TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 Saugus Success part of the drill parents for Lynn English JROTC By Bridget Turcotte out of state but said her most memora- ITEM STAFF ble was earlier this month when a win against Gloucester High School quali- grade LYNN — The Lynn English JROTC ed them for nationals. Drill Team is stepping up its game to “The fact that we actually placed over- compete in the Marine Corps JROTC all best and are able to go to Texas is National Championship in Irving, Texas. amazing,” she said. school They were chosen out of more than The team will also compete in the All 234 groups nationally and will go head Service Drill Competition Feb. 16-17 in to head with 14 other teams. The Ma- New Jersey, and the All Service Nation- rine Corps is paying for each of the 40 als in Daytona Beach, Fla., in May, a plans members to travel across the country competition the team won in 2006. for the big day, said Sgt. Maj. Ken Os- Last year, they won the National Ju- wald, who leads the group. nior ROTC Olympiad Division in Or- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON “I’m extremely excited,” said Marlene lando. By Bridget Turcotte Rivera, a senior. “It’s the highlight of “They have dominated for the last 10 ITEM STAFF Lynn English JROTC members, my whole year. It’s my rst time but I’m years at local competitions, whether from left, Edward Perez-Ortiz, Phat SAUGUS — Parents were schooled ready to take it on.” they were at Gloucester, Beverly, North Hoang, Tony Mendez and Rehema on the future of Saugus Public Schools Rivera has been on the drill team Quincy, Lowell,” Oswald said. Nantongo march in the school gym since she was a freshman four years at a meeting Monday afternoon. JROTC, A7 Residents learned more about the during practice on Saturday. ago. She’s been to competitions in and combination middle and high school building plans as of cials prepare for the project to enter its next phase with the Massachusetts School Building Au- Swampscott thority, the quasi-independent govern- PEABODY IS ment agency that funds public schools. The School Building Committee will takes on present plans to the MSBA on Wednes- IN A PHUNK day and expects to hear in coming weeks that they’ve progressed to the next phase, schematic design, which Waters as lasts about a year and a half. The project is expected to cost about $153.4 million, In June, Town Meeting harbormaster will be presented with a Proposition 2½ debt exclusion vote that would increase By Gayla Cawley the tax levy beyond the state limit of ITEM STAFF 2.4 percent for more than 20 years or until the project is paid off, said Town SWAMPSCOTT — Of cials are hoping their expected new harbormaster brings SAUGUS, A7 calmer waters. Gino Cresta, interim town administrator and department of public works director, said he’ll be appointing Swampscott Police Sgt. William Waters as the new interim harbor- master to the board of selectmen on Wednes- day. Naomi Dreeben, chairwoman of the board of selectmen, said she expects the board to approve the appointment. If approved, Waters would start his new po- sition on Thursday, Cresta said. He said the position, which pays a stipend of $7,983, or $665 a month, is a yearly appointment. He’ll be in place through June 30. “Then, it will obviously be my hope that he is appointed as the permanent harbormas- ter on July 1, 2017,” Cresta said. “He was my number one candidate to begin with, but it took some selling to get him to say, yes, he would accept the position … I think assum- ing the selectmen appoint him, he’s going to make a great harbormaster. He’s well-re- spected in the community. He’s a well-re- spected police of cer as well.” Cresta said he was interested in appointing Waters because of his knowledge of the har- bor and that he’s a police of cer. One of the quali cations to become the harbormaster, he said, is police academy training. Others include knowledge of the Swampscott Harbor and the ability to secure harbormaster coun- cil certi cation. For the winter, Waters’ duties will mainly pertain to mooring applications and renew- als, Cresta said, as the prime harbor season runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. SWAMPSCOTT, A7 In step with a Phenomenon

By Leah Dearborn Break dancer Ren- INSIDE ITEM STAFF zo competes at the Competitive Breakin’ In Lynn PEABODY — Dancers hit the  oor kicking, League’s Mid Atlantic Police arrest pair spinning and worming for the regional cham- North Regionals in on drug charges. A6 pionship of The Competitive Breakin’ League Peabody at Phunk (CBL) on Saturday night. In Sports Phenomenon BR Two age groups took the  oor at Phunk Lynn Jets take advantage ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Phenomenon on Andover Street in a series of Boys Dance Studio of quiet Peabody offense. B1 Saugus High Principal Michael dance-offs that included competitors as young on Saturday. Hashem talks to parents about as 5. In Business PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN the new schools being consid- New businesses open at ered in Saugus. DANCE, A7 MarketStreet Lynn eld. B8 Vets warmed by Breed students Breed Middle Editor’s note: Item feature writer Michele morning. School Leadership Durgin died Saturday in an automobile “Mittens, gloves and socks seemed like Academy members crash. The following story is one of sever- a practical and much-needed choice, es- Noemi Ramirez, al she wrote last week and we publish it pecially during the cold winter months Prisila Romero, today in her memory. we all endure each and every year,” she said. “Each year we try to ful ll one ini- Norelya Mendez, By Michele Durgin tiative that is focused on giving back to Gabby Alvarez FOR THE ITEM those who have served our country.” and Violet Cuevas Collins went on to say that meeting the sort the gloves and When Breed Leadership Academy school’s Veterans Day Assembly speaker socks they collected teacher Julie Collins was contemplating led her to the bene ciary of the collected for the veterans at her annual student-led Service Project winter necessities. the Bedford VA. to bene t veterans, she said the idea came to her pretty quickly, on a cold BREED, A7 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE

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Michele Durgin, 55 Hanky Z. Bettencourt, 29 Baker backing fight the move. AG’s efforts on Trump Framingham man executive order LYNN — Michael never had. That was LYNN — Hanky Z. clerk in Wilmington. reaches settlement in Durgin found it some- the reason she got Bettencourt, age 29, He is survived by BOSTON (AP) — Mas- excessive force lawsuit what odd last week up every day and of Lynn, died Friday, his family. sachusetts Gov. Charlie when, in a visit to his went to school.” Jan. 13, 2017 at Service informa- Baker is lending his sup- FRAMINGHAM (AP) — mother’s house, his “I have so much Union Hospital. tion: Funeral ser- port to efforts by Attorney Two Framingham police sister Michele was respect for what she Born in Santurce, vices were private. General Maura Healey officers and a retired gushing about the did and the way she Puerto Rico, Hanky Arrangements by to explore legal action member of the force have Super Bowl-bound did it,” Matt said. “Her was a graduate of SOLIMINE Funeral in response to President settled an excessive law- Patriots. life was helping kids, Lynn Classical High Home, 426 Broad- Donald Trump’s travel suit stemming from the “She was all ani- and not just during School. He also way (Route 129) ban. arrest of a man in 2013. mated about the Patriots,” he the day. She wanted to be in- studied paralegal courses. Lynn. Guestbook at www.so- The Republican gov- The MetroWest Daily recalled. “I told her I was sur- volved in everything. There are He worked as a shipping limine.com. ernor said Monday on News reports Sgt. Vincent prised she was so excited. She givers and there are takers; WGBH-FM that the tem- Stuart, Officer James said that ever since somebody she was a giver.” porary ban has caused explained the 4-down thing, Michele arrived at St. Mary’s Green and retired Of- confusion and fear and ficer Dolores Coots did football was much more inter- just a few months after Carl that Massachusetts is esting to her.” DiMaiti came to the school Marlene Francoeur, 74 not admit fault in the part of a global commu- undisclosed terms of the The 4-down thing, as in you as vice principal. Over the nity. have four downs to try to get next quarter-century, the pair settlement reached last SAUGUS — Ms. Marlene leaves her He said the process will month. 10 yards, or you punt? developed an infrangible pro- ultimately play out in Marlene Francoeur, loving brother John A federal judge dis- “She went to hundreds of fessional and personal bond, court. age 74, died on C. Dow Jr. of Saugus; missed most of James football games and she didn’t or as Maura put it, “Carl was Baker said he wants to Saturday, Jan. 28 at her beloved neph- Roach’s allegations have a clue about that,” Mike her BFF.” communicate his concerns Durgin said, laughing. “There’s DiMaiti recalled Michele the Chestnut Woods ews, Jay, Steven and stemming from the April Rehabilitation and Tommy Gould. She with the Trump adminis- probably a lesson there that and her father, Hal, setting up tration. 2013 incident. But the you can’t presume anything desks and painting walls in Healthcare Center in is also survived by court agreed that there Saugus. many loving friends. Trump signed an execu- about what you think a family the new St. Mary’s Junior High tive order Friday barring were “legitimate disputes might be communicating with in 1990. Born in Lynn, she Service infor- immigration for citizens of fact” regarding whether each other.” “She built that junior high,” was the daugh- mation: Relatives of seven Muslim-majori- Roach resisted arrest. That was one of many sto- he said. “People wanted to get ter of the late Clarence and and friends are invited to ty countries for 90 days. Stuart used a stun gun ries the Durgins have found in and be a part of it.’ Gladys (Jenkins) Francoeur attend visitation in the and step-daughter of the late BISBEE-PORCELLA Funer- He also blocked refugees on Roach while police at- themselves retelling in the last DiMaiti, now the head of tempted to take him into three days, since getting the school at Pope John, where John C. Dow Sr. She worked as al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., from the country for 120 a customer service represen- Saugus on Wednesday, 10- days. custody for refusing to shocking news that Michele, Michele was teaching English answer their questions. 55, died Saturday night after and religion this year, said at tative for Stop & Shop for 40 11 a.m. Funeral service will Healey, a Democrat, ear- years. Marlene was a board follow at 11 a.m. in the fu- lier joined a coalition of A lawyer for the three her car went off the road in St. Mary’s she had a penchant officers says his clients Marblehead and struck a tree. for making sure that it was not member of Local 1445 UFCW neral home. Interment Pu- 15 state attorneys general maintain they followed It is unclear whether a medical only the top students who got for many years. She was an ritan Lawn Memorial Park, condemning what they event may have caused the into the college of their choice. advocate for special needs Peabody. For directions and called Trump’s “uncon- correct procedures. accident. “She took a great deal of and she volunteered at the condolences www.Bisbee- stitutional, un-American Roach was acquitted of “She was one of the good satisfaction in helping that Saugus Public Library. Porcella.com. and unlawful executive disorderly conduct and ones,” Helen Durgin said of next-level kid move on,” he order,” and vowing to resisting arrest charges. her daughter. said. Helen recalled rushing a “She was the champion of 7-week-old Michele to the the underdog,” Marcy added. hospital with meningitis on Michele loved to read and Democrat Jay Gonzalez set to Christmas Eve in 1961. She spend her summers at Short was in the hospital for an Beach in Nahant. She was an extended stay, but she recov- accomplished writer, doing challenge GOP Gov. Charlie Baker ered and went on to live a life feature stories for The Daily in which she was thoroughly Item for the last two years. Be- By Steve LeBlanc immigrants and refugees committed to doing for others. fore her dad died in 2001, she ASSOCIATED PRESS saying Massachusetts is “Once one of us got married would go to the movies with a global community that and had kids, that was the him regularly and they would BOSTON — Republican benefits from the shared house she planted herself at,” go on Christmas shopping Gov. Charlie Baker is fac- experiences of partners said Michele’s sister, Maura sprees that typically ended ing his first official Dem- from around the world. ocratic challenger in next Durgin-Scully. “She spent all with a meal of Chinese food. “The federal govern- year’s governor’s race. of her time at our houses with In addition to her mother, ment’s recent decision Jay Gonzalez, the for- our children.” Helen, brothers Michael and puts this at risk and I be- mer budget chief for for- When she was stricken, Mi- Matt, and sisters Maura and lieve focusing on countries’ mer Democratic Gov. De- chele was on the way to her Marcy, Michele also leaves predominant religions will val Patrick, announced sister Marcy Durgin Cronin’s a brother, Mark, who played not make the country safer house for her nightly check-in football at Classical when Monday that he plans to challenge the popular in- as terrorists have showed with Marcy and Clarke’s chil- Michele dressed as the of- they intend to strike from dren, Maggie and Matthew. ficial Ram mascot; sisters- cumbent. Gonzalez said Massa- across the world.” Baker Michele never married, but in-law Catherine (Rowley) said. “The confusion for in addition to her 13 nieces Durgin and Belinda (Tracy) chusetts needs a governor who will stand up to Re- families is real. The unex- and nephews, she considered Durgin; brothers-in-law Da- pected disruption for law as her own the thousands of vid Scully and Clarke Cronin; publican President Don- ald Trump and defend the abiding people is real.” children who came through nieces Meaghan Durgin, Eliz- Gonzalez served in var- St. Mary’s in her 23 years as abeth (Durgin) Sipprelle, Em- state’s values. He faulted FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Baker, saying the gover- ious capacities in state a teacher and administrator. ily (Durgin) Doggett, Madalyn Gonzalez, the former budget chief for Demo- government including as She had taught at St. Jean Durgin, Molly Durgin, Mattie nor too often stands on the political sidelines. cratic Gov. Deval Patrick, announced Monday Patrick’s secretary of ad- Baptiste elementary school Durgin, Halle Scully, Mag- that he plans to challenge Gov. Charlie Baker ministration and finance for seven years before being gie Cronin and Kylie Durgin; “He’s been a status quo, in next year’s governor’s race. and as chairman of the brought to St. Mary’s to start nephews Jake Scully, Spencer wait and see governor,” Gon- zalez said in a press release Massachusetts Health the junior high program. Scully, Matthew Cronin and lengers have surfaced, during last year’s election Michele, a graduate of Lynn Joel Durgin; and her beloved announcing his run. “It’s Connector where he including Newton Mayor and refused to vote for Classical and Salem State 11-year-old Pomeranian dog, not good enough. Now more helped oversee the imple- Setti Warren, but Gonza- him. He attended Trump’s University, was largely respon- Jack. than ever, we need a gover- mentation of the state’s sible for the dramatic growth She also leaves a legacy of nor who is going to stand up lez is the first to formally inauguration, but has also health care law. of the junior high, from 40 stu- doing right by those fortunate for every single person and declare his candidacy. spoken out against some He also served as chair- dents to a high of more than enough to know her. make it crystal clear that Baker is widely expected of Trump’s steps since the man of the Massachusetts 170 in 2003-4. “We’re all better off because hate and discrimination to seek re-election in 2018, election. Board of Early Education “That is her legacy,” Maura of Michele,” Maura said. “She will not be tolerated.” though he has yet to make On Sunday, Baker re- and Care and co-chaired said. “She took it and ran with was the voice of reason. She The names of other po- any formal announcement. leased a statement op- the Massachusetts Life it.” didn’t just talk it, she walked tential Democratic chal- Baker opposed Trump posing Trump’s actions on Sciences Center. Marcy, 13 years younger it. She will be greatly missed.” than Michele, had her as a Service information: Her teacher at St. Jean’s. She re- funeral will be held on Fri- membered the time she broke day at 10 a.m. from the SO- From Ukraine with love: Postcards a school rule and Michele LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 had to call their mother with Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, the bad news: Marcy was followed by a funeral Mass at pay tribute to those killed in war suspended. “That was not a 11 a.m. in St. Mary’s Church. pleasant day,” Helen said, with Relatives and friends are re- By William J. Kole Marcy concurring, though the spectfully invited to attend. ASSOCIATED PRESS rest of the family seems to Visiting hours Thursday 4-8 CAMBRIDGE — Most have gotten quite a kick out p.m. Donations in her mem- postcards carry a simple of it. ory may be made to the sentiment: Wish you were Michele poured her heart Michele Durgin Memorial here. But the cards An- and soul into St. Mary’s and Scholarship c/o Lynn Clas- astasia Taylor-Lind and its students. sical Alumni and Friends As- Alisa Sopova are mail- “What strikes me is the sociation, 235 O’Callaghan ing randomly to people number of children and fam- Way, Lynn, MA 01905. Direc- ilies she touched,” Maura said. tions and guestbook at www. around the globe convey “They were the children she solimine.com. a haunting message: Wish this stranger was still alive. The pair hopes their IN MEMORIAM postcards — each scrib- NANCY A. CALL bled with the name of a 2016 ~ JANUARY 31 ~ 2017 victim of armed conflict in ON HER ANNIVERSARY Ukraine — will put a hu- man face on war. “I wanted people to have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a more personal experience Home delivery with conflict,” said Tay- A postcard Lucas Constanti received from Ukraine, which was sent as part subscribers lor-Lind, a photojournalist of the “Welcome to Donetsk” postcard project, is displayed in Somerville. who was on assignment for Get FREE access National Geographic when Although the shelling Donetsk,” the capital of gained momentum last God knows how we miss her. to the e-edition on Never shall her memory fade. inspiration struck in a post has diminished, Tay- the Donbass region and year while she was at Loving thoughts shall wander office in the middle of the lor-Lind feels compelled to ground zero for the con- Harvard University on a to the spot where she is laid. war zone. keep alive the memories flict. fellowship. Each carried a Fighting between of those on all sides who In the summer of 2015, cryptic message with the Ukrainian government have perished. Taylor-Lind ordered 1,000 name of a casualty of war troops and Russia-backed At a post office in the em- cards and began address- and the date that he or separatists has killed more battled city of Slavyansk, ing them to people around she died. Need to find than 9,600 people in east- she came across postcards the world she’d never met. “The war in Ukraine ern Ukraine since it be- with idyllic scenes: a city- Some were chosen at ran- isn’t something that hap- an article? gan in 2014. Ukraine filed scape framed by a river dom; others had respond- pened and then just went a case against Russia this and blossoming trees; lov- ed to her vague offer via away. The lives and liveli- month at the United Na- ers embracing at twilight social media of a post- hoods of millions were af- Subscribe to tions’ highest court, accus- along a moonlit prome- card — not knowing what fected,” she said. “This was ing Moscow of illegally an- nade. Printed on them they’d get. very much an experiment. e-edition on nexing Crimea and illicitly was a cheerful greeting That launched a con- I didn’t know how people bankrolling rebel groups. in English: “Welcome to tinuing project that would react.” TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Storms show ocean-rise damage to cities

