SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018

Coming Monday ELDER ABUSE Shame on us

Beginning Monday, The Item will publish a three-day series focusing on a disturbing but real phenomenon: elder abuse. As the nation ages and the number of seniors increase and live longer in their homes, physical, emotional, and nancial elder abuse are rising. In this series, we tell the stories of vic- tims of emotional abuse, reveal disturbing data on how many seniors are affected, and detail the state’s efforts to combat abuse. We detail cases of abuse and the challeng- es of prosecuting them. We also examine nancial exploitation of seniors and how to identify it. The series also offers ways for seniors to protect themselves and how you can help an elder who may be facing abuse.

Marblehead sets its site Little hero for new school Lynn students By Bridget Turcotte comes up big ITEM STAFF look into MARBLEHEAD — The town may replace three aging schools with a new building in Peabody at the site of the current Malcolm L. Bell their futures By Adam Swift Jaelyn Richard- School on Baldwin Road. By Bella diGrazia Lupita the ITEM STAFF son wears a nurs- The Gerry School Building Committee on FOR THE ITEM Skeleton, from Thursday voted unanimously to recommend es hat given to the NSCC PEABODY — It’s not the kind the 6.4-acre Bell site for the new building LYNN — Juniors and seniors her by the school Science De- of thing you want to wake up to, over two other options that would have been from several Lynn high schools partment, was nurse at Welch located at the current site of the Bud Orne especially if you’re only 8 years spent Friday experiencing life as dressed up in Elementary Playground. old. School after she a North Shore Community College campus gear Early Wednesday morning, School Committee chairwoman Meredith (NSCC) student. saved her grand- Tedford said her board was attending the as a way to Jaelyn Richardson’s grand- mother with an Students from Lynn Classical, encourage stu- mother was having an allergic meeting to fully understand the decision Lynn English, Lynn Vocational Tech- EpiPen when she made by the building committee. dents to pur- reaction. The Welch Elementary nical Institute, and Fecteau-Leary was having an The School Committee will discuss the chase items School third-grader and her chi- allergic reaction proposal at a meeting on Thursday at 7 p.m. toured the college. It’s the third year during the huahua, Tony, were the only ones this past week. at the Marblehead High School Library. the school has brought Lynn high school tour on home. The town is working with the Massachu- school students in for a visit. Friday. HERO, A7 ITEM PHOTO | setts School Building Authority, a quasi-in- NSCC, A7 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK dependent government authority that helps BELLA DIGRAZIA fund the construction of school buildings, to construct a new elementary school that would combine and replace the Elbridge Gerry, L.H. Cof n, and Bell elementary schools. At Thursday’s meeting, Architect Gene Raymond of Raymond Design Associates, Inc. presented two potential layout options for a school on the Bud Orne property, which is more than 3.5 acres in size, and one for the Bell property. The building committee narrowed 22 potential sites down to the two options at a previous meeting. The smaller Bud Orne site would have required the 86,000-square-foot school to be taller, and studies showed the proposed three-story building would have cast shad- ows on more than a dozen homes, including one that would have been blocked from sun- light all day. Committee member Ben Berman thanked Raymond for presenting an additional op- tion for the Bud Orne site. “It was very important we looked at Bud at every angle possible,” said Berman. “We exhausted every angle of Bud and the mes- sage we’ve sent is that we tried everything to make it work.” Superintendent Maryann Perry said she hoped the Bud Orne site would be a good t, but ultimately supported the Bell option. “I so wanted the school to be on the Bud Orne Classical students try site,” said Perry. “I felt it was the opportunity Vietnam vets have their hands at boxing MARBLEHEAD, A7 their day in Lynn

By Gayla Cawley By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF INSIDE ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Lynn Classical High Classical In Lynn LYNN — When Robert Quinn re- President of School students packed a punch for physical edu- turned home from Vietnam in 1967, the VVA Chap- their trip to Title Boxing Club this cation teacher Iconic TV show ‘Lost in Space’ there was no ticker tape parade, ter 908, Walter week. Joan Wiend- lands in Lynn. A3 welcome celebrations or thank yous Gutherie of Angel Galiotzakis, 15, a sophomore, czak, left, and for his service. Lynn, looks and Noah Corbishley, 17, a senior, Jennelly Ma- In Revere Instead, he was met by a public who on during the were among 30 Classical students tos learn how Flying high with bond rating. A4 had grown weary of the con ict and honoring of to box during Vietnam vet- and three students from Classical’s In Sports wanted the U.S. to end its involve- Creating Opportunities for Autis- a school trip ment in the Southeast Asia nation. erans at Lynn Tech baseball optimistic tic Children (COACh) program who to Title “The day after I came back from City Hall on were introduced to boxing during a Boxing. as new era begins. B1 Vietnam, there was an anti-war ral- Friday. visit to Title Boxing this week. • ly in Wake eld which I attended in ITEM PHOTO | Saugus native Vitukevitch to run ITEM PHOTO | BOXING, A7 GAYLA CAWLEY Marathon for Mass General. B1 VETERANS, A7 SPENSER HASAK

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Mary Barbara Vienneau, 91 Warren calls for new federal 1927-2018 ORMOND BEACH, 1946. She worked approach to opioid crisis Fla. — Mary Barbara for the U.S. State (Steeves) Vienneau, Department, Office By Steve LeBlanc ment to spend a record 91, entered into eter- of German Affairs in ASSOCIATED PRESS $4.6 billion this year to nal life on March 22 Washington, D.C., pri- fight the crisis, which surrounded by her or to marrying Lau- BOSTON — U.S. Sen. killed 42,000 Americans loving children at her rence Vienneau on Elizabeth Warren is call- in 2016. daughter’s home in June 27, 1953. Mary ing for the federal gov- Some advocates said the Ormond Beach, Fla. and Larry moved to ernment to confront the funding isn’t enough to opioid addiction crisis She is predeceased Marshfield in 1954 create the kind of treat- like it ultimately attacked by seven months by her late and then moved to Duxbury ment system needed to the AIDS epidemic in the husband of 64 years, Lau- where they raised their chil- reverse the crisis. A White 1980s. rence E. Vienneau. dren. They also lived in Monu- House report last fall said The Massachusetts Mary was born on Jan. 17, ment Beach and Plymouth be- the overdose epidemic Democrat said Friday that 1927. Her birth name was fore moving to Ormond Beach, costs the country more Mary Barbara (O’Brien) John- Fla., in 2014. she will be unveiling leg- islation next week with than $500 billion a year. son. Her early childhood was Mary was a devoted wife Warren said her bill is spent in Boston. She was and mother. She loved to sing, Democratic U.S. Rep. Eli- jah Cummings, of Mary- modeled after the Ryan adopted at the age of 12 by to speak with an “Irish Brogue” White CARE Act, which Reginald and Obeline Steeves and make others laugh. She land, that would pump $100 billion in federal targeted federal funds to of Lynn. was a lifelong devout Cath- areas of the country most She is survived by her sis- olic. She enjoyed reading, funding over the next 10 years to help communi- impacted by the HIV virus. ter, Joanne Brady of Hayden, discussing politics, spending White, an Indiana teen- Idaho and her sister-in-law, time with her extended family ties battle the crisis that claims tens of thousands ager, became a global ad- Barbara Doyle of Wakefield. and following Boston sports FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vocate for AIDS patients Mary is also survived by her teams, especially the Red of lives each year. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks at a ral- after he contracted the dis- seven children and spous- Sox and Celtics. Mary loved to Warren said the goal ly outside the Consumer Financial Protection ease through a blood trans- es, Laurence Jr. (Suhtling) of travel and traveled extensively is to make sure funding Lake Mary, Fla., Michael (Bar- with her husband. Her favorite goes directly to the hard- Bureau headquarters in Washington. fusion. He died in 1990. bara Condon) of Nantucket, place to visit was Ireland; she est-hit counties where There are parallels be- Suzanne (Terry) of Ormond felt a strong affinity to Irish the most people are dying pace, Warren said sources necessary to root tween the early years of Beach, Fla., Carol of Plymouth, Culture. from drug overdoses. The “Empty rhetoric and half it out.” the AIDS epidemic and the Mary-Alyce (Phil Eberhardt) of The most important influ- bill also would ensure a measures won’t get the job Warren made the an- opioid crisis, Warren said. East Quogue, N.Y., Joan Bun- ence in her life was her be- portion of the money goes done,” said Warren, who is nouncement during a visit In both instances, peo- nell (Jimmy) of Kingston, and loved husband Larry. They directly from the federal facing re-election in No- to an area of Boston previ- ple were stigmatized and Joseph (Lisa) of Austin, Texas. shared a profound love and government to clinics and vember. “We need serious ously known as the “Meth- blamed for their disease, She is also survived by 12 devotion to one another which nonprofits pioneering new legislation that doesn’t adone Mile,” but rebrand- the federal government grandchildren, Sarah Gira- was an inspiration to their models of treatment. just nibble around the ed as “Recovery Road.” under-invested in basic gosian (Elise), Kelsey Tsinzo children and grandchildren. The crisis has been de- edges of the problem. We A spending plan signed science and lawmakers (Gregory), Jessie Brawner Their 64 years of marriage and cades in the making, but need serious legislation by President Donald initially lacked the cour- (Darian), Nellie (Sam) and friendship was a gift and a the response of the federal that attacks the problem Trump last month com- age to confront the crisis, Georgina (Chris) Morley, Hay- treasured legacy. government hasn’t kept hard and commits the re- mits the federal govern- she said. ley Bunnell (Nicholas), Mor- Service information: A gan Brawner, Lawson and Sian combined Celebration of Life Vienneau, and Olivia, Michael for both Mary and Larry will and Emily Vienneau. She is be celebrated on Wednesday, Mount Ida College to close; also survived by four nieces June 20 at 11:30 a.m. at and four nephews. Holy Family Church, Duxbury, Mary graduated from St. with Father Frank Cloherty Mary’s High School, Lynn, in officiating. UMass to take over campus NEWTON (AP) — Mount campus in Newton and way forward that ensures community college or a cer- Ida College, a small liber- use it for “career prepara- the well-being of our stu- tificate program offered at al arts school that traces tion programs,” in science dents, enhances the aca- a high school, but neither Tobi L. Hayward, 44 its roots back more than and technology fields that demic capacity of the re- offers a bachelor’s degree 1973-2018 a century, will close at the are in high demand in the gion, and preserve’s Mount like the one she was pur- end of the current semes- greater Boston area, the Ida’s legacy and history.” suing. ROCKPORT — Tobi Hayward, both of ter and its assets will be university said. A message on Mount “It makes me feel like I’m L. (Clifford) Hayward, Rockport; her broth- purchased by the Univer- Recent merger talks Ida’s website says most in a bind, like I’m stuck in 44, of Rockport, for- er, Joseph Volens sity of Massachusetts, of- between Mount Ida and majors will be offered at a rut,” the 20-year-old merly of Lynn, passed of Lynn; her sister, ficials of both institutions nearby Lasell College end- UMass, but not veteri- from South Weymouth away on Wednesday, Bobbi Jo Spillane of announced Friday. ed without an agreement, nary technology, dental said. “We were all just April 4, 2018, at the Kentucky; her partner Under the agreement, likely striking the final hygiene, funeral services devastated because it was Addison Gilbert Hos- of 1 ½ years, Jimmy undergraduate students blow to Mount Ida as a vi- education or interior de- a big slap in the face.” pital, Gloucester. Castro of Lynnfield; in good standing at Mount able private institution. sign. It said the school is Mount Ida’s website says She was born in niece and nephews, Ida would be offered au- “The challenges for small looking for other “path- faculty and staff can work Orlando, Fla., on Oct. Chloe Volens, Noah tomatic admission to the colleges in the current ways” for those students through the semester and 6, 1973, daughter of the late Volens, Nick, Rodney and CJ Dartmouth campus of the economic and demograph- but didn’t provide details. will be notified about “next Walter and Jacquelyn (Co- Spillane; her close friends, University of Massachu- ic landscape are signifi- Freshman veterinary steps” as soon as possible. osen) Clifford. Tobi attended Anne Cooney, Bob Cooney, setts so they can complete cant,” said Barry Brown, technology student Dan- Marston said some of her Lynn English High School. She Steve Cooney, all of Rockport, their degrees. the school’s president, in a ielle Marston said she professors were already worked for Best Home Care as Bonnie Lamberis of Lynn, Skye UMass will take over statement. “Working with doesn’t know what she’ll told they would lose their a home health aide for several Sanchioni of Arizona, and nu- the 74-acre Mount Ida UMass, we have devised a do. She could transfer to a jobs. years. merous family members and Tobi was the most loving friends. and caring person you would Service information: Fishermen, environmentalists: Fight over monitors not over ever want to meet. She had Her funeral service will be a great sense of humor and held in the GREELY Funer- PORTLAND, Maine (AP) shire Sen. Jeanne Sha- ing sustainable. Fisher- shift. The U.S. Supreme quite the infectious laugh that al Home, 212 Washington — Commercial fishermen heen said last month that men say they can’t afford Court denied the petition you couldn’t help but smile St., Gloucester, on Thursday, and environmental groups a budget bill finalized by the cost themselves, as it last year. at. She loved everyone, be it April 12 at 7 p.m. A visita- agree that a longstanding Congressional leaders in- can add around $700 per Federal fishing managers humans or animals. She also tion will be held prior to the dispute over the future of cluded about $10 million to day to the cost of fishing. are in the midst of trying to loved taking care of her elderly service on Thursday from at-sea monitoring is far pay for the monitors. That “We’ve bought a year’s draw up new regulations patients. 