WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 Lynn’s Discovery Academy aims to ease overcrowding

By Bella diGrazia time for the upcoming school year. The Lynn Tech Annex (where the ECC is cur- city’s elementary schools. School Com- ITEM STAFF current space for the center would then rently located).” mittee member Michael Satterwhite be converted, over the summer, into an Tutwiler said applicant seats for the said, as of right now, the only position LYNN — The city’s Early Childhood academy for 300 eighth-graders interest- academy would be prioritized in terms of that could be eliminated is principal of Center (ECC) is set to close by the end of the school year to make room for a new ed in learning trades. overcrowding needs. Breed district stu- ECC. eighth-grade “Discovery Academy.” “The projected enrollment for the mid- dents would have rst choice, followed by To pave the way for the school district Superintendent Patrick Tutwiler said dle schools will push the enrollment of Marshall, then Pickering. shift, administrators will have to juggle the shift is designed to alleviate over- Breed and Marshall up by about 100 stu- Most of the $1.7 million would be need- classes throughout Lynn’s elementary crowding in Lynn’s middle schools. If dents each, and both schools are already ed for staf ng the new academy, said schools. Kindergarten students at Tracy the $1.7 million proposal is approved, oversubscribed,” Tutwiler said during a Tutwiler. The rest of the cash would be Elementary would be moved to Sewell students who would normally attend Feb. 28 school committee meeting. “We used for materials and moving costs. Anderson, Ford kindergarteners would the ECC would instead be dispersed have been working on a plan to open an Current ECC teachers would be rede- throughout eight elementary schools in eighth-grade Discovery Academy at the ployed to new classrooms throughout the LYNN, A5 Fuddruckers’ Fat Tuesday Nahant challenge a real mouthful back a oat with Lynn’s boat By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF NAHANT — The Lynn Fire Department gifted Nahant a Coast Guard boat that will allow the town to patrol its waters this summer. “That boat — that’s a necessity,” said Nahant Police Chief Robert Dw- yer. “That’s a lifeline.” Nahant’s 20-year-old harbormaster boat sunk, was hauled from the ocean, then burned up at a boatyard in Marblehead last year. “At that point, I thought I was cursed,” said Town Administrator Tony Bar- letta, who assumed his By Bridget Turcotte chain’s website. So, a pound of crinkle-cut fries is Shayne Lafee position in August 2018. ITEM STAFF about three orders. struggles to eat The 22-foot Eastern, the “The most popular size burger at the restau- his burger during town’s only harbormas- SAUGUS — Burger lovers took on a big chal- rant is a half-pound,” said David Thomson, a the 3-pound burg- ter boat, sunk on Dec. 20, lenge for Fat Tuesday — a 3-pound burger chal- spokesman with Thomson Communications, the er challenge at 2018, while moored in the lenge. rm that represents the restaurant. Fuddruckers harbor. Nobody was on Meat eaters, burger enthusiasts, and those with A 3-pound patty is three portions of the most in Saugus on the vessel when it sank. It a competitive side faced off at the Fuddruckers common choice, he said. Tuesday. was pulled from the water on Route 1, and in North Andover, Reading, and “I compare it to eating a meatloaf,” said Thom- and hauled on a trailer to Methuen. son. “It’s huge.” ITEM PHOTO | Ryan Marine in Marble- The contestants were tasked with demolishing Participants who are able to nish the giant OWEN O’ROURKE head. It was waiting to a 3-pound burger patty and a 1-pound bun, a meal within an hour received a $25 gift certi - be assessed by insurance pound of fries on the side, and a bottomless soda cate to Fuddruckers. companies when a re in under an hour. Jose Alvarado of Chelsea was the rst contes- broke out at the boatyard To put that in perspective, a large order of fries tant of the day, and, as of the time of The Item’s shortly after midnight on at Fuddruckers — and at McDonald’s — weighs about 150 grams, according to the fast food CHALLENGE, A5 NAHANT, A5 Liens placed INSIDE Ward 6 pot on Peabody plan goes properties up in smoke By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF By Gayla Cawley Saugus ITEM STAFF PEABODY — A Salem Superior Police of cers LYNN — A cultivator has withdrawn its Court judge has approved liens on read to kids. A3 properties held by the owner of Bro- proposal to grow marijuana on Bennett die’s Pub, as the court decides whether Opinion Street following opposition from the site’s he reneged on a lease deal. Krause: Tackle ward councilor. Judge Timothy Feeley ruled $103,000 football and kids Blake Mensing, an attorney who rep- must be set aside to be sure the judg- don’t mix. A4 resents the company, Wicked Frosty ment is paid if Michael Votto sells his Farms, said the opposition from Ward 6 Coolidge Avenue property in Peabody Sports Councilor Fred Hogan was the “death or a four-bedroom, waterfront home his St. Mary's girls knell” for their plans at the site. company, Votto Properties, built on Lo- knock off Fenwick Hogan said his opposition stemmed throp Avenue in Beverly. in Div. 3 thriller. B1 from supporting the residents of Ward 6, The decision came as a result of a  as a large number of them had told him lawsuit led in December against Votto Swampscott they were not in favor of it being in their by One Main Peabody and its manager girls fall to neighborhood. He said there were several Pasquale “Pat” Todisco. Pentucket. B1 concerns, including worries about securi- In court lings, the landlord alleges  ty and the potential odor coming from the Votto violated a lease agreement to oc- Peabody girls can’t site. cupy a 5,920-square-foot space on the overcome defending “A lot of people who lived there for many rst  oor of the O’Shea Building start- champs. B1 years didn’t feel comfortable with it being ing May 1. right behind their houses,” Hogan said. In making the ruling, the judge sig- “I’m going with the neighbors and resi- naled his support for Todisco because dents of Ward 6, my constituents.” courts typically do not place liens or at- Wicked Frosty Farms, a Massachusetts tach properties unless there is convinc- company,  oated a proposal in September ing evidence to support the plaintiff’s to open a small-scale recreational marijua- argument. na cultivation and manufacturing facility PEABODY, A5 POT, A5

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Jane K. Coan, 88 Charles R. Zimmerman, 80 Constance V. Tenaglia, 97 1938-2019 BEVERLY — Jane thing; she loved the LYNN — Charles the late Robert and LYNN — Mrs. Con- N.H., Peter L. Tenaglia Kennedy Coan, a children, and they Richard Zimmer- Raymond Zimmer- stance V. (Parker) and his wife Maureen longtime Beverly res- loved her. man, 80, of Lynn, man and Elaine Buc- Tenaglia, 97 years, of of Sandown, N.H.; ident, passed away In the early 1980s formerly of Salem cio; his former wife, Lynn, died peacefully her six grandchildren, on March 2, 2019 the federal govern- and Malden, passed Carole (Johnston) on Monday, March Benjamin IV, Rebec- after a lengthy battle ment was consider- away, Friday, March Zimmerman of Mal- 4, 2019 at Prescott ca, Abigale, Andrew against Alzheimer’s. ing ending the stu- 1, 2019 at Salem den; and the uncle House in North An- Jr., Scott Tenaglia and She was 88 years dent loan program. Hospital. Charles was of several nieces and dover, surrounded by Alyssa Jackson; one old, and surrounded Jane wrote a letter the beloved husband nephews. her family. She was great-grandson, Sam- by loved ones in her to Senator Ted Ken- of the late Shelley Charles was raised predeceased by her uel. She also leaves nal days. She was the loving nedy stressing the program’s (Faulling) Zimmerman, with in Malden and graduated from husband, Benjamin M. Tena- several nieces and nephews, and devoted wife of 64 years importance; upon receiving whom he shared 19 years of Malden High School, Class of glia Jr. and a sister-in-law, Eleanor to John Thomas “Jack” Coan Jr. the letter, Senator Kennedy marriage. 1956. He served in the U.S. She was born in Lynn, the Tenaglia. Jane was born in Lynn and invited Jane to testify in front Born in Jamaica Plain, the Air Force as an Air Policeman daughter of the late Inez Service information: Her grew up in Swampscott. She of a Senate committee. Jane’s son of the late Frederick and during the Vietnam War. He (Dyer) Parker. Constance was funeral will be held on Friday, was the daughter of Francis efforts paid off as the commit- Chantel (Hubbard) Zimmer- also served in the Massa- raised in Lynn by the Hatch March 8, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. and Mabelle Kennedy. As a tee voted to continue the loan man. Charles was the loving chusetts National Guard Air Family. She graduated from from the SOLIMINE Funeral child she spent lots of time in program. father of Karen Janeiro and her Force Reserves for more than Lynn English High School and Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route her father’s sh market, Puri- With a life fueled by unwav- husband, Joseph of Melrose, 25 years and was called into lived in Lynn all of her life. 1A), Lynn, followed by a fu- tan Fish on Humphrey Street. ering faith, nothing brought Deborah Marchant and her active service in Turkey during She contributed to the war neral Mass in St. Joseph’s She was blessed with an more joy to Jane than spend- ancé, Eric Spohr of Haverhill, Operation Desert Storm. effort through her employ- Church, Lynn, at 11 a.m. amazing group of rst-grade ing time with her family. She Raymond Zimmerman and his He was a general contrac- ment at the General Electric Burial in Pine Grove Ceme- friends at St. John’s the Evan- was at her happiest at family ancé, Donna Wade of Mal- tor and also worked for GE in Co., Riverworks plant in Lynn. tery. Relatives and friends gelist in Swampscott. Those reunions as raucous laughter den, and Ronald Zimmerman Lynn for more than 25 years. She was a Camp re Girl in her are respectfully invited. Visit- early years created a bond of lled the air. Her radiant smile of Chelsea; the cherished He loved to spend time with youth and was a Girl Scout ing hours are on Friday from friendship that lasted a life- was full of warmth, and her grandfather of Robert Hubau- his family and tell stories about Troup Leader later. Her love 8:30-10:30 a.m. on prior to time; until recently the group heart’s immense capacity for er III and his wife, Karlene of his days in the military. He also was her family and her dogs. her funeral. Donations may would get together at least an- love was constantly on display. Virginia, Jennifer Williams and loved caring for his dog, Dolly. She was a communicant of St. be made to the Northeast nually, and for each, it was a Jane made everyone feel like her ancé, James Stolle of Service information: Vis- Joseph’s Church. Animal Shelter, 347 High- yearly highlight. they were the most important South Carolina, Joseph and iting hours will be held at She is survived by her chil- land Ave., Salem, MA 01970. Jane was a talented child person in the world, and feel- Jarrett Janeiro of Melrose, CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral dren, Martha Tenaglia and her Directions and guestbook at and bright student. Highly re- ing the warmth of her loving Nathanial Lees of New Hamp- Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, partner Robert Levinson of Lynn www.solimine.com. spected by peers and teach- smile was one of life’s great- shire, Veronica Lees and her - on Friday, March 8 from 4-8 and Woonsocket, R.I., Benja- ers, Jane earned the distinc- est gifts. ancé, Chris LaBranche of Pea- p.m. His funeral will be held min M. Tenaglia III of Bethle- tion of class president both Jane was predeceased body, Schayne Lees and his from the funeral home on hem, Pa., Andrew T. Tenaglia at St. Mary’s High School and by her loving daughter Julia domestic partner, Sarah Eber- Saturday, March 9 at 8 a.m., and his wife Lisa of Atkinson, Emmanuel College. She was Coan St. Germain. She is sur- sole of Colorado, Marrissa followed at 9 a.m. by a funer- a skilled writer and an ex- vived by her husband, Jack; Melo and her husband, Chris al Mass at St. Pius V Church, ceptional poet. Only recently daughter, Maura Colling and of Peabody, Vanessa Beck Lynn. Burial will follow in Jane’s poems were discovered her husband Dennis; son Jo- and her husband, Shane of Greenlawn Cemetery, Sa- by her family, and in doing seph and his wife Karen, son Kentucky, Christina Hunt and lem. In lieu of owers, con- so uncovered one of Jane’s Thomas and his wife Amy, son her husband John of Lynn; tributions may be made in Henry J. Wills-Mahoney, 58 great hidden talents. Mak- Michael and his wife Trish, son the adoring great-grandfather his memory to the American 1961-2019 ing this more impressive was John and his wife Martha, son of Victoria, Dylan, Bryce and Cancer Society, 3 Speen St., that Jane wrote poetry in her Matthew and his wife Pam, Emmalynn Hubauer, Megan Suite 250, Framingham, MA LYNN — Henry wife, Dawn; and the “spare time” as a dedicated son Stephen and his wife Jen- Williams and Lainey Beck; the 01701 or via www.cancer. “Hank” J. Wills-Ma- uncle of several niec- wife and mother. nifer. Her 22 grandchildren all dear brother of Pau- org. To share a memo- honey, 58, of Lynn, es and nephews. Jane’s true devotion was to adored Jane as their “Nana,” line McGadden and ry or leave online con- passed away on Fri- Hank graduated her family, and the life exam- and she recently had her rst her husband, Chris of dolences, please visit day, March 1 at his from Lynn Vocation- ple she set as wife and moth- great-grandchild. She also New Hampshire, Mary- www.cuffemcginn. home in Lynn. Hank al Technical High er was beyond compare. Jane leaves her sister-in-law, Con- ann Robinson and her com. was the beloved School, Class of married her love Jack Coan nie Herlihy, as well as many husband, Jack of New husband of Daniel 1980. Hank worked at Swampscott’s St. John’s nieces and nephews. She Hampshire, Frederick Zimmer- Wills-Mahoney, with for many years as a Church on June 19, 1954, an was the sister of the late Phyl- man and his partner, Karen, whom he shared 10 certi ed nurse’s as- event that triggered a lifetime lis Ericson and her husband Joan Crawson of Lowell, and years of marriage. sistant in Gloucester and for together of love, happiness, Richard, Mabel Martin and He was born in Salem, the several years as a chef on the laughter and memories. Their her husband Tom, and Muriel son of Anna (McCadden) Wills North Shore. In his younger marriage produced eight chil- Champion and her husband of Lynn and the late Henry years Hank enjoyed playing dren, 22 grandchildren, and Tom; and sister-in-law of the C. Wills. Hank was the dear basketball and helping his one great-grandchild. Jane’s late Richard Coan and his Sr. Doris Babin, 98 brother of Edward Wills of grandfather care for his race dedication to her family’s care wife Cecelia, Mary O’Brien, Wake eld, Loretta Perley and horses. and well-being was legendary. and Robert Herlihy. her husband, Roy of Lynn, Wil- Service information: Vis- Jane and Jack started their Service information: Vis- MARLBORO — Sr. Do- license from Youville Hospital, liam Wills of Wake eld, Arthur iting hours will be held at life together in New Rochelle, iting hours will be held on ris Babin (98) (Sr. M. Rose now the Spaulding Hospital Wills of Lynn, Michael Wills CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral N.Y., and their young family Friday, March 8 from 5-8 Anna), a Sister of St. Anne, for Continuing Medical Care of Beverly and the late Linda Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, quickly grew. They had four p.m. at SOLIMINE Funeral died March 2 in Marie Esther in Cambridge. For the next 23 Wills. He was also the son-in- on Monday, March 11 from children age 3 and young- Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route Health Center in this city. years, she did nursing, serv- law of Alice Mahoney of Lynn, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., followed er, and together they lived in 1A), Lynn, MA 01902. A fu- Born in Worcester, she was ing and caring for the Sisters and the late Paul Mahoney Sr.; by a service at 12 p.m. in the a one-bedroom apartment. neral Mass will be held on the fth child and second of St. Anne in the in rmary in the brother-in-law of Paul Ma- funeral home. Burial will fol- While Jack supported the fam- Saturday, March 9 at 11 daughter born to George and Marlboro, bringing them com- honey and his wife, Melanie low in Pine Grove Cemetery. ily nancially, Jane took care a.m. at St. John the Evange- Clarinda (Morin) Babin. She fort and care in their declining of Salem, Richard Mahoney To share a memory or leave of everything else, and was list Church, 174 Humphrey was a graduate of St. Joseph years. In her retirement years, and his wife, Julie of George- online condolences, please tireless in her efforts to raise St., Swampscott. Burial will School in Worcester and the Sr. Doris provided communi- town, Thomas Mahoney and visit www.cuffemcginn.com. her children. The family moved be in Swampscott Cemetery, former St. Anne Academy in ty services and outreach to his wife, Jeanne of Lynn, Ann from New Rochelle to Beverly with a reception to follow. Marlboro. She joined her older those in need of help. Marie Beaupre and her hus- in 1959, and four more chil- Relatives and friends are sister, Lucienne (Sr. M. George Sr. Doris is predeceased by band, Jim of New Hampshire dren were born. It was there as respectfully invited. In lieu Edmond), already a vowed her parents and siblings. She and Michael Mahoney and his mother of eight she would live of owers, donations can be religious with the Sisters of leaves to grieve her family of for the next 57 years, sel essly made to St. John The Evange- St. Anne in Lachine, Quebec. the Sisters of St. Anne, neph- caring for children and eventu- list School, 111 New Balch Sr. Doris pronounced vows in ews and niece, faithful ex- ally 22 grandchildren. St., Beverly MA 01915. Di- 1942. tended family, and cherished After her children had left rections and guestbook at Sr. Doris taught in Montreal friends. Marie I. Arinello, 74 home, Jane worked at St. www.solimine.com. schools for six years before Service information: The John’s the Evangelist School returning to the United States viewing will be Thursday, in Beverly, where she was an where she spent 34 years March 7 from 9-10:15 a.m., SAUGUS — Mrs. Marie I. Patricia of Lexington, Anthony assistant to the principal. In teaching in Massachusetts at St. Anne Convent, 720 this capacity Jane did every- (Andaloro) Arinello, age 74, Andaloro of Minnesota, James elementary and high schools Boston Post Road East, Marl- formerly of Everett, died on Andaloro and his wife Jo Ann sponsored by the Sisters in borough. The funeral Mass Monday, March 4 at her home of Marblehead; one daugh- Lynn, Ware, Marlboro and will follow at 10:30 a.m. in in Saugus. She was the loving ter-in-law, Sabrina Arinello of Worcester and at Anna Maria the convent chapel, with wife of Paul D. Arinello, with Florida. She is predeceased Florence M. DeSoto, 78 College, Paxton during occa- burial in Evergreen Ceme- whom she shared 53 years of by her son Michael Arinello. sional summers. She was a tery. Funeral arrangements marriage. Donations in Marie’s name 1940-2019 much loved, well remembered, are under the direction of Born in Medford and raised may be made to Hallmark dedicated teacher and school FITZGERALD & COLLINS Fu- in Everett, she was the daugh- Health VNA & Hospice, 178 RAYMOND, N.H. — In addition to her principal. During these years, neral Home (www.CollinsFu- ter of the late Dr. Vincent An- Savin St., Suite 300, Malden, Florence M. DeSoto, parents, Florence she earned a BA in Education neral.com), 378 Lincoln St., daloro, M.D. and the late Is- MA 02148. 78, died March 4, was predeceased by from Anna Maria College and Marlborough. In lieu of ow- abel (Whipple) Andaloro. She Service information: Rel- 2019 at the Rocking- her loving husband, an MA in Government and His- ers, a memorial contribution was a graduate of Everett High atives and friends are invit- ham County Nursing Kenneth L. DeSoto tory from Boston College. may be made to the Sisters School, Class of 1962. ed to attend visiting hours Home in Brentwood, and her six brothers, Following her successful of St. Anne Retirement Fund, She retired from the former in the BISBEE-PORCELLA N.H. Herve, Omer, Leo, teaching ministry, Sr. Doris 720 Boston Post Road East, Saugus Co-Op Bank where Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln She was born Archie, Joseph and chose another ministry pro- Marlborough, MA 01752, or she worked as a reception- Ave., Saugus, on Thursday, March 14, 1940 in Gerald LeBlanc. She fession and earned her LPN to a charity of your choice. ist. Marie was very active at 4-8 p.m. Funeral from the fu- Lynn, daughter of is survived by her two Blessed Sacrament Parish neral home on Friday at 9:30 the late Alderic T. LeBlanc and daughters, Diane Dancewicz and was a member of the La- a.m., followed by a funeral Georgine LeBlanc. Florence and husband, James, Kim Fla- dies Sodality. She was the last Mass in Blessed Sacrament grew up and was a longtime nagan and husband, James; a Robert Saulnier, 82 representative of the Welcome Church, 14 Summer St., Sau- resident of Lynn. She graduat- son, Bryan DeSoto; ve grand- Wagon of Saugus. gus, at 10:30 a.m. Interment ed from St. Jean’s the Baptist children, Jillian, Travis, and In addition to her husband, Riverside Cemetery, Saugus. School in Lynn. Valerie Dancewicz, James Fla- she leaves two children, An- For directions and condo- Florence was a devoted nagan Jr. and Emma DeSoto; LYNN — Robert Saulnier, age Service information: His 82, of Lynn, died peacefully at funeral will be held on Fri- drew Arinello of Saugus and lences www.BisbeePorcella. homemaker for her husband, a sister, Loretta Cormier; and Susan Dulac of Exeter, N.H.; com. children and grandchildren. several nieces and nephews. Salem Hospital on Saturday, day at 10 a.m. from the March 2, 2019. SOLIMINE Funeral Home, four grandchildren, William, Spending time with her family Service information: Call- Charlie, Sam and Madeline; and especially her grandchil- ing hours will be held on Born and raised in Salem, 426 Broadway (Route 129), he was the son of the late Lynn, followed by a funeral three brothers, Dr. Vincent dren was the most cherished Thursday, March 7, 2019 Andaloro, M.D. and his wife thing in the world to her. from 4-7 p.m. at the BREW- Rene and Marie (LeBlanc) Mass at 10:30 a.m. in Sa- Florence was a devout Cath- ITT Funeral Home, 9 Pleasant Saulnier. He had lived in Lynn cred Heart Church. Follow- olic and was always active St., Epping, N.H. A funeral for the majority of his life. ing cremation, burial will be in attending church and with Mass will be celebrated on Robert loved to play Bin- on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. church activities like helping Friday, March 8, 2019 at 11 go, eat at Wendy’s, smoke Joseph Cemetery. Relatives with mercy meals or attending a.m. at St. Joseph Church, his pipe and attend Mass, or and friends are respectful- 781-593-7700 if unable to attend he would ly invited to attend. Visiting Publishing Daily, except Sundays special dinner nights hosted 200 Pleasant St., Epping, USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 by the church. She had been N.H. A reception will follow watch the Mass on television. hours on Friday from 9-10 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA a resident of Raymond since at the church. For more in- He is survived by a broth- a.m. Directions and guest- Home delivery and additional of ces. 1995. Also, one of her main formation, please visit www. er, Rene; and many extended book at www.solimine.com. subscribers Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item hobbies was gardening. brewittfuneralhome.com. family members with whom Get FREE access Subscriptions he lived. 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OBITUARIES John P. Donahue, 80 Saugus cops read to kids

