THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 Health Center doctor looks out for refugees By Bella diGrazia She was raised in Moscow and FOR THE ITEM lived there until she moved to the United States in 2000. Dr. Elena Chere- LYNN — A local doctor is tak- “By helping refugees we are panov is the lead ing charge to ensure refugees There’s clinician and seeking solace in the city are not only helping them but we certi ed trau- comfortably integrated into the are also helping the community ma specialist at community. because integrating them into it a buzz Lynn Community Dr. Elena Cherepanov is the creates unbelievable synergy,” Health Center. lead clinician for The Refugee said Cherepanov. “They’re also Integrated Behavioral Health survivors who’ve been through Care Program at the Lynn Com- around ITEM PHOTO | DOCTOR, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE munity Health Center (LCHC). the Bee LYNN — The 33rd an- nual Daily Item Regional Spelling Bee takes place Friday 6-9:30 p.m. in City Hall Veterans Memori- al Auditorium with top spellers from ve dozen Eastern Massachusetts communities competing. The winner of The Item’s regional bee will move on to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washing- ton, D.C. As part of their prize, the champion will take home a $100 gift card to Barnes & Noble and a ve-day trip with a chap- erone to Washington, D.C. for bee week. The 2018 Scripps Na- tional Spelling Bee will take place from May 27 to June 1 at the Gaylord National Resort and Con- vention Center with the nals scheduled for May 31, starting at 8:30 p.m. Second- and third-place spellers will receive a $50 and $25 book store ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK voucher. The prizes are sponsored by Joel and Mount Crews work to remove the mountains of sand that washed ashore onto Devereux Beach in Mary Abramson, own- Marblehead during the previous storms as yet another nor’easter bears down on eastern ers of Flagship Travel, a Devereux Massachusetts. Marblehead-based travel agency. Friday night’s compet- itors include 32nd annu- al Daily Item Regional Swampscott gears up for election Nahant Spelling Bee champion Ashrita Gandhari. The By Gayla Cawley tee, Michael McClung is running She’s been in that position since fth-grader from Frank- ITEM STAFF for another term as moderator, 2008 and has worked for the town ponders lin Elementary School in Tript Sembhi is running for Trust- since 1996 — prior to her current North Andover took top SWAMPSCOTT — Next month’s ee of the Public Library, David role, she worked in the assessing honors in 2017 after 30 local election will only feature one Zucker is vying to ll a vacant seat department. zoning rounds of relentless com- contested race, with two candi- on the Planning Board, Marianne Paster said the board of asses- petition. She successfully dates vying for a seat on the Board Hartmann is trying for another sors handles abatements, exemp- spelled ‘uvula’ and was of Assessors. term on the Board of Health and tions and things that go along with bylaw presented with a massive Linda Paster, chairwoman of the Richard Callahan is running for taxes. She said the three-member Merriam-Webster Dictio- Board of Assessors, faces a chal- re-election to the Housing Author- board deals with real estate, auto- nary. lenge from Diane O’Brien, who ity. motive, boat and personal proper- change The contestant lineup owns a tax practice, which is based Board of Assessors ty taxes. includes 14 competitors in Somerville. Linda Paster, 63, has served on During her time in the assessing The other seven races in the By Bridget Turcotte from Lynn representing the board of assessors for nine department, she became certi ed ITEM STAFF local public schools, the April 24 local election are uncon- years, including three non-consec- in Course 101, which is the basic Knowledge Is Power Pro- tested. utive years as chairwoman. She training program the Division of NAHANT — The Plan- gram charter school and Peter Spellios is running for is seeking her fourth, three-year Local Services, a subdivision of the ning Board has recom- St. Pius V School. Nahant, re-election to the Board of Select- term. Department of Revenue, provides mended a zoning bylaw men, Ted Delano is running for Paster works as a clerk in the that would change the BEE, A7 re-election to the School Commit- building department at Town Hall. SWAMPSCOTT, A7 permitting process for projects within the town’s wetlands, despite mixed feelings about how the amendment has been Sister Jean written. The recommendation for Town Meeting to sup- a slam dunk port the article passed unanimously, but vice chairman Cal Hastings at NCAAs said he wasn’t happy about vouching for some- By Shannon Ryan thing that he believes is CHICAGO TRIBUNE missing several elements. The panel was not able On a sunny day between opening-round to amend the language, games of the NCAA men’s basketball but could have referred tournament in Dallas, Loyola’s 98-year- it back to the Board of old team chaplain, Sister Jean Dolores Selectmen, where it orig- Schmidt, planned to go for a simple lunch inated, for the changes to down the street. be made, he said. “We couldn’t do it — everybody knows her,” said Tom Hitcho, the university’s “Do you think it’s fair longtime senior associate athletic direc- to ask this board to rec- tor for operations, who has been pushing ommend this?” Hastings Sister Jean’s wheelchair during the tour- asked selectman Enzo nament. Barile, who answered They were stopped so frequently by ador- questions from the audi- ing fans on the sidewalk, it was nearly im- ence about the proposal. FILE PHOTO | BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE possible to make it more than a few steps According to a doc- Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt says her pre-game prayer in the huddle before the ument outlining the game at the Gentile Center. SISTER, A7 proposed zoning bylaw amendments, the purpose of the zoning bylaw is “to In Lynn In Nahant In Sports protect the wetlands, wa- Hollywood’s return Forty Steps Dance Swampscott baseball ter resources, and adjoin- INSIDE to city brings “Suspicion.” A3 springs into their 25th looking to nally get ing land areas in Nahant anniversary season. A3 over the hump. B1 NAHANT, A7

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Rev. Nancy J. Beckwith, 58 Spilka says she has backing

LYNN — Rev. Nancy activities included to be next Senate leader J. Beckwith, age 58 project manager for years, of Lynn, died the rehabilitation of By Bob Salsberg Chandler reiterated her Monday at Grosvenor the homeless shelter and Steve LeBlanc intention to serve as pres- Park Health Care in at University Luther- ASSOCIATED PRESS ident only through the re- Salem, following a an in Cambridge and mainder of this year. She BOSTON — Democratic lengthy battle with former chair of the said she spoke with Spilka state Sen. Karen Spilka cancer, surrounded board of Camp Calu- and congratulated her on said Wednesday she has by her family. met in Ossipee, N.H. winning the support of secured commitments Born in Lynn, she Nancy was a member enough senators to suc- from enough of her col- was the daughter of June E. of the First Lutheran, and sang ceed her. (Larson) Beckwith of Lynn and in the Worcester Chorus. leagues to become the next president of the Mas- “I look forward to serv- the late John E. Beckwith. She In addition to her mother ing as president for the attended Lynn schools and she is survived by one sister, sachusetts Senate. The announcement ap- remainder of this session, graduated from Lynn English Diane J. Beckwith of Lynn; and working through our leg- High School, Class of 1978, many aunts, uncle, cousins pears to help close out a period of uncertain lead- islative priorities, and en- she received a bachelor’s and close friends. suring a smooth transition degree from Bates College Service information: Nan- ership in the Senate af- to Senator Spilka for the in Lewiston, Maine, Class of cy’s funeral will be held at ter Democratic Sen. Stan 1982. She earned a Master’s the First Lutheran Church, Rosenberg stepped down 2019 session,” Chandler Degree in Divinity in 2009 and 280 Broadway, Lynn, on from the leadership post said. a Master’s Degree of Sacred Saturday at 10:30 a.m., to in December. Spilka was able to break away from a pack of other Theology in 2017 from the Lu- which relatives and friends “Senators have made FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS theran Theological Seminary are invited to attend. Visit- clear that they want cer- would-be candidates for in Philadelphia. ing hours are at the PARKER tainty in leadership to Massachusetts Senate Ways and Means Chair Senate president, one of Nancy was the pastor of Funeral Home, 35 Franklin allow us to focus solely Karen Spilka, center, speaks at the State House in the most powerful posi- the Zion Lutheran Church in St., Lynn, on Friday from on the vitally important Boston, surrounded by, from left, Lt. Gov. Karyn tions in state government, Oxford until she retired due to 4-8 p.m. Please make do- work to be done on behalf Polito, Gov. Charlie Baker, and state Secretary of including fellow Demo- health reasons. After graduat- nations in Nancy’s name to of the people at this time,” Health and Human Services Marylou Sudders. crats Sal DiDomenico of ing from Bates, Nancy worked the First Lutheran Church, Spilka said. “It’s time to Everett, Eric Lesser of as the program director at the Camp Calumet, P.O. Box 238, turn the page and usher in ate Ways and Means Com- working with the current Longmeadow, and Eileen Girls Club in Lynn, and then West Ossipee, NH 03890 or a new era of collaborative mittee, said she’s “deeply Senate President, Demo- Donoghue of Lowell, now worked for almost 20 years Doctors without Borders, P.O. leadership in the Senate.” honored” by the support crat Harriette Chandler in the running to become at New England Life/MetLife Box 5030, Hagerstown, MD Spilka, who is from Ash- of other Democratic sena- of Worcester, on a “smooth Lowell’s first female city in their IT department, before 21741-5030. Guest book land and chairs the Sen- tors and looks forward to transition” of power. manager. pursuing her career in the at parkermemorialfuneral- ministry. Her many volunteer home.com. Northeast gets clobbered with Thomas A. DeMontier Sr., 82 fourth snowstorm in three weeks By Ted Shaffrey SEABROOK, N.H. — Ken Eon of Saugus; and Michael Hill Thomas A. DeMontier eight grandchildren; ASSOCIATED PRESS Sr., 82, of Seabrook, six great-grandchil- N.H., died on Mon- dren; brother, James NEW YORK — Spring day, March 19, 2018. DeMontier of Lynn; kicked off with a wallop of Born in Lynn to the sister, Helen Curran wintry weather along the late Theodore and of Maine, as well as East Coast as the fourth Anna (McCarthy) several nieces and nor’easter in three weeks DeMontier, Thomas nephews. He was dumped more than a foot lived in Lynn, Billeri- predeceased by of snow in some places ca, Saugus, and most recently two sons, Teddy DeMontier, Wednesday. in Seabrook, N.H. Thomas was and Thomas DeMontier Jr., The first full day of the a graduate of Lynn English brothers Richard and Francis season included scenes High School, Class of 1954, DeMontier, and his sister Pa- of snow falling on bloom- and worked as a computer tricia Acheson. ing daffodils in suburban programmer most recently Service information: Thom- Philadelphia, New Yorkers for Rohtstein Corporation for as’ funeral will be held on twisting to fix blown-out more than 20 years. Saturday, March 24, 2018 umbrellas, tractor-trailers He was a past Grand Knight, at 8 a.m. from the SOLIMINE stuck on snowy highways and member of the 4th De- Funeral Home, 426 Broadway and kids making their gree of the Billerica Knights (Route 129), followed by a first snowman of spring. of Columbus Council 3963, funeral Mass at 9 a.m. at St. “I want warm! I’m done PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a member of the Lynn Volun- Pius V Church, Lynn, and then with the cold,” said Yana Snow sticks to a statue of a man sitting on a park bench as a worker teer Yacht Club, and also a burial at Pine Grove Cem- Damoiseau, a pedestrian shovels a light snowfall Wednesday in Baltimore. member of the Meadowlarks etery, Lynn. Visiting hours in New York City. of Lynn. will be Friday from 4-8 p.m. Airlines canceled more adelphia suburbs by the restaurant in Philadel- “I’ll just have to take my Thomas is survived by two Relatives and friends are re- than 4,000 flights, tens daughters, Michelle Mansfield spectfully invited. Donations of thousands of custom- evening, and more than a phia. “I don’t like the shov- chances and hope for of Danvers, Lori Doucette and preferred to Boston North ers lost power from West foot near Allentown, Pa. eling part. I’m ready for it someone else on the block her husband Paul of Seabrook, Cancer Association, Boston- Virginia northward, and New York had at least 5 to kind of go away.” to do it later.” N.H.; two sons, Timothy NorthCancer.org, P.O. BOX school districts through- inches and braced for a Roberto Sims expressed The storm was just the DeMontier of Saugus, Brian 3153, Peabody, MA 01960. out the Northeast called total of 6 to 12. Forecast- frustration with how latest to come off the as- DeMontier and his wife Bar- Directions and guestbook at off classes ahead of the ers said Boston could get 6 quickly his just-cleared sembly line in the North- bara of Pennsylvania; stepson, www.Solimine.com. storm. At least two traffic inches as the storm moved Philadelphia sidewalks east since March 2. Many deaths were reported in into New England. became snow-covered once people’s tolerance for win- New Jersey and on New “Winter will not relent,” again. try weather was already York’s Long Island. said Pancho Ortega, who “I give up and now the worn thin, after repeated Robert D. Parker, 85 Up to 8 inches of snow was clearing the sidewalk corner store doesn’t have power outages and lots of had fallen in some Phil- outside his soon-to-open any salt left,” he said. white-knuckle driving.

