Thank a Veteran This Memorial Day We Remember Those of Us Who Laid Down Their Lives for Our Freedoms

THANK A VETERAN THIS MEMORIAL DAY WE REMEMBER THOSE OF US WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR OUR FREEDOMS

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By Sue Ellen Woodcock jacent to Lynn’s marine transportation facility. June 1 is a very important If it all pans out for the date to soccer fans around the non-profit, there will be art in- world. It’s when The Champion- stallations, the use of storage ship soccer league, also known containers, a multi-purpose field as the English Football League, for soccer and basketball. holds its playoffs. It’s also when Al Wilson, of Beyond Walls, is supporters of a temporary wa- working toward raising $50,000 terfront development idea will through the civic crowdfunding Yellow Magenta Cyan Black gather at Tony’s Pub and Grill on platform Patronicity by June Franklin Street at 2 p.m. to raise 30 so that MassDevelopment money for the new concept. will match $50,000 for the proj- The suggested donation is ect through its Commonwealth $20. Places grant. The waterfront development “We want it available as peo- will be known as “The Launch” ple get on and off the ferry,” and is being proposed by the Wilson said. “It will be some- non-profit Beyond Walls (which thing for all ages.” brought all of the murals to the “There’s a strong desire to city). The idea is to utilize the three-acre waterfront parcel ad- Please see FUNDING Page 4

Memorial Day Activities in Lynn Sophia LeBert and Ben Curby (picture left) and Codi Butt and George Freeman (picture right) pose for pho- Decorating of Graves Memorial Day Parade tos at the St. Mary's of Lynn Junior-Senior Prom. See Pages 6 and 7 for more photos. Date: Thursday, May 23 Date: Monday, May 27 Time: 6 p.m. Time: Forms at 12:30 p.m. and Location: Pine Grove Ceme- steps off at 1:30 p.m., Sharp! tery Route: Market Street, City Lynn Community Health Center Notes: Those participating Hall Square, North Common should meet at the foot of the Street, Park Street, Boston designated an Employers of Excellence World War One Section at Street ending in front of Pine 6pm. Grove Cemetery. Special to the Journal ver. Lynn Community Health assistants can provide the very Center was one of 15 organiza- best care for their patients and PLAV Memorial Day Service City of Lynn Memorial Day The American Academy of tions to receive the distinction, are afforded opportunities for Date: Monday, May 27 Ceremony Physician Assistants (AAPA) and the only federally qualified professional growth and leader- Time: 10 a.m. Date: Monday, May 27 Center for Healthcare Leadership community health center. ship. The program is the first and Location: Breed Square Time: 2 p.m. and Management announced The award program is de- only PA-specific award program Sponsor: Polish Legion of Description: Following the the winners of the Employer of signed to showcase organizations available to organizations. American Veterans, Post 56 Parade, Lynn honors the fallen Excellence Awards during the that have created and maintain an Pine Grove Cemetery Sunken AAPA Conference 2019 in Den- environment in which physician Please see EXCELLENCE Page 4 Garden (145 Boston Street) Lynn Post Office to be rededicated in honor of Thomas P. Costin Jr.

