SENIOR MOMENTS Hats Off to Weather Can’T Slow It’S All Uphill Lynn Eld Graduates Peabody Celebration for Saugus

SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 A super swan song By Paul Halloran FOR THE ITEM LYNN — In what was a tting farewell to someone who has been a champion of the arts, retiring school superintendent Dr. Catherine C. Latham was honored with a musical tribute by Lynn Public Schools students Friday night at Lynn English. There were performances by the fth- grade choirs of Harrington, Sisson and Shoemaker elementary schools, led by music teachers Cynthia Altsman, Lisa PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Moriarty and Julie Carroll; the all-city Dr. Catherine C. Latham with Jorge Ibanez and the Lynn English High School Concert Choir at a musical tribute to honor the outgoing superintendent on Friday. LATHAM, A2 SENIOR MOMENTS Hats off to Weather can’t slow It’s all uphill Lynn eld graduates Peabody celebration for Saugus

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Marc Alperen throws his hands up in the air ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Lynn eld High graduates toss their caps as he hears his name and walks down the Marilyn Cau eld, Saugus High School Band in the air following the conclusion of their track to get his diploma at Peabody Veter- president, tears up while playing the last commencement ceremony on Friday. ans Memorial High School on Friday. song she will ever play with the band. By Steve Krause By Lindsey Ryan By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — Lynn eld High School awarded PEABODY — The 2018 Peabody Veterans Memo- SAUGUS — For Saugus High School’s Class of diplomas to 157 graduates Friday night in an hour- rial High School graduates are resilient. A little rain 2018, it’s about the climb. long ceremony on the football eld outside the school. and mugginess wasn’t going to stop them from cel- “People say that high school is the best four years School Superintendent Jane Tremblay, addressing ebrating their successes during Friday’s commence- of your life,” said Salutatorian Rachel Virgin. “But the graduates and their families and friends, noted ment ceremony. now that I have lived those four years myself, I can that she began her tenure the same year (2014) the The stands at Coley Lee Field were packed with safely say those people, whoever they may be, are current class entered its freshman year. cheering family members waiting to catch a glimpse mistaken.” “Class of 2018,” she said, “it looks like we did OK.” of their walking across the stage to reach their di- That’s not to say that they’re terrible, or even bad, The graduates heard from three of their classmates ploma. said Virgin, who wants to be an English teacher. during the ceremony, which began under humid and Senior class co-presidents Tabbitha Bono and Ann “The problem with saying these past four years showery skies but ended with a fresh breeze blowing Manning delivered the welcoming address through were the greatest years that life has to offer is a lit- over the eld. a bout of unwelcome wet weather to the more than tle sad, isn’t it?” said Virgin. “Our lives have only LYNNFIELD, A8 PEABODY, A8 SAUGUS, A2 Walls fundraising INSIDE Downtown Lynn Lynn School board soars Beyond takes aim at garage sues city security measures. A2 Revere expectations New owners scoop to stay open up NECCO. A2 By Thomas Grillo ists from Lynn and around the By Thomas Grillo operate had been discontinued. ITEM STAFF world to leave their imprint on Opinion ITEM STAFF Auto repair facilities are not an downtown buildings. It created Shribman: Robert F. allowed use in the downtown and LYNN — Beyond Walls, the art an economic boom when more Kennedy and the great LYNN — The owner of an auto does not t the city’s vision for a and lighting project that put a than 5,000 visitors ocked to unknowns. A4 repair shop on Willow Street rejuvenated arts district. spotlight on the city’s downtown Lynn and spent money in local has led suit against the city for James Lamanna, the city’s at- last year, has nearly doubled its restaurants and businesses. Sports shutting his business down. torney, said several members of fundraising goal. Last month, 1,405 people con- St. Mary’s softball In the four-page complaint, the ZBA had driven by the site “We had 60 days to raise tributed $93,487 through Patro- starts strong but Josue Amaya, owner of Josue and not seen any activity there $50,000, but ended up raising nicity, a Michigan crowdfunding can’t finish. B1 Auto Body Shop and Mechanic for 20 years. nearly $94,000,” said Al Wilson, platform that connects nonprof-  Inc., alleges the Zoning Board of “That suggests the business founder and executive director its with sponsors, to the cause. Peabody’s Gustin Appeals (ZBA) erred last month has not been operating,” he said. of Beyond Walls, the nonpro t Among the donors who put earns second straight when they denied his company But Amaya’s attorney, Sam which brought art to downtown them over the top include Land NEC MVP. B1 a permit to add auto body work Vitali, argues it’s been an auto buildings. “It’s a culmination of of A Thousand Hills Coffee Co,  to the repair shop services they repair since the 1920s. He said lots of people giving to the cause.” Brothers Deli, and John’s Roast Third time’s a charm offer. his client was simply seeking ap- Last year, Wilson raised Beef & Seafood, he said. for St. Mary’s, Fenwick But the panel argued the shop proval to add auto body work to $80,000 from 1,388 donors and boys lacrosse. B1 hasn’t repaired cars for more made it possible to bring 23 art- BEYOND WALLS, A2 than two years, so the license to GARAGE, A2