5:30-7 p.m. Relatives and from over, despite recent means fishermen of valu- reprieve,” said David about the monitors. They The most important thing friends are cordially invited funding help from Con- able New England species Goethel, a fisherman out will likely be discussed at in Tobi’s life was her children. to attend. The burial will be gress. such as cod, haddock and of Seabrook, New Hamp- New England Fishery Man- They were her pride and joy, private. In lieu of flowers, The monitors are on- sole won’t have to pay for shire. “People better get agement Council meetings her everything. She will be contributions may be made board workers who collect the monitors this year. realistic here real fast if this spring and summer. greatly missed by all who in her name to the Joslin data to help inform fishing But fishing groups, and they want to eat New En- Roger Fleming, an attor- knew her. Diabetes Center, 1 Joslin regulations. The federal the environmentalists gland seafood, because the ney with San Francisco, She is survived by her Place, Boston, MA 02215. government moved the who watch them, say the costs associated with it California-based environ- daughter, McKenzie Gray of For online condolences, cost of paying for them to government and industry are just prohibitive.” mental group Earthjustice, Rockport; two sons, Michael please visit www.greelyfuner- fishermen in some North- need to work together on Goethel was part of a said finding an affordable Hayward Jr. and Matthew alhome.com. east fisheries in 2016. a long-term solution to federal lawsuit filed in way to collect data about Democratic New Hamp- make paying for monitor- protest of the monitor cost fisheries is imperative.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Brother-in-law of former Sigh pleaded not guilty The two areas total Alan’s body was found nature beverages and is Resorts. Gov. Deval Patrick arrested at his arraignment in nearly 390,000 acres. inside the basement bomb designed as an afternoon The company is build- Quincy District Court The department said shelter at his Rutland snack. ing a $2.4 billion resort BOSTON (AP) — The Friday afternoon. it identified areas that home. Prosecutors say he The test will gather casino in Everett, just brother-in-law of former A judge revoked Sigh’s can support a large-scale had been stabbed dozens of feedback from customers outside of Boston. Democratic Massachusetts bail, and he will be held commercial wind project, times, and his head, arms and employees to help The commission began Gov. Deval Patrick has for 90 days. He’s due back while minimizing the im- and legs were severed. determine whether to sell a review of Wynn’s been arrested for violating in court on May 4. Sigh’s pacts to fishing habitats, Dowjat took the stand in the items nationally. suitability for the proj- a restraining order in an attorney, Jose Sanabria, marine species, and other his own defense to say the Dunkin’ Donuts and ect after the allegations ongoing criminal case. declined to comment to uses of the outer conti- killing was in self-defense. other coffee chains are involving Steve Wynn The Boston Globe the Globe. nental shelf. He said he had not talked trying to upgrade their surfaced in January. reports that Bernard In February, Sigh was The department said to his brother since 1988 food menus to get more The consultant, HLT Sigh, 66, was arrested indicted by a grand jury in- that a notice for the and went to his home “to people to stop throughout Advisory, has previously Friday on a Milton police dicted Sigh on kidnapping, proposed wind power get some level of linkage the day. Starbucks, for ex- worked with state regu- warrant. rape, and assault charges. commercial development back.” He said Alan start- ample, has been tinkering lators. The Canadian firm According to the Nor- on the outer continental ed punching him. with its salads, sandwich- provided financial and folk district attorney’s of- Two areas off state available shelf off Massachusetts es and snacks to boost economic analysis that fice Sigh tried to contact for offshore wind energy will be published on April Dunkin’ Donuts selling fries, sales at lunchtime. contributed to Wynn’s se- the victim in a domestic 11. There will be a 60-day pretzels and chicken tenders lection for the only resort assault case. BOSTON (AP) — The public comment period. Gambling regulators casino license in eastern Department of the BOSTON (AP) — Want ramp up Wynn probe Massachusetts. Interior has announced Man convicted of killing, some fries with that IN MEMORIAM that two additional areas doughnut? BOSTON (AP) — Mas- GAIL M. GRANESE dismembering brother EIGHTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY located off Massachusetts Dunkin’ Donuts is sachusetts casino regula- are now available for WORCESTER (AP) — A selling Donut Fries along tors are stepping up their 781-593-7700 2010 ~ APRIL 7 ~ 2018 Publishing Daily, except Sundays commercial wind energy Massachusetts man has with other non-traditional probe of Wynn Resorts in USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 development. been convicted of killing products as part of a new the wake of sexual mis- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA U.S. Interior Secretary and dismembering his $2 snacking menu at a conduct allegations that and additional offices. Ryan Zinke said Friday estranged brother, whose small number of its stores led to the departure of the Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions that the area has tre- body was found in a Cold in the Boston area. company’s former chair- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States mendous offshore wind War-era bomb shelter. In addition to the fries, man, Steve Wynn. $20.00 for 4 weeks energy potential. He said The Telegram & Gazette customers can order pret- The Boston Herald $65.00 for 13 weeks the Trump administration reports that 68-year- zel bites, waffle-breaded reports the Massachu- $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year supports “an all-of-the- old Michael Dowjat, of chicken tenders, Munch- setts Gaming Commission Send payment to and POSTMASTER, above energy policy and Holden, was found guilty kin dippers and a glu- has asked a consultant send address changes to: Gone from our lives one so dear, using every tool available Friday of second-degree ten-free brownie. to examine whether the The Daily Item But in our hearts, forever near. to achieve American ener- murder in the 2014 death Dunkin’ Donuts says the scandal has impacted the 110 Munroe St. Lovingly remembered and sadly gy dominance.” of 59-year-old David Alan. menu is paired with sig- financial stability of Wynn P.O. Box 5 missed by her family and friends. Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3

Support for veterans parade Revere flying high with bond rating

