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JOHN STEINBECK Low of 55. www.thewestfieldnews.com VOL.City’s 86 NO. 151 Law Department rules TUESDAY,on funding JUNE 27, 2017 for Road Stabilization Fund 75 cents By Amy Porter that he had concerns in his ward that he fund, it still must follow the process of Correspondent would like funded out of stabilization. approval dictated by the municipality’s WESTFIELD – When it came time for “The issue was, you all got the memo form of government,” Reed wrote. the seven motions on the City Council’s today,” Surprise said, adding, “The She added that both the language of agenda which addressed the creation of a memo today from legal stated that we the statute and the language of the Special Purpose Stabilization Fund for are not allowed to dedicate the money.” Department of Revenue solidify the road and sidewalk repair and mainte- Surprise was referring to a memo from basic concept of Municipal Finance Law nance, Ward 3 Councilor Andrew K. the Law Department written by Shanna that in “a city form of government, the Surprise moved to suspend the rules. He R. Reed, Mayor initiates appropriations and the asked to take items F & G out of order, Assistant City Solicitor regarding city council, as the legislative body, which referred to a Council resolution to Special Purpose Stabilization Funds. approves the same.” ask the Mayor to propose orders dedicat- Reed wrote that MGL chapter 40 sec- Reed concluded that the City Council ing 100% of the Local Option Meals Tax tion 5B was amended by the Municipal may, pursuant to the law, “accept a stat- and Occupancy Tax to the special pur- Modernization Act in 2016 to allow a ute or a portion thereof by vote of the pose fund, for immediate consideration municipality to accept a provision that legislative body. Consequently, in this and referral to the Mayor. would permit it to dedicate certain reve- particular instance, the Council may vote “We need the Mayor to fund what’s nue streams to a special purpose stabili- to accept the statute and this office can coming from stabilization,” said Ward 5 zation fund. “Although the change does At-large City Councilor Ward 3 Councilor Councilor Robert A. Paul, Sr., adding allow a municipality to dedicate the See Fund, Page 3 David Flaherty Andrew K. Surprise Columbia Greenway Wrong way donates usage driver arrested counter to Southwick By Carl E. Hartdegen By Greg Fitzpatrick Correspondent Correspodent WESTFIELD – A city woman apparently was having a SOUTHWICK – Dan Call of the Columbia Greenway bad day, even before police spotted her driving drunk in the Rail Trail in Westfield approached the Select Board on wrong direction on a one-way street adjacent to the police Tuesday evening to discuss counting the number of station. people that use trails. Police had been called to a According to Call, members of the Columbia Greenway Pochassic Street address Rail Trail have been working on coming up with a way Monday evening by a woman to track the number of people that use the trail since he who expressed concern for an was the Chairman of the Open Space Committee in eight-year-old girl who was 1995. under the care of an intoxi- Recently, the members of the trail committee have cated woman. The caller told bought three counters. An infra-red device, the counter police that she knew a former will be able to count people that use the trail. One coun- Mayor Brian P. Sullivan speaking to the City Council at an in-law was intoxicated ter will be going on the Shaker Road part of the trail near earlier meeting. (WNG File Photo) because of the harassing text the Southwick line, and a second one will go on Main messages and phone calls she Street near the Stop and Shop. had received from the woman Call’s reason for approaching the Select Board is the and said that she was con- CHRISTINE M. fact that Westfield wants to donate the third counter to Mayor ends briefings cerned for the chid in her BUSSOLARE Southwick for them to use on their rail trail. Along with care. fellow members Bob Pak and John Tassinari, the The responding officer to City Council; found that the woman in question was indeed drunk and the See Greenway, Page 3 child was transferred to the care of another family member. Less than an hour later, a caller reported that the same plans television show woman – who was driving while intoxicated – came to his residence and yelled at him. By Amy Porter The woman was not in the area when officers responded Correspondent to the second call but a short time later Officer Scott WESTFIELD – At the start of Thursday’s City Council Schuster and his partner, Officer Bradley White, reported meeting, Council President John J. Beltrandi, II read a letter they had spotted the woman, later identified as Christine M. from Mayor Brian P. Sullivan announcing that he will no longer hold briefings prior to the City Council meetings: See Driver, Page 3 “I am writing to inform you that per the request of a certain City Councilor, I will no longer appear before your body to offer a briefing. It was mentioned many times by more than one councilor that they did not see a value added in having me there to discuss or explain topics that were either in Zoning Board approves Council or on the evening’s agenda. “Respectfully, I do not want to waste my time or theirs if cell tower variance the original intent of this exercise, which was to provide background on incoming agenda items and provide an oppor- By Greg Fitzpatrick tunity to meet face-to-face in a public setting, is not deemed Correspondent Dan Call of the Columbia Greenway Trail in Westfield, productive,” began the letter. No mention was made to which WESTFIELD – At Wednesday night’s meeting, the spoke to the Select Board on Tuesday night. (Photo cour- Zoning Board of Appeals decided to approve the variance tesy of Greg Fitzpatrick) See Mayor, Page 3 for Verizon Wireless to build a cell tower on 866 Shaker Rd. The variance was from Article V S 5-50 (II) A of the ordi- nance, which prohibits wireless telecommunications towers in the Rural Residential zoning district. The approval of the variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals now allows Verizon to take their proposal to the Planning Board. Sisters in song plan final concert The structure will be a 120-foot telecommunications By Lori Szepelak been “sharing a deep love for each Choir members slated to perform See Zoning, Page 3 Correspondent other and transforming ourselves are Sarah Calabro, grade 9, and WESTFIELD-Young women in through the music we create togeth- Taylor Calabro, grade 11, both of the Moriah Chamber Choir are pre- er.” Southwick; Maura O’Neill, grade 9, paring for a final concert on April 7 The Moriah Chamber Choir, of Blandford; Aria Willey, grade 6, that will be bittersweet and full of established in the fall of 2004, is an of Granville; Kiran Sharma, grade 9, emotion. offshoot of the Young Singers of of West Springfield; Mara Winer, The 4 p.m. concert, titled “Sisters Greater Westfield which disbanded grade 12, of Agawam, and Rachel in Song,” will be conducted at the last year. St. Jean and Allan Taylor White, grade 7, Rhys Cook, grade 9, First Congregational Church on spearheaded the original artistic Kat Houck, grade 9, Maddie Broad Street. group because they saw a need in the Lemieux, grade 10, Becca Osowski, “The chorus is a wonderful group community for children who wanted grade 10, Mandy Maloney, grade 10, of girls who sing for the love of sing- to take their singing to a higher level Rebecca Monti, grade 10, Fionnuala ing,” said Janet St. Jean, artistic of artistry. On Jan. 11, 2001, the first director, adding her greatest joy has chorus began rehearsals. See Sisters, Page 2 Verizon Radio Frequency Engineer Jay LaTorre shows the Zoning Board of Appeals the location of the cell tower. (Photo by Greg Fitzpatrick) PAGE 2 - FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 THE WESTFIELD NEWS

Sisters Continued from Page 1 Matthews, grade 11, and sure to endure during the years to “We’ve had a wonderful run and are MacKenzie Haskins, grade 12, all of come. grateful for our extensive commu- Westfield. “I am honored and so grateful I nity support.” St. Jean noted that the concert will get to sing with such great girls, that For the singers, they too are grate- simply be the girls’ voices and the I am part of such a great family, and ful for the community’s support and music. that I have made lifelong friends,” the experiences they have shared. “No special lighting or micro- said Becca Osowski. “Young Singers/Moriah means phones,” said St. Jean, adding the Maura O’Neill concurred. everything to me,” said Madison singers wish to share the beauty of “I have had an amazing experi- Lemieux. “It started and fed my pas- music they have discovered over the ence and made great friends,” said sion for singing. Without it, I don’t years. O’Neill. “I am deeply saddened that think I would sing like I do today – “For me, Moriah has been all Moriah is ending but I am glad to be both in quality and quantity. I also about learning to connect to the one of its final members.” wouldn’t have met some of my best music I listen to,” said Taylor Doors of the First Congregational friends, and without them in my life, Calabro. “The more time we spent Church on Broad St. will open at I would be very bored and lonely. articulating over a few measures of 3:30 p.m. for the family concert The Moriah experience means a song, the more I got to understand which will culminate with a recep- everything to me and shaped me what the song meant to me. Through tion at 5:30. Admission is free to the into the person I am today.” this practice, I’ve learned to analyze concert, however, a freewill offering Kat Houck and Rachel White and really decode a song’s personal will be taken to cover the cost of the agreed. Members of the Moriah Chamber Choir are, front row: Rhys Cook, connection to me.” event. “Meeting all these amazing peo- Rachel White, Mara Winer, Kiran Sharma, Maura O’Neill and Aria Rebecca Monti echoed those sen- The singers will perform a variety ple in this group has been the best Willey. Back row: MacKenzie Haskins, Kat Houck, Becca Osowski, timents. of songs, ranging from a Hebrew experience and I will never forget Maddie Lemieux, Rebecca Monti, Mandy Maloney, Sarah Calabro, “Music is very meaningful to me song about a prayer for peace, to how special that was to me,” said Taylor Calabro, Fionnuala Matthews, and artistic director Janet St. and sharing it has been such a great songs about the beauty of life. Also, Houck. Jean. (Submitted photo) experience,” said Monti. “I love a “jazzy set” is planned, as well as White added that although she how we can always capture the an original song titled “Sisters in hadn’t been a member of Moriah as White of the chorus. “Now I get to special concert – “Oh, Moriah, I emotions we are feeling in a song. Song” by the choir who have been long as some of the other singers, sing alongside some of the same hear your voice so clear. Your For me, Moriah is about making collaborating with accompanist she had been a member of the Young girls, and in my heart there is no golden light is shining down on all connections and sharing our love of Jerry Noble on the arrangement Singers for “nearly half of her life.” greater honor. Young Singers/ those gathered here. And we’ll take music with the world.” since January. In between sets, “I remember looking up from the Moriah has been one of the greatest your music with us wherever we While the choir will disband after Noble and Taylor will perform. audience at these high school girls experiences of my life.” may go. Your memory remains this spring’s concert, the girls have “This last concert is a bittersweet singing beautifully and wondering if These sisters in song perhaps say within our hearts we know.” formed a second family which is time in our lives,” said St. Jean. I would ever sing so well,” said it best in lyrics they wrote for this

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday, March 2, the 61st day of 2018. There are 304 days left in the year.

n March 2, 1943, the three-day Battle of the ments to the U.S. Constitution had gone into effect. (Geor- start in Anchorage. Bismarck Sea began in the southwest Pacific gia and Connecticut soon followed.) Oduring World War II; U.S. and Australian war- One year ago: planes were able to inflict heavy damage on an In 1958, a multinational expedition led by British explorer Under intensifying pressure, Attorney General Jeff Ses- Imperial Japanese convoy. Vivian Fuchs completed the first overland crossing of Ant- sions abruptly agreed to recuse himself from any investiga- arctica by way of the South Pole in 99 days. tion into Russian meddling in America’s 2016 presidential On this date: election, acting after revelations he twice spoke with the In 1965, the movie version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Russian ambassador during the campaign and failed to say In 1793, the first (and third) president of the Republic of Tex- musical “The Sound of Music,” starring Julie Andrews and so when pressed by Congress. Retired neurosurgeon Ben as, Sam Houston, was born near Lexington, Virginia. Christopher Plummer, had its world premiere in New York. Carson was confirmed as secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development on a Senate vote of 58- In 1836, the Republic of Texas formally declared its inde- In 1978, the remains of comedian Charles Chaplin were 41; a few hours later, the Senate backed former Texas Gov. pendence from Mexico. stolen by extortionists from his grave in Cosier-sur-Vevey, Rick Perry to be energy secretary, 62-37. Switzerland. (The body was recovered near Lake Geneva In 1867, Howard University, a historically black school of 11 weeks later.) Today’s Birthdays: higher learning in Washington, D.C., was founded. Con- Actor John Cullum is 88. Author Tom Wolfe is 88. Former gress passed, over President Andrew Johnson’s veto, the In 1989, representatives from the 12 European Community Soviet President and Nobel peace laureate Mikhail S. Gor- first of four Reconstruction Acts. nations agreed to ban all production of CFCs (chlorofluoro- bachev is 87. Actress Barbara Luna is 79. Author John carbons), the synthetic compounds blamed for destroying Irving is 76. Actress Cassie Yates is 67. Actress Laraine In 1877, Republican Rutherford B. Hayes was declared the Earth’s ozone layer, by the end of the 20th century. Newman is 66. Former Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., is 65. the winner of the 1876 presidential election over Democrat Former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is 63. Singer Jay Os- Samuel J. Tilden, even though Tilden had won the popular In 1995, the Internet search engine website Yahoo! was in- mond is 63. Pop musician John Cowsill (The Cowsills) is vote. corporated by founders Jerry Yang and David Filo. 62. Tennis player Kevin Curren is 60. Country singer Larry Stewart (Restless Heart) is 59. Rock singer Jon Bon Jovi In 1917, Puerto Ricans were granted U.S. citizenship as Ten years ago: is 56. Blues singer-musician Alvin Youngblood Hart is 55. President Woodrow Wilson signed the Jones-Shafroth Act. Dmitry Medvedev, Vladimir Putin’s hand-picked successor, Actor Daniel Craig is 50. Actor Richard Ruccolo is 46. Rock scored a crushing victory in Russia’s presidential election. musician Casey (Jimmie’s Chicken Shack) is 42. Rock In 1933, the motion picture “King Kong” had its world pre- singer Chris Martin (Coldplay) is 41. Actress Heather Mc- miere at New York’s Radio City Music Hall and the Roxy. Five years ago: Comb is 41. Actress Rebel Wilson is 38. Actress Bryce Dal- The day after $85 billion in across-the-board federal spend- las Howard is 37. NFL quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is In 1939, Roman Catholic Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli (puh- ing cuts went into effect, President Barack Obama and con- 36. Musician Mike “McDuck” Olson (Lake Street Dive) is 35. CHEL’-ee) was elected pope on his 63rd birthday; he took gressional Republicans refused to concede any culpability Actor Robert Iler is 33. Actress Nathalie Emmanuel is 29. the name Pius XII. The Massachusetts legislature voted to for failing to stave off the sequester. Alaska’s 41st Iditarod Singer-rapper-actress Becky G is 21. ratify the Bill of Rights, 147 years after the first 10 amend- Trail Sled Dog Race kicked off with a festive ceremonial THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 - PAGE 3