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By Gayla Cawley school shooting threats, cedures, and have some through an unlocked door have known about it right same week students ITEM STAFF like the one at Lynn En- professional development, after the incident. Lamar away.” learned of the threat at glish, happen all too often. Latham said. Craig Harris, a parent of Holey said these kinds Lynn English, and a stu- LYNN — In the wake of On Thursday morning, she But she said “what we a Lynn English student, of threats are terroristic dent was sent home after a school shooting threat at said four separate simi- did at Lynn English is the recorded himself as he — the prime weapon of having a panic attack, Lynn English High School, lar incidents occurred in protocol that we always walked into the school terror is fear and whoever Sanchez said. The incident administration officials Sudbury, Northborough, follow.” and expressed his frus- made the threat, when it was really scary, she said, will conduct a review and Southborough and Ando- “I think a full review of trations with Strangie. He got out, won. update of school security getting emotional when ver. the protocol makes a lot posted the video on Face- “This has happened be- she said she was thinking protocols. “Because of the event of sense, and we’ll all look book, where it was wide- fore in the Lynn Public Police, parents and stu- that she just wanted to be at English High, more forward to and appreciate ly shared among parents Schools and has not been able to graduate. dents were not notified schools and districts are the results of that,” said and others. disseminated in the past “The point is we were not of the threat until three reporting now and in Jared Nicholson, a mem- Latham said the door because we did not believe told and we were supposed weeks after it was found the vast majority of cas- ber of the School Commit- Harris used was broken those threats were credi- by school officials. es, schools are not closed tee. and has been fixed. ble and we did not want to to be told and the police of- Parents were notified of and a police presence is Lynn Police Officer Oren School Committee vice- create fear,” he said. ficers were not told,” San- the threat via a robocall provided, which is exact- Wright, the school safety chair Donna Coppola said Wright said students chez said. “I think it’s im- by Lynn English princi- ly what we did,” Latham and emergency planning there wasn’t enough done would be less inclined to portant to focus on the fact pal Thomas Strangie last said. “What happens with- liaison, said he believes to reassure the parents. share information with that everybody wants the Tuesday, which explained out fail in every situation the incident at Lynn En- Lorraine Gately, a mem- police than school officials. students to be safe. What that three weeks prior, is that we investigate glish was dealt with as ber of the School Commit- Once he gets involved, he happened, happened — he someone had written on thoroughly. We never, ever best it could be expected, tee, said she was not upset said, students’ miranda didn’t tell parents until the bathroom wall about a would endanger anyone in citing a police presence at about how the situation rights would kick in. three weeks after. Let’s school shooting that could our schools.” the school last Friday, the was handled, but the de- Bridgett Sanchez, a stu- move on from that. What take place at the high The district’s school following Tuesday and the lay in notification was a dent at Lynn English High can we do to just pre- school last Friday, but the safety and security binder continued extra patrols at long time. School and student repre- vent this from happening threat was found to be was prepared in 2012, and the school. “I think, and the prin- sentative on the School again?” non-credible. in the wake of the threat But School Committee cipal acknowledges, it Committee, said the most Speaking at Thursday’s at Lynn English, school member Michael Satter- could have been handled important thing in the sit- Gayla Cawley can be School Committee meet- officials have decided that white pointed out that a differently,” said Lynn Po- uation was the students. reached at gcawley@item- ing, Superintendent Dr. it may be a good time to parent was able to walk lice Lt. Peter Holey. “In a There was a school live.com. Follow her on Catherine C. Latham said review protocol and pro- right into Lynn English perfect world, we would shooting in Texas the Twitter @GaylaCawley. It’s all uphill for Saugus High grads NECCO scooped SAUGUS tence, and I don’t even From A1 know where it’s going. I up by new owners just hope I find it along the just begun and we’re sup- way,” said Spilman. “This By Thomas Grillo ner-up bidder in the bank- posed to believe that be- not only represents this ITEM STAFF ruptcy auction last month, cause we’ve sat in a class- speech, but it also perfectly formed Sweetheart Candy A week after the maker room for six hours a day sums up the class of 2018.” Co. LLC, an entity owned of Dum Dum lollipops won for four years that we’ve She said the class suc- by Dean, Evan and Daren an auction for the New already experienced the ceeded in school challeng- Metropoulos. They also England Confectionery best part?” es against other grades own Hostess, Pabst Blue Co. (NECCO), the deal col- Throughout most of high like color day and the Ribbon, Ghirardelli, Bum- lapsed and the failed Re- school, students are chil- championship day of pow- ble Bee, Chef Boyardee, vere candy company has dren being told to act like derpuff. and Vlasic. been sold to the second adults while still being “One of our most notewor- “We are extremely excit- highest bidder, according treated as children, she thy accomplishments con- ed to bring our extensive to U.S. Bankruptcy Court. said. sisted of who we became as background and exper- “Now is our time to forge Judge Melvin Hoff- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE a group of people, not just tise to bear in working our own paths and decide as students,” she said. man approved the sale to to revive NECCO and its what we want the future Christopher Vuhieu Duong receives his diplo- Principal Michael Hash- Twinkie owner Round Hill amazing brands, all of to look like,” she said. “It is ma at Saugus High’s graduation. em left his students with Investments for $17.3 mil- which have a special place up to each of us to make words of wisdom he said lion. The new deal comes in the heart of Americana,” sure that these last four on the other side/It’s the she said. “Learn lessons he learned from his father. after Spangler Candy Co., said Evan Metropoulos, in years were not the best of climb,” seemed to inspire from everything you do in “Always be on time and the high bidder at last a statement. week’s bankruptcy auc- our lives.” most of the speakers while life and never give up. Re- work hard — that shows NECCO, the 171-year- tion, asked the court for The school’s chorus ser- writing their speeches. member, it’s all about the dedication,” he said. “Nev- old confectionary company a discount on their $18.8 enading the sea of red School Committee chair- climb.” er argue with a fool. It is on American Legion High- caps and gowns with Mi- million bid. woman Jeannie Meredith Valedictorian Hannah a waste of your time. Last- way, is best known for Nec- ley Cyrus’ “The Climb” set Spangler told the said her best advice to the Spilman, who will attend ly, don’t sweat the small co Wafers, Mary Janes, and the tone for the evening at things, and remember, court-appointed NECCO Valentine Sweethearts. Stackpole Field on Friday. graduates was for them to Massachusetts Institute Trustee Harold Murphy go out into the world with of Technology next fall, they’re usually all small In March, CEO Michael The song’s lyrics, “Al- things.” that it would not close the their eyes wide open and pointed it out that they McGee told city and state ways gonna be an uphill deal without a substantial officials he intends to lay experience life to the full- were all just figuring this battle/Sometimes I’m Bridget Turcotte can be discount. off 395 employees and est. out as they went along. gonna have to lose/Ain’t reached at bturcotte@item- But Murphy rejected the close its manufacturing about how fast I get there/ “Don’t be afraid of fail- “As Michael Scott said, live.com. Follow her on proposal in a court filing. plant if a buyer can’t be Ain’t about what’s waiting ure or disappointments,” ‘sometimes I start a sen- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Murphy did not return a found. call seeking comment. “We are thrilled to SAUGUS HIGH GRADUATES The resale was first re- be partnering with the ported in the Boston Her- Metropoulos team given Anthony Vincent Alba, Joseph John Alba, Daniel Hegarty, Vincent Ryan Paul Herchen, Christian Louis Ponte, Ashley Irene Poussard, ald. their impressive track re- Angelo Pedro Cabral Andrade, Nicole Marie Nathaniel Dominique Igoe, Olyvia Innocent, Arianna Felicia Raftelis, Olivia Marie Rando, Just last week, Span- cord working with great gler CEO Kirk Vashaw Barowski, Vinicius Alves Silva Bastos, Rachel Jhoom Shital Jain, Gridania Christy Jean, Chanelle Amberly Ratts, Alex Matthew consumer brands and celebrated the purchase Anne Baumann, Christian Scott Billingsley, Nathan Alan Juarez, Allie Rose Kotkowski, Ricciardelli, Kayla Michelle Riera, Zenaide strong commitment to by saying “NECCO can- Megan Marie Bradbury, Tiffany Marie Bravo, Sarina Ann Kulikoski, Lauren Amanda Lima Rodrigues, Michael Anthony Rothwell, supporting customers Roberson Daphemus Cadet, Emily Camacho- LeBrasseur, Carmela Leo, Autumn Faie dy products have been with outstanding products Jenna Nicole Rusconi, Katarina Samardzic, around for more than 150 Rocha, Aryana Leigh Carney, Marilyn Ann Lopez, Samantha Alexis Lopez, Michael Nicholas Benny-Stanley Sanderson, Alexia and service levels going Caufield, Vincent Salvatore Cirame, Marissa Anthony Mabee, Erin Katharine MacDonald, years, and share import- forward,” said McGee in a Rose Santaniello, Elizabeth Ann Schirripa, ant historical significance Ann Colantuoni, Jacob William Coleman, Luca Marraccino, Yaffrey Eladio Martinez Kendrick Orlando Segovia Quintanilla, statement. Jason Marc Coombs, Darion Santos Correia, Montenegro, Ricardo Alberto Martinez- with Dum-Dums, candy Devin Daniel Shaughnessy, Anastasia Roni canes, and other Spangler Thomas Grillo can be Hayden Patrick Costa, Kevin Michael Moretta, Kayla Rose McCarrier, Marissa Ann Slaughter, Emmi Jewels Smith, Wayne Cucuzza, Saige Ann Curiale, Angela Virginia McClellan, Daniel Patrick McCullough, Robert Candy products.” reached at tgrillo@item- Robert Smith, Sydni Louise Souza, Treyshaun D’Amico, Alexander Joseph DeBrito, Sabrina James McGrane, Kyleigh Devon McMaster, Round Hill, as the run- live.com. Rita Dembro, Julia Rose Dreyer, Christopher Olivia Maryann McPhee, Britney Haley Zamori-Justus Spain, Hannah Marie Vuhieu Duong, Analee Francesca Durand, Miranda, Nickolas Frederick Moore, Rachel Spilman, Paul John Stamatopoulos, Sydney Jacquelyn Margaret Faiella, Alexander Gene Elizabeth Morey, Madison Nicole Morley, Riley Jane Stevenson, Brittney Marie Sudanowicz, Walls fundraising soars Fallstich, Olivia Grace Farmer, Alexa Nicole James Morley, Bryan Thomas Moschella, Katherine Ann Szymanski, Olivia Leeann Faysal, Alanna Rose Felix, Nicholas Mario Colby Kenneth Murphy, Amanda Nicole Tapia-Gately, John Joseph Torres, Sarah Beyond expectations Ferragamo, Natale James Ferraro, Briana Napoli, Rachel Kelley Nazzaro, Zachary Frances Trabucco, Louis Michael Tretola, Lyn Forgione, Nikolas William Frisco, Kylie Markara Net, Anthony William Nguyen, Derek Kayla Alexa Vasconcelos, Adriana Cogliandro BEYOND WALLS 1940s will be revitalized, Rose Fuller, Meaghan Kathryn Gannon, Joseph Nuzzo, Nicole Caroline Orent, Zena Vaughan, Nicole Elizabeth Viera, Rachel Julia From A1 including the rear of Zim- Kaylee Rose Gibbs, Ryan William Granara, Sherif Osman, Maria Leonina Parziale, Kerin Virgin, Alyssa Victoria Wiegman, Jacqueline man’s on Market Street. In Ryan Patrick Groark, Ashley Lynne Harrison, Mukeshkumar Patel, Joseph Andrew Penza, Elizabeth Wilson, Andrew Mark Witkowski, “We had big fundraisers addition, artists will cre- Julia Britney Harrison, Amber Lily Heffernan, Mikayla Rose Pereira, Stephen Constantine Drew Steven Worthley, Fareed Zafar, Sabal like Eastern Bank who con- ate mixed media artwork Christian Michael Heffernan, Ryan Aaron- Pettenati, Van Vu Pham, Sundin Seyha Phann, Romel Ziadeh tributed $10,000,” Wilson throughout downtown. said. “But the vast majority By meeting the initial were $20 or less. It was a $50,000 goal, the nonprof- A super swan song for Latham in Lynn combination of lots of peo- it qualifies for a $50,000 ple giving to the cause.” match from MassDevelop- As a result, there are ment, the state’s develop- LATHAM rick Tutwiler, Latham’s “real passion for and un- said an emotional Latham, plans for Beyond Walls II ment bank. From A1 successor, who served as derstanding of students. who had insisted she did this summer which will The next step is to se- emcee. “You have been a You have changed lives in not want a traditional re- feature 22 new interna- cure in-kind contribu- middle school strings giant in educational lead- this community and had a tirement party and only tional, regional and lo- tion from Painters and group, Mona Rashad con- ership and an inspiration real impact and the ability agreed to the musical trib- cal artists bringing their Allied Trades DC 35, the ductor; Breed Middle to young people and your to make a difference every ute because it would fea- work to the city from Aug. union that helped make School choir, Abigail Cas- colleagues alike. Your con- day in a very challenging ture students. She chose 6 through 19. last year’s festival a suc- sell conductor and James tributions will never be job.” English as the venue be- Wilson said this year’s cess with the donation of Cassell accompanist; LPS forgotten.” Latham has served as cause she is a proud alum- event will build on last $50,000 worth of materi- all-city high school orches- Interspersed with the superintendent since 2009, na (Class of 1963). year’s success. The artists als. tra, Etleva Hima-Buli con- musical selections were after spending the previ- “It’s been an honor, a will be invited to paint mu- “The two weeks will cul- ductor, assisted by Kassie several presentations, ous three years as dep- privilege and a pleasure to rals on the walls of a dozen minate in a massive block Snowden; Lynn English highlighted by GE Commu- uty superintendent. She serve Lynn Public Schools,” buildings. Murals on two party in the cultural dis- concert choir, Jorge Ibanez nications, Media and Com- taught math for more than she said. “I can’t think of a buildings painted in the trict,” he said. conductor; and all-city munity Relations Manager 20 years in Peabody and better way to celebrate the high school concert band, Rich Gorham’s announcing Lynn — at Breed Middle end of my career than by James L’Italien and Jere- a $5,000 donation to the School and Lynn English having our truly gifted stu- Did you know? my Witherell conductors. LPS music department in — before moving to central dents showcase their in- 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays “You’re in a category honor of Latham. administration as a school credible talent. This night USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 by yourself,” said Deputy Mayor Thomas M. Mc- support specialist in 2002. was a treasure.” Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Superintendent Dr. Pat- Gee spoke of Latham’s “I am overwhelmed,” For a real gem. and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Downtown Lynn garage sues city to stay open $20.00 for 4 weeks $65.00 for 13 weeks didn’t have to losing some- ed by the city for unlaw- on the application for an Home delivery $130.00 for 26 weeks GARAGE $260.00 for 1 year From A1 thing they did have,” Vitali fully operating their auto auto body shop in an ex- subscribers Send payment to and POSTMASTER, told The Item. “As a result repair shop.” isting auto mechanic fa- get FREE access send address changes to: the menu of services of- of the Zoning Board’s erro- Vitali is asking the to the e-edition on The Daily Item fered. neous decision, my clients court to rescind the deci- cility. 110 Munroe St. A court date has not P.O. Box 5 “My client went from have been put out of busi- sion and order the ZBA to Lynn, MA 01903 seeking something they ness and were recently cit- hold a new public hearing been scheduled. SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 NATION It’s back on: Trump, North Korea’s Kim to meet after all By Zeke Miller, Josh Kim deputy who spent Lederman and more than an hour with Jonathan Lemire him in the Oval Office. ASSOCIATED PRESS Much had been made of a letter his visitor was bring- WASHINGTON — Af- ing from the North Korean ter a week of hard-nosed leader, but Trump’s com- negotiation, diplomatic gamesmanship and ments left it unclear when no shortage of theatrics, he had even managed to President Donald Trump take a look at it. announced Friday that The president said it PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the historic nuclear-weap- was likely that more than Senior White House economic adviser Larry ons summit he had can- a single meeting would be Kudlow speaks to reporters at the White House celed with North Korea’s necessary to bring about in Washington Friday. Kim Jong Un is back on. his goal of denuclearizing The June 12 meeting in the Korean Peninsula. He Singapore, the first be- said, “I think you’re going US unemployment tween heads of the techni- to have a very positive re- cally still-warring nations, sult in the end, not from is meant to begin the pro- one meeting.” falls to nearly 1969 cess of ending North Ko- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In the latest sign of rea’s nuclear program, and President Donald Trump talks with Kim Yong hostility cooling down Trump said he believes Chol, left, former North Korean military intel- but hopes kept in check, levels; hiring solid Kim is committed to that ligence chief, as they walk from the Oval Office Trump said he had uni- goal. The announcement at the White House in Washington Friday. laterally put a hold on By Christopher to hint on Twitter that puts back on track a high- hundreds of new sanc- Rugaber a strong jobs report was risk summit that could be Kim government. “We’re going to deal, and tions against the North, ASSOCIATED PRESS coming. “Looking forward a legacy-defining moment Despite recently en- we’re going to really start without Kim’s govern- to seeing the employment for the American leader, ment even asking. “I’m not WASHINGTON — An- visioning Nobel laurels, a process,” Trump said. numbers at 8:30 this who has matched his un- Trump worked on Friday He spoke from the South going to put them on un- other month of strong morning,” he tweeted. hiring drove the nation’s conventional deal-making to lower expectations for a Lawn of the White House til such time as the talks The president is normal- style with the mercurial quick breakthrough. after seeing off a senior break down,” he said. unemployment rate down ly briefed on the monthly to 3.8 percent — tanta- jobs report the day before lizingly close to the level it is released, and he and last seen in 1969, when other administration offi- Unlikely visitor, Rev. Graham Detroit still dominated cials are not supposed to the auto industry and the comment on it beforehand. Vietnam War was raging. Larry Kudlow, the presi- Employers added 233,000 dent’s top economic advis- campaigns in liberal Berkeley jobs in May, up from er, downplayed Trump’s 159,000 in April, the La- tweet. By Paul Elias bor Department reported “He didn’t give any num- ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday. And unemployment bers,” Kudlow said. “No fell to an 18-year low. one revealed the numbers SAN FRANCISCO — The report shows that to the public.” The Rev. Franklin Gra- the nearly 9-year-old eco- Investors welcomed the ham says he is coming to nomic expansion — the report. The Dow Jones in- Berkeley in peace and in a second-longest on re- dustrial average rose 219 longshot attempt to sway cord — remains on track points Friday, or 0.9 per- voters to support evangel- and may even be gaining cent. Other indexes also ical Christian candidates. steam. Employers appear moved higher. The outspoken support- to be shrugging off recent The healthy jobs data er of President Donald concerns about global makes it more likely that Trump is in the middle of trade disputes. the Federal Reserve will a 10-stop campaign-style “The May jobs report re- keep raising interest rates tour of California that is Franklin vealed impressive strength this year — two and possi- designed to get out the Graham and breadth in U.S. job bly three more times, after evangelical Christian vote speaks to creation that blew away doing so in March. in the June 5 primary the media in most economists’ expecta- Unemployment dropped election and defeat pro- front of the tions,” said Scott Ander- from 3.9 percent in April. gressive politicians and Billy Graham son, chief economist at When rounded to one dec- insert more religion into Library in Bank of the West. imal, as the Labor Depart- government. Charlotte, N.C. With the unemployment typically does, the of- Berkeley, though, as one ment rate so low, busi- ficial jobless rate is now the of the most liberal cities in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED nesses have complained lowest since April 2000. the country, seems an un- PRESS for months that they are But the unrounded fig- likely stop. struggling to find enough ure is 3.75 percent, the Graham insists he protests over other politi- itual adviser to 16 presi- when asked if any state pol- qualified workers. But lowest since December means no mischief when cally conservative events dents who died in March. itician fit his mold. Friday’s jobs report sug- 1969. Unemployment re- he gives his message Fri- in recent months. Unlike his father, the son “I want to see people gests that they are taking mained below 4 percent day night, though he con- “I’m not going there to is taking on a more polit- come to faith in God and chances with pockets of for nearly four straight cedes he may be the first judge Berkeley or fuss at ical role that aims gener- his son Jesus Christ and the unemployed and un- years in the late 1960s, evangelical preacher in it,” Graham said in an in- ally to get more evangeli- the church to get involved deremployed whom they but it rose to 6.1 percent recent memory to take on terview with The Associat- cal Christian candidates had previously ignored. during a mild recession in the Berkeley electorate. ed Press. “I want them to elected to office. in the political world,” Roughly an hour before 1970. It didn’t fall below He said he’s confident he know that God loves them.” He said he doesn’t en- Graham said. “I want the employment data 4 percent again until the will be received well in a The 65-year-old preacher dorse individual candidates them to vote and I want was released, President dot-com-fueled boom of city that experienced vio- is the son of the Rev. Billy and said he couldn’t name Christians to run for polit- Donald Trump appeared the late 1990s. lent and chaotic political Graham, the famed spir- any California officeholders ical office at every level.” Trump asks: Why isn’t Samantha Bee fired for ‘horrible language’? By Anne Flaherty ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Pres- ident Donald Trump, who once bragged that his celebrity status gave him a pass to grab women’s crotches, asked Friday why comedian Samantha Bee wasn’t fired for using a vulgar, sexist term to de- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scribe his daughter. Mormon church President Russell M. Nelson shakes hands with Der- Trump tweeted that it rick Johnson, president of the NAACP, during a news conference in Salt was a “total double stan- Lake City. dard” that TBS hadn’t canceled Bee’s show, “Full Frontal” after the come- Mormon church grapples with race dian said Ivanka Trump was a “feckless c---” on im- migration. decades after ban on black leaders The president appeared By Brady McCombs bers. Not one serves in reasons behind the ban to be referring to ABC’s ASSOCIATED PRESS the highest levels of global and condemned all rac- decision to cancel Rose- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS leadership. ism, saying the prohibi- anne Barr’s show, a fa- Samantha Bee at an Emmy For Your Consider- SALT LAKE CITY — The Church of Jesus tion came during an era vorite among conserva- ation screening at the Writers Guild Theatre in The Mormon church on Christ of Latter-day Saints of great racial divide that tives, after Barr jokingly Beverly Hills, Calif. Friday celebrated the 40th has worked to improve influenced early church compared a former White anniversary of reversing race relations, including teachings. Blacks were al- House aide in the Obama It’s the latest salvo in its ban on black people calling out white suprem- ways allowed to be mem- administration who is Af- the U.S. culture war that LAW OFFICES OF serving in the lay priest- acy and launching a new bers, but the nearly cen- rican-American to an ape. Trump seems to relish. JAMES J. CARRIGAN hood, going on missions formal alliance with the tury-long ban kept them “Why aren’t they firing Across social media plat- • Social Security Disability or getting married in tem- no talent Samantha Bee • Workers Compensation NAACP, but some black from participating in forms this week, Ameri- ples, rekindling debate Mormons and scholars say many important rituals. for the horrible language • Accidents cans hotly debated wheth- about one of the faith’s discriminatory opinions Scholars said the es- used on her low ratings 25 years located across from Lynn District Court most sensitive topics. linger in some congrega- say included the church’s show?” he tweeted ear- er Bee — whose feminist The number of black tions from a ban rooted most comprehensive ex- ly Friday. “A total double style comedy often criticiz- 15 Johnson St. Mormons has grown, but in a belief that black skin planation for the ban and standard but that’s O.K., es sexism — was justified 781-596-0100 still only accounts for an was a curse. its 1978 reversal, which we are Winning, and will in using a misogynistic ex- JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN estimated 6 percent of 16 In a 2013 essay, the leaders say came from a be doing so for a long time pletive to criticize Ivanka RONALD D. MALLOY million worldwide mem- church disavowed the revelation from God. to come!” Trump. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg Robert F. Kennedy and Chief Executive O cer E C J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T J Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton the great unknowns Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W Michael H. Shanahan Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman The primary victory in But there is no denying Brinkley. “But he is all Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. P California. The admoni- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 that this anniversary is about the metamorphosis Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 tion to go to Chicago “and a poignant one. Kennedy from McCarthy aide in the Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 let’s win there.” The proces- spoke for American values 1950s to spokesman for All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 sion into the kitchen of the of inclusion and possibili- human rights in the late Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ambassador Hotel in Los ty. He pulled the dispos- 1960s.” Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Angeles. The candidate sessed (the poor) and dis- That movement matched Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 splayed on the ground, his couraged (the young) into the American passage, Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 right arm extended. The politics at a time when and Kennedy passed into John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 final grim news from the they thought American an entirely new phase in Subscriptions Good Samaritan Hospital. promise was for other his life, and in American [email protected] The brother’s eulogy for a people. He created a coa- politics. Circulation man “who saw wrong and lition unlike any created “His interests and the [email protected] tried to right it, saw suf- in modern times — people way he connected with Ext. 3 fering and tried to heal it, who otherwise were leery, people cut across partisan saw war and tried to stop or contemptuous, of each lines,” said Peter Edelman, Newsroom it.” And then the funeral other, and cynical about the Kennedy aide who ac- [email protected] [email protected] train, the most poignant the American system. companied the senator EDITORIAL since Lincoln’s, its route “He was able to win sup- to his meeting with labor Ext. 4 lined with people at at- port from people who did leader Cesar Chavez. “In Sports tention, saluting, holding not have sympathy for many cases it was across [email protected] racial lines. He learned their hands over their anti-war protesters or the Ext. 5 hearts. civil rights movement,” from people who didn’t It seems like only yes- Jeff Greenfield, the tele- share his views.” Retail and Online terday. It was 50 years ago vision commentator who Though he stoked par- Advertising [email protected] next week. Robert Francis was a Kennedy speech- tisan, and intraparty, Kennedy, dead at 42. writer in 1968, said in an resentments, that con- ADVERTISING We do not know today interview. “Some of the nection reached across whether Kennedy would people who supported him yawning fissures in Amer- Ernie Carpenter Jr. ican politics. Craig Shirley, Director of Advertising have won the 1968 Dem- would just as soon have and Business Development, ext. 1355 ocratic presidential nom- run protesters over with a author of four Reagan bi- [email protected] ination; nor whether he truck, but they thought he ographies, noted that the Michele Iannaco would have defeated Rich- could get things done.” California governor had a particular, though pe- Sales Representative, ext. 1315 ard M. Nixon for the White Robert Kennedy, like the [email protected] House; nor whether he country he sought to lead, culiar, affinity for Robert would have ended the war was immensely complex. Kennedy, and as president Ralph Mitchell presented a special med- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 in Vietnam; nor wheth- He first surfaced as an aide [email protected] PHOTO | CHICAGO TRIBUNE er he would have healed to Sen. Joseph McCarthy, al to Ethel Kennedy. “He a broken country; nor the Wisconsin Republican roused the comfortable,” Patricia Whalen A Chicago police officer speaks to a woman Reagan said in the Rose Sales Representative, ext. 1310 at the scene where a 20-year-old woman was whether his vision of jus- who created the midcen- [email protected] tice for blacks and Hispan- tury red scare, providing Garden. “He exposed the shot in the head and killed in the 800 block corrupt, remembered the of West 76th Street Sunday in the Gresham ics and of opportunity for the seed for many of his BUSINESS OFFICE the poor would have been rivals’ enduring disdain, forgotten, inspired his neighborhood of Chicago. Susan J. Conti redeemed; nor whether, even contempt. Later, he countrymen, and renewed and enriched the Ameri- Controller, ext. 1288 even, he could have gone opposed the selection of [email protected] to China and Soviet Rus- Lyndon B. Johnson as his can conscience.” sia, the way Nixon did, or brother’s vice president in This week, as his life Ted Grant Another summer and death are recalled in Publisher, ext. 1234 averted the next recession, 1960, setting the stage for [email protected] which Nixon did not. perhaps the greatest po- newspapers and on Net- We know only that a litical blood rivalry of the flix, the remarkable thing Marian Kinney ext. 1212 killing season half-century ago — just postwar period. As attor- is the resilience of the [email protected] two months after the slay- ney general, he overcame Kennedy message and the ing of the Rev. Martin reservations and became strength of the RFK bond. Will Kraft Luther King Jr., which an ardent integrationist, But would Kennedy have Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] in Chicago Kennedy marked with the scourge of Gov. George prevailed — in the nom- one of the great speeches C. Wallace of Alabama and ination fight against Mc- Jennifer Perez There are explanations for Chicago’s plague of gun in American history — his his segregationist allies Carthy (backed by the true ext. 1205 believers of the anti-war [email protected] violence: gangs and the drug trade in a city awash in death launched a thou- scattered around the Old movement) and Hubert illegal firearms. There are patterns to the bloodshed: sand questions even as it Confederacy in a region Mike Shanahan Humphrey (with labor and Summer weather brings people and activity outside, ended a million hopes. that still was the Solid Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Southern support), and in a creating more victims. Not everyone was for Democratic South. [email protected] general election campaign Robert F. Kennedy for Then came his brother’s Carolina Trujillo The outcome is a killing season in high-crime against Nixon (“tanned, president. The early sup- assassination and the de- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 neighborhoods where residents have to fear recur- rested and ready”)? porters of Sen. Eugene scent into misery, then [email protected] rent bloodshed. Over this year’s long Memorial Day “Nixon would have had a McCarthy of Minneso- malaise, then a sense of Jim Wilson weekend, seven people were killed and 29 wounded, nervous breakdown about ta, who first challenged mission like almost no Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 according to the Chicago Police Department. running against a second Lyndon Johnson in the other in the modern pe- [email protected] The scary epilogue: Another summer weekend is Kennedy in eight years,” New Hampshire primary, riod. Kennedy believed almost here. How many families will grieve? said the syndicated col- CIRCULATION surely were not, nor were Johnson was in too deep in If you looked at the above numbers and thought, umnist Mark Shields, who Lisa Mahmoud millions of Republicans Vietnam, too slow on civil Seven dead, 29 wounded looks like a smaller number was a campaign organizer Manager, ext. 1239 worried about a new Ken- for Memorial Day weekend, you’d be correct, which rights, too unmoored from for Kennedy in 1968. “It [email protected] nedy ascendancy or the the truth, too preoccupied of course is part of the tragedy of Chicago’s culture was potentially the most CLASSIFIED of death and destruction. Last year’s Memorial Day profligacy of his programs. with his legacy, too ego- dramatic and revolution- Abbe Young Smith weekend toll was six dead, 44 wounded. The tally for And there is no reason, as tistical to heed the advice ary presidency of the 20th Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of experts, too insecure to Manager, ext. 1276 2016, an especially grisly year for violence, was six century.” It may also be the [email protected] dead and more than 60 wounded. So seven dead, 29 of Massachusetts put it in invite anyone but syco- greatest unanswered ques- wounded, is — for lack of a better word — progress. perhaps the greatest eulo- phants into his circle. tion in American politics. NEWSROOM gy in American history, for “The Bobby Kennedy For the CPD, that progress in combating a rise in Bill Brotherton gun violence is real. In 2018, gun violence is down the New York senator to moment came because of David Shribman is a be “idealized, or enlarged a deep policy disagree- Features Editor ext. 1338 about 20 percent year over year, according to the city. Pulitzer Prize-winning [email protected] But blips in these numbers are commonplace. And in death beyond what he ment,” said the Rice Uni- columnist. He is a Swamp- was in life.” versity historian Douglas scott High graduate. Gayla Cawley even if that pace holds, there will be more than 500 Reporter, ext. 1236 homicide victims in Chicago. [email protected] Among the scenes of chaos and violence that have Cheryl Charles stuck with us this week was the killing of 20-year-old News Editor, ext. 1278 Bobbieana Slyons on West 76th Street on Saturday [email protected] evening. She was shot in the head after leaving her Bella diGrazia residence while walking with her mother and daugh- Reporter, ext. 1317 ter. The gunfire came from a passing red car. Police [email protected] believe someone who resided in her home was the Thomas Grillo target. Reporter, ext. 1264 Early Sunday, paramedics responded to a call at [email protected] 68th Street and Damen Avenue. They were treat- Spenser Hasak ing a patient in their ambulance when they heard a Photographer, ext. 1332 burst of gunfire, punctuated by the sound of a bullet [email protected] slamming into the side of their ambulance. Someone aimed at the paramedics? Evidently not. Police be- Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 lieve the ambulance was hit by a stray round. But [email protected] medical facilities can become scenes of gun violence. Several weeks ago, two women were wounded in a Steve Krause Sports Editor, ext. 1229 drive-by shooting outside Mount Sinai Hospital’s [email protected] emergency room; they were part of a group visiting a patient who’d been shot earlier that day. Harold Rivera Sports Reporter, ext. 1238 Dismaying situations, yes, but the city can’t re- [email protected] lent in the fight against violence, and won’t. Police deployed 1,300 extra officers over the weekend and Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 launched a summer mobile patrol that will dispatch [email protected] about 100 officers daily to parks and the lakefront, among other locales. Roberto Scalese Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Community groups, including churches, will con- [email protected] tribute. On Saturday, Tribune sportswriter Malika Andrews spent time at an outdoor basketball court Mark Sutherland in East Garfield Park. The Institute for Nonviolence Creative Director [email protected] Chicago, which counsels crime victims, had organized a tournament for youths from rival gang territories. Anne Marie Tobin “There ain’t ever going to be one cure for this illness Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 in our community,” one mentor at the tourney noted. [email protected] All will do what they can. But the killing season Bridget Turcotte has begun, and is destined to run its course. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] By The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 INTERNATIONAL Weak spot for US sanctions: tiny allies like Latvia