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[email protected] “People always tell us are of their climate-change in California, two-thirds plants, could be far higher. In January, a series of efforts, “I always think, of it in the low-lying San “Astronomical. The San ADVERTISING we’re ahead of the curve” powerful storms brought on climate change, said ‘Man, if we are ahead of Francisco Bay region. Francisco airport? What more than a foot of rain to Ernie Carpenter, Jr. the curve, I feel sorry for That’s far more than the would it cost to replace Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 Larry Goldzband, head of parts of the San Francisco [email protected] a regional San Francisco the rest of the country,’” state takes in from income that?” asked Gary Griggs, Bay, triggered record 34- Goldzband said. taxes each year. director of the Institute Bob Gunther Bay commission that late foot waves off the state’s Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 last year stepped up re- A 2009 study by the Pa- Experts say the real of Marine Sciences at the central coast, killed at least [email protected] gional efforts to identify cific Institute, a Califor- cost of raising, shielding University of California, five people and prompted Joseph Mastrorio III and prioritize communi- nia-based environment or evacuating vulnera- Santa Cruz. the evacuations of thou- Vice President / Advertising and ties and infrastructure at think-tank, estimated ble spots, which include Griggs is part of a sci- sands around the state. Business Development, ext. 1315 [email protected] Ralph Mitchell Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 Confederate emblem has [email protected] Patricia Whalen Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] power on Mississippi flag BUSINESS OFFICE By Emily W. Pettus regation and tarnishes a Donald Trump was inau- Beth Bresnahan ASSOCIATED PRESS state with a 38 percent gurated, several people Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] black population. stood on an Interstate JACKSON, Miss. — The “It’s time for Mississip- 55 bridge in Mississippi Susan J. Conti Confederate battle em- pi to move in a new di- holding Trump banners, Controller, ext. 1288 blem still waves on the [email protected] rection,” said Democratic Mississippi flags and Mississippi flag and ap- Rep. John Hines of Green- American flags, according Ted Grant pears in little danger of Publisher, ext. 1234 ville, a member of the to photos on the Facebook being erased anytime [email protected] Legislative Black Caucus. page of Delta Flaggers, a soon. Marian Kinney “The state that I believe group that supports the Legislators have filed ext. 1212 Mississippi can be — that state banner. [email protected] bills that propose to ei- flag is not a representative The public display of Will Kraft ther change the flag that Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 has been used since 1894 symbol of it.” Confederate symbols has [email protected] or punish schools, univer- Supporters say the flag come under widespread Jennifer Perez sities, local governments represents history and debate since the June ext. 1205 or state agencies that re- heritage — and many say 2015 slaying of nine black PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] they’re tired of attempts worshippers in a church fuse to fly it. Leaders say A pedestrian walks past the New York Stock Carolina Trujillo there’s little chance any to downplay references to in a Charleston, S.C., by Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 the Confederacy. an avowed white suprem- Exchange in lower Manhattan. [email protected] bill will survive because there’s no consensus on Republican Rep. Dan acist who had posed for Jim Wilson Eubanks of Walls, who is photos with the Confeder- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 the issue that generates [email protected] strong emotions. white, said that when he ate battle flag. Soon after Imposed travel ban went door-to-door cam- the massacre, South Car- CIRCULATION Mississippi is the last state with a flag that still paigning in 2015 in north- olina lawmakers removed Lisa Mahmoud ern Mississippi: “People a Confederate battle drives stocks down Manager, ext. 1239 includes the battle em- didn’t care about anything flag from the Statehouse [email protected] blem — a red field topped By Marley Jay pended the U.S. refugee except, ‘Where do you stand grounds. Several Missis- CLASSIFIED by a blue tilted cross dot- ASSOCIATED PRESS program for 120 days and ted with 13 white stars. on the flag?’ Only one per- sippi political leaders said blocked travel to the U.S. Abbe Young Smith Critics say the flag sym- son said, ‘Change it.’” this state needs to change Manager, ext. 1276 NEW YORK — U.S. by citizens of seven coun- [email protected] bolizes slavery and seg- The day after President its flag. stocks fell Monday as in- tries. His order is being vestors grew nervous after Kerry Smith challenged in court. Some President Donald Trump Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 airports became host- [email protected] imposed a travel ban on Smoke ’em if ya got ’em, as ing grounds for protests, seven Muslim-majority and investors wondered NEWSROOM countries. Energy compa- if American tourism will Bill Brotherton legalized marijuana takes hold nies, which have surged Features Editor ext. 1338 be affected. American Air- over the last year, took the [email protected] lines fell $2.05, or 4.4 per- biggest losses. Gayla Cawley Airlines skidded after cent, to $44.90 and Unit- Reporter, ext. 1236 ed Continental lost $2.70, [email protected] Trump’s executive order led to protests and dis- or 3.6 percent, to $71.72. Cheryl Charles Domestic airlines also Night Editor, ext. 1278 ruption at airports and [email protected] concerns about travel. struggled, and so did oth- er companies that don’t Leah M. Dearborn Big-name technology com- Reporter, ext. 1317 panies sagged on concerns necessarily have much at [email protected] that future administra- stake in disputes over im- Thomas Grillo tion moves will make it migration policy or global Reporter, ext. 1264 harder for them to hire trade. [email protected] workers. Samana said there’s no Spenser Hasak Investors took profits, specific reason that the Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 recent moves would hurt [email protected] selling shares of basic materials and industri- bank profits or small do- Thor Jourgensen mestically focused com- News Editor, ext. 1267 al companies, which had [email protected] rallied following the No- panies, for example, and they may not cause long- Steve Krause vember election. The VIX, Sports Editor, ext. 1229 a measure of Wall Street term trouble for airlines. [email protected] volatility, jumped, though Instead, the stocks did the Katie Morrison it remains relatively low worst Monday are largely Sports Reporter overall. Stocks in Europe the ones that have done [email protected] lost ground as well. the best since the election, Owen O’Rourke Sameer Samana, strat- including energy compa- Photographer, ext. 1224 egist for Wells Fargo In- nies, banks, and smaller [email protected] PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vestment Institute, said companies. Anne Marie Tobin investors are not overly Construction and min- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Medical marijuana, a pipe, rolling papers and two joints in Belfast, [email protected] alarmed by the news of ing company Caterpillar Maine, are all legal now, under the new law. the travel ban, but aren’t fell $2.20, or 2.2 percent, Bridget Turcotte sure what to make of it, Reporter, ext. 1269 By Patrick Whittle take months to fully craft, state. to $96.79 and construc- [email protected] either. tion and technical ser- ASSOCIATED PRESS meaning it will be months Legalization also “It’s very difficult to fig- David Wilson before marijuana business- sparked a row between vices company Jacobs En- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 PORTLAND, Maine — ure out exactly what im- gineering dipped 98 cents, [email protected] es open in the state. legislators and Repub- plications it has for the It was a green Monday in But it’s legal to smoke it lican Gov. Paul LePage. or 1.6 percent, to $59.38. Ryan York economy and for markets,” Maine. as of Monday. It’s also legal Lawmakers on Jan. 26 Construction materials Copy Editor, ext. 1220 The first tangible results he said. company Vulcan skidded [email protected] to gift it, grow it and pos- unanimously approved The Dow Jones indus- of state voters’ decision to sess up to 2.5 ounces of it. legislation delaying the $3.63, or 2.7 percent, to legalize marijuana were trial average fell 122.65 $130.73 and chemicals Westbrook resident Steve retail sale of marijuana points, or 0.6 percent, to felt as possession and maker DuPont dropped Richard, a 40-year smoker until February 2018. 19,971.13. It dropped as home growth of marijua- of marijuana, availed him- But LePage at first de- $1.70, or 2.2 percent, to 781-593-7700 much as 223 points in the $76. na became legal. Voters self of the new law at the clined to sign off on such a morning. The Standard & Publishing Daily, except Sundays narrowly passed the bal- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 stroke of midnight. delay because of concerns Poor’s 500 index lost 13.79 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA lot question in November, “Burned my first legal ‘J’ he has about funding and points, or 0.6 percent, to LAW OFFICES OF and additional offices. and the waiting period be- on my front porch. I tried oversight. He ended up 2,280.90. JAMES J. CARRIGAN Copyright ©2016 The Daily Item tween the vote and legal- to get others to join me, signing it Jan. 27. On Mon- The Nasdaq composite • Social Security Disability Subscriptions ization has expired. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States but it was late,” Richard day, he issued an executive dropped 47.07 points, or • Workers Compensation $20.00 for 4 weeks Contentious aspects lin- said. order to shift oversight of 0.8 percent, to 5,613.71 af- • Accidents $65.00 for 13 weeks ger, including what rules The marijuana legaliza- marijuana to the Bureau ter it closed at an all-time 25 years located across from Lynn District Court $130.00 for 26 weeks should govern businesses tion vote was close, pass- of Alcoholic Beverages and high Friday. Small-compa- $260.00 for 1 year that will sell marijuana, 15 Johnson St. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, ing by only about 4,000 Lottery Operations. ny stocks were hit harder. send address changes to: such as retail stores and so- votes, and opponents of LePage also closed a The Russell 2000 index 781-596-0100 The Daily Item cial clubs. The Legislature the spread of marijuana loophole that could have shed 18.37 points, or 1.3 JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 110 Munroe St. has been hammering out have vowed to continue to allowed Mainers under 21 percent, to 1,352.33. P.O. Box 5 RONALD D. MALLOY those details, and they will push for restrictions in the to possess pot. Late Friday, Trump sus- www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn, MA 01903 [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 OPINION DAVE OLIVAS