Special to the Journal dy. He would hold that position ed, volunteer and civic positions until his retirement in 1992, help- in the Lynn community. The bill Former Lynn Mayor and Post- ing to usher in many changes in was signed by the president on master recognized for service to the way today’s Postal Service Dec. 21, 2018, and became pub- the community operates. lic law 115-363. In June of 1961, former Lynn Congressman Seth Moulton The rededication ceremony Mayor Thomas P. Costin Jr. was introduced House Bill 6059 last will take place on May 24, 2019, sworn in as the Postmaster of June to rename the Lynn Post Of- in front of the Post Office at 51 Lynn, an honor bestowed upon fice in Mr. Costin’s honor, citing Willow St. in Lynn at 11 a.m. him by his friend and newly not only his long and prestigious elected president John F. Kenne- postal career, but his many elect- Please see COSTIN Page 4 ------l Arbour Hospital Hospital Arbour 485-1403 Printer John Lynds Seth Daniel Judy Russi Scott Yates Business Editorial Reporting Staff Eric Kennedy, CEO Eric Kennedy, Accounts Executive com . Concord Monitor (N.H.) Page Design, Copy Editing com . nal o u r n a Thursday, May 23, 2019 23, May Thursday, J •1Share the Lifeline number number the Lifeline •1Share emergen acute case of •1In encour • Our should schools a positive play can us Each• of lynnjour sional help. help. sional free – a 24/7, (800-273-TALK) line. support confidential and ‘1’ press may Military veterans Suicide support. dedicated for differ allaffects demographics: sex races, ethnicities, ages, ent occupations. and ual orientation the nearest to go dial 911 or cy, of is Suicide room. emergency at when people preventable ten they that the support receive risk need. careers pursue to students age health fields, wheth in mental medical or nursing, er through is a This programs. vocational need we next the field; growing profes talented of generation educational Arbour sionals. Northeastern partners include Roxbury Communi University, of School Tufts ty College and medicine. to role the of the lives improve Americans suffering of millions healthchallenges, mental from but this month, during just not every in every month communi the country. ty across . Stephen Quigley lynnjournal @ ------www Cary Shuman [email protected] DIRECTORY y n n :

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Sadly, high. a 30-year at cide is are care, accessing astound an ing struggling are 9 million needs. unmet with friends, colleagues, neighbors family own our perhaps and the Arbour CEO of As members. the have I and staff my Hospital, privilege of mem serving many who are community our bers of the most of experiencing some their lives times of challenging often are illnesses that – mental the casual observer to invisible illnesses physical that in ways MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - - - - - editorial THE LAST FULL MEASURE THE LAST MEMORIAL DAY IS A DAY TOMEMORIAL But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate But, in a larger Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that na Now we are engaged in a great civil war, Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this Gettysburg address ring as true words in his Gettysburg Abraham Lincoln’s So as we enjoy the long holiday weekend with friends and family, So as we enjoy the long holiday weekend with friends and family, It is these brave Americans, who gave “the last full measure,”last “the gave who Americans, brave is these It For those of us who have been spared the horrors of war, it is dif For those of us who have been spared the horrors of war, Although history has been less than kind in judging the wisdom ofwisdom the judging in than kind less been history has Although The new century soon brought with it wars, seemingly every gen The new century soon brought with it That tradition continues to this day, with the graves of those who That tradition continues to this day, Memorial Day initially was observed on May 30 and was knownMemorial Day initially was observed However, amidst our festivities, we should not forget that Memorial not forget amidst our festivities, we should However, The Memorial Day weekend is upon us, a three-day weekend that weekend is upon us, a three-day weekend The Memorial Day Page 2 Page REFLECT UPON THOSE WHO GAVE GAVE UPON THOSE WHO REFLECT of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly re solve that these dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us -- that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power The world will little note, nor long remember what to add or detract. what they did here. It is for us the we say here, but it can never forget living, to rather, be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they proper that we should do this. The brave men, living and dead, -- we can not hallow -- this ground. We are Wemet haveon comea We togreat dedi battle-field of that war. cate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proposition that all men are created equal. tion, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. today as they in 1864: and dedicated to the continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, those who gave their lives in order that we might be able to enjoy the earth. America the greatest nation on freedoms that make whom we honor on Memorial Day. Without their heroic efforts, we their heroic efforts, Without whom we honor on Memorial Day. would not be writing this editorial -- nor would you be reading it. let each of us resolve to take a moment -- if not longer -- to thank made on our behalf by those who served -- and died -- while wearing the uniform. the belief that they were serving the best interests of our nation. ficult, if not impossible, to appreciate the sacrifices that have been our policy-makers who involved us in many of these conflicts, what is what conflicts, these of many in us involved who policy-makers our which we have sent our youngbeyond dispute is that in every war to inpatriotism and courage with performed have they women, and men War, and then Iraq and Afghanistan, not to mention in other far-off far-off other in mention to not Afghanistan, and Iraq then and War, only to our government. places around the world that are known eration, that would give new meaning to the words Supreme Sacrifice. Supreme words the to meaning new give would that eration, American blood in 1898, War Starting with the Spanish-American the Gulf Vietnam, Korea, WWII, WWI, in foreign soil shed on was gave their lives for their country being decorated with american flags and whetherflowers byaround veterans the or organizations country, family members. that were a part of the landscape of every Northern community whosethat were a part of the landscape of every the slaves. sons died to preserve the Union and free as Decoration Day, in an era before the turn of the 20th century, when in an era before the turn of the 20th century, as Decoration Day, Union soldiers -- who gave theirthe Northern states paid tribute to the their gravesAmerica as we know it -- by decorating lives to preserve Day is America’s most solemn national holiday, marking our nation’s marking our nation’s most solemn national holiday, America’s Day is Sacrifice for our country. tribute to those who made the Supreme for most Americans marks the start of the summer season. Many will the start of the summer season. Many Americans marks for most with with barbecues and outdoor activities celebrate appropriately family and friends.

