TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 Schools take aim at gun violence

By Bella diGrazia al Walkout in schools across America to stop gun violence in schools. FOR THE ITEM has been organized for March 14 to call “School is supposed to be a safe place,” for a ban on assault weapons, stronger said Isabella Amato, a junior at Revere The North Shore will have multiple background checks before gun sales, and High School. “I mean our schools are be- schools participating in the National School Walkout against gun violence on laws that would disarm people who have ing shot up and students are dying.” Wednesday, weather permitting. displayed signs of violence. Amato is one of the walkout organizers The Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Administrators, students and educa- at Revere High, along with her friend and Stoneman Douglas High School in Park- tors across the North Shore are collec- classmate Seba Ismail. The young lead- land, Fla., took the lives of 17 people tively working together to ensure the ers set up Instagram accounts and post- and motivated students, educators and safety of anyone who chooses to partic- ed polls on Twitter for their classmates administrators across the country to ipate. The walkout is a movement that say they have had enough. A Nation- has swept across the country in an effort SCHOOLS, A7 More A Celtic slam dunk for STEM snow Full-court press at Lynn middle schools daze ahead ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — Winter-wea- ry New Englanders are preparing for blizzard con- ditions, more than a foot of snow and high winds as the third major nor’easter in two weeks bears down on the Northeast. The National Weather Service on Monday issued a blizzard warning for much of the Massachu- setts coast, a winter storm warning for most of New England and a winter weather advisory for por- tions of New York, Penn- sylvania and New Jersey. The storm was expected to hit late Monday and last through most of the day to- day, with snow accumulat- ing at a rate of 2 inches per hour during the morning commute, disrupting road and air travel. American By Bella diGrazia ics foundations. The purpose mobile STEM lab chose six dis- Students at Breed Airlines announced that FOR THE ITEM of the event was to unveil the tricts from the greater Boston Middle School on it had suspended all ight “Brilliant Career Play” mobile area to tour and Lynn had the Monday listen to operations from Boston LYNN — A visit from two of STEM lab to local students and privilege of being one of them. Boston Celtic Jayson Logan International Air- the Boston Celtics’ youngest school of cials. Breed, Marshall, and Pickering Tatum talk about the port today because of the stars was a slam dunk with “It’s great to be here,” said middle schools were selected to importance of a good Lynn middle-schoolers. storm. The airline said ar- Tatum, the Celtics’ youngest take part in the hands-on expe- education. rivals and departures from Monday morning at Breed player at 20 years old. “I re- rience which allowed students Bangor, Maine, Burling- Middle School, Celtics rookie member being young and meet- to work with innovative gadgets ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ton, Vt., Manchester, N.H., phenomenon Jayson Tatum and ing somebody famous and I re- and software, such as 3D print- and New Haven, Conn., skillful forward “Semi” Ojeleye member the reaction and how ers and laser die cutters. also will be shut down. made their  rst stop as part great it felt, so anytime I get to “It’s a great responsibility to of a collaborative effort with do that, it’s a no-brainer.” SNOW, A7 both the GE and Boston Celt- The “Brilliant Career Play” CELTICS, A3 A note of thanks Editor’s note: A week ago tomorrow, Essex Media Group honored its Per- sons of the Year 2017 with a reception at the Lynn Museum. Certainly, those who attended would attest to the fact that the highlight of the evening was the speech given by a courageous 16-year-old from Saugus, Zach Cummings, whose battle against cancer galvanized his community and whose remarks sparked reactions that alternated between laughter and tears. For those who weren’t there, the following letter written by Sander van Ot- terloo and read to the crowd perfectly captured the tenor of the event. His parents, philanthropists Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo, are EMG’s Mar- blehead Persons of the Year and were unable to attend.

Good evening, and on behalf of my parents, thank you very much for this award. If my parents were here tonight, they would probably want to heap praise on everyone else being awarded tonight for everything they are doing to make the local community a better place. I would like to recognize the fact that my parents were immigrants to this country and that after many years living and working in our local commu- Weather permitting, Landing nity, they are proud to be American citizens. Like many others before and after them, they came for the opportunities. My parents feel strongly that America, and particularly this little North Shore enclave of Massachusetts, looks toward a spring opening gave them opportunities that they may not have found in their home coun- tries. Though some of these opportunities eventually were found in the world of to-back ooding problems, is By Bridget Turcotte The Landing business for my father, these opportunities started with the welcoming re- ITEM STAFF raising the bar with plans to Restaurant ception of neighbors on a little street called Bennett Road off of West Shore reopen. has been MARBLEHEAD — Owners of Drive in Marblehead. My parents had very little at the time, but they were closed for a seaside restaurant were left The nightmare started when very much welcomed into this little neighborhood (welcomed even despite the past two wading in the water after be- the high tide came through the the fact that my father often looked like an extra from the movie, Hans ing hit by high tides and coast- oor of the restaurant on Jan. months after Brinker and the Silver Skates with his knickers and Dutch wood clogs that al storms this winter, but now 4. Less than a week later, a pipe being dam- he used to wear around town). they’re  nding a silver lining. burst in the attic and soaked aged by back- I grew up in this neighborhood on Bennett Road, and I can say it was the The Landing Restaurant, through three oors. to-back oods. type of neighborhood where people looked out for one another … where you which has been closed for the ITEM PHOTO | asked the person next door for milk or the teenager across the street if they past two months after back- LANDING, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE would be willing to babysit. The answer was always, “Yes, of course.” I think if my parents were here tonight they would be humbled by this award and appreciative that the award suggests that they have been good neighbors in the town they love. After all, my parents are being honored for INSIDE the same reason their  rst neighbors in Marblehead were so great: When someone asks my parents for help doing something big or small, the answer In Lynn In Opinion In Sports is usually the same as the neighbors on Bennett Road gave: “Yes, of course.” NSLBA speaker inspires Krause: The new KIPP boys basketball wins Thank you again for this very special honor. local business owners. A3 national pastime. A4 MCSAO state title. B1 Sander van Otterloo (on behalf of Eijk and Rose-Marie)

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 35° VOL. 140, ISSUE 80 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 29° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 OBITUARIES STORM WATCH

School closings pickup will be on Thursday, March 15 and Friday, March 16. Janice M.E. Carroll, 85 Charles J. Antoniello, 80 Lynn schools closed today. The Storm debris will not be accept- Lynn Tech open house has been ed. postponed to March 21. Peabody trash collection can- LYNN — Mrs. Janice Michaud and hus- SWAMPSCOTT — tuate, and Mathew Lynnfield schools closed to- celed today, delayed a day for M.E. (Provencher) band Robert of Lynn, Charles J. Antoniello, and Marylinda day. the rest of the week. Carroll, age 85, of and the late Brenda 80, of Swampscott, Antoniello of Pea- Marblehead schools closed Revere trash collection can- Lynn, died on March A. Randazzo, Susan died Sunday evening body; his sisters today. celed today, delayed a day for 1, 2018. She was the M. Dequina and Nor- at the Grosvenor and brothers-in-law, Nahant schools closed today. the rest of the week. beloved wife of the ma Jean Carroll. She, Nursing Home in Sa- Carmela and Kenn Peabody schools closed today. Saugus trash collection can- late Richard J. Carroll along with Richard lem following a brief Gonka of North Car- Revere schools closed today. celed today, delayed a day for Sr. and the beloved Sr., raised two of their illness. He was the olina, Christine and Swampscott schools closed the rest of the week. daughter of the late grandchildren, Adam devoted husband Paul Tardiff of New today. Swampscott trash collection James and Alphon- L. Dequina of Lynn of Theresa (Brzezic- Hampshire, and St. Mary’s Lynn closed today. canceled today, delayed a day sine (Belanger) Provencher. and the late Roland R. De- ki) Antoniello, with whom he Nina and Kenneth Walsh of St. Pius V School Lynn is for the rest of the week. Janice grew up in Salem, quina III. Janice was also the shared more than 54 years of North Carolina, his sister-in- closed today. graduated from St. Joseph’s grandmother of Nathan Carroll, marriage. law, Judy Antoniello of Maine, Northeast Metro Tech closed Parking bans High School, and attended Alexandra and Alyssa Kelly, Born in Swampscott, he was and is also survived by two today. Salem State College. She was Robert, Michael, Justin and the the son of the late Mathew grandchildren, Linzy Lynch Bunker Hill Community Col- Lynn banned on-street parking a lifetime resident of Lynn late Mathieu Michaud, and the and Mary (Fiore) Antoniello. and Douglas Jellison, JR, and lege canceled classes for today. at 9 p.m. Monday night. Blue where she spent the greater great-grandmother of Alacia, He was a lifelong resident of by two great-grandchildren, Endicott College canceled light activated at 4 p.m. Res- part of her life with her family Roland IV, Delilah Dequina, Swampscott and a graduate Nathan Lynch, JR and Doug- classes for today. idents may park their cars in and friends. For 30 years Jan- and Ambrielle Michaud. She of Swampscott High School, las Jellison III and by several North Shore Community Col- school lots after 3:30 p.m. ice worked in the City of Lynn was the sister of Carol Davey of Class of 1955. nieces and nephews. He was lege canceled classes for today. Lynnfield banned on-street School Department working Punta Gorda, Fla., and the late Charles was employed as predeceased by his siblings, parking at 10 p.m. Monday night. within the Special Education James Provencher of Danvers. a machinist for more than 30 Victor Antoniello and Con- Salem State University can- celed classes for today. Nahant banned on-street and Needs areas at many Service information: Her years at the General Electric stance “Connie” Antoniello parking at 9 p.m. Monday night. schools. She retired in 1997. funeral will be held on Friday, River Plant in Lynn until his re- Service information: His fu- UMass Boston campus will be closed today. Peabody banned on-street Janice loved all things and March 16 at the CUFFE-MC- tirement many years ago. neral will be held on Thursday parking starting at midnight this was well-loved. She dedicat- GINN Funeral Home, 157 He enjoyed spending time at 10 a.m. at the CONWAY, CA- Trash collection delays morning. ed her life to her children, her Maple St., Lynn, with a funer- outdoors in the garden, but his HILL-BRODEUR Funeral Home, Revere banned parking on grandchildren, her school kids, al Mass at St. Pius V Church, favorite endeavor was spend- 82 Lynn St., Peabody, followed Lynn trash collection canceled designated snow arteries Mon- nieces, nephews, family and Lynn, at 11 a.m. Burial in ing time with his family and by his funeral Mass at 11 a.m. today, delayed a day for the rest day night at 8 p.m. friends. Her door was always St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. later his grandchildren and at St. John’s Church, Peabody, of the week. Saugus banned on-street open to everyone. The wake and visiting hours great grandchildren. to which relatives and friends Lynnfield trash collection will parking at 10 p.m. Monday She was the mother of Rich- are on Thursday, March 15 Besides his loving wife, he are kindly invited to attend. be delayed one day this week. night. Residents may park at the ard J. Carroll Jr. of Vestal, N.Y., from 4-7 p.m. For online is survived by his son, Scott Visiting hours will be held on Marblehead trash collection high school. Pamela A. Kelly and husband guestbook please visit www. Antoniello of Swampscott; Wednesday from 4 until 8 p.m. delayed one day starting today. Swampscott banned on-street Michael of Dover, Kathleen M. cuffemcginn.com. his daughter, Kim Antoniello Burial will be in St. Mary’s of Haverhill; his two brothers Cemetery, Salem. For direc- Nahant trash and recycling parking at 8 p.m. Monday night. and sisters-in-law, Anthony tions and online obituary, visit and Nancy Antoniello of Sci- www.ccbfuneral.com. Flora I. Musgrave, 99 Tech gains but

