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Renauld said the request is HUNTINGTON – The Huntington for half of the estimate, with the other Board of Selectmen held a town forum half to come from the Stanton Fund. Wednesday in Stanton Hall to inform $25,000 is also being requested from residents about the 23 articles to be Free Cash to put into a newly created voted on at the Annual Town Meeting on Capital Equipment Stabilization Fund. June 4. McVeigh explained that the town is fall- Chair Edward Renauld began the ing behind on capital equipment pur- meeting by noting that only the chases, and in a few years will need a Selectmen would be presenting the arti- Huntington residents attend town new pumper truck for the Fire cles, as there is currently no Finance forum in Stanton Hall on Wednesday. Department at an estimated cost of Committee operating in town. The $300,000. McVeigh said investment Huntington Selectmen Edward Renauld, Darlene McVeigh Finance Committee disbanded after the budget, which has a $75,679 deficit, to over the next few years will reduce the and Karon Hathaway at town forum. former chair, Darlene McVeigh and defray the FY19 tax rate and stay below amount the town will need to borrow for member Karon Hathaway were elected Prop. 2.5. that purchase. assessment, which could be reduced by $45,000 if the alterna- as selectmen last year. Renauld said the Other items being requested from Free If the Free Cash requests are approved, tive assessment being proposed for Gateway Regional passes Finance Committee serves as a check to Cash include a transfer of $12,000 into the remaining Free Cash will be all six towns. Also included is an increase of $83,000 in voca- the Board of Selectmen, and encouraged the Other Post-Employment Benefits $275,535, which Renauld said is below tional tuition. McVeigh said both Smith Vocational and any of the two dozen residents in atten- (OPEB) Liability Trust Fund for retiree the state recommended amount. He said Westfield Technical Academy increased their tuition, and also dance to consider volunteering. health insurance. $30,000 is requested to the Stabilization Account has a balance increased the number of students accepted into the schools, Renauld said the numbers in the bud- transfer for work needed at the transfer of $1,017,000, which the town has no from about 45% of applicants to 90%. get being presented were preliminary, station, which needs a new concrete pad plans to use this year. Renauld said it is important to pass Article 8, the alternative but “pretty solid,” according to McVeigh. and new trash compactor in order to be The total town operating budget for assessment for the Gateway Regional School District, which He said the town would be spending a in compliance with Mass Department of FY19 is $5,217,945, an increase of will not only reduce the town’s assessment this year, but also lot of its Free Cash this year, in part Environmental Protection. $260,000 over FY18. Renauld said the stabilize assessments over the next five years and allow for because a Proposition 2.5 override failed $7,500 is requested for a fire alarm increase in the town’s operational bud- planning. to pass at the last town election. Certified system for Stanton Hall and Town Hall get is only $32,000, or 2%. McVeigh explained that the district and towns jointly came Free Cash for the town is $450,035, that connects to the fire station. Last An overall increase of $185,355 in up with the plan through facilitated discussions. Averaging the according to Renauld. Of that, $100,000 year, Stanton Hall had a fire which the education includes an increase of is being requested to balance the FY18 current alarm did not transmit out, and $112,960 in the town’s above-minimum See Town Meeting, Page 3 Mass. State Senate Car thief sentenced establishes new By Carl E. Hartdegen Correspondent WESTFIELD – A Chester man originally source of fiscal aid accused of carjacking pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny of a motor vehicle Friday for rural school and was sentenced to the time he has been held in custody pending trial. In an incident detailed in the March 22, districts in fy19 2018, edition of The Westfield News, Roy M. Reidy Jr., 54, of 697 Skyline Trail, Chester, was charged with carjacking, lar- State Budget ROY M. REIDY JR. BOSTON – State Senator Adam G. Hinds (D- ceny of a motor vehicle and larceny of Pittsfield) announces that the Massachusetts property valued at more than $250. Senate today adopted his amendment, #318, to Two victims had reported on March 16 that a man had tricked and the Fiscal Year 2019 state budget establishing Theatre students perform at Westfield State University’s intimidated them into exiting their car and then drove off in it. They Rural School Aid and funding it with $1.5 mil- Pathways to Excellence fundraising event, held May 11 at the said that several hundred dollars in cash, two cell phones and other lion dollars. Catherine Dower Performing and Fine Arts Center. (Photo cour- valuable property had been in the car when it was stolen. “Rural schools face tesy WSU) Reidy had been identified as the suspect after officers investigating significant and unique the complaint had been able to locate a vehicle he had apparently been fiscal challenges due to living in. population decline, den- Westfield State University’s State Police were asked to check Reidy’s Chester address and a sity and ability to pay,” trooper found him sleeping in the stolen car parked in his driveway. A said Hinds. “This pro- variety of property belonging to the victims was recovered in the car. posal is a direct response Pathways to Excellence On March 19, 2018, he was arraigned on the three charges and was to local and regional held in lieu of $500 cash bail. officials throughout my raises a record $203,000 He was held until his trial Friday, May 18, when he pleaded guilty district who confront WESTFIELD — The fifth annual Pathways to Excellence to the larceny of a motor vehicle charge and was sentenced to the time those difficulties. If we he had been in custody. do not do something to fundraiser for Westfield State University and the Westfield State help these school dis- Foundation, held earlier this month, raised $203,000 to support Neither the carjacking nor the larceny of property charge was pros- tricts financially, students. ecuted. Massachusetts is at risk “This year’s event was our most successful yet,” said Dr. Erica of providing unequal Sen. Adam G. Hinds Broman, executive director of the Foundation and Westfield education opportunities (D-Pittsfield) State University vice president of Institutional Advancement. for children who live in “This will allow us to make the state university internship incen- rural areas. That cannot be allowed to happen.” tive match for this year and to add additional student scholar- Last year in the FY18 state budget Hinds, who ships to our endowment.” Bush traps man represents 52 communities across four counties Westfield State University President Ramon Torrecilha, Ph.D., By Carl E. Hartdegen in western Mass. and serves as Senate co-chair of thanked the attendees for their loyal support of the annual fund- Correspondent the Legislative Rural Caucus, secured a reporting raising event. “Your gifts support the worthwhile cause of public WESTFIELD – A city man found naked in a parking lot said he mandate directing the state Department of higher education and they are directly invested into student suc- had been trapped by a bush. Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to City police received a 12:53 a.m. call from a Franklin Street resi- conduct a feasibility study relative to establishing cess,” he said. Attendees were entertained and engaged by student presenta- dent who said that he returned home to find a naked man in the park- a formula for aid to be distributed to rural school ing lot of his apartment complex. districts. That report, filed by DESE in January tions and performances. More than 150 students and faculty participate, including musical groups such as the University’s Officer Jared Rowe reports he arrived at the complex to find a 2018 found that rural districts across the completely naked man sitting on the apartment steps who appeared Commonwealth face unique challenges that Chamber Chorale, Percussion Ensemble, and Faculty Jazz impact their ability to deliver quality services to Ensemble; selections from the Theatre Arts Program’s spring to be under the influence of drugs. their students. After the report was released production of “Urinetown,” and three original 10-minute theatre The man told Rowe that “he was trapped in a bush and had to Hinds convened a forum for municipal and performances. In addition, the creative works of students were remove all his clothing in order to get out.” school officials at Mohawk Trail Regional School displayed throughout the evening, supplemented by interactive Rowe reports the man was cooperative and agreed be transported in March 2018, during which DESE Director of by ambulance to Baystate Noble Hospital for evaluation and treat- School Finance Rob O’Donnell discussed the See Pathways, Page 3 ment. report’s recommendations and potential strate- gies to support rural school districts in FY19. Hinds’ amendment establishes a new school aid formula to provide additional school aid to qualifying rural school districts. This Rural School Aid is separate from Chapter 70 aid and is Reports of bears in Southwick subject to annual appropriation. Qualifying By Greg Fitzpatrick media that they’ve received reports residents to keep refuse securely in schools are defined by two major factors: Correspondent of bears and reminded the commu- proper trash receptacles and to be • The “rural factor” – student density per SOUTHWICK – With the arriv- nity to follow their tips regarding aware when food is grilled. square mile of a school district; and al of spring and consistent warm bears. “They’re going to be attracted to • Ability to pay – the average per capital weather, it can be an enjoyable “We don’t want to see anyone that too,” said Ricardi. income of a school district. time for people to spend time out- get hurt so that’s why we keep put- In the notice from the depart- As adopted and funded by the Senate today, doors. But, the weather can also ting out those notifications,” said ment, the most recent report has school districts with less than 10 students living bring out wild animals like bears. Southwick Police Chief David been a bear seen at numerous areas per square mile will be eligible to receive an Similar to almost every year, the Ricardi. on South Longyard Road on May additional $100 in Rural School Aid per student in FY19. Southwick Police Department has The department is reminding 18. In total, forty rural school districts across the been receiving calls from residents people to not entice bears when If anyone spots a bear near their There have been calls recently Commonwealth are eligible to receive Rural about bears being in their yards approaching their neighborhood or residence or in town, contact the about bears spotted in yards in and neighborhoods. On May 19, yard. This includes feeding them or Southwick Police Department at Southwick. (Photo from Southwick See Rural School Districts, Page 3 the department posted on social provoking them. Ricardi reminds 413-569-5348. 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Westfield Memorial Day Parade New England’s Heroes honored Mayor Brian P. Sullivan announces that groups marching in the Memorial Day Parade will begin assembling at 9:00 am, May 28, near the Mestek Company property on North Elm Street. The parade will begin promptly at 10:00 AM. The parade route will be with flyovers on Memorial Day as follows: beginning at Mestek, the marchers will march south down North Elm Street, continuing across the Great River Bridge WESTFIELD – The 104th onto Elm Street, continuing south to Broad Street, turning right at Fighter Wing is scheduled to the intersection of Broad Street and West Silver Street to Parker conduct F-15 Eagle flyovers at Memorial Park for the Memorial Day ceremony. Following the 18 different locations across Parker Park Ceremonies, American Legion Post 124 will march Massachusetts and Connecticut the route in reverse to the post home on Broad St, where addi- in honor of Memorial Day. tional ceremonies will be held. “On Memorial Day, we The Memorial Day Parade Committee of the Westfield Veterans honor the tremendous sacrifice Council invites all previous participants, and other parties inter- made by military members and ested in participating in this year’s parade to contact the commit- their families while serving our tee by e-mail at [email protected]. The committee will country,” said Col. James Suhr. no longer mail out paper invitations, and will use the e-mail reg- “These Memorial Day flyovers istration as the primary means of registering for parade participa- are a tribute in honor of these An F-15 fighter jet from the Barnes 104th Fighter Wing during a past training tion. As in the past, please remember that the parade is a means of great Americans who both exercise. (WNG file photo) recognizing the sacrifices of those who gave their lives in defense defended our freedom and of our country, and as such, is intended as a solemn event to be so Conn. 9:33 a.m., Lakeside, Conn. 9:36 10:23, Westfield, Mass. 10:30 a.m., shaped our military to be the conducted by the parade participants. No floats or commercial a.m., Pepperell, Mass. 9:46 a.m., Paxton, Agawam, Mass. 10:33 a.m., Palmer, best in the world.” vehicles will participate in the parade. Only authorized city vehi- Mass. 9:50 a.m., Ludlow, Mass. 9:55 Mass. 11:00 a.m., Leicester, Mass. 11:05 The scheduled flyovers are cles and veteran transport vehicles may participate. No dancing, a.m., Holyoke, Mass. 9:56 a.m., New a.m., Grafton, Mass. 12:00 p.m.., weather dependent and antici- acrobatics, or other celebratory activities are allowed. No animals Milford, Conn. 10:05 a.m., Naugatuck, Uxbridge, Mass. 12:03 p.m., Cheshire, pated times are as follows: may accompany participants. Kent, Conn. 9:30 a.m., Norfolk, Conn. 10:10 a.m., Shrewsbury, Mass. Mass. 1 p.m., Florence, Mass. 1:30 p.m.