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the Tide 5k Road Race Lynn YMCA Stride Along Nahant. and along the beautiful coast of through scenic neighborhoods Tide’ 5k took runners of all ages Tide’ ly named ‘Stride Along the ly named ‘Stride Spring morning, a record-break a Spring morning, support our cause and run for Reservation. On a beautifula On Reservation. toout runners came ing 300+ 5k road race at Nahant Beach Lynn YMCA hosted its annual YMCA Lynn ------Thursday, May 23, 2019 23, May Thursday, Mikayla Mahoney, from Lynn, Lynn, from Mahoney, Mikayla Approximately 32 percent of Katherine Stavropoulos of initiat was Lynn, of Vu Trang These residents are among ap Belmont University MA, qualifiedUni forBelmont at List Dean's 2019 the Spring Eligibility is based on a versity. hours12 of load course minimum and a quality grade point average of 3.5 with no grade below a C. Belmont's 8,318 students quali fied for the Spring 2019 Dean's Thom List. Belmont Provost Dr. achievement "This said, Burns as for the fall semester indicates that these students have placed a high priority on their work at Belmont and have invested time and ener gy in their studies. It is our strong belief that consistent application in this manner will reap great benefits, which will equip them for a lifetime of learning and growing." tiated at Salem State University. initiat was Massachusetts, Lynn, ed at Salem State University. ed at Salem State University. proximately 30,000 students, fac and alum professional staff ulty, ni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each Membership year. is by invitation only and requires nom ination and approval by a chap Only the top 10 percent of ter. seniors and 7.5 percent of juniors are eligible for membership. Graduate students in the top 10 percent of the number of candi dates for graduate degrees may profes as do faculty, also qualify, and alumni who have sional staff achieved scholarly distinction. Mahoney Achieves Spring 2019 Dean's List at Brian Headley, PA, Director of PA, Brian Headley, Telemedicine ------