PEABODY — Flora I. Mus- She was the mother of Be- John A. Titus, 63 industrials slide grave, 99, of Peabody, former- atrice Morren of Austin, Texas, 1954-2018 ly a longtime resident of Lynn, and the late Russell C. Mus- By Marley Jay index of smaller-company died unexpectedly at home on grave Jr. and Charles C. Mus- Service information: Vis- ers, contributions in John’s ASSOCIATED PRESS stocks rose 3.91 points, or March 10, 2018. She was the grave. She is survived by six iting hours will be held in memory may be made 0.2 percent, to 1,601.06. cherished wife of the late Rus- grandchildren and twenty-one the CUFFE-McGINN Funer- to: MSPCA, 350 So. Hun- NEW YORK — U.S. Most of the stocks on the sell C. Musgrave, with whom great grandchildren. al Home, 157 Maple St., tington Ave., Boston, MA stocks were split Monday New York Stock Exchange she had shared 63 years of Service information: Vis- Lynn, on Wednesday, March 02130. For full obituary, di- as technology companies ended the day higher. marriage. itation will be held at GO- 14, 2018 from 4-7 p.m. All rections or to sign the on- continued to climb, but Optical communications Born and raised in Lynn, ODRICH Funeral Home, 128 other services will be held line guestbook, please visit Boeing and other indus- company Oclaro surged af- she was the daughter of the Washington St., Lynn, on privately. In lieu of flow- www.cuffemcginn.com. trial companies gave back ter it agreed to be bought late Philip and Flora (Potts) Thursday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., some of the ground they by optical networking Turgeon. Flora resided in Lynn followed by a funeral service won on Friday. company Lumentum where she and her husband at 1 p.m. and burial in Pu- Companies like Apple Holdings. The deal values were active in the community ritan Lawn Memorial Park, and Alphabet, Google’s Oclaro at $9.99 a share, or Cora R. Landry parent company, and and raised their family. They Peabody. Those desiring may $1.69 billion, and its stock chipmakers including moved to Peabody in 1973. make a memorial gift to gained $2.16, or 27.5 per- Micron Technology have Flora was once very active in the Central Congregational cent, to $10.01. Lumen- SAUGUS — Cora R. Hudson, Charles led the market’s recov- the Central Congregational Church, 97 Broad St., Lynn, tum also rose $3.03, or 4.4 (Frye) Landry, of Sau- Frye, Mabel Howard, ery in recent weeks. Re- Church of Lynn. MA 01902. percent, to $72. gus, was called home and Claire Mulcahy. tailers including Amazon Late Friday the Wall to the Lord on Friday, Service informa- and Starbucks also made Street Journal reported March 9, 2018. She tion: Funeral from headway. The market that Intel might try to buy is now reunited with the CUFFE-McGINN was coming off its biggest rival Broadcom. Broadcom her late husband, Er- Funeral Home, 157 gain in a month following is trying to buy a third Matthew P. Desrosier, 42 nest Landry Sr. Maple St., Lynn, on the February jobs report, chipmaker, Qualcomm, 1975-2018 She was feisty yet Friday, March 16, which showed strong hir- kind-hearted. Family 2018 at 8 a.m., fol- ing and moderate growth for $117 billion, and the WAKEFIELD — Mat- had been a longtime and animals meant everything lowed by a funeral Mass in in wages. Journal said that if that thew P. Desrosier, 42, Lynn resident before to her. Even in the end, her St. Mary’s Church, 8 So. Com- Inflation has been the deal appears to be moving of Wakefield, died on moving to Wakefield three sons gathered to make mon St., Lynn, at 9 a.m. Inter- market’s dominant con- forward, Intel will consid- Wednesday, Feb. 28 in 2000. sure their Mom was comfort- ment services will be private. cern over the last six er responses that could at his residence af- Matthew had worked able. Visiting hours will be held in weeks, and two more mea- include an attempt to buy ter a long battle with as an electrician and Cora leaves behind her the funeral home on Thurs- suring sticks of inflation Broadcom. It could also heart disease. had accumulated three sons and “daughters,” day, March 15, 2018 from 4-7 will be reported this week attempt a smaller deal. Born in Lynn on July eight state licenses Ernest Jr. and Faith, Charles p.m. In lieu of flowers, contri- as the Labor Department Broadcom jumped $9.06, 2, 1975, he was the over his career. and Nancy, and Gary and butions in Cora’s memory may discloses data on consum- or 3.6 percent, to $262.84 son of Mary (Daley) Service informa- Yvette; her nine grandchildren, be made to: Alzheimer’s Asso- er prices Tuesday morn- while Intel fell 67 cents, Desrosier and the late Phil- tion: A celebration of Mat- 12 great-grandchildren, and ciation, 309 Waverley Oaks ing and producer prices on or 1.3 percent, to $51.52. lip J. Desrosier. Matthew was thew’s life will be held in the her siblings, Gloria Frye, Mar- Road, Waltham, MA 02452. Wednesday. Prices paid by Qualcomm gave up 22 a graduate of Lynn Technical spring. Arrangements are in gie Spinelli, and Oakly Frye, For directions or to sign the consumers jumped in Jan- cents to $62.81. School and Northeast School the care of the McDONALD all of Lynn. She was preceded online guestbook, please visit uary and so did producer Industrial companies of Industrial Technology. He Funeral Home in Wakefield. in death by her siblings Erna www.cuffemcginn.com. prices, which measure the like aerospace and de- cost of goods before they fense firms and machinery reach the consumer. makers lost about half of MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS The Federal Reserve is what they gained during gradually raising interest their rally Friday. Boeing shed $10.33, or 2.9 per- Massachusetts attorney lated charges. submitting nomination rates to keep inflation in Man accused of sending cent, to $344.19 and Lock- general’s lawsuit against Fifty-three-year-old Ger- papers and obtaining check, and it expects to powder to Trump Jr. released heed Martin lost $7.39, or President Donald Trump’s ald Daniele is sentenced nomination papers. boost rates at least three times this year. JJ Kinah- 2.2 percent, to $333.10. WORCESTER (AP) — A administration over rules to two years in federal Voter registrations an, chief market strategist Construction equipment man charged with send- allowing more employers prison for loansharking. that were scheduled for for TD Ameritrade, said maker Caterpillar dipped ing a threatening letter to opt out of providing Daniele was arrested with 8 p.m. Tuesday night are investors are looking at a $3.75, or 2.4 percent, to with white powder to no-cost birth control to four other men in 2016 for rescheduled for 8 p.m. on lot of data but are really $154.50. President Donald Trump’s women. extorting legitimate and Wednesday. asking one question. Industrial companies son has been ordered U.S. District Judge illegitimate businesses in “If you think about the have bounced around released from jail while Nathaniel Gorton ruled western Massachusetts. School employee admits to selloffs that we’ve had, since President Donald awaiting trial. against Democratic Daniele admits that child solicitation charge Trump said he would or- Attorney General Maura as an associate of the they’ve all been about ‘are A judge ordered Daniel we going to get a fourth der tariffs on imported Healey on Monday. Gor- Genovese La Cosa Nostra PROVIDENCE, R.I. Frisiello to be released rate hike or aren’t we?’” steel and aluminum. That ton said the state lacks crime family, he gave out Monday. (AP) — A Massachusetts he said. will mean higher costs for standing to sue. loans and threatened an Frisiello will be confined school employee is admit- The S&P 500 index fell companies that use those Healey said in a state- individual with physical to his family’s home and ting to traveling to Rhode 3.55 points, or 0.1 per- metals to make machin- ment that she’s disap- violence while demanding is prohibited from using Island to solicit sexual cent, to 2,783.02. The Dow ery, and their sales could pointed in the decision repayment. the internet and sending activity with a 15-year-old Jones industrial average be hurt if other companies mail. He has been behind but remains committed The extortions took girl. declined 157.13 points, or respond by placing tariffs bars since he was arrest- to ensuring “affordable place during a six-month U.S. Attorney Stephen 0.6 percent, to 25,178.61. on goods made in the U.S. ed this month. and reliable reproductive period in 2015. In Decem- Dambruch says 29-year- Almost all of that loss The February jobs re- The letter to Donald health care for women.” ber 2017, Daniele pleaded old Alexander Viola said came from three industri- port, which came out on Trump Jr. was opened Republican Gov. Charlie guilty to one count of in federal court that he in- al stocks: Boeing, Cater- Friday, eased investors’ in February by his wife, Baker signed a law in No- using extortion. tended to meet the girl in pillar and United Technol- minds and sent stocks Vanessa Trump, who vember that aims to guar- Daniele is ordered by Cranston, RI in 2016 after ogies. jumping. The market had reported she was cough- antee insurance coverage U.S. District Judge Timo- having conversations via The Nasdaq composite tumbled in early Febru- ing and felt nauseous and for women’s birth control thy Hilllman to report to text and on the internet of finished at another record ary following the January was briefly hospitalized. regardless of changes in jail by May 7. a sexual nature. high after it added 27.51 jobs report, which showed The substance turned out federal policy. The person he solicited points, or 0.4 percent, to a surprise spike in hourly to be nonhazardous. Judges in California and Snow impacts town was actually a Rhode Is- 7,588.32. The Russell 2000 wages. Postal Inspector Michael Pennsylvania last year election deadlines land State police trooper Connelly says Frisiello blocked the new birth con- assigned to an internet also sent a threatening trol rules. Federal pros- BOSTON (AP) — Town crimes task force. Viola is ecutors said last month 781-593-7700 letter containing white election deadlines will a former staff adviser for Publishing Daily, except Sundays powder to a Trump family that they plan to appeal be postponed as Massa- a chess club and intra- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 member during the 2016 the California judge’s chusetts faces its third mural volleyball team Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA presidential race. decision. nor’easter in two weeks. in Shrewsbury middle and additional offices. Frisiello’s attorney has State secretary Wil- schools. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions said he has some “issues” Crime family associate liam Galvin announced He is scheduled to be Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States and has been on medica- sentenced for extortion Monday he obtained an sentenced in June and $20.00 for 4 weeks tion his entire life. injunction in Suffolk faces charges punishable Home delivery $65.00 for 13 weeks BOSTON (AP) — An Superior Court postpon- with up to 30 years in $130.00 for 26 weeks subscribers $260.00 for 1 year Judge tosses lawsuit over associate working for ing all municipal election federal prison and up to Send payment to and POSTMASTER, birth control rules a famed criminal orga- deadlines for Tuesday, a lifetime of supervised Get FREE access send address changes to: nization was sentenced March 13. release. An attempt to to the e-edition on The Daily Item BOSTON (AP) — A fed- today in a federal court in These include deadlines reach Viola’s attorney 110 Munroe St. eral judge has tossed the Worcester on extortion-re- for registering to vote, went unanswered. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 A3 LYNN

Ruddy Encarnacion greets Jorge “Kuky” Con- cepcion. PHOTOS | MARIANNA SALZA Guests enjoy the March 12 North Shore Latino Business Association Night of Business Informa- tion and Motivation at Lynn Arts. NSLBA speaker D’Oleo Puig inspires local business owners

By Marianne Salza Europe to the Caribbean who was influenced by Satterwhite, owner of FOR THE ITEM and the United States, D’Oleo’s positivity. “I come two businesses located on which is where most of from Lawrence to be in the Lynnway — The Sat- LYNN — Jonathan this community has been this organization because D’Oleo Puig, an author, terwhite Law Firm, and exposed to. D’Oleo is an we don’t have anything economist, and interna- Michael Anthony Real- inspiration.” like this there. I love cel- tional business advisor, ty — presented informa- D’Oleo Puig developed ebrating other women was the special guest tion on the legal health of speaker at the North a financial advisory prac- and entrepreneurs. Wom- businesses. Satterwhite Shore Latino Business tice in Miami, Fla., during en’s month should be the hopes this event will give the Global Financial Cri- whole year.” Association’s A Night of insight on areas of weak- sis when he was 23. He Coral Cabrera, a multi- Business Information and nesses and liabilities that currently serves as Man- tax service business owner Motivation Monday at businesses can experience, the Lynn Arts. Some 100 aging Director of D’Oleo in Lynn, is amazed by the Analytica LLC, which networking and education such as the importance of guests attended the bi- filing annual reports. lingual presentation that provides workshops and NSLBA has provided. “I tell my clients to plan promoted the prosperity of conferences on leadership, “I love NSLBA because local business owners. innovation, and strategic it offers business owners ahead and be organized,” “He’s an outstanding planning. monthly trainings to de- said Satterwhite, School Coral Cabrera and her husband, Wilkin Cabre- speaker and very bright,” “I learned a lot from velop our businesses and Committee member and ra, love the business connections they have said Frances Martinez, him,” said Sarah Perez, connect with other busi- volunteer consolidator. “I made through NSLBA. NSLBA Executive Direc- Principal of Perez Insur- nesses,” said Cabrera. want to make sure that tor/ CEO. “He’s been from ance & Financial Services, Event Chair, Michael businesses are protected.”

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE PHOTO | MARIANNE SALZA Students at Breed Middle School listen to former Boston Celtic Dana Alberto Calvo, NSLBA Barros talk about the importance of a good education on Monday. Chairman, welcomes guests to the Night of Business Information A Celtic slam dunk for STEM and Motivation. portunity to work one-on- she and her classmates CELTICS one with the famed play- felt about having basket- Morman church has dedication From A1 ers and create items that ball superstars come to be in this position and they could bring home, their school and work with a great opportunity for us such as wooden name tags them, especially when it ceremony for its new building to kind of show these kids made under the laser die comes to her favorite class subject. that if you take education cutter. “We’re fortunate to be in “Science is definitely my seriously and listen to your By Gayla Cawley Malstrom said services “I think it’s fantas- the mix of this whirlwind favorite because I like to teachers then it can really ITEM STAFF were held for about a year tic,” said Malstrom. “I’ve tour of schools around Mas- build things and then test help you in your future to in a church meeting house worked with the congre- sachusetts that get to par- them and if it doesn’t work LYNN — The Church of in Lynnfield before they gation there for several reach your goals,” said Ojel- Jesus Christ of Latter-day ticipate,” said Gorham. out then we can always fix were able to procure their years. The previous facil- eye, standing tall at 6 feet 7 Aside from the hands-on it,” said Nhiv. Saints held a dedication new location in Lynn. ity was too small. They inches. “I think when they ceremony for its new experiences, the “Brilliant The players, members of Malstrom said the new reached the limit of how see us doing something Career Play” mobile lab also the Lynn school district and building on Bubier Street building on Tremont many people they could as fun as basketball and on Sunday morning. offers an online designing officials from GE were also Street is now ready for accommodate in that fa- then tell them that educa- opportunity for all partici- accompanied by Celtics leg- Scott Malstrom, second occupancy and the pur- cility. (This congregation) tion will help you get there, counselor in the North pating students. When stu- end Dana Barros and the pose of the dedication will be a great opportunity that’s a really good mes- dents log onto the Brilliant team’s backflipping mascot Shore stake presidency for ceremony was to give it a for the members in Lynn. sage for them.” the Mormon Church, said Career Lab website, they “Lucky” the Leprechaun, special blessing as mem- (We’re) very excited about GE officials Jeff Cay- who ended the appearance the congregation in Lynn are able to design their own bers come in to meet their this.” wood, the Director of Com- pair of sneakers. The foun- with some exciting twists had rented a building for congregation once again. The North Shore Mas- munications, and Rich dations will also continue to for the kids, even doing a almost 20 years, but had The facility was dedicat- sachusetts stake, which Gorham, the local spokes- work with the schools over front flip over Superinten- to move out of their old ed as a place of worship includes the Lynn branch, man, were ecstatic at the the next two weeks to per- dent Catherine Latham. facility a little over a year for the congregation. The also includes the Billeri- success of the mobile lab, fect their STEM knowledge. “This is awesome for the ago. first church service at the ca, Lawrence, Lynnfield, which has also gathered Breed eighth-grader An- kids because a lot of them Previously, the church new building was also on Methuen, Revere 1st and a variety of educational gelina Nhiv was one of the wouldn’t have had the op- had been on Tremont Sunday. Revere 2nd Wards. partners. The mobile lab, students chosen to partic- portunity to meet these Street, but the lease was Gayla Cawley can be The dedication prayer which sat right in front of ipate in the mobile STEM guys,” said Lauren Phelps, up and the landlord want- was given by North Shore reached at gcawley@item- Breed, gave a handful of lab. She acknowledged the a guidance counselor at ed to repurpose the build- stake president Michael live.com. Follow her on middle-schoolers the op- overwhelming excitement Breed. ing, forcing them to move. Kruckenberg. Twitter @GaylaCawley.