Odds & Ends LOCAL LOTTERY Last night’s numbers Sweet for Necco: MASSACHUSETTS FRIDAY MassCash 02-05-09-13-28 TONIGHT SaturdAY 3 new bidders emerge Mega Millions Estimated jackpot: $73 million Megabucks Doubler in wafer maker’s sale 03-07-16-33-43-45 REVERE, Mass. (AP) — Three new bid- Estimated jackpot: $3 million ders have stepped in with offers to buy the Numbers Evening 1-0-5-0 bankrupt manufacturer of Necco Wafers, Numbers Midday 3-5-4-9 Sweethearts and other iconic candies. Powerball There are now four offers for Massachusetts- 20-54-56-61-64, Powerball: 7, Power Play: 4 Mostly Sunny. Partly Cloudy, t-storms. based Necco, or New England Confectionery Estimated jackpot: $40 million Co., at a bankruptcy auction scheduled for Wednesday in Boston. 85-87 86-89 “They’re all interested in what we call the ‘sugar line,’ the ones that produce the Wafers WEATHER DISCUSSION and the Sweethearts,” Harry Murphy, Necco’s Today, a mainly sunny sky. High 77F. Tonight, clear skies. Low court-appointed bankruptcy trustee, told The Clear skies. around 55F. Friday, mostly sunny skies. High 87F. Winds W Boston Globe . “We’re very pleased there’s at 10 to 20 mph. Friday night, clear to partly cloudy. Low 63F. been this much interest in the company.” CONNECTICUT Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph. Saturday, partly cloudy. A stray The future of Necco’s chocolate products, Cash 5 shower or thunderstorm is possible. High 89F. Saturday Night , 05-06-07-11-31 Variable clouds with scattered thunderstorms. Low 59F. Sun- which include the Sky Bar and the Clark bar, day, cloudy. A stray shower or t-storm is possible. High 71F. is not clear, he said. Lucky Links Day Sunday Night, rain showers early with overcast late. Low 56F. The bidders have all indicated they will 02-07-08-11-13-16-17-19 55-56 Lucky Links Night keep Necco operating at its current location in 04-06-09-14-18-19-21-22 Revere, just north of Boston, at least through Play3 Day 3-6-3 the fall, he said. Prospects beyond that remain Play3 Night 7-6-9 uncertain. Play4 Day 8-4-4-6 Gordon Brothers, which was in negotiations Play4 Night 3-7-7-8 today to purchase the company for $13.3 million Powerball before Necco filed for bankruptcy protection 20-54-56-61-64, Powerball: 7, Power Play: 4 5:23 a.m. 8:14 p.m. 14 hours 50 Minutes in April, is designated as the initial bidder. Estimated jackpot: $40 million sunrise sunsET lENGTH OF dAY See Necco, Page 3

TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Thursday, May 24, the 144th day of 2018. There are 221 days left in the year.

n May 24, 1968, the Rolling Stones single The Hague to release the American hostages. ing the drug. “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” was released in the United In 1994, four Islamic fundamentalists convicted of OKingdom by Decca Records. bombing New York’s World Trade Center in 1993 One year ago: were each sentenced to 240 years in prison. Setting past differences and rude comments aside, On this date: In 2001, 23 people were killed when the floor of a President Donald Trump and Pope Francis put a In 1775, John Hancock was unanimously elected Jerusalem wedding hall collapsed beneath danc- determinedly positive face on their first meeting at President of the Continental Congress in Philadel- ing guests, sending them plunging several stories the Vatican. Ariana Grande suspended her Dan- phia, succeeding Peyton Randolph. into the basement. gerous Woman world tour and canceled several In 1844, Samuel F.B. Morse transmitted the mes- European shows due to the deadly bombing at her sage “What hath God wrought” from Washington Ten years ago: concert in Manchester, England, two days earlier. to Baltimore as he formally opened America’s first British actor Rob Knox, 18, who had completed telegraph line. filming a minor role in “Harry Potter and the Half- Today’s Birthdays: In 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge, linking Brooklyn and Blood Prince,” was stabbed to death during a Actor-comedian-impressionist Stanley Baxter is Manhattan, was dedicated by President Chester brawl in London. (His attacker was later sentenced 92. Jazz musician Archie Shepp is 81. Comedian Alan Arthur and New York Gov. Grover Cleveland. to life in prison.) Comedy performer and director Tommy Chong is 80. Singer Bob Dylan is 77. Actor In 1918, Bela Bartok’s one-act opera “Bluebeard’s Dick Martin of TV’s “Laugh-In” fame died in Santa Gary Burghoff is 75. Singer Patti LaBelle is 74. Ac- Castle” had its premiere in Budapest. Monica, California, at age 86. tress Priscilla Presley is 73. Country singer Mike In 1937, in a set of rulings, the U.S. Supreme Court Reid is 71. Actor Jim Broadbent is 69. Actor Alfred upheld the constitutionality of the Social Security Five years ago: Molina is 65. Singer Rosanne Cash is 63. Actor Act of 1935. President Barack Obama addressed the sexual Cliff Parisi is 58. Actress Kristin Scott Thomas is In 1941, the German battleship Bismarck sank the assault epidemic staining the military, telling U.S. 58. Rock musician Jimmy Ashhurst (Buckcherry) British battle cruiser HMS Hood in the North Atlan- Naval Academy graduates to remember their hon- is 55. Rock musician Vivian Trimble is 55. Actor tic, killing all but three of the 1,418 men on board. or depended on what they did when nobody was John C. Reilly is 53. Actor Dana Ashbrook is 51. In 1958, United Press International was formed looking and said the crime had “no place in the Actor Eric Close is 51. Actor Carl Payne is 49. Rock through a merger of the United Press and the In- greatest military on earth.” British fighter jets in- musician Rich Robinson is 49. Actor Dash Mihok ternational News Service. tercepted a Pakistan International Airlines Boeing is 44. Actor Bryan Greenburg is 40. Actor Owen In 1962, astronaut Scott Carpenter became the 777 carrying more than 300 people from Pakistan Benjamin is 38. Actor Billy L. Sullivan is 38. Actor- second American to orbit the Earth as he flew and diverted it to an isolated runway at London- rapper Jerod Mixon (aka Big Tyme) is 37. Rock aboard Aurora 7. Stansted Airport, where two British passengers musician Cody Hanson (Hinder) is 36. Dancer- In 1976, Britain and France opened trans-Atlantic who had allegedly threatened to destroy the plane choreographer-singer Mark Ballas is 32. Country Concorde supersonic transport service to Wash- were arrested. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford denied singer Billy Gilman is 30. Rapper/producer G-Eazy ington. that he smoked crack cocaine and said he was not is 29. Actress Brianne Howey is 29. Actor Cayden In 1980, Iran rejected a call by the World Court in an addict after a video purported to show him us- Boyd is 24. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018 - PAGE 3

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Flying the American Flag. Government Meetings Kacey Bellamy THURSDAY, MAY 24 visits St. Mary’s She came to say thank you and bring back Westfield: the gold. On Tuesday afternoon, Saint Retirement Board at 3 pm Mary’s Elementary and High School gath- ered in the main gym welcoming Kacey Bellamy, Olympic gold medal winner in Southwick: women’s ice hockey. Everyone who attend- Cultural Council Meeting at 7 pm ed enjoyed touching the three medals from her past performances playing hockey. Speaking to the wide eye kids about her up bringing in Westfield and the many trials and error before joining the Olympic hockey team. Many questions were asked of her dur- ost and ound ing the afternoon, and pictures were taken L F making it an afternoon for all to remember. A big cheer went out when someone asked her FOUND: Set of four keys and keychain on the side of the Sophie Lawry, singing, God Bless who her favorite baseball team was. The Shea Braceland, Kacey Bellamy and road, Rte 20 in Chester, near the Chester/Blandford state America. answer, Boston Red Sox. Sophie Lawry enjoying a photo op. forest. If this is yours, please call the Westfield News. (4/11)

