THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 Revere will build a new high school

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF REVERE — The state has given the city the green light to build a new high school. A location for the building has not yet been determined. “Optimistically, I’d envision a new high school at a new site,” said Super- intendent Dianne Kelly. “This would enable us to convert the current high school to a central middle school, and then repurpose our current middle schools as elementary schools.” The plan would allow for smaller class sizes, which would have a powerful im- pact on the district’s ability to prepare students for life after high school, said ‘Brotherhood’ breaks down Kelly. It will be six to eight years before stu- dents roam the halls, said Mayor Brian barriers to attending college Arrigo. The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) announced its ini- By Bella diGrazia executive director of the YMCA. Their efforts Lynn Superintendent tial approval of the city’s bid for a new ITEM STAFF are part of a bigger state initiative, “100 Males of Schools Dr. Patrick high school Wednesday. The MSBA, a to College: Brotherhood for College Success,” LYNN — Male students of color say the bar- Tutwiler addresses quasi-independent government author- riers prohibiting them from going to college which was launched to increase college access, Lynn Classical stu- ity that helps fund the construction of continue to get in their way, so educational in- enrollment, retention, and success for low-in- dents in the 100 Males school buildings, invited Revere High stitutions across the city are working together come male students of color. to College group School into a 270-day eligibility period to change that. Jiménez said the barriers include being a during the Annual during which they will work together to Lynn Public Schools, the Lynn YMCA, North rst-generation college student, living in a Lunch with the Super- determine the district’s nancial and Shore Community College, and Salem State low-income family, not having access to the intendent Wednesday. community readiness for the project. University are combining efforts to remove “This is news we have wanted to hear those barriers, according to Audrey Jiménez, BROTHERHOOD, A3 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK for the past three years,” said Arrigo. “This assures that future generations of Revere Public Schools students will have the opportunity to avail them- GAYLA CAWLEY selves of the technological features and COMMENTARY Swampscott resident accommodations that form the pillars of high school education in the modern age.” named Lynn clerk magistrate Since its inception in 2004, the MSBA Bridesmaid’s has made more than $13.4 billion in re- By Thomas Grillo trict Court where he later became clerk imbursements for school construction burden: ITEM STAFF magistrate. projects. Since last year, he has served as the “The eligibility period is a critical step BOSTON — Brian V. Sullivan of temporary clerk magistrate of the Cam- in the MSBA’s process of evaluating po- nding the Swampscott has been nominated as clerk bridge District Court. tential work on Revere High School,” magistrate to the Lynn District Court. “Brian Sullivan’s experience presiding said executive director Deborah B. In recommending the appointment, over a variety of courtroom matters and Goldberg. “We look forward to our con- right dress Gov. Charlie Baker said his nominee has assisting the public will allow him to tinued partnership with the district as lots of court experience. serve Lynn’s busy court well,” said Baker it enters the eligibility period.” Two weeks ago marked my second A Chelsea native and Northeastern in a statement. Arrigo tempered any unrealistic ex- time trying on bridesmaid dresses University graduate, Sullivan has spent In an interview with the Item, Sulli- pectations of how soon the doors would in the past several years and both more than three decades in the Massa- van, 60, said he’s looking forward to the open at the new school. chusetts court system. He started his ca- occasions had a similar theme. SULLIVAN, A2 REVERE, A3 Conversation centered around reer as a probation of cer in Chelsea Dis- self-consciousness with how the dresses t and surprise or disap- pointment with being a bigger size than we thought we were. Lynn: As most girls nd out when they try on their rst bridesmaid dress, the garment ts are based on mea- Gannon bid surements and there’s no vanity sizing like many clothing lines use not up to par Here’s how to appeal to customers and encour- age sales. By Gayla Cawley Item Santa It’s a little disappointing when ITEM STAFF you think about it. Here we were, a group of success- LYNN — The clock is ticking for helped me ful women, who should have been the city and the incumbent man- focused on celebrating one of our agement team to negotiate a one- By Gayla Cawley best friends getting married and the year extension to continue over- ITEM STAFF excitement of another step closer seeing Gannon Municipal Golf to the big day, but instead some of Course after their bid for a new PEABODY — A young Pea- the anxious chatter was on whether contract was rejected by the Lynn body girl will see her Christ- we should buy the dress that day or Park Commission Tuesday night. mas wish come true this year wait to see if we could lose weight If an agreement can’t be reached thanks to Item Santa. and go down a size rst. by the end of the month, Gannon Danyelle Williams wrote In my case, the future bride is my will be left without a manage- a letter to Item Santa last best friend who gave me the honor ment team and the course will month on behalf of her of being one of her two maids of be forced to close. Following the 5-year-old granddaughter, honor, a scenario we’ve both been rejection, the city can’t send the Ayvah Gomez, who simply eagerly anticipating for years. property out to bid again for at asked for a gift on Christ- Although I tried not to make any least 45 days. mas. self-deprecating comments on the The City of Lynn is seeking to Williams and her wife of 13 day of trying on dresses, I did make lease the property, which is lo- years, Brenda Williams, have a remark to my mother the night cated on Great Woods Road and raised their granddaugh- before that I was relieved I had was built in 1929, to a rm that ter for the last ve years at recently dropped 25 pounds or else would provide professional man- their Peabody home. Ayvah, the day would have been hell for agement and maintenance for a pre-K student at Welch me. the 190-acre golf course, along Elementary School, calls I don’t want to speak for all with operating and managing Danyelle “papa” and Brenda women, but I will anyway — we’re the banquet/restaurant facilities, “nana.” all guilty of focusing on perceived bar concession, function hall, pro Danyelle Williams, left, and her wife, Brenda Wil- Item Santa helps families  aws, whether we’re a size zero or shop and snack shop. liams, received help from Item Santa this year to in need each year by allowing size 12. Even at my thinnest and provide a Christmas gift for their granddaughter, 20 pounds lighter, I still thought I GANNON, A2 Ayvah Gomez. ITEM SANTA, A3 could stand to lose more weight. On this occasion, one of the girls was stressed about having to go up to a size 6. A couple of the other INSIDE girls were a perfectly healthy size 8, but usually wear a 6. Hearing Opinion LOOK! 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OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 32° VOL. 141, ISSUE 5 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 28° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 STYLE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 OBITUARIES Cynthia Zwicker, 63 Retired judges call on ICE to 1955-2018 SAUGUS — Cynthia notes in their lunch- end arrests at courthouses Zwicker (nee Crom- box or working for bie), of Saugus, died weeks on elaborate By Alanna Vitiello to add courthous- at the age of 63, on birthday ideas. Durkin Richer es to the list of so-called Saturday, Dec. 8, sur- Cindy was happiest ASSOCIATED PRESS “sensitive locations” that rounded by her loving outdoors and found are generally free from husband and family. solace in nature’s BOSTON — Dozens of immigration enforcement, Cindy was born unaltered beauty. retired state and feder- like schools and places of on July 19, 1955 to She enjoyed hiking al judges called Wednes- worship. They say that Zelda and Richard with her husband day on U.S. immigration only “unequivocal guaran- Crombie. She is survived by in the mountains. Her family officials to stop making tees and protections will her husband, Richard; her knows that like the beauty of arrests at courthouses of restore the public’s con- children, Renee, Adam, Jake a mountain view, the warmth people suspected of being fidence that it can safely and Jared; and her four grand- of a summer’s sun and the in the country illegally, pursue justice in our na- children. nostalgic embrace of a cool saying immigrants should tion’s courts.” Cindy was a devoted moth- fall breeze, Cindy’s spirit will be free to visit halls of jus- The Brennan Center for er who loved her children. live on forever. tice without fearing they Justice at New York Uni- Through her love and dedica- Service information: Vis- will be detained. versity Law School helped tion, she taught them to be iting hours will be held at Nearly 70 former judg- organize the letter, whose kind, to care for others, and to ELLIOTT, WOODWORTH & es from 23 states — in- signers include judges strive to be their very best. Her ROGERS Family Funeral cluding federal judges appointed by both Dem- actions and guidance helped Home, 35 Green St., New- and state supreme court ocratic and Republican them learn to be strong, in- buryport, on Friday, Dec. 14 justices — said in a letter governors. dependent and to speak their from 4-7 p.m. Memorial do- sent to Acting U.S. Immi- Immigration officials minds when it counts the nations may be made to the gration and Customs En- have said communities most. Her family will always Society for the Protection of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS forcement Director Ronald are forcing their hand by remember the things she did New Hampshire Forests at Vitiello that courthouse Acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforce- refusing to transfer immi- to make them feel special https//forestsociety.org/ arrests are disrupting the grants in local prisons and whether it was personalized contributions. ment Director Ronald Vitiello speaks during criminal justice system. an event in Washington. jails to ICE custody. They “I just can’t imagine also argue that court- that we are closing our in people so they cannot parents and served as an house arrests are safer courtrooms to people who come near a courtroom,” associate justice on Mas- for agents because people Pelosi says she’ll have a right to be there. said Fernande R.V. Duffly, sachusetts’ highest court have to go through metal And you really are clos- who was born in Indone- until 2016. detectors when they enter serve as speaker ing them if you instill fear sia to Dutch and Chinese The judges are urging courthouses. — for limited time Baker’s first energy plan hinges on

WASHINGTON — alty but by frequent and Nancy Pelosi says she’ll open elections, giving us changes in transportation buildings serve no more than four a better chance to change years as speaker, all but and evolve as the country By Colin A. Young the Department of Ener- carbon dioxide (MMTC02) successful rollout of cur- ensuring she’ll be elected does. They will also in- STATE HOUSE gy Resources analyzes the — if it just successfully rent energy policies, the to post in January. centivize those in power NEWS SERVICE state’s energy supply and implements its current en- state would see an addi- demand, and outlines pri- ergy policies, including off- tional reduction of just one Following her state- to build our bench, some- BOSTON — A first-ev- ment Wednesday, Rep. thing our party has strug- er energy plan released orities and strategies state shore wind and hydroelec- MMTCO2, the report said. Seth Moulton, (D.-Mass.), gled with for years. That’s Wednesday by the Baker policymakers could pursue tric procurements that are What will drive greater who has been one of the progress. administration found that to get to a future where en- still in their early stages. reductions in greenhouse outspoken members in a “This process has giv- Massachusetts must step ergy is cleaner, cheaper and Under the 2008 state gas emissions, the plan small faction against her en us the time to choose up its efforts around energy more reliable. The plan was law known as the Global said, is leveraging state leadership, issued a state- who we want to be as a efficiency in the transpor- required by an executive Warming Solutions Act, investments in clean en- ment. party, not let inertia de- tation sector and building, order Gov. Charlie Baker Massachusetts is required ergy to lower costs and “Our party has spent the cide for us. Now it’s time heating and cooling if the signed in 2016. to reduce its emissions reduce emissions by elec- to move forward as one. last month debating who state is to reduce green- The plan estimates to 25 percent below 1990 trifying more of the trans- will lead us and where Nancy Pelosi showed real house gas emissions, lower that Massachusetts will levels by 2020 and reduce portation sector and using we’ll take the fight first,” leadership by agreeing to costs for ratepayers and en- achieve a 35 percent re- them 80 percent below electricity more frequent- he said in his statement. these reforms. But there’s sure energy reliability. duction in greenhouse gas 1990 levels by 2050. ly to heat or cool buildings “This has been a conten- also a lesson in all of this: The Massachusetts Com- emissions from 1990 levels With an increase of 50 with more modern tech- tious process, with some tough conversations make prehensive Energy Plan by 2030 — a reduction of percent more clean elec- nologies like air source members advocating for us stronger, not weaker, tricity in 2030 on top of the action on specific issues and we need to keep hav- released Wednesday by 61.3 million metric tons of heat pumps. and others calling for ing them if we’re going new leadership in the top to deliver on the change three positions of our par- that we’ve promised the Lynn: Gannon bid not up to par ty, as I have. After work- American people. That’s ing to elect candidates what we’ve been doing as across the country for the a party for the last month. GANNON increases to go to the city. golf course will be forced paying annually in the sec- last year, I want to make And now, even more than From A1 In addition to rejecting to temporarily close. It’s ond through fifth year of sure the new generation we were on November 6, the bid, the Park Commis- the offseason for golf, but the lease significantly. of leaders in our caucus we’re ready to do it for the The Park Commission sion also gave the green functions and events are But Lamanna advised gets a chance to actually country.” unanimously rejected a light for the city to com- still being held at Gannon. the commission against lead. The deal, reported by $340,000 bid from Golf mence negotiations on a Carter said GFMI sub- considering anything “These conversations the Washington Post, gave Facilities Management one-year contract. In the mitted the best bid it above the bid that was have been difficult, but the longtime Democratic Inc. (GFMI), the incum- meantime, the city’s law possibly could. The incre- before them. If the com- we’re stronger because of leader seven key holdouts bent team, because it was department will draw up mental minimum wage mission approved the bid, them. My goal has been to and moved her above the nearly $100,000 less than a new RFP to attempt to increase, which begins in- he said the city would “be have party leadership that 218 votes needed to se- the city received last year lease the property again creasing in January and bound at $340,000 and reflects the new genera- cure a majority and the from the lease, according with either a five-year or will hit $15 in 2023, is go- cross our fingers that a tion of Democrats in our speakership during a floor to Steven Babbitt, chair- 10-year contract option, to ing to affect all of the com- rate increase would occur.” country and represents vote Jan. 3. House Dem- man of the commission. attract more bidders. pany’s staff. That increase Sean Cronin, senior dep- the people who voted for ocrats nominated Pelosi GFMI, co-owned by Chris James Lamanna, the along with the firm’s sig- uty commissioner of local change on election day. as speaker by a 203-to- Carter and Steve Murphy, city’s attorney, said there nificant equipment needs services for the Department With the agreed-upon 32 vote last month, but has been overseeing the may be no interest in the brought their bid down. of Revenue, which oversees measures, we will do that: enough pledged to oppose property since being award- extension from the incum- The company had the city’s budget, has re- The leaders of our caucus her nomination on the ed a five-year contract in bent. The amount that can also submitted a higher layed to city officials that in will no longer be deter- floor vote to force Pelosi to December 2013. It expires be negotiated for the one- $470,000 alternate bid, mined by tenure and loy- the negotiating table. order to achieve a balanced on Dec. 31. The team was year extension is capped which was based on a po- budget, they need to have the only respondent to the at 25 percent more than tential increase in member- better revenue from both MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS city’s Request for Proposals what the firm is paying for ship rates, but the Office of the Gannon Golf Course (RFP) and was vying for a its current lease base, or a the Inspector General ruled and the Lynn Auditorium. Utility declares milestone Rare whales arrival earlier new five-year contract. little more than $530,000. that the bid could not be City officials have re- in gas explosions recovery than typical in Cape Cod Bay “I have nothing against Carter said the challenge lawfully considered by the quired that 35 percent of the operation,” said Babbitt. of a one-year lease would Park Commission. the lease revenue go into LAWRENCE (AP) — PROVINCETOWN (AP) “I think the course is run be the company’s equip- Lamanna said the RFP the city’s general fund, up The utility company that — Marine scientists say very well. I think it’s more ment needs for the course asked for bids to be based from the 10 to 12 percent caused the September endangered North At- the financial consideration or keeping staff that on current membership required during the first natural gas pipeline lantic right whales have of where the city is. This is weren’t guaranteed jobs. rates, and other respon- bid process. The remain- concern over city finances.” explosions says it has been spotted in Cape Cod “We will discuss with dents weren’t given the op- ing 65 percent of the lease The firm pays $425,000 the city to see what our tion to submit bids based reached a “major mile- Bay for the first time this revenue would go toward annually with its current options are,” said Carter. on potential increases. stone” in its efforts to feeding season. the city’s revolving ac- lease, along with an ad- “We want to move forward Carter asked the Park restore gas service. The Center for Coastal count for Gannon, which ditional $39,000 revenue and do the best thing for Commission to consider Columbia Gas said Studies says its aerial are funds that go toward Wednesday that the res- share to the city from an in- the golf course and func- the $340,000 bid and factor fixing the course. surveillance team saw crease in membership rates tions we have booked.” a rate increase that could toration process is “sub- seven right whales in the stantially complete,” with put in place about a year If an extension can’t be coming next spring in Gayla Cawley can be bay on Tuesday. They are ago. The RFP called for 50 be negotiated by the end good faith. He said that reached at gcawley@item- 98 percent of customers among about 411 left in in Lawrence, North An- percent of the revenue gen- of the month, when the would raise the amount live.com. Follow her on the world. The whales erated from potential rate firm’s contract expires, the of what the firm would be Twitter @GaylaCawley. dover and Andover now have been under close with natural gas for heat watch in recent years and hot water. because of a downward Most of the 150 custom- Swampscott resident named Lynn clerk magistrate population trend. ers still without service The whales transit the chose to do required SULLIVAN Governor’s Council, which serve all parties who appear Thomas Grillo can be area every year to feed on repair work themselves From A1 includes eight elected in the Lynn District Court. reached at tgrillo@item- microscopic organisms. members from districts, The post became avail- before service could be live.com. turned on. About 7,500 Charles “Stormy” Mayo, confirmation process and and the lieutenant gover- able with the retirement of customers were impacted a senior scientist with the working with the people of nor. Applicants for judicial Jane Brady Stirgwolt. The by the disaster. Columbia center, says the sighting Lynn. openings are reviewed by hearing on the nomination Gas says it also installed indicates the whales are “I started as a probation the Judicial Nominating is scheduled for next week 781-593-7700 18,500 new gas applianc- entering the feeding area officer at a time when 85 Commission (JNC) and rec- and the job would start in Publishing Daily, except Sundays es and replaced 44 miles earlier than previously percent of the folks who ommended to the governor. January. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 came through the door The JNC is a non-parti- The District Court hears Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA of pipeline in the process. thought. He says that in- and additional offices. 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In the fashion my other best friend and up, leading me to make in closer so she could try From A1 another thing a lot of us industry, a size 8 is con- another bridesmaid in a comment about how I to see what I was talking are guilty of, which is sidered plus size, which the wedding, and I went wanted to get laser resur- about, because she had the self-conscious chatter unfairly comparing our- is disproportionate to the to get pho after the group facing on my face to fix never noticed it before. among a group of girls selves to others. The only approximate size 14 that dispersed after the dress some marks left behind Then our other friend who wear sizes others thing that does is ensure studies show the average shopping. from acne before a course closed the conversation by may strive to be may have we’ll never be happy with American woman is. We were for some rea- of Accutane cured it a few saying something like, we been surprising to the ourselves. What could be seen son talking about things years ago. spend entirely too much casual observer. Maybe it’s due to the as proof that we’re too that we wanted to fix My two closest friends time picking ourselves Even that last sen- world we live in, or what hard on ourselves was on about ourselves, and the were surprised, with one apart. tence can be viewed as society tells us is at- display after the bride, topic of skincare came of them asking me to lean It’s entirely too true. ‘Brotherhood’ breaks down barriers to attending college Revere will build BROTHERHOOD From A1 a new high school right resources, battling immigration, living in ics have changed over the poverty, or dealing with is- REVERE years, which has generat- sues related to substance From A1 ed new expectations of the abuse in the family. “This is a first step,” he school system. “It’s nice for us to know said. “It’s a huge first step, “We in Revere are bless- there are people out there and without it, there is no ed with superb teachers, that care and that have second step. But now we administrators, and staff concerns about the ste- embark on the long pro- reotypes that surround who are dedicated to the cess that only begins with highest ideals in public us,” said Lynn Classical MSBA approval. We move junior Bolaji Odusanya. education for all our stu- on to feasibility studies, dents,” said Arrigo. “Now, “We want to change those site selection, design, and stereotypes. We are all we will be able to max- eventually construction.” imize their efforts with equal.” He estimated the entire Odusanya has been a facility that matches process could take six to their talent and commit- class president for three eight years. years in a row, all while ment.” “We have made tre- A new high school raising his 3-year-old son, mendous progress in maintaining a 4.0 GPA, aligns with what Arri- our school system over go calls “future Revere.” and playing football. He the years, but the one ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK With substantial new said he didn’t have anyone missing piece from the development planned for to relate to growing up, Lynn Classical seniors Malcolm Best, left, and Jonathan Fernandez en- equation was a state-of- the former Suffolk Downs which is why he appreci- joy Lunch with the Superintendent on Wednesday. the-art high school,” said race track, the abandoned ates the program. Kelly. Jiménez said the initia- Necco facility, and seven er. Vinciarelli said their way for the high schoolers. or fun activities, once a The current Revere tive hit locally last year new hotels in the city, Ar- goal for the luncheon was Harris said NSCC re- month where the selected High School on School with major help with rigo said the city is in a to empower and motivate cently debuted a bridge students can engage in Street opened in Septem- from Denise Vinciarelli, good place to build a new the 30 male students who program that has a simi- conversations and contin- ber 1974. Many communi- the senior government school. were handpicked to par- ue to mentor each other, ties around Revere have teacher at Lynn Classical. lar mission but is targeted “A new high school is one ticipate. toward male students of she said. constructed, and are cur- After volunteering with rently constructing new more example of the fu- “Things are changing, color who are already en- “I want to congratulate Jiménez, Vinciarelli said high schools, but Revere ture Revere, a city attract- it’s a new day,” said Vinc- rolled at the college. all of you for committing to she was enthralled with lagged, she said. Saugus ing businesses that pro- iarelli. “As a community, “Sometimes life can get this effort,” Tutwiler said vide good jobs, residents the program and want- to the students. “I ask that is constructing a new mid- it takes a village to get in the way of these kids who value high-quality ed to find a way for her you carry this forward and dle-high school with the things done.” going to college,” said education, and, most im- students to have access mentor the young males MSBA that is expected While the initiative Jiménez. portantly, a city where to higher education at a who come after you. There to be completed by 2020. has only begun with stu- The YMCA executive di- quality of life reflects the friendly level. are no shortcuts in life, the Like Revere, the other dents at Lynn Classical, rector said she hopes each richness and history of Jiménez and Vinciarelli only way you get to where schools will be reorga- Jiménez said they hope it of the educational institu- our location and our past,” organized the inaugural you want to be is to work nized to use fewer build- grows to other schools in tions can combine their re- “Annual Lunch with the hard.” ings; Saugus will have one said Arrigo. Superintendent” where the city. Jiménez and Vin- sources and ensure young middle-high school, one Revere completed a new the Classical students ciarelli got in contact with male students of color can Bella diGrazia can be upper elementary school, school project with the participating in the initia- Michele Cubelli Harris, get themselves into a posi- reached at bdigrazia@ and one lower elementary new 103,000-square-foot tive sat down and had an senior special programs tion to enroll in, and grad- itemlive.com. Follow her school. Hill Elementary School in informal meal with Super- coordinator for NSCC, to uate from, college. Their on Twitter @BelladiGra- Both educational needs 2015. The MSBA contrib- intendent Patrick Tutwil- create an accessible path- goal is to host meetings, zia. and the city’s demograph- uted $29.5 million. Here’s how Item Santa helped me

