WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 McGee states a case for Lynn By Gayla Cawley and cultural scene. ITEM STAFF McGee spoke before a roomful of elected of cials, including mem- LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. Mc- bers of the City Council, School Gee said in his state of the city Committee, and state legislature, address that although there has city department heads and resi- been substantial progress made in dents, in the City Council Cham- Mayor Thomas M. his rst year in of ce, that should bers, where the annual address McGee gives his not lead to complacency. was delivered for the rst time. state of the city ad- The city’s 58th mayor said Tues- Members of McGee’s family also dress from the City day night that the state of the city attended, including his wife, Ma- Council Chambers is strong, despite the ongoing - ria. at Lynn City Hall nancial crisis, highlighting new While highlighting the city’s com- Tuesday. development, an investment in mitment to economic development infrastructure, planning for better ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE transportation and a vibrant arts LYNN, A3 Rivals just can’t get along St. Mary’s, Fenwick are at odds (again)

By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The Thanksgiving Day ri- valry between Catholic Cen- tral League opponents St. Mary’s and Bishop Fenwick is no more. Both athletic directors, Fenwick’s Dave Woods and St. Mary’s Jeff Newhall, con- rmed the decision, which was made shortly after the Crusaders defeated the Spar- tans, 60-0, during last sea- son’s edition of the rivalry. The two schools had just renewed a once-longstanding Turkey Day rivalry in 2015. “While we may be disap- Barnes was noble pointed that Bishop Fenwick has opted to end this holiday tradition that dates back to in service to his city 1964, we certainly respect Fenwick’s decision to nd a By Thor Jourgensen in Boston owned by a friend. Lloyd “Butchie” new Thanksgiving opponent ITEM STAFF The 73-year-old veteran made a living Barnes walks and we wish them well,” said framing houses, repairing roofs and boilers across the roof of Newhall in a statement re- LYNN — Lloyd “Butchie” Barnes retires before he was hired as a city maintenance Lynn City Hall. leased Tuesday evening. on Feb. 28 as a city associate Public Works Fenwick will now play Mal- commissioner and with him goes his day-to- man 25 years ago. His skills pushed him into a supervisory job as city facilities man- ITEM PHOTO | den Catholic, which opted day title of amateur City Hall historian and SPENSER HASAK out of all but one of its Catho- all-around Mr. Fix-It. ager with primary responsibility for over- lic Conference football games Nicknamed by an aunt, Barnes is a High- seeing City Hall with its 1940s-era of ce last season, on Thanksgiv- lands native who lives on Woodbury Ave- space and electrical system that needed to ing. St. Mary’s will start a nue near longtime friend David Solimine be updated for the computer age. Sr. Barnes plans to spend part of his time RIVALS, A3 after he retires maintaining an art studio BARNES, A3 Ehrlich and Crighton Trump calls for turn a spotlight end of on journalism resistance By Katie Lannan ers in the journalism eld can STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE get together and come up with politics some actionable ideas as to how BOSTON — At a time when to reverse the trend, and that can By Julie Pace acquisitions of local papers by involve coming up with new mod- and Catherine international chains and waves els of journalism or strengthen- Lucey of mass layoffs mean the news ing the models we have already,” ASSOCIATED PRESS industry itself is often making headlines, a state lawmaker has Ehrlich told the News Service. “I WASHINGTON — Fac- offered up a plan she hopes will think there’s great concern that ing a divided Congress for “sound the alarm.” the recent shift to digital media the rst time, President Rep. Lori Ehrlich, a Marble- may not be as nancially viable Donald Trump on Tues- head Democrat, led a bill that as once thought, so I think it’s day called on Washington would create a 17-member com- time to really take a hard look at to reject “the politics of mission to study “communities this important issue.” revenge, resistance and underserved by local journalism,” Ehrlich’s bill (HD 2360), Saugus students learn retribution.” He warned including “the adequacy of press co-sponsored by Sen. Brendan emboldened Democrats coverage,” effects of social media, Crighton and Reps. David LeB- that “ridiculous partisan print and digital business mod- oeuf, Patrick Kearney, Jose Tosado tricks of the trade investigations” into his ad- els, and “public policy solutions and Andy Vargas, would give the ministration and business- to improve the sustainability of commission a year to report its By Bridget Turcotte Design and es could hamper a surging local press business models and ndings. ITEM STAFF visual teacher American economy. private and nonpro t solutions.” Trump’s appeals for bi- JOURNALISM, A3 Chris Young “It’s my hope that many lead- A program at Northeast Metropolitan works with partisanship in his State Regional Vocational High School will allow of the Union address Reading High public school students in Saugus and sur- clashed with the rancor- School senior rounding towns to learn a trade. ous atmosphere he has Ryder Thomas INSIDE The 12-week program, Exploring Voca- helped cultivate in the na- tional and Career Technical Pathways, al- on a project in tion’s capital — as well as Opinion LOOK! Sports lows in-district students in grades 9-12 not Photoshop. the desire of most Demo- MBTA bus route Cold Chocolate Hot start propels currently enrolled at the school to expand crats to block his agenda changes hardly heats up me&thee English basketball token. A4 on Friday. A8 to win. B1 TRADE, A3 TRUMP, A3

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Peter L. Zetes, 95 John J. Gilroy, 70 Saugus farm 1948-2019 READING — Peter He was the loving DERRY, N.H. — John grandchildren and receives $25K L. Zetes, age 95, of father of Stacey Alba- Joseph Gilroy, of Der- family. Reading, formerly of no and her husband ry, N.H., formerly a John leaves his Lynn, died Sunday John of Lynn eld longtime resident of children, Patrick Gil- at home after a brief and the devoted Pa- Lynn, passed away roy and his wife, Anne in state funds illness. He was the pou of Matthew and after a strong battle of Windham, N.H., beloved husband Christina Albano of with cancer on Mon- and Marianna Smith By Bridget Turcotte committed to the goal of of Betsy (Polychro- Lynn eld. He also day, Feb. 4, 2019 at and her husband, ITEM STAFF ensuring food safety from nopoulos) Zetes, with leaves his sisters-in- the age of 70. Shawn of Wake eld; farm to table.” whom he had shared law, Dorothy Zetes of Born in Lynn on his grandchildren, SAUGUS — A Saugus This program focuses 50 years of marriage. Swampscott, Patricia Gerrish May 31, 1948, he was the Caitlin and Conner Gilroy, both farm was among 21 to re- on assisting produce op- Born and raised in Lynn, he and her husband Curtis of son of the late Joseph J. and of Windham, and Audrey, Tyler, ceive a combined $300,000 erations as they work to- was the son of the late Lou- Newbury, and Mary Williams Mary L. (Lovett) Gilroy. John and Dylan Smith, all of Wake- in funding from the state ward upgrading on-farm is and Anastasia (Anasoulis) of Ipswich; as well as several was raised and educated in eld; his brother, Brian Gilroy to improve food safety. infrastructure and equip- Zetes. He was a graduate of nieces and nephews. He was Lynn and was a graduate of and his wife, Donna of Wake- Little Brook Farm and ment to meet regulatory Lynn English High School, the brother of the late Arthur St. Mary’s High School with eld; and his dear friend, Ma- Garden, a garden center requirements under the Class of 1941. Peter had lived L. Zetes, Sophie Pezzarossi, the Class of 1966. He attend- ria (Barresi) Gilroy. Many niec- on Lincoln Avenue, re- Food Safety Moderniza- in Lynn for the greater part of Stella Jenis, Mary Perros, Viola ed classes at Husson Univer- es, nephews, and cousins also ceived $25,000 for a wash- his life. He had also resided in Papazoglou, Anthony L. Zetes, sity in Bangor, Maine, before survive him. John was preced- tion Act (FSMA), third ing and packing facility party audit requirements Lynn eld for 13 years and had Georgia Zetes, and Jennie getting the opportunity to join ed in death by his siblings from Gov. Charlie Baker’s recently moved to Reading. Zetes. the Lynn Fire Department. He James Gilroy and Anne-Marie required by buyers, and Agricultural Food Safety general farm food safety Peter served in the United Service information: His served nobly as a dispatch (Gilroy) Morrill Cheever. Improvement program. States Army Air Force during funeral will be held on operator for the department Service information: Fu- improvements to min- The competitive grant imize food safety risks World War II. After an honorable Thursday at 11 a.m. in St. from 1978 until his retirement neral from the CUFFE-MC- program allows agricultur- discharge, he worked on jet en- Vasilios Greek Orthodox in 2005. GINN Funeral Home, 157 from harvest to market. al operations to complete “As the demand for gines at GE Aviation. In 1951, Church, 5 Paleologos St., He was a longtime commu- Maple St., Lynn, on Friday, food safety upgrades on he began a long and success- Peabody. Burial will be in nicant of St. Mary’s Church in Feb. 8, 2019 at 9 a.m., fol- locally grown food con- their farms, enabling the tinues to grow, farmers ful career in the Lynn Fire De- Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Lynn before his move to Der- lowed by a funeral Mass in operations to meet buyer partment, retiring at age 60 as Relatives and friends are ry, N.H. He quickly became a St. Mary’s Church, 8 So. have an increasing need demands, increase con- to improve their opera- district chief. He was co-owner respectfully invited. Visita- member and befriended Fr. Common St., Lynn, at 10:30 sumption of local food and of Bob’s Fried Clams in Salem, tion will be in the church on Mike of St. Mark’s Church in a.m. Burial will follow in St. tions to meet marketplace protect public health by which he and his family owned Thursday from 9-11 a.m., Londonderry. John was a true Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. Visit- demands and safety re- reducing food safety risks. for many years. prior to the service. Those patriot who loved his country ing hours will be held in the quirements,” Baker said Peter was an avid golfer and who prefer may make dona- and was a proud member of funeral home on Thursday, “A goal of our depart- in a statement. “Our ad- Boston sports fan. He was very tions to The Lynn Fire ght- the American Legion. He was Feb. 7 from 3-7 p.m. In lieu ment is to help keep the ministration is proud to active in sports as a member er’s Relief Association or to a member of the Ancient Or- of  owers, contributions in Massachusetts food supply continue supporting Mas- of The Tracy Tigers, Meadow- the charity of their choice. der of Hibernians and served John’s memory may be made safe and secure,” said De- sachusetts agriculture by larks, and Gannon Golf Arrangements by the as the treasurer of the Wall to the March of Dimes, Do- partment of Agricultural helping produce farmers Club. He was devoted to SOLIMINE Funeral Plaza Council in Lynn from nation Processing Center, Resources Commissioner proactively implement up- his family and his faith. Home, Lynn. Direc- 2012-2014. He loved time P.O. Box 18819, Atlanta, GA John Lebeaux in a state- grades to ensure that food He and his wife enjoyed tions and guestbook spent on the water, especially 31126. To share a memory ment. “Assisting farmers safety risks are managed, going out to eat as well at www.solimine.com. shing in both fresh and salt or leave online condolences, through both grants and marketplace needs are as yearly trips to Las water. He had a deep love of please visit www.cuffemc- technical assistance help addressed, and their busi- Vegas. His greatest joy came his garden and his award-win- ginn.com. modernize their opera- nesses continue to grow.” from spending time with his ning tomato plants he grew tions, open new market two grandchildren. every year. Through all his life’s channels, and meet regula- Bridget Turcotte can be joys, John’s true passion was tory requirements for both reached at bturcotte@item- always spending time with his the good of the farmers live.com. Follow her on and for consumers. We are Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Marilyn E. Faulkner, 86 Boost in rent vouchers pushed SWAMPSCOTT She is survived by — Mrs. Marilyn E. her children, Sandra (Winkpaw) Faulkner, Vara and her hus- to address housing affordability 86 years, of Swamp- band Leonard of Am- scott, died surround- herst, N.H., David K. ed by her children Faulkner and his wife By Colin A. Young on Monday, Feb. 4, Stacy of Grand Rap- STATE HOUSE 2019 in the South- ids Mich., A. Scott NEWS SERVICE ern New Hampshire Faulkner, his late wife BOSTON — While the Medical Center in Lisa of Swampscott, crowds piled up outside for Nashua after a brief illness. Richard V. Faulkner and his the New England Patri- Marilyn was born in Swamp- wife Diane of Swampscott, ots championship parade, scott and was the only daugh- Robert F. Faulkner and his housing activists lled the ter of the late Albert V. and wife Julie of Swampscott; her Great Hall ahead of their Alice (Coveney) Winkpaw. She grandchildren, Kimberly Vara, own parade from of ce to attended parochial school Justin Vara and his wife Mary, of ce pressing for a $30 at St. John’s of Swampscott Allison Howard and her hus- million increase in fund- and graduated from St. Mary’s band Shane, Thomas Faulkner ing for the state’s rental High School in Lynn. In 1951 and his wife McKenzie, Jack voucher program. she met the love of her life, Faulkner, McCoy Faulkner, Ty- The Massachusetts Alan Faulkner. They were mar- ler Faulkner and his partner Rental Voucher Program ried upon his return from serv- Meagan, Ben Faulkner, Emma was funded at $100 mil- ing in the Korean con ict and Faulkner, Sydney Faulkner, lion in this year’s budget together they raised a family MacKenzie Faulkner and Liam and Gov. Charlie Bak- of ve children. They were hap- Faulkner; as well as a great er proposed to keep it at pily married for 29 years. grand-daughter, Adelaide After devoting her life to Howard. $100 million for scal year raising her children, Marilyn Service information: Her 2020, with the adminis- returned to the workforce funeral will be held on Sat- tration saying the 9,240 and was employed as an ex- urday, Feb. 9, 2019 at 8 a.m. vouchers supported by the PHOTO | SHNS program represent a 34 ecutive assistant for the John from the SOLIMINE Funeral Senate President Emerita Harriette Chandler received the “big cookie” Hancock Insurance Company. Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route percent increase since s- cal 2015. award from Homes for Families and housing activists, including execu- After 12 years she retired to 1A), Lynn, followed by a fu- tive director Libby Hayes, at the group’s annual State House lobby day. spend time with her grand- neral Mass in St. John the But family shelter pro- children and to travel with Evangelist Church, Swamp- viders, families overcom- family and friends. Winky, as scott, at 9 a.m. Burial in ing homelessness and ad- approximately 3,500 fam- that families who receive a the rounds to the of ces of she was known to her friends, Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. vocacy groups like Homes ilies in the state’s shelter voucher are able to nd an their representatives and will always be remembered as Relatives and friends are for Families and the system right now and that apartment they can afford,” senators. a wonderful mother, devoted respectfully invited. Visiting Housing Solutions Coali- the Massachusetts Rental Homes for Families said. “I want to thank all of tion want the Legislature grandmother and loyal friend. hours are on Friday from Voucher Program (MRVP) “MRVP is clearly an es- you for being here, for to boost funding for the She loved spending time at 4-8 p.m. The family prefers helps provide housing sta- sential tool here in Massa- making it through the program to $130 million her island home in En eld, donations be made to the bility to more than 8,300 chusetts,” Rep. Kevin Hon- crowd of rowdy Patriots when the House and Sen- low-income households an, who has chaired the N.H., summering on the beach Lisa M. Faulkner Scholarship fans to join us in getting in Newport, R.I., and traveling Fund, c/o Scott Faulkner, ate take turns re-writing in Massachusetts. The Housing Committee in re- rowdy for housing solu- in the states and abroad. She 41 Salem St., Swampscott, the governor’s $42.7 bil- increase of $30 million cent sessions, said Tuesday. was a ercely competitive MA 01907. Directions and lion budget proposal. would provide about 500 The crowd in the Great tions,” Hayes said. She scrabble player and was a guestbook at www.solimine. “We know this is a big new vouchers, Hayes said. Hall was dotted with ac- added, “There might be a member of both the Red Hat com. ask,” Libby Hayes, execu- The groups also touted tivists in Patriots regalia parade outside, but inside Society and the Swampscott tive director of Homes for a bill (SD 864/HD 3872) and numerous speakers there is a hall full of peo- Historical Society. She left an Families, said. “But we Tuesday that would codi- referred to the Super Bowl ple who believe our state’s indelible mark on all those also know we have a big fy the program in law and championship parade that housing crisis is unaccept- she met. homelessness crisis.” “make adjustments to the would get underway while able and we need housing Hayes said there are fair market rent cap so the housing activists made solutions.”