Robin King grabs sandbags to use at Greenway his restaurant, Continued from Page 1 Thursday, March Columbia Greenway trail committee wants to work with 1, 2018, in Southwick moving forward. Scituate, Mass., “We’re so close, we’re neighbors,” said Call. “This is a ahead of Friday’s good way to initiate it.” expected storm, “The main purpose to having a counter on your community predicted to bring rail trail is that it could help the town or city get more grant high winds and money from the state that pertains to the trail.” Call pointed the potential for out that if the state is doing a special initiative that relates to coastal flooding. rail trails, they could use data from the counter to help them (AP photo) with their project. Although the Select Board was unaware that Call would be speaking with them, they think that having a counter for their trail could be helpful. “I think it’s a great idea to keep track of how many people are using it,” said Select Board Vice-Chairman Joe Deedy. Members of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail will be Nor’easter slamming East Coast with heavy rain, strong winds helping the Friends of Southwick Rail Trail install the counter. It’s unknown at this time when the counter will be installed at BOSTON (AP) — A major to help with the storm. couple of sump pumps,” said expected to be in parts of west- the Southwick Rail Trail. nor’easter pounded the East “We’re expecting to see Shaffer, who evacuated to high- ern New York into northern Coast on Friday, packing heavy more severe flooding issues er ground Thursday night. Pennsylvania, with 8 to 12 inch- rain, intermittent snow and here than we did in the Jan. 4 “This storm is going to be es likely. strong winds as residents from storm,” when a Nor’easter worse because it’s going over Across the East Coast, author- Zoning the mid-Atlantic to Maine lashed the region with heavy three high tides,” she said. ities told residents of coastal Continued from Page 1 braced for coastal flooding. snow and rain, he said. The Coast Guard advised communities to be prepared to tower that will have antennas mounted at the 115-foot level The Eastern Seaboard was Residents were taking mat- boaters to exercise “vigilance evacuate if necessary in advance of the tower. It will also consist of six panels that are divided expected to be buffeted by ters into their own hands. and extreme caution.” The of Friday morning’s high tide. into three sectors with two antennas per sector. wind gusts exceeding 50 mph, In Duxbury, south of Boston, National Weather Service The weather service said all of Jay LaTorre, who is a Radio Frequency Engineer at with possible hurricane- officials urged people to evacu- warned that the storm would Rhode Island was under flood Verizon, talked at the meeting about how Verizon and other strength winds of 80 to 90 mph ate as soon as possible, and the morph into heavier, wet snow and high wind watches through cellular networks are currently going through a process of on Cape Cod. Also, heavy fire department was preparing later Friday. Sunday morning. snow fell in Ohio, upstate New to use a high water rescue vehi- In New Jersey, officials wor- Airlines were making their densification. They have to constantly add more capacity to York on eastward. Boston cle for the first time to help any ried that the storm could take a own preparations. Delta, their networks in order to meet their customers’ demands. south to Rhode Island is fore- residents who wind up stuck in chunk out of beaches just south Southwest, JetBlue and “Demand for wireless services has exponentially grown,” cast to get 2 to 5 inches of snow homes during high floodwa- of Atlantic City that are still American Airlines were allow- said LaTorre. from the late-winter storm. ters. being repaired because of dam- ing travelers to change their At this time, the existing cell tower locations near Westfield The front edge of the storm Michelle Shaffer, 45, of the age from previous storms. Friday and Saturday flights are to the east, (591 Northwest Street, Agawam), to the south- dumped up to a foot of snow on coastal Massachusetts town of Winds were expected to ahead of time to avoid delays west (686 College Highway, Southwick), to the northwest northeast Ohio, with strong Hull, lost her appliances under increase drastically throughout and cancellations at key airports (115 West Silver Street) and to the north (14 Delmont winds leading to power outages 5 feet of water during the last the day, peaking Friday after- across the Northeast. Avenue). and school closings. big storm. noon with gusts from 50 mph Regional power utilities said With the fact that making sure the cell tower provides 4G Republican Massachusetts “I have a new washer, and to 60 mph that could leave they had extra crews on standby LTE service being crucial to customers, it states in the origi- Gov. Charlie Baker activated my boyfriend just built a wood- downed trees and power lines. to deal with expected outages. nal application, “the proposed site, being centrally located to 200 National Guard members en platform for it. We got a The heaviest snowfall is our existing cell sites in the area, is in the optimum location for 4G LTE service.” LaTorre noted that the location on Shaker Road is a great opportunity for the city of Westfield. Fund Mayor “Verizon is very excited about the proposal,” said LaTorre. Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 “We think it’s a very important proposal for Westfield.” provide a resolution to assist in that effort. However, any City Councilor he was referring. dedication of a funding source or further appropriation into Sullivan began the practice at the first City Council meeting said fund must be initiated by the Mayor.” following his inauguration on January 7, 2016. He was the first After some discussion, Surprise asked to table to the next Mayor in Westfield to hold the briefings, which he said at the Government Meetings meeting the motions to request the Mayor to dedicate 100% of time were intended to highlight and to clarify orders on the the local option meals and occupancy taxes to the fund. The council’s scheduled agenda. “We’re going to attempt to do MONDAY, March 5 motion (B) to accept the MGL chapter 40 section 5B was something different and unique and, hopefully, informative referred to L&O. and successful here tonight,” Sullivan said at the time. At-Large Councilor Dave Flaherty then asked to refer One month before the election on Oct. 7, 2017, Sullivan Westfield motion (H), “for the Law Department to prepare appropriate expressed frustration with the response, or lack thereof that he Fire Commission at 6 pm orders and/or resolutions, within 20 days, for the City Council was getting from councilors during the briefings. “And yet, I to rescind the Local Option Meals Tax,” to the Law Department stand before you every two weeks with zero questions. I Granville and L&O. Flaherty said the Law Department was willing to offered to come here, which is new, and you won’t look me in Selectboard at 7 pm work with this and prepare a special order to rescind the vote. the eyes. I have been open, transparent. I have brought more Assessors at 7:30 pm “You want to rescind the meals tax that you want to dedicate to the City Council than I ever got in 18 years,” he said at the Planning Board at 7:30 pm to fund the Stabilization Fund?” Ward 2 Councilor Ralph J. time. Figy asked. Several councilors expressed regret at Thursday’s meeting Chester “So, you’re saying to me, that if the account isn’t set up, about the Mayor’s decision. Board of Selectmen Meeting at 6 pm then you’re threatening this body to rescind the meals tax?” “I’ve always found his briefings informative,” said At-large At-Large Councilor Brent B. Bean, III added. Councilor Cindy C. Harris. Tolland Figy said according to Council rules, Flaherty’s request had “The Mayor was open with the Council; he really helped us Men’s Coffee at PSC Building at 7:45 am to go through the Mayor. move through the city business. It’s a shame,” said Ward 5 Board of Selectmen at 5 pm “Has anyone called the Mayor? The Mayor has been really Councilor Robert A. Paul, Sr. Board of Selectmen at 5 pm open and transparent about everything. Can’t he just talk with Ward 2 Councilor Ralph J. Figy commended the Mayor for you about this? Just an observation,” Paul said. trying something that hadn’t been done before, and for “think- Blandford ing outside the box.” Police Department Meeting at 6 pm Driver “I did appreciate the Mayor’s briefing. I understand it didn’t Assessor’s Meeting at 6 pm Continued from Page 1 have a lot of value,” commented At-Large Councilor Nicholas Zoning Board Meeting at 7 pm J. Morganelli. Selectboard Meeting at 7 pm Bussolari, 39, of 71 Pochassic St., operating her car “travel- “I appreciated the Mayor being here. Yes, it was often ing in the wrong direction (eastbound) on School Street.” repeated, but I am somewhat disappointed. I hoped it would Schuster reports that the car attempted to park on School continue, especially leading into budget season,” said At-Large Street “but half the vehicle was in a parking space and the other Councilor Dan Allie, who chairs the Finance sub-committee. half was in the roadway, facing in the wrong direction”. Later in the meeting, during the discussion of moving the Non-payments to Eversource He reports Bussolari stumbled out of her car and shouted City Council start time to 6:30 p.m., which ultimately was “I’m going to crush you all.” When he asked her to explain, the voted down 7-6. At-Large Councilor Matthew Emmershy said nearly double over 2-year period woman told the officers she was “going to kill all of you.” he had concerns whether the Mayor’s decision to end his brief- Schuster reports the belligerent woman exhibited the classic ings was “a means of pushing this through. Now there’s talk HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Data shows nearly twice as symptoms of alcohol intoxication and reports that she said “I that he’ll come back with 6:15 p.m.,” Emmershy said. many Eversource customers had their electricity shut off for drank an entire pint of whiskey” when he asked her how many Beltrandi responded to this statement by saying, “I don’t non-payments in 2017 than in 2015. alcoholic beverages she had consumed. think any of us knew before tonight about the Mayor’s deci- WTNH-TV reports data from the Public Utilities Bussolari was arrested for operating under the influence of sion.” Regulatory Authority shows 52,298 accounts were discon- liquor, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, disorderly con- Mayor Sullivan ended his letter by saying he still intended nected in 2017 compared to 28,851 in 2015. duct and a restricted way violation. to brief the public on the issues he will be bringing to the City The news comes as Republican State Sen. Len Suzio Schuster reports that a breath alcohol test was administered, Council. called for an investigation into what he says is misleading twice. The average was .197 per cent blood alcohol content. “In replacement of the briefing, I still feel a sense of desire electricity rate information on Eversource bills. Company Massachusetts law defines .08 per cent blood alcohol content from the public to learn more about items being submitted to spokesman Mitch Gross says the problem is due to a third- as the upper limit for legal adult operation of a motor vehicle. the Councilor for consideration. As such, starting in the spring, party supplier giving them wrong information. Bussolari was arraigned in Westfield District Court on I will be having a Mayor’s television show on the local access Gross could not confirm if any customers that were inac- Tuesday and was released on her personal recognizance pend- channel in order to satisfy such requests,” he wrote. curately charged were also disconnected for non-payment. ing a May 2 hearing. Instead, the company says the increase in disconnected accounts could be due to the rising price of energy. Gross encourages anyone who has problems with their bill to con- Gateway MS The Westfield News tact the company.

