TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 Union contracts may gure in closing budget gap
By Gayla Cawley everyone because we can’t put The city has approximately before the city’s budget can be million loan given through state ITEM STAFF a budget down until we know a dozen contracts to negotiate, approved — the scal year ends legislation last year to balance what the contracts are going to including those with teachers, on June 30. its scal year 2018 and FY19 LYNN — All of the city’s union be,” said City Council President police, re, library, and City Hall McGee told The Item last week budgets. Even with borrowing contracts are expired and city of cials think negotiations will Darren Cyr. groups, such as the Department that while it wasn’t appropriate $9.5 million to balance the FY18 have a major impact on efforts Collective bargaining is be- of Public Works and the Inspec- to get into speci cs in terms of budget and $4.5 million for to close Lynn’s projected $5 mil- tween Mayor Thomas M. Mc- tional Services Department. union contract negotiations, it FY19, the city is still projected lion budget gap. Gee, the city’s law department Collective bargaining agree- was important to come to a deal to have a $5 million budget gap “As a citizen and councilor, my and the unions, except for teach- ments could account for a major that was fair for both sides, as for FY20. opinion is that I believe both ers’ contract negotiations, which increase in expenses this year, far as keeping the city’s nan- The largest union in the city is sides have to sit in a room and also involve the school depart- according to city of cials. Ne- cial state in mind. work out a deal that’s fair to ment and its attorney. gotiations have to be completed The city had to exhaust a $14 CONTRACTS, A3 Nahant LOCAL BOY Bettencourt Fire MAKES GOOD spells out Dept. his vision plays it for Peabody By Thomas Grillo S.A.F.E. ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The state of the city is By Bridget Turcotte strong and getting stronger, but there’s ITEM STAFF still room for improvement. A state grant will bring That was the message from four-term Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr., who re safety and preven- greeted a packed crowd at the Frank L. tion programs to Nahant’s Wiggin Auditorium in City Hall Monday oldest and youngest resi- night for his mid-term inaugural speech. dents. “Peabody is a city on the move,” he said. “These programs and “It’s a city that is nationally recognized materials are an essential as a great place to live, raise a family, part of the work we do to or start a business … there is still much keep our community safe,” work ahead of us.” said Fire Chief Michael Perhaps the biggest news of the night Feinberg. was about the future of Veterans Memo- The town is one of 246 rial High School. re departments in the Despite recent improvements, the may- state to be awarded public or said the school will require millions of re education grants this dollars to maintain. Decisions will have to month. Nahant received be made whether the nearly 50-year-old two awards: more than high school should be rehabbed or built $2,800 to fund a Student new, he said. Awareness of Fire Educa- “Our school leadership, Superintendent tion (S.A.F.E.) program for (Cara) Murtagh, our School Committee children and $2,100 to go and I all agree that Peabody needs to in- toward a Senior S.A.F.E. vest in a modern facility which inspires program. our students and their teachers to be the The program teaches stu- very best they can be,” he said. “I will soon dents to recognize re haz- ask the School Committee to begin the ards and teach key safety process of submitting a formal statement behaviors that should be of interest to the Massachusetts School used anytime a child comes Building Authority this spring.” into contact with re. Such a project will take years to com- Since the program’s in- plete, he said, and there are no guaran- ception in 1995, the av- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tees of state funding. erage annual number of The mayor also re ected on the city’s child deaths caused by re Lynn native Brian Currie, left, looks on as Peter Farrelly accepts the past. has fallen by 74 percent in award for best comedy lm for “Green Book” during the 76th Annual Once considered the engine that drove Massachusetts, according Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday in Beverly the region’s economy, Peabody’s growth to a statement from Gov. Hills, Calif. stagnated, the downtown languished as Charlie Baker. little more than a cut-through for speed- “The S.A.F.E. program Born in Lynn, raised in Peabody, ing traf c with vacant storefronts and fre- has been instrumental in quent ooding, he said. educating the next gener- Brian Currie wins a Golden Globe “Flooding, while still a concern, is much ation of re safe children less frequent and much less severe thanks for 24 years,” said Baker. By Thomas Grillo Odds were on “The Favourite,” the out- to the construction of the massive reten- “The program is a great ITEM STAFF rageous period comedy starring Olivia tion basin,” he said. example of state and local Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone, In addition, Centennial Park suffered governments collaborating In a surprise win, a Lynn native won from vacancies, poor signs, and few pros- or “Vice,” with a devil-inspired perfor- with teachers to provide best original screenplay at the Golden pects, and the future of the Northshore re safety to young people.” Globes for “Green Book.” mance by Christian Bale as former Vice Mall was in doubt. The money will also be Brian Hayes Currie, who grew up in President Dick Cheney. Today, the mayor said with the con- used to purchase re pre- the city, shared the honor with co-writers But “Green Book,” which was released struction of Centennial Crossing, a vention education mate- Nick Vallelonga, and Peter Farrelly, who in November and disappeared from the- 40,000-square-foot plaza featuring shops, rials, such as DVDs and also directed the lm. They looked aston- aters after a few weeks, won the hearts restaurants, and services, the renaissance ished when their names were called Sun- NAHANT, A3 day night in Los Angeles. CURRIE, A7 PEABODY, A3 Residents keep INSIDE Sports Marblehead boys watch on Ward 5 basketball falls By Thor Jourgensen people kept their kids in- just short in loss ITEM STAFF doors,” Yoder said. to Winchester. B1 Yoder, her husband, Ron, LYNN — Their monthly and Friends member Jen- KIPP girls meetings sometimes don’t nie Grassa credited former roar in victory over number more than six resi- Ward 5 City Councilor (now Fellowship Academy. B1 dents, but Friends of Ward 5 EDIC/Lynn Executive Di- crime watch members want rector) James M. Cowdell to swell their ranks and put with helping neighbors more eyes on the lookout to launch Friends of Ward 5. Lynn City Coun- make neighborhoods safer. “Meetings were packed. cilor Dianna Friends charter mem- You had 75 people at meet- Chakoutis, left, ber Dolores Yoder said her ings and Jim Cowdell never Ron Yoder and Lynn Common neighbor- missed one,” Grassa said. Dolores Yoder hood is safer today than it Current Ward 5 Council- walk on Lynn was in the mid-1990s when or Dianna Chakoutis said Common, which drug deals, late-night street busy lifestyles, jobs and is part of their ghts and speeding drivers family activities make it crime watch put residents on the defen- tough for residents to at- area. sive. tend crime watch meetings. “You could never get a ITEM PHOTO | good night’s sleep. A lot of WARD 5, A3 OWEN O’ROURKE
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Dolores L. Smithers, 82 James E. Clancy, 66 Mary C. Cunningham 1936-2019 1941-2018 LYNN — Dolores to earn her Bache- LYNN — James Ed- very much. LYNN — Mary C. Cunning- Doctor degree from Suffolk Lorraine (Landry) lor’s Degree in Teach- ward Clancy, age 66, In addition to his ham of Lynn passed away at University. Among her many Smithers, 82, a life- ing. After graduation, of Lynn, died peace- wife, he is survived North Shore Medical Center interests Mary enjoyed travel, long resident of Lynn, she taught second fully on Sunday, Jan. by their children, on Dec. 4 after a brief illness. loved the theater, and above passed away Satur- and rst grades at St. 6, 2019 at Massa- Kevin Clancy and his Born and raised in Lynn, all was passionate about day, Jan. 5, 2019 at Jean-Baptiste School chusetts General wife Jackie of Merri- she was the daughter of the American history. All of these Blueberry Hill Health- in Lynn for more than Hospital. He was the mack, N.H., Michael late Peter J. Cunningham and interests were passed down care in Beverly after 10 years before be- husband of Marjorie Clancy and his wife Mary K. (Jordan) Cunningham, to her two surviving nephews, a sudden decline in coming its rst lay “Margie” (O’Connor) Michelle of Lynn, and and the sister of the late Pe- Brian Callahan of Malden and health due to Alzhei- principal. During her Clancy, with whom he Colleen Brans eld ter J. Cunningham Jr. and the Dr. William J. Callahan of Bos- mer’s disease. Dolores was career at St. Jean-Baptiste she shared 42 years of marriage. and her husband Michael of late Margaret J. Callahan, all ton. She will be greatly missed the beloved and devoted wife also earned Master’s degrees A lifelong resident of Lynn, Lynn; his brother, Edward J. of Lynn. and always remembered with of Edward “Buddy” Smithers of in Education and Education Jim was the son of the late “Chip” Clancy Jr. of Peabody; Mary was a well-known love by her family, friends, for- Lynn, with whom she shared Administration from Salem Edward J. “Nipper” and Claire seven grandchildren, Thomas teacher in the Lynn Public mer colleagues and students. more than 60 years of mar- State. She went on to use her (Luby) Clancy. He was a grad- Clancy, Kylie Clancy, Delaney School System, and taught Service information: Fu- riage and unwavering mutual skills in a variety of roles at St. uate of Sacred Heart Gram- Clancy, Kelly Brans eld, Kee- for more than 30 years at neral services are private. support. Pius V School for several years mar School, Class of 1966, gan Clancy, Kenzie Clancy, and Lynn English High School. Her To share a memory or leave Born in Lynn on Oct. 24, after being forced to close St. St. Mary’s High School, Class Daniel Brans eld; his sisters- students, her friends and her online condolences, please 1936, she was the daugh- Jean-Baptiste in 1992. of 1970, and of American in-law, Mary Sucharewicz and family will always remember visit www.cuffemcginn.com. ter of the late Frederic V. and Dolores’ later career change International College (AIC), her husband James of Lynn, her wit, her dry sense of hu- A Celebration of Life gather- Marcelle (Coulombe) Landry. to becoming a hospice nurse Class of 1974, where he was Arlene O’Connor of Concord, mor, her generosity of spirit, ing will be held this spring. In Dolores was the loving moth- evolved from what a colleague a scholarship athlete in base- N.H.; a brother-in-law, Robert and her voracious appetite for recognition of Mary’s lifelong er of Ron Smithers, Debra called her “zeal and natural ball. O’Connor and his wife Sherry reading and learning. She en- dedication to education, a Brown and her husband, Kip, instincts for ministering to the He had worked more than of Trinity, Fla. He was also the joyed both telling and hearing scholarship fund has been Sue Beatty and her husband, ill and dying.” These qualities 35 years within the Essex son-in-law of the late Thom- a good story and was a keen established in her name for John, all of Lynn, Karen Smith- came from her strong religious County Trial Court System until as and Mary O’Connor and and passionate observer of English High students. Do- ers and her partner, Gina of faith and several formative his retirement as an assis- the brother-in-law of the late politics. nations may be sent c/o Mr. Braintree, and the late John personal and professional tant clerk magistrate of Essex Thomas O’Connor Jr. She attended St. Mary’s Thomas Strangie, principal and Thomas Smithers; the experiences providing care County Superior Court. Service information: His fu- High School, Salem State of Lynn English High, 50 Go- cherished grandmother of Ron to the ill and dying, including Jim was a member of the neral will be held on Friday at College, and earned a Juris odridge St., Lynn, MA 01902. Smithers Jr. of Lynn, Erica Tan- her two sisters. In 1999 after Knights of Columbus Coun- 10 a.m. from the SOLIMINE guay and her husband, Gregg becoming principal at Little cil 70, Lynn, Ancient Order of Funeral Home, 426 Broadway of Pelham, N.H., Tim Smithers Flower School at St. Bene- Hibernians Division 10, Lynn, (Route 129), Lynn, followed of Chapel Hill, N.C., Justin dict’s Parish in Somerville and the Friendly Knights of St. Pat- by a funeral Mass at 11 a.m. Brown of Lee, N.H., Eric Brown within two years of her retire- rick, AIC Alumni Varsity Club, in St. Pius V Church. Relatives Gas workers of Andover, Molly Brown and ment, Dolores felt called to and the Retired State and and friends are respectful- her ancé, Justin of Groveland, help her sister, Laurie in New County Municipal Employees ly invited to attend. Visiting Keri Smithers of El Paso, Tex- Hampshire after she was diag- Association. He was proud of hours Thursday 3-7 p.m. In as, Christine Smithers and her nosed with cancer. This power- his Irish heritage, having been lieu of owers donations in ratify contract ancé, Nick of Danvers, Mi- ful experience, as well as car- recognized as Irishman of the his name may be made to chele Beatty of Marblehead; ing for Laurie’s dying husband Year in 2013, he enjoyed trips St. Mary’s High School, 35 By Katie Lannan relationships with our em- the great-grandmother of Jor- after her death, inevitably led to Ireland and listening to and Tremont St., Lynn, MA 01902. STATE HOUSE ployees, to address connec- dan and Hailey Tanguay and to Dolores’ decision to enroll singing Irish music. He was an Directions and guestbook at NEWS SERVICE tion issues that have been Shane Smithers; the dear sis- in a program to obtain her li- avid Boston sports fan, espe- www.solimine.com. delayed, to implement ter of Al Landry and his wife, censed practical nurse certi - cially of the Patriots and Red BOSTON — Nation- new contract terms, and of Karen of Juniper, Fla., Marcelle cation after which she joined Sox. Most importantly he was al Grid gas workers who course all while continuing Simes and her husband, Jim Hospice Care, Inc. in 2002 a proud grandfather of his sev- have been locked out to serve our customers.” of Lynn, Don Landry of Acton, where she worked until her re- en grandchildren who he loved since June are set to be According to National Maine, and the late Carol Ma- tirement in 2007. Dolores en- back on the job later this Grid, the employees will guire and Laurie Chiappini; joyed spending time with her month after their unions return to work the week of and the aunt of many nieces family, traveling and reading. on Monday rati ed a new Jan. 20 “after an onboard- and nephews. Service information: Do- agreement, and the com- ing process that factors in Described by a colleague as lores’ funeral will be held Shirley A. Kupelnick, 73 pany expects to resume such details and logistics possessing an “irrepressible from the CUFFE-McGINN Fu- 1945-2018 non-emergency gas work as licensing, system ac- gift of passionate commit- neral Home, 157 Maple St., next month. cess and medical testing.” ment to healing, helping and Lynn, on Saturday, Jan. 12 at HOLLYWOOD, Fla. ty, essential kindness The heads of Unit- “We are very proud of teaching,” at the age of 66, 10 a.m., followed at 11 a.m. — Shirley A. (Zach- for all animals, her ed Steelworkers locals our members who stood Dolores became a licensed by a funeral Mass at St. Pius ko) Kupelnick, age love of good food, 12003 and 12012-04 last together over the past six practical hospice nurse after V Church, Lynn. Interment 73, of Hollywood, good living, and un- week applauded the ten- months. National Grid’s raising six children and a 24- will be private. Visiting hours Fla., formerly of Lynn, wavering strength. tative agreement and on decision to lock out 1,250 year career in teaching and will be held on Friday, Jan. 11 passed away on Dec. Besides her hus- Monday announced their of its most experienced em- educational administration. from 4-8 p.m. Contributions 12, 2018. band, she leaves union members had voted ployees last June caused Dolores graduated from St. in Dolores’ memory may be Devoted wife of nephews and nieces to ratify a new, six-year signi cant hardship for Jean Baptiste High School in made to the Alzheimer’s As- Harvey for 47 years, Mark J. Zimirowski, agreement replacing the so many residents, busi- Lynn with the Class of 1953. sociation, 480 Pleasant St., she enjoyed her Pamela Kupelnick, contract that expired on nesses and communities While raising her young family Watertown, MA 02472 or Florida home and time spent Steven, Kupelnick, Ede Kupel- June 24, 2018. through Massachusetts,” of six children, Dolores be- via www.alz.org. To share a with family and friends. nick, Tracy Muise, Sam Kupel- “It’s a good deal for both John Buonopane, presi- came a substitute teacher at memory or leave online con- She was well loved by many nick and Mark Kupelnick, and sides, but it took an awful dent of USW Local 12012, her alma mater, St. Jean-Bap- dolences, please visit www. and will be missed by all who many cousins. lot to get to this place,” and Joe Kirylo, president tiste, where some of the older cuffemcginn.com. knew her. Donations may be made in Marcy Reed, president of of USW Local 12003, said children attended. During that She will forever be remem- her memory to a charity of National Grid in Massa- in a statement. “Our rst time she enrolled in classes at bered for her humor, sensitivi- your choice. chusetts, told reporters. priority is the safety of our North Shore Community Col- “We know these past six communities and we look lege and Salem State College months have been chal- forward to returning to our lenging for all of our em- crucial work of providing ployees and also our cus- the safe natural gas ser- tomers. We have a lot of vice the Commonwealth of Steven R. Agneta, 58 hard work ahead to mend Massachusetts deserves.” George W. Demitropoulos, 85