SAUGUS — To celebrate NAHANT — Mr. John In addition to his Dr. Seuss’ birthday on P. “Jack” Donahue, wife with whom he March 2, Saugus Police of - 80 years, of Nahant, shared 46 years of cers visited schools in town passed away peace- marriage, he leaves to read some of the author’s fully on Sunday, March his son, Daniel Dona- classic books to children. 3, 2019 at his home hue of Boston; a sis- Of cers visited schools surrounded by his ter, Julie Donahue of as part of Read Across loving family. He is the South Yarmouth; his America Day — an annu- husband of Mrs. Ellen nieces and nephews, al reading event that was (O’Shea) Donahue. Ross Sullivan and his launched in 1997 by the He was born in Lynn, the son wife Cheryl of Lexington, Jacqui National Education Asso- of the late John J. and France Bertrand and David McEndarf- ciation to occur on, or near, T. (Downey) Donahue. He was er of Lilburn, Ga., Terry Bertrand March 2. raised in Lynn and was a 1955 and Lynn Vikesland of Nahant; The initiative is intend- graduate of St. Mary’s High a brother-in-law, Paul Bertrand ed to motivate students School. He attended classes of Nahant; his grand nephews, to read and have fun at Boston University and lat- Sean, Rafe and Finn Sullivan while doing so. Each year, er graduated with a Bachelor of Lexington. He is the brother schools, libraries, munic- of Arts in Philosophy in 1959 of the late Sister Frances Do- ipalities and community from St. John’s in Brighton. He nahue, SND, Norine Bertrand groups hold activities on has lived in Lynn and the past and Chaplain Col. Daniel J. Read Across America Day 48 years in Nahant. Donahue. to celebrate reading. He was a Navy veteran from Service information: Jack’s Of cer Dom Montano 1960 to 1968 as a lieutenant, funeral will be held on Fri- visited pre-K students at in both the Navy and the Naval day, March 8, 2019 at 9 a.m. Veterans Memorial Ele- Reserve. Jack served on sev- from the SOLIMINE Funeral mentary School to read Dr. eral committees in the Town Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route Seuss’ “There’s a Wocket of Nahant, was a member of 1A), Lynn, followed by a fu- in my Pocket!” the Nahant Council Knights of neral Mass in St. Thomas Lt. Michael Ricciardelli Columbus and was a commu- Aquinas Church, Nahant, at nicant of St. Thomas Aquinas 10 a.m. Burial in Greenlawn and K-9 Of cer Tim Faw- Church in Nahant. In his re- Cemetery, Nahant. Relatives cett visited rst-grade stu- tirement he loved looking for and friends are respectfully dents at the Oaklandvale books at the Nahant library invited. Visiting hours are on School. Lt. Ricciardelli and walking the beaches of Thursday from 4-7 p.m. Do- read “Ten Apples Up On Nahant and Marco Island, Fla. nations may be made to the Top!” and Of cer Fawcett He also loved visiting his son’s Friends of the Nahant Public read “The Cat in the Hat” home in the mountains. Library, 15 Pleasant St., Na- and “One Fish, Two Fish, He was employed as a man- hant, MA 01908 (https:// Red Fish, Blue Fish.” ager for the Division of www.nahantlibrary. Students also convinced Employment Security org/friends-of-the-li- Lt. Ricciardelli and Of cer in their Gloucester and brary). Directions and Fawcett to join them in a Lynn of ces. He was guestbook at www.so- dance after they nished also a manager for In- limine.com. the books. terstate Claims in Bos- “Dr. Seuss’ birthday ton. He retired in November provided of cers with a 2004 after 38 years of service great opportunity to visit with the Commonwealth. students and be a part of their learning in a fun and interactive way,” Interim Chief Ronald Giorgetti said. “Of cers had a great Peter Molloy, 66 time reading some of stu- PHOTO | SAUGUS POLICE 1952-2019 dents’ favorite books and we plan to replicate this Lt. Michael Ricciardelli reads “Ten Apples Up On Top!” to rst-grade LYNN — Peter Mol- personality, he had a initiative next year.” students at the Oaklandvale School. loy, age 66, of Lynn, large circle of friends died on March 5 af- — too numerous to ter a long battle with mention, but every MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS liver cancer. one of them played a Peter grew up in role in making his life MIRA director to chair key ture maintenance annual- Guidelines offered to protect mitigation during migra- Chelsea but lived in full and happy. census count committee ly or with a years-long bill whales amid energy bonanza tion or other times when Lynn for the past 30 Prior to retirement, appears poised to resur- whales could be nearby, years. He is survived Peter worked as a BOSTON (SHNS) — As face now that the Joint BOSTON (SHNS) — and species monitoring by his wife, Susan mental health coun- the state makes prepara- Committee on Trans- With Atlantic Coast states to help prevent collisions and his son, Devin Under- selor at Bay Ridge Hospital in tions for the 2020 Census, portation has started its committed to develop as with vessels, according wood. He is also survived by Lynn. In retirement, he loved Secretary of State William work this session. much as 15,000 megawatts to the Natural Resourc- his siblings, Elaine Mastrange- puttering in his workshop in Galvin on Tuesday named The committee met of offshore wind energy by es Defense Council, the lo, Nancy Molloy, Denise Levy the cellar and never “met” a the director of the state’s Tuesday to consider a $200 2035, three conservation Conservation Law Foun- and her husband George, John power tool he didn’t love. Peter largest organization million bill proposed by groups offered a set of best dation and the National Molloy and his partner Laurie had the best sense of humor. representing foreign-born Gov. Charlie Baker. The management practices Wildlife Federation. Sullivan, Michael Molloy, Da- That was his gift. He could residents to a key post. organization representing Tuesday in a bid to protect Vineyard Wind, which is vid Molloy, Richard Molloy and make something funny out of Eva Millona, executive municipalities again asked critically endangered Right planning the rst com- lawmakers instead to pur- his wife, Denise; his sister-in- nothing. He added much to director of the Massachu- Whales from harm asso- mercial-scale wind farm sue a multi-year Chapter law, Kathy Molloy; nieces and the lives of those who were setts Immigrant and Ref- ciated with wind turbine off Martha’s Vineyard, has nephews, Nick Levy, Bryan lucky enough to know him and 90 bonding bill that invests ugee Advocacy Coalition, construction and operation. already reached an agree- Molloy, Stephen Molloy, Seth he will be missed. more money. will chair the 2020 Com- The guidelines set ment with the three orga- Molloy and his wife, Divia, Service information: Visit- While Baker has pro- parameters for site se- nizations, which called on Meghan Mastrangelo and Ali- ing hours will be on Satur- plete Count Committee, posed a one-year bill, his Galvin announced after lection “to avoid foraging other energy developer to cia Molloy, Keith Erickson and day, March 9 from 1-4 p.m. Transportation Secretary, or calving areas,” noise adapt to their ideas. his wife, Melissa, Michelle at CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral the inaugural meeting of Stephanie Pollack, said the that panel. Beard and her husband, Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn administration was open ADVERTISEMENT Jeff, Nicole Dillberg and her (781) 599-3901. In lieu of “I think her expertise to the idea, Rep. William and her knowledge of the husband Steve; great nieces owers, a donation may be Straus, co-chairman of the BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces different communities and nephews, Jakob Perkins, made to St. Jude’s Children’s committee, said he expects its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care of our state is going to Gavin Erickson, Emma Erick- Research Hospital via www. the House to once again Food Program. Planned dates of operation are June 1, be enormously helpful,” son, Brayden Beard, Camden stjude.org. To share a memo- support a one-year bill. 2019 through June 1, 2020 with the option to renew for up Galvin said. Beard, Malika Molloy, Delaney ry or leave online condolenc- In 2018, the Senate to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. Anticipated Dillberg. Peter was preceded es, please visit www.cuffem- approved three-year, $600 service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per day, 7 in death by his father Tom and cginn.com. Municipalities again call for million proposal before days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation to his mother Doris as well as his conference committee multi-year road funding bill Bid must be received by Tuesday, May 07, 2019 to Best brother Tommy and his neph- negotiators settled on a Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc., 220 Lynnway, Revere, ew Michael Mastrangelo. BOSTON (SHNS) — single year, $200 million MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Wednesday, Because of Peter’s outgoing The debate over whether package similar to Bak- to fund local infrastruc- er’s latest bill. May 08, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care Inc., 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary Professional wrestler King Kong Bundy dies and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. GLASSBORO, N.J. (AP) ly on the show shared the In accordance with Federal civil rights law and — King Kong Bundy, Bundy name. U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights the 6-foot-4 profession- He left the WWF, which regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, al wrestler best known later became World Wres- offices, and employees, and institutions participating for facing Hulk Hogan in tling Entertainment, in in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from WrestleMania 2, has died. the late 1980s but re- discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, He was 61. turned in 1994 as part of disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights Bundy died Monday, The Million Dollar Corpo- activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by said promoter and long- ration, a group managed USDA. time friend David Herro. by “Million Dollar Man” He posted on Facebook: Ted DiBiase. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of “Today we lost a Legend Bundy had been plan- communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large and a man I consider fam- ning to appear next print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should ily.” The cause of death month at WrestleCon in contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied and other details were not New York City. for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing disclosed. or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through Bundy, whose real name the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. Additionally, AW FFICES OF was Christopher Pallies, L O program information may be made available in languages AMES ARRIGAN was born in Atlantic City, J J. C other than English. N.J. The 458-pound wres- • Social Security Disability tler made his World Wres- • Workers Compensation To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete tling Federation debut in • Accidents the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, 25 years located across (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ 1981. from Lynn District Court He faced Hogan in 1986 complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or in a steel cage match at 15 Johnson St. write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter WrestleMania 2, which 781-596-0100 all of the information requested in the form. To request a JAMES J. CARRIGAN copy of the complaint form, call 866-632-9992. Submit Hogan won. WWE said he ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN was one of the “greatest ... LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL your completed form or letter to USDA by: www.jamescarriganlaw.com big men to lace up a set of (1) Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture boots.” [email protected] Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Hogan tweeted he was 1400 Independence Avenue, SW “overwhelmed” by Bun- Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; dy’s death. “R.I.P. big man until we meet again. HH.” (2) Fax: (202) 690-7442; or FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bundy had guest ap- (3) Email: [email protected]. pearances on the sitcom Promoter and longtime friend David Herro “Married ... with Chil- says King Kong Bundy, whose real name was This institution is an equal opportunity provider. July 2018 dren,” in which the fami- Christopher Pallies, died on Monday. A4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 OPINION Tackle football and kids don’t mix HOW TO REACH US