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Trump adrift Polish law criminalizing some Holocaust speech takes effect Tumult in West Wing WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A Polish law that makes it a crime to falsely accuse the Polish nation of crimes committed by Nazi Germany took effect Thursday, part of a wider effort by nationalist authorities to use history to defend the country’s honor and pride. amid exits, investigation For years Polish officials have struggled to fight phrases WASHINGTON (AP) — Rattled by two weeks of muddled Some of Trump’s populist supporters cheered the move. The like “Polish death camps” that are sometimes used abroad to messages, departures and spitting matches between the presi- stock market, which Trump looks to for validation for his eco- refer to Auschwitz and other death camps that Nazi Germany dent and his own top officials, Donald Trump is facing a shrink- nomic policies, plunged. built and operated on occupied Polish territory during World ing circle of trusted advisers and a staff that’s grim about any Some officials are bracing for more departures. On Thursday, War II. prospect of a reset. NBC News reported that the White House was preparing to Some Poles fear that as the war grows more distant, new Even by the standards of Trump’s often chaotic administra- replace national security adviser H.R. McMaster as early as generations will mistakenly believe that Poles were the perpe- tion, the announcement of Hope Hicks’ imminent exodus next month. A White House spokesman did not deny the report. trators of the Holocaust. spread new levels of anxiety across the West Wing and cracked “We frequently face rumor and innuendo about senior admin- The law, however, has sparked a crisis with Israel, where open disputes that had been building since the White House’s istration officials,” spokesman Raj Shah said. “There are no Holocaust survivors and officials fear its true aim is to repress botched handling of domestic violence allegations against a personnel announcements at this time.” research and debate about Poles who killed Jews during the senior aide late last month. For those remaining on the job, the turbulence has been World War II. One of Trump’s most loyal and longest-serving aides, Hicks relentless. Just two weeks ago, Kelly, the general brought in to Polish and Israeli representatives met Thursday in Jerusalem often served as human buffer between the unpredictable presi- bring order, was himself on the ropes for his handling of the to resolve a standoff over the law. dent and the business of government. One official on Thursday domestic violence allegations against a close aide, Rob Porter. “We must make sure that historical truths are preserved and compared the instability caused by her departure to that of a Trump was said to be deeply irritated by the negative press that there be no restriction on the freedom of research and chief of staff leaving the administration — though that prospect, coverage of Kelly’s leadership during the controversy and con- speech,” Yuval Rotem, director general of the Israeli Foreign too, remained a possibility given the questions that have arisen sidering firing him. But first, the president planned to give his about John Kelly’s competence. Ministry and head of Israel’s team, told reporters. chief of staff a chance to defend himself before reporters in the Rotem also expressed concerns about a spike in anti-Semi- Hicks’ departure comes as special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation appears to be circling the Oval Office, with pros- briefing room and gauge the reaction, according to two people tism in Poland that has erupted amid the dispute with Israel, with knowledge of the episode. The briefing, however, was saying that would be addressed during the talks as well. ecutors questioning Trump associates about both his business dealings before he became president and his actions in office, canceled after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. Kelly’s Polish team leader Bartosz Cichocki, a deputy foreign min- according to people with knowledge of the interviews. Jared standing has stabilized somewhat as media attention to the ister, said his side was committed to fighting anti-Semitism Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, has also been Porter issue has waned. and to “defend and promote truth, freedom of research, artistic weakened after being stripped of his high-level security clear- One Kelly backer said the chief of staff’s standing remains performance and public debate.” ance amid revelations about potential conflicts of interest. tenuous, in part because of his clashes with Kushner over poli- “We are here open and ready to answer all the questions and The biggest unknown is how the mercurial Trump will cy, personnel and White House structure. The tensions were clarify whatever is left to be clarified with regard to the anti- respond to Hicks’ departure and Kushner’s more limited access, exacerbated by Kelly’s decision to downgrade Kushner’s secu- defamation law,” Cichocki said. according to some of the 16 White House officials, congres- rity clearance because the senior adviser had not been perma- Poland’s president signed the law last month but also sent it sional aides and outside advisers interviewed by The Associated nently approved for the highest level of access. to the constitutional court for review. Polish officials have Press, most of whom insisted on anonymity in order to disclose Kushner and Ivanka Trump, who also serves as a senior said no criminal charges will be brought until the court has private conversations and meetings. Besides Kushner and his White House adviser, have been frustrated by Kelly’s attempt to made its ruling, expected in several weeks. wife, presidential daughter Ivanka Trump, most remaining restrict their access to the president, and they perceive his new But prosecutors are already looking for cases where Poland White House staffers were not part of Trump’s close-knit 2016 crackdown on clearances as a direct shot at them, according to is defamed over its wartime activities. campaign. One person who speaks to Trump regularly said the White House aides and outside advisers. Kelly, in turn, has Critics of the law argue it is so broad and vaguely worded president has become increasingly wistful about the camarade- grown frustrated with what he views as the couple’s freelanc- that it could be abused. rie of that campaign. ing. He blames them for changing Trump’s mind at the last A prominent Jewish journalist, Konstanty Gebert, chal- Rarely has a modern president confronted so many crises and minute and questions what exactly they do all day, according to lenged prosecutors with an article Thursday in the Gazeta controversies across so many fronts at the same time. After 13 one White House official and an outside ally. Wyborcza daily that he said “may constitute a crime” under months in office, there’s little expectation among many White The ethics questions dogging Kushner relate to both his per- the new law. House aides and outside allies that Trump can quickly find his sonal financial interests and his dealings in office with foreign Gebert wrote that “many members of the Polish nation bear footing or attract new, top-flight talent to the West Wing. And officials. Intelligence officials expressed concern that Kushner’s co-responsibility for some Nazi crimes committed by the some Republican lawmakers, who are eying a difficult political business dealings were a topic of discussion in conversations he Third Reich,” referring to the wartime massacres of Jews by landscape in November’s midterm elections, have begun to let was having with foreign officials about foreign policy issues of their Polish neighbors in villages like Jedwabne. He also private frustrations ooze out in public. interest to the U.S. government, a former intelligence official wrote that “the Polish state committed a crime against peace” “There is no standard operating practice with this administra- said. Separately, The New York Times reported that two com- when it took part in the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in tion,” said Sen. John Thune of South Dakota. “Every day is a panies made loans worth more than half a billion dollars to 1968, among other examples. new adventure for us.” Kushner’s family real estate firm after executives met with The law has also been criticized by the United States, which Thune’s comments described the White House’s peculiar Kushner at the White House. fears it could stifle free expression and academic research. rollout Thursday of controversial new aluminum and steel tar- Allies of Kushner and Ivanka Trump insist they have no plans Officials have warned Poland it could hurt Poland’s strategic iffs. White House aides spent Wednesday night and Thursday to leave the White House in the near future. As for Kelly, he relationships with both the U.S. and Israel. morning scrambling to steer the president away from an appeared to hint at his tough spot during an event Thursday at announcement on an unfinished policy, with even Kelly in the Recognizing the concern about the law, the government the Department of Homeland Security, where he served as sec- dispatched Undersecretary of State Marek Magierowski to dark about Trump’s plans. Aides believed they had succeeded in getting Trump to back down and hoped to keep television cam- retary before departing for the White House. Washington this week to meet officials, lawmakers and “The last thing I wanted to do was walk away from one of the Jewish groups to try to allay their fears. eras away from an event with industry executives so the presi- dent couldn’t make a surprise announcement. But Trump sum- great honors of my life, being the secretary of homeland secu- Magierowski said Wednesday that Poland would never moned reporters into the Cabinet Room anyway and declared rity,” he said at the agency’s 15th anniversary celebration in “whitewash” its history or the fact that some Poles did commit that the U.S. would levy penalties of 25 percent on steel and 10 Washington. “But I did something wrong and God punished me, “ignoble acts” during World War II. But, he said the law gives percent on aluminum imports. I guess.” the government a means to fight back when the country is accused of complicity in the Holocaust.

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Police search around a home in West Police Logs Brookfield, Mass., WESTFIELD Thursday, Major crime and incident report March 1, Friday, Feb. 23, 2018 2018. Several 10:53 a.m.: fraud, Jonathan Lane, a caller reports an on-line people have company continues to send her medical supplies she has not been found ordered and has billed Medicare for the equipment, the woman said dead inside a that Medicare officials need a police report to initiate their investi- home in gation; Massachusetts. 2:16 p.m.: parking violation, Mather Street, a patrol officer (Allan Jung/ reports he observed a vehicle parked in front of a “No parking any Worcester time” sign for the second time this week, a parking citation was Telegram & issued; Gazette via AP) 8:43 p.m.: warrant service, Cycle Street, officers attempted to serve an outstanding warrant, Sean R. Barrett, 19, of 6 Cycle St., was arrested on the warrant. Court Logs Westfield District Court Friday, February 23, 2018 Jason R. Beaumier, 47, of 15 Fowler St., Westfield, plead- ed guilty to a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon and DA: Woman, 3 young children was assessed $90. Christopher M. Pasternak, 46, of 54 High St., Southampton, was released on his personal recognizance pending an April 27 hearing after he was arraigned on charges found dead in Massachusetts home of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor, WEST BROOKFIELD, negligent operation of a motor vehicle and a marked lanes violation brought by Westfield police. Mass. (AP) — A woman and Shauna A. Morgan, 32, of 138 Mort Vining Road, three young children were Southwick, saw charges of assault and battery and assault and found dead Thursday in the battery with a dangerous weapon brought by Southwick upstairs bedroom of a police dismissed when the alleged victim asserted his Fifth Massachusetts home, Amendment rights and refused to testify. according to a district attor- Latisha M. Deleon, 26, of 101 Lowell St., Springfield, ney who called their deaths submitted to facts sufficient to warrant guilty finding for suspicious. charges of assault and battery and assault and battery on a Police were called to the family or household member brought by Westfield police and home in West Brookfield the charge was continued without a finding with probation for Thursday afternoon for a one year. She was required to undergo anger management well-being check and found evaluation. the bodies of a woman, a Michael A. Williams, 64, of 16 Depot St., Southwick, was 2-year-old boy, a 5-year-old released on his personal recognizance pending an April 10 boy and a 7-year-old girl, hearing after he was arraigned on a charge of assault and bat- said Worcester County tery on a family or household member brought by Southwick District Attorney Joseph police. Early Jr. at a late night news Robert F. Fox II, 37, of 53 Burford Ave., West Springfield, conference. pleaded guilty to a charge of operation of a motor vehicle with “It is very early in the a suspended license brought by Westfield police and was sen- investigation and there are a tenced to a six month term in the house of corrections, sus- lot of questions still to be pended, with probation for six months. He was assessed $50 answered,” Early said. and found to be not responsible for a charge of speeding in Investigators were treating violation of special regulations. the deaths as suspicious. No other information was Police search around a home in West Brookfield, Mass., Thursday, March 1, 2018. Several immediately released. people have been found dead inside a home in Massachusetts. (Allan Jung/Worcester Telegram & “State Police Crime Scene Gazette via AP) DA: Skeletal remains are those Services are just getting into the house now along with He said there would be of woman missing for a year forensic scientists from the extra grief counseling avail- State Police Crime Lab. We able on Friday for all students HATFIELD, Mass. (AP) — Authorities say human remains need to let them do their and staff. found in a remote wooded area of western Massachusetts this work,” the district attorney West Brookfield police week are those of a woman missing for a year. said. also planned to have person- Berkshire District Attorney David Capeless said Thursday The superintendent of the nel at the school. the skeletal remains found Tuesday in Hatfield are 39-year- Quaboag Regional School “While we don’t anticipate old Joanne Ringer. District wrote on Facebook or believe right now that Ringer, who lived in Clarksburg, had been missing since Thursday that he was there is a worry to the general March 2, 2017, when she failed to show up for her first shift informed earlier of “a tragedy public, erring on the side of as a taxi driver in Easthampton. Her car was found aban- Morningside involving two West caution, we will have person- doned in Easthampton on March 6. Brookfield Elementary nel at the school tomorrow, Her husband, 42-year-old Charles Reidy, took his own life in the garage of their Clarksburg home last April 7. Listen at WSKB.org or watch on Comcast Cable CH. 15 School students.” along with grief counselors,” Superintendent Brett said police Chief Thomas Capeless says Reidy is the prime suspect in his wife’s •••••••• MOnDAyS •••••••• RADIO FOR THE WESTFIELD MASSES Kustigian said police wanted O’Donnell. death. him to “reassure the commu- West Brookfield is about The couple had only been married a few months and 6-8 am: By George…it’s Monday friends and relatives described their relationship as tumultu- with George Delisle nity that there is no cause for 65 miles (105 kilometers) alarm.” west of Boston. ous. 8-10am: Owls on the Air with Michael “Buster” McMahon ‘92 •••••••• TuESDAyS ••••••• 6-8 am: WOW, It’s Tuesday, with Bob Plasse Feds: Man sent white powder letters to Trump Jr., 4 others 8-10am: Ken’s Den, with Ken Stomski WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — A ing that the man has some “issues” and Massachusetts man was charged “difficulties” and has been on medica- •••••• WEDnESDAyS ••••• Thursday with sending threatening let- tion his entire life, but declined to elabo- Wake Up Wed., with Tina Gorman ters with white powder to five people, rate. His lawyer said Frisiello would 6-8 am: including one to Donald Trump Jr. that plead not guilty. 8-10am: Wednesday Roll Call - Rotating Hosts landed his wife, Vanessa, in the hospital. “I’m optimistic and confident that 1st Wed On The Town with Mayor Brian Sullivan Daniel Frisiello, 24, was arrested at when all of the facts play out, there will and Denny Atkins (8-10am) the Beverly home he shares with his be a very good understanding of what parents and is being held behind bars transpired and I’m expecting the best 2nd Wed Window into Westside pending a detention hearing on Monday. outcome,” attorney Scott Gleason said. with Mayor Wil Reichelt (8-9am) Authorities say Frisiello sent five Frisiello could face up to 10 years in Chamber Chatter envelopes early last month filled with prison if convicted of mailing a threat to with Kate Phelon (9-10am) profanity-laced letters and white sub- a federal official. stances, which turned out not to be haz- Hoax attacks using white powder play 3rd Wed Everything Southwick ardous. on fears that date to 2001, when letters with Selectman Joe Deedy (8-9am) The letter to the president’s son was containing deadly anthrax were mailed ArtsBeat with Mark Auerbach (9-10am) opened by Vanessa Trump on Feb. 12. to news organizations and the offices of She was briefly hospitalized after she This booking photo released Thursday, two U.S. senators. Those letters killed 4th Wed Rock on Westfield called 911 and reported she was cough- March 1, 2018, by the Beverly Police five people. with Harry Rock (8-9am) ing and felt nauseous. Department shows Daniel Frisiello, of Frisiello worked for Catholic Charities Boys and Girls Club Hour The Trump letter included a message Beverly, Mass., accused of mailing five of Boston’s Peabody child care center. with Bill Parks (9-10am) that said: “You make the family idiot, envelopes earlier this month with He was placed on leave immediately Eric, look smart.” threatening messages and a white sub- after the FBI informed the organization ••••••• THuRSDAyS •••••• “This is the reason why people hate stance, including one to Donald Trump of his arrest, a spokeswoman said. Jr., that landed his wife, Vanessa, in The Westfield News Radio Show, you, so you are getting what you Duane Anderson, chairman of the 6-8 am: deserve,” the message said, according to the hospital. Frisiello was held after an Beverly Democratic City Committee, with host Patrick Berry court documents. appearance Thursday in federal court told The Salem News that Frisiello 8-9 am: In The Flow with Rob & Joe: Other recipients were Debbie in Worcester pending a detention hear- attended its meetings as recently as last Westfield Tech. Academy’s Stabenow, the Democratic U.S. senator ing scheduled for Monday. (AP photo) month. Anderson said Frisiello was Rob Ollari & Joe Langone from Michigan; Nicola Hanna, an inter- “very quiet” but “always very polite.” im U.S. attorney in California; and protect her identity. Authorities described in an affidavit 9-10am: Superintendents’ Spotlight Michele Dauber, a Stanford University Another letter containing powder was how they were led to Frisiello. with Stefan Czaporowski law professor who has promoted the sent to Antonio Sabato Jr., the Republican A “glitter bomb” sent to Dauber con- ••••••••• FRIDAyS •••••••• effort to recall Judge Aaron Persky. former underwear model and soap opera tained a message similar to the message Persky was criticized in 2016 after he actor who is running for a U.S. House contained in the white powder envelope 6-8 am: JP’s Talk about Town, with Jay Pagluica sentenced former swimmer Brock seat in California. she was sent, the affidavit said. 8-9 am: Owls Sports Weekly with Devin Bates ‘18 Turner to six months in jail for sexually Frisiello showed no emotion as he A “glitter bomb” is a joke in which and Anthony Swenson ‘18 assaulting an unconscious woman was led into the federal court in someone sends an envelope containing behind a trash bin on campus near a Worcester wearing a red polo shirt with glitter to someone else that then spills 8-9 am: Conversations with Pete Cowles fraternity house. his hands cuffed and ankles shackled. out and creates a mess upon opening. ••••••• SATuRDAyS ••••••• The message Dauber received said: Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Garland The owner of the glitter-bomb com- “Since you are going to disrobe Persky, said family members told officials pany confirmed that the person who 6-10am: Polka Jammer Network, with Billy Belina I am going to treat you like ‘Emily Doe.’ Frisiello may be on medications for sui- ordered it was named Daniel Frisello. Let’s see what kind of sentencing I get cidal thoughts. Relatives of Frisiello Investigators also went through for being a rich white male.” who were in the courtroom declined to Frisiello’s trash and found discarded The woman who was sexually assault- speak to reporters. paper that still had some similar type- ed in 2016 was known as Emily Doe to Frisiello’s attorney said after the hear- written threats on it. PAGE 6 - FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS HOMEDESIGN RIGHT AT HOME Gear and gadgets for cleaning a dirty dog Those of us with outdoor-loving pets know the downside to all that freewheeling frolic: muddy paws, tangled fur, and often much worse. Animal behavior experts have many theories on why some dogs roll in noxious odors. Some researchers posit that getting one’s neck into a smell is an instinctive way to bring info about potential food back to the pack. Others think that rolling in rankness may simply be a dog’s version of teenagers dousing themselves with body spray. “Perfume or aftershave is used not just to make us more attractive to others, but because we like the smell too,” says Patricia McConnell, animal behaviorist and author of “The Other End of the Leash” (Ballantine, 2002). Alexandra Horowitz, in her book “Being a Dog: Following the Dog Into a World of Smell” (Scribner, 2016), points to a scent-oriented olfactory lobe in dogs’ brains that lights up when potent smells are nearby. Dogs, she suggests, don’t really differentiate between “good” or “bad” odors. To them, every smell — even rotten squirrel — is just more informa- tion. Luckily, whether you’re dealing with sand, mud or some- thing more, there’s a lot of good gear on the market to help you get Fido clean and fresh-smelling. If wrangling your pet into the bathtub is nigh on impossible,