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS ACADEMIC Justin Codair of Lynn,was ini Justin Codair of Lynn,was Shannon Magner of Lynn, Jennifer Mahoney of Lynn, was ini Briana Silva of Lynn, Lily Doolin of Lynn majoring Lily Doolin of Lynn major Rachel Gaudet of Lynn Ashley Menard of Lynn ma majoring Lynn of Sehi Medina major Wheaton of Lynn Katie The following local residents The following students have major Allison Dixon of Lynn Lynn Community Health Community Lynn The PA profession is one of honor society. tiated at Salem State University. was initiated at Salem State Uni versity. was initiated at Salem State Uni versity. a member of the Class of 2019 Lit and Publishing Writing, in and a member of the Class of 2020 and Production Arts Media in ing a member of the Class of 2019 and a mem joring in Journalism ber of the Class of 2019 in Journalism and a member of the Class of 2019 and Production Arts Media in ing a member of the Class of 2019 Local Residents Initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi were recently initiated into The Phi,Kappa of Phi Society Honor the nation's oldest and most se lective all-discipline collegiate Local students named to Emerson College's Dean's List been named to Emerson Col lege's Dean's List for the Spring 2019 semester. The requirement to make the Dean's List is a grade point average of 3.7 or higher that semester. and Production Arts Media in ing the fastest growing in the coun the fastest growing try. The U.S. Bureau of Labor pro the that projects Statistics fession will increase 37 percent from 2016 to 2026, significant ly faster than the average for all there are occupations. Currently, practic more than 131,500 PAs ing in all 50 states, D.C., and U.S. territories. those skills to practice at the top to practice at the those skills by exploring inno of my license care to thevative ways to bring underserved via telemedicine.". physicianCenter employs nine leader assistants who provide includingship in many areas Telemedicine, Urgent Care, and Employee Health. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE CONTINUED ------4 LOCALRECEIVE STUDENTS Sarah Alexander from Lynn Alexander from Lynn Sarah Award-winning journalist, Award-winning graduat Daniel Beals of Lynn Medina Sehi of graduat Lynn "For me, the value in being"For me, the value Rachel Galatis and Steven On Sunday, May 12, Emer PAs are medical providers PAs Excellence// Excellence// BS degree in Journalism. graduated from Emerson Col Writing in lege, receiving a BFA Alexan Lit and Publishing BFA. der completed the degree in De cember 2018 and was honored May 12, during on com Sunday, mencement. son College awarded more than degrees and 970 undergraduate on May 11, awarded nearly 300 graduate degrees during the Col lege's Commencement ceremo nies. and author Soledad speaker, O'Brien received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters de gree and delievered the under graduate commencement ad scholar dress. Award-winning Irvin Painter, writer Nell and Pulitzer Prize-winning journal ist, Emmy-nominated filmmaker An and theatrical producer Jose Dade Miami of and Vargas, tonio College Eduardo J. Padron also Hu of Doctor honorary received mane Letters degrees. ed from Emerson College, with a Commu Marketing in degree BS nications. ed from Emerson College, with a a PA comes in the ability to comes in the ability a PA be versatile and responsive to the needs of our patients,” said Director of PA, Brian Headley, who was Telemedicine, on hand to accept the award on behalf of “I feel fortu the health center. nate to work in a place which has encouraged me to develop Local student named to Austin Prep Honor Roll Galatis have been named to the Aus at Roll Honor Quarter Third tin Prep. Local students graduate from Emerson College in Boston who diagnose illness, developwho diagnose plans,and manage treatment and of prescribe medications, health ten serve as a principal thousands of With provider. care training, PAs hours of medical collaborative.are versatile and practice in every medical PAs improving setting and specialty, quality. healthcare access and THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN ------ARD.com Founding Members of Partners HealthCare

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Black Black Page 5 Page Lynn Classical Director of Athletics Bill Devin and Selection Committee and Selection Bill Devin Director Classical of Athletics Committee Lynn Mihos Christina with her Hall Granese Daniel Dill present Dr. Chairman awards. of Fame Lynn Classical Hall of Fame inductee Christina Mihos Granese, with her inductee Mihos Christina Granese, Hall of Fame Classical Lynn Steven Helen Mihos, Mihos, Charles Mihos, left, Stephanie from family, and John Mihos. Granese, - - - - - 5 WILL APPEAR IN NEXT WEEK’S EDITION OF THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN WEEK’S EDITION OF APPEAR IN NEXT WILL MORE PHOTOS AND COVERAGE PF THE LYNN CLASSICAL HALL OF FAME BANQUET BANQUET OF FAME HALL CLASSICAL THE LYNN AND COVERAGE PF MORE PHOTOS Mihos recounted how Chris “He (Coach Warren) believed Warren) “He (Coach In addition to expressing her She concluded her heartfelt termination, and preparation canpreparation and termination, lead her to a triumph over any opponent. created “a new last page” Warren in the book about sports upsets. “It was the story of the Lynn Classical girls softball team beat ing Reading in a huge upset. anddid else anyone before in us he taught us to believe in our selves,” said Mihos. “And I will that.” never forget Mihos Warren, gratitude to Chris also thanked assistant coaches Newhall, and Cathy Ellis, Lysa for their tireless ef Ward Terry forts for the program. speech by thanking “the greatest family and friends in the world.” Christina Mihos Granese with her family and supporters following her induction in to the Lynn Classical Classical Mihos her inductionChristina with her family and supporters Granese the Lynn to in following Country Club. the Nahant at night Saturday Hall of Fame Former Lynn Classical softball Classical Lynn Former Hall of with Warren, Chris coach inductee Mihos Christina Fame the soft who is holding Granese, memorable Classical’s ball from Reading undefeated upset over Tour HighState the 2003 MIAA in nament. THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN ------Hall of Fame Memories of Fame Hall Classical won its first state No. 1 “They were ranked No one realistically gave the Classical held a slim, one-run drew summation Mihos’ “What does this ball mean because this ball it’s “Well, Quoting from the biography being turned and I as a pitcher, as a pitcher, being turned and I strikeouts flourished.” then facedtournament game and giant” inReading, “a softball the words of Mihos. to the Statein the state going in Mihos. recalled Tournament,” in 22 games.“They had not lost as a mereThey looked at us way to road on the the bump in the championship.” Rams a chance in the game, War except head coach Chris ren. In what was an ingenious, inspirational pre-game mes read to the players Warren sage, from a book titled, “The Biggest Sports Upsets in History.” lead over Reading when Mihos took to the mound in the bottom two of the seventh inning. “With outs and a runner in scoring po sition,” recalled Mihos, “Read with a quick best hitter, ing’s swing of the bat, lined the ball directly at me back to the mound and I caught this ball right here.” hearty applause from the audience. Classical went on to ad vance to the Division 1 North final. Ifeel like I and why did to me needed to bring it here tonight?” asked Mihos. to slay giants.taught me how taught me ball this Symbolically the meaning of the quote which Kevin Durant made famous, ‘Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.’” fameClassical hall of in the souvenir program, “Christina has poured that same work eth toin diligence and tenacity, ic, She her professional career.” believes her perseverance, de ------By Cary Shuman