By Carlo Piovano of accusations of high-lev- tion is ethnically Russian. ASSOCIATED PRESS el corruption, Latvia is It has a long history as a now trying to appease its banking center and, since RIGA, Latvia — When U.S. and European allies the 1990s, has sought to the U.S. hit North Korea and drastically reform its become a “Switzerland on with sanctions last year, financial sector. the Baltic” by offering fi- Pyongyang’s state-owned Latvian Prime Minis- nancial services to foreign banks found a quiet back- ter Maris Kucinskis told individuals and compa- channel to keep money The Associated Press in a nies, often shell companies flowing to the country’s recent interview that his whose true ownership is ballistic missile programs, country “cannot afford to kept secret in tax havens the U.S. says: the tiny Eu- have any uncontrolled ropean country of Latvia. like the Cayman Islands money flows from the or Panama. One of the biggest banks countries which have to be in Latvia — a member That made it a conve- constantly monitored in nient conduit for money country of the European order to avoid meddling or to get into the EU. Once Union and NATO — built influence.” inside the bloc, money is a business from process- Kucinskis and his gov- legally free to move to any ing illegal money trans- ernment have come under fers, enabling North Ko- intense pressure to take of its 28 countries without rea to continue to procure action since the U.S. Trea- further checks and can missiles, the U.S. govern- sury published a scathing be used to buy mansions ment says. report in February on one on the French Riviera or Latvia has come into of Latvia’s biggest banks, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS luxury watches in Milan. focus as a potential weak ABLV. The report accused Much of it ends up in Brit- link in the West’s banking the bank of proactively The sun sets over the skyline of the Latvian capital of Riga. ain, where the government system as the U.S. and EU trying to circumvent fi- is considering ways to caused a run on the bank Rimsevics, was suspected vian bank to launder mon- increasingly rely on finan- nancial rules to launder tighten such flows to put cial sanctions as a weapon money and skirt sanctions, and it collapsed a week of taking bribes. Security ey from Russia. pressure on oligarchs with in their diplomatic spats and said it bribes Latvian later. services also are investi- Latvia has strong busi- ties to President Vladimir — with North Korea, but officials to be able to do so. That same week, Latvi- gating him after an AP ness ties to Russia and Putin, especially after the also Russia and Syria, The bank denied the ac- an authorities said their report containing allega- other former Soviet states, poisoning of a former Rus- among others. After a slew cusations, but the report central bank chief, Ilmars tions that he asked a Lat- and a third of its popula- sian spy in England. Puerto Rico grid ‘teetering’ despite $3.8 billion repair job

By Michael Weissenstein ASSOCIATED PRESS CAIN ALTO, Puerto Rico — After months of darkness and stifling heat, Noe Pagan was overjoyed when power-line workers arrived to restore electricity to his home deep in the lush green mountains of western Puerto Rico. But to his dismay, instead of raising a power pole top- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pled by Hurricane Maria, South Korean Unification Minister Cho Myoung-gyon, center, speaks the federal contractors to the media at the Office of the South Korea-North Korea Dialogue in bolted the new 220-volt Seoul, South Korea, Friday. line to the narrow trunk of a breadfruit tree — a safety code violation virtually Rival Koreas agree to military, guaranteed to leave Pagan and his neighbors blacked FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS out in a future hurricane. Workers of the electric repair brigade remove Red Cross talks for peace “I asked the contrac- old cables from a post in San German, Puerto tors if they were going to Rico, Wednesday. By Kim Tong-Hyung in August, as they contin- North Koreans at Panmun- connect the cable to the ASSOCIATED PRESS ue to take steps toward jom and in Singapore as post and they just didn’t “It’s a highly fragile and storms. Federal forecast- reconciliation. part of efforts to plan the answer,” said Pagan, a vulnerable system that ers say there’s a 75 per- SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea says build- summit, which may take North and South Korea 23-year-old garage worker. really could suffer worse cent likelihood that the ing trust with North Ko- place June 12 in Singapore. agreed Friday to hold mil- After an eight-month, damage than it suffered 2018 Atlantic hurricane rea is crucial amid a U.S.- South Korea’s Unifi- itary and Red Cross talks $3.8 billion federal effort with Maria in the face of season, which began Fri- led diplomatic push to cation Ministry said the to try to end the longest later this month on reduc- another natural catastro- day, will produce between persuade the North to give Koreas agreed to set up blackout in United States phe,” Puerto Rican Gov. ing tensions and resuming five and nine hurricanes. up its nuclear weapons. the liaison office at a fac- history, officials say Puer- Ricardo Rossello said. reunions of families sepa- And there’s a 70 percent rated by the 1950-53 Ko- The high-level meeting tory park in Kaesong that to Rico’s public electrical Another weather di- between the Koreas fol- had been jointly operated authority, the nation’s chance that as many as rean War. saster is increasingly lowed talks in New York by the countries until the largest, is almost certain likely as warmer seas four of those could be ma- The rivals also agreed between U.S. Secretary of South shut it down in Feb- to collapse again when the turbocharge the stron- jor Category 3, 4, or 5 hur- at a meeting of senior of- State Mike Pompeo and ruary 2016 after a North next hurricane hits this is- gest hurricanes into even ricanes, with winds of 111 ficials at the border vil- senior North Korean envoy Korean nuclear test. The land of 3.3 million people. more powerful and wetter mph or higher. lage of Panmunjom to es- tablish a liaison office at Kim Yong Chol on a possi- Koreas agreed to hold the the North Korean border ble summit between Pres- military talks at Panmun- town of Kaesong and hold ident Donald Trump and jom on June 14 and the sports talks on fielding North Korean leader Kim Red Cross talks on June combined teams for some Jong Un. American delega- 22 at the North’s Diamond Leader of sports at the Asian Games tions are also meeting with Mountain resort. the League party, Matteo Salvini, right, Flood hits German zoo, sparks and Luigi Di Maio, leader of the Five-Star fear of lions, tigers on loose movement, at Rome’s Quirinale Presidential Palace Friday.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Populists take power in Italy, with euro-skeptic agenda