This undated photo provided by Bissell shows their Bissell BarkBath Portable Dog Bath. Less water used and less mess to contend with make the BarkBath appealing to those with minimal space and/or pets who are bath-averse. The system, similar to a carpet shampooer, can also be used to simply suction water off a soggy dog. (Bissell via AP)

consider Bissell’s Bark Bath portable system. Sort of a wet vac feet. Bonus feature: vinyl skins for the unit, so you can custom- for dogs, the kit comes with a low-suds shampoo. Fill the res- ize to suit your decor. Options include faux wood, pop-art ervoir with whatever temperature water your pet prefers, and geometrics, bubbles and metallics. then use the handheld wand to alternately squirt on the water/ Simpler still is Pet Product Innovations’ Paw Plunger , a rug- shampoo mixture and to vacuum up water and residue. One ged mug with a handle and a soft membrane over the mouth, touted feature: Whereas in a traditional tub you’d use about 19 where you dip the paws. It comes with a lid so you can tote the gallons of water to bathe a Labrador-size dog, with the Bark mug on a walk and rinse off salt or dirt. Bath you’ll only use 40 ounces. If you’re nowhere near water and need a quick cleanup, It can also be used just as a vacuum to remove moisture if consider a gentle wet wipe like CleanWell’s , which is steeped you’re dealing with a soggy but not sludgy pet. in thyme oil instead of the usual disinfecting wipe chemicals McConnell advises easing balky bathers in slowly. Start by like triclosan, benzalkonium chloride or alcohol. Babyganics is lining the tub with treats and adding some to the inside of the another brand made with plant-based ingredients, and no arti- tub. Turn the water on gently and reward your pet with a treat. ficial fragrances or dyes. Work your way up to the washing hose using the treats, and be To deal with tangles and simple hair mats, consider using patient. You may need several sessions before a fearful dog is any inexpensive yet sturdy wide-toothed comb; gently work comfortable with the bathing experience. your way from the back to the head, combing in the direction Don’t use human shampoo on dogs; the pH level is much of the fur. higher and too acidic for dogs’ skin. The FURminator tool, which gets under the top coat to This undated photo shows Paw Boss’s mobile paw washing Just need to wash paws? Consider this gadget from Paw remove loose hair, comes in both a long- and short-hair ver- system. With two reservoirs for clean and dirty water it can Boss : a low-profile water tray equipped with nubby pads in a sion. be decorated with one of several fun vinyl skins to coordi- wash cup, into which you dip paws. City dwellers might appre- For short curly coats, consider Conair’s Top Paw, with boar nate with home décor. (AP Photo) ciate being able to quickly rinse the street grit off their canines’ bristles on one side and synthetic ones on the other.

This undated Bare-root nursery trees do well with careful planting photo shows a bare root I got a look of disbelief when I told a friend I had planted a Keeping the tree cool delays growth of buds along the stems. tree being tree that had been shipped from a nursery 2,000 miles away. Just before planting, I inspect the roots, cutting off any that planted in As I went on to explain that the tree had been sent “bare- are dead, diseased or broken. I shorten any that are too long to New Paltz, root,” I could see him shudder. be splayed out into a reasonably sized planting hole. N.Y. A cone- But then I showed off my robust young plant in its second shaped hole year of growth. about twice Bare-root trees are so named because the plants are dug from PLANT IT CORRECTLY the width of the ground when dormant (leafless), and then their roots are The soil needs to be crumbly — not sodden and not rock- root spread shaken free of soil. Kept cool, with their roots packed in some hard — before it’s ready to be dug for planting the tree. When and just deep moist material, bare-root plants are easy to store or ship in good I do dig, I make that hole just deep enough to get the tree in, enough to get condition. They’re usually less expensive and are available in twice as wide as the spread of the roots, and tapered down from the tree in the ground is one greater variety than potted or balled-and-burlapped trees. its edges to full depth. step in getting After shoveling enough loose soil back into the planting hole this bare-root CARE FOR YOUR PLANT AS SOON to create a mound on which to set the tree, I start backfilling, tree off to a tamping the soil in among the spread roots. No need to mix any good start. AS IT ARRIVES other materials, such as peat or compost, into the planting hole. (Lee Reich After I finish backfilling, I build up a slight ridge of soil via AP) Of course, it’s not only the plant’s quality that was respon- around the outer edge of the planting hole to help contain sible for the good growth of my bare-root tree. Proper siting, water. If rodents are a threat, a cylinder of ¼-inch mesh hard- care on arrival and planting were equally important. ware cloth will keep them at bay. Two threats to a bare-root tree before it is planted are that it Now is when compost can be put to best use; spread it on top is kept too warm and that its roots dry out. Immediately after I of the ground an inch or 2 deep. A further topping of straw or receive a bare-root tree, whether it has been shipped or brought wood chips no closer than 6 inches from the trunk will keep the home from a nursery, I soak the roots in a bucket of water for roots cool, moist and happy in the months ahead. eight hours. If planting must be delayed, I keep the tree cool and its roots DON’T FORGET THE TREE moist by storing it on the cool, north side of my house with its a year, until their roots take hold in the soil. Tie the trunk to roots covered with moist soil or mulch. Or I put it in the refrig- AFTER PLANTING IT one or two stakes set alongside the tree, using some soft mate- erator with its roots wrapped in moist peat and then plastic. Large trees or trees in very windy sites need to be staked for rial or wire padded where it touches the trunk. Allow for some movement of the trunk or else it will be too slow in thicken- ing. Thank You Westfield! #1 Company 2013 The final step in tree plant- Thank You for making us the #1 Company in Westfieldper MLSpin 2017! 2013 ing — watering — is critical. 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Throughout its first growing ADDRESS SELLER BUYER SALE PRICE season, longer for large trees, a 16 George St, Westfield George Mobile Auto Repair 16 George St LLC $260,000.00 weekly watering schedule must 3 Gillette Ave, Westfield Alexandria Vassallo Holly Prater $150,000.00 be diligently maintained. 18 Llewelyn Dr, Westfield FNMA Barbara spear $211,000.00 Figure on about 1 gallon per week per square foot spread of 46 Northridge Rd, Westfield Amanda & Ken Grimaldi Bryan & Colleen Turgeon $219,000.00 the roots. 26 Parker Ave, Westfield H. Smithies & Donald Fxavier-Callahan David Boido $190,500.00 And that mulched circle is 27 Pleasant St, Westfield Eleanor Bystrynski Edward Peterson $235,000.00 maintained for at least a few 5 Pheasant Run Cir, Agawam Matthew & Chrysti Jones Oleksandr & Viktoriya Skrypchenko $250,000.00 years. After that, the mulching 14 Reed St, Agawam HSBC Bank USA NA Ronnie Clarke $143,600.00 can be continued or the ground could be planted with some 38 Deer Run, Swick Vladimir Kot Irina Tkachenko $480,000.00 groundcover, either of which 29 Salem St, W.Spfld Della Ripa Real Estate K. Beagle & K. Malloy $180,000.00 keeps lawnmowers and weed 22 Spring St, W.Spfld Sylvia Adoma Sonia Cavanaugh $135,000.00 whackers — hazards to trees young and old — at bay. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 - PAGE 7 SPORTS Bombers wear down Terriers By Chris Putz attempts but with the puck dangling out in Staff Writer the crease, Bussell plucked it up and drove it WEST SPRINGFIELD – The West in with 5:04 remaining in the period for a 2-1 Springfield Terriers roughed up the Westfield lead. Spencer Cloutier and Ryan Moorhouse Bombers early, but they were dog tired late. assisted. No. 2 Westfield rallied from an early one- Another West Springfield penalty aided goal deficit, storming back to overtake third- Westfield’s efforts a short time later. With seeded West Springfield 5-1 in a West 1:10 left in the period, Maggipinto scored on Division 3 boys ice hockey semifinal a power play. Pelletier assisted. Thursday night at the Olympia Ice Center. Maggipinto scored off a rebound 3:28 into Westfield forwards Scotty Bussell and the third period. Danny Antonellis earned the Max Maggipinto scored two goals apiece. assist. Nate Boucher scored late, hammering “It started off rough,” Bussell said, “but it’s home a shot off a pass from Connor Danny Buckelew fights for control of the puck. (Photo by Bill Deren) playoff hockey. We just wanted to get the Cottengim. puck in deep.” “We knew they’d be coming at us,” said After falling behind 1-0, sophomore Matt Westfield coach C.B. “Moose” Matthews, Pelletier managed to swing the puck down whose team squeaked past West Springfield low to Bussell on the right wing during a 3-1 the last time the two teams met in mid- power play in the early minutes of the second January. “They were up and we were ready. period. Bussell let a wrister fly past West We couldn’t finish. We got a little lucky, and Springfield goalie Casey Bridges (25 saves) the puck finally went in.” into the opposite corner of the net for the Westfield goalie Cam Parent finished with equalizer with 12:03 on the clock. 17 saves. Later in the period, Westfield (14-4-2) Westfield advances to take on top-seeded mounted a nice drive well into the West Side Longmeadow (17-3-1), in the D3 finals zone. The Terriers (11-8-2) broke up a couple Thurs., March 8 at 8:30 p.m.