SAUGUS — Mr. Robert D. wife Katherine of Beverly; MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Parker, age 85, formerly of eight cherished grandchildren, Kentucky, died at the Rose- Jennifer, Robert, Hannah, Kyle, TV personality who played aides charged with extor- State, which produces NOAA: Slow down wood Nursing and Rehab Cen- Lydia, William, Owen, Blake; tion as he weighs a bid to 15 percent of the world’s ter in Peabody on Wednesday, one great-grandson, Benja- Bozo the Clown dies at 89 dismiss the case. cranberries. for right whales March 21. He was the loving min; two sisters, Janice Collier BOSTON (AP) — A Kenneth Brissette and The Trump adminis- NANTUCKET (AP) husband of 63 years of Rose and Sandra Abraham, both longtime television Timothy Sullivan were tration’s move to impose — The National Oce- Marie (Gerokoulis) Parker. of Michigan. He was prede- personality who played a supposed to go on trial tariffs on steel and alumi- anic and Atmospheric Born and raised in Kentucky, ceased by three siblings, Ken- beloved clown had died, Monday on charges that num imports could cause Administration says it Mr. Parker was the son of the neth Parker, Doris Lavender, according to family. they pressured music the EU to assess its taxes is placing a voluntary late Mahley and Oda Mae and Danna Taylor. WCVB-TV says 89-year- festival organizers into on incoming U.S. goods. vessel speed restriction (Suttles) Parker. In lieu of flowers, donations old Frank Avruch, who hiring union workers. The state’s cranberry southwest of Nantuck- Robert was a retired elec- in Robert’s memory may be played Bozo the Clown But Judge Leo Sorokin industry was valued at al- et to protect a group of tronic test engineer for Ray- made to St. Jude Children’s from 1959 to 1970, has said Wednesday that he’s most $70 million in 2016, endangered right whales theon. He had been involved Research Hospital at www.st- canceling a future hearing according to a Globe anal- died. in the area. in Saugus Pop Warner, serv- jude.org. and the trial date. The ysis of government data. Avruch was a contribu- The agency says six ing on the board, was a little Service information: Rel- tor to the station for over judge said he’ll rule on The Boston Business league coach for the minor atives and friends are invit- of the whales were seen 40 years as a host of “Man the defense’s motion to Journal first reported the league White Sox, a member ed to attend visiting hours in the area 11 nautical About Town,” and “The dismiss the case “prompt- issue earlier this month. of the K of C and past member in the BISBEE-PORCELLA ly.” Members of the Con- miles southwest of Nan- Great Entertainment.” of the Saugus Elks. Mr. Park- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Attorneys for Brissette gressional Cranberry tucket on Tuesday. It’s He died Tuesday at his er was also an avid Kentucky Ave., Saugus, on Friday 4-8 and Sullivan have ar- Caucus are warning of the asking mariners to route Boston home from heart basketball fan. He was a U.S. p.m. Funeral from the funer- gued the men didn’t do impact of potential tariffs around the area entirely disease, and is survived Navy Veteran of the Korean al home on Saturday at 9 anything wrong and that on the fruit. or pass through it at 10 by his wife Betty, two sons War. a.m., followed by a funeral prosecutors overreached. knots or less. In addition to his wife, Mr. Mass in Blessed Sacrament Matthew and Steven and Prosecutors say the New ALS gene step in North Atlantic right several grandchildren. whales are some of the Parker leaves his three beloved Church, 14 Summer St., Sau- judge’s proposed jury’s in- finding cause of disease children, Donna LeMoine and gus, at 10 a.m. Interment Avruch graduated from structions are too restric- most endangered marine Boston University in 1949 her husband Robert of Puritan Lawn Memori- tive and would prevent BOSTON (AP) — A mammals on the plan- with a bachelor’s degree Saugus, Robert Parker al Park, Peabody. For them from putting on team of researchers have et. There are about 450 in Communication. Jr. and his wife Carol directions and condo- their case. pinpointed a new gene of them left, and they of Hampton Falls, N.H., lences www.Bisbee- He was an active philan- The judge this week de- associated with the devel- have been dogged by George Parker and his Porcella.com. thropist, and was a board nied prosecutors’ request opment of a debilitating high mortality and poor member of UNICEF’S to change how he plans to neurological disease. reproduction over the New England Chapter. instruct the jury. The researchers, in- past year. “We will miss him cluding some at UMass greatly,” the family said Cranberry crops could face Medical School, say the in a statement to WCVB- discovery of gene KI- TV. “Our dad loved the major tariff on exports 781-593-7700 Need to find F5A advances scientists’ Publishing Daily, except Sundays children of all ages who BOSTON (AP) — The knowledge of what causes USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 remembered being on his top agricultural food crop amyotrophic lateral scle- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA an article? show, and was always in the state could face a rosis (ALS). and additional offices. grateful for their kind Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item new business hurdle for ALS patients eventually Subscriptions words.” international customers. lose the ability to control Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States The Boston Globe re- muscle movement. $20.00 for 4 weeks Subscribe to Judge shelves extortion trial ports Massachusetts cran- Patients found with the $65.00 for 13 weeks berries could face a 25 KIF5A mutation are ex- $130.00 for 26 weeks for Boston mayor aides $260.00 for 1 year e-edition on percent tariff on exports hibiting a longer survival Send payment to and POSTMASTER, BOSTON (AP) — A to Europe. period of about 10 years. send address changes to: federal judge has canceled The continent is the top Most people becoming The Daily Item the upcoming trial date consumer of cranberry paralyzed or die within 110 Munroe St. for two Boston mayor exports from the Bay five years of diagnosis. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Rotary throws the spotlight on SkillsUSA

LYNN — The multi award-winning Lynn Vo- cational Technical Insti- tute (LVTI) SkillsUSA leadership team present- ed their “Welcome Home Project” to Rotary Club of Lynn members on Tues- day. The presentation at Old Tyme Italian Cuisine gave SkillsUSA leaders Erick Martinez, Erick Hernan- dez and Club President David Barrios opportuni- ties to share in detail how the project came about and how club members ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK rallied the entire LVTI A TV crew descended upon Central Square in Lynn on Wednesday to 800-student body to get lm a pilot episode for an NBC show called “Suspicion,” based off of a behind the initiative. best-selling novel by Joseph Finder. The aim of the project was to celebrate and aid in Lynn’s accomplishment of being the rst Massachu- Hollywood’s return to setts city to effectively end Lynn Vocational Technical Institute’s Skills- veteran homelessness. USA leadership team spoke at the Rotary Club “There is no doubt in of Lynn’s meeting Tuesday. From left, Erick my mind that this project Martinez, Erick Hernandez and SkillsUSA Lynn brings ‘Suspicion’ surely raised awareness President David Barrios. of veterans’ many needs LYNN — Hollywood has Goldberg, is described by at Central Square from in our community,” said borhood Development to ogized and told him how come to downtown Lynn online reports as a Hitch- Union Street to Munroe faculty moderator and help make the project a the students had raised again, as lming for a new cockian thriller about how Street on the even-num- LVTI teacher Jason Mc- success. money to assist veterans television show wraps up far one man will go to save bered side of the street Cuish, who joined SkillsU- “Our original budget to in Lynn. The man proudly today. the people he loves. and on Washington Street SA leaders at the Rotary help veterans and their responded that he was a event along with assistant Since Tuesday, lming In the past couple of from 517 Washington St. families, based on our veteran and offered to pay for an NBC drama pilot, days, there have been Claire Price. McCuish data, was around $6,000. for the items they had al- to Union Street on the “Suspicion,” has been tak- some parking restrictions added: “By doing this proj- Once the entire school ready selected so that they odd-numbered side of the ing place in the Central due to the lming, which ect, the SkillsUSA Chap- got behind the project, we could use the money they Square area. The show is will continue today. There street, police said. ter uplifted the quality of asked each student and raised to buy additional set to star Derek Luke and may also be some traf c No road closures or de- life for veterans in the city teacher to personally raise items. Raul Esparza and is based delays, according to the tours are anticipated, but of Lynn.” $22 each. At the end, we Following the presenta- on the book by Joseph Lynn Police Department. motorists should expect Barrios said the Wel- raised over $10,000,” Bar- tion, Lynn President Steve Finder. The show, creat- Today, there will be minor delays and seek al- come Home Project” rios said. Upton, a former Lynn Pub- ed and written by Jessica no parking until 7 p.m. ternate routes. helped a number of veter- Price recalled an emo- lic Schools administrator, ans’ families as they tran- tional episode at Walmart commended the SkillsUSA sitioned to new housing when the students were students, McCuish, Price Forty Steps Dance springs into offered by the city in June. at the register with some and the entire Lynn Tech He praised the coopera- $400 in clothing and per- family. “I can’t tell you how tion SkillsUSA received sonal hygiene items. A impressed I am with all of their 25th anniversary season from the Lynn Shelter As- man waiting patiently you,” he beamed. “What sociation and Lynn Hous- behind them asked what you’ve done is what makes NAHANT — Forty Steps in summer 2017, “Trees” include front-row seating ing Authority & Neigh- the delay was. Price apol- Lynn a special community.” Dance, Nahant’s premier will be adapted for an in- and a post-performance modern dance company, door venue. Guests will reception with the compa- will kick off their 25th be treated to additional ny at the home of Slagle. anniversary season at its surprises from the past 25 All proceeds bene t Forty Lynn Historical Commission annual spring concert at years of Forty Steps Dance Steps Dance. Nahant Town Hall on Sat- throughout the evening This performance is sup- seeking award nominations urday at 8 p.m. including performances by ported in part by a grant The concert will include many former dancers. from the Nahant Cultur- LYNN — The Lynn June 5 meeting, in City nominees, but we encour- new choreography and “I am excited to share al Council, a local agency Historical Commission’s Hall, at a location to be age input from the citi- repertory favorites from the stage with so many supported by the Massa- eighth annual Signi - determined soon. zens to help scour our city the past 25 years. “Frag- wonderful dancers from chusetts Cultural Council, cance Awards nominating The categories for nomi- for hidden gems.” ile,” created in the after- our past 25 years and look and in part by the Nahant period closes at noon on nations are in the Residen- Past awardees have math of Sept. 11, 2001 and forward to the years ahead Preservation Trust. April 13. tial, Commercial, Public/ included the Caledonia premiered in 2002, will for Forty Steps Dance,” A fundraiser at Tides Each year, the LHC seeks Open Space, and a Devo- Building on Union Street, feature Artistic Director said Slagle. “I am grateful Restaurant, Nahant, will input from the Lynn com- tion Award given to an in- the Edison Building in and choreographer Sal- to be able to continue to be held on April 30 fol- munity to identify worthy dividual. Washington Square, High lee Slagle as a performer share modern dance with lowed by a golf outing and candidates to receive the “We seek worthy exam- Rock Park and Tower, the with live music by Kelly the community,” fundraiser at Nahant Golf Signi cance Award. ples of preservation of pri- Gannon Golf Course Club- Riley, Duncan Lorien, Ka- Tickets are available Club on June 30. There The seven-member may- vate and public structures house, 9 Portland Street, trin Peterson and Julie online at www.fortysteps- will be several free outdoor oral-appointed Commis- and sites which re ect the the Essex Media Group, Earp. Forty Steps Dance’s dance.org. General admis- community performances sion selects awardees at rich history and heritage Michael Russo Plumbing, newest work, “Trees,” will sion is $25, VIP is $45. in summer 2018 includ- its May 1 meeting, 6:30 of our city,” said Calvin and Karen Malionek, for also be performed. Origi- Boston Dance Alliance, ing Flax Pond in Lynn and p.m., Room 402 at Lynn Anderson, chairperson of her devotion to the resto- nally presented outdoors senior and student tick- Forty Steps Dance at Forty City Hall. The meeting the Signi cance Awards ration and for obtaining at Red Rock Park in Lynn ets are $18. VIP tickets Steps in Nahant. is open to the public, as since its inception. “My co- National Historical Site always. The awards will chair, Wendy Joseph, and recognition for the Lydia be bestowed at the body’s I have a list of suitable Pinkham Home. Students invited to STEM Saturday

LYNN — North Shore ence encourages students such meaningful, fun, and Christian School will host to “be creative and to de- engaging activities, partic- a day of STEM (Science, velop critical thinking ularly outside of the stan- Technology, Engineering, skills as they solve chal- dard school day. STEM Mathematics) activities lenging problems,” said Saturdays foster import- on Saturday at its 26 Ur- Stephanie Gourley, Grade ant learning opportunities, ban St. campus. 5 teacher and STEM Sat- equally important STEM Students in grades 2 to urday leader at NSCS. Saturdays cultivates posi- 8 at NSCS as well as the Principal Robin Lowe tive relationships between broader community are in- added, “It is wonderful teachers and students and vited to attend. The event to observe students and builds community.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS runs from 9-11 a.m. This teacher leaders connect- To sign up, call 781-599- Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students, from left, Emma Gon- unique learning experi- ing in a school setting in 2040. Space is limited. zalez, Alex Wind, and Matt Deitsch participate in a panel discussion about guns Tuesday. Florida school shooting survivors speak at Harvard

ASSOCIATED PRESS The event Tuesday eve- ing more than 1 million ning at Harvard Kennedy people to participate in BOSTON — Students School’s Institute of Poli- marches on Saturday in who survived last month’s shooting at a Florida high tics featured six students Washington and in other school that left 17 people from Marjory Stoneman parts of the country call- dead have participated Douglas High School in ing for tougher rearms in a panel discussion at Parkland. regulations. Harvard about the social The students have be- They’ve already helped movement they’ve started come vocal advocates for lead rallies and lobbied calling in part for tougher stricter gun laws. lawmakers in Washington restrictions on guns. They say they’re expect- and Florida.