By Frances D’Emilio war constitution in front right-wing League, which is ASSOCIATED PRESS of President Sergio Mat- based in the affluent north. tarella. The president approved ROME — Populists took Only five days earlier, Conte and a rejiggered power in Italy for the the leader of the anti-es- Cabinet list Thursday first time Friday with the tablishment 5-Star Move- after Paolo Savona was swearing-in of a new gov- ment, Luigi Di Maio, was moved from the economy ernment fusing in a coali- inciting followers to press slot to that of the ministry PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion a political movement for Mattarella’s impeach- of European affairs. On The Eifelzoo in Luenebach, western Germany, is flooded on Friday. that delights in pillorying ment. The president had Friday, a beaming Di Maio the establishment and a invoked his constitutional stood before Mattarella BERLIN (AP) — Two li- shot dead after flooding enebach, near Germany’s party whose anti-migrant, powers to reject the popu- and recited the loyalty ons, two tigers and a jag- triggered by heavy rains borders with Luxembourg euro-skeptic politics have lists’ initial choice for econ- oath — he’ll serve as min- uar were thought to have swept away the fencing and Belgium. seen it soar in popularity. omy minister because he ister of labor and economic escaped their enclosures for its enclosure, allowing The bear escaped from At an oath-taking cere- is an advocate of a backup development. Friday at a zoo in western it to escape. the 30-hectare (75-acre) mony in the presidential plan to exit from euro-cur- The initial failure of Con- Germany, sparking a mas- Andreas Kruppert, the zoo grounds into the roll- palace atop Quirinal Hill, rency membership. te to form a government sive search by police and mayor of the town of ing hills of the Eifel region the new premier, political Mattarella’s act scuttled had alarmed financial mar- warnings to residents to Arzfeld, said the confusion novice Giuseppe Conte, Conte’s first try to assem- kets, which feared a quick stay indoors. arose because volunteers and was shot. and his 18 Cabinet min- ble a coalition uniting the return to the polls that Hours later, authorities using a drone were un- Western Germany has isters pledged their loyal- forces of Di Maio’s 5-Stars risked being tantamount to said those animals had, in able to find the carnivores, seen several strong storms ty to the Italian republic and his populist rival Mat- a plebiscite on Italy’s keep- fact, never left their cages. prompting fears they had in recent days, causing and to the nation’s post- teo Salvini, leader of the ing the euro currency. A bear, however, was all escaped the zoo in Lu- flash floods. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Thursday; at 24 Surfside Road Saintly educator with a dark larly arrests, reflect police records. at 6:33 a.m. Friday; at 80 Sag- In the event of a perceived inac- amore St. at 6:55 a.m. Friday; curacy, it is the sole responsibility at 57 Richardson Road at 6:59 a.m. Friday; at 21 Shel- side: ‘Rev’ gets up to 26 years of the concerned party to contact don St. at 9:36 a.m. Friday; at the relevant police department and 9 Holland Ave. at 1:59 p.m. By Alanna youth ... and yet you vio- have the department issue a no- Friday; at 40 Buchanan Circle Durkin Richer lated their safety by bring- tice of correction to the Daily Item. at 2:09 p.m. Friday; at 9 Hol- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing drugs and violence to Corrections or clarifications will not land Ave. at 2:59 p.m. Friday. them,” Judge Christopher BOSTON — Shaun Har- Muse said. be made without express notice of rison was a Boston high change from the arresting police MARBLEHEAD Harrison arrived at En- school dean and anti-vi- glish High in Boston in department. olence advocate known Arrest January 2015, just two by students as “Rev” for months before his arrest LYNN Eileen O. Miller, 66, of 59 his pastor-like demeanor. and after stints at other Rockaway Ave., was arrested But the pious facade hid a city public schools over Arrests and charged with operating dark double life. about five years. He had under the influence, negligent He boasted to students been a community orga- Kendall Bridges, 29, of 6 operation of a motor vehicle, of his gang ties, drugs nizer and youth minister Pinkham Place, was arrested and failure to stop/yield at and guns. He recruited in Boston for decades, a and charged with assault and Humphrey Street and Rock- one of them, a 17-year- familiar face who often battery and warrant charges away Avenue at 8:45 p.m. old student from a broken worked with police and for receiving a stolen motor Thursday. home, to deal marijuana other law enforcement vehicle and unlicensed op- in school, authorities said. and helped gang members eration of a motor vehicle at But after a dispute over Accidents PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS turn their lives around. 11:33 a.m. Thursday. slumping sales, Harrison “This guy is probably Leonard Ily, 77, of 500 A report of a motor vehicle shot the teen in the back of Shaun Harrison reacts as attorneys give clos- the last person we would Essex St., was arrested and accident on Village Street at the head with a .380 pistol ing arguments in Suffolk Superior Court in his expect,” Police Commis- charged with assault and bat- 4:14 p.m. Thursday; on Atlan- as they walked on a snowy jury trial Wednesday in Boston. sioner William Evans told tery with a dangerous weapon tic Avenue at 5:04 p.m. Thurs- city street in 2015 and left The Boston Globe follow- at 4:05 p.m. Thursday. day; on Middle Street at 5:52 him for dead, prosecutors would-be killer: “Rev.” who, prosecutors say, was ing Harrison’s arrest in Carlos Niz, 27, of 30 Ha- p.m. Thursday; at Humphrey said. Harrison, now 58, was revealed to be a danger- 2015. “He was an advo- thaway St., was arrested on Street and Rockaway Avenue Except Luis Rodriguez sentenced Friday to as ous, predatory fraud. cate for anti-violence. Why several warrant charges in- at 8:45 p.m. Thursday. didn’t die. He dragged would he be on our radar cluding unlicensed operation himself up and flagged many as 26 years in pris- “You professed to be screen?” of and uninsured motor vehi- PEABODY down a passing car. In on for assault and other a man of religion, you But there were warning cle, suspended registration, the hospital, Rodriguez charges, capping the sad promote yourself as one signs early on that some- state highway traffic violation, Arrest uttered the name of his tale of a wannabe saint, who can mentor troubled thing was amiss. and no inspection sticker at 7:33 p.m. Thursday. Jaco Borges-Matos, 22, of Tiffany Oram, 27, of 415 2 Noble Lane, was arrested Cabot St., Beverly, was arrest- and charged with unlicensed Police back at kidnapping suspect’s ed and charged with shop- operation of a motor vehicle lifting by asportation at 8:12 at 12 Caller St. at 10:57 p.m. p.m. Thursday. Thursday. Springfield home where bodies found James Politano, 23, of 108 County Road, Ipswich, was Accidents SPRINGFIELD (AP) — arrested on warrant charges Investigators brought in for assault and battery and A report of a motor vehicle ground-penetrating radar resisting arrest at 12:34 p.m. accident at 124 Foster St. and shovels to search for Friday. and 163 Washington St. at evidence at a kidnapping David Polito, 26, was arrest- 3:58 p.m. Thursday; at 93 suspect’s home where ed and charged with larceny Walnut St. and 29 Howley St. three bodies had already over $250 and forgery of a at 4:32 p.m. Thursday. been found. document at 12:15 p.m. Friday. No additional human Anthony Reynoso, 26, of Complaints remains were discovered at the Springfield proper- 48 New Park St., was arrested A report of a disturbance and charged with operating ty on Friday, but the on- at Andover Street and Route going investigation could under the influence of alcohol 128 North at 6:35 p.m. Thurs- at 3:35 p.m. Friday. take “days, if not longer,” day; at 21 Caller St. at 9:22 Hampden District Attor- Accidents p.m. Thursday; at 74 Walnut ney Anthony Gulluni said. St. at 9:51 p.m. Thursday; at Everyone else who lived A report of a hit-and-run 50 Walnut St. at 9:58 p.m. in the home where it is motor vehicle accident at 88 Thursday; at 23 Newbury St. believed Stewart Weldon Franklin St. at 11:09 a.m. at 12:44 p.m. Friday. lives, including a child, Thursday; at 48 Market St. at is accounted for and safe, 5:18 p.m. Thursday; at Frank- Fire Gulluni said. The state’s lin Street and Western Ave- A report of a brush fire at Department of Children nue at 11:50 a.m. Friday; at Northshore Mall at 210 Ando- and Families said it had Broadway and Euclid Avenue ver St. at 5:12 p.m. Thursday. taken emergency custo- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 12:11 p.m. Friday. dy of a child in Weldon’s An investigator ducks under crime scene tape as he carries shovels after A report of a motor vehi- Theft home and was investigat- cle accident at Boston and ing in collaboration with three bodies were found at a home in Springfield, on Friday. Hamilton streets at 2:52 p.m. A report of larceny at 22 law enforcement. Thursday; at Holyoke Street Johnson St. at 7:59 p.m. Weldon, 40, has lived at her. in connection with the dis- entering and robbery and and O’Callaghan Way at 2:55 Thursday. the home, which is owned The woman was taken covery of the bodies, which spent time in jail. p.m. Thursday; at 89 North by his mother, for two to a hospital with mul- have not been publicly Weldon was arrested Common St. at 5:32 p.m. SAUGUS years, public records show. tiple visible injuries and identified. The bodies are three times in Springfield Thursday; at 60 Boston St. Weldon was arrested remained hospitalized in the custody of the medi- last year, according to at 8:59 p.m. Thursday; at Ad- Arrest Sunday following a chase Friday. She is expected to cal examiner. police and court records, ams and Chestnut streets at after police tried to stop survive, the district attor- Weldon’s arrest Sunday including once in Octo- 10:24 p.m. Thursday. James R. Pempsell, 32, of him for having a broken ney said. was not his first run-in ber when he was accused 132 Main St., was arrested and tail light, authorities said. Weldon pleaded not with the law. of assaulting a woman Complaints charged with multiple counts of A woman in his car, who guilty to kidnapping and He was convicted of bur- on the street. He strug- larceny under $1,200 at 12:27 according to police was other charges on Tuesday glary and theft charges in gled during the arrest, A report of a disturbance at p.m. Thursday. distraught and crying un- and was held on $1 million New Jersey in 2007, court according to the police 186 Market St. at 11:41 a.m. controllably, said he had bail. His public defender documents show. In Mas- report, and bit an officer Thursday; at 580 Essex St. at Accidents held her against her will has not returned calls for sachusetts, he previously on the leg. He pleaded not 11:50 a.m. Thursday; at 580 for a month, sexually as- comment. was charged with assault guilty and was released on Essex St. at 12 p.m. Thursday; A report of a hit-and-run mo- saulted her and beaten No one has been charged and battery, breaking and $1,000 cash bail. at 825 Boston St. at 1:10 tor vehicle accident at 22 Lin- p.m. Thursday; at English High coln Ave. at 2:40 p.m. Thurs- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS School at 50 Goodridge St. day; at 103 Essex St. at 3:39 at 7:05 p.m. Thursday; at 20 p.m. Thursday; at 31 Chestnut Man accused of turning gun overtime for shifts they reason.” died. Strawberry Ave. at 7:44 p.m. St. at 5:43 p.m. Thursday. on officers held without bail did not work. Prosecutors say 31-year- Police believe the moose Thursday; at 69 North Com- A report of a motor vehicle State Police said Friday old Joseph Wallo, of was struck by a vehicle, mon St. at 1:59 a.m. Friday; accident at 948 Broadway BOSTON (AP) — A man that five members of Scranton, Pa., was ar- but no cars were at the at 140 Union St. at 3:55 a.m. at 3:06 p.m. Thursday; at 78 who was shot by police the former Troop E are rested Wednesday at the scene. Friday; at Hood Elementary Broadway at 8:03 p.m. Thurs- after he allegedly turned scheduled for hearings Dead and Company show Trooper Paul Sullivan School at 24 Oakwood Ave. at day. to determine their duty at the Xfinity Center in says crashes involving 9:44 a.m. Friday; at 69 North his pistol on them has been arraigned in Boston. status next week after Mansfield after police moose aren’t common in Common St. at 10:43 a.m. Breaking and Entering the audit flagged discrep- noticed people in the Massachusetts. Friday; at 69 North Common Authorities say 32-year- ancies between pay and parking lot with balloons. St. at 12:52 p.m. Friday; at 15 A report of breaking and en- old John Mentor is being hours worked. Police say they found Man’s murder trial delayed Evelyn St. at 2:15 p.m. Friday. tering at 3214 Founders Way held without bail until The five troopers are in 11 nitrous oxide tanks, at 8:07 p.m. Thursday. a hearing next week to SPRINGFIELD (AP) — addition to nearly 30 cur- 13 ounces of marijuana ensure his release won’t The trial of a Springfield Overdose rent and former troopers and 110 Xanax pills in his Complaints put others in danger. man charged with shoot- assigned to Troop E who van. A report of an overdose at He was arraigned in ing a Chicopee man inside A report of a disturbance at are under investigation The Sun Chronicle Burrus Square at 12:35 p.m. West Roxbury Munici- the victim’s home has 73 Chestnut St. at 3:20 p.m. for possible overtime reports Wallo was held on Thursday. pal Court on Friday on been postponed. Thursday; at 400 Lynn Fells abuse. Most of those $1,000 bail after plead- charges including assault Michael Brawner’s mur- Parkway at 5:16 p.m. Thurs- troopers are now suspend- ing not guilty Thursday Theft with a dangerous weapon. der trial was scheduled day; at 16 Pillings Road at Police say Mentor shot ed without pay. to inhaling toxic vapors A report of larceny at 2 Cur- 11:35 p.m. Thursday. to start on Monday but at two men Thursday and State Police say the and drug possession with The Republican reports tis St. at 12:39 p.m. Thurs- then aimed at two Boston review of overtime shifts intent to distribute. day; at 85 Munroe St. at 1:04 Theft that at the request of the police officers who re- worked in 2016 by all His attorney said police prosecution and defense it p.m. Thursday; at 8 Sachem other troops found no dis- have no evidence the bal- A report of larceny at 17 sponded to the gunshots. was postponed until Oct. St. at 5:41 p.m. Thursday; at crepancies. Auditors will loons contained nitrous Osprey Road at 6:44 a.m. At least one officer fired 31. 377 Lynnway at 7:42 p.m. and struck Mentor in the now review shifts worked oxide and the van doesn’t Thursday; at 95 Hanover St. Thursday; at Best Buy at The 30-year-old Brawn- 1201 Broadway at 12:42 leg. He was discharged in 2015. belong to Wallo. er is charged in the at 10:43 p.m. Thursday; at from a Boston hospital State Police has since 33 Buchanan Circle at 11:25 p.m. Thursday; at 999 Broad- February 2017 death of way at 2:38 p.m. Thursday. Friday. The officers were dismantled Troop E, Moose struck, killed 39-year-old Kevin Blan- a.m. Friday; at 39 Amity St. at not hit. which patrolled the Mas- 12:10 p.m. Friday. by vehicle, police say ton. The victim was found Prosecutors say Mentor sachusetts Turnpike. shot in his home and died A report of shoplifting at SWAMPSCOTT was previously sentenced LITTLETON (AP) — Shaws at 43 State St. at 1:28 at the hospital. to nine years in prison Police: Drug dealer at rock Massachusetts State p.m. Thursday; at Walgreens Brawner has pleaded Complaints after shooting at two Bos- Police say a moose was at 21 Joyce St. at 7:41 p.m. concert had business cards not guilty and is being ton police officers in 2009. struck and killed by a Thursday; at Shaws at 43 A report of suspicious ac- held without bail. Neither was struck. State St. at 2:12 p.m. Friday. tivity at 8 Longwood Drive at MANSFIELD (AP) — motorist. Brawner’s girlfriend fac- A report of a robbery at 1:05 p.m. Thursday; at 71 Police say a man sus- The Boston Globe es a charge of being an ac- Union and West Green streets Greenwood Ave. at 5:46 p.m. State police find more pected of selling nitrous reports police responded cessory for allegedly driv- at 9:59 a.m. Friday. Thursday; at Banks Road and possible cases of OT abuse oxide-filled balloons and to calls about the animal ing him from the scene of Redington Street at 7:43 p.m. other drugs at a concert around 5:20 a.m. Thurs- the shooting. Prosecutors Vandalism Thursday. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- carried business cards day on Interstate 495 say the girlfriend once A report of a disturbance at sachusetts State Police promoting the “North in Littleton. Authorities dated Blanton, but they A report of vandalism at 294 69 Ocean View Road at 7:06 say an audit has found East Nitrous Connec- say the arriving trooper have not disclosed a mo- Curwin Circle at 5:58 p.m. p.m. Thursday. additional potential cases tion” and offering hotel moved the moose to the tive for the shooting. She of troopers being paid and house calls “within side of the road, where it has pleaded not guilty. SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 A7 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Lucky draw for Northeast Arc

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Chris Cuomo believes Facebook kills there’s room in ‘trending’ topics, tests the middle breaking news label

NEW YORK (AP) — Chris NEW YORK (AP) — Facebook Cuomo envisions his new CNN is shutting down its ill-fated prime-time show as a haven for “trending” news section after independent thinkers who want four years, a company executive their preconceptions tested. told The Associated Press. His challenge is finding enough The company claims the tool people who want that on a cable is outdated and wasn’t popular. news network. But the trending section also He’s swimming against a proved problematic in ways that strong tide. Fox News Channel would presage Facebook’s later and MSNBC are thriving with problems with fake news, polit- prime-time programming that ical balance and the limitations appeals to partisans of each of artificial intelligence in man- side, most emphatically with COURTESY PHOTO aging the messy human world. Sean Hannity and Rachel When Facebook launched Maddow in the 9 p.m. Eastern The Next Gen Network is event, they pull the name of Peabody. Pictured, from left: “trending” in 2014 as a list time slot where “Cuomo Prime focused on creating meaningful, one of the non-profits and Jacqui Richard and Kristen of headlines to the side of Time” lands Monday. powerful business and personal donate the money to it. Chris O’Connor of Phil Richard the main news feed, it was a “What you see is people re- relationships with like-minded Donovan of Mortgage Network Insurance, Tim Brown and straightforward move to steal treating to their corners — left professionals of similar ages. entered the Northeast Arc Jo Ann Simons from the users from Twitter by giving and right, spreading apart,” he When the group gets together at a recent meeting and his Northeast Arc, Donovan, and them a quick look at the most said. “I don’t know where that they all donate a few dollars choice was selected. Donovan Danvers High School seniors, popular news of the moment. gets us. I think the pursuit has in one jar and the name of joined other members of the Jonathan Powers and It fit nicely into CEO Mark to be for independent thinking a non—profit organization group presenting $200 to the Connor Purtell, who are doing Zuckerberg’s pledge just a — people who are open, people they would like to support Northeast Arc at the Arc’s a spring internship at Phil year earlier to make Facebook who are pushing those in power in another. At the end of the Breaking Grounds Café in Richard Insurance. its users’ “personal newspaper.” to do things for them, to find common ground and act on Thomas raising depression awareness it, and to test arguments, not merely go to a place where you after sister’s suicide get told what you believe and SANTA CLARA, Calif. hear an echo.” (AP) — Solomon Thomas knows the pain of having a loved one take her own life after his older sister killed herself this offseason. Thomas and his family now want to use the an- guish from Ella Thomas’ death on Jan. 23 for a good cause by raising aware- PHOTO | ness about the dangers of ASSOCIATED depression and trying to PRESS prevent other suicides. “It’s big to let people Sip and ship: Tourists can now know it’s OK to be sad, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS send distillery whiskey home it’s OK not to be perfect because you never are,” Saturday in The Out of the LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Until tourism targeting the spirit has be- Thomas said. “There Darkness Overnight Walk, recently, whiskey tourists in Ken- come big business. The ability to ship are so many things that which benefits the Ameri- tucky had been allowed to sniff the whiskey bottles home after a tour is happen in life, good, bad, can Foundation for Suicide aromas of bourbon-making and sip expected to boost sales at distilleries stuff that you don’t know Prevention. Thomas has PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the finished product during distillery both large and small. about, and it’s going to already raised more than tours. But they couldn’t legally ship Industry leaders see it as a part of affect how you feel. That’s $27,000 for the cause. ‘Matchmaking for bottles home. the experience. Many bourbon fans huge. It’s about changing According to the Cen- That modern-day prohibition came catch flights into the region and visit the culture of how you’re ters for Disease Control Beginners’ is romantic to an end earlier this year but was distilleries to experience a slice of supposed to feel or act.” and Prevention, there are summer read officially celebrated on Friday, when Kentucky culture. Thomas, a second-year more than 44,000 sui- Gov. Matt Bevin and other state “Most all of them want to ship their defensive lineman for cides a year in the United (AP) — Just in time for sum- officials presided over the ceremonial bottles home as a matter of conve- the San Francisco 49ers, States and it is the mer, Maddie Dawson serves first shipments. nience versus lugging them back,” will return to his family’s second leading cause of up a delightful, light-as-air ro- Kentucky produces about 95 said Rob Samuels, chief operating home in the Dallas area death for people between mance that successfully strad- percent of the world’s bourbon, and officer at Maker’s Mark. this weekend to take part the ages of 15 and 34. dles the line between sweet and smart without ever being silly. Department stores making themselves over in beauty battle In “Matchmaking for Begin- ners,” readers are introduced to NEW YORK (AP) — It’s the beauty aisles them- Marnie MacGraw at her fian- selves getting makeovers now. cee’s family Christmas party. Department stores are being forced to rethink When she commits the unforgiv- how they sell higher-end makeup and perfume as able sin of refusing the hostess’ competition intensifies from discounters like Target, rarebit, thinking it’s a dish made specialty chains like Sephora and Ulta and online SEND US from rabbit, Blix, a boisterous brands. So stores like Saks and Macy’s are promis- Brooklynite and Marnie’s future ing workouts for your face, augmented reality and great-aunt, swoops in to rescue beauty treatment concierges as they try to attract YOUR STUFF Marnie and we’re off. millennial customers and make the cosmetics aisles WE WANT TO HEAR Blix recognizes in Marnie a more of a destination than a stopover. kindred spirit — as both wom- To expand its beauty area to the size of a typical FROM YOU! TO en, one just starting out in life grocery store, Saks Fifth Avenue’s flagship location CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, and the other nearing the end, is even bumping cosmetics from its position near PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ possess an uncanny ability to main-floor entrances to the second level, breaking see love and its potential. from a century-old tradition in retailing. ITEMLIVE.COM OR MAIL Despite the deceptively thin “Department stores have to reinvent themselves, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS YOUR SUBMISSION TO volume, Dawson rolls out a cast and that’s not an easy thing to do,” said Larissa THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, of endearing and realistic charac- Jensen, an analyst at NPD Group, a market re- and department stores fell below 9 percent. ters and a rollickingly fun story search firm. “Everyone has an eye on beauty. It’s an Saks Fifth Avenue has expanded the beauty sec- LYNN, MA 01903. line full of skillfully drawn twists area that consumers continue to be excited about.” tion at its New York flagship by 40 percent to 32,000 and turns. Readers see shades of Specialty chains like Ulta and Sephora overtook square feet. It has 15 treatment rooms for services “Tales of the City” as the naively department stores by share of the U.S. beauty and like getting your back fat frozen or workouts for sweet Marnie is introduced to personal care market in 2009, according to research your face to combat sagging. It offers complimentary Brooklyn, which stands up on its firm Euromonitor International. By last year the services like mini-facials, with a concierge to greet own as a key character. specialists had more than 15 percent of the market customers and help book appointments. WEATHER LOTTERY