SAUGUS — Mr. Steven R. may be made to the Boston Baker to le standalone LYNN — George W. Demi- Diego, Calif.; as well as many Agneta, age 58, died on Center for Independent Living tropoulos, age 85, of Lynn, beloved nieces and nephews. Saturday, Jan. 5 at the Mel- at bostoncil.org/donate or to education bill with budget rose-Wake eld Hospital in the Miami Project to Cure Pa- died Monday after a brief He was the brother of the late By Matt Murphy on what to do with that. illness. He was the husband Paulette Langone and Alexan- Melrose. ralysis at www.themiamiproj- Born in Somerville and ect.org/donate. STATE HOUSE I’m sure the Senate will of Anna (Strongylos) Demi- der and Peter Demitropoulos. NEWS SERVICE have theirs as well, and tropoulos, with whom he Service information: His raised in Saugus, he was the Service information: Rel- son of the late Robert and atives and friends are invit- it’s I think our hope that shared 62 years of marriage. funeral will be held on Thurs- BOSTON — Gov. Char- by the time we nish the He had lived in Lynn for the day at 11 a.m. in St. George Virginia Agneta. He attended ed to attend visiting hours lie Baker said Monday discussion and the debate greater part of his life. Greek Orthodox Church, 54 Saugus schools and earned in the BISBEE-PORCELLA he’s “optimistic” that the around the budget that George served in the United S. Common St., Lynn. Burial his associate’s degree at Bun- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Legislature and his ad- that stuff will get resolved States Navy during the Kore- will be in Pine Grove Cem- ker Hill Community College in Ave., Saugus, on Thursday ministration can reach and we can move forward an Con ict. He worked as an etery, Lynn. Relatives and Charlestown. 4-8 p.m. A funeral service IN MEMORIAM a deal to reform public on that,” Baker said. electrical engineer for EG & friends are respectfully in- Steven was the loving broth- will be held in the funeral ALBERT (A.J.) BENEVENTO education funding by the Lawmakers face a July 1 G in Salem until his retire- vited.2012 Visitation ~ JANUARY will 8 ~ be2019 in er of Linda Tosh of North Caro- home on Friday at 10 a.m. summer, despite past at- deadline to complete work ment. An active member of theON church HIS SEVENTH on Thursday ANNIVERSARY from lina and Christopher Agneta of Interment Riverside Cem- tempts falling apart in re- St. George Greek Orthodox 9:30-11 a.m., prior to the Saugus. He was the beloved etery in Saugus. For direc- on the annual budget. A cent years when talks be- standalone education bill Church, he was dedicated to service. In lieu of owers, uncle of Sara Tosh, Sean Ger- tions and condolences www. tween House and Senate his church and his faith. An donations may be made to ry and great-uncle of Jaxon BisbeePorcella.com. would not face a similar Democrats broke down. deadline, but could move in artist, he liked to paint and St. George Greek Orthodox Snider. He is also survived by Baker, in his inaugural his longtime girlfriend, Patricia concert with the budget if enjoyed woodworking. He was Church, 54 S. Common St., address, said he would be Doherty of Saugus. lawmakers decide to do so. also an avid sherman and Lynn, MA 01902. Arrange- ling a proposal later when golfer. His greatest joy ments by the SOLI- Donations in Steven’s name The Foundation Budget he offers his annual budget Reform Commission in came from spending MINE Funeral Home, later this month to update time with his family. Lynn. Directions and 2015 estimated that public the Chapter 70 funding schools in Massachusetts In addition to his wife, guestbook at www.so- formula and implement he is survived by his sis- limine.com.A.J., were underfunded by $1 Another year has come and gone. the reforms recommended ters, Elaine Moody and billion to $2 billion a year. But words can't wipe away my by the Foundation Budget her husband David of Pea- tears. Hugs won't erase my pain. Steven G. DiGuardo, 61 In the years since, the Leg- Review Commission. body and Joanne Tague and But holding you in my heart and all islature and the admin- the memories forever, The governor on Monday istration have invested her husband Benjamin of San they will remain. You are missed beyond words. TEWKSBURY — Mr. Steven one granddaughter, Drea; two said that proposal would new money to help school Love, your wife Wanda and your be led as legislation sep- districts with health care entire family G. DiGuardo, age 61, formerly sisters, Denise Gonzalez of of Saugus, died at the Lahey California and Cindy Burch of arate from the budget, al- costs, but have been un- Hospital and Medical Center Nevada. He is also survived by lowing it to have its own able to reach a broader IN MEMORIAM hearings. agreement to implement ALBERT (A.J.) BENEVENTO IN MEMORIAM in Burlington on Saturday, Jan. many nieces and nephews. 2012 ~ JANUARY 8 ~ 2019 CHARLES R. GALLO, SR. 5. He was the loving husband In lieu of owers, donations “I expect that the House the full range of funding ON HIS SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY 1994 ~ JANUARY 8 ~ 2019 of Vicki (LaFollette) DiGuardo, in his memory may be made will have its thoughts recommendations. ON HIS 25TH ANNIVERSARY with whom he shared 32 years to the American Diabetes As- of marriage. sociation at donations.diabe- Did you know? 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Those we love don't go away. They walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed, and very dear. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by wife Lorraine, children, grandchildren, and great-granddaughter...143 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Boston mayor’s agenda features Nahant Fire Dept. housing, education, fee bills plays it S.A.F.E. NAHANT program and helps forge By Colin A. Young older than 75, and expand Preservation Trust Fund, a former state represen- From A1 a connection between fire STATE HOUSE the number of liquor li- legislation to essentially tative who is often men- departments and a va- NEWS SERVICE censes for the city. make Boston’s tuition-free tioned as a future candi- evacuation route maps, riety of senior support Walsh’s legislative bun- community college pro- date for higher office, said BOSTON — Focusing fire safety and home haz- agencies working in their dle also includes bills that gram available statewide, in a statement. ard checklists, and class- communities. on housing security, in- would require all compa- a bill to further expand the Walsh is proposing a clusion and equity across room visits for students S.A.F.E. provides $1.2 nies with more than 100 Earned Income Tax Credit, statewide replica of Bos- in kindergarten through million through the Exec- his city, as well as eco- employees to report the and a proposal to establish ton’s Tuition-Free Com- nomic opportunity across 12th grade. utive Office of the Public gender and race of certain a statewide Commission munity College (TFCC) A similar program will the state, Boston Mayor Safety and Security to lo- managers to a new public on Tourism and Arts and program, which currently be offered to older adults, Martin Walsh on Monday cal fire departments and state database, and to re- Culture Investment. serves 295 Boston students who are most at risk of dy- announced more than a the senior program pro- quire the state to consider The mayor’s office said attending Bunker Hill, ing in a fire in Massachu- dozen bills he plans to put vides $600,000 in grant an employer’s record of Walsh’s agenda “serves all Roxbury or MassBay com- setts, according to State funds from fees paid by before the state Legisla- violations of health and people of Massachusetts munity colleges. Walsh’s Fire Marshal Peter J. Os- ture this session. tobacco companies to the safety standards, wage through its focus on equity office said the program’s troskey. Fire Standard Compliant Walsh’s “housing securi- laws, civil rights laws and and opportunity, ensuring students have a gradua- The S.A.F.E. and Senior ty and economic mobility” Cigarette Program to en- more before awarding a Boston and Massachu- tion rate of 70 percent. S.A.F.E. programs are sure their products meet package includes legis- The mayor is also pitch- contract. setts’ growth benefits all having a great impact on the fire safety require- lation to allow the city to ing the elimination of a Also among the 14 bills communities in the Com- the fire and life safety of ments to be sold in Mas- make changes to the pro- monwealth.” state cap on welfare ben- Walsh announced are a the most vulnerable pop- sachusetts. gram linking commercial handful with a statewide “Boston and the Com- efits for families who have ulations — children and developments to housing focus, including a bill to monwealth succeed when another child while al- elders, said Ostroskey. Bridget Turcotte can be production, prohibit no- increase the deeds fees everyone has a chance ready receiving public as- The Senior S.A.F.E. pro- reached at bturcotte@item- fault evictions for people that fund the Community to move forward,” Walsh, sistance. gram builds on the success live.com. Follow her on of the original S.A.F.E. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Residents keep watch on Ward 5 Union contracts may figure
WARD 5 Dolores Yoder said in closing Lynn budget gap From A1 Friends of Ward 5 hosted barbecues, got to know po- CONTRACTS has been operating under But she said Ward 5 and lice officers walking beats From A1 its previous three-year the city will be safer if and riding bikes on a first- contract. Martin said the residents extend the same name basis and worked the Lynn Teachers Union, union typically looks for vigilance they apply to closely with good land- with 1,708 members, in- a raise with contract ne- their homes and streets lords to improve neighbor- cluding approximately gotiations, but clarified to their neighborhood and hood safety. 1,265 teachers. There are that was a goal of all city three separate contracts the ward. “The neighborhood came unions. the union has to negotiate “Everyone watches their together and it got better. “Hopefully, we can come with the city and school own street. We want to What really helped us was to something that’s agree- department — teachers get more people involved,” the police got to know the able to both sides and in and speech therapists, Chakoutis said. people on the street,” she the meantime, we’re going paraprofessionals and Friends of Ward 5 takes said. to continue to do what we therapists, according to do,” Martin said. the winter off but the Chakoutis said Friends Sheila O’Neil, president of While Cyr clarified it crime watch’s monthly meetings over the years the Lynn Teachers Union. wasn’t his job to negotiate meetings start again on have typically been well at- The teachers’ two-year contracts, but rather the March 25, 7-8 p.m., at the tended in response to seri- contract expired on Aug. mayor’s responsibility, he Lynn Police Department, ous crimes, including shoot- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE 31 and the union has been said health insurance ne- 300 Washington St., with ings, committed in Ward 5. operating under an ex- gotiations as part of the From left, Lynn City Councilor Dianna Chak- But she said Friends subsequent meetings held pired contract since then, union contracts is “the ma- on the last Monday of each outis, Ron Yoder and Dolores Yoder keep an eye want to redouble group efforts to show residents according to O’Neil. jor thing.” He said the city month. on Lynn Common. “We’re at the table and has to save between $5 Chakoutis urged any- that public safety wor- ries centered on their own we’re negotiating things million and $8 million an- one interested in learn- crime watch frenzy in the later by 12 new crime street more often than not other than money. We hav- nually in health insurance ing more about Friends mid-1990s when federal watches with 16 more mirror concerns held by en’t even gotten to money costs as it looks to improve of Ward 5 to call her at money poured into Lynn formed in 1992 and 1993. residents in other ward at this point,” said O’Neil. its financial crisis. 781-595-4779. She said and other cities to pay for A crime watch formed neighborhoods. “We obviously know the During last year’s bud- monthly meetings feature community policing ini- along beachfront neigh- “Our motto is, ‘If you see financial situation of the get process, Sean Cronin, city officials discussing tiatives connecting police borhoods boasted its own something, talk about it,’” city and we are very mind- senior deputy commis- topics ranging from public officers closely with neigh- newsletter and former Dolores Yoder said. ful of that, but we want to sioner of local services for safety and keeping streets borhood residents. state Attorney General get the best contract for the Department of Reve- clean to playground main- A crime watch formed Scott Harshbarger toured Thor Jourgensen can be our teachers as possible.” nue, partially attributed tenance. around Union Street in West Lynn with crime reached at tjourgensen@ O’Neil said teachers the city’s poor financial Lynn went through a 1990 was followed a year watch members in 1993. itemlive.com. can’t get a raise until a state to debt becoming new contract is approved, too extensive from under- but still earn a “step” in- funding the cost of health Bettencourt spells out his vision for Peabody crease for each additional insurance for its employ- year of experience. ees going back several PEABODY With the new School Su- years. From A1 perintendent Dr. Patrick The council president is Tutwiler, the two sides optimistic about achieving of Centennial Park is com- — the teachers union and a balanced budget, citing plete. school department — are revenue coming into the Ceva Logistics leased trying a new approach city with development and a portion of a new this year with negotia- future pot shops. He also 145,000-square-foot com- tions, interest-based bar- thinks the city won’t be mercial building on Fifth gaining. With that strat- forced into receivership, Street. In addition, con- egy, both sides come to which would be the case if struction of Expeditors’ the table with what each it can’t generate more rev- 140,000-square-foot office views as a problem, such enue and close its budget and warehouse complex as substitutes, and finds a gap this year. is underway on Jubilee way to solve that problem, “We’ve already begun Drive. according to O’Neil. working on it and we’re The Northshore Mall, Sean Martin, president finding money and I be- the city’s largest employer of Lynn Firefighters Local lieve they’re going to be and largest taxpayer, is in- 739, said it benefits every- able to negotiate some- vesting in Peabody to the body to keep the city’s fi- thing in the contracts that tune of $100 million. The nancial condition in mind will help with insurance mall’s newest addition, during negotiations, in issues we’re having,” Cyr the Promenade at North- terms of not putting any said. “Receivership puts shore Mall, boasts new more financial strain on fear into people. I don’t be- restaurants and bars. the city, while at the same lieve that’s the direction Life Time Fitness is time making sure it’s a we’re going in.” scheduled to open a level playing field for ev- 114,000-square-foot erybody. Gayla Cawley can be health entertainment The firefighters’ union reached at gcawley@item- destination near the shut- contract expired on July live.com. Follow her on tered Sears next year. 1 and the department Twitter @GaylaCawley. Tesla, the Califor- nia-based electric car com- LAW OFFICES OF pany, is planning to bring SUBSCRIBE JAMES J. CARRIGAN a dealership at the Sears Automotive Center. • Social Security Disability Among his administra- • Workers Compensation • Accidents tion’s achievements, Bet- 25 years located across tencourt said, is the im- from Lynn District Court provement of the Central 15 Johnson St. Street corridor from Walnut Call 781-596-0100 Street to Wilson Square, JAMES J. CARRIGAN with nearly $10 million in 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN state and federal funds. to set up your home RONALD D. MALLOY The Peabody Dog Park subscripton. www.jamescarriganlaw.com on Perkins Street opened [email protected] in October, offering dogs 2,500 square feet to roam. Last month, he unveiled Selling a house? the Peabody Clean & Sus- Buying a house? tainable Water Infrastruc- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Find out what properties ture project, $36 million in Peabody Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. heads to the podium with his upgrades to the city’s wa- son Brady at the mid-term inaugural of city government in Peabody City recently sold in your area. ter delivery system. Hall Monday. The additional staffing at Check out the city’s five neighborhood the Real Estate page fire stations provides added 101 safest cities in Ameri- cent, the highest value in Bettencourt welcomed in Saturday’s paper. protection for firefighters ca, according to Safehome, the city’s history, he said. Jon Turco as new council and property owners, he an organization that com- The Peabody Veterans president and praised out- said. He praised the city’s piles FBI crime statistics,” Memorial High School going president Edward police officers as some of Bettencourt said. Concert Band and Cho- Charest. the best trained and best He noted for the fourth rale performed during the equipped in the state. consecutive year, average ceremony while the event Thomas Grillo can be “Peabody was recently home values increased, was catered by school’s cu- reached at tgrillo@item- ranked in the top 30 of the this year by nearly 9 per- linary arts program. live.com. A4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 OPINION CHARLES LIEBERMAN HOW TO REACH US