The hard-throwing right-hard-throwing The “I have in my hand a ball dat- Mihos then talked about the Mihos, a graduate of Suffolk Mihos, a graduate of Suffolk Mihos had much to do withmuch to had Mihos Christina Mihos Granese, anChristina Mihos Granese, And what an awesome mo And what an awesome There were 16 inductees intoThere were 16 inductees Thursday, May 23, 2019 23, May Thursday,

Katie Abernathy. mates, Lisa Gheringelli Hamilton, Lauren Abernathy Phelps, and and Phelps, Abernathy Lauren Lisa Gheringelli Hamilton, mates, Christina Mihos Granese, with her Lynn Classical softball Classical - team with her Lynn MihosChristina Granese, Mihos, Classical upset undefeated and No. 1-ranked Reading in Division 1 State Softball Tournament Softball 1 State Reading in Division 1-ranked and No. undefeated Classical upset Mihos, 2003 in

bats were hitting. Runs were be were hitting. Runs were bats ed. Everything changed. Our ing scored. Double plays were the season, “We went undefeat the season, “We season. But in the second half of struggled in the first half of 2003 of half first the in struggled told the audience how Classical .352 with 22 RBI that season, handed pitcher, who also batted who handed pitcher, night.” I’m going to share with you to ball has a great history which “This is the Reading ball. This “This is the Reading ball. ed May 31, 2003,” said Mihos. the coaching of Chris Warren. the coaching of Chris speech by thanking the com game that personified her amaz era of softball excellence under in law, began her acceptance in law, honored to be joining her grand of Fame. and being a part of a golden staff ing position to pursue a career wasshe that noting and mittee father as an inductee in the Hall ing career as the ace of the Rams Law School who left her teach was played in front of a stand the clutch one more time. that unforgettable game that that unforgettable ning pitcher who delivered in ing High fans. She was the win- sion 1 North Sectionals. ing-room-only crowd of Read- ranked team, in the 2003 Divi Reading High, the state’s No-1 Reading High, the state’s sports history, a 22-0 upset of sports history, greatest victories in Classical ball on display from one of theball on display from All-Star pitcher, had the game All-Star pitcher, mento it was. brought a prop to the podium. brought a prop to the Saturday night and only oneSaturday night and the Lynn Classical Hall of Fame the Lynn SIF FDIC eMber M eMber M Thursday, May 23, 2019 23, May Thursday, Morgan Mackey Mackey Morgan Ouellette. and Kyle Marina DiBiasio Haley. and Mathias Pam Gonzalez and Colin Reddy. Gonzalez and Colin Pam 6 S OF LYNN S OF ̓ THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN 800-695-1300 • CoastalHeritageBank.com 800-695-1300 Now with 15 branches! Now ST. MARY ST. Jack Maguire Anamarie DePaulo. Anamarie Maguire Jack has recently merged with Equitable Bank. That means we’re able to means we’re That Bank. with Equitable merged has recently

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Still, of the votes cast, 97-per-

less than 2-percent of the city’s 22,074 registered voters. Cahill will next appear on the

cent were for Cahill, with just 11 write-in ballots.