LAW OFFICES OF Storm sets back council pot debate Be on the lookout for our spring edition of... JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability By Thomas Grillo Councilors were expect- cussed in the next meet- • Workers Compensation ITEM STAFF ed to discuss zoning for ing scheduled for Tues- • Accidents 25 years located across recreational marijuana, day, March 27, according LYNN — The threat of a from Lynn District Court third nor’easter in the last and a proposal by Ant Bi- to City Council President 15 Johnson St. two weeks has caused the cycle for a bike sharing Darren Cyr. 781-596-0100 City Council to cancel its program, among other Thomas Grillo can be Publishing on 3/29 JAMES J. CARRIGAN things. reached at tgrillo@item- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Tuesday night meeting at RONALD D. MALLOY City Hall. The items will be dis- live.com. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 OPINION The new national pastime HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill The conventional wis- and pitched. And the fact M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg dom is that baseball was that it was a game that E C  J. Edward M. Grant surpassed — long ago — was completely in tune Advertising Director by football as the No. 1 with the ambiance of a T  J  Gordon R. Hall Steve 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey most popular spectator lazy summer afternoon. P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton sport in America. I loved colorful, allitera- Chief Financial O cer Krause Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan And the National Foot- tive names such as Minnie Chief Operating O cer Chairman ball League absolutely Minoso, Mickey Mantle Customer Service inches, you’d be traveling, PŽ reveled in its apparent and Don Demeter. I liked Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 superiority to the Grand my man. the funny names like Ike Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 That was the way of the Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Old Game. Football peo- Delock. I could watch Dick league. Rookies would All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ple haughtily looked down McAuliffe of the Detroit Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 stand in the paint and 781-593-7700 their noses at baseball as Tigers hit all day because Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 take charges only to be Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 the “sport of the last cen- of the way he stood there Ext. 2 called for blocking fouls. Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 tury.” No action, they said. waiting for a pitch. My Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Shaq would steamroll Classifi ed Advertising Bucolic. A remnant of a Little League coach would classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 some puny guard half his bygone era. have screamed at me had I John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 size on the way to the hole Subscriptions Look at our sport, they and there would be, in the hit like that. [email protected] boasted. There’s action. frantic words of the late What kid didn’t try to Skill. Violence. It was ev- Circulation Johnny Most, “no call!” imitate The Mick as he erything modern Amer- [email protected] So now, what do you rounded the bases after ica had become. Or so it Ext. 3 have in the NBA? You hitting a homerun? Who seemed. have LeBron James, Kyrie among my peers didn’t try Newsroom Now it’s the NFL’s turn. Irving, Russell Westbrook, to kick that leg straight up [email protected] It would seem that while Kevin Durant, Steph Cur- to the sky the way Juan [email protected] EDITORIAL the league executives were Marichal of the San Fran- ry, and so many more. Just Ext. 4 all busy congratulating about every team has an cisco Giants did? themselves on what a fine identifiable, marketable When Tony Conigliaro Sports [email protected] sport they had, and what star. And the league un- began playing with the a fine business model the derstands it, and plays to Red Sox, and I’d go down Ext. 5 league was, basketball it. to the park to play a game Up and away sneaked up and passed Retail and Online I don’t lament this. In of baseball, Sandlot style, both sports. Advertising fact, I agree with it. There more than half the kids [email protected] They epitomize all that is great about That’s right. Basketball. are too many things com- got up to bat and went Lynn and — here’s even better news — they The NFL is fending off peting against each other, through his routine before ADVERTISING are just getting started. Shaneil Nelson at- report after report about and in an environment getting ready to hit. former stars battling per- Peter Battinelli tended Lynn Vocational Technical Institute where the American at- This is why I love the Sales Representative, ext. 1217 (LVTI) and Ivanna Solano went to Lynn manent brain injuries. tention span is shrinking game. It’s more than just [email protected] Public Schools before becoming a teacher. The other day, there was by the second. raw action. It’s a game for Ernie Carpenter Jr. Both women have wasted no time forging a report that said nearly We’re no longer talking observant people. half the Patriots players Director of Advertising their characters to make themselves role about two people, or two Yes, it runs counter to and Business Development, ext. 1355 models for girls. on the team’s first three teams, competing. We’re every bit of what America [email protected] Solano credits Girls Inc. with helping her Super Bowl champions talking about a multi-bil- has become today. It’s not Michele Iannaco overcome the bullying she faced as an immi- now had some presence of lion-dollar collection of brassy, and it’s not loud, brain trauma they were Sales Representative, ext. 1315 grant from the Dominican Republic. Nelson entertainment conglom- and it’s not showy. You [email protected] lived in a Milford homeless shelter when dealing with. erates. The NBA isn’t don’t have to have scintil- To go along with this, competing with the NFL lating action every second Ralph Mitchell she started attending LVTI. Last week she Sales Representative, ext. 1313 was a guest of honor at the annual Friend- there’s more than enough as much as it’s competing for it to appeal to its fans. evidence that these inju- [email protected] ly Knights of St. Patrick dinner and awards with the latest Hollywood It more than makes up for ries piled up with the com- evening. blockbuster, or, dare I say that with a curious combi- Patricia Whalen plicity of the league itself, Sales Representative, ext. 1310 With Gov. Baker in attendance, Nelson ac- it without a flock of disci- nation of tension and goof- which spoke for years out [email protected] cepted a $20,000 scholarship, exclaiming, “It ples pecking at me, the lat- iness. of both sides of its mouth. means I can go to college.” Solano used the est Donald Trump tweet. So as I sit here wait- On one hand, it imple- BUSINESS OFFICE mentoring she received at Girls Inc. and her It’s all the same thing. ing for Snowmageddon mented penalties for hit- As Billy Flynn said in III, I dream of a time, in Susan J. Conti Lynn education to get a job at a school in ting defenseless players, Controller, ext. 1288 Boston where she joined forces with two oth- the musical “Chicago,” it’s the not-that-distant past, while on the other hand, all showbiz, kid. You got- [email protected] er women to launch their Love Your Magic where I could lie on my its broadcast toadies like ta give ‘em the old razzle Ted Grant Conference. couch on a Saturday after- ESPN relentlessly pro- dazzle. Publisher, ext. 1234 Like Nelson, who refused to let homeless- noon and fall asleep to the moted the jarring violence That’s what works today, cadence of Curt Gowdy or [email protected] ness define her educational experience and of the game. and I’m fine with it. But restrict her goals, Solano and her friends Ned Martin broadcasting Marian Kinney Meanwhile, basketball personally, I identify more ext. 1212 were not intimidated by debuting an event a baseball game. — at least on the profes- with the way things were There’s still enough of [email protected] so small they ended up subsidizing Love sional level — made a de- 50 years ago than I do with that in my DNA to antic- Your Magic out of their own pockets. Will Kraft cision about 30 years ago anything going on now. I ipate the opening of an- Starting small didn’t prevent the women Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 that the NBA was going to fell in love with baseball other season in two weeks, [email protected] from embracing a huge topic encompassed be a star’s league. If you not so much because of even if baseball tries its by the book, “Pushout: The Criminaliza- Jennifer Perez were Shaquille O’Neal, or any action it had (or didn’t best to ruin every good tion of Black Girls in Schools” by Monique ext. 1205 Michael Jordan, you were have), but because of all thing about itself. W. Morris. The book addresses how girls [email protected] going to be allowed to take the quirky things about I’m ready. can learn about their cultures and embrace 12 steps to the basket be- it — the names, and the Mike Shanahan their identities. fore dunking. If you were mannerisms players had, Steve Krause can be Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Taking Morris’ lessons to heart and build- Brian Scalabrine, and you or their batting stances, reached at skrause@item- [email protected] ing on her Girls Inc. experiences, Solano moved your pivot foot two or the way they wound up live.com. Carolina Trujillo worked to orient Love Your Magic around Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 lessons on how girls can speak up for them- [email protected] selves. Jim Wilson “Loving your magic means to love who you Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 are,” said Arianna Carias, a student who at- [email protected] tended the first Love Your Magic conference. CIRCULATION The second conference scheduled for Lisa Mahmoud April 7 at UP Academy Holland in Boston’s Manager, ext. 1239 Dorchester neighborhood will expand on a [email protected] theme that is very familiar to Nelson. Already a certified nursing assistant in CLASSIFIED a Lynn nursing home, Nelson learned at a Abbe Young Smith young age that adversity and opportunity Manager, ext. 1276 each spell success if they are focused like [email protected] a laser on a single goal. She is focused on NEWSROOM her future. She has been accepted to colleges and, thanks to the Friendly Knights, she is Bill Brotherton well on her way to achieving her goals. Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] There are dozens of other young women like Solano and Nelson who call Lynn home Gayla Cawley or trace their roots to the city. They can Reporter, ext. 1236 clearly see their dreams, but those dreams [email protected] are always getting bigger. The job she does Cheryl Charles now could be a springboard for Nelson to EDITORIAL News Editor, ext. 1278 become a doctor. The Love Your Magic con- [email protected] ference could be the starting point for Sola- Thomas Grillo no to become an inspiring author and social Congressman blows a chance to Reporter, ext. 1264 thinker. [email protected] For Nelson and Solano, the sky is the lim- denounce Farrakhan’s hateful words Spenser Hasak it and the great news for Lynn is that both Photographer, ext. 1332 women aren’t likely to forget where they Louis Farrakhan, of repellent views. tion and his position on [email protected] came from as they hurry up the ladder hate-spewing leader of the Farrakhan is the ill-in- that and so forth. For those Nation of Islam, gave a formed leader of a large heavy into it, that’s their Thor Jourgensen rungs of life. Editorial Director, ext. 1267 speech in Chicago recent- organization. It’s import- thing, but it ain’t my thing.” [email protected] ly in which he attacked ant that his comments be Davis’ words were “powerful Jews” and por- condemned by other influ- thoughtless and irrespon- Steve Krause sible. He responded later Sports Editor, ext. 1229 trayed himself as an ene- ential voices in the com- [email protected] my of white people. munity, such as a member with a strong statement “White folks are going of Chicago’s congressional condemning anti-Semi- Owen O’Rourke down. And Satan is going delegation. But when The tism and all forms of ha- Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] down. And Farrakhan, by Daily Caller, a conserva- tred. He also attacked The God’s grace, has pulled the tive publication, asked Rep. Daily Caller for trying Roberto Scalese cover off of that Satanic Danny Davis, D-Chicago, to impugn his character. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] Jew,” he told a large audi- the congressman laughed But as our colleague John ence gathered at Wintrust off his close relationship Kass noted in a column, Mark Sutherland Arena for the Nation’s with Farrakhan, saying he what Davis didn’t do in his Creative Director three-paragraph March Saviours’ Day event on had no problem with him [email protected] 5 statement is criticize or Feb. 25. Farrakhan in- and wasn’t concerned by even mention Farrakhan. Anne Marie Tobin cluded other anti-Semit- Farrakhan’s anti-Semitism. Not a word. That leaves Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ic remarks in his speech, “That’s just one segment Davis open to the charge [email protected] the same type of bilge he’s of what goes on in our that he’s complicit in Far- Bridget Turcotte preached for years. A 2015 world,” Davis told The Dai- rakhan’s bigotry. Reporter, ext. 1269 report by the Anti-Defa- ly Caller. “The world is so [email protected] mation League chronicled much bigger than Farra- This editorial appeared Ryan York Farrakhan’s long history khan and the Jewish ques- in The Chicago Tribune. 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] TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Trump’s strong words on guns give way to political reality