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Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Board Chair Alan Green- the Congressional Budget tion for their underwriting Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 span that a deregulated Office that it would in- files. By allowing banks to Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 hide data they’re already financial sector was hur- crease the likelihood of a Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 collecting, the bill will make Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 tling us toward disaster. federal bank bailout and classi [email protected] The New York Times, increase the budget deficit. it harder to detect and pre- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 in recounting this 2004 As in the Great Reces- vent patterns of discrim- Subscriptions [email protected] meeting, noted that repre- sion of 2008, the impacts ination. Effectively, it’s a sentatives of Greenlining of this policy would likely Redliner’s Bill of Rights. Circulation Institute “implored Mr. hit communities of col- Now that the Senate bill [email protected] Greenspan to use his bully or the hardest. A recent has passed with a bipar- Ext. 3 pulpit and press for a vol- investigation by Reveal tisan majority (16 Demo- untary code of conduct.” found that banks continue crats joined all Republicans Newsroom in voting “yes”), consider- [email protected] He was not interested. to practice illegal forms of [email protected] EDITORIAL Astonishingly, similar race-based discrimination, ation moves to the House warnings are being ig- a.k.a. redlining, in home of Representatives. Rep. Ext. 4 Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, nored all over again. mortgage lending. Obtain- Sports After the 2008 crash, ing home lending data is chair of the House Finan- [email protected] Congress passed a series key to shining light on this cial Services Committee, GOP leaders must has indicated he wants to Ext. 5 of reforms known as the bias, and hiding that data Dodd-Frank Act. While is exactly what the banks combine the Senate bill Retail and Online many of us felt this law would prefer. with existing House legis- Advertising [email protected] be firm in warning should have gone farther, Because black, Latino lation that’s also regarded as dangerous by consumer it did put in place a series and Asian American bor- ADVERTISING of common-sense protec- rowers were specifical- advocates. It’s time to sound an Trump not to tions designed to curb the ly targeted by predatory Peter Battinelli alarm. We need to re- Sales Representative, ext. 1217 “wild west” atmosphere on subprime lenders, Con- member what caused the [email protected] Wall Street. gress beefed up reporting Great Recession, and let In mid-March, the U.S. requirements under the Ernie Carpenter Jr. undermine Mueller Congress know we’ll be Senate acted to slash Home Mortgage Disclo- Director of Advertising watching to see whether those protections, pass- sure Act, to be effective and Business Development, ext. 1355 Over the weekend, a diverse assortment of it proceeds with this mad [email protected] ing a financial deregula- this year. Increased public Republican senators did President Donald experiment in bank dereg- reporting of statistics like Michele Iannaco Trump and the country a service in issuing a tion bill known as S.2115, ulation. rightly derided by critics borrower credit scores, Sales Representative, ext. 1315 direct warning to the president: His attacks on [email protected] the FBI and on the inquiry by special counsel as the “Bank Lobbyist mortgage loan terms and Orson Aguilar is pres- Robert Mueller must end. Act.” Among other things, the assessed points and ident of The Greenlining Ralph Mitchell the bill would exempt fees would help regulators Institute. This column was Sales Representative, ext. 1313 If they don’t, Trump risks destroying his own [email protected] presidency, inflicting enormous damage to the some truly massive banks find patterns of discrimi- written for the Progressive office he holds and the nation he leads. — up to $250 billion in as- nation and stop redlining. Media Project, affiliated Patricia Whalen The welcome warning came from various sets, big enough to include But the Bank Lobbyist with The Progressive mag- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] directions, including from Sens. Marco Rubio, American Express — from Act rolls back these new azine, and distributed by regulatory oversight de- reporting requirements for Tribune News Service. Jeff Flake, and Lindsay Graham, and from BUSINESS OFFICE Rep. Trey Gowdy, a top Republican on the House intelligence panel known for his fierce JONATHAN BERNSTEIN Susan J. Conti interrogations of Hillary Clinton during multi- Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] ple Benghazi hearings. Trump began the weekend by joyously exult- Ted Grant ing in Friday’s firing of Andrew McCabe, the Pelosi is the wrong Publisher, ext. 1234 former FBI deputy director whose retirement [email protected] was scheduled to be effective two days later. Marian Kinney Trump also attacked former FBI Director ext. 1212 James Comey, calling him a liar. Then he ac- target for Democrats [email protected] cused the FBI of widespread corruption at its Will Kraft highest levels, a claim he later amplified to Democrats on the cam- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 include corruption by the Justice and State paign trail are looking skit- [email protected] departments during, and perhaps since, the tish about defending Nancy Jennifer Perez election. Pelosi. Others in the House ext. 1205 On one level, these attacks are nothing new. are sounding impatient for [email protected] Trump has previously declared that he “knows a changing of the guard. Mike Shanahan more about ISIS than the generals do, believe Pelosi is the wrong tar- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 me,” routinely belittled the intelligence agen- get, however: They should [email protected] cies, and said the courts, when they disagree be going after Democratic Carolina Trujillo with him, were “broken and unfair.” Whip Steny Hoyer, so that a But the latest attacks move his presidency, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 healthy fight to succeed Pe- [email protected] and with it the nation, into new and dangerous losi can actually take place. Jim Wilson territory. Two things Democrats The FBI is conducting a massive investiga- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 should know: [email protected] tion, led by Mueller, into Russia’s tampering Congressional leaders with the 2016 election, an effort seen as de- are almost always unpop- CIRCULATION signed to keep Trump’s opponent, Hillary Clin- PHOTO | OLIVIER DOULIERY/ABACA PRESS ular. Pelosi isn’t unpopular Lisa Mahmoud ton, out of the White House. Thirteen Russian because she’s a liberal, or House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi speaks at Manager, ext. 1239 nationals and three Russian entities have been from San Francisco, or even the National Museum of American History in [email protected] indicted in what Trump’s own Justice Depart- because of misogyny. She’s Washington, D.C. ment has called a sophisticated and unprece- CLASSIFIED unpopular because she’s a dented effort. Abbe Young Smith congressional leader. As of The inquiry is also examining whether the who are impatient to move better off if they establish Manager, ext. 1276 last June, Pelosi was 20 per- Trump campaign, the Trump family or others up or who simply believe a process and groom the [email protected] centage points underwater in his orbit knew about the effort and whether the leadership has grown next generation. Pelosi in favorability polling. So NEWSROOM they aided it. There has been no evidence of ac- stale have a stronger case no doubt benefited from a was Paul Ryan. Both were tual collusion presented, but already Trump’s to make. All organizations year as Democratic whip Bill Brotherton targeted in ads by the other former campaign manager, a former foreign eventually need change at while Dick Gephardt was Features Editor ext. 1338 party in the recent Pennsyl- policy adviser and the former general he ele- the top. Even though Pelosi the party leader, and from [email protected] vania election. That’s just was an excellent speaker of vated to lead the National Security Council — several years as minority Gayla Cawley par for the course through- against explicit warnings from outgoing Presi- the House and has been a leader before she became Reporter, ext. 1236 out U.S. history. dent Barack Obama — have been indicted. first-rate minority leader, speaker. The best way to [email protected] House leaders are ac- it’s clear that at 77 she no make that happen now On Friday, The New York Times reported that Cheryl Charles Mueller had, weeks before, demanded records customed to working at longer represents a long- isn’t to toss her aside and a distinct disadvantage News Editor, ext. 1278 from Trump’s private companies. term leadership option. have Hoyer move up; it’s [email protected] when it comes to earning But neither is Steny for him to stop blocking In response, Trump stepped up his assault on Thomas Grillo Mueller. Despite the investigation’s more than the adulation of the mass- Hoyer, and neither is next- the way. By all accounts es. They are creatures of in-line James Clyburn. Reporter, ext. 1264 20 indictments or guilty pleas so far, Trump he’s been effective at his [email protected] twice called it a “witch hunt” over the weekend Washington to the fullest, It’s absolutely true that job, but there’s no particu- and said it should never have been authorized. spending their time on Democrats need to pre- lar reason to think that of Spenser Hasak reconciliation instructions pare for succession in the the two of them, she’s the Photographer, ext. 1332 The attacks were so sudden, and with such [email protected] sustained ferocity, members of his own party and motions to recommit House, and I’ve criticized one who’s expendable. recoiled. Trump would risk destroying his pres- and modified closed rules Pelosi for not doing so in In the meantime, while Thor Jourgensen idency were he to follow through and fire Muel- and 301 (b) allocations. the past. If there really everyone on the campaign Editorial Director, ext. 1267 [email protected] ler, some said. To virtually all voters, is pressure to accelerate trail will do what they “People see that as a massive red line that this seems irrelevant, and the process, that’s prob- have to do to win, other Steve Krause can’t be crossed,” said Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz. possibly irritating. The ably the source of it. The Democrats shouldn’t be Sports Editor, ext. 1229 “I hope that the pushback is now to keep the actual work of leadership solution isn’t to push her shy about praising their [email protected] president from going there.” involves the kinds of com- out, however. It’s to push once and perhaps future Owen O’Rourke These warnings should be amplified by others promising and deal-mak- Hoyer out, and probably speaker. Just in terms of Photographer, ext. 1224 in Congress, including Senate Majority Whip ing that rarely inspire Clyburn too. Then, House job performance, she’s al- [email protected] enthusiasm. Whoever suc- Democrats can have their John Cornyn of Texas, who remained silent most certainly been one of Roberto Scalese over the weekend. On Monday, Cornyn told re- ceeds Pelosi will be an un- big fight over their future the best two modern speak- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 porters during a brief interview in the Capitol popular leader, too. leader without having to ers, along with Tip O’Neill. [email protected] that he agreed with his colleagues’ statements Besides, the anti-Pe- commit to someone un- There’s no reason Demo- losi message isn’t really tested right away, since Mark Sutherland from the weekend that it’d be a mistake to fire crats shouldn’t be proud Creative Director Mueller. about swing voters, who they would only be choos- of her record, regardless of [email protected] We don’t know what the Mueller inquiry will barely know who she is. ing the second-ranked how she’s demonized. ultimately say about the 2016 campaign. But It helps fire up partisan position — whip if they Anne Marie Tobin America deserves to know the whole story. Republicans. And Republi- remain in the minority, or Jonathan Bernstein is a Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 An abrupt halt to his work will only create a can-aligned media has no leader if they win a major- Bloomberg View columnist. [email protected] firestorm that not even the president will like- problem creating new de- ity in November. He taught political science Bridget Turcotte ly be able to put out. mons for hard-core Repub- Perhaps there’s never a at the University of Texas Reporter, ext. 1269 lican voters to get fired up particularly good time for at San Antonio and De- [email protected] An editorial by The Dallas Morning News. against. a leadership transition. Pauw University and wrote Ryan York Democrats in Congress That’s why parties are A Plain Blog About Politics. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 With police near, the suspected Crisis experts claim Facebook mishandled Austin bomber blows himself up the user data scandal His motive remained a By Jim Vertuno leaving the social network mystery. By Mae Anderson and Will Weissert ASSOCIATED PRESS or mulling the possibility, ASSOCIATED PRESS Police finally found the and Facebook’s stock is 23-year-old early Wednes- NEW YORK — The cri- PFLUGERVILLE, Texas down 9 percent since Fri- day at a hotel in a suburb sis-management playbook — As a SWAT team closed day. north of Austin known is pretty simple: Get ahead in, the suspected bomber Facebook’s handling of as the scene for filming of the story, update authori- the growing public-re- whose deadly explosives portions of “Friday Night ties and the public regular- terrorized Austin for three lations crisis is remark- Lights.” Officers prepared ly, accept responsibility and able in that one of the weeks used one of his de- to move in for an arrest. take decisive action. Cri- vices to blow himself up. world’s biggest companies When the suspect’s sport sis-management experts seems not to be playing But police warned that he utility vehicle began to say that until Wednesday, could have planted more by well-established cri- drive away, they followed. Facebook was 0-for-4. sis-management rules. bombs before his death, Conditt ran into a ditch Facebook’s two top exec- “This will go down as and they cautioned the on the side of the road, utives, CEO Mark Zucker- the textbook case study city to stay on guard. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and SWAT officers ap- berg and chief operating as how not to handle a cri- Mark Anthony Conditt, proached. That’s when he Officials investigate the scene where a suspect officer Sheryl Sandberg, sis,” said Scott Galloway, a an unemployed college detonated a bomb inside in a series of bombing attacks in Austin blew went radio silent after New York University pro- dropout, had been tracked the vehicle, Austin Police himself up as authorities closed in Wednesday. news broke last Friday fessor of marketing. “The down using store surveil- Chief Brian Manley said. that political consulting only thing we know about lance video, cellphone sig- Authorities did not im- people and wounded four he was home schooled. firm Cambridge Analyt- this and are comfortable nals and witness accounts mediately say whether others. He later attended Austin ica may have used data predicting is that it’s go- of a strange-looking cus- Conditt acted alone in the Investigators released Community College from improperly obtained from ing to get worse.” tomer making purchases five bombings in the Texas few details about him, ex- 2010 to 2012, according roughly 50 million Face- In his statement in a disguise that included capital and suburban San cept his age and that he to a college spokeswoman, book users to try to sway Wednesday — posted, of a blonde wig and gloves. Antonio that killed two was white. Neighbors say but he did not graduate. elections, including the course, on Facebook — 2016 White House race. Zuckerberg acknowledged It was not until five days that mistakes were made, after the scandal erupted outlined changes the com- that Zuckerberg spoke up. pany has undertaken, and Meanwhile, some Face- accepted responsibility for book users have been the problem.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2016 event in Barcelona, Spain. Medical bankruptcies

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS may not be as common A Vampire Bat drinks bovine blood in the Criaturas de la Noche (Creatures of the Night) Bat House, the Audubon Zoo’s new night house in New Orleans. as we once thought