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B We can’t call ourselves Americans if John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey we turn our backs on those in need Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan “Give me your tired, your poor, your create does not want to base-quib- of nationality.” Of the seven coun- Chief Operating O cer Chairman huddled masses yearning to breathe ble or argue over tangible facts. His tries listed, all are predominantly P ‘  Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 free, the wretched refuse of your administration will ask us: “Who do Muslim countries. Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 teeming shore. Send these, the home- you believe? Me, or your own eyes?” The intent of this language is quite Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 less, tempest-tossed, to me: I lift my Only one person born in one of the clear: If you’re Muslim (regardless if Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 lamp beside the golden door.” seven countries listed in the execu- Shi’a or Sunni), coming from a pre- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 tive order has committed an act of dominantly Muslim country deemed Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 —Emma Lazarus, inscribed on the terrorism on U.S. soil. terror-ridden, you do not have prior- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Statue of Liberty Mohammed Reza Taheri-Aza, an ity. This is fundamentally wrong. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Iranian-born U.S. citizen, injured According to U.S. District Judge John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 But if you’re from Yemen, Iraq, nine people on the University of Ann Donnelly, “there is imminent Iran, Sudan, Libya or Somalia, the North Carolina-Chapel Hill cam- danger that, absent the stay of re- wait time is at least 120 days for the pus in 2006. Recent acts of terror- moval, there will be substantial process to begin. ism were committed by Americans: and irreparable injury to refugees, And if you’re from Syria, your en- Adam Lanza, Dylann Roof, Omar visa-holders, and other individuals try is considered “detrimental to the Mir Seddique and Micah Xavier from nations subject to (Executive interest of the United States” and Johnson, to name a few. If Trump Order 7).” The order, she says, vio- you cannot pass through this door, truly wishes to protect our country lates their rights under the equal until President Donald Trump “de- from terrorism, he should start with protection and due process clauses. EDITORIAL cides (your) admission is in the na- the United States. On a more humanitarian level, you tional interest.” Executive Order 7 His executive order is irrational do not just watch a person drown: Sec 5(d). and not based on evidence. Fear-mon- You save them. Moreover, these ex- The theme behind Executive Order gering based on national origin and ecutive orders will only fuel ISIS, Brain power 7, signed into law Friday, at its core religion is dangerous. This type of enabling it to use the bigoted rhet- is a good idea that I can get behind: rhetoric led to the internment of mil- oric as a rallying cry. To truly “make “protecting the nation from terrorist lions of Japanese-Americans and the America great again,” you must take entry into the United States,” but extermination of over 6 million Jews. a good look at what it means to be in Nahant Trump’s approach is flawed. As Ben- Xenophobia led to persecution based American. Our diversity of languag- jamin Franklin put it: “If you give on how the person looked or prayed; es, cultures and religions are a bea- up liberty for security you deserve nothing based in fact, just fear. con the rest of the world marches to- “College town” isn’t the first description typ- neither.” Refugees come seeking safety for ward. The people of this nation will ically applied to Nahant. But the island com- We cannot protect ourselves and themselves and their families. They not stand by idly as you tear apart munity linked to the mainland by a causeway call ourselves Americans by turning are fleeing terrorist groups like ISIS. this country. has its own academic powerhouse out on East our backs on those in need. However, under Sec 5 (b) of Execu- Point. Described by Northeastern University, We will fight to keep that door We must streamline the process tive Order 7: Upon the resumption open. its parent institution, as a “world-class facil- that takes approximately 36 months of U.S. Refugee Admissions Program ity,” the Marine Science Center uses Nahant by hiring more individuals to vet (USRAP) Admissions, the U.S. will Dave Olivas is an attorney in the as a base from which to explore the Atlantic these refugees and immigrants in- “prioritize refugee claims made by Dallas-Fort Worth area. He is an of- Ocean and its coastal proximities. stead of slamming the golden door individuals based on religious-based ficer in the Mexican American Bar Scientists explore seascape genetics, ocean in their faces and telling them to go persecution, provided that the reli- Association of Dallas and practices genome legacy and other topics at the Center. back to the hell they just left. gion of the individual is a minority criminal law. He wrote this for The Their research probably makes sense only to The America that Trump wants to religion in the individual’s country Dallas Morning News. people who hold an advanced degree in ma- rine biology or oceanography. But everyone knows the ocean plays a significant role in North Shore life and it only takes a nor’easter to remind seaside residents, especially ones in Nahant, of its power. With a new year unfolding, now is a good time to reinforce the center’s relevance to the people who live around it and along the North Shore. In conjunction with North Shore Communi- ty College’s Lynn campus, Salem State Uni- versity and local libraries, Center scientists should find opportunities to highlight how their studies foster an understanding of the ocean’s impact on local coastways and water- fronts. Through seminars, tours and field trips, ocean experts working in the Center can edu- cate local residents about how the ocean has shaped the region’s coastline and how it will reshape in the years and decades to come. The Center is also a jumping-off point in tandem with local academic institutions for shining a light on basic environmental aware- ness and conservation efforts area residents can undertake to keep coastal waters and beachfronts clean. How the ocean and the North Shore’s popu- lated coastline interact is not just a topic ex- clusive to scientists and students who rotate through the Center. As homeowners, taxpayers and water and sewer ratepayers, Lynn residents and neigh- bors in Nahant and other communities have JOHN M. CRISP a dollar and cents investment in ocean re- search. Lynn Water and Sewer commission is con- Good international relations have to start with Mexico templating a mega-million dollar invest- ment aimed at reducing discharges of par- After only a week, it’s difficult life, among many American Hispan- tic and condescending, but he accus- tially-treated sewage into coastal waters. to determine whether President ics with current or recent ties to es you of taking advantage of him. Storm-driven beach erosion is a challenge Trump’s domestic policies or his Mexico. I’ve been to the border towns If he decided to build a wall between impacting premium real estate values and international policies represent a dozens of times and have traveled by your properties, you might even wel- the future of public beaches in Revere, Lynn, greater threat to the United States. train, bus and car as far south as the come it. But would you take kindly to Marblehead and Nahant. I’m guessing international. Guatemalan border. I’ve explored his demand that you pay for it? It’s easy to look out at the ocean and contem- Certainly, there’s plenty at home beautiful, cosmopolitan Mexico City In fact, nothing is more un-neigh- plate its majesty and plenty of area residents to concern citizens who prefer the on the Metro and have traveled from borly than a wall. Trump’s ultima- sail and fish in local waters. But the Center’s pre-Trump vision of America. But coast to coast by bus. tum was overbearing and conde- work and its location in Nahant make it the the people and a vibrant free press Indulge some generalizations, scending and tinged with more than perfect partner in a sustained effort by res- have ways to push back on some of please: Mexico is a beautiful, rich, a little traditional light-skinned idents and local governments to understand Trump’s more bizarre allegations sophisticated country that deserves versus dark-skinned racism. Mexi- long-term environmental concerns, including and positions, and we can hope that more respect than Trump has shown co’s reaction was predictable, under- climate change. the president will be somewhat re- to it. Mexicans like the United States. standable and justified. It may not be as visible or well known as strained by Congress and the courts. They may have long memories — back But it’s always a challenge to other academic institutions but the Center But in international matters, con- to the Mexican War of 1846-1848, for live next door to the most power- has a role to play in helping North Shore res- siderable damage can be done before example, which was an American ful nation on earth. The words of idents understand how the ocean will contin- anyone has a chance to resist. Last land grab of Mexican territory — but 19th-century Mexican President ue shaping the environment and economy in week’s clash with Mexico is a good they don’t hold a grudge. Porfirio Diaz bear repeating: “Poor coastal communities. example. In my experience, Mexicans are Mexico, so far from God and so close In fact, the incident — the pro- friendly and generous people, often to the United States.” posed “beautiful” wall, paid for by reserved and dignified. They have But Mexico isn’t going anywhere. Mexico, the cancellation of Mexican a well-justified pride in their coun- It’s a valuable trading partner — or President Pena Nieto’s visit, the try. They want to think of Mexico as was, anyway — and an essential ally proposed 20 percent “border tax” an equal partner with the United in the defense of Western values. — illustrates neatly just how Pres- States, despite a long history of det- Our rich, symbiotic relationship has ident Trump’s vaunted business ex- rimental American interference in benefited both sides of the border for perience has failed to prepare him internal Mexican affairs. decades. It’s not a relationship that for negotiations between countries, Of course, these are generaliza- we can afford to run roughshod over. which are very different from nego- tions, and Mexicans don’t have a We’ve had our troubles — and still tiations between businesses. monopoly on feelings such as these. do — but Mexico is an old, valuable In business Trump can talk as But acknowledgement of Mexico’s friend. tough as he wants, bluff, threaten essential pride and dignity provides And if Trump can’t get along with and — literally — walk away from insight into the blunder that Trump Mexico, we are in real trouble with the table. But Mexico is — literally is making of our relationship with the rest of the world. — our neighbor, and it’s comprised Mexico. of people who have interests and Imagine that you live next door to John M. Crisp, an op-ed columnist concerns that go far beyond the Trump. You’d like to get along with for Tribune News Service, teaches monetary bottom line. him, but he’s a pushy braggart who in the English Department at Del I don’t claim to be an expert on thinks that he knows everything. He Mar College in Corpus Christi, Tex- Mexico, but I’ve lived within 150 likes to boast about his sexual prow- as. Readers may send him email at miles of our southern border all my ess, real or imagined. He’s narcissis- [email protected]. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Voter fraud expert Trump fires Justice Dept. head was registered over executive order defiance in three states By Julie Pace Trump’s top advisers and can on the Senate Foreign challenged those opposed and Eric Tucker fellow Republicans pri- Relations committee, said to the measure to resign. By Garance Burke ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS vately noted they were not that despite White House “They should either get consulted about the policy. assurances that congres- with the program or they WASHINGTON — Pres- SAN FRANCISCO — A At least three top na- sional leaders were con- can go,” Spicer said. man who President Don- ident Donald Trump on tional security officials sulted, he learned about The blowback under- ald Trump has promoted Monday fired Sally Yates, — Defense Secretary Jim the order in the media. scored Trump’s tenuous as an authority on voter the acting attorney gen- Mattis, Homeland Secu- Other parts of Trump’s relationship with his own fraud was registered to eral and a Democratic ap- rity Secretary John Kelly administration were voic- national security advisers, vote in multiple states pointee, after she refused and Rex Tillerson, who is ing dissent Monday. A many of whom he met for during the 2016 presiden- to defend in court his con- awaiting confirmation to large group of American the first time during the tial election, the Associat- troversial refugee and im- lead the State Department diplomats circulated a transition, as well as with ed Press has learned. migration ban. — have told associates memo voicing their oppo- the government bureau- Gregg Phillips, whose The extraordinary pub- they were not aware of de- sition to the order, which cracy he now leads. While unsubstantiated claim lic clash over Trump’s tails of the directive until temporarily halted the en- Trump outlined his plan for that the election was most consequential policy around the time Trump tire U.S. refugee program temporarily halting entry marred by 3 million ille- decision to date laid bare signed it. Leading intelli- and banned all entries to the U.S. from countries gal votes was tweeted by Gregg Philips the discord and dissent gence officials were also from seven Muslim-ma- with terror ties during the the president, was listed surrounding the executive left largely in the dark, ac- jority nations for 90 days. campaign, the confusing on the rolls in Alabama, Phillips, and that record order, which temporarily cording to U.S. officials. In a startlingly combative way in which it finally was Texas and Mississippi, ac- includes the final four dig- halted the entire U.S. ref- Tennessee Sen. Bob response, White House crafted stunned some who cording to voting records its of Phillips’ Social Se- ugee program and banned Corker, the top Republi- spokesman Sean Spicer have joined his team. and election officials in curity number, his correct all entries from seven those states. He voted only date of birth and a prior Muslim-majority nations in Alabama in November, address matching one for 90 days. records show. once attached to Gregg Al- The firing came hours In a post earlier this len Phillips. He has lived after Yates directed Jus- month, Phillips described in all three states. tice Department attor- “an amazing effort” by At the time of Novem- neys not to defend the ex- volunteers tied to True ber’s presidential election, ecutive order, saying she the Vote, an organization Phillips’ status was “in- was not convinced it was whose board he sits on, who active” in Mississippi and lawful or consistent with he said found “thousands of suspended in Texas. Of- the agency’s “obligation duplicate records and reg- ficials in both states told to always seek justice and istrations of dead people.” the AP that Phillips could stand for what is right.” Trump has made an have voted, however, by In a statement, Trump issue of people who are producing identification said Yates had “betrayed registered to vote in more and updating his address the Department of Jus- than one state, using it as at the polls. tice by refusing to enforce one of the bedrocks of his Citing concerns about a legal order designed to overall contention that voters registered in sever- protect the citizens of the voter fraud is rampant in al states, the president last United States.” He named the U.S. and that voting by week called for a major in- longtime federal prosecu- 3 to 5 million immigrants vestigation into his claim tor Dana Boente as Yates’ illegally in the country of voter fraud, despite his replacement. cost him the popular vote campaign lawyer’s conclu- Yates’ abrupt decision in November. sion that the 2016 election reflected the dissent over The AP found that Phil- was “not tainted.” the order, with adminis- lips was registered in Ala- “When you look at the tration officials moving bama and Texas under the people that are registered, to distance themselves name Gregg Allen Phil- dead, illegal and two states, from the policy. As pro- tests erupted at airports lips, with the identical So- and some cases maybe PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cial Security number. Mis- three states, we have a lot over the weekend and sissippi records list him to look into,” Trump said in confusion disrupted travel President Donald Trump sits at his desk in the Oval Office of the under the name Gregg A. an ABC interview. around the globe, some of White House. Groups begin bailing out Will Federal Reserve poor strangers from jail rates continue to climb?

By Sara Burnett By Martin Crutsinger ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO — Activists WASHINGTON — In who say too many poor the chaotic windup of the people are unfairly lan- presidential race, Don- guishing in U.S. jails be- ald Trump complained cause they can’t afford that Janet Yellen’s Fed- to post cash bail are in- eral Reserve was being creasingly deploying a “obviously political” in new tactic: Bailing out keeping interest rates ul- strangers. tra-low. He spoke of a “big Community groups are fat ugly bubble” fueled by collecting donations from the Fed. And he grumbled individuals, churches, that savers were getting cities and other organi- “creamed” by low rates. zations in more than a Since then, the Fed has dozen cities, including raised rates, and more New York, Chicago, Seat- hikes are expected. But tle and Nashville, to bail now, some Fed watchers out indigent prisoners. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wonder if Trump will soon FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Though many bail funds Activists are starting to bail out strangers from discover something many Federal Reserve Board Chair Janet Yellen are still in their infan- jail because they are too poor to post the money. of his White House prede- oversees an open meeting in Washington. cy, they’ve freed several cessors found: thousand people in the Low rates can be a pres- who co-founded the Chi- law, spent more than a ident Trump will be an drop the grievances he’s last few years, and the ident’s best friend. cago Community Bond year in Cook County Jail exception.” lobbed at Yellen’s Fed and number is growing. That may be especially Fund, which had bailed unable to come up with The kind of loose credit hope its policies don’t un- So far, the overwhelm- true when you have an ing majority of defendants out 50 people as of Decem- $25,000 needed to get economic plan as auda- that the Fed engineered dermine the tax cuts, de- still show up for court ber. out. cious as what Trump has over the past eight years regulation and infrastruc- even when they have no The bail funds are a step The mother of two, who pledged: A much faster tends to provide econom- ture spending he wants to money on the line, accord- toward a larger goal for was in the midst of a di- economy, with many more ic fuel. By contrast, high- push through. ing to the groups. Once some legal reform activ- vorce, said she “lost every- exports, fewer imports, a er rates typically slow “Trump’s advisers are free, the defendants are ists: abolishing the cash thing — my home, my car, rejuvenated manufactur- growth. For Trump, high- mindful of the Fed’s impact better able to fight their bail system. Advocates my business, my credit,” ing sector and 25 million er rates would probably on the U.S. dollar and the case, often leading to say it creates two unequal before the Chicago bond more jobs over 10 years. also boost the dollar’s val- ability of American compa- charges being dropped or tiers of justice: one for peo- fund offered to get her out. “I have never yet seen a ue, thereby making U.S. nies to export,” said Brian reduced. ple who can afford bail and “I called my attorney and president who wanted in- goods pricier overseas and Bethune, an economics pro- “Many, many people are one for people who can’t. said ‘Is this real?’ I said, ‘If terest rates to go up,” said impeding his efforts to fessor at Tufts University. having their lives ruined Lavette Mayes, 46, who they can do it, I promise I economist David Wyss, a narrow the trade gap. “They are going to tell Mr. pre-trial because they was arrested for the first won’t jump the bail. I will former Fed staffer who To smooth the way for Trump that the Fed is do- can’t afford to get out of time after she got into a do whatever they need me teaches at Brown Univer- his economic plan, the ing a good job by not raising jail,” said Max Suchan, fight with her mother-in- to do,’” Mayes recalled. sity. “I don’t think Pres- president might decide to interest rates too quickly.” 6 counts of murder for Quebec mosque attack suspect

By Tracey Lindeman jump suit, his hands and at Laval University and on and Rob Gillies feet shackled, he stared social media,” Deschamps ASSOCIATED PRESS down at the floor and wrote on the Facebook page fidgeted, but did not speak. of the group, Bienvenues QUEBEC CITY — A The 27-year-old suspect, aux Refugiés, or Welcome French Canadian known who has espoused support to Refugees. for far-right, nationalist for the French far-right An anthropology and views was charged Monday party of Marine Le Pen and political science major at with six counts of first-de- had liked U.S. President Laval University in Que- gree murder and five counts Donald Trump on his Face- bec City, Bissonnette had of attempted murder over book page, was known to also expressed support on the shooting rampage at a those who monitor extrem- his Facebook profile for Quebec City mosque that ist groups in Quebec, said “Génération Nationale,” Canada’s prime minister François Deschamps, an a group whose manifesto called an act of terrorism official with a refugee advo- includes the rejection of against Muslims. cacy group. “It’s with pain “multiculturalism.” Suspect Alexandre Bis- and anger that we learn More than 50 people sonnette made a brief court the identity of terrorist Al- were at the Quebec Islam- appearance and did not en- exandre Bissonnette, un- ic Cultural Centre when ter a plea in the attack that fortunately known to many the shooting erupted. In PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS left six people dead during activists in Quebec for tak- addition to the six dead, evening prayers Sunday. ing nationalist, pro-Le Pen 19 people were wounded People hold candles for victims of Sunday’s deadly shooting at a Quebec Wearing a white prisoner and anti-feminist positions — all men. City mosque, during a vigil in Montreal on Monday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 Police arrest pair on drug charges in Lynn