By Catherine Lucey local communities and to help states pay for fire- and Jonathan Lemire sends the age issue to a arms training for teachers. ASSOCIATED PRESS commission for review. Just Seemingly on the defen- two days earlier, Trump sive after his about-face, WASHINGTON — Not had mocked commissions two weeks ago, President Trump tweeted Monday of as something of a dead end Donald Trump wagged the age limit that “States while talking about the opi- his finger at a Republi- are making this decision. oid epidemic. “We can’t just can senator and scolded Things are moving rapid- keep setting up blue-ribbon him for being “afraid of ly on this, but not much committees,” he said, add- the NRA,” declaring that political support (to put it he would stand up to the ing that all they do is “talk, mildly).” powerful gun lobby and fi- talk, talk.” The White House insist- nally get results on quell- Seventeen people were ed that Trump remained ing gun violence follow- killed in last month’s committed to more signif- ing last month’s Florida shooting at Marjory icant changes even if they school shooting. Stoneman Douglas High are delayed. On Monday, Trump School in Parkland, Fla., “We can’t just write prompting a national con- struck a very different things down and make versation about gun laws, tone as he backpedaled them law. We actually fierce advocacy for stron- from his earlier demands have to follow a process,” ger gun control from sur- for sweeping reforms and said press secretary Sar- viving students and, ini- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bowed to Washington re- ah Huckabee Sanders. ality. The president, who tially, a move from Trump President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally at Atlantic Aviation to buck his allies at the “Right now the presi- recently advocated in- in Moon Township, Pa. dent’s primary focus is creasing the minimum National Rifle Association. pushing through things age to purchase an assault In a televised meeting Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Penn- and sparked hope among with the NRA!” the presi- we know that have broad weapon to 21, tweeted with lawmakers on Feb. sylvania, and questioned some gun control advo- dent wrote. 28, Trump praised mem- bipartisan support.” that he’s “watching court why previous gun control cates that, unlike after White House aides said bers of the gun lobby as She placed blame for the cases and rulings” on the legislation did not include so many previous mass Monday the president was issue, adding that there is “great patriots” but de- inaction on Capitol Hill. that provision. shootings, meaningful reg- focusing on achievable “not much political sup- clared “that doesn’t mean But Trump has made lit- “You know why?” said ulations would be enact- options, after facing sig- port (to put it mildly).” we have to agree on ev- tle effort to marshal the Over the weekend, the erything. It doesn’t make Trump, answering his own ed. But Trump appeared nificant opposition from support of congressional White House released sense that I have to wait question. “Because you’re to foreshadow his change lawmakers on a more Republicans or use his a limited plan to com- until I’m 21 to get a hand- afraid of the NRA, right? of heart with a tweet the comprehensive approach. popularity with NRA vot- bat school shootings that gun, but I can get this Ha ha.” very next night. Trump will back two mod- ers to provide cover for leaves the question of arm- weapon at 18.” His words rattled some “Good (Great) meeting est pieces of legislation, and his party during a conten- ing teachers to states and He then turned toward Republicans in Congress in the Oval Office tonight the administration pledged tious vote. US sets record for Package bombs in Texas capital likely both censoring and tied to earlier blast that killed one man withholding gov’t files By Will Weissert just as the city was swell- Authorities suspect that not appear to have gone and Paul J. Weber ing with visitors to the both of Monday’s explo- through the U.S. Postal By Ted Bridis search hard enough before ASSOCIATED PRESS South By Southwest mu- sions were linked to a Service or private carri- sic festival. March 2 attack that killed ers like UPS. They were ASSOCIATED PRESS giving up. The govern- AUSTIN, Texas — Two The first of Monday’s a 39-year-old black man. left on doorsteps without ment said it found noth- package bomb blasts a WASHINGTON — The attacks killed a 17-year- All three blasts happened a knock or ringing of door- ing 180,924 times, an 18 few miles apart killed a federal government cen- as the packages were bells. percent increase over the teenager and wounded old boy and wounded a sored, withheld or said previous year. 40-year-old woman, both opened, and officials urged The explosions hap- two women in Austin on the public to call police if it couldn’t find records “Federal agencies are of them black. As Po- pened far from the main Monday, less than two they receive any unex- sought by citizens, jour- failing to take advantage lice Chief Brian Manley events of the wildly pop- weeks after a similar at- pected packages. nalists and others more of modern technology held a news conference ular festival known as tack left a man dead in “This is the third in what often last year than at any to store, locate and pro- to discuss that attack, SXSW, which brings about another part of the Texas we believe to be related point in the past decade, duce records in response authorities were called 400,000 visitors to Austin according to an Associat- capital. incidents over the past 10 to FOIA requests, and to the scene of another each year. Manley urged ed Press analysis of new Investigators said the days,” Manley said while the public is losing out explosion that injured visitors to “be aware of data. bombings are probably briefing reporters near as a result,” said Adam connected, and they are a 75-year-old Hispanic what’s going on.” The calculations cover the site of Monday’s sec- “Enjoy yourself. Have A. Marshall, the Knight looking into whether race woman. She was taken ond explosion. He at first eight months under Pres- Foundation litigation a good time,” he said. ident Donald Trump, the was a factor because all of to a hospital with poten- suggested that the blasts attorney at the Wash- “There’s no reason to be- first hints about how his the victims were minori- tially life-threatening could constitute a hate ington-based Reporters lieve that you are at any administration complies ties. The blasts unfolded wounds. crime, but later amended Committee for Freedom greater risk other than be with the Freedom of Infor- that to say authorities had of the Press. aware, look for things that mation Act. not settled on a motive. He said citizens and are suspicious.” The surge of people who “We are not ruling any- others should try to pre- In a tweet, organizers of sought records but end- thing out at this point,” cisely describe how they the festival said “SXSW is ed up empty-handed was said Manley, who said the want filings cabinets, heartbroken by the explo- driven by the government intended targets were not hard drives or email ac- sions in Austin,” and they saying more than ever clear since multiple people counts searched, but “you urged visitors to stay safe. it could not find a single live in the homes where shouldn’t have to be an Gov. Greg Abbott offered page of requested files explosives were placed. expert in records man- a $15,000 reward for in- and asserting in other cas- “We are willing to investi- agement just to submit a formation leading to an es that it would be illegal gate any avenue that may FOIA.” arrest. under U.S. laws to release be involved.” In other cases, the times Four years ago, a driver the information. The police chief refused plowed through a barri- People who asked for the government said it to provide many details cade and into festival-go- records under the Free- would be illegal under about how the explosives dom of Information Act other U.S. laws to release were packaged, citing the ers, killing four people received censored files or requested information ongoing investigation. But and injuring many others. nothing in 78 percent of nearly doubled to 63,749. he said they were an “av- Extra security measures 823,222 requests, a re- Those laws include broad PHOTO | RICARDO B. BRAZZIELL/AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN VIA AP erage-size letter box” and were taken, including ad- cord over the past decade. prohibitions against re- “not particularly large.” ditional policing, tough- vealing details about U.S. Authorities investigate an explosion at a home In all three cases, he er security checks and When it provided no re- in Austin, Texas, on Monday. cords, the government intelligence activities said, the packages did brighter street lighting. said it could find no infor- or foreign governments, mation related to the re- trade secrets, individual quest in a little over half banking or tax records British PM Theresa May says Russia those cases. and more. It turned over every- Many of those requests thing requested in rough- probably involved files ‘highly likely’ behind ex-spy’s poisoning ly one of every five FOIA related to the U.S. inves- requests, according to the tigation into how Russia By Jill Lawless international chemical AP analysis. interfered in the 2016 and Danica Kirka weapons convention. Records requests can presidential election or ASSOCIATED PRESS May spoke in the House take months — even years the related grand jury of Commons after she investigations or about LONDON — Russia is chaired a National Secu- — to get fulfilled. Even “highly likely” to blame Trump’s personal or busi- rity Council meeting to then, the government cen- for poisoning a former ness tax returns, said Kel hear the latest evidence sored documents in nearly spy and his daughter with McClanahan, a Washing- in the case. She has been two-thirds of cases when a military-grade nerve ton lawyer who frequently under mounting pressure it turned over anything. agent, British Prime Min- sues the U.S. government to hit Russia with sanc- The federal government ister Theresa May said also spent $40.6 million for records. “How many tions, diplomatic expul- people do you think asked Monday, demanding that last year in legal fees Moscow give a compelling sions and other measures for Trump’s tax returns?” defending its decisions explanation or face “ex- in response to the poison- he asked. to withhold federal files, tensive” retaliation. ing, the latest in a string A disturbing trend con- also a record. That in- May told lawmakers in of mysterious mishaps to tinued: In more than one- cluded the time when a a strongly worded state- befall Russians in Britain in-three cases, the govern- U.S. judge ruled against ment that without a cred- in recent years. the AP and other news ment reversed itself when ible response from Russia May said Britain would organizations asking for challenged and acknowl- by the end of Tuesday, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS consider tough action if edged that it had improp- Russia’s explanation is details about who and Britain would consider Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May speaks in how much the FBI paid erly tried to withhold pag- inadequate, though she the attack on Sergei Skri- the House of Commons in London on Monday. to unlock the iPhone used es. But people filed such pal and his daughter in a didn’t give details. appeals only 14,713 times, She said Britain would by a gunman in a mass quiet English city “an un- 4 in Salisbury. A police de- against our country, or the shooting in San Bernardi- or about 4.3 percent of be prepared to take “much lawful use of force by the tective who came in con- Russian government lost no, Calif. When the gov- cases in which the govern- more extensive measures” Russian state against the tact with them is in seri- control of this potential- ernment loses in court, it ment said it found records than the expulsions and United Kingdom.” ous but stable condition. ly catastrophically dam- sometimes must pay the but held back some or all limited sanctions imposed “There can be no ques- May said British scien- aging nerve agent and winner’s attorney’s fees. of the material. tion of business as usual after the death of former tists have determined that allowed it to get into the For example, the New The Trump administra- with Russia,” she said, Russian agent Alexan- Skripal and his daugh- hands of others,” she said. York Times was award- tion, in a new report last without saying what mea- der Litvinenko, who was ter were poisoned with May said Britain had ed $51,910 from the CIA week, noted that it re- sures Britain might take. poisoned by drinking tea in May in a fight over ceived a record number of Russian Foreign Min- Novichok, a class of nerve given the Russian ambas- laced with radioactive po- records about chemical information requests last istry spokeswoman Ma- agent developed by the So- sador in London a dead- lonium in London in 2006. weapons in Iraq. year. It said many agen- ria Zakharova dismissed viet Union near the end of line of Tuesday to explain “We will not tolerate It was impossible, based cies reduced their back- May’s allegations as a the Cold War. which version is true. She such a brazen attempt to on the government’s own logs of overdue requests. “circus show in the British She said it was “highly said Russia must also murder innocent civilians accounting, to determine The administration also Parliament.” likely” the substance came “provide full and complete on our soil,” May added. whether researchers, jour- said it was directing feder- Skripal, 66, and his from Russia, and there disclosure” of its Novichok The White House said nalists and others asked al agencies to improve the 33-year-old daughter, were two possible expla- program to the Organiza- the use of the nerve agent for records that did not number of requests they Yulia, remain in criti- nations. tion for the Prohibition of “is an outrage” but wasn’t actually exist or whether process and do some more cal condition after being “Either this was a direct Chemical Weapons, the ready to say that Russia federal employees did not quickly. found unconscious March act by the Russian state oversight body for the was responsible. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of a breaking and larly arrests, reflect police records. entering at 36 Sagamore St. In the event of a perceived inac- at 5:12 p.m. Sunday. curacy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party to contact MARBLEHEAD the relevant police department and have the department issue a notice Accidents of correction to the Daily Item. Cor- A report of a motor vehicle rections or clarifications will not accident at Humphrey and be made without express notice of Maple streets at 3:02 p.m. change from the arresting police Sunday. department. Complaints LYNN A report of a person walking up the street carrying a sign Arrests on Atlantic Avenue and Com- mercial Street at 9:14 a.m. Jaime Bent, 21, of 19 Par- Sunday. ish Road, Georgetown, was A report of a loud group of arrested and charged with people being mischievous at reckless operation of a motor Buchanan and Eisenhower vehicle, leaving the scene of roads at 10:24 p.m. Police personal injury, and operating report a child’s birthday party. under the influence of liquor. The party was moved inside. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Claudio Gabriel, 26, of 94 Willie Cory Godbolt stands next to his attorney, Jason Tate, as they listen to the reading of the in- Wyman St., was arrested and REVERE dictment at the arraignment of Godbolt on capital murder charges, first degree murder, attempt- charged with a one-way street ed murder, kidnapping and armed robbery in the deaths of eight people in Brookhaven, Miss. violation, and unlicensed op- eration of a motor vehicle. Arrests Derrick Hall was arrested Marvin Giron, 31, of 91 on warrant charges. Summer Avenue, was arrest- Death penalty sought as punishment Ivette Jorge, 35, of 28 ed and charged with assault Montgomery St., Lawrence, and battery, assault and bat- was arrested and charged tery on a police officer, resist- within case of 8 Mississippi killings with operating under the in- ing arrest, malicious destruc- fluence of liquor, and reckless tion of property more than By Jeff Amy napping and one count of games, and at the second, Dozens of family mem- operation of a motor vehicle. $250, and disorderly person. ASSOCIATED PRESS armed robbery. he fatally shot Ferral and bers dabbed their eyes with Ludy Mercedes, 42, of 29 Paul M. Frazier, 37, of 173 Investigators say that on Shelia Burrage, prosecu- tissues as the indictment Lilly St. Apt. 2, was arrested Trenton St. Apt. 1, East Bos- BROOKHAVEN, Miss. May 27, Godbolt went to tors said. They say that was read, declining after- and charged with operating ton, was arrested on warrant — A Mississippi man ac- his in-laws’ home in Bogue at some point in between ward to speak with report- cused of eight killings under the influence of liquor. charges. Chitto to confront his es- those shootings, he also ers. Lincoln County Sheriff pleaded not guilty Mon- Dixon Nolasco-Chavez, 22, Kyle Thomas Melanson, tranged wife and demand kidnapped two people at Steve Rushing and more day to all charges, includ- of 53 Lewis St., was arrested 32, of 253 Salem St., Lyn- she give up their two chil- gunpoint and stole a car. than 15 deputies ringed the ing four counts of capital and charged with unlicensed nfield, was arrested and dren. Lincoln County Sher- After his arrest on May courtroom. Rushing also murder for which prosecu- operation of a motor vehicle, charged with fugitive from jus- 28, hours after the shoot- tors said they would seek iff’s Deputy Willam Durr declined comment, saying one way street violation, and tice on a court warrant. responded to an emer- ing, he confessed on cam- Lincoln County District failure to stop or yield. Eric Michael Mackey, 38, the death penalty. Willie Cory Godbolt, gency call from the home era to a Clarion Ledger Attorney Dee Bates had Michael Potorski, 54, of of 136 Chestnut St. Apt. B, on and told Godbolt to leave. reporter. Godbolt has been asked people not to talk. 12 Carlton St., Salem, was 35, appeared for a brief warrant charges. Relatives said it seemed jailed without bail since Bates said authorities arrested and charged with arraignment in Brookha- Godbolt was going to com- his arrest. are waiting on the final re- operating a motor vehicle with Accidents ven, the seat of Lincoln a suspended license, and no County where the shoot- ply when he began shoot- Godbolt, noticeably thin- sults of four autopsies, as inspection sticker. A report of a motor vehicle ings happened nearly 10 ing. He’s accused of killing ner than when he was well as gun ballistic data, Adelso Ramirez, 27, of 31 accident at Wonderland En- months ago during what Durr, mother-in-law, Bar- arrested last May and which all must be turned Ridgeway, was arrested and tertainment on North Shore prosecutors describe as bara Mitchell, and in-laws wearing jail-issued black over to Godbolt’s defense charged with unlicensed op- Road at 12:45 a.m. Sunday; an all-night rampage. The Brenda May and Toccara eyeglasses, stood shackled before the case can move eration of a motor vehicle. at Cinco De Mayo on Cen- shootings left a sheriff’s May. He is also accused of hand and foot Monday. He forward. Mississippi’s tennial Avenue at 1:32 a.m. deputy, some of Godbolt’s firing at another deputy gazed up at the ceiling as crime lab is backlogged Accidents Sunday; at Showcase Cine- in-laws and other ac- before fleeing the house. Assistant District Attor- because of underfunding, mas on Squire Road at 11:08 quaintances dead. Godbolt He then went to two ney Brendon Adams read which slows down the A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Sunday; at Dollar Tree was indicted Thursday on more homes in Lincoln the 12-count indictment. prosecution of many cases. accident at Lynnway and Mar- on Furlong Drive at 3:47 p.m. four counts of capital mur- County. In the first one, he Lincoln County Circuit Bates declined comment ket Street at 3:15 a.m. Sun- Sunday; der, four counts of murder, shot teens Jordan Black- Judge David Strong set on other details of the day; at Chatham and Mari- one count of attempted well and Austin Edwards the next hearing in the case, citing Godbolt’s right anna streets at 12:25 p.m. Complaints murder, two counts of kid- as they played video case for May 3. to a fair trial. Sunday; at 390 Chestnut St. at 12:50 p.m. Sunday; at 35 A report of an assault on Washington St. at 4:23 p.m. Stark Avenue at 7:23 p.m. Sunday; at Farrar and Newhall Sunday. Police force looking to recruit a higher streets at 5:27 p.m. Sunday. A report of a disturbance at Torretta’s Bakery on Winthrop Complaints Avenue at 9:29 p.m. Sunday. amount of Spanish-speaking officers A report of a fight at 108 Overdoses By Curt Brown Police Department so 94,988 in 2016 or 18,048 Lee, a former Dartmouth Franklin St. at 4:15 a.m. Sun- ASSOCIATED PRESS Spanish-only speaking people are of Hispanic or police chief, said ideally a day; A report of a possible over- people could be under- Latino origin. police department reflects A report of panhandling on dose on Hichborn Street at NEW BEDFORD — stood better. Williams said the prob- the community. Western Avenue at 6:32 a.m. 1:55 a.m. Sunday Jose Bercian-Ramos was “It would really be help- lem is compounded be- “You want to reflect the Sunday clutching his back trying ful because people would cause of the change in the society you serve,” Kelly A report of an assault and Theft to stop the bleeding from a be able to communicate Trump administration’s said, now an internation- battery on Curwin Circle at stab wound in April 2013 clearly and be comfortable al police consultant on A report of shoplifting at attitude toward immi- 10:32 p.m. Sunda. after an attack in New the dispatchers under- gration, causing a fear of threat risk and vulnera- Target Corporation at 4:37 Bedford’s South End. p.m. Sunday; at the Burling- stands them,” Osorio said deportations for non-crim- bility assessment. Theft Crying and scared, the through an interpreter. inal offenses. “Reaching “You want the depart- ton Coat Factory at 5:11 p.m. man, only 10 years re- Sunday. Corinn Williams, execu- out to police is a lot hard- ment to reflect the make- moved from leaving his tive director of the Com- er because of the current up of the community. Por- native Guatemala, saw his munity Economic Devel- administration,” she said. tuguese-speaking officers life flash before his eyes. opment Center, said the “It’s a really tough time in New Bedford and Fall He feared he was going language problem with right now because people River are just as valu- Armed robbery to die and never see his police surfaces in so many are afraid. The deporta- able,” Lee said. family again, he told The ways — muggings, motor tions are very impactful. Rene Moreno, a former Standard-Times recently vehicle stops, accidents, People are leaving their interpreter in the dis- on Boston Street through an interpreter at police investigations, pros- families behind.” trict and superior courts the Community Economic ecutions. The lack of a Spanish in Massachusetts, and By Gayla Cawley demanded money, Lynn Po- Development Center. There have been inci- newspaper or radio station now an interpreter in ITEM STAFF lice Lt. Michael Kmiec said. The now 57-year-old man dents where Spanish-only in New Bedford — provid- the Rhode Island Feder- The victim handed the does not speak English and speaking people cannot ing an ability to speak di- al Court, acknowledged LYNN — A 45-year-old suspect a small amount could not explain to police explain their side of an ac- rectly with Spanish-only there is “a big need” for man was robbed at gun- of cash, who subsequently what happened to him. cident; they have difficulty speaking people — makes more Spanish-speaking Fortunately, a good Samar- point on Boston Street fled the scene, Kmiec said. scheduling a follow-up in- it hard to combat those officers in New Bedford, as itan who spoke Spanish early Monday morning. The incident is under in- terview with a detective; fears, she said. well as programs for Span- called an ambulance. She Lynn Police responded vestigation. and there have been even The language barriers ish-speaking people to to a street robbery at 529 later provided the offi- instances where the victim, would be reduced “without learn English. “It is a big Boston St. shortly after Gayla Cawley can be cer with information that and not the perpetrator, a doubt,” if there were more need for more programs to 1:30 a.m. The victim told reached at gcawley@item- helped identity and arrest has been charged because Spanish-speaking officers teach English as a second police a man walked up to live.com. Follow her on the suspect, too. of an inability to communi- in New Bedford, she said. language,” he said. The suspect pleaded him, showed a firearm and Twitter @GaylaCawley. cate with the police. Helena DaSilva Hughes, The command staff of guilty in January 2015 “Language access is such executive director of the the New Bedford police to charges of assault and a big problem,” she said. Immigrants’ Assistance department is aware of Lynn police investigating battery with a dangerous “It’s at all levels that the Center, said the New the breakdown in commu- weapon and larceny from communication can break Bedford Police Depart- nication. a building and received 3 down. It can be difficult at ment should reflect the “The Police Department two separate robberies to 5 1/2 years in prison. all different stages. Those immigration population and the chief have been try- The experience of Ber- are the kinds of things we they serve — Portuguese, ing to improve the commu- By Gayla Cawley On Sunday night, Crown cian-Ramos and other come across.” Spanish, and Creole to nity policing strategies and ITEM STAFF Variety was robbed by an Spanish-only speaking “If you can’t talk to each better assist more Cape that’s a welcome change, unarmed masked man. residents in New Bedford LYNN — Two conve- other, there’s no way of Verden residents. but we still have a lot of Police responded to the is not uncommon. nience stores were robbed telling who’s good, who’s People are more com- work to do,” Williams said. Lewis Street store around Roberto Osorio, who has bad, who’s telling the fortable and will provide For example, muggings in the city over the week- 11:18 p.m. and learned end, one at gunpoint. owned Quichelenses Mar- truth and who’s not,” said more information if they of Central American im- that a suspect demanded ket on North Front Street Miriam Watkins, program can speak to an officer in migrants continue in the Lynn Police responded money from a male clerk, to Amigos Market, at 355 since April 2010, said he coordinator at the CEDC. their native language, she North End, she said. who refused to hand over has called police regard- The center acts as a li- said. She hears of prob- Lt. Nathaniel Rodri- Summer St., shortly after the cash, Kmiec said. 8 p.m. Friday and learned ing robberies, thefts and aison between Spanish lems with accuracy that guez, the NBPD’s newest When the clerk didn’t vandalism at his busi- speakers and the police come up in some police public information officer, that a masked man came comply, the suspect into the store with a hand- ness, and has run into a department. “Overall, reports and others that speaks Spanish and has went behind the counter, language problem several in a perfect world, there do not have all the infor- been coming to the center gun and demanded money, opened the register, took Lynn Police Lt. Michael times because he speaks would be enough (Span- mation because the com- for the past two years to the money and ran out of little English. ish-speaking officers) to be plainant could not make review police reports with Kmiec said. the store. No weapon was The man, who was also Osorio, a 43-year-old a resource for people who themselves understood. many people who cannot shown during the robbery, native of Guatemala, has speak Spanish,” Williams “I think it is extremely speak English. He goes wearing a black hat and Kmiec said. hoodie, pointed a hand- a work permit and un- said. important to have officers over reports with the vic- Both incidents are under derstands he has to learn According to informa- who speak other languag- tims, explains things to gun at the two clerks, investigation. a 23-year-old man and more English because he tion provided by Frances es and basically reflect the them, tracks down reports 37-year-old woman. The Gayla Cawley can be runs a business. However, Alonzo, a Spanish public immigrant population,” for them and talks about suspect took off with an reached at gcawley@item- he said he wishes there affairs specialist for the she said. personal steps they can undetermined amount of live.com. Follow her on were more Spanish-speak- U.S. Census Bureau, 19 Both Arthur J. Kelly III, take to reduce the possi- cash, Kmiec said. Twitter @GaylaCawley. ing officers and dispatch- percent of New Bedford’s a former New Bedford po- bility they will become a ers in the New Bedford estimated population of lice chief and Timothy M. victim of a crime. TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Schools take aim at gun violence