Necco Continued from Page 2 The highest bid, $15 million, is from Round Hill Investments LLC, which specializes in reviving consumer brands. Family-owned Spangler Candy Co. entered a bid of $14.5 mil- lion. Kgbdeals Shopping Inc. bid almost $14 million. Shea Braceland, Bidding will likely start at $15 million, the highest bid on the singing the Touching the Gold of a table, Murphy said. National Athem. Kacey Bellamy, taking questions. The Gold Medal winner. Necco announced in March it would close its plant and lay off hundreds of workers if a buyer wasn’t found. The announcement prompted sales of the hard, chalky, multicol- ored wafers to surge, fueled by nostalgic candy lovers. Necco traces its roots to 1847 and calls itself the nation’s oldest continuously operating candy company. Pathways Continued from Page 1 demonstrations of mediums, including printmaking, 3D printing, and the pottery wheel. Kacey Bellamy stands in for Henry All eyes on Kacey Bellamy. Mya Kozik, “As chair of the Westfield State Foundation Board, I have a photo op with Principal, Rutkowski, showing off the been fortunate to participate in many of the Pathways Juli Jensen-Derrig. Gold Fingers Photos by Don Wielgus Gold medal. events,” said James Leahy. “This one was particularly spe- cial, due to its focus on the arts and its host facility, the University’s Catherine Dower Performing and Fine Arts Town Meeting Center, named for one of our most esteemed educators and Continued from Page 1 philanthropists.” last five years of school the six towns have received McVeigh said the town did trying to reduce the amount to Westfield Bank was the premier sponsor of the event. assessments as a baseline, if several grants, most recently have to cut back on some bud- $80,000 by working with a Platinum sponsors included Baystate Health (Noble), the GRSD budget goes up by $50,000 to explore branding. get requests. She said they local car dealership and not Berkshire Bank and The Washington Center. Specialty Bolt 2%, all of the towns will go “The return on our invest- didn’t fund $2,000 requested through the state bids. and Screw, and Westfield Electroplating were Diamond spon- up by 2%. Currently, the ments and property values by the Recreation Committee. Other articles on the warrant sors, and Comcast Cable/Xfinity was a Gold sponsor. above-minimum formula haven’t kept in pace with our The tree removal budget was include two from the Planning Silver sponsors included Barnes and Noble Booksellers, bases town assessments on neighbors. Jeanne can help cut by $5,000, which felt was Board; a new Site Plan Review Baystate Dental, Commercial Distributing, Dietz & Company share of students and a small brand our towns, and make justified due to all of the Zoning Bylaw, and extending Architects, and Six Flags, while Bronze sponsors were change in numbers of students Huntington visible. I welcome recent tree work done by the temporary moratorium on Advance Manufacturing Co. Inc., Columbia Manufacturing, can cause dramatic increases all the work Jeanne’s done in Eversource on Routes 20 and recreational marijuana estab- PeoplesBank, Wassman Audio & Visual and the Westfield for some towns, and decreases the last year,” McVeigh said, 112. lishments through June 30, State Alumni Association. for others. adding that Blandford, Due to Library Director 2019. Renauld suggested This year’s event co-chairs were Carlos and University Other increases include Middlefield and Montgomery Margaret Nadeau’s impend- questions on either article be Trustee Madeline Landrau; University Trustee representative Water and Sewer, $42,363, have already voted to fund the ing retirement at the end of addressed to the Planning on the Westfield Foundation Board Kevin Queenin ’70 and which will come from rate- position. June, the library trustees had Board through the town his wife, Barbara ’70; and Jim McGowan ’92, president of payers and not impact the Treasurer Aimee Burnham requested an additional administrative assistant. the University’s Alumni Association, and his wife, Julie. town’s bottom line; a 2% cost asked what happens if one of $10,000 to fund the search of living increase for town the towns doesn’t fund the and coverage; and received employees, and a 34% position. Hilltown $5,000. Rural School Districts increase in the costs of haul- Collaborative director Andy Also cut was $15,000 for Continued from Page 1 ing and disposal. McVeigh Myers of Chester said that if fall fireworks. Capt. John said the selectmen have asked one town doesn’t pass it, the McVeigh of the Huntington School Aid in FY19, including Central Berkshire Regional; Chesterfield-Goshen; Conway; the Board of Health to look at position will go for a short- Fire Department said they Farmington River Regional; Florida; Franklin County Regional Vocational Technical; Frontier raising prices of permits and ened period of time. have $3,000 in their account, Regional; Gateway Regional; Hampshire Regional; Hancock; Hawlemont; Lanesborough; Mohawk H stickers. LeClair, who was present at and plan to do a lot of boot Trail; Mount Greylock; Northern Berkshire Regional Vocational Technical; Pioneer Valley; Ralph C. A new item in the budget is the meeting said while the drives to raise the money Mahar; Rowe; Savoy; Southern Berkshire; Westhampton; Williamsburg and Williamstown school for Huntington’s share of the state did not continue to fund needed for the fireworks districts in western Massachusetts. Hinds’ rural school aid amendment was co-sponsored by a number of colleagues from across the salary for the Hilltown her position, they are open to scheduled for Sept. 8. Commonwealth, including Senators Julian Cyr (D- Truro), Anne Gobi (D- Spencer), Donald Economic Development continue funding in different McVeigh also spoke about Humason (R- Westfield), Jamie Eldridge (D- Acton) and Barbara L’Italien (D- Andover). Director Jeanne LeClair for areas. The six towns also Article 14, to borrow up to Hinds hopes to expand his Rural School Aid program in future fiscal years. If funded at $3 million $19,680. McVeigh said last received a grant of $150,000 $90,000 to purchase a new dollars a second tier of 22 additional rural school districts would be eligible to receive an additional year the state funded her sal- to do an IT needs assessment. Rescue truck for the Fire $75 per student in Rural School Aid. These school districts have more than 10, but less than 20 ary and benefits through a McVeigh said Huntington is Department, intended to students per square mile. grant from the Community in pretty good shape in that replace the 2004 F-35 Rescue Fiscal Year 2019 begins on July 1, 2018. After the conclusion of the Senate budget debate this Compact. “I think it’s some- area, but going forward may truck. He said he’s looking at week a 6-member conference committee will be appointed to negotiate a final FY19 budget for thing that’s critical for our take advantage of rate savings a Ford gas-powered truck approval by the House of Representatives and Senate. town,” McVeigh said, adding or expansion of services which would be used mainly The DESE Report, “Fiscal Conditions in Rural School Districts,” is available online: www.doe. that through LeClair’s work offered. for medical calls. He said he is mass.edu/research/reports/category.aspx?section=legislative. 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In this May 23, 2018, photo, President Donald Trump speaks to the media before boarding the Marine One helicopter on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington. Two House lawmakers who are allies of President Donald Trump are set to meet with top intelli- Call 572-3999 to leave your comment. gence officials Thursday as Trump Listen to latest PulseLine calls at has raised new suspi- http://www.thewestfieldnews.com cions about the federal investigation that is looking into his cam- Trump administration explores paign. (AP Photo/ Jacquelyn Martin) tariffs on autos, auto parts By KEN THOMAS Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration launched an investigation into whether tariffs are needed on the imports of automobiles into the United States, moving swiftly as talks over the North American Free Trade Agreement have stalled. President Donald Trump predicted earlier that U.S. automakers and auto Dem, GOP leaders to get classified workers would be "very happy" with the outcome of the NAFTA talks. The White House said in a statement Wednesday that the presi- dent had asked Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to consider whether the imports of automobiles, including trucks, and automo- briefing on Russia probe tive parts threaten U.S. national security. The president said in the By MARY CLARE JALONICK Mueller, who is leading the Russia three people familiar with his recent statement that "core industries such as automobiles and automotive and JONATHAN LEMIRE investigation, and is frequently criti- conversations but not authorized to dis- parts are critical to our strength as a Nation." The U.S. remains far apart on the talks over rewriting the trade Associated Press cized by Trump. cuss them publicly. Trump told one ally pact with Canada and Mexico, with the discussions at an impasse WASHINGTON (AP) — House and The two House lawmakers — this week that he wanted “to brand” the over rules for car production. The initiation of the trade investiga- Senate lawmakers from both parties are Intelligence Committee Chairman informant a “spy,” believing the more tion could be seen as an attempt to gain leverage in the talks with set to meet with top intelligence offi- Devin Nunes and Oversight and nefarious term would resonate more in the two U.S. neighbors. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has cials Thursday as President Donald Government Reform Chairman Trey the media and with the public. said that efforts to renegotiate the trade agreement could spill into Trump raises new suspicions about the Gowdy — were invited to attend both As Republicans worked to show a next year. federal investigation into his 2016 cam- briefings, as were Kelly, Rosenstein, Justice Department conspiracy against Nearly half of the vehicles sold in the U.S. are imported, with paign. FBI Director Christopher Wray and Trump, Democrats and former law many coming from assembly plants in Mexico and Canada. During Trump is calling his newest attempt at National Intelligence Director Dan enforcement officials defended the a meeting with auto executives earlier this month, Trump said he discrediting special counsel Robert Coats. agency. Former FBI Director James would push for an increase in the production of vehicles built at Mueller’s Russia investigation “spy- All were invited to the second brief- Comey, who was fired by Trump last U.S. plants. He has also criticized European Union auto imports gate.” In recent days, he has been zero- ing, as well, plus Senate Majority year, tweeted Wednesday that the agen- and tariffs and earlier this year threatened a "tax" on European ing in on — and at times embellishing Leader Mitch McConnell, Senate cy’s use of secret informants was “tight- imports. — reports that a longtime U.S. govern- Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, ly regulated and essential to protecting A person familiar with the discussions said the president has sug- ment informant approached members of House Speaker Paul Ryan and House the country.” gested seeking new tariffs of 20 to 25 percent on automobile his campaign during the 2016 presiden- Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi. Senate “Attacks on the FBI and lying about imports. The person spoke on condition of anonymity and was not tial election in a possible bid to glean Intelligence Committee Chairman its work will do lasting damage to our authorized to speak about private deliberations. intelligence on Russian efforts to sway Richard Burr was also invited, along country,” Comey tweeted. “How will Trump brought a little-used weapon to his fight to protect auto the election. with the top Democrat on the Senate Republicans explain this to their grand- workers: Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. The Trump tweeted Wednesday that the intelligence panel, Sen. Mark Warner, children?” provision authorizes the president to restrict imports and impose unlimited tariffs on national security grounds. FBI had been caught in a “major SPY and the top Democrat on the House Trump shot back during a brief news The Trump administration used that authority in March to slap scandal.” intelligence panel, Rep. Adam Schiff. conference with reporters: “What I’m tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum Trump’s latest broadsides set the Nunes, an ardent Trump supporter, doing is a service to this country and I imports. Until then, the United States had pursued only two such stage for the unusual decision by the had originally requested the information did a great service to this country by fir- investigations since joining the World Trade Organization in 1995. White House to arrange a briefing on an FBI source in the Russia investi- ing James Comey.” Both times — in a 1999 case involving oil imports and a 2001 case Thursday about classified documents gation. And Trump took up the cause as The back and forth between Congress involving iron ore and steel imports — the Commerce Department for just two Republican House mem- the White House tried to combat the and the Justice Department over the refused to recommend sanctions. bers, both Trump allies, as Trump and threat posed by Mueller’s investigation Nunes request — one of many over the Critics fear that other countries will retaliate or use national secu- his supporters in Congress pressed for into Russian interference and possible course of the Russia investigation — rity as a pretext to impose trade sanctions of their own. information on the outside informant. obstruction of justice. has simmered for weeks. Daniel Ujczo, a trade lawyer with Dickinson Wright PLLC, said After Democratic complaints and Trump escalated his efforts to dis- The department originally rejected the tariff threat is likely meant to pressure Mexico into accepting negotiations that went into the late eve- credit the investigation Wednesday, Nunes’ appeal, writing in a letter in late U.S. demands for NAFTA changes that would shift more auto ning Wednesday, the Justice Department tweeting: “Look how things have turned April that his request for information production to the U.S. from Mexico. But he questioned whether it said it would host a second classified around on the Criminal Deep State. “regarding a specific individual” could would work. briefing the same day and invite the They go after Phony Collusion with have severe consequences, including "I do not believe that it will have the desired effect," Ujczo said. bipartisan “Gang of Eight” — a group Russia, a made up Scam, and end up potential loss of human life. Negotiations "Everyone knows that (the investigation) will take too long and has that includes the top Republicans and getting caught in a major SPY scandal over the information stalled, but restart- no chance of surviving any legal challenge." Democrats in each chamber and the top the likes of which this country may ed when Trump demanded in a tweet Trump offered a hint about the move earlier in the day on the Republicans and Democrats on the never have seen before! What goes Sunday that the Justice Department South Lawn, telling reporters that "you'll be seeing very soon what House and Senate intelligence commit- around, comes around!” investigate “whether or not the FBI/ I'm talking about." He noted that both Mexico and Canada have been "very difficult to deal with" during the negotiations. tees. It remained unclear what, if any, spy- DOJ infiltrated or surveilled the Trump "I am not happy with their requests. But I will tell you in the end There were two other late additions to ing was done. The White House gave no Campaign for Political Purposes.” we win, we will win and will win big," Trump said before departing the list — White House chief of staff evidence to support Trump’s claim that The Justice Department agreed by for New York. He said America's neighbors have been "very John Kelly and Deputy Attorney General the Obama administration was trying to expanding an open, internal investiga- spoiled because nobody's done this but I will tell you that what they Rod Rosenstein. White House press spy on his 2016 campaign for political tion to determine whether there was any ask for is not fair. Our auto workers are going to be extremely secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had reasons. It’s long been known that the politically motivated surveillance. And happy." originally said that no one from the FBI was looking into Russian meddling the White House said Kelly would orga- Mexico has so far resisted U.S. attempts to get higher regional White House would attend the briefing, during the campaign and that part of nize the meeting with House lawmakers content rules in the auto industry and move production to higher- at which the investigation into Trump’s that inquiry touched on the Trump cam- to discuss the documents. wage U.S. and Canadian factories. The U.S. has also sought to campaign will be discussed. paign’s contacts with Russian figures. The New York Times was the first to change NAFTA's dispute-resolution system, and include a sunset Rosenstein will replace another Mueller later took over the investigation report that the FBI had an informant clause that would allow countries to exit after five years. Justice Department official who was when he was appointed in May 2017. who met several times with Trump cam- The Trump administration has already missed an informal dead- originally scheduled to attend. Trump has told confidants in recent paign officials who had suspicious con- line that had been set by House Speaker Paul Ryan to get a Rosenstein was left off the list as Trump days that the revelation of an informant tacts linked to Russia. No evidence has revamped deal to Congress in time for lawmakers to vote on it in a on Tuesday declined to say whether he was potential evidence that the upper emerged to show that Obama-era midterm election year. Mexico, meanwhile, will hold presidential had confidence in him. Rosenstein echelon of federal law enforcement had authorities placed an informant inside elections on July 1 and Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the leftist appointed special counsel Robert conspired against him, according to the Trump campaign. candidate who has led in polls, has said the re-negotiation shouldn't be rushed through and should be left to the winner of the election. If the negotiators fail to agree to a revamped version of NAFTA, the discussions could be extended into 2019. Trump could also carry out his threat to abandon the agreement that he has long railed against, throwing commerce among the three countries into disar- ray. Trump has sought to overhaul NAFTA in an effort to return auto production to the United States and reduce America's trade deficit. The U.S. has been demanding that a percentage of a car's content of auto parts originate in a country — the U.S. or Canada — with average auto worker wages of about $15 an hour to qualify for NAFTA's duty-free status.

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Raymond H. Myette SOUTHWICK – Raymond H. Police Logs Obituaries Myette (Old Man), 64, (1954 – 2018) passed suddenly on WESTFIELD thewestfieldnews.com/category/obituaries/ Monday, May 21, 2018 at Thursday, May 17, 2018 Baystate Noble Hospital in 1:41 p.m.: larceny, Stop & Shop, 57 Main St., a store George E. Avery Westfield, MA. Raymond was employee reports a woman was seen pushing a loaded shop- BLANDFORD – George born on January 2, 1954 in ping cart past the cash registers and out of the store, the E. Avery, 20, (1997 – 2018) Hartford, CT to William and responding officer reports the suspect was identified and passed away unexpectedly Almaline (Gagnon) Myette. He charges are pending; on May 20, 2018. Born in attended Wamogo Regional 6:19 p.m.: animal complaint, Pearl Street, a caller reports a Springfield, MA on July 15, High School in Litchfield, CT limping friendly boxer mix dog jumped into her vehicle, the 1997 to Gordon C. Avery, III and later earned his AutoCAD responding animal control officer reports she took custody of and Donna J. (Gosselin) certification from Porter and the pit bull dog and transported it to the animal shelter; Avery, he was a 2015 gradu- Chester Institute. Raymond 10:13 p.m.: liquor law violation, a patrol officer reports he ate of Smith Vocational and proudly served his county in the observed a male party drinking beer in public, a city ordinance Agricultural High School in United States Army from 1972 violation citation was issued; Northampton, graduating to 1974. He worked at Arrow 11:50 p.m.: disturbance, Lincoln Street, a caller reports from the Graphic Concrete in Granby, CT for over 40 excessive noise from college aged neighbors, the responding Communications program, years he had also worked the over- officers report the revelers were leaving when they arrived and and a Shift Leader for night shift at the Mobile Station in the tenants apologized for the disturbance. Global Montella Group Southwick, MA. Raymond was Corp. George also attended Gateway Regional Middle only 7 months away from his retire- School and was a student in one of the last classes ment and was looking forward to enrolled at Blandford Elementary School. George was a spending time fishing, a hobby he very creative young man and will be remembered for his had long dreamed of. He was a past Court Logs beautiful paintings and drawings and his fun loving member of the Southwick Parks and spirit and generosity. He became a very good cook and Recreation. Many will remember Westfield District Court loved to create new recipes to share, putting his own Raymond for always having a 2-liter Thursday, May 17, 2018 spicy spin on classic dishes. He had a heart as big as a Pepsi by his side. He was a very Ryan D. Gagne, 26, of 50 Roosevelt Ave., Westfield, was mountain, always ready to lend a helping hand or be a hard worker and enjoyed spending time with his family, found responsible for a charge of operating an unregistered supportive listener for anyone who needed it. He enjoyed especially his grand-babies which he loved to spoil by motor vehicle brought by Westfield police and was assessed spending time with friends and family and especially always buying them the junk food that they weren’t sup- $100. Charges of operating a motor vehicle with suspended enjoyed time spent with his best friend Kyle, most posed to have. In his spare time, he enjoyed working on his registration and operating an uninsured motor vehicle were memorably, their ‘music walks’. We all lost a wonderful project Mustang. He also enjoyed bowling over the past dismissed upon payment of the assessment. young man and everyone who knew him is a better per- years. Predeceased by his parents and his sister Beverly, he Javier Quiles, 40, of 154 Northwest Road, Westfield, sub- son for it. George leaves to cherish his memory, his par- leaves his wife Darlene Myette of Southwick, MA, his son mitted to facts sufficient to warrant a guilty finding for a charge ents Donna and Gordon C. Avery, III of Blandford; his Devin Myette and his wife Christie of Southwick, MA, his of violation of an abuse prevention order brought by Westfield brother Gordon C. Avery, IV and fiancée Allison daughters Carrie Massai and her husband Daniel of Westfield, police and the charge was continued without a finding with Croisetiere of Blandford; grandparents Gordon C. Avery, MA and Destiny Myette and her boyfriend Kyle LaPolice of probation for six months. He was assessed $50. Jr. and Angela Avery of Springfield; Aunt Ann Marie Southwick, MA, his brother William, his sisters: Doris, Ruth, Mark R. Blahut, 19, of 29 Camelot Lane, Westfield, was Cantin and husband Thomas of Chicopee and their chil- Barbara, and Dale, his grand-babies: Kambria and Gianna held without right to bail pending a May 18 hearing after he dren William and Allen and Aunt Kristina Avery Montano Massai, and Madison Myette along with many other extend- was arraigned on a charge of being a fugitive from justice of Florida and her children Zackery, Sebastian, Gwen ed family members and friends. Much too many to name but brought by Westfield police. and Collin. George was predeceased by his maternal you know who you are. Family and friends are invited to grandparents, Norman and Barbara Gosselin. He also gather for a period of visitation from 12NOON-2PM on leaves a large loving extended family as well as his best Friday, May 25, 2018 at Avalon Life Celebration Center & friend Kyle Bessette of Blandford. 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Music Director Patrick Kennedy maintains control.