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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Google promises to be Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton transparent about China Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service Google would like you to know ing, they question authority. They Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS that it is transparent. protest. They leak. Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 This was the mantra repeated That said, Pichai should have All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 over and over by Chief Executive had a better answer when it 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Officer Sundar Pichai when que- comes to Dragonfly. He could Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ried by the House Judiciary Com- have more fully explained his Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 mittee Tuesday. That was the own thinking about why Google Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 word he used when asked about is willing to explore getting back Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 everything from the algorithms into the Chinese market despite [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 used to optimize search results to its history there. (Google left Chi- Circulation [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 the location data its phones and na in 2010 after it discovered a apps beam back to third-party de- hack of its source code and the Ext. 3 velopers. data of Chinese dissidents). Newsroom [email protected] The pledge for transparency He did say that Google’s “core [email protected] mission is to provide users with was most steadfast, however, Ext. 4 when Pichai was asked about access to information.” But he Sports China. could have also made the case [email protected] Google has faced a backlash why it is worth taking a risk again in China, and what steps Ext. 5 since the reports first surfaced in Retail and Online August about a project known as his company would take to pro- Advertising EDITORIAL “Dragonfly,” a search engine for tect its intellectual property and [email protected] China that would help the gov- its customers’ personal data from ADVERTISING ernment censor the web and track a voracious Chinese national se- Ernie Carpenter Jr. its users. “Right now we have no curity state. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 plans to launch in China,” Pichai Even with such safeguards, it Pot a problem for is still not worth it for Google. [email protected] assured lawmakers. But if the David McBournie company changes its mind, he Surely Pichai must realize that Sales Representative, ext. 1280 said, “I will be fully transparent.” there is also a large market for [email protected] drivers — or not? Corporate pledges of trans- Google products in the countries Ralph Mitchell parency are commonplace (and bordering — and threatened by Sales Representative, ext. 1313 It happened in the span of seconds and pain — China. Instead of exploring [email protected] commonly broken). But Google Patricia Whalen and loss will linger for a lifetime in the wake is a different story. Remember, how to get back into a country of Sunday evening’s fatal crash in Revere that Sales Representative, ext. 1310 the public found out about Drag- that targets foreign concerns [email protected] killed a 5-year-old girl. and compels them to abet a Big onfly after Google employees BUSINESS OFFICE Prosecutors said the Boston woman driving leaked the story. As Pichai tried Brother state, he could redouble the SUV that struck and killed Adrianna Me- his company’s efforts to “provide Maria Alvaracin to address the matter internally, ext. 1205 jia-Rivera may have been impaired by a com- users with access to information” [email protected] more accounts of the debate over bination of beer, sleep medication and “CBD in India, Vietnam and Indonesia. Dragonfly made their way into Susan J. Conti oil.” Autumn Harris pleaded not guilty to For now, it’s worth taking Pichai Controller, ext. 1288 the press. Hundreds of Google [email protected] charges filed in court against her on Monday. at his word when he promises employees went public with an The fatal crash plummeted a Revere family transparency with China. Even Ted Grant open letter urging their bosses to Publisher, ext. 1234 into mourning and prompted Revere Mayor if he wanted to keep Google’s de- cancel the project. [email protected] Brian M. Arrigo to mobilize a crisis team to liberations secret, his engineers So when Pichai promises trans- Marian Kinney counsel the girl’s classmates through a trag- wouldn’t let him. ext. 1212 parency, he doesn’t really have edy that struck two weeks before Christmas. [email protected] much of a choice. In this sense, Maureen Harris on Monday quoted her Eli Lake is a Bloomberg Opin- Will Kraft Google is like an elite NBA team: Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 daughter as saying, “I don’t know, all of a sud- ion columnist covering national The star talent has more leverage [email protected] den, it just happened.” security and foreign policy. He than the managers. If employees was the senior national security Mike Shanahan Those words are drenched with horror and Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 decide they no longer want to sadness and, fair or not, they will underscore correspondent for the Daily Beast [email protected] work at Google, there are plenty questions about what role cannabinoid oil and covered national security Carolina Trujillo of tech companies eager to poach and intelligence for the Washing- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 played in the deadly accident. The oil is de- them. So when they don’t like ton Times, the New York Sun and [email protected] rived from pot plants but, according to a pub- something their employer is do- UPI. Jim Wilson lished report Tuesday, is not psychoactive like Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 the ingredient THC in marijuana. [email protected] Psychoactive or not, marijuana and its en- READERS’ FORUM CIRCULATION trance once and for all into the marketplace, Lisa Mahmoud raises questions about the role it plays in driv- Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] er impairment and future traffic accidents. In defense of Housing Court Police officers and attorneys are quick to CLASSIFIED point out that many factors contribute to the Abbe Young Smith In Stacy Roller’s Nov. small percentage of ten- Five new judges were Manager, ext. 1276 split second inattention or loss of vehicle con- 30 op-ed entitled, “Time ants with meritorious de- appointed. New sittings [email protected] trol that takes a life. Weather, vehicle condi- to Reform Massachusetts fenses to eviction. Unlike are being established. GRAPHICS tion, road condition, lighting, driver experi- Housing Courts,” she most criminal cases, there But despite this — there Trevor Andreozzi ence, driver distraction — that’s just the start likened Housing Courts is currently no “right to is still a great disparity Designer of the list of contributing factors. [email protected] to the “Wild West” and counsel” in eviction. This between the number of Marijuana users and entrepreneurs scoff at Tyler Bernard compared eviction cases means that while Massa- landlords and tenants the idea that pot in its many ingestible forms Designer to a game. chusetts does have strong who are unrepresented. [email protected] plays a role in traffic accidents even proxi- The mother of five who laws protecting residen- A staggering number of mate to the one played by alcohol. They may Zachary Cotto is going to court facing tial tenants — against tenants lose their cases Designer be right; police and prosecutors admit to not [email protected] the harsh reality that she illegal retaliation, dis- simply because they could having fool proof, much less time-tested, ways might have to relocate her crimination, sanitary code not acquire the child care, Mohamed Diop of verifying a driver is impaired by marijuana. Designer entire family to an emer- violations and the like transportation, or time off But the push to improve traffic safety is [email protected] gency shelter that could — most tenants are left to go to court. at the top of city and town governing board Mark Sutherland be on the other side of the unable to enforce those This has only been more Creative Director agendas and on the priority list for advocacy state does not think of rights simply because challenging for Lynn [email protected] groups. her court case as a game. they don’t have a lawyer. tenants who now have to NEWSROOM Saugus and Swampscott are among commu- The veteran who might Instead, many such ten- make their way to Salem Mike Alongi nities weighing 25 mile-an-hour speed lim- ants feel pressured to sign Sports Reporter ext. 1228 lose his voucher does not to access Housing Court. [email protected] its. Bicycle advocacy groups display a white think of his court case “move-out” agreements on Landlords and tenants “ghost bike” following every two-wheeled fa- Bill Brotherton as a game. The disabled the first day they come to alike are unaware of Features Editor ext. 1338 tality, and police have not slackened in their elder who got behind on court. how the eviction pro- [email protected] warnings about driving and texting. his rent in his apartment The Housing Court is cess works. One positive Gayla Cawley The debate over legalizing marijuana is of 30 years and who could a better forum for evic- change would be for the Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] over. Pot has become a new industry. But with be homeless at the end of tion disputes for several first court date, or an the product rollouts and profits is sure to come the month does not think reasons. Filing fees are evening prior to that date Cheryl Charles scrutiny over the drug’s contribution to driver News Editor, ext. 1278 his court case is a game. less expensive in Housing — to involve an informa- [email protected] impairment when marijuana is used alone or Housing Courts are not Court than in District tional video about rights Bella diGrazia in combination with alcohol or medication. as “pro-tenant” as Ms. Court. The Housing Court and responsibilities of Reporter, ext. 1317 Roller seems to think. also has trained housing tenants and landlords. [email protected] According to the Access to specialists available for Tenants should be more Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 Attorneys Committee of mediation, and judges clearly informed on court [email protected] the Access to Justice Com- perhaps better-versed papers of their right to file Spenser Hasak mission, the judgment in summary process law an Answer and request Photographer, ext. 1332 rate in eviction cases because that is what they information from the [email protected] (including both District do day in and day out. landlord before their court Thor Jourgensen Court and Housing Court) For tenants with disabil- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 date, forms for which are [email protected] is 98 percent in favor of ities, social workers are available online. Daniel Kane landlords. Ninety-eight available through the Another positive change Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 percent. This means that Housing Court’s Tenancy would be expansion of [email protected] only two percent of judg- Preservation Program. the right to counsel for Steve Krause ments in housing cases The Housing Court is tenants with meritorious Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] result in judgment in available all across the defenses to eviction, and favor of the tenant. state, although it might Owen O’Rourke expanded use of “limited Photographer, ext. 1224 There are current- be farther away for some. assistance representation” [email protected] ly lawyers involved in For instance, landlords for both landlords and Emma LeBlanc Pérez eviction cases but by and and tenants alike in Lynn tenants of modest means Copy Editor large they don’t represent have access to Housing to access affordable legal [email protected] the tenants. Statistics Court but the Housing Harold Rivera counsel. And a very sim- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 reflect that statewide 70.2 Court is now located in ple change: litigants, not [email protected] percent of landlords are Salem, not Lynn. Anyone just attorneys, should be Roberto Scalese represented by attorneys. can access the Housing able to bring their phones News Editor, ext. 1211 In contrast only 7.6 per- Court if they are able to into court — not have to [email protected] cent of tenants have legal find the transportation to drop them off at a donut Anne Marie Tobin representation. Is this go there. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 shop or stash them in [email protected] fair? In Housing Court, Ms. Roller is correct shrubbery if they don’t READERS’ FORUM Bridget Turcotte there is a slightly greater that changes are need- have a car. Reporter, ext. 1269 chance that a tenant will ed. Having the Housing [email protected] We want your letters have legal representation Court available to all is Molly Victoria Lovell is Ryan York because of the “Lawyer for one change that has actu- an AmeriCorps attorney at Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and a Day Program.” ally already taken place: Northeast Legal Aid. She [email protected] comments from readers. Please send yours to the However, programs like statewide expansion took visits the Lynn Session TECHNOLOGY Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at these lack the resources effect in July 2017. Im- of the Northeast Housing Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 [email protected] to represent more than a plementation is ongoing. Court on a weekly basis. [email protected] THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION One-time ‘fixer’ Cohen AP INTERVIEW gets three years in prison