SCHOOLS country in using their From A1 freedom of speech to pro- test school violence and to engage in, with the ma- honor the students who jority of them in support lost their lives on that of the movement. fateful day last month. “The administration, su- Latham’s statement out- perintendent and princi- lines that middle schools pal called a meeting with will pause instruction at student leaders and stu- 10 a.m. so each principal dents who have an engag- can address the student ing hold on the student body and invite everyone body, asking if the walk- to participate in a moment out was going to happen of silence and reflection. and trying to engage and For the high schools, stu- understand our purpose dents will gather in their in doing it,” said Ismail. homerooms at 10 a.m. to “The school seems to be leave the building togeth- very supportive of the er and remain outside for walkout.” 17 minutes. One of the school’s The superintendent em- teachers had black with phasized that student par- orange-lettered T-shirts ticipation is voluntary and made for all the students those who wish to stay in- participating in the walk- side may do so. She also re- out to wear as an anti-gun minds students of the im- violence emblem. The par- portance of being expected ticipating students will to behave with the Lynn hold gun control speeches Public Schools’ code of con- along with students read- duct. Members of the Lynn ing aloud their own poet- Police Department will be ry. The walkouts across present at the high schools the country will begin at to ensure safety. 10 a.m. and will last 17 Kirsten Crowe, a senior minutes, one minute for at Peabody High School, each Parkland victim. has led the organization “We have advisory, behind the walkout at her which is similar to home- school. Peabody High stu- room, and some students dents will gather at the didn’t think the walk- designated time for an in- out had any purpose and troduction that thanks all didn’t believe in gun con- participants for coming trol, so it became a really out and then four speeches interesting conversation,” will follow. The speeches PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Ismail. “Coming from will include a left-leaning different backgrounds and speaker, a right-leaning Marc Philibert, of McCarthy Landscaping, walks to his pickup truck after buying snow shovels perspectives it was en- speaker, a speech that at a hardware store Monday in North Andover. Boston finds itself in the bullseye of the third lightening to see where discusses physical and nor’easter in two weeks, with forecasters warning of up to 18 inches of snow in some areas today. they were coming from mental health, and then and how willing they were a poem by fellow student to hear our perspective.” Chinma Okananwa. If a snow day occurs on “The Monday after Febru- More snow daze are ahead Wednesday, the Revere ary break, the school held a students and faculty will meeting with our student SNOW possible. with another 12 to 18 light rain before changing make their way to City council, the mayor, our From A1 The blizzard warning inches is on the way, said over to all snow by early Hall to sit and protest principal, and the super- means sustained winds James Brown, of the Na- Tuesday, leaving behind while holding a moment of intendent and they were Amtrak said it is sus- of greater than 35 mph, tional Weather Service. up to 4 inches. silence for the lives lost in all super supportive,” said pending service from Bos- along with visibility of less In New Hampshire, The Northeast isn’t the Florida. Crowe. “They continue to ton to New York’s Penn than a quarter mile for pro- where as much as 14 inch- only area of the country Michael Satterwhite, say it’s our event and they Station today until 11 a.m. longed periods, according to es of snow is forecast, the dealing with winter weath- Lynn’s newest school com- want to make sure we have While the first two the weather service. Wind storm is wreaking hav- er. As much as 15 inches of mittee member, stands what we need for those storms of the month gusts as high as 65 mph are oc with the age-old town snow has fallen in a nar- in support of the nation’s wanting to participate, so brought coastal flooding forecast in coastal areas. meeting tradition. But row band stretching from movement against gun it’s really nice knowing and hundreds of thou- Boston and eastern Secretary of State William central Kentucky through violence. Whether or not they stand behind us.” sands of power outages, Massachusetts, as well as Gardner and Attorney southern West Virginia. the snow forces a second All participants will this winter monster is a Rhode Island, could get General Gordon MacDon- Most of North Carolina snow day on Wednesday, hold a moment of silence little bit different. a foot and a half of snow, ald said under state law, also is gearing up for snow, he hopes Lynn students and then read aloud the “This one’s main impact with less to the west of the town meeting elections with spring a little more will still try to participate names of the 17 Parkland is going to be snow,” said city. must go on. than a week away. Fore- in some way. shooting victims. Kim Buttrick, a meteorol- Officials said Boston and In New York, heavy, wet casters say up to 6 inches “I think it’s important to Jane Tremblay, the Lyn- ogist with the National Providence schools will be snow is forecast for Long of snow is possible around show that you care about nfield superintendent, Weather Service office in closed today. Island, which could get 5 Boone in the northern your fellow students and also released a statement Taunton. Maine also is bracing for to 10 inches of accumula- mountains, while other ar- educators, even if they’re regarding the National More power outages are a hard hit. The Portland tion, while 2 to 4 inches eas of the state should get 2,000 miles away,” said School Walkout. She ac- Satterwhite. possible, but they are not International Jetport has are possible in New York only about 2 inches. knowledges that there According to Satter- expected to be as wide- had 75.5 inches of snow, City. “Hopefully this will be are students and faculty white, the walkout in throughout the schools spread as last week. Only far above the normal for In New Jersey, the storm the final punch of the win- Lynn was approved with who will participate in the minor coastal flooding is the date of 51.8 inches is expected to start out as ter,” Buttrick said. terms it would be treated event, but says the district similar to a fire drill to en- cannot take a political Weather permitting, Landing looks toward a spring opening sure the safety of all stu- stance on current events dents. Students who feel in the country. LANDING amounts of flooding across uneasy about it and want Tremblay promises to From A1 the North Shore. The to walk to a place that work with students and Landing, which has expe- feels safe have the option educators to ensure an General Manager Rob- rienced more minor coast- of going to their lunch organized and peaceful ert Simonelli described al flooding in the past, room or auditorium. event for those choosing less-than ideal condi- took in feet of water. “We voted on this at the to participate. The super- tions during last week’s The floors were torn up last committee meeting intendent assured that storms with water flow- by the fearsome tide and and I brought it to the students who participate ing through the building the swell of ocean waves, forefront because I fin- in the walkout will be ex- and gushing from the allowing saltwater to spray ished high school in Hol- ercising their right to free- front door. He was nervous throughout the restaurant. lywood, Florida, a couple dom of expression. about the storm Monday Floor boards, which rose towns over from Parkland, “I think this movement night, but grateful a mod- and fell with each ebb and and I thought it would be is bigger than us and stu- erate or severe flood advi- flow of the seawater, were great for our kids to stand dents can see how they sory wasn’t issued. replaced the following af- in support with the stu- are impacted because this “These last couple of ternoon and the pub and dents and educators down can happen in any school, storms just made us re- dining room reopened that there,” said Satterwhite. anywhere, at any time,” address what we’re doing Saturday. Lynn Superintendent said Amato, a Revere High in the floor in the dining But as customers packed Catherine Latham re- 11th-grader. “We are stu- room,” said Simonelli. “It’s in to support the restau- leased a statement re- dents and we are afraid, an old floor, so we’re put- rant for Sunday brunch, garding the city’s stance so we’re more than will- ting a more solid base on water began to fall from on the walkout. She ac- ing to stand in solidarity it so that it doesn’t flip up the ceiling fixtures and knowledges that all Lynn with the Parkland victims anymore. We still have one regular customer ex- middle and high schools because this is a problem hatches to relieve the claimed that it was rain- are welcome to join the that affects everyone.” pressure.” ing inside, said Simonelli. While Simonelli is still An inspector immediate- waiting to hear back from ly ordered all electricity the insurance company turned off, and a sprinkler Selling a house? about the amount of dam- technician told Simonelli Buying a house? age done to the property, the burst pipe lost about he’s moving ahead with 40 gallons during each of plans to bring The Land- the 8 to 10 minutes it was Find out what properties ing back with a new look. spewing water. A second bar will be added About $24,000 worth of recently sold in your area. to the back room, overlook- food was lost between the ing the sea. The existing submerged prep area and Check out pub area will be repaired the loss of electricity from and restored, said Simonel- refrigeration units. the Real Estate page li. He expects customers The water soaked will be slurping oysters in through three floors of the in Saturday’s paper. seven to eight weeks. building, and left owners “I have to say because with no option but to close. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE we had to readdress what The crew is still waiting Renovations continue at the Landing Restau- we’re doing in The Ocean to hear back from its in- rant in Marblehead. Room with the last storm, surance agency for repair it set us back about anoth- estimates, he said, and er week,” he said. more than 30 employees with a paycheck for three Bridget Turcotte can be At the beginning of the are temporarily out of weeks. reached at bturcotte@item- year, a storm surge com- work. Neighboring busi- Construction of the new bined with astronomical- nesses hosted a fundraiser bar is expected to begin live.com. Follow her on ly high tides led to record to supply each employee next week. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Tim McGraw collapses on stage during Ireland performance ASSOCIATED PRESS A representative for McGraw issued a statement saying McGraw was attended DUBLIN — Country music star Tim to by local medical staff on-site and will McGraw collapsed on stage during a be fine. performance in Ireland. McGraw, who was performing as part Rolling Stone magazine reports of the Country to Country festival in McGraw collapsed while performing the U.K., had performed Friday night in Sunday night in Dublin. London and Saturday night in Glasgow McGraw’s wife, singer Faith Hill, can as part of C2C, a three-day, three-city be seen in a video on a fan’s Instagram country-music festival. page saying, “He’s been super dehydrat- The duo is scheduled to begin their 29- ed. I apologize, but I made the decision city Soul2Soul tour in the U.S. on May that he cannot come back out on stage.” 31 in Richmond, Va.