A lot of sports people affects your mobility in We’re just talking about We’ve come a long way think a new bill to ban el- some way, shape or form. head injuries. We’re not since 1968, and I’m sure ementary school-age kids I wish I had even a nickel even getting into joint is- youth leagues are ex- 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 from playing tackle foot- for every time I saw some- sues that may be exacer- tremely diligent now about Lynn, MA 01903 ball is an overreach. I’m Steve one stepping gingerly and bated by gyrating hits, or educating their coaches on the opposite side of the muttering “old football in- cervical and/or spinal con- on how to detect possible Customer Service Krause Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. fence. I don’t think it goes jury” as an explanation. ditions, though those are head injuries and how to nearly far enough, either These days, and rightly very real too. respond to them. And one Connecting in scope or in age. so, concussions are fuel- I played football in high can only hope that the glo- All Departments: should those who play it 781-593-7700 We have to understand, be subject to the game at ing this type of legislation. school (not well, but …). ry-hounds who would ex- first of all, that progress is its fullest — specifically, Having one is bad enough. During a practice my pose a kid to injury for the Ext. 2 a slow, often painstaking, by being tackled. But the cumulative effect sophomore season, I was sake of his or her personal Classifi ed/Legal Advertising process. Even steps that There’s a bill up on Bea- of them can be devastat- kicked in the head (helmet ego gratification have been classi [email protected] seem obviously necessary con Hill, sponsored by ing, and very often the full on) and ended up getting successfully exterminated. Subscriptions [email protected] are often taken reluctant- House Minority Leader brunt of them do not show sick on the field about 10 But the problem is that, ly and only after great up until later in a person’s minutes later. This was at least in football, the vio- Circulation Bradley Jones, who rep- [email protected] consternation. resents part of Lynnfield. life. Perhaps the most per- 1968 and a lot of what we lent physical contact leaves History has proven that This would impact main- vasive is Chronic Trau- know about head injuries too much room for serious Ext. 3 over and over. It took a ly Pop Warner and other matic Encephalopathy we didn’t know then. I was injury even beyond that. Newsroom [email protected] concerted effort for wom- similar youth programs, (CTE), a condition whose not excused, and, in fact, There’s a certain amount [email protected] en to have the same voting while not touching high symptoms often do not finished out the practice of risk inherent in life, and Ext. 4 privileges as men. It took school sports. appear until years after with no letup. In defense nothing is going to change until 1947 for a black man the injuries that cause it. of my coaches, the injury Sports Football, as it is played that. But do we have to ex- [email protected] to make a Major League now, is a brutal game. I There have been several occurred during a typical pose people to even more Ext. 5 baseball roster; until 1964, suppose a lot of that is colloquial euphemisms for scrum, and they probably just so we can see the high- almost a century after the geared to its similarities it, the most popular one did not see it. Back then, Retail and Online lights on ESPN? Advertising Civil War ended, for a com- to war itself, which, as we being “punch drunk.” At you didn’t stay down. You The day’s going to come [email protected] prehensive civil rights bill; all know, is the ultimate in any rate, CTE can render got up right away. when people wake up to ADVERTISING and until 2008 for someone brutality. But while there a person as helpless and I came home, apparently the fact that sports where as disoriented as patients glassy-eyed enough for my Ernie Carpenter Jr. other than a white male is certainly room for grace physical mayhem is a ma- Director of Advertising to become president of the and athleticism in foot- with Alzheimer’s disease. mother to get concerned. jor selling point, as op- and Business Development, ext. 1355 United States. There are ball, too much of it is root- Let’s simplify: being The result: I missed a week posed to an unfortunate [email protected] other aspects of incremen- ed in the type of violence beaten about the head, or of school and ended up byproduct, constitute a se- Ralph Mitchell tal social progress where that, far too often, results having your head snapped flunking biology that quar- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 rious health hazard. And [email protected] we just haven’t reached in irreparable bodily dam- backward by a ferocious ter. Though nobody ever when that happens, the the finish line. But we will. age. The list of people who hit, can give you a concus- said it in as many words, Patricia Whalen game will — and should Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Mark my words. have endured serious and sion. If you end up with it’s clear now that I had a — be radically altered. [email protected] Today, though, we con- painful physical debili- multiple concussions over concussion, and that the BUSINESS OFFICE cern ourselves with the tation because of football the course of your playing condition wasn’t helped by Steve Krause can be Maria Alvaracin evolution of football, is long. If it doesn’t affect career, you could possibly even more running around reached at skrause@item- ext. 1205 specifically at what age your cognitive skills, it get CTE. and physical contact. live.com. [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] No means no on cinema plan Marian Kinney ext. 1212 [email protected] National Development asked the town to vote and increases in motor Will Kraft has once again submitted for a 38,000 square foot vehicle accidents. The Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 an article for the spring cinema with 360 seats. committee recommended [email protected] Town Meeting Warrant to The town rejected it. several traffic mitiga- Mike Shanahan amend the zoning by-laws 2013 — National Devel- tion measures, including Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 to approve a movie the- opment again came back installing Adaptive Signal [email protected] ater at Market Street. to the town and requested Technology, creating a Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Below is a summary of a 1,000 to 1,200 seat mul- dedicated right turn lane [email protected] the history of National tiplex before withdrawing from Walnut Street into Jim Wilson Development’s continuous the request in the face of Market Street, and creat- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 attempts to have the town opposition from residents. ing a dedicated right turn [email protected] change its by-laws to 2017 — National Devel- lane from I-95 (Exit 43) to CIRCULATION allow a theater at Market opment explores an 800- Walnut Street. Lisa Mahmoud Street. seat cinema only to again In its final report, the Manager, ext. 1239 2007 — National De- withdraw its request. Market Street Adviso- [email protected] velopment planned to in- 2019 — National Devel- ry Committee did not CLASSIFIED clude a cinema as part of opment submits a spring endorse the proposed Abbe Young Smith the Market Street (it was Town Meeting proposal. theater. Manager, ext. 1276 E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS then known as Meadow I attended a public Incredibly, National [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Walk). To secure passage forum held by the Market Development informed GRAPHICS M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer of zoning by-law, National Street Advisory Commit- Trevor Andreozzi Edward M. Grant the town that it will only E C J. Designer CŸ¡ CŸ Gordon R. Hall Development agreed to tee last year to provide implement these recom- Advertising Director News Editor withdraw a cinema as comments on a proposed [email protected] W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey mended traffic mitigation Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton part of the zoning change theater. The overwhelm- Zachary Cotto measures in exchange for Designer J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan and the town voted in ing majority of the resi- the town’s approval of a Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman [email protected] favor of the zoning change dents who attended this theater. Mohamed Diop without a cinema. public meeting spoke out In other words, National Designer PUBLISHERS [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 2008 — Just 510 days against the proposal. Development has resorted Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 after the zoning change The most common con- to holding these recom- Mark Sutherland Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 for Market Street was cerns cited were the traffic mended traffic improve- Creative Director Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 approved, National De- that an 800-seat theater ments hostage unless the Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 velopment came back and will add to existing traffic town approves a theater. NEWSROOM Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 The town should, once Mike Alongi Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 again, reject this pro- [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 READERS’ FORUM posed 800-seat theater Bill Brotherton John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 with movies running sev- Features Editor ext. 1338 We want your letters en days a week, all day [email protected] and late into the evening. Gayla Cawley Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and Let’s hope this time no Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] comments from readers. Please send yours to the Edi- really does mean no. tor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at Stephanie Hines Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Lynnfield [email protected] Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 EDITORIAL [email protected] Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 Look up from your phone — it may save your life [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 Walking has become category, even as road More than one-third of improvement in the new ure to yield the right of [email protected] more hazardous to your deaths overall decline? fatalities happen on local report, dropping to 41 way and disobeying traffic Thor Jourgensen health. Pedestrian deaths Among the reasons: streets. Road designs and deaths in 2016 and 2017 signs. A one-year checkup Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 nationwide appear to have More drivers and pe- lighting improvements from 46 in 2015. New York on the plan found some [email protected] hit their highest point in destrians are distracted can better protect pedes- and Los Angeles, as well new efforts in motion, but Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 almost 30 years, a trou- by mobile phones. Deaths trians (although not keep as some smaller cities in- it was too early to judge [email protected] bling spike even amid in- ticked up as surely as them from texting while cluding Houston, Phoenix, results. Steve Krause creased attention to safety. smartphone sales did. ambling). Enforcing laws San Antonio and Dallas, Illinois rose to 80 pedes- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 In another disturbing Streets are designed to against jaywalking by pe- fared worse. trian fatalities in the first [email protected] twist, hit-and-run acci- move cars more efficient- destrians and sloppy turns Chicago was slow to six months of 2018 from Owen O’Rourke dents, some of them dead- ly — aka rapidly — than by drivers would help, too. launch its version of Vi- 67 in that period the year Photographer, ext. 1224 ly, are also up in Chicago ever. Both Chicago mayoral sion Zero, a global safe- before, while Indiana and [email protected] and nationwide, the Chi- More people drive SUVs, finalists say they support ty project that started in Wisconsin showed notable Emma LeBlanc Pérez improvements. Indiana Copy Editor cago Tribune reports. which cause greater injury pedestrian safety efforts 1997 and spread through [email protected] tended to walkways, light- More than 6,200 pedes- than cars do at the same although, yes, don’t we U.S. cities. It’s nowhere Harold Rivera trians died in vehicle-re- speed. all. More specifically, Lori near meeting Mayor ing and audible signals, Sports Editor, ext. 1238 lated accidents in the So yes, the typical driv- Lightfoot’s plan could in- Rahm Emanuel’s “Chica- yet suffered a tragedy in [email protected] United States in 2018, er is part of the problem. clude moving money into go Forward” goal of elim- October when a driver Roberto Scalese an increase of 50 percent In the Almost-Goes-With- building safe streets, in- inating these fatalities by killed three young siblings News Editor, ext. 1211 [email protected] from the 4,100 killed in out-Saying Department: cluding better crosswalks 2022. heading to their school bus. This led to demands Anne Marie Tobin 2009, according to projec- Drivers never should and pedestrian islands. New York cut pedes- for enforcement of “stop Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 tions from the Governors text behind the wheel, Toni Preckwinkle sup- trian deaths dramati- [email protected] arm” laws that are already Highway Safety Associ- should forsake speeding, ports funding “complete cally under Mayor Bill on the books. Bridget Turcotte ation. Some factors are shouldn’t drive reckless- streets” designed for safe de Blasio’s plan, which Reporter, ext. 1269 Walking, which can keep relative constants; it’s ly. Let’s get these person- use not just by cars but [email protected] addressed speed limits, people fit and reduce use dark in 75 percent of the al habits straight before also pedestrians, cyclists street designs and moving Ryan York of fossil fuels, is worth en- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 fatalities, and alcohol use scooters, legalized recre- and transit riders. We’ll violations. Chicago’s plan couraging. But let’s make [email protected] by either driver or victim ational marijuana and be eager to hear more targets infrastructure it as safe as possible. TECHNOLOGY is involved about half the self-driving cars join the about those plans and how improvements as well as Tim Noyes time. mix. they’ll be paid for. driver behavior including The Chicago Tribune Ed- Director ext. 1247 So why the jump in this Cities need to help too. Chicago notched a slight drinking, distraction, fail- itorial Board [email protected] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Lawmakers begin work on $42.7B budget

