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A calming effect Robots on the in Swampscott march in Saugus By Gayla Cawley Olivia Barton, By Bridget Turcotte Billy Robinson, ITEM STAFF Liam O’Brien, ITEM STAFF left, and Tyler Charlie Page, Wilson, both SWAMPSCOTT — Students at Swampscott Thomas Kourk- SAUGUS — All six Saugus Public Schools ro- members of the High School are encouraged to take a breather oulis, Stephen botics teams will face off in a regional competi- robotics club at before some of their classes. Hopkins and tion Saturday, Dec. 10. Belmonte Middle Peter Franklin, an English teacher and mind- Thomas Pass, The children, ages 9 to 13, will compete School in Saugus, fulness instructor at the school, said there’s been back row, Ka- against about 30 other teams in the FIRST test their Lego a mindfulness initiative at the school for about leigh Cantin Lego League Challenge at Revere High School. robot. three years, which has been expanding annually. and Tessa Diaz, They have been preparing since early October, Mindfulness is a moment by moment awareness below, meditate. said Peter Collins, a team coach and eighth ITEM PHOTO | of our thoughts, emotions, sensation and sur- grade science teacher at the Belmonte Middle OWEN O’ROURKE rounding environment. ITEM PHOTO | School. MINDFULNESS, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE ROBOTS, A7 THE DAY LYNN GROUND TO A HALT Lynnway robbery ends in fatal shooting By Thor Jourgensen and Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — An armed rob- bery suspect was shot to death Tuesday morning by Lynn police and the incident turned the Lyn- nway into a crime scene, slowing morning commut- er traf c to a crawl. Police responded to a 911 call around 3:47 a.m. for an armed robbery at Lynnway Gulf, 525 Lyn- nway. Lynn Police Chief Kevin Coppinger said the suspect, identi ed as Mi- chael McInnis, 41, of Mal- den, went into the station and told the clerk he had a gun. McInnis robbed the sta- tion of $150 after a violent struggle, during which he threatened to shoot the clerk, according to the Es- sex County District Attor- ney’s of ce. The clerk was shaken up, but not hurt. McInnis  ed on foot, walking the southbound PHOTO | PAULA MULLER side of the Lynnway until Traf c was snarled on the Lynnway for several hours Tuesday morning following a police-involved shooting, with the SHOOTING, A3 roadway closed in both directions from Commercial to Shepard streets from shortly after 4 to about 9:30 a.m. Christmas for three Lynn board can’t zone in INSIDE In Lynn presents a challenge English students on housing conclusion take art to By Bridget Turcotte the next level. A3 ITEM STAFF By Thomas Grillo Councilors Peter Capano and Jay Walsh Waterfront ITEM STAFF would require developers to seek council A working mom needs development backed approval to build multifamily units in up by questions. A3 help making Christmas LYNN — A pair of controversial pro- portions of Ward 5 and all of Ward 6 and special for her three chil- posals that would have essentially 7. A second, stricter proposal would re- In Opinion dren this year. prohibited multifamily construction quire Zoning Board of Appeals approval They face danger Her newborn son spent in much of the city were tabled by the for multifamily construction in the city. and save lives. A4 the rst month of his life Planning Board Tuesday night. John and Marilyn Marsello, resi- at a Boston hospital in Following a public hearing where a dents of Fairmount Avenue, said a Sau- In Sports intensive care. Her hus- landlord, a commercial real estate bro- gus-based developer has approvals for New era for Lynn band has become a stay- ker and residents sparred over the mer- two apartment buildings on their street Tech basketball. B1 at-home dad. its of a major zoning change to limit new that would contain 100 units. The new “My 3-year-old and home construction to one- or two-family apartments would add more cars to an In Food Rosalie 9-year-old daughters are dwellings, the panel declined to take a already congested area of the city with elevates a roast two wonderful girls who position and referred the matter to the narrow streets. to new heights. B8 city council. ITEM SANTA, A7 If approved, the proposals by City ZONING, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 50° VOL. 138, ISSUE 305 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 47° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 OBITUARIES Escaping wildfires meant fleeing Kandis O. Pompie, 79 1937-2016 through a hell-like landscape LYNN — Kandis the NAACP Chapter Onett “K.O.” “Erline” in Lynn. She loved By Steve Magargee (Nash) Pompie, age gardening, and was and Jonathan Mattise 79, of Lynn, died Mon- involved with foster ASSOCIATED PRESS day, Nov. 28, 2016, care for many years. after a lengthy illness. Kandis traces her GATLINBURG, Tenn. Born in Lynn, she “Haskell family” roots — With flames dripping was the daughter of back to the Civil War; from tree branches and the late William and her ancestors are in the air filled with em- Geneva (Haskell) the Lynn Civil War bers, thousands of people Nash. Raised in Lynn and Cal- Museum “GAR” building. She raced through a hellish ifornia, she had lived in Lynn will be remembered as a lov- landscape as they fled for the greater part of her life. ing mother and a generous wildfires that killed three Kandis was a loving, sup- and good care provider. people and destroyed hun- portive and no-nonsense She is survived by two sons, dreds of homes and a re- mother who did everything Theodore R. Phillips Jr. of Rut- sort in the Great Smoky she could for her children and land and Joseph M. Phillips Mountains. children who were not hers by of Melrose; four daughters, Fanned by hurri- birth. She believed life was Denise M. Moore, Linda Adele cane-force winds, the more important than work, Phillips, Jackline M. Phillips flames reached the door- although we needed to work and Undreea Phillips, all of step of Dollywood, the to get by and live. For all she Lynn; two sisters, Joanne theme park named after endured and did for her them, Kilson and Carol Harewood, country music legend and Kandis was her children’s and both of Lynn; one brother, local hero Dolly Parton. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS grandchildren’s Superwoman. John D. Nash of Lynn; as well But the attraction was Smoke rises around the charred remains of two vehicles Tuesday in She was very generous to her as 12 grandchildren and 25 spared significant dam- Gatlinburg, Tenn., after a wildfire swept through the area Monday. immediate family and other great-grandchildren. She was age. families in need. the mother of the late William The fires spread quickly in hell,” said Linda Mon- were forced to evacuate The Castle, perhaps the Kandis worked in the aircraft R. Phillips and sister of the on Monday night, when holland, who was working the tourist city in the largest and most iconic division at General Electric, late Bernice Nash, Virginia winds topping 87 mph at Park View Inn in Gat- mountains, where some home in Gatlinburg, was Riverworks in Lynn. She was Christian, Geraldine Green, whipped up the flames, linburg when she and five hotspots persisted and a destroyed. So was Cupid’s also a professional seam- Joan Wilhelmsen and Joseph, catching residents and other people fled on foot. curfew in place Tuesday Chapel of Love, a wedding tourists in the Gatlinburg stress when she was younger, William and Robert Nash. “Walking through hell, night. venue. an accomplished artist, ran a Service information: Fu- area by surprise. Police that’s what it was. I can’t No details on the deaths Entire churches were silk flower making business neral services will be held banged on front doors and and possessed a terrific eye in the SOLIMINE Funeral told people to get out im- believe it. I never want to were immediately avail- gone. Scorched cars for interior design. She was Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route mediately. Some trekked see something like that able. More than a dozen parked outside set on involved in many community 1A), Lynn on Thursday at 11 20 minutes to catch life- again in my life, ever.” people were injured. their rims after their tires activities including the Com- a.m. Visitation will be from saving rides on trolleys “Hell opened up,” her The extent of the dam- had melted away. The only munity Brotherhood, Head 9:30-11 a.m. Interment will usually reserved for tours co-worker Sissy Stinnett age began to emerge even sound came from the ee- Start, Catholic Charities and be in Pine Grove Cemetery, and wedding parties. said. as smoke from the wild- rie screech of hotel fire the Lynn City Mission. She Lynn. Relatives and friends “There was fire every- In all, more than 14,000 fires lingered late Tuesday alarms echoing through was also a former member are respectfully invited. Di- where. It was like we were residents and tourists afternoon. the empty streets. of Order of the Eastern Star rections and guest book at and past vice president of www.solimine.com. Massachusetts lawmaker among MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Gov. Baker heading to DC to stove he used inside the those arrested at wage protest shed behind his home in discuss transportation, military Charlton, off Route 169. By Bob Salsberg to billionaire corporations The state’s hourly mini- A bill that would grad- BOSTON (AP) — Gov. The Massachusetts De- ASSOCIATED PRESS and to fight for what they mum wage is $10 and will ually raise the minimum partment of Fire Services deserve,” Eldridge said in be among the highest in wage to $15 over the next Charlie Baker is heading BOSTON — Hundreds says it was the state’s a statement released by the nation when it goes to several years was being to Washington, D.C. to of people rallied and near- 48th fire death so far this his office. $11 on Jan. 1, under the drafted but was expected discuss transportation ly three dozen were arrest- year and more than a Cambridge police said on last of a three-step hike to be filed before the start and military issues. ed on Tuesday during a quarter of the cases in- Twitter the protest ended approved by the Legisla- of the Legislature’s next On Wednesday morning protest held for a $15-per- volve people older than 65. with 34 “pre-planned ar- ture in 2014. But while ap- session in January. Activ- the Republican governor hour minimum wage. State Fire Marshal will meet with Gen. Mark State Sen. Jamie El- rests,” inferring the dem- preciative of that increase, ists also were considering Peter J. Ostroskey says Milley, chief of staff to the dridge, an Acton Dem- onstrators had intended workers said it still wasn’t whether to include a pro- it was a tragic loss to the United States Army, at the ocrat, was among those to be arrested. The group enough to make ends vision that would tie fu- family, made more painful Pentagon to discuss the taken into custody after a Raise Up Massachusetts, meet. ture increases to inflation. because it happened the progress of the Massachu- group of minimum wage which organized the event, “I’m a mother, and I’m Business groups are day before Thanksgiving. setts Military Task Force. earners, including fast- called it an act of civil dis- working hard to ensure skeptical of further hikes The task force was food workers, and their obedience. my family can celebrate in the minimum wage, ar- created in 2012 in part Massachusetts AG: I’ll supporters sat down on a The group, which also the holidays and have food guing it would add new fi- to strengthen the state’s sue Trump to protect street in front of a McDon- included airport and home on the table,” said Lazaro nancial burdens for many six military installations state if needed ald’s restaurant in Cam- care workers and drivers Monterrey, a wheelchair employers and perhaps and their impact on local bridge and blocked traffic for the ride-hailing ser- assistant earning $10.50 lead to job cuts. communities. BOSTON (AP) — Massa- as part of nationwide pro- vice Uber, later staged a an hour at Logan Interna- Protests also were held Later Wednesday, Baker, chusetts Attorney General tests. rally at the Statehouse to tional Airport. “I’m fighting Tuesday in several other joined by state Transpor- Maura Healey is telling “I’m very proud of the urge lawmakers to boost for $15 an hour ... so that I cities around the U.S., and tation Secretary Steph- supporters she’s willing brave workers for having Massachusetts’ minimum will have respect on the job arrests were reported in anie Pollack and Demo- to sue Republican Presi- the courage to stand up wage to $15 per hour. and a decent paycheck.” New York and Detroit. cratic Congressman Mike dent-elect Donald Trump Capuano, will meet with if that’s what’s needed to Amtrak President Wick protect the state. Moorman to talk about In a fundraising email For-profit colleges expect fortunes the relationship between Tuesday, the Democrat Amtrak and the state. said that when the fed- On Thursday, Baker eral government over- to improve under Trump presidency will participate in a Na- reaches or attempts to tional Governors Associ- take illegal action, state By Collin Binkley industry has suffered ation’s seminar for new attorneys general provide ASSOCIATED PRESS steep enrollment loss- governors. a first line of defense. es since 2010. Many Baker will also accept In the email, Healey BOSTON — After near- schools blame Obama, Governing Magazine’s says she won’t hesitate to ing collapse under the whose administration Public Official of the Year take Trump to court if he Obama administration, has cracked down on Award on Wednesday carries out what she de- the for-profit college in- schools accused of fraud dustry is celebrating Don- night. scribed as his unconstitu- and added new regula- ald Trump’s election as a tional campaign promises. tions that officials say chance for a rebound. Fire officials: Woodstove Healey, who supported were meant to protect As stock prices for some Democrat Hillary Clinton, students from abuse. ignited clothing of elderly man of the nation’s largest col- ticked off a number of In September, the lege chains have surged, WORCESTER (AP) — concerns, saying she’ll fight ITT Technical Institute industry lobbyists say State fire officials say to defend Massachusetts’ chain shut down after the elderly man who died efforts to expand health they have received a warm welcome from Trump’s the federal government following a house fire care, enforce some of the mostly barred it from in Charlton was injured country’s toughest gun laws transition team and al- ready have launched a enrolling new students when a woodstove ignited and maintain oversight of as a sanction for aca- his clothing. banks and Wall Street. campaign to rebrand the embattled industry as a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS demic troubles. A month Officials say 91-year old later, the Apollo Edu- Armand St. Laurent died Man sentenced for shooting key to the new president’s For-profit schools like DeVry University in Mira- plan for economic growth. mar, Fla., have seen enrollment declines under cation Group, owner of from a burn injury he into home with kids inside the University of Phoe- suffered in his woodwork- While Trump has yet to the Obama administration, due to regulations. detail his education plan, nix, told investors that ing shed on Wednesday. BARNSTABLE (AP) — some in the for-profit sec- it might not survive the They say his clothing A Barnstable man has ey to cover student loans if Gunderson said that tor see the president-elect policies of another Dem- caught fire from a wood- been sentenced to up to the school fails. early conversations with ocratic president. five years behind bars as an ally who has cham- “Unfortunately, the fo- Trump’s transition team pioned the private sector Trump, who graduat- after pleading guilty to cus in the last eight years showed promise for a ed from the University IN MEMORIAM shooting into a house and promised to roll back DIANA RIDEOUT has been fighting for sur- smoother relationship of Pennsylvania, spoke with a couple and their many of President Barack 2003 ~ NOVEMBER 30 ~ 2016 vival from an ideological with the White House. little about for-profit col- two young children inside. Obama’s regulations. administration that was “They absolutely see a leges during his cam- The Cape Cod Times Industry lobbyists hope opposed to our very exis- place for postsecondary paign. His pick for edu- reports that 21-year-old those include federal tence, and hopefully that career education which is cation secretary, Betsy Flavio Gambarotto-San- “gainful employment” is a fight we will no longer not exclusively construct- DeVos, is known for pro- ta was also sentenced rules, which can cut fund- ing to academic programs have to wage,” said Steve ed around just four-year moting charter schools Monday to three years of Gunderson, president liberal-arts programs,” probation. whose graduates struggle and school vouchers but of the industry lobbying Gunderson said. Under a plea deal just to pay off student debt, has less of a track record group Career Education Trump’s transition team before his trial was sched- and new borrower defense when it comes to higher uled to start, he pleaded rules that can force finan- Colleges and Universities did not respond to re- education. DeVos did not guilty to attempting to cially unstable schools to and a former Republican quests for comment. respond to a request for commit a crime, assault put up large sums of mon- congressman. The for-profit college comment. Gone is the face we loved so dear. and battery with a danger- Silent is the voice ous weapon and threaten- we loved to hear. Too far away for sight or speech, ing to commit a crime. But not too far for Authorities say a wom- home delivery rate is thought to reach. an in November 2014 told Sweet to remember she 50% off who once was here, her husband that Gam- And who, though absent, barotto-Santa had made newstand price! is just as dear. an offensive statement to Lovingly remembered and sadly Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only missed by husband Bruce, Kecia, her. They say the husband Teri, Donny, grandchildren and Gambarotto-Santa to subscribe today. and great-grandchildren later argued. $3 a week. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Lynnway robbery ends in fatal shooting