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Boston broadcast legend sometimes by candlelight, lower that to $1,000. That’s about $195 mil- component of the shortfall as the state’s bipartisan Gary LaPierre dies through the Blizzard of That would match the lion or 6.5 percent below is likely due to volatile record of addressing 1978. He reported from amount that an individu- predictions and $180 capital gains. climate change while urg- BOSTON (AP) — Gary every national political al can contribute per year. million — or 6.1 percent He said as the tax ling ing Washington lawmak- LaPierre, a longtime convention from 1968 un- The move would also limit — less than the actual season begins revenue ers to work at all levels of Boston broadcast news til 2004, and interviewed annual contributions to a collections in January of of cials will monitor col- government in a similar anchor and reporter, has every president from Lyn- political action committee last year. lections and trends in all fashion. died after a battle with don Johnson to George W. at $500 and to a political For the scal year-to- tax categories. Baker will testify along leukemia. Bush. party at $5,000. date through January, with Democratic Gov. Roy WBZ-AM, where LaPi- He’s survived by his The agency unveiled revenue collections totaled Baker heading to DC to Cooper of North Carolina. erre worked for more wife and two sons. the proposal in a draft $16.1 billion. That’s $403 testify about climate change than four decades before regulation. The plan will million — or 2.4 percent — his retirement in 2006, Proposal would lower union be the subject of public less than the estimate for BOSTON (AP) — Gov. announced that he died at hearings. this point in the scal year Charlie Baker is head- 781-593-7700 campaign contribution limit Publishing Daily, except Sundays his home surrounded by Critics have long faulted that ends June 30. ing to Washington to tell USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 family. He was 76. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- what they called the Revenue Commission- Congress about what Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA The Shelburne Falls sachusetts campaign “union loophole,” saying er Christopher Harding Massachusetts is doing to and additional of ces. native started at WBZ as nance regulators are it gave labor organization said Tuesday that Mas- prepare for, and combat, Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions a college intern in the ear- considering lowering the an unfair advantage with sachusetts experienced climate change. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States ly 1960s and was named a amount a labor union can elected of cials. below-benchmark per- The Republican is $20.00 for 4 weeks news reporter in 1964. contribute to a political formance in the category scheduled to testify $65.00 for 13 weeks One of his rst assign- candidate. State collected $2.79B of non-withheld income Wednesday morning $130.00 for 26 weeks Unions can currently in both December and before the House Natural $260.00 for 1 year ments was to travel with in taxes in January Send payment to and POSTMASTER, the Beatles on their rst donate up to $15,000 to a January, particularly Resources Committee. send address changes to: U.S. tour. He spent ve candidate annually. The BOSTON (AP) — Mas- in individual estimated Baker is expected to The Daily Item consecutive days stuck at Of ce of Campaign and sachusetts collected $2.79 payments talk about what his 110 Munroe St. the station broadcasting, Political Finance wants to billion in taxes in January. He said a signi cant administration describes P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 McGee states a case for Lynn St. Mary’s, Fenwick LYNN ground floor commercial McGee said. “I am com- site with residential, com- are at odds (again) From A1 space downtown on Mun- mitted to making difficult mercial and industrial de- roe Street and the 71-unit decisions that are in the velopment, and establish- RIVALS the Spartans twice (2016, as one of its strengths, Mc- mixed-income, mixed-use best interest of the city, be- ing an Open Space Master From A1 2018) played in the Super Gee mentioned the city’s re- Gateway North project that cause I am confident that Plan, with the latter plan Bowl the next week. In the cent approval from the state was completed on Washing- our city — the city we all including a vision for turn- new Thanksgiving rivalry other two (2015, 2017) the for four areas of Lynn to be ton Street over the summer. believe in — will come out ing the city’s landfill into a with CCL opponent Aus- Spartans were coming off designated as “opportunity But while McGee believes on the other side of this publicly accessible park. tin Prep. losses in the state semifi- zones,” a federal tax incen- the city is strong, it is not challenging time stronger The mayor said part Fenwick and St. Mary’s nal. Newhall said the post- tive for developers offered without challenges, refer- than we ever have been.” of the city’s investment began their rivalry in season runs the Spartans through the U.S. Depart- ring to the ongoing finan- Rather than being com- in education means an 1964. However, because put together impacted how ment of the Treasury that cial crisis, something he placent following what the investment in improve- the Classical-English the rivalry ran its course. encourages investment in knew when he came into of- mayor called substantial ments to its school build- game was always at Man- “It’s unfortunate the low-income communities. fice last year. Work has in- progress, including the ings, including finding a ning Bowl on Thanksgiv- Thanksgiving rivalry with The first opportunity cluded trying to learn from opening of new business- way to build new schools. ing morning, St. Mary’s Fenwick didn’t work,” Ne- zone in Lynn would po- the city’s past mistakes. es downtown and growth Every student has the had to travel to Peabody whall said. “We played tentially be on Munroe McGee said the city con- at established businesses, right to a 21st century ed- for its game at Fenwick. them four times and in Street, but McGee said he tinues to try to dig out of McGee said the city needs ucation, he said. In 1985, then-Spartan those four times we were sees the entire city as an its financial hole, hav- to instead be prepared for “We want our students coach Ray McDermott was either going to the Super opportunity zone. ing borrowed $14 million new opportunities. to look at their hometown the key factor in launch- Bowl or coming off the “We are open to finding through state legislation to For the past year, that as a place to come back ing the “Thanksgiving Eve Eastern Mass. final. It’s development that will balance the last two years’ has meant planning for to, not just to visit, but to Classic,” where St. Mary’s not an ideal situation for strengthen our city and budgets, while still facing those opportunities, which build a life. I want our stu- would host a home game them to be in. It’s not an create a future where peo- a potential $5 million bud- includes trying for better dents to feel invested, ex- between the two schools ideal situation for us to be ple can live in housing get deficit this year. public transportation. The cited and optimistic about every other year. in. But that’s football. they can afford, work in To try to fill that bud- city cannot succeed with- Lynn. These students are That arrangement last- “I don’t think any of jobs that pay a living wage get gap, he said city offi- out robust, reliable public the next generation of ed through 1991, and the those four games were ide- in 21st century industries, cials are looking for ways transportation options, he community leaders.” teams did not face each al, given the circumstanc- and raise their families to reduce costs and raise said, and was hopeful recent But overall, McGee said other again until 2006. St. es we were in,” Newhall in a community that is revenue, while striking a planning efforts with the the city’s strength is its di- Mary’s and Lynn Tech be- said. “I can certainly see defined by its diversity, balance between provid- state would lead to a Blue versity. came annual Thanksgiv- where their frustrations inclusiveness and oppor- ing necessary services to Line expansion to Lynn, an “The strength of our city ing-Eve rivals until 2015, may come from.” tunity for all,” McGee said. residents and businesses improved regional rail and is about all of us,” McGee at which time the Crusad- The Spartans came to Some of those develop- and reducing costs. re-established ferry service. said. “When everyone’s ers and Spartans resumed an agreement with Austin ments have already trans- “While we all wish there Other efforts have in- voice is heard, when we their holiday game. Prep shortly after their pired, McGee said, mention- was an easy fix for the dire cluded the city updating its embrace our diversity and In the interim, Fen- loss to Fenwick in Novem- ing the ongoing construction financial state Lynn is fac- Waterfront Master Plan, come together as a com- wick went through many ber. Thanksgiving opponents, of a 10-story, 259-unit luxu- ing, these challenges will aimed at transforming the munity, there is no limit to “We’re pleased to start a among them Bellingham, ry apartment building, with not be solved overnight,” city’s 300-acre waterfront what our city can achieve.” new tradition by playing Ayer, Whittier, Malden Austin Prep on Thanks- Catholic, Austin Prep and giving Eve every year,” Ne- Pingree. whall said. “We’ve found Barnes was noble in service to his city Fenwick’s four-year playing on the night before agreement with Malden the holiday is appealing Catholic was finalized last BARNES still wins him praise from rooms and two Peerless to our students and es- month. From A1 city Public Works Com- Simplex movie projectors pecially our alumni. We missioner Andrew Hall. loom over Veterans Memo- “We’ve had a number of different Thanksgiving played at Fenwick for 25 He helped oversee plan- “He did that job admira- rial Auditorium’s seats like straight years on Thanks- ning for energy efficiency opponents over the years,” bly,” Hall said. monsters from a bygone era. giving Day until the idea systems installed in the hall Fixing or overseeing re- The former congress- Woods, also coach of the to play the night before and rushed out of his base- pairs in every corner of City man’s office phone was football team, said. “We came about, giving our ment office on more than Hall from the rooftop heat- equipped with an anti-bug- did play Malden Catho- players and fans the op- one occasion with a wrench ing and ventilation system ging device and the former lic for the first time when to make a minor repair. to the framework under Civil Defense room held I first took over. It was a portunity to experience a “There was always a new the front steps acquainted barrels of water and Gei- great rivalry. I think it’s home Thanksgiving game. project coming up and the Barnes with the building’s ger counters for measuring two similar schools in We’re confident that both work was never the same,” history and oddities. radiation exposure at the terms of philosophy. We’re St. Mary’s and Austin Prep he said. The basement records height of the Cold War. looking forward to renew- fans will enjoy and support Former Mayor Judith room shelves once held rows Barnes knows his way ing that rivalry. I know this new tradition.” Flanagan Kennedy recruit- and rows of X-rays pro- around crawl spaces above the kids get excited about Newhall feels the Spar- ed Barnes to be the city’s cessed when city residents the auditorium ceiling and playing them. tans and Cougars are a snow general in the depths were routinely screened for he admits that age makes “They’re a very good, good match. Austin Prep of the 2015 winter. For 17 tuberculosis. Hand-painted him more cautious about strong football program,” has hired Reading’s Billy nights, an army of heavy metal storage boxes date climbing the five-story, cast- Woods said. “They’re used Tucker to replace long- trucks and other equip- back to 1840 and stacks of iron spiral staircase rising to a much higher level of time coach Bill Maradei, ment under Barnes’ direc- record books date back to into the darkness above the competition. It’s a chal- who stepped down after tion hauled snow off streets when clerks used quill pens auditorium stage. lenge for us. Thanksgiv- last season. and dumped it on vacant and inkwells to record in- He said leaving city em- ing’s always going to be a “We certainly hope this land off the Lynnway. formation. ployment means starting ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK good game for us.” goes on for a number of “We put 12 to 15 feet of “There’s every dime ever a “new adventure in life” years to come,” he said. Lloyd “Butchie” “(The Fenwick-St. Mary’s snow on 12 acres. We’d spent by the city in those with his wife, Donna. game) was the origi- “They have a beautiful fa- Barnes looks through go from 8 p.m. to 6 in the books,” he said. “The city has been very nal rivalry,” Woods said. cility. I think their athletic morning,” he said. A hulking diesel genera- good to me. I’ve been very old film kept in the “That was kind of why we director, Jonathan Pol- Barnes’ efforts to orga- tor the size of a compact car fortunate to work with some records room of Lynn brought it back. lard, does a great job. The nize the snow-clearing job sits in one of the basement terrific people,” he said. City Hall. “We’re looking forward athletic program’s very to Malden Catholic and strong. I think we have renewing that. Hopefully a lot of similarities and I Saugus students learn tricks of the trade we can stay with Malden think we match up well.” Catholic for a long time,” St. Mary’s and Fenwick TRADE Regional High School, and “I think it’s a fine idea and technology, drafting and he said. will continue to play one From A1 one returned to the public I think it’s something that design, carpentry, cosme- The Crusaders played, another during the regu- school system. the kids who are inclined to tology, culinary arts, design and defeated, Malden lar season. The Crusad- their knowledge in one of “Once children learn a do something like that — and visual communica- Catholic in 2018. ers are currently slated to 13 tech programs for free. trade with their hands, go into a trade — would re- tions, electrical, health as- Since the renewal of the visit the Spartans during “As a School Committee they have it forever,” said ally benefit from. They have sisting, heating, ventilation Fenwick-St. Mary’s game, Week 4 at Manning Field. member of a public school Meredith. “The college the opportunity to get a free and air conditioning/refrig- district, I think that giving acceptance rate is higher look before they make a de- eration, metal fabrication, children options is what now than it’s ever been cision.” plumbing, and robotics. Trump calls for end the key is,” said Jeannie graduating from those This is the second year Three four-week ses- Meredith, chairwoman of technical schools. I think the program has been sions are taught on Satur- the school committee for it’s a great opportunity for offered. It’s funded by a days by Northeast instruc- of resistance politics Saugus Public Schools. kids who may have nev- $100,000 grant from Wo- tors. Participants get an “Vocational school is not er otherwise been able to burn-based Cummings abridged version of each TRUMP his signature campaign for everybody, but public learn a trade. It’s an in- Foundation, which awards shop’s curriculum and can From A1 pledge. Nor does the GOP school isn’t for everyone valuable lesson to learn $10 million each year attend all three sessions, support the president’s either. Obviously I repre- how to use your hands or through its $100K for 100 and pick three different during his next two years plan to declare a nation- sent the public schools and your mind. It’s an addi- grant program. The grant shops to explore, or stick in office. Their opposition al emergency if Congress work hard for the public tional tool for those kids to will be used to offer the with one for 12 weeks. was on vivid display as won’t fund the wall. schools, but I also think have while they’re work- program for four years. “Teachers saw the posi- Democratic congresswom- Wary of publicly high- it’s our responsibility to ing their way to college.” “We take our role as our tive impact this program en in the audience formed lighting those intraparty give children options.” Peter Rossetti, who sits communities’ alternative had on communities during a sea of white in a nod to divisions, Trump made The technical school has on the school committee high school option very our pilot program and early 20th-century suf- no mention of an emer- more than 1,200 students for Northeast Metropoli- seriously,” said Principal wanted to become more in- fragettes. gency declaration in his from Saugus, Revere, tan Regional High School, Carla Scuzzarella. “This volved,” Program Director Trump spoke at a critical remarks, though he did North Reading, Reading, said Saugus students typ- grant provides us with the Joe O’Brien Jr. said. “This is moment in his presidency, offer a lengthy defense of Chelsea, Malden, Melrose, ically make up the second means to offer vocational a great opportunity for stu- staring down a two-year his call for a border wall. Stoneham, Wakefield,or third largest population and technical opportuni- dents who are interested stretch that will determine But he delivered no ul- Winchester, Winthrop, at the school. This year, ties for students who are in one, two or three areas whether he is re-elected or timatums about what it and Woburn, according there are 191 Saugus chil- thinking about options for of technical study to learn leaves office in defeat. His would take for him to sign to its website. Of the 292 dren attending. their future.” more and gain valuable speech sought to shore up legislation to keep the students who graduated “It’s kind of tough when a High interest in last year’s skills that can be applied in Republican support that government open. from the school last year, kid has to decide at a rela- program led the school to college or a career.” had eroded slightly during “I am asking you to de- 55 were from Saugus. This tively young age what they provide more course offer- The first of three ses- the recent government fend our very dangerous was more than in any of want to do with the rest of ings, said Scuzzarella. Stu- sions is running now shutdown and previewed southern border out of the other communities. their life,” said Rossetti, who dents can pick from nearly through March 2. Session a fresh defense against love and devotion to our All four of Meredith’s thought the program would all of the school’s tech pro- two will run from March Democrats as they ready fellow citizens and to our children have attended be especially valuable to grams, including automo- 9-30 and session three will a round of investigations Northeast Metropolitan eighth- and ninth-graders. tive technology, business be April 6 through May 4. country,” he said. into every aspect of his ad- Trump devoted much of ministration. his speech to foreign poli- Ehrlich and Crighton turn a spotlight on journalism “If there is going to be cy, another area where Re- peace and legislation, publicans have increasing- there cannot be war and Massachusetts isn’t as bad news landscape last year tional trends affecting an ly distanced themselves JOURNALISM investigation,” he de- as in other states, the con- when it acquired the Bos- industry in the private from the White House. From A1 clared. Lawmakers in the solidation of local newspa- ton Herald, bringing the sector, Ehrlich said she cavernous House chamber The panel would include pers across the state into tabloid under the same believes state government LAW OFFICES OF lawmakers, gubernatorial the hands of large corpo- ownership as The Sun of could still have a role to sat largely silent. JAMES J. CARRIGAN appointees, and representa- rate chains, mostly based Lowell and The Sentinel play in convening experts Looming over the pres- tives of journalism schools, out of state, is affecting lo- and Enterprise in Fitch- to address the issue. ident’s address was a • Social Security Disability news industry groups and cal coverage, and it’s cause burg. “As our newsrooms are fast-approaching Feb. 15 • Workers Compensation deadline to fund the gov- • Accidents the Massachusetts Munici- for concern,” she said. In late January, the me- shrinking, we will have 25 years located across pal Association. Gatehouse Media, whose dia companies Gannett, less information and ac- ernment and avoid anoth- from Lynn District Court er shutdown. Democrats Ehrlich said there is a publications span 555 BuzzFeed and Verizon Me- countability, and that’s not 15 Johnson St. “strong local media mar- markets in 37 states, owns dia Group all announced good for democracy,” Eh- have refused to acquiesce to his demands for a bor- 781-596-0100 ket” around her district, nine dailies and more layoffs, cutting a total rlich said. “I think there’s JAMES J. CARRIGAN but some other parts of than 100 weekly outlets in that’s been estimated at a role for the state to der wall, and Republicans ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN the state “could be classi- Massachusetts. The Col- more than 1,000 jobs. sound the alarm and put are increasingly unwilling LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL fied as a media desert.” orado-based Digital First Though consolidations experts in the room to see to shut down the govern- www.jamescarriganlaw.com “Although the problem in Media shook up the state’s and downsizing are na- what ideas emerge.” ment to help him fulfill [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 OPINION

EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR HOW TO REACH US T bus route The case for starting the STEM