E¦§ ¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Positives now outweigh M £ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J . C ¡ C Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton the negatives for stocks Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤ ¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service The stock market had through 2017, growth os- processed and sold. Ener- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS a dismal fourth quarter, cillated around 2 percent, gy prices are low due to Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 resulting in the biggest which was sufficient to high levels of production, All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 down year for equities drive the unemployment not due to weaker de- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 since 2008. So it is natural rate down from 10 percent mand. That’s why OPEC Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 is conspiring to curtail Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 that all the prognostica- to less than 4 percent. Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 tors of doom would come The decline in unemploy- output. In fact, U.S. gas classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 out of the woodwork to ment provides evidence exports are setting records Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 project an impending re- that growth during that and America is now a net cession. These forecasts period was above trend, energy exporter. Exports Circulation John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, garner headlines and so 2 percent is arguably will be even higher once [email protected] visibility, which may be a bit above a sustainable new facilities come online. Ext. 3 their real motives, since it pace of growth. But what An inverted yield curve Newsroom is supposed to signal re- [email protected] doesn’t appear their objec- if monthly job growth con- [email protected] tive is correctly forecast- tinues at a pace of about cession, but it takes more Ext. 4 ing economic or market 175,000 or more? Growth than two years on average for recession to follow an Sports developments. would continue, albeit a [email protected] When sentiment turns bit more slowly, while cor- inversion — if a recession EDITORIAL this gloomy, if bad news porate profits would ramp follows at all. And the ab- Ext. 5 does not follow, a sharp re- higher. At some point, ris- solute level of interest Retail and Online Advertising bound in stocks prices can ing earnings become im- rates remains low, as are [email protected] rates relative to inflation. come in response to any of possible to ignore. ADVERTISING Loving and littering a sizable number of pos- A second focal point of in- Monetary policy remains Ernie Carpenter Jr. sible positive events. And vestor attention is the U.S. accommodative. Director of Advertising right now, the list of poten- trade conflict with China. Yes, the political scene is and Business Development, ext. 1355 America’s parks tial positive catalysts is Neither wants a trade tiff a mess. Democrats hope to [email protected] long, starting with the big to undermine its econ- tie up Trump with investi- David McBournie gations for the balance of Sales Representative, ext. 1280 As the federal government shutdown drags on, it’s rally on Friday in response omy. President Donald [email protected] his term. An impeachment become painfully apparent that the public can no to a better-than-expected Trump has a legitimate Ralph Mitchell longer run amok virtually unsupervised in the na- monthly jobs report. beef with China’s theft of effort remains a possibil- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 tional parks. A recent television inter- intellectual property and ity. Trump will continue [email protected] What’s the evidence of that? The litter, vandalism view with Jeremy Siegel its glaring bias in favor of tweeting. It is unlikely Patricia Whalen of the University of Penn- its own companies. China Democrats and Repub- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 and trampled ground. The human feces overflowing [email protected] the public toilets and the urine along the roads. sylvania’s Wharton School understands it must play licans will start getting BUSINESS OFFICE Unlike the last lengthy shutdown in 2013, the was telling. The host not- fairer, but will do so only along anytime soon. Such Trump administration this time has opted to keep ed that Siegel tends to to the extent necessary to developments make head- Maria Alvaracin lines, but they are unlike- ext. 1205 the national parks open but largely unstaffed. Pri- be optimistic about the make this issue disappear. [email protected] vate concession operators and nonprofit foundations outlook for stocks, but the Some sort of compromise ly to alter the economy’s trajectory meaningfully. Susan J. Conti have helped with maintenance where they can. Some host also mentioned that remains highly likely, al- Controller, ext. 1288 states, including Arizona and New York, have dipped Siegel had been correct though it will take some Lastly, price earn- [email protected] into their own coffers to keep parks staffed and op- in his optimism over the time to reach an agree- ings multiples are quite Ted Grant low, with more than 100 Publisher, ext. 1234 erating — at least for a while. Many other states, in- past several years and ment. [email protected] cluding California, have not. questioned whether such Other issues have also members of the S&P 500 With tens of thousands of park employees fur- optimism remained appro- been raised by the bear Index trading below 8 Marian Kinney times forecasted 2019 es- ext. 1212 loughed, that means many parks have no workers priate. Contrast that with camp, such as falling oil [email protected] collecting entry fees at the gates, patrolling the the perma-bears, who are prices signaling econom- timates, and the entire benchmark trading below Will Kraft campgrounds or emptying the garbage cans and por- always forecasting doom ic weakness. This infer- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 15 times (and less than table toilets. But the visitors keep coming. and gloom and, like a ence requires ignoring job [email protected] 13 times excluding the The lack of maintenance and oversight is taking a stopped clock, are correct growth, household spend- Mike Shanahan “FAANG” group of stocks). Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 toll. There are reports of illegal camping and off-road once every several years. ing and developments in Fourth-quarter earnings [email protected] driving in sensitive habitat areas. Unsupervised Bearishness may pay off the energy industry, no- reports will start soon and Carolina Trujillo tourists were harassing elephant seals at the Point in the form of more TV tably falling production with expectations declin- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Reyes National Seashore, prompting officials to close interviews, but optimism costs and insufficient in- [email protected] ing, it won’t take much for off part of the beach. pays off in the stock mar- frastructure to transport Jim Wilson stocks to react positively Visitors have posted pictures on social media of ket. increased production of oil Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 to profits that only meet [email protected] overflowing garbage bins. Empty champagne bottles What could go right? The and gas to market. Natu- expectations. It is rare for were left strewn on the ground at Joshua Tree. Yo- CIRCULATION primary issue is the health ral gas is being flared at stocks to decline for two semite officials had to restrict entry to certain areas of the economy. Bears ex- the wellhead or selling for Lisa Mahmoud years running during eco- Manager, ext. 1239 of the park after the accumulation of human urine pect weakness — as they peanuts due to inadequate nomic expansions. [email protected] and feces became a health hazard. always do — but there’s pipeline capacity to bring CLASSIFIED The National Park Service has the authority to turn a big difference between it to market. Charles Lieberman is Abbe Young Smith away visitors for safety, health or environmental pro- slower growth and reces- Oil storage is very high chief investment officer Manager, ext. 1276 tection reasons. That’s what the Sequoia and Kings sion. Even though I expect for the same reason and and founding member at [email protected] Canyon National Parks did Wednesday, when they a sizable slowdown, from there’s a large price gap Advisors Capital Manage- GRAPHICS closed large sections because of concerns that visitors around a 3 percent pace to between oil in Cushing, ment LLC. He may have a Trevor Andreozzi could be endangered on icy roads and hiking trails. about 2 percent, I’m bull- where it is stored, and stake in the areas he writes Designer And the threat isn’t just to the natural wonders ish on stocks. From 2010 Houston, where it can be about. [email protected] and to public safety. The national parks are full of Zachary Cotto cultural and historic resources that could be dam- Designer [email protected] aged or stolen with so little oversight and protection. Mohamed Diop During the 2013 shutdown, the Obama adminis- Designer tration ordered the national park system complete- [email protected] ly closed. That was a controversial decision at the Mark Sutherland time. Visitors who had traveled great distances to Creative Director visit these public treasures were turned away. Local [email protected] businesses that rely on park tourism suffered. Oth- NEWSROOM ers saw the closures as a political tactic by President Mike Alongi Obama to drum up negative publicity for the Repub- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] lican-led shutdown. Bill Brotherton But given the damage currently being inflicted on the Features Editor ext. 1338 nation’s most majestic open spaces, temporarily closing [email protected] some parks might be the best way to protect them. Gayla Cawley Indeed, as one former National Park Service di- Reporter, ext. 1236 rector said, keeping the parks open but unstaffed is [email protected] like leaving the Smithsonian open without employ- Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 ees minding the priceless artifacts. It invites abuse [email protected] and practically guarantees damage to some of the Bella diGrazia nation’s most treasured public lands. Reporter, ext. 1317 Yes, it’s a loss to the tourists who planned their va- [email protected] cations around a visit to Yosemite Valley, or who had Thomas Grillo hoped to hike through the forests of Sequoia National Reporter, ext. 1264 Park. Yes, there will be an economic cost for local com- [email protected] munities. But that is the cost of a government shut- Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 down. The political stalemate in Washington — the fail- LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] ure of President Trump and congressional leaders to Thor Jourgensen reach a budget deal as they haggle over his insistence Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 on a costly border wall — has real-world consequences. [email protected] The nation’s most magnificent public assets Daniel Kane shouldn’t be sacrificed to this political battle. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Thank you, Item Santa [email protected] It’s worth noting that the national park system Steve Krause already struggles with an $11-billion backlog of de- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ferred maintenance and with massive crowds that It’s been over six years When we found the con- ents to my kids. I was so [email protected] stress existing capacity. There are potholed roads, since I have read our lo- tact information, we no- thankful for them. We Owen O’Rourke crumbling trails, aging sewer systems in need of cal Lynn newspaper but ticed I was too late to ask even exchanged Christ- Photographer, ext. 1224 repair to prevent contamination of nearby streams. recently I started reading for any assistance from mas cards through the [email protected] Throwing open the gates to all comers with little con- The Daily Item again. them. Although I missed mail. Through our rough Emma LeBlanc Pérez Copy Editor trol or oversight only exacerbates those problems. While reading the paper, the deadline, I decided time the Item Santa made [email protected] Americans may love their national parks, but they I saw the Item Santa is to write them anyways. me and my family feel like Harold Rivera don’t always treat the parks with the care they de- still helping many fami- I was afraid they would there are people who care, Sports Editor, ext. 1238 serve. The parks should shut down until the federal lies in Lynn. It reminded not want to help me get no matter your situation. [email protected] government reopens. me of the time the Item gifts for my kids because It has been over six years Roberto Scalese Santa helped me many I missed the deadline and and I am still fighting my News Editor, ext. 1211 [email protected] By The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board. years ago. In 2013, while because I was incarcerat- case to get home to my Anne Marie Tobin I was incarcerated await- ed. I knew there is a stig- family. To read The Item Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ing trial, I wanted to find ma about people behind again has brought me [email protected] READERS’ FORUM a way to send Christmas bars and plus my case joy to see pictures of my Bridget Turcotte gifts to my daughters. I was featured in The Daily hometown that I miss oh Reporter, ext. 1269 knew how difficult Christ- Item, so it made me wary. so much. [email protected] We want your letters mas would be for my kids But I was wrong; the Although it has been Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 and their mothers be- Item Santa promptly some years now I would [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions cause I was not home. So wrote me back willing to like to say “thank you” to TECHNOLOGY and comments from readers. Please send yours to I decided to call a family help. They did not pass The Daily Item and Item Tim Noyes the Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, member for information in any judgment on me and Santa. Director ext. 1247 at [email protected] contacting the Item Santa. personally delivered pres- Peter Bin [email protected] TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Ginsburg misses high court arguments for the 1st time
By Mark Sherman After past health scares, ASSOCIATED PRESS Ginsburg has come back to work relatively quickly. In WASHINGTON — Jus- 2009, she was at the court tice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for arguments on Feb. 23, is missing arguments for 18 days after surgery for the first time in more than pancreatic cancer. 25 years as she recuper- Weeks after her fall in ates from cancer surgery November, Ginsburg was last month, the Supreme asking questions at high Court said. court arguments, speak- Ginsburg was not on ing at a naturalization the bench as the court ceremony for new citizens met Monday to hear ar- and being interviewed guments. It was not clear at screenings of the new when she would return to movie about her, "On the the court, which will hear Basis of Sex." more cases Tuesday and Her latest surgery was Wednesday, and again a procedure called a pul- next week. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS monary lobectomy at Me- Court spokeswoman Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged morial Sloan Kettering Kathy Arberg said the from a New York hospital on Dec. 25. Cancer Center in New 85-year-old justice is con- York. The court said in a tinuing to recuperate and Monday that Ginsburg sessions. She also has bro- release issued the day of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS work from home after doc- would participate in de- ken ribs on at least two the surgery that doctors LaPorsha Washington, center, the mother of tors removed two cancer- ciding the argued cases occasions. found "no evidence of any 7-year-old Jazmine Barnes, who was killed in a ous growths from her left "on the basis of the briefs The court said doctors remaining disease" and drive-by-shooting, speaks to the crowd during lung on Dec. 21. and transcripts of oral ar- found the growths on scans taken before the a community rally outside Walmart Saturday Ginsburg was dis- guments." Ginsburg's lung when surgery showed no can- in Houston. charged from a New York Ginsburg had two ear- she was being treated for cerous growths elsewhere hospital on Dec. 25. lier cancer surgeries in fractured ribs she suf- in her body. No addition- Chief Justice John Rob- 1999 and 2009 that did fered in a fall at her office al treatment is currently erts said in the courtroom not cause her to miss court on Nov. 7. planned, the court said. Houston wins praise for handling of girl’s U.S. and China trade talks start drive-by shooting amid cooling economic growth By Juan A. Lozano surveillance video of a red ASSOCIATED PRESS pickup truck he was ap- parently driving. By Joe McDonald representative, Jeffrey HOUSTON — Activists The sheriff said there ASSOCIATED PRESS D. Gerrish, and includes praised Houston area law was, in fact, a red pickup agriculture, energy, com- enforcement for pursuing truck driven by a white BEIJING — Facing a merce, treasury and State a tip that led to the arrest man seen at a stoplight March deadline, talks Department officials. of an African-American just before the shooting, aimed at ending a trade President Donald Trump man in the fatal drive-by but the driver did not war between China and imposed tariff increases of shooting of a 7-year-old appear to have been in- the U.S. are underway, up to 25 percent on $250 black girl, a turn in the volved. Gonzalez said it with the world's two big- billion of Chinese imports case suggesting the attack was dark, the shooting gest economies expressing over complaints Beijing was not a hate crime as happened quickly, and optimism over the poten- steals or pressures compa- asserted by the girl's fam- the red truck was proba- tial for progress but nei- nies to hand over technol- ily and some in the com- bly the last thing seen by ther indicating its stance ogy. President Xi Jinping munity. Jazmine's family. has changed. responded by imposing Harris County Sheriff King acknowledged on Cooling economic growth penalties on $110 billion Ed Gonzalez announced social media his role in in both countries is in- of American goods, slowing Sunday that prosecutors providing the tip. The creasing pressure to reach customs clearance for U.S. had arrested and charged New York-based civil a settlement. companies and suspending 20-year-old Eric Black Jr. rights activist and former As the talks began Mon- issuing licenses in finance with capital murder in the senior justice writer at day at the Chinese Com- and other businesses. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS death of Jazmine Barnes the New York Daily News merce Ministry, Beijing A Dec. 1 agreement on Dec. 30. Black told in- highlights racial issues complained about a U.S. postponed further tar- A U.S. delegation led by Jeffrey D. Gerrish ar- vestigators he was the on social media and in his warship in what it said iff increases. Economists rived in the Chinese capital for trade talks with driver of the SUV from writing. King's website were Chinese waters, say the 90-day postpone- China. which a passenger fired says he currently uses but it was unclear if that ment of additional tariff into the vehicle and killed his platform as a colum- would disrupt the proceed- increases that had been ers to cut prices. violate its market-opening Jazmine. nist for The Intercept and ings. Both sides have pro- meant to take effect Jan. The U.S. economy grew obligations. Black was scheduled to writer for the Harvard vided scant information 1 may be too short to set- at an annual rate of 3.4 The standoff also reflects appear in court Monday. Law School's Fair Punish- about their discussions. tle the disputes bedeviling percent in the third quar- American anxiety about Gonzalez said investiga- ment Project "to unearth The talks went ahead de- U.S.