By Colin A. Young small businesses and the STATE HOUSE communities where our NEWS SERVICE constituents live,” he said. At the outset of Tues- BOSTON — The new day’s hearing, Heffernan chairmen of the Joint laid out the governor’s Ways and Means Commit- $42.7 billion budget pro- tee understand the task posal -- “a responsible bud- ahead of them: in the com- get for FY20 that reflects ing weeks, they must craft our shared priorities but a more-than-$40-billion most importantly meets budget for a fiscal year the needs of the people of that starts in July while Massachusetts” — which the economic picture of raises state spending by the current fiscal year 1.5 percent and is built on The Lynn Fire Department gifted Nahant a shifts beneath their feet. the assumption that state Coast Guard boat that will allow the town to Using the $42.7 billion tax revenues will meet patrol its waters this summer. fiscal year 2020 budget projections this year and (H 1) Gov. Charlie Bak- PHOTO | SHNS then grow by 2.7 percent er filed in January as a next fiscal year. starting point, the bud- Sen. Michael Rodrigues of Westport and Rep. Aaron Michlewitz of Boston’s North End, the The administration is Nahant back afloat get-writing committee counting on collecting Legislature’s new budget chairmen, gaveled in began its slate of public $133 million in taxes on their first fiscal 2020 budget hearing Tuesday hearings Tuesday to give recreational marijuana with Lynn’s boat lawmakers their firstmorning. sales, $28 million from real opportunity to grill new taxes on short-term tion for Administration tax revenue — would be NAHANT Nasser Buisier, John the administration on its housing rentals, $14 mil- Walsh of John’s Oil, and and Finance Secretary Mi- announced later Tuesday. From A1 spending plans. lion from a tax on opioid Swampscott developer chael Heffernan. Michle- “We’ll have made a lit- Senate Ways and Means manufacturers and $6 Nov. 30. Nahant’s boat Charles Patsios came up witz noted that “we had tle bit of progress against Chairman Michael Ro- million from an expansion was one of six burned in with the required 25 per- a rough December” and that deficit,” he foreshad- drigues said he recogniz- of tobacco excise taxes to the blaze. Marblehead cent deposit of $5,000 for that state tax collections owed. es “the enormity” of the e-cigarettes and vaping Fire Capt. Thomas Rice the boat as a donation. have come in below expec- The recent downward task facing he and House products. estimated the damages “We did not have the re- tations in recent months, trend in state revenue Chairman Aaron Michle- Not all of that revenue is were between $500,000 sources to get that Coast leaving the state staring collections, though not as witz and called it “an un- a sure thing. For example, and $750,000. Guard (vessel) outfitted at a $403 million revenue serious as previous years, dertaking that requires the governor has proposed Barletta reached out to with the motors and elec- gap more than halfway “reminds us that we have us to share responsibility to tax opioid manufac- Lynn Fire Chief Steve Ar- tronics that it was going through fiscal 2019. to exercise great caution as stewards of taxpayers’ turers 15 percent of their cher about a boat the city to need,” said Archer. “It dollars and put forward a Though he did not re- and maintain awareness gross receipts from the acquired in 2015 but was made sense to allow them fiscally responsible budget veal any new information for continued fiscal chal- sale of opioid products but not using. to take possession of that that places our state on to the committee, Heffer- lenges” during the budget the Legislature has not The Lynn Fire Depart- and allow them to protect firm financial footing.” nan noted that state tax process, Rodrigues said. authorized the new levy. ment acquired the 24- Nahant and the harbor Fiscal responsibility was collections for February “As we all know, the Heffernan said the state foot, 9-inch former Coast area this summer.” an early theme of Tues- — a month during which state budget has an im- spends $266 million an- Guard boat in 2015. At The departments plan to day’s hearing and was the the state expects to have pact on our children, nually to fight the opioid train together with Coast subject of the first ques- collected $1.303 billion in hard-working families, epidemic. the time, it was valued at $300,000, but lacked Guard’s Sector Boston an engine and technology this spring. necessary for it to operate “It’s a great way for Ward 6 pot plan goes up in smoke and the city didn’t have these communities to the funds to equip it. It work together to protect the harbor area,” said was stored in a garage at Archer. “Between us and POT emailed statement. “How- on the amount municipal- “A lot of my trepida- General Electric for sever- them, we’ll have a really From A1 ever, we have a great deal ities receive from marijua- tion was that they could al years. good response in the har- of respect for the city, the na cultivators. not guarantee it would be Last year, the Lynn Fire at 69 Bennett St. bor area that will benefit residents of Ward 6 and In addition, Lamanna odorless,” LaPierre said. “I Department acquired a In order to operate, both communities.” the Ward 6 councilor. We said the company under- remain skeptical that a rec- 24-foot Parker fire rescue Perry Bailes, CEO and want to be in a community stood that if Hogan did reational marijuana facility boat outfitted with two Bridget Turcotte can founder of Wicked Frosty where we are celebrated, not support the facility, it that is cultivating … could 175-horsepower outboard be reached at bturcotte@ Farms, said the company versus being tolerated.” was unlikely the compa- be odorless. I’m going to motors through the state itemlive.com. Follow her was pursuing a micro- James Lamanna, the ny could muster the eight have to smell that for my- Surplus Property Program. on Twitter @BridgetTur- business license from the city’s attorney, said there votes needed from the self when the time comes.” AL Prime Energy CEO cotte. state’s Cannabis Control were concerns from city of- City Council for the spe- A proposed marijuana Commission and a special ficials regarding the com- cial permit. cultivation and manufac- permit from the Lynn City pany’s finances. He said City Councilor-at-Large turing facility on Linden Lynn’s Discovery Academy Council. Wicked Frosty Farms was Brian LaPierre said he Street has gained more But when Hogan, who upfront that they were not would have opposed the support from the city. Rep- aims to ease overcrowding represents the area where in a position to give a sig- proposal if Wicked Frosty resentatives from Bostica the facility would have nificant percentage of their Farms moved forward to Inc. are expected to appear LYNN those accepted are inter- been located, made it sales to the city as part of a appear before the council. before the Recreational From A1 ested in going to Tech for clear he opposed the plan, potential host agreement. As councilor-at-large, he Site Plan Review Commit- high school, they would be housed at Ingalls, and the company opted to not Unlike host agreements said he often defers to the tee of the City Council next have to re-apply the fol- 13 special education pro- move forward and will marijuana retailers would respective ward councilor month. lowing year.” not appear before the City sign with the city, which and decided to oppose the grams (nine from ECC and While Satterwhite is Council. would require the compa- site based on Hogan’s op- Gayla Cawley can be four from Sewell) would optimistic about the new “We are disappointed ny to provide 6 percent of position. His main concern reached at gcawley@item- be dispersed throughout academy, he does have a with the opposition from its annual gross revenues, was with potential odor live.com. Follow her on the city, according to Tut- concern. Given the pro- Ward 6,” Bailes said in an the state statute is silent from the site. Twitter @GaylaCawley. wiler. gram would be based on Of the eight new spac- district, any student could es for early education apply for it, including students, six were open those in private schools. Liens placed on Peabody properties classrooms and the rest “Private school parents were meeting spaces or are already calling to see computer labs that will be if their eighth-graders are PEABODY with 20 apartments on the rent, and a security deposit, John Keilty, Votto’s at- converted back into class- eligible,” he said. “If 300 From A1 second and third floor and Votto terminated the lease torney, declined comment rooms. kids from private schools a restaurant and retail on agreement in February. and co-counsel Peter Ca- “Relative to moving the apply and get accepted, “Frankly, the defense the ground floor. Votto’s attorney argued labrese did not return a special education class- it’s not going to help us does not amount to much Votto had planned to Todisco failed to deliver call seeking comment. es, I want to be clear that with our overcrowding.” given the lease,” Feeley move his pub to Todisco’s the space in a condition fit Todisco’s attorney, Thom- there was particular at- From a legal standpoint, wrote. “In fact, it sounds property from his original for a restaurant. as Delaney, declined com- tention paid to the student there is nothing the ad- like buyer’s remorse.” location on Lowell Street. But Todisco argued the ment. experience beyond the ministration could do to Todisco bought the prop- But the six-page com- lease specifies the space A final ruling in the case year — meaning there are stop anyone in the district erty at Main and Foster plaint said while the parties was rented “as is” and the could take years. programs and supports in from applying, said Tut- streets at auction for $1.4 signed a 10-year lease for tenant was responsible for place at the new school to wiler. It is a risk you run million in 2017. At the time, $84,000 a year, and Todisco improvements. Thomas Grillo can be allow the student to stay in creating such a pro- he pledged to invest $4 mil- collected $23,000 to cover Neither side was willing reached at tgrillo@item- and receive the appropri- gram, he said. lion to restore the eyesore the first and last month’s to talk. live.com. ate services through fifth While the new academy grade,” Tutwiler said. may not be a complete Fuddruckers’ Fat Tuesday challenge a real mouthful “In this way, the propos- solution to the middle al is far less disruptive school overcrowding, Tut- to the special education wiler said it will help, CHALLENGE students’ educational ex- creating a program for From A1 perience. We were also eighth-graders eager to intentional in attempting try their hands at trades. deadline, had the fastest to create like programs in “Overcrowding is one of time of the day. Alvarado, the same schools to allow the most pressing issues who cut his burger into for the teaming capabili- facing us,” School Com- four pieces, finished the ty.” mittee member Jared massive meal in 38 min- The Together Edu- Nicholson said during the utes. He was trailed by cating and Advancing Feb. 28 meeting. “It’s going Michael French of Lynn, Multi-Handicapped Stu- to be great for those stu- who finished his last bite dents (TEAMS) program, dents and teachers to alle- 40 minutes into the com- a coach program involv- viate that at those schools. petition. ing students of all grades I think it’s so wonderful The competitive nature with medical conditions that the solution involves of the event brings out currently held in the using what I think is re- an array of burger-eating Lynn Tech Annex build- ally one of the gems of the strategies. Some started ing, would remain in place city in Lynn Tech.” with either the burger alongside the proposed or the fries first. Others Gayla Cawley contribut- Discovery Academy. ed to this report. She can dunked the bun in water “Students being able to before slopping it down or be reached at gcawley@ explore the trades before itemlive.com. used ketchup and mus- high school is something tard as a greasing agent we haven’t done in a long Bella diGrazia can be to speed up the process. time,” Satterwhite said. reached at bdigrazia@ More than 60 people “They have to apply to itemlive.com. Follow her on pre-registered for the get in for the academy. If Twitter @BelladiGrazia. event between the four lo- cations. A portion of every entry fee will be donated to the Beth Israel Deacon- Need to find ess Medical Center Mara- thon Team. an article? Bridget Turcotte can Subscribe to be reached at bturcotte@ itemlive.com. Follow her Jose Alvarado fin- e-edition on on Twitter @BridgetTur- ished his massive cotte. meal in 38 minutes. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- showed up to their barracks vehicles reported at the rear Suspect in Randolph larly arrests, reflect police records. In and admitted to a motor vehi- lot at Final Finish at 55 Walnut the event of a perceived inaccuracy, cle hit and run. St. on Sunday at 7 p.m. Officer it is the sole responsibility of the con- A caller reported a suspi- reports all clear. death arrested in Lynn cious person in his neighbor’s TD Bank security at 10 Main cerned party to contact the relevant home on Front Street at 6:23 St. requested assistance re- police department and have the de- p.m. on Monday. He stated the moving a vagrant from the ATM By Bella diGrazia office of Norfolk District and others worked together partment issue a notice of correction homeowner always notifies vestibule on Sunday at 10:14 ITEM STAFF Attorney Michael W. Mor- to bring this search to a safe to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- him if someone is going to be p.m. Shelters were contacted, rissey. Gaston was taken conclusion.” LYNN — The manhunt into custody at 7 Richards According to David Pro- ifications will not be made without there and there was no noti- police said, but the man decid- of a suspect reportedly in- St. without incident by copio, spokesman for the express notice of change from the fication. Responding officers ed he did not want to stay at volved in a Monday night found it to be the contractor them and left the area. State Police, Lynn Police, State Police, the depart- arresting police department. killing in Randolph ended inside the home and all units Suspicious motor vehicle and Randolph Police. ment learned that Gas- were cleared. reported parked at Gregory’s in Lynn on Tuesday. “This was a coordinated ton was hiding out at the LYNN A caller reported they were Lounge at 50 Walnut St. on Justin Gaston, 32, of effort, leading to his cap- Lynn residence. He was concerned that someone Sunday at 11:37 p.m. Officer Randolph and Brockton, ture without incident,” Mor- apprehended 20 hours af- Arrests plowed a driveway at Pros- located the owner and all ap- was arrested shortly be- rissey said in the release. ter he allegedly shot and pect and Washington streets fore 4:30 p.m. on a Quin- “Chief William Pace and the killed Sanders, according Jason Lane, 27, of 56 River pears to be OK. and left the street down to cy District Court warrant Randolph Police, the State to the Norfolk DA’s office. St., Beverly, was arrested and Disabled motor vehicle re- one lane. Responding officers for the shooting death of Police detectives assigned to Gaston is expected to be charged with Class B drug pos- ported in the middle of Sutton found a “pretty good sized” Street on Monday at 6:21 a.m. Haki Sanders, according session at 9:01 a.m. Tuesday. the Norfolk DA’s Office, the arraigned at Quincy Dis- snow mound in the street, but Officer reports vehicle was Eleazar Lopez, 30, of 10 to a press release from the State Police STOP Team trict Court on Wednesday. it was soft snow. able to get on its way. South St. Terrace, was arrested A caller reported Rolleston Wire down reported at 1 on a courtesy booking at 8:37 Road and Atlantic Avenue Piedmont Road on Monday at a.m. Tuesday. Man convicted of killing mom, were icing up and the hill was 6:36 a.m. Peabody Fire De- Matthew Naylor, 29, of 222 getting slick at 9:04 p.m. on partment contacted. Washington St., Methuen, was Monday. Neighbor reports two peo- two young kids, appeals sentence arrested on a warrant charge ple arguing at 84 Aborn St. on of assault with a dangerous Monday at 8:35 a.m. The offi- By Bob Salsberg weapon at 8:29 a.m. Tuesday. NAHANT cer spoke with the couple who ASSOCIATED PRESS Jose Vasquez, 28, of 12 said they were not fighting, just South Court, was arrested on a Accident BOSTON — A Massa- talking loud. courtesy booking at 8:38 a.m. chusetts man who as a A report of vehicle that Caller from 102 Main St., Tuesday. teenager was convicted struck multiple snow banks Apt. 3 called to report her Marcelino Villegas, 33, of of raping and murdering and has moderate damage but roommate is smoking pot and 100 Willow St., was arrested a pregnant woman and is still driving on Nahant Road threatened to burn the house on warrant charges of attempt drowning her two young at 7:37 a.m. Monday. down if she calls police on to commit crime and uttering children in a bathtub Monday at 9:55 a.m. Officer a false check at 11:49 p.m. asked the state’s highest Complaints reports there were no threats court through a lawyer on Monday. and the roommate was asleep. A report of a resident on Tuesday for a shot at ear- Accidents Highland Avenue shoveling lier parole. snow into the street at 10:18 SAUGUS Daniel LaPlante is serv- A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Thursday. ing three consecutive life crash at 6:41 p.m. Monday at A report of a large trailer Arrest sentences for the 1987 Federal and Marion streets; at killings in Townsend. parked in front of a driveway Nicholas James Beal, 22, 5:03 p.m. Monday at 340 Eu- Since each of the sentenc- on Wilson Road at 12:21 p.m. of 27 Jasper St., was arrest- clid Ave.; at 5:07 p.m. Monday es include the possibility Thursday. ed and charged with warrant at 66 Market Square; at 10:45 of parole after 15 years, A report of an odor of gas charges of violating an abuse p.m. Monday at 715 Lynnway; on Rollins Avenue at 9:16 a.m. LaPlante could not seek at 6:25 a.m. Tuesday at 11 Cir- violation order. Friday. early release until serving FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cle Ave.; at 7:52 a.m. Tuesday A report of a needle or sy- at least 45 years, when he at 62 Western Ave.; at 9:46 Accidents would be 62. Middlesex Sheriff’s officers escort murder sus- ringe in a driveway on Castle pect Daniel J. LaPlante, 17, from district court in a.m. Tuesday at 15 Mall St.; at Road at 5:44 p.m. Friday. A report of a motor vehicle In arguments before the Ayer after he pleaded innocent to charges of fa- 10:48 a.m. Tuesday at 26 Har- A caller on Harris Street accident at 294 Walnut St. at seven-member court, Mer- wood St.; at 12:42 p.m. Tues- called police to confirm that 2:46 a.m. Monday; at 4 Fells- ritt Schnipper said his cli- tally shooting a mother and strangling or drown- day at 124 Essex St.; at 12:43 there was a snow emergency mere Ave. at 8:48 a.m. Mon- ent’s current sentence con- ing her two children at their Townsend home. p.m. Tuesday at 135 Essex St. at 6:44 a.m. Saturday, then day. flicts with previous court A report of a motor vehicle reported three cars parked on rulings which say defen- before parole eligibility for William, in a bathtub. hit and run crash at 4:29 a.m. her street. Complaints dants convicted of murder the separate murders of a Andrew Gustafson dis- Tuesday at Stanwood Street A report of a large piece of as juveniles should be giv- pregnant mother and her covered the bodies of his and Western Avenue; at 10:25 metal in the roadway on the A report of downed wires at en a “meaningful” oppor- two young children does wife and children when he a.m. Tuesday at 50 Lynnway. Causeway at 10:48 a.m. Sun- Lawndale and Clayton avenues tunity to re-engage with not violate proportionali- returned home from work. A report of a police motor ve- day. at 6:07 a.m. Monday; on Tuttle society. ty,” Lyons said. LaPlante was originally hicle crash at 8:16 a.m. Tues- A report of an injured duck Street at 6:31 p.m. Monday; “Is 45 years too much Legal experts have said sentenced to life in prison day at 100 Birch St. near the Ward Bath House at at 76 Walnut St. at 6:35 a.m. to serve for a juvenile the SJC’s ruling, which without parole. In 2013, 5:19 p.m. Sunday. Monday; at 31 Johnson St. at homicidal defendant be- could come within 130 the SJC ruled it was un- Assaults A report of wires down at 7 a.m. Monday; at Eustis and fore you are pushing up days, will likely set a prec- constitutional to sentence Castle Road and Sherman Av- Whitney streets at 7:28 a.m. against the functional edent for other juvenile juveniles to life sentences A report of an assault at Monday; at 5 Perullo Lane 8:45 a.m. Tuesday on Wash- enue at 7:36 a.m. Monday. equivalent of life without offenders, particularly without parole eligibility, at 8:12 a.m. Monday; at 22 parole?” Schnipper asked those serving consecutive, prompting bids for resen- ington Street. Mountain Ave. at 8:55 a.m. A report of an assault and PEABODY the justices. He called for rather than concurrent, tencing from dozens of peo- Monday; at 4 Eustis St. at 9:35 a resentencing that would sentences for multiple ho- ple who committed mur- battery at 9:01 a.m. Tuesday a.m. Monday. on Union Street. Summons allow for parole eligibility micides. ders before they were 18. A report of a man plowing after 30 to 35 years, offer- At his trial, prosecutors In 2017, a Superior snow from private lots on to Breaking and Entering Mercia Sousa, 63, was ing LaPlante a chance to said Laplante, a neighbor Court judge turned down summoned following a motor the street at 307 Central St. at make a case for release of the victims, broke into a bid to shorten the time A report of a motor vehicle vehicle crash on Monday at 1:37 p.m. Monday. immediately or within a Priscilla Gustafson’s home before LaPlante was el- breaking and entering at 7:02 11:23 a.m. at Stop & Shop A report of a large sinkhole few years. intending to burglarize igible for parole, ruling p.m. Monday at 497 Summer Supermarket at 19 Howley St. on Lynn Fells Parkway at 3:43 Crystal Lyons, a prose- it. When the 33-year-old he committed “three dis- St. for the unlicensed operation of p.m. Monday. cutor with the Middlesex woman returned home tinct and brutal murders.” a motor vehicle. District Attorney’s office, and encountered LaPlan- While LaPlante had made Overdoses Joseph Provencher, of 244 Theft urged the court to reject te, prosecutors say he tied progress in prison, the Andover St., was summoned A report of a past shoplifting any change in LaPlante’s her to a bed, raped and judge said he continued A report of an overdose at following a motor vehicle crash sentence, citing the bru- shot her, then drowned to display an anti-social 6:46 p.m. Monday on N. Fed- at Army Barracks on Broadway at 91 Endicott St. and 137 at 2:54 p.m. Monday. tality of the crimes. the children, 7-year-old personality disorder and eral Street; at 7:53 p.m. Mon- Lowell St. on Monday at 1:59 “This sentence, 45 years Abigail and 5-year-old lacked empathy. day on La Grange Terrace. A caller reported a former p.m. for operating a motor ve- employee at Macy’s Depart- hicle without insurance and a ment Store stole more than POLICE BRIEFS Theft revoked registration. $850 worth of merchandise at A report of motor vehicle Accidents 4:53 p.m. Monday. Dog dies after fall from driver at the end of the His body was found theft at 8:17 p.m. Monday at third-story window driveway. buried in Plymouth, and 33 Laighton St. A report of a hit and run mo- SWAMPSCOTT He was taken to Sturdy his death was ruled a tor vehicle crash with damage BEVERLY (AP) — Po- Memorial Hospital, where homicide by blunt force MARBLEHEAD on Sunday at 9:29 p.m. at 133 Complaints lice say a dog has fallen to he died. trauma to the head and Washington St. and 15 Lowe its death from a third-sto- She says he was a coach cutting wounds to the Arrest St. Officer will document. A report of suspicious ac- ry window at a home. for local youth sports and neck. A report of a single car motor tivity at 105 Shelton Road at The Salem News reports a New England Patriots Perry’s son, Eli, has Thomas Londer, 70, of 26 vehicle crash at 7 Russell St. 1:23 a.m. on Monday; at 108 that the fall in Beverly season ticket holder. been indicted on murder Rowland St., was arrested on and 42 Murray St. on Monday Essex St. at 5:23 a.m. on Mon- was reported to police Fire Chief Michael charges. a non-Marblehead warrant at at 7:58 a.m. Husband arrived day. around 1:50 p.m. Monday. Brousseau says the 4:23 p.m. on Monday. and will help the wife. A report of hazardous con- Beverly Animal Control 51-year-old Cornetta Officer charged with child ditions at 115 Phillips Ave. at Report of a crash on Monday Officer Matthew Lipinski worked at the department rape granted $75,000 bail Complaints at 8:21 a.m. Officer reports 5:03 a.m. on Monday; at Bates says the dog, which was for 29 years and “was a Road and Humphrey Street at parties exchanged information. a medium-sized mixed great firefighter and was LAWRENCE (AP) — A A caller reported she locked 5:39 a.m. on Monday; at 20 breed, hit a neighbor’s well liked by everybody.” police officer charged with her dog inside of her vehicle Paradise Road at 6:24 a.m. Complaints fence on the way down, In addition to his raping a 13-year-old boy on Mystic Road at 8:40 a.m. on Monday; on Manton Road and it was found in the daughter, Cornetta is who was initially denied on Monday. She stated the dog Caller reported four kids on at 10:44 a.m. on Monday; on snow on the neighbor’s survived by his wife and bail has had bail set at was in distress. bicycles throwing snowballs at Ocean View Road at 10:46 property. a son. $75,000. A caller reported a tree limb the glass entrance and pass- a.m. on Monday; on Brown A judge on Tuesday said was hanging on wires on Elm ing motorists at JCPenney at Road at 10:55 a.m. on Mon- Lipinski says the dog’s Street at 9:24 a.m. on Monday. 210J Andover St. on Sunday at day; at 377 Essex St. at 2:40 death appears to be acci- Woman pleads guilty to Lawrence Officer Carlos State Police reported a BOLO 3:46 p.m. p.m. on Monday; at 33 Aspen dental. hiding evidence in death Vieira can be freed on bail (be on the lookout) for a vehi- Resident of Spring Pond Road at 5:28 p.m. on Monday. The dog was taken to a under certain conditions, cle at 3:20 p.m. on Monday. Road reports people possibly A report of a neighbor prob- clinic, and its owner has PLYMOUTH (AP) — A but he must first account They asked the Marblehead doing drugs at the end of the lem at 51 Windsor Ave. at 7:13 been notified. woman has pleaded guilty for one of 20 firearms he department to charge a male street on Sunday at 4:50 p.m. a.m. on Monday; at Hadley to helping her former owns that remains miss- with a civil violation of mari- Officer reports both vehicles School, 24 Redington St., at Department mourns off-duty boyfriend dispose of evi- ing. The rest have been juana, given there were “roach- are unoccupied and he will 8:28 a.m. on Monday; at 56 death of veteran firefighter dence in connection to his confiscated by investiga- es” in the vehicle. At 4:05 monitor the area. Greenwood Ave. at 9:31 a.m. father’s killing. tors. p.m., State Police reported he Multiple suspicious motor on Monday. NORTH ATTLEBOR- The Cape Cod Times The 49-year-old Vieira is OUGH (AP) — A fire reports that 30-year-old charged with aggravated department is in mourn- Paige Malone was sen- rape of a child and inde- ing after the unexpected tenced to up to seven cent assault and battery death of a firefighter years in prison Monday on a child under age 14 Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 while clearing snow. after she entered her plea for his alleged encoun- Officials and family to accessory after the fact ter last summer with a Hotline members say North to murder. boy me met on an online Attleborough firefight- Malone still faces dating app. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY er Chris Cornetta died charges of witness intim- He pleaded not guilty Monday morning after he idation and unlawful dis- and his lawyer calls it a or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) was stricken while using posal of a human body in case of mistaken identity. a snowblower to clear his the 2017 death of 64-year- Officials began investi- Spanish menu available driveway. old Raymond Perry. gating in January when His daughter, Cirsten, Perry had been reported the boy’s mother con- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. tells The Sun-Chronicle missing Dec. 1 after he tacted authorities. The de- Callers may remain anonymous. her father was found failed to show up to visits partment has placed him unconscious by a plow with his granddaughters. on administrative leave. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION FDA chief Gottlieb steps down after nearly two years By Matthew Perrone cian and former conserva- ti-regulatory Trump ap- devices until 2022, in part, cy has had the authority ASSOCIATED PRESS tive pundit advanced his pointees. to avoid over-regulating to regulate nicotine levels agenda while managing “He could govern from a the industry. since 2009, though no pre- WASHINGTON — Food to maintain the support place of moderation and Anti-smoking groups vious FDA commissioner and Drug Administration of the president, Republi- get all the more credit be- are now suing the agen- tried to use it. The agency Commissioner Scott Got- cans and key Democrats cause so many other agen- cy to begin reviewing all is still in the early stag- tlieb is stepping down af- in Congress. cies and positions under e-cigarettes. While the es of writing regulations ter nearly two years lead- Still, he departs with his the Trump administration FDA has proposed steps that would standardize ing the agency’s response most sweeping plans un- were either falling apart to keep e-cigarettes away nicotine in cigarettes. to a host of public health finished, including the ini- or vacant,” said Carpenter, from teenagers, including Dr. Peter Lurie, a for- challenges, including the tiative to make cigarettes who has written exten- tightening restrictions on mer senior FDA official opioid epidemic, rising less addictive. sively on the FDA. convenience store sales, under President Barack drug prices and underage “Scott deserves very In recent months, Gottli- it’s unclear whether they Obama, said Gottlieb vaping. strong credit for his stance eb has come under fire for will be enough to reverse embraced the agency’s Gottlieb cited “the chal- on tobacco, I only wish he not acting more forcefully the trend. regulatory powers where lenge of being apart from would have seen some of to address an explosion in The pushback against other Trump appointees my family” in Connecticut those efforts through to teenage use of electron- FDA’s approach to vaping tried to weaken their when announcing his de- Scott Gottlieb fruition,” said Dr. David ic cigarettes, especially threatens to overshadow agencies. parture Tuesday in a note Kessler, who led the FDA those with candy and fruit what is by far Gottlieb’s “He tried to use its au- to FDA staff. He’ll leave from 1990 to 1997. “In flavors. Under Gottlieb, most far-reaching plan. thority in an appropriate authorities in several next month. the end you have to bring the FDA has emphasized Gottlieb announced in fashion,” Lurie said, not- key ways, including an President Donald Trump those things home.” vaping as a potential tool May 2017 the FDA would ing the FDA’s recent an- tapped Gottlieb in 2017 to unprecedented effort to Harvard University pro- to wean adult smokers seek to require tobacco nouncements on dietary “cut red tape” at the FDA. make cigarettes less ad- fessor Daniel Carpenter off traditional cigarettes. companies to drastically supplements and work to But Gottlieb bucked ex- dictive by requiring lower said Gottlieb benefited And in a widely criticized cut nicotine in cigarettes, continue food inspections pectations by pushing nicotine levels. from comparisons with move, Gottlieb delayed in a bid to help adult during the government the agency to expand its The 46-year-old physi- more unconventional, an- key regulations on vaping smokers quit. The agen- shutdown. ‘ROCK STAR FOR A DAY’ New Orleans celebrates Mardi Gras