talent hunt in high school 110 Munroe St. changes P.O. Box 5 More than half of the without help from the an active role in devel- Lynn, MA 01903 firms in a recent Busi- private sector. Business- oping talent. America’s Customer Service hardly token ness Roundtable survey, es need to invest more future workforce de- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. “believe that skills short- time and resources in pends on it. Connecting We strongly urge MBTA bus riders to attend ages are problematic workforce development Sanford I. Weill is All Departments: 781-593-7700 Thursday’s 6 p.m. public hearing at North Shore or very problematic for by offering technical a former chairman of Community College focused on updates and both their company and training and internships Citigroup and education Ext. 2 modernizations to 63 bus routes, including ones their industry.” to kids when it really non-profit founder Classifi ed/Legal Advertising classi [email protected] serving Lynn, Saugus, Swampscott, and Marble- Thankfully, Congress matters: in high school. Sanford I. Weill is recently passed the bi- Capital One, for ex- a former chairman of Subscriptions head. [email protected] Billed as part of the agency’s Better Bus Proj- partisan Carl D. Perkins ample, has hired high Citigroup and education Circulation ect, the proposed changes impose a walk to bus Vocational and Technical school interns since non-profit founder [email protected] stops for some riders and changes in final stops Education Act, which 2014. One intern cre- Read more at: Ext. 3 on routes for other rides. will direct $1.2 billion ated an app to hail the https://www.cnn. Newsroom The route changes, according to MBTA Assis- to workforce training company shuttle bus so com/2018/11/19/per- [email protected] tant General Manager Wes Edwards, are to “ … programs. it would stop running spectives/sanford-wei- [email protected] improve the reliability and frequency of our bus But federal dollars empty and wasting fuel. ll-high-school-interns- Ext. 4 service.” won’t close the skills gap Companies must take stem/index.html Sports Those are important objectives that, at a glance, [email protected] are sure to be embraced by people who depend on Ext. 5 bus service in all weather, at all times of the day Retail and Online and night, to get to jobs and other destinations. Giving the gift of warmth Advertising The MBTA has shown a demonstrable commit- [email protected] ment in the last several years to understand and A father who recently sachusetts households the sponsoring energy ADVERTISING appreciate that its transit and bus passengers lost his job … a single in need of warmth companies to “Give the Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising are also its customers. mother who is having received energy assis- Gift of Warmth.” and Business Development, ext. 1355 In business, at least, the customer always has trouble juggling work tance thanks to those Energy customers can [email protected] the last word and that credo underscores the im- and affordable care for who generously gave donate by using the David McBournie portance of riders converging on the 300 Broad Sales Representative, ext. 1280 her children … a house- to the Good Neighbor green Good Neighbor [email protected] St. college campus to hear detailed explanations hold dealing with an Energy Fund. Energy Fund donation of the route changes from MBTA officials and Ralph Mitchell unexpected long-term Unfortunately, the envelopes found as an Sales Representative, ext. 1313 voice their views on the changes. medical expense. fund is once again see- insert in their monthly [email protected] Those changes include a proposed shift in the utility bills or through Patricia Whalen pickup location for the 435 bus serving Lynn For many Massa- ing a rise in the num- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 the “add a dollar” pro- from Pine Hill to Euclid Avenue. The MBTA has chusetts families in ber of requests for ener- [email protected] a plan to reduce wait times for the 435 by 10 min- temporary crisis, the gy assistance. In fact, gram that some energy BUSINESS OFFICE utes. But the changes mean a half-mile walk for arrival of cold tempera- we expect the urgency companies offer. Maria Alvaracin People can also do- ext. 1205 some riders and a reduction in service for others. tures has them facing of need to continue to [email protected] The MBTA wants to change the final stop for nate by credit card at the cold reality of not escalate throughout the Susan J. Conti the 459 bus from Downtown Crossing to Wonder- being able to pay their winter and into spring. www.magoodneighbor. Controller, ext. 1288 land station under a plan to double trips on the monthly energy bill. With this in mind, org or by writing a [email protected] 455 route. The Massachusetts those in need of energy check payable to: “The Ted Grant Under another change, all 424 bus service Publisher, ext. 1234 Good Neighbor Ener- assistance should visit Good Neighbor Energy [email protected] would end at Wonderland — not just the morn- gy Fund, sponsored their local Salvation Fund” and mailed c/o to Marian Kinney ing trips. The Salvation Army, 25 ext. 1212 The MBTA is also looking at eliminating the by 20 energy service Army Service Center [email protected] providers in the state or call 800-334-3047 if Shawmut Road, Canton 448 and 449 buses traveling from Marblehead MA 02021-1408. Will Kraft through Swampscott and Lynn to Wonderland and administered by they live in area codes Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 The Salvation Army 508, 617, 781 or 978. On behalf of all fam- [email protected] and into Boston. Service on the 441 and 442 bus- ilies in need — thank es would be increased. Massachusetts Divi- To help us satisfy Mike Shanahan you. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Service to Saugus’ Cliftondale Square and the sion, is often the last the more than 1,650 [email protected] Iron Works on the 430 bus would be eliminated, resort for families who requests for aid an- Mary Ellen Molloy Carolina Trujillo with the 426, 428 and 429 continuing to service Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 are in need of a helping ticipated this winter, Chairperson, 2019 [email protected] Cliftondale Square. hand and who have not I appeal to everyone Massachusetts Good Improved efficiency and delay reduction are Jim Wilson qualified for federal in the Peabody-Lynn- Neighbor Energy Fund Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 some of the goals behind the route proposals. and state assistance field area to join their Regulatory Relations [email protected] City and town officials’ reactions to the proposals CIRCULATION range from guarded to disappointed and now it’s programs. Last winter, fellow residents in the Specialist, Eversource more than 1,500 Mas- commonwealth and Energy Lisa Mahmoud time to hear from bus riders. Manager, ext. 1239 They are the MBTA’s customers and they de- [email protected] serve detailed answers to tough questions on CLASSIFIED Thursday night. MARIO H. LOPEZ Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] GRAPHICS No patient is safe Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] Zachary Cotto Designer from Azar plan [email protected] Mohamed Diop Eight in 10 Americans Under the proposed last time the federal gov- Designer [email protected] think prescription drugs system, Medicare would ernment slashed Part B Mark Sutherland cost too much. To drive contract with private-sec- reimbursements, almost Creative Director down drug costs, Health tor vendors, which would half of oncologists had to [email protected] and Human Services purchase drugs in bulk turn away patients, ac- NEWSROOM Secretary Alex Azar pro- and deliver them to doc- cording to the American Mike Alongi posed sweeping changes tors. Doctors would have Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Society of Clinical Oncol- [email protected] to Medicare. to submit an order to the ogy. The proposal isn’t the vendor whenever they Bill Brotherton Clinic closings and Features Editor ext. 1338 solution patients have need medicines. treatment delays would [email protected] been waiting for. The re- These middlemen will particularly harm under- Gayla Cawley form would lower drug almost certainly de- Reporter, ext. 1236 served communities. [email protected] costs, but only by making lay treatment for many For example, Hispan- it harder for underserved patients. Sick patients Cheryl Charles ics are twice as likely News Editor, ext. 1278 patients to secure the might have to make re- as non-Hispanic whites [email protected] best treatments. peated trips to the doc- to live in poverty. They Bella diGrazia ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Congress promised to tor’s office if the vendor Reporter, ext. 1317 protect and expand ac- wasn’t able to deliver a suffer higher rates of [email protected] Commuters board a bus in front of the Lynn cess to health care. It particular dose in time chronic disease than Thomas Grillo commuter garage on Market Street. their non-Hispanic white Reporter, ext. 1264 should honor that pledge for an appointment. [email protected] peers. They’re also more by pressuring Sec. Azar The proposal would Spenser Hasak to shelve the proposal. also change how doctors likely to rely on commu- Photographer, ext. 1332 The proposal would are compensated. Cur- nity clinics — precisely [email protected] overhaul Medicare Part rently, physicians receive the kinds of facilities Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 B, which subsidizes can- a fee equal to 4.3 percent that will be hit hardest. [email protected] Voters want more af- E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS cer treatments and other of the average sales price Daniel Kane President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill advanced drugs adminis- of whatever drug they’re fordable health care — Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ [email protected] Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg tered in outpatient set- dispensing. This helps but not at the expense Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ tings. cover storage, shipping, of vulnerable patients. Steve Krause Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Currently, doctors and and other overhead costs. It’s up to lawmakers to [email protected] W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton hospitals purchase drugs Under Sec. Azar’s plan, fulfill their promises and Owen O’Rourke J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan up-front, store them physicians would receive protect Medicare benefi- Photographer, ext. 1224 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman on-site, and administer a flat fee regardless of ciaries. [email protected] them to patients. This what medicine they ad- Emma LeBlanc Pérez PUBLISHERS Copy Editor enables physicians to minister. Mario H. Lopez is pres- [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ident of the Hispanic Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 quickly adjust treatment For clinics that admin- Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 doses if a patient’s weight ister an above-average Leadership Fund, a pub- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 or bloodwork changes amount of cutting-edge, lic policy advocacy orga- [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 unexpectedly. Only after relatively expensive nization that promotes Roberto Scalese Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 News Editor, ext. 1211 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 dispensing the medicines medicines, the switch liberty, opportunity, and [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 do physicians bill Medi- prosperity for all Ameri- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 essentially represents a Anne Marie Tobin Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 care for reimbursement. reimbursement cut. The cans. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Bridget Turcotte READERS’ FORUM Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] Ryan York We want your letters Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and comments from readers. TECHNOLOGY Please send yours to the Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Federal prosecutors subpoena Trump’s inaugural committee

