MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 Penalized $359,266, Lynn therapist cries foul over state regulation By Thor Jourgensen said O’Connor who has run Advance “Dr. Joseph O’Connor improperly ITEM STAFF Physical Therapy & Sport Rehabili- submitted claims to MassHealth us- tation at 1 Market St. for 22 years. ing his own billing provider identi - LYNN — A longtime local physi- The state auditor’s of ce last fall cation number for physical therapy cal therapist said the regulation at reviewed O’Connor’s MassHealth that was provided by physical thera- the center of improper billing accu- billing practices between 2015- py assistants,” the audit stated. sations made against him is at odds 2018 and released a report in Jan- State Sen. Brendan Crighton said with other insurance practices and uary ordering O’Connor to pay back he and fellow legislators are aware his methods for most effectively $359,266. of O’Connor’s concerns. treating patients. MassHealth therapy provider reg- “We’re certainly happy to help Lynn native Joseph O’Connor said ulation Section 432.412 of Title 130 out,” Crighton said. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK he will ght to get the regulation of the Code of Massachusetts Reg- O’Connor does not dispute that struck down and reach out to Lynn’s ulations (CMR) does not allow pay- physical therapy assistants in his Joseph O’Connor is disputing a claim that he legislative delegation to begin that ment for therapy services provided practice were treating patients who improperly billed MassHealth for $359,266 process. by physical therapy assistants, even had MassHealth as their insurance. worth of services which MassHealth says he “The whole issue is one of style if they are provided under the su- did not provide, saying he’s a “victim of a bro- and how we perform our services,” pervision of a licensed therapist. THERAPIST, A3 ken system.” Swampscott remembers Oh deer, Breakheart a hero 13 years later puts winter on paws

By Gayla Cawley The U.S. Marine By Elyse Carmosino From left, Anthony ITEM STAFF Corps League ITEM STAFF McElligott and his holds a memo- dog Tatum, Nick SWAMPSCOTT — It’s been 13 years since U.S. Ma- rial service for SAUGUS — Although the North Shore saw a Tuccinardi and rine Corps Capt. Jennifer Harris was killed when her Jennifer Harris, dreary start to February, the weather didn’t deter his dog Mario, and helicopter was shot down in Iraq, but the grieving a Marine pilot dog walkers from coming out in force to Saugus’ Mark Assad and hasn’t stopped for her father. killed in Iraq Breakheart Reservation Saturday. his dog Ralph gath- Dealing with his 28-year-old daughter’s death became 13 years ago, at Because the park spans over 700 acres of trees, er before setting even more dif cult for Raymond Harris four years ago the Swampscott ponds, marshes, and rivers, some dog owners say off on a trail at when his wife, Rosalie, died after a lengthy battle with Cemetery Sun- Breakheart beats the dog park when it comes to Breakheart Reser- multiple sclerosis. day afternoon. picking a spot to bring their pets. vation in Saugus “I’m here every day, seven days a week,” said Harris, While they waited for a friend near the entrance on Saturday. 74, who was standing by Jennifer’s grave in Swampscott ITEM PHOTO | of the Christopher P. Dunne Visitor Center, Melrose OLIVIA FALCIGNO SWAMPSCOTT, A3 BREAKHEART, A3 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn eld studies space crunch in elementary schools

By Thor Jourgensen Some of the answers could be Building Committee to dig deep- dren 5 years old and younger en- increase while Tappe will offer ITEM STAFF offered at a discussion tenta- er into space options encom- tering schools as young families perspectives at the upcoming tively scheduled for Feb. 12 in passing renovations or construc- move into communities. meeting on how Huckleberry LYNNFIELD — The Huckle- the Merritt Media Center room tion ideas. The increase is obvious and and Summer Street can address berry and Summer Street ele- mentary schools are brimming at MarketStreet. Dolan said He credited Selectman Chris ominous in Lynn eld with kin- space needs. with students and the discus- New England School Develop- Barrett and School Superin- dergarten enrollment growing Dolan said it’s not too soon for sion on how to provide more ment Council (NESDEC) repre- tendent Jane Tremblay with and setting the stage for in- town of cials and residents to space has begun. sentatives and Tappe Architects making the need for elementary creases in older grades as chil- address school space concerns. “We’re running at full capacity. of Boston will discuss space op- school space a priority. dren move from one grade to the School projects typically take Lynn eld is rapidly turning into tions. Lynn eld is not alone in its next. a year and a half to plan and a younger community, so what Dolan anticipates the dis- elementary school space crunch NESDEC will sketch out the launch. do you do?” asked Town Admin- cussion will prompt the Board with Dolan pointing to an “ex- broader picture illustrating istrator Robert Dolan. of Selectmen to form a School plosion” in the number of chil- Lynn eld’s younger population LYNNFIELD, A3

State Of cials con rm rst Vaping blamed for suspensions case of new virus in Massachusetts. A2 in Lynn middle schools LOOK! Lopez, Shakira By Gayla Cawley 707), but there’s still some cause for con- bring Latina  air to ITEM STAFF cern. In comparison to other large urban dis- halftime show. A8 LYNN — Suspensions are down in the tricts, Lynn’s suspension rate last year Lynn Public Schools, but administrators was lower than Brockton, but higher Sports are blaming student vaping for a spike Classical swim team in disciplinary incidents at the middle than Boston, Lawrence and Spring eld. crowned city school level. Although suspensions are down 29 per- champions. B1 cent in the district’s high schools, there’s  Data shared by Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler showed that 6.8 per- been a 60 percent spike at the middle St. Mary’s boy’s cent of the district’s student population school level. Tutwiler said that increase hockey funk were disciplined with out-of-school sus- is due to a large number of student va- continues in loss. B1 ping incidents, particularly among sixth  pensions last school year, which is down PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a tenth of a point from the previous year. graders. Lynn eld boys hockey “We have some work to do with weaving scores win over That suspension rate matches the dis- Kansas City Chiefs’ Derrick Nnadi plays with the information about vaping into our cur- Amesbury. B1 trict’s all-time low from the 2016-2017 confetti following his team’s win over the San school year, he said. riculum,” said Tutwiler. “It’s a challenge Francisco 49ers Sunday in Super Bowl LIV. For The number of total suspensions fell story, see Sports, Page B1. 6.35 percent from 2018 to 2019 (755 to SUSPENSIONS, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 49° VOL. 142, ISSUE 46 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 36° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 OBITUARIES Theresa H. Hinds, 89 Of cials con rm rst case of 1931-2020 Theresa Harriet (Covey) new virus in Massachusetts Hinds, age 89, died at her home on Sunday, Feb. 2, BOSTON (AP) — A tentially exposing others tional Airport was iden- Commission. 2020. She was the wife of Boston man has tested in a hospital setting, they ti ed as one of 20 U.S. If anyone on the  ight Stanley Hinds, with whom she positive for a new virus, said in a conference call airports where CDC of- needed to be noti ed that shared 71 years of marriage. the rst case in the state, with reporters Saturday. cials will screen inter- a fellow passenger was Born on Jan. 6, 1931, The- Massachusetts health of - Leaders of the health de- national passengers for diagnosed with the virus, resa was the daughter of the cials said Saturday. partment and health com- virus symptoms. Logan that would be up to the late Wesley and Elizabeth The man, who is in his mission said they wanted has three daily non-stop CDC, said Dr. Larry Mad- (Baker) Covey. She was born 20s and a student at the to emphasize that the risk  ights from China, though off, medical director at the and raised in Lynn and at- University of Massachu- to the public from the new none originate in China’s health department’s infec- tended Lynn schools. She was setts Boston, recently virus that hit China and central Hubei province or tious disease bureau. The a loving mother, homemaker traveled to Wuhan, China, has spread to other na- its capital, Wuhan. man’s few close contacts, and retiree from Raytheon. and sought medical care tions remains low in the The plans for Logan could including household mem- Theresa enjoyed ceramics, soon after his return to state. They said they were change, now that the fed- bers and medical person- knitting and crocheting, and Massachusetts, according grateful to the man for eral government declared nel who treated him, are shared her talent with family to the Massachusetts De- seeking medical attention a public health emergency being monitored for symp- and friends. partment of Public Health immediately upon his re- Friday, according to Mas- toms, Madoff added. In addition to her husband, the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, and the Boston Public turn, greatly limiting his sachusetts health of cials. Lo would not say where she is survived by eight chil- 426 Broadway (Route 129), Health Commission. They exposure to others. The Trump administra- the man lives due to pri- dren, Stanley and Nancy Hinds, Lynn, followed by a funeral said they were noti ed by The viral outbreak that tion took drastic steps to vacy concerns, but said he Nancy Cann, Daniel and Kathy Mass at 10 a.m. in St. Ann’s the Centers for Disease began in China has infect- signi cantly restrict entry doesn’t live in a dormitory Hinds, Dianne and Ed Mills, Church, Peabody. Burial will Control and Prevention ed more than 11,900 peo- into the country. and did not participate Shawn Hinds, Kevin and Ann be in Pine Grove Cemetery. of the positive test results ple globally. The virus’ rap- The Boston student re- in any university activi- Hinds, Brian Hinds, and Heidi Relatives and friends are re- late Friday. id spread in two months turned to Logan from Chi- ties after returning to the and Joseph Kunze. She also spectfully invited to attend. He’s being kept in isola- prompted the World na on Tuesday and went country. He’s doing “quite leaves many loving grandchil- Visiting hours Tuesday from tion at his home until he is Health Organization on to a medical facility the well” at home and public dren, and great-grandchildren. 6-8 p.m. In lieu of owers cleared by public health of- Thursday to declare it a next day, said Dr. Jenni- health nurses are check- She leaves a sister, Audrey donations may be made to cials, which is safer than global emergency. fer Lo, medical director at ing on his condition regu- Tufts, and was predeceased Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan transferring him and po- Boston’s Logan Interna- the Boston Public Health larly, Lo added. by George, Chester, Joseph, St., Suite B-102, Danvers, John, James, Alfred, William MA 01923. Directions and and Philip Covey, Evelyn Parks, guestbook at www.solimine. Pastor denies Communion to Stella Weaver and Patricia com. Beaupre, Rita Mageary. Service information: Her funeral will be held on legislators who support abortion Wednesday at 9 a.m. from WEST WARWICK, R.I. ers. tions. Bishop Tobin need to be (AP) — The pastor of a “In accord with the “If they are proud of reminded that the U.S. Rhode Island church is- teaching of the Catholic what they have done, why Constitution requires the Judith Melnik, 87 sued a  ier which said Church for 2000 years, do they want to keep it separation of church and 1932-2020 that every state legislator the following members of a secret?” Bucci told the state,” said McEntee, who who voted last year to pre- the legislature may NOT Journal. represents Narragansett SWAMPSCOTT — Judith serve the right to an abor- receive Holy Communion, The  iers were met with and South Kingstown. tion in state law would be as are all the of cers of (Phillips) Melnik, of Swamp- severe criticism from sev- When asked if the Rhode denied Holy Communion. the state of Rhode Island, eral state lawmakers, in- scott, passed away peacefully Island Diocese condones in her home on Thursday, Jan. Rev. Richard Bucci dis- as well as Rhode Island’s cluding Democratic state tributed the  iers last members of Congress,” the Rep. Carol McEntee who Bucci’s action, spokes- 30, 2020, at the age of 87. woman Carolyn Cronin She was born in Lynn in week at Sacred Heart  ier reads. received a letter at her Church in West Warwick, The  iers also said leg- home. She called on Bucci said the Church entrusts September 1932 and lived all its pastors to make pasto- her life in Swampscott. Judy the Providence Journal islators wouldn’t be al- to resign and she demand- ral and administrative de- was the daughter of the late reported on Saturday. He lowed to act as witnesses ed that Bishop Thomas To- Robert K. Phillips and Beatrice also mailed them to the to marriage, godparents or bin issue an apology. cisions at “the local parish (Folsom) Phillips. She was the homes of several lawmak- lectors at any church func- “Both Father Bucci and level.” loving wife of the late Theo- dore F. Melnik, and they were MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS married for 50 years before his passing. She worked as a secretary Fire ghters representing 13 hauls also put them lower nes as the MBTA to their city or town hall. for 36 years at General Elec- departments to graduate ahead of fellow Democrats prepares to move to a cash- Ballots must be deliv- tric in Lynn, and was a former Secretary of the Common- less fare collection system. ered to the local election member of the GE Riverettes SPRINGFIELD (AP) — wealth William Galvin, Riders will be asked more of ce by the close of polls and Saugus Drill Team. dancing with her husband Ted, Fire ghters who will go to who reported having frequently to show that on March 3 in order to be Judy was a very sociable enjoyed playing tournament work at 13 departments $320,000 in his account, they paid for their tickets. counted. and caring person who had bridge, and just loved playing across Massachusetts are Treasurer Deb Goldberg, The system is expected to Voters who are able to many friends. She was a very card games in general. scheduled to graduate who reported having be in place by 2024. visit their city or town gifted self-taught piano play- She is survived by her three from the state re ghting $178,000 in her cam- Some advocates said hall during regular busi- er who enjoyed entertaining loving sons, Randy, Gary, Keith; academy this week. paign coffers, and Auditor the $250 maximum ne is ness hours may complete family and friends, and occa- and one granddaughter, Kayla. State Fire Marshal Suzanne Bump, who had still too high. their absentee ballot in $62,000. sionally played at public and Service information: At the Peter Ostroskey and Mas- The current punish- person in their local elec- Republican Gov. Char- private venues just for the decedent’s request, there sachusetts Fire ghting ment for fare evasion is tion of ce. lie Baker ended 2019 Early voting will also be joy of it. She loved to go out will be no memorial service. Academy Director David a noncriminal citation, Evans will present cer- with slightly more than but riders stopped for not available Feb. 24 to 28 for ti cates of completion to DeLeo and Spilka, about paying can be arrested if all voters. members of the graduat- $954,000. they refuse to show per- Absentee ballot appli- ing class on Friday morn- Republican Lt. Gov. sonal identi cation. cations can be found on ing at the Department of Karyn Polito far outpaced Baker released a $44.6 Galvin’s website. Charlotte J. Allen-Worden, 75 Fire Services facility in both. The possible future billion state budget pro- Spring eld. candidate for governor posal in January. Overall, Markey discusses Thee graduates repre- reported more than $1.7 Baker’s budget includes response to new virus LYNN — Charlotte Jean Al- children, Peter Rimnac of Bev- sent re departments in million in her account as an increase of $135 mil- len-Worden, age 75, of Lynn, erly, Janine Faytol of Ocala, Fla., Agawam, Amherst, Athol, of the end of 2019. lion in operating funds for BOSTON (AP) — A formerly of Salem, passed Charles Brunet of New Orleans, Chicopee, Gardner, Mash- Unlike DeLeo or Spilka, the MBTA for a total of Democratic U.S. sena- away Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020 La., and Florence Brunet of pee, Natick, Northamp- none of the statewide can- nearly $1.4 billion. tor from Massachusetts following a lengthy illness. Lynn; grandchildren Jessica ton, Pitts eld, Spring eld, didates are up for re-elec- discussed steps he thinks She was born in Chicago, McMahon of Ocala, Fla., Erin West Spring eld, West- tion this year. Absentee ballots available the federal government Ill., the daughter of the late Rimnac of Richmond, Ind., Wil- borough and West eld. for presidential primary should take to address John and Helen Paulson. Prior liam Lazarus of Lynn and Nich- The ceremony will in- Baker proposes lowering the threat of a new virus to her retirement, she worked olas Lazarus of Lynn. clude an honor guard and Sunday, the day after con- in assembly at Parker Brothers Service information: Char- transit nes for fare evasion BOSTON (AP) — Mas- the posting of colors. sachusetts voters who rmation of the rst case and housekeeping at Salem lotte’s visitation will be held BOSTON (AP) — Mas- in the state. Hospital. She loved playing in the GOODRICH Funeral can’t get to their local DeLeo ends 2019 with $848K sachusetts Gov. Charlie polling location for the Sen. Edward Markey BINGO and slots. Home, 128 Washington St., Baker is proposing to visited the Cambridge Charlotte is survived by her Lynn, on Wednesday, 4-7 p.m. in campaign account upcoming presidential change how the Massa- primaries can now pick Health Alliance in BOSTON (AP) — Mas- chusetts Bay Transpor- up absentee ballots. Everett, Massachusetts sachusetts House Speaker tation Authority handles Voters who will be out on Sunday, according to Apple temporarily Robert DeLeo report- fare evaders. of town on March 3, or his of ce. Markey, the ed having more than The Republican gov- who have a disability or ranking member of a $848,000 in his campaign ernor wants to reduce religious belief which pre- Senate subcommittee on closes stores in China account as of the end of nes and make it illegal vents them from voting East Asia, said he wants 2019, giving him a larger to arrest riders for fare at their polling place, are President Donald Trump amid virus outbreak political war chest than evasion, changes advo- eligible to vote by absen- to reestablish and imme- many statewide candi- cates called for out of tee ballot. diately appoint a perma- dates. concerns about minority nent global health chief SAN FRANCISCO (AP) to study and contain it,” Those who need a ballot The total cash on hand and low-income riders be- mailed to them may to address the growing — Apple is temporari- the statement said. the powerful Winthrop ing unfairly targeted for send an absentee ballot threat of the coronavirus. ly closing its 42 stores in Apple’s online store will Democrat reported in enforcement, according to application to their city or President Barack mainland China, one of its remain open. a year-end campaign The Boston Globe. town hall. Family mem- Obama rst established China is the company’s largest markets, as a new nance report puts him Baker included the pro- bers may also complete the position to coordi- third biggest market in virus spreads rapidly and ahead of Democratic posals in a supplemental the application on a vot- nate a response to the terms of sales behind the the death toll there rose to Attorney General Mau- budget plan Friday. er’s behalf. Ebola outbreak in Africa, United States and Europe 259 on Saturday. ra Healey, who reported If approved by lawmak- Secretary of the Com- Markey said. Markey also The iPhone maker said and it is also where most having about $518,000 in ers, the new fare evasion monwealth William wants federal of cials to in a statement it was iPhones and other devices cash in her account as of nes could start at $10 Galvin is recommending outline their efforts to closing stores, corporate are made. CEO Tim Cook the end of the year. and increase to $250. voters submit absentee respond to the current of ces and contact cen- told analysts on Tuesday Healey is considered Fines currently start at ballot applications as soon threat. ters in China until Feb. 9 that uncertainty due to a possible candidate for $100 and increase to $600 as possible to allow time “out of an abundance of the outbreak was keeping governor in the 2022 for repeat offenders. Tran- for the ballot to be mailed caution and based on the the Cupertino, Calif.-based election. sit Police issued 2,300 to the voter and returned Democratic Senate Pres- fare evasion citations in 781-593-7700 latest advice from leading company from offering more Publishing Daily, except Sundays health experts.” speci c guidance about its ident Karen Spilka ended 2018. 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THERAPIST problems. From A1 O’Connor explained he takes a team approach to But he said the Mass- helping people that means Health regulation fails to several people in his office reflect the complex health work together on the pa- insurance billing system tient. care providers must nego- “It’s common for a pa- tiate. MassHealth is just tient to see two or three one of almost 20 insur- people over the course of ance plans O’Connor does therapy,” he said. business with and almost He said auditors visit- all of them, including pub- ed Advance Therapy four lic insurance plans like or five times last year Medicare, allow physical and ultimately “came up therapist assistant bill- with a formula” comput- ings. ing how much money he Several private health is required to pay back to insurance providers with MassHealth. which he does business The audit’s findings allow billing by physical posted on the state Au- therapy assistants. In ditor’s website conclude: addition, some of the 300 “... Dr. O’Connor should patients he treats a week collaborate with Mass- have a combination of in- Health to establish a plan surance providers, includ- to repay the $359,266 ing MassHealth, with one in overpayments he re- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK plan allowing billings by a ceived from improper physical therapy assistant physical therapy billings. Jon E. of Revere and his dog Maxine make their way down a path at Breakheart Reservation on even though MassHealth Dr. O’Connor should bill Saturday. prohibits the practice. MassHealth using his bill- Physical therapy assis- ing provider identification tants are board-certified number only for services Oh deer, Breakheart puts winter on paws and licensed by the state. he personally provides. “Every busy professional Dr. O’Connor should peri- has an assistant. To min- odically review all the bill- BREAKHEART McElligott and Tuc- people per day. even managed to even imize a physical therapy ing requirements in Mass- From A1 cinardi aren’t the only “It’s a good season to capture pictures of a few assistant’s importance is Health’s regulations.” ones who appreciate the see deer right now, so on his phone. disappointing,” O’Connor Stressing that his pa- residents Anthony McEl- outdoor opportunities (park visitors) have a good “I was walking one day said. tients received all of the ligott and Nick Tuccinardi Breakheart Reservation chance of seeing an ani- and there were deer. Being Working out of an office services billed to Mass- said the area’s extensive presents during the colder mal,” Donovan said. “With a hunter, I knew there’d and small gymnasium, Health, O’Connor said, trail system and scenic winter months, however. the snowfall, you can see be more, so I took out my O’Connor and his half doz- “If I’ve got to pay it back, views are what makes “It’s a gem of an urban animal tracks.” camera,” he said. en employees, including I’ll pay it back.” He added: the park a good place to park,” said park rang- As he walked his dog, As a result, Jon was able therapists and assistant “I’m hoping to convince meet and walk their dogs, er Daniel Donovan. “You Maxine, along the wild- therapists, help patients them that the services Tatum and Mario, on a don’t get the diversity of life reserve’s Lodge Trail, to capture footage of two deer as they ran across recover from injuries, provided were top quality regular basis. terrain anywhere else Revere resident Jon (who strokes and other medical and served patients.” McElligott said the day’s (nearby).” asked that his last name the park trail. snow was an added bonus. He added that the park not be used) said he comes “I see a lot of animals,” “I love walking here saw high numbers of vis- to the park nearly every he said. “I caught (the Lynnfield taking a look at when it’s snowing. It looks itors in January, with an day and sees quite a few deer) as they ran back into so nice,” he said. average of about 1,000 animals on his walks. He’s the woods.” elementary-school space