By Tom Murphy bankruptcy in the years ASSOCIATED PRESS following their stay, said Creatures of the night inhabit study co-author Matthew Medical bills can push Notowidigdo, a North- patients over the financial western University econ- cliff, but a new study says omist. Audubon Zoo’s newest building this may not happen as It just may not happen often as previous research as frequently as the other staffer Dominique Fleitas projection of a speaking, By Janet hung together from one suggests. research indicates. Mcconnaughey said Tuesday. “You can feel sculpted face. such cup, forming a clump Hospitalizations cause “What causes bank- ASSOCIATED PRESS the wind as their wings “Push my buttons. I dare that could fit easily into only about 4 percent of per- ruptcies is still somewhat are flapping around you.” you,” it says at intervals. one hand, while a seventh sonal bankruptcies among NEW ORLEANS — It’s unknown, but it appears She said their echoloca- “I’d do it myself but I have lapped cow’s blood from a non-elderly U.S. adults, daylight outside, but with that medical expenses are tion — the ability to use no arms. I’m just a giant small bowl on the ground. according to an analysis indoor lights simulating responsible for a much sound to locate objects — button-head.” Other cases hold giant published Wednesday in a full moon, hundreds of smaller share of them is so precise that they eas- Pressing the buttons cave cockroaches, reddish the New England Journal than previously thought,” bats flap back and forth. ily go around her. elicits messages such as of Medicine. On a nearby wall, what poison dart frogs with said co-author Raymond The animals in the Cri- “Some bats live by them- creamy white stripes, two This contrasts with pre- Kluender of the Massa- appears to be a talking aturas de la Noche (Crea- selves, while others live vious research by former stone face provides bat fun kinds of tarantulas and chusetts Institute of Tech- tures of the Night) Bat in caves with thousands Harvard professor and nology. facts. thumb-sized green tree House all are from Central of other bats. The largest frogs. At each end are current U.S. Sen. Eliza- Researchers also esti- It’s the night house at and South America. The bat colony in the world two more elaborate dis- beth Warren and others mated that hospitaliza- the Audubon Zoo in New building’s interior simu- is found in Texas, at the plays, one for the Nancy that pointed to medical tions were responsible Orleans, and it opens Fri- lates an abandoned ware- Bracken Cave.” Ma’s night owl monkeys, reasons as the trigger for for only about 6 percent day. The Associated Press house set up to protect A much smaller colony more than 60 percent of or douroucoulis, and the of bankruptcies among got a preview Tuesday. Mayan artifacts during a — eight vampire bats — U.S. bankruptcies. other for a ring-tailed cat uninsured patients. They The centerpiece of the dig. One wall is painted lives in one of a half-doz- In the new study, re- noted that hospitalization — actually related to rac- $1.6 million night house with maps of the supposed en exhibit cases set up as searchers tracked the rates are lower in that coons. is the 42-foot-long flight site and its general area. if a visitor were looking credit reports of more patient group compared cage for 200 Seba’s short- Tiles, plates and other through a broken wall “They’re creepy. Su- than a half million adults to the overall non-elderly tailed bats — fruit-eating “artifacts” hang on other into the jungle. Their per creepy,” said Ashley under 65 in California population. mammals up to 2½ inch- walls or sit on shelves. home is made to imitate McClaran, vice president who had a hospitalization The new analysis includ- es long, with a foot-wide Near one end of the a tropical ceiba-tree’s but- for construction and ex- between 2003 and 2007 ed a broader range of peo- wingspan. flight cage is a giant sim- tress-like roots with cup- hibits. “They hiss at you that wasn’t tied to child- ple than earlier research, “It’s amazing going in ulated carving of a man like green lichen growing and they’re giant. My son birth. They found that which focused on those there and having the bats with loudspeakers for ear- from it. During the pre- is going to love them. He’s hospitalizations clearly who already had filed for fly by you,” animal care rings, topped by a movie view, a half-dozen bats 7.” forced some patients into bankruptcy protection. Allegations from women Final spending bill leaves out in his past shadow Trump ‘dreamers,’ major wall money By Andrew Taylor segments. But Trump emerged saying they basi- By Catherine Lucey — A New York City high-level departures and ASSOCIATED PRESS would be denied a more cally had a deal. ASSOCIATED PRESS judge ruled that a defa- a stalled legislative agenda. recent, far larger $25 bil- “We’re finalizing,” said mation lawsuit by a for- WASHINGTON — Ne- WASHINGTON — The But the women aren’t lion request for multi-year House Speaker Paul Ryan, mer contestant on “The going away. The former gotiators on a $1.3 trillion funding for the wall proj- R-Wis., told reporters, say- chorus of women from government spending bill Apprentice” can move Playboy model, Karen ect. Democrats said just ing the bill would shortly President Donald Trump’s forward while Trump is dropped protections for past is getting louder. McDougal, is set to do an $641 million would go to be made public. “We’re in in office. She has accused so-called Dreamer immi- Accusations about new segments of fencing a good place.” Trump of unwanted sex- interview with Anderson grants and gave President Trump’s past sexual ex- and walls that double as The bill would give ual contact. Cooper on CNN Thursday. Donald Trump only a par- ploits bubbled up on three levees. Trump a huge budget in- — Porn actress Stormy And Daniels — whose legal tial victory on funding for fronts Tuesday, with two Negotiators planned to crease for the military, name is Stephanie Clifford his U.S.-Mexico border women pressing court cases Daniels and her lawyer unveil the massive gov- while Democrats would wall as talks entered the and a porn actress public- continued their media — has taped an interview ernment-wide spending cement wins on infrastruc- final stage on Wednesday. ly needling the president. campaign against Trump with CBS’ “60 Minutes,” bill later in the day in ture and other domestic A meeting of top con- Trump has so far weathered as she seeks to invalidate expected to air soon. hopes of passing it before programs that they failed gressional leaders pro- the rising #MeToo move- a nondisclosure agree- Some longtime allies a Friday midnight dead- to get under President ment she signed days be- duced tentative accords ment, but the latest devel- questioned whether the line to avoid a government Barack Obama. It funds fore the 2016 presidential on two tax provisions and shutdown. a 2.4 percent pay raise for opments served as a fresh accusations would have election so she can discuss a decision to strengthen A senior administration military personnel touted reminder about the shadow much impact. More than thrown by questions about their relationship. the criminal background official said the White by Republicans. the thrice-married busi- “People DO care that he a dozen women came for- check system for gun pur- House is generally happy The aides required ano- nessman’s past. lied about it, had me bul- ward during the 2016 chases. House Speaker with the emerging deal. nymity because the agree- In short order on Tues- lied, broke laws to cover it campaign to say that Paul Ryan, R-Wis., said an The person said the plan ment is not yet public. day: up, etc.,” Daniels tweeted. Trump had harassed them official agreement on the addresses the president’s Battles over budget pri- — A former Playboy Trump has consistently or worse, many speaking sweeping measure would top priorities, including a orities in the huge bill likely come “very soon.” model who claims she denied accusations from all out in the wake of the “Ac- large funding increase for were all settled, while a three women. He has previ- GOP aides said that the military, border secu- handful of non-budget had an affair with Trump cess Hollywood” tape in in 2006 filed a lawsuit in ously called his accusers “li- Trump would win $1.6 bil- rity measures and money issues remained, includ- which he was heard brag- California seeking to in- ars” and has deemed such lion for a border wall and to fight the opioid epidem- ing a GOP effort to fix a validate a confidentiality reports “made up stuff.” But ging about groping wom- physical barriers along ic. poorly drafted section of agreement so she can dis- it was another distraction en. Some of them spoke the border, which would The top four leaders the recent tax cut law that cuss her alleged relation- for a White House already out again as the #MeToo construct older wall de- of both House and Sen- is harming Midwestern ship. contending with a rash of movement took off. signs and repair existing ate met Wednesday and grain companies. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- a.m.; there was a report of a plates, and disorderly conduct, Lynn pair faces drug larly arrests, reflect police records. In gunshot on Hamilton Avenue subsequent offense. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at 11:07 a.m.; vandalism was Amanda Dexter, 27, of 11 it is the sole responsibility of the con- reported on Market Street at Cook St. in Lynn was arrested 3:41 p.m.; there was a report and charged with trafficking in trafficking charges cerned party to contact the relevant of a disturbance on Andrew methamphetamine and disor- police department and have the de- Street at 6:08 p.m.; there was derly conduct. By Adam Swift 27, of 11 Cook St. in Lynn the vehicle,” said Bonaiu- partment issue a notice of correction a report of a gunshot on Har- Lynda M. Omar, 44, of 120 ITEM STAFF for trafficking in metham- to. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- wood St. at 7:08 p.m.; there Foster St. in Peabody on a war- phetamine. Additional officers and PEABODY — Two Lynn ifications will not be made without was a report of a fight on Wil- rant. Around 4:15 p.m. Tues- the K-9 unit were called to residents are facing meth- express notice of change from the low Street at 7:25 p.m.; there day, Peabody police got a the scene to help find the amphetamine trafficking arresting police department. was a report of an assault and Accidents call about a car hitting a two suspects and to search battery on Willow Street at charges after a single-car There was a motor vehicle crash into a telephone telephone pole near 272 the car. During the search 9:54 p.m.; there was a report Lynn St., according to of the vehicle, police found LYNN of a fight at Manning Field at accident on Andover Street at pole on Lynn Street Tues- Peabody Police Captain several hypodermic nee- 10:14 p.m.; there was a report 3:31 p.m. Tuesday; there was day afternoon. Dennis Bonaiuto. When dles and a prescription Arrests of a fight on Essex Street at a motor vehicle accident on Chanda Kol, 36, of 21 10:57 a.m. Wednesday. Lowell Street at 11:03 a.m. Chase St. in Lynn was ar- officers got to the scene, bottle that, after field Jorge Aurich of 33 Spring Wednesday. rested and charged with several witnesses said testing, appeared to con- St., #1 in Lynn was arrested on Thefts trafficking in metham- they saw two people walk- tain amphetamines and warrants. Complaints phetamine, leaving the ing away from the acci- MDMA. Charles Beard, 34, of 361 There was a report of a rob- scene of an accident with dent toward Spring Pond A short time after the Revere Beach Parkway in Re- bery on Green Street at 8:26 There was a report of two property damage and Road. car was searched, Kol and vere was arrested and charged p.m. Tuesday; there was a re- shoplifters leaving TJ Maxx on several motor-vehicle re- “The witnesses provided Dexter were located and with a motor vehicle lights vi- port of a breaking and entering Andover Street at 3:34 p.m. lated charges. Police also a description of the oper- arrested near Oakcrest olation and operating a motor on Commercial Street at 8:23 Tuesday; a caller reported a arrested Amanda Dexter, ator and the passenger of Road in Lynn. vehicle and operating a motor a.m. Wednesday. man making a disturbance vehicle with a suspended li- at Bill & Bob’s Roast Beef on cense. LYNNFIELD Central Street at 9:29 p.m. Ac- Susan Douglas, 34, of 18 cording to police, the man was Restaurant owner Morris St. in Lynn was arrested Accidents upset that he received a cold and charged with trespassing, egg roll on St. Patrick’s Day; inhaling glue or a toxic sub- There was a motor vehicle a caller reported a road rage stance, and assault and bat- accident with personal injury incident on Summit Street at charged with tax fraud tery on a police officer. Route 128 North at 5:09 p.m. 10:28 p.m. Steven Liberge, of 147 Saturday; there was an acci- By Gayla Cawley cording to the Suffolk Coun- vestigation by the Massa- Washington St. in Lynn was ar- dent with property damage on SAUGUS ITEM STAFF ty District Attorney’s office. chusetts Department of rested on warrants. Summer Street at 3:20 p.m. Marquado appeared in Revenue and State Police, EAST BOSTON — A Lillian Riggs, of 201 Essex Sunday; there was an acci- East Boston Municipal prosecutors said. Arrests Lynn woman faces tax St. in Lynn was arrested on dent with personal injury on S. Court on Wednesday, but fraud charges connect- Prosecutors said Marqua- warrants. Broadway at 9:20 a.m. Mon- her arraignment was con- Robert D. Ariniello, 40, of ed to sales from her East do failed to report approxi- Al Soedomo, 27, of 14 Al- day; a hit and run accident 25 Beachview Ave. in Saugus Boston diner. tinued until April 18 after mately $861,000 of taxable len Ave. in Lynn was arrested was reported on Market Street was arrested on warrants and Donna Marquado, 58, the Judge John E. McDonald sales to the Department of and charged with two counts ay 12:24 p.m. charged with assault and bat- owner of Donna’s Restau- Jr. recused himself from Revenue from early 2012 of possessing a firearm card tery. the case because of a fam- without an FID card and un- rant, was charged with 39 to 2015. As a result, she al- Complaints counts each of failure to ily connection with the de- legedly failed to pay approx- lawful and improper storage of Accidents There was a report of mali- pay taxes and filing false fendant, prosecutors said. imately $60,000 in taxes. a firearm. Marquado had been Jennifer Thurell, 35, of 54 cious destruction of property There was a motor vehicle tax returns on more than summoned to court and Gayla Cawley can be Rockaway St. in Lynn was ar- on Locksley Road at 11:33 accident with property dam- $850,000 in sales at her was released until her reached at gcawley@item- rested and charged with re- a.m. Saturday; a caller report- age on Pierce Memorial Drive diner. She allegedly charged next court date. The live.com. Follow her on ceiving a stolen motor vehicle. ed she was assaulted on Ross at 1:36 p.m. Tuesday. diner patrons the meals tax Drive at 7:38 p.m.; there was a but failed to report it, ac- charges come after an in- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Accidents suspicious automobile report- Complaints ed on Jordan Road at 12:54 There was a motor vehicle a.m. Sunday; There were wires down on accident in Austin Square at Seaview Avenue at 11:30 a.m. Reported stabbing in 1:11 a.m. Tuesday; there was MARBLEHEAD Tuesday; there was a report of an accident on Lily Street at a young woman driving errati- 8:02 a.m.; there was a motor Accidents cally on Walnut Street at 2:30 Lynn under investigation vehicle accident on Adams p.m.; an Eastside Avenue resi- Brown said. During a struggle between Street at 8:05 a.m.; there was There was a two-car accident dent reported that her dog was By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF The man’s injuries the two, the victim was an accident on Federal Street on West Shore Drive at 10:50 shot by a bb gun. at 8:16 a.m.; there was an a.m. Tuesday; a postal worker are not considered to be slashed and fled his car. LYNN — Police are life-threatening — he was The woman then took off accident on W. Neptune St. at was injured when a mail truck Thefts investigating after a treated at the scene by with his car, Brown said. 9:25 a.m.; there was an ac- drove off the road at 12:20 52-year-old Lynn man Atlantic Ambulance and “This does not appear to cident with personal injury on p.m. There was a report of a said he was stabbed by a Lynn Fire crews and then be a random act, and there Boston Street at 9:51 a.m.; breaking and entering to a res- woman who also stole his there was an accident on Es- Complaints idence on Stillings Road with car on Tuesday night. The taken to Salem Hospital, could be more to the story, sex Street at 10:21 a.m.; there a wedding band and several woman had told the victim Brown said. which the victim did not was an accident on Bennett There was a report of a per- coins reported missing at 6:40 she needed help, but in- The victim told police care to share,” Brown said. Street at 12:21 p.m.; there son sleeping in a motor vehicle a.m. Tuesday; there was a re- stead allegedly proceeded he was driving in the “The vehicle, a red Maz- on Bessom Street at 9:49 a.m. was an accident on Bennett port of an employee who stole to attempt to rob him at area when he was flagged da 6, was reported stolen, Tuesday; there was a report Street at 4:50 p.m.; there was a set of tires from a tire retailer knifepoint in his car. down by a woman who ex- and (on Wednesday) was of a missing stop sign at the a hit and run motor vehicle on on Broadway. Police responded to the pressed a need for help. recovered, abandoned.” end of Bessom Street at 9:57 Marianna Street at 8:23 a.m. area of Violet and Green He allowed her to get into The incident is under a.m.; a caller reported that Wednesday; there was an ac- SWAMPSCOTT streets at approximate- his car. At some point, the investigation by the Lynn there was a low-flying drone, cident at City Hall Square at ly 8:30 p.m. on a report woman showed a knife Police Criminal Investi- possibly taking photographs of 9:26 a.m.; there was an ac- Accidents of a stolen car and found and held it to the man’s gation Division. No arrest a building at 2:41 p.m. cident on Federal Street at 1 a man who had a signifi- throat, Brown said. has been made, but police p.m. There was a motor vehicle cant cut with bleeding to The woman then al- have identified a few peo- PEABODY accident on Humphrey Street his left arm and left thigh, legedly demanded the vic- ple of interest, who fit the Complaints at 7:26 a.m. Tuesday; there Lynn Police Lt. Dave tim’s wallet and money. suspect’s description. Arrests was a hit and run accident There was a report of a reported on Paradise Road at disturbance on Tudor Street Chanda Kol, 36, of 21 1:45 p.m. at 1:46 a.m. Tuesday; there Chase St. in Lynn was arrested was a report of a school dis- and charged with operating a Complaints turbance on Conomo Avenue motor vehicle with a suspend- at 8:05 a.m.; there was a re- ed license, leaving the scene There was a traffic enforce- port of vandalism to a motor of an accident with property ment post on Atlantic Avenue vehicle on Chatham street at damage, trafficking in meth- at 7:01 a.m. Tuesday; there 8:18 a.m.; there was a report amphetamine, operating with was a traffic enforcement post of vandalism to a motor vehi- registration revoked, unin- on Middlesex Avenue at 7:03 cle on Ocean Street at 10:22 sured motor vehicle, attaching a.m. Girl reportedly choked by parent in soccer match fight PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Russell A mother walks her daughter, a student from Great Mills High School, Contreras to the car as she picks her up from Leonardtown High School in Leon- ASSOCIATED PRESS ardtown, Md., Tuesday. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A New Mexico youth soccer league is investi- Police: Maryland school shooter gating a teen soccer game where racial tensions apparently was lovesick teen erupted into a chaotic brawl in which a parent is By Matthew Barakat A 14-year-old boy who Maryland Prince George’s accused of physically as- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Brian Witte was shot in the thigh Hospital Center. A fund- saulting one of the female ASSOCIATED PRESS during the encounter was raising page to help Wil- players. Bianca Retana, 15, left, and her sister, Miranda, released Wednesday from ley’s family has raised The Duke City Soccer GREAT MILLS, Md. — 16, talk on Wednesday. a hospital. more than $54,000. League confirmed Tues- Tuesday’s school shooting The St. Mary’s Coun- Hospital spokesman Mi- day it’s looking into re- in southern Maryland Kokulis said he didn’t she was watching her sis- ty Sheriff’s Office said chael Schwartzberg said ports that a man choked that left the shooter dead hear any racial slurs di- ter, Miranda, in the mid- Wednesday that Rollins in an email Wednesday and groped a 15-year-old and two students wound- rected at the Alameda dle of the brawl with Rio player during a match ed increasingly appears to and the girl had been in a night that she remained team from parents but his players. As she tried to Saturday at a suburban be the action of a lovesick relationship that recent- in critical condition. players reported to him pull her sister from the soccer complex. teenager. ly ended. Authorities had Attempts to reach Rol- that their opponents used fight, Bianca said a man Ana Garcia, the coach of Authorities on Wednes- previously only said that lins’ family were unsuc- Alameda 99, a team made anti-white epithets. came from behind her and day released a few ad- the two had had a rela- cessful. up of mostly Hispanic With the game tied, a me- got her in a choke hold. ditional details into the tionship of some sorts. A day after the eruption teens, said the melee be- lee broke out after an Ala- “And then he pulled me shooting at Great Mills “All indications suggest of gun violence in one of gan after her players were meda player pushed a Rio closer to him. I screamed High School in St. Mary’s the shooting was not a the sleepy community’s taunted during a close Galaxy player and two Rio for him to stop and he County. random act of violence,” schools, the few residents game with Rio Galaxy, one Galaxy players jumped the wouldn’t let go,” Retana Austin Rollins, 17, was police said in a statement. who ventured out amid a of the Albuquerque area’s Alameda girl, Garcia said. told The Associated Press. killed after shooting a St. Mary’s County Sher- snowstorm blanketing the elite soccer clubs. Aracely “Arcie” Chapa, “Finally, he let go...and I schoolmate, 16-year-old iff Tim Cameron said ear- East Coast praised the “All throughout the a parent of two Alameda saw my coach. I ran up to Jaelynn Willey. A school lier that a precise determi- school resource officer who game, the parents were players, said she saw a her and I hugged her.” resource officer got there nation of Rollins’ motive responded, Deputy First calling the players things large man wrapping his Chapa said she heard within a minute and fired may be impossible now Class Blaine Gaskill. like ‘dirty Mexicans,’ and arms around the girl and the man who assaulted a shot at Willey, but it’s not that he is dead. “He did a very, very good other stuff I can’t even re- that the girl’s father inter- Bianca Retana tell her yet clear whether Rollins The girl, Jaelynn Willey, job,” said Sharon Eglinton, peat,” Garcia said. vened. father, “Oh yea, I touched was killed by the officer’s was still fighting for her manager of a cafe in near- Rio Galaxy coach Steve Bianca Retana, 15, said your daughter all right.” bullet or took his own life. life at the University of by Leonardtown. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Swampscott gears up for election next month