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PEABODY HIGH GRADUATES

TOP 20 STUDENTS, Ryan Hopkins, April Howarth, Citrene Hats off to Lynnfield graduates Cormier *, Sarah Buckley, Sarah Hurley, Jacob Irvine *, Sarah Abdulghani, Gabrielle Morton Jaynes, James Jimenez, Breanna LYNNFIELD “Those words have given *, Andeemae Sims *, Nuno Jones **, Christian Jones, Evan From A1 me courage, strength and Bazarian *, Deanna Ruggiero Jones, Micaiah Jones *, Mikayla resilience.” *, D’Alleva, Ryan *, Al Ferreras, Juarez, Adrian Kafeero, Abigael Student Council presi- She urged her class- Mallory LeBlanc *, Nicholas Kalombo, Steven Kamerik, Artion dent Mia Ford acknowl- mates to “step out of your Tourtillott, Anxhelo Ripa *, Karaj, Joshua Keizer, Brendan edged the contributions comfort zones. Don’t be Nicole Thomas *, Jason Celona Keller, Shaelyn Kelley, Nora Kidd, of teachers, parents and afraid to take chances. *, Demetri Cassidy, Olivia Collin King, Charles Kirby, Julia classmates in helping the Don’t be afraid to fail. Kilbride **, Emily Nelson *, Kirby *, Isaiah Knight, Elisa Kola students achieve their “We’re determined not Vanessa Charles *, Ava Marotta, *, Lindsey Kouroyen, Ashleigh milestone. to get knocked down,” she * Treasurer, Chrisly Biqiku * Kovacek, Kalista Kyslowsky *, “I thank Lynnfield said, “but when we do, we Bridgette Lanni, Corey Lapham, High School for the many get right back up. Em- Tabbitha Bono, Co-President, Serena Laro, Kiley Lathrop, friends, and many lessons, brace opportunity. Take Ann Manning, * Co- President, Crighton Lawlor, David LeBlanc, that I will never forget. the hits. Always be up for Kristina Lezenski Secretary, Joseph LeBlanc, Ryan Lemole Senior class president a challenge.” David Adelino, Olivia Ademi, *, Knox Lendall, Seth Lennon, Alexandra Ross, who Assistant principal Bri- Salvatore Aia, Haneen Albreizat, Cameron Linehan, Trevor Lodi, presented the class gift an Bates (principal Rob- Jillian Alimonti, Marc Alperen, John Logan, John Logiudice, of new benches for the ert Cleary was attending Angel Alvarado, Rashely Alvarez, Brendan Long, Keosoriya school’s foyer, talked of his own daughter’s high Claudia Alves, Destiny Alves, Long, Jaliya Lopez, Yajaira how on a day-to-day ba- school graduation else- Kolby Alves, Margaret Ambeliotis, Lopez, Sydney Lowry, Ana Luis Brooke Anderson, Lauren sis, the four years often PHOTO | PAULA MULLER where) told the students Carmona, Samantha Lyman, seemed as if they would that they represented one Andy, Ana Anffe, Alyssa Annese Ishmael Malachi, Gabriel Malta, take forever. Lynnfield High graduates Zachary Rothwell, of the best classes in his *, Carina Antonio, Deborah Jeremy Mam, Franklin Marcelino, “But,” she said, “forever Kevin Pierce and Jonathan Daly, from left, tenure. Araujo, Jillian Arigo, Kevin Allison Marchand, Michael wasn’t long enough. light up cigars to celebrate. “No matter what the sit- Aroke, William Aylward *, Arthur Martinez, Estefany Martinez “Among the things they uation,” he said, “you have Azevedo, Gabriela Azevedo, Salcedo, Fabio Martins Jr, Liam don’t tell you,” she said, walk out, and leave all advice she ever got came had each other’s backs. Emily Bacelar *, Baez Almonte, Mason, Luciana Mastromatteo, “is that saying goodbye is this behind.” from her late grandfather, You are truly a class that Frailin, Courtney Ball *, Joanna Samuel Mastromatteo, Micheal the hardest part. We will Valedictorian Analeigha who simply told her to reflected friendship and Bampi, Marcus Barker-Barnard, Mathurin, Tyler Mavrakos, throw our caps in the air, Colarusso said the best “roll with the punches. leadership.” Caterina Barrasso, Matthew Matthew McCullock, John Bastos, Rinara Batista, Nadina McKelvey III, Adrian Medrano, Belli, Christopher Belliveau *, Jeffrey Medrano, Benjamin Weather can’t slow Peabody celebration Sara Benlaatmania, Jacqueline Meirelles, Erin Melin *, Benson, Justin Bernard, Kelsie Branden Middleton, Joseph Blake, Jacob Bolduc, Alyssa things get difficult.” Milewska, Nadia Millis, Ryan PEABODY Bova, Cydni Bowles, Autumn Mills, Talia Molle *, Marc From A1 The iffy weather didn’t Bradley, Garrett Braz, Shane dampen student spirits. Montalto, Vanaecia Moran, Braz *, Aryella Brum, Bryan Tommy Moreno, Evan Mullen 360 graduates in atten- The graduates could be Buckley, Kirsten Buckley, Cody dance. Fortunately, the seen laughing and smil- *, Matthew Murphy, Nolan Burke, Butler V, Thomas, Erica Murphy, Jordan Muse, Lauren drizzle quickly subsided as ing as beach balls were Buttiglieri *, Talia Cabrera, the ceremony continued. thrown in the air through- Nadeau *, John Najjar *, Izabela Camara, Makenzie Nicholas Nalesnik, Isaac Neves Mayor Edward Bet- out the ceremony. Campbell, Dariel Canela, Troy tencourt encouraged the Senior Essayist Sarah Deoliveira, Danny Nguyen, Kayla Cappos **, Rachael Carr, Nguyen, Nguyen Hoang, David, graduates to follow in the Abdulghani spoke about Haley Carter, Camryn Caruso, footsteps of other Peabody her family’s journey to the Chinma Nnadozie-Okananwa, Jacob Casallas, Justin Cennami, Rachel Noseworthy, Nicholas graduates who went on to U.S., and of the difficulties Bianca Chouinard *, Michael be entertainers, scientists they have faced living in a Ortins, Angel Ortiz, Ortiz Paige, Cioffi, Tyler Circenis, Amber Kieanah, Sophia Otero, Sean and doctors. new country. Comeau, Kayla Connolly *, “I want to ask every “Not everyone welcomes Pacheco, Leo Palma, Samoanna Madison Conrad *, Jaqueline Pang, Michael Panzini, graduate where you want us with open arms, but Cordeiro, Allison Cormier *, to go,” he said. that’s just another harsh Konstantino Papadopoulos, Taylor Correggio, Joshua Correia, Lexi Papadopoulos, Cynthia The answer is unique to reality and something Monica Correia *, Amanda each graduate, as is their you fellow graduates can Parente-LeBlanc, Riya Patel, Costigan, Victoria Couillard, Addison Pena, Julio Pena, Paola journey once they leave, change of the future,” said Madison Couture **, Amanda he said. Abdulghani. Pena, Yencel Pena, Katrina Crawford, Cyrus Crochet, Penley, Vitoria Pereira, Bernard Herb Levine was emo- Valedictorian Ryan Kirsten Crowe *, Litzy Cubilette, tional as he delivered Cormier brought a dose Perisie, Joseph Pescatore, Christian Cummings-Staid, Olivia Petro, Vittoria Petruzzelli, his final graduation ad- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of humor to cap off the Chloe Currier, Cole Cuzzi, Julissa dress as Peabody super- speeches before graduates Alana Pitterson, Melissa Poirier, A cap reading “graduates assemble” stands out Dailey, D’Angelo, Alexander, Heavenly Porcher, Cameron intendent. The outgoing received their diplomas. Mary Darosa, Justin Davidson, in a sea of decorated caps during graduation at Powers, Andrew Prousalis, head of schools asked the “One of my fellow class- Curtis Day, Gianna Dedominicis, young women of the class Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. mates was dumbfound- Gryphon Provenzano, Kaydee Zachary DeFreitas, Eric DeMayo Purcell *, Jennifer Puzzo *, to stand up, telling them ed that I do more than *, Amber Denham, Camilla they are the future of the the pharmaceutical com- years make them a better schoolwork when class Joana Qole, Alexia Quadros, DeOliveira, Stefany DeOliveira, Russell Quigley, Amisaday professional world. panies, the banks and place, do better than we ends for the day. ‘Wait, so Myllena Desouza, Amanda Dias, “I am confident that you all the other places that have,” said Levine, add- you don’t lock yourself in a Quijano, Olivia Ragusa, Conner Joshua Diaz, Christian Dimeo, Ramos, Matthew Rapoza, Ana ladies will be taking over have so disappointed us ing, “I strongly urge you to room and study all day,’ he Olivia Diogo, Olivia DiPirro, Sean the insurance companies, over the past 20, 30, 40 stay in control even when asked me,” said Cormier. Reis Clara, Drake Reynolds, Doherty, Lizbeth Dominguez, Chas Ricard, Isabella Ricciardi, Edgard DosSantos, Bailey Phoebe Rivera, Shayla LYNNFIELD HIGH GRADUATES Doughty, Kiernan Drumheller, Robertson, Jayla Rodriguez, Nicole Dukette, Molly Dunajski, Sofia Rodriguez, Tyler Rogers, Anthony Robert Adario, Annabella Agnoletti, Fortucci, Ryan James Frasier, Peter Stephen Jonathan Nekoroski, Mae Elizabeth Norton, Rebecca Dunn *, Kathleen Jean Roman Carlos, Kimberly Christina Elizabeth Albano, Hunter Louis Gaeta, Matthew Charles Gaffney, Michael Sarah Anne Norton, Hayley Juliette O’Brien, Dupont, Mario Duran, Meghan Romero, Rondeau Thibeau, Angelo, Serena Arora, William Taylor Vito Gerardi, Mohannad Marouf Ghosheh, Jillian Margaret O’Keefe, Mackenzie Ann Edmonds, Faustina Ejiofor *, Samantha, Justin Rooney, Justin Arseneault, Kenneth Richard Babine, Abrianna Evita Giamarco, Nicholas Francis O’Neill, Maxwell Kenneth Oliveira, Jennifer Stephen Ell, Alyssa Elliott, Jonell Ross, Anna Rozopoulos, Isabella Rachel Elizabeth Badger*, Jeremy Douglas Giammarco, Lily Evelyn Giannasca*, Madison Madeline Pagliuca*, Aja Rene Parker, Espinal, Julia Fader-Laskin, Rozza *, Jorgo Ruci *, Nicole Banks*, Madison Jeanne Barrera*, Sarah Brooke Gibbons, Ariel Anne Gonzalez, Juliana Alexis Passatempo*, Elaina Vincenza Michaela Farese, Feliciano Ruggiero *, Sarah Salama, Elizabeth Bartolotta*, Naylin Maria Batista, Dominick Joseph Gravante, Anneliese Arline Patermo*, Kylie Andra Patten*, Joseph Vazquez, Rebekah Fernandes, Jonathan Salmeron, Dominique Carolin Nicole Bautista, Alberto Giulio Hardiman, David Anthony Henriques*, Edward Pavao, Nicolas Vincenzo Pellino, Nicole Ferrante, Leonardo Salvati, Reginauld Sanchez, Benitez, Christina Marie Benvenuto*, Sophia Grace Elizabeth Huebschmann*, Zachery Lydia Lorraine Picariello, Kevin Philip Pierce, Ferreira, Angela Ferrer, Sarah Ivanna Santiago, Miguelina Alexandra Berquist, Nicholas Christian Ryan Huynh, Ryan Anthony Iapicca*, Alex Molly Faye Pifko*, Jack Robert Razzaboni, Fiandaca, Connor Fielding, Santiago, Tim Serino, Holly Abraham Figueroa, Dominic Bisconti, Dylan John Blacker, Jessica Iris Yuuki Ichimura*, Daniel Charles Jameson, Aidan Joshua Reardon, Tracy Olivia Rhode, Sherman, Austin Silva, Christian Finnerty, Kassidy Firicano, Bloom*, Laura Jean Bockoff, Julia Rose Olivia Rose Johnian*, Joshua Berkley Matthew Francis Ricciardi*, Mallory Mae Silva, Zackary Silva, Ashley Ashlyn Fitzgerald, Anakin Borriello*, Maxine Mary Boyle*, Robert Johnson, Madelyn Claudia Johnson, James Rocca, Alexandra Mae Ross*, Maximillian Sliva, Christian Smatana, Sarah Fleming, Isabella Flores, Sophia Nicholas Brandano, Elizabeth Brady Brooks*, Philip Kassiotis, Ashley Summer Kellett, Ryan Rothermund, Zachary William Rothwell, Smith, Alan Solomin *, Kelley Jessica Anna Buckley*, Sabrina Grace Christopher Walter Kelter, Robert Phillip Flores, Kaitlin Fonseca, Victoria Lorenzo Robert Russo, Christopher Thomas Sousa, Daniel Souza, Molly Bunar*, Hailey 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By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF LYNN — The St. Mary’s softball team got off to a solid start in its season finale Friday afternoon, but once the bats went cold the Spartans struggled to hold onto their lead, eventually falling 6-4 to Arlington Catholic at Breed Mid- dle School. “It’s the same story every single time, when we’re explosive offensively we play really well, and when we’re not we just play differently as a team,” said St. Mary’s coach Paige Licata. “Then we get stuck with a lack of confidence and get put in situations where we have to score, and we ITEM FILE PHOTO couldn’t do that today.” The Spartans got a solid performance in the Derek DelVecchio and the Bishop Fenwick circle from Lily Newhall, who went the first five boys lacrosse team will host the St. Mary’s innings and allowed four runs on eight hits with Spartans in the opening round of the Division five strikeouts. Christina Nowicki pitched the 3 North tournament. final two innings, allowing two runs on two hits with one strikeout. Nowicki also got the job done at the plate, going 2-for-3 with two RBI to lead St. Mary’s, Fenwick the offense. Marina DiBiasio went 1-for-3 with an RBI. St. Mary’s took an early lead in this one. No- boys lacrosse to wicki led off the inning with a walk and then stole second base. Newhall then bunted Nowic- ki over to third base for DiBiasio, who knocked meet for third an RBI single up the middle to put St. Mary’s on the board. Arlington Catholic threatened in time this season in the top of the second with two on and one out, but Newhall was able to notch two consecutive ITEM FILE PHOTO strikeouts to escape the inning. Marina DiBiasio went 1-for-3 with one RBI for St. state tournament SPARTANS, B2 Mary’s in a loss to Arlington Catholic Friday. By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF The 2018 MIAA boys lacrosse state tournament Peabody shortstop Jake Gustin pairings were announced Friday afternoon. The local marquee matchup takes place Tuesday afternoon (4) when Catholic Conference League rivals Bishop Fen- wick and St. Mary’s clash for a third time this season. earns second straight NEC MVP The Crusaders earned the No. 5 seed in Division 3 North and will host the No. 12 Spartans. Fenwick By Harold Rivera much and he doesn’t see went 12-6 during the regular season, St. Mary’s fin- ITEM STAFF many pitches down the ished at 10-8. middle. He’s hitting off- The 2018 Northeastern “I’m expecting a classic Fenwick-St. Mary’s rivalry speed pitches, pitches two Conference baseball all- game,” Fenwick coach Steve Driscoll said. “It’s going inches off the plate and he’s stars were announced ear- to be awesome. These are the games you want to play. crushing them. lier this week and for the First round against St. Mary’s, rivalry game. It’s win “He’s not a ‘ra-ra’ cap- second year in a row, Pea- or go home. I’m sure they’re saying the same thing. tain,” Bettencourt added. body senior Jake Gustin We circle these games on our calendar. We know “He’s a captain that leads was named Most Valuable when we’re playing one another. It’s definitely fun.” by example. To earn back- Player. This time, however, The Crusaders and Spartans clashed twice during to-back MVP’s with the the Tanners shortstop the regular season, both wins for Fenwick. amount of talent that’s in shares the honor as co- Two other local teams also drew bids in Division the NEC, that’s pretty re- MVP with Beverly’s Spen- 3 North. Winthrop had its best season in program markable. Spencer Brown’s cer Brown. history, finishing at 13-5. The Vikings drew the No. a very good player. I’m glad Gustin, a Division I com- 6 seed and host Dracut Tuesday (5). Saugus earned the vote went that way. As mit who’ll play his college a coach I’ll miss Jake on so the No. 14 seed with a 8-8 regular season record. The baseball at Bryant, helped Sachems visit No. 3 Pentucket Tuesday (5). many levels; discipline, lead the Tanners to a 12-8 character, leadership. You Marblehead leads the local charge in the Division 2 record and another trip to North bracket. The Magicians finished their regular just don’t replace guys like the Division I North state Jake.” season at 12-5 and earned the No. 5 seed. They’ll host tournament. Gustin leads The NEC rst team all- Northeastern Conference rival Beverly, the No. 12 the team in a handful of ITEM FILE PHOTO stars are: Beverly’s Matt seed Tuesday (6:30). The Panthers went 7-10 during offensive categories, while Collins, Medford’s Jack the regular season. Also in Division 2 North, Malden only striking out just twice Peabody’s Jake Gustin earned NEC MVP honors Fargo and Mike Nestor, Catholic drew the No. 10 seed and visits No. 7 Wake- through the entire season. in baseball for the second straight season. Gloucester’s John Mondel- field Tuesday (5), and No. 11 Danvers visits No. 6 He closed the regular sea- lo, Danvers’ Justin Roberto, Reading Tuesday (5). son with a .524 batting av- with the North Shore Nav- probably the best offensive Classical’s A.J. Luciano, St. John’s Prep, Revere and Malden each drew bids erage, three home runs, 14 igators in Lynn. player I’ve coached in high Swampscott’s Luke Mar- in Division 1 North. The Eagles won their regular RBI, 19 runs scored and 16 “I think it speaks vol- school. Not just for his bat- shall and Ryan Graciale, season finale to qualify for the tournament with a 9-9 stolen bases batting from umes for the work Gustin ting average or the number Peabody’s Eric DeMayo mark. This is St. John’s first postseason appearance the No. 3 spot in Peabody’s put in from junior to senior of hits he has, just how and Saugus’ Todd Tringale. since 2014. order. year,” Peabody coach Mark hard he hits the ball. He’s St. John’s drew the No. 6 seed and will host No. 11 He’ll spend the summer Bettencourt said. “He’s being pitched around so ALL-STARS, B2 Westford Academy Wednesday (5). Revere and Malden each went 10-8 during the regular season. The Patriots are the No. 13 seed, meaning they’ll visit No. 4 Chelmsford on Wednesday (5). The Golden Tornadoes are the No. 14 seed. They’ll Navs hit well, but blow late lead in loss visit No. 3 Acton Boxboro Tuesday (5). The girls lacrosse brackets were also released NASHUA, N.H. — The North Shore scored and reached base in all ve traded single runs two innings later. Friday. In Division 1 North, Marblehead, Peabody, Navigators led through ve innings plate appearances, while center eld- Mejia singled to left, stole second, Beverly and Revere each qualified. The Magicians Friday night, but the Nashua Silver er Jeff Mejia (UMass Lowell) scored and scored on Olszak’s base hit earned the No. 2 seed of the bracket with a 14-4 re- Knights scored four runs in the sev- three times while going 2-for-4. through the middle in eld for the cord. They host No. 15 Melrose Tuesday (4:30). The enth to take the only lead that mat- The Navigators de ned the phrase Navigators’ third-inning run, while Tanners drew the No. 11 seed and a visit to No. 6 tered and — despite making six er- “manufacturing a run” in the rst in- Little eld cleared the left-center eld Reading Monday (4:30). Beverly is the No. 13 seed rors — snagged an 8-7 win at Holman ning, scoring three times on one sin- fence for a home run to cut the de cit and visits No. 4 Woburn (4). Revere drew the No. 14 Stadium. gle from Olszak and one Nashua er- to two runs in the bottom half. seed, meaning the Patriots will commute to No. 3 North Shore slips to 0-2 on the ror. The rst three batters of the game The rst two Navigator pitchers to Boston Latin Monday (4). young Futures Collegiate Baseball came around to score on ground balls appear in the ballgame were Saint Joseph’s College products. Matt Dem- In Division 2 North, Swampscott, Lynnfield, Win- League season, while Nashua’s rst to Silver Knight shortstop Tyler Lit- ma allowed two runs on four hits and throp and Gloucester each qualified. The Big Blue win of the season moves its record to tle eld. The University of Houston a walk in his three-inning start before lead the charge with the No. 5 seed. Swampscott 1-2. product was tagged with four of the Zach Begin fanned three over the hosts No. 12 Georgetown Tuesday (4). No. 9 Lynn- North Shore logged 11 hits to hold home team’s elding miscues. next three frames, despite allowing field visits No. 8 Winthrop Tuesday (6). The Fisher- the advantage in that category for the Nashua cut the North Shore lead to single runs in the fourth and fth that men earned the No. 15 seed of the bracket with a second consecutive night. Shortstop 3-1 as rst baseman Thomas Joyce kept the Silver Knights within one. 7-9 mark. Gloucester visits No. 2 Manchester-Essex Andrew Olszak (Southern Maine) (Merrimack) singled in the bottom of Tuesday (4). went 4-for-5 with an RBI and a run the opening frame before the teams NAVS, B2 Lynn eld boys tennis earns top seed in Division 3 North tournament