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MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Monday...... 2351 Monday...... 4978 Forecast for Tuesday, March 13, 2018 Snow along with gusty winds NE winds 25 to 30 kt, be- Sunday...... 7971 Sunday...... 2351 Sunrise today 6:56 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. at times. High around 35F. coming N 20 to 25 kt in the Saturday...... 1369 Saturday...... 6705 Sunset today 6:49 p.m. Winds N at 25 to 40 mph. afternoon. Gusts up to 50 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Chance of snow 100%. 8 to kt. Waves 2 to 4 ft, except 8 Sunrise tomorrow 6:54 a.m. H 12 inches of snow expected. to 11 ft at the outer harbor EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 10:05 p.m. Winds could occasionally entrance. Snow. Vsby 1 nm All 4...... $4,489 All 4...... $3,615 gust over 50 mph. or less. Low tide today 3:51 p.m. First or last 3...... $628 First or last 3...... $506 High tide tomorrow 10:15 a.m. Any 2...... $54 Any 2...... $43 Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $4 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $187 All 4...... $151

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 Fenwick girls ready for a familiar foe in state semi nal By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The bigger the game, the better the defen- We want sive effort for the Bishop Fenwick girls basketball team. Crusaders coach Adam DeBaggis has preached defense to hear to his players through their Division 3 North tournament run and the message has resonated. Last Saturday, Fenwick claimed the Division 3 North your sectional crown with another stellar defensive effort as the No. 8 Crusaders held No. 7 Bedford to 22 points in a story 45-22 victory. Fenwick held Bedford to just 7-of-40 shoot- ing from the oor (17.5%) and forced 21 turnovers. They’ll need a similar defensive effort Wednesday eve- Next month, 30,000 ning (5:30) when they take on South sectional champi- runners — of there- on and Catholic Central League powerhouse Archbishop abouts — will be cor- Williams in the Division 3 state semi nal at Woburn. The raled into sections of game was originally scheduled for this afternoon (2:15) the starting line in at TD Garden but the MIAA postponed it due to weather. Hopkinton and, at the The Crusaders played against Williams twice during sound of a starter’s gun, the regular season, both victories for the Bishops. will run the Boston “We watched  lm together,” Crusaders coach Adam Marathon. DeBaggis said. “You kind of have to make no mistakes. If you are one of them, The last time we played Williams we led at halftime but we have a question: we made too many mistakes. They came out and made a why are you doing this? bunch of shots in the second half. They’re a team that can You could be trying score in bunches and they have the best point guard in to raise money for a the state. It’s going to take a tough defensive effort.” charity. Or perhaps you Working to the Bishops favor is their depth, as they car- just want to take on the ry a handful of reserves who can come into a game with- challenge of running out missing a beat. One of the keys for Fenwick will be 26.3 miles. winning the battle on the glass, in an attempt at limiting ITEM FILE PHOTO Williams opportunities. Or perhaps you have Bishop Fenwick senior Courtney Norton led all scorers with 12 points in a overwhelming sense FENWICK, B2 Saturday’s Division 3 North nal win over Bedford. of history and you want to add your name to the millions of people who undertaken this chal- lenge since it began so- KIPP boys basketball wins MCSAO state title ley for posterity’s sake. nedy, the team that beat them in Whatever it is, we By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF last year’s championship. want to know why any- Wallace Reed led the Panthers one would run a race LYNN — The KIPP Acade- with a 20-point performance. Ab- that demands intensive my boys basketball team fell doul Barry added 14 points. De- training in the face of one game short of winning the fensively, Dave Filias took three the coldest, and most Massachusetts Charter School charges while Dominic Jette, who unpleasant weather of Athletic Organization Champi- earned the league’s MVP award, the year, not to mention onship last season. This year’s and Pius Roberts also played subject one’s body to team used that loss as motiva- strong defense. the rigors and stresses tion throughout the season, and KIPP didn’t take the easy route of that kind of a race. it worked. in this one. On two separate oc- All through March Saturday night the Panthers casions the Panthers fell behind and up until the week got themselves a second crack at by double digits and it seemed as prior to the race, The the MCSAO Championship game though Kennedy would run away Item will profile run- and this time they brought it with the victory. Both times, the ners in this year’s race. home. KIPP knocked off Edward Panthers answered the bell with If you are interest- Kennedy, 59-53, in a double-over- crucial rallies to crawl back in. ed, contact The Item time win at Excel Academy in The key to the win, said KIPP at sports@itemlive. East Boston to avenge last sea-  rst-year coach David White, com and let us know if COURTESY PHOTO | KIPP ATHLETICS son’s loss. Making things even was execution down the stretch. you’re interested in be- The KIPP boys basketball team celebrates after winning sweeter for the Panthers is that ing profiled. the MCSAO state championship on Saturday. they gained revenge over Ken- KIPP, B2 Longtime assistant Jonathan Cadigan Prep hockey has named Winthrop head football coach season ended by hot By Harold Rivera Pope Francis team ITEM STAFF By Harold Rivera WINTHROP — Sometimes the best opportunities come to ITEM STAFF those who are patient. Winthrop native Jonathan Cadigan has maintained a close LOWELL — The stakes for Monday evening’s Di- connection to the Vikings football program since his playing vision 1A Super 8 game between the No. 3 St. John’s days. A four-year varsity starter at tight end/linebacker, Cadi- Prep and No. 7 Pope Francis hockey teams were clear. gan graduated from Winthrop High in 2001. After taking a The winning team would live to see another game in year off from football to focus on his academics as a freshman the tournament. Whoever fell short, on the other hand, at Salem State, Cadigan returned to the football program in would watch its season come to a close. 2002 as an assistant coach. From the early going it was evident that it wasn’t St. Cadigan has remained an assistant coach since then, learn- John’s day. The Eagles saw the Cardinals claim a 2-0 ing from the sidelines and patiently waiting for the ideal lead in the  rst period and Pope Francis never looked opportunity. Last Friday, Cadigan’s patience was rewarded back, grabbing a 5-1 win at Tsongas Arena. when he was named the new head coach of the Winthrop foot- “It just felt like our emotion level wasn’t where it ball team. needed to be,” Eagles coach Kristian Hanson said, “but “We’re thrilled to have Johnathan as our head coach,” Win- you hope once the game gets going that guys can pick throp Athletic Director Matt Serino said. “It’s an exciting time. it up. They got an early goal. Anytime time you’re play- The kids were overly ecstatic to  nd out he’s their new coach. I ing a team that talented you want to keep them off the don’t think you’re going to  nd anyone who has a commitment board as long as possible. They scored early and that level like his. We’re excited for this chapter and we’re excited put us behind. We fought back all night.” to see what he has in store for us. Brian Carrabes scored St. John’s lone goal, with as- Serino added, “We’ve had the opportunity to see him work sists from Tim Usalis and Jack Gilligan. Goalies Cam COURTESY PHOTO | WINTHROP ATHLETICS  rst hand with the program. Being a Winthrop alum, his pas- Ludwig and Noah Dorsey-Sorofman combined for 15 saves. Shots on net favored St. John’s, 28-20. Jonathan Cadigan has been named the sion for the program was evident early on. We couldn’t have head football coach at Winthrop High af- picked a better person to continue the tradition of Winthrop PREP, B2 ter 16 years as an assistant coach with the High School football.” Vikings. CADIGAN, B2 Marcus Smart injures thumb, out inde nitely (AP) — Boston Celtics guard Marcus dons along the pinky area. Smart has a torn tendon in his right thumb Smart is averaging 10.2 points, 4.8 assists and will be out inde nitely after seeking a and 3.5 rebounds per game. second opinion. The Celtics may have caught a break with Celtics general manager Danny Ainge told Kyrie Irving’s left knee soreness, which is the Boston Herald, however, that Smart’s believed to be no more than tendonitis and injury is ligament damage near the thumb, will not require much time off, according to not a torn tendon. The team is calling it a ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. sprain and Smart will receive a second opin- The Celtics will play the Wizards on ion. Wednesday. Smart was seen wearing a protective cast THEIS OUT FOR SEASON on his shooting hand after the 99–97 loss to Celtics rookie Daniel Theis is likely out for the Indiana Pacers. Smart missed time ear- the rest of the season with a torn meniscus lier in the season after lacerating that same in his left knee. hand when he hit a picture frame on the Theis got hurt during the  nal minute of wall at the team hotel during an angry out- Boston’s 99-97 loss to the Pacers on Sunday. burst. He later told reporters that it could Coach Brad Stevens told reporters Mon- PHOTO | ROSE RAYMOND FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have been a season-ending injury since a day that the center is weighing his surgical Tim Usalis had one assist for St. John’s Prep in shard of glass came close to cutting two ten- options. Marcus Smart. a loss to Pope Francis on Monday night. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 Kansas headlines powerhouse Midwest Regional bracket OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Midwest Re- hour drive from their campus in Lawrence, gion could be called the NCAA Tourna- and Omaha is three hours to the north. ment’s Blue Blood Bracket. They played first- and second-round games Top three seeds Kansas, Duke and Mich- in Omaha in 2008, 2012 and 2015. igan State have combined for 271 wins in “The advantage is your fans get an op- 118 tournament appearances, 39 Final portunity to come see you play,” Self said. Fours and 10 national championships — “We have never been to Wichita and look and all could be in Omaha for the Sweet 16 forward to doing that. (If) we’re fortunate to in two weeks. win two games, Omaha is kind of a home Kansas is a No. 1 seed for a third straight away from home during the NCAA Tourna- year and eighth time since 2007. The Jay- ment.” hawks, who lost by 18 points to Oklahoma Kansas is among three Big 12 teams in State on March 3 after they had locked up the Midwest, with TCU earning a No. 6 seed their 14th straight Big 12 regular-season and Oklahoma a No. 10. title, cast aside any doubts about their wor- The inclusion of the Sooners, who lost thiness with a dominant three-game run eight of their last 10 to finish 18-13, raised through the conference tournament. The some eyebrows. NCAA Selection Commit- Jayhawks open in Wichita, Kansas, with a tee chairman Bruce Rasmussen, the athlet- Thursday game against Penn. ic director at Creighton, said OU’s case was Duke, runner-up to Atlantic Coast Confer- buoyed by quality nonconference wins. ence champion Virginia in the regular sea- “We look at the entire body of work,” Ras- son, plays Iona on Thursday in Pittsburgh. mussen said. “The games in November and Michigan State , the Big Ten regular-season December count the same as the games in champ, meets Bucknell on Friday in Detroit. February and March, and Oklahoma had Kansas coach Bill Self, whose team has six wins against top-35 RPI. They had some PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lost in regional finals the last two years, absolutely great wins. We know they stum- said the Jayhawks’ path sets up well if they bled down the stretch and that certainly Members of the University of Kansas basketball team celebrate after can beat Penn and then No. 8 Seton Hall or affected their seeding, but they had enough beating the University of West Virginia in the Big 12 Tournament on No. 9 North Carolina State. Wichita is a 2½- on their resume to get in.” Sunday. UConn, Irish, Louisville, Miss. State top seeds in women’s NCAAs