By Rebecca Santana ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW ORLEANS — From children clamor- ing for tossed strands of beads, to revelers dressed up as “blind referees” pok- ing fun at the NFL, to high school bands marching down the street, people in New Orleans celebrated Fat Tuesday with flair and fun. Mardi Gras season be- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gan Jan. 6 and featured weeks of parades, fan- President Donald Trump departs after a sign- cy-dress balls, king cakes ing ceremony for an executive order on a “Na- and generalized frivolity tional Roadmap to Empower Veterans and End citywide. Fat Tuesday is Veteran Suicide,” in the Roosevelt Room of the the culmination of Carni- White House Tuesday. val. The festivities kicked off in Tuesday’s pre-dawn hours with the Northside Trump team ready Skull and Bone Gang in skeleton costumes wak- ing people to celebrate the to fight, distract day. The fun continued throughout the day and across the city with pa- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Catherine Lucey agenda, presidents are by rades, costumes and balls. The Zulu parade rolls on St. Charles Avenue on Fat Tuesday in New Or- and Zeke Miller definition on their back “I feel like a rock star ASSOCIATED PRESS leans, La. foot when they come un- for a day,” said Van Bend- der investigation. And er, carrying a sequined WASHINGTON — The the latest fusillade of re- White House has beefed replica of the Death Star Fast Walking Group was Zulu issued a statement ing, “We are ready for Ash quests for information has up its legal team. Its polit- from the Star Wars mov- again a crowd favorite. in February saying their Wednesday.” the Trump White House, ical team is ready to dis- ies and joined by friends The clarinetist died in parade costumes bear no This year’s Carnival sea- already increasingly fo- tract and disparage. And carrying sequined images 2016, but the walking resemblance to those worn son also featured numer- cused on the twin chal- President Donald Trump of Darth Vader, Boba Fett group he led for years still by “blackface” minstrel ous jabs at the NFL and lenges of dealing with the is venting against Demo- and a Stormtrooper. He meets each Carnival Sea- performers at the turn of its commissioner Roger cratic prying. probes and the 2020 elec- said there’s a sense of joy son at Commander’s Pal- the century. Rather, the Goodell, over the now-in- Trump’s plan for re- tion, in a reactive position. on Fat Tuesday. “It feels ace restaurant and strolls group said, the costumes famous “no-call” during sponding to the multiply- Trump’s response points like peace on Earth. Ev- the parade route. Lance are designed to honor gar- the Jan. 20 NFC Champi- ing congressional probes to his increasing frustra- eryone’s filled with love. Pierce, of Leonardtown, ments worn by South Afri- onship game between the into his campaign, White tion with Congress and Everyone gets along. Ev- Md., got up early, ahead of can Zulu warriors. Los Angeles Rams and the House and personal af- his intention to seize on eryone helps each other.” friends, to see the group. Zulu’s custom-designed New Orleans Saints. fairs is coming into fo- the investigations as ev- After rainy weather af- “I enjoyed watching Pete coconut throws are peren- A Rams defensive back cus as newly empowered idence that he is under fected some parades Sun- before he passed, coming nial favorites with fans leveled a Saints receiver Democrats intensify their siege in Washington. day, Tuesday dawned cold down here and playing so who vie for the chance to with a helmet-to-helmet efforts. Deploying a mix of While Trump is far but sunny. People — some that’s my thing. Everyone get one. hit at a crucial point in the legal legwork and political from the first president of whom came out before else is kind of sleeping The Rex parade stopped game, and the Rams went posturing, the administra- to bristle at Capitol Hill sunrise to stake a good in, taking it easy, getting for a toast at a home along on to win and go to the Su- tion is trying to minimize oversight, his enthusias- spot along the parade their costumes ready to St. Charles Avenue that per Bowl. They lost to the its exposure while casting tic embrace of political route — bundled up under go. But I like to come out has been an important stop New England Patriots. the president as the vic- victimhood is still novel multiple layers. Lorenzo here and watch the guys for the Rex king along the NFL officials acknowl- tim of overzealous parti- — and stands to serve as Bridgewater of Slidell, come by,” he said. parade route since 1907. edged flags should have sans. a key part of his re-elec- La., got out at about 4:30 Then the Zulu Social Aid A fire on Feb. 20 caused been thrown. That’s done “It’s a disgrace, it’s a tion argument. Trump a.m. & Pleasure Club parad- massive damage to the little to assuage Saints’ disgrace for our coun- has made railing against “I doubled up my jeans, ed, followed by the Rex three-story, 150-year-old fans who chose to express try,” Trump said at the the so-called witch hunt doubled up my socks. I’m Parade. Zulu’s practice mansion whose occupants their anger and disap- White House on Tuesday against him a staple of his wearing a sweater un- of wearing black makeup over the years have in- pointment in costume. The as he accused Democrats rallies and speeches, rev- derneath this and under- during its parade drew cluded four kings and a French Quarter was filled of “presidential harass- ving up crowds by mock- neath that a thermal with criticism amid recent na- queen of Rex. Local media with costumed “blind ref- ment.” ing his investigators and a shirt over it. So I’m pret- tional headlines that two showed a sign that had erees” wearing signs like Typically used to set- news coverage of their ty layered up,” he said. Virginia politicians once jokingly been hung up “Blind as a bat” or walking ting the national or global proceedings. Pete Fountain’s Half- wore blackface. outside the mansion, read- with canes. Ex-NYC Mayor Bloomberg won’t run for president in 2020

By Steve Peoples some of Bloomberg’s mod- He encouraged Demo- ing showed that there is data guru Dan Wag- and Julie Pace erate positions — decides crats on Tuesday to uni- an opportunity for a mod- ner and Mitch Stewart, ASSOCIATED PRESS to run. fy behind a nominee who erate, like Bloomberg or Obama’s battlefield-states In an editorial for could beat Trump, a not-so- Biden, to win the Demo- director. WASHINGTON — Mi- Bloomberg News — the subtle dig against candi- cratic primary, but there Aides said Bloomberg be- chael Bloomberg, the bil- media company Bloomberg dates pushing the party to wasn’t room for both. lieves Trump’s fundraising lionaire former New York owns — he said he was embrace liberal priorities Biden may not announce prowess is underestimated City mayor, announced “clear-eyed about the diffi- such as “Medicare-for-all.” his final decision until and the eventual Demo- Tuesday that he will not culty of winning the Demo- “It’s essential that we April. But Bloomberg con- cratic nominee will need join the crowded field of cratic nomination in such a nominate a Democrat who cluded that was too long significant support from Democrats running for crowded field.” will be in the strongest to wait to make his own outside forces, particular- president in 2020. Bloomberg has flirted position to defeat Don- decision, and he informed ly if the primary contest Instead, Bloomberg said with a presidential run ald Trump and bring our advisers on Monday that drags well into 2020. he planned to focus his before, but as an inde- country back together,” he he would not be running Bloomberg invested energy and considerable pendent. He registered as wrote. “We cannot allow for the White House. more than $100 million resources on outside ef- a Democrat last fall and the primary process to Bloomberg does plan to to help Democrats in the forts aimed at defeating Michael Bloomberg began pitching himself to drag the party to an ex- keep his political network 2018 midterm election; President Donald Trump, primary voters as a politi- treme that would dimin- together as he considers his team has quietly been as well as on combating litical advisers. But aides cal centrist. But as an old- ish our chances in the gen- how to play a role in the preparing a data-driven climate change and ad- er white man with strong eral election and translate 2020 election from the said internal polling sug- effort to go much further dressing gun violence. ties to Wall Street, he may into ‘Four More Years.’” outside. He’s working with in 2020. While the effort Bloomberg spent months gested Bloomberg’s path have struggled to win over Bloomberg aides said several top advisers to would have supported weighing a White House to the Democratic nomi- the Democratic Party’s en- Biden’s likely White former President Barack Bloomberg’s presidential run, traveling to early vot- nation was narrow, par- ergized liberal base that’s House run was a factor Obama, including David bid had he ran, it will now ing states and building a ticularly if Vice President increasingly embracing di- in the mayor’s decision. Plouffe, the architect of be used to help Democrats team of experienced po- Joe Biden — who shares versity. The team’s internal poll- Obama’s 2008 campaign, defeat Trump. A8 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Pop-up food pantry Michael Jackson’s legacy clouded by dark documentary