By Gayla Cawley ble drug transaction after allegedly got in, Lynn Po- Officers searched the ve- and charged with Class was arrested for heroin ITEM STAFF witnessing what appeared lice Lt. Rick Donnelly said. hicle and allegedly found A (heroin) possession and distribution. Police didn’t to be a meaningless ride in Donnelly said the car a bag of heroin, along with Class E (Gabapentin) pos- find any drugs on him, but LYNN — Two men were the Highlands. drove about 150 yards, 61 Gabapentin pills in a session with intent to dis- he did have $296 in cash, arrested on Monday after- Donnelly said. noon after an alleged her- The car, driven by Mat- when Espinal got out. stool softener bottle. The tribute. oin deal. thew Myslinski, 25, of Sa- Suspecting a drug deal, latter is an anti-epileptic Espinal was stopped on Gayla Cawley can be An officer from the Lynn lem, was seen pulling over police followed the car and medication that is also Adams Street. Based on reached at gcawley@item- Police Drug Task Force be- on Adams Street, where conducted a motor vehicle used to treat nerve pain. the detectives’ informa- live.com. Follow her on came suspicious of a possi- Brelin Espinal, 34, of Lynn, stop on Western Avenue. Myslinski was arrested tion from the car stop, he Twitter @GaylaCawley. POLICE/FIRE Police arrest second Lynn All address information, particu- St. 17 Beach Road, was arrested larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of a motor vehi- and charged with OUI liquor, home invasion suspect the event of a perceived inaccuracy, cle breaking and entering at negligent operation of a motor it is the sole responsibility of the con- 12:22 p.m. Sunday at Chest- vehicle and unlicensed op- By Gayla Cawley was picked up in Beverly outside, and when he went nut and Union streets; at 7:11 eration of a motor vehicle at ITEM STAFF after police were able to to confront the man at cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. Sunday at 7 Brownville 10:20 p.m. Friday. police department and have the de- get a warrant. his side door, the suspect Ave. Victor E. Menedez-Lemus, LYNN — A second man Police, who believe the pulled out a handgun. Po- partment issue a notice of correction 38, of 20 Woodland Road, Apt. was arrested on Monday two men were working lice believe the suspect is to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Complaints 2, was arrested and charged afternoon in connection together to commit the Wilkie. ifications will not be made without with assault and battery at with an armed home inva- A report of a disturbance at robbery, responded to 25 After the weapon was express notice of change from the 11:43 a.m. Sunday. sion on Hamilton Avenue Hamilton Ave. on Jan. 6 brandished, the victim 11:46 a.m. Sunday at Wal- Jason Jose Portillo, 18, earlier this month. arresting police department. greens at 841 Western Ave.; around 4 p.m. after re- said he grabbed the hand- of 110 Mercer St., Apt. 860, Ian Wilkie, 28, of Lynn, ported gunshots. When gun, and a 10-minute at 2:51 p.m. Sunday at 161 South Boston, was arrested was charged with home LYNN Broad St.; at 6:34 p.m. Sunday police arrived, they no- struggle followed, where and charged with shoplifting by invasion. Detectives spot- ticed a man, believed to three to four shots were at 1 Kingsley Terrace; at 11:55 concealing merchandise and ted him near Aborn School. Arrests a.m. Monday at 56 Lowell St.; be Bogues, walking away fired. After the gun fell to violation of the city knife ordi- He was stopped at Eastern at 11:59 a.m. Monday at Kelly from the apartment. the floor, the victim ran, nance at 10:03 p.m. Saturday. and Oakwood avenues near Courtney Coleman, 35, Honda at 540 Lynnway. Officers met with a and the suspect appeared of 699 Massachusetts Ave., the school and arrested on 33-year-old victim, who to enter the apartment. Accidents South Boston, was arrested Overdose a warrant. Police believe told them he was in his Police found a bullet and charged with larceny at A report of a motor vehicle he brandished a handgun third-floor apartmenthole in the hallway door 2:59 p.m. Sunday. A report of an overdose at accident at 4:55 p.m. Friday on during the robbery. when he heard someone window, but no shell cas- Ashley Connolly, of 84 12:47 a.m. Monday on East- Broadway; at 9:47 p.m. Friday Antron Bogues, 31, of in the doorway turning ings. The victim said that Franklin St., was arrested on ern Avenue. at Speedway on Lee Burbank Lynn, was arrested on the one of the doorknobs to six watches were stolen warrant charges of two counts Highway; at 10:20 p.m. Friday same charge last week. He his residence. He peeked from the apartment. of larceny, failure to stop/yield, Theft at Revere City Hall on Broad- operation of a motor vehicle way. Mauricio Soriano-Ramirez, with a suspended license, un- A report of a larceny at 1:52 28, of 22 Yeamans St., was licensed operation of a motor p.m. Sunday at Public Storage Fatal Lynn fire investigation summoned for unlicensed vehicle and receiving stolen at 595 Lynnway. operation of a motor vehicle. property at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Edelmira Gavarrete, 40, of 17 Brelin Espinal, 34, of 56 ongoing; victim identified Vandalism Beach Road, was arrested; at Kirtland St., Apt. 2, was arrest- 1:02 a.m. Saturday on North ed and charged with Class A A report of motor vehicle LYNN — The victim in of the 20-unit building at McDonald said on Sunday drug distribution at 12:33 p.m. vandalism at 12:42 a.m. Mon- Shore Road; at 1:49 a.m. Sat- the early Sunday morning 11 Beach Road. that the man died in the urday on Mahoney Circle; at Monday. day at 33 Beacon Hill Ave. fatal fire on Beach Road The three-alarm fire apartment where the fire 1:51 a.m. Saturday at Wonder- Ariel Guzman, 48, of 23 W has been identified as Al- that left 26 homeless re- started. The blaze started land Entertainment on North exander Joshua, according mains under investigation Green St., was arrested and MARBLEHEAD in the apartment’s living charged with assault with a Shore Road; at 12:41 p.m. to the Essex County Dis- by the DA’s office and the room. He said the build- dangerous weapon, assault Assaults Saturday on 1A Northbound; trict Attorney’s office. office of the state fire mar- and trespassing at 7:02 p.m. at 4:29 p.m. Saturday at Pill- Joshua, 41, resided in shal. ing is uninhabitable for at Sunday. A report of an assault at er House on Lincoln Street; at the third floor apartment Lynn Fire Chief James least several days. Elizabeth Keo, 20, of 84 11:21 a.m. Sunday on Pleas- 5:38 p.m. Saturday at Malden Hamilton Ave., was arrested ant Street. Police reported the Street and Washington Ave- and charged with disorderly clerk at Village Market reported nue; at 6:48 p.m. Saturday at Saugus Civilian Police Academy conduct and trespassing at that when a female customer Showcase Cinemas on Squire 12:27 p.m. Monday. was told the store didn’t have Road; at 6:19 p.m. Sunday at Shannice Molina, of 21 what she wanted, she shoved Cinco De Mayo on Centennial program applications available Shepard St., was arrested on the clerk. Avenue. warrant charges of two counts A report of a motor vehi- By Bridget Turcotte domestic violence, juvenile police department at 27 of assault and battery, assault Complaints cle hit and run accident at ITEM STAFF and drug problems, acci- Hamilton St. in Saugus 2:14 a.m. Saturday on Revere dents, motor vehicle law, or emailed to smoynihan@ and battery with a dangerous SAUGUS — The Sau- weapon and disturbing the A report of suspicious ac- Beach Parkway. and patrol procedures. sauguspd.com by Tuesday. tivity at 9:55 a.m. Sunday at gus Police Department is Participants will go for a Residents ages 18 and peace at 12:10 p.m. Monday. accepting applications for Matthew Myslinski, 25, of Railroad Right of Way. Police Assaults ride-along with a police of- older who are interested came across a suspicious de- its nine-week Civilian Po- ficer and tour the Middle- in becoming a police offi- 26 Grove St., was arrested A report of an assault at vice while searching for items. lice Academy program. ton House of Correction. cer or curious about the and charged with Class A drug 7:51 p.m. Saturday on Unity possession and Class E drug The item was a small capacitor The academy is free to Applications are avail- inner-workings of the po- that was disposed of. Avenue. residents and begins on able online at www.sau- possession with intent to dis- A report of an assault and lice department are en- tribute at 12:11 p.m. Monday. Feb. 15. The department guspd.org under the News couraged to sign up. battery at 12:08 p.m. Sunday offers the program to in- section and on the Sau- Joel Sanchez, of 2 Stephen PEABODY on North Shore Road. St., was arrested on warrant form community members gus Police Department’s Bridget Turcotte can be charges of larceny by false Arrest about a wide range of po- Facebook page. Complet- reached at bturcotte@item- pretense, Class A drug posses- Complaints lice-related topics, includ- ed applications should be live.com. Follow her on Brian S. Hernandez, 23, of sion and breaking and entering A report of a disturbance ing firearms awareness, mailed, dropped off at the Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. 50 Warren St., Apt. 107V, was nighttime for a felony at 10:58 at 1:08 a.m. Friday on Tudor arrested and charged with tres- p.m. Sunday. Street; at 9:12 p.m. Friday on passing at 12:07 a.m. Monday. Airport shooting suspect pleads not guilty Ian Wilkie, 28, of 384 East- Ward Street; at 11:39 p.m. Fri- ern Ave., was arrested and Accidents day at Roseland Properties on By Curt Anderson charged with home invasion at Parkside Place; at 2:55 a.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:38 p.m. Monday. A report of a motor vehicle Saturday on Kimball Avenue; accident at 7:15 a.m. Monday at 3:15 a.m. Saturday on Re- FORT LAUDERDALE, Accidents at 7 Forest St. and 2 Dudley St. vere Beach Parkway; at 4:46 Fla. — One by one, a judge a.m. Saturday on Centennial detailed the 22 charges A report of a motor vehicle Complaints Avenue; at 10:43 a.m. Satur- against an Alaskan man accident at 11:13 a.m. Sunday accused of killing five at U-Haul at 282 Lynnway; at day at St. Jean Credit Union on A report of suspicious activity people and wounding six 1:19 p.m. Sunday at 72 Lew- Shirley Avenue; at 1:43 p.m. at 3:29 p.m. Sunday at 9 Taylor others in the Florida air- is St.; at 2:42 p.m. Sunday at Saturday on Yeamans Street; St. A caller reported two males at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Had- port shooting spree. Then, 92 Chestnut St.; at 7:04 p.m. Esteban Santiago pleaded Sunday at Mall and N Common knocking on the back door don Street and Winthrop Av- for 15 minutes. Police report- enue; at 6:51 p.m. Saturday not guilty. streets; at 8:37 p.m. Sunday at Santiago, 26, stood in 186 Henry Ave.; at 10:19 p.m. ed they were high school kids on Revere Street; at 8:09 p.m. making a movie for school; at Saturday at Four Points Sher- chains Monday in a red Sunday at 12 Chestnut Ave.; at “max custody inmate” 5:38 a.m. Monday on Ashland 7:48 a.m. Monday at Spring aton on Squire Road; at 10:22 Hill Suites at 43 Newbury St. A p.m. Saturday on Dolphin Ave- jumpsuit as U.S. Magis- Street; at 11:21 a.m. Monday trate Judge Barry Seltzer at Fays and Western avenues. caller reported seeing a suspi- nue; at 11:51 a.m. Sunday at cious person standing outside Dunkin’ Donuts on Bennington took the unusual step of A report of a motor vehicle reading the entire 17-page accident with personal injury of the car with binoculars. Street; at 1:23 p.m. Sunday at A report of a disturbance at Ocean Liquors on Shirley Ave- indictment aloud in court at 9:08 p.m. Sunday at 305 — with repeated empha- Chestnut St. 11:43 p.m. Sunday at 8 Oak- nue; at 10:24 p.m. Sunday on land St.; at 11:53 p.m. Sunday Revere Street. sis on the victims’ names. After each count, Santiago Assaults at Park Place Mobile Home Park A report of shots fired at at 266 Newbury St.; at 2:20 4:03 p.m. Sunday on Sewall said he understood and a.m. Monday at 14 Collins St. Street. was asked if he realized A report of an assault and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS battery at 7:32 p.m. Sunday he could get the death on S Elm Street; at 9:58 p.m. Overdose Theft penalty if convicted. Esteban Santiago is led from the Broward Sunday on Arlington Street. “Yes, I do,” he replied. County jail for an arraignment in federal court A report of an assault at A report of an overdose at A report of bicycle theft at Santiago, an Iraq war Monday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 10:32 a.m. Monday on S Elm 11:44 p.m. Sunday on West- 8:41 a.m. Friday on Pomona veteran who lived in An- view Circle. A 27-year-old man Street. chorage, Alaska, was tak- Street. in a case in checked lug- in Anchorage last year was taken to Beverly Hospital. A report of a larceny/forg- en into custody shortly gage. Authorities say he complaining about hear- ery/fraud at 12:36 p.m. Fri- after investigators say he Breaking and Entering picked up the case, loaded ing voices and supposed day at Revere High School on opened fire in a baggage REVERE the gun in a bathroom and CIA mind control, which A report of a breaking and School Street; at 12:08 a.m. claim area Jan. 6 at Fort came out firing randomly led to Anchorage police entering at 8:59 a.m. Sunday Saturday on Emmet Terrace; at Lauderdale-Hollywood In- Arrests at other travelers. at 37 Waterhill St.; at 2:16 5:48 p.m. Saturday at Stop & ternational Airport. temporarily seizing his p.m. Sunday at 36-38 Baker Edelmira Gavarrete, 40, of Shop on Furlong Drive. He is being held without Santiago was arrested gun and Santiago’s brief bail on charges of causing after firing 15 shots. The stay in a mental hospital. death or bodily harm at FBI says he told agents he Records at the Alaska Psy- an international airport, did the shooting because of chiatric Institute show San- causing death during some form of government tiago was given anti-anx- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 a crime of violence and mind control, later saying iety medications but no using a firearm during he was inspired by videos prescriptions for drugs that Hotline a crime of violence. His and chatrooms linked to would treat serious mental court-appointed attorneys the Islamic State. conditions such as schizo- Spanish menu available declined comment after The indictment con- phrenia. He was released CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Monday’s hearing. tains no terrorism-relat- after a five-day stay with no or text the word tiplynn According to the FBI, ed charges despite those restrictions that might pre- All reports of neighborhood Santiago flew on a one- claims. It’s also not clear vent him from possessing a activity will be investigated. and your tip to way ticket from Alaska why Santiago came to gun, and his weapon was re- to Fort Lauderdale with Fort Lauderdale. turned by police. That same Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) a 9mm Walther handgun The FBI previously said gun was used in the airport and two ammunition clips Santiago visited its office shooting. TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Vets warmed by Breed students Saugus parents

BREED was eager to see what the fi- Leadership Club is great 300 sets of socks, mittens grade school plans From A1 nal count would be. because we get to give and gloves to veterans who Seventh-grader, Jaselle back, and I think that’s live at the facility. SAUGUS middle-schoolers now that “Our speaker, Kevin important. I believe that The visit will include a Dejesus, 13, was happy to From A1 will be walking down the Doherty, talked about his get involved in the project all veterans deserve the two-hour chat session be- street, never mind the time as a volunteer at the and said she was grateful best treatment because tween the teens and the Manager Scott Crabtree. high-schoolers.” Veterans Hospital in Bed- for the chance to help oth- they put their lives in veterans, and end with a The amount that could be Project Manager Kevin ford and that seemed like ers in the community. danger for us. I wish more scenic bus tour of Concord. added to residents’ bills Negro of PMA said a traf- a good fit for us,” said Col- “I am so glad to be able people helped them.” “I am so glad to be help- to fund the investment is fic study is already under- lins, who teaches seventh to do my part and be there On Friday, a group of ing a group of people who still unknown, he said. way. The data will be com- grade science. for others. To think that about 30 students, along need us now,” said Kevin Taxpayers asked ques- piled and presented at a So the students went to people who have helped us with Collins, will board a Martinez, 13. “It’s import- tions and gave their opin- future building committee work and the collections are struggling is sad and I bus, donated by The GE ant to give back to them ions at a meeting intended meeting. began. Collins was excit- am grateful for their ser- Veterans Council, and head because they protected us to gather input from resi- Other residents worried ed about the outpouring of vice to the country.” to the Veterans Affairs without even hesitating. I dents. The feedback will about added traffic at the goodwill and generosity that Classmate Gabby Alva- Medical Center in Bedford think this a good way to help the committee with town’s other school build- the drive was producing and rez, also 13, added, “The and proudly deliver over say thank you.” the design and education- ings that could result from al space for the new school the district-wide master building. plan for schools. Success part of the drill for Lynn English JROTC The new middle-high By 2020, the school sys- school would be construct- tem could be transformed JROTC ed on the same property as to contain one lower ele- the existing high school. A From A1 mentary school for Pre-K new football stadium with through grade 2; one up- They participate in both multi-use fields would re- per elementary for grades regular drill and exhibi- place the current building. 3-5; and a combination tion, a form of drill where The building process be- middle and high school. the performers can add gan when the town sent The new school structure their own personality a letter of interest to the would replace the existing to the routine as long as MSBA at the end of 2013, Pre-K, four elementary they keep military-like which was accepted the schools, middle school and aspects. next month. By last Feb- high school. “The kids here do quite ruary, PMA Consultants Sixteen-year-old Veter- well with that,” he said. was chosen as the own- ans Memorial Elementary But being a part of the er’s project manager and School would become the drill team is about more HMFH Architects Inc. was lower elementary build- than just the competitions, chosen to design the new ing. Modifications would said Oswald. The program building. be made to the Belmon- is just as much, if not Cambridge-based te Middle School and it more, about structure. HMFH is known for its would become the Bel- Students practice every user-centered designs and monte STEAM Academy. morning for more than an use of color in their work. The upper elementary hour. After school, they The company has expe- school would have a spe- are required to attend rience working with the cial focus on science, tech- study hall until 3:30 p.m., state on combination mid- nology, engineering, arts then practice again until dle-high school and stand- and mathematics. 5 or 6 p.m. alone high school projects. Cowles said the Veter- “Each student must HMFH project director ans school would serve have passing grades,” said Lori Cowles described a the same amount of stu- Oswald. “The study hall pod-style layout focused on dents as it currently does. is very important. They keeping students within Traffic implications to the have to be well-rounded one area of the school, rath- other buildings would be in everything.” er than a compartmental addressed as the master “At first it was very frus- design that keeps clusters plan progresses. trating,” Rivera said. “It’s of classrooms teaching one Others raised questions hard to coordinate your subject together. about athletic fields and hands and your feet to The school will vary facilities. An athletic field move the same way. But from three to four floors will be constructed where I kept practicing. It’s very with the high school on the current school sits and strict and it also gives a one side and middle school a track will surround the lot of discipline. It’s a com- on the other. grassy area. pletely different structure “We’re trying to provide Hashem said students from the whole school a 21st century education would see a new fitness — it’s just different and in structures that were center. that’s why I like it. I’ve built in the 1950s and “We’re dealing with a had people tell me ‘why worked for the 1950s,” childhood obesity issue said Saugus High School are you on that team?’ and ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON and we don’t have a place I decided no, this is great.” Principal Michael Hash- to show (students) how to Another misconception From left, Lynn English JROTC members Maryam Ishaq and Lizbeth em. “The infrastructure deal with it with a healthi- about ROTC programs is Plasencia perform an exhibition routine in the school gym during prac- needs to change to match er lifestyle,” Hashem said. that the majority of the tice Saturday. our education plan. Right Crabtree said a solution students enlist in the now you have a kid who to the shortage of athletic military after their high armed forces. “We tell them ‘we’re not “And that’s what we do.” goes to school without fields would be discussed school graduation, he For most events, the here to recruit you, we’re a cafeteria — they have in future public outreach said. In reality, about 80 team raises money here to teach you struc- Bridget Turcotte can be combined space — a caf- sessions. percent of his team mem- through fundraisers and ture, teach you to be a lead- reached at bturcotte@item- egymitorium.” Cowles said building a bers have gone to college by paying dues for travel er, teach you to be a pillar live.com. Follow her on Hashem said the current new school is the cheap- and few have joined the expenses and uniforms. in the community,’” he said. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. science labs are a major est option because it will concern with undersized be completed in one phase spaces and desks that rather than a series of too short to be functional renovations over several and are cemented to the years. Construction time ground. is expected to be the short- Resident Anna Ruggiero est of all options and it will was concerned with the cause the least amount of traffic implications of a disruption to the educa- combined school. tional delivery. “The traffic is already crazy coming out of High- Bridget Turcotte can be land Avenue, never mind reached at bturcotte@item- on Main Street,” Ruggiero live.com. Follow her on said. “We’re going to have Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Swampscott takes on Waters as harbormaster