Caitlin Thompson plays her solo.

Trumpets and saxophones.

Kristen Stawasz plays a double reed.

On the bongos we Featured soloist – find Garrett Collis. Kevin Hayes

Bridget Venezia gets a saxo- Nick Black gets a trumpet solo. phone solo. John Peloquin concentrates on the music. Always a great per- formance from Julia Bussell adds Avery Joi. her voice to the Jazz Band.

Ethan Lapointe mans the cymbals. The Jazz Band takes center stage.

Devon Klee handles the keyboards. Hannah Bruno shows her musicianship. A view from backstage.

Garret Adamczyk and Sofia Taglieri rehearse their parts. Nicole Servetnic and Jackson Horns and reeds try it together. Diltz relax.

Garrett Collis takes his turn on the drums.

Colin Johnson and Robby Derek O’Day and Rodriguez warm up for the Steven Bonacci play Claudia Tosi recognizes some- and give a thumbs up. Austin Jarrett plays the tym- performance. pani. The crowd arrives early. one on the audience. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018 - PAGE 9 SPORTS Longmeadow vs. Westfield Boys Lacrosse (Senior Day)

Westfield Boys Lacrosse Seniors (L to R): Jason Gustafson, Zach Cree, Max Maggipinto, Dalton Kiniry, Landon Reyes, Shane Riley, Matt Bonsall, Kohl Lunardini, Devlin Welch, Alex Beauchemin, Cam Parent.

Westfield Senior Kohl Lunardini beats the defense to a spot Nicholas Clawson puts his shot over the right shoulder of the and finds the net with his shot. goalie.

Senior Alex Beauchemin acting more like a hockey goalie stops the Longmeadow shot with his shin. Senior Max Maggipinto scores over the outstretched Senior Landon Reyes while falling forward throws a shot Longmeadow sticks. past the Longmeadow goalie. Photos by Bill Deren Mission complete By Chris Putz Tech, which with the victory improved to 9-7 GIRLS LACROSSE Staff Writer overall (5-1 Tri-County South) and secured a WESTFIELD – For the fourth time this sea- spot for the Tigers in the Western Massachusetts Record-setting performance son, the Westfield Technical Academy baseball tournament. team received a complete game from a fresh- Monson 15, St. Mary’s 5 man pitcher. It not only resulted in another SOFTBALL Emma Johnson had five goals and five victory, but this time earned the Tigers a spot assists and Hannah Richard finished with three in the postseason. Bombers shut out Lancers goals and two assists, including the 100th point Westfield Tech freshman Riley Sullivan of her career. scattered five hits and walked just one batter in Westfield 15, Longmeadow 0 (6 inn.) Skylar Duda led St. Mary’s with two goals. allowing just one run while striking out 10 bat- Westfield pitcher Haley Moniz tossed a one- Saints’ Katarzyna Wisnauckas (1 goal, 1 assist) ters in Wednesday’s 15-1 shelling of Duggan hit shutout, and the Bombers offense was a hit, Riley Panniello (goal) and Paighton Ramos Academy at Bullens Field. producing 17, in fact. (goal) also contributed. “Riley threw a lot of strikes today,” Westfield Moniz, Diana Daly and Madi Robitaille each St. Mary’s goalie Anna Kosinski made 21 Tech coach Bob Eak said of his freshman had three hits apiece and combined for six saves. Saints’ Ariana St. Peter and Jacqui hurler, who exceeded his strike percentage RBIs. Shelby St. Onge had a double and RBI. Young each made an interception on defense. with 61 out of 79 pitches resulting in strikes. Westfield did not commit an error. Sullivan threw first pitch strikes to 23 of the BOYS TENNIS 27 batters he faced. BOYS LACROSSE “That was awesome,” coach Eak said. “That Lancers edge Bombers Nomakeo paces Saints Westfield Technical Academy pitcher increases the odds of getting outs considerably. Chicopee Comp 4, St. Mary’s 1 Riley Sullivan deals on the mound dur- Sullivan is the third Westfield Tech pitcher Longmeadow 16, Westfield 12 St. Mary’s Dom Nomakeo defeated Chicopee ing Wednesday’s contest against Duggan to throw a complete game this season. Longmeadow outscored Westfield 6-3 in the Comp’s Jared Rusin at first singles, 6-0, 6-1. Academy at Bullens Field. (Photo courtesy Freshman Trent Adam accomplished that feat third quarter to narrowly defeat the Bombers in Joe Wilcox and Kevin Lu battled at first dou- of Kellie Adam) twice and Brody Zabielski did so once. a thriller. bles, falling to Colts’ second doubles pair, Spencer Robbins (8 goals, 4 assists) had a “I wasn’t expecting that this year,” coach Devon LaBonte and Erik Bayeur, in a set tie to a road sweep of Minnechaug. Eak said, “but that’s good. …It helped us a lot hand in 12 of Longmeadow’s 16 goals. breaker and match tie breaker. Cam Theriault led Westfield with three goals The Bombers improved to 18-1 over- this year and certainly helps us in the future.” all, 10-0 North Division. Sullivan also contributed at the plate against and four assists. Bombers’ Matt Bonsall (2 BOYS VOLLEYBALL Duggan Academy, going 2-for-4 with an RBI. goals, 2 assists), Max Maggipinto (2 goals, 1 assist), Landon Reyes (2 goals), Nick Clauson LATE RESULTS – Tues., May 22 Andy Daniels went 3-for-5, finishing a home Bombers soar, sweep Falcons Holyoke def. Southwick 24-26, 25-19, run short of the cycle. Daniels’ triple nearly (2 goals), Dan Antonellis (goal), Will Cameron (assist) contributed offensively as well. Westfield def. Minnechaug 25-22, 25-19, 25-19, 26-24 resulted in a home run on a well hit ball down 25-21 Kacper Kisala (11 kills, 13 digs), Nick the left field line. He also scored four runs. Westfield goalie Alex Beauchemin made 12 saves. Shane Kiendzior (17 kills, 4 digs), Javier Brown (29 assists, 13 digs), Chance Tang Zabielski (1-for-3, 2 RBIs), Connor Medeiros Santos (10 kills, 2 blocks), James Pavlyuk (8 (24 digs), and Chris Baker (19 digs, 3 (1-for-3, 2 runs), and Chris Boyden (2-for-3) kills, 6 digs), Luis Castro (28 assists, 8 digs) aces, 3 blocks) led Southwick. also contributed with their bats for Westfield and Prem Gurung (2 aces, 3 digs) led Westfield

St. Mary’s Katarzyna Wisnaukas (24) turns the corner on the Monson St. Mary’s Ariana St. Peter (8) seeks an opening in the St. Mary’s defense packs into the goalie area Wednesday at Monson High School. (Photo defense. (Photo by Chris Putz) Mustangs’ defense. (Photo by Chris Putz) by Chris Putz)

HIGH SCHOOL Standings/Results BASEBALL BOYS LACROSSE GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS LACROSSE Westfield 10-5 Westfield 9-3 Westfield 2-3 Monson 15, St. Mary’s 5 Westfield Tech 9-7 St. Mary 2-1 St. Mary 4-10 BOYS VOLLEYBALL St. Mary 8-2 Westfield 3, Minnechaug 0 Southwick 13-4 GIRLS LACROSSE Gateway 3-4 Westfield 9-7 Wednesday’s Results St. Mary 0-10 BASEBALL SOFTBALL Westfield Technical Academy 15, Westfield 7-10 BOYS VOLLEYBALL Duggan Academy 1 Westfield Tech 6-3 Westfield 18-1 Southwick 6-9 SOFTBALL Southwick 4-1 Westfield 15, Longmeadow 0 (6 inn.) Gateway 11-4 BOYS TENNIS BOYS LACROSSE Westfield 2-0 Longmeadow 16, Westfield 12 St. Mary 2-9