LOS ANGELES (AP) opens at Salem State — Can the memory of Mi- chael Jackson survive SALEM — Salem State of every month beginning “Leaving Neverland?” University will join Citi- March 16. After all, it has bounced zens Inn and The Salem The stand will operate Pantry, with funding from much like a traditional back before. The super- the Brace Cove Founda- food pantry, with food star’s image was tarnished tion, on a new initiative provided to Salem resi- by allegations of sexual to address food insecurity dents and Salem State abuse that shadowed him in Salem and at the uni- students at no cost. A truck throughout much of his versity. The Fresh Har- will deliver food to each adult life and even stood vest Pop Up Stand, a free location, with food being trial on child molesta- mobile food pantry, opens displayed and dispersed by tion charges in 2005, for Wednesday. volunteers. The majority of which he was acquitted. Citizens Inn, which the Fresh Harvest Pop Up His untimely death in houses the Haven from Stand’s offerings will be 2009 seemed to wash that Hunger food pantry and fresh produce, with a selec- stain away in an outpour- community-meals pro- tion of shelf-stable foods. ing of public love and a gram, has reported that No pre-registration is resurgence of sales of his Salem residents, many necessary to participate always popular music. of whom are Salem State in the mobile pantries, Now, 10 years later, the students, are the largest but a proof of residency HBO documentary “Leav- population served by the (photo ID and a piece of ing Neverland” has aired organization, despite the mail that has been deliv- detailed and disturbing stories from two men fact that it is located in ered to the home address FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Peabody. and dated within the last who say Jackson groomed them for sex and molested Beginning March 6 and 30 days) or a SSU student has been featured in And there is Jackson’s else,” said Danny Der- them when they were just returning on the first ID will be required. commercials and is the nearly unparalleled star aney, a publicist who of- and third Wednesdays of The Salem Pantry has little boys. subject of a Cirque Du status — starting out as a ten handles crisis manage- every month, the stand operated a monthly food It has cast a spotlight Soleil show in Las Vegas. cherub-faced 11-year-old ment. “I don’t think we’ve will open from 10 a.m. to pantry for Salem resi- on Jackson’s unsavory 2 p.m. at 68 Loring Ave. dents at 211 Bridge St. history at a #MeToo mo- A play about his life by sensation with the Jack- seen anything like it.” near Salem State’s Cen- since 1991. Citizens Inn ment when old allegations Pulitzer Prize-winner son 5, then catapulting Still, Oprah Winfrey, tral Campus. Haven from Hunger, 71 against stars have been Lynn Nottage is due out into a global phenomenon with her vast influence, The stand will also be Wallis St. in Peabody, taking hold, and taking on Broadway next year. with the world’s best-sell- may have heralded a shift located at Espacio, the operates a pantry for res- them down. And it may not. After ing album of all time, in public attitudes just by North Shore Community idents of Peabody, Salem So far, there has been no all, Jackson is dead now, “Thriller,” to his credit hosting the special “After Development Coalition’s and Lynnfield from 10:30 evidence of major damage which means he can’t be and hits adored by multi- Neverland,” in which she community room at 105 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and a to Jackson’s music or his charged or put on trial, ple generations. interviewed the documen- Congress St. in the Point community meal from 5 estate, which has made keeping the story in the “It’s hard to compare tary’s subjects, James neighborhood, on the sec- to 6 p.m. every week day an estimated $2 billion headlines for months or someone of Michael Jack- Safechuck and Wade ond and fourth Saturdays except Wednesdays. since his death. His music years to come. son’s caliber to anyone Robson. Jessica Mendoza hired as Mets adviser but keeps ESPN job NEW YORK (AP) — Mendoza, a member of Press there are “numerous Jessica Mendoza was the U.S. Olympic softball examples across networks hired as a baseball opera- team in 2004 and 2008, of these type of arrange- tions adviser for the New did not address any poten- ments where commen- York Mets on Tuesday tial conflict of interest — tators work closely with while remaining a broad- working for a team while teams, and we will be fully caster for ESPN’s “Sunday simultaneously commen- transparent about Jessica’s Night Baseball,” part of tating on all clubs. relationship with the Mets.” an increasing number of In the team statement, He added: “We have television commentators Mendoza thanked ESPN complete faith in her who also work for teams. and Disney for their ability as a leading MLB She will be involved in “understanding and con- voice for ESPN.” player evaluation, roster fidence as I balance both Krulewitz said Mendoza construction, technolog- tasks moving forward.” was not available for com- ical advancement and ESPN spokesman Josh ment to the AP but likely health and performance, Krulewitz wrote in an will be available later this FILE PHOTO | the Mets said. email to The Associated week. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 St. Mary’s knocks off Fenwick in Div. 3 thriller By Harold Rivera We made some mistakes ITEM SPORTS EDITOR but we overcame all our mistakes to just have one WOBURN — Everyone more point.” that walked into Woburn Fenwick coach Adam De- High’s Carl J. Torrice Gym- Baggis wasn’t surprised it nasium for Tuesday’s Di- went down to the final sec- vision 3 North semifinal onds. between the No. 8 Fenwick “Everyone knew it,” De- and No. 4 St. Mary’s girls Baggis said. “We were a lit- basketball teams knew it tle worried when we were would go down to the wire. down 12-0. It just came It literally came down to down to made shots, made the last shot. free throws. We’ve always With a pair of free throws, been a team that fouls a little Gabby Torres gave the silly. That showed up in the Spartans a 3-point lead fourth quarter. We put them with 4.0 seconds to play. on the line a little too much Fenwick’s Sammi Gallant and that was the difference raced down the court and more than any one shot.” hit a buzzer beater, but it Gallant led all scorers was a 2-point shot and the with 25 points. She shot Spartans escaped with the 9-of-10 from the free throw 53-52 win. line and 7-of-14 from the “I thought they were field. playing to win,” St. Mary’s “St. Mary’s knew they coach Jeff Newhall said. had to come in here and “They were playing to win stop Sammi and they still as opposed to playing afraid couldn’t do it,” DeBaggis ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE to lose. There’s a huge dif- said. “You can only hope ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ference. The last time we to contain her. She played Bishop Fenwick’s Sammi Gallant led all scorers Nicolette D’Itria (right) had six points for St. played them (44-33 Fen- awesome.” with 25 points in a loss to St. Mary’s in the Divi- wick win) we were playing Mary’s in a win over Bishop Fenwick in the Divi- sion 3 North semifinal Tuesday night. passive and afraid to lose. ST. MARY’S, B2 sion 3 North semifinal Tuesday night. Swampscott girls fall to Pentucket By Daniel Kane Grace DiGrande led the Big ITEM STAFF Blue with 11 points while Nikki Rosa (five points, six rebounds) HAVERHILL — It simply and Ella Sprague (four points, wasn’t Swampscott’s night. seven rebounds) made key plays. The No. 4 Swampscott girls bas- Despite the loss, Leonard was ketball team ran into a relentless happy with the Big Blue’s effort, No. 1 Pentucket defense and fell, something they have brought to 52-28, in the semifinal round of the court every game this season. the Division 2 North state tourna- “The effort has been there all ment Tuesday at Whittier Tech. season,” Leonard said. “It’s been The Big Blue were haunted by such a fun group to coach this early turnovers, falling behind by year. They’re just super fun and 10 in the first quarter and nev- loose, but when they step between er being able to climb back into the lines their effort is unbeliev- things. able. I don’t have a bad thing to “It wasn’t anything we didn’t say about this team. I’m so proud expect,” Swampscott coach Kate- of them.” lyn Leonard said of Pentucket’s Both teams started the night defense. “They just executed very with solid defense, leading to well and they’re very disciplined. a 2-2 tie midway through the Even if you know something is first quarter. Angelina Yacubac- coming it’s one thing to know it ci (game-high 15 points) got the and another to stop it. We just ran Sachems started, converting an into that tonight. and-one to help swing some mo- “You have to kind of play per- mentum. In the final minutes fect against this team,” Leonard of the first several turnovers PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN added. “With our shots not fall- doomed Swampscott’s offense ing it made it difficult to set up Kristina Rossignoll brings the ball up the ITEM FILE PHOTO and Pentucket’s MacKenzie Cur- anything for a comeback. It’s a rie (10 points) scored six points off court in a loss to Central Catholic in the Divi- Grace DiGrande (center) led Swamp- very good defense. They’re a very the bench to push the Sachems sion 1 North semifinal Tuesday night. scott with 11 points in a loss to Pen- well-rounded team. I wish them lead to 15-5. tucket in the Division 2 North semifinal luck and I think they’re going to Wednesday night. go far.” SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Peabody girls English boys set to battle Andover can’t overcome By Mike Alongi defending champs ITEM STAFF The MIAA boys and girls basketball tournament is in full By Anne Marie Tobin swing, with the matchups for the semifinal rounds in each di- ITEM STAFF vision already set. Four local teams will be in action Wednes- PEABODY — The magical ride of the Peabody girls day night, including three teams from the city of Lynn. basketball team came to an end Tuesday night at the Boys Division 1 North semifinal: hands of defending Division 1 champion and No. 3 seed No. 1 Lynn English vs. No. 12 Andover Central Catholic. The top-seeded Bulldogs (19-2) only needed one win to get The game was a defensive slugfest in the first half into the semifinal round, and it came in the form of a 19-point with neither team leading by more than five points. win over No. 9 Lawrence last week. Alonzo Linton, who has But Central was deadly from 3-point land in the sec- led English all year, had a huge game with 28 points and 15 ond half to pull away from the Tanners, 64-51. rebounds, while Jarnel Guzman added 21 points. Joaquin Cre- Freshman Oluchi Okananwa and Catherine Man- spo also had a big game with 17 points. ning had double-doubles for Peabody. Okananwa fin- On the other side of the court will be Andover, who has had ished with a game-high 22 points with 10 rebounds, a much tougher path to the semifinal. The No. 12 Golden four steals and five blocked shots, while Manning had Warriors (14-8) had to notch two upset wins to get here, first 11 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks. against No. 5 Waltham and then against No. 4 Boston Latin in The Red Raiders were a three-player show, led by the quarterfinal. Perhaps the biggest advantage for Andover freshman Claire Finney, who drained four threes in is the fact that it plays in the Merrimack Valley Conference, the second half and finished with 20 points. Nadeshka which is arguably one of the best conferences in the state. Of Bridgewater was deadly off the offensive boards and the four teams remaining in the Division 1 bracket, three of ITEM FILE PHOTO and had 18 points, while Juliana Porto contributed 17 them (Andover, Central Catholic, Lowell) are from the MVC. Jarnel Guzman (center) and the Lynn English points. English and Andover will tip off Wednesday night (7) at St. “Their No. 5 (Claire Kinney) just hurt us,” said Pea- John’s Prep. boys basketball team will face off against No. 12 Andover in the Division 1 North semifinal body coach Stan McKeen. “We are not a good man-to- TOURNAMENT, B2 Wednesday night. man team and our strength all year has been our 3-2 zone and not letting them get open shots in the cor- ners.We were in it in the first half, but they hit six from the corners in the second half. They were setting picks down low to get that open shot and we just didn’t fight Manning named Moynihan student-athlete through the picks to get there, maybe fatigue was a fac- tor, I don’t know. We also missed too many shots around For their exploits in the classroom and team. We are also very deep, all 13 girls the basket.” their athletic endeavors, Peabody bas- on the team have come together.” “Going in, we had two keys and that was to box out ketball standout Catherine Manning The senior captain and forward is and take care of the ball, and I think we did that against and Danvers swim star Jared Casey averaging a shade under 10 points per a group of tough Peabody players,” said Red Raiders have been named the Moynihan Lum- game and leads the Tanners, and the coach Casey Grange. “We also worked on our zone of- ber Students of the Month for January. entire North Shore, in rebounds, aver- fense and was kind of surprised they didn’t come out of Manning dominated the post for the aging 10.8 per contest. It is her leader- it or press or change things up, but we were prepared Northeastern Conference champion ship, however, that is her biggest asset for what they gave us.” Peabody basketball team. She helped to the team. Neither team could get anything going in the first Peabody to an undefeated season in the “As a captain, my role is to be a lead- quarter, which ended at 8-8. Northeastern Conference and the No. 2 er and role model for my teammates,” Things heated up in the second quarter. Central seed in the Division 1 state tournament. Manning said. “I encourage my team- PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN opened with a 5-0 run to build a 13-8 lead. A 3-pointer “The success of this year’s team was mates to do their best and play their by Emily Carney, two free throws by Okananwa and due to our team unity,” Manning said. hardest at all times. We all support Peabody’s Catherine Man- a free throw by Liz Zaiter (7 points, game-high 12 re- “Everyone on the team gets along and each other to do that on and off the ning (right) has been named bounds) regained the lead for Peabody at 14-13 with supports one another no matter what, court.” a Moynihan Lumber Stu- 5:19 left in the half. and that can be seen on the court. We dent-Athlete of the Month have worked hard to become a cohesive MOYNIHAN, B2 for the month of January. PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 Krejci scores in OT to lift Bruins over Hurricanes BOSTON (AP) — David Krejci scored The lead held until Williams’ slap shot 1:36 into overtime to lift the Boston Bru- from the point tied it again with 7:43 left. ins to a 4-3 win over Carolina on Tuesday Aho gave Carolina a 1-0 lead 6:30 into night, ending the Hurricanes’ five-game the game when he deflected in a shot by winning streak. Calvin de Haan. Then Aho got free for a Jake DeBrusk had a goal and an assist, breakaway inside Boston’s blue line and setting up the game-winner after mak- beat Halak 1:10 into the second to put ing a steal in the corner and sending a Carolina up 2-0. crossing pass to Krejci in the slot. Wagner pulled Boston within 2-1 when Chris Wanger and Patrice Bergeron he poked in his own rebound after tip- also scored for the Bruins, who have ping a slap shot by Brandon Carlo. De- earned at least a point in 17 straight Brusk scored on another rebound with games. Jaroslav Halak stopped 35 shots 1:46 left in the second to tie it at 2-all for Boston. after Krejci brought the puck in and got Sebastian Aho scored twice for Caro- a shot off on McElhinney. lina. Justin Williams also scored for the NOTES Hurricanes, and Curtis McElhinney fin- The Hurricanes were wearing green ished with 34 saves. uniforms with blue trim, the colors of The Hurricanes still salvaged a point af- the Hartford Whalers before the fran- ter entering the night in playoff position at chise moved to Carolina. ... De Haan No. 6 in the Eastern Conference standings. returned after missing two games with After falling behind 2-0, Boston scored an upper-body injury. ... F David Pastr- three straight. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nak (thumb surgery) missed his 10th Bergeron scored a short-handed goal straight game for Boston. on a one-timer on a 2-on-1 with Brad David Krejci (left) is mobbed by teammates Jake DeBrusk (center) and UP NEXT Marchand 2:45 into the third, giving Charlie McAvoy (right) after Krejci scored the overtime game-winner in a Bruins: Host Florida on Thursday Boston its first lead at 3-2. win over the Carolina Hurricanes at TD Garden Tuesday night. night. St. Mary’s girls advance to Div. 3 North final ST. MARY’S put Fenwick ahead 50-49. From B1 That’s how it stayed until Torres (5 points) gave the Pam Gonzalez led St. Spartans a 51-50 edge on Mary’s with 17 points. her free throws with 31.8 The Spartans jumped out seconds left. Torres added to a quick start. Jannise two more freebies with 4.0 Avelino (7 points) swished seconds remaining before a pair of free throws and Gallant ended the game Olivia Matela (9 points) with her jumpshot. added a 3-pointer. Af- “There’s a lot of stories ter Nicolette D’Itria’s (6 of resiliency in this game,” points) layup, Pam Gonza- Newhall said. “Gabby lez swished a basket and didn’t hit a shot but she a 3-pointer, and the Spar- hit those four free throws tans led 12-0. Liz Gonza- under pressure. You can’t lez (8 points) put Fenwick coach that. You either have on the scoreboard with a that in your veins or you ITEM FILE PHOTO hard-earned layup with a don’t.” minute left in the quarter. St. Mary’s advances to Ademide Badmus and the St. Mary’s boys basket- The Crusaders trailed 14-6 Saturday’s (TBA) section- ball team will play No. 12 Dracut in the Division heading into the second al final at Tsongas Arena 3 North semifinal Wednesday night. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE quarter. against the winner of No. 6 Fenwick’s momentum St. Mary’s forward Jannise Avelino puts up a Lynnfield/No. 2 Amesbury. carried over. Consecutive shot in a win over Bishop Fenwick in the Divi- “We beat Fenwick,” Ne- Four local teams aim for baskets from Finola Corcor- sion 3 North semifinal Tuesday night. whall said. “It was a rival- an and Annie Murphy (10 ry game. This is the type of points, 11 rebounds) made lead down to a point in the was a one possession game, game and atmosphere for a spot in sectional finals it a 14-10 game. Matela third quarter. But it wasn’t 38-36 Fenwick, going into why you play high school gave the Spartans breath- until Olivia DiPietro (5 the fourth quarter. athletics. Now the chal- TOURNAMENT ing room with a 3-pointer, points) netted a layup with It was only fitting that lenge for me is to get them From B1 boosting the lead to 17-10. 40 seconds remaining that it went down to the wire. ready to play Saturday.” Boys Division 3 North semifinal: Murphy capped the half Fenwick took its first lead D’Itria gave the Spartans Fenwick closes the season No. 1 St. Mary’s vs. No. 12 Dracut with a pair of layups and of the game at 36-35. After a 51-48 lead with a 3-point- at 13-10. St. Mary’s faces a very similar situation as English in Fenwick trailed 24-20 at Pam Gonzalez tied at 36-36 er and Gallant tied it on “I’m proud of these kids,” Division 3 North. The No. 1 Spartans (22-2) needed two recess. with a free throw, Fenwick the next possession with a DeBaggis said. “They work wins to get to the semifinal, first beating No. 16 Saugus On three occasions, Fen- sealed the quarter with a three of her own. Gallant hard. They make my life (74-56) and then taking down No. 8 Arlington Catholic wick whittled St. Mary’s basket. And as expected, it hit a pair of freebies to better. I’m proud of them.” in the quarterfinal. Jalen Echevarria has scored 36 total points in the two wins, while Ademide Badmus put up consecutive double-doubles. The Spartans will likely use Swampscott’s season ends in Div. 2 North semis their size and their depth to try to wear Dracut down. The Spartans’ opponent, No. 12 Dracut (12-10), notched SWAMPSCOTT half. With Swampscott’s season coming two upset wins over No. 5 Minuteman and No. 4 New- From B1 Katie Watts hit an early 3-pointer to an end at 16-6, Leonard is proud buryport. As a team out of the MVC, the Middies have in the first half to get Swampscott of what the Big Blue were able to faced difficult competition all year long and have proven Grace DiGrande scored an early on the board, but the Big Blue once accomplish behind the leadership they can go toe-to-toe with talented teams. basket in the second to get the Big again struggled on offense from of seniors Grace DiGrande, Watts St. Mary’s and Dracut will tip off Wednesday night Blue started but Yacubacci respond- there. Yacubacci and Madeline and Rosa. (7:30) at Wakefield High. ed with a 3-pointer to put Pentuck- Doyle each hit a 3-pointer to push “I can’t be prouder,” Leonard said. Boys Division 4 North semifinal: et up by 11. From there both teams the Sachem lead to 15 points. “I just think it’s been such a fun No. 2 KIPP vs. No. 3 Lowell Catholic kept pace with the Sachems main- Pentucket’s Angelica Hurley ex- season but at the end of the day After earning a bye in the opening round of the Division taining a sizable lead. tended the lead even further in the they work really hard. To get to this 4 North tournament, the No. 2 KIPP Panthers notched Rosa added four late points to fourth quarter. The junior added point in the tournament, I don’t their first MIAA tournament win in program history narrow the Sachems lead to eight, seven points in the first few min- think we have been here in about last week. KIPP (16-5) took down No. 10 Bishop Fenwick but Currie hit two free throws on utes to stretch the Sachems lead to seven or eight years. Hats off to our to make it into the semifinal, getting a very impressive Pentucket’s final possession to give a game-high at 50-25 and erase any seniors because they really willed performance from senior Abdoul Barry (21 points, 11 re- the Sachems a 26-16 lead at the hope of a late Swampscott rally. us to get here. I love them.” bounds). Winfred Sanchez also played a solid game for the Panthers with 13 points and five rebounds. Just like KIPP, No. 3 Lowell Catholic (16-5) earned a Peabody falls to defending Div. 1 champion bye in the first round. The Crusaders then went on to beat No. 11 Georgetown in the quarterfinal round to earn PEABODY about 30 seconds to go, but the Tan- the list of predetermined sites and a spot in Wednesday’s semifinal game. From B1 ners had a glimmer of hope after if you get to a game that is played KIPP and Lowell Catholic will tip off Wednesday night Manning made both ends of a one- on one of the teams home courts, (7) at Woburn High. After a bucket by Porto and and-one, then an Okananwa layup just move to the next site on the list. Girls Division 3 North semifinal: Okananwa free throw, Zaiter got the deficit back to single digits It’s very easy to do that. I complete- No. 6 Lynnfield vs. No. 2 Amesbury banked in a fall-away jumper to put at 45-38 going into the final quarter. ly disagree with having to play on The No. 6 Pioneers (14-8) have truly made their pres- Peabody back on top, 17-15. Finney But the Tanners were no match someone’s home court so we used ence felt so far in the Division 3 North tournament, earn- swished a rainbow trey from the for the Central’s relentless offensive that as fuel to prepare for the game.” ing blowout wins in their first two games. The first one corner, but Okananwa answered attack in the final quarter, who took Peabody’s season ends at 21-2. came in the form of a 53-8 drubbing of No. 11 Charles- right back with a three of her own to its largest lead of the game, 61-45 “I can’t leave here upset as it’s town, then Lynnfield followed that up with a big win make it 20-18, Tanners, but Central with about a minute left. been a phenomenal season,” McKeen over No. 3 Greater Lawrence (68-34) in the quarterfinal. closed out the half with a 5-2 run to Grange said her team found pre- said. “To beat two tough Merrimack Freshman Cate MacDonald has had a big impact for the take a 25-22 lead into the break. game motivation from an unusual Valley teams and get to the semis Pioneers with a 21-point performance in the quarterfinal, Okananwa opened the second half source. was incredible but we just didn’t while junior captain Melissa Morelli had a double-double with a put-back on an offensive re- “For a North semifinal game not have enough tonight. I feel bad for with 16 points and 14 rebounds. bound, but after that, it was all Cen- to be played at a neutral site is just the seniors as they were the nucleus Lynnfield will go up against a higher seed for the sec- tral Catholic, courtesy of Finney, unfair,” Grange said. “We used that of the team. But we have some good, ond straight game, this time against No. 2 Amesbury (17- who made three straight threes in a as motivation fuel. Our boys team is younger players coming back and if 4). The Indians got a bye in the first round and then beat 13-6 run in a 3-minute span to lead a No. 2 seed and they are playing a we can keep them in Peabody, we No. 10 Bedford to get into the semifinal game. by 10, 38-28, with 3:45 left in the No. 3 seed at a neutral site, so this should be alright. We haven’t given Lynnfield and Amesbury will tip off Wednesday night quarter. is just unfair. up 64 points all year, but hey did a (7) at Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High Central led by 11, 45-34 with “They (the MIAA) need to take better job finishing than we did.” School. Peabody’s Manning, Danvers’ Casey named Moynihan student-athletes MOYNIHAN According to Manning, her ded- an individual. sonal best time (1:21-1:12) at the Casey has taken eight AP From B1 ication in the classroom has been “We are a team of camaraderie sectional meet to qualify in the courses throughout high school key to her success in athletics. and friendship and we all support individual medley. including European History and In the classroom, Manning has “As a student athlete, academ- each other,” Casey said. “I don’t A swimmer since he was in el- Chemistry, the subject he will be been just as successful as she ics always come first,” Manning know if I could have had the sea- ementary school, Casey’s love for majoring in at Boston University. sports a 3.7 grade point average said. “I am a dedicated student son I did without the support of the sport has led to his success. He also has a 4.0 grade point av- and is a member of the Nation- and I have learned to manage my my teammates. Some of my best “Swimming has been a passion erage. al Honors Society while receiv- time, even while playing three friends are on the team.” of mine since I was eight years “Academics are very important ing several Academic Excellence seasons of varsity sports. I make Casey’s best events in the pool old,” Casey said. “The pool has to me and I always work as hard Awards in various subjects. time for my school work before are the 100 backstroke and the helped me build my work ethic. as I can to keep my grades up,” Planning to one day work in practice and games, that includes 200 individual medley, which Even as a fourth-grader I had to Casey said. “Evening swim prac- the medical field and attend PA on the bus to an away game.” is where a swimmer alternates learn to balance athletics and ac- tices are very manageable to fit school, Manning’s course-load Casey was named the North- between freestyle, backstroke, ademics and the sport has helped into my academic schedule. I also includes science classes such eastern Conference’s Swimmer of breaststroke and butterfly every succeed in both.” have a lot of support from my par- as anatomy and physiology, al- the Year after a standout season 50 yards. He qualified for the Casey has committed to attend ents (James and Denise). They in- though she is also strong in math, in the pool for the Falcons, where state meet in both events along Boston University in the fall in stilled the work ethic in me and taking Advanced Placement sta- the team posted a 6-3 record and with the 200 freestyle relay, drop- the honor college thanks to a have been very supportive of me tistics. he qualified for the state meet as ping nine seconds off of his per- standout academic resume. in swimming and academics.” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Pedroia set to make spring training debut WEDNESDAY Lynnfield at Amesbury (7) MIAA Boys Basketball THURSDAY WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Boston ex- Division 1 North MIAA Boys Hockey pects second baseman Dustin Pedroia to make his At St. John’s Division 1 North Andover at English (7) exhibition debut on Thursday against Minnesota. At Tsongas Division 3 North Coming off knee surgery, the 35-year-old Pedroia St. John’s at Andover (7) At Wakefield crossed his last major pre-competition hurdle on Division 3 North Dracut at St. Mary’s (7:30) Tuesday when he completed a workout at the Red Division 4 North At Chelmsford At Woburn Lynn at Lowell (7) Sox complex in Fort Myers. Lowell Catholic at KIPP (7) MIAA Girls Hockey “The way the texts sounded, he’s ready to play MIAA Girls Basketball Division 1 now,” Cora said after receiving an update from Pe- Division 3 North At O’Brien Rink droia. At Whittier Peabody vs. Methuen (5:30) A four-time All-Star and the 2008 AL MVP, Pe- droia had left knee surgery on Oct. 25, 2017. He SPORTS BRIEFS played in five injury rehabilitation games at Tri- ple-A Pawtucket from May 14-24 and three games Saugus Babe Ruth from Swampscott head for the Red Sox from May 26-29, then went back coach Joe Caponigro’s band on the disabled list for the rest of the season. signups Warning Track. Boston has not expressed firm expectations. For more questions or to “Right now I think it’s more hope,” Boston pres- The remaining Saugus donate, contact Mike Pegna- Babe Ruth Baseball sign- to at [email protected]. ident of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski ups will be held at the Fox said. “So far he’s been very healthy under his sit- Hill Yacht Club on Ballard uation coming back. He’s passed all the tests from St. March 11 and March 25 Hibernian 5K the medical team and from himself.” from 6 to 8p.m. Any Sau- Pedrioa played in more than 105 games only Road Race FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gus resident 13, 14 or 15 once in the past four seasons because of injuries. years of age is eligible to The 10th annual Lynn Dustin Pedroia is set to make his spring training debut Eduardo Nunez and Brock Holt have been the sign up. The cost for the Hibernian 5K Road Race is Thursday against the Minnesota Twins. primary second basemen in Pedroia’s absence. season is $175 per player. scheduled for Sunday, After teams are picked, March 24 at 11a.m. Online uniforms and a game registration is available via schedule will be issued. Racewire at https://race- Red Sox beat Nationals in spring training tilt Most games will be played wire.com/register. at World Series Park, php?id=10042. Online reg- which is celebrating its istration closes at midnight fifteenth season. on March 20. After March 20, those interested may register in person at the Swampscott High Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- baseball fundraiser eral St on Saturday, March 23 from noon to 4 p.m. The Swampscott Bullpen during packet pick up or on Baseball Boosters will be race day beginning at 9 holding their first fundrais- a.m. The registration fee is er for the 2019 Swampscott $30. The first 500 regis- High School baseball team tered runners will also be on Saturday, March 9 at the given race shirts. There will Italian-American Club on be a post-race party that Harbor St. in Lynn from 7 includes free food and live p.m. to 10 p.m. Irish music as well. There will be a $10 dona- More information and tion at the door, and the race updates can be found event will include raffles, a at https://sites.google.com/ lottery board and live music site/lynnhibernian5k/.