SWAMPSCOTT He last appeared in From A1 court for a pretrial hear- ing. His next appearance If appointed, Waters will will be for a motion to be replacing Harbormas- dismiss hearing, which ter Lawrence Bithell, who is scheduled for Feb. 28, is facing criminal charges according to the Essex for his use of an expired County District Attorney’s license plate and has been office. PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN on paid administrative Officials have said that leave since September. Bithell remains on admin- Break dancer Spydey, left, and Kid Glyde compete during the Competitive Breakin’ League’s Mid Bithell was arraigned istrative leave because Atlantic North Regionals in Peabody at Phunk Phenomenon BR Boys Dance Studio on Saturday. in Lynn District Court in waterfront towns are re- October on charges of at- quired by state law to of- Peabody is in a Phunk: In step with a Phenomenon taching or concealing a ficially have a harbormas- registration plate, use of ter in place. an uninsured trailer and DANCE Now he dances with Lil “With dancing it’s such a really fast,” he said. “It’s use of an unregistered Gayla Cawley can be From A1 Phunk, the official junior personal thing,” said Cas- bigger than ever before … trailer. He was also issued reached at gcawley@item- dance team of the Boston tillo, who also founded the I wish there was breaking a citation for misuse of an live.com. Follow her on Sue Clerge and her son, Celtics. Lab D.C. Breakin’ School. school when I was kid.” official number plate. Twitter @GaylaCawley. Kyle Clerge, 14, traveled Victor “Kid Glyde” Al- “I think it really gives Castillo said the winners to Peabody from Valley icea, son of legendary them identity and helps of Saturday’s regional Selling a house? Stream, N.Y., for the com- break dancer Glyde, took build character.” competition will go on to petition. home the gold medal for Castillo, who started the national Rock the Box Buying a house? “I saw a break dancing the adult division of the dancing at a young age championship event later Find out what properties place in the neighborhood regional contest. and grew up to make a ca- this year. recently sold in your area. and I wanted to try it out,” “It’s about getting over reer from the art, said he Phunk Phenomenon said Kyle Clerge. self-doubt,” said Alicea. wants to help his students founder Reia Briggs-Con- Check out Clerge said that he pre- “Finding out what you’re take their own aspirations nor said their second the Real Estate page fers break dancing, which able to do and what you’re to a professional level. dance studio in Peabody in Saturday’s paper. was recently added as not able to do. It’s difficult, Castillo said the Bos- opened within the past a category in the Youth but rewarding.” ton-area break dancing year, and she’s looking for Olympic Games, over The CBL was founded scene is huge, although a new students from the im- more traditional sports. in Washington, D.C. by common misconception is mediate area. Winthrop resident Jodi longtime dancer Antonio that people think the style Rice said her son John Castillo in 2014 to provide of dance came to an end Leah Dearborn can be started break dancing five youth in the area with a decades ago. reached at ldearborn@ years ago at the age of 7. creative outlet. “It’s going to blow up itemlive.com. A8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Gavin gets in the SWIM

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Iris Mittenaere of France is crowned the new Miss Universe 2016 by 2015 Miss Universe Pia Wurtzbach in coronation Monday. Miss France crowned Miss Universe in Philippines

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A 24-year-old dental student from France won the Miss Universe crown Monday in a pageant held in the Philippines, saying her triumph will make the beauty contest more popu- lar in Europe and help her efforts to put more under- privileged children in school. Iris Mittenaere from Lille city in northern France buried her face in her hands in shock and joy as the outgoing winner from the Philippines, Pia Wurtz- bach, crowned her and the crowd erupted in cheers at the packed Mall of Asia Arena by Manila Bay. Miss Haiti, Raquel Pelissier, a 25-year-old survivor of the devastating 2010 earthquake that destroyed her hometown, was named first runner-up, while Miss Colombia, 23-year-old industrial designer and photog- rapher Andrea Tovar, was second runner-up. COURTESY PHOTO As he closed the ceremony, the host, American come- dian Steve Harvey, quipped, “I got it right,” referring Comedian Don Gavin was honored by his peers on Dec. 28 and decided to use some of the to his mistaken announcement of Miss Colombia as proceeds from the Laugh Boston event to benefit Nahant S.W.I.M. Inc. (Safer Waters in Mas- the winner in last year’s pageant in Las Vegas. He was sachusetts), a local organization represented by President Vi Patek, who gratefully accepted roundly criticized for the embarrassing error. a donation check from the funny man. “One thing I learned in life, when you make a mis- take, you gotta keep on moving forward man, that’s all,” Harvey said. Review: ‘The Comedian’ a love letter to New York comics In her farewell remarks as outgoing winner, a smiling Wurtzbach thanked Harvey for making her While there are a few good disappointingly underused) and “the most popular Miss Universe.” Harvey, laughing, laughs to be had in “The Comedi- insults the patrons at the small- thanked her for making him the “most famous” Miss an “ — and great cameos by myr- town clubs where he performs. Universe host. iad comics — Taylor Hackford’s After tussling with a heckler at Mittenaere’s victory was the first by a French contes- tant in more than 60 years. film isn’t exactly a comedy. one of his shows, Jackie is sen- “I think France and Europe really need a Miss Uni- It’s a portrait of an aging enter- tenced to jail and community ser- verse” after failing to win the crown for so long, she tainer, unfortunately hampered vice. He’s working at a New York said at a post-pageant news conference when she was City soup kitchen when he meets by the tired trope of a May-De- asked how her countrymen would receive her victory. cember romance and the impli- Harmony (Leslie Mann), who’s cation that men find redemption also clocking community-service in success while women find it in hours. She tells Jackie that she Jasmine Guy heads back to college motherhood. Such outdated ele- watched “Eddie’s Home” as a kid. for BET drama ‘The Quad’ ments detract from an otherwise It was her dad’s favorite show. interesting character study and Jackie eventually asks Harmo- NEW YORK (AP) — Jasmine heartfelt love letter to New York ny out, and she tells him straight Guy is back at make-believe school. City and the camaraderie among away that she won’t have sex For the third time. its comedians. with him (handsome as he may At 54, she has had a varied career Robert De Niro is Jackie be, there’s an obvious 30-year as a dancer, writer and singer as Burke, a once-famous sitcom star age difference between them). He well as actress. But she remains who yearns for respect as a stand- takes her to a comedy club, and best-known for her stint as college up comic. He resents his fans for the friendly outing turns into a student Whitley Gilbert on the associating him with the char- quid pro quo: She agrees to be “Cosby Show” spin-off “A Different acter he used to play on the hit his date for his niece’s wedding if World” (which aired from 1987 to “Eddie’s Home,” and he bristles he’ll accompany her to a birth- Jasmine Guy 1993), and was also enrolled in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS when they call him Eddie. Jackie day dinner with her smarmy, Spike Lee’s college comedy “School Review: ‘The Comedian’ a love let- isn’t always kind to his long-suf- overbearing father, Mac (Harvey Daze.” ter to New York comics. fering manager (Edie Falco, Keitel). Now, decades later, she’s back in academia for “The Quad,” a new BET drama set at Georgia A&M. It pre- At SAG Awards, protest of immigration ban takes spotlight mieres Wednesday at 10 p.m. EST. “That’s the third fictitious HBCU (Historically Black Oscar season is looking more a constant at Hollywood award Colleges and Universities) I’ve been to,” says Guy with and more like one very well- shows. a smile. “And I have no paper to show for it!” dressed protest against President “This story is about unity,” said “The Quad” centers on ambitious, sexy Dr. Eva Donald Trump. Henson, who stars alongside Fletcher, who, having hit a career bump, takes the job In speech after fiery speech at Octavia Spencer and Janelle of president of troubled Georgia A&M, with her daugh- Sunday night’s Screen Actors Guild Monae in “Hidden Figures.” ter, a rebellious entering freshman, in tow. Awards, winners struck a defiant ‘’This story is about what hap- The college is riddled with problems, financial and tone against Trump’s sweeping im- pens when we put our differences otherwise. Worse, Eva — both a woman and a North- migration ban. Their words varied aside and we come together as a erner, not to mention her past scandalous affair with from tender personal reflections to human race. We win. Love wins. a grad student — is hardly greeted with open arms by full-throated battle cries, but they Every time.” members of the faculty and administration. were nearly uniform in channeling It was a surprise win for “Hidden Anika Noni Rose plays Eva in a cast that also in- the nationwide demonstrations Figures.” With the Oscar front-run- cludes Peyton Alex Smith, Jazz Raycole, Ruben sparked by Trump’s halting of ner “La La Land” (which took the Santiago-Hudson, Zoe Renee, Jake Allyn and Guy, immigrants from seven predomi- Producers Guild Awards’ top honor who portrays Ella Grace, dean of the History Depart- nantly Muslim nations. on Saturday) not nominated in the ment and a sturdy Eva ally. The SAG Awards culminated category, most expected a contest “’The Quad’ deals with a newcomer put in charge with the evening’s top honor, best between “Moonlight” or “Manches- who’s an outsider,” says Guy. “It also deals with politics movie ensemble, going to the cast ter by the Sea.” Such a result could in the academic world, and with issues the students of “Hidden Figures,” an uplifting now mean “Hidden Figures” is the face, like sexual assault. drama about African-American strongest challenger to the “La La mathematicians who aided NASA’s Land” dominance, or, perhaps, that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1960s space race, starring Taraji none of the three films will be able P. Henson, Janelle Monae and to muster enough to topple the Mahershala Ali accepts the award SEND US YOUR STUFF Octavia Spencer. Henson con- song-and-dance juggernaut. for outstanding performance by a cluded the show the same way its Yet if Damien Chazelle’s musi- male actor in a supporting role WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, first presenter, Ashton Kutcher, cal is to go on to win best picture, for “Moonlight” at the 23rd an- PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR began it: with the kind of pointed it will be just the second film to do nual Screen Actors Guild Awards politics that have traditionally so without a SAG ensemble nod in at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. been more an aberration than the category’s history. Hall on Sunday. WEATHER LOTTERY

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Unfortunately for the “Tonight, unfortunately, was Swampscott boys hockey team, one of those nights where we just it was Gloucester that earned didn’t have enough guys going,” the win Monday night at Salem Swampscott coach Gino Faia said. State’s Rockett Arena. Louis Oliv- “When we’re not playing together ieri scored two goals for Swamp- as a team, that’s going to happen.” scott but the Big Blue fell to the Gloucester took a 1-0 lead in the rst period when Ed Field shot the puck past Big Blue goalie Dan Johnson with nine minutes and 33 seconds to play. Swampscott’s Mike Johnson found himself in a one-on-one with Fishermen goal- ie Noah Poliskey but his shot was off the mark with 3:43 to play. Andrew Dove found Olivieri open in a two-on-one but the latter’s shot was saved by Poliskey and Gloucester led 1-0 after one. “They came out fast,” Faia said of the Fishermen. “They were ag- gressive and we anticipated that, we just weren’t ready for it.” Liam Lyons found the back of the net with 11 minutes and 48 seconds remaining in the second period to make it 2-0 in Glouces- ter’s favor. Down two goals, Oliv- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ieri carried the Big Blue back into Sean Devin is uncontested as he closes in on Peabody goalie Aaron McDonnell. the game, scoring Swampscott’s rst goal of the night on assists from Mike Johnson and Stevie ITEM FILE PHOTO Santanello. Peabody offense stalls, Louis Olivieri scored two “Louis, that was another one of goals for the Big Blue Monday. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Jets take advantage By Katie Morrison Leonard said. “It’s been a few ners at Connery Rink Monday. ITEM STAFF years.” “They de nitely worked But that’s how things have harder than us today,” Leon- Size, defense boosts LYNN — Peabody boys hock- gone for the Tanners this sea- ey coach Mark Leonard said ard said. “That was a little dis- after his team’s 2-0 loss to son. With 12 games under its appointing. We just seem to be Spartans over Lions Lynn Monday that he couldn’t belt, Peabody has just two throwing pucks away and not remember the last time the wins. moving without the puck.” Meanwhile, Lynn is hitting By Mike Alongi Tanners lost to the Jets. For Peabody, it seemed that FOR THE ITEM “Lynn hasn’t beaten Pea- its stride. The Jets got excel- no matter how much pressure body in a while, I can’t remem- lent defense and a couple of LYNN — The St. Mary’s ber the last time they beat us,” timely goals to top the Tan- JETS, B2 girls basketball team got double-doubles from both starting forwards as the Spartans grinded out a 45-35 win over the Doyle helps Chelmsford Lions at the Tony Conigliaro Gym on Monday night. strengthen “We certainly weren’t at our best tonight,” said St. Mary’s coach Jeff Ne- Wheelock whall. “But at this point, to not be at our best and basketball still be able to win is cer- tainly a good thing.” By Joshua Kummins Senior forward Temi FOR THE ITEM Falayi had 20 points Early in Emily Doyle’s career, the and 13 rebounds to pace Wheelock College women’s basket- the team, and junior ball program was not in the best of forward Olivia Nazaire shape. had 10 points and 10 re- The St. Mary’s product who hails bounds. Freshman guard from Lynn remembers being one of Gaby Torres added sev- just six players available to play in en points and three re- games at times during her fresh- bounds. man year and nishing that season For Newhall, the goal with just ve players. was to get the ball in to A four-year collegiate career Falayi and Nazaire early moves in the blink of an eye and and often. it’s winding down for the senior “That’s generally guard, but so much has changed, where we want to go and for the better, in that time. with it,” Newhall said. “I was lucky to be in a freshman “I felt like we probably class that was able to come in and could’ve done that a lit- build up the program,” Doyle said. ITEM FILE PHOTO PHOTO | MIKE BROGLIO tle more in the rst half, “It’s amazing that me and two oth- Olivia Nazaire logged eight but we were a little loose er girls (Jaime Grzych and Michelle Lynn native and St. Mary’s product Emily Doyle rst-quarter points to keep St. has helped the Wheelock girls basketball team Mary’s in the game early Monday. ST. MARY’S, B2 DOYLE, B2 grow into a playoff contender. Tech football New England has wraps up season soft spot for Ryan