NEW YORK (AP) — paign coordinated with celebrating Trump’s inau- Federal prosecutors in Russia and whether the guration. New York issued a sub- president obstructed the The subpoena also re- poena Monday seeking investigation. In a sep- quested documents relat- documents from Donald arate case in New York, ing to donations “made Trump’s inaugural com- prosecutors say Trump di- by or on behalf of foreign mittee, furthering a feder- rected his personal lawyer nationals, including but al inquiry into a fund that Michael Cohen to make not limited to any com- has faced mounting scru- illegal hush-money pay- munications regarding or tiny into how it raised and ments to two women as a relating to the possibility spent its money. way to quash potential sex of donations by foreign Inaugural committee scandals during the cam- nationals,” the Journal re- spokeswoman Kristin Ce- paign. ported. lauro told The Associated The Wall Street Jour- The New York Times re- Press that the committee nal, citing a copy of the ported late last year that subpoena, reported that had received the subpoena federal prosecutors are ex- and was still reviewing it. prosecutors asked for “all amining whether anyone “It is our intention to co- documents” related to the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from Qatar, Saudi Arabia operate with the inquiry,” committee’s donors and or other Middle Eastern Ralph Northam has rebuffed widespread calls and protests for his res- she said. vendors, as well as records ignation after a racist photo surfaced Friday in his 1984 medical school A second spokesman, relating to “benefits” do- countries made illegal yearbook page. Owen Blicksilver, declined nors received after mak- payments to the commit- to answer questions about ing contributions. tee and a pro-Trump super which documents pros- The newspaper reported political action committee. Virginia’s highest office frozen ecutors requested. The late last year that federal Foreign contributions to U.S. Attorney’s Office in prosecutors are investi- inaugural funds and PACs Manhattan, which issued gating whether committee are prohibited under fed- as Northam weighs next move the subpoena, declined to donors made contribu- eral law. comment. tions in exchange for po- The head of the inaugu- By Alan Suderman faced Friday, set off a bar- In another sign of the dif- The investigation is the litical favors— a potential ral committee, Tom Bar- ASSOCIATED PRESS rage of calls from his own ficulty he faces in carrying latest in a series of crimi- violation of federal corrup- rack, confirmed to The party for his resignation. out his duties, Northam nal inquiries into Trump’s tion laws. It said the in- Associated Press that he RICHMOND, Va. — In the meantime, ne- issued a statement Tues- campaign and presidency. quiry also was focused on was questioned by Muel- Virginia Gov. Ralph gotiations between the day offering condolences Special counsel Robert whether the inauguration ler in 2017. He told the AP Northam’s office put much governor’s office and the on the killing of a state Mueller is looking into misspent the $107 million he was not a target of the of the business of govern- Republicans who run the trooper in a shootout, only whether the Trump cam- it raised to stage events Mueller investigation. ing on hold Tuesday as legislature were suspend- to be met with a flurry of the Democrat privately ed on what was otherwise Twitter comments urging weighed whether he can one of the busiest days on him to resign. U.S. commander: IS hold in Syria stay in the job despite the the legislative calendar. Stuart, a GOP conser- uproar over a racist photo Northam wasn’t making vative who gave a floor on his 1984 medical school any of the public appear- speech honoring the life of and Iraq on the verge of collapse yearbook page. ances he does almost ev- Confederate Gen. Robert While Northam himself ery weekday. The regular E. Lee earlier this year, By Matthew Lee gave no public indication economic development an- said he spoke to Northam ASSOCIATED PRESS of which way he was lean- nouncement emails have on Tuesday. ing, a close friend, Repub- stopped. “No question in my WASHINGTON — U.S. lican state Sen. Richard With uncertainty hang- mind,” said Stuart, who defense officials are in- Stuart, said he is con- ing over state govern- came into the Senate with creasingly fearful that vinced the governor won’t ment, former allies were Northam in 2008 and has the militants are simply resign. He said Northam growing impatient. gone fishing with him. “I biding their time until the told him he felt a responsi- State Sen. Louise Lu- firmly believe he is going Americans leave the bat- bility to stay in office and cas, a prominent Afri- to do what is right and tlefield as planned. make amends. can-American lawmak- face this head-on.” IS militants have lost Northam was conferring er who has pressed for Northam’s office is in territory since Trump’s with top advisers about Northam to step down, the middle of negotiations surprise announcement whether he can govern said the governor doesn’t with the legislature over in December that he was effectively in light of the need to take a few more a major tax overhaul and pulling U.S. forces out, turmoil over the photo, days to make up his mind. changes to the state bud- but military officials warn which depicts someone in “I am so praying that get. Tuesday was “cross- the fighters could regroup PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS blackface standing next he will do that and get it over day,” when the House within six months to a to another person in a Ku behind us,” Lucas said. and Senate must finish year after the Americans U.S. Central Command Commander Gen. Jo- Klux Klan hood and robe. “What’s a little bit more of bills to send to the other leave. seph Votel said there are now between 1,000 The picture, which sur- time going to do for us?” chamber. A Defense Department and 1,500 IS fighters in the small area they still watchdog report released control in the southern part of the Euphrates Monday warned of just River Valley near the Iraqi border. Immigrant crime hotline still such a possibility. The Islamic State group can only be secured by before Trump announced “remains a potent force maintaining a vigilant of- his decision. faces various hurdles, pushback of battle-hardened and fensive against the now “I was not consulted,” well-disciplined fighterslargely dispersed and the general said. By Michael Balsamo likely to commit crimes sible for arresting and de- that ‘could likely resurge disaggregated ISIS that The withdrawal will and Colleen Long than U.S. citizens. Others porting people in the U.S. in Syria’ absent continued retains leaders, fighters, fulfill Trump’s goal of ASSOCIATED PRESS wrongly saw it as a hotline illegally, Gonzalez stress- counterterrorism pres- facilitators, resources and bringing troops home for reporting neighbors, es that her hotline isn’t in- sure,” the report from the the profane ideology that from Syria, but military WASHINGTON — colleagues or strangers volved in that. It strives to inspector general said. fuels their efforts.” leaders have pushed back President Donald Trump they suspect are in the help victims regardless of The top commander of Votel said there are now for months, arguing that picked the grandest stage United States illegally. their immigration status. U.S. forces in the Middle between 1,000 and 1,500 IS remains a threat and to unveil one of his first Two years later, the Callers aren’t asked their East, Gen. Joseph Votel, IS fighters in the small could regroup. U.S. policy immigration initiatives: hotline continues on. Its status when they call. told a Senate committee area they still control in has been to keep troops in Appearing before a joint hurdle is to go beyond the Still, callers are warned on Tuesday that of the the southern part of the place until the extremists session of Congress a political powder keg of that they are being re- 34,000 square miles of ter- Euphrates River Valley are eradicated. month after taking office, the immigration debate corded and their names, ritory that IS once held, it near the Iraqi border. The Fears that IS fighters Trump announced the cre- and help crime victims addresses, phone numbers now controls less than 20 remainder, he said, have are making strategic ma- ation of a hotline to help in ways that local courts and other information square miles. That figure “dispersed” and “gone to neuvers ahead of a U.S. victims of crimes commit- can’t, such as providing are collected and may be includes a large swath of ground,” suggesting they pullout could also fuel ted by immigrants. details about wheth- shared within the Depart- desert around Syria vil- retain the potential to re- criticism that Trump is Almost immediately, er their assailants have ment of Homeland Securi- lages IS controls. turn. telegraphing his military the Victims of Immigra- been deported. ty. Crime victims who are “It is important to un- Trump’s decision to leave plans — the same thing he tion Crime Engagement “I would stress no mat- in the country illegally derstand that even though Syria, which he initially accused President Barack hotline was immersed in ter what opinion someone may be reticent to share this territory has been re- said would be rapid but Obama of doing in Af- controversy and confu- has, the fact remains that that information. claimed, the fight against later slowed down, shocked ghanistan. sion. we are here to help vic- Gonzalez said informa- ISIS and violent extrem- U.S. allies and led to the U.S. officials in recent Trump’s critics saw the tims,” the head of the en- tion on victims is shared ists is not over and our resignations of Defense weeks say IS has lost 99.5 hotline, known as VOICE, deavor, Barbara Gonzalez, with other components mission has not changed,” Secretary Jim Mattis and percent of its territory as a cynical stunt that told The Associated Press. on a “need-to-know” ba- Votel, commander of U.S. the top envoy to the anti-IS and is holding on to fewer played to his political Gonzalez is a longtime sis and their privacy is Central Command, told coalition, Brett McGurk. than 2 square miles — in base, wasting millions of civil servant with the U.S. a concern, but didn’t get the Senate Armed Ser- Votel was asked at Tues- the villages of the Mid- taxpayer dollars and per- Immigration and Customs into specifics on what was vices Committee. day’s hearing whether he dle Euphrates River Val- petuating the false notion Enforcement, or ICE. shared. It’s also not clear “The coalition’s hard- was asked for his advice ley, where the bulk of the that immigrants are more Though ICE is respon- how long data is stored. won battlefield gainsabout a Syria withdrawal fighters are concentrated. New Hampshire resort keeps alive tradition of harvesting ice from lake By Michael Casey chain saws, ice picks and a ple, quiet place,” said John ASSOCIATED PRESS huge saw on a sled, can har- Jurczynski, the co-general vest 200 tons of ice over sev- manager of Rockywold-Deep- HOLDERNESS, N.H. — eral days in a typical winter. haven Camps for the past 29 Modern refrigerators have They transport the ice to two years and who oversees the little appeal for summer storage sheds on the camp- ice harvest. A push to bring guests at a rustic New Hamp- grounds, where it’s kept until in electrical refrigerators in shire resort who prefer cool- the summer. Then, staffers the 1960s was rebuffed by ing their bottles of water, with wheelbarrows provide guests. soda and beer the old-fash- the ice to resort guests, who “It’s such a neat tradition. ioned way. place it in an antique icebox People love it,” he said. The preparation begins five — some dating back to the For weeks, Jurczynski months ahead of time, when 1930s with oak exteriors and had been putting out bulle- resort staffers and volunteers a tin or zinc lining — to keep tins about ice conditions on gather to harvest ice from beverages and snacks cold. Squam Lake. By mid-Janu- nearby Squam Lake. The Guests are told not to eat the ary, the word went out. The January ritual dates back to ice, though some old-timers ice had finally reached a 1897, when Rockywold-Deep- apparently still put a few safe thickness — in this case haven Camps first opened in shards in their cocktails. about 13 inches — and the the town of Holderness, and “Many of the families have harvest could begin. is practiced for commercial been coming for generations, Once they cleared the snow purposes only at a handful of and people who come here and charted a grid, the cutting PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS other places in the country. don’t like to see much change. started and whining sounds of The Rockywold-Deephaven Camps resort has been using lake The group, equipped with They like it to be a sim- saws echoed across the lake. ice for refrigeration for more than 100 years. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Police in Swampscott warn All address information, particu- crash on Humphrey Street cle with Massachusetts license larly arrests, reflect police records. In at 3:32 p.m. on Monday; at plate 7HG623 is driving errati- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, West Shore Drive and Lafayette cally at 80 Washington St. and residents about wallet thefts it is the sole responsibility of the con- Street at 3:47 p.m. on Monday. 3 Ayer St. on Sunday at 7:49 p.m. Reporting party believes By Bella DiGrazia from patrons while in the gated by Swampscott de- cerned party to contact the relevant Complaints the operator may be having ITEM STAFF area’s establishments. In tectives. police department and have the de- trouble staying awake. Officers each case, the victims left If anyone noticed any partment issue a notice of correction An officer was flagged down checked the area but could not Swampscott Police are their purse unoccupied and suspicious activity, the to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- by a citizen reporting a bus locate the vehicle. warning residents of a the wallet was removed. Swampscott Police De- ifications will not be made without was stuck at Washington and Man reported an unwanted wallet thief in the Vinnin The incidents occurred partment says to call 781- Franklin streets at 9:12 a.m. express notice of change from the female guest at 14 Union St., Square area. on Jan. 26 and Feb. 2, ac- 595-1111. on Monday. They stated it The department posted arresting police department. Apt. 3, on Sunday at 11:23 cording to Sgt. Jonathan was due to an illegally parked p.m. Officer reports the woman on their Facebook page ear- Locke of the Swampscott Bella diGrazia can be truck. The bus was gone before left prior to police arrival. ly Tuesday afternoon. They Police. Both of the victims reached at bdigrazia@ LYNN responding officers arrived to Possible drunk man reported stated they have received were female, he said. Each itemlive.com. Follow her on the scene. on Monday at 1:38 a.m. at 13 two reports of wallet thefts incident is being investi- Twitter @BelladiGrazia. Accidents A caller stated he was Abby Ellen Lane. Officer re- speaking with his daughter A report of a motor vehicle ports it was a misunderstand- who was home alone on Lon- ing. Tenant is getting evicted crash at 3 p.m. Monday at donberry Road at 9:45 a.m. Police in two states link dead Stanwood Street and Western and was emotional. on Monday. He stated she told Resident of 10 Westview Avenue; at 5:22 p.m. Monday him there were two men in at Central Avenue and Liberty Circle reported a suspicious trench coats who came to the motor vehicle occupied by a mother and son after 20 years Street; at 7:10 p.m. Monday door and made her nervous. at 161 Lynnfield St.; at 11:17 man was parked in front of They did not attempt to break her home for 20 minutes on By Jeffrey Collins p.m. Monday at 70 Harwood in but they refused to leave. ASSOCIATED PRESS St.; at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday at Monday at 8:30 a.m. and then Responding officers located drove to school and parked Baker and N. Common streets; the two parties and discovered Decades after the un- at 9:22 a.m. Tuesday at 280 there for 15 minutes. Officer identified bodies of a wom- they were Jehovah’s Witnesses. reports the vehicle is unoccu- Union St.; at 9:23 a.m. Tues- A caller reported a construc- an and a 10-year-old boy day at 780 Lynnway. pied. were found in separate tion worker on Front Street was Caller from 12 Crowninshield A report of a motor vehicle playing loud music at 10:05 states beside a Southern crash with personal injury at St. reports a vehicle parked interstate highway, inves- a.m. on Monday; at 11:26 in the handicapped parking 4 p.m. Monday at 124 Green a.m. the caller again reported tigators now say they were St.; at 8:49 a.m. Tuesday at space on Monday at 10:27 a mother and son and the the worker was still listening to a.m. Officer spoke with the ve- 128 Western Ave. their music too loud and she boy’s father has confessed hicle’s owner and she moved to killing them. wanted them spoken to. She the car. Breaking and Entering was advised that the detail The case was cracked officers were aware and they thanks to an online DNA A report of a breaking and determined the music was not SAUGUS database, help from inter- entering at 4:22 p.m. Monday too loud; at 12:04 p.m. she national police and a con- at 26 Newhall St. called again and stated one of Arrest sultant whose work led to an arrest in the Golden the detail officers on duty was Julian Restrepo, 27, of 4 Overdose rude and unhelpful; at 12:24 State Killer investigation, 1st St., Salem, was arrested authorities in North Car- A report of an opiate over- p.m. she called again, upset on warrant charges. that the music was not turned olina and South Carolina dose at 9:15 p.m. Monday on said Tuesday. Essex Street. down and, again, complained Accidents about the officer’s conduct But investigators in both Theft and how “rude and disrespect- A report of a motor vehicle states said they had never ful” they were. accident at 190 Main St. at stopped trying to solve the A report of a larceny at 6:27 A caller reported he saw a 1:47 a.m. Monday; at Stop & 1998 cases that they nev- p.m. Monday at Lynn Classical blue conversion van in front of Shop at 1:15 p.m. Monday; at er knew were related, sep- High School at 235 O’Cal- the area of 22 Shetland Road Walmart on Broadway at 8:57 arated by 215 miles along laghan Way. at 7:03 p.m. on Monday. He p.m. Monday. Interstate 85. stated he didn’t notice any “I always kept the case PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Vandalism wrongdoing but with the recent Complaints file box under my desk, activity in the Clifton Avenue where it was purposeful- The development comes more than 20 years A report of vandalism at area and the blue van descrip- A report of road rage at ly in my way. Every time after the bodies of Myoung Hwa Cho and a 2:39 p.m. Monday at 26 Thor- tion he wanted to call it in. PetSmart at 8:03 a.m. Monday. I turned, I hit it with my 10-year-old boy were found 215 miles apart. pe Road. A report of a man wearing leg. I did this so the little A report of motor vehicle NAHANT fatigues who seems impaired boy couldn’t be forgotten,” Investigators had no California charged with vandalism at 4:13 p.m. Mon- on Main Street at 10:45 a.m. said Orange County, N.C., idea the cases were linked 26 counts of murder and day at 130 Western Ave.; at Monday. Sheriff’s Maj. Tim Horne, until December 2018, kidnapping in California 8:40 p.m. Monday at 932 Lyn- Arrest A report of an abandoned who worked the case from when consultant Dr. Bar- in the 1970s and 1980s. nfield St. snowmobile at 1325 Broad- the beginning. Venix Barrios, 19, of 22 bara Rae-Venter reviewed The boy’s remains were Morton St., Lynn, was arrest- way at 1:02 p.m. Monday. North Carolina authori- the latest DNA tests on found in September 1998 LYNNFIELD ed and charged with speeding A report of wires down at ties even enlisted experts the boy’s body, Orange rate of speed exceeding post- 19 Granite Road at 3:03 p.m. to create a sketch and a County Sheriff Charles by workers mowing grass Alarms ed limit, unlicensed operation Monday. bust reconstructing the Blackwood said in a state- on a frontage road near of a motor vehicle, and illegal A report of harassment over appearance of the child. ment. Rae-Venter’s work I-85 in Durham, N.C., Hang up 911 call received window tint. Facebook on Summer Street at But despite wide-spread with online DNA databas- Blackwood said. DNA test- from 16 Yorkshire Drive on 5:26 p.m. Monday. dissemination, no one was es had earlier helped lead ing showed he had Asian Tuesday at 7:04 a.m. Officer Complaints A report of a single gunshot able to identify him. to an arrest of a man in and Caucasian parents. reports no service necessary. in the area of 101 Water St. at Accidental fire alarm re- A report of a phone pole 7:55 p.m. Monday. ported from California Pizza leaning extensively at Furbush Kitchen at 600 Market St. on and Walton roads at 4:23 p.m. Theft Michigan man gets life without Tuesday at 7:33 a.m. Friday. A report of both left and A report of a breaking and parole in six shooting deaths Complaints right bunker doors alarming entering at 186 Broadway at 8:16 a.m. Monday. at Northeastern University Ma- KALAMAZOO, Mich. saying a “devil figure” on Woman from Locust Street rine Science Center on Nahant A report of shoplifting from (AP) — A man who fa- Uber’s app was controlling came to the police station to Road at 8:26 p.m. Friday. CVS Pharmacy on Broadway tally shot six strangers him on the day of the request an officer speak to her A report of an assault at at 10:36 a.m. Monday; from in southwestern Michi- shootings. daughter on Monday at 2:54 9:16 a.m. Saturday. CVS Pharmacy on Broadway p.m. Officer reports the party A report of a cardboard box at 12:50 p.m. Monday; from gan was sentenced Tues- Four women were killed has agreed to leave the house. in the roadway on Nahant Ocean State Job Lot at 400 day to life in prison with in the parking lot of a Resident of 49 Beaver Ave. Road at 7:06 a.m. Tuesday. Lynn Fells Parkway at 7:38 no chance of parole, and Cracker Barrel restau- reports her neighbor’s vehicles p.m. Monday. some loved ones of those rant: Barbara Hawthorne, are partially obstructing the PEABODY he killed said they believe Dorothy “Judy” Brown, driveway on Monday at 6:41 he’ll face a greater, more Mary Lou Nye and her SWAMPSCOTT permanent punishment. sister-in-law, Mary Jo p.m. Accidents Disabled auto reported at Arrest “Someday when you Nye. Rich Smith and his 767 Walnut St. at 6 Gianna Motor vehicle crash with no die and you face God, he 17-year-old son, Tyler Drive on Monday at 7:15 p.m. injuries reported at 7:34 a.m. Donizete Fernandes, 22, will make the ultimate Smith, were fatally shot Officer reports vehicle could Monday at 50 Warren St. Offi- was arrested and charged with judgment for what you’ve while looking at a pickup not be found. cer reports no tows needed. failure to wear a seatbelt, de- done,” Laurie Smith, who truck in a dealer’s lot. Lynn Police Department Report of a motor vehicle fault warrant charges of failure lost her husband and son “Living without (them) reports vehicle struck by a crash without personal injury to stop or yield, number plate in the February 2016 ram- is impossible,” said Emily dumpster while parked at the was reported at JRM Recycling violation, uninsured motor ve- page, told Jason Dalton PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lemmer, the daughter of cleaners on Condon Circle on hicle or trailer, unregistered during the sentencing Rich Smith and sister of at 265 Newbury St. on Monday Jason Dalton pleaded Monday at 8:45 p.m. Officer at 2:18 p.m. Officer reports the motor vehicle, and standard hearing. “All I can say is, Tyler Smith, who months guilty to murder and reports the dumpster rolled Massachusetts State Police warrant charges of license not I do not want to be you — after their deaths carried from across the street and are with the vehicle. in possession, speeding in vi- not now and not then.” attempted murder. their ashes in a box as she struck the car registered to a olation of the speeding limit, Dalton, 48, pleaded walked alone down the Massachusetts owner. Animal Control number plate violation, and an guilty to murder and at- at Tuesday’s hearing in a aisle at her wedding. Caller from 109 Ross Drive unregistered motor vehicle at tempted murder last Kalamazoo County court. Lemmer, who spoke reported people making noise Report of a barking dog on 12:57 a.m. on Tuesday. month, just as jury selec- Dalton admitted shoot- during the hearing, said outside on Tuesday at 3:02 the first floor of 12 Ledgewood tion was about to begin in ing eight people in three she’s afraid she will “lose a.m. Officer reports the party Way on Sunday at 8:57 p.m. Accident his trial. Michigan has no locations in between more people that I love,” was gone upon arrival. for hours. Officer reports area death penalty, so he was picking up passengers and she “can’t under- checked and all is quiet. A report of a motor vehicle guaranteed to receive the for Uber. After his arrest, stand” why Dalton went Medical Aid Loose dog reported on crash at Atlantic Avenue and mandatory life sentence police quoted Dalton as on a deadly rampage. Monday at 11:11 a.m. at 18 Humphrey Street at 11:57 Request for an ambulance Calumet St. The dog is in the a.m. on Monday. at 47 Underhill Road on Mon- backyard and they are trying POLICE BRIEFS day at 9:06 a.m. Patient taken to reach the owner to take the Complaints to Lahey Hospital & Medical animal. Officer reports the dog The victim told police Bristol District Attorney A report of suspicious activi- Police search for suspect Center in Peabody. exited the house from a base- he was forced to drive to Thomas Quinn said Mon- ty on Columbia Street at 12:15 Ambulance request from ment window and was secured in armed kidnapping day a Fall River Superior p.m. on Monday; at Atlantic Av- New Haven, Conn., where 44 Edward Ave. on Monday at in the home by its owner. Court jury convicted enue and Humphrey Street at CONCORD (AP) — the suspect got out of his 8:04 p.m. Patient taken to the 49-year-old Felipe Gon- 3:50 p.m. on Monday. Police are searching for a car. A knife was found in hospital. Complaints zalez of multiple counts A report of motor vehicle man they say broke into the vehicle. of aggravated rape of a Report of a man sleeping in theft at Burke’s Tumbling Acad- another man’s home, held Police have not provided Overdose child and rape of a child a white Volvo at 62 Driscoll St. emy, 21 Elm Place, at 1:49 him at knifepoint and a motive in the case. by force among other A report of an overdose on on Sunday at 5:32 p.m. Officer p.m. on Monday; at Five Guys forced the victim to drive Authorities say Field is offenses. Crescent Avenue on Tuesday at reports party checked out OK, Burgers and Fries, 980 Para- to Connecticut. believed to be in the New Prosecutors say the Ray- 4:35 a.m. Patient taken to the was napping in between shifts dise Road, at 10:05 p.m. on Concord police say York City area or Con- nham man assaulted the hospital. at work, sent on his way. Monday. necticut. 24-year-old Julian Field, victim between 2011 and Resident of 81 Endicott St. A report of trespassing at of Bedford, is wanted on 2016 in Avon, North Attle- reports an unwanted party 1000 Paradise Road at 3:32 Man sentenced to 30 years MARBLEHEAD multiple charges includ- borough and Raynham. on the property on Sunday p.m. on Monday. ing armed home invasion, in prison for raping Gonzalez was arrested at 7:04 p.m. Officer reported A report of threats made at Accidents kidnapping and armed as- stepdaughter in 2016 after the victim woman was sent on her way. 66 Humphrey St. at 6:23 p.m. sault on a person 60 years A report of a motor vehicle Caller reports a motor vehi- on Monday. reported the sexual as- of age or older. FALL RIVER (AP) — A saults she suffered in her Authorities received a man has been sentenced preteen years to distant Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 call from the alleged victim to 30 years in prison for relatives. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY at 3:45 a.m. Monday about raping his stepdaughter His attorney had re- Hotline the home invasion in Con- over the course of several quested a 10- to 12-year All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) cord on Sunday night. years. sentence for Gonzalez. Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT

REVIEWS Farhadi channels Agatha Christie in thriller film ‘Everybody Knows’