Special General Election ballot on Tuesday, May 10, where he Cahill thanked his campaign will also be unopposed, as no Republican candidates ran for the open seat.

team, which he noted has worked very hard over the last few weeks, despite the fact he was unopposed in the election and Cahill said he and the team will continue to use the campaign trail as a way to raise awareness about important Voters have until April 20 to topics like local unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and access to a quality, affordable education.

they will be moving on afterDevin and Gaudet each signed graduation to a larger stage and fulfilling a lifelong dream to be a college baseball player.

letters of intent to attend Saint o u r n a L Anselm College in Manchester, In an interesting twist to this N.H., where they will play in coach Barry Rosen’s Division 2 program. By Joseph Domelowicz Jr.

Cahill wins primary Please see BASEBALLbaseball Page story, 2 Classical coach with 369 votes

Will run unopposed on May 10 ballot City Council President Daniel Page 11 Page

Cahill, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination to suc- ceed former State Representative Robert Fennell, got 369 votes out of 380 votes Tuesday, April 12 Cahill, who at one time thought and has essentially cleared his 1 J path to become Lynn’s newest State Representative. “I am always humbled by the he would have a challenger in the primary was grateful for the votes he received on Tuesday.

support I receive,” said Cahill. Double A Ball “To get that kind of support, 400 The voter turnout for the spe- people, when my name was the only name on the ballot, I was very excited.” By Cary Shuman cial election was exceedingly low, even with only one candi- date on the ballot, representing

LC stars Devin, GaudetBrandon will continue Devin careers and Andre at St. Anselm

Gaudet have been friends, class- mates, and teammates for a long time. They starred in different Thursday, April 14, 2016 Little League organizations, played for the Gallant All-Star Now seniors and star athletes team and were united asAll-Stars again in the Greater Lynn Babe Ruth program.

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Lynn Classical seniors Brandon Devin (left) and Andre Gaudet sign letters of intent to attend St. Anselm College. Also pictured at the ceremony are Brandon’s parents, Bill and Lynne Devin, LCHS Principal L Gene Constantino, and Andre’s parents, Ron and Diane Gaudet.

themselves in a league with four GBL teams, but the current proposal would stipulate that the four teams would be split with two going in one division and two in the other. Another con- cern involved the Everett High football team, a perennial pow- Please see MERGER Page 2 erhouse. Under the new proposal,

The workshops will focus on

teaching those who work with children to look for the signs of Carrigan said that the cam- child sexual abuse, so the victims can be identified and the perpe trators can be brought to justice.

paign will continue to focus on Other key contributors to the prevention, prosecution fo the offenders and treatment for the h e victims. effort include Birgitta Damon of Lynn Economic Opportunity (LEO), Diane Kuzia Hills of My Brother’s Table, Superintendent Catherine Latham f the LynnParticipants in the workshops Public Schools and Jetta Bernier of the Massachusetts Citizens for Children.

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er, which would bring Everett, Malden, Medford and Somerville into the conference.A proposal to merge the two leagues has been rejected in the past, but Con- stantino is hoping some of the One of those concerns was concerns expressed at that time 290 Broadway have been addressed in the new proposal.

that some NEC teams could find

ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISER

School of Lynn, the Lynn Pub- lic Schools, All Care VNA, and Massachusetts Citizens for Chil- dren. The campaign will be fo- cused on helping to identify the The campaign was the idea of

Wyoma Square Wyoma Square victims of child sexual abuse and raise awareness of the issue to others in the community.

local attorney James Carrigan, who has witnessed firsthand the impacts of child sexual abuse and wanted to do something to stop it. Carrigan organized a group of executive directors from local The group will jointly host non-profits and youth services agencies and the Enough Abuse Campaign was launched.

training workshops on April 27, 28 and 29 (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday), from 89 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the City Council Cham- bers at Lynn City Hall.