-Chinese relations. ter, and unemployment is China's rise as a potential tors have identified a sec- the truth beyond local me- spite tensions over the ar- Chinese growth fell to at a five-decade low. But competitor in telecommu- ond suspect, who also is dia." rest of a Chinese tech ex- a post-global crisis low of surveys show consumer nications and other tech- black, but the sheriff de- A $100,000 reward, ecutive in Canada on U.S. 6.5 percent in the quarter confidence is weakening nology. Trump wants Bei- clined to say if the person raised in part by King, was charges related to possible ending in September. Auto because of concern that jing to roll back initiatives is in custody. offered for information in violations of trade sanc- sales tumbled 16 percent growth will slow this year. intended to create home- The tip that sent the the Jazmine Barnes case. tions against Iran. The in November over a year Washington, Europe and grown Chinese leaders in case in a new direction Deric Muhammad, an American delegation is earlier. Weak real estate other trading partners robotics and artificial in- came from social activist organizer of a rally on led by a deputy U.S. trade sales are forcing develop- complain Beijing's tactics telligence. and writer Shaun King. Saturday in Houston Before that tip, police to demand "Justice for had issued a sketch of Jazmine," commended Census citizenship question would worsen undercount a white man based on a Gonzalez for working with description of the shoot- the community to collect By Sudhin Thanawala percentage of Latinos and to determine the distribu- U.S. Judge Richard See- er provided by Jazmine's evidence leading to the ASSOCIATED PRESS non-citizens who respond tion of congressional seats borg is scheduled to hear family, and had circulated arrest. to the census question- to states and billions of a week of testimony from SAN FRANCISCO — naire. He testified in fed- dollars in federal funding. experts and other witness- Asking people whether eral court for California The U.S. Justice Depart- es in the census case before Trump plans border they are U.S. citizens on and numerous cities that ment argues that census deciding whether to allow the 2020 census would argue asking about citi- officials take steps to guard the question. Seeborg is the worsen the undercount zenship is politically mo- against an undercount, in- second federal judge con- visit as the shutdown of Latinos and non-citi- tivated and are suing the cluding making follow-up sidering issue, with a ruling zens compared with other U.S. government to keep visits in person, so the fi- by the first judge expected lurches into 3rd week groups, an expert in sur- it off the population count nal numbers will be accu- soon after a trial in New veys said Monday at the that is done every decade. rate. Households that skip York ended in November. By Catherine Lucey Monday that Trump will start of a trial over the California's lawsuit says the citizenship question The Commerce Depart- and Lisa Mascaro use the visit to "meet with Trump administration's an undercount of Latinos but otherwise fill out a ment announced the addi- ASSOCIATED PRESS those on the front lines of decision to include the and immigrants would substantial portion of the tion of a citizenship ques- the national security and WASHINGTON — With question for the first time jeopardize its federal survey will still be counted, tion in March, saying the humanitarian crisis." no breakthrough in sight in 70 years. government attorneys said Justice Department had As the shutdown lurched funding and congressional to end the partial govern- Colm O'Muircheartaigh, in court documents. requested it and it would into a third week, many representation in a state ment shutdown, Presi- O'Muircheartaigh, who improve enforcement of a Republicans watched ner- a professor at the Univer- with a substantial num- dent Donald Trump plans 1965 law meant to protect sity of Chicago, said the ber of both groups. Figures has served as an adviser a Tuesday night address vously from the sidelines question would reduce the from the census are used to the Census Bureau, said minority voting rights. to the nation and a Thurs- as hundreds of thousands the bureau's additional ef- The move sparked an day visit the U.S.-Mexico of federal workers went forts to count those people outcry from Democrats, border to highlight his de- without pay and govern- would not "remediate the who said it would dispro- mands for a border wall. ment disruptions hit the damage caused by the in- portionately affect states Newly empowered House lives of ordinary Ameri- troduction of the citizen- favoring their party. All Democrats — and at least cans. ship question," he said, households were last a few Republican senators Trump has offered to referring to an undercount asked whether individu- — are stepping up pres- build the barrier with of certain groups. als were U.S. citizens in sure on Trump and GOP steel rather than concrete, It's the latest battle the 1950 census. lawmakers to reopen the billing that as a conces- between California and Documents in the litiga- government. sion to Democrats' objec- President Donald Trump's tion in New York appear Trump said he would tions to a solid wall. They administration, with both to show that Commerce discuss the "Humanitar- "don't like concrete, so sides suing the other over Secretary Wilbur Ross ian and National Securi- we'll give them steel," he immigration and other was pushing for the ques- ty crisis on our Southern has said. issues. The government tion well before the Justice Border" at 9 p.m. EST. But the Democrats have Department's request and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has cracked down on im- He maintains that more made clear they see a wall migration and border se- spoke about it in spring than $5 billion for a wall as immoral and ineffective The U.S. Justice Department argues that cen- curity, while California 2017 with former senior is necessary to secure the and prefer other types of sus officials take steps to guard against an un- has some protections for White House adviser Steve border. White House press border security funded at dercount, including making follow-up visits in immigrants in the country Bannon and then-Attorney secretary Sarah Huck- already agreed-upon lev- person, so the final numbers will be accurate. illegally. General Jeff Sessions. abee Sanders tweeted els. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 POLICE/FIRE
All address information, particu- False Alarms ed at Route 128 North at 208 be found. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Andover St. on Friday at 7:59 Officer checked on trailer the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Accidental fire alarm report- a.m. The officer assisted the with no plates on Thursday at ed at Center Market at 588 it is the sole responsibility of the con- operators in exchanging their 3:11 p.m. at 13 Bradford St. Main St. on Friday at 8:50 a.m. information. The officer issued a 15-day cerned party to contact the relevant Call handled by the Lynnfield notice of removal on the white police department and have the Fire Department. Animal Control 2003 Ford F550 owned by department issue a notice of correc- Burglar alarm canceled by James Turner. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or the security company for 527 Loose black Lab with a red Caller reports her mailbox clarifications will not be made without Salem St., Apt. U-9, on Friday collar and black bandana re- was stolen from 97 Birch St. on ported at 2 Surrey Lane at 2 express notice of change from the ar- at 8:59 a.m. Thursday at 3:18 p.m. Officer Accidental 911 hang up call Elizabeth Lane on Thursday at resting police department. will document. from the Summer Street School 11:08 a.m. Animal Control of- Wallet found on Central at 262 Summer St. on Friday at ficer took the animal to Borash Street on Thursday at 3:22 p.m. LYNN 10:21 a.m. School resource of- Veterinary Clinic. The officer will be returning a ficer confirmed accidental. Caller reported witnessing found wallet to the owner. Arrests Burglar alarm canceled by a man beat a golden retriever Man walked into the station the security company for Lynn- from Mill Street on Thursday on Thursday at 3:40 p.m. to re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Joe Fox, 55, of 17A Rhodes field Dental Associates on Fri- at 6:06 p.m. Reporting par- Ave., was arrested and charged port he tried to get his property day at 4:55 p.m. ty said the dog went under a from his apartment at 27 Ful- Jason Dalton was sentenced to life in prison with OUI liquor and crosswalk Burglar alarm reported at the vehicle and the owner arrived with no chance for parole starting Feb. 5. violation at 8:46 p.m. Sunday. ton St., Apt. 3, but the landlord Lynnfield Middle School at 505 on scene. Officer reports the changed the locks. Officer will Shawn Mcintire, 54, of 33 Main St. on Saturday at 12:20 suspect was gone when police High St., was arrested and document. p.m. Officer reported finding arrived. Caller from 89 Birch St. re- Man pleads guilty to charged with shoplifting by as- unlocked door, checked interi- portation at 8:23 p.m. Sunday. ported vandalism to his prop- or and everything appeared in Breaking and Entering erty on Thursday at 4 p.m. order, door secured. killing 6 in between Accidents Officer reported that a reflec- Accidental burglar alarm re- Report of a past breaking tor stake in the driveway was ported at 33 Heritage Lane on and entering into a motor vehi- missing. A report of a motor vehicle cle on Wednesday at 3:02 p.m. crash at 1:46 p.m. Sunday at Sunday at 9:16 a.m. Officer Walk-in party seeking assis- driving for Uber reports house appears secure. at 17 Keys Drive. Officer will tance with a household conflict 526 Summer St.; at 5:25 p.m. document. Sunday at Cumberland Farms at Cedar Pond Village at 1100 KALAMAZOO, Mich. 17-year-old son, Tyler Medical Aid Report of a breaking and Salem St. on Thursday at 6:32 (AP) — A Michigan man Smith, were fatally shot at 668 Chestnut St.; at 8:37 entering into a motor vehicle p.m. Sunday at Tracy School p.m. Officer to document. charged with killing six while looking at a pickup Ambulance requested on on Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. at 35 Walnut St.; at 8:43 p.m. Officer will be checking on a strangers between picking truck in a dealer's lot. Friday at 10:21 a.m. from 80 at 4 Meadowview Road. Party Sunday at 77 Linwood Road; at vehicle with no plates on Friday up rides for Uber pleaded Abigail Kopf, who was Underhill Road. Officer reports said the doors were left un- 11:19 p.m. Sunday at 549 Lyn- at 10:08 a.m. at 9 Winona St. guilty to murder on Mon- 14 at the time, was shot call handled by the Lynnfield locked and it appears some- nfield St.; at 6:59 a.m. Monday The officer issued a 15-day no- day, just before attorneys in the head during the Fire Department. Patient taken one looked through the glove at Linwood and Walnut streets. tice of removal on the brown were set to interview ju- restaurant shooting and to Winchester Hospital. box. Nothing missing except for A report of a motor vehicle 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee. rors for his trial. survived. Tiana Car- Well-being check requested loose change and phone char- crash with personal injury at 8 Resident reported two men Jason Dalton's surprise ruthers was injured in a for 401 Ross Drive for a resi- ger. No damage to the vehicle. came to 90 Franklin St. and move came more than residential area. p.m. Sunday at Chatham and dent who needed assistance said they were from Nation- three years after the Dalton had been deemed Marianna streets. turning on an oxygen tank on Complaints al Grid and needed to check shootings, which occurred competent to stand trial A report of a police motor Friday at 1:25 p.m. inside her house on Friday at over the course of a few and last week dropped an vehicle crash at 8:48 p.m. Medical aid requested for Caller reports that the vacant 11:34 a.m. Caller said they hours in and around Ka- insanity defense. In court, Sunday at Chestnut and Maple 401 Ross Drive on Friday at house at 14 Farm Ave. has an were last seen on Franklin lamazoo. Dalton plead- he didn't explain why he streets. 9:09 p.m. Patient taken to the open basement on Wednesday Street walking toward Perkins. ed guilty to murder and randomly shot eight peo- A report of a motor vehicle Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- at 3:59 p.m. Officers checked Officer confirmed the workers attempted murder over ple. hit and run crash at 9:27 a.m. ter. the house, secured the back were from the utility. his attorney's objections, Dalton, the father of two Monday at 68 Exchange St. Ambulance request from Le- door, and all in order. Caller reports he left his triggering a mandatory children, had worked as gal C Bar at 220 Market St. on Caller reported someone phone outside of 150 Main St. sentence of life in prison an insurance adjuster and Assault Sunday at 1:07 p.m. Patient changed the locks in her apart- on Friday at 12:37 p.m. and with no chance for parole had no previous criminal A report of an assault and taken to the hospital. ment at Tannery II at 12 Crown- on Feb. 5. record before the shoot- inshield St., Apt. 621, and went he is now tracking to the area battery at 12:26 p.m. Sunday near 6 Pierpont St. Police were "Yes, I've wanted this for ings. on Spencer Street. NAHANT through her locked file cabinet quite a while," Dalton re- Prosecutor Jeff Getting on Wednesday at 4:24 p.m. unable to locate the phone. Of- ficer will document the loss. plied when a judge asked said the motive behind Breaking and Entering Arrest Officer spoke with the resident if the pleas were voluntary. the shootings is a question who will provide information to Resident from 3 Paul Ave. re- ports various pieces of jewelry The 48-year-old Dalton that "haunts us." A report of a breaking and Katrina L. Freeman, 28, of the investigating officer. answered "yes" to a series "Everybody wants to Caller from 2 Yoland Road were stolen from her house on entering at 6:46 p.m. Sunday 10 Tower St., Webster, was ar- Friday at 2:46 p.m. Officer will of questions, admitting know," he said during a reported a group of kids are at 19 Union St. rested on warrant charges. document. that he shot eight people news conference after the trespassing. Officer spoke with Off-duty officer called in that at three locations. After court hearing. reporting party and all is in Overdoses Complaints a party is looking through the his arrest, police quoted Defense attorney Euse- order. The group left prior to Dalton as saying a "devil bio Solis said he advised A report of a loose dog with yard at 56 Emerson Ave. on Fri- A report of an overdose at police arrival on Wednesday at figure" on Uber's app was Dalton not to plead guilty. no collar at Vernon Street and day 2:47 p.m. The officer spoke 3:15 p.m. Sunday on Curwin 4:37 p.m. controlling him on the day "But in speaking to Mr. Swallow Cave Road at 11:29 with the owner of the residence Circle; at 4:10 a.m. Monday on Report of someone scream- of the shootings. Dalton, there are reasons" a.m. Thursday. and confirmed the man had Union Court. ing in the complex at 14 Col- Four women were killed for the plea, Solis told A caller on Mills Terrace re- permission to take the metal lins St. on Wednesday at 4:59 in the parking lot of a Judge Alexander Lipsey. ported duck hunters who ap- door. The door is being tied to Theft p.m. Officer spoke with report- Cracker Barrel restau- "There are personal rea- peared too close to the beach the vehicle and they are leaving ing party and knocked on a few rant: Barbara Hawthorne, sons for him. He does not A report of a larceny at 8:42 and were causing a distur- the area. doors but got no answers. Dorothy "Judy" Brown, want to put his family p.m. Sunday at 119 Lewis bance at 7:01 a.m. Friday. Po- The Department of Public Mary Lou Nye and her through that, or the vic- St.; at 2:42 a.m. Monday at 2 lice report the hunters appear Medical Aid Works was notified on Wednes- sister-in-law, Mary Jo tims' families, through the Brooklawn Terrace. to be far enough from the shore day at 5:03 p.m. to fill a trench Request for an ambulance trial. It's his decision." to hunt. Nye. Rich Smith and his half way across Lake Street be- for a person who fell and has a LYNNFIELD tween the 2 Huntington Drive back injury at Brooksby Village, PEABODY entrances. 102 Brooksby Village Drive, Woman sentenced to Arrest The Stop & Shop at 19 How- Apt. 515, on Thursday at 9:27 ley St. reported a panhandler Darren A. Roberts, 54, of 54 Arrest a.m. wearing a New England Patriots Essex St., was arrested on an Caller requested a well-be- life as teen in killing Christian Skyler Clemons, jacket on Wednesday at 5:22 out-of-town warrant from the ing check on a friend on Wallis 25, of 58 Cabot St., Apt. 1, Bev- p.m. Officer located “Bernie,” Street who is talking about sui- Woburn-Lawrence District Court erly, was arrested on Wednes- is granted clemency on Saturday at 4:43 p.m. spoke to him and he denied cide by a drug overdose via text day at 8:18 p.m. following a the allegations. messages. Officer spoke with traffic stop at 10 Roycroft Road By Kimberlee Kruesi of the extraordinary steps Complaints A fight between a man and the friend who refused medical and charged with possession a woman was reported at the assistance on Thursday at 4:19 ASSOCIATED PRESS Ms. Brown has taken to of Class E drugs, and other de- rebuild her life," Haslam Suspicious auto reported at entrance to the Cafe Nero on p.m. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — partment warrant. Wednesday at 7:17 p.m. Offi- said in his statement. the UPS property on Kimball Daughter called from Dan- A woman who says she cer reports it was a verbal argu- Brown, 30, will remain Lane for several weeks on Fri- vers on Thursday at 5:36 p.m. was a 16-year-old sex traf- Summons ment and all is in order. on parole supervision for day at 8:20 a.m. to request a well-being check ficking victim when she Caller reported disabled ve- A disturbance was reported on her mother who lives on 10 years on the condi- Emajae Quincy Gil Brown, killed a man in 2004 was tion she does not violate hicles on the ramp from Main 18, of 16 Hollis Road, Lynn, on Wednesday at 8:48 pm. Ledgewood Way, who is al- at 3123 Avalon Drive with a granted clemency Monday any state or federal laws, Street to Route 128 South on was summoned on Wednes- legedly being controlled by her by Tennessee's governor neighbor banging on the front husband. Officer spoke with the holds a job, and partici- Saturday at 7:54 a.m. Officer day at 6:33 p.m. following a and will be released from reports AAA contacted and ser- door. Officer spoke with all par- mother who said her daughter pates in regular counsel- report of store employee theft prison later this year. vices rendered. ties involved and they will be becomes overly concerned ing sessions. of $4,974.45 from Nordstrom. Tennessee Gov. Bill Caller reported crosswalk keeping it down for the night when she is intoxicated. Brown's case has at- She is charged with larceny Haslam granted clemen- tracted national attention sign in front of Center Store over $250. and go their separate ways. Essex Regional received a appears to have been struck by Noise complaint from 2 John- call from a woman at the Ex- cy to Cyntoia Brown, who from criminal justice re- had been serving a life form advocates, and the a motor vehicle and knocked Accidents son and 596 Lowell streets tended Stay America at 200 Ju- down on Saturday at 9:55 p.m. about large trucks are waking up bilee Drive who whispered she sentence but who will be attention has amped up Officer reports sign has been Motor vehicle crash with no the neighborhood on Thursday does not feel safe on Thursday released on parole on Aug. as Haslam's second and fi- damaged and has been moved injuries reported on Wednesday at 6:26 a.m. Officer checked the at 9:57 p.m. Woman was taken 7 — 15 years from the date nal term nears an end. He to the side of the road. at 4:01 p.m. at the U.S. Post area and the offending vehicles to Union Hospital and officer she was first arrested. leaves office Jan. 19. Caller reports there are peo- Office at 4 Essex Center Drive. were gone upon arrival. will document. "Cyntoia Brown commit- While law enforcement ple in her apartment at 402 Officer dispatched and assist- Report of vehicles parked on Alliance Health at Rosewood ted, by her own admission, officials had opposed Ross Drive on Sunday at 4:47 ed with paperwork exchange. the side of the road at 66 Veter- at 22 Johnson St. reports a a horrific crime at the age clemency, arguing Brown p.m. who refuse to leave. Offi- Car into a tree reported on ans Memorial Drive with wrong man in respiratory distress on of 16. Yet, imposing a life was not justified