SWAMPSCOTT O’Brien said she thought tion of what we’ve been within the district’s ele- challenges in town and Sembhi said she would From A1 there would be no con- doing with slowing tax mentary schools that need working to implement the focus on making sure the tested races and thought growth, which requires to be addressed. He said town’s Master Plan. He board is constantly plot- for local assessors. Asses- it was distressing that no a vigilant attention to the schools are subpar. said he would also be fo- ting for the future of the sors and their staff with one was stepping up. revenue growth and lim- The town has been accept- cused on the revitalization library, making sure it’s a valuation responsibilities O’Brien is also on the iting expenses,” he said. ed into the Massachusetts of Humphrey Street, Vin- part of the community and must complete Course 101 For the Love of Swamp- “Secondly, I believe that School Building Authority nin Square and the area making sure people know and pass the course exam- scott board and is the PTO Swampscott is long over- (MSBA) for replacement around the train station. it’s a resource. ination within two years treasurer for Swampscott due in terms of invest- of Hadley Elementary He said he’s interested in Moderator of their original election or Middle School. She has a ing in a new elementary School, and school officials making Swampscott more Michael McClung, 57, is appointment. 13-year-old daughter at school and it is something have proposed a consol- transit-oriented by having running for a third, one- “I’ve done three terms, so the middle school. She’s that we have to do, and we idated K-5 elementary attractive commercial and year term as town moder- nine years total, so there’s previously served as PTO have to make sure we do it school to replace the dis- residential opportunities ator. The town moderator no reason not to (run) and treasurer for Clarke Ele- right. I’m excited that we trict’s three elementary near the train station, so runs Town Meeting. I enjoy it,” Paster said. mentary School. have a real collegial atmo- schools. more people can live in McClung said he contin- “It’s fulfilling.” “I love this town and I sphere among all boards “I look forward to mov- town and work in the city. ues to work on involving Paster cites her experi- want to serve it the best I and committees to make ing ahead in a direction He’s also interested in in- more people, encouraging ence as a reason people can,” O’Brien said. sure we get it done and we of solving the problems creasing the town’s afford- people to run for Town should vote for her, and Board of Selectmen get it done right.” in our elementary schools able housing stock. Meeting, educating them if elected, said she would Peter Spellios, 46, is School Committee with the thought process of “I think that people on how Town Meeting focus on keeping the pub- running for a second, Ted Delano, 50, a demonstrating the needs should vote for me because works and helping them to lic aware, making sure three-year term on the Swampscott Police de- of the kids to the entire I’m excited about the pros- influence the process. public questions are an- five-member Board of Se- tective, is running for a community,” Delano said. pect of helping Swamp- McClung said the mod- swered and making sure lectmen. He works as a third, three-year term on Planning Board scott grow moving forward erator’s unofficial role is the level of transparency principal at Transom Real the five-member school David Zucker, 33, is vy- and working with current to be the spokesperson for continues. She said the Estate in Boston. committee. He’s been with ing to fill a vacant seat members of the planning participatory democracy board has worked hard to “I have become con- the Swampscott Police De- on the five-member Plan- board to make sure we do in town. His official role accomplish that so the el- vinced that continuity in partment for 27 years. ning Board — JR Young that effectively and cre- also includes appointing derly are able to access the town government is really “I think that beginning has opted not to run for atively,” Zucker said. members of the Finance exemptions that are avail- important and for years, my third term, you have re-election. Trustee of the and Capital Improvement able to them. Swampscott didn’t have the unique perspective Zucker has been living Public Library committees. Diane O’Brien, 55, said people on the (board of) of how the budget of the in Swampscott for about Tript Sembhi, 38, is run- McClung serves as a as the owner of a tax prac- selectmen and school com- school operates and living three years and has served ning for her first, three- Town Meeting member tice, she prepares tax re- mittee that served more within our means of the as a Town Meeting mem- year term as a trustee. and has served on several town boards, including the turns for a living. She’s than one term, and that budget (and) that is im- ber for the last two Town She was appointed in Finance Committee and an enrolled agent through didn’t allow people to use portant, but at the same Meetings. He works as an December after another Article 6 Committee. the IRS, which is a li- what they learned in their time, representing all the attorney in Boston, a real trustee stepped down. Board of Health and censed position, a designa- first term in subsequent kids in the district from estate litigator. Sembhi works as a mar- Housing Authority tion she’s had since 1992. years,” Spellios said. the different schools to the “Our first son was born keting coordinator and Marianne Hartmann and “It’s kind of in my wheel- Spellios said there’s a different groups within about a year and a half agent at Sagan Realtors Richard Callahan, who are house,” said O’Brien on lot of initiatives the board the student body, whether ago, so that really kick- in town. She has been on running for reelection to the fundraising committee why she decided to run. has started and his hope they’re the athletes, or the started me in wanting to the Board of Health (three- “I understand procedures is that they can now work drama, or the robotics, or be involved in the future for the Swampscott Public year term) and Housing and tax rates. I thought it to institutionalize the the sports,” Delano said. of the town now that I Library for the past two Authority (five-year term) would be the best way to mindset and continue to “We’re lucky to have such have someone to think years and is also on the respectively, could not be contribute to the town.” ensure that officials make committed kids within about at home as well,” board for HAWC in Salem. reached for comment. O’Brien said she also quality of life investments, Swampscott and I’m priv- Zucker said. “I think it’s a great li- wanted to run because but also slow future tax ileged enough to represent Zucker said he’s excit- brary and I’d like to be an Gayla Cawley can be of the lack of competi- growth. them.” ed about working with advocate for it in the com- reached at gcawley@item- tion in the local election. “I think what I want to Going forward, Delano current board members munity,” Sembhi said. “It’s live.com. Follow her on When she took out papers, focus on (is a) continua- said there’s some issues to address unique zoning a great resource.” Twitter @GaylaCawley.

Loyola Ramblers Sister Jean a slam dunk guard Clayton Custer (13) reaches in for the SISTER celebrity. connected with any team hug with Sister Jean From A1 Actually, let Sister Jean during the NCAA Tour- Dolores Schmidt correct that. nament (Sorry, Donte In- after playing in the before another one ap- “International celebrity,” gram and Clayton Custer, second round of the proached. They opted to she quipped to a TV news the Loyola players who return to the hotel for NCAA tournament reporter Sunday. She men- hit game-winning shots lunch. tioned being the subject of against the Tennes- in the first and second see Volunteers at Even at the hotel, peo- news segments in Mexico ple in town for a conven- and Britain. rounds). American Airlines NBC’s “Access” inter- Center on Saturday tion — not for basketball Darren Rovell, ESPN’s viewed the California na- in Dallas, Texas. — knew Sister Jean. She’s sports business report- in so many selfies, she now er, said Sister Jean has tive Monday and called PHOTO | JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO prepares to pose. been tweeted about more her the “biggest star of the TRIBUNE Ah, the life of a national than any other person tournament.” Lynn Health Center doctor looks out for refugees

DOCTOR community and different her interests of interna- ing stories as well as work- nizations to ensure that them prevail and achieve From A1 studies have demonstrat- tional work and the need ing with some who speak all of the refugee patients success here,” she said. ed the impact of a refugee to feel closer to her home a language she does not are getting the treatment Even with the success of a lot so their presence is settlement in the commu- thousands of miles away. understand can become and assistance they are in the integrative program, greatly beneficial for the nity and how much it im- “Recently, I was a first re- difficult, but that is what need of. Companies like the number of refugees has community.” proves their social, cultur- sponder for Hurricane Har- the many resources offered the New American Center, drastically decreased over The integrated program, al and economic lives,” she vey in Texas where people in by the Lynn Community Case Management and the last couple of years due which Cherepanov became said. “Several years ago and around Houston were Health Center are for. Pathways help refugees to current politics in the the lead on four years ago, they included behavioral flooded,” she said. “There “Some of the refugees get healthy, find jobs and U.S., according to the doc- works with medical and health into the screenings was a mega-shelter of 5,000 that come here speak in a learn English, which can tor. Within the last year, primary care profession- which allows us to screen people in Dallas filled with dialect that we don’t even make it easier for them LCHC has helped inte- als to provide comprehen- all the refugees who come all kinds of groups from the have interpreters for, so and their families to thrive grate around 200 refugees, sive care for any refugee here for adjustment is- surrounding communities for instances like that we in a new environment. with the majority of them who walks in seeking as- sues, stress or trauma and and among all of them, the do utilize community re- “There was a person living in Lynn, compared sistance. The refugees get also to engage them with former refugees that were sources but also LCHC has who arrived here recent- to almost 500 refugees a screened for both mental behavioral health services there, did the best because a system set up that works ly whose family remains few years ago. and physical health while as quickly as possible.” they were more resilient both for medical providers in refugee camps or has “In the current climate Cherepanov and her asso- As a psychologist, Chere- and ended up helping and behavioral provid- been murdered, so they of the anti-immigrant sen- ciates also work with the panov has taken part in the other families around ers which is essentially a don’t feel safe which forces timents it becomes a big- survivors to gain employ- refugee work since the Ar- them.” speaker phone that can them not to get any sleep ger issue so then it means ment which gives them menian earthquake and According to the LCHC connect you to someone and have nightmares,” said that we work not only with the ability to achieve their the Chernobyl disaster lead clinician, there are that speaks whatever lan- the lead clinician. “This be- the refugees to help them goals. more than 30 years ago. challenges to working with guage you need,” she said. havioral program helps the get integrated but we also “The goal is to improve She says she is grateful refugees in settling them The integrative pro- refugee become calm and target the community in health and wellness be- for her position at LCHC into their new surround- gram, as part of the helps the community to terms of making them cause that is a major bar- because it gives her a nice ings. Cherepanov said LCHC, works with a va- benefit from these new cul- more open to different cul- rier to integration into the opportunity to combine hearing their heartbreak- riety of community orga- tural energies and to help tures,” said Cherepanov. Nahant pondering a zoning bylaw change There’s a buzz around NAHANT ject to tidal action, and all non-zoning bylaw, only He pointed out that the the bigger picture, rath- From A1 land within 100 feet of any one body could be making wait to go before one board er than when someone the Bee of these features. a decision, rather than could be 35 days, while it can complete work in by controlling activities Barile, who has led efforts two, she said. could take 90 to 100 to get their backyard, said Mar- BEE deemed by the Board of to remap the town’s flood “It complicates it,” said in front of the other. ilyn Goodrich, a Summer Appeals likely to have a planes with the Federal Kent. “From a conserva- Barile argued that res- Street resident. From A1 significant or cumulative Emergency Management tion perspective, it’s not idents should already be “I watched Willow Street Saugus, Lynnfield, and effect on resource area Agency, said at least 40 per- the way to do it.” applying for permits to turn into a river with a Peabody each are send- current during the first values.” cent of the town is consid- Attorney Stephen take down trees and clear ing a single speller while storm in March,” said Go- The amendments, which ered conservation land. Smith, who represents brush in wetland areas three from Marblehead odrich. “Thinking ‘this is will be presented to Town Residents who live with- many property owners in because it leaves the coast are competing and two my house and my yard and Meeting, would require in the zoning area would Nahant, including North- vulnerable to erosion. from Swampscott. Nine permits to remove, fill, be required to apply for eastern, which is propos- “40 Steps (Beach) is an this is what I want to do’ needs to be reevaluated.” students from Revere are dredge, build on, degrade, permits with the Zoning ing a controversial expan- example,” he said. “If they competing. discharge into and other- Board of Appeals and the sion project, had concerns start clearing trees up It won’t matter what res- idents want to do in their “We are happy and wise alter any freshwater Conservation Commission about how the bylaw there, we’re really going to proud to help bring the or coastal wetlands. before completing projects. would be enforced. lose the sea wall. We need backyards if their proper- ties are washed away, she Item Regional Spelling The bylaw would also “It’s duplicative in my Smith ticked off a laun- to tighten up everything said. Bee to Lynn Auditorium,” cover marshes, wet mead- opinion,” said Conserva- dry list of roads that we do in this town.” The article will be pre- said Essex Media Group ows, bogs, swamps, vernal tion Commission member would be affected by the While the town already sented at the Annual Community Relations Di- pools, banks, reservoirs, Kristin Kent. “Right now, proposed zoning changes follows the Wetlands Pro- Town Meeting on April 28, rector Carolina Trujillo. lakes, ponds, quarry pits, we can’t get people to file and questioned whether tection Act, most cities and can be amended at rivers, streams, creeks, for permits. Adding a sec- the residents on each had and towns have addition- that time. beaches, dunes, estuaries, ond filing requirement isn’t been alerted to what they al wetlands protections in ITEM CLASSIFIEDS the ocean, land under wa- going to help. I do support would be required to do to their bylaws, said Barile. Bridget Turcotte can be GET RESULTS! ter bodies, land subject to us doing a wetlands bylaw, cut down a tree in their “We don’t and we’re sur- reached at bturcotte@item- Call Customer Service flooding by groundwater but a non-zoning bylaw.” yard, should the article rounded by water,” he said. live.com. Follow her on to place an ad or surface water, land sub- If instead it was a pass at Town Meeting. The focus should be on Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 A8 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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By Harold Rivera by a handful of key seniors who left ITEM STAFF the team due to graduation. That includes the likes of Louis Olivieri, SWAMPSCOTT — With a new Sean Lahrizi and AJ Venuti. season on the horizon, the Swamp- “We lost Louis Olivieri. In my scott baseball team is optimistic mind he should’ve been the North- that this is the year the Big Blue eastern Conference MVP,” Cali- can get over the hump and make a chman said. “We lost Sean Lahrizi deep postseason run. and AJ Venuti but players always For the past three seasons, Swamp- step up. I’ve been here long enough scott has fallen short to Austin Prep to know that when you lose players, in the Division 3 North state tourna- other guys step up. I’m just hopeful ment. Last spring, the Big Blue took guys step up, hit their stride and down Stoneham and East Boston in follow our philosophy in hitting. the preliminary and first round, re- We need to have production all spectively. Austin Prep then ended throughout the lineup to be where Swampscott’s season with a 6-3 win we want to be.” over the Big Blue in the quarterfi- Key returners at the plate include nal round. Swampscott finished the senior shortstop Spencer Perkins, 2017 season at 14-8. senior outfielder/designated hit- “It was like the tale of two seasons ter David Quill, junior first base- almost,” Big Blue coach Jason Cali- man Ryan Graciale, sophomore chman, entering his sixth season at third baseman Graham Inzana and the helm of the program, said. “We sophomore catcher Dylan January. didn’t finish strong but we picked it Perkins is slated to bat leadoff this up in the tournament and won two spring for the Big Blue. tournament games. A couple things On the mound, Division II Stone- didn’t go our way against Austin hill commit Luke Marshall will Prep for the third season in a row. lead the Big Blue rotation. Mar- Hopefully this is the season we can shall, a team captain and senior right the ship and take the next right-hander, will be joined on the step.” pitching staff by senior Colin Frary, Now Swampscott turns the page on juniors Colin Reiling and Max Peg- ITEM FILE PHOTO 2017 and looks forward to the 2018 nato, and sophomore Nick Riser. season. The big challenge, however, Swampscott pitcher Luke Marshall will lead the Big Blue pitching staff in his will be replacing the vacancies left BIG BLUE, B2 upcoming senior season. Classical softball ready for the target on its back By Harold Rivera selves. We don’t want to go in thinking ITEM STAFF about last year. We want to prove our- selves again this year. Just because we LYNN — The Classical softball team have everybody back doesn’t mean any- took a major step forward last season. thing. Teams will be out to get us this The Rams finished the season at 15-4, year.” rolled through its slate of Northeastern Key returners at the plate/diamond Conference opponents and earned the for Classical include senior catcher Me- No. 4 seed in the Division 1 North state aghan Leavitt, senior outfielder Johnna tournament. Calder, junior shortstop Rebecca Walker The Rams ran into a tough Haverhill and junior second baseman Kayla Mor- squad in the first round and fell in a 6-1 rill. loss that ended Classical’s season. “Our entire infield, minus first base, “I think we surprised a lot of people is back,” Richard said. “Our entire out- last season, even ourselves a little bit,” field is back. The experience we return, Classical coach Erica Richard said. “To already knowing each other and how we start off 9-0, to win the league and have play, should help us start this season on the season we did, it proved to ourselves a good note. that we could it.” “Last year was the most consistent or- Now the challenge for the Rams is do- ITEM FILE PHOTO der, one through nine, that I’ve coached,” ing it again this season. Richard added. “We have everybody back Ronnie Paolo is one of the returning Saugus players who will be looked “With the kids we bring back this year, but two. We have a lot of players hungry upon to make an impact on the Sachems baseball team this year. we have a lot to prove,” Richard said. “A to take those spots. We have a lot of op- lot of teams will be coming for us and portunities to be consistent again and we have to prove that we can do it again score some runs. I’m looking forward to this year. seeing the team gel again the way we Saugus baseball hoping Richard added, “We just want to go in did last year.” and show up every day. We don’t want to build on last season to lose any games because we beat our- CLASSICAL, B2 By Mike Alongi the upperclassmen we have coming FOR THE ITEM back to step into those leadership roles and then all the other guys to step up SAUGUS — The Saugus baseball right behind them." team had a solid season in 2017 under Those three returning senior start- first-year head coach Joe Luis, catching ers, Mike Mabee, Steve Pettenati and fire at the end of the season and making Paul Stamatopoulos, will be utilized in the state tournament. From there, the multiple ways. Pettenati and Mabee, in Sachems won a game (an upset of North addition to their responsibilities in the Reading) before bowing out to a much field and at the plate, will be a part of stronger Lynnfield team in the second a "pitcher-by-committee" philosophy in round. order to take the place of last year's ace This year, the goal is to go even fur- in Horvath. Other guys that will be add- ther. ed into the pitching mix will be senior "It was a very satisfying year," Luis Colby Murphy, junior Todd Tringale and said. "Our goal was to get to the tourna- junior Dominic Clark, who is current- ment and win a game, and we did that. ly recovering from an injury suffered So now it's time to focus on going even during wrestling season. Junior Ronnie further in the tournament, and I think Paolo is also someone who will likely we have a good group of guys to do that." make an impact in 2018. The Sachems will have to replace "It really is a pitcher-by-committee some key contributors to last year's approach, we don't have that dominant team, including infielder Jimmy Alcott, ace this year," Luis said. "We're going outfielder Brendan Ronan and Agganis to rely on a lot of different guys to eat all-star pitcher Justin Horvath. In total, up innings this year, and they'll be guys just five seniors are returning this sea- who haven't had a ton of varsity pitch- ITEM FILE PHOTO son -- three of them starters. ing experience to this point." "Those are some tough guys to replace, Classical pitcher Tori Adams started every game for the Rams last season for sure," said Luis. "We'll really need SAUGUS, B2 and will look to do the same this season. Lynn eld girls tennis faces daunting task of rebuilding By Anne Marie Tobin of having so little experi- nis, which graduated one of with four of them entering FOR THE ITEM ence coming back,” said the most accomplished se- the Lynn eld High School Stone, now in his 38th year nior classes ever in program Girls Tennis Hall of Fame LYNNFIELD — You’d coaching the Pioneers. history. reserved for the top-50 dual have to think that in 81 “Plus, many of the teams we The Class of 2017 won match record holders from combined seasons coaching face have gotten better. four north sectional titles, 1981-present. wrestling and girls tennis at Manchester-Essex is loaded captured the 2014 Division Four-year rst singles Lynn eld High, that legend- this year with a freshman 3 state championship as player Sarah Mezini, now a ary coach Craig Stone has who is a top-15 in New En- freshmen and also picked freshman on the women’s seen it all, especially when gland. She will bump every- up two CAL titles (2014, team at UMass Amherst, n- it comes to putting together one down a spot, so they are 2015). ished her career with the championship teams. very strong. In fact, Hamil- Last year’s seniors were best overall record in pro- This spring, however, re- ton-Wenham, Austin Prep 19-2 last season and n- gram history (85-9). Mezini building the 2018 girls ten- Newburyport and Masco are ished with their careers was the rst Pioneer to win nis team and contending for also going to be strong, and with a record of 79-5, setting three straight CAL Player of a fth straight North Divi- Martha’s Vineyard is also a class record for most wins ITEM FILE PHOTO the Year awards and was one sion 3 title may be easier returning a lot of players, so in a 4-year span. Every one of six seniors in the regular Lynn eld's Alexa Vittiglio is one of three said than done. we have some work to do.” of the eight seniors on last starting lineup last year. captains for the Pioneers girls tennis “I can’t ever remember a Last year marked the end year’s team posted winning team this season. situation like this in terms of an era in Lynn eld ten- records in dual matches, LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018