TV/RADIO TV MLB 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Pittsburgh vs. Boston...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Exhibition: Cleveland at LA Dodgers..... MLB Network NBA 8 p.m...... Philadelphia at Chicago...... ESPN 10 p.m...... Boston at Sacramento...... NBCSB 10:30 p.m...... Denver at LA Lakers...... ESPN Men’s College Basketball 6:30 p.m...... Marquette at Seton Hall...... FS1 6:30 p.m...... Missouri at Georgia...... SEC Network 7 p.m...... Iowa State at West Virginia...... ESPNU 8 p.m...... Providence at Creighton...... CBSSN 8:30 p.m...... Arkansas at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network 8:30 p.m...... Georgetown at DePaul...... FS1 9 p.m...... Clemson at Notre Dame...... ESPNU 9 p.m...... Ohio State at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 9 p.m...... Oklahoma St. at Baylor...... ESPN2 10 p.m...... Fresno St. at San Diego St...... CBSSN J.D. Martinez (left) congratulates Tzu-Wei Lin (right) after Lin’s home run in the fourth inning 11 p.m...... Oregon at Washington St...... FS1 against the Washington Nationals Tuesday. Lin went 2-for-4 with three RBI in the 8-4 Boston win. Women’s College Basketball 11 a.m...... Florida vs. Mississippi...... SEC Network 1:30 p.m...... Wisconsin vs. Penn State...... Big Ten Network 1:30 p.m...... Vanderbilt vs. Alabama...... SEC Network 4 p.m...... Illinois vs. Purdue...... Big Ten Network NHL 7:30 p.m...... Washington at Philadelphia...... NBCSN 10 p.m...... St. Louis at Anaheim...... NBCSN Soccer 3 p.m...... Paris Saint-Germain vs. Man. United...... TNT Radio MLB 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Pittsburgh vs. Boston...... WEEI-AM 850 NBA 10 p.m...... Boston at Sacramento...... WBZ-FM 98.5

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 66 50 12 4 104 258 174 Winnipeg 65 39 22 4 82 222 193 Boston 65 39 17 9 87 194 161 Nashville 68 38 25 5 81 202 180 Toronto 66 41 21 4 86 239 188 St. Louis 65 34 25 6 74 187 181 Montreal 66 35 24 7 77 201 193 Dallas 65 33 27 5 71 166 170 Buffalo 66 30 28 8 68 190 211 Minnesota 66 32 27 7 71 182 191 Florida 65 28 26 11 67 207 224 Colorado 66 28 26 12 68 216 208 Detroit 65 23 33 9 55 179 223 Chicago 66 27 30 9 63 220 250 Ottawa 66 23 38 5 51 195 246 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 66 41 18 7 89 234 192 Washington 66 38 21 7 83 226 208 San Jose 66 39 19 8 86 238 206 N.Y. Islanders 65 37 21 7 81 187 157 Vegas 67 36 26 5 77 201 187 Carolina 65 36 23 6 78 196 176 Arizona 65 32 28 5 69 176 183 Pittsburgh 65 34 22 9 77 226 202 Edmonton 66 29 30 7 65 187 216 Columbus 65 36 26 3 75 203 197 Vancouver 66 27 30 9 63 180 206 Philadelphia 66 32 26 8 72 201 219 Anaheim 66 25 32 9 59 144 203 N.Y. Rangers 65 27 27 11 65 190 218 Los Angeles 65 24 33 8 56 158 207 New Jersey 66 25 33 8 58 188 223 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday’s Games Detroit at Colorado, 9 p.m. Columbus at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. New York Yankees ace Luis Severino will miss his opening day start due to an inflamed shoulder Florida at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games that forced him to miss his first spring training start on Tuesday. Carolina at Boston, 7 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Toronto at Vancouver, 9 p.m. ans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Winnipeg at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Calgary at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. Thursday’s Games N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Florida at Boston, 7 p.m. Yankees’ Severino will miss opening Anaheim at Arizona, 9 p.m. Columbus at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m.

NBA day start due to an inflamed shoulder EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — New York hander, was slated to face the Braves hearing with the Yankees and agreed W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Yankees ace Luis Severino will miss but was replaced by Stephan Tarpley to a $40 million, four-year contract, a Toronto 46 17 .730 — Houston 38 25 .603 — Philadelphia 40 23 .635 6 San Antonio 35 29 .547 3½ opening day because of an inflamed after feeling discomfort after throw- deal that includes a team option and Boston 38 26 .594 8½ New Orleans 29 36 .446 10 right shoulder that caused him to be ing his first slider during his pregame could be worth $52.25 million for five Brooklyn 32 33 .492 15 Dallas 27 35 .435 10½ New York 13 50 .206 33 Memphis 25 39 .391 13½ scratched from his first scheduled bullpen session. seasons. Southeast Division Northwest Division spring training start on Tuesday. “Obviously a bummer,” teammate Severino has a 41-25 career record W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Severino won’t throw for two weeks, J.A. Happ said. “Glad to hear that the with a 3.51 ERA. Orlando 30 34 .469 — Denver 42 20 .677 — Charlotte 29 34 .460 ½ Portland 39 24 .619 3½ manager Aaron Boone said after a 5-1 severity is not anything worse than The 25-year old right-hander is a Miami 28 34 .452 1 Oklahoma City 38 24 .613 4 win over Atlanta. that, hopefully.” two-time All-Star. He went 19-8 with Washington 25 37 .403 4 Utah 36 26 .581 6 Atlanta 22 42 .344 8 Minnesota 29 33 .468 13 “Obviously, anytime a starting Masahiro Tanaka, James Paxton, a 3.39 ERA last year, winning 14 of Central Division Pacific Division pitcher and a guy like Sevie walks CC Sabathia and Happ are also pro- his first 16 decisions but then five of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB off while he’s warming up to start a jected to be in the Yankees’ rotation, his last 11. He came out early in both x-Milwaukee 48 15 .762 — Golden State 44 19 .698 — Indiana 41 23 .641 7½ L.A. Clippers 36 29 .554 9 game, you always get worried and con- and Luis Cessa, Jonathan Loaisiga of his postseason starts, going 0-1 in Detroit 30 31 .492 17 Sacramento 31 31 .500 12½ cerned about that,” Boone said. “But and Domingo German are possible seven innings. Chicago 18 46 .281 30½ L.A. Lakers 30 33 .476 14 Cleveland 15 48 .238 33 Phoenix 13 51 .203 31½ it sounds like the shoulder is pretty replacements. Center fielder Aaron Hicks, who clean, it’s just the inflammation issue. “We’ll be covered and feel like the agreed to a $70 million, seven-year Tuesday’s Games Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. So if that’s the case, then hopefully guys that you would consider our contract, was out of the lineup for the Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. two weeks is something that will do sixth and seventh starters and things second straight day due to lower back Houston at Toronto, 8 p.m. Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New York at Phoenix, 9 p.m. the trick, then he can start ramping like that, we feel like we’re in good soreness. Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Boston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Boston at Sacramento, 10 p.m. back up with his throwing program, shape,” Boone said. Hicks was hurt during batting prac- Wednesday’s Games Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. but we’ll re-evaluate it also at the Dallas Keuchel and Gio Gonzalez tice Friday night and still has discom- Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Indiana at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. same time.” are available as free agents. fort. He hasn’t resumed hitting or oth- Minnesota at Detroit, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Severino, a 25-year-old right- Severino avoided an arbitration er baseball activities. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Let your intuition guide you. Put your best foot forward and Partnerships, contracts and Focus on what’s important and Take care of situations that in- Get ready, get fit and take An emotional matter will help those in need. What you moneymaking opportunities finish what you start. How you volve others. Discussing possi- action. You can achieve a lot help clarify exactly what you learn will be enlightening and look promising. Make changes treat others will affect what bilities and offering choices to if you size up your situation should do to prevent anyone will encourage you to get in- that are conducive to getting people say about you. If you the people you care about will and put plans in motion that from taking advantage of volved in your community. Pos- ahead and establishing a bet- do good things, your reputation foster an agreement that will promote progress and life im- you. itive change is doable. ter future. Ask and you shall will precede you. encourage better relationships. provements. receive. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Spend more time deciding LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don’t let a last-minute change Learn all you can. Knowledge is what’s best for you. Walk away Be careful what you wish for. An Listen and observe to gain Make changes for the right rea- someone makes disrupt your power, and it will help you de- from anyone offering the im- offer will be riddled with com- experience and information son. Don’t take anyone’s word. day. Go about your business ter someone trying to coax you possible or trying to pressure plications. Set up your affairs that will help you make better Find out the facts and walk and do your own thing. Keep into something that isn’t right you into something you don’t to minimize outside control; choices. Don’t start something away from emotionally manip- your life simple and doable to for you. Don’t second-guess need. Protect yourself against you’ll need to be the one call- you cannot finish. Personal in- ulative individuals. Someone’s avoid frustration and interfer- your plans. theft. ing the shots. tegrity and growth are favored. motives should be questioned. ence.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Ex-boyfriend offers woman money to take him back Bottom of touchers when maybe winning DEAR ABBY: I was in- because others expect it. I John Buchan, a Scottish au- answer: “They don’t play the volved with a man (“Mike”) Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van don’t have a close relation- thor, said, “Every man at the bottom of equivalent cards I cared deeply about. One Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ship with my family any- bottom of his heart believes when playing third hand high.” day he came to me saying and was founded by her mother, way, if that has any bear- that he is a born detective.” Here, East is playing third he had a “secret” he need- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ing. We speak infrequently Bridge players need to be hand high; he might even win detectives, working out where ed to share. He explained DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los at best. Your thoughts, the trick. Therefore, he must the key cards lie from the play the bottom of his touch- that he was in love with Angeles, CA 90069. please? another woman, and they clues available. But some- ing honors, the jack. had decided to get back DONE WITH IT times a detective requires his South wins with his ace and assistant to furnish the cor- together. I asked him all uation because my feel- been living with intense leads a trump. DEAR DONE: I am sor- rect clue. the normal questions. He ings are at risk. grief and depression for a From trick one, West knows ry for your despair. You say In this deal, what happens explained as best as he number of years. I have that East has the heart queen. FRAGILE IN your only question is after West leads the heart two could and apologized. tried every way imagin- So, West should continue with FLORIDA whether to tell your family against four spades? Three weeks later, Mike able to deal with it, to no a low heart, not the king, to about your diagnosis be- West was right to make a put his partner on play. Then called me and told me he avail. I am no longer inter- DEAR FRAGILE: I cause of the pain it may takeout double, not overcall East should shift to the dia- missed me and thought he wonder if the woman Mike ested in fighting it. I have cause them, although you two diamonds, because his mond 10, giving the defend- had made a mistake. I reconciled with has a clue had suicidal ideation for hand was playable in the are not close and commu- ers four tricks: one spade, one went over and stayed the that he is cheating already. years but haven’t acted on three unbid suits. Yes, if East nicate infrequently. If you heart and two diamonds. night. I didn’t call him af- He does not care about you it because of the pain it had advanced in clubs, West’s have truly made up your ter that, but now he’s call- or have your best interests would cause my family. support might have proved mind to refuse treatment, I ing me all the time. at heart. He’s attempting Now it appears I have an inadequate; but a two-dia- Mike is still involved to put your relationship on answer. I have discovered vote for not informing mond intervention might have with the woman he broke a cash-on-delivery basis that I have cancer. I have them, which could be con- caused them to miss a better up with me for. I have not out of concern for your decided to do nothing strued as trying to put fit in hearts or clubs. asked him repeatedly to financial difficulties but about it and let it take me. them on a guilt trip. Every- West’s lead was not without risk, but I had peeked at the leave me alone, but he is because he has no respect I’m just not sure whether one has a right to make whole deal and seen that it now offering me money for your integrity. How in- or not to tell my family. this highly personal deci- was the necessary start for and promising to pay my sulting! Although you may I am inclined to say sion for themselves, but I hope you will remain in the defense. bills if I will be involved need financial help, if you nothing until it’s too late, Many years ago, I was asked touch with your doctor, with him while he’s with value your self-respect, but I fear this decision will a question: “What is the one this other woman. turn him down. And from cause them as much pain which may lessen any thing you teach your students I need your advice. I now on, block his calls be- as if I had died by my own physical or psychological that they never seem to get could use the help finan- cause Mike is bad news. hand. I don’t want to be suffering you experience straight, and you cannot un- cially, but I don’t want to here, and I don’t think I during the course of your derstand why?” This was my get involved with this sit- DEAR ABBY: I have should have to be simply disease.

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CITY OF LYNN PUBLIC NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT Notice is hereby given that the City Council will hold a Public Hearing in Council PROJECT: Northern Strand Community Trail DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Chambers, Lynn City Hall on Tuesday, March 12, 2019 at 8:00 pm on the 18 SM 008082 following Ordinance: LOCATION: Everett, Malden, Revere, Saugus, and Lynn ORDER OF NOTICE IN THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND AND NINETEEN PROPONENT: Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (EEA) AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO THE SALARIES AND BENEFITS OF DEPARTMENT TO: HEADS IN THE CITY OF LYNN The undersigned is submitting an Environmental Notification Form ("ENF") to Cindy M. Loring; Scott E. Loring the Secretary of Energy & Environmental Affairs on or before 28 Feb 2019 SECTION 1:00 The following Department Heads shall be entitled to all and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, contractual benefits provided to members of AFSCME Local 3147 except overtime This will initiate review of the above project pursuant to the Massachusetts 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): pay: Director of Assessing, Board of Assessors, City Clerk, Collector, Comptroller, Environmental Policy Act ("MEPA", M.G.L. c. 30, s.s. 61-62I). Copies of the City Solicitor, Assistant City Solicitors, Parking Director, Purchasing Director, ENF may be obtained from: Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae), Treasurer, Veteran Director, Chief of Inspectional Services, Director of Buildings and Grounds, Public Health Director, Deputy Building Commissioner, Librarian, Hillary King, Stantec: [email protected] or (857) 415-3915 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Commissioner of the Department of Public Works and Associate Commissioners of numbered 9 Story Avenue, Unit 2, 9 Story Avenue Condominium, given by Cindy the Department of Public Works. Copies of the ENF are also being sent to the Conservation Commission and M. Loring and Scott E. Loring to Bank of America, N.A., dated January 7, 2011 SECTION 2:00 The Personnel Director shall be entitled to all contractual Planning Board of Everett, Malden, Revere, Saugus, and Lynn where they may be and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in benefits provided to members of AFSCME Local 3147 except that the Personnel inspected. Book 30388, Page 267, as affected by a Judgment recorded on December 7, Director shall not be entitled to a car allowance or overtime pay. Years of 2018 in Said Registry of Deeds in Book 37202, Page 339, and now held by governmental service outside of the City of Lynn shall not be considered for The Secretary of Energy & Environmental Affairs will publish notice of the ENF in plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination longevity purposes for the Personnel Director. the Environmental Monitor, will receive public comments on the project for 20 of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. SECTION 3:00 Except for the positions of chief financial officer and days, and will then decide, within ten days, if an environmental Impact Report is superintendent of schools, every Department Head who is not a resident of the city needed. A site visit and consultation session on the project may also be If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United at the time of such appointment shall, within six months following such scheduled. All persons wishing to comment on the project, or to be notified of a States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers appointment, establish his ordinary and usual place of residence within the city or site visit or consultation session, should write to the Secretary of Energy & Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on such employment shall be deemed to be vacated or forfeited. Environmental Affairs, 100 Cambridge St., Suite 900, Boston, Massachusetts that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in SECTION 4:00 Any Department Head who has an ordinary and usual place of 02114, Attention: MEPA Office, referencing the above project. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 1, residence outside of the City of Lynn, during the pendency of disciplinary hearings 2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the as required by Section 8-11 of the City Charter and the Ordinance Establishing a By: Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (EEA) benefits of said Act. Residency Compliance Commission in the City of Lynn shall immediately forfeit the Item: March 6, 2019 following contractual benefits provided to members of AFSCME Local 3147: car Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on February 14, 2019 allowance, longevity, educational incentive benefits, sick leave buyback and COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS personal day buyback. LAND COURT Attest: SECTION 5:00 This Ordinance shall take effect as provided for in the Lynn DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Deborah J. Patterson City Charter. 18 SM 008086 Recorder PER ORDER Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk ORDER OF NOTICE (16-013012 Orlans) Item: March 6, 2019 Item: March 6, 2019 TO: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Rafael Jimenez; Gloria Jimenez TOWN OF NAHANT THE TRIAL COURT BOARD OF APPEALS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, DIVORCE SUMMONS BY 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): NOTICE OF HEARINGS PUBLICATION AND MAILING Essex Probate and Family Court Specialized Loan Servicing LLC A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN 36 Federal Street HALL, Nahant, MA, on Wednesday, March 13th, 2019 at: Salem, MA 01970 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynnfield, Docket No. ES19D0079DR numbered 505 Lowell Street, given by Wilfredo Jimenez and Ada M. Jimenez to 1) 8:00 p.m on the petition filed by Richard Bernstein Arch., representative for Bank of America, N.A., a D/B/A of NationsBank, N.A., dated June 30, 1999 Edward Price, owner of the property located at 109 Little Nahant Road, Nahant, for Maria Delgado vs. Orvin J Delgado and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in a Special Permit and/or Variance for Lot Coverage and Floor Area Ratio. The Book 15782, Page 323, and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the "additions are in To the Defendant: with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' violation of Section 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Servicemembers status. following areas: "The proposed Lot Coverage is 35% where the maximum allowed grant a divorce for Irretrievable breakdown is 25%" and "The proposed Floor Area Ratio is 62% where the maximum allowed The Complaint is on file at the Court. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United is 45%". An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on BOARD OF APPEALS: Jocelyn J. Campbell, Chairperson of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Item: February 27, March 6, 2019 You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 1, 2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Maria Delgado benefits of said Act. 43 Adams Street Lynn, MA 01902 Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on February 14, 2019 your answer, if any, on or before 04/01/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will Attest: proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file Deborah J. Patterson Need to find a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Recorder WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: February 11, 2019 (18-006258 Orlans) an article? Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: March 6, 2019 Register of Probate Item: March 6, 2019 Subscribe to e-edition on call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Officials say migrants overwhelming agents