in killing cer reports there is no one in Wednesday at 6:19 p.m. at plates attached and vehicle Friday at 7:50 a.m. Officer ar- sentence on a juvenile 43-year-old Johnny Allen, the apartment. Woman’s son is 13 Fairview Ave. Officer reports identification number crossed rived and reported Atlantic Am- that would require her to celebrities like Kim Kar- coming to take his mother to vehicle towed by All-Star Towing out on Thursday at 11:24 a.m. bulance said the man did not serve at least 51 years be- dashian West and singer his house for the night. and vehicle will be junked. All-Star Tow en route. need services. fore even being eligible for Rihanna spoke out for Christmas tree reported in Motor vehicle crash reported Caller reported a suspicious Caller from 42 Oak Ave. re- parole consideration is too Brown. The governor's roadway at 1 Bay State Road at Dunkin’ Donuts at 11:23 black Dodge Charger driving ports that her grandmother harsh, especially in light office received thousands on Sunday at 8:24 p.m. Officer a.m. Thursday. Officer assisted back and forth on Granite has fallen and can not get up of phone calls and emails checked the area from Center the operators in exchanging Street for the last 10 minutes on Friday at 10:17 a.m. Officer from supporters. to Lowell streets and found their information. on Thursday at 3:07 p.m. Offi- reports Atlantic Ambulance will "Thank you Governor nothing. Motor vehicle crash report- cer reported vehicle could not handle the call. Haslam," Kardashian West tweeted soon after news of the clemency deci- sion broke, which was fol- POLICE BRIEFS lowed by similar high-pro- file responses from former 9-year-old helps something was wrong. Kazin says he’s happy his p.m. Saturday. The Bristol Georgia Democratic gu- save grandfather Kazin tells WCVB-TV grandfather is still alive. district attorney’s office bernatorial candidate his grandfather was Police bought the boy says when police arrived, Stacey Abrams, actresses SOMERSET (AP) — A struggling to start the car, a pepperoni pizza for his the victim, 31-year-old Alyssa Milano and Viola 9-year-old boy is being and he dialed 911 after efforts. Justin Paulo, of Taunton, Davis. credited for jumping his grandfather failed to had already been taken Brown was convicted in into action as his grand- respond to his questions. Police investigate Taunton’s to Morton Hospital before 2006 of murdering Allen, father was suffering a Police say Allan Cris- first homicide since 2016 being transferred to a Nashville real estate life-threatening medical man, who is diabetic, was Rhode Island Hospital. agent. Police said she shot emergency. experiencing hypoglyce- TAUNTON (AP) — Po- He died there at about FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Allen in the back of the Police say Kazin Cris- mia, or low blood sugar. lice are investigating the 8:30 a.m. Sunday. head at close range with man was about to get Somerset police say city of Taunton’s first No arrests have been Cyntoia Brown was a gun she brought to rob pizza with his 80-year-old Kazin helped provide first homicide since 2016. announced. convicted in 2006 of him after he picked her grandfather Allan Cris- responders with valuable Officers responded to re- Paulo’s death was the murdering Johnny up at a drive-in theater in man in Somerset Satur- information so they could ports of an assault on Wil- second shooting in the Allen, a Nashville real Nashville to have sex with day when the boy noticed help his grandfather. son Street at about 11:15 city on Saturday. estate agent. her. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Mamma Mia! ‘Rhapsody’ upsets ‘A Star Is Born’ at Golden Globes By Jake Coyle ny before Christian Bale ASSOCIATED PRESS took the stage for winning best actor in a musical or NEW YORK — Thunder comedy for his lead perfor- bolt and lightning rocked mance in Adam McKay's the 76th Golden Globes "Vice." He thanked the an- where a string of upsets tichrist. culminated with the Fred- "What do you think? die Mercury biopic "Bohe- Mitch McConnell next?" mian Rhapsody" winning joked the Welsh-born ac- best picture, drama, over tor, referring to the Sen- another movie about mu- ate's majority leader. sicians: Bradley Cooper's "Thank you to Satan for much more heavily fa- giving me inspiration for vored "A Star Is Born." this role." "A Star Is Born" came Co-hosts Sandra Oh and into Sunday's ceremony Andy Samberg opened the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at the Beverly Hilton Ho- Globes, put on by the Hol- Actor Kevin Spacey was arraigned in district tel in Beverly Hills, Calif., lywood Foreign Press As- as the presumed heavy- sociation, on a note of con- court on a charge of indecent assault and bat- weight and Oscar favorite. geniality, including a mock tery on Monday in Nantucket. But Cooper's remake went roast of attendees and a home with just one award, string of jokes that play- for the song "Shallow." In- fully critiqued Hollywood. Kevin Spacey pleads stead, the night's final two Oh performed an impres- awards went to "Bohemian sion of a sexist caveman Rhapsody" — the popular film executive who casts not guilty to groping but poorly reviewed drama like the title of Damien about Queen's frontman, Chazelle's Neil Armstrong a movie that wrapped af- drama: "First ... man!" young man at bar PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ter jettisoning its director, Some of those faces Bryan Singer — and best Rami Malek accepts the award for best actor in Oh alluded to won. Ma- By Alanna six months after. Spacey's actor-winner Rami Malek a motion picture drama for his role as Freddie hershala Ali, whom the Durkin Richer attorney Alan Jackson ASSOCIATED PRESS for his full-bodied, pros- Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody” during the foreign press associa- told the judge they believe the cellphones contain in- thetic teeth-aided perfor- Golden Globe Awards. tion overlooked for his NANTUCKET — Kev- formation that is "likely mance as Mercury. Oscar-winning perfor- in Spacey pleaded not "Thank you to Freddie formance in "The Wife," cheers from women in the mance in "Moonlight," exculpatory" for Spacey. guilty Monday to groping The actor and his law- Mercury for giving me as the spouse of a Nobel crowd. "We have to say I won best supporting actor an 18-year-old busboy in yers declined to comment the joy of a lifetime," said Prize-winning author. Met can do that and I should for "Green Book." While 2016 in the first criminal as they left the courthouse Malek. "This is for you, with a standing ovation, be allowed to do that." the Globes, decided by 88 case brought against the amid a crush of reporters. gorgeous." Close said she was think- It's Close's second Globe voting members of the disgraced actor following Spacey, wearing a gray Few nominees were con- ing of her mother, "who re- in 14 nods. She's never HFPA, have little relation a string of sexual miscon- suit, navy vest and pol- sidered more of a sure ally sublimated herself to won an Oscar. to the Academy Awards, duct allegations that crip- ka dot tie, didn't speak thing than Lady Gaga as my father her whole life." A year after Oprah they can supply some pled his career. during the hearing and best actress in a drama. "We have to find person- Winfrey's fiery anti-Don- awards-season momen- Spacey's court appear- his lawyers entered the But Glenn Close pulled al fulfillment. We have to ald Trump speech at the tum when it matters most. ance came more than a not-guilty plea on his be- off the shocker in that follow our dreams," said Globes, politics were large- Oscar nomination voting year after former Boston half. category, too, for her per- Close, drawing still louder ly absent from the ceremo- begins Monday. TV anchor Heather Un- In court documents, ruh accused the former Spacey's lawyers called Complete list of winners at 76th Golden Globe Awards "House of Cards" star of the accusations "patently sexually assaulting her false" and noted that pros- son in a bar on the Mas- ecutors have no witness- BEVERLY HILLS, Foreign Press Associa- Actor, Drama: Rami Madden, "Bodyguard" sachusetts resort island of es to the alleged groping. Malek, "Bohemian Rhap- Musical or Comedy: Calif. (AP) — Complete tion: Nantucket. Spacey's lawyers wrote sody" "The Kominsky Method" list of winners at the Film Nantucket District that the teen lied about Comedy or Musical: Actress, Musical or 76th annual Golden Drama: "Bohemian Court Judge Thomas Bar- his age, "welcomed" drinks "Green Book" Comedy: Rachel Brosna- Globe Awards, presented Rhapsody" rett ordered Spacey to bought by Spacey, left the Actor, Comedy or han, "The Marvelous Mrs. Sunday in Beverly Hills, Actress, Drama: Glenn stay away from his accus- bar with him to smoke a Musical: Christian Bale, Maisel" er and the man's family. cigarette and gave Spacey Calif., by the Hollywood Close, "The Wife" Actor, Musical or "Vice" Spacey will not have to his phone number. Comedy: Michael Actress, Comedy or appear at his next hearing "At best, this describes Douglas, "The Kominsky Musical: Olivia Colman, on March 4, but he must two people engaged in Method" "The Favourite" be available by phone, mutual and consensual Actress-Supporting Limited Series or Barrett said. flirtation, nothing more," Role: Regina King, "If Movie Made for Televi- The judge also ordered his attorneys wrote. Beale Street Could Talk" sion: "The Assassination Spacey's accuser and the If convicted of felony Actor-Supporting of Gianni Versace: Ameri- man's then-girlfriend to indecent assault and bat- Role: Mahershala Ali, can Crime Story" preserve text messages tery, the 59-year-old two- "Green Book" Actress, Limited and other data on their time Oscar winner could Foreign Language Series or Movie Made cellphones from the day face as many as five years Film: "Roma" for Television: Patri- of the alleged assault and in prison. Best Director: Alfonso cia Arquette, "Escape at Cuaron, "Roma" Dannemora" Screenplay: Nick Actor, Limited Series Vallelonga, Brian Currie, or Movie Made for Actor Ryan Gosling Peter Farrelly, "Green Television: Darren Criss, Book" "The Assassination of urges equitable trade Animated: "Spi- Gianni Versace: American der-Man: Into the Spi- Crime Story" der-Verse" Actress, Supporting in Congo minerals Original Score: Justin Role, Limited Series or Hurwitz, "First Man" Movie Made for Televi- By Andrew Meldrum Commenting on the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Original Song: "Shal- sion: Patricia Clarkson, ASSOCIATED PRESS edgy situation in Congo, low," ''A Star Is Born" "Sharp Objects" Prendergast, joined calls From left, Anthony Rossomando, Andrew Wy- Television Actor, Supporting JOHANNESBURG for accurate results of the att, and Mark Ronson kiss Lady Gaga after Drama: "The Americans" Role, Limited Series or — As tensions build in polling. winning the award for best original song, mo- Actress, Drama: San- Movie Made for Tele- Congo over the delay in "It is impossible to ig- tion picture for “Shallow” from the film “A Star dra Oh, "Killing Eve" vision: Ben Whishaw, "A announcing the election nore the mountains of ev- Is Born.” Actor, Drama: Richard Very English Scandal" results, actor Ryan Gos- idence of a stolen election ling urged equitable trade and a stolen government," in the country's strategic said Prendergast. "If they minerals. steal the final electoral re- Born in Lynn, raised in Peabody, Gosling collaborated sult, it will just compound on a book about the Cen- the losses of the Congolese tral African country with people, whose resourc- Brian Currie wins a Golden Globe activists and experts on es and rights have been Congo who have urged of- taken by Congo's leaders, CURRIE acy” tests to vote, and be reached for comment. Ali was brilliant and could ficials to announce a cred- present and past." ible winner. From A1 some were killed as police Last fall, he told The have made all the differ- Gosling called on con- looked the other way. Item the chance to co- ence. Congo's electoral com- sumers of smart phones, mission on Sunday de- of the Hollywood Foreign Writing was not the write the story was an ac- “Peter Farrelly came up many of which contain layed indefinitely the an- Press Association’s Gold- only award the film won. cident. with genius idea of Viggo strategic minerals from nouncement of the results en Globes voters. Ali captured best perfor- “One of the guys I met Mortensen and Ali,” he Congo, to make informed of the Dec. 30 vote. How- Based on a true story mance by an actor in a years ago when I worked said. “As a writer, when choices to help improve supporting role for his in nightclubs was Nick you have actors that can ever, the influential Cath- the lives of the Congolese critics have called a mis- olic Church said it can matched, buddy road trip portrayal of Shirley. The Vallelonga, my buddy, a make it look that easy, it people. see a clear winner from "I've learned that if Con- movie, it’s the tale of Dr. film also received the nod co-writer of the film and makes us, as writers, look the 40,000 observers it go was the beneficiary of Donald Shirley, a classical- for best motion picture in whose father this is about,” smart.” the musical or comedy cat- said Currie, a graduate of posted across the country its own natural resources ly-trained African-Amer- The film title is taken egory. St. John’s Preparatory and it urged the electoral it would be one of the rich- ican pianist played by from “The Negro Motor- Vallelonga took to the School in Danvers. “Nick commission to publish the est countries in the world Mahershala Ali. He tours ist Green-Book,” a travel stage first and got one kept this story close to the true results in "respect of as opposed to one of the the South in 1962 with guide published from 1936 of the evening’s biggest vest because he wanted to truth and justice." poorest," wrote Gosling, chauffeur-bodyguard, to 1966 to advise black laughs when he said, “Sor- make it himself. When he travelers on where to stay Congo's government for- responding by email to Frank Anthony Vallelon- ry it took so long for us to finally told me, I offered to bids speculation about the questions from The Asso- ga, an Italian New York and what to avoid in the get here, we’re the writ- write and produce it with South. winner before the official ciated Press. City bouncer, portrayed by ers. We were seated in the him, and he agreed.” “Green Book” has results are announced and "I've also learned that Viggo Mortensen. kitchen.” Currie pitched the idea grossed $35.2 million at it has imposed an internet despite centuries of bru- Given the turbulent ra- After his short speech, to director Peter Farrelly, the box office since its re- blackout over the country tality and exploitation, cial times, the eight-week Currie approached the best known for “Dumb & lease and Universal Pic- to prevent conjecture on there is an incredible road trip concert tour of podium to speak, but the Dumber” and “Something tures is planning a wide social media. movement in Congo the Jim Crow South is music played and the About Mary,” with brother, theatrical distribution Gosling took photos in among people who are us- filled with danger. voiceover gave viewers a Bobby Farrelly. in the wake of its Golden Congo that illustrate the ing the living nightmares The film reflects an ugly heads-up on what’s com- Peter Farrelly liked the Globe wins. book "Congo Stories," pub- they have endured as fuel time in U.S. history when ing next. idea and a film was born. lished last month with to make the hopes and Southern blacks were The 57-year-old Currie, While the story is com- Thomas Grillo can be text written by activist dreams of their families not allowed equal access, who moved to Peabody as pelling, Currie said the reached at tgrillo@item- John Prendergast and and country a reality," he given impossible “liter- an adolescent, could not casting of Mortensen and live.com. other Congo analysts. wrote. A8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Olivia de Havilland denied hearing by Supreme Court By David Ng LOS ANGELES TIMES The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Olivia de Havilland's case against FX Net- works, bringing an end to the 102-year-old actress' ght with the cable outlet over how she was por- trayed in the 2017 limited series "Feud." FILE PHOTO | TNS The high court denied De Havilland a writ of certiorari, which would PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have reopened her case Chance the Rapper apologizes for review after the Cal- for Monday's decision. Court passed on this ifornia Court of Appeal Attorneys for the star opportunity to con rm for having worked with R. Kelly ruled in favor of FX last of "Gone with the Wind" that the 1st Amendment year. The California and "The Heiress" said does not protect the Supreme Court also sided the decision represents publication of intention- By Rachel DeSantis "I apologize to all of his ual misconduct. with the entertainment a setback for 1st Amend- al lies in any medium, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS survivors for working "We're programmed to with him and for taking really be hypersensitive outlet, which is owned by ment rights. including so called docu- Chance the Rapper this long to speak out." to black male oppression. 21st Century Fox. "We and Miss de Havil- dramas," said Suzelle has issued an apology for Chance recruited Kelly But black women are The high court didn't land are very disappoint- Smith, who represents working with R. Kelly for a feature on his 2015 exponentially a higher provide an explanation ed that the U.S. Supreme the actress. after a clip of the rapper song "Somewhere in Par- oppressed and violated expressing his regret for adise," and also appeared group of people just in previously dismissing in Kelly's "Backyard comparison to the whole Alyssa Milano reveals her 2019 Kelly's accusers aired in Party" music video. world," he says. the Lifetime series "Sur- Only a brief snippet of He then admitted that viving R. Kelly." Chance's May interview collaborating with Kelly goals for Time’s Up movement Chance, 25, did not aired in "Surviving R. was a mistake, and he partake in the series, but Kelly"; he can be heard was relieved that the LOS ANGELES TIMES The Times when asked a quote from a May in- saying, "I didn't value the singer's accusers were about how it felt to be terview with the lifestyle accusers' stories because nally being heard. Time's Up left an indel- back on the Globes red platform Cassius was they were black women...I Chance followed his ible mark on Hollywood carpet a year later. included. made a mistake." tweet Saturday by with its fashion blackout "I'm more concerned "The quote was taken But the "Work Out" rap- writing, "Anyone men- at the 2018 Golden Globes. with the women in the out of context, but the per shared the interview tioning that I have black Now a year later, ac- eld who have to farm truth is any of us who in full on Twitter, which women in my family is tress, activist and #MeToo with no supervision, and ever ignored the R. Kelly provided context for his deliberately missing the movement leader Alyssa the women in prison, and stories, or ever believed controversial comments. point. Regardless of the Milano is looking ahead the homeless women, and he was being setup/at- In the interview, Chance proximity of bene cial to what Time's Up could the women in the mili- tacked by the system (as speaks about the oppres- BW in your life, or being do next — and she's tary, and people that live black men often are) were sion black women face black yourself, we are all looking far beyond the paycheck to paycheck that doing so at the detriment and how it was his own capable of subconsciously entertainment world. don't have the means to of black women and girls," implicit biases that led discrediting BW and their "I'm less concerned with come forward, or feel like Chance wrote on Twitter him to dismiss the women stories because its indoc- the Golden Globes and they're going to lose their Saturday. who accused Kelly of sex- trinated." how this feels," she told job," she said. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS