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MLB Expanded Standings By The Associated Press Sox, Price top Rays AMERICAN LEAGUE By DICK SCANLON Christian Vazquez got Boston East Division Associated Press on the board in the sixth, singling W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) off starter Chris Archer and later Boston 34 15 .694 — — 7-3 W-4 15-7 19-8 — The Boston Red Sox didn't need scoring when Hanley Ramirez New York 31 15 .674 1½ — 5-4 L-2 18-7 13-8 much offense to win their fourth bounced into a bases-loaded dou- Toronto 23 26 .469 11 6½ 2-8 L-1 12-16 11-10 straight game Wednesday night. ble play. Tampa Bay 22 25 .468 11 6½ 6-4 L-3 8-12 14-13 The 4-1 win over the Tampa Bay Archer has won only one of his Baltimore 15 34 .306 19 14½ 3-7 L-2 10-13 5-21 Rays was accomplished with six last 20 starts against Boston. He Central Division strong innings from David Price and gave up one run, four hits and a three-run ninth sparked by an RBI three walks in six innings, striking W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away David Price Cleveland 24 23 .511 — — 6-4 W-2 13-9 11-14 double by Xander Bogaerts. The out six. Rays, who have lost nine of 12 to the Minnesota 21 24 .467 2 6½ 4-6 L-1 11-12 10-12 The game featured eight hits Red Sox this season, contributed an error, a wild and 24 strikeouts, including four in a row by Detroit 21 28 .429 4 8½ 4-6 W-1 12-10 9-18 pitch and a passed ball to the big inning. Rays reliever Jose Alvarado. Kansas City 16 33 .327 9 13½ 3-7 W-2 7-18 9-15 "That's us coming together as a team," said 11-MAN BULLPEN DAYS Chicago 15 31 .326 8½ 13 6-4 W-2 8-17 7-14 Mookie Betts, whose three-run homer won With the loss of RHP Jake Faria to an injury West Division Tuesday night's game. "Today we had great and Wednesday's call up of LHP Vidal Nuno, the W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away pitching. I don't think there were many good Rays are down to two starting pitchers on a Houston 32 18 .640 — — 8-2 W-3 16-11 16-7 swings on (Price's) pitches. He did everything 13-man staff, setting up the possibility of "bull- Seattle 29 19 .604 2 — 7-3 W-5 12-10 17-9 today." pen days" for all three of the upcoming weekend Los Angeles 27 22 .551 4½ 2½ 4-6 W-1 12-17 15-5 Price pitched three-hit ball, allowing a run games against Baltimore. Oakland 25 24 .510 6½ 4½ 6-4 L-2 11-11 14-13 while striking out nine. Joe Kelly (3-0) got the "I imagine we'll be revisiting Sergio (Romo) Texas 20 31 .392 12½ 10½ 4-6 W-2 9-17 11-14 win and Craig Kimbrel pitched the ninth for his starting again," manager Kevin Cash said. 15th save. "Maybe he'll start all three games this time." NATIONAL LEAGUE It was 1-1 when Bogaerts got up to bat in the Last weekend, Romo became the first pitcher East Division ninth after a throwing error by shortstop Willy since 2012 to start on consecutive days. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Adames. Bogaerts doubled into the left field TRAINER'S ROOM Atlanta 29 19 .604 — — 6-4 L-1 11-9 18-10 corner off Alex Colome (2-5) to drive in J.D. Red Sox: A decision will be made on the sta- Philadelphia 28 19 .596 ½ — 6-4 W-1 18-7 10-12 Martinez. After a wild pitch, Eduardo Nunez tus of 2B Dustin Pedroia (recovering from left Washington 26 22 .542 3 1 5-4 L-1 12-14 14-8 drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, and Boston knee surgery) after Thursday's game at Triple-A New York 24 21 .533 3½ 1½ 6-4 L-2 12-13 12-8 tacked on another on a passed ball. Pawtucket. Pedroia could be activated for this Miami 19 30 .388 10½ 8½ 5-5 W-2 10-15 9-15 "You know it's my fault in the ninth making weekend's series at Fenway Park. that error," said Adames, who was playing only Rays: Faria went on the 10-day disabled list Central Division his second major league game. "It's a tough for after straining his left oblique Tuesday night, and W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away me with that error and getting the L for the the Rays expect him to miss at least two months. Milwaukee 31 19 .620 — — 8-2 W-3 13-9 18-10 team." ... C Wilson Ramos, who left Tuesday's game Pittsburgh 27 21 .563 3 — 5-5 W-1 15-9 12-12 Adames had thrown out Nunez at the plate early with a left hand contusion, was available St. Louis 26 21 .553 3½ ½ 4-6 L-2 15-11 11-10 after a two-out double by Jackie Bradley Jr. in but did not start. ... RHP Nathan Eovaldi (loose Chicago 25 21 .543 4 1 4-6 L-2 13-10 12-11 the fifth, preserving a scoreless tie. bodies in right elbow) gave up eight runs on 10 Cincinnati 17 33 .340 14 11 4-6 L-1 8-19 9-14 The Rays did not get a runner into scoring hits in four innings in his fourth rehab start for West Division position until the sixth, when C.J. Cron doubled Triple-A Durham. Eovaldi is eligible to come off W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away off the center field wall, their third and final hit. the disabled list Monday. Colorado 26 24 .520 — — 4-6 L-2 7-11 19-13 That hit drove in Denard Span following a lead- UP NEXT Arizona 25 24 .510 ½ 2½ 1-9 L-7 14-12 11-12 off walk. RHP Rick Porcello (8-3, 2.43 in 13 careers San Fran 24 26 .480 2 4 5-5 L-2 14-10 10-16 Price, who had won his two preceding starts, starts at Tropicana Field) will pitch for Boston in Los Angeles 22 27 .449 3½ 5½ 6-4 W-2 10-14 12-13 left after throwing 90 pitches in six innings. Thursday night's series finale. Rays LHP Blake San Diego 21 30 .412 5½ 7½ 6-4 W-1 11-18 10-12 "The last inning was a high-leverage, stressful Snell (2-3, 4.13 in in six career starts against the inning and we felt good with the six," explained Red Sox) has given up two runs or fewer in eight manager Alex Cora. of his 10 starts this season. AMERICAN LEAGUE

Tuesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Cleveland 10, Chicago Cubs 1 Detroit 4, Minnesota 1 Toronto 5, L.A. Angels 3 Kansas City 5, St. Louis 2, 10 innings Celtics beat Cavs in Game 5 Boston 4, Tampa Bay 2 Houston 4, San Francisco 1 By JIMMY GOLEN points to cut the deficit to 83-71. But Terry Texas 6, N.Y. Yankees 4 Texas 12, N.Y. Yankees 10 AP Sports Writer Rozier hit Horford with an alley-oop to snap the Chicago White Sox 3, Baltimore 2 L.A. Angels 5, Toronto 4 BOSTON (AP) — LeBron James is tired. The skid, and that was as close as the Cavs would get. Minnesota 6, Detroit 0 Boston 4, Tampa Bay 1 young Boston Celtics seem to be getting stron- Reserves Marcus Morris and Marcus Smart Houston 11, San Francisco 2 Cleveland 1, Chicago Cubs 0 ger. each scored 13. Kansas City 5, St. Louis 1 Chicago White Sox 11, Baltimore 1 Rookie Jayson Tatum scored 24 points — his FADING STAR Seattle 3, Oakland 2, 10 innings Seattle 1, Oakland 0 ninth 20-point game of the postseason — and James had one basket on four shots in the Boston beat Cleveland 96-83 on Wednesday fourth quarter, and afterward conceded that he Thursday’s Games night to take a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven was worn down. He finished 1 for 6 from 3-point L.A. Angels (Tropeano 1-3) at Toronto (Estrada 2-4), 12:37 p.m. Eastern Conference finals. range in the game; the Cavaliers made just 9 of Baltimore (Bundy 2-6) at Chicago White Sox (Giolito 3-4), 2:10 p.m. The Celtics held James to two fourth-quarter 34 attempts from beyond the arc and shot just 42 Seattle (Hernandez 5-3) at Oakland (Lucas 0-0), 3:35 p.m. points, earning their 10th straight victory in percent overall. Houston (Morton 6-0) at Cleveland (Clevinger 3-1), 6:10 p.m. Boston to remain perfect at home this postseason "I had my moments, but I think everybody at and move within one win of their first trip to the this point is tired, worn down whatever the case Boston (Porcello 6-1) at Tampa Bay (Snell 5-3), 7:10 p.m. NBA Finals since 2010. may be," he said. "I was still trying to make Kansas City (Duffy 1-6) at Texas (Bibens-Dirkx 0-0), 8:05 p.m. "I just enjoy playing in the big moments, in the plays, put our team in position to win." Friday’s Games big games. That's when I have the most fun," GOONING IT UP L.A. Angels (TBD) at N.Y. Yankees (Severino 7-1), 7:05 p.m. said Tatum, who needs one more 20-point game Boston went on a 15-3 run in the first quarter Toronto (Gaviglio 1-0) at Philadelphia (Eflin 1-0), 7:05 p.m. to tie Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's rookie record of 10 to turn a three-point deficit into a nine-point lead. Atlanta (Newcomb 5-1) at Boston (Rodriguez 4-1), 7:10 p.m. in a postseason. The Celtics scored nine in a row at the end of the Baltimore (TBD) at Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 4-2), 7:10 p.m. "I can't say it enough: We're one win away first quarter and into the second to take a 36-19 Chicago White Sox (Lopez 1-3) at Detroit (Fiers 4-3), 7:10 p.m. from being in the finals," Tatum said. "The play- lead, their biggest of the game. Houston (Keuchel 3-6) at Cleveland (Kluber 7-2), 7:10 p.m. offs bring the best out of people." That's when the Cavaliers fought back . Kansas City (Skoglund 1-4) at Texas (Minor 3-3), 8:05 p.m. Game 6 is in Cleveland on Friday night, with After a hard defensive play by Morris sent Arizona (Corbin 4-1) at Oakland (Mengden 4-4), 9:35 p.m. the decisive seventh game back in Boston on Larry Nance Jr. into the first row of seats, Morris Minnesota (Romero 2-0) at Seattle (Paxton 3-1), 10:10 p.m. Sunday if necessary. The home team has won appeared to wander over and say something. every game so far in the series, and none has Nance to jump up and body checked him; NATIONAL LEAGUE been closer than nine points. Morris responded with a one-handed shove to "We're looking forward to having an opportu- the face. Tuesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games nity to force a Game 7," said James, who had 26 Aron Baynes and Brown came in to break it Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 9, Arizona 2 points and 10 rebounds but also had six turn- up, and Terry Rozier put a body on Nance. After Cleveland 10, Chicago Cubs 1 Kansas City 5, St. Louis 2, 10 innings overs. "It's up to us to see if we can come back a review, the referees called technicals on Rozier, Washington 2, San Diego 1 Houston 4, San Francisco 1 here for one more." Nance and Morris. Kyle Korver made the foul Al Horford had 15 points and 12 rebounds, shot to make it 36-20 and Cleveland went on a Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 2 San Diego 3, Washington 1 and 21-year-old Jaylen Brown had 17 points for 9-0 run to cut the deficit to eight points, 36-28. Miami 5, N.Y. Mets 1 Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 0 Boston. Tatum added seven rebounds, four But Morris made a long 3-pointer to stop the Milwaukee 1, Arizona 0 Miami 2, N.Y. Mets 1 assists and four steals one day after finishing a scoring drought, and soon hit another to cap an Houston 11, San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 4, 12 innings single vote shy of a unanimous selection to the 8-2 run that made it a double-digit lead. Kansas City 5, St. Louis 1 Cleveland 1, Chicago Cubs 0 NBA's All-Rookie team. Smart said the Celtics wanted to more aggres- L.A. Dodgers 5, Colorado 3 L.A. Dodgers 3, Colorado 0 "The sky's the limit" for Tatum , Brown said. sive at home. "He's going to continue to get better. He's my "At their place, they were the aggressor," he Thursday’s Games workout partner. I expect it in myself and I said. "That showed and they came up with the Pittsburgh (Nova 2-4) at Cincinnati (Castillo 3-4), 12:35 p.m. expect it in him." victory. We just wanted to be that team tonight." N.Y. Mets (Matz 1-3) at Milwaukee (Davies 2-3), 8:10 p.m. Kevin Love scored 14 points for the Cavaliers, TIP-INS Friday’s Games who are trying to reach the finals for the fourth Teams that win Game 5 to take a 3-2 lead in a San Francisco (Holland 2-5) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 3-3), 2:20 p.m. consecutive season. James has played to the end best-of-seven series win 83 percent of the time. St. Louis (Gant 1-1) at Pittsburgh (Musgrove 0-0), 7:05 p.m. in seven straight seasons. ... James had 16 points, four rebounds and three Toronto (Gaviglio 1-0) at Philadelphia (Eflin 1-0), 7:05 p.m. To extend that streak, he'll need to win two in assists at the half. Tatum had 13 points, and Atlanta (Newcomb 5-1) at Boston (Rodriguez 4-1), 7:10 p.m. a row. Horford had 10 points and seven boards at the Washington (Scherzer 7-1) at Miami (Urena 0-7), 7:10 p.m. One of them will be in Boston. break. ... Baynes made his first start of the series, N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 4-1) at Milwaukee (Guerra 3-3), 8:10 p.m. The Celtics opened a double-digit lead in the subbing for Morris.The Celtics were 10-0 in the Cincinnati (Romano 2-5) at Colorado (Gray 4-6), 8:40 p.m. first quarter and nursed it the rest of the way, playoffs at home in 1986. ... Horford had his 7th Arizona (Corbin 4-1) at Oakland (Mengden 4-4), 9:35 p.m. holding on through a four-minute scoring double-double of the postseason, matching a San Diego (Richard 3-5) at L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 1-1), 10:10 p.m. drought that saw Cleveland score nine straight career high he set in 2015. Spain’s golden generation gets 1 last shot at glory MADRID (AP) — The elegance and precise passes of Andres South Africa. All of them were in the team that repeated as disappointing eliminations in the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Iniesta. The personality and stout defense of Sergio Ramos. The European champions in 2012, and they will be there again when European Championship. Spain didn't get past the group stage in intelligence and scoring touch of David Silva. this year's World Cup kicks off next month. the World Cup in Brazil and was eliminated by Italy in the round It will all be on display at the World Cup, but most likely for "They are important for us," Lopetegui said. "They will be of 16 at Euro 2016 in France. the last time. sharing their experience with the younger players who are now Spain's revamping process began after the last World Cup, The remaining members of Spain's golden generation, who getting a chance to play in the World Cup." when it lost the likes of Raul Albiol, Xavi Hernandez and Xabi helped La Roja go on a dominant run that began nearly a decade But it will likely be the last time this group of players are Alonso, players who were key to La Roja's dominant ball-pos- ago, are set to make one final appearance at soccer's showcase together at a major tournament. Although not all of them have session style. event in Russia. officially announced their retirement from the national team, The renewing process got underway with coach Vicente Del "It's a generation that remains very much present," Spain most have hinted the World Cup will be their last tournament Bosque and continued with Lopetegui, who took over after Euro coach Julen Lopetegui said. "It remains undoubtedly present. with La Roja, especially Pique and Iniesta. 2016 and brought in a group of talented youngsters who have These players are still contributing with their experience and "If nothing strange happens, this World Cup will be my last helped Spain re-establish itself as a title contender. their desire to succeed, because this desire doesn't go away with participation with the Spanish national team," said the 34-year- Lopetegui struck the right balance mixing veterans with age, I'm certain of that." old Iniesta, a symbol of the golden generation that was filled youngsters such as Francisco "Isco" Alarcon, Marco Asensio Iniesta, Ramos and Silva were integral components when with gifted players and enchanted the world with its "tiki-taka" and Thiago Alcantara, leading Spain to an 18-match unbeaten Spain won the 2008 European Championship to begin its domi- style of quick passing and ball possession. run and comfortably qualifying the team to the World Cup — its nation of world soccer. The only other member of that squad Lopetegui said lack of motivation will never be a problem 11th straight — in a European qualifying group that included who is also likely going to Russia is Pepe Reina, a reserve goal- when it comes to veterans like Iniesta. Italy. keeper then and now. "He remains in full force," Lopetegui said. "He remains with "I'm in love with all of my players," Lopetegui said. "We need Two years after that title-winning run in Austria and the maximum motivation possible to be in the World Cup." each player to contribute all they can to the team because we Switzerland, Gerard Pique and Sergio Busquets were added to Iniesta, Pique, Ramos, Busquets and Silva are at the core of a know we can only win as a group. It's the only way it can hap- the squad that gave Spain the title at the 2010 World Cup in team which will be trying to return Spain to its glory days after pen." 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Thu 05/24 Fri 05/25 Central/West Championship & Pole Vault Softball vs. Longmeadow High School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Hampshire Regional High School @10:00 AM Fitchburg State College @2:00 PM Westfield High School, 4 p.m. vs Longmeadow High School Mon 05/28 Girls Varsity Track All-State Meet Pentathlon & Boys Varsity Tennis vs Saint Mary Parish Westfield High School @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ Shrewsbury Pole Vault School Boys Varsity Baseball Shrewsbury High School, 9 a.m. Fitchburg State College @2:00 PM Westfield High School @4:00 PM vs Longmeadow High School Boys JV Lacrosse @ Shrewsbury Sat 06/02 Boys Varsity Track D1 Bullens Field @7:00 PM Shrewsbury High School, 10:30 a.m. Boys Varsity Track All-State Meet Central/West Pentathlon & Pole Vault Sat 05/26 Wed 05/30 Fitchburg State College @10:00 AM Hampshire Regional High School @2:00 PM Boys Varsity Track D1 Boys Varsity Baseball vs Taconic High School Girls Varsity Track All-State Meet Girls Varsity Track D1 Central/West Championship Bullens Field @6:00 PM Fitchburg State College @10:00 AM Central/West Pentathlon & Pole Vault Hampshire Regional High School @10:00 AM Thu 05/31 Hampshire Regional High School @2:00 PM Girls Varsity Track D1 Boys Varsity Track All-State Meet Pentathlon