By Jocelyn Noveck and Paco, who once worked ASSOCIATED PRESS for the wealthy family, bought land at a steep dis- There are few more se- count and now operates a ductive things to watch thriving vineyard. onscreen than a big, wine- On a rainy, endless night soaked, multi-generation- Laura goes to check on al family wedding like the her sleeping daughter one that happens early and finds she’s vanished. in "Everybody Knows," On a bed, someone has Asghar Farhadi's new left newspaper clippings thriller set in a pictur- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS about the kidnapping of an esque Spanish village. “Reputation” by Taylor Swift is nominated for But as good as Farhadi 8-year-old girl years ago. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Time is running out. A best pop vocal album. The Grammy awards will is at portraying the in- be held on Sunday. fectious revelry binding a Penélope Cruz, left, and Javier Bardem star as huge ransom is demand- family together, he's even Laura and Paco in “Everybody Knows.” ed. Irene has asthma and better at exploring what is having trouble breath- happens when those binds Oscar-winning "The Sales- owner who seems a de fac- ing, her captors warn. The Predicting 2019 start to fray. And they do, man" and "A Separation." to leader of the town. It family agonizes over going pretty fast. The wedding But Farhadi is as adept also doesn't take long for to the police. Even Alejan- cake is barely cut before as ever here in painting us to learn that long ago, dro falls under suspicion: Grammy winners anguished cries ring out complex relationships Laura and Paco were lov- "Do you trust your hus- and smiles morph into tested by the most trying ers. Their names are even band completely?" Paco of circumstances. etched in the wall of the asks Laura. By Mesfin Fekadu Lady Gaga and Bradley concern and fear. and Nekesa Mumbi Cooper; "All the Stars," "Everybody Knows" is We begin with the arriv- church bell tower. A local Of course, more secrets al of Laura (Cruz) in her boy shows this to Irene will emerge, including a Moody Kendrick Lamar and SZA; not Farhadi's first movie ASSOCIATED PRESS home village for her sis- (Carla Campra), Laura's whopper that you may see "Rockstar," Post Malone set outside his native Iran, and 21 Savage; "The Mid- but it's in Spanish, a lan- ter's wedding, her teenage daughter: "Everybody coming but maybe not, so NEW YORK — When dle," Zedd, Maren Morris guage he doesn't speak. daughter and young son in knows," he says. numerous (and occasional- the Grammys decided to and Grey. His chief interpreters here tow. Laura's been living for That tantalizing title ly frustrating) are the red extend the nominees in MOODY: There are gen- are Spanish cinema roy- years in Argentina with will come to mind again herrings along the way. the top four categories uine massive smashes alty: Penelope Cruz and her architect husband and again, changing And by the end of this from five to eight, they here that became part of Javier Bardem. The com- Alejandro (Ricardo Darin), meaning as we go along. film — perhaps not Far- didn't consider how much the soundtrack of 2018, bination of this high-watt- who has stayed home from Sure, maybe everybody hadi's most piercing work harder it would make our but the song that proba- age real-life couple, the the wedding for murky knows of Paco and Laura's but surely a polished, lives as credible predic- bly best summed up the sun-dappled scenery and professional reasons. romance, but what else textured, and very engag- tion experts. twisted political and so- the page-turning plot have Laura arrives to a fam- do they know? Are there ing effort — you'll look at So we have to dig even cial mood of the year was led some to worry that Far- ily bustling with prepa- deeper, darker secrets to the final two faces on the deeper than we've done in Childish Gambino’s “This hadi's latest effort might rations for the big day. It emerge? screen as they sit down to the past as we ponder who is America.” The video was be a bit less incisive or doesn't take long for her Gradually we learn about talk, and will likely still will walk away as winners a jaw-dropping, social me- penetrating than his usu- to run into the jovial Paco long-simmering tensions be asking yourself: Did ev- at the 2019 Grammys, air- dia moment, and it was a al fare, which includes the (Bardem), a local vineyard between Laura's father erybody know? ing live Sunday from the Staples Center in Los An- critical favorite. geles. Best new artist ‘Cold Pursuit’ deftly follows dads’ revenge desires One thing that's helping Chloe x Halle; Luke us — looking to the past. Combs; Greta Van Fleet; H.E.R.; Dua Lipa; Margo By Katie Walsh gangster drama "Sexy Rap has never had success in the major categories, Price; Bebe Rexha; Jorja TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Beast," but "Cold Pursuit" Smith. is entirely its own animal. and we don't think that's changed. MOODY: H.E.R. didn't It's not often that direc- Neeson does not stray Here's a look at the acts have the chart success of tors get a second crack far from the wound- AP Music Writers Mesfin a Bebe Rexha, Dua Lipa at their own work. But ed-heart father routine Norwegian director Hans Fekadu and Nekesa Mum- or Luke Combs, but here's he's perfected since "Tak- Petter Moland has under- bi Moody think will be vic- why I think she has an en," which has become taken the task of remak- torious Sunday. edge to win this one. She's cultural shorthand for ing his own 2014 revenge Album of the year nominated in the album of "vengeful dad." Part of the thriller, "In Order of Dis- "Invasion of Privacy," the year category, which fun of "Cold Pursuit" is appearance," for Ameri- Cardi B; "By the Way, makes me think the vot- watching Nels maintain can audiences, now titled I Forgive You," Brandi ers must be incredibly in "Cold Pursuit." With Mo- that earnest composure Carlile; "Scorpion," Drake; awe of her already. as the world spins out of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS "H.E.R.," H.E.R.; "Beer- Best pop vocal land behind the wheel, album he can ensure the preser- control around him, be- bongs & Bentleys," Post Liam Neeson stars as Nels Coxman in “Cold "Camila," Camila Cabel- vation of the film's dance coming increasingly more Malone; "Dirty Comput- Pursuit.” lo; "Meaning of Life," Kel- of tone, which is bone-dry, preposterous as he peels er," Janelle Monae; "Gold- ly Clarkson; "Sweetener," ice-black, darkly violent back layers of the crime one of Viking's heavies, pursuit of justice for a son. en Hour," Kacey Mus- Ariana Grande; "Shawn and laugh-out-loud funny. organization in his small Mustang, while Tom Jack- "Cold Pursuit" doesn't graves; "Black Panther: Mendes," Shawn Mendes; Liam Neeson stars as Nels ski resort village of Kehoe. son offers another shade of have the existential pon- The Album, Music From "Beautiful Trauma," Pink; Coxman, an unassuming The genius of "Cold fatherhood as White Bull, derings of the Coens, and Inspired By," Kend- "Reputation," Taylor Colorado snowplow driv- Pursuit" lies largely in a Native American drug nor indulge too much in rick Lamar. Swift. er avenging the death of the supporting cast, who rival of Viking's seeking splashy outlandish plea- FEKADU: I literally fell FEKADU: Camila and his son at the hands of a plays the oddballs against revenge for his own son. sures of Tarantino. There asleep reading all of those Shawn's inclusion here ruthless Denver drug syn- the ramrod straight Citi- When the three fathers are hat tips and head album titles. You can't probably already feel like dicate. zen of the Year Nels. Tom collide, the results are ex- nods, but rather, the film even fit all these names a win, and it should be- The snowy setting and Bateman is a breakout, plosive. boasts a bleakly nihilist in a single tweet! But cause they won't actually gratuitous bloodshed re- snarling his way into in- The plot is complex but Scandinavian outlook. on a serious note, Kacey win. While Pink and Kel- call the Coen brothers' famy as the snide playboy the story is simple. It's a One might wonder what Musgraves' beautiful and ly are Grammy favorites, Midwestern masterpieces drug kingpin Viking. As a tale of fathers and sons, it all means, but to ponder striking album will win these albums were less — especially "Fargo" — father, he is the polar op- of blood on the snow, and the questions of existence here. Part of my reasoning impressive than their and while Emmy Rossum posite of Nels — a cold, hearts black as ice. "A son and morality in Kehoe is a comes from there being previous releases, so let's sports a fur cap and a can- calculating control freak for a son," declares White fool's errand. It's almost a four rap-based albums in disregard them, too. Tay- do attitude as a small- — and Bateman leans into Bull, and the story follows bit fun that "Cold Pursuit" the mix, along with two lor was snubbed in album town cop, she's not doing the absurdity of his char- this notion to its bloodiest creates a world in which R&B ones, and they'll all of the year despite selling Frances McDormand. The acter, drawing the most ends, as the body count we don't have to — where share too many votes to more than 1 million copies similarities are there, as laughs but maintaining a piles up. The film asks you we can let go of morality win. The race is between in a week and launching well as hints of Tarantino shred of realism. Dome- accept the lost lives of the and convention for a cou- Brandi Carlile and Mus- multiple hits. This cate- and even moments that nick Lombardozzi brings victims as some kind of ple of hours and delight in graves. Record of the year gory is the only one she's recall Jonathan Glazer's real nuance to the role of sacrificial offering in the the darker side of life. "I Like It," Cardi B, nominated for, and the Bad Bunny and J Balvin; Recording Academy will "The Joke," Brandi Carl- make up for things when ‘Killer Collective’ is a page turner from Barry Eisler ile; "This Is America," she takes the prize home, Childish Gambino; "God's though Ariana is provid- Ben Trever and Daniel but would someone real- By Bruce Desilva Plan," Drake; "Shallow," ing stiff competition. ASSOCIATED PRESS Larison. And the pair's old ly bring down an airliner commander, Scott Horton. to cover it up? Clearly, a "The Killer Collective" As the story begins, all but more nefarious conspiracy (Thomas & Mercer), Lone have retired to quiet involving higher-ups must 21 Savage’s English by Barry Eisler lives, but inevitably, trou- be at work. ble finds them. So Lone and Rain com- At first blush, Barry The action starts when bine forces, and the "Killer origins stun fans Eisler's new thriller re- someone who wants to re- Collective" is assembled to sembles one of those car- main unknown uses Hor- identify the conspirators By Andrew Dalton him dressed as a Buck- toonish action movies in ton to arrange a hit. He'll and take them out. ASSOCIATED PRESS ingham Palace guard, which a handful of retired pay Rain a million dollars Unlike movies such as along with an old video of covert operators who to kill a Seattle cop and "Red" (featuring Bruce LOS ANGELES — It him talking in a mock En- don't trust each other are two FBI agents if the hit Willis, Morgan Freeman, was a shock for fans when glish accent about tea and forced by circumstances man can make the deaths John Malkovich and Hel- 21 Savage was taken into crumpets. While the Unit- to join forces for one last appear accidental. en Mirren), Eisler's tale is custody by U.S. immigra- ed Kingdom is responsible job. After Rain turns down anything but cartoonish. tion agents in Georgia. It for rap icon Slick Rick, he Indeed, Eisler has as- the job, an airliner carry- In fact, the most compel- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was an even bigger shock also grew up in America, sembled the most memo- ing the FBI agents crash- ling part of the story is the to learn he had been an im- and its rappers tradition- rable characters from his es into Lake Michigan. way the author portrays Barry Eisler assem- migrant in the first place. ally have not had much 14 previous novels and A team of assassins tries the complex relationships bles characters from The Grammy-nominat- success in America. given each major roles in to bushwhack Lone and among his characters, his 14 previous novels ed rapper and his music "It seems so outlandish "The Killer Collective." botches the job. And Hor- from old romantic involve- and gives them each are so deeply associated that the prototypical At- There's Livia Lone, a Se- ton and Rain barely es- ments to past betrayals major roles in “The with Atlanta that the no- lanta rapper is not from attle sex crimes investi- cape when the unknown that have them bristling Killer Collective.” tion he was actually born Atlanta," said Samuel gator who would rather bad guy tries to tie up with mutual distrust. All in England and brought Hine, a writer and editor kill perverts than jail loose ends. of that must be overcome the prose is muscular and to the U.S. at age 12 felt at GQ who researched 21 them. And John Rain, an Lone and the FBI agents if they are to work as a the action unfolds at a downright bizarre. Savage and spent a day assassin who specializes had been marked for team. torrid pace. The result is Scores of surprised with him for a profile in in "natural causes." And death after uncovering a Eisler, a former covert another page turner from tweets came after his the magazine last year. "I Delilah, a treacherous pedophile ring involving operative for the CIA, one of the better thriller Sunday arrest. Memes think that's why so many Mossad agent. And Dox, a six Secret Service Agents. knows this turf. And as writers since James Grady bloomed that some called people were sort of mak- former Marine sniper. And Such a scandal would be usual with an Eisler nov- published "Six Days of the cruel under the circum- ing fun of him, and mak- deadly black ops soldiers embarrassing, of course, el, the plot is full of twists, Condor" in 1974. stances, including one of ing memes." A8 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Salem State hosts It’s Back to the Future for Cabot theater

BEVERLY — The Cabot theater will follow. sical-style theater built in 1920 by Darwin Festival announced that, following the suc- “We were so thrilled with how the renowned architectural firm cessful completion of major balcony these renovations turned out, we Funk & Wilcox. Originally used for SALEM — Marking Citizens Climate Lobby. It renovations, it will host an open had to invite everyone to come vaudeville shows and silent movies, will also have two Darwin the 210th anniversary of house and film screening of “Back see the transformative work that it was later owned by the movie Charles Darwin’s birth scholars: Jan Pechenik to the Future” on Wednesday, Feb. has been done,” said Casey So- chain E.M. Loews. In 1976, The on Feb. 12, Salem State of Tufts University and 20 at 5 p.m. This is a free, all-ages ward, executive director of the Cabot was purchased by Le Grand University is holding James Costa of Western its 40th annual Darwin Carolina University. event open to the public. Cabot. “These renovations are only David and his own Spectacular Festival Feb. 11-15. The Event coordinator Lynn As part of the open house, staff- one piece of The Cabot’s forward Magic Company, and for the next free event is designed to Fletcher, associate led tours will be held starting at 5 momentum. With more renova- 36 years was home to this world-fa- bring current topics in professor at Salem State p.m., and there will be an activity tions to come, increasingly strong mous magic show. The Cabot is science to the university’s University, explains that station for community members programmatic initiatives, and our now being transformed into a 21st student body and the the event was designed to provide input on the venue’s mural project, we’re really excited century venue for audiences of all general public via a series to be interdisciplinary, upcoming mural project. The mural about how we’re evolving into an ages, with nationally recognized of guest talks and compli- bringing an assortment project comes from a grant recently established, modern community live performers, current and classic mentary films. of scholars in the scienc- awarded by the Essex County Com- hub from what started as a home movies and community events. The Salem State Uni- es and social sciences munity Foundation to The Cabot for vaudeville and silent movies all The Cabot will celebrate its 100th versity Darwin Festival to campus. She stresses to install murals that will enhance the way back in 1920.” anniversary in 2020, with an aim to began in 1980 and was the importance of rela- the visibility of the venue. The The Cabot was originally known complete renovations by its 100th founded by Virginia tionship and partnership screening of “Back to the Future” as The Ware, an opulent, neoclas- birthday on Dec. 8, 2020. Keville and Philip De- among all areas of aca- Palma. The event is now demic study. organized by Salem State “The breadth of the University’s department event, in terms of disci- of biology with sponsor- plines and topics, is im- ships from Salem State pressive! And yet, every- University and its pro- one is somehow able to tie fessors, and the Charles a topic back into Darwin Albert Read Trust from or the theory of evolution, the city of Salem. Other even if it is just the idea funding is sourced by of change through time,” The Student Government said Fletcher. “It is a real Association through the celebration of how science Biological Society, the touches all of our lives SCUBA Club, the Keville and how life continues to DePalma Darwin Festival change and evolve (in the Endowment Fund, contri- natural world as well as in butions from Hayden Mc- our thoughts and ideas).” Neil Publishers, Pearson The goal of the festi- Higher Education, Wiley, val is to include diverse and other individual con- subject matter that is tributions. attractive and accessible The event will feature to a wide range of audi- talks from experts in ences while commemorat- the human health fields ing the timeless signifi- and the ecological sci- cance of Darwin’s work. ence arenas, including: The event will feature a Paul Zambella, forensic range of discussion topics scientist formerly at the including marine biology, Massachusetts State climate change, human Police Crime Laborato- health, evolution and ry; Stephanie Pierce, animal behavior. 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By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF A few months ago Lynn’s oldest little league was hit with a curve- ball, until they raised enough cash. Then they were vandalized, and are ghting to keep themselves in the game. Dan Johansson, the East Lynn Lit- tle League president of only a few weeks, is devastated after an over- night break-in that occurred during the rst week of registration at the end of January. Vandals broke the clubhouse door off its hinge, smashed multiple windows, and stole a lot of recently purchased equipment. “There were four to six smashed windows, the door was knocked right in, the glass signs that have the schedules and scores were smashed, and they de nitely took some equip- ITEM FILE PHOTO ment, including two or three buckets Tech’s Qasim Abellard had a double-double with of baseballs,” said Johansson. “This 11 points and 16 rebounds in a win over Whittier was my second week as president, so COURTESY PHOTO Tech Tuesday night. I wasn’t thinking I was going to have A pair of broken windows was just some of the damage done by to deal with a break-in. I was totally vandals at the Volunteer Field clubhouse last week. Volunteeer shocked.” Field is the headquarters of East Lynn Little League, the city’s Defensive effort VANDALISM, B2 oldest little league. lifts Tech to win Hot start propels English boys to win By Daniel Kane over Whittier ITEM STAFF By Mike Alongi LYNN — A dominant rst half set the tone for ITEM STAFF the English boys basketball team and the Bull- dogs never looked back in a 71-42 win over North- LYNN — The Lynn Tech boys basketball team put eastern Conference opponent Salem Tuesday forth a erce defensive effort and dominated the boards night at Paul Cavanagh Field House. in a 59-49 win over Whittier Tech at home Tuesday eve- “I think the boys just came ready to play to- ning. The Tigers outrebounded Whittier by a margin night,” English coach Antonio Anderson said. “At of 45-25, largely behind the efforts of forwards Qasim the end of the day Salem is Salem. They’re always Abellard and Rob Wallace. going to come into these games and they’re going “When Q and Rob are in the game, we dominate no to ght. It’s one of those teams that whenever they matter the opponent,” said Tech coach Stevie Patrick. play a Lynn school it’s always a little bit of a rival- “It was a great performance by those guys and a great ry game. The kids were red up to play tonight. team performance all around for us. We really needed a They came to play right from the jump to the nal performance like that.” whistle.” Wallace and Abellard both had double-doubles in the Alonzo Linton led the way for English, putting win, with Wallace notching 14 points and 11 rebounds up another double-double performance with 29 and Abellard putting up 11 points and 16 rebounds. points and 12 rebounds. Jarnel Guzman (12 points) Buba Ceesay was right behind with 14 points and four and Mason Jean-Baptiste (eight) also hit key shots rebounds, while Amari Gaston contributed 10 points in the win. “Alonzo played like a man tonight,” Anderson and one rebound. Johan Ortega had six points and ve said. “We knew that he had the size advantage a rebounds. little bit and he took advantage of that from the “I’m really proud of the guard play we got both offen- start.” sively and defensively,” said Patrick. “We played a lot The Witches looked like they may be able to keep of man defense today and we upped the intensity level, pace with the Bulldogs early on. An offensive re- which was really key for us.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE bound and a few turnovers gave Salem plenty of The rst quarter was a tight battle, with Whittier tak- early chances, but the Witches couldn’t capitalize English guard Alonzo Linton (right) had a dou- ing an early lead before Tech battled back late in the managing just two points in the rst few minutes. frame. By the time the buzzer sounded after the rst, ble-double with 29 points and 12 rebounds in a win Whittier held a slim 13-12 advantage. over Salem Tuesday. ENGLISH, B2 That lead didn’t last long, however. Quickly in the sec- ond quarter, the Tigers snatched the lead and held onto it. Tech eventually extended its lead to as much as 10 points, and despite a small rally by Whittier late in the Peabody’s Sullivan a true Spartan leader half the Tigers were able to take a 29-20 lead into half- time. By Harold Rivera because we have a lot of young- Tech used that momentum in the third quarter as well, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR er players this year. We have a pushing its lead to as much as 12 points about midway lot of potential on this team. We through the quarter. But once again, Whittier was able LYNN — There are plenty can go all the way, we just need to hit a number of shots and cut the de cit right back of ingredients that make for a to push ourselves.” to single digits. By the end of the third, Tech’s lead was winning recipe in basketball. In With a talented core in Pam just six points at 40-34. order for a team to win, it needs Gonzalez, Nicolette D’Itria, Ol- The fourth quarter was an up and down one for the players who can score, defend, ivia Matela, Gabby Torres and Tigers. For the rst few minutes, Whittier was riding rebound and lead by example, Yirsy Queliz doing the bulk the momentum of its third-quarter run. The Wildcats to name a few. Peabody native of the scoring, the Spartans cut the de cit to just four points with just over ve min- Ashley Sullivan, a senior guard don’t often worry about putting utes to go in the game, but that was as close as they on the girls basketball team at points on the board. With that would get. In the nal minutes, Tech turned the heat up St. Mary’s doesn’t carry all-star in mind, Sullivan focuses on be- defensively and closed the door on any potential rally. caliber stats. Leadership’s her ing a leader. The Tigers were able to stretch their lead back up to as strongest attribute and it’s a “I would say I’m a pretty good much as 15 points before coasting to a 10-point win. key ingredient that has helped senior leader,” Sullivan said. The win was a big one for the Tigers, who now stand the Spartans to a 12-4 season “I know I’m not going to score at 6-10 on the year. That means Tech needs to win each thus far. 1,000 points. My role on the of its nal four games in order to get a berth in the state “Going into senior year I was team is working hard on de- tournament. trying to ful ll the leadership fense and supporting every girl “We’ve got our backs against the wall right now,” said role that Olivia Nazaire left,” that goes on the court. I support Patrick. “We’ve got to win the rest of the way to make it, Sullivan, a four-year player each of my teammates from our eighth-grader (Queliz) to my ITEM FILE PHOTO and that’s that. We’ll have a gameplan going into each and team captain, said. “Olivia fellow seniors (Gonzalez, Ajha- game, and we’re going to be ready for every game. We was our only senior last year. I Peabody native and St. Mary’s senior lae Acevedo, Ellie Riordan).” don’t have any room to lose.” had a key role last year as a ju- Ashley Sullivan is a key leader for the Tech takes on Greater Lawrence Friday at home. nior but I knew I had to step up SULLIVAN, B2 Spartans girls basketball team. Seniors light it up for Peabody girls basketball on Senior Night

ple-double with 16 points, 16 rebounds and also had a solid game with seven points and SCHOOL ROUNDUP 10 steals. Junior Georgia Leon also had a nine rebounds. By Mike Alongi solid night with 10 points. The Crusaders (8-6) visit Austin Prep ITEM STAFF “We’ve really matured as a team over the Friday (6:30). past two years, and adding in the young Saugus 44, Malden 26 The Peabody girls basketball team just talent to go with that has been really good Led by an eight-point performance by keeps on rolling, and its strong season con- for us this year,” said Peabody coach Stan Alessia Salzillo, the Sachems earned their tinued Tuesday night with a 64-35 win over McKeen. 10th win of the season Tuesday. Kiley Northeastern Conference foe Winthrop Peabody (16-1, 12-0 NEC) visits Beverly Ronan and Taylor Bogdanski each scored during the Tanners’ Senior Night. With the Friday (7). seven points, while Marissa Stockwell win, the Tanners remain unbeaten in con- GIRLS BASKETBALL scored ve points. ference play. Danvers 46, Classical 32 Saugus (10-7) plays against Fontbonne The Peabody seniors had big nights in the Skyler Crayton scored nine points in the Academy Wednesday. win, as Catherine Manning put up a dou- loss for the Rams. Classical (10-7) takes on Marblehead 55, Everett 51 ble-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Marblehead Friday (7). Darcy O’Sullivan had a big game with 12 Liz Zaiter also had a big night with 12 Bishop Fenwick 41, points and 12 rebounds, while Fehr Gillett points, nine rebounds and six blocks, while Cardinal Spellman 28 had six points and four rebounds. Maddie ITEM FILE PHOTO Kristina Rossignoll lled the stat sheet with Elizabeth Pica had a big double-double Erskine contributed eight rebounds. Marblehead (8-8) hosts Classical Friday eight points, ve assists and ve steals. with 11 points and 12 rebounds in the win, Peabody’s Catherine Manning (7). But the biggest performance came from while Micayla Rossi added 11 points, three (right) had 13 points and 11 re- freshman Oluchi Okananwa, who had a tri- assists and three steals. Olivia DiPietro ROUNDUP, B2 bounds in a win over Winthrop. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 Bruins beat Islanders in Bergeron’s 1,000th game BOSTON (AP) — Patrice Bergeron loss to the New York Rangers on Jan. night. celebrated his 1,000th career game 12. The Islanders tied it on Eberle’s with a pair of goals as the Boston Bru- Cehlarik broke a 1-all tie 6:34 into power-play goal with 3:20 left in ins beat the New York Islanders 3-1 the third on a rebound after Lehner the second on a wrist shot that got on Tuesday night. stopped Kevan Miller’s initial shot. through Rask on the stick side. Bergeron, just the fifth player in It was the third goal of the season for The Islanders appeared to take a Bruins’ history to play 1,000 games Cehlarik. 2-1 lead 4:52 into the third on a wrist with the club, scored early in the sec- Bergeron put the Bruins up 1-0 at shot by Cal Clutterbuck, but the Bru- ond period and added an empty-netter 2:32 of the second period when he ins challenged, believing Clutterbuck in the final minute. poked in the rebound after Lehner was already across the blue line when Peter Cehlarik also scored and Tu- stopped a one-timer by Pastrnak but Casey Cizikas brought the puck into ukka Rask stopped 28 shots for the couldn’t control the puck. the zone. Bruins, who handed the Metropolitan Pastrnak picked up his second assist Fans booed when they saw the re- Division-leading Islanders their first with 55 seconds left to play, foregoing play and got louder as the review regulation loss in more than three a shot into an empty net by leaving stretched past a few minutes. The weeks. the puck for Bergeron to slap in after boos turned to cheers when referee Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak the Islanders had pulled Lehner. Chris Schlenker announced the play assisted on both of Bergeron’s goals. Marchand helped set up Bergeron’s was offside and the goal didn’t count. Jordan Eberle scored for the Island- first goal with a crossing pass to Pas- NOTES ers and Robin Lehner finished with trnak, who got the shot on net and Bergeron joined Ray Bourque PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 saves as New York’s run of eight Bergeron was there for the rebound. (1,518), Johnny Bucyk (1,436), Don straight games with a point came to Marchand skated out to retrieve the Sweeney (1,052) and Wayne Cashman Patrice Bergeron (left) had two goals in a win an end. The Islanders entered the puck at the blue line and brought it (1,027) as the only players to play over the New York Islanders Tuesday. game with a 6-0-2 stretch since a 2-1 back to Bergeron on his milestone 1,000 games with the Bruins. East Lynn Little League field vandalized