By Larry to fend off a scandal that The twin developments Neumeister could have damaged his represented a double dose and Tom Hays White House bid. of bad news for the presi- ASSOCIATED PRESS Cohen, 52, shook his dent, who ignored report- head slightly and closed ers’ questions about Co- NEW YORK — Michael his eyes as a judge pro- hen during an appearance Cohen, President Donald nounced his sentence for at the White House later Trump’s one-time fixer, in the day. was sentenced Wednesday evading taxes, lying about to three years in prison Trump’s business dealings Cohen is the first and, for crimes that included and violating campaign-fi- so far, only member of arranging the payment of nance laws in buying the Trump’s circle during two hush money during the silence of two women who years of investigations to presidential campaign to claimed they had sex with go into open court and im- conceal his boss’ alleged the candidate. Cohen and plicate the president in a sexual affairs, telling a federal prosecutors have crime, though whether a judge that “blind loyal- said the payments were president can be prosecut- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ty” led him to cover up made at Trump’s direction ed under the Constitution Sen. Doug Jones, D-Ala., right, answered questions from Associated is an open question. Trump’s “dirty deeds.” to influence the election. Press Washington Bureau Chief Julie Pace, left, during Jones’ interview “It was my own weak- In a possible sign of fur- Separately, the legal and in Washington. political peril surround- ness and a blind loyalty ther trouble for the presi- ing Trump appeared to to this man that led me to dent, Cohen said he will deepen when prosecutors choose a path of darkness continue cooperating with announced that another over light,” said Cohen, a prosecutors, and one of his Jones says farmers are piece of the investigation lawyer who once boasted legal advisers said Cohen had fallen into place: The he would “take a bullet” is also prepared to tell “all parent company of the Na- for Trump. “Time and time he knows” to Congress if scared by Trump’s tariffs tional Enquirer acknowl- again, I thought it was my asked. edged dispensing some of duty to cover up his dirty At the sentencing, de- the hush money in concert deeds rather than listen to fense attorney Guy Petril- By Lisa Mascaro is divided enough as it is. things” that are better with the Trump campaign my voice.” lo pleaded for leniency in ASSOCIATED PRESS Democrats right now have now, other than tax cuts, an opportunity to try to after the president’s first light of Cohen’s cooper- WASHINGTON — Sen. ation with investigators, get some things done.” two years in office. Doug Jones said Ala- Thanks to Republican “They’re beginning to saying, “He came forward bama’s soybean farmers to offer evidence against victories in midterm elec- question,” he said. and automobile manu- tions last month, Jones Jones says the path for the most powerful person facturers are “scared to will soon be one of the Democrats is to stay fo- in our country.” death” over President few remaining Democrat- cused on the “kitchen ta- U.S. District Judge Wil- Donald Trump’s tariff ic senators from a deeply ble” issues that helped liam H. Pauley III said Co- wars, but he cautioned conservative state. That him defeat conservative hen deserved modest cred- Democrats from spending status has made him Republican Roy Moore, it for his decision over the too much time attacking something of a guide for who faced decades-old al- summer to admit guilt and the president as the party cooperate in the federal tries to win back heart- his party on how to win legations of improper sex- investigation of efforts by land voters ahead of the back Democrats who vot- ual relations with young Russians to influence the 2020 presidential election. ed for Trump 2016. women, to become the first 2016 presidential election, In an Associated Press As longtime friend of Joe Democrat to the Senate but his assistance “does interview, the Democrat Biden, Jones said he hopes from Alabama in a gener- not wipe the slate clean.” who won a stunning vic- the former vice president ation. “Somewhere along the tory from the Deep South makes a run as the party’s The senator said that way Mr. Cohen appears to a year ago Wednesday pick for 2020. even in Alabama people have lost his moral com- said he doesn’t think “Democrats need to do a are starting to question pass,” the judge said. there’s enough evidence better job at reaching the whether Trump’s “nation- The judge also ordered to impeach the president, heartland of America,” he alistic approach” on tariffs Cohen to pay $1.39 million even as prosecutors allege said. Biden is “probably is a threat to their finan- in restitution to the IRS, the best one qualified to cial well-being. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump directed his lawyer forfeit $500,000 and pay to make illegal hush mon- do that. He’s been doing it Soybean farmers are Michael Cohen, second from right, Donald $100,000 in fines. He was ey payments. Democrats’ for a long, long time, and watching their crops rot Trump’s former lawyer, arrived at federal court ordered to report to pris- time would be better spent I’m hoping to see that. I and automobile manufac- accompanied by his children, from left, Samantha on March 6 and left court conducting oversight of am sure, I feel confident, tures, which he says have and Jake, and his wife, Laura Shusterman, right. without comment. the administration, he that there are others as played a leading role in said, and working with well. We may not know boosting the economy after the president to improve who they are just yet.” other industries declined, trade policies, the Afford- Trump remains popu- face high costs of steel and Democrats focus on voting able Care Act and other lar in Alabama, but that’s aluminum tariffs. issues. shifting, Jones claimed, as “They’re beginning to “I don’t think you have voters in the middle “don’t say, OK, we put you in rights ahead of 2020 primary to just jump into that like a lot of the hateful here to try to get us a bet- right now because it can rhetoric.” And while parti- ter deal, but there’s got to By Juana Summers not only politically back- sans on both sides will re- be an end game. Tell us ASSOCIATED PRESS fire,” he said about im- main dug in, for or against what the end game is and WASHINGTON — Dem- peachment. “There would the president, others “re- how long this is going to ocrats are trying to turn be backlash. Our country ally can’t point to a lot of last.” their most painful losses this year into a rallying cry they hope will electrify Actual vermin overruns Washington the 2020 presidential cam- paign: Every vote matters. By Ashraf Khalil tol, shoveling dry ice pel- ceives a hearty welcome Multiple potential con- ASSOCIATED PRESS lets into suspected rat from the security guard. tenders for the Democrat- burrow entrances. On an- “The rats would scurry ic presidential nomination WASHINGTON — An- other, they’re summoned over employees’ feet as are elevating the issue of dre Pittman and Gregory about six blocks north of they left the building after voting rights as they pre- Cornes are on a mission to the White House, at 16th sunset,” says the guard, pare to launch campaigns. rid Washington of oppor- Street and M, where resi- who asked that his name tunistic vermin. They’re vowing to oppose FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dents have complained of not be published so as not Republican-backed efforts But their target isn’t an outbreak. to embarrass his employ- to require identification to Senators Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and Amy corrupt officials or shady “Rats adapt to every- er. “We finally moved all vote, reinstate protections Klobuchar are among the potential presiden- political fixers; it’s Rattus thing. They can be like ge- garbage cans away from eliminated by a 2013 Su- tial candidates who will hold onto seats on the Norvegicus, the common niuses,” Pittman said. the door because that’s preme Court ruling and Senate Judiciary Committee heading into 2020. Norway Rat. On the grounds of a where they would feed frequently highlight the The nation’s capital is church, Cornes and Pitt- and party.” necessity of counting ev- tial presidential contend- lying point. She has argued facing a spiraling rat in- man poke around, expert- Cornes assures him, ery vote. ers to build a reputation that the entire Democratic festation, fueled by mild ly spotting telltale holes “We’re winning.” The aim is to tap into as the most aggressive in agenda is weakened when winters and a human and matted dirt trails that The numbers don’t ex- the anger and frustration advocating for the right to Republicans restrict ballot population boom. Wash- signal rat burrows. Cornes actly back up Cornes’ con- among Democrats who ar- vote. access for unions, minori- ington’s government is uses an instrument like fidence. The pest control gue that Republicans win “This is not a new issue, ties and other groups. struggling to keep pace, an extra-long Super Soak- company Orkin ranks some elections by making and it is quite frankly the New Jersey Sen. Cory with the pest control de- er to inject poison into Washington as Ameri- it harder for their constit- dark history of our coun- Booker, who is weighing partment fielding a record the hole, while Pittman ca’s fourth “Rattiest City,” uents, particularly minori- try, which is specific pop- his own presidential bid, number of calls. watches to see if the white based on the number of ties, to vote. ulations being restricted has framed the issue of On one recent day, Pitt- powder puffs up from oth- new service calls per year. That sentiment has long from meaningful access to voting rights in the con- man and Cornes, both vet- er holes and then shovels That’s up one spot from existed among Democrats the right to vote,” Sen. Ka- text of a traditional civ- eran Health Department dirt to block those exits. the previous year and just but intensified after the mala Harris of California il rights issue. During employees, are working At the office building behind Los Angeles and party lost closely watched told The Associated Press. an October trip to Des within sight of the Capi- next door, the crew re- New York; Chicago has races for governor in “There’s no question Moines, Iowa, Booker been ranked No. 1 for four Georgia and Florida last that 2018 highlighted sparked cheering stand- consecutive years. month. Both contests fea- an issue that has maybe ing ovations as he quoted While Washington tured heated racial rhet- seemed to be dormant for from Martin Luther King doesn’t boast New York’s oric and charges of voter some time, but it’s very Jr.’s speech from the 1965 famous subway monsters, suppression. The party’s much alive and it should voting rights march on anecdotal evidence is pil- suspicion of Republicans be the subject of dinner Montgomery, Ala. ing up that the rodents are has also grown as a con- table conversations every- “How long will it take? on the march. In Septem- gressional race in North where and it should be of I’m going to tell you, not ber, a viral video showed Carolina remains mired real concern to everyone long now,” Booker pro- security camera footage of in allegations of absentee because, look, when people claimed, turning the mo- a rat pulling a fire alarm, ballot fraud and GOP law- lose confidence in our de- ment into a call-and-re- forcing the evacuation of makers in Wisconsin and mocracy, when Americans sponse. “Because it’s not an apartment building. Michigan seek to weak- lose confidence in our de- long until November.” Back on M Street, en the power of incoming mocracy, it will impair our Harris, Booker and Sen. Cornes and Pittman dis- Democratic governors. strength. It will cause us Amy Klobuchar of Min- cover a network of bur- Democrats ultimately to be weaker,” she said. nesota are among the po- rows in a large planter box hope to turn the issue of Aides to Harris said that tential presidential candi- in front of an office build- voting rights into an argu- voting rights would be dates who will hold onto ing. They inject poison, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment that’s just as persua- among her top priorities, seats on the Senate Judi- causing bushes to shake sive to voters in 2020 as and that she would like- ciary Committee heading Pest Control Officer Gregory Cornes will pump with fleeing rodents. A health care proved to be in ly frame it less as a civil into 2020, giving them an poison into the burrows and this powder will baby rat suddenly emerg- 2018. And there’s already rights issue and as more of important post from which stick to the paws and fur, when the rats groom es from the ground and competition among poten- a broader Democratic ral- to address voting rights. themselves, they unwittingly ingest it and die. flees around the corner. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Man accused of All address information, particu- at 100 Walnut St. and 425 operation of a motor vehicle ing about groceries and money. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Market St. Officer assisted with and a missing registration On Monday at 7:56 p.m. call- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, paperwork exchange. sticker. er from 38 Rockway Road re- shooting at state it is the sole responsibility of the con- Hit and run motor vehicle Remilekun Onabadejo, 25, ported threatening phone calls crash reported at 199 Salem of 9 Albany St., Lynn, was sum- cerned party to contact the relevant from a past customer. Officer St. and 511 Walnut St. on Tues- moned on Tuesday at 2:16 p.m. will document the incident. trooper is arrested police department and have the day at 6:42 p.m. Report taken following a traffic stop at 129 Officer reports receiving a department issue a notice of correc- by officer. Lynn St. at 5 Beacon Boule- vandalism complaint to a ve- By Bruce Schreiner then fled on foot. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or vard and charged with the un- hicle at 9 Elm St. on Monday ASSOCIATED PRESS A short time later, sher- clarifications will not be made without Complaints licensed operation of a motor at 9:01 p.m. Officer reports the iff’s deputies found the vehicle. Officer reports party en A man accused of shoot- bodies of Larry Bowling, express notice of change from the ar- Report of identity fraud on incident occurred on Saturday route to take the vehicle. ing at a state police troop- 64, and his wife, 61-year- resting police department. Tuesday at 3:18 p.m. at 10 between 9:30 and midnight Aaron Brent Sullivan, 42, er who was rushing to the old Norma Bowling, in Driftwood Lane. and will document. of 65 Hillberg Ave., was sum- Resident of 10 Holten St., scene of a triple slaying in their home in Leslie LYNN Trickett Road resident report- Kentucky was captured moned for filing a false police Apt. 5 reports that someone County, Sims said. Their ed property lost on Tuesday at report and malicious destruc- Wednesday when officers forced entry into his home 38-year-old son, Chad Arrests 5:11 p.m. tion of property on Wednesday found him walking on a Bowling, was found dead Disabled auto reported on on Monday at 10:29 p.m. He Aldo Chery, 24, of 51 Ha- at 11:20 a.m. road near where the kill- outside a neighboring the curb on Condon Circle on Alex M. Larson, 29, was would like to speak to an offi- ings happened, police said. nover St., was arrested and cer. Police spoke with calling residence in the Yeaddiss Tuesday at 5:50 p.m. Officer re- summoned for shoplifting on Paul Douglas Size- community. All three had charged with operation of a ports area checked and noth- party and looked at the door motor vehicle with a suspend- Wednesday at 12:44 p.m. at more was charged with been shot, Sims said. ing found. 7-Eleven at 115 Main St. which showed no forced entry attempted murder of a ed license and one-way street and the lock on the door was As the search continued, police officer and was be- state police received calls violation at 3 p.m. Wednesday. not working properly. Officer re- Medical Aid Accidents ing questioned about the from across Kentucky Ricardo Pagan, 32, of 76 ports calling party will be con- three deaths in eastern from people thinking they Broad St., was arrested on war- Ambulance requested at Motor vehicle crash reported tacting the landlord. Kentucky, said Kentucky had spotted Sizemore. It rant charges of operation of a 375 North Broadway, Apt. by a caller who said they struck Possible water main break State Police Master Troop- was a call from the same motor vehicle with a revoked 1-105 on Tuesday at 12:27 a parked car at 93 Gardner St. reported by an off-duty offi- er Jody Sims. area as the slayings that license, motor vehicle lights p.m. Patient taken to Melrose/ at 50 Margin St. on Tuesday at cer at 63 Main St. and 2 Lit- Sizemore, 52, was un- helped police track him violation, operation of a mo- Wakefield Hospital. 4:36 a.m. Officer reports the tles Lane on Tuesday at 6:08 armed and put up no resis- down, Sims said. Police tor vehicle with a suspended Well-being check request- vehicle was towed by Arrington a.m. Officer was not sure if the tance when he was arrest- who responded spotted license, Class B drug posses- ed by the Greater Lynn Senior Towing and will document. source was from the street or ed a few miles from where Sizemore walking down sion subsequent offense and Services for a resident at 880 Motor vehicle crash reported inside the building. The Depart- a husband and wife and the middle of the road. He miscellaneous municipal ordi- Summer St. on Tuesday 2:48 on Tuesday at 10:54 a.m. at ment of Public Works and Fire their adult son were found surrendered immediately, nance violation at 2:12 p.m. p.m. Officer spoke with resident the Harvard Vanguard Medical Department notified. dead in two neighboring dropping to the ground Tuesday. and he is fine. Associates at 2 Essex Center A break-in to a motor vehicle homes Monday evening, when confronted by police, Socheath San was arrest- Medical aid requested on Drive. Caller reports her vehicle Sunday night was reported on Sims said. Sims said. ed on warrant charges of two Tuesday at 6:08 p.m. for a res- was struck in the parking lot Tuesday at 7:36 a.m. from 75 Police searched for Size- “There’s a sense of relief counts of shoplifting by aspor- ident who fell at 8 Timberhill and believes the motor vehicle Walnut St. Officer will docu- more on foot and by air for investigators and es- tation and miscellaneous mu- Lane. Patient taken to Lahey parked next to her is responsi- in a heavily wooded, hilly pecially for the residents nicipal ordinance violation at Medical Center in Burlington. ble. ment the incident. area of eastern Kentucky. in the area ... that he has 10:23 p.m. Tuesday. Officer reports a note was left Caller reported a man walked Authorities say Sizemore been taken into custody,” with instructions to exchange into her home at 12 Elmwood MARBLEHEAD rammed a police cruis- Sims said. “Those people Accidents paperwork with the person. Circle on Wednesday at 5:35 er and shot at Trooper who were concerned for Two-car motor vehicle crash a.m. and then walked out. See A report of a motor vehicle Accidents their safety can relax a lit- with no injuries reported on arrest above of Richard Fuller. Ethan Lewis, who was crash at 11:39 a.m. Tuesday tle bit now.” A report of a minor motor Tuesday at 3:46 p.m. at Dunkin’ not injured. Sizemore at Market Basket at 40 Fed- vehicle crash on Washington Donuts at 3 Central St. Officer Medical Aid eral St.; at 5:19 p.m. Tuesday Street at 11:59 a.m. on Tues- reports parties exchanged pa- at Commercial and Warren day; on Pleasant Street at 2:38 perwork. Caller from 1 Central St. re- Judge won’t drop suit streets; at 6:44 p.m. Tuesday p.m. on Tuesday. A two-car motor vehicle crash quests an EMS take a suicidal at 854 Western Ave.; at 11:08 with injuries and airbag deploy- patient to the detox center at a.m. Wednesday at Chestnut Complaints ment in both vehicles reported Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- against ex-deputy in Street and Western Avenue; at Five Guys at 227 Andover St. ter on Monday at 4:46 p.m. at 12 p.m. Wednesday at St. A caller reported at 8:48 a.m. on Tuesday 6:36 p.m. Calling Husband from 89 Lynn St. Jean’s Credit Union at 250 Ma- mass school shooting on Tuesday that she received a party reported hand pain. Both requests police and EMT come ple St.; at 2:22 p.m. Wednes- call requesting a donation to vehicles towed by Arrington Tow. to his home and evaluate and “There is no legal duty day at Connery Elementary the “State Troopers.” She stated By Terry Spencer Officer will document. take his intoxicated wife to a that can be found,” Piper School at 50 Elm St.; at 2:32 the man was quick to hang up and Curt Anderson hospital on Monday at 9:59 ASSOCIATED PRESS said. “At its very worst, p.m. Wednesday at 329 Lynn- the phone and when she called Animal Control p.m. Officer reports wife will be Scot Peterson is accused of field St. the Nevada area code number going to bed for the evening in FORT LAUDERDALE, being a coward. That does A report of a motor vehicle back, it was disconnected. Report of a dog outside bark- the basement. Fla. — A judge has reject- not equate to bad faith.” hit and run crash at 4:36 p.m. A caller reported a missing ing for more than an hour at 4 Caller from Mobile Estates ed a deputy’s claim that Meanwhile, the Mar- Tuesday at 544 Western Ave.; iPad at 9:33 p.m. on Tuesday. Piedmont Road on Tuesday at at 286 Newbury St., Apt. 130 he had no duty to confront jory Stoneman Douglas at 4:39 p.m. Tuesday at Boston She stated she used the “Find 5:36 p.m. Officer confirmed reports her friend is suffering the gunman during the High School Public Safe- and N Franklin streets; at 8:05 my iPhone” app on her phone small dog left out without food from complications of kidney school shooting in Park- ty Commission, which is p.m. Tuesday at Green and and it shows her device was or water, no residents home at stones on Tuesday at 12:04 land, Fla. investigating the shoot- Union streets. in the Jersey Street area. Re- the time. Officer spoke with a a.m. No police response nec- Refusing to dismiss a ing, heavily criticized the A report of a motor vehicle sponding officers arrived and neighbor who will take the dog lawsuit filed by the par- Broward school district crash with personal injury at the caller remembered she lent essary. in with the homeowner’s’ per- ent of a victim, Broward Wednesday for not hav- 12:33 p.m. Wednesday at Tuck- it to someone who lives in that mission until they get home. Circuit Judge Patti En- ing a universal policy for er Street and Western Avenue. area. SAUGUS glander Henning found calling a “Code Red” — Complaints after a hearing Wednes- the term for immediately Breaking and Entering Arrests day that ex-deputy Scot PEABODY A representative for T-Mobile locking down classrooms A report of a motor vehicle John M Raftery, Jr., 55, of 33 Peterson did have a duty because an active shooter at 210 Andover St. walked into to protect those inside the breaking and entering at 1:04 Arrests the station to report a larce- Glen Park Ave., was arrested on is on campus — and little p.m. Tuesday on Kirtland Street. warrant charges. school where 17 people training for staff and stu- Steven Crocker, 56, of 8 ny involving two employees of died and 17 were wounded Nicole Motte, 35, of 1916 dents. Good Hope Lane, Salem, was $25,000 for insurance pur- on Feb. 14. Video and oth- Overdose Dorchester Ave., Apt. 101, Commission members arrested on Monday at 4:55 poses on Monday at 3:02 p.m. er evidence shows Peter- Report taken. Dorchester, was arrested and meeting in Tallahassee A report of an overdose at p.m. and charged with oper- son, the only armed officer Possible stolen license plate said that contributed to 8:27 p.m. Tuesday on Birch ating a motor vehicle under charged with larceny under at the school, remained reported on Monday at 4:47 at no one calling a Code Street; at 8:57 p.m. Tuesday on the influence of alcohol, the $250 from a person over 60 or outside while shots rang Final Finish at 55R Walnut St. Red until more than Lambert Avenue. negligent operation of a motor disabled, two counts of credit out. Manager will be meeting officer three minutes after the vehicle. card fraud under $1,200, and The negligence law- at station to fill out a report. first shots were fired. Mark J Ferracane, 58, of warrant charges. suit was filed by Andrew Theft Officer contacted the party who By that time, 15 people 50 Warren St., Apt. 103 was Pollack, whose daughter has the plate and he will return were fatally shot inside A report of a larceny at 4:12 arrested on Tuesday at 9:18 Accidents Meadow was killed. He the three-story freshman p.m. Tuesday at 242 Chatham a.m. and charged with carrying the plate on Tuesday. Caller from 291 Lynnfield St. A report of a three-car motor said it made no sense for building and the last two St.; at 6:56 p.m. Tuesday at a dangerous weapon, brass Peterson’s attorneys to reports a green sedan struck a vehicle accident in the area of victims were in the shoot- 298 Union St.; at 1:23 p.m. knuckles. argue that a sworn law guardrail on Monday at 4:55 McDonald’s on Route 1 at 9:24 er’s sights. Nikolas Cruz, Wednesday at Walmart at 780 Richard D. Fuller, 35, of 6 enforcement officer with 20, a former student with Lynnway Esquire Circle, Apt. 3, was ar- p.m. The reporting party al- p.m. Tuesday. lowed the operator into her a badge and a gun had no mental health issues, has A report of a robbery at 11:08 rested for breaking and enter- requirement to go inside. been charged with the p.m. Tuesday at Santo Domingo ing at night time on Wednesday home and said the operator Complaints appears intoxicated. Arrington “Then what is he doing shooting. Grocery at 158 Chestnut St. at 6:54 a.m. Officer reports he there?” Pollack said after “I am extremely dis- refused to cooperate with book- Tow requested. Officer reported A report of an assault and road is closed while tow truck battery on Houston Avenue at the ruling. “He had a duty. mayed that the people Vandalism ing process and was placed in I’m not going to let this go. around this table and be- a cell. He was charged with removes vehicle from the guard 4:46 p.m. Tuesday. A report of motor vehicle van- rail. See arrest above of Steven A report of a man stumbling My daughter, her death is hind the scenes are taking breaking and entering and dis- not going to be in vain.” this much more seriously dalism at 9:13 a.m. Wednes- orderly conduct. Crocker. in and out of traffic in the area day at 112 Broad St. Caller from 3 Main St. reports of Spud’s Restaurant at 7:34 Peterson attorney Mi- than Broward County,” chael Piper said he under- said commissioner Me- Summons a verbal argument between a p.m. Tuesday. LYNNFIELD man and a woman on Monday stands that people might lissa Larkin-Skinner, the Mikhail Davis, 27, of 53 at 7:43 p.m. Caller said they be offended or outraged at Florida chief executive Theft his client’s defense, but he officer for a mental health Accidents Heath St., Apt. 1, Jamaica are no longer arguing and went Plain, was summoned following into Brother’s Restaurant & Deli A caller reported his wallet argued that as a matter treatment group. “It Caller reported a minor motor a traffic stop at 67 Andover St. Family Restaurant. Reporting was stolen while checking out of law, the deputy had no makes me physically ill. ... vehicle crash with no personal on Tuesday at 11:29 a.m. and party spoke with the woman in- at Walmart at 11:18 a.m. Tues- duty to confront the shoot- I am sitting here and get- injury on Tuesday at 2:07 p.m. charged with the unlicensed volved who said they were argu- day. er. Peterson did not attend ting more and more pissed the hearing. off by the minute.”