Bruins battling it out down the stretch

PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Left: Brad Marchand, left, tries to keep the puck away from St. Louis Blues forward Alex Pietrangelo during a game at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo. on Wednesday night. Right: Nick Holden, right, is checked into the boards by St. Louis defenseman Chris Thornburg. The Bruins lost for the second consecutive game in overtime, 2-1. Swampscott baseball to rely on timely hitting and clutch plays BIG BLUE are searching for players who’ll understand From B1 what it means to represent Swampscott when they wear the Big Blue uniform. “We’re going to go as Luke goes,” Cali- “We’re looking for effort, accuracy with the chman said. “He’s going to challenge other arms, we’re looking for kids that’ll represent teams. He’s going to give us a chance to win the town and the school the right way,” Cali- every time he’s on the mound. chman said. “We’ve done a good job with that. “We had an upperclassmen-heavy pitching When they put on the uniform they have to staff last season,” Calichman added. “These play a certain way and represent the town guys didn’t get a ton of innings last year. a certain way. We’re hoping to continue that These kids love the game and they work tradition.” hard. I think they’ll challenge teams. If they Calichman foresees a competitive NEC this throw strikes we’ll be in good shape.” season. The benefit of playing in a competi- Timely hitting and making clutch plays in tive conference, Calichman said, is that the key situations will also be key for Swamp- scott this season. schedule helps in preparing for the level of “There were times we didn’t have the clutch competition in the state tournament. hits (last season),” Calichman said. “Collec- “We can’t take anybody lightly,” Calichman tively, we can’t look for one guy to make the said. “If we play our game, I like our chances play. Everyone that’s out there has to make against anybody. If we throw our gloves on a play. We need timely hitting and good de- the field and think we’re going to win, we’re fense. Outside of Lahrizi at center field, we going to get beat. That’s the league, it’s a struggled in the outfield. We’re looking at tough conference but it helps. It only helps three new guys out there. They’ll have to you to play these types of teams when the compete hard and make some plays for us.” tournament rolls around. I expect the confer- ence to be a dog fight like it is every single ITEM FILE PHOTO Swampscott’s currently in the tryout phase of its preseason. Aside from looking for play- year.” Swampscott shortstop Spencer Perkins is projected to take over ers who are ready to contribute at the varsi- Swampscott opens the new season on April Louis Olivieri’s leadoff spot in the Big Blue lineup this season. ty level, Calichman and his assistant coaches 9 at Marblehead. Sachems want to get off to a hotter start this year SAUGUS in and start organizing the rosters,” know what I’m looking for and what From B1 Luis said. “We haven’t been able to kind of philosophy we use it’ll be an do too much in terms of actual base- easier transition. Last year, every- The preseason has gotten off to a ball work yet, and it looks like the one was still getting used to each pretty slow start for the Sachems snow might keep us off the field for a other early in the season, then we this year, through no fault of their little while longer.” were able to catch fire at the end of own. Weather has kept Saugus Luis says he wants the Sachems to the year. I want us to start off well cooped up in the gym for the first few get off to a better start than they did days of tryouts, so Luis and his staff last year. Saugus opened the 2017 this year, and hopefully that will have been using the time to evaluate season with a 1-5 record before re- carry us to an even more successful and organize their rosters. covering to go 7-7 down the stretch season.” “It’s tough every year, but we’ve to qualify for the state tournament. Saugus gets the regular season un- been using this time to really evalu- “We need to start better,” Luis said. derway on April 9 with a road game ate all 50 of the guys who have come “I think now that all of the guys against Everett. Pioneers girls tennis replacing a host of talent