VANDALISM worries over funds and From B1 not having a president. Jo- hansson stepped up to the Police responded to the position and the league’s Volunteer Field clubhouse board members were feel- at 3:26 p.m. on Jan. 27, ing good. The break-in set according to Lynn Police the league 10 feet back, Lieutenant Michael said Spina. Kmiec. Aside from the “I know a lot of people in damage and equipment Lynn were happy to see theft, the suspect(s) may we were still a league and have tried to pry open the we didn’t fold,” said Spina. cash register but were un- “Almost everybody in this able to get it open, said area has been involved Kmiec. No arrests have with East Lynn at some been made. point in their lives. We are “There is no way in the almost 60 years in.” world we will allow this to As of right now, opening get in the way,” said Jo- day is set to happen on hansson. “We will not be April 27, according to Jo- defeated by something hansson. The league is like this. We will make it asking for donors, spon- work.” sors, and volunteers to The league started a Go- jump on board and help FundMe page in an effort COURTESY PHOTO out. Registration is still to raise back what was ongoing, live online every- damaged or taken, since A door sits knocked off its hinges at day and, it is hoped, an in ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE they are unsure what in- Volunteer Field due to vandalism. person registration, from English’s Jarnel Guzman (center) had 12 points surance will cover, accord- 6 to 7 p.m., at the club- in a win over Salem Tuesday. ing to Ashley Spina, a to purchase all new equip- next to the clubhouse was house on Tuesday, Feb. 12. board member, softball ment, said Spina. Almost also vandalized and all our “We are definitely going coach, and parent. The everything the league in- bats were stolen. That’s to come back from this,” door alone cost $250 to fix. vested in last year was de- what really made me frus- said Equipment Manager English boys start Last year, the league, a stroyed and stolen during trated. Who could do this Mike Fusco. “With the nonprofit that raises its the break-in, she said. to the kids?” new board we have in own money with the help “I was infuriated and ex- Spina said the league place, they’ve got some fast in win over Salem of sponsors, donors, and tremely upset when I was close to splitting up good ideas and hopefully ENGLISH family participation, found out,” said Spina. and sending the kids to we’ll keep the league run- brought in enough profit “The small softball shed other leagues, given the ning for another 60 years.” From B1 Linton converted an and-one a few possessions later to help get the Bulldogs rolling. The Bulldogs stretched Sullivan helping lead a hot Spartans team their lead to 15-2 before Salem’s Guillermo Pimentel hit a 3-pointer to break the run. But English wasn’t done. SULLIVAN if that’s what I want to do. I’m trying having fun and knowing when to be Linton added 11 points in the first quarter, and he and From B1 to balance school, college and sports. serious. Guzman each netted a late 3-pointer to push the Bull- You kind of want everyone to look up “We’ve communicated very well dogs’ lead to 23-5 after the first. One of her main responsibilities is to you in terms of time management lately,” she added. “It helps us that English didn’t let up in the second quarter. The Bull- creating an environment where the and kind of be a role model to them.” we’re all friends off the court but we’re dogs’ press defense forced several key turnovers and Spartans’ underclassmen feel com- Aside from her guidance, Sulli- not afraid to say something. We have Linton dominated in the paint on the other end of the fortable while being up to speed. St. van also helps take care of the “little a lot of guards on the team but we all court. The senior forward scored 15 points in the second Mary’s carries three freshmen and things” that often add up when re- communicate with our post players. quarter to help lift the Bulldogs to a 40-14 lead at the five sophomores on its roster. Sullivan flecting on a victory. And those efforts Our communication has been great half. feels things have gone well on that haven’t gone unnoticed. lately and it helps us do what needs Salem’s offense looked better in the third quarter end thus far. “Ashley does things that enable the to be done to get a win at the end of with Tommy Beauregard (eight points, four rebounds) “All our seniors are really welcom- team to win basketball games,” St. the day.” adding eight points in the period and Isaiah Williamson ing toward the underclassmen,” Sul- Mary’s coach Jeff Newhall said. “She Although they’ve punched their tick- (11 points, nine rebounds) pouring in another seven, livan said. “Lately I’ve noticed they doesn’t do the things that get you in et to the postseason, the Spartans still but it wasn’t enough to get the Witches back in the come to us in school and on the court the newspaper every night. Without have work to do. They’d like to main- game. Justin Fitzpatrick hit a pair of 3-pointers late in with questions. We want everyone to her grit, leadership and will to win, tain their momentum and would pre- the third quarter to keep the game well in hand for the feel comfortable on the team so that we wouldn’t be having the success we fer to hold off on traveling during the Bulldogs. the environment’s positive and we are right now.” tournament for as long as they can. With a 31-point lead and five minutes remaining in can work well together on and off the St. Mary’s started slow out of the “(Qualifying for states) is a little the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs’ bench finished the win. court.” gate this season but the Spartans bit of weight off our shoulders but “Maybe they were a little more fired up for this game Sullivan also makes it a priority to have found their footing. They sealed we have to keep the momentum and because it was Salem, I don’t know,” Anderson said. serve as a role model in the classroom. a berth in the Division 3 North state keep our energy high,” Sullivan said. “Whatever it was it worked. Whatever got them going She’s currently balancing her basket- tournament last week with a win over “We still have a lot of games we need in this one I don’t mind. A lot of these guys are friends ball duties with academics, while ap- Newburyport. to win. If we go into the tournament on both teams, so maybe a little trash talking back and plying for colleges. “We had a shaky start but we bond- with a couple more wins that’s going forth. It was good to see them get out there, get each “It’s stressful but I’m almost ed together,” Sullivan said. “We talked to help us. Nobody wants to go into the other going tonight and get this win.” through it,” Sullivan, interested in and it wasn’t a separation of the team tournament with a loss. We need to English (14-2) remains undefeated in the NEC. The studying business, said. “I’ve applied or anything. Our momentum’s been keep the momentum and the energy Bulldogs travel to Everett Friday night (7). to all my colleges. UNH is my top really good at this point. Everyone up until the very end.” “It’s on the road so already you know it’s going to be school. I don’t think I want to play in on the bench is involved, everyone’s Sullivan and the Spartans host a tough one,” Anderson said. “We have to come ready to college. If I want to continue, I’m look- cheering and supporting one another. Catholic Central League rival Cardi- play again. Everett isn’t going to lay down and let us ing at Umass Boston but I’m not sure We know the balance of joking around, nal Spellman Friday (6:30). run over them so we have to show up ready.” St. John’s Prep basketball gets back to .500 with conference win

ROUNDUP (7). From B1 St. John’s Prep 68, St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 57 Swampscott 51, Somerville 21 The Eagles had three players in dou- Of the 10 different scorers for the Big ble figures, led by Will Batchelder’s 23 Blue, Nikki Rosa led the way with 13 points. Aidan Callahan added 14 points, points. Swampscott (13-2) travels to Sau- while Liam Dunfee scored 13 points. gus Friday (7). St. John’s Prep (8-8) travels to BC High Lynnfield 45, Georgetown 15 Friday night (7). At Lynnfield, the Pioneers came out of Swampscott 51, Somerville 41 the gate fast, taking a 16-0 lead over the Andrew Augustin had a double-dou- Royals and coasted the rest of the way. ble with 12 points, 10 rebounds and five With the win, Lynnfield (9-8) can clinch steals, while Jackson Byrne led the Big its first tournament berth since 2015 Blue with 16 points and five rebounds. with a victory Friday night at Triton (6:30). Jake Goldman added 11 points. Tori Morelli led all scorers with 12 Swampscott (7-8) takes on Malden points, while Caroline Waisnor scored Catholic Wednesday (7). eight and Cate MacDonald scored sev- Georgetown 60, Lynnfield 56 en. Riley Hallahan chipped in six points At Georgetown, the Pioneers dropped its third straight to be mathematically coming in off the bench. ITEM FILE PHOTO BOYS BASKETBALL eliminated from the tournament. Jack Classical 81, Danvers 55 St. John’s Prep guard Will Batchelder had 23 points Tuesday night. Ford hit three threes and scored a team- Classical had four players in double high 19 points, while Clayton Maren- figures, led by a career night for forward 16 and Jef Barbosa scored 14. points in his first career varsity start, gi scored 17. Jackson Cleary was also Keith Ridley, who had 13 points and 23 Classical (12-5) hosts Marblehead while Mike Tansey had 18 points and in double figures with 11 points, while rebounds for an eye-popping double-dou- Friday (7). six rebounds. Krisli Miraka scored five Khad Connell chipped in with six points. ble. Jeff Hill led the Rams in scoring with Peabody 62, Winthrop 33 points off the bench. Lynnfield’s next game is Friday night at 18 points, while Brandon Summers had Tyler Joyce led the Tanners with 18 Peabody (8-8) hosts Beverly Friday home against Triton (6:30). WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Wrestling Boys Hockey Peabody/Saugus at Danvers (6:30) Lynn at Latin Academy (at Matthews Marblehead at Beverly (6:30) Arena, 5) Gymnastics Saugus at Danvers (6:20) Malden at Fenwick (7:30) Mt. St. Charles at St. John’s (6:30) THURSDAY Marblehead at Haverhill (7) St. Mary’s at Williams (7:10) Boys Basketball Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (8) Classical at Everett (7) Newburyport at Lynnfield (8:15) Winthrop at Gloucester (7) Winthrop at Beverly (8:20) Girls Basketball Girls Hockey Everett at Classical (7) St. Joseph Prep at Fenwick (4:10) Gloucester at Winthrop (7) Peabody at Winthrop (6:10) Boys Hockey Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (8) Lynn at Shawsheen (7) Marblehead at Masconomet (8:05) Track Boys Basketball St. Mary’s at CCL Championships (at Malden Catholic at Swampscott (7) Reggie Lewis, 3:00) Girls Basketball Gymnastics Fontbonne at Saugus (5:30) Essex Tech at Marblehead (8)

SPORTS BRIEFS Hibernian 5K at https://sites.google.com/ site/lynnhibernian5k/. Road Race The 10th annual Lynn Classical girls Hibernian 5K Road Race is scheduled for Sunday, basketball clinics March 24 at 11a.m. Online The Classical girls basket- registration is available via ball coaching staff (varsity Racewire at https://race- coaches Tom Sawyer and wire.com/register. Helen Ridley, and junior PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS php?id=10042. Online reg- varsity coach Rob Smith), istration closes at midnight with assistance from cur- Jayson Tatum led the Celtics with 25 points in a win over the Cleveland Cavaliers Tuesday night. on March 20. After March rent members of the team, 20, those interested may is excited to offer four free register in person at the basketball clinics for Lynn Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- girls in grades four through Tatum leads injury-riddled Celtics eral St on Saturday, March eight. The clinics will be 23 from noon to 4 p.m. held at Classical on Feb. 9 during packet pick up or on (1:30-2:30). to victory over Cleveland Cavaliers race day beginning at 9 The goal is to help players a.m. The registration fee is of all levels improve in their CLEVELAND (AP) — Jayson 23.8 points per game, may return on TIP-INS $30. The first 500 regis- basketball skills (ball han- Tatum scored 25 points, Gordon Thursday when Boston hosts LeBron Celtics: Irving has missed three of tered runners will also be dling, shooting, passing, Hayward added 18 and the Boston James and the Los Angeles Lakers, Boston’s four visits since the Cavs given race shirts. There will defense, etc…) in a fun envi- Celtics beat the Cleveland Cavaliers hours after the NBA’s trade deadline. traded him. ... Stevens said Baynes be a post-race party that ronment. Game-play will 103-96 on Tuesday night for their “I would hope he would be able to will be out through the All-Star includes free food and live also be included. For more fifth straight victory despite missing go, but I don’t know for sure,” Stevens break. He said Morris’ injury is not Irish music as well. information, contact Helen All-Star guard Kyrie Irving. said. “We’ll know more tomorrow.” a “long-term” thing and it’s possible More information and Ridley at ridleytopflightbas- A strained left hip prevented Irving Boston was also missing start- he’ll play Thursday. ... C/F Robert race updates can be found [email protected]. from facing his former team, but the ing forward Marcus Morris (sore Williams joined Boston’s list of walk- Celtics made up for his absence by right knee) and reserve center Aron ing wounded. He sat out with a sore TV/RADIO getting 17 points from Marcus Smart Baynes (bruised foot). lower back. ... The rash of injuries TV and 13 from Jaylen Brown to hold off Without Irving and Morris, the forced Boston to dip into its G-League NHL the scrappy Cavs. Celtics needed someone to pick up team in Maine as the club called up 8 p.m...... Boston at NY Rangers...... NBCSN Rookie Collin Sexton scored 27 — the scoring slack and make plays G P.J. Dozier. ... F Daniel Theis was NBA but none in the fourth quarter — for down the stretch, and Tatum came called for a rare, punching-the-ball 8 p.m...... Washington at Milwaukee...... ESPN the Cavs, who dropped to 3-20 since through at both ends. violation while going after an offen- 10:30 p.m...... San Antonio at Golden State...... ESPN Dec. 19. Alec Burks, who has been Sexton came out in attack mode, sive rebound in the fourth quarter. Men’s College Basketball linked to recent trade talks, added 21 scoring 18 points in the first half on Cavaliers: F Cedi Osman missed 6 p.m...... UConn at Temple...... CBSSN for Cleveland. Larry Nance Jr. had 8-of-13 shooting. Sexton and Nance his first game since rolling his right 7 p.m...... Fordham at UMass...... NESN 11 points and 12 rebounds. knocked down back-to-back 3-point- ankle on Saturday against Dallas. 7 p.m...... Lafayette at Boston University...... NESN Plus The struggling Cavs were still ers to help the Cavs open a 36-30 Osman averages 12.6 points. ... Gs 7 p.m...... Maryland at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network within 94-91 when Smart hit a pull- lead. Nik Stauskas and Wade Baldwin 7 p.m...... Notre Dame at Miami...... ESPN2 up jumper, and after a miss by Sex- But the Celtics reeled off 10 have joined the Cavs but are not 7 p.m...... Rhode Island at Davidson...... ESPNU ton, dropped a 3-pointer. Burks had a straight points and Al Horford and ready to play. They were acquired on 7 p.m...... Texas A&M at Mississippi...... SEC Network monster dunk and 3 to make it 101- Rozier each hit 3s in the final 33 Monday from Portland in the trade 7 p.m...... Wichita State at East Carolina...... ESPNews 96, but Tatum blocked a shot by Ante seconds of the second quarter to put for F Rodney Hood. ... Had won their 7:30 p.m...... Georgetown at Providence...... FS1 Zizic underneath and Tatum closed it Boston ahead 59-51 at halftime. previous four at home against Bos- 8 p.m...... Baylor at Texas...... Longhorn Network out by making a pair of free throws PERFECT FORM ton. 8 p.m...... Creighton at Villanova...... CBSSN with 1:35 remaining. Tatum went 12 of 12 from the free- UP NEXT 9 p.m...... Georgia at Alabama...... SEC Network Celtics coach Brad Stevens said Ir- throw line and Boston didn’t miss Celtics: Host the Los Angeles Lak- 9 p.m...... LSU at Mississippi St...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... Oklahoma St. at TCU...... ESPNU ving, who is averaging a team-high any of its 14 attempts. ers on Thursday. 9 p.m...... Wisconsin at Minnesota...... Big Ten Network 9:30 p.m...... California at Oregon...... FS1 10 p.m...... Nevada at Colorado St...... CBSSN 11 p.m...... UNLV at Boise St...... ESPNU Golf 11 p.m...... European/LPGA: ISPS Handa Vic Open...... Golf Skiing 6:25 a.m...... World Alpine Championships...... NBCSN 1 p.m...... World Alpine Championships...... NBCSN Soccer 2:45 p.m...... Manchester City at Everton...... NBCSN Radio NHL 8 p.m...... Boston at NY Rangers...... WBZ-FM 98.5