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Fri 05/25 vs Renaissance School Thu 05/24 Boys Varsity Baseball Gateway Reg. High School Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball vs West Mon 05/28 vs High School of Commerce @4:00 PM Springfield High School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @ West Gateway Reg. High School Tues 05/29 James E. Vincent Gymnasium @4:30 PM Springfield High School @4:00 PM Softball vs. Franklin Tech, 4 p.m. Boys Varsity Volleyball vs West Springfield Girls Varsity Softball High School Mittineague Park @4:00 PM James E. Vincent Gymnasium @6:00 PM Boys Varsity Baseball @ West Springfield Girls Junior Varsity Softball vs Springfield High School Central High School West Springfield Middle School @4:00 PM SAINT MARY PARISH SCHOOL Southwick JV Softball Field @3:30 PM Tues 05/29 Girls Varsity Softball vs Springfield Central Girls Varsity Softball vs Palmer High Thu 05/24 @4:00 PM High School School Boys Varsity Lacrosse vs. Pathfinder Southwick Varsity Softball Field @3:30 PM Whalley Park @7:00 PM Boardman Field, 4 p.m. Fri 05/25 Boys Varsity Tennis Boys Varsity Baseball @ Westfield High School vs Wahconah Regional High School Westfield High School North Middle School @4:00 PM @4:00 PM WESTFIELD TECHNICAL ACADEMY Girls Varsity Lacrosse @ Pope Francis High School Tue 05/29 Thu 05/24 Vocational and Agricultural HS Elms College Girls Lacrosse at Lee, 4:30 p.m. Boys Varsity Baseball vs Pioneer Valley Arcanum Field @4:00 PM @7:00 PM Boys Varsity Baseball vs Pathfinder Christian Academy Boys Varsity Baseball Girls Varsity Tennis RVT High School Bullens Field @7:00 PM vs Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS vs Mohawk Trail Regional HS North Middle School Girls Varsity Softball @ Pathfinder RVT Bullens Field @4:00 PM Municipal Tennis Courts @4:00 PM High School Wed 05/30 Pathfinder RVT High School @4:00 PM Girls Softball vs. Sci-Tech Tue 05/29 Whitney Park, 4 p.m. Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @ Smith

10th Annual Shell’s Tekoa Tuesday Golf League 2018 STANDINGS Wave Triathlon Results from May 15, 2018 1st Place Angelo Masciadrelli & Frank Kamlowski 52.0 Points 1st Place Bob Czarnecki & Ray West 52.0 Points 2nd Place Fred Rogers & Bob Berniche 47.5 Points Clinic and Race 3rd Place Gene Theroux & Jack Kennedy 46.5 Points 3rd Place Dick Williams & Ron Sena 46.5 Points WESTFIELD — On 4th Place Jack Campaniello & Phil Lewis 46.0 Points Sunday June 10th Tater 4th Place Harry Thompson & Mark Thompson 46.0 Points Racing will conduct the 5th Place Carl Haas & John Lucas 44.0 Points 10th Annual Westfield Triathlon Clinic - 6th Place Butch Rines & Bill Wallinovich 43.0 Points YMCA Wave Triathlon and Hosted by 7th Place Rich Chistolini & Eric Wilder 41.5 Points Duathlon, benefitting the 7th Place Jack Blascak & Bob McCarthy 41.5 Points Westfield YMCA Wave Tater Racing 8th Place Harry Pease & Ed West 41.0 Points Swim Team. Saturday June 2, 2018 9th Place Mike Ripa & Ron Bonyeau 39.0 Points The “Sprint Distance” 3:00PM at the Hampton Ponds State 10th Place Stu Browning & Jeff Guglielmo 38.0 Points race consists of a .3 mi (~600 yd) Park in Westfield on Route 202. 10th Place John Kidrick & Erroll Nichols 38.0 Points swim in Pequot Pond at Hampton The clinic will be 1 1/2 hours long. 10th Place Pat McGinn & Dave Lees 38.0 Points Ponds State Park, followed by a 13 mi Topics to be discussed will include 11th Place Jim French & Dave Liberty 37.5 Points bike ride, and ends with a 3 mi run. but are not limited to: The “Super Sprint” race will be a 12th Place Bob Dudas & Skip Couture 36.5 Points Swim... alot of water to cover here 13th Place Bill Lawry & Dave Gile 35.0 Points 300 yd swim, a 6.3 mi bike, and a 1 T1 (First Transition - Swim to Bike) mi run. This is the perfect first race 14th Place Jim Floraski & Jim Johnson 30.5 Points Bike... (Smart racing, w/o drafting) for the aspiring triathlete. T2 (Second Transition - Bike to The “Sprint Distance” duathlon Run) Low Gross Angelo Masciadrelli @ 44 race consists of a .3 mi run at Hampton Run... (In the zone to the finish) Low Net A. Masciadrelli & J. Blascak & M. Thompson & S. Browning @ 33 Ponds State Park, followed by a 13 mi Nutrition, supplements, hydration Closest to Pin on 11th Errol Nichols bike ride, and ends with a 3 mi run. Closest to Pin on 16th John Lucas The “Super Sprint” race will be a TRIATHLON TO BENEFIT Closest to Pin on 18th John Kidrick & Fred Rogers 300 yd run, a 6.3 mi bike, and a 1 mi WESTFIELD YMCA WAVE SWIM run. TEAM Last year’s event drew ~250 com- Sunday June 10, 2018 8:00AM - petitors from all over the Northeast. 10th Annual Sprint and Super Sprint Details can be found at www.wavetri- Distance Triathlon and Duathlon ben- Ed Normand Golf League at EMCC athlon.com or by calling the race efiting Westfield YMCA Wave Swim director Lisa Totz (413) 244-2506. Team. Since 1964 66.5 Mike Mahan – Joe Hebda Westfield Wave Triathlon Thanks to the event sponsors Sprint Triathlon Week 7 of 24 5/17/18 63.5 Ed Bielonko – Branden Bielonko The Republican .3 Mile Swim Division 1 62 Jay O’Sullivan – Rick Burke American Medical Response 13 Mile Bike 69.5 Bob Bihler – Larry Cournoyer 60.5 Gary Gladu – Fran Dwyer 3 Mile Run Hedge Hog Industries 69.5 Mike Cote – Ryan Maloney 56.5 Bruce Kellogg – Richard Kellogg New England Bike Super Sprint Triathlon 300yd Swim 68.5 Dan Harris – Shawn Bradley 55 Dan Burns Jr. – Greg Glidden Millennium Press 6.3 Mile Bike RoadID.com 1 Mile Run 67.5 Marc Grenier – John LaRose 46 Marty Tyler - Stan Jackson Hammer Nutrition 64.5 Randy Anderson – Bob Genereux Millie’s Pizzeria Sprint Duathlon 64.5 Sean Cahill – Mark O’Donnell Division 3 Polar Beverages .3 Mile Run 63.5 Dave Dubois – Alan Velazquez 70.5 Jim Strycharz – Richard Roy Hood 13 Mile Bike Westfield Police Association 3 Mile Run 61.5 Tom Denton – Jim Johnson 67.5 Mike Soverow – Mike Mulligan Super Sprint Duathlon 59.5 Rick Brown – Jim Cartwright 65.5 Joe Boutin – Henry Smith Hampton Ponds Plaza .1 Mile Run Fast Feet 6 Mile Bike 58.5 Tim Laramee – Dan Laramee 65 Jason George – Dan Van Kruiningan 1 Mile Run 50.5 Tom Massimino – Tim Huber 65 Glenn Grabowski – Jeff Berger Volunteers are needed for race day, and signups are available online at 43.5 Tom Kite – Al Nubile 64 Bob Lewko – Richard Hebert signupgenius.com http://wavetriathlon.com/ 62 Dan Burns Sr. – Mike Manijak Wave Triathlon also offers an Hampton Ponds State Park Division 2 59 Roy Barton – Bill Reinhagen Introductory Triathlon Clinic 8 days 1048 North Road - Route 202 prior to the race (on Saturday after- Westfield, MA 01085 68.5 Carlos Santos – Bill Grise II 58.5 Tom Reynolds – Pat Bresnahan noon) at Hampton Ponds State Park Call 413-244-2506 for questions 67.5 Mike Douville – Jody Wehr 56.5 Dave Dover – Bill Chaffee and sponsorship opportunities 67.5 Jim Conroy – Fran Como 56 Mark Chase – John Palivoda [email protected] 67 Cam Lewis – Bill Grise III 51.5 Jason Fitzgerald – Steve Tomaino 66.5 Bob Collier – Don Clarke