SHOOTING several hours following tive leave. Their names TIMELINE OF EVENTS From A1 the incident with the Lyn- have not been released 110 Munroe St. nway closed in both direc- by the DA’s office, Mona- P.O. Box 5 3:47 a.m. Lynn, MA 01903 crossing at 491 Lynnway, tions from Commercial han said, as investigators where he was approached to Shepard streets from requested that the names Lynn Police respond to a 911 call reporting an Customer Service armed robbery at Gulf Station, 525 Lynnway. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. by Lynn police. Copping- shortly after 4 to about be withheld until addi- er said the suspect had 9:30 a.m. tional interviews with the Connecting his hands in his pockets, This is the third Lynn involved officers could be All Departments: 4 a.m. 781-593-7700 and was ordered several Police officer-involvedconducted. times by police to show his shooting this year and all Last January, three The suspect, Michael McInnis, 41, of Malden, is shot by police Ext. 2 in the upper torso after crossing at 491 Lynnway and reportedly hands. three cases are still under Lynn police officers shot Classi ed Advertising refusing to show his hands. Shortly after, the Lynnway is closed Authorities said McInn- investigation by the Essex and killed Randolph Mc- classi [email protected] to traffic in both directions from Commercial to Shepard streets. is refused to comply with County District Attorney’s Clain, 33, who pointed a Subscriptions [email protected] the requests from police office, according to spokes- gun at them off Western and at some point, one of Circulation woman Carrie Kimball Avenue following a morn- 4:24 a.m. [email protected] the officers discharged his Monahan. ing pursuit. McClain was McInnis is transported to Massachusetts General Hospital. Ext. 3 weapon twice, striking the In October, Robert Dap- the subject of an ongoing suspect in the upper torso. Newsroom kus, 57, was shot and investigation by the police [email protected] “We had information killed by police at 300 department for multiple 4:36 a.m. [email protected] that he was armed with a Lynn Shore Drive, Apt. restraining order violations McInnis arrives at MGH, where he undergoes surgery. Ext. 4 handgun,” Coppinger said 511, where he lived. Po- and threats. Officers went Sports of McInnis. lice were attempting to to 106 Bay View Ave., off [email protected] The suspect was taken execute a search warrant Western Avenue, to exe- 9:15 a.m. Ext. 5 to Massachusetts Gener- when the fatal shooting cute five outstanding arrest Essex County District Attorney’s office is notified that Retail and Online al Hospital where he un- occurred. Dapkus was a warrants on the suspect. McInnis has been pronounced dead at the hospital. Advertising derwent surgery, and was suspect in an armed rob- Authorities said Mc- [email protected] pronounced dead shortly bery at the Porthole Pub Clain fled the building on ADVERTISING after 9 a.m., according to on Sept. 26. Authorities foot and ordered a female 9:30 a.m. Ernie Carpenter, Jr. the DA. said after officers forced driver out of a vehicle at Lynnway reopens to traffic. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 No officers were hurt their way into the apart- gunpoint. As officers ap- [email protected] in the incident. But Cop- ment, they found Dapkus proached the vehicle, the Bob Gunther pinger said three officers pointing a gun. Police fired suspect pointed his gun volved police officers after the DA’s office will be re- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 investigators have com- leased. [email protected] directly involved were at the suspect as he exit- at police and three officers placed on paid administra- ed into the hallway, still fired at him. pleted their interviews Thor Jourgensen can be Joseph Mastrorio Vice President / Advertising and tive leave for three days as pointing the weapon. Standard procedure with them, Monahan said. reached at tjourgensen@ Business Development, ext. 1315 part of protocol for an offi- Eight officers present for from the DA’s office in an Following the comple- itemlive.com. Gayla Caw- [email protected] cer-involved shooting. the incident were placed officer-involved shooting is tion of an investigation, ley can be reached at Ralph Mitchell Traffic was snarled for on three-day administra- to release the names of in- a full written report from [email protected]. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 [email protected] Philip Ouellette Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 Lynn English students take art to the next level [email protected] Cassie Vitali Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 By Michele Durgin for the college application true camp format,” Gil- [email protected] FOR THE ITEM process,” Jagodynski said. berg said. “We slept in the Patricia Whalen “Art colleges require appli- dorms at night and there Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 LYNN — Lynn English cants to submit at least 15 [email protected] were about 60 students High School is home to pieces of art with their ap- enrolled. I was the only three flourishing and am- BUSINESS OFFICE plications.” one from Lynn, but I met bitious teens who hope to Beth Bresnahan Jagodynski has a par- some good people from become part of the vast Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 ticular fondness for car- all over. It gave me a real [email protected] landscape known as “The toon drawing and hopes to sense of what college is go- Susan J. Conti Art World.” make it part of his profes- ing to be like.” Controller, ext. 1288 Yirkelys Santana, 17, is [email protected] sional life after college. He Gilberg is applying to a member of the senior is applying to Montserrat Ted Grant class and is currently en- both Montserrat and the Publisher, ext. 1234 and hopes to meet the ear- rolled in a six-week figure Maine College of Art. She [email protected] ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ly action deadline of Dec. 1. is currently enrolled in art course at Massachu- “I like to make people Marian Kinney three programs at Raw Art ext. 1212 setts College of Art and Lynn English High School students Austin Ja- laugh and cartoons are my Works three afternoons a [email protected] Design. The class is Sat- godynski, left, Sarah Gilberg and Yirkelys San- thing,” he said. “I would week. She also finds time Will Kraft urday mornings and his tana work on illustrations in the art room. love to work in the enter- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 works are on display at for piano and guitar les- [email protected] tainment industry some- the school until Dec. 3. semester. His professional at Montserrat College of day and be a cartoonist for sons and believes she has Jennifer Perez goals include becoming an Art in Beverly. The life- a love of the arts that will ext. 1205 “I have four pieces in the television or the movies.” [email protected] show and I am pretty proud architect and owning his long Lynn resident also Sarah Gilberg, also 17 stay with her for life. Carolina Trujillo of that. I have learned so own business. works at Raw Art Works, a and a member of the next “My dream is to own my Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 much from this course,” “I love to design and cre- program dedicated to nur- graduating class of Bull- own bakery and apply my [email protected] Santana said. “I love to cre- ate models of buildings turing the artistic talent dogs, is another talent in artistic skills to cake deco- Jim Wilson ate things and express my- and other structures,” said of local youth. It is locat- her own right. Last sum- rating like the Cake Boss Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Santana.” I am really look- ed in downtown Lynn and on television,” she said. [email protected] self through my work.” mer she took a course at Santana, the recipient ing forward to making my boasts a loyal and dedicat- “Making people happy CIRCULATION Montserrat and was espe- of a scholarship for the dreams come true.” ed following. cially happy with the col- makes me feel good and Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 course, is in the process of Austin Jagodynski, 17, is “The class I am taking is lege “experience” she en- doing that through some- [email protected] applying to the Massachu- a classmate of Santana’s called Portfolio Prep and is countered in the program. thing I love will be a big CLASSIFIED setts College of Art and and is currently enrolled teaching me how to orga- “The class was three accomplishment. There is Abbe Young Smith Design for the Fall 2017 in an eight-week course nize and choose my artwork weeks long and it was a nothing better than art!” Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] Kerry Smith Waterfront development backed up by questions Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 [email protected] By Thomas Grillo the wetlands, analyze the of the Lynnway and Mar- Lynnway. project’s impacts. NEWSROOM ITEM STAFF site’s vulnerability to cli- ket Street. James Cowdell, executive “This is simply how the Bill Brotherton mate change, avoid or fix In October, Loth met director of the Lynn Eco- permitting process goes Features Editor ext. 1338 LYNN — The city’s first any damage to the land- with the New Lynn Coa- nomic Development and on the state level,” he said. [email protected] major waterfront devel- Gayla Cawley scape and mitigate traffic lition, a nonprofit group Industrial Corp., the city’s “It’s a sign that progress is opment that promises to impacts, Beaton wrote. of housing advocates and Reporter, ext. 1236 jumpstart the Lynnway’s development bank, said being made.” [email protected] Eric Loth, Minco’s man- union members who are transformation will take he was not surprised that Thomas Grillo can be Cheryl Charles aging director, said the lobbying for affordable longer than expected to the state has asked Minco reached at tgrillo@item- Night Editor EIR will take up to 90 units as part of the de- [email protected] break ground. for more details about the live.com. days to complete and push velopment and union con- Environmental Affairs Leah M. Dearborn the project’s start date struction. While each side Reporter/Weekly Editor, ext. 1317 Secretary Matthew Bea- [email protected] ton asked in a letter to closer to Labor Day. agreed the talk was use- Thomas Grillo Minco Development from “Sometimes we look at ful, the developer did not Reporter, ext. 1264 these things and think, make any promises. [email protected] North Andover, to detail how it plans to avoid, gosh, it looks like there’s If approved, the project Spenser Hasak some overreach because will include 348 apart- Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 minimize and mitigate [email protected] the environmental, traf- the state wants answers ments in two buildings on this, that and the oth- across from the North Thor Jourgensen fic and parking impacts News Editor, ext. 1267 of the $80 million project er,” he said. “But I think Shore Community Col- [email protected] that will turn the former we can work through lege. The site has been Steve Krause Beacon Chevrolet site into all of the issues they’ve vacant for more than Sports Editor, ext. 1229 raised. Obviously, this three decades. When [email protected] an oceanfront apartment community. project is important to completed, it is expected Katie Morrison the city and the state, so I Sports Reporter Since the proposal re- to turn an eyesore into [email protected] quires a Chapter 91 li- hope they will work with a world-class neighbor- Owen O’Rourke cense, a state law that cooperatively.” hood with apartments Photographer, ext. 1224 protects the public’s ac- Beaton also noted that offering sweeping ocean The value of each coupon shown here is equal to [email protected] cess to waterways, and the project fails to meet views, a nearby commut- or greater than the price of the newspaper. Anne Marie Tobin the development will re- the goals of the city’s Mu- er rail station and a dock Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] ceive $1.2 million in infra- nicipal Harbor Plan which for a potential ferry to structure assistance, the calls for a mix of housing, Boston. The development ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Holding the line on the environment Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor It’s time for many to let go of deni- we’ll work in the House but focus on state and local governments in step- W   J. K Gordon R. Hall Vice President, Finance Monica Connell Healey al and anger and accept the reality the Senate. In addition, we’ll watch ping up protection of our health and P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton of a Donald Trump White House be- what goes on behind the scenes in environment. There are a host of ad- Vice President, Sales the Oval Office. So often, bureau- ditional state laws providing public J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan ginning on Jan. 20. For the environ- Chief Operating O cer Chairman mental community, there are three cratic actions fly under the public’s health and environmental benefits P “  things we’re going to do. radar screen. for Bay Staters that we will work to Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ensure are adequately funded and Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 First, with conservation partners The executive branch is mandated Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 across the country, we’re going to by the constitution, courts and Con- fully implemented on Beacon Hill. Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 fight to hold on to what we have. gress to implement, enforce, and ex- We remain committed to our aspi- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 rations, goals, and vision and for a Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 For almost half-a-century and ecute the nation’s laws. However, the Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 until most recently, we’ve had en- president can unilaterally weaken or clean, healthy and vibrant environ- Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 vironmental success coming from repeal regulations. He can also cut ment. Irrespective of who controls Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 the levers of government, we will Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Congress. Encouraged by the White funds for existing programs, fail to continue to advocate for a progres- John S. Moran, 1975-1990 House, the upcoming 115th Con- enforce the law, make hostile politi- Executive Editor, sive environmental agenda in our gress, with 239 Republicans and 193 cal appointments, reduce the work- nation’s capital. Democrats in the House of Repre- force, and simply drag his feet. As a sentatives, may try to weaken or do preventive measure, we’ll go to court Jack Clarke is director of public away with some of these provisions. to require that the law be enforced. policy and government relations for To prevent a rollback of progress, Finally, we’re going to support Mass Audubon.

EDITORIAL They face danger and save lives

When terrorists struck on Sept. 11, 2001, Ameri- cans praised and mourned fallen firefighters, police officers and other emergency workers who ran into danger while others fled from it. Public safety and medical emergency workers, by definition, save lives by stepping into danger. Sev- eral firefighters from Lynn and communities across the state were honored Tuesday by their colleagues and state officials for upholding the highest stan- dards defining their profession. During incidents marked by tragedy, Lynn fire- fighters Estarlo Abreu, Brett Johnson and Joseph Fannon, Fire Lieutenants William Fritz and David Stanley and Saugus Fire Capt. Christopher Rizza together and individually saved lives or did their best to save lives. Stanley, Fritz, Johnson and Fannon stepped out of a routine early pre-Christmas morning last Dec. 4 and into a scene of terror and horror. Arriving on Bruce Place, a small side street near the Fayette Street firehouse, they found flames exploding out of the windows of a home and a woman jumping out of second-floor window onto a car roof. Alerted to reports of residents trapped on the building’s second and third floors, Fritz pushed his way into the burning structure with other firefight- EDITORIAL ers who, in the words of a description recounting their feat, were “knocked to the floor by the smoke and intense heat.” Why Romney should be secretary of state Crawling blind through smoke, they heard sounds only a person in severe distress makes and located The Washington Post columnist been successful at every high-pro- Romney may not have the for- a woman trapped under a piece of furniture. Fritz David Ignatius and others have not- file job he has had. The Harvard eign-policy background of other per- and Stanley pulled the woman to safety. Johnson ed President-elect Donald Trump MBA and law school graduate ceived secretary of state candidates and Fannon found a second person suffering burns has steadily backed away from some co-founded and ran a successful such as former U.N. Ambassador John and Stanley helped the pair carry the woman down controversial campaign positions. In investment firm, Bain Capital. He Bolton, but he is well-traveled and has a staircase to safety. his interview last week with staffers helped Bain & Company, a previous established relationships with many Four people died in the Bruce Place fire. It is ranked at The New York Times, the billion- employer, return to profitability foreign leaders, including a friendship as 2015’s deadliest blaze. But Fritz, Stanley, Johnson aire developer sounded like a differ- after the management consultant with Israeli Prime Minister Benja- and Fannon saved lives at risk to their own. ent man, praising President Barack firm went downhill following his min Netanyahu that dates back to The teenage boy Abreu tried to save last June Obama and opponent Hillary Clin- move to Bain Capital. He was a the 1970s, when both men were rising when his friends said he did not resurface after div- ton and talking about the need to leader of the Church of Jesus Christ ing into a local pond died. The boy’s survival chances stars at the Boston Consulting Group. unite a divided nation. of Latter-day Saints’ Boston organi- Yet because Romney harshly criti- may have been slim to none, but Abreu applied his Many will never forgive Trump for zation. He was brought in to serve firefighter training to attempt to save the teen’s life. cized Trump during the GOP prima- his grossly offensive rhetoric, behav- as CEO and president of Salt Lake ry, some Trump staffers are taking Chris Rizza saved two colleagues’ lives on New ior and history — but like it or not, City’s faltering 2002 Winter Olym- potshots at him and pushing former Year’s Day after a basement fire spread to the attic his “normalization” by the media is pics organizing committee and won New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, a in a Saugus house. A flash fire in the building trig- well under way. He won the Elector- national praise for orchestrating a prominent and outspoken Trump sup- gered a mayday call for firefighters to get out of the al College, and as president-elect — successful winter games. As gover- building. outside of his “Hamilton” and “Sat- nor of Massachusetts from 2003 to porter. Americans remain grateful for Rizza pushed part of his crew to safety before re- urday Night Live” dust-ups — he’s 2007, he won high marks and was Giuliani’s inspirational resolve in the entering the house and tracking down two other sounded a lot more like moderate instrumental in winning adoption wake of the 9/11 attacks, but he is not firefighters and guiding them safety. Republicans of the 1970s and 1980s of a state health insurance reform in Romney’s league when it comes to Firefighters such as Rizza, Stanley and Abreu than the fire-breathing conserva- measure that was superior to the temperament and depth of experience. were singled out for honors this week. But their tives Americans have seen as both federal version enacted in 2010. Trump appears to recognize that bosses, including Fire Chief James McDonald, know parties became more rigid. In short, he has been an even-keeled, Romney has the gravitas to be the the best tribute they could receive is an assurance Now Trump has a chance to make problem-solving technocrat. Beyond face of American diplomacy to the that updated and working smoke alarms and smart his most reassuring move yet: nom- that, he offers Trump, whose affinity world — and he doesn’t seem as and safe candle and electrical cord use will keep inating Mitt Romney — another for Russian President Vladimir Putin thin-skinned as some of his aides. If firefighters across the state in their firehouses this Republican who feels from a differ- would be a running joke if it weren’t the president-elect chose Romney, it Christmas instead of rushing before dawn to a trag- ent generation — to be secretary so dangerous, his best chance to less- wouldn’t just reassure jumpy Amer- edy like the deadly one on Bruce Place. of state. Apart from his two failed en worries; in 2012, Romney called icans. bids for the presidency, Romney has Russia “our greatest geopolitical foe.” It would reassure a jumpy world. JAY AMBROSE Fidel is dead and it’s party time He started out a hero but Fi- sands tried to flee, many were the Bay of Pigs debacle. With furious objections, the missiles year. He restored diplomatic rela- del Castro was the modern-age killed either with or without ju- ineptness bred by inexperience, were removed. Here was an is- tions. Travel restrictions won’t be plague of Cuba. He murdered dicial acquiescence. Life-encap- he had agreed to back expatri- land dictator who helped bring what they used to be. U.S. banks thousands, maintained poverty, sulating socialist programs were ated Cubans attacking Castro’s the world close to unspeakable can help boost the economy. oppressed the population in ev- announced, and this being the forces on the homeland. When tragedy, but hey, some say, look And the extension of human ery possible way and imprisoned Cold War era, an alliance with the things began to go sour, Kennedy at his great achievements in rights that Cuba agreed to in re- those who complained. Now he’s Soviet Union was soon enough abandoned an air attack pledged health and education. turn? Sorry, but zippo. gone at the age of 90. In Mi- formed. Not to be forgotten were to support them. They were then What a farce. As has been re- Maybe a President Donald ami, Cuban Americans properly Castro’s hours-long, self-adoring either killed or imprisoned. ported by alert journalists, the Trump can get Raul Castro to do threw a party. oratorical misadventures expos- Castro was mostly no fool. He good health care has gone to just a thing or two, such as re- This bearded, narcissistic, pow- ing his ambitions to mangle us. easily outwitted inane assassi- tourists and the rich in govern- leasing political prisoners. Per- er-bedazzled dictator, a lover of Some Cubans did escape to nation plots dreamed up by U.S. ment, not to the people at large. haps, then, the embargo could Communist evil, once upon a America, and Castro sent oth- intelligence operations. Faced To Castro’s credit, the literacy be lifted. Maybe Cuba would be time preached liberty. That, he ers here when he thought they with a U.S. embargo, he traded rate in the country did zoom said, was his chief objective as he posed threats. He sent armed Cuba’s sugar cane with Rus- upwards, but the literate were on a road to prosperity and the led a widely hailed revolution to troops to help the Soviet Union sia and received billions in aid. then taught propaganda of a liberty Fidel Castro had prom- oust the utterly corrupt Fulgen- in various of its attempts to But then, to fight back against kind that now has the deceived ised before putting his own pow- cio Batista, succeeding in 1959. expand political enslavement, another attack and annihilate mourning in Havana. er first. I wouldn’t count on it. The good cheer was everywhere another means of killing off his America if he deemed it neces- Castro finally retired some Fidel has at least departed, and the wait was on for a consti- countrymen to no humane avail. sary, he got the Soviet Union years back, leaving his brother and, symbolically, that is a good tutional government. Something Especially given its virulence, to send him a bunch of short- Raul to continue the oppression thing, marking a time for cele- else quickly happened. Cuba seemed a smelly, threat- range nuclear missiles. This led, and compete with Batista for Cu- bration, and not just in Miami. Firing squads took out men, ening piece of the Soviet Union of course, to the Cuban Missile ba’s foremost corruption record. But sadly, very sadly, Cuban to- women and children. The com- sitting next door. Arising out of Crisis that could itself have led President Barack Obama has talitarianism is still hanging on plainers did not just go to prison. this was the embarrassment of to nuclear war. made a number of deals with him, until another Castro says good- They were tortured. When thou- President John F. Kennedy in It didn’t, and, over Castro’s including a significant one this bye, at least politically. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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Amellia Sones, 14, who Young immigrants now helped orga- nize a Ventu- ra Boulevard worried about future protest after the presiden- By Alicia A. Caldwell to apply for the Deferred promised protection and, tial election, ASSOCIATED PRESS Action for Childhood Ar- with it, likely void the ac- poses with rivals program in the companying work permits. some of her WASHINGTON — Hun- summer of 2012, waiting But there is little to sug- signs at her dreds of thousands of young in line hours at a sign- gest that he would move home in Los immigrants living in the up site at Chicago’s Navy swiftly to deport program Angeles. country illegally willingly Pier. Since then she’s been participants. In a post-elec- PHOTO | came out of the shadows working part time at a tion interview with CBS’ ASSOCIATED PRESS and identified themselves child care center to pay for “60 Minutes,” Trump said to the Obama administra- college classes. Now she’s he would focus initially on tion on the promise that worried she may eventu- criminal immigrants liv- they’d be safe from depor- ally be forced to return to ing illegally in the U.S. He Voters, stung by election tation and allowed to work. Mexico, a country she left said that could be about 2 Some may now regret when she was 9. million to 3 million people, that decision. “I knew it was the only though that figure is likely result, stirred to new action President-elect Donald way to have better opportu- inflated. Trump has promised to nities,” Villas said. “I took Mark Krikorian, execu- By Matt Sedensky ring previously passive organization; he joined the immediately scrap the pro- the risk without thinking tive director for Center For ASSOCIATED PRESS citizens to push beyond American Civil Liberties gram that protected these that somebody would want Immigration Studies, said their initial tears and an- Union and began volun- NEW YORK — Three immigrants. If he does, to take it away.” the fears of program partic- gry Facebook posts follow- teering at an organization weeks out from a pres- it’s not clear whether he Trump made illegal im- ipants may be overblown. ing Donald Trump’s win. that helps undocumented would take action against migration the cornerstone “Unless there’s a crime idential election result Though post-election fer- immigrants. He even in- the more than 741,000 of his campaign, promis- issue or something spe- that left them deeply de- vor has spurred conserva- vited a couple who voted participants. But if he de- ing to build a massive wall cific that’s going to draw jected, many liberals now tives to action as well, the for Trump to join him and cides to pursue them, the along the Mexican border attention to an individual, say they’ve been roused to gut-punch of a presidential his husband at their home government now has their and deport millions of peo- I can’t see how they’d be action in new ways, from loss has particularly ener- for drinks, appetizers and addresses, photographs ple living in the country a priority,” said Krikori- making donations and vol- gized those on the left. some airing of electoral dif- and fingerprints. illegally. Once he takes an, whose think tank de- unteering to considering Brad Goar, a 56-year-old ferences, which was mostly Twenty-year-old Nancy office, Trump can almost scribes itself as low-immi- political runs themselves. from Jupiter, Fla., made a cordial all around. Villas was among the first immediately rescind the gration, pro-immigrant. Around the country, even flurry of moves he saw as “I’ve never gotten my as protests have waned, constructive responses. He butt out of the chair be- Democrats say the sting donated to Planned Parent- fore,” Goar said. “But I see of loss has left an impact hood and upped his month- this as a dangerous turn- GOP prepares for House to unlike any past race, stir- ly gift to Bernie Sanders’ ing point.” vote on medical research bill By Alan Fram House and Vice President tion-related gifts to doc- ASSOCIATED PRESS Joe Biden — and there tors, such as textbooks. Kids like Ryan needeed would be added funds for Firms must report many WASHINGTON — Re- battling abuse of addictive payments they give phy- publicans and Democrats drugs like opioids, a grow- sicians, which critics say a family like yours.rs. put finishing touchesing problem that plagues encourage doctors to pre- Tuesday on a $6.3 billion red and blue states alike. scribe products made by medical research bill as “It’s a very important those companies. Change a Life. Become a Foster Parrent.ent. GOP leaders prepared to and attractive piece of Democrats were still try pushing the measure legislation. I anticipate a seeking stronger language Comprehensive Training through the lame-duck big vote,” said Sen. Lamar to assure that the mon- Congress by next week. Alexander, R-Tenn., who ey the legislation makes While Democrats and chairs the Senate Health available would actual- Experienced foster parent mentors consumer groups were committee. ly be provided by future unhappy with parts of the The House was planning Congresses. They were 24/7 professional support legislation, it contained to consider the 996-page also unhappy with provi- enough accomplishments package Wednesday, with sions making it easier to for both sides that pas- Senate action expected get government approval sage seemed likely. Gov- next week. to prescribe existing drugs ernment drug approvals In eleventh-hour talks, for new uses, and with the Oering Services in would be accelerated, aides to both sides said measure’s cuts in Pres- Northeast Massachusetts there would be more mon- they had agreed to remove ident Barack Obama’s ey for biomedical research language that would have health care law and other — including on cancer, exempted companies from programs, which would plummerhome.org • 978-935-9555 a priority for the White publicly reporting educa- take effect immediately. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- burn St.; at 8:59 p.m. Monday pect; at 10:29 a.m. Tuesday at Two people arrested larly arrests, reflect police records. In on Rockmere Gardens; at 9:33 16 Crowninshield St. A woman the event of a perceived inaccuracy, p.m. Monday at 41 Chase St.; reported that someone went it is the sole responsibility of the con- at 12:41 a.m. Tuesday on Pleas- into her unlocked car and took ant Street; at 1 a.m. Tuesday at her purse. for heroin in Lynn cerned party to contact the relevant 124 Central Ave.; at 11:31 a.m. police department and have the de- Tuesday at 319 Lynnway. Vandalism partment issue a notice of correction By Gayla Cawley over after following him arrived, Sanchez and the to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Overdose A report of vandalism at 6:13 ITEM STAFF around 7:40 p.m. after the driver, Santana, were p.m. Monday at 22 Warren St. officer noticed the car’s li- asked to get out of the ve- ifications will not be made without LYNN — A motor vehicle A report of an overdose at A woman reported eggs were cense plate light was out. hicle, Donnelly said. express notice of change from the stop led to two arrests for 4:37 p.m. Monday on Coburn thrown at her motor vehicle When the car crossed the heroin trafficking Monday Police found several arresting police department. Street; at 7:44 p.m. Monday on on Thanksgiving morning. The double lines, before mak- night. other bags believed to be Summer Street; at 11:56 p.m. woman thinks she has a sus- ing its way back into the heroin in the car. In total, LYNN Monday on Thistle Street. Jeisson Sanchez, 24, and pect. Adrian Santana, 24, both proper lane, he pulled it 28.9 grams of heroin was over, Lynn Police Lt. Rick Arrests Theft from Lynn, were charged seized, with a street val- REVERE with heroin trafficking, Donnelly said. ue of about $2,900. Also Anastasia Beckley, 28, was A report of a larceny at 5:20 Class B drug possession The officer walked up seized from the two men arrested and charged with pos- p.m. Monday at 150 Eutaw Accidents with intent to distribute, the passenger side of the was $1,844 in cash, cell session of a Class B drug at Ave.; at 6:02 p.m. Monday at conspiracy to violate the vehicle, where Sanchez phones and two knives, A report of a motor vehicle 3:15 p.m. Monday. 484 Western Ave.; at 8:13 p.m. drug law and violation of was sitting, and saw a Donnelly said. Matthew Kuzmin, 38, of 22 Monday at 206 Western Ave. accident at 10:04 a.m. Monday the city knife ordinance. small plastic bag on the Parker Hill Ave., was arrested A report of a robbery at 10:35 on Revere Beach Parkway; at Santana also was charged floor, containing several Gayla Cawley can be and charged with operation of a p.m. Monday at 160 Neptune 12:01 p.m. Monday at Volare on with motor vehicle viola- twists of suspected nar- reached at gcawley@item- motor vehicle with a suspended Blvd.; at 3:47 a.m. Tuesday at Broadway; at 12:12 p.m. Mon- tions. cotics. He called for back- live.com. Follow her on license and motor vehicle lights 525 Lynnway. day at Stop & Shop on Squire Police pulled Santana up, and when more police Twitter @GaylaCawley. violation at 6:47 p.m. Monday. Road; at 12:17 p.m. Monday James Medaglia, 43, of 23 MARBLEHEAD at T-Mobile on Everett Street; at Maple St., Merrimack, was ar- 12:22 p.m. Monday at Central Ohio attacker was angry rested and charged with pos- Breaking and Entering Avenue and Broadway; at 2:06 session of a Class B drug at p.m. Monday on Copeland Cir- 12:55 p.m. Tuesday. A report of a breaking and en- cle; at 2:57 p.m. Monday on about treatment of Muslims Jeisson Sanchez, 24, of 27 tering at 8:44 a.m. Monday on American Legion Highway; at North Franklin St., was arrested Gingerbread Hill Road. A man 4:19 p.m. Monday at Staples reported that his garage was on VFW Parkway. Wilmer Vane- By Julie Carr Smyth and charged with heroin traf- and Andrew ficking, drug possession with broken into, with damage to gas, 32, of 221 Essex St., Lynn, the floor. Nothing was reported was summoned for unlicensed Welsh-Huggin intent to distribute, conspiracy ASSOCIATED PRESS to violate the drug law and vio- missing. operation of a motor vehicle; lation of the city knife ordinance at 7:11 p.m. Monday at Mobil COLUMBUS, Ohio — at 8:09 p.m. Monday. Complaints Gas Station on Squire Road. The Somali-born student Wilfredo Sanchez, 46, of Henry Erazo-Galan, 32, of 6 W who went on a car-and- 45 Thistle St., was arrested on A report of missing money at Eagle St., Apt. 2, East Boston, knife rampage at Ohio warrant charges of five counts 10:26 a.m. Monday on Bessom was summoned for unlicensed State University railed of operation of a motor vehi- Street. Soall Bistro reported operation of a motor vehicle; on Facebook against U.S. cle with a suspended license, that money was missing from at 7:40 p.m. Monday at John interference in Muslim state highway traffic violation, their cash deposit box. Mooney Road and Beach lands and warned, “If you motorcycle equipment viola- A caller reported he receives Street. want us Muslims to stop medication delivery from Mar- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion, no inspection/sticker, mo- A report of a motor vehicle hit carrying lone wolf attacks, blehead Pharmacy and that he tor vehicle not meeting safety and run accident with personal then make peace” with the Investigators collect evidence from the pave- was shortchanged at 2:58 p.m. standards, OUI drugs, number injury at 12:13 p.m. Monday on Islamic State group, a law ment as police respond to an attack at Ohio Monday on Linden Street. He plate violation to conceal, un- Squire Road. enforcement official said State University Monday in Columbus, Ohio. had a delivery that morning and registered motor vehicle and Tuesday. handed the delivery man a $20 ed by a law enforcement what set off the rampage. uninsured motor vehicle/trailer Assaults The posts from Abdul bill, expecting $15 in change, official who was briefed Artan drove a car up at 12:52 a.m. Tuesday. Razak Ali Artan’s account but only received $12. He Adrian Santana, 24, of 479 A report of an assault and came to light after Mon- on the investigation but onto a sidewalk and thought the delivery man was Broadway, was arrested and battery at 2:20 a.m. Monday day’s violence, which left 11 wasn’t authorized to dis- plowed into a group of pe- trying to “run out” without giving charged with heroin trafficking, on Shirley Avenue. people injured. Investiga- cuss it publicly and spoke destrians shortly before him the correct change. Police drug possession with intent to tors are looking into wheth- to The Associated Press on 10 a.m. He then got out asked the caller if he ended up distribute, conspiracy to vio- Complaints er it was a terrorist attack. condition of anonymity. and began stabbing people receiving the correct amount late the drug law, motor vehi- “America! Stop interfer- “Every single Muslim with a butcher knife be- of change, and he replied “yes A report of a disturbance at cle lights violation, violation of ing with other countries, who disapproves of my fore he was shot to death I did but that is not the point.” 1:14 a.m. Monday on Roughan the city knife ordinance and especially the Muslim Um- actions is a sleeper cell, by a campus police officer. The caller was offered the Street; at 8:54 a.m. Monday on mah. We are not weak. We waiting for a signal. I am Most of the victims were marked lanes violation at 7:51 chance to speak with an officer Genesee Street; at 1:25 p.m. are not weak, remember warning you Oh America!” hurt by the car, and two p.m. Monday. in person, but refused, saying Monday at St. Anthony’s Church that,” he wrote, using the Artan also wrote. had been stabbed, officials “I have doctors’ appointments on Revere Street. Dozens of FBI agents said. One had a fractured Accidents and don’t want an officer right Arabic term for the world’s began searching Artan’s skull. Three remained now.” He was advised to file a Muslim community. A report of a motor vehicle Theft The posts were recount- apartment for clues to hospitalized Tuesday. accident at 3:39 p.m. Monday report, but hung up. at Essex Street and Highland A report of a larceny/forgery/ Avenue; at 6:05 p.m. Monday Theft fraud at 5:39 p.m. Monday on Parkside Place. Hearing postponed for driver at 66 Hollingsworth St.; at 6:25 A report of motor vehicle p.m. Monday at South and theft at 6:18 p.m. Monday on Vandalism Summer streets; at 6:27 p.m. Rolleston Road. A woman re- in fatal Tennessee bus crash Monday at Eastern Avenue and ported her son stole her vehicle A report of vandalism at Superior Street; at 8:53 a.m. and pocketbook. 5:05 p.m. Monday on Freeman CHATTANOOGA, Tuesday at Broad and Washing- Street; at 8:40 p.m. Monday at Tenn. (AP) — The driver ton streets; at 9:04 a.m. Tues- Vandalism Greater Boston Indoor Sports in a Chattanooga school day at Essex Street and Rogers on Charger Street. bus crash that killed six Avenue; at 11:49 a.m. Tuesday A report of vandalism at 9:33 children last week has at Laighton and Washington a.m. Monday on Washington SAUGUS appeared in court, but streets; at 1:59 p.m. Tuesday at Street. his preliminary hearing 825 Boston St. Accidents on vehicular homicide A report of a motor vehicle hit PEABODY charges has been post- and run accident at 6:10 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle poned. Monday at Baldwin and Essex Accidents accident at 8:21 a.m. Monday News media outlets re- streets; at 9:32 a.m. Tuesday at Greenwood Avenue and Bal- port the prosecutor and at Chestnut Street and Essex A report of a motor vehicle lard Street. defense attorney agreed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Street. accident at 2:55 p.m. Monday A report of a motor vehicle to have the preliminary A school bus is carried away Monday from the A report of a motor vehicle at 52 Aborn St.; at 7:49 p.m. accident with personal injury hearing for Johnthony site where it crashed in Chattanooga, Tenn. accident with personal injury Monday at Nordstrom at 210N at 1:56 a.m. Tuesday at 107 Walker moved to Dec. 15. at 9:09 a.m. Tuesday at Eastern Andover St.; at 8:08 a.m. Tues- Salem Turnpike; at 7:27 a.m. Defense attorney Aman- Avenue and Lufkin Street. day on Hilltop Drive. micide. Police say another when he crashed on a Tuesday on Howard Street. da Dunn said she antici- count will be added for a curvy road while carry- Breaking and Entering Overdose pates her client will plead child who died two days af- ing 37 students from kin- Complaints not guilty if a grand jury ter the Nov. 21 crash. dergarten through fifth A report of a breaking and A report of an overdose at indicts him. Federal investigators grade. Chattanooga po- entering at 2:04 p.m. Monday 8:48 p.m. Monday on Newbury A report of a disturbance at Walker is charged with said Walker had left the lice suspect Walker was at 33 Laighton St.; at 2:44 p.m. Street. One person was taken to 10:20 a.m. Monday at McGar- five counts of vehicular ho- designated bus route speeding. Monday at 48 Tudor St. Union Hospital. vey Towing at 1481 Broadway. A report of a motor vehicle breaking and entering at 7:25 Theft SWAMPSCOTT US protests for higher minimum p.m. Monday at 107 Pine Grove Ave. A report of a larceny at 4:07 Accidents p.m. Monday at 6 Sylvia Road. wages result in dozens of arrests Complaints A woman reported that about A report of a motor vehicle CHICAGO (AP) — Doz- two weeks ago, she had three accident at 7:46 a.m. Mon- ens of people were ar- A report of a disturbance at rings go missing from her resi- day at Boulder Way and Essex rested Tuesday as they 4:18 p.m. Monday at 39 Co- dence. There is a possible sus- Street. participated in protests nationwide for a $15 per hour minimum wage. NATION BRIEFS Fast-food restaurant workers and home and Man running from Anderson County Cor- Francisco Portillo-Fuen- child-care workers rallied officer shot to death oner Greg Shore says an tes was in court Monday in cities including Chica- autopsy on the man will for a detention hearing. go, Detroit, Houston, Los after fight in SC be performed Wednesday. U.S. Magistrate Joel Angeles, Minneapolis and Cole says the driver is in New York. In many cit- IVA, S.C. (AP) — Au- Toomey set another hear- ies the protesters blocked thorities say a 31-year- custody. Authorities did ing for next Monday. old South Carolina man not release his identity or Portillo-Fuentes was ar- busy intersections. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was shot to death after that of the deputy. rested last week in Jack- In Chicago, hundreds of running from a car and The State Law Enforce- sonville about 12 hours protesters at O’Hare In- Protesters are arrested and taken into custody getting into a fight with a ment Division is investi- after Nassau Sheriff’s ternational Airport were during a wage protest in downtown Los Ange- sheriff’s deputy. gating. Deputy Eric Oliver was outside terminals chant- les on Tuesday. Sheriff’s Lt. Shelia killed while chasing him. ing “What do we want? Cole said the man was a Man chased by deputy killed The Florida Times-Union $15! When do we want two terminals at Newark fast food workers from passenger in a car the An- during pursuit in US illegally reports Portillo-Fuentes it? Now!” Police gated an Liberty International Air- around the metro area, derson County deputy was was riding in a truck area to allow travelers port. Democratic Mayor picketed. Protesters brief- trying to pull over near YULEE, Fla. (AP) — A with other men. When room to walk. As many as Ras Baraka has called ly shut down a downtown Iva on Tuesday afternoon. man being chased by a U.S. Border Patrol agents 500 workers at the airport on the Port Authority of St. Louis McDonald’s Cole says one shot was Florida sheriff’s deputy approached, he ran and planned to strike. New York and New Jersey, restaurant, blocking the fired, but investigators who was fatally struck deputies gave chase. Thousands planned to which runs the airport, to drive-thru for about 30 don’t know if it came from by a passing SUV during Records show Porti- walk off the job at McDon- raise its minimum wage minutes. In Massachu- the deputy’s weapon. She the pursuit told a federal llo-Fuentes was deported ald’s restaurants, organiz- to $15 per hour at its facil- setts, a state senator was says the deputy suffered judge he wants to plead in September after a DUI ers said. The efforts are ities and take steps to hire among nearly three dozen a cut to the head and guilty to illegally re-en- conviction. He returned part of the National Day more Newark residents. people arrested after they went to the hospital, but tering the United States by crossing the Rio of Action to Fight for $15. At a McDonald’s in Den- sat down on a Cambridge the injury shouldn’t be from Mexico. Grande just three days In New Jersey, airport ver, about 100 people, in- street during a demon- life-threatening. Twenty-six-year-old before Oliver was killed. workers marched between cluding about 60 striking stration. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn board can’t zone in on housing conclusion

ZONING ilies in what had been serves as a director of The vices Department chief, “We need to find a bal- chief financial officer, said From A1 a neighborhood of sin- Daily Item, said while said he opposed both ance,” she said. the city’s bond rating has gle-family homes. he sympathized with the measures, noting that it The city council also tabled been downgraded to A-3 “We never had any say “It’s horrible,” she said. Marsellos, such sweeping would not only end con- the plan and Capano noted with a negative outlook on the construction of But Christopher Bibby, zoning should be rejected. struction of multifamily discussions are underway to from A-1 by Moody’s In- these units,” said John president of Bibby Real “This is not the way to ad- dwellings but make it dif- amend the proposals. vestors Service as a result Marsello. “It’s not a bad Estate Corp., opposed the dress zoning,” he said. “It’s ficult for owners of two- In other news, the coun- of the city’s financial woes. thing for developers to measure, noting it would like taking a machete to it.” and three-family homes to cil took no action on a plan “Since our reserves are come before the city and hurt real estate values Hall recommended the make improvements. supported by the city’s being depleted, Moody’s the neighborhood for ap- and chill construction city hire a planning direc- Resident and activist unions to amend the resi- doesn’t expect us to pro- proval before they tear of apartments at a time tor and city officials, the Elisabeth L. Daley said the dency requirement. Under duce a balanced operating down homes and build when demand is up. business community, and city should consider the the proposal, employees budget,” he said. apartment buildings.” Gordon Hall, president the neighborhoods work to- need for more housing and who live in the city for 10 Marilyn Marsello said of The Hall Co., and chair- gether for a better solution. a way to keep neighbor- years would then be free Thomas Grillo can be these new properties will man of the Lynn Business Michael Donovan, the hoods from being overrun to live anywhere. reached at tgrillo@item- change the lives of fam- Partnership who also city’s Inspectional Ser- with high-rise properties. Peter Caron, the city’s live.com. Robots on the march in Saugus Peabody Police part ROBOTS sion to run an afterschool but not a lot about this From A1 enrichment program us- program,” Belyea said. “I ing the First Lego League really like my video games of the season of giving Collins oversees two Program for students in and I want to make them teams. Sixth grade sci- grades five to eight. We someday.” PEABODY — The annu- until Dec. 18. ly been a great success and ence teacher Kim Marti- currently have about 40 to When his older sis- al holiday Peabody Police Since 1992, members highly impacted families no coaches two teams and 45 students participating.” ter was in high school, Toy Drive has begun. of the police department that experience difficulties William Palmerini, a fifth Matt Ruggiero, 13, has he helped her with her Donations of new un- have partnered with local during this time of year,” grade teacher at the Veter- set a lofty goal for his programming class. She ans Memorial Elementary team. He hopes to com- saved her materials for wrapped toys can be de- Peabody agencies in work- police said in a statement. School, has two teams. plete five missions suc- him to study for fun. posited in a collection box ing to assist less fortunate “Members of the police de- Each group created cessfully. “I did her whole class the located in the lobby of the families during the holi- partment wish to thank all a robot and construct- “There are buttons (on summer after fifth grade,” police station. The collec- day season. in advance who choose to ed various obstacles on the software) for all the he said. “Last summer I tion box will be available “The event has previous- participate.” their site map using Lego different features we can went to ID Tech camp for Mindstorms software and do,” he said. “You drag (the java coding. I built some Christmas for three presents a challenge hardware kits. They will button) into a sequence of the Legos, sure, but I’m complete as many of the 15 and that’s what the robot more interested in the tion Army Santa, P.O. Box SANTA 250 John Smith); missions as they can to col- does. It’s trial and error ITEM SANTA programming.” 5, Lynn, MA 01903. You hit send; click on donation lect points, avoiding penal- until you get it right.” From A1 About half the students can also use the coupon link to enter payment in- ties for making errors. The Ruggiero worked with initially showed an inter- have helped me and my attached to the itemlive. formation and complete theme of the competition is the group to complete mis- est in building and the husband a lot with our com version of this story your pledge. Animal Allies. sion 10, which requires the other half in program- baby,” she wrote to Item as well. The donation will not ap- “This is our first year,” robot to pick up a bumble ming. But they soon be- Santa. “They brighten All donations are list- pear on your mobile phone said Collins. “Our expecta- bee and place it on top of gan working together and our days. I would really ed in Item print editions bill. You must pledge di- tion is to show up and learn a Lego bee hive. The bee learning from each other, like them to have a good through the month of rectly from the link on more than it is to compete. triggers a door to open and said Collins. Christmas, but it’s kind December and into 2017, your mobile device using a We hope to complete two a piece that represents A second part of the of hard juggling work and along with a brief mes- credit card. missions really well and honey drops from the hive. competition requires each saving up (money).” sage from each donor, if Those interested in sign- anything we do after that The team learned how team to complete a re- Amid all the chaos, the desired. ing up to collect at Santa will be additional.” to pick up the bee without search project centered busy mom said the year Lori Gallivan, director launching it in the air on This year, we have sev- Island or any business on problems with human seems to be flying by, and of curriculum, instruction Tuesday. eral other ways to donate. willing to sell stockings and animal interactions. suddenly Christmas is and accountability for “We built each part and To contribute online, go to should contact David Soli- One team is presenting a right around the corner. Saugus Public Schools, secured some of them with www.itemsanta.org, where mine Sr. or Joel Solimine project on polar bears and Now in its 50th year, the you can make a donation at (781) 595-1492. said the program was velcro,” said Tommy Rob- global warming and an- funded by State grants inson, 12, who prefers the Item Santa fund endeav- via credit card. We have NOTE: The application other is focused on threats ors to make Christmas a also included a text-to-give period for aid from Item secured by Rep. Donald building aspect. to bat species. Wong (R-Saugus). On the other hand, An- little brighter for those function that will make do- Santa has closed and The “We received $30,000 for drew Belyea, 13, is in it for Bridget Turcotte can less fortunate. If you want nating to the fund easier. Item does not process ap- enrichment and $30,000 the technical work. be reached at bturcotte@ to make a direct donation There are four steps: plicants. All questions for robotics,” Gallivan “I knew a little bit about itemlive.com Follow her on to Item Santa, clip the text 41444; type in ITEM- about the program and said. “We made the deci- programming language Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. coupon in The Item and SANTA, space, your distribution of gifts should mail it, along with your amount, space, and your be directed to Salvation A calming effect in Swampscott check, to The Item Salva- name (Example: ITEM- Army at (781) 598-0673. MINDFULNESS take a breath.” them to decompress for a From A1 This year, a schoolwide moment, just to stop and initiative has begun, let go of everything that’s The expansion of the championed by Franklin, happened in the day so Help make a child’s mindfulness program at school psychologist Craig far, and move forward,” Swampscott High School Harris, and school ad- Franklin said. “I find it’s fits into Superintendent justment counselor Sarah a great energy shift from Pamela Angelakis’ initia- Kelley. Franklin said the Christmas wish one class to the next.” tive to focus on mental effort has included work- He’ll frequently guide health. In October, two ing with the school’s TV his classes through a brief new programs were un- production program to put meditation. All of his se- come true! veiled at the school, in- together short clips of dif- niors have a gratitude cluding one aimed at help- ferent mindfulness activ- journal, which they write ing students transition ities, such as meditation in every day, mindfully back to high school after and breathing exercises, expressing their appreci- they have been hospital- which will be distributed ation for good things. His ized. to faculty members. students also enjoy color- Please donate Swampscott Integrated The teachers can then ing breaks. for Transition (SWIFT) either play the videos di- Another activity sever- to help make is specifically designed to rectly in their classrooms, al times a week is called address the needs of stu- or use them as training pocket goodness, where the holidays dents re-entering school tools for instruction on teens write one good thing happy for after absences, due to se- how to bring the activities that happened during the years of making rious mental problems or to their lessons. Ten clips day on a piece of paper, children in need. holiday wishes come true medical illness. will be prepared. fold it and put it in their The Harbor Program is a Franklin also runs work- pocket to refer to if they special education plan for shops for faculty, giving hit a rough patch later on. The Item Salvation Army Santa Fund students with emotional them mindfulness tools to Other faculty at the is in its 50th year of providing disabilities that provides bring into the classroom, high school also practice gifts and coats to children a supportive learning which included a person- mindfulness in their class- community with direct nel development program rooms, including some in in need at Christmas time. case management to facil- he ran in the summer for the English department, itate student progress. instructors from the dis- the health teacher and one Your generosity is Franklin said mind- trict’s elementary schools of the language teachers, fulness work has also to the high school. who is also a yoga instruc- very much appreciated been done with students Franklin, who is certi- tor, and does exercises in in those programs, as a fied through the Mind- Spanish with students. means of bringing them fulness in Schools Proj- Franklin said Robert Donate online at itemsanta.org better social and emotion- ect and Mindful Schools, Murphy, the school’s prin- al health. begins each of his classes cipal, has also embraced The English teacher said with mindfulness exercis- mindfulness, and allows the approach helps teens es. A typical exercise, he time at faculty meetings with time management, said, begins by him ring- for the activities. puts the brakes on neg- ing a little chime, with Mindfulness in schools Yes! I want to help ative runaway emotions, his students getting into in not unique to Swamp- such as thinking a poor a nice, comfortable, posi- scott. Nearby Marblehead make a child’s test score means an au- tion, closing their eyes and High School began its pro- tomatic poor class grade, resting their hands, which gram two years ago, which Item Santa Christmas wish come true! and reminds them that ev- brings the focus back to also includes brief exercis- Name(s) erything will be OK. But their breathing. es before some classes, and it’s not a solution to every He said it’s a great way has expanded to include a problem. to start class and bring Zen room, where students “There’s nothing magi- calm to the hectic five can go during their study Street cal about this,” Franklin minutes between classes halls for guided medita- City State Zip said. “It’s not a cure-all. when students are rac- tion. Franklin is working It’s something that’s very ing around. It also allows on finding the space for practical. It’s very acces- teens a chance to relieve the addition of a similar Enclosed is: $ sible and can be as simple some of the stress they room in Swampscott. 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NEW YORK (AP) — Sarah McGrath, Haw- The British author of kins’ editor in the U.S., “The Girl on the Train” said in a statement: “Just will next tell a tale of as ‘The Girl on the Train’ murder in a riverside explored voyeurism and town. self-perception, so does Riverhead Books told ‘Into the Water’ interro- The Associated Press gate the deceitfulness of on Tuesday that Paula memory and all the dan- Hawkins’ “Into the Wa- gerous ways that the past ter” is a suspense novel can reach a long arm into about family secrets and the present and future.” “the slipperiness of truth” The novel is Hawkins’ that will be published first since “The Girl on May 2. The plot centers the Train,” her sensa- on the discovery of the tional 2015 release that bodies of a mother and sold more than 18 million teenage girl at the bottom of a river and the investi- copies worldwide and was gation that follows. adapted into a film of the “This story has been same name starring Emi- brewing for a good ly Blunt. The 44-year-old while,” Hawkins said in a author is a former finan- statement. “For me there cial journalist who had is something irresistible written romantic fiction about the stories we tell under the pen name Amy ourselves, the way voices Silver. and truths can be hidden “I find writing the dark- consciously or uncon- er side, writing tragedy, sciously, memories can be a lot easier than writing washed away and whole happiness,” she told the histories submerged.” AP in 2015. State Rep. Brendan P. Crighton (D-Lynn) will be the guest on this week’s episode of “The American Dream.” He will discuss the Massachusetts House of Representatives. The Weeknd expands his The Lynn Community Television talk show is hosted by Attorney James J. Carrigan, who universe on ‘Starboy’ tackles local issues with elected officials and leaders in the business community. “The American Dream” airs Mondays at 1:30 p.m. and Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. on Lynn Com- “Starboy,” The Week- be. As he sings on “Re- munity Television, public and government access television. Comcast subscribers can tune nd’s latest release, sees minder”: “I am not a Teen in on channel 3 and Verizon customers can watch on channel 37. the Grammy-winning Choice.” singer-songwriter pick- He’s a flawed man, ing up where he left off dealing with equally from 2015’s surprisingly flawed partners, as on the pop-friendly “Beauty Be- smoothed-out “Attention.” Getting crafty at Brooksby Village hind the Madness.” And even in the middle of The Weeknd has ex- a sexy encounter on the panded his vocal range slinky “Ordinary Life,” — almost unrecognizably his outlook is bleak: “Like so on the opening to “Se- I’m James Dean, I’mma crets” — and his sound die when I’m young,” he and lyrics push the enve- sings. lope in areas where he’s The Weeknd has never previously dabbled. He come off like a traditional reconnects with previous R&B guy, but he comes collaborators, including close to it on the sexy hit-maker Max Martin, “True Colors,” which whose hand in 2015’s counts Benny Blanco “Can’t Feel My Face” and Jake One among its made it a wedding-DJ producers. Old pal Lana favorite. Del Rey is nothing short And while that sort of lovely on “Stargirl COURTESY PHOTO of crossover sound may Interlude,” precisely the have alienated fans of kind of interlude worth Hundreds of people visited the Catering Room at Brooksby Village retirement community the languishing, spacey, mentioning. for the 13th Annual Brooksby Village Arts and Crafts Fair. Thirty-three crafters, most of pill-and-alcohol drenched The Weeknd sings about whom live at Brooksby Village, displayed and sold their handmade jewelry, artwork, knitted, vibe of the singer’s going from “homeless crocheted and sewn items, handmade soaps and more. More than $4,000 was raised for the previous releases, he to Forbes list” on “Side- Scholars Fund at Brooksby Village. retains his identity as the walks,” but the collabora- somewhat self-absorbed, tion with fellow star Ken- unreliable rock star and drick Lamar is nothing cruel lover he has long special. Ditto for “All I “YUMMM!”: A sculpture made from Peeps at a Baltimore museum represented himself to Know” with Future.