LYNNFIELD school, middle school and From A1 Huckleberry space needs and implement a compre- “The next step is deci- hensive athletic field up- sion making — is there a grade plan. problem and how do we fix Work on Jordan Park’s it?” Dolan said. transformation into a cen- To the town’s credit, tralized soccer field com- Dolan said Lynnfield has plex for youth 4-18 years a good track record tack- old is in the final stages. ling school space needs The Wildewood Drive park in a timely fashion. The is named for Marine 1st Lt. past decade saw the town Allan H. Jordan who was address and plan out high killed in combat in 1968. Suspensions in Lynn middle schools blamed on vaping

SUSPENSIONS as one of the largest con- From A1 cerns in the district, said at last week’s meeting because even in the adult that intervention should community, there’s sort of start even sooner. a low view of harm around “I strongly felt over the vaping. When the adults past few years we should are engaged in that be- start introducing drug in- havior, it’s hard to tell the tervention and vaping at kids not to be engaged in the elementary (schools),” that behavior.” said Ford. “I think we’re A potential solution, being terribly naive. We Tutwiler said, could be to should start at elementa- build a targeted interven- ry rather than at middle tion program at the middle schools.” school for students who To reduce suspensions, are using substances. For the district has increased ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO instance, Positive Alterna- social-emotional support Paymaster of Honorable Few Detachment 1302 Alex Panos salutes the gravestone of Jennifer tive to School Suspension and has implemented in- Harris, a Marine pilot killed in Iraq 13 years ago, at the Swampscott Cemetery Sunday afternoon. (PASS), which started in tervention programs, such the district’s high schools as Positive Behavioral In- last year and provides an terventions and Supports Swampscott remembers a hero 13 years later alternative to suspensions, (PBIS), which teaches stu- could be expanded to the dents behavioral expecta- middle schools. tions in the same manner Operation Iraqi Freedom SEVAC flight during the part of Sunday’s ceremony SWAMPSCOTT Lynn pays $10,000 an- as any core subject. casualty evacuation, or Vietnam War that ended was devoted to noting the From A1 nually to participate in Expanding those efforts CASEVAC mission. Jenni- with the deaths of six crew similarities between the the program, which is of- should continue to de- Cemetery Sunday after- fer and her crew had been members. two tragedies. The names fered through the North crease suspension rates, noon. “I’m here every day tasked with recovering Like Jennifer, the pilot of the victims from each Shore Consortium. Tutwil- Tutwiler said. to sit and talk (with both the bodies of their fallen that day, Navy Corpsman flight were read aloud, and er credits PASS with re- “The desire to reduce of them).” comrades. Gary Norman Young, was a rose was placed on Jenni- ducing suspensions at the is both from a belief that Harris said he some- Enamored with flying assigned to the Purple fer’s grave for each victim. high school level, which out-of-school suspensions times seeks others’ opin- from a young age, Jenni- Foxes squadron and was Later on, roses would sends students disciplined ions on his daily ritual, fer was the first female pi- flying a Sea Knight heli- be placed on the grave of may not always be a solu- and he’s reassured that lot in the highly regarded copter that was shot down Jared Raymond, anoth- for substance-use infrac- tion or result in changed it’s OK to visit their graves Purple Foxes squadron, during a similar mission, er Swampscott resident tions off-campus to Bev- behavior, as well as what so often. which is based at Marine according to Alex Panos, killed in Iraq. Raymond, a erly for educational and research says about the “You lost your family,” is Corps Air Station Camp in a paymaster at Honorable 20-year-old Army special- therapeutic intervention. link between suspensions what he’s told. Pendleton, Calif. Few Detachment 1302, ist, became the town’s first But School Committee and later incarceration Unlike most days, Har- Harris said it was his a section of the Marine casualty of the Iraq War member John Ford, who (school-to-prison-pipe- ris was not alone at Jen- 30-year career at Gener- Corps League. on Sept. 19, 2006 when has cited student vaping line),” said Tutwiler. nifer’s gravestone Sunday. al Electric that sparked But the tragic fates are his tank hit an explosive He was there for a town his daughter’s interest even more intertwined. device. LAW OFFICES OF ceremony, hosted by the in the field. She was torn Young and his crew died One of his family mem- JAMES J. CARRIGAN U.S. Marine Corps League, between helicopters and on Feb. 7, 1969, the same bers was in attendance for • Social Security Disability which recognized Jenni- jets, but decided upon the day that Harris died 38 Jennifer’s ceremony and • Workers Compensation fer’s sacrifice and marked former after surveying the years later. took part in a moonshine • Accidents the unofficial anniversary choppers at a GE Aviation The irony is that Jenni- toast to honor the town’s 25 years located across of her death. open house. fer was helping Young’s two heroes. Home delivery from Lynn District Court “I think it was wonder- “One day, she sat in a daughter, Stephanie Han- “We don’t want to forget 15 Johnson St. ful,” said Harris. “They chair and said, ‘I’m go- son Caisse, compile “The these heroes,” said Panos. subscribers 781-596-0100 did a wonderful job with ing to fly one of these Corpsman’s Legacy,” a “People tend to forget. Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN a big turnout. Every year, things,” said Harris. “I’m book about her late fa- to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN They go on with their lives LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL it gets bigger and bigger. I very much (proud of her). ther’s death and his time and they forget so we keep www.jamescarriganlaw.com can’t believe it’s (been) 13 She could have done any- in the Vietnam War. Fol- her alive and we keep Jar- [email protected] years gone by.” thing in the world, but she lowing Jennifer’s death, ed alive as well.” Jennifer and six others wanted to fly helicopters.” Caisse would go to write died on Feb. 7, 2007 after During the graveside a second book about the Gayla Cawley can be home delivery rate is the CH-46 Sea Knight He- ceremony, tragic parallels parallels between the two reached at gcawley@item- 50% off licopter she was piloting were drawn between Har- flights, Panos said. live.com. Follow her on newstand price! 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Shanahan now considering the Arti- House formally impeached House Intelligence Commit- Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman cles of impeachment against Trump, there have been tee Ranking Member Devin Customer Service Donald John Trump, 45th new and escalating reve- Nunes, the Senate may Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS president of the United lations that confirm what need to hear from all, or be Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 forever complicit in this cov- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 States, every American, we heard from multiple All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 regardless of political be- witnesses in the House’s er-up of wrongdoings. 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 lief, must demand fairness, impeachment investiga- There is also precedent Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 for Trump to testify. Both Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 transparency and facts. The tion. They each gave us a Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 chief justice and the Sen- crucial look into the pres- President Richard Nixon Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 ate must ensure fairness ident’s abuse of power and and President Bill Clinton classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 and provide transparency. obstruction of congressional testified in connection to Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions Trump and his team must investigations. But there their impeachment inves- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 tell us the facts or face per- was one key individual who tigations. In many trials, the defendant is called to Circulation jury charges as well. wasn’t questioned, and the [email protected] Either to get to the bottom American people deserve to testify, and those who are of the wrongdoing or to clear hear what he would say un- wrongly accused are often Ext. 3 his name, every American der oath: President Trump eager to tell their side of the Newsroom should insist on hearing himself. story. [email protected] directly from the president. Trump loyalists have Senators truly interested [email protected] Trump has indicated that continually criticized Dem- in the truth should force a Ext. 4 EDITORIAL he “like(d) the idea” of tes- ocrats for not having first- Senate vote to get Trump to testify. Given that Majority Sports tifying and would “strongly hand witnesses testify in [email protected] consider” it as part of his the House investigation. Leader Mitch McConnell impeachment proceedings. However, this completely declared “everything I do Ext. 5 Veteran’s volunteer Trump also said he was ignores the fact that Trump during this, I’m coordinating Retail and Online willing to testify under repeatedly blocked first- with White House counsel” Advertising oath in the Mueller inves- hand witnesses from tes- to essentially rig the trial, [email protected] tigation, but of course he tifying. You can’t get any Republicans and Democrats ADVERTISING mourners uplift us all must put country over party never did. Trump must put more first-hand than the Ernie Carpenter Jr. his money where his (Twit- president himself. and not allow McConnell to Editorial from the Chicago Tribune editorial block evidence and critical Director of Advertising board ter) mouth is and keep his With each new revelation and Business Development, ext. 1355 word for once. If the presi- pointing toward a presi- firsthand witnesses. [email protected] dent has nothing to hide, he dent that was directly in- Common Cause and Funerals aren’t always rip-roaring outpour- our 1.2 million members Ralph Mitchell should testify as part of his volved in directing the en- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ings of grief and remembrance, especially for impeachment trial. tire scheme, the American strongly urge Chief Justice [email protected] folks who are a little older and don’t have a As the House impeachment people and the Senate must Roberts and all senators to ensure a fair impeachment Eric Rondeau large family. managers formally walked demand testimony from the trial for the good of the na- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 This can be true even for people who had ro- the Articles of Impeachment firsthand fact witnesses. It [email protected] tion by agreeing to the five bust ties through most of their lives. By a cer- to the Senate — where they is not the House’s fault the key principles detailed in Patricia Whalen were solemnly, silently re- president obstructed its in- tain age, a person’s peers may be dead, in poor our recent impeachment re- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ceived — the full weight of vestigation, and it is Justice [email protected] health or living far away. Affiliations that sup- port titled “Patterns of De- this historic moment settled Roberts’ and the Senate’s ply scores of friends and acquaintances, such as ception: Obstruction, Cor- BUSINESS OFFICE over the Capitol. obligation to the rule of law work, volunteering or attending religious ser- ruption & Abuse of Power.” Across town, the Govern- and the future of American Susan J. Conti vices, recede with advancing age and declining Included in these demands ment Accountability Office democracy to ensure we get Controller, ext. 1288 health. Personal relationships may deteriorate is that the impeachment [email protected] released a report making to the bottom of this evolv- over time and be tough to shore back up. trial must have witnesses. Ted Grant clear the president vio- ing scandal. President Trump must be Yet most of us intuitively understand that lated the law by delaying The first step is for the Publisher, ext. 1234 when the end comes, no one should be buried a witness in his own im- [email protected] funds Congress had duly Senate to force a vote to peachment trial because no with only morticians and gravediggers looking Marian Kinney appropriated for Ukraine. call the one person who can one, and especially not the on. That news comes one day speak about interactions ext. 1212 president, is above the law. [email protected] John James Murphy, 71, was a decorated Air after explosive revelations with everyone involved and Force veteran of the Vietnam War who lived in from Lev Parnas, who said who has indicated he is will- Karen Hobert Flynn is the Will Kraft Trump absolutely knew ing to tell the truth — for- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Elgin’s River View Rehab Center in suburban president of Common Cause, [email protected] Chicago before his death on Dec. 18. He was that his personal attorney mer national security ad- which since 1970, has been believed to have relatives including siblings, a was meddling in Ukrainian viser John Bolton. With Lev holding power accountable Paula Villacreses child and grandchildren, but no one stepped for- affairs and trying to stir up Parnas implicating others through lobbying, litigation A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 dirt on a potential political who he claims had knowl- [email protected] ward to claim him as kin or loved one, reports and grassroots organizing. rival. Parnas knows be- edge of the scheme, includ- She wrote this for Inside- Mike Shanahan Rafael Guerrero in the Elgin Courier-News. An cause he was working with ing Vice President Mike Sources.com. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 unattended funeral is not unheard of. Funeral [email protected] homes often deal with them quietly. DAHLEEN GLANTON Carolina Trujillo Not this time. Symonds-Madison Funeral Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Home owners Daniel and Joy Symonds decided [email protected] they would hold a service fitting of a military Jim Wilson veteran. The Daily Herald published a story in African American role-model Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 which Murphy was described as friendly, polite [email protected] and helpful. “Funeral for unclaimed veteran CIRCULATION Wednesday in Elgin,” the headline read. Word dads number in the millions Lisa Mahmoud about his potentially lonely funeral spread on Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] social media. My favorite Instagram loved basketball as much as While nearly half of black And so things turned around for the remem- post by Kobe Bryant does he and was on track to carry fathers live apart from at CUSTOMER SERVICE brances of Murphy. When Wednesday arrived, not include Gianna, his out his athletic legacy. least one of their minor chil- La’ Mosha Ball the line to pay respects stretched out the door. 13-year-old daughter who Bryant and Gigi have been dren, it does not tell the en- Customer Service, ext. 1276 “Many of you have come for a funeral for an died along with him in that memorialized in a collage of tire story. A Pew Research [email protected] unclaimed veteran,” the Rev. Tim Perry said. tragic helicopter crash. It is photos showing the two of study found that 67 percent GRAPHICS of these fathers see their chil- “What we would like for you to think about is a 2018 video of his 1-year- them sharing poignant mo- Trevor Andreozzi this man is no longer unclaimed — he is ours.” old daughter, Bianka, sit- ments the way fathers and dren at least once a month, Designer compared with 59 percent of Americans are divided in many ways, but ku- ting in his lap and mimick- daughters are supposed to [email protected] ing him trumpeting like an do. We have gloated over white fathers and 32 percent dos to those who gave their time to respect Mr. Frederick Higgins elephant. their bond, his unwavering of Hispanic fathers who live Murphy, in a week when, much more famously, Designer We know that social me- support and his willingness outside the home. More than [email protected] the country weighed another grief: the shock- dia posts are designed to to spend as much time with half of black fathers who do ing deaths in a helicopter crash of basketball not live with their children Mark Sutherland project a particular image his daughter as needed. Creative Director legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter, Gianna, and that doesn’t necessarily This doesn’t fit the narra- talk to their kids several [email protected] seven others. In Elgin, the volunteer mourners reflect reality, but this one tive America has painted of times a week or more. That’s NEWSROOM not only honored and uplifted a veteran’s mem- seemed natural. Bryant black men. They’re supposed a higher percentage than ory, but also themselves. simply was boasting about to be absent and uninvolved, white or Latino fathers who Mike Alongi how smart his baby girl is cranking out children whom live elsewhere. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Gathering to mark the passing of a life is [email protected] — something doting par- they have no intention of African American fathers among the most profound of human acts. If the who live with their children life belonged to a complete stranger, the act be- ents do all the time. taking care of either finan- Bill Brotherton “She understands a bunch cially or emotionally. are much more involved in Features Editor ext. 1338 comes selfless. [email protected] of words already, the chal- It is a stereotype that has their day-to-day lives than John James Murphy, a native of Chicago, was lenge now is getting her to burdened the African Amer- other ethnic groups as well. Elyse Carmosino president of his rehab center’s resident council speak in complete full crys- ican family since slavery. A 2013 report by the U.S. Reporter, ext. 1264 committee. He previously worked as a Domi- tal clear sentences at 1, she But it is not based on fact. Centers for Disease Con- [email protected] nick’s grocery store manager and as a welder. already has plenty of words The truth is that there are trol and Prevention found Gayla Cawley For his service to his country, he was awarded in her vocab,” he wrote. many, many Kobe Bryants that 70 percent of African Reporter, ext. 1236 the National Defense Service Medal, Republic In that regard, Bryant was out there, though they don’t American fathers who lived [email protected] of Vietnam Campaign Medal, Presidential Unit being a typical proud dad. As have his financial means. at home bathed, diapered, Cheryl Charles dressed or helped their Citation and Vietnam Service Medal. an African American man, There’s a movement afoot on News Editor, ext. 1278 however, he sent a sublimi- social media that proves it. young kids use the toilet ev- [email protected] He was buried with military honors, includ- ery day, compared with 60 ing flag-draped casket, uniformed pallbearers, nal message, intentional or Fathers from around the Olivia Falcigno percent of white fathers and Photographer, ext.1224 bagpipes, funeral car procession and the play- not, that black men are no world, many of them Afri- different from other doting can American, are posting 45 of Latino fathers. [email protected] ing of taps. Seventy-eight percent of dads. It was a reflection of pictures on social media Spenser Hasak black men fed or ate meals His mourners numbered in the many hun- black family life not often showing their adoration for Photographer, ext. 1332 with their children every dreds. seen, unless you happened their daughters, using the [email protected] day and 35 percent read to to be one of Bryant’s 19 mil- hashtag #girldad. them daily — higher rates Thor Jourgensen lion followers. The movement was nei- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 than other racial groups. Some of us didn’t know ther started by African [email protected] The survey found that 82 much about Bryant prior American men nor for Afri- percent of black fathers Daniel Kane to his death, except that he can American men, in par- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 played with their young ticular, but their posts seen [email protected] was not a perfect man. We children every day — the were aware of the sexual alongside men of all races same as white fathers. Steve Krause assault charges that were shows that black men love Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Bryant’s life as an ador- [email protected] later dropped. He publicly their children, too. ing father was genuine and acknowledged his mistakes, Since ESPN anchor worthy of the tributes he Harold Rivera apologized to the woman Elle Duncan inspired the has received. But if we re- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] who accused him and went hashtag with her moving ally want to honor him in about trying to repair the on-air tribute to Bryant, a substantive way, let’s ac- Anne Marie Tobin damage to his family. black men from all walks of knowledge that black men Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 We have learned a lot life have been posting pic- are no different from any [email protected] about his family life this tures of themselves inter- other men when it comes to Ryan York week. A welcome revelation acting with their daughters. loving their children. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 has been his commitment to It dispels the myth that [email protected] his four children, especial- black men are the familial Dahleen Glanton is a col- TECHNOLOGY ly his relationship with his deadbeats they are often umnist for the Chicago Tri- second-eldest daughter who portrayed as being. bune. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Feb. 3 - Sunday, Feb. 9