Find the latest Westfield News sports coverage on PAGE 12 - THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS TV Sports Listings Dear Thursday, May 24 Rangers (MLB Network) Auto Racing Basketball 2:30 p.m. NASCAR Monster Energy Cup 7 p.m. WNBA: Los Angeles at Connecticut Annie Series: Coca-Cola 600 Practice (FS1) (ESPN2) 4 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Series: Alsco 300 9 p.m. NBA Playoffs: Golden State Warriors at By ANNIE LANE Practice (FS1) Houston Rockets (TNT) 6 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Series: Alsco 300 Final Golf Friend in a Problematic Relationship Practice (FS1) 1 p.m. Senior PGA Championship Round 1 7 p.m. NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series: (GOLF) Dear Annie: Last fall, my friend “Olive” and her boyfriend of five years, “John,” broke up. Of course, I wasn’t happy to Coca-Cola 600 Qualifying (FS1) 4 p.m. PGA Tour: Fort Worth Invitational Round see her going through the tough emotions that come with any 9 p.m. ARCA: General Tire 150 (FS1) 1 (GOLF) breakup, but man, I sure was happy to see that guy out of the Baseball 5 a.m. European PGA Tour: BMW picture. He was a jerk. He cheated on her multiple times and 12:30 p.m. MLB: Pittsburgh Pirates at Championship Round 2 (GOLF) hardly let her see her friends. The rare times she got to see any Cincinnati Reds (MLB Network) Horse Racing of her friends, John would text her after an hour (sometimes 3:30 p.m. MLB: Baltimore Orioles at Chicago 4 p.m. Horse Racing (MSGPL) less), saying it was getting late and she should come home. He would even come pick her up sometimes if she didn’t respond. White Sox (MLB Network) Softball Anyway, I was practically doing Snoopy dances when they 6 p.m. MLB: Houston Astros at Cleveland 7 p.m. NCAA Tournament Women’s Super ended things in November, and our mutual friends felt the Indians (MLB Network) Regional: Teams TBA (ESPN) same way. 7 p.m. ACC Tournament: Teams TBA (YES) 9 p.m. NCAA Tournament Women’s Super For about six months afterward, Olive was way more social 8 p.m. MLB: New York Mets at Milwaukee Regional: Teams TBA (ESPN) than she had been. She spent more time with friends and Brewers (SNY) 9 p.m. NCAA Tournament Women’s Super started taking a class at the local community college. In short, she seemed to be living her best life. She even started seeing 9 p.m. MLB: Kansas City Royals at Texas Regional: Teams TBA (ESPN2) another guy about three months ago. He was incredibly sweet and head over heels for her. I think you can guess by now where this letter is headed. About a month ago, Olive started flaking on our plans at the last minute and texting less frequently. Last week, she texted On The Tube me that she and John were back together. She’d moved back in to his place already and everything. Annie, I’m so frustrated by this news, but I’m not sure what to do. I’m supposed to see Olive next weekend (provided she doesn’t flake). I don’t want to give her a hard time, but I also Man United expects FIFA to cash don’t want to pretend I think it’s fine she’s back with John. Whenever he cheated on her in the past, she would tell me things such as, “All men cheat. They can’t help it.” It seems obvious she’s just trying to rationalize his behavior. I don’t in from streaming platforms want to nod along when she says that stuff, but I don’t want to get into an argument with her about it, either. How can I help By ROB HARRIS battleground that influences which (plat- Wednesday. "It has to be (qualification) on her see things clearly? -- Wanting to Be a Good Friend AP Global Soccer Writer forms) are successful, and for whichever merit." Dear Wanting to Be a Good Friend: Olive and John’s Manchester United expects FIFA's $12 way the rapidly evolving media landscape Man United is less reliant than most relationship sounds unhealthy at best and abusive at worst. I billion Club World Cup plans to spur com- unfolds, content generators are uniquely clubs on securing a new source of income completely understand your frustration, but try your best to be petition between streaming platforms and placed to be the beneficiaries. As such we given its existing financial strength, which patient. If this is an abusive relationship, then it’s important produce a broadcasting windfall. believe live sports content will become was demonstrated in two announcements for her to know she’s got a friend standing by to offer support FIFA is looking to transform its low-key increasingly more valuable in the future." on Thursday. when she finally is ready to leave. You might try inviting her annual seven-team competition into a qua- FIFA is forecasting $3 billion in revenue The 20-time English champions expect to more group outings instead of making one-on-one plans. drennial event featuring 24 clubs that for each Club World Cup in a 12-year to generate between 575 million pounds That way, you won’t be too put out if she cancels, and she’ll could challenge the status of the Champions cycle, with about $2 billion shared among ($777 million) and 585 million pounds know she’s still part of the group. League in Europe. the 24 teams. ($791 million) in this financial year, For more information on helping friends in abusive rela- President Gianni Infantino has told foot- Three-time European champion United according to the club's latest financial tionships, visit http://www.thehotline.org. Click the “Get ball executives he has a global consortium will hope to contest the first edition if FIFA update. Help” tab, and view the page “Help for Friends and Family.” of investors willing to underwrite a com- overcomes resistance from European gov- The Premier League has also disclosed Dear Annie: You recently published two letters from office bined $25 billion in revenue for both the erning body UEFA to play the new-look United earned the most in broadcast reve- workers who asked for assistance in approaching a co-worker revamped Club World Cup and a new tournament in 2021. nue and prize money in the season that with objectionable body odors. Your suggestions were valid, Nations League for countries to contest It would be played in June or July every ended on Sunday, despite finishing second and the admonition to shower before work was good, but that every two years. four years and include 12 European teams, behind Manchester City. may not be enough. Body odor isn’t always caused by a lack While the traditional World Cup, played including the Champions League finalists United picked up 149.8 million pounds, of hygiene. Some medications, some medical conditions, every four years, is typically aired by and Europa League winners from the pre- compared to City's 149.4 million pounds, cigarette smoking and what a person eats can contribute. In major national broadcasters, revenue for vious four seasons. because more of its games were broadcast college, I had a roommate who exuded very objectionable the new competition formats could be If a club qualified on merit multiple live on British television. smells almost immediately after a shower and deodorant delivered by the increasingly-influential times, entries would then be allocated The league's commercial and interna- application. He was a smoker, but the stale smell of cigarettes over-the-top platforms, including Amazon according to a UEFA ranking system, tional broadcast revenue is split equally, was not the odor emitted. So your advice should have sug- and Netflix. typically led by storied and successful giving each of the 20 clubs 40.8 million gested looking for some internal condition that could be the "It supports the view that OTT plat- clubs. pounds. root cause of the problem. -- G.S. forms will be the future of content con- One of Infantino's top FIFA aides, depu- Half of the domestic TV revenue is split Dear G.S.: You make a great point. Diabetes, kidney and sumption," Man United vice chairman Ed ty secretary general Zvonimir Boban, equally between the 20 clubs, amounting liver dysfunction, and rare genetic disorders can also cause Woodward said Thursday, reflecting on backed away from reports that clubs could to 34.8 million pounds each. Another quar- body odor. If good hygiene practices aren’t getting at the recent talks with FIFA officials about Club be invited to compete if they had won ter is distributed depending on a team's source, it’s best to talk with your doctor. World Cup plans. multiple European titles. finishing place and the remaining quarter “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice From Dear Annie” is "Live compelling content will be a key "It's just speculation," Boban said based on the domestic TV appearances. out now! Annie Lane’s debut book -- featuring favorite col- umns on love, friendship, family and etiquette -- is available as a paperback and e-book. Visit http://www.creatorspublish- ing.com for more information. Send your questions for Annie Lane to [email protected]. After 54 years

HINTS FROM HELOISE ABC ready to sign off on Indianapolis 500 By DAVE SKRETTA stock car races at Indianapolis Motor Speedway before an ABC The weight makes the eggs AP Sports Writer executive tapped him on the shoulder to assume Indy 500 duties. Dear Readers: Have you ever wondered The old television broadcast booth at Indianapolis Motor "It's funny because it was the same track, same hotel, same what makes a LARGE EGG LARGE? Let’s Speedway was situated on the roof over the front straightaway, set booth. A lot of the technical crew was the same," Bestwick said, look at how eggs are sized. back just enough that Paul Page remembers being able to see the "yet it was different. It was the 500. The feeling of that race is dif- The U.S. Department of Agriculture (www. start-finish line only if he pressed one eye to the glass. ferent, and you just have a hard time understanding when someone usda.gov) has designated six sizes of eggs, Still, it was a great vantage point to see one of the greatest fin- is trying to describe the vibe." and their weights: one Jumbo egg is a mini- ishes in Indy 500 history. Yet that is exactly the task given to him, and before that Chris mum of 63 grams; an Extra Large egg is a Al Unser Jr. and Scott Goodyear played follow-the-leader for Schenkel and Bob Jenkins and Marty Reid. It's the pressure- minimum of 56 grams; Large is at least 50 grams; Medium is at the final few laps in 1992, tension building each time they passed packed job that Jamie Little, the first female pit reporter in Indy least 44 grams; Small is a minimum of 38 grams; and a Peewee in front of the booth. Page began thinking about how he would 500 history, and Lindsay Czarniak, the first woman to host the egg is around 35 grams. handle the ending, and a disturbing thought suddenly occurred to broadcast, accepted with a solemn sense of duty. The takeaway? The size of the egg is determined by its weight, him: Longtime broadcast producer Don Ohlmeyer would almost Because in the end, the Indy 500 is more than just a three-hour not its dimensions. The most popular size of egg is Large; you surely cut to his favorite camera angle for a finish, looking dead-on race. may notice many, if not most, recipes call for Large eggs. -- down the front stretch — and leaving the broadcast crew watching It is a Memorial Day spectacle, with the playing of taps and Heloise monitors in the booth no idea who was actually in front in such a military appreciation providing a patriotic backdrop. It is a place AN EASIER SQUEEZE close finish. where stars of sports, stage and screen show up to revel in the late- Dear Heloise: Ever notice how it takes a death grip to get jelly "The lens foreshortened things," Page recalled, "and made it May sun. It is where college kids pack the infield, part of a teeming out of a squeeze bottle? I have a hint: close, and I thought, 'Oh my goodness, if he cuts to that angle I mass of humanity that annually counts more than a quarter-million I take the jelly out of the bottle and put it in a bowl, then use a won't have a clue who won!' So I grabbed this huge monitor and strong — the exact figure, nobody is ever quite sure. potato masher to soften it. I use a funnel to put it back into the shoved it to the side, and Bobby Unser is to my right and he's help- Kate Jackson's family will be part of that crowd on Sunday. squeeze bottle. ing me, and I get up against the glass and it's so close. So I called Jackson grew up watching the race with her father, a sprint-car Now I buy jelly in the large jars (a lot cheaper), then mash the it generically — 'He's done it!' And I didn't know what he!" driver on local dirt tracks in western Iowa. She never got to spend jelly and refill the squeeze bottle as needed. Works great. -- Roger Unser, of course, won by the slimmest of margins. But the ABC much time with her dad, Jackson said, "but Memorial Day week- S., Littlefield, Texas broadcast and Page's infamous lap-by-lap call would go down as end was guaranteed dad time, for several hours in a row, if you BOX THAT YARN! one of the great moments in Indy 500 history — indeed, all of sport were willing to watch the race with him." Dear Heloise: Another use for empty tissue boxes, especially television. Jackson never thought about doing anything else. the smaller cubes, is to hold balls of yarn while you’re knitting. Nearly three decades later, ABC is poised to bring the Indianapolis Much like Bestwick, she also went into sports broadcasting, You can buy yarn bowls to do so, but the tissue boxes are free. 500 into home across the country for the final time. The 103rd edi- only instead of spending her time in front of the camera she stays -- Donna T., via email tion is headed to NBC next season, the first time it will air on any behind. Jackson became the first woman to produce the race in ——— other network, as part of a sweeping new multimedia rights pack- 2015, and she will orchestrate one more production when ABC (c)2018 by King Features Syndicate Inc. age. comes on the air Sunday. It will end an era that began in 1965 with black-and-white, tape- "I refuse to acknowledge it's our last. I will only say we're not delayed packages on the Wide World of Sports, and ushered in doing it the next three years, but I refuse to say beyond that," color a couple years later. An era that elevated broadcast icons such Jackson said. "It's without question the most heartbreaking com- as Jim McKay and Keith Jackson, and produced innovations that pany loss I've ever experienced. I've seen other things come and are still a staple in motorsports to this day: in-car cameras, high- go, and that's the nature of the business — there is a lot of compe- definition TV and second-screen experiences. tition. But this one stung in a way others haven't for me." It will end a tradition that is just as much part of the Indy 500 For so many years, the Indy 500 seemed insulated from the busi- fabric as the Borg-Warner Trophy, the yard of bricks, the celebra- ness side of sports television, like the Masters on CBS and a few tory milk in victory lane and the singing of "(Back Home Again in) other rare events. Indiana." But the way fans consume sports has changed dramatically over "Every year it becomes one of those benchmark telecasts that I the past decade, and the multimedia deal that NBC was willing to know our network has used to see where the next horizon is, and put forward was impossible to pass up. The network and its cable where we can push that limit of taking people where they've never outlet will become the sole home for the IndyCar Series beginning been before," said Allen Bestwick, who will handle lap-by-lap in 2019, making it easier for viewers to find its races each week, duties for the fifth time this Sunday. while the direct-to-consumer NBC Sports Gold product will allow "It's almost like it's part of the culture of doing television there," even more options. he said. "You go back as far as you want, but when you talk to Fans will be able to watch Indy Lights races, ancillary program- some of the people that have been there a long time, they take such ming such as IndyCar's postseason celebration and qualifying a tremendous pride in their work, in their pioneering spirit." sessions that are not currently televised live. Like so many others, Bestwick grew up watching the tape- "I'm 51. I've never known a day that the Indy 500 wasn't broad- delayed race on ABC at home. His favorite boyhood toy was a cast by ABC," said Doug Boles, the president of Indianapolis small diecast of Johnny Lightning, the car Al Unser drove to vic- Motor Speedway. "The Indianapolis 500 wouldn't be what it is tory in the 1970 race, and it was listening to McKay that helped without those 53, and soon to be 54, broadcasts of the 500. him decide to become a broadcaster. "At the same time," he said, "I can't wait for NBC. It's going to He eventually began doing NASCAR races, and had even called be a lot of fun." THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018 - PAGE 13

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Thursday, May 24, 2018: This year you cross into new territory, in the sense that you decide to make a major move, change your career or simply take up a new hobby. As a result, you will be meeting people from various facets of life. If you are single, you could start dating someone who encourages you to expand your boundaries. You also learn to appreciate different types of people. If you are DUSTIN By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker attached, as a couple, you are likely to take a special, much-discussed vacation. Dote on your sweetie more often. LIBRA tends to be supportive of your ideas.