By Harold Rivera The Tanners nished the season neers went undefeated during the ITEM STAFF at 7-6. They earned the No. 9 seed regular season at 15-0 and earned and visit No. 8 Newton South Mon- the top seed in the bracket. Lynn- The 2018 MIAA state tourna- day (3:30). eld earned a rst-round bye and ment tennis pairings were an- In Division 2 North, Marblehead hosts the winner between No. 8 nounced Friday afternoon and a Fenwick and No. 9 Swampscott. handful of local teams are ready to quali ed with a 14-6 record. That earned the Magicians the No. 7 The Crusaders and Big Blue will compete in their respective brack- battle Monday (3:30) at Fenwick. ets. seed in the bracket and a home match against No. 10 Bedford Winthrop nished its regular The boys brackets include nine lo- season at 7-7 and earned the No. cal teams. In Division 1 North, Pea- Monday (3:30). Also in Division 2 North, No. 15 Beverly visits No. 2 10 seed. The Vikings visit No. 7 Ip- body and St. John’s Prep quali ed swich Tuesday (3:30). Winchester and No. 14 Gloucester for the tournament. The Eagles, The girls brackets include 11 lo- visits No. 3 Wayland. Both matches ITEM FILE PHOTO the Catholic Conference champi- cal teams. In Division 1 North, Pea- ons, nished the regular season at are Monday (3:30). Arlex Correa will hope to lead the unbeaten Lynn eld body and Revere each quali ed for 13-5. They earned the No. 7 seed In Division 3 North, Lynn eld, the tournament. boys tennis team on a deep run in the Division 3 North and host No. 10 Chelmsford Mon- Bishop Fenwick, Swampscott and tournament. day (3:30). Winthrop all quali ed. The Pio- TENNIS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018

Red Sox place Mookie Betts on DL, Martinez continues to rake officially release Hanley Ramirez HOUSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox have put major league batting leader Mookie Betts on the 10-day disabled list because of a left abdominal strain. The Red Sox made the move retroactive to Tuesday. The AL East leaders will make a corresponding roster move before Saturday’s game at Houston. The 25-year-old right fielder is hitting .359 and also has scored a majors-most 52 runs. He ranks among the leaders with 17 home runs, 37 RBIs and 13 steals. Betts didn’t play Thursday night in the series opener against the Astros, the fifth straight game he’d missed because of soreness on his left side. Manager Alex Cora had said he didn’t think Betts would need to go on the DL, and had hoped to have him in the lineup before the series ends Sunday. BYE BYE, HANLEY The Red Sox have released Hanley Ramirez, a week after designating him for assignment. The AL East leaders made the move before playing at Houston on Friday night. The Red Sox are responsible for the $14.4 million remaining on his contract, but the move avoids Ramirez triggering a $22 million salary for 2019. Ramirez was designated for assignment on May 25, when there was still $15.25 million left, to make room on the roster for second baseman Dustin Pe- droia, who was activated from the disabled list after recovering from knee surgery. Ramirez hit .254 with six homers and 29 RBIs in 44 games this season as a designated hitter and first FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS baseman. He struggled in May, batting just .163 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mookie Betts has been placed on the 10-day with three homers and 12 RBIs. J.D. Martinez hit his league-leading 19th home run of disabled list retroactive to Tuesday with a The 34-year-old signed a four-year, $88 million the season Friday night against the Houston Astros. left abdominal strain. contract before the 2015 season. St. Mary’s softball drops season finale, looks ahead to tournament

SPARTANS offense going, it will take the fifth. Caroline Macri knocked in ment pairings, which will be an- Spencer Perkins went 1-for- From B1 pressure off of our pitchers and the tying run with a sacrifice fly, nounced Tuesday. The Spartans 4 and Jonathan Oriakhi went our defense and we’ll play better then an RBI single from Sam will have over a week off before 1-for-3 with one RBI. That momentum rolled right as a whole. So we need to focus Klein gave the Cougars a 4-3 playing their next game, so Li- Pinch-runner Jack Leahy into the bottom of the second, on that.” lead. cata has some plans to keep scored a key run in the sixth in- where St. Mary’s extended its Arlington Catholic, on the oth- Arlington Catholic then the team loose over the down ning to keep Swampscott with- lead. Sam Porazinski and Feli- er hand, was just getting started. quelled another St. Mary’s rally time. Namely, the girls will in striking distance. cia D’Alessandro each singled The Cougars started their rally in the bottom of the sixth before take batting practice against Nick Reiser pitched 3 1/3 in- and advanced on a groundout in the top of the fourth when tacking on a couple more runs Mia Nowicki, a St. Mary’s alum nings and was relieved by Max to place runners on second and they moved runners to second in the top of the sixth. An RBI and former two-time Catholic Pegnato, who tossed 3 2/3 in- third for Nowicki, who came and third with two outs. Molly single from Maddie Van Win- Central League MVP who now nings. Tyler Marshall pitched through with a two-run single to Simmons got the scoring started kle brought the score to 5-3 be- pitches for Assumption College. the eighth inning. right field to make it 3-0 Spar- with an RBI single, followed im- fore another run came in on a “We’re just going to have to Swampscott finished its regu- tans. mediately by an RBI single from passed ball. make practice as competitive as lar season at 11-10 and awaits Unfortunately for St. Mary’s, Bianca Burke to make cut the St. Mary’s had one final possible, and that’s where Mia the state tournament pairings. the bats cooled off from there. deficit to one run. The Cougars chance to make a comeback comes in,” said Licata. “She’s Beverly 6, Triton 2 The Spartans only mustered nearly tied the score on that hit, in the bottom of the seventh, going to pitch to them live, and Spencer Brown tallied eight six more hits over the next five but a great cut-off throw from notching one run when the if they can get hits off her then strikeouts in Beverly’s regular innings, stranding runners in Alyssa Grossi at second base Spartans successfully executed I’ll feel really good going into season finale. He threw seven scoring position in the fourth gunned down the second runner a double steal to make it 6-4, the tournament.” innings on the mound and add- and sixth innings. trying to score. but that was as close as the ed two hits with one RBI at the “We just have to be more con- After stifling a potential Spar- Spartans would get. BASEBALL plate. Nick Berry had two hits sistent on the offensive end and tans rally in the bottom of the St. Mary’s closes the regular Georgetown 4, with three RBI. it will help us a lot,” said Licata. fourth, Arlington Catholic took season with a 12-8 record and Swampscott 3 (F/8) The Panthers (16-4) await the “If we can get some consistent the lead for good in the top of the now awaits the state tourna- Ryan Graciale went 1-for-3, state tournament pairings. Marblehead girls tennis earns No. 2 seed in Division 2 North Lynn schools boast TENNIS local teams in the bracket. The Mar- (4). From B1 blehead Magicians went 17-1 during Division 3 North has four local the regular season and earned the teams competing in the bracket. No. four NEC All-Stars The Tanners finished their regular No. 2 seed. They’ll host No. 15 Dan- 3 Swampscott went 14-2 in the reg- season at 11-4 and earned the No. 6 vers Monday (4) in a battle between ular season, earning a first-round ALL-STARS seed in the bracket. They’ll visit No. NEC teams. Danvers finished its bye. The Big Blue host the winner From B1 4 Boston Latin Monday (3:30). The regular season at 9-9. Lynn Clas- between No. 6 Lynnfield and No. 11 Patriots went 9-6 during the regular sical earned the No. 10 seed with Fenwick in the second round. The The second team all-stars for the NEC North Division season and earned the No. 9 seed. a 10-7 record. The Rams will visit Pioneers host the Crusaders Sun- include two Classical players one from English. Sean Revere has a first-round match Northeastern Conference rival Bev- day (1). Devin and Aidan Dow represent the Rams. against No. 8 North Andover on the erly, the No. 7 seed, Monday (4). Saugus earned the No. 7 seed with “Their hard work and preparation in the offseason put road Monday (4). Also, the No. 13 Gloucester Fisher- a 12-4 mark. The Sachems host No. them in a position to have a successful regular season In Division 2 North, there are five men visit No. 4 Burlington Monday 10 Amesbury Sunday (1). this year,” Classical coach Mike Zukowski said. “Their talent and statistics were noticed by other coaches throughout the league and has led them to being selected. I’m very proud of A.J., Sean and Aidan.” Navs’ late rally not enough to get past Nashua Briston Maynard represents the Bulldogs. Beverly landed three players on the team in seniors Nick Berry, NAVS frame. Right fielder Andrew Gorham pitched a scoreless seventh inning to Kyle Cravatis and Tim McCarthy. Also on the team are From B1 (Tulane) concluded the hosts’ scoring earn the win for the Silver Knights. Peabody pitchers Alex D’Angelo and Eddie Campbell, run with a two-run double to left-cen- Aidan Welch (Millersville) worked Revere’s E.J. Leone, Medford’s Jacob Whistler and Geno North Shore scored a run in the top ter. around the two miscues, one hit, and Desimone and Marblehead’s Alex Rosen. of the fifth to temporarily increase its The Navs scored single runs in their one unearned run to post the save. Swampscott landed two second team all-stars from the lead to two runs as Mejia led off a final two at-bats to cut the score to the Devin O’Donovan (Austin Peay) NEC South Division in Spencer Perkins and Max Pegna- second consecutive inning with a sin- final of 8-7. Left fielder Michael Wyn- logged a scoreless eighth inning out of to. Danvers has three players representing the Falcons gle and came around to score after a ne (Wofford) drove home the sev- the Navs bullpen. in seniors Justin Nadeau, Zach Dillon and Nick Raimo. pair of errors charged to Littlefield. enth-inning run with a two-out single, The Navigators host their home Also on the team are Malden’s Kevin Gilligan, Somer- A four-run seventh proved to be the while second baseman George Suther- opener at Fraser Field Saturday ville’s Justin Schofield, Winthrop’s Dan Gillis, Glouces- difference in the game. New England land (Cochise) scored the final run on against the Worcester Bravehearts at ter’s Matt Smith and Jack Sperry, Saugus’ Mike Mabee College’s Shayne Audet, the second the first of two errors in the final 6 p.m., before rounding out the week- and Salem’s Bryan Pena and Tommy Beauregard. Navigator reliever, walked three and frame. end with a Sunday doubleheader in Pairings and seeding for the upcoming state tourna- allowed four runs on two hits in the Nick Couhig (Boston College) Bristol, Conn. ment are set to be announced Monday. LeBron James left in disbelief after brilliant Game 1 performance