BALTIMORE (AP) — May 28. The exhibit The American Visionary includes about 150 works, LOTTERY Art Museum is known for including many of the art- highlighting the work of ist’s colorful and fantasti- MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: self-taught artists, as well cal depictions of animals Tuesday ���������������������� 1688 Tuesday ���������������������� 0163 as mechanical devices, and autobiographical Monday ��������������������� 4969 Monday ��������������������� 0162 toys and whirligigs with paintings with his per- Sunday ���������������������� 9998 Sunday ���������������������� 8773 colorful moving parts. sonalized symbolic icons Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: But through Sept. 3, that recur throughout his EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER visitors can see an exhibit work. All 4 ������������������������$5,058 All 4 ������������������������$6,039 titled “YUMMM! The His- The permanent col- First or last 3 ������������� $708 First or last 3 ������������� $845 tory, Fantasy, and Future lection includes Vollis Any 2 ��������������������������� $61 Any 2 ��������������������������� $72 of Food,” which examines Simpson’s 3-ton whirli- Any 1 ����������������������������� $6 Any 1 ����������������������������� $7 the human relationship gig, which invitingly ro- ANY ORDER ANY ORDER with food. It includes a tates outside the museum. All 4 ��������������������������� $421 All 4 ��������������������������� $252 6-foot tall sculpture by The wind-powered sculp- First 3 ������������������������ $118 First 3 ������������������������ $141 Christian Twamley ture, part of the museum’s Last 3 ������������������������ $236 Last 3 ������������������������ $141 called “Sweepish Chef,” permanent collection, is which is made out of 55 feet tall. Simpson, a Mass Cash: 10-11-21-25-35 candy Peeps. The exhib- farmer, mechanic and art- Mega Millions: 22-33-49-51-59 (8) it begins with a 10-foot ist, was 76 years old when motorized food mandala he made it as a salute to by Wendy Brackman, nearby Federal Hill and complete with bee pol- life, liberty and the pur- linators that bob as the suit of happiness. Simp- wheel turns. Flaming son, who died in 2013, Lips frontman Wayne built his first whirligig to Coyne has a life-sized power a washing machine Gummy Bear self-portrait while he was stationed on in the exhibit, which runs Saipan in the Marianas through Sept. 3. Islands in World War II. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The museum will be The museum includes showing “Matt Sesow: three renovated industrial “Brackman’s Botanical Bonanza!” by Wendy Shock and Awe” through buildings on about 1 acre. Brackman. WEATHER

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DEC. 7 DEC. 14 TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Rain | High 50, Low 47 P’Cloudy | High 56, Low 38 M’Sunny | High 51, Low 35 SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 St. Mary’s basketball back with experience

By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM If you were to look at all the injuries the St. Mary’s girls basketball team suffered last sea- son, it would be easy to believe that 2015 just wasn’t their year. After all, lose one of your top senior leaders in Gianna Moschella and two of your top rebounders in Temi Falayi and Aman- da Idusuyi to injury, and it’s going to be tough sledding. But when you’ve won 120 games and two state titles as a program over the last six years, win- ning becomes a mindset. “Obviously it was tough to have all those in- juries last year,” said St. Mary’s coach Jeff Ne- whall. “But if there’s any positive to it, it’s that it happened early in the year and it allowed us to get other players in there to see what they could do. And a lot of girls proved themselves.” The Spartans, led largely by a sophomore trio of guards Marnelle Garraud and Mia Nowicki as well as forward Olivia Nazaire, rolled to a 20-5 record last year and made it all the way to the Division 3 North semi nals, where they fell to Catholic Central League rival and eventual Division 3 state champion Bishop Fenwick. “They beat us three times last year, so there were no ifs, ands or buts about it, they were just PHOTO | BOB ROCHE the better team,” said Newhall. “But it was good Lynn native Stevie Patrick is back at his alma too, it adds more to the rivalry. Also, if you can’t mater as the new head coach for the Lynn win it all then you want someone from your Tech boys basketball team. league to do it, so we were happy for them.” This year, things will be a bit different for the Spartans. Garraud, who had a breakout season as a sophomore, transferred to Nobles and Gree- New era for nough over the summer, leaving a hole at point guard this season. “Every year you lose players, but it’s usually to PHOTO | BOB ROCHE graduation,” Newhall said. “Obviously Marnelle St. Mary’s forward Olivia Nazaire, right, tries to put a Lynn Tech was a great player for us and we wish her well move on teammate Amanda Idusuyi during St. Mary’s basketball ST. MARY’S, B2 practice on Tuesday. By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF It’s Super Bowl, the sequel, New Lynn Tech boys basketball coach Stevie Pat- rick has seen his career come full-circle. Patrick, a Lynn native, played high school basketball for the for Marblehead’s Rudloff Tigers for two seasons under Jim Ridley, a former Tech coach who is now the principal at St. Mary’s. In 2014, Patrick joined the Tech staff as the junior By Scot Cooper said. varsity coach. When David Leary stepped down as FOR THE ITEM Rudloff spent Tuesday morn- ing in Foxboro with his captains, the head coach of the varsity team, Tech athletic MARBLEHEAD — Marble- director Joe Skeadas tabbed Patrick to lead the Manning Sears, Jaason Lopez, head Magicians coach Jim Rud- Harry Craig and Bo Millett. They program. loff’s current players on the 2016 were given a tour of Gillette Sta- “I always wanted to come back and give back to Super Bowl-bound squad were in dium and the group was able to Lynn,” Patrick said. “I did a lot of things outside elementary school the last time go on the eld where the Magi- of my community and I did well. I wanted to come the coach and his team made it to cians will square off against the back and change at least one life in my community.” the big game. The year was 2009, Falmouth Clippers for the Divi- Patrick added, “I was the junior varsity coach for and the coach said that there are sion 2-A crown. two years here, so I was just waiting for this oppor- similarities between that squad “It’s a very nice thing they do tunity.” and this year’s team, but some for the captains and coaches of Patrick, who has always kept a close connection subtle differences as well. all the teams playing in the Su- with the Tech community, said his relationship “In 2009 we had more talented per Bowl,” Rudloff said. “You look with Skeadas has always been a positive one. individuals on the team, that’s at the eyes of the kids when they “We’re like family,” Patrick said of his relationship not to say we don’t have talent see the eld up close and all of a with Skeadas, who is also the coach of the freshman on this year’s team, but we kind sudden they get wide-eyed and team. “I went to this school and he’s been here since were an individual driven team they’re seven years old again.” I went here. I look at him as a father gure in my that year,” Rudloff said. “This In addition to the tour, the team life, he always pointed me in the right direction. He year’s team has got to where they got to break bread with Patriots always steered me in the right way.” are as a team, everybody work- owner Robert Kraft, and meet With two seasons as the junior varsity coach un- ing to get it done.” some Patriots personnel. der his belt, Patrick said his familiarity with the Rudloff said that the returning Saturday’s game is going to current players on the team will help him succeed seniors and juniors on the 2016 be the tipping point for either in his new role. team had a couple of tough play- Falmouth or Marblehead. The “I think that factored in because I have such a off losses in 2014 and 2015, and Clippers barreled their way to great relationship with these kids,” Patrick said. “A it was very satisfying to nally the South title with a 27-20 win lot of the kids that are going to be on the varsi- break through and get back to over Marlborough, improving ty team, probably 10 of them, played with me last the Super Bowl. their unblemished record to 11-0. year.” “That 2009 team, I would kind Marblehead also comes into the Also joining Patrick and Skeadas on the coaching of compare it to the 1969 New game unbeaten at 11-0, so one of staff are Eddie Lewis, Jack Morrison and Carl Ste- York Mets. I mean nobody ex- ITEM FILE PHOTO the two teams will leave Foxboro phens. Lewis will lead the junior varsity team and pected us to rise to the top that with a title, the other with an serve as Patrick’s right-hand man on the varsity Marblehead tight end Manning Sears year, while this year’s team, the 11-1 record. sideline. has been one of the top offensive upperclassmen have kind of been threats for the Magicians football team knocking on the door,” Rudloff MARBLEHEAD, B2 PATRICK, B2 this season. Gillette Stadium’s CLEAR BAG POLICY in Effect for MIAA Football State Battle of unbeatens in Division 2 Championship Games

By Steve Krause said coach Derek Almei- A reminder that Gillette Stadium’s Clear Bag ITEM SPORTS EDITOR da. “It was a dog ght, Policy will be in effect for the MIAA High School and they had a lot of re- Football State Championships. The team that loses Sat- ally great players,” said That policy states that bags larger than a small urday in the Division 2A Almeida. “They had some wristlet or handheld wallet will not be allowed Super Bowl will suffer its inside Gillette Stadium. size and strength advan- rst loss of the season, If carrying a bag inside the stadium is necessary, tages in a few spots, but whichever team it is. there are two options: A clear plastic bag the our guys played physical Falmouth (12-0) will size of a 1 gallon Ziploc bag or a small wristlet square off against Mar- and never backed down. or handheld wallet not exceeding 8” x 5” x 2” blehead (11-0) Saturday They went toe-to-toe all (approximately the size of a hand). game.” Bags larger than the permitted size, including at 3:30 p.m. at Gillette purses, shoulder bags, diaper bags and back- Stadium in the Division The Clippers are com- ing off a 40-21 Thanksgiv- packs, will not be stored at Gillette Stadium. 2A Super Bowl. For more information on the clear bag policy, visit The reason for the ex- ing win over Barnstable. www.gillettestadium.com/security-protocol. tra game is that the Ma- They are led by senior gicians drew the bye and quarterback Nick Couhig, who recently signed his did not have to play a and three touchdowns. state semi nal while the national letter of intent Couhig is joined in the back eld by se- Clippers had to tussle to play baseball at Boston with Marlborough, which College next year. Couhig nior running back Michael LaFrange, who has 22 touchdowns this season, most of PHOTO | ALAN BELANICH it defeated 27-20 the Sat- rushed for 82 yards and urday before Thanksgiv- two scores against Barn- which have come on offense. Falmouth High running back Michael Lafrange, center, ing. stable and completed 5 rushes for a touchdown against rival Barnstable last week. “The game was a war,” of 7 passes for 120 yards FALMOUTH, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 Bruins rally in third, but fall in shootout PHILADELPHIA (AP) — and Giroux, the Bruins tied it Ranked second in the NHL Flyers defenseman Shayne on third-period tallies by Krejci in goals and shots, the Fly- Gostisbehere scored in the and Marchand just 1:18 apart. ers opened the game with 19 ninth round of a shootout to Krejci spoiled Mason’s shut- first-period shots on Rask and give Philadelphia a 3-2 victo- out bid 4:26 into the third when scored on two of them when ry over the Boston Bruins on he one-timed a pass from de- Del Zotto and Giroux netted Tuesday night. fenseman Torey Krug through goals 1:32 apart. Steve Mason made 45 saves Mason for his third goal of the Del Zotto’s goal was his sec- through overtime, and defen- season and first since Nov. 13. ond of the season and came seman Michael Del Zotto and With the teams skating 4-on- on a rising slap shot from the center Claude Giroux scored in 4, Marchand found space in left point that beat Rask over regulation for the Flyers, who the crease and jammed Krug’s his right shoulder with 6:04 re- won their second straight to rebound under Mason for his maining in the period. improve to 11-10-3. seventh goal of the season, sec- Bruins forward Austin David Krejci and Brad ond on the Bruins behind Da- Czarnik was whistled for Marchand had goals for the vid Pastrnak’s 13. slashing just 4 seconds after Bruins (12-10-1), who lost for The Flyers had a chance Del Zotto’s goal, and Boston the fourth time in five games. to regain the lead at the 6:23 Tuukka Rask turned aside mark when Voracek was defenseman Brandon Carlo 19 shots and seven of nine at- hooked from behind by Bruins made things worse for the Bru- tempts in the tiebreaker. He defenseman Joe Morrow and ins when he broke his stick. also denied Jakub Voracek’s awarded a penalty shot. Rask The Flyers connected when third-period penalty shot to got his right pad on Voracek’s Giroux snapped a pass from keep the score tied but eventu- attempt to keep the score 2-all. Voracek past Rask for his fifth ally dropped to 12-4-1. The Flyers also failed to score goal of the season and fourth Both goalies were out- on a third-period power play on the power play. standing in overtime. Mason after Marchand was called for Giroux’s goal also snapped a snatched a shot by Krejci with roughing Giroux with 6:36 re- nine-game goal drought. about 30 seconds remaining, maining. It was the third time in four PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Rask slid to his right to The Bruins were held silent games the Bruins, who rank stop Giroux’s one-timer. on their own power play follow- fourth in the NHL in penalty Bruins forward Dominic Moore, right, and Philadelphia Fly- After falling behind 2-0 on ing a tripping penalty to Flyers killing, allowed a power-play ers’ Mark Streit battle for the puck during the second period in first-period goals by Del Zotto rookie Travis Konecny. goal. Philadelphia on Tuesday night. Familiar face takes over Tech boys basketball

PATRICK tray the right image. A lot of people From B1 have a different image about Lynn kids but I’m a Lynn kid and I came “He (Lewis) played with me here,” out fine, so I can teach them how to Patrick said. “He was a great ath- change perception.” lete in basketball, baseball and The Tigers held their first tryout football. I was going to choose of the preseason on Monday night somebody from my community. He, and Patrick said he likes what he to me, was the best choice for my sees thus far. community because he lived the “I saw good leadership from my same exact life that these kids are seniors,” Patrick said. “I also like living right now.” the youth that we have. Sopho- Patrick and his assistant coach- mores and a couple of freshmen, es will look to bring changes to the future looks bright with them.” the Tech program both and off the Key returners for the Tigers for court. Defense and speed will be the 2016-2017 campaign include two of the key pieces to Tech’s game seniors Aquemini Gaston (point plan this upcoming season. guard), Dantai Robertson (shooting “(We’ll be) defensive minded,” guard), Jamar Johnson (forward), Patrick said. “I love to run, so my Jose Rodriguez (forward) and Da- team will have to be conditioned. vid Davis (center). (We’ll be) a smart team and we’ll “We’re going to bring this pro- play together.” gram back to the way it used to be,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Patrick added, “Off the court, I Patrick said. “We set the tone and like my guys to be respectful. When we would never settle for anything New Lynn Tech boys basketball coach Stevie Patrick breaks down his team’s hud- we’re on the road, we’ll dress in less than 10 wins which is a trip to dle after practice on Tuesday. jackets and ties. We want to por- the state tournament.” Marblehead set for Super Bowl