LYNN Teen Drop-In Center at Lynn NAHANT grade band concert, Higgins Mid- ReachArts, 89 Burrill St. 7 p.m. Tech Field House, 6-9 p.m. dle School, 85 Perkins St., 7 p.m. Black History with Miss Teena Municipal Monday, Feb. 3 Monday, Feb. 3 unicipal at Walnut Street Cafe, 8-10 p.m. M Historic District Commission Planning Board, City Hall Entertainment Live Music Saturdays at Bent Municipal meeting at Swampscott Police Water Brewing Company, 8:30 Wiggin Auditorium, 24 Lowell Station, 7:30 p.m. QuaranTEEN Tag meeting at Wetlands Bylaw Study Com- St., 7 p.m. Lynn Public Library, 3-5 p.m. p.m. mittee, 6:30 p.m., Nahant Town Children’s Play Date at Lynn Karaoke at Brandy Barrel Hall. Tuesday, Feb. 4 Pub, 9 p.m. Sunday Feb. 9 Public Library, 3 p.m. Entertainment Cathartic Vibes with Shalom Tuesday, Feb. 4 Entertainment Dinner Detectives at Swamp- Open Mic at Walnut Street Cafe, Sunday, Feb. 9 Peabody Historical Society scott Public Library, 6 p.m. 7-10:30 p.m. Municipal Entertainment presents “Skeletons in the Clos- Karaoke Night at Lazy Dog Planning Board meeting, 6 et” — a memorialization of the Municipal Opening at Walnut Street Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. p.m., Nahant Town Hall. 1692 witch trials, Felton-Smith School Building Committee Cafe, 7:30-10 p.m. historic site, Felton Street, 2 p.m. meeting at Swampscott High Tuesday, Feb. 4 Thursday, Feb. 6 School, Room B208, 6:30 p.m.

Entertainment LYNNFIELD Municipal SAUGUS Wednesday, Feb. 5 Children’s Let’s Get Creative Board of Selectmen meeting, 7 at Lynn Public Library, 3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4 p.m., Nahant Town Hall. Monday, Feb. 3 Municipal Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports Bar, Education School Committee meeting at 9:30 p.m. Education Summer Street School Coun- Friday, Feb. 7 Swampscott High School, Room CFCE Full STEAM Ahead, B129, 7 p.m. Municipal cil, 262 Summer St., 2:45 p.m. Entertainment 3:30-4 p.m., Saugus Public Li- School Committee, Merritt Harbor and Waterfront Ad- Drewicz School Council meet- Nahant Community Break- brary. visory Committee meeting at ing at Drewicz Elementary Center, 600 Market St., 6:30 fast, 8-9 a.m., Nahant Village Municipal Town Hall, 7 p.m. School, 34 Hood St., 3 p.m. p.m. Church. Pine Grove Cemetery Commis- Board of Health meeting, 6:15- Municipal sioners meeting at Pine Grove 7:45 p.m., Saugus Public Li- Thursday, Feb. 6 Saturday, Feb. 8 Cemetery office, 145 Boston St., Board of Library Trustees, li- brary. brary Green room, 18 Summer Entertainment 3:30 p.m. Entertainment St., 6:30 p.m. CFCE Playgroups at Nahant Community Movie Tuesday, Feb. 4 Board of Appeals, Town Hall ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., 10 Wednesday, Feb. 5 and Pot Luck Supper, 5:30-8:30 Maney room, 55 Summer St., Entertainment a.m. p.m., Nahant Village Church. Read to a Dog Program at Entertainment 7:30 p.m. Music and Mother Goose, Swampscott Public Library, 3:30 Adult Scrapbook at Lynn Pub- 10:30-11 a.m., Saugus Public Li- Sunday, Feb. 9 brary. p.m. lic Library, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5 Make a Spring Wreath at Miss Sue’s Story Time at Lynn Education Reading to Lydia the Comfort Education Dog, 4-5 p.m., Saugus Public Li- Swampscott Public Library, 6:30 Public Library, 9:30 a.m. On Silent Wings: The Magic of Early release day brary. p.m. Speak Up Open Mic at Walnut the Snowy Owl, Nahant Public High school coffee house, 275 Street Cafe, 7:30-10:30 p.m. Library. Municipal Starry Starry Night Program Essex St., 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 6 Select Board meeting at at High Rock Observatory, 8-10 Swampscott High School, 6 p.m. Entertainment p.m. Thursday, Feb. 6 PEABODY Renewable Energy Committee Knitting class, 10 a.m., Saugus meeting at Swampscott High Education Public Library. Thursday, Feb. 6 Monday, Feb. 3 School, Room B129, 7 p.m. High school guidance junior Gingerbread house decorating, Entertainment planning, 275 Essex St., 6:30 Education 3:30-5:30 p.m., Saugus Public Friday, Feb. 7 Jump and Jive at Lynn Public p.m. Welch School Council meeting, Library. Library, 10 a.m. 50 Swampscott Ave., 8 a.m. Municipal Entertainment Entertainment Center, McCarthy, Welch, West Artist of the Month at Walnut School Committee meeting, First Friday Open Mic at Wakefield Lynnfield Chamber schools 5th grade band concert, Street Cafe, 7:30-10:30 p.m. 5:30-7:30 p.m., Roby Adminis- ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., 7 p.m. Karaoke at Brandy Barrel of Commerce breakfast club, Higgins Middle School, 85 Per- Brothers Deli, 404 Main St., trative Building. Municipal Pub, 9 p.m. kins St., 7 p.m. Saugus T.V. Board of Trustees Wakefield, 8-9:30 a.m. School Building Committee meeting, 6:30 p.m., Saugus High Municipal Municipal meeting at Swampscott High Municipal School. Cobbet School Council meeting Zoning Board of Appeals, City School, Room B132, 8 a.m. at Cobbet Elementary School, Council on Aging board of di- Hall Wiggin Auditorium, 24 Planning Board meeting, 7-9 rectors, Senior Center, 525 Sa- p.m., Saugus Town Hall. 40 Franklin St., 4 p.m. Lowell St., 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8 Lynn English School Council lem St., 8 a.m. meeting at Lynn English High Recycling Committee, Town Tuesday, Feb. 4 Saturday, Feb. 8 Entertainment Hall, Public Works conference School, 50 Goodridge St., 5:15 Entertainment Caregiver and Me Dance Class p.m. room, 55 Summer St., 6:30 p.m. Education at ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., Manga and Anime Club, 10-11 Destination Imagination team 9:15 a.m. a.m., Saugus Public Library. meeting, South branch library, Ballet Class at ReachArts, 89 Friday, Feb. 7 Friday, Feb. 7 Kowloon Komedy, 3-5 p.m., 78 Lynn St., 3:30-5 p.m. Kowloon Restaurant, Saugus. Burrill St., 10 a.m. Entertainment Education Carroll and Burke School 5th Preschool Singing Class Story Time with Miss Lucy at Middle School musical, 505 grade band concert, Higgins Mid- with Lindsay Garfield at Lynn Public Library, 10 a.m. Main St., 7 p.m. dle School, 85 Perkins St., 7 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., 11 a.m. J&B Jazz at Walnut Street Cafe, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8 Wednesday, Feb. 5 Monday, Feb. 3 Sunday, Feb. 9 Acoustic Fridays at Bent Wa- ter Brewing Company, 6 p.m. Education Entertainment Entertainment Entertainment Karaoke at Brandy Barrel Middle School musical, 505 Roblox Club — an awesome CFCE Playgroups at Qi Gong with Tony Crossman Pub, 9 p.m. Main St., 7 p.m. game for ages 9-18, main library ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., 10 at ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., 9 teen room, 82 Main St., 4-6 p.m. a.m. a.m. Saturday, Feb. 8 Sunday, Feb. 9 Dance Dimensions Cre- Daddy & Daughter Valentine’s Thursday, Feb. 6 ative Modern and Ballet at Dance Class at ReachArts, 89 Entertainment Education ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., 6:45 Burrill St., 11:30 a.m. Taproom Yoga at Bent Water Middle School musical, 505 Education p.m. Compass Cafe at ReachArts, Brewing Company, 11 a.m. Main St., 1-3:30 p.m. South and Brown School 5th Miracles in Music at 89 Burrill St., 2 p.m.