Scotty Bussell beats the goalie with a blistering shot high glove side for a Westfield goal. (Photo by Bill Deren)

Westfield goalie Cam Parent make a stop during the Bombers West Division 3 semifinal game against West Springfield. (Photo by Bill Deren)

Max Maggipinto celebrates his goal as the Bomber faithful cheer their approval. (Photo by Bill Deren)

Nate Boucher beats the West Springfield goalie’s lunge toward the puck and nets Westfield’s final goal of the contest. The Bombers defeated the Terriers 5-1 to advance to Things get serious during the playoffs as both teams fight to move on to the West finals. (Photo by Bill Deren) the West Division 3 Finals. (Photo by Bill Deren)

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WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Southwick-Tolland Regional High School Thurs., March 1, 2018 Tues., March 6, 2018 Tues., Feb. 27, 2018 WEST DIVISION 3 BOYS ICE HOCKEY State Ski Championships WEST D3 BOYS HOOPS FIRST ROUND Fri., March 2, 2018 No. 7 Southwick 49, No. 10 Renaissance 44 No. 7 Southwick (15-6) at No. 2 Easthampton (16-5), SEMIFINALS Berkshire East, Charlemont 7 p.m. No. 2 Westfield 5, No. 3 West Springfield 1

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Krejci hat trick leads Bruins to 8-4 win over Penguins BOSTON (AP) — David Krejci and his new linemate have taken no time at all to find a rhythm. The Bruins center capitalized on his pairing with trade deadline acquisition Rick Nash to record his first hat trick in four years, and Boston tallied its biggest offensive output since 2012 with an 8-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday night. “It’s been a good marriage so far,” said Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy, whose team has won two straight since add- ing four players leading up to Monday’s deadline. The biggest was Nash, a six-time All-Star who has two goals and an assist in two games for Boston — including one of each against the defending Stanley Cup champions on Thursday. “I’m obviously happy to be on his line,” said Krejci, who has four hat tricks in the regular season and two more in the playoffs. “He’s a world-class player, and he’s proven it the last couple of games. I know it’s not easy, but they fit in really well.” One night after the Boston Celtics posted a season-high 134 points in the same building, the Bruins scored their most goals of the year. David Pastrnak had two goals and an assist for Boston, which fell behind 35 seconds into the game but led 5-3 by the end of the first. “That first period, I thought we were playing with white pucks,” said Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask, who stopped 22 shots. “The only time I saw the puck was when I dug it out of the net.” Pittsburgh’s Ollie Matta scored in the opening minute, but from there on it was mostly Bruins. Boston led 2-1 before the three-minute mark, 3-1 after six minutes and 5-2 with just under four minutes to play in the first before Riley Sheahan scored with 4 seconds to play in the period. The Bruins added three in the second — two on the power play from Krejci, giving him a hat trick with 25:27 still to play — and one from Pastrnak. Matta also scored with 15 minutes left to make it 8-4. Boston Bruins center David Krejci (46) scores against Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Casey DeSmith (1) as Penguins right Ex-Bruin Phil Kessel scored the other goal for the Penguins, wing Tom Kuhnhackl (34) defends during the first period of an NHL hockey game Thursday, March 1, 2018, in Boston. (AP who lost their third in a row. Photo/Elise Amendola) Casey DeSmith stopped just two shots he faced in 5:27 before he was replaced, trailing 3-1. Tristan Jarry made 28 Tuesday night in his Bruins debut. the NHL, did not have a point and registered only two shots in saves the rest of the way. “The group that’s here, the leadership group, makes things the game. Sidney Crosby had four shots and also did not register “These are two good-character guys. They are good peo- easy for the guys coming in,” said Gionta, who played at Boston a point or assist. ... Zdeno Chara snapped a six-game scoreless ple and I know they will bounce back,” Penguins coach College. “We felt right at home right away.” streak with a first-period assist. ... The Bruins were without Mike Sullivan said of his goalies. “They’ve been very good David Backes and Torey Krug also scored for the Bruins, who Patrice Bergeron, who will miss at least two weeks with a bro- for us and so we’re just going to have to stay with it here.” haven’t lost in regulation to the Penguins at home in eight ken bone in his foot. ... DeSmith, a New Hampshire native, was Boston acquired Nash, Nick Holden and Tommy Wingels games since 2013. playing in his first career game against the Bruins. at the trade deadline and signed Brian Gionta, who cap- NOTES: Gionta, who made his season debut after playing in UP NEXT tained Team USA at the Olympics. Gionta had two assists the Olympics, assisted on Boston’s fourth goal in the first period Penguins: Host the New York Islanders on Saturday. and Holden had one; Wingels had a goal and an assist on for his 300th NHL assist. ... Evgeni Malkin, the No. 2 scorer in Bruins: Host Montreal on Saturday.

Boston Bruins left wing Rick Nash (61) celebrates his goal with teammates as Pittsburgh Penguins goalten- der Casey DeSmith (1) gets up from the ice during the first period of an NHL hockey game Thursday, March 1, 2018, in Boston. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

Boston Bruins left wing Rick Nash (61) starts to celebrate his goal against Pittsburgh Penguins goalten- der Casey DeSmith (1) as Penguins’ Jamie Oleksiak (6) and Matt Hunwick (22) look to the goal during the first period of an NHL hockey game Thursday, March 1, 2018, in Boston. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola) THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 - PAGE 9 The 49th Annual WestfieldKiwanis TV Auction Sponsored by Sunday, March 4th, 12 noon - 8:00 PM, on Comcast Channel 15 and streamed LIVE at http://www.cityofwestfield.org/512/CH-15-Live-Stream * The Bid Line: 413-572-8000 * Net proceeds benefit Westfield Kiwanis Charities. The Super Pictures of items, as well as a Bonus Block of items, are avaliable to view at www.westfieldkiwanis.org and on our Facebook Page! BlockSponsored by Bids will be taken on these premium items throughout the program. Winning bids will be announced at the close of the auction. First time bidder? Obtain a speed big number in advance by emailing your Name, Item Description Value Address, and Telephone Number to [email protected] by Noon on 01| Autographed Tom Brady Jersey w/ photos $2500 Donated by Kiwanis Club of Westfield Saturday, March 3, or by calling 413-572-5750 starting at Noon on the day of the 02| 2 Burial Plots at Pine Hill Cemetery $2000 Auction Donated by Friends of Pine Hill Cemetery 03| 4 Day Miami Beach vacation, Nov 5-8 $1500 If you have already have a speed bid number, you will receive a reminder card with Donated by Kiwanis Club of Westfield your number in the mail! 04| Treasure Chest $1500 Donated by Kiwanis Club of Westfield Pick up items you have won by coming to our Redemption center at St. Joseph’s 05| 1 Week Aruba Vacation $1300 National Catholic Church on Tuesday, March 6, from 5:00-8:00pm. We accept cash, Donated by Westfield Boys & Girls Club check, or credit/debit cards. 06| 4 Red Sox Tickets v. Orioles, May 19 $1000 Display TaBle sponsor: Treasure ChesT sponsor: Donated by Mestek, Inc. 07| 4 Celtics Tickets v. Pacers, March 11 $1000 Donated by Industrial Technical Services 08| 1 Week Florida Vacation, May 5-12 $1290 Donated by Amanda Brodkin reDempTion sponsor: phone Bank sponsor: 09| 4 Night Orlando Vacation, Nov 1-5 $1520 Donated by bankESB 10| Professional Wedding Video Package $2500 Donated by Big Shots Media Air Sponsors: Air Compressor Engineering Co. In memory of Andrea York Photography In memory of Annino, Draper and Moore, P.C. Don Blair & Atty. Patricia M. Hebert David Sanford Bovat’s Power Equipment Big Block A Al Woodruff Big Block B Cobble Mountain Landscaping Bids on these great items will be during bidding times for Blocks #1-14. Bids on these great items will be during bidding times for Blocks #15-28. Deals-4-Wheels Drs. Alan and Bryan Kasperowski Winning bids will be announced after the conclusion of Block 14. Winning bids will be announced after the conclusion of Block 28. Dynamic Fitness Item Description Value Item Description Value Forish Construction 01| $500 worth of Lottery Tickets $500 01| One-Year Westfield News Subscription $234 Gary S. Olszewski, CPA Donated by Kiwanis Club of Westfield Donated by Westfield News Heather Witalisz Siegel at Witalisz and Assoc. Hogan Technology 02| New Couples Membership at Shaker Farms $1250 02| Full Driver’s Education Course $625 J.H. Miller Picture Framing Donated by Shaker Farms Country Club, Inc. Donated by Westfield Driving School Journey Massage and Wellness 03| 3 Credit Grad or Undergrad Course at WSU $996 03| 21-Inch Mulch and Bagger Push Lawn Mower $300 Keller Williams Realty Joanne Papadimitriou Kopatz Construction Donated by WSU Div of Advancement & Univ Donated by Bovat’s Power Equiptment Liptak Carpet Cleaning and Restoration 04| Office Desk and Chair $785 04| 4 Red Sox Home Game Tickets $500 Manufacturing Technology Group Donated by Columbia Manufacturing Co, Inc. Donated by Advance Manufacturing Co, Inc. Mayor Brian Sullivan Pignatare and Sagan LLC, CPAs 05| 4 Disney World 1-Day Park Hopper Passes $648 05| Foursome w/ Cart at The Ranch $400 Production Honing, Inc. Donated by Walt Disney World, Co. Donated by Ranch Golf Club Roger Butler Insurance Agency 06| Full Driver’s Education Course $579 06| Professional Aerial Drone Photopgraphy $250 Rosewood Home and Gifts Donated by Responsible Driving of Westfield Donated by Aerial Camera Services Santiago’s Family Restaurant Senator Donald Humason 07| Comprehenseive Dental Exam $328 07| 2 Night Tent Campsite w/ Boat $304 State Rep. John Velis Donated by Polo Dental, PC Donated by Camp Overflow Westfield Little League, Inc 08| Ingersoll-Rand 4 Gallon Air Compressor 08| Gift Certificate to Richard’s Jewlers Westfield Police Association $355 $200 Wolcott Realty Donated by Shaker Farms Country Club Donated by Richard’s Jewelers Friends of Kiwanis: 09| Dinner Cruise for 2 on the “Spirit of Boston” $243 09| 1 Cord of Wood, Delivered in Westfield $250 Eileen Hennessey of Academy Mortgage Donated by Entertainment Cruises Donated by Green Meadow Lumber Company B&D Pallet Building bankESB 10| Hot Air Balloon Ride for Two $600 10| Party for 10 at Skyline Trading Co. $300 Marie Flahive Donated by RE/MAX-Compass Homes Donated by Skyline Hopshop Marcia Sanford

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2 1 Wk Unlimited Tanning Sundance Tanning Salon $50.00 2 Gift cert Longhorn Friends of Kiwanis $50.00

Gift cert Tucker’s Gift cert Westfield Animal 3 Morin & O’Shea, PC $50.00 3 Westfield Animal Clinic $54.00 Restaurant Clinic Choice Health, Hlth. Food 4 Gift cert Choice Health $50.00 Gift cert Stop and Shop Pioneer Valley AFL-CIO $50.00 Store 4