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By Daniel Kane in win ITEM STAFF WINCHESTER — The Marblehead boys By Mike Alongi basketball team ran into a dominant per- ITEM STAFF formance from Winchester’s Joe McCar- LYNN — Things are coming ron, falling to the Sachems 64-60 at Win- together for the KIPP Acade- chester High Monday night. my girls basketball team. Winchester’s offense ran through McCa- Behind a stellar defensive rron from start to nish, with the senior performance, the Panthers guard scoring 39 points. rolled to a 49-15 win over “We knew (McCarron) was a great play- Fellowship Academy at home er,” Marblehead coach Mike Giardi said. Monday night. “We saw him last year when we played “This was de nitely a nice them in the (state) tournament. Once he win to get after the St. Mary’s started feeling it a little bit he’s just tough game last week,” said KIPP to stop. I thought Chris Gally did a good coach John DePasquale. “Our job on him, a couple touch fouls that real- girls are making great prog- ly hurt him, but overall good players are ress as we continue to install going to get theirs. You just can’t let every- the new offense, and we’re one else get involved. We started letting starting to hit on a lot of the everyone else get involved and that hurt things we’ve been working us.” on.” Despite the loss some of the Magicians KIPP was led by junior had standout performances, including captain Destiny Guzman, Devin Romain (23 points, 10 rebounds) who put up 17 points, three and Brendan Bugler (12 points, eight re- rebounds and three steals. bounds). Freshman guard Tatiana “Devin played really hard,” Giardi said. Megie-Maddrey had a big all- “I thought all three of our bigs played around game with 11 points, well. Michael Rubino (seven points, ve nine rebounds, six assists rebounds) played an excellent game. Bren- and three steals, while soph- dan Bugler just did a fantastic job offen- omore forward Tope Mafo sively and defensively. He’s not going to contributed nine points and be a guy to score a lot but he’s going to eight rebounds. Junior for- take up space, he knows where to be and ward Jasmairy Marte had six I thought that opened things up. We just points and three rebounds, need to have it for all 32 minutes from ev- while junior forwards Carla eryone.” Collymore and Amya Liburd Both teams went back and forth to start. each had two points and ve Sean McCarthy (eight points, eight as- rebounds. sists) dished some nice assists to create The number of scorers and scoring opportunities and Bugler nished contributors for KIPP is a basket on the Magicians’ last possession something that DePasquale of the rst quarter to give Marblehead a was happy with as the sea- slight 12-11 lead. son continues to move along. The Magicians played some of their best “We’re still building and still trying to get a hold of MARBLEHEAD, B2 the new system, so to see so many of the girls have an impact was great,” said De- Pasquale. The Panthers played pro- gressively better as the game went on, putting up more points each quarter until the fourth. After a slow start in the rst quarter, KIPP start- ed to lock down on defense. That, in turn, led to better shot opportunities, which helped the Panthers take a ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE 13-6 lead after one. KIPP’s Destiny Guzman goes up for a rebound on Monday against Fellowship Academy. KIPP, B2 St. Mary’s boys basketball resumes CCL play with win
The St. Mary’s boys basketball team ing to work on a little bit of a different resumed Catholic Central League play SCHOOL ROUNDUP offense. We went ve out tonight, try- Monday night with a 74-54 win over ing to get Ademide and Joey out on the 3-pointer to put the Cardinals on the Cardinal Spellman at Tony Conigliaro perimeter, do some basket cuts. We still board. Echevarria’s lay-up on Brun- Gymnasium. want them rebounding the ball but if Jalen Echevarria led all scorers with son-Perez’s assist put the Spartans we can spread the oor and have a low- 21 points. Ademide Badmus added 15 ahead by double digits, 16-5, and their post presence, it gives teams things to points and Sammy Batista scored 10 off lead ballooned when they scored the think about when defending us.” the bench. Marcus Brunson-Perez and next eight points. St. Mary’s led 24-5 at Spellman didn’t score again until it Josh Perez each scored eight points. the end of the rst quarter. went on an 8-0 run early in the second After St. Mary’s scored the rst two “Guys really shared the ball,” St. quarter. But 3-pointers from Brun- baskets in the opening quarter, Joey Mary’s coach Dave Brown said. “We son-Perez and Batista toward the end FILE PHOTO Abate-Walsh found a wide-open Bad- knew we were the better team coming of the half put St. Mary’s back on track. Devin Romain scored 23 points and mus for an easy lay-up and the Spar- into tonight but at the same time I told At halftime, the Spartans led 46-22 hauled in 10 rebounds in a losing ef- tans were running with a 6-0 lead. these guys, ‘We have to defend, move fort for Marblehead Monday. Spellman’s Jack Grafton knocked in a the ball and share the ball.’ We’re try- ROUNDUP, B2 Lynn’s Huffman points Middlebury to undefeated start By Harold Rivera it all up and Middlebury’s off to a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 12-0 start this winter. “This was de nitely expected Lynn native Alex Huffman of ourselves,” Huffman, a 2015 feels she couldn’t have asked for KIPP Academy graduate, said. a better start to her senior sea- “I feel people didn’t expect this son with the Middlebury College from us. This year, we’re putting women’s basketball team. The in a ton of work in the gym to Panthers are averaging 69.7 make sure we’re knocking down points per game this season, our shots. Our defense has been shooting 43.7 percent from the great and I think that has been oor and holding opponents to the key to our start. KIPP Academy 44.8 points per contest. Middle- “This is exactly what you want graduate Alex Huff- bury has been dominant off the for your senior season,” Huffman man is averaging glass, out-rebounding opposing 4.9 points and 5.6 teams by 20 boards per tilt. Add HUFFMAN, B2 rebounds per game. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 UMaine players Lynn’s Huffman points Middlebury to undefeated start HUFFMAN will suit up for Navs From B1 LYNN — The North season that began with continued. “I’ve been play- Shore Navigators will him throwing consecu- ing basketball all my life. welcome players from at tive no-hitters and ended The icing on the cake least one New England on the mound as a two- would be if we win the program for the first time time state champion. Cli- NESCAC Championship ever in 2019 as Universi- che also earned All-State this season.” ty of Maine pitcher Bobby honors as a tight end in Middlebury’s starting Cliche and infielder Ben football and captained Ex- point guard, Huffman Terwilliger were both offi- eter’s basketball team. has started every game cially announced as mem- Terwilliger totaled four since her sophomore sea- bers of the Futures Col- RBI and three runs scored son (2016-2017). She’s legiate Baseball League in 19 games as a fresh- averaging 24.6 minutes, club. man, hitting a double as 4.9 points and 1.2 assists The Black Bear pair well as his first collegiate per game while shooting joins a pair of Columbia home run against Bos- 35.5 percent from the field University freshmen — ton College. The Elmira, and 33.3 percent from the former St. John’s Prep N.Y., native went on to 3-point line. Although she infielder Tyler MacGregor have a strong summer isn’t one of the taller play- and pitcher Saajan May for the North Fork Os- ers on the roster (Huffman — on North Shore’s roster preys of the Hamptons measures at 5’5’’) the se- for the upcoming season, Collegiate League, hitting nior has helped push the as announced by Director .226 with five doubles, a rebound margin in Mid- of Player Procurement Joe team-high six home runs, dlebury’s favor. Huffman’s Gill. 21 RBI, and 13 walks. grabbing 5.6 rebounds per “It’s exciting to bring on The 6-foot-3, 225-pound game. two players from a his- corner infielder graduat- “It kind of comes out of toric program like Maine ed from Corning-Painted nowhere,” Huffman, who for the first time in our Post High School, where majors in political science history,” said Gill. “Ben he also played soccer and with a minor in Ameri- is a hitter with collegiate basketball, competed in can studies, said of her Alex Huffman has started every game since her sophomore season. experience who will add indoor track, and won rebounding numbers. “It some power to our lineup, two sectional badminton kind of doesn’t make sense while Bobby is a talented championships. that I’m getting so many “The big focus is to be Panthers are taking it one Although Middlebury, freshman arm looking to Although no Black Bear rebounds because I’m more assertive on of- game at a time and Huff- VT is a three-and-a-half make his mark this sea- has ever worn a North so short. There’s no play fense,” Huffman said. “If man said they feel confi- hour drive from Lynn, son. We’re excited to wel- Shore uniform, 10 play- that’s drawn up or any- you look at my stats over dent with the bulk of con- Huffman’s family often come them both to Navs ers from Saint Joseph’s thing like that. As soon as the past few years, I’ve ference play coming up. makes the trip to support Nation.” College, three from both the shot’s up, I’m sprinting been more of a passer “We definitely feel a lot her at games. And she ap- Cliche joins the Black Southern Maine and toward the hoop. It’s some- than a shooter. The past of pressure because a lot of preciates the support. Bear pitching staff as a Bates, and one from both thing that’s working out couple games I’ve been people don’t respect what “My family goes to tons freshman from Stratham, Bowdoin and Colby have for me and I’m glad it is.” taking more shots so I’m we’ve done,” Huffman of games,” Huffman said. N.H., and Exeter High over the last eight sum- Aside from contributing hoping to continue to be said. “They don’t think “They were just there this School. The 6-foot-1, mers. in the post, Huffman has aggressive in looking for we’ve played any good past weekend. It’s like 225-pound right-hander Stay tuned as the Navi- made it a point to be more shots along with helping teams. A lot of people will a three-and-a-half hour was named the Sea- gators will be announcing aggressive offensively. my teammates.” say, ‘you haven’t played drive but it’s nice when coastOnline.com Division more additions to the ros- She described herself as Middlebury made quick anybody ranked.’ We can you have the beautiful 1 Player of the Year and ter in the coming weeks a “pass-first” point guard work of the non-confer- definitely rise to the occa- mountains in Vermont earned First Team All- and months in prepara- but has looked to take ence part of its schedule sion and we’re ready to do to look at. Last year we State honors from the tion for the 2019 season. more quality shots as of and is 2-0 in NESCAC that this season, especial- played at Emerson, so ly with league play start- Baseball Coaches Associa- The team’s home opener late. In last Friday’s win play, which tipped-off sometimes the schedule at NESCAC rival Con- this past weekend. Those ing this semester. tion of New Hampshire at at Fraser Field is slated works out where we have necticut College, Huff- on the outside looking in “The competition has games in the Boston area the conclusion of a senior for Saturday, June 1. man scored a season-high might say the Panthers stepped up,” Huffman which makes it easier for 12 points. She scored 11 merit an asterisk on their added, “and it’s only going my family to travel to.” points the next day in a undefeated start but Mid- to get better as we play Huffman and the Pan- Marblehead falls just win over Wesleyan, also a dlebury isn’t paying atten- the teams at the top of the thers visit Westfield State short at Winchester conference opponent. tion to outside noise. The league.” Tuesday evening (5:30). St. Mary’s boys basketball resumes CCL play with win MARBLEHEAD and we’re not. We didn’t From B1 do the things we need to and that’s going to be ROUNDUP basketball in the second something that we have From B1 quarter thanks to Bugler. to work on. If we want to The senior made four bas- be a great team we have with eight players on the kets to help Marblehead to be smart in what we do. scoresheet. pull ahead and Romain We fired up some shots we “Our ball movement was hit a 3-pointer to put the didn’t need to and it got very good in the first half,” Magicians ahead 30-21 at out of control a couple of Brown said. “We spaced the half. times.” the floor going five out at The game started to The fourth quarter was times. We haven’t been us- shift in Winchester’s di- much of the same. With ing that much in games. rection midway through both teams in the bonus We’ve been working on it the third. A few cost- late, McCarron was near in practice.” ly turnovers and fouls perfect at the line and A solid third quarter for helped the Sachems chip Shakeel added a layup to Spellman saw the Cardi- away at the deficit while put the Sachems ahead by nals slim St. Mary’s lead McCarron hit two clutch seven in the final seconds. by 10 points. Grafton beat 3-pointers . Winchester’s Romain hit two 3-point- the buzzer with a lay-up to Omar Shakeel added an- ers on back-to-back pos- bring Spellman within 14, other 3-pointer on the Sa- sessions but the Magi- down 57-43 heading into chems’ final possession of cians couldn’t stop the the final period. the quarter to put them Winchester offense when “We didn’t defend as well ahead 40-39. it mattered to complete as we normally do,” Brown “I thought the start of the comeback. said. “That can happen in the third quarter we were “We have to make sure games like this. We de- good and then we got out we don’t play individual cided at halftime that I’d of sorts a little bit,” Giardi basketball,” Giardi said. rotate the groups in ev- said. “When you start get- “We are doing a lot of that. ery two minutes so I don’t ting out of sorts emotion- We aren’t trusting the of- think they got into the ally and you start letting fense and we are firing up flow of the game as well as ITEM FILE PHOTO the flow of the game dic- shots when we don’t need they should’ve. We wanted tate how you’re going to to. We had some good back to get everyone some play- Sammy Batista scored 10 points off the bench in a win for St. Mary’s on play it’s not good. We need door passing and some ing time.” Monday. to do a better job at that good cuts to the lane, but in St. Mary’s sealed the win and take charge and make the second half we started after Spellman cut the bounds and Guillermo Pi- Lang, Adam Mariano and sure that we don’t get getting out of sync. That’s Spartans’ lead to 11 in the Marblehead 44, mentel added 11 points. Christian Flores winning caught up in all that stuff. what got us in trouble.” fourth. A 9-0 run capped Danvers 42 Salem visits Winthrop the 200 medley relay, the The Magicians got wins “We’re just not playing The Magicians (2-5) will by an alley-oop from Eche- Tuesday (7). team of Mariano, Westin, from Richard Decarvalho disciplined basketball,” have another tough test varria to Badmus put the GIRLS BASKETBALL Daniel Puma and Fernan- in the high jump (five feet, Giardi added. “We talk Wednesday night (7) when Cardinals away for good. St. Mary’s 69, do Gomez winning the six inches), Nik Kams in about being disciplined they host English. St. Mary’s (9-0) hosts Cathedral Friday (6:30). Cardinal Spellman 33 200 freestyle relay and the 55-meter hurdles (8.7 “We’re 3-0 in the (CCL) The Spartans came out the team of Flores, Lang, seconds), Chris Barone in but we have some tough of the gates on fire as Finnigan and Mendonca the 55 dash (6.5) and Oli- KIPP girls roll to win games coming,” Brown they raced to their sixth winning the 400 freestyle ver Glass in the two-mile said. “We have Cathedral, straight win. relay. (10:48.5). KIPP a new coach and every- we have Fenwick. Going St. Mary’s was led by Classical (2-4) is back in Somerville 70, guards Yirsy Queliz and the pool Thursday against English 14 From B1 thing,” said DePasquale. on the road in this league’s “It’s a work in progress, very tough because of Gabby Torres with 12 cross-town rival English. English got wins from The second quarter is but we are making prog- the size of the courts. It’s points apiece. Bishop Fenwick 94, Michael Falasca in the where KIPP started to ress. We’re getting deeper a tough atmosphere. We Pamela Gonzalez and Matignon 76 600 (1:39.6) and Adnan take control. In addi- into our possessions, we’re know we have to come to Olivia Matela each scored The Crusaders took Jalal in the 1000 (2:58.2). tion to only allowing two getting more familiar with play every single night. 10 points. St. Marys was first place in six of the GIRLS TRACK points on the defensive the gameplan and we’re We’re trying to get better 27-for-59 (45 percent) and 11 events to earn a vic- Marblehead 57, end, players like Guzman starting to just react out every game, every prac- buried 11 3-pointers. tory. Individual winners Danvers 29 The Spartans (8-2) visit and Megie-Maddrey start- there, which is good to tice.” for Fenwick were Cath- Marblehead winners in- Cathedral Friday (6:30). erine Christuk in the 100 cluded Catherine Wager in ed to hit shots to extend see.” BOYS BASKETBALL SWIMMING backstroke (1:04.03), So- the high jump (4-6), Cristi- the lead. By the end of The Panthers now stand Shawsheen 54, Lynn Tech 50 Classical 96, phia Lumino in the 100 na Botnaru in the 55 hur- the half, KIPP held a 27-8 at 5-2 on the season and Rob Wallace just missed Somerville 79 breaststroke (1:12.94), dles (9.8), Rachael Gregory lead. have a quick turnaround a double-double at 17 Carly Mendonca was Meredith Yuhasz in the in the 55 dash (8.1), Grace The third quarter was with a game against Min- points and seven rebounds. a double-winner for the 200 freestyle (2:13.90) and Miller in the 300 (49.1), even better for the Pan- uteman scheduled for Johan Ortega scored 11 Rams, taking first in both Audrey Waldinger in the Michaela Haliotis in the thers, who went on a 18-5 Tuesday afternoon. points, knocking home the 100 backstroke and 500 freestyle (6:27.16). 