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 53 39 11 3 81 207 149 Winnipeg 53 34 16 3 71 187 149 Toronto 52 32 17 3 67 185 146 Nashville 55 32 19 4 68 171 141 Montreal 54 30 18 6 66 164 156 Dallas 53 28 21 4 60 138 134 Boston 53 29 17 7 65 152 136 Minnesota 53 26 22 5 57 150 154 Buffalo 52 26 20 6 58 153 160 St. Louis 51 24 22 5 53 146 153 Florida 51 21 22 8 50 158 178 Colorado 51 22 21 8 52 170 167 Detroit 53 21 25 7 49 150 174 Chicago 53 20 24 9 49 167 196 Ottawa 52 19 28 5 43 159 194 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 53 34 14 5 73 197 152 N.Y. Islanders 52 30 16 6 66 152 128 San Jose 54 31 16 7 69 193 171 Washington 53 29 18 6 64 178 168 Vegas 55 30 21 4 64 163 150 Pittsburgh 53 28 19 6 62 183 164 Vancouver 54 24 24 6 54 155 167 Columbus 51 28 20 3 59 163 159 Edmonton 52 23 24 5 51 151 172 Carolina 53 26 21 6 58 152 155 Arizona 53 23 25 5 51 140 155 Philadelphia 53 24 23 6 54 153 177 Anaheim 54 21 24 9 51 125 172 N.Y. Rangers 52 22 22 8 52 148 175 Los Angeles 53 22 27 4 48 125 158 New Jersey 52 20 25 7 47 153 178 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Tuesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 Ottawa at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Washington 3, Vancouver 2 Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Top: Fans surround the duck boats as Patriots players pass through Boston during the Super Bowl Carolina 4, Pittsburgh 0 Thursday’s Games Los Angeles 5, New Jersey 1 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. victory parade Tuesday morning. Buffalo 5, Minnesota 4, SO Pittsburgh at Florida, 7 p.m. St. Louis 3, Florida 2 N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Bottom: Elandon Roberts (left) and Patriots owner Robert Kraft (right) celebrate with the Lombardi Vegas 3, Tampa Bay 2, SO Colorado at Washington, 7 p.m. Montreal 4, Anaheim 1 Carolina at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Trophy during the parade. Nashville 5, Arizona 2 Anaheim at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. San Jose 3, Winnipeg 2, OT Winnipeg at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Colorado, 9 p.m. St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Vegas at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. New England celebrates another title NBA BOSTON (AP) — With cheers of mon, his ticket from this year’s Super took a 2-mile swing through the city EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division “We want seven!” and “Next year, Bowl dangling from a lanyard around aboard Boston’s iconic World War II- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB right here!” hundreds of thousands of his neck. era amphibious “duck boats.” Toronto 39 16 .709 — Houston 31 22 .585 — Boston 35 19 .648 3½ San Antonio 32 23 .582 — jubilant fans jammed downtown Bos- After celebrating in Atlanta, Col- Brady held his pigtailed daughter, Philadelphia 34 20 .630 4½ Dallas 24 28 .462 6½ ton on Tuesday for a parade celebrat- lins said he and his wife drove nearly Vivian, as they waved and grinned at Brooklyn 28 27 .509 11 New Orleans 23 31 .426 8½ ing the New England Patriots’ sixth non-stop to get home for the parade. the crowd. Other players, Belichick New York 10 43 .189 28 Memphis 22 33 .400 10 Southeast Division Northwest Division Super Bowl title. “We had to be a part,” he said as he and team owner Robert Kraft took W L Pct GB W L Pct GB A party atmosphere enveloped the smoked a cigar and held up a home- turns holding aloft the Lombardi Tro- Charlotte 26 27 .491 — Denver 37 16 .698 — Miami 24 27 .471 1 Oklahoma City 34 19 .642 3 city on the unseasonably mild day. made Vince Lombardi trophy. “We phy. Washington 22 31 .415 4 Portland 32 20 .615 4½ Red, white and blue confetti rained had to bring the trophy back to Bos- Star tight end Rob Gronkowski, Orlando 22 32 .407 4½ Utah 30 24 .556 7½ Atlanta 18 35 .340 8 Minnesota 25 28 .472 12 down and music blared as fans ton.” who has talked about retiring after Central Division Pacific Division packed along sidewalks hoping to Leigh Hickman, of Swanzey, New this latest NFL title, whooped it up W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 39 13 .750 — Golden State 37 15 .712 — catch a glimpse of quarterback Tom Hampshire, drew cheers as he with his brothers and father. He and Indiana 35 19 .648 5 L.A. Clippers 30 25 .545 8½ Brady, coach Bill Belichick and the stalked the crowd wearing a rubber several other players removed their Detroit 24 29 .453 15½ Sacramento 28 25 .528 9½ rest of the beloved team. goat mask, a Tom Brady shirt and a shirts and spent much of the parade Chicago 12 41 .226 27½ L.A. Lakers 27 27 .500 11 Cleveland 11 43 .204 29 Phoenix 11 44 .200 27½ It’s a familiar feeling in Boston. sign that read: “We’re Still Here.” bare-chested.

Tuesday’s Games Charlotte at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. The city’s teams have now won 12 “I wanted to represent the G.O.A.T., Players also waved large signs that Boston 103, Cleveland 96 Phoenix at Utah, 9 p.m. championships since 2001. Just four the greatest player of all time,” he read, “We Got Everything” — a twist Indiana 136, L.A. Lakers 94 Houston at Sacramento, 10 p.m. L.A. Clippers 117, Charlotte 115 San Antonio at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. months ago, the city feted the Red said. “I’m the same age as him and I on the team’s motivational hashtag, Detroit 105, New York 92 Thursday’s Games Sox for their World Series victory can’t imagine doing any of the things “Everything We Got,” that had be- Memphis 108, Minnesota 106 L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City 132, Orlando 122 Minnesota at Orlando, 7 p.m. over another Los Angeles team, the he does. It’s unbelievable.” come a theme this season. Toronto 119, Philadelphia 107 Toronto at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Dodgers. Fresh from Sunday’s 13-3 victory Boston Police Sgt. John Boyle said Miami at Portland, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Boston, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Memphis at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Boston resident Tom Collins was over the Los Angeles Rams in the the crowd of roughly 1.5 million was Denver at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Portland, 10:30 p.m. beaming as he took in the spectacle one of the largest the city has seen for New Orleans at Chicago, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Super Bowl title match held in Atlan- Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. across from the city’s historic Com- ta, team members and their families a championship parade. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 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 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Check the online job market or You’ll be eager to make a Put more time and effort into If you want things to happen, Gather as much information Trust facts and rely on your sign up for something that will change. Think big, but don’t professional gains and part- be prepared to put in time as possible before you dis- experience. Someone will use help you expand your interests take on more than you can nerships. Use your energy to and physical labor. Only take agree with someone. Changes manipulative tactics to talk you and friendships. Reconnecting handle. Know your physical make a change that will give on what will benefit you. Don’t can be made, but you have into something you shouldn’t with someone from your past is and financial limitations. Up- you greater freedom to move waste time, and make adjust- to go about it the right way. do. Don’t overspend or com- encouraged. date your look or image. about as you please. ments as needed. Keep the peace and stick to pensate to please others. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) the facts. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Share your emotions with an TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) You don’t have to go overboard Whatever you do, be secretive important someone and find Make plans with someone spe- Use your imagination and cre- to impress someone. A heart- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) until your plans are in place. A out where you stand. Plans cial. Taking a trip or helping a ative ability to get things done felt dialogue that expresses Let your actions speak for you. change will do you good and can be made that will bring cause you believe in will en- your way. You’ll impress some- your feelings will be all that’s A personal change can be encourage you to delve into you closer to your goals. You’ll courage you to make a profes- one you work with or for. Hard required when dealing with made if you do the necessary something that will expand be given an opportunity if you sional change. Apply your skills work will lead to new opportu- personal and professional legwork. Don’t hesitate to do your knowledge or enhance show enthusiasm. to something you enjoy doing. nities and higher wages. partners. things your way. your appearance.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Three’s too crowded for wife in ‘Shades of Grey’ marriage Counting all four is luckily rare DEAR ABBY: I’ve been about babies and toddlers? Terry Pratchett wrote 41 should first go on a trip of fur- married to my best friend Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Is it their size, their fragil- fantasy novels about Dis- ther discovery. for nine years. We have Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ity, the sound of their voic- cworld. In “Men at Arms,” he South draws trumps ending our ups and downs, but and was founded by her mother, es? You may need help claimed, “Sham Harga had on the board and ruffs the last we’re generally happy. from a licensed therapist run a successful eatery for spade. What has he learned? When “Fifty Shades of Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at to get past this. (Some in- many years ... realizing that Declarer knows that East Grey” came out, I told him DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los dividuals do.) It’s import- most of his customers want- began with two spades, seven I was interested in explor- Angeles, CA 90069. ant that you understand ed meals properly balanced ing that scene. He was what is driving this panic hearts (from the auction) and between the four food groups: one club. So, he has three di- thrilled because he’s al- because, if you don’t, you sugar, starch, grease and ways been in the lifestyle amonds, and West holds only DEAR WRONG TURN: like a toddler. I get freaked will find yourself increas- burnt crunchy bits.” but was afraid to scare me Wait a minute! If your hus- out around her, too. ingly isolated as your two. away. The four food groups for band can’t run his compa- When they come over, I friends and relatives start bridge players are spades, The odds have spoken. Fast forward four years: families. ny without this woman, go outside or into my room hearts, diamonds and clubs. South leads the diamond jack I no longer wish to be part and hide. On top of that, then I have to wonder who (No-trump is a condiment.) from his hand, encouraging of it. It’s not for me. I is the submissive. my sister is pregnant and DEAR ABBY: Our high West to cover if he does have agreed to have a live-in living here with me and school-age daughter has a Not often do you need to track If sleeping in an empty all of them in every player’s the queen; but when he plays submissive with the un- master bedroom while he our parents. I’m only 17, great group of friends. diet ... I mean, hand. But on low smoothly, declarer puts derstanding that she sleeps in another and has a so I can’t move out. It’s They often spend the night leaves if I say so. But he’s hard enough when my at each other’s houses for some deals, it helps. up dummy’s king and returns “nonsexual” relationship a diamond to his 10. now calling me selfish for with this person is what you brother visits with his sleepovers. It’s usually How should South plan the suggesting it be only the want for your future, you kids, but if one lives with two to four girls sharing play in five clubs here? West two of us. He has no inten- wouldn’t be writing to me. me, I know I’m gonna lose rooms and beds. My dilem- cashes his two top spades, tion of ever changing it. You asked for my opinion, it. I’m too afraid to talk to ma is that one of her then shifts to the heart two. She helps him with his and here it is: Let your hus- my parents about this. friends is a gay boy. She South couldn’t risk a take- company, which is also band be himself, permit asked if he could stay over. out double over East’s three- lifestyle-related, and LOSING IT IN THE yourself to be YOURSELF After some thought, our heart opening, because he claims he can’t do it with- WEST and while you’re doing that, response was that he had too few spades. Four out her. Their relationship could, but in a separate hearts doubled would have is nonsexual. Am I selfish consult a divorce lawyer. DEAR LOSING IT: You are NOT going to lose it. bed. What would your an- gone down one, but North for wanting a normal mar- swer have been? went for game. riage again? He gave me DEAR ABBY: I have a You ARE going to talk really bad fear of babies with your parents about South needs the rest of the the master bedroom to NOT IN THE tricks, so has to find the di- myself and says that’s the and toddlers. My brother’s this because you cannot PARENTING compromise and I need to wife just had a second keep hiding in your room HANDBOOK amond queen. Since East is let him be him. What’s child, and I can’t stand be- forever. The longer you do, known to hold seven hearts your opinion? ing around them. I get re- the higher your level of DEAR NOT: Mine to West’s three, there is a nat- ally bad anxiety, so I avoid anxiety will become. would have been the same ural reaction to assume West WRONG TURN IN them. His first child is 8, Have you any idea why as yours, if only for the holds that key card. But South HOUSTON but she is disabled and is you feel the way you do sake of “propriety.”

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ADVERTISEMENT AVISO DE AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA EN RELACION A VIVIENDAS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PURSUANT TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY Y ACTA DE URBANIZACION DE LA COMUNIDAD DEL 1992 DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1992 The Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development, the Awarding Y LA and the Authority, invites sealed bids for the Siding Replacement at Curwin Circle Family ACTA NACIONAL DE VIVIENDAS COMPETENTE DEL 1990 NATIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING ACT OF 1990 Development, in Lynn, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by Arnold Jacobson Associates, Inc., Architects, 16 Mason Avenue Suite La Ciudad de Lynn tendrá una Audiencia Pública como parte del proceso de The City of Lynn will hold a Public Hearing as part of the citizen's participation 5 North Attleboro, MA 02760 participacion de los ciudadanos bajo los Actas mencionadas y regulaciones a process under the above Acts and regulations hereunder; and the purpose of this continuación; y el propósito de esta Audiencia es doble: Hearing is twofold: In general, the Project consists of but not limited to: o Removal of existing Masonite siding down to existing sheathing a) proveer un resumen de las actividades de las becas que fueron aceptada a) to provide an overview of entitlement grants activities undertaken during the o Removal of existing canopies durante el año pasado; past year; o Removal and re-installation of light fixtures, cables, wires, conduits etc. and other building mounted equipment as necessary for the installation of new siding b) permitir ideas del público con respecto al Plan de Acción propuesto por la b) to allow public input with regard to the City's proposed Action Plan including the o Installation of new vinyl siding Ciudad, incluyendo el propuesto de presentar las aplicaciones y la solicitación de presentation of proposal applications and the solicitation of citizen comments on o New air infiltration barrier los comentararios del ciudadano en respecto a las necesidades del desarollo de the development of community needs and funding activities. la comunidad y actividades financieras. The work for the Base Bid is estimated to cost approximately $500,000.00 The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Fiscal Year 2019 El Departamento de Viviendas y Desarollos Urbano (HUD) del Año Fiscal 2019 estimated entitlement grants appropriations are Community Development Block Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by estimo apropiaciones de en becas tituladas (Beca de Bloque para Desarrollo de la Grant ($2,670,320) and Emergency Solutions Grant ($208,122). These M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. Comunidad) Community Development Block Grant ($2,670,320), y becas de appropriations will be used to fund local housing and community development THIS PROJECT IS BEING ELECTRONICALLY BID AND HARD COPY BIDS WILL NOT BE Solucion de Emergencia ($208,122). Estas apropriaciones seran usadas para activities in the City's Fiscal Year 2020 and may include economic development ACCEPTED. Please review the instructions in the bid documents on how to register fondos de viviendas locales y actividades de desarollo de la comunidad durante el activities, homeownership assistance, housing rehabilitation, public services, as an electronic bidder. The bids are to be prepared and submitted at Año Fiscal 2020 y podría incluir actividades económicas, asistencia para public facilities and improvements, acquisition, disposition, clearance and www.biddocsonline.com. Tutorials and instructions on how to complete the proprietarios de casa, rehabilitación de viviendas, servicios publico, facilidades demolition, relocation, housing services, construction of housing, microenterprise electronic bid documents are available online. publica y mejores, compras, disposición, limpieza, y demolicion, trasladacion de assistance, technical assistance, rehabilitation and preservation, planning and servicios de viviendas, construcción de viviendas, asistencia de microempresa, management, design, etc. General Bids will be received until Thursday, February 28, 2019 at 2:00pm and asistencia técnica, rehabilitación y preservacion, planos y gestion, diseño, ect. publicly opened on-line, forthwith. Proposal applications are now available to be completed online and emailed to Aplicaciones de propuestas están disponible en la Oficina de Desarrollo de la our office. Applications can be found on our website www.cityoflynnoecd.net or General bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management Comunidad en la sala 305, de la alcaldía de Lynn MA 01901. Aplicaciones de can be emailed when a request is sent to [email protected]. Proposal (DCAM) in the following category of work. General Building Construction and proposicion estan disponible en nuestro sitio del internet, www.cityoflynnoecd applications are also available in the Office of Community Development at must submit a current DCAM Certificate of Eligibility and a signed Update .net, o tambien enviando una peticion via correo electronico a Lynn City Hall, Room 305. Statement (CQ3). [email protected]. All proposal applications and written comments must be received by the Office All bids should be submitted electronically online at www.biddocsonline.com no Todas las aplicaciones de propuestas y comentarios por escrito tienen que ser of Community Development on or before Friday, February 22, 2019 at 12:30 later than date and time specified above. recibidas en la Oficina del desarrollo de la Comunidad en el día o antes el P.M. to allow time to organize and copy all such proposal applications and/or Viernes, 22 de Febrero, del 2019 a las 12:30 P.M. para permitir tiempo de letters and make them available at the Public Hearing. General Bids must be accompanied by a bid deposit which shall not be less than organizar y copiar aquellas aplicaciones de propuestas y/o cartas y que sean five (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount, and made payable to the Lynn disponibles durante la audiencia pública. THE SCHEDULE FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING IS AS FOLLOWS: Housing Authority. EL HORARIO PARA LA AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA ES EL SIGUIENTE: TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 2019 - 6:00 P.M. Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pickup on the LYNN HOUSING AUTHORITY - COMMUNITY ROOM beginning of the business day on February 6, 2019 at www.BidDocsOnline.com MARTES 26 DE MARZO DEL 2019 - 6:00P.M. 10 CHURCH STREET, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS (may be viewed electronically and hardcopy requested) or at Nashoba Blue, LYNN HOUSING AUTHORITY-COMMUNITY ROOM Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). 10 CHURCH STREET, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS The Community Room at the Lynn Housing Authority is handicapped accessible and any individual needing a special accommodation for their handicapped There is a refundable plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable El salón de la Comunidad en el Lynn Housing Authority tiene acceso para condition must contact the Office of Community Development at (781) 581-6763 to BidDocsOnline Inc. Deposits must be electronically paid or must be a certified personas invalidas, si hay alguien necesita servicios especiales debe ponerse en at least two weeks prior to the Public Hearing. or cashier's check. This deposit will be refunded for up to two sets for General contacto la Oficina del Desarrollo de la Comunidad (781-581-6763) por lo Bidders and for one set for Sub-bidders upon return of the sets in good condition menos dos semanas antes de la Audiencia pública. All residents of Lynn are invited to attend to provide comments on the needs of the within thirty days of receipt of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the City and offer funding recommendations. Individuals wishing to offer public property of the awarding authority. Todos los residentes de la ciudad de Lynn son invitados a asistir y proveer comment must register with staff prior to the start of public hearing that evening. comentarios acerca de las necesidades de la Ciudad y ofrecer recomendaciones All speakers will be allowed a maximum of three minutes to make their Bidders requesting Contract documents be mailed to them shall include a sobre los fondos. Individuales que desean ofrecer comentario público tienen que comments. separate check for $40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS registrarse con el encargado antes de empesar la audiencia esa noche. Aquellos overnight), payable to BidDocsOnline, to cover mailing costs. residentes que desean hablar tendran un maximo de tres minutos para hacer Individuals submitting formal proposal applications are asked to address the sus comentarios. Citizens Advisory Board (CAB) with a brief overview of their request. In order to A pre-bid conference is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 13, allow sufficient time for the CAB to hear from all grant applicants, individual 2019 on site at the Curwin Circle Maintenance Office, 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, Individuales que sometan aplicaciones de propuesta formal tienen que dirigirse al presentations will be limited to one person and may not exceed three minutes, Massachusetts. Immediately following the conference, the job site will be (Comite de Acesoria de Ciudadanos ) Citizens Advisory Board con un resumen de followed by possible questions from the CAB. The hearing will be structured in two available for inspection. It is strongly recommended that prospective bidders su peticion. Para poder permitir suficiente tiempo para que el Comite de Acesoria Sessions. Session One will consist of the individual grant presentations followed by attend. de Ciudadanos pueda oir a todos los aplicantes aceptados, presentaciones Session Two allowing for general public comment. Again, all presentations in both individuales seran limitada a una persona y no puede exceder tres minutos, sessions will be limited to a maximum of three minutes in order to provide The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: seguida por preguntas posible del Comite de Acesoria de Ciudadanos. La sufficient time to hear all public comments. audiencia será estructurada en dos secciones. Primera Seccion consiste de las The Contract Documents may be obtained by electronic media at: presentaciones de becas individuales seguida por Sección Dos aceptando In the event a resident is unable to attend and comment, he or she is invited to comentarios del público general. Otra vez, todas presentaciones en ambas submit written comments (in the form of proposal applications and/or letters) to Nashoba Blue 978-568-1167 www.biddocsonline.com secciones seran limitada a un maximo de tres minutos para poder proporcionar the abovementioned address. Such written comments will be considered in the Project Dog 978 499-9014 www.projectdog.com suficiente tiempo para oir a todos los comentarios del público. planning process and in the preparation of an application for Community iSQFT 800 364-2059 www.isqft.com Development Block Grant and Emergency Solutions Grant funds for Fiscal Year En caso que un residente no pueda asistir y comentar, el o ella es invitado a 2020. The Lynn Housing Authority reserves the right to waive any informalities in or reject someter comentarios por escrito (en forma de aplicacion de propuesta y/o cartas) any and all bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding. No bid shall be a la direccion mencionada arriba. Esos comentarios por escrito seran considerado James M. Marsh withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days, Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays en el proceso de planificación y en la presentacion de una aplicacion para Director excluded, after approval of the award by the Lynn Housing Authority without written Community Development Block Grant y becas de Solucion de Emergencia para el Community Development consent of the Lynn Housing Authority. Año Fiscal 2020. Charles J. Gaeta The contact Person for the Authority is Peter Olson - Telephone Number: (781) James M. Marsh Executive Director 632-9363 Director Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development Community Development Item: January 28, February 6, 2019 Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development Charles Gaeta Charles J Gaeta Executive Director Executive Director TOWN OF NAHANT Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development BOARD OF APPEALS Item: February 6, 2019 Item: January 28, February 6, 2019 NOTICE OF HEARINGS