BOSTON (AP) — The tor Chris Cameron, who at banquet enemies list is long in New was in the athletic depart- England, and it grows ment when Ryan led the By Steve Krause Tech got off to a strong with each tweet that dares Eagles to a No. 2 ranking ITEM SPORTS EDITOR start to the season with a to doubt Tom Brady's su- in The Associated Press shutout win over Chelsea, premacy or call coach Bill poll in the middle of the LYNN — The Lynn Tech but struggled thereafter. Belichick a cheater. 2007 season. football team had two run- The Tigers rebounded But there's one opponent "I think there are many ning backs who eclipsed to beat Minuteman and who has escaped the fury people at Boston College the 1,000-yard mark this Greater Lowell back-to- of the Foxborough fans, who are die-hard Patriots season. back, but fell to Brighton, and even has a consider- fans who are somewhat One of them, Keoni Gas- 32-8, in the rst game of able amount of goodwill in torn. But I can't think of kin, was named the team’s the Division 4 North tour- the heart of New England. anyone who will wish any MVP while the other, nament. Losses to Essex In fact, it's hard to nd any ill will on Matt Ryan." Steffan Gravely, was rec- Tech and Manchester-Es- kind of animosity toward Peyton Manning is per- ognized as the offensive sex followed before the Atlanta Falcons quarter- sona non grata in New player of the year at Mon- win over Austin Prep. back Matt Ryan, who built England because he had day night’s banquet at the “I think we got through his reputation — person- the nerve to win a couple Hibernian Hall. those playoff games and ally and professionally — of Super Bowls. His origi- The Tigers were 4-7 this we became a team,” said at Boston College. nal team, the Indianapolis FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS past fall, but nished the coach James Runner. "It's hard to think of Colts, earned the Patriots' season with a 41-26 win In addition to his Matt Ryan, right, in his Eagles days with Bos- anything bad to say about ire for questioning whether over Austin Prep the night ton College head coach Jeff Jagodzinski, has Matt," said former BC before Thanksgiving. TECH, B2 some goodwill in the hearts of Patriots fans. sports information direc- RYAN, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 Lynn Jets take advantage of Big Blue on wrong frustrated Peabody offense end of tight matchup JETS SWAMPSCOTT Sal Constanzo slipped the puck From B1 From B1 past Dan Johnson into the top right-hand corner of the net to pad it put on the Jets defense, it his nice snipes,” Faia said. “He got Gloucester’s lead at 4-2. Costanzo’s couldn’t break through. A big a pass from the point and had a goal was scored with 5:40 remaining. part of that was the play of nice shot. Our first line was going Olivieri found the net to make Lynn goalie Jack Stafford, who hard and playing well all night.” it a one-goal deficit, once again, turned in another strong per- With the deficit down to 2-1, formance between the pipes. Swampscott looked to be back at 4-3 with 2:30 to play. “If he sees it, he usually makes in the game. Gloucester’s Field The Fishermen added an emp- the save,” Lynn coach Joe Con- answered by netting his second ty-netter in the final minute of lon said of his goalie. “(Peabody) goal of the night with 3:16 left in the game and walked away with ran some puck races and they the period to give the Fishermen 5-3 win, handing Swampscott its outworked us at times, but a a 3-1 lead at the end of two. second loss of the season. lot of their chances were kind “It was an off night on our Dan Johnson made 18 saves for of from the outside rather than part for sure,” Faia said. “Give the Big Blue. Poliskey made 22 in tight, so Jack usually makes Gloucester credit, the came at us stops for the Fishermen. that save. We’ll take our chanc- hard. They worked hard. Every Swampscott will hope to re- es if the shots are coming from time we closed the gap, they got group before the Big Blue skate the perimeter.” one and put the dagger.” against Revere on Saturday. The Jets offense had its chal- The Big Blue rallied back in “We just have to get back to lenges going up against a strong the third period. With six min- goalie, Peabody’s Aaron McDon- utes and 30 seconds remaining, what we were doing in the begin- nell, but it’s first goal was a Dom Codispoti scored to make ning and come out a little faster,” thing of beauty. it a one-goal deficit at 3-2. Once Faia said. “The last couple games, With the Jets playing again, the Fishermen rose to the we’ve had slow starts. We just short-handed, Lynn’s Mike occasion to put the dagger in the have to get back to getting the Clougherty brought the puck Big Blue’s chances. pucks in and working our speed.” up from his own defensive zone and found defenseman Ryan ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Clark in perfect position in Lynn’s Steve Patrie weaves around Peabody defender the crease to McDonnell’s left. Devin Doucette. Tech football wraps Clougherty fed Clark with the pass, and Clark redirected past Peabody responded with some doesn’t generate offense, and McDonnell to put Lynn on the pressure of its own to close out we didn’t get enough traffic, board with 9:11 left in the first the final two minutes of the pe- enough pucks and bodies in up season at banquet period. riod, but Stafford and the Lynn front of the net.” “When you have a defensem- defense held steady. The lack of offense has been TECH Chance Buono, offensive player an in on a 2-on-1 shorthand, it’s The Tanners had a few chanc- plaguing the Tanners all sea- From B1 of the year; Elvin Gonzalez, spe- not ideal, but they executed it, es in the third, but for the final son. cial teams; Juan Vasquez, “Sick it was a really nice pass and fin- seven minutes of the game, “We just can’t score, it’s been running, Gaskin, who is one of Dawg”; and Akeem Blake and ish,” Conlon said. “It got us off Lynn held Peabody to just one the same all year, we’re in the five captains for next season, Avi Fanini, unsung heros. on the right foot, that was a big shot, which came with under game but we just can’t score,” played safety on defense. The final three awards of the Other award winners for the Ti- goal.” two minutes left and Peabody Leonard said. evening, selected by the coaches gers were Mike Brown, defensive The Jets struck again in the using an extra attacker. The Jets (8-2-2) will look for (the other three are voted on by second period with 4:24 to play “You’re not going to win many their third straight win as they player of the year; James James, the players) were: Elder Valiente, as a long possession ended games like that, when you’re host Hamilton-Wenham Satur- special teams player of the year; scout team player of the year; Da- with Jonathan Kosmas finding down 2-0 and you get just one day. Peabody (2-8-2) hopes to Adonias Ramirez, “Sick Dawg”; the back of the net, with Bri- shot in the last seven minutes,” turn things around against a and Emerson Ramirez and Kevin vid Barrios, scholar athlete; and an Clougherty and Sean Devin Leonard said. “They’re not mov- strong Saugus squad Wednes- Aguilar, unsung heroes. Brandon Lewis, coaches award. earning the assists. ing without the puck and that day at Kasabuski Rink. Junior varsity awards went to Captains for next season are Brandon Tuoy, MVP; Robert Wal- Gaskin, Juan Vasquez, Marcus lace, defensive player of the year; Taylor, Aguilar and Barrios. Guity leads the way for English Size and defense boosts Calnan added 10 points and Peabody 64, Essex Tech 49 SCHOOL ROUNDUP eight rebounds. Coach Macken- The Tanners clinched a spot zie Charles credited his defense in the tournament with their St. Mary’s over Lions By Katie Morrison with a great overall team effort 10th win. Moisse Irizarry was ITEM STAFF as the Bulldogs improved to 5-7. the high-scorer with 17 points, ST. MARY’S ball deep in the zone on seem- The Lynn English girls bas- Saugus 52, Somerville 26 adding seven rebounds. Jake Ir- From B1 ingly every possession, and ketball team’s offense was hot The Sachems (11-4) rolled vine and Chris Canela added 13 she ended up hitting nine free Monday night, as the Bulldogs past Somerville on the road points apiece. with the ball. But once we got throws in the second half alone. put up 70 points in a 70-52 vic- as Alessia Salzillo put up 13 “This is a goal for the program, things going in the second half, Add to that the work of Nazaire tory over Medford at home. points. Krissy Italiano scored so we’re excited,” Peabody coach things went well for us.” on the boards and some timely Ely Guity led the way for En- 10 points and Olivia Valente Thad Broughton said. “I hope For Chelmsford, junior guard shotmaking from Torres and se- glish with 20 points, eight as- chipped in with eight. we continue to play good bas- Raianna Edwards-Thomas led nior guard Mia Nowicki, and St. sists and three steals. Rachel BOYS BASKETBALL ketball.” the way with 20 points. Mary’s was once again able to ex- The Spartans got off to a slow tend its lead. By the end of the start, making bad passes and third quarter, the Spartans were giving up some turnovers, but up by eight, 33-25. they were able to stay in the The Lions made a bit of a run early Lynn’s Doyle helps Wheelock game thanks in large part to in the fourth quarter, but in the end the work of Nazaire, who scored the size of the Spartans was just too eight of the Spartans’ 11 points in the first quarter. The Spar- much to handle. St. Mary’s was able basketball turn things around tans’ defense also played a big to come down with rebounds when role, keeping Chelmsford from it mattered, and they continued DOYLE season as an assistant coach. College women’s hockey team getting easy looks and holding to get to the free throw line. In the end, the Spartans were able to walk From B1 Her previous role smoothed extended its unbeaten streak them to just six points. out what can often be a diffi- to 14 games last Wednesday “Our defense has come a long away with a 10-point win. Woods) that came in together cult transition and gave Doyle after Lynn’s Katie Burt made way this year,” said Newhall. The Spartans stand at 10-5 and have been able to make it this and the rest of her teammates 23 saves in a 4-1 win over “And that allows us to stay in the need just one more win to quali- far in a program that people confidence in what they could Merrimack. Burt enters Tues- game on certain nights when our fy for the state tournament. They didn’t necessarily think was go- accomplish. day’s Women’s Beanpot opener offense isn’t clicking.” have a chance to earn that win on ing to evolve.” “She’s more of a defensive against archrival Boston Uni- The Lions started to close down Friday night, in a big Catholic Cen- Contrary to what others may player for us and is an incred- versity with 3-1-0 all-time re- more on defense in the second tral League home game against have believed, the Boston-based ible catalyst in that way,” said cord in the tournament after quarter and were able to cut Cardinal Spellman at home. program did evolve. The Wild- Atkinson of Doyle. “She brings shutouts in wins over Harvard into the lead. Edwards-Thomas “Obviously we always talk cats went 6-20 during Doyle’s a lot of energy to the floor and and Northeastern last year. caught fire on both ends of the about how every game is just as freshman season of 2013-14, raises the level of our practic- • Lynn’s Marcos Echevarria floor, getting to the free throw important as the next, but we but raised their win total to 11 es with her intensity and fo- became the 28th player in Nich- line several times and making also talk about how you play all the following year and 18 last cus. She’s just a great person ols College men’s basketball a few key steals. By halftime, year long for a game like Friday season. and really a role model for stu- history to reach the 1,000-point Chelmsford had cut it to a one- night. We have a chance to get into the tournament, it’s a home With first-year head coach dent-athletes on campus.” mark for his career as he hit a point game, 18-17 St. Marys. game against a conference oppo- Rita Atkinson now at the helm, Doyle tied her season-high three-pointer with 47 seconds The second half is where the nent and we still have a shot at Doyle and the Wildcats are still with eight points on Saturday, left in the first half of the Bi- Spartans really started to use their size inside to their advan- first place in our league. So we competing. They have a 9-9 shooting 3-of-7 as the Wildcats son’s 104-85 win over Gordon tage. Falayi was able to get the have plenty to get excited for.” overall record, but stand 7-5 were 71-42 winners at Bay on Saturday. Echevarria scored in the New England Collegiate Path. Two days earlier, she hit a 14 of his eventual 22 points in Conference (NECC) with just three-pointer in the first quar- the second half and recorded seven games to play. ter of an eventual 58-57 loss at eight assists, seven rebounds, “It’s been a good season so Becker. FCBL creates new and four steals. far. I think we’ve adapted well “Not being in a starting role • Saugus native Mike Vecchi- to our new coaching and have has never really affected me,” one scored a goal and two as- been able to hang around the Doyle said. “When I go in the sists in the fifth-ranked Union extra-inning format third or fourth spot in our con- game, I just do as much as I College hockey team’s 6-2 win ference,” Doyle said. “I hope we can and really focus on the de- at Clarkson on Friday. The Last August, the North Shore ber of innings that each pitcher can build our way up as the sea- fensive end. I know that, no Navigators played a 21-inning would have to throw. The ‘Derby’ son ends and make some noise matter how many minutes I’m goal was the 157th point of the game against the Bristol Blues. will help alleviate the number of in the playoffs.” playing or if I’m starting or not, Malden Catholic alum’s career, The game had to be suspended innings our pitchers will have to Doyle believes one of the big- if I work as hard as I can I’m moving him into a tie with cur- after 17 innings due to curfew throw while reducing the pres- gest changes in the program contributing in some way.” rent Montreal Canadien Daniel restrictions, and resumed more sure placed on our coaches in us- over her career is the fact Whee- No matter what individu- Carr for first on Union’s all- than a week later before the ing pitchers on short rest.” lock is no longer an “easy” game al statistics or the scoreboard time Division 1 scoring chart. Navs finally broke through and The change comes ater a season on the schedule for opponents. read, Atkinson can always • Danvers’ Vinny Clifford shot came away with a 5-4 win. in which the Futures League saw “It shows a lot for Wheelock count on Doyle to pick up the 5-of-8 from distance and scored Thanks to a new format for ex- a historic number of extra-inning to be able to make noise,” Doyle team. And she never has to ask. a career-high 18 points off the tra-inning games in the Futures games. There were 26 extra-inning said. “We’re not going to be the “She’s just constantly moving, bench in the Endicott College Collegiate Baseball League, games last season, including 15 team that people are going to constantly active,” Atkinson men’s basketball team’s 100-59 21-inning games will be a thing that went longer than 10 innings. come in and just walk all over. said. “Emily is one player you win Wednesday night at Cur- of the past. FCBL Commission- Hall acknowledged the curfew We’re going to compete. I think don’t have to tell to pick it up. ry. Lynn’s Stephen Basden was er Chris Hall announced that also played a part in the decision. we’ve made a name for Whee- She’s always going full tilt. … If a perfect 3-for-3 from the field the league will be the first in the “Another key factor in mak- lock, and I think it’s amazing.” you had 12 kids like her on the and grabbed six rebounds in country to adopt a home run der- that contest for the Gulls, who ing the change to a derby-style Doyle has been a key player team, you’d stay coaching forev- by format to decide extra-inning tie-breaker is to ensure our are 15-4 overall and winners of since she set foot on campus, er. You can’t say enough about games. The new rule will be in ef- games end at an appropriate as she started in nine of her the kid. She’s just a great, great three straight. fect during regular-season games time of night,” Hall said. “Elim- 15 games as a freshman. This teammate.” • Lynn’s Monta Connolly that are tied after 10 innings. inating the possibility of mar- season, she has played in all 18 With this her senior year, scored 14 points and added five “We wanted to make sure that athon games will ensure our games, starting the first five, Doyle is hoping to go “full tilt” rebounds, three assists, and one we could come up with a way to players can travel home at a safe and is averaging 3.5 points per deep into NECC postseason steal in the Framingham State protect our pitchers,” Hall said. time while providing our fans game. play. University women’s basket- “Each year, our teams struggle with an exciting finish that will Atkinson is not new to the Names and notes ball team’s 95-59 win at Salem to find pitching that can last the entice more fans to stay until the program after spending last • The sixth-ranked Boston State on Saturday. whole summer due to the num- end of the game.” TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE Cardinals punished TUESDAY St. John’s (D) vs. St. John’s (S) (at Boys Basketball Lewis Ctr, 4:30) St. Mary’s vs. Arl. Cath. (at Lewis Ctr, Beverly at Revere (7) for hacking Astros 4:30) Classical at Peabody (7) Danvers at English (7) WEDNESDAY NEW YORK (AP) — The expense and distraction of Gloucester at Marblehead (7) Boys Basketball St. Louis Cardinals were both a lengthy government Pentucket at Lynnfield (6:30) Classical at Swampscott (7) stripped of their top two investigation and an MLB Saugus at Salem (7) Fenwick at Gloucester (7) picks in this year's am- investigation." Spellman at Fenwick (6:30) Boys Hockey ateur draft Monday and Cardinals chairman Bill St. John’s at Cath. Memorial (7) Danvers at Beverly (7:20) ordered to give them to DeWitt Jr. said in a state- Winthrop at Swampscott (7) Fenwick at Lowell Cath. (TBA) Houston along with $2 ment the "findings are ful- Girls Basketball Ham-Wenham at Lynn (5) million as compensation ly consistent with our own Marblehead at GLoucester (7) Marblehead at Winthrop (6:10) for hacking the Astros' investigation's conclusion English at Danvers (7) Newburyport at Lynnfield (8:15) email system and scout- that this activity was isolat- Fenwick at Spellman (6:30) Peabody at Saugus (6) ing database, the final and ed to a single individual." Lynnfield at Pentucket (6:30) Revere at Gloucester (6:30) unprecedented step in an "This has been a long Revere at Beverly (7) St. John’s at Austin Prep (7:50) unusual case of cyber- and challenging process Salem at Saugus (7) St. Mary’s at Arl. Cath. (8) crime involving two Major for all of us, especially Swampscott at Winthrop (7) those within our baseball Girls Basketball League Baseball teams. Peabody at Classical (7) Baseball Commissioner operations department," Whittier at Lynnfield (5:30) Gymnastics Rob Manfred also banned St. Louis general man- Lynnfield at Beverly (7) Girls Hockey former St. Louis executive ager John Mozeliak said. Masconomet at Beverly (6) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s ( 7) Christopher Correa for "We have learned a great Skiing Fenwick at Medford (7) life as he ruled the Car- deal along the way and Marblehead at Peabody (4) Masco/Andover at St. John’s (3) dinals must give the 56th we have taken additional Swampscott vs. Manchester (3:30) Swimming and 75th draft choices in steps to ensure that some- Swimming NEC Meet (at SSU, 5) June to Houston. They thing like this doesn't ever Catholic Conf. Meet (at Holy Cross, Wrestling must pay the Astros the happen again." 5:15) Beverly at Gloucester (5) money within 30 days. Houston said "this un- NEC Meet (at SSU, 5) Peabody at Danvers (5:30) Correa, the Cardinals' precedented award by the Track Salem at Saugus (6:30) director of baseball devel- commissioner's office sends Spellman vs. Fenwick (4:30) Westford Acad. at St. John’s (6) opment until July 2015, a clear message of the se- pleaded guilty in feder- verity of these actions." Correa was employed SPORTS BRIEFS al court last year to five PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS counts of unauthorized by the Cardinals from 6 at Angelica’s Restaurant access of a protected com- 2009-15. When he was Lynn Tech Hall of Celtics guard Isaiah Thomas, left, tries to drive sentenced last July by in Middleton. Fame nominations past Detroit Pistons forward Jon Leuer. puter. He was sentenced to U.S. District Judge Lynn 46 months in prison and N. Hughes, Correa said he The Lynn Tech Alumni Tech freshmen ordered to pay the Astros was "overwhelmed with Association is accepting Thomas puts up 41 $279,039 in restitution. remorse and regret for my nominations for the Hall of basketball wins "Although Mr. Correa's actions" that cost him his conduct was not autho- Fame. They may be submit- The Tigers won a tight, career and his home. rized by the Cardinals, as a ted to Bart Conlon 133 Com- back-and-forth game against in win over Detroit "I violated my values monwealth Road, Lynn, Minuteman Saturday, as matter of MLB policy I am and it was wrong. I be- 01904. The deadline for sub- Tech won 46-44 to improve BOSTON (AP) — Isaiah Jackson drove for a layup, holding the Cardinals re- haved shamefully," he said mitting an application is to 7-3. Carlos Mateo hit the Thomas scored 24 of his 41 but missed and Jonas sponsible for his conduct," then. "The whole episode Feb. 25. game-winning shots, two points in the fourth quar- Jerebko pulled down the Manfred wrote. "A club suf- represents the worst thing For more information con- free throws, with eight sec- ter and the Boston Celtics rebound for Boston, then fers material harm when I've done in my life by far." tact Conlon at bartleycon- onds to play. The Tigers next held off the Detroit Pis- held on tight. The Pistons an employee of another Astros general manager [email protected]. The play tonight against North- tons 113-109 on Monday ended up fouling Thomas, club illegally accesses its Jeff Luhnow told reporters banquet will be held on May east at Tech at 4 p.m. night to extend their win- who hit both free throws confidential and propriety in June 2014 the team had ning streak to four games. and added two more with information, particularly been the victim of hackers Jae Crowder added 21 7.5 seconds remaining. intrusions of the nature who accessed servers and TV/RADIO points and Al Horford Boston led 54-46 at half- and scope present here. published online months of scored 13 for Boston, which time and 79-70 after the In addition, as a result of internal trade talks. Astros TV Texas A&M, ESPNU, 9 p.m.; had to rally after Detroit third quarter, which was Mr. Correa's conduct, the general counsel Giles Kib- College basketball West Virginia at Iowa State, surged midway through full of missed shots and Astros suffered substan- be said Correa accessed Creighton at Butler, FS1, 7 ESPN2, 9 p.m.; Wisconsin at the fourth quarter and the big bounces off the rim. tial negative publicity and the Astros' system about p.m.; George Washington at Illinois, Big Ten Network, 9 teams traded the lead. The Pistons came out had to endure the time, 60 times over two years. URI, CBSSN, 7 p.m.; Iowa at p.m.; Wyoming at San Diego Andre Drummond had strong in the fourth, cap- Rutgers, Big Ten Network, 7 St., CBSSN, 11 p.m. 28 points and pulled down italizing on some sloppy p.m.; Maryland at Ohio NBA 22 rebounds for the Pis- plays by Boston and pull- The festivities begin State, ESPN, 7 p.m.; Pitts- Oklahoma City at San Antonio, tons, who outscored Bos- ing within reach on a 9-2 burgh at North Carolina, NBATV, 8:30 p.m.; Charlotte ton 60-38 in the paint and run. Morris hit a 3-point- ESPN2, 7 p.m.; Wake Forest at Portland, NBATV, 10 p.m. outrebounded the Celtics er, just the second of the at Boston College. ESPNU, 7 51-44. Kentavious Cald- game for Detroit, to pull NHL p.m.; Temple at Tulane, well-Pope added 18 points the Pistons within 88-86 ESPNews, 8 p.m.; Dayton at Boston at Tampa Bay, NESN, for Detroit, which lost its and the Pistons regained Fordham, CBSSN, 9 p.m.; 7:30 p.m. third straight. the lead a few minutes lat- Georgetown at DePaul, FS1, Soccer Thomas extended his er when Boston sent Cald- 9 p.m.; Georgia at Kentucky, Premier League: Chelsea at run of games with at least well-Pope to the line by ESPN, 9 p.m.; Vanderbilt at Liverpool, NBCSN, 3 p.m. 20 points to 32 in a row fouling him on a 3-pointer. and carried Boston down Caldwell-Pope made all the stretch, making nine three to put the Pistons NFL free throws in the fourth up 91-90 — their first lead quarter while going 15 for since going up 27-26 in the Divisional Round NFC 15 from the line. second quarter. Saturday, Jan. 14 Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21 Boston led 109-107 with The lead went back-and- Atlanta 36, Seattle 20 Pro Bowl 31 seconds left and gave forth until Thomas' three- New England 34, Houston 16 Sunday, Jan. 29 the Pistons a chance with a point play with 4:13 left Sunday, Jan. 15 At Orlando, Fla. Green Bay 34, Dallas 31 backcourt violation. Reggie put Boston up 99-98. Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16 AFC 20, NFC 13 Conference Championships Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 22 Sunday, Feb. 5 Texans add Welker AFC At Houston New England 36, Pittsburgh 17 Atlanta vs. New England, 6:30 p.m. (FOX)