MARBLEHEAD Rudloff explained that From B1 the reason this year’s team has made it to the Falmouth had to play big game in Foxboro has four playoff games, out- been their dedication scoring Norwood, Milton, and effort in the weight Westwood and Marlbor- room, both during the sea- ough, by a combined 135- son, and especially in the 45 score. Marblehead got off-season. to the title game with “One of the things about playoff wins over Glouces- this team, this year, ter, North Reading and they’ve put in the work Wayland. The Magicians in the weight room. We outscored those three put in some new work- teams by a combined tally out schedules this year of 102-33. and the kids have really Rudloff said it’s been worked to get stronger as an incredible ride for his the season went along,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS team and it hasn’t slowed Rudloff said. “In years down this week. past we kind of lost some St. Mary’s girls basketball coach Jeff Newhall addresses his team at practice on Tuesday. “With the system that steam, some energy as the they have now, it’s slowed season went on, this year, down, but honestly it’s still I think we’re at our stron- moving pretty fast,” the gest we’ve been all year.” St. Mary’s ready for new season coach said. “You’re work- The Magicians coaching ing so hard to prepare the staff and a large group of ST. MARY’S rebounds and six blocks per game. Add to that a group of younger kids, it just doesn’t stop.” players went to the Fal- From B1 Idusuyi is also back for her senior players who will look to make an The coaches and the mouth-Marlborough game year after averaging nine points and impact this year, and Newhall has a team went out to Laser in Leominster on Novem- in the future, but at the same time 13 rebounds per game before a torn group that he thinks can go places. Quest in Danvers last ber 19, to take a look at we can’t afford to dwell on it. I know MCL ended her junior season. And “We have a bunch of great talent, Saturday night to blow the Clippers in action. our league opponents aren’t going to then there’s Nazaire, who earned but they key is getting them all to off some steam and have “You can watch film all feel sorry for us.” CCL All-Star honors after nearly work together,” Newhall said. “Some some fun as a group. day, it’s not the same as Nowicki, a junior who has already averaging a double-double with 14.6 of these girls have played together “I spent much more time seeing a team play,” Rud- earned a softball scholarship to As- points and 9.2 rebounds per game in either here or in AAU or somewhere with the kids this past loff said. sumption College, will look to fill that her sophomore season. else, so that’s a good start. But we weekend between practic- Saturday’s game kicks role after starting 23 games and av- “The group we have coming back certainly have work to do.” es and Laser Quest, than I off at 3:30 p.m., one of six eraging just over 11 points per game has a good amount of experience con- The Spartans opened up their sea- would on a normal football Super Bowl games that last year. Falayi, who missed the sidering what we had to go through son officially on Monday afternoon weekend,” Rudloff said. day. final 19 games of last season with last year,” said Newhall. “I think we with their first practice of the year. a broken foot, is back to play her have six varsity players returning, The team has about a week and a senior season before moving on to and five of them started games last half to get into game shape, as the her full-boat basketball scholarship year. So while it wasn’t the greatest opener is coming up next Friday, De- to Assumption. Before her injury, situation last year, it did help us cember 9, at home against Revere. Falayi was averaging 10 points, 12 gain experience for this year.” Tip-off is a 7 p.m.

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FALMOUTH Leachman and Vazquez each caught Most of the Clippers play both of- Saturday 12/3 MIAA Super Bowls From B1 touchdown passes against Barnsta- fense and defense. The offensive line St. Mary's vs. East Bridgewater 9 a.m. (Radio) ble (LaFrange caught the third in a includes senior captains Evan Eli- Falmouth runs a triple option in game in which he had 115 combined chalt, James Lavin and Zach Mur- Marblehead vs. Falmouth 3:30 p.m. (Radio) which Couhig can throw, run it or rushing and receiving yards), while phy. pitch to a running back, and La- Vazquez caught two against Marl- As for Marblehead? MONDAYS! North Shore Sports Night 7 p.m. Frange is usually one of his RB op- boro in the state semifinals. “We don’t know much about them tions, along with either Sam Koss or Fullback Gates Kelliher rushed for yet but I suspect we will take a look Trevor Nunes. 57 yards against Barnstable and 40 a little bit this week,” said Almeida. When he throws it, Couhig has and a TD against Marlboro. Senior “Then Friday after Thanksgiving, it msonewsports.com mostly targeted seniors Jean Colby Murphy has also gotten snaps will be all about Marblehead and we Vazquez and Trent Leachman. Both at fullback and is the starting kicker. will get after it hard.” WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE MIAA Super Bowls Division 1 (All games Saturday, Dec. 3, at at Manning Field Patriots sign RT Cannon Gillette Stadium unless noted) Everett vs. Xaverian (1) Dec. 3 Division 4 Division 3A Mashpee vs. Wahconah (1:30) St. Mary’s vs. E Bridgewater (9 a.m.) Division 2A to five-year extension Division 3 Falmouth vs. Marblehead (3:30) Grafton vs. Hanover (11) Division 2 Division 4A Duxbury vs. Shrewsbury (6) The New England Patriots After performing well in at Worcester State Division 1A have reached a 5-year con- 2013 under offensive line Millis/Hopedale vs. Maynard (noon) King Philip vs. Reading (8) tract extension with right coach Dante Scarnecchia, tackle Marcus Cannon, Cannon’s play fell apart according to ESPN’s Mike under offensive line coach SPORTS BRIEFS Reiss. The deal is for $32.5 Dave DeGuglielmo. Scar- Jeff Blydell maker Rd., Lynn, MA 01904 million, with $14.5 million necchia returned to the or to Coach Paul Moran, 2 guaranteed, per NFL Net- team this season and Can- Scholarship game Oakridge Rd., Swampscott, work’s Ian Rapoport. non entered camp in the MA. 01907. The Patriots drafted Can- best shape of his life. He has Swampscott boys basket- non in the 5th round of been the Patriots top offen- ball coach Dave Born the 2011 NFL Draft out of sive lineman this season. announced that the 2nd Beginner’s Texas Christian Universi- Cannon was set to be a Annual Coach Jeff Blydell lacrosse clinic ty. Cannon was a projected free agent after this season Scholarship basketball game first round pick until he and would have been a top will be played on December There will be a free clinic was diagnosed with cancer three offensive tackle free 3 at Swampscott High for all boys and girls inter- (Non-Hodgkin lymphoma) agent. The upcoming of- School. The event is dedicat- ested in playing youth at the NFL combine. Can- fensive tackle draft class is ed in memory of Blydell, a lacrosse this Sunday, Decem- non has 29 starts over 75 very shallow, so the Patri- former basketball and base- ber 4, at the Lynn Tech Field career games. He is just ots needed to make a move ball coach who passed away House from 10 a.m. to noon. 28 years old, which means to ensure the offensive line in the summer of 2015. The The clinic is open to all that this contract will run will stay together. event tips off with the players from Lynn, Nahant through Cannon’s age-33 Cannon is now under Swampscott youth game (5 and Swampscott. season. This might make contract through 2021; left p.m.) followed by the fresh- Participants will get Cannon a lifetime Patriot. guard Joe Thuney is under man/junior varsity game (6), instruction from college and Cannon has primarily contract through 2019; right and concluding with the var- high school lacrosse coaches served as the third tackle guard Shaq Mason is un- sity game (7). Adult players as well as from the Boston on the roster and was able der contract through 2018; are asked to contribute Cannons men’s professional to step in for both left tackle C David Andrews will be a $50.00 towards the scholar- lacrosse team. Nate Solder and right tack- restricted free agent after ship fund. Younger players There will be assistance to le Sebastian Vollmer. Voll- 2017, while left tackle Nate and students are asked to sign up for Lynn, Swamp- mer has been on the reserve Solder will be a free agent. contribute $5.00, and specta- scott & Nahant Youth list this season due to inju- The Patriots will likely look PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tors $10.00 each. Lacrosse spring season at ries; he is a free agent after to extend Solder in the near If you are unable to attend the clinic as well as informa- this year and is not expect- future to ensure continuity Patriots right tackle Marcus Cannon signed event but would like to con- tion on equipment purchase. ed to return. on the offensive line. a five-year extension on Tuesday. tribute, please make out Those interested should your check in the name of contact Nick Frazier at fra- Big Blue Basketball Boost- [email protected] or Tom ers and mail it to either Driscoll at drisclaw@yahoo. Rick Porcello named AL Coach Dave Born, 3 Shoe- com. TV/RADIO Comeback Player of the Year TV ple at Saint Joseph’s, CBSSN, NBA 7 p.m.; Virginia Tech at Michi- NEW YORK (AP) — Boston Red Sox gan, ESPN2, 7 p.m.; W. Caro- pitcher Rick Porcello has won the AL Detroit at Boston, CSN, NBATV, lina at Marquette, FS2, 8:30 Comeback Player of the Year award, while 7:30 p.m.; Indiana at Port- p.m.; Nebraska at Clemson, Washington Nationals third baseman An- land, NBATV, 10 p.m. ESPNU, 9 p.m.; North Caroli- thony Rendon received the NL honor. College basketball na at Indiana, ESPN, 9 p.m.; Porcello also won the Cy Young Award in his second season with the Red Sox, help- UNH at Providence, FS2, 6:30 Ohio State at Virginia, ESPN2, 9 p.m. ing Boston to its second AL East title in p.m.; Purdue at Louisville, four seasons. The right-hander went 22-4 ESPN, 7 p.m.; Rutgers at Women’s college basketball with a 3.15 ERA over 33 starts. Porcello Miami, ESPNU, 7 p.m.; Tem- Butler at TCU, FSN, 1 p.m. bounced back after going 9-15 with a 4.92 ERA in 2015. His 22 victories led the ma- jors. NFL Rendon hit .270 with 20 home runs and AFC NFC 85 RBIs in 156 games in his fourth season. East East He had a .348 on-base percentage and a W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 9 2 0 .818 293 197 Dallas 10 1 0 .909 316 213 .450 slugging percentage to help the Na- Miami 7 4 0 .636 249 240 N.Y. Giants 8 3 0 .727 231 213 tionals win the NL East for the second Buffalo 6 5 0 .545 281 236 Washington 6 4 1 .591 280 264 N.Y. Jets 3 8 0 .273 196 266 Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 254 213 time in three seasons. Rendon was limited South South to 80 games in 2015 because of injuries. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston 6 5 0 .545 194 236 Atlanta 7 4 0 .636 358 302 Major League Baseball announced the Tennessee 6 6 0 .500 308 296 Tampa Bay 6 5 0 .545 249 264 winners Tuesday. The awards are voted Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello, who won the American Indianapolis 5 6 0 .455 270 301 New Orleans 5 6 0 .455 334 307 on by the 30 team beat writers from MLB. League Cy Young Award this year, was named AL Come- Jacksonville 2 9 0 .182 214 293 Carolina 4 7 0 .364 276 281 North North com. back Player of the Year on Tuesday. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 6 5 0 .545 218 201 Detroit 7 4 0 .636 247 238 Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .545 266 222 Minnesota 6 5 0 .545 218 192 Cincinnati 3 7 1 .318 213 245 Green Bay 5 6 0 .455 274 289 Cleveland 0 12 0 .000 197 352 Chicago 2 9 0 .182 178 264 Brazilian soccer team’s season West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Oakland 9 2 0 .818 307 275 Seattle 7 3 1 .682 224 187 Kansas City 8 3 0 .727 252 214 Arizona 4 6 1 .409 245 228 Denver 7 4 0 .636 266 219 Los Angeles 4 7 0 .364 170 236 of glory ends with a tragedy San Diego 5 6 0 .455 313 291 San Francisco 1 10 0 .091 228 344 Thursday’s Game Houston at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 8:25 p.m. Buffalo at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. CHAPECO, Brazil (AP) Then businessmen start- Sunday’s Games Washington at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. — For the players on the ed to help.” Kansas City at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. Los Angeles at New England, 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. humble Brazilian club Few of the players had Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Miami at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Carolina at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. from an out-of-the-way an international profile, Denver at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Open: Tennessee, Cleveland city known for its agri- and none had any appear- Detroit at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game San Francisco at Chicago, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets, 8:30 p.m. business plants, these ances with Brazil’s glitzy were going to be the national team or time games of their lives. with top European clubs. NHL Chapecoense was hav- Most had played all over ing the best season in its EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Brazil and Latin America. Atlantic Division Central Division 43-year history, heading A few like Cleber Santana GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA to the first of two match- Montreal 22 16 4 2 34 67 48 Chicago 23 14 6 3 31 66 59 had reached Europe, play- Ottawa 23 14 8 1 29 55 56 St. Louis 23 13 7 3 29 62 63 es in the final of the Copa ing with Atletico Madrid Tampa Bay 24 13 10 1 27 71 65 Minnesota 21 11 7 3 25 58 42 Sudamericana, the conti- from 2007-10. Boston 23 12 10 1 25 55 53 Dallas 24 9 9 6 24 61 79 nent’s No. 2 club tourna- Detroit 23 11 10 2 24 57 59 Winnipeg 25 11 12 2 24 66 72 Chape strikers Bruno Florida 22 11 10 1 23 57 58 Nashville 21 10 8 3 23 60 54 ment. The once-downtrod- Rangel and Kempes, both Toronto 21 9 8 4 22 66 69 Colorado 20 9 10 1 19 44 58 den club and its itinerant Buffalo 22 8 9 5 21 44 57 Pacific Division 34, were among the top Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA players were enjoying the scorers in the Brazilian GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 23 12 9 2 26 68 59 heights of soccer glory. league, with 10 and nine N.Y. Rangers 24 16 7 1 33 88 59 San Jose 22 12 9 1 25 52 48 It all ended suddenly Pittsburgh 22 13 6 3 29 66 65 Los Angeles 22 12 9 1 25 57 54 goals, respectively. Washington 21 13 6 2 28 57 48 Anaheim 22 10 8 4 24 57 54 late Monday night on a The only players to sur- Columbus 21 12 5 4 28 67 48 Calgary 25 10 13 2 22 57 77 muddy Colombian hill- vive were goalkeeper Jak- New Jersey 22 10 7 5 25 55 58 Vancouver 22 9 11 2 20 49 66 side. Their chartered air- Philadelphia 24 11 10 3 25 77 80 Arizona 20 8 10 2 18 50 63 son Follmann, defender Carolina 22 9 9 4 22 54 59 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- craft crashed south of Me- Hélio Zampier, commonly N.Y. Islanders 21 7 10 4 18 51 64 time loss. dellin, killing 71 of the 77 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS known as Neto, and de- Tuesday’s Games Toronto at Edmonton, 9 p.m. people aboard, including N.Y. Rangers 3, Carolina 2 Nashville at Colorado, 9 p.m. Players of Brazil’s Chapecoense celebrate at fender-midfielder Alan Columbus 5, Tampa Bay 1 Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. most of the team. Three the end of a Copa Sudamericana semifinal Ruschel. Buffalo 5, Ottawa 4 Arizona at San Jose, 10 p.m. players were among the Detroit 3, Dallas 1 Montreal at Anaheim, 10 p.m. against Argentina’s San Lorenzo in Chapeco, Part of Chape’s recent survivors. Philadelphia 3, Boston 2, SO Wednesday’s Games Brazil. A chartered aircraft with 81 people on rise was due to coach Caio Winnipeg 3, New Jersey 2 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. The tragedy stunned the Florida at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Toronto at Calgary, 8:30 p.m. board, heading to Colombia for a regional tour- southern city of Chapeco Junior, who joined the and its 200,000 residents, nament final, crashed on its way to Medellin’s club this year after guid- NBA and fans gathered in si- international airport Tuesday. ing teams in the Middle East. Born Luiz Carlos EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE lence Tuesday to mourn Atlantic Division Southwest Division outside the team’s small final — and ultimately took the team to the Copa Saroli, he coached nu- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB cost Danilo his life in the Sudamericana finals, the merous Brazilian teams, Toronto 11 6 .647 — San Antonio 14 4 .778 — green-and-white concrete Boston 10 7 .588 1 Houston 11 6 .647 2½ stadium. crash. equivalent of the UEFA including Palmeiras, New York 8 9 .471 3 Memphis 11 7 .611 3 “The city is very quiet,” “Now I wish he would Europa League tourna- Flamengo and Botafogo. Brooklyn 5 12 .294 6 New Orleans 7 12 .368 7½ He was among the dead. Philadelphia 4 14 .222 7½ Dallas 3 13 .188 10 businessman Cecilio Hans have conceded that goal,” ment. Southeast Division Northwest Division said. “People will only be- said 17-year-old fan On Sunday, Chapecoense But his son, Matheus Sa- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Rubens Vieira. nearly defeated famed roli, survived, saying in Charlotte 10 8 .556 — Oklahoma City 11 8 .579 — lieve once the bodies start Atlanta 10 8 .556 — Utah 10 8 .556 ½ to arrive.” The club, known as Sao Paulo club Palmeiras, a Facebook post that he Orlando 7 11 .389 3 Portland 9 10 .474 2 Chape, was in the midst which won 1-0 to claim its missed the flight “because Washington 6 10 .375 3 Denver 7 10 .412 3 On social media, haunt- Miami 5 12 .294 4½ Minnesota 5 12 .294 5 ing last photos showed the of a remarkable run. As first Brazilian league ti- I forgot my passport.” Central Division Pacific Division smiling players boarding recently as 2009, the club tle in decades. Chape had An Argentine player on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 13 3 .813 — Golden State 16 2 .889 — the flight to Colombia for was playing in Brazil’s gained admirers for its the club, Alejandro Mar- Chicago 10 6 .625 3 L.A. Clippers 14 5 .737 2½ the first of two matches fourth division, but it stout play against Palmei- tinuccio, also missed the Milwaukee 8 8 .500 5 L.A. Lakers 9 10 .474 7½ won promotion to the top ras, and everything was flight because of an injury Indiana 9 9 .500 5 Sacramento 7 11 .389 9 against Atletico Nacional. Detroit 9 10 .474 5½ Phoenix 5 13 .278 11 In one photo, the team league in 2014 for the first set for Wednesday’s show- during a game, he told Ar- Tuesday’s Games Sacramento