WASHINGTON (AP) — The new figures reflect And McAleenan said a The number of migrant the difficulties President new processing center would families crossing the south- Donald Trump has faced be built in El Paso, Texas, west border is again break- as he tries to cut down that will be better suited to ing records, and the crush on illegal immigration, manage families and chil- is overwhelming border his signature issue. But it dren and handle medical agents and straining facil- could also help him make care concerns — but it’s not ities, officials said Tuesday. the case that there truly a permanent solution. More than 76,000 is a national emergen- “While our enhanced migrants crossed the cy at the border — albeit medical efforts will assist U.S.-Mexico border last one built around humani- in managing the increased month, more than dou- tarian crises and not nec- flows, the fact is that these ble the number from the essarily border security. solutions are temporary same period last year. The Senate is expected to and this solution is not Most were families com- vote next week and join sustainable,” he said. ing in ever-increasingly the House in rejecting his While fewer people over- large groups — there were national emergency decla- all are being apprehended 70 groups of more than ration aimed at building crossing the border illegally 100 people in the past few border walls, but Trump each year — about 400,000 months, and they cross il- would almost certainly over the last budget year legally in extremely rural veto the measure and the compared with the high PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS locations with few agents issue is likely to be settled of 1.6 million in 2000, the and staff. There were only in the courts. increasing numbers are SeQuette Clark, left, leaves the Calvary Christian Center after meeting 13 large groups during the After the deaths of two alarming, officials said. with California Attorney General Xavier Becerra Tuesday in Sacramen- previous budget year, and migrant children in Bor- Those apprehended used to, Calif. only two the year before. der Patrol custody, Cus- to be mostly single men The system “is well be- toms and Border Protec- from Mexico, but are now yond capacity, and remains tion stepped up medical mostly families from Cen- California won’t charge cops at the breaking point,” screenings. They also an- tral America — since Oc- U.S. Customs and Border nounced sweeping chang- tober, more than 130,000 Protection Commissioner es including more rigorous families have been appre- who shot an unarmed man Kevin McAleenan said a interviews as migrants hended between ports of SACRAMENTO, Calif. erra said. “Our investi- gan, who heads the FBI’s press conference Tuesday. come into the system. entry. (AP) — California’s attor- gation can’t change what Sacramento office, said ney general announced has happened, but we can they and the U.S. Justice Tuesday that he won’t make every effort to deliv- Department’s Civil Rights charge two Sacramento er a fair, thorough and im- Division will review the police officers who fatal- partial review, which we results to see whether the ly shot an unarmed black promised this community.” officers violated Clark’s man last year, joining a Clark, 22, was suspect- civil rights. Such reviews local prosecutor in find- ed of vandalism when he are standard practice, ing that the officers rea- was shot seven times on Scott spokeswoman Lau- sonably believed Stephon March 18, 2018, and his ren Horwood said. Clark had a gun as he killing prompted protests Sacramento police said moved toward them. in California’s capital city they now will decide Attorney General Xavier and across the U.S. whether the officers vio- Becerra announced the re- New demonstrations fol- lated any policies or proce- sults of a nearly yearlong lowed Sacramento County dures, which could result investigation after telling District Attorney Anne in their firings. Clark’s mother privately. Marie Schubert’s deci- Officers Terrance Mer- He acknowledged that it sion this weekend not to cadal and Jared Robinet was not what Clark’s fam- charge the officers, with said they thought Clark ily wanted but said the more than 80 people ar- was approaching them evidence showed the offi- rested Monday. A reporter with a gun after he ran cers had reason to believe from The Sacramento Bee from them into his grand- their lives were in dan- newspaper was briefly de- parents’ backyard. ger, though investigators tained while live-stream- The officers had been PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS found only a cellphone. ing the protest. pursuing Clark after re- “There is a lot of hurt With the conclusion of ceiving calls about some- With surveillance footage in the background, U.S. Customs and Border in this community today the state and local investi- one breaking car windows Patrol Commissioner Kevin McAleenan speaks during a news confer- and certainly in the home gations, U.S. Attorney Mc- and an elderly neighbor’s ence in Washington Tuesday. of the Clark family,” Bec- Gregor Scott and Sean Ra- sliding glass door. Teen tells Congress why he defied mom and got vaccinated WASHINGTON (AP) — vulnerable to vaccine-pre- health threat,” Lindenberg- Measles is one of the abroad, or foreign visitors rubella, or MMR, vaccine. An Ohio teen defied his ventable diseases like the er began catching up on his most contagious viruses, here, can easily bring in An autism-vaccine link mother’s anti-vaccine be- ongoing measles outbreaks. missed immunizations. He able to be spread through the virus. was long ago exposed as a liefs and started getting “I grew up under my told lawmakers it’s import- coughs and sneezes for The vaccine is highly ef- fraud but still is cited by his shots when he turned mother’s beliefs that vac- ant “to inform people about four days before someone fective and very safe, John vaccine opponents. In An- 18 — and told Congress on cines are dangerous,” Lin- how to find good informa- develops the characteris- Wiesman, Washington nals of Internal Medicine Tuesday that it’s crucial to denberger told a Senate tion” and to remind them tic rash. It’s dangerous: 1 state’s health secretary, on Tuesday, researchers counter fraudulent claims health committee. He’d how dangerous these dis- in 20 patients get pneu- told the Senate Health, compared vaccinated and on social media that scare show her scientific stud- eases really are. monia, and 1 in 1,000 get Education, Labor & Pen- unvaccinated tots and con- parents. ies but said she instead This year is shaping up brain swelling that can sions Committee. cluded: “Our study does Ethan Lindenberger of turned to illegitimate to be a bad one for mea- lead to seizures, deafness In fact, a massive 10- not support that MMR Norwalk, Ohio, said his sources that “instill fear sles as already, the U.S. or intellectual disability. year study of more than vaccination increases the mother’s “love, affection into the public.” has counted more than While deaths are rare in 650,000 children born in risk for autism, triggers and care is apparent,” but Last December, despite 200 cases in 11 states — the U.S., measles killed Denmark offered fresh autism in susceptible chil- that she was steeped in his mother’s disapprov- including about 70 in an 110,000 people globally in reassurance that there’s dren or is associated with online conspiracies that al and realizing that “my outbreak in the Pacific 2017 — and unvaccinat- no risk of autism from clustering of autism cases make him and his siblings school viewed me as a Northwest. ed Americans traveling the measles, mumps and after vaccination.” REAL ESTATE MISC. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS Spatula 2 plates Take your ham and cheese sandwich to Start Cooking! the next level by turning it into a slider. • Fluffy potato dinner rolls are just the Adjust oven rack to middle position and heat right size for a few bites. Heating these oven to 400 F. Line small sandwiches in rimmed baking sheet the oven makes the with parchment paper. rolls nice and crisp Use butter knife to and the cheese melty spread mustard evenly and gooey. over insides of rolls. You can also make Layer 1 slice ham, 2 these sliders in a pickle chips, and 1/2 toaster oven if you slice cheese into each have one. To make a roll and press down gen- whole bunch of sliders tly (you should have 4 for a party, double or sliders). triple this recipe (to Place sliders on baking make 8 or 12 sliders) sheet. Place baking sheet and heat them all on in oven and bake until one rimmed baking cheese has melted and sheet in the oven. Fol- rolls are crisp, about 5 low this recipe with minutes. your kids. Use oven mitts to re- move baking sheet from SLIDERS oven (ask an adult for help) and transfer to Servings: 2 cooling rack. Use spatula Time: 25 minutes to carefully transfer slid- ers to 2 plates (baking Prepare Ingredients: sheet will be hot). Serve. 4 teaspoons yellow mustard 4 potato dinner rolls, sliced open Nutrition information per serving: 364 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 slices deli ham calories; 104 calories from fat; 12 g fat (5 The recipe for this skillet pizza, displayed in Brookline, appears in the 8 dill pickle chips g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 40 mg cho- cookbook "Bread Illustrated." 2 slices deli cheddar cheese, cut in half lesterol; 1341 mg sodium; 49 g carbohy- Gather Cooking Equipment: drate; 2 g fiber; 6 g sugar; 20 g protein. Rimmed baking sheet Parchment paper • Butter knife For more recipes, cooking tips and ingre- Oven mitts dient and product reviews, visit https:// Making a good Cooling rack www.americastestkitchen.com. Eat a moist, chewy hermit pizza is a breeze ASSOCIATED PRESS Traditional recipes for Adding cinnamon, all- hermits call for creaming spice, and ginger to the in the skillet Old-fashioned recipes the butter, but this pro- browned butter blooms for hermits often produce duces a dry, biscuit-like their natural flavor, which ASSOCIATED PRESS za is a breeze in a skillet. We’ve featured a Mar- rock-hard cookies peppered cookie. Melting the butter allows us to use a smaller Our dough came together gherita pizza topping here, with bland, tough raisins. Making pizza at home is and then cooking it until it quantity of each for gently quickly in the food pro- adorning the sauce and gratifying, and it almost We wanted a moist, chewy browns delivers a chewier, spiced cookies that aren’t cessor; after we let it rise, cheese with just a sprin- always tastes better than cookie, gently redolent of moister cookie, with a nut- dusty-tasting like so many we rolled it thin and then kle of basil. But if you’d what you can get from molasses and warm spices. ty flavor. old-fashioned versions. transferred it to a cool like a more substantial delivery. But achieving a oiled skillet, where we topping for your pizza, feel pizza with a crisp crust in topped it with a fast no- the home oven can also be free to sprinkle peppero- cook sauce and slices of ni, sauteed mushrooms, HOME-MADE HERMITS a real challenge. fresh mozzarella cheese. or browned sausage over You need to stretch the We placed the skillet Servings: 18 um-low heat, swirling pan occasionally, until the cheese before baking; Start to finish: 3 hours nutty brown in color, about 10 minutes. Stir dough carefully, preheat over a hot burner to get it a heavy baking stone, good and hot and to set the just be sure to keep the For this recipe, we prefer using mild (or light) in cinnamon and allspice and cook until fra- toppings light or they may molasses instead of the robust or blackstrap and then swiftly slide the bottom of the crust. Once grant, about 15 seconds. Stir butter mixture weigh down the thin crust varieties. topped dough round into a the crust began to brown, into raisin mixture until well combined; let cool and make it soggy. 1 cup raisins to room temperature. hot oven, making sure the we simply slid the skillet pizza maintains its shape. The sauce will yield 2 tablespoons finely chopped crystallized gin- Combine flour, baking soda, and salt in into a 500-F oven. In the In searching for a fool- more than is needed in the ger bowl. Stir brown sugar, molasses, and eggs oven, the hot skillet func- proof method for cooking recipe; extra sauce can be 8 tablespoons unsalted butter into cooled butter-raisin mixture until incorpo- tioned like a pizza stone, pizza whenever the mood crisping up our crust in refrigerated for up to one 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon rated. Fold in flour mixture (dough will be very 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice struck, we found that just minutes and melting week or frozen for up to sticky) and refrigerate, covered, until firm, at making truly great piz- the cheese. one month. 2 cups (10 ounces) all-purpose flour least 1 1/2 hours or up to 24 hours. 1/2 teaspoon baking soda Divide dough into quarters. Transfer 1 piece 1/2 teaspoon salt of dough to lightly floured surface and roll into 3/4 cup packed (5 1/4 ounces) dark brown 10-inch log. Transfer to prepared sheet and sugar 1/2 cup molasses use ruler to neatly square off sides. (Each SKILLET PIZZA 2 large eggs sheet will contain 2 logs.) Repeat with remain- 1 1/2 tablespoons orange juice ing dough. Bake until only shallow indenta- Servings: 8 (Makes oregano, salt, and pepper in clean, dry work- 3/4 cup (3 ounces) confectioners’ sugar tion remains on edges when touched (center two 11-inch pizzas) bowl until smooth, about 30 seconds. Trans- will appear slightly soft), 15 to 20 minutes, fer mixture to 2-cup liquid measuring cup • switching and rotating sheets halfway through Start to finish: 2 3/4 to 3 1/4 hours (Ris- and add reserved tomato juice until sauce baking. Let logs cool on baking sheets for 5 Adjust oven racks to upper-middle and low- ing time: 1 1/2 to 2 hours) measures 2 cups. Reserve 1 cup sauce; set minutes; transfer parchment to wire racks and er-middle positions and heat oven to 350 F. Dough: 2 cups (11 ounces) plus 2 table- aside remaining sauce for another use. let cool completely. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. spoons bread flour Adjust oven rack to upper-middle position Whisk orange juice and confectioners’ sugar 1 1/8 teaspoons instant or rapid-rise Process raisins and ginger in food processor and heat oven to 500 F. Grease 12-inch ov- until mixture sticks together and only small in small bowl until smooth. Drizzle glaze onto yeast en-safe skillet with 2 tablespoons oil. pieces remain, about 10 seconds. Transfer cooled logs and let sit until glaze hardens, 3/4 teaspoon salt mixture to large bowl. about 15 minutes. Cut logs into 2-inch bars 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil Transfer dough to lightly floured counter, Heat butter in small saucepan over medi- and serve. 3/4 cup (6 ounces) ice water divide in half, and cover loosely with greased Sauce and Toppings: plastic. Press and roll 1 piece of dough 1 (28-ounce) can whole peeled tomatoes, (keep remaining piece covered) into 11-inch drained with juice reserved round of even thickness. 5 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil Transfer dough to prepared skillet and re-

Cornering cancer Our house 2 garlic cloves, minced shape as needed. Spread 1/2 cup sauce Do Swampscott GAS 1 teaspoon red wine vinegar over dough, leaving 1/2-inch border around explosion 1 teaspoon dried oregano edge. Top with half of mozzarella. and Nahant 1/2 teaspoon salt Set skillet over high heat and cook until 1/4 teaspoon pepper outside edge of dough is set, pizza is light- 8 ounces fresh mozzarella cheese, sliced ly puffed, and bottom of crust looks spotty 1/4 inch thick and patted dry with paper matter to your brown when gently lifted with spatula, about towels 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil 3 minutes. business? Transfer skillet to oven and bake pizza until

WINTER 2018-19 • edges are brown and cheese is melted and Send your message to For the dough: Pulse flour, yeast, and salt spotty brown, 7 to 10 minutes. Using pot- every household in town. in food processor until combined, about 5 holders, remove skillet from oven and slide pulses. With processor running, add oil, then pizza onto wire rack; let cool slightly. Sprin- 01907 Magazine is the only water, and process until rough ball forms, 30 kle with 1 tablespoon basil, cut into wedges, to 40 seconds. Let dough rest for 2 minutes, and serve. Being careful of hot skillet, repeat publication that is delivered to all then process for 30 seconds longer. with remaining oil, dough, 1/2 cup sauce, Transfer dough to lightly floured counter remaining mozzarella, and basil. 8,000 households in Swampscott and Nahant. and knead by hand to form smooth, round Nutrition information per serving: 322 cal- ball, about 30 seconds. Place dough seam ories; 152 calories from fat; 17 g fat (5 g For information please contact: side down in lightly greased large bowl or saturated; 0 g trans fats); 20 mg cholester- container, cover tightly with plastic wrap, ol; 657 mg sodium; 30 g carbohydrate; 2 g Ernie Carpenter and let rise until doubled in size, 1 1/2 to Director of Sales 2 hours. (Unrisen dough can be refrigerated fiber; 3 g sugar; 10 g protein. [email protected] for at least 8 hours or up to 16 hours; let sit • 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 at room temperature for 30 minutes before shaping) For more recipes, cooking tips and • ingredient and product reviews, vis- For the sauce and toppings: Process to- it https://www.americastestkitchen. ESSEX MEDIA GROUP matoes, 1 tablespoon oil, garlic, vinegar, com.