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Former camp counselor as a counselor at Camp The Northwestern Dis- city’s Dorchester neigh- police say three employees South Carolina teen faces possible Spindrift YMCA this past trict Attorney’s Office says borhood. were arrested on prostitu- charged in school summer. no foul play is suspected. The Suffolk district tion charges. indictment for assault An indictment would State police are conduct- attorney’s office says the Police on Wednesday shooting off to court GLOUCESTER (AP) — shift the case to Salem ing an investigation, as shooting was sparked asked the city’s Board of ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) A former counselor at a Superior Court, where well as the Occupational by a “chance encounter Licenses to shut down the — A teen charged with camp for children charged Brayton-Tedesco could Safety and Health Admin- and verbal exchange in Foxy Lady until the board shooting at a group of with indecent assault of a be sentenced to up to 10 istration. traffic,” leading Ganga to holds a show-cause hear- South Carolina elementa- camper now faces possible years for each count. fire multiple shots from a ing Thursday. The board ry school students outside indictment. Boston man gets life in passenger’s seat of the car will then have 10 days for recess, killing one of Christopher Brayton-Te- Man dies while prison for road rage killing he was in. to make a final decision, them, is set to appear in desco faces three counts cutting down tree DeBarros was shot as he which could include a court. of indecent assault and BOSTON (AP) — A Bos- exited the parking lot of a permanent shutdown. Prosecutors would battery on a child. The AMHERST (AP) — Po- ton man who gunned down McDonald’s restaurant. Police say three women not say why 16-year-old Gloucester Daily Times lice say a man has died another man during what Ganga’s lawyer said her who worked at the club — Jesse Osborne will appear reports he was found while cutting down a tree prosecutors called “a stupid client is “dedicated to his two from Connecticut and Wednesday afternoon dangerous in September, in western Massachusetts. traffic dispute” has been faith” and is prepared to one from Rhode Island — at the Anderson County but was not detained as Officers responded to sentenced to life in prison accept his sentence. offered to perform sexual courthouse. long as he wears a GPS the scene Tuesday morn- with no chance for parole. acts with customers in ex- Authorities say Osborne bracelet. ing in Amherst and found Deonarine Ganga was 3 charged with prostitution change for $300 and club had just turned 14 when Brayton-Tedesco was in the 38-year-old man suf- sentenced Wednesday, the at Providence adult club management was aware. he shot and killed his court Monday for a status fering serious injuries. day after he was convicted Foxy Lady Manager father in their home on hearing. The Easthampton man of first-degree murder in PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Richard Angell said man- Sept. 28, 2016, then drove Authorities allege the was later pronounced dead the April 2017 road rage — A renowned Providence agement was unaware of his dad’s pickup truck 3 Gloucester man assaulted at the scene. His name has shooting death of 21-year- adult entertainment club any alleged prostitution miles to Townville Ele- a child during his time not been released. old Joey DeBarros in the has been shut down after in the club. mentary School. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT