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF REVERE — A combination of a strong economy, budget surpluses, and a pipeline of more than 2,500 waterfront apartments has boosted the city’s bond rating to a re- cord high. Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings, the New York financial services publisher of independent analytics, has upgraded Re- vere to AA with a stable outlook, up from AA- rating. “Revere is doing very well and it’s ben- efiting from the expansion of Boston’s Seaport District where housing has be- come so expensive,” said Steven Waldeck, an S&P ratings analyst and co-author of the report. “The construction of thousands of apartments on Revere’s waterfront is attracting high-income residents and we expect that trend to continue as long as Boston continues to boom.” Like a person’s individual credit score, a city’s bond rating describes its credit wor- Wheelabrator Technologies Market Manager John Farese presented a $10,000 donation from Wheelabra- thiness to potential borrowers and inves- tor Saugus to the committee coordinating the 2018 North Shore Veterans Appreciation Parade, which tors. will be held Sept. 16 in Lynn. From left: David Solimine Sr., Jane Cahill, Roger P. Comeau, Steve Castinet- The seven-page report said Revere’s bud- ti, Malcolm Maloon, Farese, Lynn Veterans Services director Michael Sweeney, parade chairman John getary performance is strong. The city had Sacherski, Paul Gouthro, Diane Sacherski and Adele Hultgren. Sacherski, a Vietnam veteran, said the operating surpluses of 3.7 percent in the committee is hopes to raise $60,000-$70,000 to stage the parade. general fund and 4.9 percent extra across all governmental funds in 2017. While Revere has appropriated surplus revenue toward its budget, it has success- Iconic TV show ‘Lost in Space’ lands in Lynn fully reduced reliance on reserves to bal- ance the budget for the past three years, the report found. LYNN — Elevator Interi- “We believe Revere’s budgetary flexi- or Design will open its 100 bility will likely remain very strong with Marine Blvd. facility to the management’s continuous efforts to re- public for free viewing of the duce overspending and tighten expendi- Chariot and the Lost in Space ture control,” S&P wrote. B9 Robot on April 13. Doors Mayor Brian Arrigo said the city has open at 4:30 p.m. achieved its highest bond rating since rat- Mark Goddard, who played ings companies began providing them in Major Don West in the mid- 1978. 1960s television show, will “This signifies the financial strength of also make an appearance. our community,” said Arrigo in a state- His visit and Elevator Inte- ment. “The rating is a testament of all the rior Design’s chance to show hard work and diligent effort by all of us the Chariot off to the public in city government whose objective is to comes as Netflix is reviving improve the quality of life for all of our Lost in Space, which ran from residents.” 1965 to 1968 as America’s push to land on the moon ap- Thomas Grillo can be reached at tgrillo@ proached its climax. itemlive.com. The reboot features state- of-the-art computer graphics and stays true to the origi- nal’s family-centered themes. Lynn Drug Task Force In September 2015, Elevator Interior Design unveiled its seven-month project of recre- Hotline ating the Lost in Space Char- The recreated Chariot and B9 Robot from Lost in Space will be on display on iot transport vehicle from the April 13 at 100 Marine Blvd. hit TV show. The Chariot was 781-477-4444 unveiled at East Coast Com- part in the creation and de- the Robot can also be pur- made and EID has thrived CALL 24 HOURS A DAY ic-Con in New Jersey with velopment of the new Lost in chased. ever since,” said company original cast members Marta Space. Elevator Interior Design President John Antonellis. Kristen (Judy), Goddard, An- Many of the EID team mem- occupies over 35,000 square Antonellis said EID also or text the word gela Cartwright (Penny) and bers are residents of Lynn feet of design-build manu- benefits from a great relation- Billy Mumy (Will). and the surrounding area, facturing space in Lynn and ship with Bonnie Carr and tiplynn and The Chariot was built to ex- and in celebration of the new builds custom elevator cabs Lynn Vocational Technical In- your tip to act specifications and screen Lost in Space series premiere, for the Northeast, New York stitute. accuracy by the EID Custom the Chariot team wanted to and Washington construction “Bonnie has placed extreme- “tip411” (847411) Design-Build Team using do something special for the and real estate markets. ly talented and technically original 20th Century Fox community and local fans. EID relocated to Lynn more skilled students at EID. It’s blueprints provided by film Next Friday’s Chariot show- than 10 years ago with the as- a real testament to the suc- All reports of neighborhood producer, director, and screen- case and visit by Goddard in- sistance and encouragement cess of the Lynn educational activity will be investigated. writer Kevin Burns, who is cludes opportunities to obtain of Lynn/EDIC team led by system as it prepares student Callers may remain anonymous. also the custodian of Irwin signed personalized photo- Executive Director James M. to be career ready with aca- Allen Properties. graphs with “Major West” and Cowdell. demic and technical skills,” Spanish menu available Burns played an integral photos with the Chariot and “It’s the best move we ever he said.

Judge: Assault weapons ban BEVERLY AND ADDISON GILBERT HOSPITALS doesn’t violate 2nd Amendment Keep Your Career Local By Alanna call it democracy.” it cannot fire in fully auto- Durkin Richer State Attorney Gen- matic mode. Career opportunities available ASSOCIATED PRESS eral Maura Healey said But Young dismissed the ruling “vindicates that argument, noting in various departments BOSTON — Assault the right of the people of including: RNs for Critical weapons and large-ca- that the semi-automatic Massachusetts to protect pacity magazines are not AR-15’s design is based Care, OR, Psych, Emergency themselves from these protected by the Second on guns “that were first weapons of war.” & Med/Surg/Tele, OB, Skin Amendment, a federal manufactured for mili- “Strong gun laws save judge said in a ruling Fri- tary purposes” and that Care RNs, CNAs, MAs, Med lives, and we will not be day upholding Massachu- the AR-15 is “common and Techs, Surg Techs, Sterile intimidated by the gun setts’ ban on the weapons. well-known in the mili- Techs, Pharmacy Techs, U.S. District Judge Wil- lobby in our efforts to end tary.” liam Young dismissed a the sale of assault weap- “The AR-15 and its an- Phlebotomists, Food Service, lawsuit challenging the ons and protect our com- alogs, along with large Security, Housekeepers, munities and schools,” 20-year-old ban, saying capacity magazines, are Tumor Registrar, Respiratory assault weapons are mili- Healey, a Democrat, said simply not weapons with- Job Fair tary firearms that fall be- in a statement. “Fami- in the original meaning Therapists, PT’s, OT’s, Rehab yond the reach of the con- lies across the country of the individual consti- Lead, Social Worker, should take heart in this Monday, April 9, 2018 stitutional right to “bear tutional right to ‘bear victory.” Substance Abuse Program arms.” arms,’” Young wrote. 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Regulation of the weap- AR-15 assault-style ri- and Clinician, Patient Access Reps, ons is a matter of poli- fles are under increased Ultrasound/CT/MRI Techs. cy, not for the courts, he scrutiny because of their LAW OFFICES OF 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. JAMES J. CARRIGAN said. use in several recent mass Lecture Hall Per diem, part-time, full-time “Other states are equal- shootings, including the • Social Security Disability positions available as well as ly free to leave them un- February massacre at a • Workers Compensation Beverly Hospital regulated and available Florida high school that • Accidents volunteer opportunities left 17 people dead. 25 years located across 85 Herrick Street to their law-abiding citi- from Lynn District Court zens,” Young said. “These The Gun Owners Gun $2000 Sign on bonus 15 Johnson St. Beverly, MA policy matters are simply Owners’ Action League of for Surgical Techs not of constitutional mo- Massachusetts and other 781-596-0100 ment. Americans are not groups that filed the law- JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN afraid of bumptious, rau- suit argued that the AR- RONALD D. MALLOY EOE M/F/D/V