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — LeBron trailing 107-106. Hill hit the first shot The Cavaliers were not able to recov- James defied belief with another bril- to tie the game but missed the second. er from Smith’s blunder. liant playoff performance and was in Smith secured the rebound but drib- The Warriors scored on their first pos- utter disbelief at the officials and a bled to half court, a play usually made session of overtime when Durant drew play by teammate J.R. Smith down the with the lead. James was calling for a foul from Hill that upset James once stretch that sent the Cleveland Cava- the ball that entire time and could only again and never looked back, outscor- liers to a 124-114 overtime loss to Gold- hold his arms out in shock before walking Cleveland 17-7 in the extra session. en State in Game 1 of the NBA Finals ing back to the huddle for overtime. The game ended with James jaw- on Thursday night. While coach Tyronn Lue said Smith ing with Stephen Curry and Klay James posted the first 50-point game thought the Cavs were up by a point, Thompson and then teammate Tristan in the finals since Michael Jordan did Smith insisted he knew the score. Thompson getting ejected for a flagrant it 25 years ago and had the Cavaliers “I knew it was tied,” he said. “I thought foul after he got upset when Shaun in position to stun the heavily favored we were going to take a timeout because Livingston attempted a shot when the Warriors in the opener before a disput- I got the rebound. I’m pretty sure every- game was already in hand instead of ed replay overturn and Smith’s blun- body didn’t think I was going to shoot it taking a shot-clock violation. der turned the tide in Golden State’s over KD right there. ... I tried to bring There were several calls down the favor. it out and get enough space to maybe stretch that angered James, with the “Tonight we played as well as we’ve get a shot off. I looked over at LeBron biggest coming after James drove past played all postseason, and we gave our- and he looked like he was trying to get Stephen Curry for a three-point play selves a chance possession after pos- a timeout. So I stopped, and the game that put Cleveland up 104-102 with 50 session after possession,” James said. was over.” seconds left. “There were just some plays that were James said he didn’t know what James appeared to draw a charge on kind of taken away from us. Simple as Smith was thinking and walked out Durant. But officials went to the re- that.” of the postgame news conference after play to see if James was in the restrict- James finished with 51 points in the growing tired of repeated questioning ed area which would make it a block. highest scoring finals game in a losing about whether Smith knew the score. While James was clearly outside the effort and had the Cavaliers in posi- “I don’t know what J.R. was thinking,” restricted area, officials also had the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion to win when his pass down low to James said, refusing to speculate on chance to review whether James was George Hill drew a foul on Klay Thomp- Smith’s thought process. “I don’t know in legal guarding position and changed LeBron James reacts to a call against him in son with 4.6 seconds left and Cleveland the question you’re trying to ask.” the call to a block. Game 1 of the NBA Finals Thursday night. SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY St. Peter Marian at St. John’s (2:30) Track Baseball All-State Meet (at Fitchburg State, TBA)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball their families throughout the North Shore, Greater skills clinics Boston, and Merrimack Valley. Your support The Helen Ridley basket- enables All Care to contin- ball skills clinics will be ue to provide quality home held over the next few health care regardless of months, with nine sessions one’s ability to pay. in total. The clinics are all Sponsorship opportuni- on Mondays from 7 p.m. ties are available. To until 8:30 p.m., and will be secure your sponsorship, to held on June 4, 11 and 18. donate an item, or buy a The clinics are open to raffle ticket, please contact boys and girls in grades Julie Manninen at 781- 4-12 and will be held at St. 244-1124 or at jmanninen@ Mary’s High School on 35 allcare.org. Tremont St. The cost of the clinic is $200 and partici- pants will need to bring a Lynn Woods cross ball. This will be a high inten- country series sity clinic for boys and The 49th annual Lynn girls to get you in shape Summer cross country and to help develop basket- series will continue every ball skills. Drills are Wednesday until Septem- designed to help any play- ber 26, with the exception PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er at any level with ball of July 5. handling, shooting (off the Each evening includes a Tiger Woods reads a putt on the ninth hole during the second round of the Memorial tournament dribble, off screens and off regular 1.59 mile, a short at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio, Friday afternoon. the pass), creating your race of the day and a long own shot and finishing at race of the day. There is no the rim. We will also mix entry fee. in playing games so that Refer top www.lwrun.org Dramatic eagle helps keep Woods players can learn how to use their skills in a game for more information. situation. Please email or call Carey Baseball in weekend contention at Memorial Helen Ridley to save your spot and/or if you have any Academy this July DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Tiger his game in the opening round. De- “But it’s nice to have played well questions at ridleytop- The Carey Baseball worked his way into contention at spite a 90-weather delay after he ea- enough to make the cut, be able to [email protected] Academy will conduct it’s the Memorial, despite his putter let- gled the 11th, he finished feeling fine. play the weekend, keep working on or 781-775-0778. specialty camps July 11 ting him down. “It’s weird to say, but this is my first my game and hopefully get sharp- and 12 at the Lynn Babe He energized the crowd, too, with delay this year,” he said. “Coming er and sharper. But the challenge All Care VNA golf Ruth Complex at Breed a brilliant eagle on the par-5 11th at back out of it I was a little worried for me is I feel like my game and Middle School in Lynn. Muirfield Village, a place where he’s how my back was going to feel. I was ball-striking and all those things are tournament The hitting sessions will won five times. hoping the delay wouldn’t be that sharp, but I haven’t been sharp with All Care VNA & Hospice be conducted from 9 to Woods’ wedge shot from 97 yards long. I was pacing back and forth try- my focus and picking a shot.” will host its 26th annual 11:30 a.m. Each player out hit past the hole before spinning ing keep it loose, keep myself warm. THAT WORKED OUT WELL Charity Golf Open on Mon- will be slow-motion ana- backward and rolling in. He raised There are things I don’t know yet. Bubba Watson was rankled at cad- day, June 25, at Gannon lyzed by video and receive his arms in triumph, pitched his club This is new.” dy Ted Scott after his first shot on Golf Course. Players tee off a written evaluation. to the caddy and acknowledged the PHIL’S FINE BACK NINE the par-5 5th hole. Watson wanted at 9:30 a.m. and will enjoy The pitchers/catchers roar from the gallery. Phil Mickelson also bounced back to use his driver for the tee shot but a great day of golf, net- session will be held from He carded a 67 for the day, but it into contention after a disappointing Scott called for the 3-wood. Watson’s working, fun and charita- 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects should have been better. opening round. shot left him with a hooking 228- ble giving. Lunch on the of their respective “I missed a lot of short putts, which A 2-over 74 on Thursday left him yard shot to the pin. course and a lively 19th mechanics will be covered. is, you know, something I don’t nor- buried and in danger of missing the It ended up turning out OK. hole celebration will be fol- Each will receive a written mally do, which is just frustrating,” cut. He recorded a pair of bogeys on Watson hit a 4-iron to the green lowed by a reception with evaluation in addition to he said. the first nine holes Friday, but then and then sank the 12-foot putt. dinner, drinks, awards, raf- all pitchers video ana- Woods was at 5-under, six shots birdied six of the last nine to finish “And after I made eagle, (Scott) fles and live auction! lyzed. behind co-leaders Kyle Stanley and with a 66. He’s 4-under, seven off the said, do you still want to hit driv- The cost of each five- Cost for golf and dinner Joaquin Niemann. lead. er?” Watson said. “I said, well, I had hour session is $90 each. is $200 per person. Regis- He was concerned about his re- “It’s only nine holes. I don’t want to to play the last two shots perfect to ter at www.allcare.org/ For further information paired back, after tightness affected put too much into it,” Mickelson said. make up for your mistake off the tee.” golf-tournament-registra- please contact Coach tion/ Frank Carey at (781) 842- Proceeds from this fund- 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- raising event will benefit cast.net or at www.carey- Brittany Licicome to play in PGA Tour event countless patients and baseballacademy.com. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Brittany NHL PLAYOFFS Lincicome is set to join an elite group — female professionals playing in a PGA STANLEY CUP FINAL Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. Tour event. (Best-of-7) Monday, June 4 Lincicome said Friday at the U.S. Monday, May 28 Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. Women’s Open that she was asked to Vegas 6, Washington 4 Thursday, June 7 Wednesday, May 30 play in the Barbasol Championship in Washington 3, Vegas 2, Series Washington at Vegas, 8 p.m. Kentucky July 19-22. tied 1-1 Sunday, June 10 “I love competing with the guys,” she Saturday, June 2 x-Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. said. “I feel like I step up my game when I play with them. I play a little harder, NBA PLAYOFFS try a little harder when I play against them. I always thought it would be cool NBA FINALS Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. to try.” (Best-of-7) Friday, June 8 Her exemption for the event was first Thursday, May 31 Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. reported by Golf Digest. Golden State 124, Cleveland 114, Monday, June 11 Tom Murray, president and CEO of OT, Golden State leads series 1-0 Cleveland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Sunday, June 3 Thursday, June 14 Perio, which owns the Barbasol and Pure Silk brands, reached out to her a Cleveland at Golden State, 8 p.m. x-Golden State at Cleveland, 9 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday, June 6 p.m. couple of weeks ago, Lincicome said. “I was kind of torn,” she said. “Obvi- LPGA Tour player Brittany Lincicome, one of the longest ously I can already hear people saying hitters on the women’s tour, has been given a sponsor’s MLB you are trying to compare yourself to exemption to play in the Barbasol Championship, a men’s AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE the men. That’s not what it is.” PGA Tour event, next month. East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 39 18 .684 — Atlanta 33 23 .589 — New York 35 17 .673 1½ Washington 32 23 .582 ½ Tampa Bay 28 27 .509 10 Philadelphia 31 23 .574 1 TV/RADIO Toronto 25 31 .446 13½ New York 27 27 .500 5 Tennis Baltimore 17 39 .304 21½ Miami 20 36 .357 13 SATURDAY Central Division Central Division TV 5 a.m...... French Open...... Tennis W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 12 p.m...... French Open...... NBC Cleveland 30 25 .545 — Milwaukee 36 21 .632 — MLB Detroit 26 30 .464 4½ Chicago 30 23 .566 4 2 p.m...... Pittsburgh at St. Louis...... MLB Network Track and field Minnesota 22 30 .423 6½ St. Louis 30 24 .556 4½ 3 p.m...... IAAF Diamond League...... NBC Kansas City 20 36 .357 10½ Pittsburgh 29 27 .518 6½ 4:10 p.m...... Cleveland at Minnesota...... FS1 Chicago 16 37 .302 13 Cincinnati 20 37 .351 16 7:15 p.m...... Boston at Houston...... Fox Radio West Division West Division 10 p.m...... Philadelphia at San Francisco...... MLB Network MLB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 7:15 p.m...... Boston at Houston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Houston 36 22 .621 — Colorado 30 26 .536 — College baseball Seattle 34 22 .607 1 Arizona 28 27 .509 1½ Soccer Los Angeles 30 27 .526 5½ Los Angeles 26 30 .464 4 12 p.m...... NCAA regionals...... ESPN2 7:30 p.m...... MLS: New York at New England...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Oakland 29 28 .509 6½ San Francisco 26 30 .464 4 4 p.m...... NCAA regionals...... ESPNU SUNDAY Texas 24 35 .407 12½ San Diego 25 33 .431 6 7 p.m...... NCAA regionals...... ESPN2 TV Friday’s Games les 5-3), 10:10 p.m. 10 p.m...... NCAA regionals...... ESPN2 MLB N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (Kuhl 4-3) at St. Louis (Weaver Toronto at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. 3-5), 2:15 p.m. Golf 1 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at NY Mets...... MLB Network Boston at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Washington (Gonzalez 6-2) at Atlanta 6:30 a.m...... European PGA: Italian Open...... Golf 7:38 p.m...... Boston at Houston...... ESPN Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (McCarthy 5-2), 4:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Montgomery 1-1) at N.Y. 12:30 p.m...... PGA: The Memorial...... Golf NBA Finals Oakland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Mets (deGrom 4-0), 7:15 p.m. 8 p.m...... Cleveland at Golden State...... ABC Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 3-1) at Colorado 2 p.m...... US Women’s Open...... Fox Tampa Bay at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Marquez 4-5), 7:15 p.m. 3 p.m...... PGA: The Memorial...... CBS WNBA Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Harvey 1-3) at San Diego (Lauer 3 p.m...... Connecticut at Washington...... NBCSB Washington at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. 1-3), 8:40 p.m. Stanley Cup Final Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Golf Philadelphia (Velasquez 4-5) at San Fran- 8 p.m...... Vegas at Washington...... NBCSN L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. cisco (Suarez 1-4), 10:05 p.m. Miami at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. 6:30 a.m...... European PGA: Italian Open...... Golf Miami (Smith 4-5) at Arizona (Greinke 3-4), Auto racing Cincinnati at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 10:10 p.m. 12 p.m...... PGA: The Memorial...... Golf Philadelphia at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 12:30 p.m...... IMSA: Detroit Grand Prix...... FS2 Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games 2 p.m...... US Women’s Open...... Fox N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Chacin 3-1) at Chicago White 1 p.m...... Xfinity: Pocono 250...... FS1 Toronto at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 2:30 p.m...... PGA: The Memorial...... CBS Sox (Shields 1-5), 2:10 p.m. 3:50 p.m...... IndyCar: Dual in Detroit Dual 1...... ABC Oakland (Cahill 1-2) at Kansas City (Ham- Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Auto racing mel 2-5), 2:15 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Horse racing Oakland at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. 2 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: Pocono 400...... FS1 N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 6-2) at Baltimore 10 a.m...... Epsom Derby...... NBCSN (Gausman 3-4), 4:05 p.m. Texas at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. 3:50 p.m...... IndyCar: Dual in Detroit Dual 2...... ABC Cleveland (Bauer 4-3) at Minnesota (Lynn Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Motor sports Boston at Houston, 7:35 p.m. Rugby 3-4), 4:10 p.m. 4 p.m...... AMA Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Series: Thunder Toronto (Happ 7-3) at Detroit (Boyd 3-4), Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. 10 a.m...... Collegiate championship...... ESPN2 4:10 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. Valley Classic...... NBCSN Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Soccer Boston (Price 5-4) at Houston (Verlander Rugby 7-2), 7:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... MLS: Minnesota at Sporting Kansas City...... FS1 Texas (Hamels 3-5) at L.A. Angels (Rich- Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 9 a.m...... Collegiate championship...... ESPN2 ards 4-4), 9:07 p.m. Miami at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Drag racing Soccer Tampa Bay (Archer 3-3) at Seattle (Gonza- Cincinnati at San Diego, 6:10 p.m. 5:30 p.m...... NHRA: Route 66 Nationals (tape)...... FS1 3 p.m...... Men’s friendly: US vs. Ireland...... ESPN2 College softball 3:30 p.m...... NWSL: Chicago at Washington...... Lifetime TODAY IN SPORTS 1 p.m...... NCAA World Series...... ESPN 5 p.m...... MLS: Los Angeles at Portland...... ESPN2 Eddie Dugan, posts a four-length 3:30 p.m...... NCAA World Series...... ESPN June 2 7:30 p.m...... MLS: New York at New England...... NBCSB 1896 — Hastings, ridden by H. victory over Live Wire in the Preak- Tennis 7:55 p.m...... Mexico vs. Scotland...... FS1 Griffin, edges Handspring by a ness Stakes. 12 p.m...... French Open...... NBC neck to capture the Belmont 1909 — Joe Madden, ridden by College softball Radio Stakes. Eddie Dugan, wins the Belmont 12 p.m...... World Series: Arizona State vs. Oklahoma...ESPN MLB 1908 — Royal Tourist, ridden by Stakes by eight lengths. 2:30 p.m...... World Series: Georgia vs. Florida State...... ESPN 7:38 p.m...... Boston at Houston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 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 SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JUNE 2, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WGBH Survival Guide for Fleetwood Mac: The Dance Rock group Summer, Surf & Beach Music Jimmy Buffett: BrainFit: 50 Ways to Put some muscle behind your ^ PBS Pain-Free Living reunites. We Love (My Music) Buried Treasure Grow Your Brain Short trips will lead to valu- Out of sight, out of mind, so plans. Stick close to home WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Ransom “The Fawn” Hawaii Five-0 48 Hours News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles able information. Discuss steer clear of anyone putting $ CBS Fortune (N) plans with someone who has demands on you if you want to and make room for the chang- WCVB Inside Chronicle The Bachelorette The men try to make a 20/20 News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- something to offer in return. A get the tasks that are import- es you want to implement into % ABC Edition “Sleep” good impression. Center 5 Page “Terra Incognita” tary reunion will remind you to let ant to you taken care of. your daily routine. Set up a WBTS Access (N) Taken “ACGT” (N) Dateline NBC (N) News Saturday Night Live 1st Look go of the past. workspace or fitness area. * NBC at 11 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WFXT MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Houston Astros. Minute Maid Boston Boston Love Connection Just for Just for Boston CANCER (June 21-July 22) Look at alternative options. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 9 FOX Park. (N) News 25 “Chanelle & Logan” Laughs Laughs News If you engage in something Partnerships should be nur- Check out different life- WUTF ›› El circo (1942, Comedia) Mario Oro y polvo (2015, Acción) Victor Alfonso, Dragon Heat (2005, Acción) Sammo Hung, ››› styles and cultures to find different, it will open your = UMA Moreno, Gloria Lynch. Cody Kasch, Carolina Guerra. Michael Biehn, Jun-ho Heo. Deficit tured. Don’t fear the un- motivation to incorporate mind to a host of interesting (N) ›››‡ (2003, Biography) Charlize known or trying something WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p Monster Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & unique changes and friend- new options. Use your skills F MNT Theory Theory Theron, Christina Ricci. Molly new. Change can be good if to bring about change in your WGBX 28 Day Metabolism The Big Band Years (My Music) Big Band On the Psychiatrist’s Couch With Daniel Austin City Limits NOVA it’s incorporated into your life ships into your life. Personal changes and romance are community or help loved ones. L PBS Makeover hits. Amen, MD “The Pretenders” Wonders properly. Romance should be WWJE Frontier Force Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 “Final Crime 360 “Deadly Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue favored. R JN Call” Alibis” 911 911 911 911 911 a priority. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be careful what you say to WLVI Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Best Scandal SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) your peers. Someone will turn X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy Man” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Say what’s on your mind and TELE El ratón Pérez 2 (2008) Claudia Robar y pasar: La filosofía del Barca Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa Look for a cause that could on you if you are too open find out where you stand. If about your personal situation. ¨ TELE Fontán, Manuel Manquiña. y Más nes tremas “Soy superior” use your skills, and dig in and someone is evasive, ask direct WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & help. Keeping busy will help Protect yourself against ru- ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order questions. It’s time to sort out mors and people meddling in you avoid trouble and people your differences and make ap- CABLE STATIONS who entice you to be indul- your affairs. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 06.02.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law propriate changes. A&E gent. PD -- 11.04.17” (N) enforcement. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) (6:30) ››‡ “The World Is Not Enough” (1999, Action) ›› Die Another Day (2002) Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry. James ››› GoldenEye CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) AMC Refrain from making a snap Pierce Brosnan, Sophie Marceau. Bond and an American spy track a North Korean villain. (1995) Sean Bean VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don’t hide from change. It’s decision or a change you’ll ››› Meet the Parents (2000, Comedy) ››› Meet the Parents (2000, Comedy) Robert De ›› Sex and the City 2 (2010) Sarah Jes- Take a day trip, visit an old BRAVO in your best interest to expe- end up regretting. Do your re- Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ Niro, Ben Stiller, Blythe Danner. ‘PG-13’ sica Parker, Kim Cattrall. ‘R’ friend or relative or sign up for rience all that you can and to search and interrogate anyone Moonshiners Moonshiners “Hush Moonshiners Tickle Moonshiners “Blue Moonshiners “Rival Moonshiners Moon- DISC a retreat that will help you feel share what you discover with using persuasive tactics to get Money” bootlegs at night. Moonshine” Shiners” shiners balanced and ready to take a loved one. Personal gain is you involved in something “Teen ›› Teen Beach 2 (2015, Musical Comedy) Andi Andi Mack “Cyrus’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Duck- Bizaard- Bizaard- DISN Beach” Ross Lynch, Maia Mitchell. ‘NR’ Mack Bash-Mitzvah!” Tales vark vark on the world. apparent. questionable. College Softball NCAA World Series, NCAA College Softball NCAA World Series, SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN Game 9: Teams TBA. (N) Update Game 10: Teams TBA. (N) ter College Baseball NCAA Tournament, Regional: Teams TBA. (N) College Baseball NCAA Tournament, Regional: Teams TBA. (N) College BRIDGE ESPN2 Rugby (6:40) ›››‡ “Big Hero 6” (2014) Voices of ›››‡ Zootopia (2016, Children’s) Voices of Ginnifer ››‡ Alice in Wonderland (2010, Chil- FREE Ryan Potter, Scott Adsit. Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Shakira. dren’s) Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska. (6:00) ››‡ “Pitch Perfect 2” (2015) Anna › Grown Ups 2 (2013, Comedy) Adam Legion Inner demons The Americans Life-changing Do you win or lose at this third trick? FX Kendrick, Rebel Wilson. Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock. take control. choice for the Jennings. William Makepeace Thac- game — but which one, three from the dummy. He can win (6:15) “Fahrenheit ›››‡ Blade Runner 2049 (2017, Science Fiction) Westworld Looking in the wrong Westworld “Akane West- HBO 451” (2018) ‘NR’ Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford. ‘R’ direction. No Mai” world keray wrote, “To love and win no-trump or four hearts? Espe- West’s diamond shift, cash two American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American is the best thing. To love and cially when East overcalls two trumps from hand, unblock HIST “Frank’s Big Day” Pickers lose, the next best thing.” spades, South might well jump the club ace-king, cross to the (6:00) “Story of a Fiancé Killer (2018, Suspense) Felisha Open Marriage (2017, Drama) Tilky Jones, Fiancé Killer (2018, Suspense) board with a trump and pitch LIFE What a romantic! to three no-trump. Here, as you Girl” (2017, Drama) Cooper, Kari Wuhrer, Adam Huss. Nikki Leigh, Kelly Dowdle. Felisha Cooper, Kari Wuhrer. In yesterday’s deal, declarer can see, that contract would his two diamond losers on the (6:00) ›› “White ›‡ What Happens in Vegas (2008, Romance-Come- ››‡ Baby Mama (2008) Tina Fey. A career woman ›‡ Big club queen-jack. MTV Chicks” (2004) dy) Cameron Diaz, Ashton Kutcher. hires a surrogate mother to have her baby. Daddy had to decide at trick three come home with at least one Golf MLS Soccer New York Red Bulls at New Postgame Angling MLL Lacrosse Florida Launch at Boston MLS Soccer: Red whether to overruff or to dis- overtrick and probably two. NBCSB Academy England Revolution. Gillette Stadium. (N) Cannons. (N) Bulls at Revolution card an inevitable loser. At first In four hearts, South should Red Sox Red Sox Heartland Poker Fight Sports MMA Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox glance, it seemed not to mat- see four losers: two spades NESN Report Report Tour From Aug. 5, 2016. Today Today Today Water TV at Houston Astros. ter, but the distribution was un- and two diamonds. But he has Henry Danger “Live Nicky, Knight Full Full Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK expectedly unfavorable. Today, 10 winners: five hearts, one di- & Dangerous” Ricky Squad House House House House South has that choice again. amond and four clubs. At first (6:55) ››› “The Sum of All Fears” (2002, Patrick Melrose 68 Kill (2017, Comedy) Matthew Patrick Melrose Billions “Redemp- SHOW Suspense) Ben Affleck. ‘PG-13’ “Mother’s Milk” (N) Gray Gubler. ‘R’ “Mother’s Milk” tion” He is in four hearts. West leads glance, it seems as if declarer “Fantastic Four: ››› Only the Brave (2017, Drama) Josh Brolin, Miles Sweetbit- Vida ›› Behind Enemy Lines (2001, Action) the spade nine because of his can overruff at trick three to STARZ Silver Surfer” Teller, Jeff Bridges. ‘PG-13’ ter Owen Wilson, Gene Hackman. ‘PG-13’ partner’s opening bid. East gain an overtrick. But how will (5:30) ›››‡ “A.I.: Artificial ›› The Last Witch Hunter (2015, Fantasy) Vin Diesel, Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama takes the first two tricks with he get four club tricks? SYFY Intelligence” (2001) Elijah Wood, Rose Leslie. his king and ace, then plays Yes, perhaps West ruffed ›››‡ The Jungle Book (2016, Children’s) Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full The Last Joker’s Drop the 2 Broke TBS a third spade, and West ruffs from an original three-card Neel Sethi, Voice of Bill Murray. Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal O.G. Wild Mic Girls South’s queen. What should trump holding, but not today. (5:30) ››‡ “The ›› We’re the Millers (2013, Comedy) Jennifer Anis- ››‡ Magic Mike XXL (2015) Channing Tatum. Former Knocked TNT Intern” (2015) ton, Jason Sudeikis, Will Poulter. stripper Mike Lane comes out of retirement. Up (2007) declarer do now? Instead, it is time for anoth- (5:30) ››› “Brides- ›› Get Hard (2015, Comedy) Will Ferrell, ›› Get Hard (2015) Will Ferrell. A prison-bound mil- The Colony As soon as North raises to er loser-on-loser play. South USA maids” Kevin Hart, Craig T. Nelson. lionaire asks a black man for advice. Cromarties two hearts, South plans to bid should discard a diamond ›› Men in Black II (2002, Action) Tommy ›‡ Friday After Next (2002, Comedy) Ice ››‡ Lottery Ticket (2010, Comedy) Bow Wow. A VH1 Lee Jones, Will Smith, Rip Torn. Cube, Mike Epps, John Witherspoon. young man wins a multimillion-dollar prize. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV JUNE 3, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Pavlo Live in Kastoria Pavlo Andrea Bocelli -- Landmarks The Brain Mind Body Connection With 10 Day Belly Slimdown With ^ PBS performs old and new music. Live in Concert: A Great Dr. Rudy Tanzi & Deepak Chopra Dr. Kellyann WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Instinct “Bye Bye S.W.A.T. “Source” NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Jentezen $ CBS Birdie” (N) Osteen Franklin WCVB Jimmy NBA 2018 NBA Finals Cleveland Cavaliers at Golden State NBA News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Kimmel Warriors. Game 2. (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Asylum” WBTS Dateline NBC (N) ››‡ Jurassic World (2015) Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard. News Access American Ninja * NBC Man-made dinosaurs go on a rampage at an island resort. at 11 Warrior WFXT One Strange Rock Simpsons Bob’s Family Family Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX “Gasp” Burgers Guy Guy 10PM (N) News Depth Out Spo. Minute News WUTF ›› The Transporter (2002, Acción) Jason ›› Monstruos: El continente oscuro Drug Drug ›› The Transporter (2002) = UMA Statham, Shu Qi, François Berléand. (2014) Johnny Harris, Sam Keeley. Wars Wars Jason Statham, Shu Qi. WSBK Castle “After the WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods “Love Blue Bloods A girl is Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Storm” Lost” kidnapped. Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX (6:30) ADD and Lov- Brain Secrets With Dr. Michael Merzenich Rhythm and Blues 40: A Soul Spectacu- Ask This Secrets of Self- L PBS ing It?! Maintaining cognitive fitness. lar Concert unites artists. Old H’se ridges WWJE Poisoned Passions Killer Profile Sean Handsome Devils Secret Secret Drugs, Inc. “Hur- Border Wars “Rio Hard R JN Vincent Gillis. “Desert Rat” Lives Lives ricane Blow” Grande Reefer” Time WLVI Anger Anger Modern Modern Gold- Gold- 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Home Scandal “The Can- X CW Manage. Manage. Family Family bergs bergs CW56 (N) Guy Run” didate” TELE ››‡ Fast & Furious 6 (2013, Acción) Vin Luis Miguel, la Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- Luis Miguel, la serie Decisio- ¨ TELE Diesel, Paul Walker. serie (N) invita (N) y Más nes nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “I Do, NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Deliverance” “Disorder” I Do” “Overwatch” “Archangel” “Lockup” CABLE STATIONS Storage Storage Storage Wars: Go Big or Bust Mary’s Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Wars: Go Big or Bust A&E Wars Wars locker reveals a sticky past. (N) Wars Wars Wars Wars (6:30) ››‡ “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” (2005, Ac- Fear the Walking Into the Badlands Talking Dead (N) Fear the Walking Into the AMC tion) Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie. 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A slow- FREE pia” (2016) Tango witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. (6:00) ›› “Now You See Me 2” (2016) Pose “Pilot” Damon aspires to Pose “Pilot” Damon aspires to Legion Inner demons Pose FX Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo. join a dance company. (N) join a dance company. take control. “Pilot” (6:15) ›››‡ “Blade Runner 2049” (2017, Westworld Strike the Succession “Cel- Last Succession “Cel- Westworld Strike the HBO Science Fiction) Ryan Gosling. ‘R’ match. (N) ebration” (N) Week ebration” match. Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Stars: Pumped Up “WWII Pawn” A SIX Graves and Ortiz Pawn Pawn Pawn HIST Stars Stars Stars Stars folding bike from WWII; a Bible. (N) clash. Stars Stars Stars (6:00) “Marriage of Girl in the Bunker: Special Edition (2017, Kept Woman (2015, Drama) Courtney Ford, Girl in the Bunker: Special Edi- LIFE Lies” (2016) Suspense) Julia Lalonde, Henry Thomas. Shaun Benson, Andrew W. Walker. tion (2017) Julia Lalonde. 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Gay rights By Ben Nuckols activists ASSOCIATED PRESS attend a May Day rally in OXON HILL, Md. — The St. Petersburg, end of the biggest Scripps Russia. National Spelling Bee in history came abruptly, FILE PHOTO | and it wasn’t the conclu- ASSOCIATED PRESS sion that many expected. Naysa Modi, a poised and charismatic four-time par- Russia talks LGBT tolerance for ticipant whose long spelling career seemed to be building toward triumph, World Cup, but locals have doubts sat next to a newcomer whom she had already By James around it will be quite propaganda”. Under Rus- beaten this year — at the Ellingworth and safe, I believe,” to display sian law, anyone who dis- county level. Iuliia Subbotovska symbols of gay activism plays a rainbow flag in a But 12-year-old Nay- ASSOCIATED PRESS like the rainbow flag, he public setting where chil- sa blinked immediately, told The Associated Press. dren are present — such as mixing up the single and MOSCOW — Tolerat- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed during the World Cup, That echoes the tolerant a stadium — could be fined. double “s’’ in the Ger- Russia’s LGBT commu- line from Russia’s govern- Jonny Dzhibladze of the man-derived word “Be- Karthik Nemmani, 14, from McKinney, Texas, is nities face a return to ment-run World Cup orga- “Coming Out” organization wusstseinslage” — a state presented with the Scripps National Spelling widespread discrimina- nizing committee. in St. Petersburg suggested of consciousness or a feel- Bee trophy by Adam Symson, president and tion when the FIFA circus “All visitors to Russia in foreign LGBT fans will be ing devoid of sensory com- CEO, E.W. Scripps Company, in Oxon Hill, Md. packs up and leaves the 2018 — regardless of race, treated better than locals. ponents — and 14-year- country in mid-July. gender, religion, ability or “But, knowing Russian old Karthik Nemmani day night put the spot- cards — there had never As head of Russia’s sexual orientation — can media and the homophobic seized an opportunity that light back onto the story of been more than 300 com- LGBT Sports Federation, expect a warm welcome,” it rhetoric that they use, it he wouldn’t have had be- this bee week — the new petitors previously — and Alexander Agapov says said in a statement. “Per- will probably be framed as: fore this year. wild-card program that four of the 16 prime-time he can’t advertise sports sons will not be fined for ex- ‘These crazy rainbow peo- “I didn’t really think Scripps launched to give finalists got in through events without hiring se- pressing their feelings. The ple have come from Europe. I’d be able to do it,” the a chance to spellers like the new program, known curity and he’s been at- display of rainbow flags in Let’s forgive them and put soft-spoken winner said. him, who have to compete as “RSVBee.” tacked on public transport. the stands or at public cel- up with them while they’re “I had confidence that I against some of the na- When only three spellers Still, he predicts foreigners ebrations will be allowed.” here. They’re guests. But could do it, but I honestly tion’s best spellers at the remained, all were from arriving for the World Cup Rainbow flags are gen- as soon as they leave, we didn’t realistically think it local level. The field was the Dallas area, which won’t notice a thing. erally seen by Russian au- return to our Russian tra- could happen.” expanded to 515 spellers has long been a hotbed of “In the stadium and thorities as banned “gay ditional values.’” Karthik’s victory Thurs- to accommodate the wild spelling talent.