AP INTERVIEW Diminutive singer with big voice lays it all out By Scott Stroud doesn’t end there. Other don’t-care-what-you-think ASSOCIATED PRESS cuts call to mind every- confidence as the album’s thing from the power-an- cover photo, in which the LP, “Heart to Mouth” them R&B vibe of Beyonce singer slouches in an or- (BMG/Vagrant) to the smoldering vibrato ange chair against an or- of Grace Slick, the com- ange background, wearing There’s a reference to manding Jefferson Air- an orange polyester suit shape-shifting tucked into plane singer. that doesn’t entirely cover the lyrics of “When I’m LP really is that good. the sailing ship tattooed Over You,” the second song “Heart to Mouth” suc- across her chest. on LP’s new album, “Heart ceeds because she sings Sure, she may not care to Mouth,” and it didn’t with such uncloaked pas- what you think. But she get there by accident. sion and urgency. Her big has put it all out there Over the course of a doz- voice conveys the same this time. en new songs, the dimin- utive singer works in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS enough different styles to draw comparisons to some Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Nita Ambani, right, of the world’s greats — visit a curated showcase of traditional Indian crafts and art forms on and yet she doesn’t sound display ahead of the wedding of Isha Ambani, left, in Udaipur, India. quite like any of them. It works because LP is an enormous talent. Her heart-baring vulnerabil- Beyonce! India revels ity makes this a rock-sol- id follow-up to the wide- ly-praised “Lost on You” — and arrives in time to in a very big wedding earn best-of consideration for 2018. By Emily Schmall just a few feet away. Antilla, the Ambanis’ On “Dreamcatcher,” close ASSOCIATED PRESS A highlight was a per- 27-story Mumbai home, your eyes and hear Stevie formance by Beyonce, has been strung with Nicks. On “Girls Go Wild,” NEW DELHI — In a who sang “Crazy In Love,” lights for the wedding, the playfully bouncing bass season of big Indian wed- among other hits, with a looking like a small sky- line echoes early Madonna, dings, the Wednesday band backing her up and a scraper at night. The fam- but with better singing. marriage of the scions of series of costume changes ily is said to have reserved And the show-stopping two billionaire families that included at least one hundreds of hotel rooms heartbreak ballad, “Recov- might be the biggest of India-inspired outfit. for their guests. ery,” suggests Adele at her PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS them all. “Beyonce Lights Up Indian grooms tradition- pour-it-on best. The bride, Isha Ambani, Udaipur,” the Times of In- ally ride to their weddings The shape-shifting “Heart to Mouth” is a release by LP. is the Ivy League-educat- dia shouted in a Tuesday on horses, but Piramal ar- ed daughter of industri- headline. rived at the Ambani home alist Mukesh Ambani, Indian weddings are fa- in a classic Rolls Royce, ‘A Star Is Born’ tops SAG Awards thought to be India’s rich- mously elaborate, driving with marching bands est man. Forbes estimates many families into debt playing in the procession his net worth at over $43 with expectations that and scowling bodyguards nominations and snubs abound billion. they invite hundreds or scattered through the By Jake Coyle The groom, Anand Pira- thousands of people, and crowds. ASSOCIATED PRESS mal, is the relative pauper. arranging professional Near the family home, His father, industrialist song-and-dance shows. Mumbai resident Kashy- NEW YORK — “A Star Ajay Piramal, is thought Among India’s rich, ap Sompura said he was Is Born” led nominations to be worth $10 billion. weddings are displays not bothered by the ex- for the 25th Screen Ac- The wedding is be- of almost unimaginable travagance. tors Guild Awards with ing held in Mumbai on wealth, with guests flown “People, even when they four nods including best Wednesday but festivities in on chartered jets from don’t have money, they ensemble on Wednesday, began weeks ago, starting around the world and ce- take loans and do lavish firmly establishing Brad- in September with an en- lebrities paid hundreds weddings,” said Sompura, ley Cooper’s romantic re- gagement party at a lake- of thousands of dollars 50. For someone of Amba- vival as this year’s Acad- side Italian palace. for brief appearances. In ni’s wealth, “I don’t think emy Awards front runner. Over the weekend, thou- 2004, a daughter of Indian there is anything wrong In nominations an- sands attended pre-wed- steel baron Lakshmi Mit- with him sparing money nounced in West Holly- ding parties at a 16th cen- tal held her engagement for that.” wood, Calif., the actors tury palace in the Indian party at Versailles. Mukesh Ambani con- guild — one of the most desert city of Udaipur, The Indian media noted trols the conglomerate Re- predictive bellwethers where videos shot by par- that the actual Ambani liance Industries, which of the Oscars — threw tiers showed Hillary Clin- wedding, in Mumbai, was has businesses ranging cold water on the awards PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ton dancing with Shah expected to be a relatively from petroleum to chemi- campaigns of numerous Bradley Cooper, left, and Lady Gaga were nom- Rukh Khan, one of India’s small affair, with just 600 cals to mobile phones. The contenders while elevat- inated for a SAG Award for best ensemble for biggest movie stars, as or so people in attendance. Piramal family businesses ing others. But “A Star Is “A Star is Born.” former U.S. Secretary of More parties will follow include pharmaceuticals Born” fared the best of all, State John Kerry danced the marriage ceremony. and real estate. landing nominations for like “Vice,” Adam McKay’s Mercury biopic that has Cooper (best male actor), Dick Cheney biopic (which been a hit with audiences Lady Gaga (best female led last week’s Golden but was slammed by crit- In Iceland, 13 ‘Yule Lads’ come actor) and Sam Elliott Globe nominations); Al- ics. Despite being widely (best supporting male ac- fonso Cuaron’s Netflix viewed as a riveting one- tor). drama “Roma” (the over- man show by Rami Malek, to town to herald Christmas The other nominees for whelming choice of critics the film ended up nom- the group’s top award, groups); and the 1962 road inated for its ensemble By Egill Bjarnason keen to host barbecues. omy, the Yule Lads have best ensemble, were: trip “Green Book.” cast. Malek was also nom- ASSOCIATED PRESS Traditionally, they also taken on the responsi- bathe once a year ahead bility of replying to letters “Black Panther,” ‘’Bohe- “Vice” still scored SAG inated for best actor. MYVATN, Iceland — mian Rhapsody,” ‘’BlacK- nods for Christian Bale The screen actors ap- of Christmas. Every year addressed to Santa Claus, The people of northern local actors in Myvatn, their foreign colleague. kKlansman” and “Crazy and Amy Adams, just as peared to favor big ticket Iceland have had their Rich Asians.” “Green Book” won nomina- sellers over smaller inde- an inland community bor- Soffia Jonsdottir, who travel plans disrupted dering Iceland’s uninhab- is Santa’s de-facto secre- That category is the tions for Viggo Mortensen pendent ensembles. with a record high snow- most closely watched be- and Mahershala Ali. Ryan Coogler’s com- ited interior, dress up in tary in Iceland, says the fall this December. Roads 19th-century costume and Icelandic Postal Service cause only once in the last But “Roma” was shut out ic-book sensation “Black have been shut, flights two decades has the even- arrive as the Yule Lads forwards all Santa mail entirely, as was Damien Panther” also landed a cancelled and school sus- tual Oscars best picture to a natural lagoon heat- to the tiny outpost at My- Chazelle’s Neil Armstrong nomination for its stunt pended. winner not been nominat- ed with water from hot vatn. drama “First Man” and ensemble team. Spike But for the children of ed for best ensemble at Barry Jenkins’ Harlem Lee’s “BlacKkKlansman” springs. “Santa is a distant cous- this isolated North Atlan- the SAG Awards. The one love story “If Beale Street scored nods for both John To children in the region, in of the Yule Lads so of tic island nation, the main aberration, though, was Could Talk.” Most expect- David Washington and their arrival marks the course we are happy to worry is how the waist- last year, when Guillermo ed Regina King of “Beale Adam Driver. “Crazy Rich countdown to December help out,” she said. “We re- high snow might affect the del Toro’s “The Shape of Street” to be among the Asians” co-star Awkwafi- 24, when Icelanders cele- ply to every letter that has Icelandic Santa, Stekkjas- Water” overcame the SAG supporting female actor na, a presenter Wednesday brate Christmas. a return address.” taur, who comes to town omission on its way to nominees. morning, has the unusual “But, but, but — I was The letters arrive Wednesday. throughout the year and winning best picture. Instead, Wednesday’s pleasure of announcing told we were going fish- ing,” mumbled actor Hul- often include a wish-list, Unless a new trend is nominations gave an un- the hit romantic comedy’s Stekkjastaur, after all, da Sigmundsdottir, who personal gift or simply a forming, that’s worrisome likely boost to “Bohemian ensemble nomination. “It has a stiff peg-leg. plays “Pot-Licker,” as she warm greeting. The Yule news for Oscar hopefuls Rhapsody,” the Freddie was all me,” she joked. He is one of 13 mis- chievous troll brothers, dipped her woolen sock re- Lads, who speak Ice- called the Yule Lads, who luctantly into the bath. landic, admit sometime have entertained and In the spirit of today’s struggling with foreign Al Helfer, radio pioneer, wins also frightened Icelandic global outsourcing econ- languages. children for hundreds of years. Hall of Fame’s Frick Award Instead of a friendly LAS VEGAS (AP) — Al Hartnett’s Homer in the New York Giants’ games Santa Claus, children in Helfer, who broadcast Gloamin’ in 1938 and in 1945, then worked for Iceland enjoy favors from games on radio for the Bobby Thomson’s NL pen- the Mutual Broadcasting the brothers, who come “Mutual Game of the Day” nant-winning home run in System from 1950-54. He down from their moun- tain cave 13 days before 425R Broadway in the 1950s, has won the 1951. broadcast the World Se- Christmas according to Saugus, MA 01906 Ford C. Frick Award for Helfer called his first ries from 1951-55 and for folklore. 781-233-9507 excellence in broadcasting games at age 16 in 1933 the Dodgers from 1955-57. Located adjacent to Rite Aid Pharmacy by baseball’s Hall of Fame for Pittsburgh. He spent The brothers are loud, When the Giants and in Saugus Plaza, Route 1 South and Museum. two seasons with the Pi- reckless, and have names Dodgers moved to Cali- Helfer, who died in 1975, rates, two with Cincinna- like Door-Slammer, Win- Month of December will be recognized on July ti, two with the New York fornia, he broadcast Phil- dow-Peeper, Meat-Hook, 20 at Cooperstown, N.Y., Yankees and three with adelphia Phillies’ games Candle-Stealer — reflect- every Mon. and Tues. as part of the Hall’s induc- the Brooklyn Dodgers for the New York market ing their preferred meth- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. tion weekend. alongside Red Barber. in 1958. He also worked od of pranks or criminal He called 14 no-hitters After serving in the games for the Houston behavior. But they claim Used and refurbished skate sale and memorable events Navy during World War II, Colt .45s (1962) and Oak- to be mostly rehabilitated, $30/pair that included Gabby he broadcast Yankees’ and land (1968-69). and Sausage-Swiper is now Visa, MC, Discover Card or Cash/No Checks A8 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Megan Mullally becomes SAG Awards’ 2nd-ever host By Ashley Lee LOS ANGELES TIMES Megan Mullally will host the Screen Actors Guild Awards, SAG-AF- TRA announced Wednes- day. The “Will & Grace” actress will emcee the 25th annual event, which will take place Jan. 27. It will be simulcast live on TNT PHOTO | TNS and TBS at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. Nominations were “Why Him?” and “The announced this morning. Disaster Artist.” She and “As a frustrated cast- her husband, Nick Of- ing director and full-on ferman, also co-starred fangirl of great actors in the comedy “Infinity everywhere, I’m over the Baby” and co-authored moon to be a part of the the bestselling book “The SAG Awards 25th Anni- Greatest Love Story Ever versary,” said Mullally in Told.” a statement. Mullally is the cere- Mullally has won four mony’s second-ever host. SAG Awards and two Last year, the awards Emmy Awards, as well show was hosted by “The as five Golden Globe Good Place” star Kris- nominations, for her ten Bell, and featured performance as Karen only female presenters Walker on NBC’s now-re- onstage — a decision that vived “Will & Grace.” aimed to prioritize female She has also appeared visibility at the event in in such series as “Parks response to the numerous and Recreation,” “Bob’s sexual harassment scan- Burgers” and “30 Rock,” dals that surfaced months as well as films including before. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Emmanuelle Le Gal, left, and Annette Sykes adjust Sykes’ hand-painted ornaments which fea- ture scenes from Lynn. Living the Dream LynnArts puts a bow on annual Winter Holiday Sale this weekend

By Bill Brotherton and Sykes. Featured will be jewelry, their two children. Le Gal joked she ITEM FEATURES EDITOR sculpture, greeting cards, orna- was always a “closet painter” who ments, soaps, pottery, art and more, focused on graphics. She designed LYNN — Are you searching for all created by local artisans. and created the art for “The Devil one-of-a-kind gifts for the special Emmanuelle Le Gal, a Lynn- and Billy Shakes,” a rock musical people in your life? Look no further based painter/graphic designer who written by Lynn’s Brian Maes, and than LynnArts’ annual Winter specializes in watercolors and is a has exhibited her work at the Land Holiday Sale, which takes place frequent volunteer for LynnArts of a Thousand Hills coffee shop on Saturday and Sunday in its 25 events, has reproduced her paint- Munroe Street. Exchange St. galleries. ings on a series of greeting cards “We really want our artists to be “This is a great opportunity to that will be for sale. able to sell their amazing work,” shop local this holiday season and The guest on this week’s The American She added that Santa Claus will said Sykes. “It’s also a time when support local artists, designers and Dream, hosted by Attorney James J. Car- visit the holiday market on Satur- artists can connect. Other gallery craft makers,” said Annette Sykes, rigan, was Sen. Brendan P. Crighton. The day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Santa owners will stop by and see some- a Lynn artist and one of the event’s will be happy to pose for photos thing they love, and want to exhibit topic was The State of the State Senate. The organizers. American Dream airs on Tuesday, Thurs- with children and families, pets Lynn artists’ work in their gallery. Participating artists include Pat- included. Sunday at 12:30 p.m., the If you put yourself out there, con- day and Saturday at 7 a.m., and 8:30 p.m., ty Klibansky, Tia Cole, Nicole Lynn Public School Band will be on nections are made and your work on Comcast channel 3, and Verizon chan- Werth, Maris Prost, Nikolle hand to play Christmas Carols and really blossoms.” nel 38. It is also aired on the Government Ramirez Mejia, Joseph Fan- add to the festive atmosphere. LynnArts Winter Holiday Sale, Channel, Comcast channel 22, and Verizon non, Arlene Zubris, Lizzee Hall, Le Gal, a native of Brittany, Saturday, Dec. 15, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., channel 37, at miscellaneous times as the Peggy MacNeil, Florines Men- France, has lived in Lynn for 18 and Sunday, Dec. 16, noon to 4 broadcasting schedule allows. dez-Then, Ellen Garvey, Terry years with husband Doug Ham- p.m., at LynnArts, 25 Exchange St. Spillane, Emmanuelle Le Gal mer, a pianist/music producer, and Admission is free. 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Quarterback CORY BRIGHT CHRIS GALLY KEITH RIDLEY MATT SEVERANCE

BISHOP FENWICK MARBLEHEAD LYNN CLASSICAL LYNN ENGLISH SENIOR, 5-11, 185 SENIOR, 5-10, 160 SENIOR, 6-3, 225 SENIOR, 5-8, 180 A 4-year player, he was 61 of 102 A 3-year player, he was 93 of 159 A 2-year player, he was 144 of A 4-year player, 2-year captain, he 2018 for 1,193 yards and 16 TDs … had for 1,039 yards and 11 TDs this 206 for 2,123 yards and 23 TDs threw for 1,475 yards and tossed 4,185 career passing yards season … also ran the ball 131 … carried the ball 54 times for 14 TD passes … ran for 389 yards (school record), 49 TD passes, times for 819 yards and 13 420 yards and 10 TDs ... second and 10 TDs … led the Bulldogs 1,462 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns … was a captain … all-time in passing yards and with 123 tackles (25 solo) and 5 FOOTBALL rushing TDs … his 5,647 career played safety on defense … touchdown passes at Classical interceptions … named MVP of all-purpose yards are third in carries a 4.3 GPA. behind Harry Agganis ... carries the Northeastern Conference school history … has a 4.43 GPA. a 4.2 GPA. South ... has a 4.0 GPA. ALL-STARS Today we present the 25 best football players on the North Shore: the 73rd Item Football All-Star Team. This year’s team features players from two teams that advanced to the state championship games in their respective divisions: St. John’s Prep in Division 1 and St. Mary’s in Division 7. Running back DAVID CIFUENTES JALEN ECHEVARRIA BOBBY HUBERT DARIUS MCNEIL There are four returnees from last year’s team — Nashaun Butler and Chase Buono BISHOP FENWICK ST. MARY’S WINTHROP REVERE of Classical, Matt Severance of English and JUNIOR, 5-8, 175 SENIOR, 5-8, 140 SENIOR, 5-7, 165 SENIOR, 5-7, 150 Emerson Ramirez of Tech. A 2-year player, he was named In his rst football season he led A 2-year player, he rushed for 14 A 2-year varsity player, he rushed the MVP of the Catholic Central the Spartans in rushing yards TDs … led the Vikings with 1,038 for 1,300 yards and 10 TDs this The Item All-Stars are selected by the Item League … led the Crusaders with (1,205), yards per carry (8.65), all-purpose yards (788 rushing, 203 season … led the Patriots in both sports staff with input from coaches of teams 945 rushing yards and 17 rushing TDs (16), receiving yards passing, 47 receiving) ... tossed 2 categories … rushed for a pair of covered by The Item. rushing TDs … also caught 15 (345) and TD catches (5) ... TD passes ... accounted for 98 2-point conversions … captain ... passes for 318 yards and 2 TDs needed just 1 point in the Dec. 13 points … also tallied 45 tackles and helped lead the Patriots at The team will be honored at the Item All-Star … kicked 31 PATs. basketball game to hit the 1,000 4 interceptions on defense. linebacker as well. Dinner Dec. 20 at 6 p.m. at Tedesco Country mark. Club in Marblehead. Ticket orders can be placed through the end of Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Item Building, 110 Munroe St., Lynn. No tickets will be sold at the door unless reserved by Friday by calling 781-593-7700 x1238 or by emailing [email protected]. Ends Former Lynn State Representative Steve Walsh will be the featured speaker. Walsh is a NASHAUN BUTLER JONATHAN ORIAKHI TAHJ PURTER WES ROCKETT high school football referee who has of ciated at numerous MIAA playoff games and Agganis LYNN CLASSICAL SWAMPSCOTT LYNN ENGLISH ST. JOHN’S PREP All-Star games. SENIOR, 5-6, 160 JUNIOR, 6-0, 190 SOPHOMORE, 5-10, 160 SENIOR, 6-0, 165 The dinner will also honor six major A 2-year player, Butler caught 70 A 3-year player, he caught 54 A rst-year varsity player, he A 4-year player, he caught 54 award winners, including the Item/Agganis passes for 1,116 yards and 13 passes for 955 yards and 11 TDs caught 35 passes for 522 yards passes for 889 yards and 9 TDs … TDs and led the Rams in all 3 … also played linebacker … and 2 TDs … led the Bulldogs in led Eagles in receiving yards and Foundation Offensive and Defensive Players of categories ... tallied 152 catches caught 11 passes for 160 yards receptions and receiving yards receptions … picked off 4 passes the Year and the Special Teams Player of the for 2,144 yards and 25 TDs in his and 2 TDs in a win over Salem, … also ran for 187 yards and 2 … captain … returned a punt for a 2 seasons … 2-time Item All-Star tying a school record for most TDs … handled kickoffs and TD against Xaverian at Fenway Park Year. … also played cornerback. receptions in a single game … punts … made 31 tackles and … led the Eagles with 3 TD catches Also honored will be the Peter captain. had 3 interceptions. in the Division 1 Super Bowl. Gamage Coach of the Year, named for the late publisher of The Item; the William F. Connell Student-Athlete Award, named for the late William F. Connell., a businessman who grew up in Lynn and who helped fund the science building at his alma mater, St. Mary’s; and the Edward H. Cahill Player of the Year Award,