The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult

ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH You’ll throw yourself into a project with- out giving it any thought. You seem energized amid a hectic pace. Extremes mark your decisions. By midafternoon, you seem more frisky and lively than you were in the morning, as you enjoy what you are doing. Tonight: Time to party! SCARY GARY Mark Buford TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHH Pace yourself, as you have a lot on your plate right now. Try to sit on a wild desire to go to extremes and avoid overspending. You could be tired of repeating the same pattern over and over again. Choose to take an overview of your life today. Tonight: Get as much done as possible. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHHHH Your playfulness reminds others that a person’s attitude can define his or her life. Don’t push so hard to get to where you feel as if you don’t need to do anything else. You will want to listen and share Crosswords more with a special friend. Tonight: At a favorite place Mick and Mason Mastroianni with favorite people. DOGS of C-KENNEL CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHH You seem to be deeply entrenched in a wide range of emotions. Do not be shy in a discussion with a family member. You need to be more open about what you need and desire. Listen to news with a touch of cynicism. Tonight: Speak your mind rather than hold back. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH Your feelings seem to be all over the place today. Anger could trigger a whole sequence of ideas and insights. Try to decide which direction you should head in. Keep in mind that the weekend is approach- ing, so you might want to slow the pace. Tonight: Get some extra R and R. B.C. Mastroianni and Hart VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH You could be amused by what is happen- ing around you. Detach, and avoid getting caught up in a difficult situation. You exhibit faith in your mental abilities to weave your way through a problem. A loved one might be withdrawn. Know that this too will pass. Tonight: Easy does it. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) HHHHH Sometimes you try too hard to explain what is going on around you. You feel good, and although not every situation you run across will be easy, you’ll get through it with ease. Your upbeat per- sonality comes through no matter where you are. Tonight: Cozy up with a good book. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ONE BIG HAPPY Rick Detorie HHH Know that you might need to make a deci- sion about what you are hearing. You can’t seem to get enough information to please you. You could come up with a very different idea that you will want to share with those closest to you. Listen carefully to feedback. Tonight: All smiles. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HHH You are focused on completing one goal at a time. Clearly, you know what needs to get done. You are more likely to take a risk once you have shared your various concepts with others. Lean on a trusted confidante for support, if need be. Tonight: Find out where your friends are. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHHH You might find that you’re nowhere near ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett where you’d like to be with your to-do list. A smile helps warm up your mood as well as others’. Investigate a new possibility thoroughly before mak- ing a commitment of any kind. Tonight: Choose a favorite stress-buster. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHHH Your ability to get past a problem and not get caught up in the details is renowned. Understand that you might not have the whole story yet. Be willing to take some time to yourself if you feel insecure about Cryptoquip a decision. Tonight: Consider a mini getaway this weekend. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHHH One-on-one relating takes you down a new path. You are likely to know much more about ZACK HILL John Deering and John Newcombe someone than you realize. A friendship could be end- ing, not because of any reason other than both of your lives are leading you in nearly opposite directions. Tonight: Follow the music.

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Karen ihu asn usne If nuisance. a causing without sotie rmteWestfield the from obtained is ue7 08a :0P nthe in PM 7:00 at 2018 7, June A o efrcoigadaburn- a and cooking for be not t offense. ate iltdsalcnttt separ- a constitute shall violated n’ property. one’s e.71–Fr is Chimineas, Pits, Fire – 7-1 GENERAL Sec. IN – I. ARTICLE Municip- Chamber, Council City INADPROTECTION. AND TION h etil ieDepartment Fire Westfield the hpe IEPREVEN- FIRE – 7 Chapter eiei asn nuisance, a causing is device rvsoso ril .Scin7- Section 1. Article of provisions mte rma udo burning outdoor an from emitted udo Fireplaces Outdoor follows: as amendment eiiin hl eue o the for used be shall definitions etil na Ordinance an on Westfield eevsacmlitta the combustion that of product complaint or smoke a receives a eiiin.Tefollowing The Definitions. (a) Street, Court 59 Building, al nyb pnafa ufc of surface flat a upon be only h ieDprmn ilinvestig- will Department Fire the h udo unn eiemay device burning outdoor The ad rgael ado other- or land gravelly or sandy extinguished. fire t n fncsay aethe have necessary, if and ate ienncmutbematerial non-combustible wise OIEO ULCHEARING PUBLIC OF NOTICE ttest: The Westfield Newscontact Birthday Announcementin CLASSIFIED Available Online24/7atwww.thewest CLASSIFIED If you would like to run a If youwouldliketorun you love onakeepsake. ofsomeone Put apicture IYO WESTFIELD OF CITY events throughout our communities. 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Fire of Use (b) pipe. or flue chim- duct, stack, ney, a through chamber 5.0frtefrtoffense, first the for $50.00 ee o okn ie utbe must fires Cooking to. hered rudadblwgon isin- pits ground below and ground a rprinteefsalcon- shall thereof portion or day rvsoso ril .Scin7- Section 1. Article of provisions uto rma nlsdcham- enclosed an from bustion e hog tc,chimney, stack, a through ber need fire the of purpose primary unn eie ssae in stated as devices burning a eoe ndsg rwhich or design in open be may combus- of products or smoke n tutr n hl o be not shall and structure any oee oefreteprovi- the enforce to powered eiiin hl eue o the for used be shall definitions eddt oti n control and contain as to devices, tended Portable pit. 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Outdoor of Use (d) The Chiminea. of Use (c) obsil materials. combustible nuisance, a causing is device Department Fire Westfield the in()o hssection. this of (e) tion ups ftefr utb for be must fire the of purpose the that given hereby is Notice 2018 23, May Office Clerk’s City tc,ciny ut leo pipe or flue duct, chimney, stack, permit burning a unless cooking mte rma udo burning outdoor an from emitted gen- with comply also must Use leo pipe. or flue emit which and fires outdoor leo ie h rmr pur- primary the pipe, or flue h udo unn eieshall device burning outdoor The ....c 1 1.Who- 31C. § 111 c. 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IN – I. ARTICLE Municip- Chamber, Council City udo ielc.Portable fireplace. Outdoor nbeueadejyetof enjoyment and use onable t n fncsay aethe have necessary, if and ate INADPROTECTION. AND TION lc sdfndi hssection. this in defined as place hpe IEPREVEN- FIRE – 7 Chapter ienncmutbematerial non-combustible wise udo Fireplaces Outdoor follows: as amendment e udo unn eiemay device burning outdoor ted etil na Ordinance an on Westfield n’ property. one’s ecntutduigol non- only using constructed be construc- permanently Any tion. a eiiin.Tefollowing The Definitions. 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Page 3533, Book in etdtdAgs 4 90 re- 1970, 24, August dated ment t8 UA RV,WEST- DRIVE, SUSAN 80 at et 26-39 ihnthirty within 02461-0389, setts oddi adRgsr fDeeds of Registry said in corded rp opn ne instru- under Company graph etn ascuet 02458, Massachusetts Newton, aueo in,improvements, liens, of nature rbn hc ilb eurdto required be will check bank or etnHglns Massachu- Highlands, Newton 10 ..o ue6 08 on located 2018, premises 6, mortgaged June the on a.m. 11:00 ude it n 63/100 and fifty hundred nln eehn n Tele- and Telephone England 3)dy rmtedt fsale. of date the from days (30) ns in rcam nthe in claims or liens ants, T ATRY yLt1 (eight- 18 Lot by EASTERLY: eoi fFv Thousand certified by Five Dollars of ($5,000.00) deposit A in reitn encumbrances existing or liens feet. (150.63) ovydsbett n ihthe with and to subject conveyed e)a hw nsi ln one plan, said on shown as een) aei h deed. the in made et and feet; aesalcnrli h vn of event the in control shall gage Street, California 150 P.C., fices, ilb oda ulcAcinat Auction Public at sold be will eei falrgt,rgt fway, of rights rights, all of benefit New to granted rights to Subject edwl epoie opur- to provided be will Deed ee omrggrhri by herein mortgagor to veyed oeo oelsn,tesame the foreclosing, of pose assignment by and 194 Page o eeec osc restric- such to reference not one ttesale. the at nounced hsrfrrcriguo re- upon recording for chaser edrcre nteHampden the in recorded deed ae n ee in n any and liens sewer and water akceka amnLwOf- Law Harmon at check bank rmMtooia ieInsur- Life Metropolitan from et,leso nubacsis encumbrances or liens ments, con- premises same the Being 0 0 1 / 9 7 d n a y t f i f d e r d adRgsr nOtbr17, October on with Registry recorded and said 2017 18, ber Janu- on Registry said with ded ol used. monly frcr hc r nfreand force in are which record of epi yteprhsra the at purchaser the by paid be 07101 PRP - 201701-0017 558-0500 (617) 02458 MA Newton, Street California 150 P.C. OFFICES, LAW HARMON Attorneys, its By mortgage said of holder Present LLC SERVICING, LOAN BAYVIEW yvru n neeuino the of execution in and virtue By aur 2 05a Book at 2015 12, January in,esmns improve- easements, tions, all and any assessments, public coven- easements, restrictions, ; t e e f . ) 0 7 . 0 5 1 ( nerri hspublication. this in error an r 2 06a ok21024, Book at 2016 12, ary vrsi otae hte or whether mortgage, said over or assessments municipal other (100) hundred one unknown, ers te em,i n,t ean- be to any, if terms, Other bal- The sale. of place and time hs rmsswl esl and sold be will premises These the on shown as (seventeen) OTEL:b ado own- of land by NORTHERLY: rmsscnandi admort- said in contained premises or certified by paid be to is ance 07a ok294 ae186, Page 21904, Book at 2017 Septem- dated LLC Loan Servicing, Bayview to Company ance admrgg n o h pur- the for and mortgage said recor- and 2015 11, December onyRgsr fDesimme- Deeds of Registry County rc.Tedsrpino the of description The price. ieIsrneCmaydated Company Insurance Life assign- by and 255 Page 20562, nadtxs a ils a liens, tax titles, tax taxes, unpaid ep nfl ftepurchase the of full in ceipt oe fSl otie na Willi- in by given contained mortgage Sale certain of Power r plcbe aigpriority having applicable, are onyRgsr fDesat Deeds of Registry County o raho h odtosof conditions the of breach for which of 260, Page 16819, Book ig L oTca Disposi- Tacbay to LLC cing, ok189 ae258. Page 16819, Book hun- one plan, said on shown as lnette 'eiiiePa - Plan ''Definitive entitled plan ETRY yLt1 (sixteen) 16 Lot by WESTERLY: oiin,LCt Metropolitan to LLC positions, c,NA,dtdJl 9 2007 19, July dated N.A., ica, in,LCdtdNvme 30, November dated LLC tions, itl ro hereto. prior diately rd(0)feet; (100) dred n eoddwt h Hampden the with recorded Amer- and of Bank to Weidler T. am etfo ave onServi- Loan Bayview from ment assignment by holder present onyRgsr fDesin Deeds of Registry County ssono adpa,oehun- one plan, said on shown as sinetfo abyDis- Tacbay from assignment on Registry said with corded the is undersigned the mortgage o otao'(' il see title mortgagor's(s') For ityo aur 2 06at 2016 12, January on gistry anR.-Wsfed as. L.J. 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Suzanne Date: Court. this of Justice First W opan o eemnto of determination for complaint nWsfed ubrd1 Brim- 15 numbered Westfield, in otaecvrn elproperty real covering Mortgage eedn’/eedns Ser- Defendant’s/Defendants’ eitainsses inc., systems, Registration ieebr status. vicemembers by given Way, field mR” otaeelectronic mortgage “meRs”, ieo h ntdSae of States United the of vice a/aefldwt hscuta court this with filed has/have to Viale l. Amy and Viale A. er a in interest an have to claiming (SEAL) fyunwae rrcnl have recently or are, now you If cigsll snmnefor nominee as solely acting the to entitled persons all to and Viale l. 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