cous and robust debate 15 cannot be considered a www.jamescarriganlaw.com about these matters. We “military weapon” because [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S Midterm massacre? Or Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey Trumpian exceptionalism? P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Woodrow Wilson lost 61, Warren dential years. Many of the younger Chief Operating O cer Chairman Customer Service Harding 77. Harry Truman lost 54, Democratic voters were supporters PŽ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Lyndon Johnson 47. Ronald Reagan of Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 lost 26, Bill Clinton 54. And Barack and have no natural repository for Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Obama? He lost 63. their efforts in midterms. The Dem- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Incumbent presidents almost al- ocrats’ best hope may be in finding 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ways watch their party lose sub- candidates who hug the extremes of Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 stantial numbers of House seats in consensus politics, but the victory of Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 their first midterm congressional centrist Conor Lamb in the special Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 elections. The exceptions are rare election last month in southwest- classi [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 — about as rare as Franklin Dela- ern Pennsylvania suggests that the Subscriptions no Roosevelt (gained nine in 1934) Democrats’ political pros will lean [email protected] and George W. Bush (gained eight away from the fringes. Circulation in 2002) being in the same sentence. — Supporters of the Tea Party [email protected] So the question that lingers in ev- coalition, particularly gun owners. ery political discussion this year is These voters could form a backlash Ext. 3 a perplexing one: Will a president against the anti-gun rallies that so Newsroom whose campaign broke every rule, inspire younger voters (above). They [email protected] are playing defense now, which may [email protected] EDITORIAL and whose presidency breaks every rule, be able to break with tradition end up mobilizing them. A danger Ext. 4 and hold the House and Senate, leg- for Republicans, however, is that islative chambers where he does not fiscal conservatives congenial to Sports [email protected] even command the full confidence the Tea Party oppose the recent Trump’s folly: and support of his own majority budget deal and may feel alienated. Ext. 5 party? The GOP hope: These voters will Retail and Online On the answer to that question get over their anger and decide it’s Advertising ‘Troops out of rests the destiny of the president’s better to have a Republican in Con- [email protected] wall along the Mexican border, the gress than a Democrat. Trump infrastructure initiative, the — Hispanics. Trump’s aggressive ADVERTISING opposition to immigration, his re- Syria! Troops to the status of Obamacare, perhaps the Peter Battinelli shape of the Supreme Court, almost cent remarks about the Dreamers Sales Representative, ext. 1217 surely the remainder of Trump’s and his devotion to the Mexican [email protected] term. wall may make many voters in this Mexican border!’ diverse group vulnerable to Demo- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Seldom — perhaps not since 1994, Director of Advertising when Clinton watched his party re- cratic entreaties. Commander in chief Donald Trump has and Business Development, ext. 1355 linquish control of the House for the — Rural voters. The farther a vot- [email protected] America’s military brass reaching for the first time in four decades — has so er lived from a metropolitan area, biggest jar of Excedrin the generals can find. Michele Iannaco much ridden on midterm congres- the more likely he or she was to After the president’s tweets and taunts of Sales Representative, ext. 1315 sional elections. And seldom — al- vote for Trump two years ago. Ru- the past few days, who could blame them? [email protected] most certainly since 1938, when ral voters have leaned Republican Two fluid situations that still were unfolding Ralph Mitchell Roosevelt tried to purge his own for some time, so this is fertile GOP Wednesday: Sales Representative, ext. 1313 party of conservatives — has the territory for Republicans. On the border with Mexico, Trump would [email protected] political world been so complex, “Anger and fear drives the votes deploy the National Guard to intensify his contradictory and contrary. here as well as ideals, but we al- Patricia Whalen crackdown on illegal immigration. That’s the This time, as in 1938 — when ways have a drop-off in midterm Sales Representative, ext. 1310 job of the U.S. Border Patrol, which says illegal [email protected] Southern conservatives asserted elections in Iowa,” says Dennis J. immigrant crossings are at their lowest since their strength in the Democrat- Goldford, a political scientist at 1971. But Trump’s not fazed. “Until we can BUSINESS OFFICE ic coalition and when prospects Drake University in Des Moines. “A have a wall and proper security, we are going for far-reaching social legislation lot of Iowa Obama voters switched Susan J. Conti to be guarding our border with the military,” dimmed — the fate of the president, to Trump. If Trump comes here and Controller, ext. 1288 he declared this week. On Wednesday, Home- says that he needs certain Repub- [email protected] land Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said and of the broader political align- ment in Washington, depends on licans in Congress, that could help Ted Grant the administration will ask governors in bor- them. And while everyone says the Publisher, ext. 1234 der states to deploy National Guard units as many moving parts. It depends, too, on turnout, which almost certainly passion is on the Democratic side, [email protected] backup for Border Patrol agents. Trump is going to work very hard In Syria, meanwhile, Trump wants to with- will be low, around 35 or 40 percent Marian Kinney and perhaps lower among Republi- to keep the passion going on the Re- ext. 1212 draw American troops. That would leave a publican side.” [email protected] volatile mix in and around that hothouse cans if custom prevails, and the par- ty out of power is more energized — Conservatives. This is a sur- country: regular military and irregular com- prisingly tricky voter group. They’re Will Kraft batants from Russia, Iran and Turkey; forc- than the party in the White House. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Here are some of the constituen- not partial to Democrats but view [email protected] es loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad; Trump with suspicion. Still, one of moderate rebels; and the remnants of Islamic cies that may plan an outsized role: Jennifer Perez — Women. Supporters of Hillary the most visible anti-Trump conser- State that also menace war-weary Syrians. vatives, William Kristol, recently ext. 1205 But Trump’s had enough, and earlier this Clinton remain angry about the [email protected] election of Trump and are likely to wrote that he checked a box declar- week announced he wants “to get out. I want Mike Shanahan flock to the polls in greater numbers ing “I am a Republican.” Thomas to bring our troops back home.” Donahue, president of the United Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 than they did in 2010 and 2014, The problem with those two strategies is States Chamber of Commerce, has [email protected] when Obama was in the White that they don’t reflect on-the-ground realities broken with Trump on some issues, House. Democrats will target mid- Carolina Trujillo on the Mexican border or in Syria. but recently wrote that “sky-high Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 dle-age and older women. The mod- The U.S. has about 2,000 troops in Syria. optimism among business leaders [email protected] el: the Virginia gubernatorial race Their job is to advise and help Syrian Kurd is a major indicator that our coun- last year, where 300,000 “extra” vot- Jim Wilson and Arab forces battle what’s left of the Is- try and our economy are moving in ers turned up at the polls, many of Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 lamic State forces, and to direct air strikes the right direction.” Count his spe- them women from suburban areas. [email protected] against the group. Though Islamic State has cial-interest group in the Republi- “The president’s approval rat- CIRCULATION been defeated in most of the territory it held, can column. ings among women is much, much including its de facto capital, Raqqa, rem- Then again, there remain many Lisa Mahmoud lower than it is among men,” says nants of the group remain near Syria’s border uncertainties. The conservative Manager, ext. 1239 Scott Jennings, a onetime aide to with Iraq. Ann Coulter recently said that [email protected] Senate Majority Leader Mitch Mc- Keeping an American troop presence in Syr- while Trump was “a coarse vulgar- CLASSIFIED ia also gums up plans of Russia and Iran to Connell of Kentucky and a political ian,” she was drawn to him in 2016 Abbe Young Smith expand their influence in the Middle East. strategist in the George W. Bush ad- but is alienated now because “he’s And it keeps Turkey from squashing U.S.- ministration. “If the Democrats are Manager, ext. 1276 totally walked away from his cen- [email protected] backed Syrian Kurdish fighters who helped reasonably competent about math, tral campaign promises.” they will see that they should try to free Raqqa. It’s unlikely voters of the Coulter NEWSROOM We acknowledge that we’re dealing here turn out as many women as possi- outlook will vote for a Democrat, Bill Brotherton with mixed signals from White House sourc- ble.” however. Maybe they’ll stay home es. The Washington Post reported that Trump — Younger voters. Democrats will Features Editor ext. 1338 and watch “Roseanne.” It is run- [email protected] has told his military leaders to ready the troop focus on this group as well, though ning, after all, what television exec- withdrawal, though he hasn’t set a timetable. perhaps more as an investment to- utives call “a revival season.” Gayla Cawley The New York Times, however, reported that ward the 2020 presidential election Reporter, ext. 1236 the White House has tried to walk back the than toward November’s midterms; David Shribman is a Pulitzer [email protected] president’s words. “The United States and these voters are notoriously un- Prize-winning columnist. He is a Cheryl Charles our partners remain committed to eliminat- interested in voting in non-presi- Swampscott High graduate. News Editor, ext. 1278 ing the small ISIS presence in Syria that [email protected] our forces have not already eradicated,” said Thomas Grillo White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Reporter, ext. 1264 Sanders. That suggested U.S. troops would re- [email protected] main in Syria. Spenser Hasak As for the Mexican border, Trump may be Photographer, ext. 1332 overselling the actual role the National Guard [email protected] would play. Nobody, we trust, envisions a mili- tary confrontation. Yes, such troops could help Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 Border Patrol agents with surveillance and [email protected] some other tasks; Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama both deployed National Steve Krause Guard troops in support roles. But Nielsen’s Sports Editor, ext. 1229 inability to discuss troop numbers in such a [email protected] border deployment, let alone its price tag, sug- Owen O’Rourke gests an initiative that’s being hastily thrown Photographer, ext. 1224 together. Or is all this White House talk pri- [email protected] marily political grandstanding? Roberto Scalese Border security is, and always will be, a top Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 priority. So is bringing American troops home [email protected] from Syria — when their mission is complete. Mark Sutherland We’ve criticized Obama for withdrawing U.S. Creative Director troops from Iraq prematurely, one reason Is- [email protected] lamic State got a foothold there. Any military deployment should be craft- Anne Marie Tobin ed more carefully than tweets, and fully ex- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 plained to citizens who contribute the man- [email protected] power and the money. In these two cases, Bridget Turcotte Trump has met neither burden. 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By Ken Thomas the-blue move when Chi- businesses and an already tury. The U.S. bought more ASSOCIATED PRESS na threatened to retaliate shaken stock market. than $500 billion in goods for the first round of tar- “They aren’t going to bul- from China last year and WASHINGTON — Un- iffs planned by the United ly him into backing down,” now is planning or consid- willing to yield, President States. But for someone said Stephen Moore, a ering penalties on some Donald Trump and Chi- who has long fashioned former Trump campaign $150 billion of those im- na’s government escalat- adviser who is now a visit- ports. The U.S. sold about ed their trade clash Fri- himself as a master ne- gotiator, Trump left it ing fellow at the Heritage $130 billion in goods to day, with Beijing vowing Foundation. He said the China in 2017 and faces to “counterattack with unclear whether he was bluffing or willing to en- Chinese “are going to have a potentially devastating great strength” if Trump to make concessions — pe- hit to its market there if follows through on threats ter a protracted trade war pitting the world’s two riod.” China responds in kind. to impose tariffs on an The White House sent Global financial markets biggest economies against FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS additional $100 billion in mixed signals on Friday have fallen sharply as the each other, with steep con- Chinese goods. as financial markets slid world’s two biggest econ- Environmental Protection Agency Adminis- Trump made his out-of- sequences for consumers, from investor concern omies squared off — the trator-designate, Oklahoma Attorney General about a significant trade Dow Jones industrial aver- Scott Pruitt, is seen on Capitol Hill in Washing- fight. Treasury Secre- age sank 572 points Friday. ton, at his confirmation hearing before the Sen- tary Steven Mnuchin told Trump told advisers ate Environment and Public Works Committee. CNBC he was “cautiously Thursday he was unhap- optimistic” that the U.S. py with China’s decision to and China could reach an tax $50 billion in American EPA chief spent agreement before any tar- products, including soy- iffs are implemented but beans and small aircraft, in added, “there is the poten- response to a U.S. move this millions on tial of a trade war.” week to impose tariffs on White House econom- $50 billion in Chinese goods. ic adviser Larry Kudlow Rather than waiting security and travel told reporters the U.S. was weeks for the U.S. tariffs “not in a trade war,” add- to be implemented, Trump By Michael Biesecker of Pruitt’s security spend- ing, “China