Gift cert-Holiday Inn $150.00 5 Gift cert Dunkin Donuts Sardinha Family $50.00 5 Express Holiday Inn Express ONE Gift cert Pilgrim Candle Pilgrim Candle Co. Inc. $50.00 6 6 Crystal Hurricane Lamp Southwick Forastiere $50.00 Funeral American Legion, 7 American Flag $110.00 Post 124 7 Zoo Passes Roger Williams Zoo $55.00 DAY Optimum Health Ther. 8 Gift cert Optimum Health $50.00 Massage 8 Gift cert Country Clipper Country Clipper $50.00 ONLY 9 Gift cert Mama Cakes Mama Cakes $50.00 9 Gift cert Memo Pads Latka Communications $60.00 SUNDAY, 10 Gift cert Zumba Laura Smith-Zumba $70.00 10 Gift Card to Burger King Burger King $50.00 SPONSOR: Gary S. Olszewski, CPA SPONSOR: Manufacturing Technology Group MARCH 4th BLOCK 3 BLOCK 4 12:00 Noon - 8:00 PM Item Description Donor Value Item Description Donor Value 1 Gift cert Dr. Russolillo Dr. Gary E Russolillo $200.00 1 Gift cert Cal’s Woodfire Grill WMAS 94.7 Cumulus $70.00 Media 2 Gift cert Summer House Summer House $50.00 2 Gift cert Tavern Lisa Oleksak-Sullivan, $50.00 3 Gift cert Lucky Nails Lucky Nails & SPA $50.00 Realtor $50.00 572-8000 Gift cert Tucker’s 3 Gift cert Stop and Shop Pioneer Valley AFL-CIO 4 Tucker’s Restaurant, Inc. $50.00 Restaurant Westfield 4 David Ortiz Picture Bill and Jan Parks $175.00 WMAS 94.7 Cumulus 5 Gift cert Steven’s Jewelers $100.00 KiWanis Media 5 24-inch ceiling light Lumber Center $100.00 Club Cable 6 Garden Bench Tapestry Pilgrim Candle Co. Inc. $100.00 6 Gift cert Westwood St. Joseph’s Church $50.00

elevision 7 Kens’ Eyewear Inc. $80.00 Westfield Technical $75.00 t Bolle Sunglasses 7 Book Shelf, Stepstool Academy auCtion 8 Oil Burner Tune Up Westfield Fuel Co. Inc. $150.00 8 Gift cert Massage Optimum Health Ther. $50.00 Cable TV Massage 9 $65.00 Channel 15 Bamboo Fusion Massage Massage Expressions 9 Gift cert Dr Russolillo Dr. Gary E Russolillo $100.00 www.westfield.ma.edu/kiwanis 572-8000 10 Gift cert Totally You Totally You Hair Salon $50.00 10 Costco Membership Costco Wholesale $60.00 PAGE 10 - FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS

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2 Porta-Potty Rental Ricky’s Porta-Pottys $145.00 Vincent Caruso 2 Professional Photo Shoot Photography $125.00 3 Gift cert Massage Ellen M Nasiatka $60.00 3 Birthday Party Pkg Amelia Park Ice Arena $250.00 4 Gift cert Car Wash Friendly Car Wash $50.00 Greater Wfld Cham 4 Chamber Micro Membership $250.00 Lisa Oleksak-Sullivan, of Cmrce Gift cert Tavern $50.00 5 Realtor 5 Bus Tix to Boston Peter Pan Bus Lines $135.00 6 Gift cert Brookside Brookside Automotive Inc. $50.00 $50.00 Pignatare & Sagan LLC, 6 Gift cert to Czar’s Czar Energy Solutions $50.00 ONE 7 Gift cert Emma’s CPAs 7 Cinqo de Mayo Gift Basket Republican $50.00 8 Farmhouse Tin Journey Massage and Wellness $75.00 8 Gift cert Applebees Mary Jane Smith $50.00 Gift Bag & Gift cert Andrew Grant Diamond 9 Center $75.00 Andrew Grant 9 LED Tanning Sessions Sundance Tanning Salon $50.00

DAY 10 Gift Basket-Wine Cathleen Bastible $100.00 10 Gift cert Dunkin Donuts Sardinha Family $50.00

SPONSOR: Senator Donald Humason SPONSOR: Liptak Carpet Cleaning and Restoration BLOCK 7 BLOCK 8 Item Description Donor Value Item Description Donor Value ONLY 1 Gift Basket Trio Box Set Terra Americana $130.00 1 Pool Party Westfield Boys & Girls Club $150.00 SUNDAY, 2 Gift Basket-Visual Changes Visual Changes $200.00 2 Tavern gift card The Dewey House $50.00 Jelly Belly’s Pools and 3 Gift cert Jelly Belly’s $50.00 $50.00 Spas 3 Gift cert Elm Pizza Elm Pizza Shop

MARCH 4th 4 Gift cert 99 Restaurant Atty. Kevin Sullivan $50.00 4 Group Training Pkg Dynamic Fitness $150.00 12:00 Noon - 5 Gift cert Stop and Shop Pioneer Valley AFL-CIO $50.00 5 Music Lesson Whip City Music $88.00 1-2 Week Camp Session to 6 YMCA of Greater Westfield $325.00 Puffer’s Salon & Day Spa $65.00 8:00 PM Camp Shepard 6 Gift cert Massage Family 4-Pack Gift certs Oil Changes Pro Automotive Repair $70.00 Springfield Museums $72.00 7 7 Spfld Museums 8 Gift cert Tucker’s Tucker’s Restaurant, Inc. $50.00 Gift cert FL Roberts Westfield Area Self $50.00 8 Advocacy 9 Tailgate Bucket Terra Americana $100.00 9 Cooking Lesson Chef John Slattery $100.00 10 4-Red Sox Tickets Sue and Ernie Lampron $160.00 10 Lifestyle Design Michelle Weber $130.00 uCtion SPONSOR: Forish Construction SPONSOR: Kopatz Construction uCtion BLOCK 9 BLOCK 10 a Item Description Donor Value Item Description Donor Value a 1 wk Kidscape Summer Gift Cert for 1 Free 1 Westfield Boys & Girls Club $100.00 1 Country Clipper $50.00 Camp 2018 Grooming

2 Gift Basket and 3 Gift Certs Hair Studio One $220.00 2 2 Golf Passport Books and Western Mass Golf $160.00 2 Golf Tickets

572-8000 Gift Cert, Jewelry Cleaner Andrew Grant Diamond $75.00 Gift Cert to DJ’s Hash 3 and More Center 3 D&J’s Hash House $50.00 House Gift Basket of assorted Armbrook Village $50.00 4 treats 4 Gift Cert to Two Rivers Two Rivers Burrito Co $50.00 Burrito elevision Gift Cert to Tuckers in elevision Morin & O’Shea, PC $50.00 5 Southwick 5 Haircut, Shampoo & Hair Care Products Hair Cuttery $162.00 t Brothers Custom Car Care, t NAPA Auto Club Card $244.00 6 Inc. 6 Gift Cert to Brills Auto Brill’s Auto Sales $50.00 Gift Cert for Dental Exam 7 Dr. Joseph Bonkowski $160.00 7 Gift Cert to The Barber Barber Parlor $50.00 and Cleaning Parlor Amelia Park Children’s

able $130.00 Gift Cert for Birthday Party $149.00 Trio Box Set Terra Americana able 8 Museum 8 Gift Cert to Irish House Irish House Restaurant & 9 Nameplate and Stand and Salvador’s Engraving & $112.00 $50.00

C 9 Restaurant Trini Rosewood Clock Awards C 10 Gift Cert to Westwoods Fr Joseph & Janice $50.00 10 Gift cert Reiki Guidance for Inner Peace $65.00 Soltysiak lub SPONSOR: Heather Witalisz Siegel at Witalisz and Assoc. SPONSOR: Cobble Mountain Landscaping lub BLOCK 11 BLOCK 12 C Item Description Donor Value Item Description Donor Value C Munich House Gift www.westfield.ma.edu/kiwanis www.westfield.ma.edu/kiwanis WMAS 94.7 Cumulus $50.00 1 Boy’s Activity Basket The Sturmer Family $220.00 1 Certificate Media Complete Lawn & 2 Gift cert North Elm Butcher $50.00 2 Gift Certificate to Mina’s Mina’s Wine & Spirits $50.00 Block Landscaping Wine and Spirits Gift Certificate to Flowers Flowers by Webster $50.00 3 Autographed Red Sox Boston Red Sox $75.00 3 by Webster iWanis baseball Foundation iWanis Salvador’s Engraving & $102.00 Stop and Shop Gift Pioneer Valley AFL-CIO $50.00 4 Desk Clock Awards 4 Certificate K 5 Mermaid Tail Blanket Denise Delisle $50.00 K Shopping, Sushi and Salon Treslounge Salon $150.00 5 Package 6 Family 4 Pack Thunderbird Springfield Thunderbirds $85.00 Tickets Gift Certificate to Adventure Westfield Parks & $110.00 6 Zone Camp Recreation 7 2 Custom Made Magnetic Sign Shop, The $85.00 signs 12x24 7 Baker’s Basket The Sturmer Family $200.00 NAPA Autocare Brothers Custom Car Care, $244.00 8 Gift Certificate to Michelle Michelle Weber $130.00 8 Membership Inc. Weber estfield 9 Gift Certificate to Tucker’s Morin & O’Shea, PC $50.00 estfield 9 Gift Certificate to Dunkin Sardinha Family $50.00 Restaurant

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2 Bruins Rug Lucky Sevens Carpet $129.00 2 Gift Certificate to K’s $50.00 Japanese Steak House Dr. Joseph P. Keenan, MD 3 Chocolate Lovers Basket The Sturmer Family $150.00 3 Gift Certificate to Adventure Westfield Parks & $110.00 Zone Camp Recreation 4 Gift cert for Shoes Fast Feet $105.00 Gift Certificate to the Tavern $50.00 4 Restaurant Tavern Restaurant 3 Month Adult YMCA 5 YMCA of Greater Westfield $140.00 Gift cert. Manicures and membership 5 $50.00 More by Mary Faith Manicures by Mary Faith Gift Certificates to the 6 Maple Leaf Inn, Inc. $50.00 WEEI Sports Radio $200.00 ONE Maple Leaf 6 Red Sox Tickets Gift Certificate to Pilgrim Facial and Body Wrap at 7 Pilgrim Candle Co. Inc. $50.00 7 Alternative Health, Inc $165.00 Candle Alternative Health INC 8 Girl’s Activity Basket The Sturmer Family $320.00 8 4 Large Cut Porterhouse North Elm Butcher Block $150.00 steaks Burlap Bag and Gardening Journey Massage $100.00 9 Tools 9 Gift Certificate to Tucker’s Tucker’s Restaurant, Inc. $50.00 Laser Engravable Aluminum Andre’s West Side Sport DAY 10 $50.00 10 $63.00 Gift Certificate to Party Plus Party Plus Plate Shop

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, March 2, 2018: This year you relate more intensely to certain individuals in your life. Your temper could be unusually explosive, as you barely get enough feedback or time to process your feelings. If you are single, many people fear that they don’t have the stamina necessary to relate to you. When the right person comes along, you’ll want to slow down and DUSTIN By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker get to know him or her better. If you are attached, the two of you strengthen your bond by learning to enjoy each other’s social interests more. Make sure you schedule enough time to be alone together, too. VIRGO often surprises you with his or her pen- chant for fun.

The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult

ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH You can do only so much to avoid a misunderstanding. If you swallow your anger too much, you could become explosive later. SCARY GARY Mark Buford Experiment with the middle road for solutions. Many ideas and different styles of relating could come forward. Tonight: Go along with the moment. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHHH You could be in a position where you need to have a serious discussion with a child or loved one. Know that clearing the air sufficiently will take talent and smart planning. Goodwill and smiles mark the end of this day. Reach out to a friend. Tonight: Only with a favorite person. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHHH You might notice that your inner ten- Crosswords sion is mounting and that you need an outlet. How you decide to direct your energy is your choice, but DOGS of C-KENNEL Mick and Mason Mastroianni many of you will focus on your home or personal life. A disagreement or a significant change could be in the offing. Tonight: Happiest at home. CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHH A friend or loved one reaches out to you. A conflict could arise from out of nowhere. Do your best to understand what is bothering the other party. Initiate a conversation by expressing your concerns. Your compassion helps smooth out any ruffled feathers. Tonight: Clear the air. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HH Be aware of the costs of proceeding as you have been. You could find that if you don’t slow down or stick to a tighter budget, you could cause B.C. Mastroianni and Hart yourself a problem. Be aware and take action before you create a problem for yourself. Tonight: Clear out errands on the way home. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH A loved one might act up because he or she wants more say in the interactions that take place between you. You need to decide what your objective is when relating to this person. Don’t worry -- you will know what course of action feels appropriate. Tonight: Let go of a hassle. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) HHH You will want to maintain a low profile right now, no matter what happens. Use caution with anyone you meet today, as some people might not be everything they claim to be. If you can, refuse to take action for the time being. Be more ONE BIG HAPPY Rick Detorie observant. Tonight: Play it low-key. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) HHH You could be more in tune with what is occurring. Follow through on a friend’s invitation. This person sees a situation differently from how you do, and offers some helpful feedback. You might need to sit back and consider your alterna- tives. Tonight: Hang out with your friends. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HHHH You might feel as if you must openly express your interest in a professional or commu- nity issue. All eyes will be on you in anticipation of a response. Listen to your sixth sense, and follow through on what needs to happen. Do this, and you ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett will land well. Tonight: Till the wee hours. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHHHH You could have a strong reaction to what you are hearing. You might want to take a walk to clear your head. You will feel much better as a result, and will be able to make the right deci- sion. Express your playfulness with a loved one. Tonight: Wherever you can hear great music. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHHH You relate best on a one-on-one level. You might want to avoid getting involved in a Cryptoquip group happening. Speak up, and know that you can stay at home or make new plans, depending on your mood. Discussions need to be on an individual level. Tonight: Be a duo. ZACK HILL John Deering and John Newcombe PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHHH Defer to a partner or loved one. Though you do not always see eye to eye on certain issues, you have quite a few opportunities that will appeal to both of you. Learn to work together, and try to give in to this person’s desires more often. Tonight: Listen to a request from a higher-up. BORN TODAY Singer/songwriter Chris Martin (1977), actress Bryce Dallas Howard (1981), singer Karen Carpenter (1950) *** Jacqueline Bigar is on the internet at www.jac- quelinebigar.com. PAGE 14 - FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS

TV Sports Listings Dear Friday, March 2 7 p.m. NCAA Women: Dartmouth vs. Columbia (SNY) Auto Racing 8 p.m. NCAA: Rhode Island at Davidson (CBSSN) Annie 2 p.m. NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series: Pennzoil 400 8 p.m. NBA: Toronto Raptors at Washington Wizards Practice (FS1) (ESPN) By ANNIE LANE 3 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Series: Boyd Gaming 300 Practice 9 p.m. NCAA: Iowa State at Oklahoma (ESPN2) Toxic Mother-in-Law Strikes (FS1) 10:30 p.m. NBA: Minnesota Timberwolves at Utah Jazz Dear Annie: I’m at my wits’ end. Yesterday my mother-in- 5 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Series: Boyd Gaming 300 Final (ESPN) law, “Alice,” called my husband, “Gavin,” to complain about Practice (FS1) 10:30 p.m. NBA: New York Knicks at L.A. Clippers (MSG, how I am not nice to her and how she is tired of being pushed around. This is not the first or second or 22nd time that Alice 6 p.m. NASCAR Camping World Trucks Series: Qualifying MSGPL) has painted herself as the victim. She has a lot of issues, (FS1) Golf though she refuses to get counseling, which is why her first 7 p.m. NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series: Pennzoil 400 7:30 a.m. European PGA Tour: Tshwane Open Round 2 marriage fell apart, and most of the time, I just let her vent and try to not let her get to me. I’ll play nice and then con- Qualifying (FS1) (GOLF) tinue my life with Gavin and our 2-year-old daughter, 9 p.m. NASCAR Camping World Trucks Series (FS1) 2 p.m. WGC: Mexico Championship Round 2 (GOLF) “Vivian.” Gavin’s been on my side through this entire thing, and he’s Baseball 12 a.m. LPGA Tour: World Championship Round 3 (GOLF) told her many times to stop treating me this way. But I found 1 p.m. MLB Spring Training: Atlanta Braves vs. New York 5 a.m. European PGA Tour: Tshwane Open Round 3 out that she’s been complaining about me to all of Gavin’s siblings, too, trying to get them to agree with her on how my Yankees (YES) (GOLF) parenting style is all wrong and how I’m crazy for thinking Basketball Hockey she’s judgmental. Rather than let it go, again, I called her out. I let Alice 12 p.m. Big Ten Women’s Tournament Quarterfinal: Teams 7 p.m. NHL: Montreal Canadiens at New York Islanders know that if she has a problem, she should speak with me, TBA (MSG) (MSG) not my husband or his siblings. She proceeded to attack me for more than an hour -- insulting my family, my parenting, 2:30 p.m. Big Ten Women’s Tournament Quarterfinal: 7:30 p.m. NHL: New Jersey Devils at Carolina Hurricanes my “secrecy,” my work and everything else under the sun. I Teams TBA (MSG) (MSGPL) admitted that I haven’t been very open with her about how things are going as Vivian continues to grow and said I will 6 p.m. NCAA: E. Michigan vs. Toledo (CBSSN) 10 p.m. NCAA: Miami at Denver (CBSSN) try to fill her in more. Yet she refused to admit that she has 7 p.m. NCAA: UT-Arlington at Texas State (ESPN2) Water Sports been doing anything wrong, saying she must be right because she’s a mother of three. Also, she says I’m too sensitive for 7 p.m. NCAA: Buffalo at Bowling Green (ESPNU) 7 p.m. Swimming Pro Series Day 2 (NBCSN) not being OK with her disparaging my abilities as a mom to my entire family. I don’t even know where to go from here. Annie, how do I resist getting into another argument with my stone wall of a mother-in-law? -- MIL Troubles On The Tube Dear MIL Troubles: You’re right to want to resist arguing with your mother-in-law again. It would be as foolish as arguing with an actual stone wall. From the sound of it, she had issues long before she met you, and if you weren’t around, she’d probably just be taking out her frustrations on Fox to air ‘O.J. Simpson: somebody else. So accept that she has certain limitations, and try not to take any of this personally. That said, Gavin needs to step up and do all he can to help manage the situa- tion and create healthy boundaries between your family and The Lost Confession?’ special his mother. You might glean some insights from Susan Forward’s “Toxic In-Laws: Loving Strategies for Protecting LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fox TV two-part special before the book’s The ghostwritten, fictionalized Your Marriage.” At the very least, reading it would make you will air an O.J. Simpson special includ- planned 2006 release. But the network account of the murders ultimately was feel less alone. ing a previously unseen 2006 interview reversed course after some Fox affili- published by another company, and a Dear Annie: Just a brief note about the chatty doctor in which he theorizes about what hap- ates balked at carrying the program federal bankruptcy judge later awarded described by “Enough Chatter.” Good doctors can learn a lot pened the night his ex-wife was mur- about the 1992 stabbing deaths of rights to the book to Goldman’s family about their patients by engaging them in conversation. The dered. Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, to help satisfy a $38 million wrongful patient’s tone, responsiveness, speech patterns, attitude, level The two-hour special, with the pro- Ron Goldman. death judgment against Simpson. of comprehension, etc., can often clue the physician in to vocative title “O.J. Simpson: The Lost The videotapes were shelved on the The family labeled the book as issues that poking and prodding don’t. This is an art that is Confession?” will air 8 p.m. EST Fox studio lot and recently discovered. Simpson’s confession, the same rapidly fading in our digitized world. Just sayin’. -- Old- Sunday, March 11, Fox said Thursday. In a release, Fox breathlessly described description Regan offered in justifying Time Doc Soledad O’Brien is the host. the “infamous” interview as “lost — the original publication. In the inter- Dear Old-Time Doc: Great point, and one I hadn’t con- Publisher Judith Regan had inter- until now.” view with Regan, Simpson talked about sidered. Thanks for writing, doc. viewed Simpson for a book to be pub- “Simpson’s explosive words finally how he would have committed the mur- Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- lished by her HarperCollins imprint, will be heard, as he answers the ques- ders “if he were the one responsible.” ators.com. ReganBooks. But “If I Did It” was tions that gripped a nation during the The former football hero served nine dropped in response to widespread out- notorious ‘Trial of the Century,’” the years in prison for leading five men, rage and Regan was later fired and her network said in a release. including two with guns, in a September imprint disbanded. Simpson was acquitted of criminal 2007 confrontation with two sports col- Fox, which like HarperCollins was charges by jurors but found responsible lectibles dealers at a Las Vegas casino HINTS FROM HELOISE owned by News Corp., planned to air a in a subsequent civil trial. hotel. www.thewestfieldnews.com Electronics on the fly Dear Heloise: Over the past 12 years, I’ve worked in airport security and have seen many people who lost or ruined their comput- CNN’s Lemon says he ‘misspoke’ on claim about Fox News ers, so I have a few suggestions to help pas- sengers protect their laptops and other NEW YORK (AP) — CNN’s Don Lemon said Thursday reporting the story. Trump supporters who watch Fox aren’t ELECTRONIC DEVICES: that he “misspoke” the night before in an attempt to make a even aware of negative stories about the administration, he * Never place electronic items in checked broader point when he claimed that Fox News Channel did said. baggage -- airlines usually will not reimburse passengers for lost not report on White House communications director Hope To that claim, Fox White House correspondent John or damaged electronic devices. Hicks’ resignation. Roberts tweeted in response: “Whaaaaaaaa????” He later * Place laptops in a bin when they need to be X-rayed. Most Turned out that Fox had, several times — every hour from detailed the times he had reported it on the air. airports require you to remove the laptop from its carrying case. when the story broke after 4 p.m. through midnight. It did not “Don Lemon is not our assignment editor,” said Fox News Keep your electronic devices in sight at all times. Never ask a get the wall-to-wall attention it received on CNN and spokeswoman Carly Shanahan. stranger to look after your items while you run an errand or use MSNBC, however. The most extensive discussion in the evening was on the restroom. Lemon tweeted out a correction on Thursday afternoon. “I Martha MacCallum’s show. Hannity offered Hicks some * If you do your banking online or have other sensitive infor- should have been more specific,” he wrote. career advice: “She can work at the Fox News Channel, she’s mation stored on your computer, be sure to store that information Things have been testy between CNN and Fox lately. Fox good,” he said. on a flash drive or some external hard drive. Be sure that all aired segments last week questioning whether CNN had Fox said it had requested Lemon make an on-air correc- sensitive information is protected by a password that only you scripted questions in its town hall on gun control. But when tion. know. the father of a Florida school shooting survivor told The Lemon’s broader point about the lack of time Fox spends -- Daniel W. in Detroit Associated Press that he had omitted words in an email sent on stories damaging to Trump may have been influenced by CHILDREN FLYING UNACCOMPANIED to media outlets that may have falsely given that impression, a report that the liberal media watchdog Media Matters for Dear Heloise: Before long, we’ll see an increase in children flying alone, due to summer vacations. There are some restric- Fox’s Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity corrected the record. America had issued Wednesday. Media Matters wrote about tions that apply to nearly all airlines. Usually a minimum age is Lemon, during a discussion of the Hicks story on his show the lack of coverage Fox’s prime-time shows gave to stories 5, and the maximum age is 12. You may need to provide proof Wednesday, said he’d been watching news networks in his about Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, including his lack of of a child’s age. Make certain that you call the airline to find out office and that “Trump TV, or state-run TV” was not even a full security clearance at the White House. what is and what is not allowed with an unaccompanied minor. Some of the restrictions are: In this Feb. 13, * Children typically are allowed only on nonstop flights. 2018 file photo, * Children usually are not allowed on the last flight of the day. Don Lemon * Some airlines will not allow a child on if there is a second attends a special carrier involved. screening of * Generally speaking, children are not charged an adult fare or “Black Panther” additional fees. in New York. -- Karen V. in Atlanta Lemon says he ‘misspoke’ when he claimed Fox News did not report on the resignation of White House Communication Director Hope Hicks. Lemon called Fox “Trump TV” or “state-run TV” on his show Wednesday, Feb. 28. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/ AP, File) March 2, 9, 16, 2018 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Gladys D. Alcaide to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Century 21 Mortgage, dated December 1, 2004 and recor- ded in Hampden County Re- gistry of Deeds in Book 14666, Page 553 (the “Mortgage”) of which mortgage J.P. Morgan Mortgage Trust 2005-A3, Mort- gage Pass-Through Certificates, U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee, successor in in- terest to Wachovia Bank, N.A., as Trustee is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Century 21 Mortgage, its successors and assigns to JP Morgan Mortgage Trust 2005-A3, Mortgage Pass- Through Certificates, US Bank March 2, 9, 16, 2018 National Association, as Trust- ee, successor in interest to MORTGAGEE'S SALE Wachovia Bank, NA, as Trustee OF REAL ESTATE dated August 14, 2015 recorded in Hampden County Registry of By virtue of and in execution of Deeds in Book 20838, Page the Power of Sale contained in a 330, for breach of conditions of certain mortgage given by said mortgage and for the pur- Gladys D. Alcaide to Mortgage pose of foreclosing the same, Electronic Registration Systems, the mortgaged premises located Inc. acting solely as a nominee at 78 Heggie Drive, Westfield, for Century 21 Mortgage, dated MA 01085 will be sold at a Pub- December 1, 2004 and recor- lic Auction at 1:00 PM on March ded in Hampden County Re- 29, 2018, at the mortgaged gistry of Deeds in Book 14666, premises, more particularly de- Page 553 (the “Mortgage”) of scribed below, all and singular which mortgage J.P. Morgan Mortgage Trust 2005-A3, Mort- the premises described in said gage Pass-Through Certificates, mortgage, to wit: U.S.Bank National Association, as Trustee, successor in in- The land in Westfield, Hampden terest to Wachovia Bank, N.A., County, Massachusetts, being as Trustee is the present holder known and designated as Lot by assignment from Mortgage #38 (thirty-eight) as shown on Electronic Registration Systems, the plan entitled "Valley View Inc., as nominee for Century 21 Subdivision #5 David A. & Cath- Mortgage, its successors and erine C. Heggie, Westfield, assigns to JP Morgan Mortgage Mass.", recorded in the Hamp- Trust 2005-A3, Mortgage Pass- den County Registry of Deeds, March 2, 9, 16, 2018 Through Certificates, US Bank Book of Plans 40, Page 59, said