Offensive Line named for the late sports editor of The Item. JACK MAGUIRE JACK HERMAN OFFENSE ST. MARY’S MARBLEHEAD SENIOR, 6-0, 225 SENIOR, 6-4, 285 Cory Bright Bishop Fenwick QB Sr. A 2-year varsity player, Maguire A 3-year varsity player, Herman Chris Gally Marblehead QB Sr. transferred to St. Mary’s from St. “never left the eld,” said coach Keith Ridley Lynn Classical QB Sr. John’s after his sophomore year Jim Rudloff … will attend Union Matt Severance Lynn English QB Sr. … as a guard, he helped anchor College to play football … David Cifuentes Bishop Fenwick RB Jr. an offensive line for a run-heavy carries a 3.8 GPA. attack ... also made 31 tackles Jalen Echevarria St. Mary’s RB Sr. (10 solo), had 1 sack and 1 Bobby Hubert Winthrop DB So. interception. Darius McNeil Revere RB Sr. Nashaun Butler Lynn Classical End Sr. Jonathan Oriakhi Swampscott End Jr. Tahj Purter Lynn English End So. Wes Rockett St. John’s Prep End Sr. Jack Maguire St. Mary’s Line Sr. Jack Herman Marblehead Line Sr. DEFENSE Defensive Line CHRIS GLASS RAYAN RIAZI JAMES TAYLOR Chris Glass Peabody Line Sr. Rayan Riazi Revere Line So. PEABODY REVERE ST. JOHN’S PREP James Taylor St. John’s Prep Line Sr. SENIOR, 6-1, 255 SOPHOMORE, 6-0, 180 SENIOR, 6-0, 350 Chase Buono Lynn Classical LB Sr. A 2-year player who transferred A 4-year player, he was defensive Joined team this season after Dante McGrane Saugus LB Sr. from St. John’s after his playing soccer as a freshman … MVP of the Catholic Conference sophomore year … had 42 tackles booted 6 eld goals, including 2 … generally seen as one of the Emerson Ramirez Lynn Tech LB Sr. (8 for loss) and 5 sacks … played game-tying and 1 game-winner … best defensive tackles in the Jaret Simpson Lynn eld LB Sr. guard on offense … captain and kicked a 46-yarder to force OT in state, said coach Brian St. Pierre David Barrios Lynn Tech DB Sr. team MVP ... “gave a full effort ... captain … often double- and a game the Patriots won over Mathias Fowler Lynn English DB So. every day,” coach Mark Medford ... made 18 of 23 PATs … triple-teamed allowing his Bettencourt said. plays defensive end/tight end. teammates to wreak havoc. Graham Inzana Swampscott DB Jr. Taj White-King KIPP Academy DB So. HONORABLE MENTION BISHOP FENWICK: Derek DelVecchio, Sr., George Fiskatoris, Sr., Tom MacDonald, Sr., Keegan O’Con- Linebacker nor, Sr., Ian Connor, Sr., Joe Rivers, Jr., Chrys Wilson, CHASE BUONO DANTE MCGRANE EMERSON RAMIREZ JARET SIMPSON Sr.; KIPP ACADEMY: Daniel Oluwasuyi, So., Dave Fil- ias, So. LYNN CLASSICAL: Marcus Tucker, Sr., Dennis LYNN CLASSICAL SAUGUS LYNN TECH LYNNFIELD Pierce, Sr., Alberto Guerrero, Sr., Cam Greene, Sr.; SENIOR, 5-10, 200 SENIOR, 5-8, 160 SENIOR, 5-8, 162 SENIOR, 5-8, 190 LYNN ENGLISH: Alex Brenes, Sr., Tommy Gaylord, Jr.; A 4-year player, he led the Rams A 4-year varsity player, he led the A 3-year varsity player, he led the A 2-year player, he led the LYNN TECH: Ali Bdaiwi, Sr., Elvin Gonzalez, Sr., Giuliani with 117 tackles … tallied 14 Sachems with 102 tackles this Commonwealth Athletic Pioneers with 65 tackles … had tackles for loss, 4 forced season … provided steady Conference with 162 tackles … a forced fumble, a fumble Daniells, Sr., Chance Buono, Sr., Noah Thurston, Sr., fumbles and 2 interceptions … leadership as a captain during also tallied 7 forced fumbles, 6 recovery, a sack and an Kenny Perez, Jr.; LYNNFIELD: Cole Moretti, Sr., Clay- nished his career with more what was a tough start to the sacks and 2 interceptions … interception … offensively, he ton Marengi, Jr. ; MARBLEHEAD: Aidan Michaud, Sr., than 360 tackles … returned 2 season for the Sachems … also offensively, he rushed for 160 rushed for 300 yards and led the Tim Cronin, Jr., Sean McCarthy, Jr., Declan Rudloff, punts for TDs … captain. played running back. rushing yards and 2 TDs … Pioneers with 5 rushing TDs ... Jr.; PEABODY: Joe Mastromatteo, Sr., Luis Guridys, captain. captain. Sr., Abe Kaba, Sr., Angel Paulino, Jr., Kyle Maglione, So.; REVERE: Frank Sims, Sr., Devin Matthias, Sr., Eric Bua, Sr., Jonathan Murphy, Jr.; SAUGUS: Jake Morgante, Sr., Christian Correia, Jr., Marvens Jean, Jr., Zack Kesbia, Jr; ST. JOHN’S PREP: Aise Pream, Sr., Pat Keefe, Sr., Trent Tully, Sr., Colton Tangney, Sr., Mason Davis, Jr., Cooper Smith, Jr., James Hanley, Sr., Matt Crowley, Jr., Kevin Dewing, Sr.; ST. MARY’S: DJ DiCenso, Sr., George Freeman, Sr., Connor Donohue,

Defensive back Sr., Eni Falayi, Jr.; SWAMPSCOTT: Anton Vasquez, DAVID BARRIOS MATHIAS FOWLER GRAHAM INZANA TAJ WHITE-KING Jr., Dylan January, Jr., Jake Bartram, Sr.; WINTHROP: LYNN TECH LYNN ENGLISH SWAMPSCOTT KIPP ACADEMY Chris Castro, Sr., Feedle Small, Sr. SENIOR, 6-1, 160 SOPHOMORE, 5-8, 155 JUNIOR, 6-0, 185 SOPHOMORE, 6-1, 180 A 4-year player, he led the Tigers A 2-year varsity player, he A 2-year varsity player and rst- A 2-year varsity player, he is the with 5 interceptions as a safety covered the opposing team’s top year starter, he played safety and rst Item All-Star from KIPP … led … made 38 tackles … at receiver ... had 23 tackles and 1 made 44 tackles with 2 the Panthers with 9 interceptions quarterback, he was 43 of 54 for interception … played receiver interceptions ... at quarterback he and returned 2 of them for TDs … 897 yards and 11 TD passes … on offense and caught 22 passes was 166 of 276 for 2,557 yards had 40 tackles … as a receiver, he rushed for 387 yards and 7 TDs for 336 yards and 6 TDs. and 28 TDs. led KIPP in receiving yards (590) … has a 4.4 GPA ... will attend and TDs (6). Tufts and plans to play football. SPORTS B2 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 Kinne’s two goals propel Spartans to victory By Mike Alongi A big part of the Spartans’ seconds to go. ITEM STAFF win came down to time of The second period belonged possession, which St. Mary’s entirely to the Spartans. St. LYNN — The St. Mary’s boys thoroughly dominated. De- Mary’s outshot the Warriors hockey team started the season spite that, Surette noted the 15-1 in the frame, nding the with a bang Wednesday night, team still has plenty of issues back of the net three times. scoring early and often in a 6-1 to work through in the coming The rst goal came less than victory over Catholic Central days. two minutes in, when Maribito League foe Matignon at Wil- “We worked hard in the offen- cleaned up a rebound in front of liam P. Connery Rink. sive end, but at the same time the net after a shot from Kinne. “We’ve been working hard at they blocked a lot of shots and Just 1:23 later, Kinne got in practice and had a lot of energy over the past couple weeks, but it didn’t feel like we were in on the action himself by scor- we still had plenty of issues out control much despite holding ing on a rebound from a shot there tonight,” said Spartans onto the puck,” Surette said. off the stick of Alex Nazari- assistant coach Doug Surette. “We can certainly be better.” an. Things settled down from “We had some sloppy play in The Spartans got off to a fast there until there was a minute both zones, so we need to clean start in the rst period, pep- left in the period, when Kinne that up.” pering Matignon goalie Nick took control of the puck at cen- The Spartans got a great Fabrizio with shots from the ter ice, stickhandled around a performance from freshman opening faceoff. Less than six defender and red a shot from forward Davis Kinne, who n- minutes into the game, Ma- the right circle to make it 4-1. ished the game with two goals. gliozzi found the back of the The third period was largely “He’s a very strong skater net with a wrist shot from the uneventful until the nal ve and he’s got great instincts,” left circle to put St. Mary’s up minutes, when Carpenter and said Surette. “He’s the real 1-0. Napolitano netted goals within deal for a kid his age and it was Matignon was able to respond three minutes of each other to great to see him play well out just before the end of the rst stretch out the lead and seal there tonight.” period when Michael Lynch the victory. Colby Magliozzi, Damon broke into the St. Mary’s zone St. Mary’s (1-0-0) hosts Wilm- and red a shot from the circle ington in a rematch of last Maribito, Nick Napolitano and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Brady Carpenter each scored that ricocheted off a Spartans year’s Division 1 state tourna- one goal. Goalie Joe Purtell re- defender and into the back of ment game at Connery Satur- St. Mary’s freshman Davis Kinne scored two goals in a win corded 9 saves in the win. the net to make it 1-1 with 30 day night (7:20). over Matignon Wednesday evening. English opens up season with double-digit win By Daniel Kane tip your hat to him on that part. I’m ITEM STAFF just happy he was able to step up for us.” LYNN — The English boys basket- The Bulldogs started the game ag- ball team started the season with a 67- 44 win over Charlestown Wednesday gressive, forcing several key turnovers night at Paul F. Cavanagh Field House. and jumping out to a 10-2 lead. Defense was the story of the night for Charlestown made a small run to the Bulldogs, which held Charlestown cut the de cit to ve but the Bulldogs to 19 points in the rst half. pulled away again before the half. Guz- “It always feels good,” English coach man had two steals and scored in the Antonio Anderson said of the win. “I nal seconds to help put English ahead think we have a lot of things that we 34-19 at halftime. can work on, but a win’s a win. It’s fun English dominated much of the sec- to get back here and we have another ond half, jumping out to a 48-28 lead to one (Thursday) so we have to get right start the fourth quarter. The Bulldogs back out there. emptied their bench, rested their start- “We just wanted to use our speed,” ers and coasted through the closing Anderson added of his team’s defense. minutes for the season-opening victory. “We want to put pressure on people Anderson was happy to start the sea- and get after teams. That’s how we son on the right note but knows there’s practice. We were able to do it without plenty of room for improvement. fouling, which is good. We just want to “We have to play more unsel sh,” An- keep that up going forward.” derson said. “Even though we scored Senior Alonzo Linton had a big game for the Bulldogs with 17 points. Junior points guys were still missing guys who guard Jarnel Guzman added 16 points were wide open. That’s a big thing for in his English debut. me, you can’t play with your head down “They both can play,” Anderson said. you have to play with your head up. We “Alonzo has had a huge role. Last year did have some moments we shared the we asked him to score more and this ball well and made the extra pass but ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE year we want him to defend, which he its something we need to work on.” is doing, and rebound. He probably had English’s Alonzo Linton, right, scored 17 points to lead the way for the Bull- English’s back on the court Thursday 15 or 20 rebounds tonight. You have to dogs in a win over Charlestown Wednesday night. (7) when the Bulldogs host Malden. Peabody boys basketball will need to depend on senior leadership

By Harold Rivera exit from the postseason after return one of the more talented ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the Tanners lost to English in the scorers in the Northeastern Con- rst round. The Tanners gradu- ference in senior guard Chris PEABODY — Perhaps the ated seven seniors from last sea- Canela. A senior, Canela scored toughest challenge for a high son’s team. 16 points per game last winter. school coach is nding ways to “We had a really good season,” He was Peabody’s leading scorer replace a talented senior class. Broughton, entering his eighth in 2017-2018. Seniors will graduate each spring season, said. “We graduated eight Senior forward Michael Tansey and coaches are left to gure out seniors the year before. We were returns after missing 13 games how they’ll ll those vacancies. really happy with how things last winter due to injury. Peabody boys basketball coach went. Going into this season, we “He’s going to be a big part of Thad Broughton’s used to that have a lot of new faces because we what we do this year,” Broughton challenge. graduated seven seniors. We’ve said. “He missed 13 games last Broughton’s Tanners went 12-8 had a lot of turnover but we’ve ITEM FILE PHOTO year due to injury. He can’t wait last winter and quali ed for the had a lot of younger guys step into to get back in the mix this year.” Chris Canela, left, was Peabody’s leading scorer last sea- Division 1 North state tourna- new roles and do a good job.” son with 16 points per game. ment. Peabody suffered a quick The bright side is the Tanners PEABODY, B3 Four different players score in season-opening win for St. Mary’s

“We fell behind after one period, State. SCHOOL ROUNDUP we were down 1-0. It was good for GIRLS HOCKEY By Harold Rivera us to respond. We took advantage Marblehead 5, Fenwick 3 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR of power play opportunities in Marblehead’s Marisa Macca- the third period. Jill, Felicia and The St. Mary’s girls hockey rio earned her rst win as head team opened the season with a Marina really sparked us tonight. coach of the Magicians. Marble- win Wednesday night, taking They used their speed and creat- head goals were scored by Sydney down Peabody 4-1 at Connery ed a lot of opportunities tonight. Cresta (two) and Cate Delaney, Rink. “Overall it was a good win for Mia Salah and Abby Kalinowski. The Spartans had four different the rst game. We have Arlington Maccario said defensemen Ju- goal scorers on the night in Sam Catholic Saturday and that’s al- liette Piersol and Caroline Kinne, Porazinski, Felicia D’Alessandro, ways a tough (CCL) game.” and goalie Grace Bertagna played Marina DiBiasio and Mady Hen- Paige Thibodeau scored Pea- well. tosh. DiBiasio dished two assists body’s goal on assists from Sam- Marblehead (1-1) visits Medford while Hentosh, Porazinski, Jenna mie Mirasolo and Sadie Gearn. Saturday (4). Chaplain, Skylar Davis, Jill Kir- Goalie Abby Buckley made 42 Gabby Davern scored three by and Kate Grey each dished saves. goals for the Crusaders, who fell one assist. Goalie Lauren Vaccaro St. Mary’s (1-0-0) hosts Arling- to 1-1. Fenwick hosts Wilmington ITEM FILE PHOTO made 14 saves. ton Catholic Saturday afternoon Sunday morning (9). “It was a good team win,” St. (4). Peabody (1-1) hosts Mas- Marina DiBiasio scored one goal in a win for St. Mary’s Mary’s coach Frank Pagliuca said. conomet Saturday (4) at Salem ROUNDUP, B3 Wednesday night. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Lowell at St. John’s (7) Boys Basketball Malden at English (7) Saugus at Everett (7) Williams at St. Mary’s (6:30) Swampscott at Marblehead (7) Malden at English (7) Peabody at Revere (7) Swimming Peabody at Medford (4) SATURDAY Classical at Revere (4:30) Boys Hockey Danvers at English (7) Pentucket at Lynnfield (12) Track Medford at Marblehead (12:30) Winthrop at Medford (4) Peabody at Danvers (1:40) Gloucester at Swampscott (2:30) FRIDAY Saugus at Beverly (3:40) Girls Basketball Winthrop at Mansfield (5:30) Tech at Northeast (5:15) Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (6) Pentucket at Lynnfield (6) Hingham at St. John’s (6) St. Mary’s at Williams (6:30) Lynn at Somerville (7) Somerville at Classical (7) Winchester at St. Mary’s (7:20) Beverly at Winthrop (7) English at Malden (7) Girls Hockey Beverly at Winthrop (1:30) Marblehead at Swampscott (7) Revere at Peabody (7) Masco at Peabody (4) Everett at Saugus (7) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (4) Marblehead at Medford (4) Boys Basketball Northeast at Tech (5:30) Girls Basketball Lynnfield at Pentucket (6:30) Bishop Feehan at Fenwick (3) Classical at Somerville (7) Wrestling Winthrop at Beverly (7) Lynnfield at Wakefield Tournament (9)

SPORTS BRIEFS Bishop Fenwick to Skate program from Sep- tember 29 through Decem- softball coach ber 22 at Connery Rink. The program consists of 12 ses- Bishop Fenwick is hiring sions running from 9:30 a new softball coach for the a.m. to 11:40 a.m. Spring 2019 season. Any- The cost of the program is one interested can contact $125, plus any USA Hockey Fenwick athletic director fees if applicable. Partici- Dave Woods at dpw@fen- pants will need to bring a wick.org. hockey helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, skates, hockey or warm waterproof gloves and Learn to Skate hockey or warm waterproof PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS program pants. Kyrie Irving, center, scored 38 points, including 12 points in overtime, to lead the Celtics to a win For more information, con- over the Washington Wizards Wednesday night. Lynn Youth Hockey will tact Brian Boisson at bbois- be holding its annual Learn [email protected].