By Joyce Erekson

The Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium was transformed into a casino Friday evening for the second annual Casino Night. Guests enjoyed casino games, live music, and food from local restaurants. Please see pages 6 and 7 for more photos.

NEC/GBL mergerA proposal tocoming merge what up for a vote

remains of the Greater Boston League with the Northeastern Conference will come up for a Classical High Principal Gene vote at meeting of the NEC prin- BUILDING BUILDING cipals on April 27 at Beverly By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. High School.

Constantino is a fan of the merg- FOR SALE Local youth groupsMore than teaminga half dozen youth up to stop child sexual abuse

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criteria that includes By John Lynds Special to The Journal The Lynn City Council voted The Lynn Chief Financial Of The City’s Head of School St. Mary’s The honorees “We will be unable to meet “We Council votes in favor for tax Home Rule Petition NS Chamber honors St. Mary's Grace Regan 10-1 Tuesday night in favor of a Tuesday 10-1 Home Rule Petition that seeks a one-time exemption from state law that requires cities and towns to have a balanced budget before res third-quarter out the sending idential tax bills. Grace Cotter Regan was one of seven individuals inducted into the North Shore Chamber of Distin Academy of Commerce’s guished Leaders at the chamber’s Wednesday 99th annual meeting Club. Yacht at Danversport ficer Peter Caron told the council the told Caron Peter ficer last week that if the city was un able to set the tax rate and mail out the third-quarter tax bills the city by the end of the year, would not receive the $31 mil lion in real estate taxes by Feb. 1. payroll,” Caron told the Council. ap the Legislature’s “Without proval, we would have to borrow a significant amount of cash that would probably cost $100,000 in on based “demonstration of leadership, commitment to social respon strong community in sibility, volvement, proven economic impact and/or social impact on creativi region, high level of the innovation and determination ty, sustained enhancement ofand the quality of life in our commu o u r n a L - - J

Please see ENGLISH Page 4 This was Carroll’s third year as This was Carroll’s beat a team as good as “To bet- for a hoped had The Rams “That was a good, old-fash- Rivera. Although English coach Chris revengethe downplayed Carroll game, the factor in this year’s English faithful, many of them read that wearing T-shirts “Looking for Revenge” had other ideas. Whatever the Bulldogs’ motivation, it worked like a charm. “This one feels good,” Carroll said. “Last year puts a little extra year. a new is year it, but every on just I just love this 2017 team. It’s end it a special, special team … To playing four great quar this way, ters of football, was a really special ending to the season.” head coach. In the two years prior the Bulldogs to him taking over, finished 3-7. In his first year they sea- last 2-9 to fell but 5-6, went son. think any Classical 38-0, I don’t going coach goes in thinking that’s to happen,” Carroll said. “I’m very happy with the result. I proud for my program and of my team.” ter ending to their season. ioned butt-whooping,” Vaughan said, crediting Carroll and his play ers. “They were better prepared than us. They came out here and laid the wood on us. Sometimes as a program you’ve got to take that.

Thursday, November 30, 2017 Thursday, y n n L Both teams had plenty to behad Both teams already claimed the Northeastern Conference Divisoin 3 title, only the third Englishbecame team in history to finish the season with 10 wins. proud about this season. The Rams, under first-year coach Brian finished 8-3 after going Vaughan, 3-8 in 2016. The saving grace that season came on Thanksgiving when the Rams, who had just seen English take the lead with eight seconds left in the game, came back from the dead to win on a crazy kick return by Marcus h e Will train. T page

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The Lynn Classical cheerleaders are shown at the annual Classical-English Thanksgiving game last Thursday Thursday game last Thanksgiving the annual Classical-English at shown cheerleaders are Classical Lynn The Manning Field. morning at prove have much left to didn’t at Manning Field Thanksgiving morning, but if there were any non-believers remaining, the Bulldogs’ resounding 38-0 win over a very good Classical team brought them on board. 9-1 Bulldogsbetween the down the poten- had Rams the 8-2 and tial to be one for the books, but in the end the day belonged to English. The Bulldogs, who had

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