is the problem. backed a plan by Robert ASSOCIATED PRESS ing says Perrotta oversaw Blame China, not Trump.” Lighthizer, his trade repre- a rapid expansion of the Trump’s latest propos- sentative, and was encour- WASHINGTON — En- EPA chief’s security detail PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS al intensified what was aged by Peter Navarro, a vironmental Protection to accommodate guarding already shaping up to be top White House trade ad- Agency chief Scott Pruitt’s Container ships are docked at the Yangshan him day and night, even the biggest trade battle viser, to seek the enhanced concern with his safety on family vacations and port in Shanghai. for more than a half cen- tariffs, upping the ante. came at a steep cost to when Pruitt was home in taxpayers as his swol- Oklahoma. len security detail blew The EPA official spoke through overtime budgets on condition of anonymity Arizona, Texas prepare to send and at times diverted offi- for fear of retaliation. cers away from investigat- Perrotta also signed off ing environmental crimes on new procedures that Guard to US-Mexico border to protect him. let Pruitt fly first-class on Altogether, the agency commercial airliners, with spent millions of dollars border until his proposed the security chief typi- By Paul J. Weber and for a 20-member full-time border wall was built. cally sitting next to him Nomaan Merchant security detail that is ASSOCIATED PRESS Congress has largely re- with other security staff three times the size of his fused to fund Trump’s full farther back in the plane. AUSTIN, Texas — Ar- predecessor’s part-time request for the wall. Pruitt’s premium status izona and Texas an- security contingent. After plunging at the gave him and his security nounced Friday that they New details in Pruitt’s start of his presidency, chief access to VIP airport were preparing to deploy expansive spending for se- the numbers of migrants lounges. National Guard members curity and travel emerged apprehended at the south- The EPA official said to the U.S.-Mexico border from agency sources and west border have started there are legitimate con- in response to President documents reviewed by to rise in line with histor- cerns about Pruitt’s safety, Donald Trump’s call for The Associated Press. They ical trends. The Border Pa- given public opposition to more border security. come as the embattled EPA trol said it caught around his rollbacks of anti-pollu- Arizona Gov. Doug Du- leader fends off allegations 50,000 people in March, tion measures. cey said about 150 Guard of profligate spending and more than three times the But Pruitt’s ambitious members would deploy ethical missteps that have number in March 2017. domestic and internation- next week. And the Tex- imperiled his job. That’s erased a decline for al travel led to rapidly as Military Department, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Shortly after arriving which Trump repeatedly escalating costs, with the the umbrella agency over in Washington, Pruitt A National Guard unit patrols the Arizona-Mex- took credit. Border appre- security detail racking the Texas National Guard demoted the career staff ico border in Sasabe, Ariz. hensions still remain well up so much overtime that branches, said on its Twit- member heading his se- below the numbers when many hit annual salary ter account that it would curity detail and replaced caps of about $160,000. nia Gov. Jerry Brown did under a federal law called Bush and Obama deployed hold a Friday night news him with EPA Senior The demands of provid- not respond to questions Title 32. Under that law, the Guard to the border. conference on its prepa- Special Agent Pasquale ing 24-hour coverage even about whether it would the National Guard re- News reports of a car- rations, though further “Nino” Perrotta, a former meant taking some inves- deploy troops. mains under the command avan of Central Amer- details were not immedi- Secret Service agent who tigators away from field That would be lower than and control of each state’s ican migrants passing ately available. operates a private securi- work, such as when Pruitt the roughly 6,000 National governor, but receives fed- through southern Mexico Trump told reporters ty company. An EPA offi- traveled to California for a Guard members that for- eral pay and benefits. The also sparked angry tweets Thursday that he wants cial with direct knowledge family vacation. to send between 2,000 mer President George W. deployments under Bush from the president. The and 4,000 National Guard Bush sent in 2006 during and Obama also occurred caravan of largely Central members to the border to another border security op- under Title 32. American migrants never help fight illegal immigra- eration, though more than Trump signed a procla- intended to reach the U.S. Facebook says it tion and drug trafficking. the 1,200 Guard members mation Wednesday blam- border, according to orga- New Mexico Gov. Susa- President Barack Obama ing “the lawlessness that nizer Irineo Mujica. But should have audited na Martinez’s office said sent in 2010. continues at our southern Trump has repeatedly Friday that it had not yet A spokesman for Ducey border.” Earlier, he said he cited it as an example of deployed any Guard mem- said Friday that the de- wanted to use the military what he called America’s Cambridge Analytica bers. The office of Califor- ployment would be funded to secure the southern weak immigration laws. NEW YORK (AP) — as upcoming elections Facebook’s No. 2 executive around the world. Face- says the company should book has already required Rain shuts Yosemite, threatens have conducted an audit political ads to verify who after learning that a polit- is paying for them and ical consultancy improp- where the advertiser is problems at tallest US dam erly accessed user data located. The issue ads re- nearly three years ago. quirement is new. Chief Operating Offi- Facebook will also re- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) semite Valley, and those cer Sheryl Sandberg told quire the administrators — A fierce Northern Cal- already there will be asked ifornia storm Friday shut to leave by 5 p.m. NBC’s “Today” show that of pages with a “large down Yosemite National The opener of the San at the time, Facebook re- number” of followers to Park, threatened mud- Francisco Giants-Los An- ceived legal assurances also be verified. The com- slides in wildfire-ravaged geles Dodgers weekend that Cambridge Analytica pany did not say what this wine country and could series was rained out, the had deleted the improper- number would be. The present the first test of a first at the Giants ball- ly obtained information. move is intended to clamp partially repaired offshoot park in 12 years. “What we didn’t do is the down on fake pages and of the nation’s tallest dam A couple of hundred next step of an audit and accounts that were used that nearly collapsed last miles northwest in wine we’re trying to that now,” to disrupt the 2016 pres- year. country scorched during she said. idential elections in the Recent heavy rainfall October wildfires, the Na- The audit of Cambridge U.S. has led to problems for a tional Weather Service Analytica is on hold, in Facebook says page ad- state recovering from dev- predicted 4 to 6 inches of deference to a U.K. inves- ministrators and adver- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS astating wildfires, forcing rainfall through Sunday. tigation. But Facebook has tisers will be verified by people to flee their homes The city of Santa Rosa, Pedestrians shield themselves from the rain been conducting a broader being asked to