CITY OF LYNN Commonwealth of Massachusetts A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN County of Essex HALL, Nahant, MA, on Wednesday, February 13th, 2019 at: The City of Lynn is accepting Proposals for: The Superior Court 1.) 7:00 p.m. on the petition filed by Paul G. Smith, to appeal the determination THE DEVELOPMENT OF 19 PORTER STREET, LYNN, MA 01902 (FORMER CIVIL DOCKET #1977CV00022 of the Building Inspector to issue a Building Permit for the alteration and THURGOOD MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL expansion of a pre-existing nonconforming structure located at 96 Willow Road. RE: U.S. Bank Trust, N.A. Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust v The issuance of the Building Permit exceeds the authority of the Building Inspector The City of Lynn, through the Lynn City Council and Request for Proposals Mulvey, et al in that no such permit may be issued upon the plans submitted without a Special Subcommittee, is seeking qualified developers to submit proposals to develop the Permit from the Board of Appeals and a Finding pursuant to G.L. C.40a, S. 6 AND City-owned parcel at 19 Porter Street in the City of Lynn. The project involves the ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Section 7.03 of the Nahant Zoning Ordinance. [Building Permit #R-18-00243] development of the site into a senior (over 55) housing development with unlimited number of rental units as long as this number complies with the TO: Deborah M Mulvey, Brian F Mulvey, Lynn, in the County of Essex; 1) 7:30 p.m on the petition filed by Curtin Stroeble, petitioner and owner of the provisions of the City of Lynn Zone Ordinance and all other applicable municipal, all in said Commonwealth; Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC Norfolk, Virginia property located at 46 Breezy Hill Terrace, Nahant, for a Special Permit and/or state and federal laws and regulations. Variance for Lot Coverage, Floor Area Ratio and Setbacks. The Building Inspector AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE has denied building permit stating that the "addition is in violation of Section The purpose of this RFP is to select a developer with demonstrated experience, MEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT, 50 U.S.C. c.50 s.3901 (et seq): 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the following areas: "The capacity and capability to carry out a development project that best addresses the proposed Lot Coverage is 36% where the maximum allowed is 25%", "The needs and goals of the City as described in this RFP. The most advantageous U.S. Bank Trust, N.A. Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust, a proposed Floor Area Ratio is 81% where the maximum allowed is 45%", "The proposal from a responsive and responsible proposer, taking into consideration all banking institution with a usual place of business in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma proposed Harris Rd. Setback is an extension of the same where the minimum evaluation criteria set forth in the RFP and proposed purchase price will be allowed is 25'", "The proposed Side Setback is an extension of the same where selected. The Lynn City Council intends to enter into a development agreement claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 228 Fays the minimum allowed is 10'". with the selected developer and convey the property to the developer, with deed Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, MA, and more fully described in said mortgage. restrictions. BOARD OF APPEALS: Jocelyn J. Campbell, Chairperson given by Deborah M Mulvey, Brian F Mulvey; Dated August 3, 2006 A full Request for Proposal package will be available starting Wednesday, February Item: January 30, February 6, 2019 6, 2019, by contacting Timothy D. Leonard, Purchasing Agent, Purchasing recorded in the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, Book 25971, Department, Lynn City Hall, Lynn, MA 01901 at 781-586-6924 or by email to Page 461, has/have filed with said court a Complaint for determination of [email protected] Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. TOWN OF SAUGUS CONSERVATION COMMISSION If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A Pre-Submit Conference will be held Tuesday, February 26, 2019 at 10:00 United States of America, then you may be entitles to the benefits of the A.M. at 19 Porter Street, Lynn, MA 01902 Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the The Saugus Conservation Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a February 13, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the Town Hall Annex, 25 Main Street under MA Proposals must be submitted to the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, Room written appearance and answer in said court in said County on or before 205, LYNN CITY HALL, 3 CITY HALL SQUARE, LYNN, MA 01901 prior to 12:00 P.M., G.L. Ch.131, Sect. 40 and Article 508 of the Town Bylaw on the Modification of an 03/04/2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to Order of Conditions, DEP File #67-1062 for applicant Tricia Priestly for the Friday, March 22, 2019. Proposal must be clearly marked "03-291 Former the benefits of said Act. Thurgood Marshall School Reuse Proposal" proposed construction of a garage over an existing driveway with the reconstruction of an existing 3 season porch, the work will occur within 200-ft Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at riverfront area associated with Bennet's Pond Brook as well as the buffer zone Proposal security in the form of a certified check or bid bond payable to the "City Lawrence, Massachusetts, this 24th day of January, 2019. of Lynn" in the amount of ten thousand ($10,000.00) dollars must accompany associated with the banks of the brook. Located at 24 Forest St., Saugus, MA, Tax Map C10, Block 7, Lot 6, under the Wetland Laws and Bylaws described herein. the proposal package. Thomas H. Driscoll Jr., Clerk of Courts The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the Joan Fowler, Chairman best interest of the City of Lynn. Stephanie A Puracchio, Clerk A TRUE COPY, ATTEST Item: February 6, 2019 Kelly P. Sullivan The Lynn City Council and the Lynn School Committee are responsible for the final DEPUTY ASS'T CLERK selection. Item: February 6, 2019 Another great way to place your Item classified ad... The Lynn City Council and the Lynn School Committee in its sole discretion reserve the right to reject all applicants and rebid the project as may appear in the best LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN interest of the City of Lynn. The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, February 19, 2019 at 6:00 PM in NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE Bring BOARD OF WATER COMMISSION- This is bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B §16 Room 302, Lynn City Hall: 1. Notice is hereby given that New Quimby's Inc., DBA O'Brien's at 829-839 ERS OF THE LYNNFIELD WATER it in! DISTRICT Timothy Leonard Boston Street, John O'Brien, Manager has applied for a transfer of the All Alcohol Purchasing Agent Beverages License as a Common Victualler to M&M Restaurants LLC, DBA LYNNFIELD, MA - The Board of Item: February 6, 13, 2019 Bianchi's Pizza, Julius Sokol & Matthew Gateman, Managers. 2. Notice is hereby given that T.E. Pub Inc, DBA JD's Sports Bar at 155-159 Water Commissioners of the Lewis Street, Christopher Lezenski, Manager has applied for a transfer of the All Lynnfield Water District will hold its Request for Proposals - School Relocation June - August 2019 Alcohol Beverages License as a Common Victualler to M&M Restaurants LLC, DBA monthly meeting on Monday, Marcos Tacos, Julius Sokol & Matthew Gateman, Managers. February 11, 2019 at 7:00 pm at KIPP Massachusetts invites written proposals from qualified companies for moving Patricia M. 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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Apartment inferno kills 10; deadliest Paris fire since 2005 By Thomas Adamson and Lori Hinnant ASSOCIATED PRESS PARIS — Paris' dead- liest fire in over a decade killed at least 10 people Tuesday as flames en- gulfed a nine-story apart- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment building, sending residents to the roof and Pope Francis blesses a child as he arrives in the Sheikh Zayed Sports clambering across balco- City Stadium to celebrate a Mass Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab nies to escape. Emirates. A 40-year-old woman who lived in the building, said to have a history of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS psychiatric problems, was Historic Mass caps Pope’s arrested nearby and held A fire that killed 10 people rages through the on suspicion of having set top floors of an apartment building in Paris, the fire not long before. France. visit to Arabian Peninsula French police opened a criminal investigation for Parisien newspaper, the to reach safety. By Nicole Winfield large, golden-hued cross Papa" and "We love you!" voluntary arson resulting 22-year-old firefighter"I climbed across sever- and Aya Batrawy on an all-white stage pro- Yellow and white Vatican in death. said he returned to the al balconies, with noth- ASSOCIATED PRESS vided a simple and pro- flags decorated the stadi- Multiple neighbors said building a few minutes ing beneath, and then found backdrop. um, and smaller versions ABU DHABI, United they heard the suspect and later, shortly after mid- was backed into a corner. The Mass at Zayed were handed out to wor- Arab Emirates — The her neighbor, an off-duty night, hoping the woman There were people climb- Sports City Stadium, shippers inside. soft hymns of "Hallelujah" firefighter, arguing over had gone. Instead, he ran ing hand-over-hand to boomed from speakers named for the founding Vatican spokesman Ales- the woman's music before into her in the stairwell, get to where I was and Tuesday as Pope Francis father of the UAE, drew sandro Gisotti said about the fire broke out. which was already begin- escape the flames," said celebrated the first papal Catholics from 100 coun- 180,000 people attended, Police responding to the ning to smell of smoke. a resident identified only Mass in the Arabian Pen- tries, including the Phil- with 135,000 tickets dis- dispute stopped by the "She wished me good as Claire, her eyes wide insula for about 180,000 ippines, India, Sri Lanka, tributed for spots inside woman's apartment. The luck, telling me that I with shock soon after her people, capping a visit to Nigeria, Uganda and Leb- and outside the stadium to firefighter and his girl- loved flames," he recalled rescue. the United Arab Emirates anon, reflecting the range throngs eager for a glimpse friend told officers they in the interview. It was the deadliest fire that emphasized the pres- of nationalities drawn to of the pope. were leaving to sleep Survivors described a in Paris since the April ence of minority Christians the Emirates' promise of Also in attendance were elsewhere in peace and chaos of smoke and flames, 2005 hotel fire near the in the region and a greater jobs, safety and tolerance. about 4,000 Muslims — thought the neighbor had and the young firefight- capital's famed Opera that understanding with Islam. Cheers erupted inside evidence of the enormous lost her mind and one day er said he ran upstairs killed 24 people. Over 30 It was considered to and outside the stadium diversity and emphasis for there would be an accident to try and evacuate the people were being treat- be the largest display of when Francis arrived and interreligious tolerance because of her, according building. One neighbor ed for "relatively" light public worship by Chris- looped through the crowd that the UAE promotes to a police report seen by recalled clambering out injuries, Castaner said. tians on the peninsula, in his open-sided pope mo- among the country's 9 mil- The Associated Press. of her eighth-floor apart- Among the injured were the birthplace of Islam. A bile, with chants of "Viva il lion people. In an interview with Le ment and over balconies at least eight firefighters.

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A Bud Light repre- doesn’t need to menting process to make fermenting process, but nuts if you wanted," he sentative said in a state- beers, even if little re- does it matter what type said. ment that different recipes mains in the end product. of starch or sweetener is Garrett Oliver, brew- create different flavors, come in a packet In fact, 12-ounce cans of used? master for Brooklyn Brew- and that rice provides a Bud Light and Miller Lite "clean, crisp taste." The Harry Schuhmacher, ery, said corn and rice are than old-fashioned rolled list zero grams of sugar, statement says it's up to By America's editor of Beer Business used in fermenting to Test Kitchen oats (and way longer than while Coors Light lists 1 Daily, said the fermenting lighten the overall charac- consumers "to decide what If you think oatmeal instant oats in a pack- gram. Each has around aids used to make light- ter and flavor of beers, but beer is right for them." comes in a packet, think et), but the results are so 100 calories, with carbs er beers might result in he agreed that there was Bud Light parent com- again. much better. ranging from about 3 to 7 slight differences in taste, not much difference in the pany Anheuser-Busch They know about oat- To shorten the usual grams. but they generally serve ingredients used for that makes other beers that meal in Ireland and Scot- half-hour cooking time, Bud Light uses rice in- the same purpose. purpose. He said the Bud list corn syrup as an in- land, where whole-grain, start the process at night stead of corn syrup in its "You could use dough- Light ad seems to play gredient. steel-cut oats are popular. and then finish up in the Yes, these slightly chewy morning. Follow this reci- Rethinking Chicken Florentine oats take longer to cook pe with your kids. Overnight oatmeal with with clearer and brighter flavors raisins and brown sugar

By America's first, cooked aromatics Servings: 4 Test Kitchen and added our cooking Chicken Florentine Prep Time: 10 minutes, plus overnight resting time Chicken Florentine liquid (a balanced mix of Cook Time: 15 minutes is a buffet-line favor- water and chicken broth Servings: 4-6 Prepare Ingredients: ite featuring chicken enriched with a modest Start to finish: 45 minutes — 3 cups plus 1 cup water, measured separately breast and spinach in a amount of cream), and — 2 tablespoons vegetable oil — 1 cup steel-cut oats mild cream-and-Parme- then simmered the chick- — 12 ounces (12 cups) baby spinach — 1/4 teaspoon salt san sauce — sometimes en in the reducing sauce — 4 (6-ounce) boneless, skinless chicken breasts, trimmed — 1/2 cup raisins stuffed inside, sometimes until perfectly cooked. — Salt and pepper — 3 tablespoons packed brown sugar stacked on top. All of these After we topped the ten- — 1 shallot, minced — 1 tablespoon unsalted butter components are good, but der chicken with some — 2 garlic cloves, minced — 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon this dish can often be sauteed spinach and the — 1 1/4 cups chicken broth Gather Cooking Equipment: stodgy or fussy. cream sauce, it needed — 1 1/4 cups water — Large saucepan with lid We wanted a simpli- just a quick run under the — 1 cup heavy cream — Wooden spoon or rubber spatula fied recipe for an elegant broiler to become appeal- — 6 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese Start Cooking! dish with clearer, bright- ingly golden on top. We — 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest plus — In large saucepan, bring 3 cups water to boil over high er flavors. Braising was like tender, quick-cooking — 1 teaspoon juice heat. Turn off heat and slide saucepan to cool burner. Stir in the perfect technique to bagged baby spinach here; — Adjust oven rack to upper-middle position and heat broil- oats and salt. Cover saucepan with lid and let sit overnight. achieve this: For flavor, we if using curly-leaf spinach, er. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in 12-inch skillet over medium-high — In morning, stir remaining 1 cup water into saucepan with seared the chicken breasts chop it before cooking. heat until shimmering. Add spinach and cook, stirring occa- oats and bring to boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to sionally, until wilted, 1 to 2 minutes. Transfer spinach to col- medium and cook, stirring occasionally, until mixture is creamy ander set over bowl and press with spoon to release excess and oats are tender but chewy, 4 to 6 minutes. liquid; discard liquid. — Turn off heat and slide saucepan to cool burner. Stir in — Pat chicken breasts dry with paper towels and season raisins, sugar, butter, and cinnamon. Cover and let sit for 5 with salt and pepper. Wipe out pan with paper towels and minutes. Serve. heat remaining 1 tablespoon oil over medium-high heat until just smoking. Cook chicken on both sides until golden, about Make It Your Way 4 minutes. Add shallot and garlic to skillet and cook until If you don’t like raisins and cinnamon, try these fun flavor fragrant, about 30 seconds. Stir in broth, water, and cream combinations. and bring to boil. — Banana and Brown Sugar Oatmeal: Use 2 chopped ripe — Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer until chicken is bananas instead of raisins. Leave out cinnamon. cooked through, about 10 minutes; transfer chicken to large — Blueberry and Almond Oatmeal: Use 1/2 cup blueberries plate and tent with aluminum foil. Continue to simmer sauce instead of raisins. Use 2 tablespoons almond butter instead of until reduced to 1 cup, about 10 minutes. Off heat, stir in 1/4 butter and cinnamon. Add 1/2 cup sliced almonds to oatmeal cup Parmesan and lemon zest and juice. along with blueberries. — Cut breasts crosswise into 1/2-inch-thick slices and ar- — Toasted Coconut Oatmeal: Use 1 cup canned coconut range on broiler-safe platter. Scatter spinach over chicken and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS milk instead of water. Use 1/2 cup toasted unsweetened pour sauce over spinach. Sprinkle with remaining 2 table- flaked coconut instead of raisins. Leave out butter and cin- This recipe for Chicken Florentine appears in spoons Parmesan and broil until golden brown, 3 to 5 minutes. namon. the cookbook “How to Braise Everything.”

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