TV/RADIO Kyrie leads Celtics to overtime win TV WASHINGTON (AP) — Kyrie Ir- to pour in 34 points with 13 assists. Down by nine at halftime, the Celt- ving scored Boston’s last 12 points, But his seven points in OT weren’t ics turned things around in a hurry — NFL including back-to-back 3-pointers in enough to keep pace with fellow All- although not before that deficit grew 8:20 p.m...... LA Chargers at Kansas City..... Amazon, Fox, NFL Network the final 40 seconds of overtime to Star Irving. to 57-46 early in the third quarter. NBA outduel John Wall in a point-guard The Wizards led 123-122 when Soon enough, Boston put together 8 p.m...... LA Lakers at Houston...... TNT showdown, and the Celtics extended Irving made a 3 with just under 40 a 10-0 spurt, capped by a pair of free 10:30 p.m...... Dallas at Phoenix...... TNT their winning streak to seven games seconds to go, and after Wall tied it at throws by Marcus Smart, to take the Men’s College Basketball with a 130-125 victory over the Wash- 125, Irving hit another shot from be- lead at 65-62 midway through the pe- 7 p.m...... Dartmouth vs. Boston University...... NESN ington Wizards on Wednesday night. yond the arc — this one from 31 feet. riod. When Morris made a 3 and, after 8 p.m...... Savannah St. at Wisconsin...... Big Ten Network With his team serenaded by “Let’s That gave Boston the lead for good, Washington turned over its inbounds Golf go, Celtics!” chants on the road, Irving because Bradley Beal (22 points; zero pass, Terry Rozier sank another to 5:30 a.m...... European: Alfred Dunhill Championship...... Golf even got his own “M-V-P!” chorus late, in OT) and Wall them missed 3s. cap a 27-9 run, suddenly the Celtics Rodeo finishing with 38 points and seven as- This sure was a close one: The clubs held their biggest lead at 73-66. 10 p.m...... Wrangler National finals...... CBSSN sists. Marcus Morris added 27 points kept trading the lead and neither was The lopsided third quarter ended Swimming and nine rebounds for Boston, which ahead by more than three points over with Boston ahead 84-77. 12 p.m...... World Championships...... NBCSN played without Al Horford, Gordon the final 10 minutes of regulation. Up But the Wizards opened the fourth Hayward and Jaylen Brown — its No. 113-110, Boston opted to foul Beal on with an 8-0 run despite resting Beal 4-6 leading scorers. purpose with 13 seconds left, but that and Wall, and when Markieff Morris NFL No matter how many players they backfired, because after he made the — Marcus’ twin — hit a 3, it gave the AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE were missing, and no matter how first free throw, he missed the second hosts an 85-84 lead with about 9½ East East — but grabbed the rebound and put it W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA disjointed their offense looked for a minutes left. New England 9 4 0 .692 364 293 Dallas 8 5 0 .615 276 246 half, the Celtics had too many inter- in for the tie. Horford sat for the third consecu- Miami 7 6 0 .538 278 333 Philadelphia 6 7 0 .462 281 295 changeable parts to get beaten by an Irving blew by Beal at the other end tive game — he’s expected to miss at Buffalo 4 9 0 .308 201 320 Washington 6 7 0 .462 249 297 N.Y. Jets 4 9 0 .308 270 330 N.Y. Giants 5 8 0 .385 307 331 opponent that has been inconsistent but missed a layup right before the least a few more because of an injured South South all season. Wall returned after miss- buzzer, sending the game to an extra left knee — and Brown and Hayward W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 9 4 0 .692 323 259 y-New Orleans 11 2 0 .846 447 283 ing a game with an aching left heel period. And then he really took over. were out because of illness. Indianapolis 7 6 0 .538 349 300 Carolina 6 7 0 .462 324 332 Tennessee 7 6 0 .538 251 254 Tampa Bay 5 8 0 .385 332 383 Jacksonville 4 9 0 .308 212 273 Atlanta 4 9 0 .308 316 367 North North Chris Canela returns to run Peabody offense W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 7 5 1 .577 367 306 Chicago 9 4 0 .692 359 247 Baltimore 7 6 0 .538 321 241 Minnesota 6 6 1 .500 282 291 PEABODY by example. Joe and Mike are hard “Our identity has to be that we come Cleveland 5 7 1 .423 292 332 Green Bay 5 7 1 .423 315 307 Cincinnati 5 8 0 .385 307 397 Detroit 5 8 0 .385 271 319 From B2 workers. We’re expecting them to lead together and have good chemistry,” West West our team this year.” Broughton said. “These guys, particu- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Also slated to play key roles are se- Peabody will rely on Canela to drive larly this year, they all get along very x-Kansas City 11 2 0 .846 471 351 y-L.A. Rams 11 2 0 .846 425 313 L.A. Chargers 10 3 0 .769 366 270 Seattle 8 5 0 .615 340 266 nior point guard Joe O’Neill, junior the offense again. Though Broughton’s well. So far in practice there’s been Denver 6 7 0 .462 290 282 Arizona 3 10 0 .231 178 327 forward Chioke Onwuogu, junior for- confident Canela can lead the charge, great continuity. I think our biggest Oakland 3 10 0 .231 244 388 San Francisco 3 10 0 .231 275 350 ward Joel Kashila and junior guard he’s hoping other scorers will step up strengths will be our togetherness and Thursday’s Game Arizona at Atlanta, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. Oakland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Joangel Lugo. to the plate and create a balanced at- our team chemistry.” Saturday’s Games Dallas at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. “We’ve dealt with this the past cou- tack. Life in the Northeastern Conference Houston at N.Y. Jets, 4:30 p.m. Miami at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Denver, 8:20 p.m. Washington at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. ple years where we’ve had a lot of new “We’re going to try to spread the isn’t easy and Broughton projects an- Sunday’s Games Seattle at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. faces,” Broughton said. “It won’t be offense around this year,” Broughton other competitive season in the con- Tennessee at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. New England at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. any different this year. We’re confident said. “Hopefully we’ll score by commit- ference. But the Tanners welcome the Detroit at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game that the guys on our team can step up tee. We’ll rely on Chris but we’ll need challenges with open arms and look Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Carolina, 8:15 p.m. and play new roles. We’re looking for- other guys to step up as well.” forward to NEC battles. ward to a great season.” Although it’s still early, Broughton “The NEC is a fantastic conference,” NHL Canela, Tansey and O’Neill will cap- has liked what he has seen from his Broughton said. “Each game is tough. tain the Tanners this season. Tanners during the preseason. The We’re looking forward to that chal- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division “Chris has the most varsity experi- early signs indicate that camaraderie lenge.” GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA ence,” Broughton said. “He’s played for and togetherness are two of Peabody’s Peabody opens the season Friday Tampa Bay 32 24 7 1 49 130 91 Nashville 31 20 10 1 41 98 78 Toronto 31 21 9 1 43 113 85 Winnipeg 30 19 9 2 40 107 83 four years so he’s the guy that can lead strengths. night (7) at Revere. Buffalo 31 18 9 4 40 95 91 Colorado 31 17 9 5 39 112 94 Boston 31 17 10 4 38 85 79 Dallas 30 16 11 3 35 83 78 Montreal 31 15 11 5 35 97 101 Minnesota 30 16 12 2 34 95 88 Detroit 32 14 14 4 32 93 107 St. Louis 29 11 14 4 26 82 97 Swampscott hockey beats Peabody to start season Ottawa 32 13 15 4 30 106 125 Chicago 32 9 18 5 23 87 121 Florida 29 11 12 6 28 96 105 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA ROUNDUP (120), Michael Hopkins (138), Nick Reece Klusza in the 1000 meter and GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 31 19 10 2 40 107 85 Sirota (145), Eric Bazarov (160), Ca- Dylan Brawley in the 2-mile. Washington 30 18 9 3 39 112 92 San Jose 32 16 11 5 37 102 98 From B2 Columbus 30 16 12 2 34 102 102 Anaheim 32 16 11 5 37 81 94 den Dubiel (170), Cole Patrick (182), GIRLS TRACK Pittsburgh 29 13 10 6 32 98 92 Vegas 33 18 14 1 37 99 93 BOYS HOCKEY Andrew Rosa (220). Peabody 58, Gloucester 26 N.Y. Islanders 30 14 12 4 32 85 88 Edmonton 31 17 12 2 36 88 91 N.Y. Rangers 30 14 13 3 31 88 98 Vancouver 33 14 16 3 31 98 111 Swampscott 4, Peabody 1 Marblehead’s back in action Sat- Winners for Peabody were Arlene Carolina 29 13 12 4 30 72 81 Arizona 29 13 14 2 28 76 80 With the score tied at 1-1 late in urday at the Wakefield Tournament. Davila in the high jump, Madison Philadelphia 28 12 13 3 27 86 101 Los Angeles 32 11 19 2 24 71 98 the second period, the Big Blue (1- St. John’s Prep 60, St. John’s Nerich in the shot put, Dado Nasso New Jersey 29 10 13 6 26 88 105 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. 0) scored three power-play goals. (Shrewsbury) 12 in the 300 meter dash, Alexandra Wednesday’s Games Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Swampscott’s Zach Elwell was a Winners for the Prep were Nick Barrett in the 600 meter, Victoria Vegas 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. one-man wrecking crew with two Curley (106), Adam Schaeublin Lombardi in the mile and Olivia La- Philadelphia at Calgary, 8:30 p.m. Florida at Minnesota, 8 p.m. goals and three assists while line- (113), Alec Runnals (120), Quinn Al- Valle in the 2-mile. Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. mate Dew Olivieri had two goals Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games exander (126), Ryan Garlitz (138), Marblehead 61, Malden 25 Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Vegas at New Jersey, 7 p.m. and two assists. Louis Pilotte, Chris Matt Mitchell (145), Achilles Gikas Winners for Marblehead were Los Angeles at Columbus, 7 p.m. Boston at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Barnes, Max Gadon and Casey Wil- (152), Marty Roach (160), Pat Con- Meryl Hollister in the high jump, Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Arizona at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. liamson contributed one assist each. lan (170), Drew Leahy (182), Jack Christian Botnaru in the 55 meter For Peabody (0-1), Adam Aylward Sullivan (220) and Eric Serra (285). hurdle, Teagan Masters in the 55 NBA scored a first-period goal, assisted St. John’s is now 5-0 on the season. meter dash, Lydia Bongiorno in the EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE by James Guiry. BOYS TRACK 300 meter, Eleni Sinnis in the 600 Atlantic Division Southwest Division Saugus 4, Gloucester 4 Peabody 74, Gloucester 7 meter, Bella Corsini in the 1000 me- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The Sachems boasted four differ- Winners for Peabody were Jacob ter, Olivia Cleary in the mile and Toronto 22 7 .759 — Memphis 15 11 .577 — Philadelphia 19 10 .655 3 Dallas 14 11 .560 ½ ent goal scorers in the draw, with Hawthorne in the high jump, Gabri- Kristy Twaalfhoven in the 2-mile. Boston 17 10 .630 4 San Antonio 14 14 .500 2 Dante McGrane, Jason Caron, CJ el Carvalho in the shot put, Kema- Swampscott 66, Salem 9 Brooklyn 11 18 .379 11 New Orleans 14 15 .483 2½ New York 8 21 .276 14 Houston 12 14 .462 3 Graffeo and Adam Rodrigues all ni Jackson in the 55 meter hurdle, Winners for Swampscott were Ci- Southeast Division Northwest Division finding the back of the net. Goalie Jordan Illori in the 300 meter dash, ara Espaillat in the shot put, Mer- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Charlotte 14 13 .519 — Oklahoma City 17 8 .680 — Jack Devereaux had 25 saves. Kosta Prousalis in the 600 meter, edith Zimmer in the 50 yard hur- Orlando 12 15 .444 2 Denver 18 9 .667 — Saugus (0-0-1) travels to Bourque Ryan Buchanan in the 1000 meter, dle, Paige Kennedy in the 50 meter Miami 11 15 .423 2½ Portland 15 12 .556 3 Arena Saturday to play Beverly. Claudio Rocha in the mile and Noah dash, Haley Sampson in the 300 Washington 11 17 .393 3½ Minnesota 13 14 .481 5 Atlanta 6 20 .231 7½ Utah 13 15 .464 5½ BOYS BASKETBALL Roan in the 2-mile. meter, Ashley Marston in the 600 Central Division Pacific Division Triton 55, Saugus 52 Malden 48, Marblehead 38 meter, Elizabeth Green in the 1000 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 18 9 .667 — Golden State 19 9 .679 — The Sachems were led by a Winners for Marblehead were Joe meter, Amelia Groothuis in the mile Indiana 18 10 .643 ½ L.A. Clippers 17 10 .630 1½ 20-point effort from Mason Nicko- Doherty in the 55 meter dash and and Chloe Howe in the 2-mile. Detroit 13 13 .500 4½ L.A. Lakers 17 10 .630 1½ las. Joe Lusso added 14 points in the Godot Gaskins in the 300 meter. JV BOYS HOCKEY Cleveland 7 21 .250 11½ Sacramento 14 12 .538 4 Chicago 6 22 .214 12½ Phoenix 4 24 .143 15 loss, while Christian Correia had 8 Swampscott 59, Salem 27 Lynn 10, Somerville 2

Wednesday’s Games Miami at Utah, 9 p.m. points. Winners for Swampscott were Jaylen Porter’s hat trick and three Boston 130, Washington 125, OT Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Saugus (0-1) plays on the road Joseph Varghese in the high jump, assists paced the Jets. Luke Rao (2 Brooklyn 127, Philadelphia 124 Toronto at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. against Everett Friday. Jackson Brigham in the shot put, goals), John MacDonald (one goal), Charlotte 108, Detroit 107 Thursday’s Games Cleveland 113, New York 106 L.A. Lakers at Houston, 8 p.m. WRESTLING Joseph Varghese in the 50 yard Matthew Patrie (two goals) and Indiana 113, Milwaukee 97 L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Marblehead 60, Malden 24 hurdle, Ben Hansen in the 50 yard Devin Copithorne (two goals) also Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Chicago vs. Orlando at Mexico City, 9:30 Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. p.m. Winners for Marblehead were Con- dash, Najique Henry in the 300 me- scored. Kenny Perez earned the win Atlanta at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. nor O’Brien (106), Jorge Maldonado ter, Aidan Pulaski in the 600 meter, in net. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 COMICS