National Association, as Trust- lot being bounded and de- MORTGAGEE'S SALE ee, successor in interest to scribed as follows: OF REAL ESTATE Wachovia Bank, NA, as Trustee dated August 14, 2015 recorded By virtue of and in execution of EASTERLY by Heggie Drive, in Hampden County Registry of one hundred (100) feet; the Power of Sale contained in a Deeds in Book 20838, Page certain mortgage given by 330, for breach of conditions of Gladys D. Alcaide to Mortgage said mortgage and for the pur- SOUTHERLY by Lot #39 (thirty- Electronic Registration Systems, pose of foreclosing the same, nine) as shown on said plan, two Inc. acting solely as a nominee the mortgaged premises located hundred Twenty and 80/100 for Century 21 Mortgage, dated at 78 Heggie Drive, Westfield, (220.80) feet; December 1, 2004 and recor- MA 01085 will be sold at a Pub- ded in Hampden County Re- lic Auction at 1:00 PM on March WESTERLY by land of Ko- gistry of Deeds in Book 14666, towski, one hundred (100) feet; Page 553 (the “Mortgage”) of 29, 2018, at the mortgaged which mortgage J.P. Morgan premises, more particularly de- and Mortgage Trust 2005-A3, Mort- scribed below, all and singular gage Pass-Through Certificates, the premises described in said NORTHERLY by lot #37 (thirty- U.S.Bank National Association, mortgage, to wit: seven) as shown on said plan, as Trustee, successor in in- two hundred twenty and 73/100 terest to Wachovia Bank, N.A., The land in Westfield, Hampden (220.73) feet. as Trustee is the present holder County, Massachusetts, being by assignment from Mortgage known and designated as Lot Being the same premises con- Electronic Registration Systems, #38 (thirty-eight) as shown on veyed to Gladys D. Alcaide by Inc., as nominee for Century 21 the plan entitled "Valley View deed of Gayle S. Leavy dated Mortgage, its successors and Subdivision #5 David A. & Cath- November 22, 2004 and recor- assigns to JP Morgan Mortgage erine C. Heggie, Westfield, Trust 2005-A3, Mortgage Pass- Mass.", recorded in the Hamp- ded in the Hampden County Re- Through Certificates, US Bank den County Registry of Deeds, gistry of Deeds herewith. National Association, as Trust- Book of Plans 40, Page 59, said ee, successor in interest to lot being bounded and de- For mortgagor’s title see deed Wachovia Bank, NA, as Trustee scribed as follows: recorded with the Hampden dated August 14, 2015 recorded County Registry of Deeds in in Hampden County Registry of EASTERLY by Heggie Drive, Book 14666, Page 551. Deeds in Book 20838, Page one hundred (100) feet; 330, for breach of conditions of The premises will be sold sub- said mortgage and for the pur- SOUTHERLY by Lot #39 (thirty- ject to any and all unpaid taxes pose of foreclosing the same, nine) as shown on said plan, two the mortgaged premises located and other municipal assess- at 78 Heggie Drive, Westfield, hundred Twenty and 80/100 ments and liens, and subject to MA 01085 will be sold at a Pub- (220.80) feet; prior liens or other enforceable lic Auction at 1:00 PM on March encumbrances of record entitled 29, 2018, at the mortgaged WESTERLY by land of Ko- to precedence over this mort- premises, more particularly de- towski, one hundred (100) feet; gage, and subject to and with scribed below, all and singular and the benefit of all easements, re- the premises described in said strictions, reservations and con- mortgage, to wit: NORTHERLY by lot #37 (thirty- seven) as shown on said plan, ditions of record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of The land in Westfield, Hampden two hundred twenty and 73/100 County, Massachusetts, being (220.73) feet. parties in possession. known and designated as Lot #38 (thirty-eight) as shown on Being the same premises con- Terms of the Sale: Cash, cash- the plan entitled "Valley View veyed to Gladys D. Alcaide by ier's or certified check in the sum Subdivision #5 David A. & Cath- deed of Gayle S. Leavy dated of $5,000.00 as a deposit must erine C. Heggie, Westfield, November 22, 2004 and recor- be shown at the time and place Mass.", recorded in the Hamp- ded in the Hampden County Re- of the sale in order to qualify as THE WESTFIELD NEWS den County Registry of Deeds, gistry of DeedsWWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM herewith. a bidder (the mortgage holder FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018 - PAGE 15 Book of Plans 40, Page 59, said and its designee(s) are exempt lot being bounded and de- For mortgagor’s title see deed from this requirement); high bid- scribed as follows: recorded with the Hampden der to sign written Memor- County Registry of Deeds in andum of Sale upon accept-DEADLINE: 2PM THE DAY BEFORE EASTERLY by Heggie Drive, Book 14666, Page 551. one hundred (100) feet; ance of bid; balance of pur- chase price payable in cash or The premises will be sold sub- SOUTHERLY by Lot #39 (thirty- by certified check in thirty (30) nine) as shown on said plan, two ject to any and all unpaid taxes days from the date of the sale at To Advertise Call hundred Twenty and 80/100 and other municipal assess- the offices of mortgagee's attor- (220.80) feet; ments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 413-562-4181 Ext. 118 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite WESTERLY by land of Ko- encumbrances of record entitled CLASSIFIEDCLASSIFIEDto precedence over this mort- 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such Available Online 24/7towski, at www.thewest one hundred (100)fieldnews.com/classifieds feet; other time as may be desig- Email [email protected] and gage, and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, re- nated by mortgagee. The de- NORTHERLY by lot #37 (thirty- strictions, reservations and con- scription for the premises con- Legal Notices seven) as shown on said plan, ditions of record and subject to tained in said mortgage shall Auto For Sale Help Wanted two hundred twenty and 73/100 all tenancies and/or rights of control in the event of a typo- (220.73) feet. parties in possession. graphical error in this publica- 1999 FORD RANGER, cab and March 2, 9, 16, 2018 tion. a-half with tool box. Inspection Part Time Being the same premises con- Terms of the Sale: Cash, cash- ready. $3500. 413-568-7827. MORTGAGEE'S SALE veyed to Gladys D. Alcaide by ier's or certified check in the sum Other terms to be announced at Teacher Assistant OF REAL ESTATE deed of Gayle S. Leavy dated of $5,000.00 as a deposit must the sale. November 22, 2004 and recor- Mother’s hours. Several be shown at the time and place TIMOTHY'SAUTOSALES. mornings and/or some after- By virtue of and in execution of ded in the Hampden County Re- of the sale in order to qualify as gistry of Deeds herewith. J.P. Morgan Mortgage Stop by and see us! We might noons to work with toddlers the Power of Sale contained in a a bidder (the mortgage holder Trust 2005-A3, Mortgage have exactly what you're look- with special needs in Early certain mortgage given by and its designee(s) are exempt For mortgagor’s title see deed Pass-Through Certificates, ing for, if not, let us find it for Intervention program. High Gladys D. Alcaide to Mortgage from this requirement); high bid- U.S. Bank National Association, you! Bartlett Street, Westfield. School diploma and experi- recorded with the Hampden der to sign written Memor- (413)568-2261. Electronic Registration Systems, County Registry of Deeds in as Trustee, successor in Specializing in ence working with young chil- Inc. acting solely as a nominee andum of Sale upon accept- vehicles under $4,000. dren required. Book 14666, Page 551. ance of bid; balance of pur- interest to Wachovia Bank, for Century 21 Mortgage, dated N.A., as Trustee December 1, 2004 and recor- chase price payable in cash or Submit resume to: The premises will be sold sub- by certified check in thirty (30) Help Wanted ded in Hampden County Re- ject to any and all unpaid taxes Korde & Associates, P.C. Thom Westfield Infant and other municipal assess- days from the date of the sale at gistry of Deeds in Book 14666, the offices of mortgagee's attor- 900 Chelmsford Street and Toddler Services Page 553 (the “Mortgage”) of ments and liens, and subject to Suite 3102 209 Root Road Suite #2 prior liens or other enforceable ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., which mortgage J.P. Morgan 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite Lowell, MA 01851 Graphic Designer Wanted Westfield, MA 01085 Mortgage Trust 2005-A3, Mort- encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mort- 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such (978) 256-1500 gage Pass-Through Certificates, other time as may be desig- Alcaide, Gladys, 15-022582 Express your creativity and be or call Charlene at gage, and subject to and with part of our team. Part-time 413.568.3942 ext. 188 U.S. Bank National Association, the benefit of all easements, re- nated by mortgagee. The de- as Trustee, successor in in- scription for the premises con- mid-level graphic design strictions, reservations and con- position available. Customer terest to Wachovia Bank, N.A., ditions of record and subject to tained in said mortgage shall as Trustee is the present holder control in the event of a typo- Service and Multi-tasking all tenancies and/or rights of skills required. Fast paced by assignment from Mortgage parties in possession. graphical error in this publica- environment. Must have work- TOWN OF RUSSELL Electronic Registration Systems, tion. ing knowledge of Photoshop, 65 Main Street Inc., as nominee for Century 21 Terms of the Sale: Cash, cash- Illustrator, and InDesign. Russell, MA 01071 Mortgage, its successors and ier's or certified check in the sum Other terms to be announced at assigns to JP Morgan Mortgage of $5,000.00 as a deposit must the sale. Please send resume to: POSITION AVAILABLE Trust 2005-A3, Mortgage Pass- be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as J.P. Morgan Mortgage [email protected] MUNICIPAL CABLE T.V. Through Certificates, US Bank a bidder (the mortgage holder INTERNET MANAGER National Association, as Trust- Trust 2005-A3, Mortgage and itsHelp designee(s) Us are exempt GrowPass-Through & Certificates,You WIN! ee, successor in interest to from this requirement); high bid- PART-TIME Wachovia Bank, NA, as Trustee U.S. Bank National Association, MANUFACTURING der to sign written Memor- as Trustee, successor in POSITION dated August 14, 2015 recorded andum of Sale upon accept- Busy manufacturing, distribution Office: Town Hall Refer a Friend,interest Family to Wachovia Member Bank, Hours: 15-20 Hours Weekly in Hampden County Registry of ance of bid; balance of pur- N.A., as Trustee facility seeks ambitious mechan- Deeds in Book 20838, Page chase price payableor Co-Worker in cash or and You will ically inclined person to join our 330, for breach of conditions of by certified check in thirty (30) team and learn to operate, Experience: days from the date of the sale at Korde & Associates, P.C. Management, Customer Ser- said mortgage and for the pur- 900 Chelmsford Street clean, maintain and rebuild ma- pose of foreclosing the same, the officesreceive of mortgagee's a attor- $20.00 Gift Certificate chinery. Precision measurement vice, Excellent Phone skills, ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., Suite 3102 Microsoft Word, Excel, Acess the mortgaged premises located Lowell, MA 01851 and cutting tool experience a 900 Chelmsford Street,to a SuiteLocal Restaurant! plus. We offer a clean working (monthly billing in Access), at 78 Heggie Drive, Westfield, 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such (978) 256-1500 MA 01085 will be sold at a Pub- Alcaide, Gladys, 15-022582 environment and excellent bene- other time as may be desig-~ New Customer INformatIoN ~ fit package. * Knowledge of TV & Internet lic Auction at 1:00 PM on March nated by mortgagee. The de- Send information to: 29, 2018, at the mortgaged scription for the premises con- [email protected] *One monthly evening meet- premises, more particularly de- tainedName: in said ______mortgage shall ing scribed below, all and singular control in the event of a typo- the premises described in said graphicalAddress: error ______in this publica- Full application available at mortgage, to wit: tion. Town Hall. Phone #: ______Return application and re- The land in Westfield, Hampden Other terms to be announced at the sale. sume to Town Hall by 12 County, Massachusetts, being Amount: _____ $117 / 26 Weeks -OR- _____ $210.00 / 1Year noon, March 15, 2018. known and designated as Lot J.P. Morgan Mortgage Russell Cable PO#372, #38 (thirty-eight) as shown on Trust 2005-A3, Mortgage Russell MA 01071 the plan entitled "Valley View Pass-ThroughCheck # Certificates, ______Credit Card # ______413-862-6204 Subdivision #5 David A. & Cath- U.S. Bank National Association, erine C. Heggie, Westfield, as Trustee, successor in Mass.", recorded in the Hamp- interestReferral to Wachovia Name: Bank, ______den County Registry of Deeds, N.A., as Trustee Pets Book of Plans 40, Page 59, said Address: ______lot being bounded and de- Korde & Associates, P.C. THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE scribed as follows: 900 Chelmsford Street HOME PET SITTING SERVICE Suite 3102 subscription must be paid in advance. referring party must be a Vacation care, over night Lowell, MA 01851 EASTERLY by Heggie Drive, sittings, daily dog walks. (978) 256-1500 current subscriber to receive Gift Certificate. 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