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EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE HOUSTON (AP) — The with Romeo Crennel, mov- Atlantic Division Southwest Division Houston Texans have add- ing from defensive coor- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 30 18 .625 — San Antonio 36 11 .766 — ed Wes Welker to their dinator to assistant head Toronto 29 19 .604 1 Houston 35 16 .686 3 coaching staff as an of- coach/defense and Mike New York 21 28 .429 9½ Memphis 28 21 .571 9 Philadelphia 18 29 .383 11½ New Orleans 19 29 .396 17½ fense and special teams Vrabel shifting from line- Brooklyn 9 39 .188 21 Dallas 18 30 .375 18½ assistant. backers coach to defensive Southeast Division Northwest Division Welker wrapped up a coordinator. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 12-year playing career in Coach Bill O'Brien will Atlanta 28 20 .583 — Utah 30 19 .612 — PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington 27 20 .574 ½ Oklahoma City 28 20 .583 1½ 2015. He had 9,924 yards take over offensive coordi- Charlotte 23 25 .479 5 Denver 21 25 .457 7½ Miami 19 30 .388 9½ Portland 21 28 .429 9 receiving and scored 50 nator duties after George Above, Tom Brady speaks to fans gathered Orlando 19 31 .380 10 Minnesota 19 29 .396 10½ touchdowns playing for Godsey and the team part- at Gillette Stadium Monday morning for Central Division Pacific Division five teams, includinged ways after Houston W L Pct GB W L Pct GB a send-off rally. Below, Martellus Bennett, Cleveland 32 15 .681 — Golden State 41 7 .854 — spending six seasons with was eliminated by New right, and Brandon Bolden take a selfie Indiana 25 22 .532 7 L.A. Clippers 30 18 .625 11 the New England Patriots. England in the divisional during opening night for the NFL Super Chicago 24 25 .490 9 Sacramento 19 29 .396 22 Milwaukee 21 26 .447 11 Phoenix 15 32 .319 25½ Houston also made some round of the playoffs this Bowl 51 in Houston. Detroit 21 27 .438 11½ L.A. Lakers 16 34 .320 26 adjustments to its staff season.

Monday’s Games Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. Philadelphia 122, Sacramento 119 Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Miami 104, Brooklyn 96 Wednesday’s Games Boston 113, Detroit 109 Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. Minnesota 111, Orlando 105, OT Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. New England has soft spot for Ryan Dallas 104, Cleveland 97 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Memphis at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. New Orleans at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Toronto, 7 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7:30 p.m. RYAN In the athletic building, Boston College to that No. after living in the Boston New York at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. a case is filled with life- 2 ranking and finished area for more than a de- Sacramento at Houston, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. From B1 Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Memphis at Denver, 9 p.m. sized action shots of Ryan in the top 10 in Heisman cade, but also maintained the team's footballs were and some of the trophies Trophy voting. BC fin- an allegiance to former BC NHL properly inflated in a 2015 he won : Johnny Unitas ished 11-3 and No. 10 in Eagles in the NFL. (BC playoff game. Award, Manning Award, the nation, beating Mich- linebacker Luke Kuechly EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE The Baltimore Ravens Atlantic Coast Conference igan State in the Champs Atlantic Division Central Division played in the Super Bowl GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA and New York Jets were Player of the Year. Sports Bowl. last year for the Carolina Montreal 50 29 14 7 65 150 125 Minnesota 48 32 11 5 69 160 109 also sucked into the two- Around campus in the But when the Falcons Ottawa 47 26 15 6 58 127 123 Chicago 51 30 16 5 65 142 132 Panthers.) Boston 52 25 21 6 56 131 135 Nashville 49 24 17 8 56 138 130 year "Deflategate" scan- run-up to the Super Bowl, took Ryan third overall Toronto 47 23 15 9 55 145 133 St. Louis 49 24 20 5 53 138 152 dal, drawing the wrath of they're telling stories in the 2008 NFL draft, Asked about the mixed Florida 50 21 19 10 52 116 137 Dallas 50 20 20 10 50 135 157 the local fans. And don't loyalties in his former Tampa Bay 50 22 22 6 50 136 146 Winnipeg 52 23 25 4 50 150 161 about the humble but tal- Cameron found himself Buffalo 48 20 19 9 49 118 136 Colorado 46 13 31 2 28 93 156 get the Foxborough Bros ented quarterback who spending hours online stomping grounds, Ryan Detroit 49 20 20 9 49 123 144 Pacific Division started on commission- was also a conscientious responding to comments said in Atlanta last week, Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 50 31 17 2 64 135 116 er Roger Goodell, or on student and friend. on an Atlanta newspaper "None of my friends have Wash. 49 33 10 6 72 160 106 Edmonton 51 28 15 8 64 152 132 ESPN. "He remembers peo- website from fans who mixed loyalties," empha- Columbus 48 32 12 4 68 160 114 Anaheim 51 27 15 9 63 133 129 But Ryan is the rare Pittsburgh 48 30 13 5 65 172 141 Calgary 52 25 24 3 53 134 149 ple's names. He's polite were disappointed with sizing the word "my" and N.Y. Rang. 49 31 17 1 63 167 129 L. Angeles 49 24 21 4 52 123 121 New England opponent to them. There's really no the pick. drawing a laugh from the Phila. 50 25 19 6 56 140 155 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 119 140 who doesn't inspire hatred ego there that I've detect- "I'm not too sure that At- N.Y. Isl. 47 21 17 9 51 136 136 Arizona 48 16 26 6 38 1 0 8 assembled reporters. Carolina 48 21 20 7 49 126 140 152NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for in the area, even as he pre- ed, but there's confidence," lanta knew too much about Count Cameron among N. Jersey 50 20 21 9 49 113 144 overtime loss. pares to face the Patriots Cameron said. "He's just Matt," Cameron said. "I them. Tuesday’s Games Colorado at Anaheim, 10 p.m. in the Super Bowl on Sun- a really nice, caring guy. must have responded to "I am a Patriots fan, and Columbus at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Chicago at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. day. He's just got that 'It' fac- 100 of them. I just took it Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games I'm rooting for the Falcons. Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Boston at Washington, 8 p.m. At Boston College, a tor." so personally. I must have Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Calgary, 10 p.m. Solely because of Matt," Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. guard shack displays a A Philadelphia native typed 'Just wait. Just wait. Buffalo at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games poster of "Matty Ice," the who was under-recruited Just wait' 100 times." he said. "On a very per- Ottawa at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. sonal level, to see someone New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. nickname Ryan picked coming out of high school Despite growing up in Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. up from his Eagles team- as an option quarterback Kentucky — a Bengals fan that good of a person suc- Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Edmonton at Nashville, 8 p.m. ceed at that level would be Minnesota at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. mates for his ability to re- who also played baseball "I guess," he said — Cam- Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. main cool under pressure. and basketball, Ryan led eron became a Patriots fan incredible." B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You can create a safe zone Not everyone will approve of Stay focused on your end goal. Making travel plans or domestic Emotional energy will surface, It’s a good day to stay active. if you distance yourself from the changes you want to make, Do your best to get ahead by alterations that will encourage giving you the drive you need to More action and less talk will users and abusers. Focus on but you have to do what’s best working hard and being re- you to spend more time working make things happen. Choose help you avoid being taken for taking care of your needs for you and proceed without sponsible. You can bring about on personal goals is encouraged. to engage in positive, progres- granted. Don’t limit what you and the needs of those you hesitation. Actions speak loud- change if you are willing to go Added discipline will help you sive action and avoid disputes can do just because someone love. er than words. the distance. bring about positive change. with stubborn individuals. is emotionally toying with you. Do what’s best for yourself. CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Share your thoughts and look Keep your money and pos- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Emotions can be helpful if you Let your creativity help you find for solutions. Sticking to what’s sessions locked up. Don’t be Get out and have some fun. Rely on past acquaintances and speak from the heart and let solutions. Don’t dismiss your realistic and using common tempted to gamble or to pay Try something new or engage experience to help you make your true feelings and inten- feelings. Your intuitive aware- sense will make life easier. for someone else’s mistakes. in activities that will motivate wise choices. Don’t get swept tions be known. It’s hidden ness will guide you in a direc- Self-awareness will lead to Use your intelligence to safe- you to try new things. Make into someone else’s plans matters and secrets that will tion that will encourage hones- enlightenment and encourage guard against someone taking a commitment to yourself or when you have good ideas that get in your way. ty from yourself and others. creativity. advantage of you. someone you love. should be implemented.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Deserted sister doubly angry after brother abandons wife Christmas competition answers 3 to 6 DEAR ABBY: When my DEAR CARPOOLING: 3. How would you bid the diamond king) to defeat the children were small, my Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van You have been a good North-South hands with contract. husband left me. He mar- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, friend to Kathy, but her South the dealer and East- 6. Look at the East hand. ried the other woman the and was founded by her mother, daughter is her responsi- West passing throughout? North opens one no-trump, day after our divorce was I firmly believe that North and South raises to three no- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at bility, not yours. You are final. It was the worst should respond two no-trump DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los trump. a. What should East thing that has ever hap- making Kathy’s problem to show a balanced hand with lead? Probably the heart pened to me, and I suf- Angeles, CA 90069. your problem, and that IS 8 or more points. Then, over seven. b. What should he fered greatly in the years wrong. Now turn over, go three spades, North’s four- lead if West doubles three no- that followed. in-law isn’t wrong; it is “Kathy’s” work schedule. back to sleep and let her club control-bid promises trump? Definitely the heart normal under the circum- Because my daughter Recently my brother did solve it. spade support, the club ace seven. c. West opens two the same thing to his wife stances. Not knowing how “Chris” turned 16, she will and a good hand. Blackwood spades, a weak two-bid. After of many years. I find my- close your relationship is be driving to school once does the rest. But I accepted DEAR ABBY: I’ve often North passes, what should self feeling very angry and with your brother, I can’t the weather improves. I any sensible sequences for East bid? Four no-trump wondered what happens hurt that he would do this. decide for you whether told Kathy we have to dis- questions 2 and 3. would be my choice! But al- He said it was wrong blood is thicker than wa- cuss the carpool situation. to people with an immedi- 4. If West were the dealer most anything except pass. when it happened to me, ter. But I can certainly un- By law, Chris will be al- ate problem that you are with both sides vulnerable, The winner will be an- but now he expects me to derstand your distaste at lowed to have only one unable to answer in print what should he open? Five nounced in the Saturday, support his decision to the idea of befriending the non-family member in the in a timely manner. For clubs — sock it to ‘em, baby! March 11, column. 5. Look at the North hand. abandon his wife. He also woman he cheated with. car. She cannot take Kathy’s example, a bride with an expects me to befriend his Whichever you decide to daughter to and from school a. South opens one spade; upcoming wedding, or with the opponents silent, new wife. do, continue to be kind to because Chris will be tak- someone trying to decide how should North plan the I can’t help but identify your ex-SIL. She needs all ing her best friend. with his ex. My heart goes the emotional support she where to spend Thanks- auction? He should invite I feel terrible about it. I game, either (in two-over-one) out to her, and I’m furious can get now that your giving or Christmas. Do am a rule follower and don’t by responding one forcing no- with my brother and his brother is cozily ensconced you write them outside of want to put my daughter in trump and rebidding three new wife. Am I wrong for your column? in his new love nest. an illegal situation. I be- spades, or (in Standard) by feeling this way? Must my lieve I have given Kathy responding two clubs and re- loyalty to my family over- JUST WONDERING DEAR ABBY: I have plenty of time to figure an- bidding a minimum number ride my principles? IN HARRISBURG, PA. been carpooling with an- other way home for her of spades. b. West opens one other mom for about a LOYAL TO A POINT daughter. I’m not sure why DEAR JUST WON- no-trump, and East raises to year. I pick her kids up IN MISSISSIPPI I feel so bad and am losing DERING: Yes. Time-sensi- three no-trump. What should from the bus stop and take sleep over this. Am I wrong? North lead? Diamond three. DEAR LOYAL: That them home. We help each tive questions are often This needs the least from you would identify strong- other out, but I do most of CARPOOLING IN dealt with separately, partner (with luck, only the ly with your former sister- the carpooling because of OHIO apart from my column.