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By Rob Nikolewski THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE Moments before the Cal- ifornia Energy Commis- sion (CEC) voted to adopt new energy efficiency standards that included a requirement that all new homes in the state be equipped with rooftop solar, commissioner Andrew McAllister lightheartedly invoked the words of Neil Armstrong, the first human to step on the moon. FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE “Really happy to be getting this to the finish line Kate Devlin looks at her Canon digital SLR to make sure her exposure and one big step for man- of the staircase in a Glenside home for sale is correct. kind, I guess,” said McAl- lister, who took the lead FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE How this real estate photographer in helping draft the solar Solar panels on the roof of a new housing de- mandate that passed 5-0 velopment in Santee, Calif. on May 9. makes homes look listing-ready But the new solar rule McAllister admits he’s The rule does not need to Devlin, who lives in Fair- buyers to keep swiping. has generated a less sun- been taken aback, saying be approved by the state By Cassie Owens ny outlook from others. some of the broadsides Legislature or the Califor- PHILLY.COM mount, estimates that she Sixty percent of Real- Besides generating com- shoots some 525 homes a tors, according to another take “the ivory tower ap- nia Public Utilities Com- PHILADELPHIA — plaints about raising the year. Real estate photog- 2017 NAR survey, recom- proach” and “ignores mission. Photographer Kate Devlin cost of new homes in an where the marketplace is It has just one more raphy isn’t a new field, but mend leaving photos to already expensive housing takes the time to consider it carries new clout in the and where the electric sec- hurdle to clear — approval all four corners of a room. the pros, in part, because market in California, the tor is going.” from the California Build- internet age as searching the pictures won’t be mandate has been criticized Bare or cluttered, tight or for homes online has be- WHAT THE SOLAR ing Standards Commission viewed solely by poten- by some energy wonks who spacious, the next corner come a near-universal ex- MANDATE DOES (CBSC), which will vote on tial buyers. Photographer say the rule does not make always offers a different perience. Every three years the the code’s update sometime view. Is the best photo- Drew Callaghan, based economic sense and does CEC revises California’s in the fourth quarter of this According to a 2017 Na- graph of a living room the in Queen Village, noted nothing to reduce the glut Building Efficiency Stan- year. The CBSC usually tional Association of Real- one that reveals a glimpse that many photos survive of electricity already gen- dards. This year’s itera- accepts CEC recommenda- tors survey, 95 percent of of a stairway and not the erated in the state in the tion included the usual tions without change. home buyers used the in- in online databases after middle of the day. upgrades to the code — According to CEC esti- open kitchen that lies di- ternet to look for property; sales close and serve ap- “All of my colleagues are for appliances, windows, mates, the new standards rectly ahead? Or should 68 percent are doing so on praisers, insurance firms saying, what the hell is go- walls, attics, lighting, etc. will reduce greenhouse she shoot both angles? their phones. The new im- and developers in their ing on in California?” said — but for the first time gas emissions by 700,000 An online real estate list- perative? Entice potential research. Severin Borenstein, pro- added a solar component. metric tons during the ing typically has 25 pho- fessor of Business Admin- Beginning in 2020, pho- course of the three-year tographs these days, an- istration and Public Policy tovoltaic (PV) systems will cycle, equivalent to taking other reason to consider at the Haas School of Busi- be installed on every house 115,000 gasoline-powered multiple perspectives. ness at UC Berkeley. that receives a building cars off the road. Devlin recently moved And within days of the permit, as well as condo- The commission said about the living room in Sales • Lessons • Guitar and bass repairs vote, UC Davis economics miniums and apartments the solar mandate will in- a Fitler Square rowhouse 453 Lincoln Ave calmly and quietly. She professor James Bushnell up to three stories high. crease the average cost of Saugus, MA 01906 posted a blog at Cal’s En- settled her tripod in a spot Homes shaded by trees or constructing a single-fam- 781-228-0680 ergy Institute calling the taller buildings, as well ily house by about $9,500 where the staircase sat mandate a symptom of as houses with roofs too but estimated that savings out of range, then found www.PlayMusicBoston.com “regulatory groupthink.” small to accommodate a on energy bills will more a shot that captured the 10% off first visit A columnist for the Chi- PV system, will be eligible than exceed the increased width of the living room, cago Tribune called the for exceptions or alterna- up-front costs during the but also the stairs in a new rule “boneheaded.” tives to the mandate. life of the home. mirror’s reflection.