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Personal matters that can Look into a professional or fi- Look for the best way to stretch Be careful whom you trust. Getting out and making plans Advice regarding a problem you have a big effect on your life nancial change you want to your money. Don’t feel that you Keep your personal informa- and preparations for upcoming face in your personal life will be will require special atten- make. You’ll come up with a must spend a lot to win some- tion and passwords locked celebrations should be your in- offered. An honest evaluation tion. Don’t leave anything to plan that will make your life one’s favor. You’ll make a better up, and be wary of anyone tent. Shopping and entertain- may not be what you want to chance or in someone else’s easier and your standard of impression if you are a respon- who asks too many questions ment will get you in the spirit hear, but it will help you make hands. living better. sible consumer. about your assets or connec- of the season, as long as you a decision. don’t overspend. tions. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don’t let your emotions inter- Don’t let anyone ruffle your Take your responsibilities se- CANCER (June 21-July 22) You can’t please everyone, so Keep an open mind and con- fere with what you know is right feathers. Stand your ground riously. How you do things will Don’t limit what you can do you might as well please your- sider all your options. Travel and best for you. Focus on and demand honesty. Charita- set an example for the young- when you should be exploring self. Problems at home will plans can be put into play, and yourself, your health and your ble acts will restore your faith sters in your life or the people your options and trying new mount if someone expects too doing something interesting future. A romantic gesture will in humanity. Love and compas- who work under you. Personal things. Focus on having fun. much or has a tendency to be with a loved one will get you in be appreciated. sion should be priorities. improvements can be made. Romance should be a priority. excessive. a festive mood.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife can no longer endure vicious tales man’s ex tells When the going gets tough, be tough DEAR ABBY: I have stand what the hell hap- Richard M. DeVos, a suc- erence signal. East took the been with my husband for Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van pened. Please help. cessful businessman, said, trick with his king and had to five years, and we have Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, “Few things in the world are act tough. He could see that two children together. It’s and was founded by her mother, OFF THE RAILS more powerful than a positive if South needed a diamond push. A smile. A word of opti- finesse, it was working. But my husband’s second mar- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at DEAR OFF: I, too, sus- riage and my first. He and DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los mism and hope. A ‘you can do he also knew that he could pect that your infidelity it’ when things are tough.” overruff the dummy in clubs if his first wife, “Gretchen,” Angeles, CA 90069. may be related to trying to had no kids, but they did Wouldn’t it be nice if you he could get his partner back deal with your father’s di- on lead. have a long and messy di- could smile at your bridge agnosis. It is not as unusu- partner during a deal to tell An untough(!) defender vorce. She and her family knowledge her? married for two years. My al as you may think for him that things are going well would have cashed the heart live in the same small husband and I have a DRAMA WITH HIS EX people to react to grief, and not to give up? ace to see partner’s signal — town as we do. Her favor- great marriage, but last trauma or death by doing In today’s deal, how should and the contract would have ite pastime is telling any- DEAR DRAMA: You week my father was diag- something uncharacteris- the play proceed in four made. A tough defender shifts one who will listen that know that what your hus- nosed with stage 4 cancer, tic. However, if this be- spades after West leads his to a high heart spot, feigning my husband physically band’s ex is saying isn’t and I’m having trouble weakness in the suit. West comes your default coping fourth-highest club? abused and raped her. true because you have been processing it. My husband In the auction, over one wins that trick and leads a mechanism, discuss it I know my husband. In with your husband long is super supportive and spade, West might have made third club for the contract-kill- our five years together he enough to see the kind of has had my back 100 per- with a licensed psycho- a light takeout double, but ing overruff. has never so much as person he is. Continue to cent. But yesterday I woke therapist so it doesn’t de- understandably allowed the raised his voice to me or ignore and avoid her. If up and a friend of mine stroy your marriage. adverse vulnerability to dis- our children. I don’t pre- someone repeats her sto- wanted to meet with me P.S. Unplanned sexual suade him. South’s two-club sume to know what hap- ries, tell them that IN and we ended up having encounters can have un- rebid was New Minor Forcing, pened between him and YOUR EXPERIENCE sex. planned consequences. To promising at least game-in- Gretchen during their what she’s saying couldn’t What’s wrong with me? I make sure this one hasn’t, vitational values. Then, after marriage, but I know in be further from the truth. have never cheated before. contact your doctor about North admitted to three-card spade support, despite having my heart it never got People who know you will I have been cheated on in being checked for an STD. the worst possible tripleton, physical. I have spent five understand what Gretch- the past, and I know how And consider coming clean South took a shot at game. en’s saying for what it is much it hurt, so I vowed to your husband, because years listening to this When West led a club, de- it would be disastrous if garbage and hearing her — unhappiness and vin- never to do it. But it just clarer won with dummy’s ace put him down and say dictiveness. happened. I regret what I your friend let the truth and played a trump. West took nasty things about me. I did, and I feel gross. Why slip out accidentally. (And, that trick and carefully contin- have reached my limit. DEAR ABBY: I’m at a would I do this? Is it my of course, if you’ve devel- ued with the club eight, trying Should I confront her or loss and need some out- way of coping with Dad’s oped an STD, tell your to send his partner a suit-pref- just keep refusing to ac- side advice. I’m a man, illness? I need to under- husband right away.)

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT Premises: 69-71 Clark Street, Unit 1L, 69-71 Clark Street Condominium, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Lynn, MA 01902 DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Summons by Publication PUBLICATION AND MAILING By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Essex Probate and Family Court mortgage given by Albert N. Croce, Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, 36 Federal Street Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Financial, Inc., and now held by Massachusetts Essex Division DOCKET NUMBER: ES181516WD Salem, MA 01970 Housing Finance Agency, said mortgage dated June 18, 2009 and recorded in the Docket No. ES18D2302DR Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28703, Page 230, said Jonathan Soto, Plaintiff(s) mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as V. Ginette Louissaint vs. Steve Louissaint nominee for Mortgage Financial, Inc. to Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency by Amber Lee Rondeau, Defendant(s) assignment dated December 4, 2013 and recorded with Essex County (Southern To the Defendant: Steve Louissaint District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33026, Page 144; for breach of the conditions To the above named Defendant(s): Amber Lee Rondeau The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown Auction on January 3, 2019 at 10:00 AM Local Time upon the premises, directly in A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Jonathan Soto The Complaint is on file at the Court. front of the building in which the unit is located, all and singular the premises seeking custody, support, and parenting time filed November 15, 2018 An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you described in said mortgage, to wit: from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status You are required to serve upon Jonathan Soto plaintiff(s)/attorney for planitiffs(s) of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Unit No. 1L of the 69-71 Clark Street Condominium, a condominium in Lynn, - whose address is 56 Lawrence Road, Lynn MA 01904, your answer on or before You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Essex County, MA, established pursuant to the Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 183A, February 4, 2019 created by Master Deed dated April 9, 2004 and recorded in Essex County James P Milgram, Esq. Southern District Registry of Deeds on April 9, 2004 in Book 22646, Page 385. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this Law Offices of Jack P Milgram The unit is shown as Unit 1L located in the First Floor Left of the condominium and action. You are also required to file an original copy of your answer, in the office of 21 Mayor Thomas J McGrath Highway on a plan recorded with the first deed of this unit, to which is affixed a verified the Register of this Court at 36 Federal Street, Salem, MA 01970. Suite 203 statement in the form provided by G.L. c. 183A s.9, and is conveyed to and with Quincy, MA 02169 the benefit of the obligations, restrictions, rights, and liabilities contained in G.L. c. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Esquire, First Judge of said Court at Salem, 183A, the Master Deed, the documents establishing the organization of unit this 6th day of December, 2018. your answer, if any, on or before 01/22/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will owners and the By-Laws as amended of record. proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file Pamela Casey O'Brien, a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Said Unit is conveyed together with an undivided 43% interest in the "Common Register of Probate Court WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Areas: and Facilities of the property described in said Master Deed attributable to Item: December 13, 2018 Date: November 27, 2018 said Unit and together with any Exclusive rights described in said Master Deed. Pamela Casey O'Brien COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Register of Probate The Post Office address of Unit 1L is: 69-71 Clark Street, Lynn, MA 01902. The LAND COURT Unit is intended to be used solely for residential purposes. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Item: December 13, 2018 17 SM 006965 Said premises are conveyed subject to rights, easements, agreements, and COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS restrictions referred to and contained in the Master Deed; the provisions of Mass. ORDER OF NOTICE THE TRIAL COURT Gen. Laws Chapter 183A, as amended; the Declaration of Trust of the 69-71 Clark PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Street Condominium dated April 9th 2004, and recorded with said Master Deed as TO: DIVORCE SUMMONS BY hereinabove referred; the by-laws of said Trust which are set forth therein and James J. Hogan PUBLICATION AND MAILING recorded therewith in said Registry, together with the obligations to pay the Essex Probate and Family Court proportionate shares attributable to said Unit 1L of the common expenses and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 36 Federal Street assessed by the Trustees for which the Grantee, by acceptance hereof, agrees to 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Salem, MA 01970 perform and assume, and together with such taxes attributable to said Unit 1L, of Docket No. ES18D1679DR the current fiscal year as are not yet not due and payable. MidFirst Bank Carmen Lao Sujko vs. Mark Sujko Being the same premises conveyed to Albert N. Croce, Jr., by deed of Jose Barada claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, and Keri Barada dated June 15, 2009 and recorded with Essex South Registry of numbered 200 Locust Street, Unit 3-305, aka Unit 305 aka Unit 3305, To the Defendant: Deeds herewith. Stadium Condominium, given by James J. Hogan and Patricia A. Barrasso to The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Commonwealth Mortgage Company, Inc., dated April 6, 1992 and recorded grant a divorce for irretrievable breakdown The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 11227, The Complaint is on file at the Court. the event of a typographical error in this publication. Page 74 and registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you District of the Land Court as Document Number 271406 noted on Certificate from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated June 15, 2009 and recorded in the of Title Number C079374 as affected by a Judgment registered on October 31, of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28703, Page 228. 2018 in Said Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 597137 You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: noted on Certificate of Title Number C79374 and now held by plaintiff by Said Unit will be conveyed together with an undivided percentage interest in assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Carmen Lao Sujko the Common Elements of said Condominium appurtenant to said Unit and Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. 5 Carter Lane together with all rights, easements, covenants and agreements as contained and Lynn, MA 01902 referred to in the Declaration of Condominium, as amended. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers your answer, if any, on or before 12/26/2018. If you fail to do so, the court will TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before January WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. 7, 2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Date: October 21, 2018 FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid benefits of said Act. Pamela Casey O'Brien in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Register of Probate of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on November 26, 2018 cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days Item: December 13, 2018 after the date of sale. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Other terms to be announced at the sale. Recorder

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By Jennifer Kay ing a piercing noise or cause patients were tested and Lauran experiencing a sensation at different times and in Neergaard of pressure before their different ways. ASSOCIATED PRESS symptoms began. The pa- “Is the brain affected tients failed a variety of from the ear? Is the brain MIAMI — American dip- tests that detect inner-ear affected directly? We don’t lomats affected by myste- problems associated with know yet,” Hoffer said at rious health incidents in balance, what’s called Wednesday’s news confer- Cuba showed damage in the vestibular system — the inner ear shortly after ence. they complained of weird although there were no For doctors, Wednesday’s noises and sensations, ac- pre-symptom medical re- paper adds specifics about cording to their earliest cords to compare. the pattern of damage, ab- medical exams, publicized Testing of 10 other peo- normalities in structures Wednesday. ple who were in the same involved with sensing The detailed findings building at the time of the gravity and acceleration, were published in a med- incidents found they were said Dr. Maura Cosetti of ical journal nearly two fine, Hoffer reported in the New York Eye and Ear years after what the U.S. the journal Laryngoscope Infirmary of Mount Sinai. calls “health attacks” began Investigative Otolaryn- She isn’t involved with re- gology. Hoffer also trav- search related to the Cuba — and they shed no new PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS light on a possible culprit. eled to Cuba to check 100 incidents. “What caused it, who did other Americans stationed “This provides an im- “Yellow vest” protests have gripped France for four weeks, blocking it, why it was done — we there, who also turned out portant step in creating a highways from Provence to Normandy and erupting in rioting in Paris. don’t know any of those to be healthy. picture of the injury that things,” said Dr. Michael Those inner-ear balance people sustained,” she Hoffer of the University problems have been cen- said. She added that often France’s Macron caught between of Miami Miller School of tral to the government’s people with long-term bal- Medicine, who led the ex- ongoing health investi- ance problems also report ams. gation. And earlier this a “brain fog.” protests and Strasbourg attack The U.S. says since late year, a team of doctors at Cuba has adamantly de- 2016, 26 people associated the University of Pennsyl- nied any involvement, and By Sylvie Corbet ery circumstance,” Macron arguing the government’s with the embassy in Hava- vania who also examined even doubts there were ASSOCIATED PRESS added. measures were not suffi- many of these patients, Within his presiden- cient. na suffered problems that attacks. PARIS — French Presi- include dizziness, ear pain but months later, report- “There’s no evidence that tial palace and the halls Others have called for dent Emmanuel Macron is of government, concerns a “truce,” acknowledging and ringing, and cognitive ed they suffered a concus- can prove that something trying to take back control problems such as difficulty sion-like brain injury, de- occurred in Cuba that could about the protests remain that progress has been of his nation after a month intense despite the Stras- made. thinking — a health mys- spite no blow to the head. have damaged the health of protests that caused bourg scare. Griveaux told reporters tery that has damaged In a brief interview with situation of a few U.S. dip- mayhem across the coun- The attack Tuesday that it’s not the govern- U.S.-Cuba relations. The Associated Press, Hof- lomats,” Carlos Fernandez try — and now a new ex- night came just 24 hours ment’s role to call for the The Miami researchers fer said the two studies ar- de Cossio, Cuba’s direc- tremist attack that’s put- after Macron broke a long end of the protests. He examined 25 of those peo- en’t contradictory, but they tor-general of U.S. affairs, ting France on renewed silence on the mushroom- said the government is ple, who reported hear- have different findings be- said Wednesday. terror alert. ing protest movement and now offering conditions for Striving to show he’s re- sponding to “yellow vest” appealed in an unusual a “dialogue that doesn’t protesters’ demands for televised address to the take place in the street.” tax relief, the French lead- nation for calm. He an- Three online polls made er maintained his planned nounced tax relief for re- after Macron’s speech by agenda Wednesday: He tirees and boost purchas- Odoxa, Opinionway and held his weekly Cabinet ing power of workers. Elabe institutes show that meeting and talks with An estimated 23 million a majority of respondents big public and private viewers watched him live still shows sympathy for companies, notably to en- — more than the audience the Yellow Vest movement, courage them to give a for France’s victory in soc- but the support appears to tax-free, year-end bonus cer’s World Cup final in be receding compared to to their employees. July, and a historic record previous weeks. At the same time, Ma- for a televised address by The protests have weak- cron’s office said he was a president. ened Macron’s credibility staying constantly in- The president’s office — which also matters on formed about the inves- noted the viewership as a the European stage. He’s tigation into Tuesday’s positive signal: proof that maintaining his plans to Strasbourg attack and the French still listen to go Thursday to Brussels hunt for the gunman, still Macron, despite persistent for a key European sum- on the run. calls from protesters for mit that will focus on the Macron said “the ter- his resignation. Brexit process, but his rorist threat is still at the Yet public opinion ap- stature within the EU is core of our nation’s life,” peared split over whether somewhat diminished. in comments reported by he succeeded or not. Macron’s promises to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS government spokesman Some members of the protesters could cut into Dr. Michael Hoffer and a group of doctors presented their findings in Benjamin Griveaux. Yellow Vest movement French growth and hurt the case of U.S. diplomats who experienced mysterious health incidents “Public order must pre- have already called for his efforts to stick to EU while working at the U.S. Embassy in Havana. vail in every place and ev- new protests on Saturday, deficit limits.

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Makeup artist Genesis Grullon December. It’s glamorous, with owns Slay N’ Glam, a tiny cos- a touch of Hollywood essentials: metics studio/store at 1 Market accent glitter wall, chandelier, St. in Lynn. The Lynn English velour hot-pink tufted chair, and High School grad and current vanity makeup mirrors. The Fash- Marketing major at Salem State ion Monger felt a sense of Lynn University opened her shop last pride inside Genesis’ studio.

The season’s must-have lash adhesive. Looking for a accessory? LASHES! If you longer commitment? Eyelash ex- are looking for temporary glam tensions may be for you: A single for a night on the town, Genesis, extension lash is applied to the who was allowed to wear make- natural lash, giving the appear- up at age 16, will apply ready- ance of having mascara on with- to-wear “temporary” lashes with out the clumps and smudging.

Genesis shared her expertise with The Fashion Monger:

At Slay N’ Glam, we sell products that aren’t otherwise The foundation we carry foundation. If you prep available in our area, that are exclusively sold online. We in store is LA Girl, and we your skin correctly before offer makeup applications, makeup classes, private one- use it on most of our cli- applying, set it with a on-ones, and eyelash extensions. ents. It’s targeted for oily good powder and setting to combination skin but spray it’ll work on all skin it’s a very good, affordable types.

Depending on the type also use a primer to cover of skin you have, you can any pores you don’t want. use a primer for either We offer primers for all dry or oily skin. You can different skin types.

We carry over 20 brands like Beauty Blend- er, Impressions Vanity, LA Girl, LA Splash Cosmetics, Gerard Cosmetic, Pearl Lashes, Lash Pop, Be Bella and many more.

Highlight and contour is used to cre- create dimension on your face. ate shadows and brighten certain areas As for beauty tips, don’t go to sleep on your face. It enhances the features with makeup on. It really damages on the face, whether you’d like to create your skin. And make sure to wash all the illusion of a slimmer face or would brushes and beauty blenders, it’s easy want to brighten your under-eyes to for them to catch a lot of bacteria.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Genesis Grullon, co-owner of Slay N’ Glam, applies eyelashes to a client in her shop.

********************** Menervia Akers, The Fashion Monger, is a self-taught artistic designer born and raised in Lynn. She developed a air for fashion at a young age. She started a fashion club for Lynn Vocational Technical Institute students and served as club adviser. Her biweekly col- umn offers strong opinions, tips, advice and insights from industry professionals.