears on some dips and volatility in Wall Street about the po- the market," Richardson tential for the dispute to said. "When those occur Startups see a market in renting escalate further. in the context of solid eco- "The markets have re- nomic fundamentals and sponded really to one thing earnings growth, what couches by the month and that's trade headlines, we're telling our clients is and that continues," said to buy that dip, because By Joseph Pisani lot,” says Thomas Robert- Nela Richardson, invest- we think share prices will ASSOCIATED PRESS son, a marketing professor ment strategist at Edward rebound, but we do think at the Wharton School of Jones. "But the economic the path forward for share Zachariah Mohammed’s the University of Penn- data that underlies some prices is rocky this year." living room is filled with sylvania, describing the of that momentum, not all Chipmaker Qualcomm stuff he doesn’t own. types of people who would of it, is pretty persistent. He pays $200 a month led technology sector use the services. “Why The fact that we're seeing stocks higher Friday, for the sofa, side table, bar would you want to be sad- housing solidly make a cart, dining table and four climbing 4.5 percent. dled with furniture?” corner turn into health is Communications com- chairs in his living room. The furniture-rental good for 2020." It’s worth it, the 27-year- panies also rose. Google companies target high-in- The S&P 500 index parent company Alphabet old New Yorker says. If he come city dwellers who rose 12.81 points, or 0.4 rose 2 percent a day after needs to move, which he’s want a $1,100 orange percent, to 3,329.62. The becoming the latest tech gi- done twice in the last 12 love seat ($46 a month) or benchmark index also set ant to cross the $1 trillion months, he won’t need to $980 leather bench ($41 a all-time highs on Monday, valuation mark, joining lug a sofa across the city or month) — but only tempo- Wednesday and Thursday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Apple and Microsoft. Com- worry if it will fit in a new rarily. The furniture itself The Dow Jones Indus- cast gained 1.3 percent af- place. The furniture-rent- Furniture-rental startups and other companies is a step up from Ikea. trial Average gained 50.46 al startup, Feather, will are aiming to rent furniture to millennials who “I’m 32 years old and points, or 0.2 percent, to ter its NBCUniversal unit swap out items for some- don’t want to commit to big purchases or move have lived in 25 differ- 29,348.10. The Nasdaq launched a video streaming thing else. heavy furniture and are willing to pay for the ent places, five different added 31.81 points, or 0.3 service, Peacock. “We don’t want to be convenience. countries, 12 different percent, to 9,388.94. Citizens Financial led fi- stuck with a giant couch,” cities,” says Chan Park, The Russell 2000 index nancial sector stocks high- says Mohammed, a social nials who don’t want to en’s designer clothing, and who co-founded online of smaller company stocks er, rising 3.2 percent. State media manager at a soft- commit to big purchases even Netflix and Spotify, furniture rental compa- dropped 5.58 points, or 0.3 Street rose 1.8 percent. ware company, who lives or move heavy furniture which let you stream from ny Oliver Space last year. percent, to 1,699.64. Several homebuilders with his partner and their and are willing to pay for a huge catalog rather than He constantly bought and Markets in Europe and rose after the Commerce dog, Remy. the convenience. It’s part buy individual TV show discarded cheap furniture. Asia finished higher. Department said that con- Feather, Fernish and of a wave of rental culture episodes, movies or songs. Then he moved to a fur- Bond prices fell, pushing struction of new homes other companies aim to that includes Rent the “They’re moving a lot. nished rental apartment yields higher. The yield on surged in December to the rent furniture to millen- Runway, focused on wom- They’re changing jobs a in Singapore. the 10-year Treasury rose highest level in 13 years.

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