1000 (3:33.5), Bella Corsi- run to seal the win. The “We still have some pret- three 3-pointers. Qasim the 100 butterfly. Oth- The Crusaders also won ni in the one-mile (5:42.5) large lead allowed a num- ty inexperienced players, Abellard scored six points er individual winners two relay races, with the and Caroline Johnson in ber of players to get into so the focus is to build on and grabbed 12 rebounds. for Classical were Jacob team of Christuk, Lumino, the two-mile (12:51.3). the action on both sides, this win and keep adding Salem 81, Lang in the 100 free- Stephen Szpak and Emily Somerville 51, and it allowed DePasquale different aspects of the Boston English 65 style, Zachary Westin in DelBene winning the 200 English 16 to work even more aspects gameplan each week,” The Witches improved the 200 freestyle, Sidney medley relay (2:05.47) and The lone winner for of the offense into the said DePasquale. “Our to 5-2. Isaiah Williamson Finnigan in the 500 free- the team of Christuk, Lu- English on the day was gameplan. leadership is great, the logged a double-double at style and Ciara Collins mino, Yuhasz and Sabrina Kahlee Smith-Whelton, “We have a lot of young girls have a lot of enthusi- 10 points and 10 rebounds. in diving. The Rams also Botthof winning the 400 who took first in the shot players and we’re install- asm and I’m excited to see Tommy Beauregard scored won all three relays, with freestyle relay (4:01.50). put with a distance of 30-1 ing a new offense with where we go from here.” 12 points with six re- the team of Mendonca, BOYS TRACK 1/2. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Lewis, 4:30) Celtics blow out Nets in Irving’s return Swimming Skiing St. Mary’s at Latin Academy (3:15) North Andover at St. John’s (3) BOSTON (AP) — Kyrie were introduced. English at Revere (5) WEDNESDAY Irving returned after miss- Celtics: Morris also re- Marblehead at Beverly (8) Boys Hockey ing two games with an turned after missing the Girls Basketball Smithfield (RI) at St. Mary’s (5) eye injury and scored 17 previous game with a stiff KIPP at Minuteman (5:30) Everett at Revere (6:30) points to lead eight play- neck. Boston swept all four Amesbury at Lynnfield (6:30) Cambridge at Lynn (7) ers in double figures as games between the teams Austin Prep at Fenwick (6:30) Peabody at Medford (7) Saugus at Peabody (7) Saugus at Marblehead (7:30) the Boston Celtics beat the last season. Swampscott at Gloucester (7) Fenwick at Matignon (8) Brooklyn Nets 116-95 on PREGAME PRAISE Marblehead at English (7) Monday night. Boston coach Brad Ste- Revere at Everett (7) Girls Hockey Winthrop at Salem (7) St. Mary’s at Peabody (5:15) Jayson Tatum added 16 vens spoke highly about Boys Basketball Haverhill at Winthrop (6:10) points, and Al Horford, the Nets before the game. Minuteman at KIPP (6:30) Boys Basketball Gordon Hayward, Marcus “I’d be surprised if this Lynnfield at Amesbury (6:30) Georgetown at Fenwick (6:30) Morris and Marcus Smart team’s not in the playoffs. Peabody at Saugus (7) English at Marblehead (7) each scored 12 for the Celt- They’re awfully good,” he Everett at Revere (7) Wrestling ics, who won their third said of Brooklyn, which Gloucester at Swampscott (7) St. John’s at Malden Catholic (6) Salem at Winthrop (7) Peabody at Gloucester (6:30) straight game. entered the day holding Wrestling Lynnfield at Holliston (6:30) Rodions Kurucs led the Eastern Conference’s Danvers at Marblehead (6:30) Track Brooklyn with 24 points. seventh seed. Boys Hockey Saugus at Medford (at Swampscott, Spencer Dinwiddie had 15 “I just love the way Winthrop at Danvers (7:30) 4) and Kenneth Faried scored they play,” Stevens added. Track Winthrop at Swampscott (4) 13 with 12 rebounds. The “They play hard and they Greater Lawrence at Tech (4) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (at Nets lost for just the fourth play together. Everybody Reggie Lewis, 4:30) Lynnfield at Masconomet (at St. Fenwick at Spellman (at Reggie John’s, 7:15) time in their last 16 games. knows what they’re sup- Lewis, 4:30) Swimming Irving was out after posed to do, and they do it BC High at St. John’s (at Reggie Andover at St. John’s (4) scratching both corneas in every night.” a collision Dec. 31 at San I’M NOT IN YET SPORTS BRIEFS Antonio. Faried got off the bench, Playing on consecutive PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS getting ready to check in, the top three overall male Lazy Dog 3-Mile days, the Nets came out Kyrie Irving, center, drives the lane during a when Jarrett Allen fired a and female finishers. sloppy in the opening quar- pass from on the court that win over the Brooklyn Nets Monday night. Fun Run/Walk The registration fee is $30, ter, committing 11 turn- bounced off Faried as he and those interested can reg- overs — about half coming was heading to the scorer’s The Lazy Dog Sports Bar Boston led 86-74 enter- TIP-INS ister online at www.racewire. on wild passes that sailed table. Faried walked on is sponsoring a three-mile ing the final quarter and Nets: Hit their first four com. Those who register by out of bounds. They ended the floor smiling when he fun run/walk to support the the Nets never threatened. shots — all 3-point at- Friday, Jan. 11 will also get a up with a season-high 25. got into the game. Lynn Classical girls track In the first half, Boston tempts — but missed 25 free long sleeve shirt. There Trailing by 11 at half- UP NEXT team. The run/walk will take led by double digits at the of their next 30 overall. place Sunday, Jan. 20 begin- will also be on-site registra- time, Brooklyn sliced it to Nets: Host the Atlanta end of the first quarter and Former Boston College ning at the Lazy Dog at 11 tion the day of the event, 59-54 early in the third Hawks on Wednesday. a.m. There will be prizes for which will start at 9:30 a.m. quarter before the Celtics opened a 47-27 advantage forward Jared Dudley and Celtics: Close a four- used a 17-9 spurt to pull on Tatum’s layup midway Connecticut guard Shaba- game homestand against ahead by 17 late in the pe- into the second en route to zz Napier both received the Indiana Pacers on TV/RADIO riod. a 56-45 edge at halftime. nice ovations when they Wednesday. TV NHL 7 p.m...... Minnesota at Boston...... NESN 7:30 p.m...... 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WBZ-FM 98.5 FILE PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS NFL PLAYOFFS Philip Rivers, left, and Tom Brady, right, will meet for the eighth time in their careers in Sunday’s WILD CARD PLAYOFFS AFC Divisional Round playoff game at Gillette Stadium. Brady and the Patriots are 7-0 against Rivers, Saturday, Jan. 5 including 2-0 in the playoffs. Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 Dallas 24, Seattle 22 Sunday, Jan. 6 L.A. Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 Divisional round brings ’07 AFC title rematch Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS Saturday, Jan. 12 FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Tom Brady season opener and Matt Cassel start- any offense that’s played all season. Indianapolis at Kansas City, 4:35 p.m. (NBC) doesn’t know Philip Rivers well on a ed in his place. He’s having an incredible year.” Dallas at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. (FOX) personal level. New England has won four straight So, too, is Los Angeles’ defense. Sunday, Jan. 13 But as the Patriots quarterback games in the series since then, with The Chargers ended the regular Los Angeles Chargers at New England, 1:05 p.m. (CBS) began his preparations for Sun- the Chargers getting within a touch- season ranked eighth in the NFL Philadelphia at New Orleans, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) day’s divisional playoff game with down when they lost 23-20 at home allowing 21 points per game, while the Chargers, he said he only had to in 2010. The Patriots beat the Char- allowing only 228 yards passing per NHL think back to their AFC champion- gers 21-13 last season. game (ranked ninth). They beat the ship game matchup during the 2007 History aside, Brady said it doesn’t Ravens 23-17 in the wild-card round, EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE season to remind himself of Rivers’ diminish his respect for Rivers’ abil- Atlantic Division Central Division but led 23-3 in the fourth quarter GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA toughness. ities on the field. At age 37, Rivers before allowing a pair of late touch- Tampa Bay 42 32 8 2 66 176 124 Nashville 44 26 15 3 55 135 109 “I mean the guy played with a torn ended the regular season by throwing Toronto 42 27 13 2 56 152 117 Winnipeg 41 26 13 2 54 139 116 downs. ACL. We played in 10-degree weath- for at least 4,000 yards for the sixth Boston 42 24 14 4 52 122 110 Colorado 42 20 14 8 48 144 129 It’s why Brady said his preparations Buffalo 42 22 14 6 50 120 120 Dallas 43 22 17 4 48 116 116 er and he was still firing dimes out straight season. He also posted at for the Chargers started immediately Montreal 42 22 15 5 49 131 132 Minnesota 40 20 17 3 43 118 114 there,” Brady said Monday on Bos- least 30 passing touchdowns for the Florida 40 17 16 7 41 130 142 Chicago 44 16 21 7 39 128 159 after the conclusion of that game. Detroit 44 16 21 7 39 124 151 St. Louis 40 17 19 4 38 113 129 ton’s WEEI radio. “So, the guy’s got sixth time since becoming the Char- Ottawa 43 15 23 5 35 136 172 Pacific Division all of the confidence in the world. It gers’ starter in 2006. “I was watching film all night,” Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Brady said. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 43 26 13 4 56 153 123 makes for a great matchup.” Like Brady he’s also been incredibly Washington 41 25 12 4 54 144 121 Vegas 45 26 15 4 56 136 119 New England won that day and durable during his career, not miss- Rivers could also have another Pittsburgh 42 23 13 6 52 147 122 San Jose 43 23 13 7 53 150 135 target to throw to this time around Columbus 41 24 14 3 51 135 126 Anaheim 43 19 17 7 45 104 127 Brady enters Sunday’s game with a ing a regular-season start for 13 con- N.Y. Islanders 40 23 13 4 50 121 107 Vancouver 45 20 21 4 44 128 143 7-0 record as a starter against Rivers, secutive seasons. against New England. Carolina 41 19 17 5 43 108 118 Edmonton 42 20 19 3 43 118 131 including 4-0 in games played in Fox- “He’s a great leader. He’s a great On Monday, the Chargers added N.Y. Rangers 41 17 17 7 41 114 141 Arizona 42 18 21 3 39 108 118 New Jersey 41 16 18 7 39 122 137 Los Angeles 43 17 23 3 37 98 127 borough and 2-0 in the playoffs. passer of the football,” Brady said. tight end Hunter Henry to the active Philadelphia 42 15 21 6 36 116 151 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Rivers earned his lone victory “He’s kind of like me. He wants the roster, less than eight months after he
Monday’s Games Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. against New England during the ball out of his hands. He kind of suffered a knee injury during an off- Nashville 4, Toronto 0 Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. 2008 regular season when the Char- wants to be able to anticipate cov- season workout in May. He had sur- St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 0 Colorado at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Vegas, 10 p.m. gers were still in San Diego. Brady erages. He’s got really a great group gery two weeks later and had been on Calgary at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. was sidelined for that game by a knee of skill players — backs, tight ends, the physically unable to perform list Los Angeles at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Nashville at Chicago, 8 p.m. injury he sustained in the Patriots’ receivers. They’re playing as well as since the start of training camp. Minnesota at Boston, 7 p.m. Colorado at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Carolina vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Ottawa at Anaheim, 10 p.m. ans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Florida at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Nashville at Columbus, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Buffalo, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. Clemson making a splash in National Championship Columbus at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at New Jersey, 7 p.m.
NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 30 12 .714 — San Antonio 24 17 .585 — Philadelphia 26 14 .650 3 Houston 22 16 .579 ½ Boston 24 15 .615 4½ Memphis 18 21 .462 5 Brooklyn 20 22 .476 10 Dallas 18 21 .462 5 New York 10 29 .256 18½ New Orleans 18 22 .450 5½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 19 19 .500 — Denver 26 11 .703 — Charlotte 19 20 .487 ½ Oklahoma City 25 14 .641 2 Orlando 17 22 .436 2½ Portland 23 17 .575 4½ Washington 16 24 .400 4 Utah 20 20 .500 7½ Atlanta 12 27 .308 7½ Minnesota 19 21 .475 8½ Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 27 11 .711 — Golden State 26 14 .650 — Indiana 26 13 .667 1½ L.A. Clippers 23 16 .590 2½ Detroit 17 21 .447 10 L.A. Lakers 21 19 .525 5 Chicago 10 30 .250 18 Sacramento 19 20 .487 6½ Cleveland 8 32 .200 20 Phoenix 9 32 .220 17½
Monday’s Games Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. San Antonio 119, Detroit 107 Sacramento at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Boston 116, Brooklyn 95 Charlotte at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. New York at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Utah at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Indiana at Boston, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. New York at Portland, 10 p.m. Atlanta at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Orlando at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Cleveland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday’s Games Milwaukee at Houston, 8 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Clemson defensive back A.J. Terrell, left, is congratulated after returning an interception for a touch- Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. down in the first half of the College Football Playoff National Championship game against Alabama. Atlanta at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Orlando at Utah, 9 p.m. Denver at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Portland, 10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 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 CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON
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 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS
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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE
Teen surprised to discover she is attracted to women To avoid a guess, ignore the greek DEAR ABBY: I am a sending money or gifts to Alice May Brock, a former four to his jack and pitched 19-year-old college stu- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van nieces, nephews and owner of three restaurants the club 10 on the heart dent (female) who needs Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, grandchildren? I have two in the Berkshires, wrote, “To- ace. Smith continued with a advice regarding some- and was founded by her mother, nephews, and one of them matoes and oregano make club ruff high, a trump to his thing I’m trying to figure Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at turns 22 next month. I it Italian; wine and tarragon hand, another club ruff high, out. An ex-boyfriend I’m have been sending gifts or make it French. Sour cream DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los a spade to hand and the third good friends with recently money for birthdays and makes it Russian; lemon and club ruff. His 10 tricks were introduced me to his new Angeles, CA 90069. Christmas ever since they cinnamon make it Greek. Soy three high spades in hand, girlfriend, and I took a were born, and I worry sauce makes it Chinese; gar- three hearts, the club ace and more-than-friendly liking that they expect me to lic makes it good.” terms with the revelation dress this? I hate to keep those three club ruffs. to her at first meeting. keep doing this until I Of which ethnicity is this would be to follow it and people waiting, but I be- That was nicely done, but My feelings about her pass away. deal? South is in four spades see where it leads. I would lieve it’s wrong to leave you might have noticed that confused me at first. Then It is not that I can’t af- and gets the heart-eight lead. only caution you to make food on my plate when I’m declarer could have won the I began thinking about my ford to send these gifts, What should he do? sure the person is avail- still hungry. first trick in his hand if he past and realized I’m at- but as adults they This deal won last year’s tracted to both men and able and the interest is had guessed the later play. CHEWING AS FAST shouldn’t expect me to Richard Freeman Junior Deal women. I always thought I mutual when you do. However, Smith’s line required continue sending them of the Year award from the In- was simply curious, but AS I CAN only that East have the heart money. I dread when my ternational Bridge Press Asso- now I’m sure it’s more DEAR ABBY: My boy- DEAR CHEWING: I nephews start having chil- ciation. The declarer was Matt queen and there be no bad than that. friend, “Aiden,” and I have agree you shouldn’t leave dren. Does that constitute Smith and the original article heart split. My family and friends been together for eight food on your plate if you author Paul Lavings, both are liberal and open-mind- months. We’re both in our another long-term obliga- are still hungry. Eating tion? from Australia. ed. I know they’ll love me 20s. We go to his parents’ slowly, thoroughly chew- Smith and his partner, Nico no matter what, but I’m house every other week ing one’s food and enjoying BUYING THEIR Ranson, had a textbook trans- confused about how I feel. for dinner. I get along with a meal in a relaxed man- LOVE IN ATLANTA fer auction. While I have dated only them quite well. ner is healthy. Wolfing Smith assumed that West men so far, I’d be more The problem is, Aiden’s down one’s food really DEAR BUYING: The had the diamond ace, and if than willing to call a wom- family eats very quickly, isn’t. You are not going to appropriate age to turn off so, South was faced with four an a partner as well. How and I’m always the last change Aiden’s family’s the automated gift spigot minor-suit losers. Declarer do I come to terms with one done. My family, on lifestyle. If you bring this would be when the “child” set out to ruff his low clubs this personal revelation the other hand, tends to up, they may become de- stops showing apprecia- on the board. But Smith saw while I’m still exploring spend about an hour fensive. Just enjoy your tion for the gifts or reaches that his communications were it? around the dinner table food as you have been, and adulthood. You are not ob- tenuous. So, he ignored the BI-CONFUSED IN when we gather. Even let them enjoy theirs in the ligated to give your neph- Greek gift hidden in the open- NEW JERSEY when I try to eat quickly, way they are used to. ews gifts for their children ing lead, taking the trick with I’m still way behind Aid- unless you are attending dummy’s king. He cashed the DEAR BI-CONFUSED: en’s family. DEAR ABBY: What is their baby showers or club ace, played the heart The logical way to come to How can I politely ad- an appropriate age to stop birthday celebrations.
EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV JANUARY 8, 2019 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater Steves’ Finding Your Roots We’ll Meet Again (N) USS Indianapolis: The Final Amanpour and Greater USS India- ^ PBS Boston Europe With Henry Chapter (N) Company (N) Boston napolis WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS “Toil and FBI “Identity Crisis” NCIS: New Orleans News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) Trouble” (N) (N) “Vindicta” (N) James Corden WCVB News- Chronicle The Con- Kids- blackish Splitting The Rookie “Stand- News- Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline Inside % ABC Center 5 ners (N) Alright (N) Up off” (N) Center 5 (N) Edition WBTS Boston Access Ellen’s Game of Ellen’s Game of New Amsterdam (N) Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News (N) Games (N) Games (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers (N) WFXT Ent. 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LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Johnny Berger to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting Docket No. ES17P1024PM solely as a nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, dated June 28, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24491, Page 523 Essex Probate and Family Court (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-FRE1 Asset-Backed 36 Federal Street Pass-Through Certificates is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, its Salem, MA 01970 successors and assigns to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-FRE1 Asset-Backed Pass-Through CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF Certificates dated November 8, 2010 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29980, Page 12, for breach of conditions of said mortgage CONSERVATORS ACCOUNT and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at Unit 306, of the Courtyard on the Common Condominium, 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 2:00 PM on February 1, 2019, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises In the matter of: Clestorine M Madden described in said mortgage, to wit: Of: Lynn, MA Protected Person/Disabled Person/Respondent A certain Condominium unit known as Unit UNIT 306 in COURTYARD ON THE COMMON CONDOMINIUM (the "Condominium") located at 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, Essex To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, you are hereby County, Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, as amended, by Master Deed, dated June 23, 1987 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds at Book notified pursuant to Rule 72 of the Supplemental Rules of the Probate & Family 9285, Page 583 on November 18, 1987 ("the Master Deed"), as amended, and managed and regulated by the Trustees of Courtyard on the Common Condominium Court, that the Temporary First and Final account(s) of Trust under Declaration of Trust dated June 23, 1987, and recorded with said Deeds at Book 9286, Page 001 on November 18, 1987 (hereinafter sometimes referred to Michael Couture, Esq. of Somerville MA as either the "Condominium Trust" or the "Declaration of Trust"). The Unit is shown on the floor plans recorded simultaneously with the Master Deed, as amended. as Conservator of the property of said Respondent has or have been presented to the Court for allowance. Also for the consideration set forth above, Grantor grants to grantee with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS the perpetual and exclusive right and easement to use the Parking You have the right to object to the account(s). If you wish to do so, you or your Space #3 and the Storage area # 306, and on the terms and conditions set forth in the Master Deed, as amended. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the return date of 01/28/2019. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline The Unit is conveyed together with the benefit of: date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in 1. An easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Unit on any adjoining units or common areas, facilities, and elements existing as a result of the matter without further notice to you, including the allowance of the account(s). construction of the building in which the Unit is located or which may come into existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building or the Unit, after Additionally, within thirty days after said return day (or within such other time as damage or destruction by fire or other casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain in proceedings, or by reason of any alteration or repair to the the Court upon motion may order), you must file a written affidavit of objections Common areas, facilities and elements made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust. stating the specific facts and grounds upon which each objection is based and a copy shall be served upon the Conservator pursuant to Rule 3 of the Supplemental 2. An easement in common with the owners of other units to use any pipes, wires, ducts, flues, cables, conduits, public utility lines and other common facilities and Rules of the Probate & Family Court. elements located in any of the other units or elsewhere on the Condominium property which serve the Unit. You have the right to send to the Conservator, by registered or certified mail, a written request to receive a copy of the Petition and account(s) at no cost to you. 3. The benefit of any other rights described in the Master Deed, as amended. IMPORTANT NOTICE The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the The Unit is conveyed subject to: above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone 1. An easement in favor of adjoining Units and in favor of the Common areas, facilities and elements for the continuance of all enchroachments of such adjoining may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named units or common areas, facilities and elements into the unit, now existing as a result of construction of the building in which the Unit is located, or which may come into person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building, or as a result of repair or restoration of said building or of any adjoining unit or of the common areas, WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. facilities and elements after damage or destruction by fire or other casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain proceedings, or by reason of any Date: December 18, 2018 alteration or repair to the common areas, facilities and elements made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust. Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate 2. The provision of the Master Deed, as amended (and the floor plans of the condominium recorded simultaneously with and as a part of the Master Deed), and Item: January 8, 2019 Declaration of Trust (including the By-Laws ) and the Rules and Regulations (the "Rules and Regulations ") which are attached to the Declaration of Trust ), as they may be amended from time to time by instrument recorded with said Deeds.
3. Provisions of a Utilities Easement from Parcel One Limited Partnership to Massachusetts Electric Company dated April 1, 1987 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds at Book 8917, Page 352.
Without limiting the generality of the foregoing paragraph, the unit is also subject to the restrictions set forth in Section 10, of the Master Deed, as amended, which NEW IN TOWN? provides as follows:
(a) The Units shall only be used for residential purposes, except an occupation or profession customarily carried put in a dwelling unit, in which no signs or advertisings are employed and where the visits of business associates, clients and/or the general public are infrequent, is permitted to the extent that it is also permitted by applicable zoning ordinances and other applicable laws.
(b) no Unit shall be occupied as a residence (i) by more than one (1) family unit (including adopted children) or (ii) by more than two (2) persons unrelated by blood, marriage or adoption. No unit or part thereof shall be leased or rented except under a written agreement providing for a term of at least 30 days duration.
(c) The architectural integrity of the Building and the Units shall be preserved without modification except as provided herein, and to that end, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, unless expressly permitted by some other provision of this Master Deed or the Declaration of trust or otherwise permitted by an instrument in writing duly executed by a majority of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust then in office and pursuant to provisions of the By-Laws; (i) no awning, screen (other than ordinary window screen), antenna, sign, banner or other device shall be erected or placed upon the exterior portion of a Unit, and no exterior change, addition, structure, projection, decoration or other feature shall be erected or placed upon or attached to the unit or any part thereof; (ii) no addition to or change or replacement (except, so far as practicable, with identical kind) or any exterior light, door knocker, or other exterior hardware, exterior Unit door or door frames shall be made; and (iii) no painting, attaching or decalcomania or other decoration shall be done on any exterior part of the surface of any Unit nor on the interior surface of any window. However, this Section 10 (c) shall not restrict the right of any Unit owner to decorate the interior of such owner's unit as such Unit owner may desire.
(d) Except as may be specifically provided in this Master Deed or in the Declaration of Trust, no Unit owner shall, in any way whatsoever, alter, remove, or otherwise modify, or permit to be altered, removed, or otherwise modified, any structural component (s) of any Unit. However, a Unit Owner may, at any time and from time to time and as such Unit Owner's sole cost and expense, change the use and designation of any room or space within such Unit Owner's Unit and may modify, remove, and install non-bearing walls lying wholly within such Unit, provided that (i) any and all work with respect to the removal and installation of interior non-bearing walls or other improvements to such Unit shall be done expeditiously in a good and workmanlike manner during normal working hours, without undue disturbances to the other Unit Owners, pursuant to a building permit duly issued therefor (if required by law) and otherwise in accordance with all applicable laws, statutes, ordinances, codes, rules and regulations, and pursuant to plans and specifications prepared by a registered architect or engineer which have been submitted to and approved in writing by the trustees prior to the commencement of any such work, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed, and (iii) if such work involved the removal, relocation, or addition of an interior non-bearing wall in a Unit, a new plan of the Unit shall be recorded in the Registry of Deeds (which plan shall show the Unit as changed by such work) together with a certificate signed by at least two (2) Trustees certifying that all such work has been performed with the approval of the Trustees as required by this subsection 10 (c ).
(e) No Unit shall be used or maintained in a manner contrary to or inconsistent with the By-Laws of the Condominium Trust or the Rules and Regulations, as the same may be amended from time to time.
The Grantee acquires the Unit with the benefit of and subject to the provisions of M.G.L. Ch. 183A, relating to condominiums, as that statute is written as of the date hereof and as it may hereafter be amended, and subject to real estate taxes attributable to the Unit which are not yet due and payable.
The GRANTOR certifies that this conveyance does not constitute a sale of all or substantially all of the real property of the GRANTOR in Massachusetts.
For my title, see deed recorded herewith.
For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24491, Page 520. FIND AN AFFORDABLE The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable PLACE TO LIVE. encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession.
Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bid; balance of CHECK CLASSIFIED! purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. Have something to sell? Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-FRE1 Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates Korde & Associates, P.C. 900 Chelmsford Street We can help! Suite 3102 Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 Berger, Johnny, 08-050846 Item: January 8, 15, 22, 2019 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Saudi woman seeking asylum can stay temporarily in Thailand
By Kaweewit restrictions on women fearful of her father's re- Kaewjinda and who cannot travel abroad taliation. Aya Batrawy without a man's consent. Her Twitter account at- ASSOCIATED PRESS Upon arriving at Bang- tracted more than 66,000 kok's Suvarnabhumi Air- followers in less than BANGKOK — An port on Saturday night, 48 hours and her story 18-year-old Saudi woman she said she was met by a grabbed the attention of who fled her family over man whom she identified foreign governments and alleged abuse and barri- at various times as either the U.N. refugee agen- caded herself in a Bang- a Kuwait Airways employ- cy. As the pressure grew, kok airport hotel room in ee or a Saudi diplomat, with concern expressed a desperate bid for asylum will be allowed to stay in who took her passport and by Australian lawmakers, Thailand while her case is said he would help her Germany's ambassador evaluated by the U.N. ref- gain entry to Thailand. to Thailand and human ugee agency, immigration Saudi Arabia denies its rights agencies, Thai offi- authorities said Monday. officials were involved in cials agreed to allow U.N PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rahaf Mohammed any way. refugee officials to meet Puerto Rico hasn’t been spared from the opioid crisis that has plagued Alqunun grabbed global When the man returned with her. the U.S. mainland, a problem that seems to have grown as a result of the attention when she sent about an hour later with The office of the U.N. four or five other people, devastating hurricane in 2017. out pleas for help via so- High Commissioner for cial media, saying she they said they knew she Refugees said it expected feared for her life if she had run away, that her to take at least 5-7 days were put on a plane back family wanted her back, to evaluate her case and Growing opioid crisis adds to Kuwait, where she had and she should go home claims, according to Sura- slipped away from her to Saudi Arabia. She was chate, the Thai immigra- family, or her homeland. sent to a hotel room, and tion police chief. to Puerto Rico’s problems Instead, she has been told she would be put on a Giuseppe De Vincen- allowed to enter Thailand Monday morning flight to tiis, the UNHCR repre- Kuwait. sentative in Thailand, While that's much less Administration of Ser- temporarily under the By Danica Coto She then went online, told journalists he did ASSOCIATED PRESS dire than the crisis in vices for Mental Health protection of the U.N. ref- sending out pleas for as- some U.S. states, activists and Addiction, said it was ugee agency, which was not know where Alqunun HUMACAO, Puerto Rico and experts say the prob- too difficult for the thinly expected to take about five sistance over Twitter, and would be staying but that — Jose Carlos Laviena lem appears to be expand- staffed agency struggling to seven days to study her also barricaded her hotel she would be safe because emptied his pockets, took ing rapidly as use of fen- with staffing cuts to apply case and her claim for asy- room door. Global atten- she was under his agen- off his shoes and waited tanyl, the opioid blamed for the new grant while lum. She said she wants tion was sparked by social cy's protection. UNHCR to die. for much of the problem also coordinating work to go to Australia to seek media and she did not get declined to release any He had just injected in the U.S., spreads more under earlier grants and refuge there. on the scheduled morning details of its meeting with himself with a new type of widely here. programs. "We will not send anyone flight to Kuwait. her, but De Vincentiis not- heroin that his dealer was The U.S. Drug Enforce- "I am extremely worried, to die. We will not do that. Alqunun wrote of being ed "a good spirit of collab- promoting, but the high ment Administration and because this represents We will adhere to human in "real danger" if forced oration so far" with Thai was so strong that Laviena local nonprofit groups also an epidemic that has not rights under the rule of to return to her family in officials. thought he had overdosed. say they believe that ac- been acknowledged," said law," said Thai Immigra- Saudi Arabia, and said in Surachate said Alqunun's The 35-year-old was pre- tual deaths and overdoses Puerto Rico territorial tion Police chief Maj. Gen. media interviews that she father was due to arrive paring his body for how he are far higher than those Sen. Jose Vargas Vidot, a Surachate Hakparn. might be killed. She told Monday night, and officials wanted to be found. official numbers indicate doctor known for his vol- Alqunun's plight mirrors the BBC that she had re- would see if she was will- "It's truly something su- because the island's gov- unteer work with drug ad- that of other Saudi women nounced Islam and was ing to meet with him. per strong," he said, refer- ernment is not keeping dicts on the island. "In the who in recent years have ring to what he believes proper count — and recent- 30 years that I've been on turned to social media was heroin mixed with ly stopped even trying to the streets, I have never to amplify their calls for fentanyl. "I felt death at count fatal overdoses due seen three to four deaths help while trying to flee that moment." to financial constraints. a week in just one neigh- abusive families and other Laviena's near-fatal ex- Despite that, the U.S. borhood, in just one street obstacles they face in the perience in an abandoned territory never applied for ... Everything changed im- conservative kingdom. trailer in southeast Puer- a $7.8 million award from mensely after Hurricane Photos released Monday to Rico is one of many Congress to help get peo- Maria." night by immigration po- signs that the island ple into treatment. That Vargas said the heavy lice showed Alqunun with hasn't been spared from money was instead divid- presence of law enforce- Thai and U.N. officials the opioid crisis that has ed up among U.S. states. ment on the island after after she left the airport plagued the U.S. mainland "It's ridiculous. There's the Category 4 storm hit transit hotel room where — a problem that seems to a lot of need for that mon- on Sept. 20, 2017, coupled she had been holed up have grown as a result of a ey," said Carmen Davila, a with a lengthy paralysis over the weekend, sending devastating hurricane. nurse who helps drug ad- of all modes of transpor- her pleas for help on her The government is dicts in rural Puerto Rico. tation used by smugglers, Twitter account. She later struggling to keep up, and She worries the number led drug dealers to substi- tweeted that she feels safe failed to apply for a mul- of overdoses will increase, tute imported heroin with under U.N. protection and timillion dollar U.S. grant and she questioned the fentanyl, which was avail- has gotten back her pass- that advocates say could 612 overdoses reported in able at hospitals since it is port, which had been tak- have helped save lives. 2017 by the government. legally produced in Puerto en from her earlier. More than 600 fentan- "I'd say it's three times Rico. He said he and other Alqunun's ordeal began yl-related overdoses and that amount based on doctors received anony- when she fled from her family while in Kuwait 60 deaths were reported the testimonies of people mous tips that criminals PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in Puerto Rico in 2017, we've helped, and that's a were threatening hospital and boarded a flight to largely before Hurricane conservative estimate." staff with violence or even Thailand, apparently tak- Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun says she is fleeing Maria, up from 200 and Julissa Perez, spokes- death if they did not hand ing advantage of being abuse by her family and wants asylum in Aus- eight the previous year. woman for Puerto Rico's over fentanyl supplies. away from Saudi Arabia's tralia.
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A camera inside lets to help advertisers tar- you zoom in to see if the get you — more precisely cheese on the lasagna has Massachusetts gas prices continue to fall than they could with just browned enough, without the smartphone you carry. opening the oven door. BOSTON (AP) — The AAA Northeast reports higher than the current global crude oil market "It's decentralized sur- As for that smart toilet, price of a gallon of gaso- Monday self-serve regular national average and a have driven prices down. veillance," said Jeff Ches- Kohler's Numi will re- line in Massachusetts con- has dropped 4 cents in the penny higher than the AAA found self-serve, ter, executive director spond to voice commands tinues to fall, but remains past week to an average of Bay State price a year ago. regular selling for as for the Center for Digital to raise or lower the lid higher than the national $2.49 per gallon. AAA says low demand low$2.19 per gallon and as Democracy, a Washing- — or to flush. You can do average. That price is 26 cents and high supplies on the high as $2.89 per gallon. ton-based digital privacy it from an app, too. The advocate. "We're living in company says it's all about a world where we're teth- offering hands-free options High court refuses to block case against ExxonMobil ered to some online ser- in a setting that's very per- vice stealthily gathering sonal for people. The toilet BOSTON (AP) — The what it knew about the ing fossil fuels. decision clears the way our information." is also heated and can U.S. Supreme Court has link between fossil fuels Monday's decision is the for the investigation. She Yet consumers so far play music and the news refused to hear a bid by and climate change. latest legal blow for Exx- said the public deserves seem to be welcoming through its speakers. ExxonMobil meant to The Democrat is seeking onMobil. Last year the answers about what Exx- these devices. The re- Kohler also has a tub that block an investigation by documents from the Ir- highest court in Massa- onMobil knew about the search firm IDC projects adjusts water temperature Attorney General Maura ving, Texas-based oil and chusetts ruled the compa- effect of burning fossil fu- that 1.3 billion smart de- to your liking and a kitchen Healey into whether the gas giant into whether ny must hand over docu- els, and when. vices will ship worldwide faucet that dispenses just company misled inves- it concealed information ments sought by Healey. An ExxonMobil spokes- in 2022, twice as many as the right amount of water tors and consumers about about the impact of burn- Healey said Monday's man declined to comment. 2018. for a recipe.
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