ENTERTAINMENT Adam Levine relieved halftime show stress is behind Maroon 5

By Kelli Kennedy ASSOCIATED PRESS MIAMI — A noticeably relaxed Adam Levine took the stage with Maroon 5 for a pre-Super Bowl FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS event in Miami on Satur- day, telling the crowd he Jamie Foxx arrives at the 26th annual Screen was relieved the pressures Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium of the halftime show were & Expo Hall in Los Angeles. behind the band. “I’m just happy we can kind of kick back and Jamie Foxx tricks hang out down the street and have fun, but still be pre-Super Bowl gala somewhat away from the madness,” said Levine, whose band headlined last crowd with ‘Beyoncé’ year’s Super Bowl half- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS time show in Atlanta. Maroon 5 performs on Saturday in Miami. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. at a $65 million water- The frontman asked the (AP) — Jamie Foxx front home on Miami crowd which team they a cue to grab his guitar at the Miami Heat’s home mer teammate Shaquille tricked an A-list crowd at Beach’s exclusive Star thought would win on Sun- during “Sugar,” even after arena, Levine carried out O’Neal’s carnival-themed a pre-Super Bowl show Island, but in attendance day but shrugged off an- admitting his mistake. Kobe Bryant’s Los Ange- event Friday. Saturday, telling them were several other ce- swering his own question, Dan + Shay, fresh off a les Lakers jersey. He later “I don’t know if I’ll make Beyoncé was about to per- lebrities, including Cuba saying he didn’t have a pref- Grammy win for “Speech- opened the encore set with it through this one with form. Gooding Jr., Keegan-Mi- erence between the Kansas less,” opened the show. an emotional rendition of my emotions intact. If you “I’m going to go ahead chael Key, model Karoli- City Chiefs and the San Demi Lovato surprised the “Memories,” which he ded- could sing with us it would and let it out of the bag na Kurkova and “Break- Francisco 49ers. Drummer crowd, joining the country icated to Bryant, who was make a huge,” Levine said, right now: Beyoncé. Be- ing Bad” co-stars Bryan Matt Flynn, however, wore duo on the ballad. among nine people killed in before stopping as the yoncé,” he screamed as Cranston and Aaron Paul the jersey of San Francis- Maroon 5 rocked through a helicopter crash Jan. 26. crowd erupted into chants the guests at The Giving and famed filmmaker co’s George Kittle. a series of hits during a This year’s pre-Super of “Kobe.” Fund’s Big Game Big Give Michael Bay, who played “Now that (expletive) is high-energy, 90-minute Bowl events have been Levine clutched his mi- event cheered. “Beyon- host. over. Now we’re loose and set, including “Payphone,” suffused with grief and crophone and hung his cé from Fort Lauderdale. 2001 Super Bowl MVP we can have a good time,” “This Love,” “Moves Like tributes to the basketball head low, saying one of It’s not the one you were and Hall of Famer Ray Levine said. Jagger” and “Animal,” great in the aftermath his goals this year was to thinking, but still.” Lewis honored fellow Hall He clearly relished the which he played with a of the crash, including “love more and live more” Queen Bey was not at of Famer Jim Brown with no-pressure vibe, saying, pink Hello Kitty guitar. during the Super Bowl me- and encouraging the audi- the gala, which was held a philanthropic award. “It’s chill,” when he forgot At the start of the show dia night Jan. 27 and for- ence to do the same. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- hit and run crash at 7:46 p.m. telephone pole was reported. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Friday at 90 Light St.; at 1:15 The driver was issued a writ- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, a.m. Saturday at 13 Salem ten warning for marked lanes it is the sole responsibility of the con- St.; at 11:22 a.m. Saturday at violation. Burns and Summer streets; at A motor vehicle crash was cerned party to contact the relevant 6:13 p.m. Saturday at 53 Cha- reported at 1:03 a.m. Saturday police department and have the de- tham St. at Beverly Bank at 167 Wash- partment issue a notice of correction A report of a motor vehicle ington St.; at 4:48 a.m. Sat- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- crash with personal injury at urday at 40 Aborn St. A truck ifications will not be made without 2:16 a.m. Saturday at 2 Mar- into a house was reported; at express notice of change from the ket St.; at 8:44 p.m. Saturday 10:38 a.m. Sunday at Petco at 10 Sylvan St.; at 1:54 p.m. arresting police department. at Brookvale Street and West- ern Avenue. Sunday at 17 Centennial Drive. The driver was issued a citation LYNN Breaking and Entering for failure to yield. Arrests A report of a motor vehicle Assaults breaking and entering at 2:01 Wilfredo Encarnacion, 34, a.m. Saturday at Family Dollar A report of an assault and of 104 Johnson St., Apt. 1, at 50 Central Ave.; at 2:40 battery at 4:43 p.m. Satur- was arrested and charged a.m. Sunday at 80 Broad St.; day on Main Street. A woman with assault and battery with at 8:43 a.m. Sunday at 82 was reportedly kicked multi- a dangerous weapon and as- Broad St. ple times in the head by three sault and battery at 2:06 a.m. men. The woman was taken to Sunday. Complaints Salem Hospital and a 17-year- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Timothy Goolsby, 62, of 88 old juvenile was arrested and Flint St., Salem, was arrested A report of an injured police charged with assault and bat- Law enforcement officials guard outside the Victory City Church in Riv- and charged with OUI liquor at officer at 4:31 p.m. Friday at tery and assault and battery iera Beach, Fla., on Saturday. 2:19 a.m. Sunday. 300 Washington St.; at 4:08 with a dangerous weapon. Cornell Johnson, of 445 a.m. Saturday at 13 Salem St. An assault and battery was Essex St., was arrested on a reported at 6:55 p.m. Satur- Police: 2 dead, 1 wounded in warrant charge of Class A drug Overdose day at In The Game on Lowell distribution subsequent of- Street; at 7:02 p.m. Saturday fense at 12:42 p.m. Saturday. A report of an overdose at on Pulaski Street. A caller re- shooting after Florida funeral Jason McDonald, 37, of 401 8:34 p.m. Friday on Lincoln ported the landlord came Street. Eastern Ave., was arrested and down and hit his sister. RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. injuries, police said. No erupted; police also said charged with OUI liquor, oper- Theft (AP) — Gunfire erupted arrests were announced the shooting didn’t hap- ation of a motor vehicle with a Breaking and Entering after a funeral Satur- as of late Saturday. pen on church grounds. He suspended license, failure to A report of a larceny at 12:25 day in Florida, killing a Police said listening de- said none of the victims stop/yield and alcohol from A motor vehicle breaking and p.m. Friday at 173 Union St.; teenager and a man and vices in the area that de- are church members and an open container in a motor entering was reported at 1:39 at 9:40 a.m. Saturday at 100 leaving one other person tect the sound of gunshots no one was injured on its vehicle at 8:02 p.m. Saturday. p.m. Saturday at 96 Birch St. Willow St.; at 12:34 p.m. Sun- wounded, police said. counted 13 rounds fired. property. He did not pro- Melji Mendez, 21, of 125 A caller reported her car was day at 28 Joyce St.; at 1:14 Riviera Beach police said Pastor Tywuante D. Lu- vide further details about Green St., was arrested and rifled through and her wallet p.m. Sunday on Buffum Street. in a statement that the poe said in a video state- the funeral. charged with unlicensed op- and multiple credit cards were A report of motor vehicle shooting happened near ment posted on Facebook “This is an isolated in- eration of a motor vehicle and taken. theft at 2:30 p.m. Friday at 25 the Victory City Church that the church was “very cident and it had nothing alcohol from an open contain- Adams St.; at 12:52 p.m. Sun- shortly after 2:30 p.m. aware” that violence was to do with Victory City er in a motor vehicle at 7:19 Complaints day at 2A Adams St. They said a 15-year-old a possibility at the fu- Church,” Lupoe said. p.m. Friday. boy and 47-year-old Royce neral because of a family Police echoed the pas- Julio Nieves, 37, of 66 Har- A report of suspicious ac- tivity at 4:48 p.m. Saturday at Freeman died at the scene. dispute and that it had tor’s statement, saying the wood St., was arrested and Vandalism 26 Margin St. and 2 Kirkland The teen’s name wasn’t provided armed security. victims and the shooter charged with fugitive from jus- A report of motor vehicle Road. An officer checked on a immediately released. A Riviera Beach police of- knew each other and po- tice on court and on warrants vandalism at 7:12 p.m. Friday person who was making fur- Police initially said a ficer also was present, he lice believe the shooting at 8:08 p.m. Saturday. at 90 Light St. tive motions. The person was woman and a teenager said. was a result of a dispute Hector Pojoy, 25, of 99 A report of vandalism at treated at Salem Hospital for a were also wounded, but He said the security between relatives of the Grant St., was arrested on a 9:40 p.m. Friday at 104 Cur- mental health issue. later released a statement guards and police officer deceased. courtesy booking at 9:24 a.m. win Circle. A report of a disturbance at Sunday night saying the had left after the service “The shooting was not Sunday. 11:55 p.m. Saturday at 34 juvenile male was shot at when there were only a a random act of violence,” Oracio Ramos, 22, of 128 MARBLEHEAD Franklin St. A caller reported a different location in Riv- few stragglers remaining police spokesman AJ Gardner St., was arrested and about eight juveniles were iera Beach. The woman, in the area. He said that’s Walker said in the state- charged with two counts of Breaking and Entering fighting on the street corner. whose name police didn’t when a fight broke out ment. leaving the scene of property A disturbance was reported immediately release, suf- across the street from the Riviera Beach is a sub- damage, assault and battery A report of a burglary/break- at 12:15 a.m. Sunday at 68 fered non-life-threatening church and the shooting urb of West Palm Beach. on a police officer, assault ing and entering at 4:53 p.m. Veterans Memorial Drive. A caller and battery with a dangerous Friday on Pleasant Street. A reported loud music was com- weapon, resisting arrest, disor- caller reported a former friend ing from the address. An officer Jury foreman regrets convicting derly conduct, and unlicensed entered her home without per- spoke with the resident, who re- operation of a motor vehicle at mission, trashed the house, ported she was having difficulty 1:55 a.m. Saturday. poured chemicals, and fought putting her child to bed. teen in girl’s 2002 death Joshua Russin, of 323 N with someone. Police reported A report of suspicious activ- Main St., North Brookfield, was the alleged victim said he was ity at 3:40 a.m. Sunday at 12 By Michael arrested on a warrant charge not assaulted. Lynch St. A caller reported a Rezendes and of larceny by single scheme at parked blue sedan didn’t be- Robin McDowell 10:25 a.m. Friday. Complaints long on the street. ASSOCIATED PRESS Gary Sorto, 23, of 119 Tim- A report of a disturbance at son St., Apt. 1, was arrested A caller reported a lot of noise NEW YORK — Citing 2:13 p.m. Sunday at Macy’s a recent Associated Press and charged with unlicensed in the area at 8:31 p.m. Satur- at 210M Andover St. A caller operation of a motor vehicle day on Norman Street. The per- investigation, the fore- reported she was threatened man of the jury that sent and on warrant charge of mo- son said there was honking and over a parking spot. tor vehicle use without authori- screaming and was concerned a Minnesota teen away for life in the 2002 death ty at 3:02 a.m. Saturday. because “it’s usually a pretty Fire quiet street.” A large group of of an 11-year-old girl said Accidents kids reportedly ran off. A chimney fire was reported Friday he regrets voting to at 8:14 p.m. Saturday at 11 convict. A report of a motor vehicle Vandalism Grandview Ave. The fire depart- “I do feel badly,” jury crash at 5:17 p.m. Friday at ment reported the fire was in- foreman Joe McLean told 35 Boston St.; at 2:19 a.m. A report of a swastika in the side the walls and it was later the AP. “I feel, for lack of a Saturday at Market Basket at bathroom at 2:18 p.m. Friday knocked down. better word, that we were FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 40 Federal St.; at 8:24 a.m. on Pleasant Street. Inappropri- misled.” Myon Burrell, convicted in the murder of Tye- Saturday at 451 Broadway; at ate graffiti was reported in the Theft “Maybe we should have 12:08 p.m. Saturday at Broad middle school bathroom. taken more time,” he add- sha Edwards, an 11-year-old girl pierced in and Portland St.; at 2:23 p.m. A report of a larceny at ed. “Maybe we should have the heart by a stray bullet in 2002 while doing Saturday at 98 Boston St.; PEABODY 12:29 p.m. Sunday at 3 En- said we couldn’t decide.” homework at her family’s dining room table, is at 6:36 p.m. Saturday at 22 dicott St. A caller reported his No gun, fingerprints or interviewed at the Stillwater Correctional Fa- Union St.; at 1:44 a.m. Sunday Accidents Amazon package was opened. DNA were ever recovered, cility in Stillwater, Minn. at Boston and North Franklin His gaming headset and cable and the 2003 trial of Myon streets; at 2:44 a.m. Sunday A report of a motor vehicle modem were reportedly stolen. Burrell centered on the Hampshire Public Radio, he said. “It’s weird. You on Ashton Square. crash at 11:11 p.m. Friday at He found the empty box a few testimony of one teen ri- “this should be reviewed think you can do it, you can A report of a motor vehicle 104 Winona St. A car into a houses down. val who offered conflicting immediately because the hold on, but you’ve never stories when identifying job of the prosecutor is to been in that situation.” the triggerman, who was convict the guilty and pro- After the verdict was POLICE BRIEFS standing 120 feet away, tect the innocent.” read, Fedor addressed re- mostly behind a wall. Burrell was tried and porters and said he felt McLean said he and eyes, according to the FBI. has been sentenced to convicted of Tyesha’s mur- pressured to convict. Man to be arraigned other jurors did the best The 17-year-old Alex- state prison for bombing a der twice, and the second McLean said that after in connection with 1990 they could with the evi- ander was shot after he Boston police cruiser. trial occurred when Klo- jurors agreed on a verdict, dence presented and were murder in Lowell threw a rock through the A judge sentenced buchar was no longer the he went into a jury re- unaware of information window of a car that his 45-year-old Asim Kieta Hennepin County attor- stroom and vomited. BOSTON (AP) — A man turned up in the AP re- ex-girlfriend was riding to 15 years to 18 years ney. McLean was the fore- “He was a 16-year-old wanted for murder in view of the case — in part in, police told The Boston in state prison, followed man in the first trial. boy and I was a pretty Massachusetts for nearly because his co-defendants Globe at the time. Betanc- by probation for five In his interview with the newly minted dad at that 30 years who fled to the were not allowed to take es was allegedly driving years, for planting and AP, McLean recalled the time,” he said. “Based on Dominican Republic will the stand. Both have since the car, police said. our conviction, there was a detonating an improvised said Burrell was not even trial and said Burrell’s be arraigned Monday, It’s unclear whether explosive device next to on the scene. One of them, defense attorney seemed real possibility that he was according to the FBI. Betances is represented a parked Boston Police Ike Tyson, admits to being inexperienced and unable going to go to jail for the The FBI Boston Divi- by an attorney who could cruiser, the Suffolk Coun- the shooter. to mount an aggressive rest of his life. I was struck sion said Jose Armanda comment on his behalf. ty district attorney said “Now there are state- defense. by the gravity of that.” Betances has been turned An arrest warrant was Friday. ments from Ike Tyson say- “He was in the deep end McLean’s comments fol- over to the agency. Special issued for Betances in The improvised bomb ing he did the shooting. and the judge was throw- lowed a Wednesday rally agents were scheduled to Lowell District Court in that included a propane We didn’t have that then,” ing him bricks,” McLean of community activists at meet Betances at Boston’s 1990. A federal arrest tank exploded on Jan. 20, McLean said. said. “I thought that from the Government Center Logan International Air- warrant was issued in 2017 in South Boston. Meanwhile, Sen. Amy the get-go this kid’s not in downtown Minneapo- port Friday night. August 1990 on a charge It detonated in two stag- Klobuchar, who led the got a decent attorney.” lis where they demanded Betances is scheduled to of unlawful flight to avoid es and the second blast Hennepin County Attor- Paul Fedor, a juror who Klobuchar join with police be arraigned in Woburn prosecution. on a busy South Boston ney’s office at the time Tye- held out against a guilty and prosecutors to re-ex- Superior Court on a mur- Investigators located bridge injured three sha Edward was felled by verdict longer than any of amine the case, in light of der charge for the death the 58-year-old in the officers who were clearing a stray bullet, was asked the others, told AP there the AP’s findings. of Andrew Alexander on Dominican Republic, the the area of pedestrian about the case while cam- were many aspects of the The AP examined thou- May 12, 1990 in Lowell. FBI said. Betances was and motor vehicle traffic paigning for the Democrat- trial that troubled him. sands of pages of court Betances allegedly shot arrested outside his res- during the morning rush ic presidential nomination Although jurors never documents and archival Alexander between the idence in November and hour, according to the dis- in New Hampshire. She visited the scene of the video that showed police held in custody pending trict attorney. The officers has cited the case repeat- shooting, he said, he found investigators offered cash his extradition to Massa- Lynn Drug Task Force fully recovered from their edly during her political it difficult to believe that to potential witnesses in chusetts. Hotline injuries. career, including during Burrell, who is 5-foot-3, exchange for information. Kieta’s attorney previ- could have fired a hand- In addition, they relied on 781-477-4444 Man sentenced to prison her 2006 campaign for CALL 24 HOURS A DAY All reports of ously said his client was the U.S. Senate, and more gun over a 5-foot wall, as the testimony of jail house or text the word neighborhood activity tiplynn will be investigated. for bombing a Boston framed by unreliable wit- recently in a Democratic prosecutors claimed. snitches who received and your tip to Callers may remain nesses. Police said they candidates’ debate. But Fedor said he finally reduced sentences in ex- “tip411” (847411) anonymous police cruiser used surveillance video to change, and later recanted Spanish menu available “If there is new evidence,” “collapsed.” BOSTON (AP) — A man track down Kieta. Klobuchar told New “I held as long as I could,” their testimony. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Impeachment trial heads to historic end in frenetic week By Hope Yen With Trump’s acquittal or to Wednesday’s vote, ASSOCIATED PRESS all but assured, one of the making sure he gets it biggest questions may be “right.” Sinema hasn’t in- WASHINGTON — Pres- whether any Democrats dicated when she will sig- ident Donald Trump’s im- join with Republicans nal her intentions. peachment trial heads to- to clear him of charges. WHAT WILL ward a historic conclusion There is strong political TRUMP SAY? this week, with senators significance. Trump gives his State of all-but-certain to acquit him Three Democratic sen- the Union address on Tues- on charges of abuse of pow- ators hailing from states day night, and with House er and obstruction of Con- where Trump remains Speaker Nancy Pelosi, gress after narrowly reject- popular — Doug Jones of D-Calif., perched behind ing Democratic demands to Alabama, Joe Manchin of him during his prime-time summon witnesses. address, the White House There’s still plenty of West Virginia and Kyrsten drama to unfold before Sinema of Arizona — re- has been coy as to whether Wednesday’s vote. mained quiet over the Trump will reference the The vote is expected to weekend about their in- impeachment trial. cap a months-long investi- tentions. Trump “is gratified the gation spurred by a whis- They were among the 47 Senate will set a schedule tleblower complaint that Democratic and indepen- for his acquittal as quick- Trump improperly with- dent senators who voted ly as possible. We do not held U.S. military aid from unsuccessfully to extend believe that schedule in- Ukraine in a bid to pres- Trump’s trial by summon- terferes with his ability to sure it to launch investi- ing additional witnesses. deliver a strong, confident gations into 2020 Demo- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS If one or more of the State of the Union,” White cratic rival Joe Biden. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., gives a thumbs-up as he Democratic senators votes House aide Eric Ueland said Friday. In the Senate, Repub- leaves the Senate chamber during the impeachment trial of President to acquit Trump — even voting against one arti- A year ago, Trump made licans hold a 53-47 ad- Donald Trump at the Capitol Friday in Washington. vantage and there’s no- cle of impeachment while no direct reference to his where near the two-thirds supporting the other — it shutdown of government needed for conviction and the trial, the same day the after key GOP senators 11 a.m. EST Monday for could alienate some Dem- spurred by a dispute with removal. On Friday, Re- 2020 presidential election during the trial criticized closing arguments by the ocratic voters, mark their Democrats over border publicans blocked consid- kicks off with the first votes his actions as improper, two legal teams, with each legacies and let Trump wall funding in the speech eration of new witnesses cast in the Iowa caucuses. but ultimately not im- side getting two hours. spend his reelection cam- he eventually delivered to and documents, setting up On Tuesday, Trump will peachable? Will Wednes- After the arguments, the paign asserting that he Congress. He used his ad- the speedy acquittal vote deliver his State of the day’s Senate vote be the Senate goes back into nor- was cleared by a biparti- dress to call for a “new era for the coming week. Union address. final say in the matter? mal session to allow law- san vote. of cooperation.” It will be a frenetic next Will some Democratic What to watch as the makers to give speeches Manchin indicated to Still, there were plenty few days. senators join Republicans third impeachment trial about impeachment on reporters Friday he prob- of subtle digs at the time, On Monday, House im- to acquit Trump, allowing in U.S. history heads to a the floor from late Monday ably won’t decide his vote including when Trump peachment managers and him to claim a bipartisan close: into Wednesday, before “until walking in” to the warned those gathered Trump’s defense team re- “exoneration”? Will Trump CLOSING they reconvene as the im- chamber on Wednesday. against pursuing “foolish turn to the Senate floor to gloat or express any regret ARGUMENTS peachment court at 4 p.m. Jones has said he will wars, politics, or ridiculous make closing arguments in over the Ukraine matter The trial resumes at Wednesday and vote. announce his decision pri- partisan investigations.” Trump speech to project optimism at time of bitter division By Jill Colvin portunity to talk about ASSOCIATED PRESS moving the country ahead, contrast his vision with WASHINGTON — Democrats’ and try to Standing before lawmak- make the case to voters ers in the grand-domed that he deserves four more Capitol where his im- years in the White House. peachment trial is still un- “This has been a very derway, President Donald partisan process and Trump on Tuesday night this is an opportunity for will declare the state of him to unify the country the union s trong, even around opportunities for when it is bitterly divided all Americans,” said White as he asks Americans for a House spokeswoman Jes- second term. sica Ditto. After becoming just the Trump will spend much third president in U.S. of the speech highlighting history to be impeached, the economy’s strength, Trump will try to move including the low employ- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS forward, aides say, offer- ment rate, stressing how ing an optimistic message it has helped blue-collar Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., speaks at a campaign stop at the that stresses economic workers and the middle Bernie 2020 Cedar Rapids Field Office Sunday in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. growth in his annual ad- class. A focus will be the dress before Congress. new trade agreements he But the impeachment has negotiated, including In Iowa, anxiety, unpredictability drama will hang over him his phase-one deal with as he stands before the China and the United very lawmakers who have States-Mexico-Canada cloud caucus finish for Democrats voted to remove him from agreement he signed last office — and those who week. By Julie Pace and Amy Klobuchar and entre- favor, potentially creating tioning against reading are expected to acquit him It’s a familiar message Wednesday when the Sen- Sara Burnett preneur Andrew Yang are chaos on caucus night. too much into Monday’s to anyone who has ever ASSOCIATED PRESS also competing aggres- The Associated Press will results. Biden is hoping ate trial comes to a close. tuned into one of the pres- A ny attempt to try to be sively in the state. declare a winner in Iowa to sustain enough enthu- ident’s rallies. But it’s one DES MOINES, Iowa — Many campaigns were based on the number of siasm and money coming a messenger for unity will the White House believes On the eve of the Iowa looking to a final week- state delegates each candi- out of Iowa to make it to surely be dismissed at a will reach a broader au- caucuses, Democratic end poll to provide some date wins. The AP will also more diverse states where time of palpable anger dience and have a more presidential candidates measure of clarity. But report all three results. he hopes to draw strong and rancor, much of which potent impact given the hustled across the state on late Saturday, CNN and Despite the late-stage support from black voters. he has helped generate on venue, especially among Sunday trying to fire up The Des Moines Register turbulence and confu- His campaign is partic- both sides of the divide. independent voters. His voters and make one last opted not to release the sion, the candidates spent ularly focused on South Senior administration campaign has been court- appeal to those struggling survey because of worries Sunday making bold pro- Carolina, the fourth state officials were tight-lipped ing these voters as it to make a final decision the results may have been nouncements. Speaking on the primary schedule. about the extent to which works to stitch together a about their choice in the compromised. to several hundred sup- “We view Iowa as the Trump would mention h winning coalition for his crowded field. New caucus rules have porters in Cedar Rapids, beginning, not the end,” is impeachment, which he reelection. Campaigns and voters Sanders declared “we are Symone Sanders said at has denounced as a “witch “Once again, it will pres- also left the campaigns acknowledged a palpable working in overdrive to set the campaign of energy a Bloomberg News break- hunt” orchestrated by ent that opportunity for sense of unpredictability Democrats to try to undo the American people to expectations. For the first and excitement” and said fast. “It would be a gross and anxiety as Democrats time, the Iowa Democrat- “we are in a position to mistake on the part of the results of the 2016 see how much has been begin choosing which can- election and harm his re- done that not necessari- ic Party will release three win tomorrow night.” reporters, voters or any- didate to send on to a No- sets of results: who voters Warren, who is also ral- one else to view whatever election chances this No- ly has been showcased,” vember face-off with Pres- vember. They stressed this said Ditto. “This is one of align with at the start of lying progressive voters, happens on Monday — we ident Donald Trump. the night; who they pick pressed her supporters to think it’s going to be close, his prime-time speech was the president’s best oppor- The Democratic race is still a work in progress. after voters supporting “fight back” if they ever but view whatever hap- tunities to talk about his unusually large and jum- But they said Trump nonviable candidates get lose hope. She directly pens — as the end and not record unfiltered with a bled heading into Mon- sees the speech as an op- captive audience.” to make a second choice; addressed any questions give credence and space for day’s caucus, with four and the number of state about whether a wom- New Hampshire, Nevada, candidates locked in a delegate equivalents each an can win, pointing to and South Carolina.” fight for victory in Iowa candidate gets. the 2018 elections as ev- Still, the closing hours and others still in position The new rules were man- idence that “women win” leading into the caucuses to pull off surprisingly dated by the Democratic and adding “let’s get this signaled challenges ahead. strong finishes. Many vot- National Committee as done.” NBC News reported that ers say they’re still weigh- part of a package of chang- Meanwhile, Buttigieg former Secretary of State ing which White House es sought by Sanders fol- talked up his newcomer John Kerry, one of Biden’s hopeful they’ll support. lowing his loss to Hillary status, telling a crowd of most prominent support- “This is going to go right Clinton in the 2016 presi- more than 2,000 in Des ers, was overheard talking down to the last second,” dential primaries. The re- Moines that “we can’t be about what it would take said Symone Sanders, a visions were designed to afraid of the future and to launch a 2020 run. Ker- senior adviser to former make the caucus system new voices as our leaders” ry, who won the 2004 Iowa Vice President Joe Biden more transparent and to and “we are just one day caucuses, later tweeted campaign. make sure that even the away from victory in the that he was “absolutely Polls show Biden in a lowest-performing candi- Iowa caucuses!” But Biden, not running for president” tight race in Iowa with dates get credit for all the emphasizing his decades and used an expletive to Sens. Bernie Sanders of votes they receive. But par- of Washington experience, describe reporting to the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Vermont and Elizabeth ty officials in Iowa and at told voters there’s no time contrary. He later issued Warren of Massachusetts, the DNC have privately ex- for “on-the-job training.” a tweet without the exple- President Donald Trump reacts to audience as well as former South pressed concerns that but Biden’s campaign ap- tive. But the episode was a members during a campaign rally at Drake Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete multiple campaigns will peared to be trying to low- sign of possible unease in University Thursday in Des Moines, Iowa. Buttigieg. Minnesota Sen. spin the results in their er Iowa expectations, cau- Biden’s orbit. A8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 LOOK! American Painters Day, Elmo’s Birthday, Doggy Date Night, National Football Hangover Day