NEW YORK (AP) — UConn, State in the Final Four. seeds in the Huskies’ part of the lost four pivotal players to inju- kane, where coach Kelly Graves Notre Dame, Louisville and This year’s Final Four is in bracket. ry, but only three games on the spent many years as Gonzaga’s Mississippi State are the No. 1 Columbus, Ohio, and will take UConn, which has been a No. season. Two of those losses came head coach. Ohio State and Tex- seeds in the women’s basketball place on March 30. The national 1 seed every year since 2007, to the Cardinals. as A&M are the three and four NCAA Tournament. championship game is on Sun- opens up against 16-seed Saint The Irish are in the Spokane seeds in that region. The Huskies enter as the lone day, April 1. Francis (Pennsylvania) on Sat- Regional and open up against Louisville won the ACC for unbeaten team and will be vying Defending national champion urday morning. Cal State Northridge on Friday. the first time this season. The for their 12th national champi- South Carolina and A’ja Wilson Like the Huskies, the Irish are If Notre Dame advances, the onship. Last season, UConn await as a possible Elite Eight a No. 1 seed again. Notre Dame Irish would head out west to po- Cardinals open up against Boise came into the NCAAs as the matchup for UConn in the Al- has been a top seed the last sev- tentially face No. 2 seed Oregon State and are one of eight ACC overwhelming favorite before bany Regional. The Gamecocks en years. This might be one of if the seeds hold. teams in the field. The SEC has their 111-game winning streak are the two-seed. Florida State coach Muffet McGraw’s finest The Ducks potentially could seven teams in the tournament, ended with a loss to Mississippi and Georgia are the other top accomplishments Notre Dame stay out west and play in Spo- while the Pac-12 has six. Crusaders just one win away from Div. 3 state title game FENWICK On offense, DeBaggis will looks for us a little bit. When you know a team From B1 his Crusaders to finish their opportu- it’s a little better because you study nities and cash in on their open looks. what you need to study, and then you “They’re all extremely good players,” “We have to be tough on offense, go out there when it’s time to play. This DeBaggis said. “Their bottom five girls that’s been key for us,” DeBaggis said. team’s great about improving so we would start on a lot of teams in Mas- “It was a key against St. Mary’s (in the feel positive about it.” sachusetts. It starts with their point quarterfinal). We can’t miss easy shots. Both teams are no strangers to the guard. We always talk about limiting That can’t happen in these games. We big stage that comes with playing in a teams to one shot and we’ll have to do have to finish free throws and layups. state semifinal. The Crusaders, who’ve that with Williams, especially. We can’t Being strong with the ball is huge be- been to four consecutive Division 3 give them second or third-chance op- cause they’re a team that has a nose North finals, won the state champi- portunities. We have to rebound.” for the ball.” onship two seasons ago and defeated Working to Fenwick’s favor is that DeBaggis is confident that Fenwick the Bishops along the way. Williams is the Crusaders have done a better job can right its wrongs from its two prior making its sixth trip to the state semi- knocking down their shots throughout meetings with the Bishops. He noted final in as many seasons. the tournament. In Saturday’s win, that this season’s Crusaders team has “The girls understand the message Courtney Norton scored a game-high done a good job in recognizing its mis- and they do a pretty good job of just 12 points, while Jennie Meagher add- takes and correcting them throughout playing the game,” DeBaggis said. ed eight points and nine blocks. Olivia the year. “When it comes down to it, it’s just DiPietro scored 10 points. “I think it helps that we’ve played playing basketball. It all comes down “The first time we played against Williams twice because we’re a smart to who’s playing the best on any given them, we shot 17 percent from the team,” DeBaggis said. “The girls are re- night.” field,” DeBaggis said. “That’s astro- ally good at recognizing what they do The winner of Wednesday’s game ad- ITEM FILE PHOTO nomically low. We’ve been shooting the wrong and improving their mistakes. vances to the Division 3 state champi- Senior Jennie Meagher (34) had eight points ball a bit better lately so I’m hoping It’s one of the best teams I’ve coached onship for a clash against the winner and nine blocks in the win over Bedford. that continues.” in terms of fixing mistakes. That helps between Sutton and Hampshire. KIPP Panthers gain revenge in MCSAO title game Prep’s season ends at the KIPP nice to see them get that win.” will face the task of defending its hands of Pope Francis From B1 The Panthers came together in title and White believes the Pan- hopes of sending their three se- thers will be up for the challenge. “We executed well down the niors, Jette, Kymani Morrison and “It sets the tone with our young- PREP stretch,” White, a former player Dionne Rodriguez, out on a high er guys,” White said. “They know From B1 and coach at Medford High, said. note. With the win, KIPP accom- how much work we need to put in “We started out a little nervous, we plished that goal. to get to that point. It’s not given St. John’s Prep ended the first period with a 10-5 ad- fell behind 15-5. We had a strong “It was special for our seniors,” that we’ll get back to this point. We vantage in shots on goal but none of them made it past game plan. We watched film before White said. “To send all the seniors have to defend our title now. Our Cardinals goalie Ben Zaranek, a freshman. Jon Tavella the game and we saw how we beat took advantage of a Prep breakdown three minutes into out with a championship was spe- work ethic has to go up a notch and ourselves the first time we played the evening for the first goal of the game, giving Pope cial. They went out on top. We sent our guys have to compete.” them. We took care of the basket- Francis an early 1-0 edge. Trevor Crawford boosted the them out the right way and they White also credited his assistant ball against their pressure and Cardinals lead to 2-0 with 9:45 to play in the period. left a great legacy for the freshmen coach, Andrew Jacks, for his efforts we executed very well, especially The Eagles kept Pope Francis at bay for the remainder down the stretch. and sophomores on the team. They throughout the season. of the period and went to the locker room trailing 2-0 at “It was great for the kids,” White built the program and now it’s up “Coach Jacks does a lot be- the first intermission. added. “It was like a revenge win to the younger guys to keep it roll- hind the scenes,” White said. “We Things didn’t get any better for the Eagles in the sec- for them. They played the same ing.” wouldn’t have reached our success ond period. Pope Francis didn’t slow down its attack on team last year and lost in the White feels winning the cham- this year without him so he de- offense and St. John’s deficit extended to 5-0. Makem championship game. They’ve been pionship gives the underclassmen serves a lot of credit.” Demers started the three-goal period with a slapshot working hard all season. I was re- an idea of what it takes to bring The Panthers finished the season that found the net to make it 3-0 Pope Francis with 9:28 ally happy for the kids and it was home a banner. Next year’s team at 19-2. on the clock. Tavella scored his second goal of the game two minutes later, bumping the advantage up to 4-0. Brendan Nehmer made the most of a 5-on-4 power play Cadigan takes over as Winthrop football coach opportunity with 5:46 remaining, extending the Pope Francis lead to 5-0. CADIGAN Now it’s exciting to show what I’ve Hall of Fame coaches. I’m just excited “It just felt like the entire night we were constantly From B1 learned. to add to that in any way I can.” fighting to catch up with their speed,” Hanson said. “There’s an emotional investment Serino believes Winthrop’s tradition “They move the puck so well. They’re a really talented Cadigan was introduced as the in this for me,” Cadigan added. “I’m of having longtime coaches directing team. A lot of the credit goes to them. They’re an excel- team’s new coach last Friday after- certainly emotionally invested in this the program is one of the aspects that lent team and they deserved to win the game tonight.” noon, in an announcement made to town and this community.” makes the team, and the job, unique. St. John’s found the scoreboard in the third period. the players. He was greeted by the Cadigan is the fourth Winthrop “That speaks volumes to what this With 7:05 left in the game, Carrabes raced his way up players with a wave of cheers and ap- coach in the past 60 years. Some of program is,” Serino said. “It speaks the ice and beat Zaranek with a nifty move to light the plause. his goals include continuing the tra- highly of the dedication the play- lamp, slimming the Cardinals lead to 5-1. Unfortunate- “They gathered the team into a dition established by his predecessors ers have to this program. It’s come ly for the Eagles that was all the offense they had in room on Friday after school,” Cadi- while developing a close relationship full circle for Jonathan. That’s what store and Pope Francis walked away with the 5-1 win. gan said. “Our athletic director, Matt with Winthrop’s youth football pro- makes this football program unique. “Our shot total might’ve been 28 but it never really Serino, made a pretty big deal out of gram. He’s a testament to the dedication of felt like the shots we were getting were quality,” Hanson introducing the new football coach. “One thing I hope to do is really con- the football program.” said. “They did an excellent job getting back and clog- They applauded me and I got pretty nect with youth football in this town The 2017 season was a tough one ging the lanes, kind of forcing us to shoot from bad an- choked up. It’s something I’ve been and get back on the same page,” Cadi- for the Vikings, who went 2-9 after gles. A lot of pucks we put right in his (Zaranek) chest. working toward for over 10 years.” gan said. “It’s been tough not having starting the year on an eight-game It’s just one of those nights where nothing was going Cadigan has 16 years of experi- a home field the past few seasons. We slide. Cadigan feels the team will our way.” ence as an assistant on Winthrop’s don’t make excuses but the younger need to get back to the basics as it The Cardinals will play another Super 8 elimination staff, working under former Vikings kids haven’t seen a home game in a aims to bounce back in 2018. game, their fourth of the tournament, Thursday evening head coaches Tony Fucillo and Sean while. I’d like to bridge that gap with “We were young last year so we’re (5:30) at Tsongas. St. John’s ends its season at 15-6-4. Driscoll. For the past 10 years, Cadi- youth football. With our new facil- a little bit older this season,” Cadi- “We had a very good year,” Hanson said. “I told the gan has been the team’s defensive ities, there’s a lot of excitement in gan said. “We just have to get back guys they have a lot to be proud of. This is a team that, coordinator. He’ll hope his familiarity town. to fundamentals. You look at all the last year, we had six freshmen on the roster. We had a with the program works to his benefit Cadigan, who teaches physical ed- film, everything we did right and great second half last year and we carried that into this as he gets things started in his new ucation at Winthrop High, added, wrong, and it usually starts with year. We’ve been a strong, strong team since the second role. “I’m excited to get going and start a blocking on offense and tackling on half of last season. We rely on a lot of sophomores to be “It’s pretty cool,” Cadigan said. “I new chapter. There’s a lot of history defense. It’s just about getting back leaders on this team. That’s a pretty large burden for felt like I’ve been sitting in a class- in Winthrop. Three of the last four to the little things. It starts with the them. You hope they learn and next year we come back room for the past 16 years, learning. Winthrop coaches are Massachusetts fundamentals.” stronger.” TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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WBZ-FM 98.5 first victory since the scandal in his and it did at just the right time. The cial. Just really cool. I’m sure he was personal life, followed by various leg ball moved left and dropped into the disappointed he didn’t get the victo- injuries. cup, setting off more pandemonium. ry. I actually thought he was going to NBA “It’s going to be good for me to get Brandt Snedeker, playing with win today before the round started. I EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE back,” Woods said. “I’ve had some Woods, just smiled. Casey even got thought it was just teed up beautiful- Atlantic Division Southwest Division great memories there.” caught up in the emotion that swept ly for him. I said a couple times, ‘If I W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Casey ended a nine-year drought over Innisbrook for four days. don’t win this thing, I actually want x-Toronto 47 17 .734 — Houston 51 13 .797 — Boston 46 20 .697 2 New Orleans 38 26 .594 13 on the PGA Tour when he took the “I loved his putt on 17. That was Tiger to win it.’ Philadelphia 35 29 .547 12 San Antonio 37 27 .578 14 New York 24 41 .369 23½ Dallas 20 45 .308 31½ Brooklyn 21 45 .318 27 Memphis 18 46 .281 33 Tiger’s run leads to highest PGA Tour ratings in years Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Washington 37 28 .569 — Portland 39 26 .600 — ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Tiger 190 percent over the previous year had a 40-foot birdie attempt on the Miami 35 31 .530 2½ Minnesota 38 29 .567 2 Woods was one shot away from a and the highest-rated PGA Tour 18th hole to force a playoff with Paul Charlotte 28 38 .424 9½ Oklahoma City 38 29 .567 2 Orlando 20 45 .308 17 Denver 35 30 .538 4 chance to win, and the PGA Tour broadcast since Woods won The Casey and came up short. Atlanta 20 45 .308 17 Utah 35 30 .538 4 had its largest television audience Players Championship in 2013. Golf Channel’s two-hour window Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB in five years. That doesn’t include the majors. before the NBC telecast Sunday Cleveland 38 26 .594 — Golden State 50 14 .781 — NBC Sports Group says the final Woods, returning from a fourth earned a 1.65 rating, its highest-rat- Indiana 37 28 .569 1½ L.A. Clippers 34 29 .540 15½ Milwaukee 34 31 .523 4½ L.A. Lakers 29 35 .453 21 round of the Valspar Championship back surgery, was one shot out of the ed coverage for the lead-in window Detroit 29 36 .446 9½ Sacramento 20 45 .308 30½ earned a 5.11 overnight rating, up lead going into the final round. He since it began in 2009. Chicago 22 42 .344 16 Phoenix 19 48 .284 32½