LYNNFIELD remains to be seen what each of the Lynnfield opens the season with From B1 captains’ roles will be, but are going two non-league matches, the first at to have to take on their roles no mat- home against North Andover next While there are six returning play- ter how big or how small,” Stone said. Tuesday followed by a road match on ers, junior Alexa Vittiglio is the only “Already they have done a nice job in Thursday at Bishop Fenwick. ITEM FILE PHOTO returner with significant varsity ex- the off season with running condi- The Pioneers’ first chance to test perience. She worked her way into tioning sessions twice a week, but it the league’s strength is the CAL Classical catcher Meaghan Leavitt is part of an the starting lineup at doubles last will all come down to improving day Open on Saturday, April 14 at Ips- experienced core returning for the Rams this year, won nine doubles matches and to day and week to week.” wich. season. finished with an overall varsity re- Sophomores Celeste Joly, Gillian The Pioneers will host the Crusad- cord of 11-6. She and first doubles Skelley and Claire Yang return for a ers in a rematch on May 18 and also partner Katie Nugent secured a key second year on varsity but each saw have non-league matches scheduled Rams softball point in the Pioneers’ 3-2 win over limited action last season with each for May 22 against Austin Prep and Manchester-Essex in the semifinals winning one doubles match with no May 24 at Marblehead. of last year’s tournament, coming losses. However, each enjoyed great Three of the Pioneers’ four non- aims to repeat from behind in both sets to win in success at the JV level with Joly fin- league matches feature teams the straight sets. ishing 14-0 (13-0 in doubles), Skelley Pioneers dispatched last year on Vittiglio, along with seniors Chris- finishing 14-4 (13-3 in doubles) and their run to the north championship, last year’s success tina Albano and Makayla Maffeo, Yang finishing 12-0 in singles and including Fenwick, which lost in a will serve as captains. Albano had an 12-1 overall. sweep in round one, Manchester-Es- CLASSICAL outstanding season last year on the “They were part of a group of talent sex, which lost 3-2 in the semis, and From B1 JV team, posting a 19-0 doubles re- that we brought up last year, and Austin Prep, which was swept in the cord with eight different partners, they will have to mature this year,” final. Pitching projects to be one of Classical’s strengths while Maffeo bounced between varsi- said Stone. “The JV group knows The Pioneers’ first real challenge this season with senior Tori Adams, a team captain, ty and JV. Like Albano, Maffeo was they can compete, so that’s a big comes April 11 when they travel to back in the circle. Adams, entering her fourth season undefeated in JV doubles (12-0), thing going forward for them. They Manchester-Essex to face the defend- on the varsity team, started every game for Classical while in varsity action she posted a know what it’s like to succeed at the ing Cape Ann Baker Division champs last spring. doubles record of 3-0. JV level and are excited to step up where Lynnfield hopes to avenge its “Tori has had our team on her back since her fresh- “Alexa is a real competitor and it this year.” only regular season loss of 2017. man year,” Richard said. “She has had so many great moments on the mound. I’m really looking forward to seeing her as a senior captain this year and watching March Madness moves on to the Sweet 16 her lead the team.” With a core of returners coming back into the fold, The opening weekend of the NCAA Kansas. The other No. 1 still left usually is the case with Coach Cal’s experience looks to be one of Classical’s strengths this Tournament was not madness. It looks pretty good, too. teams, playing its best basketball season. Richard hopes Classical’s experience drives was straight bonkers. Duke. Blueblood Blue Devils are late in the season. the team to a strong start. A No. 16 seed knocked off a No. 1 back in the Sweet 16. Texas Tech. The Red Raiders are in “We have an infield that’s juniors and seniors with for the first time in 136 tries. Two No. Michigan. The highest seed left on the Sweet 16 for the first time since only one open spot,” Richard said. “In the outfield, we 1s failed to get through to the Sweet the left side of the bracket, the No. 3 2005 and may not be done. have a senior captain out there. We have eight of the 16 for the first time since 2004 and Wolverines are on a roll. Clemson. Shoot like they have so 10 starters back. You want to take that experience and the fourth time overall. Gonzaga. Don’t count the Zags out far, it’s going to be tough to stop these hopefully get out to a good start once we get going.” Defending national champion for another Final Four trip — they’re high-scoring Tigers. Classical began its preseason Monday with tryouts. North Carolina, gone. Loyola-Chi- playing that well and have confident Purdue. The Boilermakers found The main focus in the early going has been working on cago and it super scout nun, Sister freshman Zach Norvell Jr. on their a way to beat Butler without Isaac the fundamentals. Jean, in. side. Haas. Taking down Texas A&M “It’s just going through fundamentals and working And that was just the beginning. West Virginia. Getting through might be a little more difficult if he on the little things, making sure that once we finally The regional round is up next. What- Press Virginia and Jevon Carter will can’t find a brace the NCAA is OK we do get outside we have to be prepared,” Richard ever’s crazier than bonkers, that’s take mettle. with. said. “We have to be mentally and physically prepared. what we can probably expect. Texas A&M. The Aggies’ up-and- Chicago-Loyola. The Ramblers Softball’s lucky in that we can still see live pitching in THE TEAMS down season is trending the right wrecked brackets across the country the gym. We’re trying to do that as much as we can to Villanova. The No. 1 Wildcats have direction at the right time. and are rambling into the Sweet 16 be prepared.” that look, the one they had winning Kentucky. The youngest team in with a 98-year-old nun on their side, The Rams begin the new season April 9 when they the 2016 title. basketball is long, athletic and, as so don’t count them out. host Somerville. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Hibernian 5K (off the dribble, off screens and off the pass), creating road race Sunday your own shot and finishing at the rim. We will also mix The ninth annual Lynn in playing games so that Hibernian 5K Road Race players can learn how to will take place this Sunday, use their skills in a game March 25 at 11 a.m. Partic- situation. ipants can register online Please email or call Helen at https://racewire.com/reg- Ridley to save your spot ister.php?id=8606 until and/or if you have any midnight on March 21. questions at ridleytopflight- After March 21, partici- [email protected] or pants can register in person 781-775-0778. at Hibernian Hall, 105 Fed- eral St. in Lynn, on Satur- day, March 24 from 12 p.m. Swampscott to 4 p.m. or on race day beginning at 9 a.m. The Legion baseball registration fee is $25, and tryouts the first 500 registered run- ners will receive a race Registration and tryouts T-shirt. For more informa- for the 2018 Swampscott/ tion and for race updates, Marblehead Junior and please visit https://sites. Senior Legion Post 57-32 google.com/site/lynnhiberni- baseball season will be an5k/. Sunday, April 23rd at 5 pm at the Forest Street fields in Swampscott. Cost for Ridley basketball this season is $275 per skills clinics player, which includes a full uniform. Eligible players The Helen Ridley basket- must reside in Swampscott, ball skills clinics will be Marblehead or Nahant. The held over the next few season begins early June FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS months, with nine sessions and ends in late July. This New Patriots defensive end Adrian Clayborn had his introductory conference call with the Bos- in total. The clinics are all season, the American ton media on Wednesday and said that he’s hoping to make an impact in New England this year. on Mondays from 7 p.m. Legion District 8 will play until 8:30 p.m., and will be 16 regular season games held on April 9, 23 and 30; plus playoffs. All home May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, games are played at the New addition Adrian Clayborn 11 and 18. The clinics are Forest Street Field in open to boys and girls in Swampscott. To be eligible grades 4-12 and will be for the Senior team, a play- held at St. Mary’s High er’s birth date must be joins Patriots to bolster pass rush School on 35 Tremont St. 1998 or later (cannot turn The cost of the clinic is 20 in 2017). To be eligible FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Doctors dition doctors told his mother not to the Falcons, he said he could take $200 and participants will for the Junior team, a play- told Adrian Clayborn not to play let him play football. But she relent- on a bigger role if the Patriots ask er’s birth date must be need to bring a ball. football. ed after his older brother was shot him to. This will be a high inten- 2000 or later (cannot turn His mother decided it was safer and killed. “That’s what people have pigeon- sity clinic for boys and girls 18 in 2017). To register, to get you in shape and to players must bring their than letting him hang out on the He also spent most of two seasons holed me in as a third-down player, help develop basketball birth certificate (copies are streets. on injured reserve, with a popped bi- but I know I can play first, second, skills. Drills are designed to not permitted), parental The free agent defensive end, who cep in the NFC championship game third down if need be,” he said. help any player at any level signature and the registra- signed with the defending AFC after the 2016 season that had him “That was my role in Atlanta be- with ball handling, shooting tion fee of $275. champion New England Patriots contemplating retirement. cause that’s what they asked me to last week, developed a condition Instead, he pushed forward. do, but I mean, I can play all three called Erb’s palsy when the nerves “Life happens,” Clayborn told re- downs if you ask me.” TV/RADIO in his neck were stretched during porters. “I mean, through the Erb’s Although he was on the 2016 TV childbirth. The damage affects the Palsy or losing my dad and my Falcons team, he was injured ear- MLB right side of his body — his neck, brother — it just made me the per- ly in the conference title game and 1:05 p.m...... Boston at Baltimore...... Ch. 25 his bicep and his trapezius muscle son I am today. Just got to take the missed the Super Bowl, when New 1:05 p.m...... NY Yankees vs. Minnesota...... ESPN2 — and forces him to work out differ- blows when they come and throw a England rallied from a 25-point, sec- 4:05 p.m...... Kansas City vs. Milwaukee...... MLB Network ently, but doesn’t change his play, he couple back at times. So, just learn ond-half deficit. College basketball said. how to fight and scrap and learn “It was tough to watch, being 7 p.m...... Division 2: W. Texas St. vs. Ferris St...... CBSSN “I’ve learned to compensate when how to keep going.” hurt,” Clayborn said. “I don’t know 7:07 p.m...... NCAA third round: Loyola Chicago vs. Nevada.CBS I have to,” Clayborn said in a con- A seven-year veteran who played if I could have made an impact. I 7:37 p.m...... NCAA third round: Texas A&M vs. Michigan. TBS ference call on Wednesday. “And I the past three seasons with Atlanta, would hope so. I mean, that’s my job 9:30 p.m...... Division 2: Northern St. vs. Sioux Falls.... CBSSN do what I’ve got to do to make the Clayborn is coming off a career-high to do every game, so I would hope I 9:37 p.m...... NCAA third round: Kansas St. vs. Kentucky. CBS plays.” 9½ sacks in 2017. Although he would have been able to make an 9:59 p.m...... NCAA third round: Florida St. vs. Gonzaga....TBS Clayborn, 29, wrote on The Play- played mostly on third down and impact in that game and possibly a NBA ers’ Tribune that because of the con- other pass-rushing situations with different outcome.” 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Orlando...... NBATV Boxing 9 p.m...... Junior lightweights: Garcia vs. Vargas...... ESPN2 Figure skating New England re-signs Matthew Slater 12 p.m...... World Championships (men)...... NBCSN FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The New 3 p.m...... World Championships (pairs)...... NBCSN England Patriots have re-signed spe- Golf cial teams captain Matt Slater. 2 p.m...... PGA: WGC-Dell Technologies...... Golf 8:30 p.m...... LPGA: Kia Classic...... Golf Originally drafted in the 10th round NHL in 2008, Slater has spent 10 years with 7:30 p.m...... Washington at Detroit...... NBCSN the team. He has been selected to the 10 p.m...... Vegas at San Jose...... NBCSN Pro Bowl as a special teamer seven Radio straight times. MLB Slater has 136 career regular-season 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston at Baltimore....WEEI-AM (850) special teams tackles, with 14 more in the postseason. He played in only nine regular season NBA games last year because of a hamstring EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE injury, but returned for all three play- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Atlantic Division Southwest Division off games as New England reached the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Toronto 53 19 .736 — y-Houston 57 14 .803 — The Patriots re-signed special teams captain Matthew Slater Super Bowl for the fourth time in his x-Boston 48 23 .676 4½ San Antonio 41 30 .577 16 on Wednesday. career. Philadelphia 40 30 .571 12 New Orleans 41 30 .577 16 New York 26 46 .361 27 Dallas 22 49 .310 35 Brooklyn 23 48 .324 29½ Memphis 19 52 .268 38 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Georgia linebacker Carter enjoys Washington 40 30 .571 — Portland 44 27 .620 — Miami 39 33 .542 2 Oklahoma City 43 30 .589 2 Charlotte 30 41 .423 10½ Minnesota 41 31 .569 3½ Orlando 21 50 .296 19½ Utah 40 31 .563 4 Atlanta 21 50 .296 19½ Denver 38 33 .535 6 ‘surreal’ pro day with Belichick Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 42 29 .592 — y-Golden State 53 18 .746 — ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Michel and Nick Chubb Indiana 41 30 .577 1 L.A. Clippers 37 33 .529 15½ Milwaukee 37 33 .529 4½ L.A. Lakers 31 39 .443 21½ After growing up as a and Carter also are widely Detroit 32 39 .451 10 Sacramento 23 49 .319 30½ Patriots fan, Lorenzo Car- projected to be selected in Chicago 24 46 .343 17½ Phoenix 19 53 .264 34½ ter said it was “kind of the first three rounds. Wednesday’s Games L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. surreal” to find New En- Michel said he expects Cleveland 132, Toronto 129 Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia 119, Memphis 105 Atlanta at Sacramento, 10 p.m. gland coach Bill Belichick to see more NFL coaches Charlotte at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Friday’s Games leading positional drills attending future pro days Miami 119, New York 98 Denver at Washington, 7 p.m. Denver at Chicago, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 7 p.m. at Georgia’s Pro Day on at Georgia, which won the Indiana at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Brooklyn at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. 2017 Southeastern Con- L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Minnesota at New York, 7:30 p.m. Washington at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. Phoenix at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. This was no time to be ference championship Thursday’s Games Miami at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. star-struck. Those line- and lost to Alabama in Memphis at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Orlando, 7 p.m. Utah at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. backer drills, also orga- the national champion- Detroit at Houston, 8 p.m. Boston at Portland, 10 p.m. nized by Lions coach Matt ship game. After landing Patricia, were Carter’s the nation’s top-rating chance to validate his signing class last month, NHL standing as a player ex- Georgia begins spring EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE pected to be selected in practice on Tuesday. Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA the first two days of next “This program is on the x-Tampa Bay 73 50 19 4 104 264 205 x-Nashville 72 48 14 10 106 236 178 month’s NFL draft. rise,” Michel said. “These Boston 71 45 17 9 99 239 184 Winnipeg 73 44 19 10 98 242 190 “You go out there and coaches are going to be Toronto 73 43 23 7 93 246 208 Minnesota 73 41 24 8 90 227 210 Florida 71 37 27 7 81 219 218 Colorado 73 40 25 8 88 236 210 you see them but at the out here for a while, for Detroit 73 27 35 11 65 189 228 Dallas 74 38 28 8 84 212 201 end of the day it’s football,” years to come. There Montreal 74 26 36 12 64 185 237 St. Louis 72 39 28 5 83 201 193 Ottawa 72 26 35 11 63 199 251 Chicago 74 30 35 9 69 209 228 Carter said. “It doesn’t are so many great play- Buffalo 73 23 38 12 58 173 240 Pacific Division matter who’s out there ers coming out, so many Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA across from you or who’s great players to come.” GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 73 47 21 5 99 248 200 Washington 73 42 24 7 91 229 217 San Jose 73 41 23 9 91 225 201 coaching you, you have to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bellamy, defensive line- Pittsburgh 74 42 27 5 89 243 225 Los Angeles 74 40 27 7 87 212 186 go out there and execute.” men John Atkins and Columbus 74 41 28 5 87 210 206 Anaheim 73 37 24 12 86 206 197 Georgia linebacker Lorenzo Carter does a drill Philadelphia 74 37 25 12 86 222 220 Calgary 74 35 29 10 80 204 222 Carter and Davin Bella- Trenton Thompson , wide New Jersey 73 37 28 8 82 219 221 Edmonton 73 32 36 5 69 208 234 my showed off their ver- at the Georgia pro day on Wednesday as Patri- receiver Javon Wims and Carolina 73 31 31 11 73 197 232 Arizona 73 25 37 11 61 179 231 ots head coach Bill Belichick looks on. N.Y. Rangers 73 32 33 8 72 211 236 Vancouver 73 25 39 9 59 187 240 satility by participating in safety Dominick Sanders N.Y. Islanders 73 31 32 10 72 235 263 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. the linebacker and defen- also worked out for scouts er personnel, including the game, doing it a long Wednesday’s Games Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m. sive line positional drills, at the NFL combine and Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 3 Vegas at San Jose, 10 p.m. hoping to prove they’d fit Atlanta general manager time and knowing what again at the pro day. Arizona 4, Buffalo 1 Friday’s Games Thomas Dimitroff. it takes to succeed at the Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. in 3-4 or 4-3 schemes in Carter (6-6, 250) ran Anaheim at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. the NFL. Georgia linebacker next level.” the 40-yard dash in 4.5 Thursday’s Games Anaheim at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Roquan Smith , a proba- Smith, the Butkus N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Bengals coach Marvin seconds at the NFL com- Arizona at Carolina, 7 p.m. Boston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Lewis and Falcons coach ble first-round pick, said Award winner, said he has bine earlier this month. Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games been invited to attend the Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Vegas at Colorado, 3 p.m. Dan Quinn also attend- it was “pretty awesome” to Like Smith, Michel and Washington at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Calgary at San Jose, 4 p.m. ed the pro day. All 32 perform for Belichick and draft in Arlington, Texas. Chubb, he saw no need Edmonton at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Toronto at Nashville, 8 p.m. Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. teams were represented Patricia, who he described Offensive lineman Isaiah to run the 40 again on Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. by coaches, scouts or oth- as “pretty much legends of Wynn, running backs Sony Wednesday. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 COMICS

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

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife left at home with the kids longs to socialize with adults What rules in a no-trump kingdom? DEAR ABBY: My hus- room, in the bathtub, play- William Shakespeare, in ace and club king. With one band, Tom, and I have Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ing and swimming around Act 5, Scene 4 of “Richard III,” he can dislodge declarer’s three kids: One is in col- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, in the water by herself. I has the king shout, “A horse, last heart stopper, and with lege, the next is in grade and was founded by her mother, was horrified! I can’t imag- a horse! My kingdom for a the second entry he can cash school and the youngest is Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ine that times have horse!” two heart tricks to defeat the a baby. I’m a full-time changed this much or that What is the horse that rules DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los contract. East-West take two medical student, and he’s it could ever be OK to our kingdom of no-trump? In hearts, one diamond and two a professional athlete. Angeles, CA 90069. leave a baby unattended this deal, what should West clubs. From the outside, it in the bath, no matter lead against three no-trump, Note that if East fails to put their dexterity or ability to would seem like we have a to appreciate the impor- the other athletes’ wives and what happens after that? the club ace, West will win walk. perfect life. In reality, Tom tance of including me. If I are being treated the way It was a simple, quantitative the trick and continue with a does his own thing. He at- I spent the next day in a make a big deal about it, you are. Surely you know auction. South rightly did not second heart. Now, though, tends parties, goes to ex- panic, sending my daugh- he opts not to attend the some of them. Talk to the worry about his club weak- South can play on diamonds citing social events and ter stories, news articles event at all. I’m slightly ones you are closest with. ness, and North just went for to dislodge West’s last entry hobnobs with the rich and and other information, suspicious of his behavior Your husband may not the nine-trick game. and take nine tricks. famous. I am left at home trying to get across to her and offended. He’s kind to have been entirely honest In no-trump, length rules. Finally, note that an initial to manage all of our day- how dangerous this is, but me, a good provider and about why he insists on So, West should lead the spade lead establishes only to-day responsibilities and she didn’t want to hear it. heart eight, not the spade cares for our kids, but how flying solo, so make it your one long card, so three no- socially restricted to fami- Do you have some magic jack. can I get him to under- business to do some check- trump makes. ly functions or kid sports. words for me? South starts with six top stand it’s important for ing. I would like to be includ- tricks: three spades and three both of us to have fun to- GRANDMOTHER IN ed in the invitations and hearts. He will hope to estab- gether with other adults? DEAR ABBY: I’m the NORTH CAROLINA attend some of the fun ac- proud grandmother of an lish three more winners in the tivities with my husband, SPORTS WIFE IN 18-month-old girl. My DEAR GRAND- minor suits, but that neces- but when I ask him if I can CALIFORNIA daughter is an attentive MOTHER: Babies have sitates losing the lead thrice. go, he says they are mother in every way ex- been known to drown in as The result is determined by “work-related.” So I end DEAR SPORTS WIFE: cept one. My concern is little as 2 inches of water. the number of tricks that the up staying home to care A wife is supposed to be that she lets the baby play Your clueless daughter defenders can bank before for our kids. He thinks I more than a baby ma- alone in the bathtub. may not want to hear it, declarer has nine. should be happy with this chine, housekeeper and My husband and I re- but what you have de- It is normal for South to take and says I don’t under- nanny. She’s supposed to cently celebrated my scribed is child endanger- the first trick on the board and stand his business respon- be her husband’s partner. birthday at her house. ment. The magic words to lead a club. Now East must sibilities. While I understand there When I asked where the you are asking for are: be on the ball, winning with I’d really like the chance may be some events the baby was, another guest “parenting classes.” And if his ace and leading a second to interact with other athletes attend without said, “She’s playing in the she still won’t listen, some heart. That leaves West with adults with my husband, spouses, it would be inter- bathtub.” Sure enough, other good ones are: “Child two entry cards, the diamond but I can’t seem to get him esting to know whether the baby was in the bath- Protective Services.”