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CINCINNATI (AP) — international attention. Bettors who were looking She has since grown to for an edge in picking 1,200 pounds, roughly Sunday’s Super Bowl the weight of four NFL winner may (or may not) offensive linemen. It’s the have wanted to consider third year she has hand- the selection thrown up icapped the Super Bowl, by Fiona, the hippopot- correctly picking the Phil- amus heartthrob at the adelphia Eagles to beat Cincinnati Zoo & Botani- the New England Patriots cal Garden. in 2018, but missing on Zoo keepers on Thurs- the Los Angeles Rams day placed two “enrich- upsetting the Patriots in ment” toys in front of her, 2019. marked with the logos of Fiona celebrated her the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco third birthday Jan. 49ers. While the plan 24. She weighed just called for Fiona to nudge 29 pounds at birth, 25 one of the items with her pounds less than the low- snout to indicate her pick, est recorded birth weight she instead chose to lose for her species. her leafy green lunch on It’s unclear whether the Chiefs’ item, WL- Fiona knew the point PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WT-TV reports. spread for Sunday’s game. Groundhog Club co-handler Al Dereume holds Punxsutawney Phil, the weather prognosticating Fiona’s premature birth The Chiefs were favored groundhog, during the 134th celebration of Groundhog Day on Gobbler’s Knob in Punxsutawney, three years ago drew by a point. Pa., Sunday. Pennsylvania groundhog declares early spring ‘a certainty’

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. chants of “Phil!” the In reality, Phil’s pre- dicted more winter more (AP) — Pennsylvania’s groundhog was hoisted in diction is decided ahead than 100 times, making most famous groundhog the air for the assembly of time by the group on this year’s forecast a rare on Sunday declared: to hail before making his Gobbler’s Knob, a tiny hill one overall. “Spring will be early, it’s a decision. He then grasped just outside Punxsutaw- Phil’s prediction was certainty.” the glove of a handler as a ney. That’s about 65 miles mirrored by one of his At sunrise on Ground- member of his inner circle northeast of Pittsburgh. fellow groundhogs in New hog Day, members of announced that spring Over the past five years York. Punxsutawney Phil’s would come early this — from 2015 through At the Staten Island top hat-wearing inner year. 2019 — Phil has pre- Zoo, schoolchildren and circle revealed the cuddly The annual event has dicted six more weeks of elected officials cheered oracle’s prediction — his its origin in a German winter thrice and an early Sunday morning as a cur- 134th, according to the legend that says if a furry spring twice. According tain was pulled back at a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pennsylvania Tourism rodent casts a shadow on to records dating back to glass enclosure containing Office. Feb. 2, winter continues. 1887, the Pennsylvanian Staten Island Chuck. He Fiona the hippopotamus makes her Super Awoken by the crowd’s If not, spring comes early. prognosticator has pre- also didn’t see his shadow. Bowl pick at the Cincinnati Zoo on Thursday. Lopez, Shakira in joyful, exuberant halftime show

NEW YORK (AP) — black leather in to spar- Seizing their opportunity kling silver outfit that left to make a cultural state- little to the imagination. ment, Jennifer Lopez Having, essentially, an and Shakira infused the opening act for a concert Super Bowl halftime show that stretches not much with an exuberance and longer than a dozen joy that celebrated their minutes was a risky move. Latina heritage. At times the performance Their breathless athlet- seemed rushed, as if they icism matched that of the were trying to say too football players waiting in much in too short of time. the locker room. The guest acts, J. Balvin Shakira opened with, and Bad Bunny, were su- yes, a hip-shaking perfor- perfluous and only served mance of “She Wolf” and a to better emphasize the fast-moving medley that talents of the headliners. ended with her signature But the first halftime song, “Hips Don’t Lie.” show to celebrate Latino Lopez, in a black leather artists could rightly be outfit that her dancers declared a success, and matched, started with a it also bodes well for the nostalgic snippet of “Jenny management of Jay-Z, From the Block.” She who packaged the pro- exhibited some startling gram for the first time on pole-dancing moves, a refer- a new deal with the NFL. ence to her much-celebrat- Memorably, Lopez’s ed turn in the movie “Hus- daughter, Emme, joined tlers.” At one point she bent her mother for a verse of into a deep squat while “Let’s Get Loud,” where standing on the shoulders the 11-year girl sang the of a dancer that likely had chorus of Bruce Spring- muscles aching across the steen’s “Born in the country in sympathy. U.S.A.” Her mother then She tore through “Love held out her arms and Don’t Cost a Thing,” “Get showed off a red, white PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Right, ”On the Floor” and and blue cape to the crowd “Que Calor,” finding time that was a representation Shakira and Jennifer Lopez perform during halftime of Super Bowl LIV between the Kansas City to slip away from the of the Puerto Rican flag. Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers Sunday in Miami Gardens, Fla. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Monday, February 3, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Sunday...... 0280 Sunday...... 2921 Saturday...... 7028 Saturday...... 2947 Sunrise today 6:54 a.m. Partly cloudy. High 49F. Winds W winds 5 to 10 kt, increas- W at 10 to 20 mph. ing to 10 to 15 kt in the af- Friday...... 6044 Friday...... 5763 Sunset today 5:00 p.m. Tonight: Partly cloudy skies. ternoon. Gusts up to 25 kt. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Waves around 2 ft. Sunrise tomorrow 6:53 a.m. Low 36F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: W winds 10 to 15 EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 5:39 a.m. L kt with gusts up to 25 kt, di- All 4...... $4,935 All 4...... $5,377 Low tide today 12:03 p.m. L minishing to 5 to 10 kt after First or last 3...... $691 First or last 3...... $753 midnight. Waves around 2 ft. Any 2...... $59 Any 2...... $65 High tide tomorrow 6:37 a.m. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 H ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $411 All 4...... $448 Fronts First 3...... $115 First 3...... $251 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $115 Last 3...... $125 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Mass Cash: 6-11-20-26-34 FEB. 9 FEB. 15 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’ cloudy | High 49, Low 36 Cloudy | High 43, Low 36 Mix | High 40, Low 28 Saturday’s Mass Cash: 7-9-17-28-29 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Other than some snow showers in northern New York and Vermont today, dry and mild conditions are expected across the eastern third of the country. A storm will push through the Rockies, bringing heavy snow, while some light freezing drizzle will occur in Nebraska and Iowa. A dry, but chilly day is expected across the Northwest.

©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 Spartans see glass as half full in defeat By Harold Rivera FOR THE ITEM BOSTON — When you’re in the midst of a midseason funk, the Catholic Conference powerhouse and MIAA “Super 8” mainstay BC High hockey team is the last opponent you want to see on your schedule. Still, there were positive takeaways for shorthanded St. Mary’s in Sunday afternoon’s 2-0 loss to the Eagles at UMass Bos- ton’s Edward T. Barry Ice Rink. “We continue to start slow,” Spar- tans coach Mark Lee said. “We had a sluggish first period and they got on the board. But, again, I thought we played great in the second and third. It does make a difference when your two leading scorers and a starting defenseman are out. We’re undermanned but the guys ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK who showed up (Sunday) played really well. We battled and gave The Classical swim team holds up its trophy after winning the Lynn City Swim Meet Saturday at the Lynn Tech ourselves an opportunity.” pool. BC High’s Matt Creamer put the Eagles up 1-0 five minutes into the contest on Brian Bulger’s assist. The Eagles held tight to their 1-0 lead for the next 39 minutes, before Classical pools its resources Aidan Carey’s empty-netter with less than a second left rounded out the scoring. By Daniel Kane underclassmen as well. It worked.” ready knew we already had it won. But “That’s the difference for us,” ITEM STAFF It did certainly show in the pool. Jacob each of our four swimmers in that event Lang and Zachary Weston led the way. bested their times. Lee said. “We need to find a way to LYNN — For the second straight year play 15 more minutes. We play two Lang finished first in both the 200 indi- “I give a shoutout to our coaching staff, the Classical swim team was crowned city good periods and we seem to have vidual medley (2:17.19) and the 500 free- Charlie and Kay Rowe and diving coach champions Saturday at the Tech pool. a lackluster period.” style (5:32.67) while Weston took first in Don McKenny,” Silva said. “They did a St. Mary’s has lost four of its last The Rams put up one of their best per- 100 (1:00.30) and 200 freestyle (2:17.68). phenomenal job. It doesn’t happen with six, with one tie and one win over formances of the year with first place fin- Adam Mariano won the 100 butterfly one person, it happens with everyone to- that span. The Spartans started ishes in nine of 12 events, racking up 138 (1:03.52), while Daniel Puma won the gether.” the season 8-0-1. points in the win over Tech (104) and En- 100 breaststroke (1:17.26). Classical also It was an especially important meet for “I think we had some real early glish (84) in the annual Lynn City Swim swam to first place in all three relays. the Tigers, who said goodbye to coach Brad success and maybe we were read- Meet. “To take nine out of 12 first place finish- Tilley. Tilley has guided Tech’s swim team ing our own press clippings,” Lee “We have a very big team but it’s about es is phenomenal,” Silva said. “I couldn’t for 44 years and is the namesake of the said. “We took the foot off the pedal a lot of hard work,” Classical coach De- have predicted that on my best day at city championship trophy, the Tilley Cup. a little bit and other teams have nise Silva said. “I have seven captains this home. I think many of them saved their “It hasn’t even soaked in yet to tell you year and they all worked hard and shared best for (Saturday). Come the 400 free re- ST. MARY’S, B2 the same philosophy. They helped all the lay, they didn’t know it, but I kind of al- SWIMMING , B2 Tanners A Super zero out ending for Magicians the Chiefs MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) By Scot Cooper — The Kansas City Chiefs had FOR THE ITEM struggled all night to pick up their fizzling offense, and fans who had PEABODY — The Pea- watched their defense let them body/Lynnfield girls hock- down for years looked as if they ey team celebrated Senior were going to rue its performance Night with a rock-sol- once more on the game’s biggest id 5-0 win over visiting stage. Marblehead Saturday at That’s when new coordina- McVann-O’Keefe Arena. tor Steve Spagnuolo’s defense Prior to the start of the penned a different ending to the game, the team honored its script. three seniors; North Read- The Chiefs forced the San Fran- ing’s Sammie Mirasolo, cisco 49ers into a pair of punts who will be studying man- in the fourth quarter, when they agement at the University were facing a double-digit deficit of Massachusetts at Am- for the third straight game, and herst; North Reading’s Jeny that gave Patrick Mahomes and Collins, who will attend Co. a chance. the University of Vermont Their young star threw a touch- where she will be studying down pass to Travis Kelce, then history, and Lynnfield’s Car- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK another to Damien Williams, al- olyn Garofoli who will be Lynn eld goalie Jake Debenedictis locks on to Amesbury’s Owen Reid as he skates lowing Kansas City to rally for heading to the University of up with the puck while Lynn eld’s Nate Alves covers Amesbury’s Logan Bridgewater. a heart-stopping 31-20 victory in New Hampshire where she the Super Bowl on Sunday night will play field hockey. — the first championship for the Peabody coach Michelle long-suffering franchise in 50 Roach said she was glad Lynn eld icemen recover in time years. all of her seniors contrib- The 49ers still had a chance uted to the win. By Daniel Kane qualifying for the state tourna- Our first periods are abysmal. after Williams reached the ball “Those girls have been ITEM STAFF ment in the process. Just getting outworked, out- over the pylon with 2:44 left, and with the program for four “Amesbury is a vastly im- shot, outhit; and (Amesbury) is a video review upheld the touch- PEABODY — For many years, and they’ve helped proved team since we played quicker to every foot race. That down call that gave Kansas City stretches of Saturday’s Cape us get to where we’ve got- them in the beginning of the was problematic.” the lead. ten as a team,” she said. Ann League boys hockey match- month (a 3-1 win),” Lynnfield Jack Hammersly, Danny But after giving up a first down, There were long stretch- up with Amesbury it looked as coach Jon Gardner said. “So Mack and Ronnie Tashjian a defense that carried a newfound es where the action was if it just wasn’t Lynnfield’s day. sense of purpose — “swagger,” hats off to their coaching staff scored for Lynnfield. Goalkeep- pretty even between, par- But when the Pioneers need- safety Tyrann Mathieu called it er Jake Debenedictis (27 saves) ticularly in the first period ed it most, they got the job done and their kids. Obviously it’s a — made four consecutive plays in the third period to earn a 3-1 product also of us. We just can’t PEABODY, B2 LYNNFIELD , B2 when they mattered most. win at McVann-O’Keefe Rink, seem to start the game on time. Jimmy Garoppolo threw three straight incompletions, then the 49ers quarterback was sacked by Big Blue hockey frantic comeback attempt falls short Frank Clark, the $105.5 million offseason acquisition. That gave the Chiefs the ball back, Williams Drew Olivieri scored two goals and had letic Center, Peabody’s Fred Koffi set a school got loose for a clinching touch- ROUNDUP two assists, while Conor Donovan scored a record 6.47 in the 55-dash as the Tanner boys down, and Kendall Fuller picked goal and notched three assists. Liam Locke cruised to the team title with 106 points, beat- off a desperation pass deep down- By Anne Marie Tobin scored two goals and had one assist, while ing runner-up Beverly easily, which had 66. field in the final moments to com- ITEM STAFF Chris Russo chipped in one assist. Marblehead was third with 62 points, while plete the standout defensive per- formance. Jack Russo made 25 saves. Swampscott Swampscott was fifth with 40. The Swampscott boys hockey team came is 9-7 overall and is 7-2 in the NEC. Back in Kansas City, a fanbase Marblehead winners included Cam Heaf- up on the short-end of a rock’em-sock’em CAL/NEC WRESTLING that hadn’t celebrated a title affair against Somerville Saturday at Vet- Lynnfield/North Reading had its best itz, high jump (6-00); Godot Gaskins, 300 since the Nixon administration erans Memorial Rink, losing 6-5. finish in five years with a third-place ef- (35.44) and Loeden Rodriguez, 2-mile was finally able to exhale. Trailing 5-0 going into the third period, fort. LNR winners were Timothy Leggett (10:04.45). The Chiefs’ defense has been the Big Blue scored five goals in the frame. at 132 and Stuart Glover at 138 points. Swampscott winners included Anton the bane of the organization for The only problem was the Highlanders NEC TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP also scored to pull out a furious finish. Sunday at the Reggie Lewis Track and Ath- ROUNDUP, B2 SUPER BOWL, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 St. Mary’s sees silver linings in loss to BC High