at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. celebrated a last-minute time since the 1970s. down in Colombia. The gentina’s La Red radio. Detroit 112, Charlotte 89 Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. save by goalkeeper Dani- Victories over San Lo- second match was to be a “I feel deep sadness. Brooklyn 127, L.A. Clippers 122, 2OT Memphis at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee 118, Cleveland 101 L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 8 p.m. lo only a week ago against renzo and Independen- week later in Brazil. The only thing I can ask New Orleans 105, L.A. Lakers 88 New York at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Argentine club San Loren- te — two of Argentina’s Hans remembered that is prayers for the com- Orlando 95, San Antonio 83 Washington at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. zo. The save guaranteed fiercest squads — as well about a decade ago, “this panions who were on the Wednesday’s Games Atlanta at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Chapecoense a spot in the as Colombian club Junior club nearly disappeared. flight,” he said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Self-made entrepreneur enjoys new-found popularity in bed The winning play is hard to highlight DEAR ABBY: I recently ple I worked with previ- Doug Larson, a newspaper tablish a heart winner, West started seeing a self-made Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ously, although in a differ- columnist and editor, wrote, won that trick and cashed his entrepreneur. He’s intelli- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ent capacity. Am I taking “What some people mistake spades. Down one cost $25. gent, and basically the and was founded by her mother, on too much? I know the for the high cost of living is North was not amused. He most amazing man I have team I will be working really the cost of high living.” had noticed that if South had Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at Today’s deal was played ever been with. with, and I have a feeling played second hand high, Because of his position DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los in a money game with the I will love it. I’m just winning the first trick with and stature, many beauti- Angeles, CA 90069. scared of setting myself up fairly high stake of 25 cents dummy’s spade king, the ful and sophisticated for failure. My boss and per point. What happened in contract would have made. women throw themselves up his harem? new manager are giving three no-trump after West led at him. A friend of his told DEAR ABBY: I was just me a great opportunity, his fourth-highest spade? Declarer would then play a WILLING TO DO The auction was straightfor- me that in the months offered a HUGE promo- and I don’t want to let any- diamond to his queen. West ANYTHING ward. Yes, North would have that I’ve known him, he tion at my company. It will one down. wins with his ace, but cannot has had sex with at least mean more than a 40 per- preferred a fourth heart for his continue spades without con- DEAR WILLING TO takeout double, but his hand five other women, several DO ANYTHING: I wish cent increase in pay, which UNSURE IN THE ceding two more tricks in the is unheard of in my com- was too strong to pass. Then on the first date. you had more clearly de- MIDWEST suit. Whatever he does, South pany, which has more than South’s advance of three no- I’m not angry about it fined what “prone to se- has time to drive out the heart since we never formally 10,000 employees. People DEAR UNSURE: If trump promised 13-15 points duction” means. Was he ace to claim plus 600 and agreed to be exclusive, but in my department are not your boss and new manag- with spades well held. saying that because years When the dummy came $150. I’m in love with him and taking it well. Even my er didn’t feel you were ca- ago he had little success down, declarer saw 26 points want him all to myself. director did not congratu- pable of taking on the new with women he is enjoying late me. assignment, they could between his hand and the When I confronted him, he dummy’s. Maybe East had a said that because he never the attention? Taking on this new en- have offered the job to the While you may be will- numerous other people at jack or two, but West had to had success with women deavor kind of scares me. I have the three missing aces. previously, he is prone to ing to “do anything” to have had a tough year in the company. Your former have him all to yourself, if director may not have con- South made the nor- seduction. He said they my current position, and mal-looking play of running this man craves variety gratulated you because didn’t mean anything to this new job is seriously the opening lead around to him and that he wants to and is trying to make up tailored to me. My current he/she was jealous, so do for lost time, there’s noth- his holding, taking East’s eight be with me. manager — who is new to not take the silence to with his 10. He then led a low I have dropped the mat- ing you can do to dissuade the department — feels heart. diamond, but West won with ter for now, but I’m still him. The two of you ap- this job was meant for me. As to your fear that you his ace, cashed the spade concerned. I have tried to pear to be at very different She says I need a fresh won’t succeed, all you can ace and continued with the step up my game in the places in your lives. If you start, and she has faith in do is give it your best and spade jack. Declarer took bedroom, and I’m willing want a man who is willing me. keep moving forward. If eight tricks (two spades, three to do anything to stop him to have an exclusive rela- What’s awkward is, the you do that, you won’t let diamonds and three clubs), from looking elsewhere. tionship, you’re going to position involves working anybody down — includ- but as soon as he tried to es- How do I make him give have to look elsewhere. with some of the same peo- ing yourself.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF LYNN MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION public hearing on Tuesday, December 13, 2016 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council given by Alberto Aguayo to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Docket No. ES15P0674EA Chambers, Lynn City Hall on the following: nominee for, First Horizon Home Loan Corporation, its successors and assigns, Essex Probate and Family Court dated August 22, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) 45 Congress Street Notwithstanding section 57C of chapter 59 of the General Laws, for fiscal year Registry of Deeds at Book 26025, Page 412, subsequently assigned to The Bank Salem, MA 01970 2017, the City of Lynn may issue an additional notice of preliminary tax and of New York Mellon fka The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the holders of the (978)744-1020 require payment of a third quarter preliminary installment; provided, however, that Certificates, First Horizon Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series FH06-AA6 by no additional notice of preliminary tax may issue unless first approved by the First Horizon Home Loans, a division of First Tennessee Bank National Association, commissioner of revenue; and provided, further, that as a condition of such Master Servicer, in its capacity as agent for the Trustee under the Pooling and Estate of: approval, the commissioner may establish any requirements as he deems Servicing Agreement by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., by Doris A Crespin appropriate, which may include, but not be limited to, the submission by the board assignment recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Book 29793, Page 414, as Date of Death: 07/25/2014 of assessors of all information required to set the tax rate under the provisions of affected by confirmatory assignment to The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The To all interested persons: section 23, except the assessed valuation of all real and personal property subject Bank of New York, as Trustee for the holders of the Certificates, First Horizon A Petition for S/A - Formal Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed to taxation for the current fiscal year. The assessors shall establish the tax rate for Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series FH06-AA6, by Mortgage Electronic by: fiscal year 2017 no later than April 1, 2017. In no event shall the net amount of Registration Systems, Inc., by confirmatory assignment recorded in said Deeds in Edison J Clarke of Lynn MA revenue to be raised by taxation, as submitted to the commissioner pursuant to Book 30172 Page 278, subsequently assigned to The Bank of New York Mellon requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief any requirements for approval under this section, be exceeded, except to the f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the holders of the Certificates, First as requested in the Petition. extent that additional new growth, as certified by the commissioner pursuant to Horizon Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series FHAMS 2006-AA6 by First The Petitioner requests that: paragraph (f) of section 21C, exceeds the prior approved amount and a Horizon Home Loans, a division of First Tennessee Bank National Association, Edison J Clarke of Lynn MA referendum question submitted to the voters under the provisions of paragraph Master Servicer, in its capacity as agent for the Trustee under the Pooling and be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve on the bond in (g), (i 1/2), (j) or (k) of said section 21C has been approved. Servicing Agreement By The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York, an unsupervised administration. as Trustee for the holders of the Certificates, First Horizon Mortgage Pass-Through IMPORTANT NOTICE The City of Lynn shall mail any notice of preliminary tax requiring a third quarter Certificates Series FH06-AA6, by assignment recorded in said Registry of Deeds in You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the preliminary installment payment it issues on or before December 31, 2016, or a Book 32603, Page 353, of which the Mortgage the undersigned is the present Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney later date as may be authorized by the commissioner, and the entire notice shall holder, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on be due and payable on February 1, 2017, or 30 days after the date of mailing of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on December 7, the return day of 01/03/2017. the notice, whichever is later, after which date if unpaid, it shall become 2016 at 63 High Rock Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written delinquent. The amount of any third quarter preliminary installment payment shall said Mortgage, to wit: appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a not exceed the amount of the first quarter installment payment for fiscal year The land is said Lynn, now known and numbered as 63 Highrock Street, together timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections 2017. Upon the establishment of the tax rate for fiscal year 2017, there shall be a with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Southerly by within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further single actual tax bill due and payable on May 1, 2017, or 30 days after the date Highrock Street fifty-eight (58) feet; Westerly by Valley Avenue, eighty-three (83) notice to you. of mailing, whichever is later. That tax bill shall represent the full balance owed feet; Northerly by land formerly of James W. Oliver, et al, fifty-eight (58) feet; and UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM after credit is given for the preliminary tax payments previously made. All Easterly by land formerly of Donahue, eighty-three (83) feet. The mortgagor(s) PROBATE CODE (MUPC) provisions of section 57C of chapter 59 of the General Laws regarding procedures expressly reserve my/our rights of Homestead and do not wish to terminate A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised for issuing, mailing and collecting the notice of preliminary tax requiring first and my/our Homestead by granting the within conveyance notwithstanding my/our administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the second quarter preliminary installment payments shall apply to any additional waiver of such homestead in paragraph 24 of within mortgage. For title reference Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the notice of preliminary tax, including payment of interest. see deed, dated June 6, 2003 and recorded at the Essex Registry of Deeds in administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Book 20979, Page 203. Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Item: November 30, 2016 The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, expenses of administration. restrictions, building and zoning laws, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Date: November 18, 2016 THE TRIAL COURT TERMS OF SALE: Pamela Casey O'Brien PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Register of Probate DIVORCE SUMMONS BY a certified check, bank treasurer's check, or money order will be required to be Item: November 30, 2016 PUBLICATION AND MAILING delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Essex Probate and Family Court required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of GUARDIANSHIP 45 Congress Street the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Salem, MA 01970 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other DOCKET NUMBER Docket No. ES16D2138DR check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid 16GU0033LY at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Sandra M Lopez Sanchez of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Essex County Juvenile Court vs. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be 139 Central Avenue Ricardo Castro Torres entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Lynn, MA 01901 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of To: Dennis P Arnold To the Defendant: an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. WHEREAS, Jaime J Lepore has files in this court a petition seeking the grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown appointment of a guardian for the following minor child(ren), with custody of said The Complaint is on file at the Court. The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a child(ren): An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you The Bank of New York, Elden L Tucker from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status as Trustee for the holders of the Certificates, You are hereby NOTIFIED that a preliminary hearing is scheduled in this court on of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. First Horizon Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series FHAMS 2006-AA6 the following date and time: 01/24/2017 9:00 AM You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Present Holder of said Mortgage, You may bring an attorney with you. 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Michelle Obama used the Wreaths made of lem- holiday decor to highlight ons and garlands made PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS her core initiatives as first of limes decorate Green Kanako Kumazaki, group manager at Coca-Co- lady: service, education Room walls; clove-studded la Japan, demonstrates the ribbons on the and health. The familiar crowd-pleas- oranges, apples and pome- Coke bottles that are special for the holiday granates are mixed with season at the Coca-Cola Japan office in Tokyo. ers are still part of the an- nual show: greens to create wreaths — A towering tree dom- for the Red Room. inates the Blue Room, Mrs. Obama was unveil- Coca-Cola No. 1 in trimmed as it has been in ing the decor for military the past to honor the U.S. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS families on Tuesday, but the White House gave the military and their fami- The White House is one of the 56 LEGO ginger- Japan with drinks news media a sneak peek lies, an issue Mrs. Obama bread houses, one for each state and territory, has emphasized. beforehand. displayed in the trees in the State Dining Room “This year’s holiday galore, but not Coke — Larger-than-life repli- at the White House during a preview of the cas of family dogs Bo and theme, ‘The Gift of the 2016 holiday decor Tuesday. Holidays,’ reflects on not fruit or garlicky kimchee Sunny will greet tens of By Yuri Kageyama only the joy of giving and ASSOCIATED PRESS that mostly are atten- thousands of holiday visi- including 150 pounds of ornaments are written receiving, but also the tion-getting products in- tors shortly after they en- gingerbread covered in with the word “girls” in true gifts of life, such as EBINA, Japan — Co- tended for fun. ter through the East Wing 100 pounds of bread dough 12 languages to represent service, friends and fam- ca-Cola has been the No. 1 Though its product offer- of the White House. to form the white exterior. the first lady’s “Let Girls ily, education, and good beverage maker in Japan ings don’t go quite that far, — And no White House Models of Bo and Sunny Learn” initiative to en- health, as we celebrate for half a century, but it’s Coca-Cola has 850 different Christmas would feel com- sit out front. courage countries to pro- the holiday season,” the not thanks to the popu- beverages in Japan alone, plete without the annual Downstairs in the li- vide an education for tens larity of Coke. Instead, not counting discontinued gingerbread version. This first lady’s office said in a brary, education is the of millions of adolescent the American soft-drink brands. Among the most year’s replica weighed in statement describing the brand has adapted to the popular is Qoo, a water- at more than 300 pounds, theme. Some of the tree girls around the world. decorations. quirky ways this society drop-shaped forest creature quenches its thirst. designed to appeal to Ja- Coca-Cola’s nearly 1 pan’s cult of the cute. Near Newport’s mansions, access million vending machines “It is so difficult to sur- account for about half of vive,” Takashi Wasa, senior all the vending machines vice president at Coca-Cola in Japan. Many of them do Japan, told The Associated battle is measured in inches stock Coke and Coke Zero. Press at the company’s To- But most of the beverages kyo headquarters. By Michelle R. Smith owners, but the public has sold by those state-of-the The odds of having a hit ASSOCIATED PRESS the right to walk across it. art machines have noth- are “Maybe just three out The path is rough and nar- ing to do with the compa- NEWPORT, R.I. — The row in rugged parts that of a thousand,” he said. Cliff Walk has been a ny’s namesake soda. Among 20 Coca-Cola scramble up and down Newport public thorough- Among the bigger favor- global brands that bring cliffs. In other areas, it is fare for hundreds of years, ites are “Georgia” brand in $1 billion or more in wide, paved and smooth. and today it’s one of Rhode canned coffee, orange-fla- annual sales, four came The home’s owners, Lee Island’s biggest tourist vored water and of course, from Japan: the Georgia and Amy Warner, installed green tea, the traditional coffee lineup; Aquarius, draws. Every year, an es- the 6-foot-high fence earlier drink of choice. a Gatorade-like drink; I timated 750,000 people this year to replace an old, Japan is The Coca-Cola Lohas bottled water and stroll or hike the path that rusted one. The city’s Cliff Co.’s second-biggest mar- Ayataka green tea. Oth- runs between the Atlan- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Walk Commission said the ket after the U.S., raking tic Ocean and mansions Warners took away about er global top-sellers are A new chain link fence runs between the Cliff in more than 1 trillion yen Coke drinks or were add- owned by members of 15 percent of the walk along Walk and a private lawn in Newport, R.I. ($10 billion) in annual ed through acquisitions, America’s moneyed class. the 238-foot-long chain-link sales. But consumers here such as Minute Maid and Now, a homeowner at one fence, leaving it 5 to 7 feet aren’t crazy about bub- Matte Leao. end of the 3.5-mile route is chain-link fence — into a got so crowded over the wide. bly drinks like Fanta and Matte Leao, an herbal under fire for putting up narrow bottleneck. summer that there was Peter Janaros, head of the Sprite, other perennial tea extremely popular in a fence that a city com- “Losing over a foot of little elbow room at the city’s Cliff Walk Commis- U.S. favorites. Brazil, is an example of mission said encroaches space is a pretty good entrance, especially when sion called it a “potentially Instead, the notoriously adapting to local tastes. about 15 to 18 inches onto amount,” said Anya people came through with devastating precedent.” fad-loving Japanese flit But the company’s Ja- the walk. The commission, Woythaler, who lives near- bikes, kayaks and other “If each of the owners from one trend to another pan operations take that environmental advocates by and frequently uses the gear as they headed to the decided they were going to across an array of weird to an extreme, said Ray- and locals are not pleased, Cliff Walk to access a pub- beach or for a hike. encroach 15 percent every product offerings, such mond Shelton, senior saying it makes a crucial lic beach. “People should The Cliff Walk travers- year, then the Cliff Walk as soda drinks with odd executive officer for Co- part of the walk — lined be up in arms about it.” es land that is generally would no longer exist,” he flavors like smelly durian ca-Cola East Japan. on both sides by a high She and others said it owned by private home- said. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 FOOD New York, New York, it’s just like I pictured it

“I have another one, I’d a note among her papers herbed butter, which was love for you to have it.” that my brother Anthony then deep-fried. It was We weren’t quite five had sent from camp beg- occasionally on my menu minutes into our Am- ging to be rescued. “Come at Rosalie’s. A “cigarette” trak trip and get me,” it demanded, shape of butter and chives to New written on a piece of bark. was frozen and rolled up York As much as I loved in the breast. It was frozen when a camp, for that whole year because the chicken with fellow I pleaded with my mother the butter inside would passen- to let me travel to Mis- stay pretty solid during ger spoke sissippi to visit my new the frying. those grandmommy. My mother Smiling for the camera, Rosalie words. had remarried when I was I noted how beautiful the Harrington She and 5 or 6, and my new father dish looked and then I FOOD her hus- was a military man from pierced the breast and a EDITOR band the south. I was thrilled geyser of butter squirted were on when she agreed to send out all over me, my hair, their way to Philadelphia me, but my memory is my eyelashes, the beauti- to celebrate Thanksgiv- that my mother put me ful clothes. The shoot was ing with their son and his on a train and I made the delayed several hours as family. We had been on trip alone to Mississippi, they cleaned me up and Rosalie’s roast turkey. the train from Massachu- apparently as an unac- prepared another take. It setts for some time when companied child, to be met was a memorable experi- they boarded in Con- by my new grandmother ence. necticut, and we started at a train stop in Jackson, My friend Luke was to chatting. I commented not far from her farm in be in Washington, D.C., Elevating a roast to new heights on her carefully-handled Crystal Springs. I recall for Thanksgiving and he — I roasted our turkey breast, but this technique works for any roast. package, neatly wrapped the upper sleeping berth offered his Brooklyn loft — Choose several good-sized carrots. Wash and scrape them, then cut each one into 2-inch in what reminded me of being prepared for me by to Todd, me, our daugh- pieces. You will need about 10 pieces. a plastic pie carrier from an attendant who took ter Danielle and grand- — Rub your roast with sea salt and a few turns of a pepper mill or a rub. the 1950s. good care of me for the sons. After the pecan pie — There are so many options for a rub. For example, in a food processor place 1 tablespoon “Someone is fortunate to three-day, two-night jour- encounter on the train each of fresh rosemary and thyme, a few cloves of garlic peeled, 3 tablespoons of dijon mustard, have you coming,” I said. ney. In my diary, now lost, and wonderful conversa- ¼ cup of olive oil and 1 teaspoon of your favorite salt. Pulse until fairly smooth. “Pecan and chocolate chip I had stories of people I tion with my new friends, — Using your fingers, massage the meat with 1 or 2 tablespoons of mixture depending on the pies,” she said. had “interviewed.” Grand- many hands of 500 rum- size of your roast. Todd loves pecan pie; he mommy and I were great my and other card games — If you prefer a dry rub that you can store unrefrigerated, use dry herbs and pulse them togeth- asks for it whenever I’m friends, and I learned a lot with the boys, plus a pic- er. I have an old coffee bean grinder that I use for this. in the mood to bake. So I about cooking from her. nic lunch and a little nap, — In a baking pan, place the 10 pieces of carrot in an oval, about 2 to 3 inches apart. said, “That’s my husband’s School started early in we arrived in New York — Place the seasoned roast on top of this, so you will have a 2-inch space underneath in order favorite.” That’s when Mississippi, so I attended City and grabbed a taxi to for the heat to circulate well during roasting. I call this a natural rack. Your carrots will be so deli- she made the offering. I for a few weeks in August the apartment. The Bush- cious and they will serve a good purpose of elevating your meal — pun intended. couldn’t believe it when before returning home. I wick section is decidedly she separated her two was the only person who working class but also in pies and handed one to wore shoes, I remember the midst of gentrification. the Macy’s parade, I roast- alley, with consignment and their homemade noo- me. “That made you cry,” that well. It was a one- The boys loved the rug- ed the breast with some shops, restaurants of ev- dles which we watched be 11-year-old Ethan would room schoolhouse that ged feel of the streets, the herbs from Provence that ery culture, bakeries, cof- prepared. later remind me as we housed kids of all ages, all graffiti on nearly every I found on Luke’s spice fee and tea cafes. We ate With swords sticking out were taking inventory of of whom were white. building. rack. I grated some lem- dinner at a Korean barbe- of my grandsons’ back- our four days together. It Fast-forward to the ’80s. By contrast, the butch- on zest on the breast and cue place that had a little packs, we nearly were was such a beautiful few I was food editor of the TV er shop that Luke recom- placed some thinly sliced gas-fired cooking surface arrested for assault a few minutes and the fact that show “LOOK” on Channel mended — Foster Sundry onion on top, and brushed in the middle of our ta- times, but it was worth it. my two grandsons had 7 in Boston. One of our — was wonderfully seri- the meat with olive oil and ble. We ordered steak and The last day, we went to witnessed it made it very sponsors was Amtrak, and ous about its food, with a salt from Sardinia. Luke a few sauces for dipping; the very overcrowded Mu- special. it was arranged for me young butcher breaking and his partner James the boys loved that we seum of Natural History This event added to my to take the train to New down meat in plain view. love salt, which has be- were charged with cook- in Manhattan — too many collection of Amtrak travel York with a film crew that I was shocked that 3 ½ come a hot specialty item. ing our own meat. The families pushing strollers stories, which began when would capture me talking pounds of turkey breast They took me shopping next day we explored Chi- and too many skeletons! I was quite young. My to the camera about my cost $51, but we were once in D.C. and bought natown and the boys had For more than a month mother’s second husband travel. It took sever- thrilled with how good it me a salt cellar and sever- a shopping spree: swords, now the boys had been was from Mississippi. al hours of preparation: was. By phone, from home, al varieties of salt from ev- hats, decorations for their talking about our New When I was a child, makeup, lighting, props — I had ordered the turkey erywhere in the world. It rooms, fake jade elephants York trip. The weather, my mother liked to keep including some beautiful breast, a few pints of tur- is amazing how many dif- among the treasures. the parade, the graffiti, my brother and me busy clothes. key gravy and mashed ferent types there are and Danielle did some re- the hissing cat Pesto, the during the summer, and After an hour or so, I potatoes, a lovely assort- what a complement they search and found a won- lady who so generously she would send us off to would show the audience ment of cheese, egg nog can be to various foods. derful, dumpy but authen- gave us a pie that we had camp, Nashoba for boys the food, first a snack and and butter from Ireland, On Friday, we went to tic restaurant that made for dessert with ice cream and Cielo Celeste for then dinner — Chicken plus farm-fresh milk and Williamsburg, a more af- its own noodles. We all “that made you cry Noni,” girls. I loved camp, but my Kiev — which was popular eggs. fluent Brooklyn neighbor- loved the food, mostly Pho all now a wonderful mem- brother dreaded it. After at the time. It was a chick- The next day, Thanks- hood just a few train stops dishes with various broths ory. The best part was be- my mother died, I found en breast stuffed with giving, before we went to away. It was right up my with meat and vegetables ing together. A new way to eat peppermint bark COOKING ON DEADLINE: By Elizabeth Karmel ASSOCIATED PRESS Hanukkah Beef Brisket PEPPERMINT BARK SPRITZ COOKIES By Katie Workman 1 1/2 cups beef broth pot. Tuck the brisket back into ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 teaspoon chopped fresh the pot; the meat will be about Cookie presses like the OXO thyme leaves halfway submerged. Tuck the Whether or not you cele- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter remaining garlic cloves in their Good Grips with stainless-steel brate the Jewish holidays, 1 pound sliced wild mush- skins around the meat into the discs work better than presses a good brisket recipe is a rooms, any sort liquid. Cover the pot and transfer with plastic plates. nice thing to have in your Start to finish: 30 minutes, 3 tablespoons balsamic vin- it to the preheated oven. winter repertoire. Bris- egar not including cooling and dec- ket is a tough and fairly Cook for about 3 1/2 hours orating Chopped parsley or arugula to until the brisket is fork tender. inexpensive cut of meat garnish Servings: 30 (Makes about 5 that gets amazingly ten- Remove it from the pot to a cut- dozen cookies) ___ ting board with a moat to catch der after some quality Preheat the oven to 300 F. 1 cup unsalted butter, room time in the oven, and it the juices, and let it rest for at temperature Peel and mince two of the garlic PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS requires little attention or cloves and set aside. least 15 minutes. Let the brais- 2 squares (2 ounces) un- ing liquid rest in the pot. Peppermint Bark Spritz Cookies are shown, care while it cooks. That’s Place the porcini mushrooms sweetened chocolate, melted a nice characteristic in a Meanwhile, heat the butter 2/3 cup granulated white from a recipe by Elizabeth Karmel. in a small bowl and add the boil- piece of beef. ing water. Let the mushrooms in a very large skillet over me- sugar You can use a larger size dium-high heat until melted. 3 egg yolks ing fork, work in the flour, a little decorating bag or a re-closeable soak for 20 minutes. Remove at a time, until smooth. plastic bag. When ready to dec- piece of brisket and just them, squeeze out any extra wa- Add the wild mushrooms and 1 teaspoon vanilla bump up the quantities reserved, minced garlic, season 2 ½ cups sifted all-purpose Divide dough into 2-3 pieces orate cookies, snip a small cor- ter back into the bowl, and then of the other ingredients strain the soaking liquid through with salt and pepper, and sau- flour and roll them into a tube shape ner at one end of the bag for the proportionately. Brisket a fine mesh strainer into a large te until the mushrooms have Topping: and cover with wax paper. Chill chocolate to flow through. When is a very flexible meat as bowl. Chop the soaked mush- turned nicely brown, and any 4 ounces semi-sweet choco- dough for 30 minutes. When the the cookies are cool, carefully long as you cook it low rooms, and set the mushrooms liquid that was released has late, melted dough is chilled, place the roll drizzle melted semi-sweet choc- in the cookie press tube and olate on the top of the cookie. and slow, so the exact and the strained soaking liquid been evaporated, about 8 min- 2 ounces white chocolate, measurements of onions choose cookie plate for your de- While the chocolate is still warm, aside. utes. Sprinkle in the balsamic melted and liquid are not so im- sign. Press the cookies out one sprinkle with crushed pepper- Meanwhile, heat a large, deep vinegar and stir to release any 1 cup crushed peppermint portant — just keep the at a time onto an ungreased mint candies so the candy will ovenproof pan or stockpot with a browned bits from the bottom candies flavors balanced. cookie sheet. stick to the chocolate, then driz- lid over medium high heat. Add of the pan. Preheat oven to 400 F the oil. Season the brisket on Mix butter, unsweetened Bake 7 to 10 minutes or until zle with melted white chocolate. Skim and discard any fat BEEF BRISKET WITH both sides with salt and pepper. that has accumulated on the chocolate and sugar together set but not brown. Remove from Place in the refrigerator to set WILD MUSHROOMS Sear the brisket on both sides braising liquid. Stir the sauteed until creamy. Add egg yolks one cookie sheet after 1 minute, and the chocolate for at least 1 hour Serves 6 for about 4 minutes per side, mushrooms into the pot. at a time to combine. Add vanil- gently place on a cooling rack. before serving. Start to finish: 4 hours until browned. Transfer the bris- When the meat has finished la and mix thoroughly. Let cookies cool completely. Store in an airtight container in ___ ket to a large plate. resting, cut it into slices as thin Using your hands or a blend- Melt chocolate and place in a a cool place. 2 heads garlic, cloves separat- Return the pan with the oil to ed but unpeeled medium heat. Add the onions, or thick as you like, across the 1/2 ounce dried porcini season with salt and pepper, grain. Transfer the slices neatly FRESH ALL DAY! mushrooms and saute for 5 minutes until back to the pot, and nestle them Enjoy the wholesome and delicious taste of Periwinkles 2/3 cup boiling water softened and lightly browned. into the sauce and mushrooms. Serve hot. 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