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LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Jay Dindinger to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION mortgage given by Alice J. Cashman and Maureen F. Cashman to Ameriquest nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp., its successors and assigns, dated August 31, Docket No. ES18P0337EA Mortgage Company, dated April 13, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Essex Probate and Family Court District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24219, Page 97 (the "Mortgage") of which Book 26055, Page 513 subsequently assigned to HSBC Bank USA, National 36 Federal Street mortgage Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee, in the trust for the Association, as Trustee, in trust for the registered holders of ACE Securities Corp. Salem, MA 01970 registered holders of Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Home Equity Loan Trust, Series 2007-WM1, Asset Backed Pass-Through (978)744-1020 Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-R5 is the present holder by assignment Certificates by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for from Ameriquest Mortgage Company to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, WMC Mortgage Corp., its successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said as Trustee, in the trust for the registered holders of Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35453, Page 462; of Estate of: Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-R5 dated September which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions Gordon D. Cervinek 17, 2008 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Date of Death: 01/26/2018 28099, Page 232, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose Auction at 11:00 AM on March 29, 2018 at 62 Woodman Street, Lynn, MA, all To all interested persons: of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 48 Allen Avenue, and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 3:00 PM on April 24, 2018, at Representative has been filed by: the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the A certain parcel of land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon situated, Leigh Bresnahan of Philadelphia PA premises described in said mortgage, to wit: being shown as Lot A on a plan entitled "Subdivision owned by Benjamine A. and requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Elizabeth L. Clerk" dated August 2, 1960, drawn by Roger S. Brown, C.E. and as requested in the Petition. The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 4746, Page 321, and The Petitioner requests that: as follows: being further described as follows: Northwesterly: by Woodman Street, twenty and Leigh Bresnahan of Philadelphia PA 30/100 (20.30) feet; Northeasterly: by land now or formerly of the Lynn Housing be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety FIRST PARCEL Housing Authority, one hundred and 07/100 (100.07) feet; Southeasterly: by land on the bond in an unsupervised administration. NORTHWESTERLY by Allen Avenue, 65.01 feet; now or formerly of the Boston & Maine Railroad, fifty one and 78/100 (51.78) IMPORTANT NOTICE NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Christiansen, 81.07 feet; feet; Southwesterly: by land now or formerly of Mary J. Donahue, forty one nad You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the SOUTHEASTERLY by said land of Christiansen, 65 feet; and 02/100 ( 41.02) feet; Northwesterly: by lot B as shown on said aforementioned Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney SOUTHWESTERLY by Cook Street, 80 feet; plan, sixteen and 31/100 (16.31) feet; again; Southwesterly: by Lot B as shown must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and on said aforementioned plan, fifteen (15) feet; Westerly: by Lot B as shown on the return day of 04/02/2018. described; being the premises shown as Lot A on a plan dated August 9, 1928, by said plan, twenty seven (27) feet; again Southwesterly: by Lot B as shown on said This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Bradford & West, CE, recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 2779, Page aforementioned plan, twenty four and 95/100 (24.95) feet. Be all of said appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a 1,and containing 5,235 square feet of land according to said plan. measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and described. Also timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections granting to said grantees an easment over a strip or parcel of land of Lot B of five within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice SECOND PARCEL (5) feet in width, establishing an easement of way of ten (10) feet in width, to you. SOUTHWESTERLY by said Cook Street, 40 feet; bounded Northwesterly by Woodman Street as shown on the plan mentioned and UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM NORTHWESTERLY by lot 34 on the plan hereinafter mentioned 86 feet marked "Right of Way", said easement to be used in common by the owners of Lot PROBATE CODE (MUPC) NORTHEASTERLY by lots 23 and 24 on said plan, 40 feet; and A and Lot B, as appurtenant to their adjoining estates for all purposes for which A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised SOUTHEASTERLY by lot 36 on said plan, 86 feet; streest and ways are used in Lynn, Massachusetts. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the described; being the premises shown as Lot A on a plan dated May 25, 1891, by The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Issac K Harris, CE recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 1312, Page 226 restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and expenses of administration. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 15392, Page 314. Date: March 02, 2018 TERMS OF SALE: Pamela Casey O'Brien The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Register of Probate municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Item: March 22, 2018 encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days THE TRIAL COURT from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Docket No. ES18P0826EA $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Estate of: Michael Paul Hatch acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Also Know As: Michael Hatch; Mike Hatch in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Date of Death: 11/08/2017 Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Essex Division or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical Petitioner Jonathan P Hatch of Lynn MA error in this publication. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Jonathan P Hatch of Lynn MA has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Other terms to be announced at the sale. HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee, in trust for the registered serve without surety on the bond. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee, in the trust for the registered holders of ACE Securities Corp. Home Equity Loan Trust, Series 2007-WM1, Asset The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal holders of Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through Backed Pass-Through Certificates Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Certificates, Series 2005-R5 supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Korde & Associates, P.C. Present Holder of said Mortgage, the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration 900 Chelmsford Street By Its Attorneys, from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Suite 3102 ORLANS PC to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Lowell, MA 01851 PO Box 540540 Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings (978) 256-1500 Waltham, MA 02454 and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Cashman, Maureen F., 17-028686 Phone: (781) 790-7800 Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Item: March 22, 29, April 5, 2018 16-011130 Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: March 8, 15, 22, 2018 Item: March 22, 2018

NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Docket No. ES18P0881EA mortgage given by AMELIA C. CATALDO, UNMARRIED WOMAN AND LYNNE E. mortgage given by Dawn R. Duncan to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE THOMPSON, UNMARRIED WOMAN to TOWN AND COUNTRY MORTGAGE. Said Inc. acting solely as a nominee for First Magnus Financial Corporation, dated May mortgage Dated: 12/30/1998 recorded in the State of MA, County of Essex 4, 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Estate of: Kristina M. Cherubin South on 12/30/1998 in Book 15370 Page 392, thereafter assigned to Book 26898, Page 437 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Specialized Loan Date of Death: 02/10/2018 CrossLand Mortgage Corp and recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Servicing LLC is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Essex Division Deeds at Book 16817, Page 429; thereafter assigned to Chase Manhattan Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for First Magnus Financial Corporation, its To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Mortgage Corporation, a New Jersey Corporation, and recorded in the Essex County successors and assigns to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Petitioner Mark H. Cherubin of Saugus MA South Registry of Deeds at Book 15805, Page 293; thereafter assigned to Loans Servicing, LP dated May 31, 2011 recorded in Essex County (Southern Mark H. Cherubin of Saugus MA Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D.C. and his/her District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30451, Page 469 and assignment from Bank of has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to successor and assigns, and recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds America, National Association successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, serve without surety on the bond. at Book 33142 Page 256; further assigned to U.S. Bank National Association, not LP to Specialized Loan Servicing LLC dated April 21, 2017 recorded in Essex The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal in its individual capacity, but solely as Legal Title Trustee for LVS Title Trust I, and County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35820, Page 2, for breach of Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds at Book 33650, Page 360; conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with further assigned to UMB Bank, National Association, not in its individual capacity, mortgaged premises located at 67 Adams Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration but solely as Legal Title Trustee for Mart Legal Title Trust 2015-NPL1, and recorded a Public Auction at 11:00 AM on April 10, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds at Book 34499, Page 213; further particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. assigned to Goshen Mortgage LLC, and recorded in the Essex County South mortgage, to wit: Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Registry of Deeds at Book 35701, Page 563; and further assigned to Goshen and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Mortgage LLC, as Separate Trustee for GDBT I Trust 2011-1, dated June 14, The land in said Lynn with the buildings thereon, known as and numbered 67 Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and 2017, and recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds at Book 35973, Adams Street, being shown as Lot 37 on a plan of land of Josiah M Nichols Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Page 471. recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, in the beginning of Book Item: March 22, 2018 1062, bounded and described as follows: of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the CITY OF LYNN conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be SOUTHEASTERLY by Adams Street, fifty (50) feet; sold at Public Auction at 12:00 Noon on April 6, 2018 on the mortgaged premises SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 36 upon said plan, seventy-seven and 3/10 (77.3) feet; Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a known as 93 Moulton Street, Lynn, MA 01904 being all and singular the premises NORTHWESTERLY by Lot 29 upon said plan fifty (50) feet and public hearing on Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council described in said mortgage, to wit: NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Vickery, seventy-seven feet and 4/10 Chambers: (77.4) feet 1. Petition of Fiesta Shows for a Carnival to be held at Keaney Park June 21-24 A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated in with a set-up from June 18-20. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern 2. Petition of Thomas A. McGovern, Jr. to construct a single family at 52 Collins WEST: By Moulton Street 50 feet; District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17369, Page 327. Street. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe NORTH: By land now or formerly of Linwood Lane Trust and of Johnson 97.17 The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other Item: March 22, 26, 2018 feet; municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to EAST: By land now or formerly of White 50 feet; and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. SOUTH: By land now or formerly of Hanlin 98.55 feet. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of NEW IN TOWN? The above-described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order restrictions, easements, improvements, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax title, tax to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from liens, water and sewer charges, municipal or other public taxes, assessments or this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon liens, to all tenancies and parties in possession, if any, which are in force and are acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, restrictions, easements, improvements, liens, tenancies or encumbrances is made Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 in the deed. or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical TERMS OF SALE: FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) DOLLARS will be required to be error in this publication. paid in cash, by certified check, or by cashier's check by the purchaser at the time and place of sale as a deposit. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in Other terms to be announced at the sale. cash, by certified check or by cashier's check by the purchaser within 30 days thereafter at the offices of Philip L. Eiker, Attorney for the Mortgagee, P.O. Box Specialized Loan Servicing LLC 1241, Patagonia, AZ 85624. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording Korde & Associates, P.C. upon receipt in full of the purchase price. 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. Lowell, MA 01851 Goshen Mortgage , LLC as separate trustee for GDBT I Trust 2011-1 (978) 256-1500 By its Attorney, Duncan, Dawn R., 16-025268 Philip L. Eiker, Inc. Item: March 8, 15, 22, 2018 P.O. Box 1241 Patagonia, AZ 85624 (520) 394-2230 Item: March 15, 22, 29, 2018

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WASHINGTON (AP) been authorized to discuss — The tempest over Pres- internal matters. ident Donald Trump’s The document had been congratulatory phone call accessible only to a select to Vladimir Putin quickly group of staffers, two of- grew on Wednesday into an ficials said, and had been uproar over White House drafted by aides to Na- leaks, sparking an internal tional Security Adviser investigation and specula- H.R. McMaster. tion over who might be the They also said there now next person Trump forces is an internal probe of the out of the West Wing. leak but provided no other The White House, which details. has suffered frequent The officials spoke on leaks — at times of nota- the condition of anonymi- ble severity — said in a ty to discuss sensitive in- statement it would be a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ternal deliberations. “fireable offense and like- President Trump says The White House is not ly illegal” to leak Trump’s getting along with formally acknowledging briefing papers to the Russia is “a good the veracity of the presi- press, after word emerged thing, not a bad thing.” dential guidance first re- that the president had ported by The Washington been warned in briefing energy or chemistry” with Post. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS materials not to congratu- the Russian leader. Trump defended his The girls from the Government Girls Science and Technical Col- late the Russian president decision to congratulate Aides had included guid- lege Dapchi who were kidnapped and set free are photographed on his re-election. Putin in his Wednesday ance in Trump’s talking during a handover to government officials in Maiduguri, Nigeria, Trump did so anyway, tweets, saying Obama did Wednesday. Witnesses say Boko Haram militants have returned an and on Wednesday he points for the call to Putin the same in 2012. stating: “DO NOT CON- unknown number of the 110 girls who were abducted from their defended the call, say- “Getting along with Rus- Nigeria school a month ago. ing George W. Bush did GRATULATE,” a senior sia (and others) is a good not have the “smarts” to administration official thing, not a bad thing,” work with Putin, and that said Wednesday, speaking Trump said, adding that Barack Obama and his to The Associated Press on Russia can “help solve prob- Extremists return girls secretary of state, Hillary condition of anonymity be- lems” from North Korea to Clinton “didn’t have the cause the official had not “the coming Arms Race.” kidnapped from school US, North Korea summit sites discussed DAPCHI, Nigeria who said a Christian The Nigerian gov- TOKYO (AP) — With are known among histo- with a large entourage of (AP) — Boko Haram classmate remained ernment denied that just weeks to go, there’s rians and locals more so bodyguards and other as- Islamic extremists captive. it had paid a ransom still no official word on than the rest of us. But sorted personnel would be brought back nearly The extraordinary de- or made a prisoner where President Donald like those places, the host easier and cheaper. Kim all of the 110 girls they velopment brought ela- swap in exchange for Trump and North Korean city for a Trump-Kim sum- is supposed to hold his had kidnapped from tion to most of the fami- the girls’ freedom. The leader Kim Jong Un will mit could be etched indeli- summit with South Kore- a boarding school last lies, but more heartache girls were released hold their unprecedented bly in the pages of history. an President Moon Jae-in month, dropping them for the relatives of the “through back-channel summit. The is probably the most there in late April, before off in the middle of the six girls still unaccount- efforts and with the Will they pick an obvious sensible choice. the Trump summit, so night Wednesday with a ed for. The sister of one help of some friends of place like one of their own Holding the summit in that could be something of warning: girl fainted Wednesday the country, and it was capitals, or something off what is called the Joint a dress rehearsal. “Don’t ever put your upon hearing that she unconditional,” Infor- the wall, like a ship at sea? Security Area inside the But the location has daughters in school was not among those mation Minister Lai Or a place so obscure the cu- Demilitarized Zone that di- some complicated optics. again.” freed. Mohammed told jour- rious will be sent frantically vides North and South Ko- It’s a symbol of the divi- Several of the girls One 14-year-old re- nalists in the capital, searching Google Earth? rea would check off some sion of Korea 70 years ago interviewed by The As- leased by the fighters Abuja. There’s no dearth of boxes for pragmatists. into the socialist North sociated Press said they told reporters that five “No money changed speculation. It’s spitting distance and the capitalist South. had been traveling for girls had died. She did hands. They only had Japan surrendered to from the safety of Kim’s For Kim, whose regime days before the convoy not provide other de- one condition — that of vehicles arrived in tails and it was not they will return them to end World War II on a own borders, so getting doesn’t recognize South the center of the town immediately possible where they took them. ship, the USS Missouri. there (and getting out Korea as a legitimate of Dapchi around 2 to independently verify So in the early hours of And Potsdam and Yalta hastily, in a contingency) country. a.m. Residents who had her claim. today, they did return fled upon hearing that The abductions in the girls and most of Boko Haram was head- Dapchi have evoked them went to their par- ed their way watched painful memories of ents,” he said. from hiding as dozens the tragedy in Chibok, The girls were meet- of girls descended from where 276 girls were ing with counselors at Isn’t it time you changed the vehicles apparently kidnapped from their a nearby hospital, and unharmed. boarding school. Nearly “will be quarantined “We were freed be- four years later, about and be counseled before your relationship status? cause we are Muslim 100 of them have never they go back to their girls and they didn’t returned home. Many schools,” he added. Ni- want us to suffer. That had been forced to mar- geria’s government lat- is why they released ry their captors and had er said they were being us,” said Khadija Gre- children fathered by taken to the capital on a ma, one of the freed girls them. military plane.

Russia-UK dispute over ex-spy getting uglier

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