ST. MARY’S vert. Kinne’s slapshot with From B1 36 seconds left in the sec- ond period hit the cross- taken advantage of that. bar, keeping BC High’s 1-0 (Sunday) was a good start. lead intact. We really played great in Kiesewetter’s shoul- the defensive zone, limit- der-pad save on Owen ed their opportunities and Maguire’s shot from just that’s going to help us in outside the circle with the future. We’re starting 2:10 remaining denied St. to realize that we’re only Mary’s on its last clean as good as our work ethic. threat. The Spartans We need to give better ef- used a timeout and pulled fort and it’s going to hap- Caruso out of his post pen.” through the final minutes Through the early min- but Carey’s empty-netter utes of the first period, put St. Mary’s away. the Eagles dominated possession and kept Spar- “In the Division 1 cate- tans goalie Sal Caruso (27 gory there aren’t a whole saves) on his toes. With lot of big scores,” Lee 9:36 to go in the frame, said. “It’s about defense. BC High’s efforts paid div- We think defense wins. idends thanks to Cream- We gave ourselves an op- er’s tally. portunity. Unfortunately, Meanwhile, the Spar- with that sluggish start tans struggled to get we fell behind and never anything going on the of- recovered. Hopefully we’ll fensive end. Dante D’Am- get healthy and learn from brosio couldn’t get a han- some of these mistakes.” dle on a pass in front of The Spartans, now at the net and Brady Bull- 9-4-2 on the season, shift ock’s shot was saved by gears toward preparing BC High goalie Tom Kie- for Wednesday’s Cath- sewetter (19 saves). olic Central League tilt Christian Moran skat- at Archbishop Williams ed his way through BC (7:10). St. Mary’s defeated High’s defense alone Williams, 2-1, in the prior on Kiesewetter midway meeting between the two through the second peri- this season. od. Moran’s shot was to “That’s a big league PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK no avail and Davis Kinne, game for us,” Lee said. who looked to clean up the “We’ll have to find a way Hannah Trahant of English repeated as the city diving champion Saturday at the Lynn City rebound, but couldn’t con- to get it together.” Swim Meet. Lynnfield starts slow, but Rams are kings and queens of the Lynn pool recovers in time for the win

SWIMMING last Thursday, finished the 50 freestyle and Mary through hoops decorated LYNNFIELD From B1 second at the city meet Lawlor (1:05.17) won the with their school’s mascot From B1 (186.10). 100 backstroke. into pool water dyed with helped steal this one with the truth,” Tilley said. “I’ve “I have to give credit to “What I love most, even their team colors. been here for 44 years, a bounce-back perfor- my assistant coaches,” Til- though we didn’t win they A poster adorned with mance. that’s ridiculous. Nine ley said. “John Hogan has all had a great time,” En- dozens of photos from Til- different principals and “He was real solid,” been with me for 18 years. glish coach Lisa Trahant ley’s time at Tech was also a ton of great kids. And Garnder said. “He didn’t He does all the competi- said. “They had great made to thank the beloved Lynn Tech is not the Lynn make anything look too tive teaching and coach- spirits, cheering everyone. coach. Tech of old. This is a new spectacular because he ing. Rich Bucko has been That’s that city swim thing “To say goodbye to Brad Lynn Tech. These kids are was square, seeing the smart, polite, they’ll hold with me for two years as that everybody loves. (Saturday) is bittersweet,” puck well and controlling the door for you. It’s awe- a volunteer assistant. He “It was building years Silva said. “I love that guy, rebounds. That’s great some. And the thing I’m does the JV group. They’re for us. We had a small I loved him when he was for him because he had a always most proud of is great guys. They work re- team with only 24 swim- my coach and I still love little bit of a hiccup last winning the MIAA team ally hard and don’t get a mers, but they gave their him.” week. His first signs of Academic award (ninth lot of credit for it.” all at every meet. That’s “The best thing is leav- showing some chinks in year in a row).” English may not have all I can ask for. We have ing on a high note,” Tilley the armor. But he bounced The Tigers relay teams had the finish they were five graduating seniors said. “Whoever is taking back which is huge.” Lynnfield’s penalty kill did especially well, swim- hoping for, but many of and a big junior class of 14 over, I hope it’s John but ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ming to second place fin- their seniors went out on coming up so that’s good.” I don’t know, is going to also once again proved to ishes in the 200 and 400 a high note. Hannah Tra- All of the seniors compet- have 42 swimmers who be a big strength, killing Lynnfield’s John freestyle relays. Diver Lee hant was crowned city ing in the meet were rec- can all swim well. A great off four Amesbury power Simonetti takes pos- Lewis, who won the girls diving champion once ognized beforehand. The group of booster parents. plays. session of the puck. Commonwealth Athletic again (230.64), Cole Sto- long-standing tradition The situation is wonder- “Taking penalties hurts The Pioneers started Conference championship ry (26.98) placed first in included swimmers diving ful.” but our penalty kill has slowly Saturday, but been solid all year,” Gard- they got it together in ner said. “That’s huge. time to win ther game Having to kill a lot of pen- against Amesbury. alties you can’t get your offense going, can’t get on a power play chance your forecheck going or early in the third but they get a flow. It kind of wears cashed in a few minutes down some of your better later. Mack’s one timer players too. Unfortunately some of our top guys kill lit the lamp this time and penalties. They do a great put Lynnfield ahead 2-0 job of it so it kind of takes with just over 11 minutes away their legs for 5-on-5 remaining. action.” With some of their top Despite being outplayed skaters worn down from in the first 15 minutes, a the penalty kill, Lynn- 12-save period from De- field’s third line stepped benedictis allowed the Pi- up. Tashjian skated to a oneers to escape the first 2-on-1 with linemate Sean period with a 1-0 lead. Robbins and fired a shot Hammersly’s shot from that found the back of the the point took a friend- ly Lynnfield bounce and net to add a huge insur- found the back of the net ance goal and stretch the with just five seconds left lead to 3-1. in the period to put the Pi- “That’s a great job by oneers ahead 1-0. our third line,” Gardner Amesbury got it back in said. “Robbie went on the the second. Debenedictis 2-on-1 and finished with made a pad save but the his head up. That gave rebound went directly to us some breathing room, an Amesbury forward who which is appreciative scored to tie things up at because I’d rather have ITEM FILE PHOTO 1-1. Three straight Lynnfield years added to my life Sammi Mirasolo (foreground) of Peabody/Lynnfield was one of the seniors recognized prior to penalties kept Amesbury then taken off.” Saturday’s win over Marblehead. on the offensive the rest of The Pioneers improved the period but Lynnfield’s to 9-5-2 overall and 5-3-1 penalty kill was flawless. in league games and host Peabody girls hockey throws blanks at Marblehead The Pioneers missed out Saugus Wednesday (8:15).

PEABODY past Olsen about four and assisted short-handed goal the second period. Roundup: Swampscott boys From B1 a half minutes in to put with 56 seconds remaining “As the play went on, we Peabody on top, 1-0. in the game. kind of second guessed hockey comeback falls short when Marblehead held its Three minutes later the Roach said she was ourselves, we’re young own. Both teams had plen- Tanners doubled up the pleased with her team’s and we’re going to get ROUNDUP Peabody winners were ty of scoring opportunities, lead when Ella McTeague effort. better, we’re competitive Jolene Murphy, dash but Collins (28 saves) and took a pass from Cather- “We’ve been doing good but we need to be a little From B1 (7.54); Arlene Davilla, shot Marbleheader goalie Av- ine Sweeney and buried things with the puck, we’re more competitive,” Wood Vasquez, shot put (46- put (35-02.25); Fadima ery Olsen (38 saves) each it. Mirasolo capped the not just going through the said. “This is a grind, this 02.75). Kaba, 55 hurdles (9.35). made a few big saves to period’s scoring, with an motions,” Roach said. “We time of the year, the girls Peabody winners were Classical’s Rachel Bren- keep the game scoreless assist credited to Paige did a good job on cover- played a really disciplined Joel Lisona, hurdles through the first 15 min- Thibedeau, to make it a age, where 9-5-1, and now game, the sky is up for (8:05); Antonio Craveiro, nan won the mile (5:39.29). utes of play. 3-0 game with one period we get ready for Medford these guys, we’re taking 600 (1:24.50); The Tanners’ boys and Peabody picked up the to go. Wednesday.” our lumps, but we’ll get In the girls meet, Pea- girls team showcased pace in the second period. Peabody added a couple of Marblehead High coach better.” body finished runner-up their team depth, winning With a player from each insurance goals in the third Ryan Wood said the team Marblehead is back in with 118 points to Beverly, five of the six relays with side in the penalty box, period, the first from Han- had a big first period, and action Wednesday at Con- which won with 121. Clas- the girls winning all three Reilly Ganter scooped up a nah Gramko (from Miraso- acknowledged that Pea- nery Skating Rink against sical finished third with of their races and the boys loose puck and swished it lo). Jen Flynn added an un- body really picked it up in Beverly (TBD). 32 points. taking two of three. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

MONDAY Salem at Classical (7) Boys Basketball Boys Hockey Revere at Peabody (7) Latin Academy at Lynn (4) Salem Charter Academy at Marble- Indoor Track head (7) CAL Open Championship at Reggie Boys Hockey Lewis (6) Pentucket at Saugus (7:30) WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Boys Basketball Boys Basketball Winthrop at Austin Prep (6:30) Danvers at Peabody (7) Girls Basketball Georgetown at Lynnfield (6:30) Masconomet at Winthrop (6:30) Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman (6:30) Boys Hockey English at Saugus (7) Watertown at Peabody (5:15) Marblehead at Gloucester (7) Saugus at Lynnfield (8:15) Beverly at Swampscott (7) Marblehead at Gloucester (6) Classical at Salem (7) Bedford at Swampscott (7:30) Girls Basketball Tech at Chelsea (5:30) Girls Hockey Peabody at Danvers (7) Peabody at Medford (TBA) Lynnfield at Georgetown (6:30) Marblehead vs Beverly at Connery Cardinal Spellman at Fenwick (6:30) Rink (5) Saugus at English (7) Masconomet at Winthrop (6:10) Gloucester at Marblehead (7) Wrestling Swampscott at Beverly (7) Concord-Carlisle at Lynnfield (6:30) Fontbonne Academy at Winthrop Marblehead at Triton (5) (6:30) Gloucester at Saugus (7)

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NBA SUPER BOWL that spurred the Chiefs to other postseason failures. Clark ripped off his hel- From A2 make wholesale changes The defense wound up met and ran the length EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division last offseason. holding Garoppolo to of the field, falling to his W L Pct GB W L Pct GB years — especially in the They failed to get Tom 219 yards passing with knees and staring into Toronto 36 14 .720 — Houston 31 18 .633 — postseason. There was the Brady and the New En- a touchdown and two in- the sky. Mathieu pranced Boston 33 15 .688 2 Dallas 30 19 .612 1 divisional loss to the Colts Philadelphia 31 19 .620 5 Memphis 24 25 .490 7 gland Patriots off the field terceptions. It held one around in celebration, his Brooklyn 21 27 .438 14 San Antonio 22 26 .458 8½ in the 2003 season in in overtime in the AFC of the NFL’s best ground own roller-coaster journey New York 14 36 .280 22 New Orleans 20 30 .400 11½ which nobody punted, and Southeast Division Northwest Division championship game, nev- attacks to 141 yards rush- reaching its climax. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the 45-44 collapse in Indi- er giving Mahomes and ing. And it finally quit The defensive line that Miami 33 15 .688 — Denver 34 16 .680 — anapolis in the wild-card the NFL’s best offense an biting on trick plays and consistently put pressure Orlando 21 28 .429 12½ Utah 32 17 .653 1½ round in the 2013 season Washington 17 31 .354 16 Oklahoma City 30 20 .600 4 opportunity with the ball. end-arounds that caused on Garoppolo down the Charlotte 16 33 .327 17½ Portland 23 27 .460 11 when the Chiefs blew a Well, the rebuilt defense them fits the entire first stretch looked like gid- Atlanta 13 37 .260 21 Minnesota 15 33 .313 18 31-10 halftime lead and Central Division Pacific Division got the 49ers off the field. half, playing the kind of dy schoolchildren as they W L Pct GB W L Pct GB coach Andy Reid was once And Mahomes and the defense down the stretch hugged amid the flying Milwaukee 42 7 .857 — L.A. Lakers 37 11 .771 — again ridiculed for his in- Chiefs did the rest, giv- that Kansas City has confetti, the celebration Indiana 31 18 .633 11 L.A. Clippers 34 15 .694 3½ ability to win the big one. Chicago 19 33 .365 24½ Phoenix 20 29 .408 17½ ing Reid his long-awaited sought for years. five decades in the mak- Detroit 18 33 .353 25 Sacramento 18 31 .367 19½ The most heartbreaking Super Bowl triumph and When the final seconds ing finally playing out on Cleveland 13 37 .260 29½ Golden State 11 39 .220 27 loss, though, was the one washing away all those finally ticked off the clock, a field in Miami. Saturday’s Games Boston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 118, Minnesota 106 Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Miami 102, Orlando 89 Phoenix at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. New York 92, Indiana 85 Detroit at Memphis, 8 p.m. Washington 113, Brooklyn 107 Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Golden State 131, Cleveland 112 San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Another collapse for Shanahan Dallas 123, Atlanta 100 Tuesday’s Games Boston 116, Philadelphia 95 Milwaukee at New Orleans, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio 114, Charlotte 90 Charlotte at Houston, 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers 129, Sacramento 113 Portland at Denver, 9 p.m. MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. Jimmy Garoppolo com- Portland 124, Utah 107 San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Wednesday’s Games (AP) — Kyle Shanahan pleted a 12-yard pass to Detroit 128, Denver 123, OT Phoenix at Detroit, 7 p.m. will now have another Su- George Kittle to give the Houston 117, New Orleans 109 Golden State at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee 129, Phoenix 108 Indiana at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. per Bowl collapse to an- Niners a first down with Toronto 129, Chicago 102 Orlando at Boston, 7:30 p.m. swer questions about. less than 11 minutes to Monday’s Games Atlanta at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Dallas at Indiana, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. After being peppered all play. But Raheem Mo- Golden State at Washington, 7 p.m. Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. week by reporters seeking stert was stopped for 1 New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Denver at Utah, 9 p.m. Orlando at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Miami at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. to rehash that blown 28-3 yard, Garoppolo threw an lead to New England three incompletion on second years ago when Shanahan down and then was forced NHL was offensive coordinator into a short scramble on in Atlanta, Shanahan’s third down following a EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division first trip to the Super false start on Joe Staley. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Bowl as a head coach end- That forced a punt and Boston 53 31 10 12 74 177 137 St. Louis 53 31 14 8 70 168 150 ed in another late-game Mahomes led an 83-yard Tampa Bay 52 32 15 5 69 188 145 Colorado 50 28 16 6 62 182 149 Toronto 52 28 17 7 63 188 171 Dallas 51 29 18 4 62 134 129 meltdown. drive that got the Chiefs Florida 50 28 17 5 61 183 167 Chicago 52 25 21 6 56 158 163 The 49ers became the right back into the game. Montreal 54 24 23 7 55 167 166 Winnipeg 53 26 23 4 56 158 164 Buffalo 52 23 22 7 53 150 161 Nashville 51 24 20 7 55 169 171 third team in Super The Niners still had a Ottawa 52 18 24 10 46 142 176 Minnesota 51 23 22 6 52 157 172 Bowl history to give up a chance to seal it with a Detroit 53 12 37 4 28 111 204 Pacific Division 10-point lead in the sec- productive drive on of- Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 53 30 18 5 65 177 159 ond half when they blew a fense but a first down run Wash 53 35 13 5 75 193 158 Edmonton 52 28 18 6 62 170 162 20-10 advantage and lost followed by two incomple- Pittsburgh 52 33 14 5 71 176 142 Vegas 54 27 20 7 61 168 162 Columbus 53 28 16 9 65 143 135 Calgary 53 27 20 6 60 146 163 31-20 to the Kansas City tions gave the Chiefs the Islanders 50 29 15 6 64 146 136 Arizona 54 26 21 7 59 152 148 Chiefs on Sunday night. ball back again. Carolina 52 30 19 3 63 166 139 San Jose 53 22 27 4 48 136 177 In two trips to the Super Mahomes led another Philad 52 28 17 7 63 167 157 Anaheim 52 21 26 5 47 134 161 Rangers 50 25 21 4 54 163 161 LA 53 19 29 5 43 131 167 Bowl, Shanahan’s teams TD drive to give the Chiefs NJ 51 18 24 9 45 137 185 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for have been outscored 46-0 a 24-20 lead, setting the overtime loss. Top three teams in each Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. division and two wild cards per conference in the fourth quarter and stage for Garoppolo to lead Tuesday's Games advance to playoffs. overtime and he can only a late-game comeback in Saturday's Games Colorado at Buffalo, 7 p.m. think about what went PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the final 2:39. Buffalo 2, Columbus 1, OT Dallas at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Vancouver 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, OT wrong to cost him two Kyle Shanahan’s 49ers let a 10-point The Niners managed Montreal 4, Florida 0 Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. championships. fourth-quarter lead slip away and the Chiefs to move the ball across Winnipeg 5, St. Louis 2 Los Angeles at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 6, Colorado 3 Shanahan has now had midfield following the Montreal at New Jersey, 7 p.m. stormed back to win. N.Y. Rangers 1, Detroit 0 seven drives as a play-call- two-minute warning be- Dallas 3, New Jersey 2, OT Vancouver at Boston, 7 p.m. er in the fourth quarter fore three straight in- Toronto 2, Ottawa 1, OT Vegas at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. be firmly in control when known as perhaps one of Vegas 3, Nashville 0 of Super Bowls and his completions and a fourth- Anaheim at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Boston 6, Minnesota 1 teams have four punts, they intercepted Patrick the league’s most innova- down sack ended the Chicago 3, Arizona 2, SO Carolina at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Mahomes for a second tive play-callers couldn’t Edmonton 8, Calgary 3 Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. two turnovers, one failed chance for Shanahan to Tampa Bay 3, San Jose 0 fourth down and only six time with 11:57 to play dial up the right plays to join his father, Mike, as Anaheim 3, Los Angeles 1 Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. and a 10-point lead. help the 49ers seal the Sunday's Games Edmonton at Arizona, 9 p.m. first downs. the only father-son Super Pittsburgh 4, Washington 3 The 49ers appeared to But then the coach win. Bowl champion coaches. Columbus 4, Montreal 3 San Jose at Calgary, 9 p.m. Carolina 4, Vancouver 3, SO Wednesday's Games Monday's Games Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS Florida at Toronto, 7 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m.