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TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS COMPREHENSIVE SEWER SYSTEM REHABILITATION MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMPREHENSIVE SEWER SYSTEM REHABILITATION SUBSYSTEM 4B SUBSYSTEM 4B MANHOLE REHABILITATION By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain CURED-IN-PLACE PIPE LINING SRF PROJECT NO. CWSRF 4114 mortgage given by Guerline Claude to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, SRF PROJECT NO. CWSRF 4114 TOWN BID NO. 21-16 Inc. acting solely as nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, dated September TOWN BID NO. 19-16 12, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in INVITATION TO BID Book 24816, Page 387 of which mortgage HSBC Bank USA, National Association, INVITATION TO BID as Trustee for Nomura Home Equity Loan, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series Sealed Bids for construction of Manhole Rehabilitation will be received by the 2006-FM1 is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Sealed Bids for construction of Sewer System Rehabilitation Cured-in-Place Pipe Purchasing Department, Town Hall, 298 Central Street, Saugus, MA 01906 until Registration Systems, Inc.(MERS), as nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan to Lining will be received by the Purchasing Department, Town Hall, 298 Central 10:30 AM, February 9, 2017 and at that time and place bids will be publicly HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for Nomura Home Equity Loan, Street, Saugus, MA 01906 until 10:00 AM, February 9, 2017 and at that time and opened and read aloud. Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-FM1 dated August 17, 2012 place bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31748, The work of this Contract includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and Page 379, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of The work of this Contract includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals necessary to perform the rehabilitation of the existing sewer manholes foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 406 Chatham Street, incidentals necessary to perform the rehabilitation of the existing sewer system in in Subsystem 4B in the Town of Saugus, Massachusetts. Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 3:00PM on February 21, Subsystem 4B in the Town of Saugus, Massachusetts. 2017, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and The Contract Start Date will not commence until July 15, 2017. The Contract Time singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: The Contract Time shall be 120 calendar days, excluding final paving, commencing shall expire on November 15, 2017. 10 days following the Effective Date of Agreement. Construction shall begin no The land with the buildings thereon in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts being earlier than April 15, 2017. Final paving shall be completed by June 30, 2018. Contract Documents may be examined and/or obtained at the office of CDM Lot 8-A as shown on "Plan of Land prepared for: Constintine Grigoreas, 406-408 Smith, 75 State Street Suite 701, Boston, MA 02109. Chatham Street", prepared by Reid Land Surveyors, dated January 19, 2001 Contract Documents may be examined and/or obtained at the office of CDM recorded Essex Registry of Deeds as Plan 45 in Plan Book 354 as more Smith, 75 State Street Suite 701, Boston, MA 02109. Contract Documents are available for examination online at http://dodgeprojects particularly bounded and described as follows: .construction.com. Contract Documents are available for examination online at http://dodgeprojects Beginning at a point on the Southwesterly side of Chatham Street, 238.28 feet .construction.com. A deposit of $50 in cash, bank or certified check payable to the Town of Saugus, southeasterly from a stone bound at the corner of Goodridge Street and said Massachusetts will be required for each set of the Contract Documents. A refund Chatham Street, thence running A deposit of $50 in cash, bank or certified check payable to the Town of Saugus, of the deposit will be made for such Documents returned in good condition within South 40 04' 00" East by said Chatham Street, 10.48 to a point, thence turning Massachusetts will be required for each set of the Contract Documents. A refund 30 days after the Bids are received. An additional $50.00 in cash or check, and running; of the deposit will be made for such Documents returned in good condition within payable to the Town of Saugus is required for a set of CDs containing CCTV data South 49 28' 00" West by land now or formerly of Calnan, 100.00 feet to a point, 30 days after the Bids are received. An additional $50.00 in cash or check, used during the design evaluation. thence turning and running; payable to the Town of Saugus is required for a set of CDs containing CCTV data North 40 04' 11" West by land now or formerly of Anderson, 49.96 feet to a point, used during the design evaluation. Bidders may not withdraw their Bids for a period of thirty days, excluding thence turning and running; Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays after the actual date of the opening of the North 49 44' 45" East by land now or formerly of Carter, 22.72 feet to a point, Bidders may not withdraw their Bids for a period of thirty days, excluding Bids. thence turning and running; Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays after the actual date of the opening of the South 40 15' 15" East by lot 8-B as shown on said plan, 13.12 feet to a point, Bids. The Successful Bidder must furnish a 100 percent Performance Bond and a 100 thence turning and running; percent Payment Bond with a surety company acceptable to the Owner. North 51 46' 55" East by said lot 8-B, 12.08 feet to a point, thence turning and The Successful Bidder must furnish a 100 percent Performance Bond and a 100 running; percent Payment Bond with a surety company acceptable to the Owner. Complete instructions for filing Bids are included in the Instructions to Bidders. South 85 50' 25" East by said lot 8-B, along the center of a right of way, 36.63 feet to a point, thence turning and running; Complete instructions for filing Bids are included in the Instructions to Bidders. Wage Rates for this project are subject to both the minimum wage rates of M.G.L. North 49 28' 00" East by said lot 8-B, 38.91 feet to the point of beginning. Chapter 149, Section 26 to 27H, and to the Federal Minimum Wage Rates. It is Wage Rates for this project are subject to both the minimum wage rates of M.G.L. the responsibility of the Contractor, before bid opening, to request, if necessary, Lot 8-A containing 2,597 square feet of land more or less according to said Plan. Chapter 149, Section 26 to 27H, and to the Federal Minimum Wage Rates It is the any additional information on Minimum Wage Rates for those tradespeople who responsibility of the Contractor, before bid opening, to request if necessary, any may be employed for the proposed work under this Contract. Together with and subject to a right of way along the northerly side of said property additional information on Minimum Wage Rates for those tradespeople who may all as shown on said plan. be employed for the proposed work under this Contract. The bidding and award of this Contract will be under the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 30, Section 39M. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern The bidding and award of this Contract will be under the provisions of M.G.L. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24816, Page 385. See also deed recorded in Chapter 30, Section 39M. The work under this Contract is funded by the Town of Saugus through the said Registry of Deeds in Book 26328, Page 105. Massachusetts Clean Water Trust. The work under this Contract is funded by the Town of Saugus through the The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Massachusetts Clean Water Trust. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goals are applicable to the total assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable dollars paid to the construction contract. The goals for this project are a minimum encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goals are applicable to the total of 3.40 percent D/MBE participation and 3.80 percent D/WBE participation and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of dollars paid to the construction contract. The goals for this project are a minimum by certified DBEs. record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. of 3.40 percent D/MBE participation and 3.80 percent D/WBE participation by certified DBEs. This Project requires compliance with the Department of Environmental Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of Protection's (DEP) Diesel Retrofit Program by use of after-engine emission controls $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order This Project requires compliance with the Department of Environmental that are EPA certified, or their equivalent, on all of the off-road (non-registered) to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Protection's (DEP) Diesel Retrofit Program by use of after-engine emission controls diesel vehicles/equipment used at the job site. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon that are EPA certified, or their equivalent, on all of the off-road (non-registered) acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check diesel vehicles/equipment used at the job site. SCOTT CRABTREE in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, TOWN MANAGER Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 SCOTT CRABTREE TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the TOWN MANAGER Item: January 31, 2017 premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS error in this publication. Item: January 31, 2017 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT Other terms to be announced at the sale. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT 16 SM 011785 HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for Nomura Home Equity Loan, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-FM1 Docket No. ES16C0418CA ORDER OF NOTICE Korde & Associates, P.C. NOTICE OF PETITION FOR 900 Chelmsford Street CHANGE OF NAME TO: Suite 3102 Lowell, MA 01851 In the matter of: Aamir Rafael David Elis Perez; Wilfredo Perez (978) 256-1500 Of: Lynn MA, Claude, Guerline, 13-013470, To all persons interested in petition described: and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, January 24, 2017, January 31, 2017, February 7, 2017 A petition has been presented by Arlelne Aisha Subero on behalf of Aamir Rafael 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Item: January 24, 31, February 7, 2017 David requesting that: Aamir Rafael David Ditech Financial LLC fka Green Tree Servicing LLC COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: THE TRIAL COURT Aamir Rafael Subero claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A numbered 182 Eastern Avenue, given by Wilfredo Perez and Elis Perez to Docket No. ES16C0410CA WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME Salem Home Loans, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated October 12, 2004, and ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: Registered with Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Essex Probate and Family Court 02/27/2017 Court as Document Number 446502 noted on Certificate of Title Number 76795, 45 Congress Street Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.L. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint Salem, MA 01970 Date: January 23, 2017 for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. (978)744-1020 Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United In the matter of: Oeum Y Item: January 31, 2017 States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Of: Lynn MA Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on To all persons interested in petition described: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in A petition has been presented by Oeum Y requesting that: this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 6, Oeum Y NAHANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: FISCAL YEAR 2018 benefits of said Act. Oeum Ye SCHOOL DEPARTMENT BUDGET IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on January 20, 2017 WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: The Nahant School Committee will hold a public hearing on the topic of the School Salem Department budget for Fiscal Year 2018. The hearing will be held on February 14, Attest: ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: 2017 at 6:30 pm at Nahant Town Hall. All interested parties shall be given an 02/27/2017 opportunity to be heard. Deborah J. Patterson Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Recorder Date: January 19, 2017 Anthony Pierantozzi Pamela Casey O'Brien Superintendent of Schools (16-010337 OM) Register of Probate Item: January 31, 2017 Item: January 31, 2017 Item: January 31, 2017 TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Rent $350, 500, or 850. estimate and get on our priority client Call 781-632-4086 NOTICE list! Matt Sherman, 781-775-0339, THAN For more information and assistance [email protected] CENTURY 21 HUGHES regarding the reliability of business Catch up with your opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- favorite team ties, employment services and financ- in Item Sports! ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to contact the Better Business Bureau 781-599-1776 Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite 319 Broadway Lynn 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or www.century21hughes.com call 508-652-4800 BUSINESS Small businesses given coaching, network help By Thomas Grillo sional approach includes reside within an econom- ITEM STAFF executive education, webi- ically-distressed urban nars, coaching and access area. SALEM — Access to to capital sources. Training takes place cash is one of the biggest “It’s a mini MBA pro- over many months, know- obstacles for small busi- gram on steroids,” said ing that small business nesses, especially in the Steven Grossman, ICIC owners cannot take a nation’s older cities where CEO and former state week off for study, Gross- more than two-thirds of treasurer. “It’s a proven man said. The program businesses are undercap- winner.” promises to serve as a way italized. Since its inception in for the region’s small busi- That’s one of the reasons PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2005 and with the gener- nesses, including those Michael Porter, a Harvard osity of Staples, Dunkin’ that are minority-, wom- This artist rendering provided by Airbus shows a vehicle in their flying Business School professor, car project, Vahana. launched the Initiative Donuts, Boston Founda- en- and immigrant-owned, for a Competitive Inner tion, National Grid and to learn how to create City (ICIC). The nonprofit other large firms, ICCC good-paying jobs. teaches small businesses has worked with 1,122 About 100 inner-city en- Entrepreneurs race to how to grow with person- companies nationwide. trepreneurs from Massa- alized business coaching, These alumni, including chusetts will be selected networking and access to 200 Massachusetts firms, to attend the session in develop flying car designs investors. have raised $1.4 billion June. Tuition is waived for North Shore business in debt and equity capi- all accepted participants. By Joan Lowy large main rotor, they have They envision tens of thou- owners are encouraged to tal and created more than “The Monday event is ASSOCIATED PRESS multiple small rotors. Each sands of one or two-per- attend “Inner City Capi- 12,000 jobs. Through the a recruitment kick-off rotor is operated by a bat- son flying taxis delivering tal Connections” (ICCC), work of U.S. Rep. Seth and everyone is invited,” WASHINGTON — Even tery-powered electric motor passengers to the rooftops an informational meeting Moulton (D-Mass.) and Grossman said. “If we are before George Jetson en- instead of a conventional of office buildings in city Monday in the Enterprise Salem State University, successful and we get two tranced kids with his aircraft piston engine. centers and other landing Center at Salem State ICCC has added a North dozen companies from cartoon flying car, people It’s no sure bet that fly- pads during rush hours. University. The session Shore recruitment focus. the North Shore, I’d be dreamed of soaring above ing-car dreams will turn “In as little as 10 years, will detail the program’s This national program thrilled.” traffic congestion. Inven- into reality. There are products could be on the successes, benefits, qual- is designed to help small Inner City Capital Con- tors and entrepreneurs many obstacles, includ- market that revolutionize ifications and application businesses build capacity nections will be held in have long tried and failed ing convincing regulators urban travel for millions process. for sustainable growth in the Enterprise Center at to make the dream a reality, that the aircraft are safe, of people,” said Zach Lov- Small business owners revenue, profitability and Salem State University at but that may be changing. figuring out how to handle ering, the leader of Air- who make the two-hour employment. To be eligi- 121 Loring Ave. in Salem Nearly a dozen compa- thousands of new low-fly- bus’ project to develop an meeting may be invited to ble, a business must have on Monday, Feb. 6 from nies around the globe, in- ing aircraft over cities autonomous flying taxi the 40-hour session sched- revenues of $1 million or 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. cluding some with deep without collisions and called the Vahana. The uled to start at the Feder- more and be headquar- Thomas Grillo can be pockets such as European developing batteries that name means the mount or al Reserve Bank of Boston tered in or have at least 40 reached at tgrillo@item- aircraft maker Airbus, are will keep them aloft long vehicle of a Hindu deity. in June. Its multidimen- percent of its employees live.com. competing to be the first enough to be useful. Uber released a 98-page to develop a new kind of But entrepreneurs are report in October making aircraft that will enable moving forward. They see the business case for air commuters to glide above a vast potential market taxis, which the company crowded roadways. A few for “air taxis” and person- sees as the future of on-de- of the aircraft under de- ally owned small aircraft mand transportation. Uber velopment are cars with to transport people from doesn’t have any plans to wings that unfold for flight, the fringes of metropolitan develop a flying car itself, call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 but most aren’t cars at all. areas to city centers as ur- but the online transporta- Typically they take off and ban areas grow more con- tion network is advising to start your land vertically like helicop- gested and people spend several companies that ters. Rather than a single, more time stuck in traffic. have aircraft in the works. daily subscription. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 BUSINESS Lahey Health, Beth Israel Deaconess eye merger BOSTON — The boards of “We are engaged in ongoing Details of the proposed merger to the Lahey Clinic because of teaching and research affiliate directors of Beth Israel Dea- discussions, exploring the op- include formation of a combined the unique opportunity to help of Harvard Medical School and coness Medical Center and La- portunity to combine our two 12-member board and bringing transform a revered physician consistently ranks as a national hey Health, which maintains systems and create the region’s both hospitals’ top leadership group and medical center into a leader among independent hos- a Peabody physician practice, premier integrated healthcare into new roles. vibrant, innovative health care pitals in National Institutes of announced Monday they have delivery system, one that would The combined system encom- system. During the recruitment Health funding. signed a Letter of Intent to ex- offer patients exceptional care passes several goals, stated rep- process, the board and physician Lahey Health provides a full plore creating a combined sys- and unparalleled value, while resentatives for both hospitals, leaders agreed that we would continuum of integrated health tem in communities throughout keeping care in the community including keeping care in the have to grow rapidly and adopt services close to where you live Eastern Massachusetts. whenever possible,” said Kevin community, maintaining and a regional model to provide su- or work, offering nearly 1,400 The LOI specifies that a com- Tabb, MD, CEO of BIDMC. building on the independent perior, community-focused care locally based physicians pro- bined BIDMC and Lahey Health A combined system would strengths of each organization at a reasonable cost,” said How- viding clinical excellence and system will initially adopt a see no change in approach to and building on the strengths ard R. Grant, MD, JD, president an exceptional patient experi- model of shared governance research or medical education, of existing research and medical and CEO of Lahey Health. ence in adult and pediatric pri- that will lead to full integration including medical school affili- education programs. Beth Israel Deaconess Med- mary care and every medical of the two systems. ations. “Just over six years ago, I came ical Center is a patient care, specialty. Hersey goes Glam Lynnfield firm lends

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