Monday’s Games Cleveland at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Milwaukee at Memphis, 8 p.m. Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Sacramento at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games USGA, R&A reveal a new set of San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. Miami at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Miami at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Indiana at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. rules for the modern game of golf Minnesota at Washington, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Dallas at New York, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Indiana, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. (AP) — Golf now has a modern Golf” replaces about 1,300 examples will not be applied in professional Toronto at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at New York, 7:30 p.m. set of rules for the Royal & Ancient in the Decisions book. golf and other elite competitions. Charlotte at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Chicago at Memphis, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. game, an extensive overhaul that “With revised rules being easier Other changes include: Orlando at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. New Orleans at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. took six years and is aimed at mak- to understand, we think committees — Eliminating penalties for acci- Detroit at Utah, 9 p.m. Detroit at Denver, 9 p.m. ing the rules easier to understand. will be able to reach the right con- dentally moving a ball in the green The R&A and USGA announced clusion without having 1,300 fact or while searching for a lost ball. the final version of modernized rules sets,” Pagel said. — Players will have only three NHL on Monday. They take effect in 2019. The modernization project began minutes to search for a lost ball in- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE “This was out of recognition that with a meeting at St. Andrews in stead of five minutes. Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA in trying to make the rules more April 2012 among the R&A, USGA, — Players now can repair spike Tampa Bay 68 47 17 4 98 250 189 Nashville 66 43 14 9 95 216 168 fair, they became too complicated,” PGA Tour and European Tour. They marks or shoe prints on the put- Boston 65 42 15 8 92 218 165 Winnipeg 67 41 17 9 91 226 177 said Thomas Pagel, the USGA’s se- introduced a proposed draft a year ting green. Some players expressed Toronto 68 39 22 7 85 223 195 Minnesota 67 38 22 7 83 210 192 Florida 65 33 25 7 73 198 204 Dallas 67 37 24 6 80 195 176 nior director of rules and amateur ago and during six months of public concern that this might slow the Detroit 67 26 30 11 63 175 203 Colorado 67 35 24 8 78 210 200 status. “With 30-plus years of tin- feedback received some 30,000 com- pace if players spent too much time Montreal 67 25 31 11 61 171 211 St. Louis 66 35 26 5 75 180 176 Ottawa 66 23 32 11 57 180 231 Chicago 67 29 30 8 66 190 196 kering, they got complicated, and ments from 102 countries through grooming the putting surface. Pa- Buffalo 68 22 35 11 55 164 222 Pacific Division that wasn’t good for the game.” surveys, social media and phone gel said pace-of-play policies would Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 67 43 19 5 91 230 184 Among the changes will be how calls. keep that from happening, and it Pittsburgh 68 39 25 4 82 224 205 Anaheim 67 34 21 12 80 190 183 to take penalty drops — from knee- The original proposal was for play- was a rule change that was needed Washington 66 37 22 7 81 203 197 San Jose 66 35 22 9 79 196 184 high length starting next year, ers to drop the ball 2 inches from for competition. No one wants to see Philadelphia 68 34 23 11 79 201 201 Los Angeles 66 36 25 5 77 192 165 New Jersey 68 34 26 8 76 201 206 Calgary 68 33 25 10 76 193 200 instead of from shoulder height. the ground. Pagel said there were a tournament decided by a spike Columbus 68 35 28 5 75 185 191 Edmonton 66 28 34 4 60 187 219 There no longer will be penalties if concerns that it was too close to the mark in the line of a putt. Carolina 67 29 27 11 69 178 204 Vancouver 67 25 33 9 59 181 219 N.Y. Islanders 67 29 29 9 67 216 241 Arizona 66 21 34 11 53 160 214 a golf ball accidentally moves on the ground. The idea was to get the ball “It’s the skill we’re testing,” he N.Y. Rangers 68 30 32 6 66 192 217 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. green, if a club touches the ground back in play, and knee-high length said. “We’re not testing whether you Monday’s Games Wednesday’s Games in a hazard or if the ball hits a flag- was determined to keep the ball can navigate around a shoe print. Vegas at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Dallas at Toronto, 7 p.m. stick that is not being tended on the from bouncing away from the right Really it allows for great equity Winnipeg at Washington, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Montreal at Columbus, 7 p.m. San Jose at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. green. area and keep some randomness to across the field.” Carolina at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Vegas, 10 p.m. Also, caddies can no longer line up how it lies. — Eliminating the penalty for Ottawa at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Anaheim, 10 p.m. St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Thursday’s Games their players while they are setting One rule is only for recreational removing loose impediments in a Detroit at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. up over a shot. golf. Starting next year, a local rule bunker and the general touching of Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games This is the most comprehensive will let golfers simply drop a ball sand with the hand or club (without Boston at Carolina, 7 p.m. Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. change to the rules since the first set that goes out-of-bounds in the vicin- grounding the club next to the ball). Dallas at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Florida, 7:30 p.m. was published in 1744, only in this ity of where it went out — even if Also, players can declare a ball to be Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. case, the book got smaller. There that means the fairway — with an unplayable in a bunker, take a two- Colorado at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Colorado at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 9 p.m. Detroit at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. now are 24 rules instead of 34, and additional two-shot penalty. shot penalty and play from outside Los Angeles at Arizona, 10 p.m. Nashville at Arizona, 10 p.m. “The Official Guide to the Rules of That was done for pace of play and the bunker. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 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 SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Woman irked when co-worker mimics her distinctive style The bidding often influences the play DEAR ABBY: I have frain from riding with her Salvador Dali said, “The ton or from a doubleton? been trying to get healthy Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van or allowing your child to. secret of my influence has East should ask himself for years and recently lost Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, And pray that if she causes always been that it remained how West’s holding would a lot of weight. Every job I and was founded by her mother, another collision, she secret.” have influenced the bidding. have, I work with grossly doesn’t kill herself or some- It is a secret from some If West has led a singleton, obese women. At my pres- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at one else. bridge players that the bid- ent job, one of them keeps DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ding influences the play. They that would leave South with coming to work dressed Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR ABBY: We love forget the auction when trick five hearts. Surely he would like me. It has happened to open our windows and one begins. have mentioned the suit in before and I am sick of it. enjoy the fresh air during In this deal, East can find the auction. Maybe not, but it You have no idea how in- KIND: I’ll try, but it may texts and looks at her the wintertime in Florida. the winning defense if he was highly likely. So, West has not be the kind of help phone while driving. It sulting it is to come to One neighbor sits out back asks himself what key clue led from a doubleton. East you’re asking for. Have you has reached the point work, ready to do my job and smokes and the other the bidding supplies. West should encourage with his and find myself in this em- never heard the saying, where I refuse to ride with one smokes on his front leads the heart nine against barrassing situation. I just “Imitation is the sincerest her or allow her to drive porch, which makes it im- heart eight. four spades. How should East When West gets in with his started working here and form of flattery”? It’s a my child in her car. possible to open our win- defend? principle the fashion in- I need the job. I’ve asked her repeated- dows without smoke drift- After North rebid one no- spade king, he continues with dustry is based upon. In- To me, this is a form of ly to not use her phone ing in. I realize they have trump, showing a balanced his heart six and receives a harassment, and I don’t stead of being offended while driving, but she rights, but why can’t we ruff. East’s diamond trick will and angry, why not help hand with 12-14 points, understand where she’s seems to think she’s invin- enjoy our home too? What South plunged into the con- then defeat the contract. coming from. It’s not my the woman by offering to cible even after having would you do? assist her in making dis- tract that he hoped he could problem if she is unhappy proof she’s not. What make. with her self-image. I like tinctive fashion choices of should I do to make her FRESH AIR IN her own? I’m sure she’d FLORIDA West might have led a low myself; I mind my own understand she’s putting club, but it would not have welcome it, and I’m also herself in danger again, business and do my work. DEAR FRESH AIR: I’d worked here. Declarer would sure it would lighten and not to mention those who Also, I worked in fashion consult an air condition- have won with dummy’s for years. If she wants my brighten the atmosphere ride with her? in your workplace. ing company and describe ace, run the spade jack and fashion expertise, she the problem. Some restau- banked five spades, three should pay me for it. Copy- CONCERNED DEAR ABBY: My mom rants that have smoking hearts, one diamond and one ing the way I dress is not DAUGHTER was involved in a serious patios keep the cigarette club. But the heart nine was a a compliment. It’s identity car accident a while back DEAR CONCERNED: smoke from annoying pa- logical lead. Unless the spade theft. She is not me. I do that required multiple Because your mother trons inside by installing a ace unexpectedly appeared not appreciate her imitat- surgeries and hospital didn’t learn after the acci- fan above the entrance. on the board, West was going ing me. Please help! stays. She’s still dealing dent she caused by not The forced air blows to have at least one trump left ONE OF A KIND IN with the repercussions. turning off her cellphone, straight down and serves when in with his spade king. ILLINOIS The problem is that she it’s time to accept that as a barrier not only to The key decision then is doesn’t seem to have nothing you say will smoke, but also to flying East’s. Has West led a single- DEAR ONE OF A learned from it. She still change her. Continue to re- insects.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Docket No. ES18P0685EA half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please given by Pokye Casserly and Paul T. Casserly and Michelle R. Casserly to Mortgage INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m. so we can Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, American Brokers Conduit, its arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call after 10:00 a.m. successors and assigns, dated October 14, 2005 and recorded with the Essex Estate of: David W. Oram will receive a credit for that day's paper. Thank you! County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 24975, Page 125 Date of Death: Thursday, November 09, 2017 subsequently assigned to Hudson City Savings Bank by Mortgage Electronic Essex Division Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for American Brokers Conduit, its To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of PAY CALLS HELP WANTED successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern Petitioner Scott Oram of Lynn, Massachusetts District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31031, Page 426 and subsequently assigned a Will has been admitted to informal probate. to Wells Fargo Bank NA by Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, Also Known Petitioner Scott Oram of Lynn, Massachusetts Pay Call Numbers JOB INFORMATION as M&T Bank, Successor by Merger to Hudson City Savings Bank by assignment has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to SERVICES recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book (900, 976 and 550) serve without surety on the bond. Advertiser telephone numbers with 35833, Page 156; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST NOTICE Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without disclose the price of the telephone Don't pay to find work before you get will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on April 3, 2018 at 17 Currier Road, supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: call. When a number is published the job. Legitimate job placement firms the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration within the advertisement the per that work to fill specific positions from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings minute and/or flat charge must be cannot charge an upfront fee. For free to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. included. If you dial a pay per call information about avoiding employ- thereon, known as 17 Currier Road, shown as the major portion of Lots 15 and 14 Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and the small triangular portion of Lot 7 on a plan by Charles W. Gay, Surveyor number from an advertisement appear- ment service scams, write the Federal and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal ing in the classified section and it Trade Commission at Washington, dated January 2, 1912, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds at Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Book 2168, Page 176 and containing 10,297 square feet. Said premises are DOES NOT disclose this information, D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. please notify the Item classified Information Center, conveyed subject to and together with the benefit of easements and restrictions of Item: March 13, 2018 record, if any, insofar as the same may be in force and applicable to said department immediately. Response to 1-800-876-7060 premises. 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The omitted metes and bounds The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to should read: The land In said Lynn together with the buildings thereon being known petitions on Tuesday, March 20, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. CLASSIFIED (781)593-7700 contact the Better Business Bureau as and numbered 17 Currier Road, bounded and described as follows: Beginning Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite at the NORTHEASTERLY corner of Lot 14 on Cunier Road and thence running LOCUS: 9 GREEN ST, PARCEL NO. 082-615-019 - PETITIONER: FIDELINA GARCIA 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or SOUTHEASTERLY by Currier Road, one hundred twenty-two and 00/100 (122.00) (ZBA #9816) MISC. call 508-652-4800 feet; Thence curving to the South still by said Currier Road, fifteen and 71/100 (15.71) feet; Thence running SOUTHWESTERLY still by Currier Road, sixty-five and TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A 2ND FLOOR ADDITION FOR OFFICE/COMMERCIAL GENERAL 67/100 (65.67) feet; Thence turning and running NORTHWESTERLY by the USE TO AN EXISTING, NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURE IN ZONING DISTRICT BD WANTED to BUY or TRADE: HELP WANTED remaining portion of Lot 7, forty-one and 04/100 (41.04) feet to a point forty-one HAVING INSUFFICIENT FRONTAGE (40.29'). FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED and 33/100 (41.33)feet from said Currier Road measured on the BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders LOCAL INSURANCE AGENCY SOUTHWESTERLY boundary of Lot 15; Thence continuing in the same straight line, Patrick Calnan - Chairperson or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169 SEEKS A PART TIME TELEMARKETER thirty-seven and 62/100 (37.62) feet; Thence continuing in the same straight line, Norm Cole - Clerk CONTACT: PAUL RACKI three and 68/100 (3.68) feet; Thence continuing in a similar NORTHWESTERLY Item: March 6, 13, 2018 FOR SALE: 781-322-2350 Privacy Hedges -SPRING BLOWOUT course, twenty-two and 84/100 (22.84) feet; Thence turning and running HELP WANTED-SALES: SALE 6 ft Arborvitae (Evergreen) Reg SOUTHWESTERLY in a line at right angles with the SOUTHWESTERLY boundary of EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final $149 Now $75 Beautiful, Nursery Lot 14 to the NORTHERLY corner of Lot 7, four and 601100 (4.60) feet; Thence LEGAL NOTICE Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • Grown. FREE Installation/FREE deliv- turning and running NORTHWESTERLY again by Lot 8, twenty-seven and 70/100 PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Local -Training/Support • Every day is ery, Limited Supply! ORDER NOW: (27.70) feet; Thence turning and running NORTHEASTERLY again, eighty-six and Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits 518-536-1367 www.lowcosttreefarm 79/100 (86.79) feet to Currier Road at the point of beginning. Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held TUESDAY, MARCH 27, • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 .com 2018 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, ROOM B129, 200 ESSEX www.fhginsurance.com The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, STREET to hear the following NEW petitions; restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to GENERAL M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Petition 18-03 by GRAHAM SALZBERG seeking a special permit (nonconforming HELP WANTED assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. use and/or structure) for a first-floor addition to the property; sitting room and mudroom extension off the kitchen and the renovation/conversion of the TERMS OF SALE: second-floor attic area off the master bedroom for a proposed master bedroom Hiring RN’s and LPN’s A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of and laundry room. The second-floor renovation proposed to rebuild the roof raising Have you ever made a diff erence in a person’s life? a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be the roof height and adding the proposed dormers. Property located at 31 LEWIS Competitive Pay *Flexible Schedules * Great Benefi ts delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be ROAD, Map 23, Lot 77. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of $3,000 SIGN ON BONUS the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Petition 18-04 by KELLEY GLASS seeking a dimensional special permit for a WE CHANGE PEOPLES LIVES! from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other master bathroom, kitchen extension, and mudroom. Property located at 15 check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid PROSPECT AVENUE, Map 20, Lot 36. www.familylives.us at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: Petition 17-22 (25 We serve patients in the following (but not limited to) towns: sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be GLEN ROAD), Petition 18-01 (10-12 FAIRVIEW AVENUE). entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Marc Kornitsky, Chairman Boston: 16 YR/old with Trach/Vent description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Item: March 13, 20, 2018 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Andover: 26 YR/old with GT Chelsea: 15 YR/old with Trach Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Lynn: 22 YR/old with Trach/Vent Wells Fargo Bank, N.A THE TRIAL COURT Malden: 22 YR/old with FT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT N. Andover: Adult w/Trach/Vent Present Holder of said Mortgage, Docket No. ES18P0506EA By Its Attorneys, INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE N. Reading: 24 YR/old with GT ORLANS PC Peabody: 17 YR/old with Trach/Vent Estate of: PO Box 540540 Reading: Young female with Vent Waltham, MA 02454 Christopher Patrick Burge Phone: (781) 790-7800 Date of Death: November 4, 2017 Salisbury: 16 YR/old with GT/JT 17-002862 Essex Division 16 YR/old with GT Item: March 13, 20, 27, 2018 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Donna A. Burge of Lynnfield MA Donna A. Burge of Lynnfield MA Contact Family Lives at 508-475-0493 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to THE TRIAL COURT serve without surety on the bond. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal REAL ESTATE Docket No. ES18P0434EA Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without FOR SALE INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Estate of: from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Anthony L Green to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Also Known As: Anthony Green Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Date of Death: December 10, 2017 and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Essex Division Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Tasheena M Green of Lynn MA Item: March 13, 2018 a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Tasheena M Green of Lynn MA NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to The Lynn Board of Health, acting under serve without surety on the bond. the authority of Section 31, Chapter RENTALS The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal 111, of the General Laws of the Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will HOME APPRAISALS! supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with conduct a Public Hearing on Tuesday, APARTMENTS TRUSTING JUST ANYBODY TO the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration March 27, 2018 in Room 102A, City from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA SELL YOUR HOME IS RISKY! to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. 01901, at 5:30 p.m. regarding the DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings proposed local regulations for recrea- Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal tional cannabis. 50 Years of TRUST is what convenient location, no pets. Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Summary of proposed regulations for Call ~ 978-646-7634 our appraisals are based upon. 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In the interests of: Manya Litvak Of: Lynn, MA RESPONDENT Incapacitated Person/Protected Person Selling a house? To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been filed by Buying a house? Life Care Centers of North Shore of Lynn MA in the above captioned matter requesting that the court: Expand the powers of a Guardian Find out what properties The petition asks the court to make a determination that the powers of the Guardian and/or Conservator should be expanded, modified, or limited since the recently sold in your area. time of the appointment. The original petition is on file with the court. You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on Check out the return date of 04/02/2018. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in the Real Estate page this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific in Saturday’s paper. facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. IMPORTANT NOTICE The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: March 01, 2018 FIND AN AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE. Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Item: March 13, 2018 CHECK CLASSIFIED! TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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Swampscott Office Marblehead Office Bag may have hit emergency fuel switch before copter crash By Jennifer Peltz hasn’t spoken yet to the the last moments of this has been involved in at and Michael Balsmo pilot but hopes to do so. flight,” she said. least five accidents or oth- ASSOCIATED PRESS “Mayday, mayday, may- No one answered an er incidents in the last 10 day,” pilot Richard Vance email Monday to Vance, years, according to FAA NEW YORK — The pilot said in an emergency ra- 33, a licensed commercial data. “Incidents” can in- who survived a helicopter dio call as the Eurocop- pilot for seven years who’s clude events that end in crash that killed his five ter AS350 tour helicopter also licensed as a flight in- safe landings, but an Au- passengers told authori- foundered Sunday night. structor. A possible phone gust 2009 collision over ties he believed a passen- “East River — engine fail- number for him in Dan- the Hudson River between ger’s bag might have hit an emergency fuel shutoff ure.” bury, Connecticut, wasn’t a Liberty chopper and a switch in the moments The chopper flipped over working. small, private plane killed before the chopper went and quickly sank, killing A floating crane slowly nine people, including a down, a federal official told a Texas firefighter, an -Ar raised the submerged heli- group of Italian tourists. The Associated Press on gentine woman, a young copter to the surface Mon- The company paid Monday. video journalist, a former day and towed it off to be $23,576 in fines in 2010 The official was briefed basketball team assistant examined, as Democrat- and 2011 for violating on the investigation but and another person on ic New York Sen. Chuck maintenance, record-keep- not authorized to speak what authorities said was Schumer said federal reg- ing and flight operations publicly about it and spoke a charter flight to take ulators should suspend rules, according to the on condition of anonymity. photos. flights by the helicopter’s FAA. Three subsequent The National Transpor- The copter’s six emer- owner until the facts of maintenance violations in tation Safety Board later gency floats did inflate, the crash are known. 2011 and 2012 didn’t re- said it would look at the but Dinh-Zarr said in- The owner, Liberty Heli- sult in any fines. switch, the chopper’s flo- vestigators would look at copters, referred all inqui- Witnesses to Sunday’s tation devices and even whether there were any ries to federal authorities. crash said the helicopter the photos on passengers’ problems with the devic- The Federal Aviation Ad- was flying noisily, then es. The NTSB and other ministration said it was suddenly dropped and cameras to figure out what PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS caused the crash Sunday agencies involved in the investigating whether the quickly submerged. A by- in New York City’s East probe also hope to recover company had been com- stander’s video showed Yellow buoys that a New York police officer River. the passengers’ cameras plying with regulations. the helicopter land hard said are suspending a helicopter that crashed NTSB member Bella and electronics “to cap- A tour and charter he- and then capsize in water into the East River float next to an NYPD po- Dinh-Zarr said the agency ture a digital portrait of licopter company, Liberty about 50 feet deep. lice boat at a pier in New York on Sunday. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018

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