Feb. 3 West 16-8 in the overtime for a 144- his latest creation: the XFL, a new history. Manning throws a 13-yard TRANSACTIONS 1944 — Syd Howe of the Detroit Red 136 win. pro football league. touchdown pass to Plaxico Burress Wings scores six goals in a 12-6 vic- 1982 — Skier Steve Mahre, twin 2001 — One year later, the XFL mus- with 35 seconds left to beat the BASEBALL Kyle Capobianco from Tucson (AHL). tory over the New York Rangers. brother of overall champion Phil cles its way onto the national sports Patriots 17-14. New England (18-1) National League DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned G Howe is the first player to score six Mahre, becomes the first American scene with its first two games. The was one play from winning, but its goals in a game since Cy Denneny of man to win a gold medal in Olympic Las Vegas Outlaws beat the New defense can’t stop a 12-play, 83-yard CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms Calvin Pickard to Grand Rapids the Ottawa Senators on Feb. 7, or World Championship competition York/New Jersey Hitmen 19-0, while drive that features a spectacular with RHP Jeremy Jeffress on a one- (AHL). 1921. when he edges Sweden’s Ingemar the Orlando Rage beat the Chicago leaping catch by David Tyree. year contract. National Hockey League 1956 — Austria’s Toni Sailer wins Stenmark by 0.51 seconds in the Enforcers 33-29 before a crowd of 2013 — The Baltimore Ravens sur- MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Signed 3B ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned D the men’s downhill race to become giant slalom. 35,603 in Orlando. vive a power outage at the Super Andres Blanco and RHP Mike Morin Kyle Capobianco to Tucson (AHL). first Olympic skier to sweep three 1990 — Bill Shoemaker, the world’s 2002 — Adam Vinatieri’s 48-yard Bowl to edge the San Francisco to minor league contracts. NEW YORK RANGERS — Recalled F alpine events. Sailer, having already winningest jockey, finishes fourth on field goal as time expires gives Tom 49ers 34-31. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Designat- Phillip Di Giuseppe from Hartford won the slalom and giant slalom, fin- Patchy Groundfog in his final ride at Brady, Bill Belichick and the New 2017 — Tara VanDerveer becomes ed RHP Trevor Kelley for assignment. (AHL). ishes in 2:52.2 to beat Switzerland’s Santa Anita. The 58-year-old Shoe- England Patriots their first Super the second NCAA women’s coach to National League ECHL Raymond Fellay by 3.5 seconds. maker finishes his 40-year career Bowl title over the two-touchdown reach 1,000 career victories, when PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Designat- ECHL — Suspended Florida RW Kyle 1976 — Washington’s Dave Bing, with $123,375,524 in earnings, a favorite St. Louis Rams. No. 8 Stanford beats Southern Cal ed RHP Trevor Kelley for assignment. Neuber five games, Wheeling D making his final NBA All-Star game record 8,833 wins, 6,136 seconds 2006 — Martin Brodeur becomes 58-42 to give the Hall of Famer a Claimed RHP Reggie McClain off apperance, wins the MVP as the East and 4,987 thirds in 40,350 starts. the third goaltender in NHL history to major milestone in front of the home Aaron Titcomb one game and Green- waivers from Seattle. wins 123-109 at The Spectrum in 1998 — Dino Ciccarelli becomes the reach 100 shutouts as New Jersey crowd at Maples Pavilion. VanDerveer FOOTBALL ville F Matt Marcinew pending Philadelphia. Bing has 16 points and ninth NHL player to score 600 goals blanks Carolina 3-0. Brodeur joins joins the late Pat Summitt, with Canadian Football League review.SOCCER four assists and Bob McAdoo finish- when he scores a power-play goal Terry Sawchuk (115) and George 1,098 wins to her name. EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released Major League Soccer es with an East-best 22 points. with 5:09 remaining in the third peri- Hainsworth (102). 2019 — New England wins its WR Natey Adjei. CINCINNATI — Loaned D Hassan 1980 — Larry Bird hits the first od to give the Florida Panthers a 1-1 2008 — Eli Manning and the New record-tying sixth Super Bowl beating HOCKEY Ndam to The Miami FC (USL Champi- 3-point shot in the history of the NBA tie against the Detroit Red Wings. York Giants end New England’s the Los Angeles Rams 13-3, the low- National Hockey League onship). All-Star Game. Bird’ 3 came in over- 2000 — World Wrestling Federation unbeaten season and pull off one of est-scoring Super Bowl in the 53-year ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled D time as the East team outscores the mastermind Vince McMahon unveils the greatest upsets in Super Bowl history of the game. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Grandson living rent-free pushes grandparents’ buttons DEAR ABBY: Our socking away on rent, he 24-year-old grandson Dear Abby is written by Abigail should be able to accumu- “Raffy,” a college grad Van Buren, also known as Jeanne late enough to afford a from a respected techni- Phillips, and was founded by her place of his own. cal institution, couldn’t mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact find a job for a year after DEAR ABBY: As kids, Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. graduation. He has been we were taught not to living with us for more Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. kiss on the mouth (unless than six months without a spouse or romantic paying rent because we partner). We never kissed room and board should rules. It’s time to sit him wanted to help him get our children on the we ask for? down and tell him togeth- on his feet. Currently, his mouth and felt disgusted We have frequent er that if he wants to con- only responsibility is when we witnessed it. guests — family, our tinue living there, he will: helping somewhat after We see it happen all the friends, his friends — be- 1. Keep his room neat at dinner. He now has a time now, especially on cause we live close to the all times. good job. TV. It never happened in beach in Florida. Space 2. Remove his hat I should mention that the ‘50s and ‘60s. Is my gets to be a big issue, and during the meals he Raffy tends to be narcis- family wrong? sistic. He frequently he refuses to allow visit- shares with you. wears his baseball hat to ing cousins to sleep in his 3. Allow the visiting HOLDING BACK IN meals, even though I room, even though there cousins to use the extra HAMILTON, OHIO have asked him not to. are two double beds. I bed in “his” room — He can also be difficult to welcome your input, which is really your guest DEAR HOLDING deal with, attacking me Abby. room. BACK: It’s a matter of 4. I hesitate to suggest personal preference and when there’s a difference OUT OF CONTROL you ask him for money upbringing. Giving a of opinion or if he’s angry IN FLORIDA about something. because if you turn the family member a peck on We live in a three-bed- DEAR OUT OF CON- arrangement into a busi- the lips is neither right room condo. What rules TROL: You seem to have ness deal, you may lose nor wrong, and I have are legitimate for me to forgotten that the condo leverage. But I do think certainly never consid- require? Can I ask him to Raffy lives in belongs to you should set a deadline ered a parent or sibling keep his room straight you. Because it is your for your gainfully em- showing affection in this and take his hat off at home, and he has been ployed (but difficult)way to be shocking or dis- meals or when going out living rent-free, you grandson to leave. With gusting. Readers, what do for dinner? How much should be making the the money he has been you think? BRIDGE

How would you plan the auction? C.C. Wei was a Chinese shipping singleton (or void) in hearts. That magnate who invented the Precision was fine as it went, but when South Club bidding system. He used to say rebid four spades, what should North that you learn a lot more by listening have done next? than by talking. At the time, 15 passed. The 16th That is true, but sometimes provid- continued with four no-trump, Roman ing information works better than re- Key Card Blackwood. South showed ceiving it. This can apply with a bridge two key cards (here, two aces) and hand. Should you describe it and allow the spade queen (because he knew partner to choose the final contract, of a combined 10-card or better fit). or should you let partner describe his North raised to six spades. hand before picking the resting place? After a diamond lead, declarer That decision must be taken by drew trumps, discarded dummy’s North in today’s deal. Look only at remaining diamond on the second the North hand. South opens one high heart and played a club. South spade. After West passes, what lost only to that ace. would be your plan? I think it is much better for North to This decision was faced by 16 respond two no-trump, the Jacoby Forc- robots at Bridge Base Online. All ing Raise. After South rebids three clubs 16 made the same response: four (showing a singleton or void there), hearts. This was a splinter bid, show- North control-bids three diamonds, ing at least four-card spade support, South control-bids three hearts, and game-going values or more and a then North can launch RKCB. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

Below Deck: “Big Girls, Do Cry” Bravo, 8 p.m. Season Finale! Putting the final charter at risk, Kate sets Kevin up Will Arnett hosts the greatest for failure by allowing him to present the primary’s requested erotic cake knowing she already went to bed. Capt. Lee arranges a Full Moon Party on a pri- vate beach for the crew’s final night. While Courtney competition ever assembled and Brian try to resolve their issues, Tanner makes his final attempt at wooing Kate. Kevin confronts By Ryan Berenz Kate before the crew departs Valor for good. When the beloved LEGO All American: “Crossroad” construction toys hit the big The CW, 8 p.m. screen in 2014’s The LEGO With Spencer (Daniel Ezra) in bad shape, Grace Movie, Will Arnett’s career (Karimah Westbrook), Billy (Taye Diggs), Laura (Mon- trajectory took an awesome et Mazur), Olivia (Samantha Logan) and Layla (Greta Onieogou) rush to his side. Knowing there is a big turn. His gruff voice portray- decision he needs to make, the community from al of a comically brooding both Crenshaw and Beverly Hills rally around him to Batman was a hit, leading to show support. a starring role in 2017’s The Girl Scout Cookie Championship LEGO Batman Movie and a Food Network, 8 p.m. sequel coming in 2022. New Series! “I never thought that my Alyson Hannigan hosts this new show, where each life was going to be so LE- week five incredible bakers will be challenged to GO-centric,” Arnett says. “In transform favorite Girl Scout Cookie flavors into the last 10 years, so much dreamy dishes and cakes. The winner of the com- of what I’ve done has been petition will receive a $10,000 outdoor adventure around LEGO.” and a year’s supply of Girl Scout Cookies! Recurring Arnett’s LEGO cachet judges include Katie Lee and Nacho Aguirre. continues to grow as host 9-1-1: Lone Star: “Act of God” and executive producer of FOX, 8 p.m. FOX’s new competition se- Owen (Rob Lowe), Michelle (Liv Tyler) and their teams ries LEGO Masters (pre- race into action when a massive tornado sweeps miering Wednesday), which through Austin in the new episode “Act of God.” has teams of skilled LEGO America’s Got Talent: “The Champions Semi Finals” creators going head-to-head NBC, 8 p.m. in elaborate brick-building Twelve finalists perform for the judges, and six of the challenges. The winning acts will move on to the finals. Five will be voted team scores a cash prize, the through by a panel of AGT superfans and one will be ultimate LEGO trophy and the judges’ choice. the coveted title of LEGO Bob (Hearts) Abishola: “Full-Frontal Dottie” Masters. CBS, 8:30 p.m. Arnett says the decision to Excited by her physical therapy progress, Dottie hop onboard the series was (Christine Ebersole) insists she is ready to return to an easy one. “If I saw some- MaxDot in the new episode “Full-Frontal Dottie.” body else hosting the LEGO Below Deck Sailing Yacht: “Holy Ship! We’re Sailing!” show, I’d be jealous. I’d be like, Bravo, 9 p.m. ‘That’s mine!,’” he says. “We New Series! were shooting an episode and Welcome to Below Deck Sailing Yacht, where the had [The LEGO Movie di- winds are stronger, the stakes are higher, and the job rectors] Phil Lord and Chris is tougher than ever. The existing crew includes Capt. Miller come on, and we’re Glenn Shephard and yachtie couple Paget Berry and just standing there, the three Ciara Duggan, who are joined for the charter season of us, all these years later, at by chef Adam Glick (Below Deck Mediterranean), this LEGO competition show. Jenna MacGillivray, Byron Hissey, Madison Stalker, We’re thinking like, ‘This is Georgia Grobler and Parker McCown. weird, but it all makes sense. All Rise: “Bye Bye Bernie” After all these years, here we CBS, 9 p.m. are, the three of us.’” Lola (Simone Missick) must deal with the fallout af- Joining Lord and Miller as ter her mother (L. Scott Caldwell) gives an inflamma- celebrity guest judges are tory statement to a newspaper in the new episode Mayim Bialik, Terry Crews “Bye Bye Bernie.” and Nicole Byer (Nailed It!), Will Arnett is set to host LEGO MASTERS, premiering Wednesday, Feb. 5 Prodigal Son: “Wait & Hope” plus droids C-3PO, R2-D2 FOX, 9 p.m. and BB-8 visit during a Star it heartbreaking to watch spectacularly destroying it. “But it was super satisfying, In the new episode “Wait & Hope,” Malcolm (Tom Wars-themed episode. some of them completely “Some of them we dropped I’ve gotta say, smashing them Payne) cuts his vacation short to investigate homi- The LEGO builders are fall to pieces. In a fun twist, from on high. Some of them with a baseball bat. And then cides that appear to be inspired by The Count of intensely passionate about competitors will create some- we laced with explosives and watching it back in super slo- Monte Cristo. their creations, which makes thing for the sole purpose of blew them up,” Arnett says. mo is really cool.”

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE City of Lynn LEGAL NOTICE For Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Public Hearing - Town of Swampscott Planning Board By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage PUBLIC NOTICE given by Robert Pagliarulo, Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as CONTINUED - Relative to Swampscott Subdivision Rules & Regulations and Zoning nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated July 15, 2005 and recorded in The City of Lynn will award approximately $363,000 subject to final By-Law, the Planning Board of the Town of Swampscott will hold a public hearing the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24604, Page 359, appropriation from the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) at the request of ATLANTIC BAY VIEW LLC, for the property located at 54 FOSTER as affected by a Judgment recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 37726, program of the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These funds ROAD, ARCHER STREET/CUSHING AVENUE (Map 7, Lots 213-248, 250-255 and Page 532, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by will be allocated for FY 2020-2021 to eligible sub-recipients that provide housing Map 9, Lot 616), Swampscott, MA. The public hearing will be held on MONDAY, assignment from: and related services to residents and families within Essex County in the February 10, 2020, at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, ROOM B129, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Lynn, as the sub-recipient of the City of Lowell, 200 ESSEX STREET. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., as nominee for Countrywide Home will administer this program through The Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Loans, Inc. to Bank of New York as Trustee for Certificate Holders CWMBS, Inc. CHL Development (LHAND). The HOPWA program addresses the specific needs of The hearing will review the application of a DEFINITIVE PLAN (#19SUB-3) for the Mortgage Pass-Through Trust 2006-HYB2 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, low-income persons medically diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and their families. HOPWA subdivision of the property at 54 Foster Road as it relates to the proposed Series 2006-HYB2, recorded on July 17, 2009, in Book No. 28792, at Page 460 funds may be used for a wide range of housing, social services, program planning construction of a new roadway (Cushing Avenue) to service the planned and development costs within Essex County. independent living facility development. The proposed new roadway will become Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. to The Bank of New York Mellon the primary access point to the independent living facility. The Petitioner is f/k/a The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the Countrywide Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and eligibility and completion instructions requesting waivers of regulations of Section III, Section IV, and Section V of the Home Loans Mortgage Pass-Through Trust 2006-HYB2, Mortgage Pass Through can be requested by e-mailing Danielle Rossewey at [email protected] . subdivision regulations as noted in the submission. Certificates, Series 2006-HYB2, recorded on June 9, 2011, in Book No. 30456, at A Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. at Page 169 the Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development's Administrative Office, A copy of the application and plans are on file and available for review during located at 10 Church Street Lynn, MA. Completed applications for HOPWA funding normal business hours at the Planning Department, Office of Community and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. to The Bank of New York Mellon must be received by LHAND no later than Friday, February 21, 2020 before Economic Development, Town Hall, 22 Monument Avenue, Swampscott, during f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWMBS, 12:30PM**. The preferred method of submission is to e-mail a PDF version of the normal business hours, which are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 Inc., CHL Mortgage Pass-Through Trust 2006-HYB2, Mortgage Pass Through entire application (one file) to [email protected] by the deadline. Mailed or PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Certificates, Series 2006-HYB2, recorded on February 22, 2012, in Book No. hand-delivered copies of the application can also be submitted to the following 31102, at Page 166 address: Angela Ippolito Planning Board Chair Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. to The Bank of New York Mellon Danielle Rossewey Lynn Daily Item: January 27 & February 3, 2020 f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWMBS, LHAND Inc. CHL Mortgage Pass-Through Trust 2006-HYB2 Mortgage Pass Through 39 Curwin Terrace COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Certificates, Series 2006-HYB2, recorded on November 9, 2012, in Book No. Lynn, MA 01905 THE TRIAL COURT 31901, at Page 379 **Please note that applications received AFTER the deadline may be excluded PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT from the review process. Docket No. ES20P0251EA for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on February 28, 2020, on the mortgaged premises located at 36 Western Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, Item: January 27, February 3, 2020 Estate of: Ronald M. Comeau Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Date of Death: November 3, 2019

TO WIT: Essex Division The land, with all improvements thereon and thereto, on Western Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts described as follows: Parcel 1: Lot 2 ("Lot 2") as CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of shown and described on a plan entitled "Plan Of Land Saugus, Massachusetts PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER: 19CP0266SA, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Petitioner James R. Comeau of Salem MA. Prepared for Western Avenue Nominee Trust Scale 1"=30' July 31, 1991 Parsons Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex And Faia Inc. 60 Lewis Street Lynn, Mass." recorded with the Essex South District County Juvenile Court, 56 Federal Street, Room 2001, Salem, MA 01970 TO: A will has been admitted to informal probate. Registry of Deeds (the "Registry") as Plan 95 in Plan Book 272 (the "Plan"), and Haridon Duvli and any unknown/unnamed father(s) of Jason Avery: A petition Parcel 2: Lot A-98 ("Lot A-98") as shown on Assessor's Plan 2008, Town of has been presented to this court by Salem DCF, seeking, as to the following child, James R. Comeau of Salem MA. Saugus, Massachusetts and described as "being pt. lot 2, being Lot A-94 on Plan Jason Avery, that said child be found in need of care and protection and 2008 on file in the Assessors' office, supposed to contain 3125 feet more or less" committed to the Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to in a tax taking recorded in the Registry at Book 3004, Page 136, and in a deed the rights of the person named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any serve without surety on the bond recorded in the Registry at Book 4410, Page 61. See Judgment recorded in said legal proceeding affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other Registry at Book 37726, Page 532. disposition of the child named herein, if it finds that the child is in need of care The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal and protection and that the best interests of the child would be served by said Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) disposition. You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Registry of Deeds in Book 24604, Page 357. set forth above, on the following date and time: 04/16/2020 at 9:00 AM Pre the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Trial Conference (CR/CV) You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all to an attorney and if the court determines that you are indigent, the court will to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the appoint an attorney to represent you. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax on that date and any date thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or an adjudication of this matter. Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 978-745-9660. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, WITNESS: Hon. Kerry A. Ahern, FIRST JUSTICE, Judith M.Brennan, Clerk Magistrate Item: February 3, 2020 easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. DATE ISSUED: 01/16/2020 TERMS OF SALE: CITY OF LYNN Item: January 31, February 3, and 10, 2020 Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 8:00 A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check pm in the Council Chambers on the following Petitions: will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Bills Auto Clinic Inc Auction 98 Union Street, JB's Barbershop Studio for a Coin Op License for one Pool Table. balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Auction Date Saturday February 22, 2020 212 Market Street, Tree Market LLC for a Marijuana Retailer. California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the 2003 Ford Explorer Vin # 1FMZU70E63UB05649 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full 2000 Chevy Astro Van Vin# 1GCDM19W5YB186864 Item: February 3, 10, 2020 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage 2011 Chrysler 200 Vin # 1C3BC1FG0BN553512 shall control in the event of an error in this publication. 2010 Ford Focus Vin# 1FAHP3FN7AW217200 LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, February 18, 2020, at 6:00 PM in Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: February 3, 10, 17, 2020 Room 302, Lynn City Hall: Notice is hereby given that Nguyen Enterprises Inc., DBA Andrea's Liquors at 780 Washington Street has applied for a transfer of their THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR CITY OF LYNN All Alcohol Beverages License as a Package Store to Shree Sidhalaxmi, Inc., LLC, THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF THE CWMBS INC., CHL MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH DBA Ocean Liquors, Jainika Rana, Manager. TRUST 2006-HYB2, MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, February 11, at 6:00 pm, Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson 2006-HYB2 Room 402 on the following Grant of Locations from National Grid: Present holder of said mortgage 42-44 Grandview Ave to install underground conduits and replace pole 7. Item: February 3, 6, 2020 West Baltimore St. to install underground conduit and pad. By its Attorneys, Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California St. Item: February 3, 2020 Newton, MA 02458 (617)558-0500 2011030801

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You get compa- western Xinjiang region. stani government for its ASSOCIATED PRESS nies that care about the “The protection of basic leadership in repatriating environment and you get human rights defines the foreign terrorists fighters TASHKENT, Uzbekistan an unsurpassed commit- soul of a nation,” he said, and their families from — U.S. Secretary of State ment to quality work.” thanking Kazakhstan for Iraq and Syria,” he said. “I Mike Pompeo on Sunday Pompeo was expected taking in those fleeing hope this commitment to pressed Kazakhstan to be to make the same case persecution. “The United justice will inspire other wary of Chinese invest- in Uzbekistan, where he States urges all countries nations to do the same.” ment and influence, urging arrived late Sunday and to join us in pressing for Kazakhstan has come the Central Asian nation went immediately into immediate end to this re- under some criticism for and others to join calls de- a meeting with religious pression. We ask simply pressuring an activist who manding an end to China’s leaders to discuss reli- for them to provide safe had campaigned for the repression of minorities. gious freedom. He planned refuge and asylum for release of ethnic Kazakhs Bringing a message sim- to meet on Monday with those seeking to flee Chi- in China. Threatened with ilar to the one he has de- Uzbek officials and hold na. To protect dignity, just a long prison sentence, the livered repeatedly to oth- security talks with the for- do what’s right.” man signed an admission er countries, Pompeo told PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS eign ministers of the five Pompeo also congratulat- of guilt for inciting ethnic Kazakh officials that the U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo holds a Central Asian nations ed Kazakhstan on its re- tensions. attractiveness of Chinese joint news conference with Kazakh Foreign Pompeo began his brief patriation of Islamic State Pompeo also urged Ka- investment comes with Minister Mukhtar Tleuberdi at the Ministry visit to Kazakhstan by fighters from Iraq and Syr- zkh officials to continue a cost to sovereignty and of Foreign Affairs in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, meeting with ethnic Ka- ia. Kazakhstan has taken reforms that would allow may hurt, instead of help, Sunday. zakhs whose families have back nearly 600 fighters greater U.S. investment the country’s long-term gone missing or been de- and family members de- and said the two nations development. with whichever country it ner with American compa- tained in China’s wide- tained in areas formerly were discussion the pos- “We fully support Ka- wants, but I am confident nies,” he said. “You get fair spread crackdown on Mus- controlled by the group. sibility of opening direct zakhstan’s freedom to that countries get the best deals. You get job creation. lims and other ethnic and “I have and will continue passenger flights between choose to do business outcomes when they part- You get transparency in religious minorities in its to commend the Kazakh- the countries. Philippines reports world’s first virus death outside China BEIJING (AP) — The first death outside China from the new coronavirus was recorded Sunday in the Philippines, as coun- tries around the world evacuated hundreds of their citizens from the in- fection zone and Chinese PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS authorities completed a A police forensic officer works near the scene new, rapidly constructed after a stabbing incident in Streatham London, 1,000-bed hospital for vic- England, Sunday. tims of the outbreak. Chinese authorities also delayed the reopening of Man wearing fake schools in the hardest-hit province and tightened the quarantine in one city bomb stabs two in by allowing only one fam- ily member to venture out London, shot to death to buy supplies. The Philippine Health Department said a 44-year- By Gregory Katz rorism operation” that was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Danica Kirka underway, Deputy Assis- old Chinese man from Wu- ASSOCIATED PRESS tant Commissioner Lucy han, the city at the center Chinese military medical staff members stand in formation after arriv- D’Orsi said without elab- of the crisis, was hospi- ing at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport in Wuhan in central China’s LONDON — Police in orating. Video from the talized Jan. 25 with a fe- Hubei Province Sunday. London say a man who scene appeared to show ver, cough and sore throat strapped on a fake bomb three undercover police of- and died after developing The U.S. on Sunday re- Zhejiang province, con- Heilongjiang, Shandong, and stabbed two people ficers in an unmarked car severe pneumonia. The ported its ninth case, this fined people to their homes, Guizhou, Hebei and Hu- on a London street before making a quick stop and man’s 38-year-old female one involving a woman in allowing only one family nan, while the major cities being shot to death by po- emerging with weapons. companion, also from Wu- the San Francisco Bay Ar- member to venture out ev- of Shanghai and Beijing lice was recently released Bell Reberio-Addy, a han, tested positive for the ea’s Santa Clara County ery other day to buy neces- have also closed schools from prison, where he was member of Parliament who virus as well and remained who arrived in the U.S. to sary supplies. Huanggang, and public offices indefi- serving for terrorism of- represents Streatham, hospitalized in isolation in visit family after recently home to 7 million people, nitely. fenses. said the attacker had been Manila. traveling to Wuhan. imposed similar measures Despite its own drastic Deputy Assistant Com- under surveillance “for Philippine President Ro- A hospital specially built on Saturday. travel restrictions, China missioner Lucy D’Orsi some time.” drigo Duterte approved to handle coronavirus pa- With no end in sight to has chafed at those im- said police are ”confident” D’Orsi said police believe a ban on the entry of all tients in Wuhan is expect- the outbreak, authorities posed by foreign govern- the attacker was 20-year- the bloodshed was related non-citizens from China. ed to open on Monday, just in Hubei and elsewhere ments, criticizing Wash- old Sudesh Amman. to Islamic extremism. She The U.S., Japan, Singa- 10 days after construction have extended the Lunar ington’s order barring D’Orsi said a stabbing gave no details and provid- pore and Australia have began. A second hospital New Year holiday break, entry to most non-citizens victim in his 40s thought ed no immediate informa- imposed similar restric- is set to open soon after. due to end this week, well who visited China in the to be in life-threatening tion on the assailant. tions despite criticism Also, six officials in the into February to try to keep past two weeks. Apart condition has improved. D’Orsi said there was from China and an as- city of Huanggang, next to people at home and reduce from damaging China’s She said the victim is no no “continuing danger” to sessment from the World Wuhan in Hubei province, the spread of the virus. All international reputation, longer in danger and that the public, but the area Health Organization that were fired over “poor per- Hubei schools are postpon- such steps could worsen a a woman who had been remained cordoned off such measures were un- formance” in handling the ing the start of the new se- domestic economy already hospitalized has been re- as the investigation con- necessarily hurting trade outbreak, the official Xin- mester until further notice. growing at its lowest rate leased. tinued. The usually busy and travel. hua News Agency report- Wenzhou, situated about in decades. The rampage took place area was deserted as the The death toll in China ed. It cited the mayor as 500 miles from Wuhan, put The crisis is the latest to at about 2 p.m. Sunday public heeded police re- climbed by 45 to 304, and saying the city’s “capabil- off the reopening of gov- confront Chinese leader in the city’s Streatham quests to stay away. the number of cases world- ities to treat the patients ernment offices until Feb. Xi Jinping, who has been section, a combined res- The drama about 5 miles wide surged past 14,550, remained inadequate and 9, businesses until Feb. 17 beset by months of an- idential and commercial south of central London according to China’s Na- there is a severe shortage and schools until March 1. ti-government protests in neighborhood well re- marked a departure from tional Health Commission in medical supplies such The city has reported 241 Hong Kong, the reelection moved from the world-fa- recent terror attacks in and other nations. The as protective suits and confirmed cases of the vi- of Taiwan’s pro-indepen- mous landmarks of cen- the British capital that vast majority of those in- medical masks.” rus, one of the highest lev- dence president and crit- tral London. took place near land- fected are in China; about The trading and manu- els outside Hubei. icism over human rights Officers responded quick- marks such as London 150 cases have been re- facturing center of Wen- Similar measures have violations in the tradition- ly to the stabbings because Bridge and the Houses of ported in two dozen other zhou, with nearly 10 been announced in the ally Muslim territory of of a “proactive counterter- Parliament. countries. million people in coastal provinces and cities of Xinjiang.

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By Armin Brott TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE new outbreaks Dear Healthy Men: There have been a lot of By Marilynn a low risk,” the National vaping-related injuries Marchione Institutes of Health’s in- and deaths lately, but I ha- ASSOCIATED PRESS fectious disease chief, Dr. ven’t heard anything about Anthony Fauci, said Fri- the male-female difference. It can spread person to day at a news conference You’ve written about how person, even if someone where quarantines and men are more likely than is showing no symptoms. temporary travel bans women to abuse drugs The next in line can con- were announced. and alcohol. I’m wondering tinue to pass it on. The Several factors about whether the same gender incubation period is so the virus itself affect how imbalance applies to smok- long that people may not bad the outbreak might ing cigarettes and vaping. know where or when they become. A: In a word, Yes. And picked it up. MULTIPLYING the fact that you haven’t Details that emerged INFECTIONS seen much coverage of last week about the new Based on the first 425 the gender difference is a virus from China show confirmed cases in China, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS big clue: the media loves how challenging it could each infection led to 2.2 A woman wears a face mask as she shops at a grocery store in Beijing male-vs-female compari- be to control this outbreak, others on average, Chi- Saturday. sons, and when you don’t health experts say. nese scientists reported see one, it’s almost always At first, some were re- last week in the New En- virus to another and that further and perhaps for mate the average incuba- because male victims out- lieved that the virus hasn’t gland Journal of Medicine. person continues to pass it longer than we initially tion period to be roughly number females. proved fatal as often as That’s a bit more than or- on. A related concern is how hoped,” said Dr. Ashish five days, but said it could With regard to cigarette those that caused SARS, dinary flu but less than often people with no symp- Jha, a Harvard University last up to two weeks. smoking, among American Ebola or some other recent SARS, a genetic cousin of toms are infecting others. global health professor. Such a long potential in- adults 18 and older, more menaces. Now there’s wor- the new virus. On Thursday, scientists DEATH RATE cubation period can be a males than females are ry that it still might cause “It sounds and looks as reported that a Chinese The mortality rate looks problem, Webster said. current smokers (roughly a lot of deaths if it spreads if it’s going to be a very woman who was not ill like 2 percent to 3 percent “People can move away 17.5 percent vs. 13.5 per- far more than those other highly transmissible vi- at the time spread the but could be much lower if from where they contract- cent), according to the CDC, viruses did. rus,” said Robert Web- virus to a man in Germa- many mild cases or infec- ed it and not even remem- the American Lung Asso- “The level of concern ster, an infectious disease ny during a business trip tions with no symptoms ber” places where they ciation and other sources. has been growing” with expert at St. Jude Chil- there, and that he in turn are going undetected, Fau- may have been exposed, Among high schoolers, the the new revelations about dren’s Research Hospital infected several other co- ci said. he said. difference is smaller, but viral spread, said Marc who has studied many workers before showing SARS proved fatal in TESTING GAPS males still dominate, 9 per- Lipsitch of Harvard’s outbreaks. any symptoms. A child of about 10 percent of cases. It’s still a struggle to de- cent vs. 7 percent. School of Public Health. Whether the new virus one of the workers also is The flu’s mortality rate is termine who is or is not Now comes the good- The virus has infected at will weaken as it spreads infected now. only 0.1 percent, yet it kills infected. The U.S. Centers news-bad-news part. The least 14,000 people since or instead become better This so-called asymp- hundreds of thousands for Disease Control and good news is that since it was first detected in at it isn’t known. tomatic transmission “puts around the world each year Prevention has a test, but 2005, the overall percent- central China in late De- “This virus may still be a terrible burden on the because it infects millions, lacks enough confidence age of Americans who cember. It has killed more learning what it can do,” screening process,” which Lipsitch noted. So the size in its accuracy to make smoke (both male and than 300 and spread to Webster said. “We don’t has heavily relied on of the outbreak can matter it widely available. Too female) has dropped by about two dozen countries know its full potential symptoms to detect cases as much as the lethality of little is known about pos- about 25 percent. But the although most, like the yet.” and track close contacts to the virus in terms of how sible methods — throat or bad news is that the per- United States, have few SPREADING limit spread, Fauci said. many deaths ultimately nose swabs versus blood centage of Americans — cases. IN STEALTH If the virus can move ex- occur, he said. or other samples — and especially young people “We still have a low risk The biggest worry is sus- tensively from person to INCUBATION how many false alarms or — who are using e-ciga- to the American public, tained transmission, where person or without causing PERIOD missed cases each might rettes (also known as vap- but we want to keep it at one person spreads the symptoms, “it will spread Chinese scientists esti- give at any point in time. ing) has skyrocketed.

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