provide a repeatedly for fear of de- one of the hardest-hit with umbrellas Friday in Santa Rosa, Calif. review of its own practices government-issued ID. To bris flows tearing down burn areas, brought in ex- and how other third-party verify addresses, it will hillsides stripped bare by tra firefighters and emer- more an hour, that’s where of San Francisco could see apps use data. mail a postcard with a flames. But the downpours gency personnel, fire de- we’re more susceptible to up to 8 inches of rain over In addition, Facebook unique code that the re- also have provided re- partment spokesman Paul mudslides and debris flow a three-day period, lead- announced on Friday that cipient can then enter into lief as parts of California Lowenthal said. in and around our burn ing forecasters to warn it will require advertisers Facebook. This is similar plunged back into drought It’s not the amount of zones,” Lowenthal said. of possible flooding, mud- who want to run not just to how Airbnb and other less than a year after a rainfall worrying city The weather service is- slides and rockslides. political ads, but also or so services verify addresses. historic dry stretch. officials but the rate at sued several flood warn- To the north, state of- called “issue ads” — which The company is facing a Rain was falling through- which it falls, he said. ings throughout Northern ficials warned this week may not endorse specific global backlash over the out much of Northern Cal- Workers have been moni- California ahead of the ex- that they may have to use candidates or parties but improper data-sharing ifornia on Friday, leading toring hundreds of storm pected “atmospheric river,” the partially rebuilt spill- discuss political topics — scandal. Hearings over Yosemite National Park drains, especially those a long plume of subtropi- way at Oroville Dam for to be verified. the issue are scheduled to ban all visitors as it ex- protecting neighborhoods cal moisture stretching to the first time since repairs Facebook is trying to in the U.S., and the Eu- pects flooding in its tour- destroyed by fire. areas near Lake Tahoe. began on the badly dam- strengthen its system ropean Union is consider- ist-heavy valley. Visitors “When we start talking Some places in the San- aged structure last sum- ahead of this year’s U.S. ing what actions to take can no longer enter Yo- about half an inch of rain or ta Cruz Mountains south mer. midterm elections as well against the company. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- cle accident at I-93 North at Teens dreamed of future larly arrests, reflect police records. 10:07 p.m. on Thursday; at In the event of a perceived inac- 520 Fellsway at 12:48 p.m. curacy, it is the sole responsibility on Friday. A report of a hit-and-run together before grisly deaths of the concerned party to contact motor vehicle accident at the relevant police department and 157 Spring St. at 1:29 p.m. By Lindsay have the department issue a no- Whitehurst on Friday. ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. A report of a past motor Corrections or clarifications will not vehicle accident at 101 Main SALT LAKE CITY — be made without express notice of St. at 8:18 a.m. on Friday. They were teenagers in love, bonding after over- change from the arresting police Breaking and Entering department. coming personal struggles and dreaming of a fam- A report of breaking and ily and future together. LYNN entering of a motor vehicle at 35 Early Ave. at 5:16 p.m. on When they vanished days after Christmas, friends Arrests Thursday; at 93 Windsor Road at 8:14 a.m. on Friday. and family combed Utah’s Elijah Fontes-Wilson, 20, west desert for months in of 31 Cook St., was arrested Fire search of answers. on warrant charges for assault What police eventually and battery on a public em- A report of a fire at 84 discovered was more un- ployee and armed assault to South St. at 7:01 p.m. on speakable than anyone rob at 1:19 p.m. on Thursday. Thursday. had imagined: The teens’ Jessica Ludwig was ar- A report of a motor vehicle bound and stabbed bod- rested on warrant charges for fire at I-93 North at 10:03 ies were 100 feet down an conspiracy, larceny over $250, p.m. on Thursday. abandoned mine shaft. and shoplifting by asportation “We had every scenario at 1:51 p.m. on Friday. Theft run through our heads, Armani Tejada, of 16 Ar- but for the events that A report of shoplifting at lington St., was arrested on a truly took place, words FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS warrant charge for assault and Stop and Shop at 760 Fells- can’t even describe it,” battery with a dangerous weap- way at 9:04 p.m. on Thursday; said Amanda Hunt, after Law enforcement officials wait to load two bodies into a medical ex- on at 11:03 a.m. on Thursday. at Stop and Shop at 760 learning the fates of her aminers truck after they were recovered from an abandoned mine in Fellsway at 10:55 a.m. on Michael Wetherell, 34, of 17-year-old niece, Bre- Utah’s west desert near Eureka, Utah. Friday. 164 Essex St., was arrested lynne “Breezy” Otteson, A report of a larceny at 93 for operation of a motor vehi- and 18-year-old Riley tors said this week. teenager with side-swept family she might be preg- cle with a suspended license Windsor Road at 8:57 a.m. “It’s as bad as anything hair and bright hazel eyes, nant. on Friday. Powell. at 11:46 a.m. on Friday. A man enraged that his I’ve ever seen,” said Utah had been wrestling for “She struggled with that girlfriend had welcomed County Sheriff’s Sgt. years with her mother’s affection, she struggled Accidents REVERE her friends into their home Spencer Cannon. “They death in a car crash. But with feeling that people bound, beat and stabbed just seem like decent kids she found something spe- loved her, and the same A report of a motor vehicle Arrest Powell to death as Otteson ... they never did anything cial in Powell, her aunt with Riley,” Hunt said. “I accident at 24 Linwood St. watched in horror before to deserve this.” said. Over Thanksgiving think they both wanted to at 10:50 a.m. on Thursday; David C. Demattia, 50, of he cut her throat, prosecu- Otteson, an outspoken the teen was telling her be loved.” at Eastern Avenue and New 226 Cooledge St., was arrest- Ocean Street at 10:57 a.m. ed when police responded to on Thursday; at 311 Western a disturbance on Cooledge Ave. at 11:58 a.m. on Thurs- Street at 3:24 a.m. on Thurs- Police: Mom used kitchen knife day; at Boston and Washing- day. ton streets at 2:21 p.m. on Andrew Joseph Livolsi, 49, Thursday; at 91 Baker St. at of 146 Asti Ave., was arrested 2:35 p.m. on Thursday; at on a warrant charge at 3:29 to decapitate 7-year-old son Pleasant and State streets p.m. on Thursday. at 3:06 p.m. on Thursday; at SWEDEN, N.Y. (AP) — A “The word ‘evil’ comes to head. signed a public defender Murphy and Western avenues Accidents woman used a “large-blad- mind.” Mouhib’s husband, at midday Friday. Monroe at 3:52 p.m. on Thursday; at A report of a motor vehicle ed kitchen knife” to sever According to public re- mother-in-law and a County District Attor- 580 Essex St. at 4:33 p.m. on accident on Furlong Drive at the head of her 7-year-old cords, Mouhib is a licensed 10-year-old boy were in ney Sandra Doorley said Thursday; at 335 Broadway 9:09 a.m. on Thursday; at son 10 days after she was nurse practitioner who the house with her, Baxter a preliminary hearing is at 7:11 a.m. on Friday; at 84 Stop and Shop on Squire released from a hospital had worked at a Rochester said. He said they hadn’t scheduled for April 11 but South St. at 8:42 a.m. on Fri- Road at 10:08 a.m. on Thurs- mental health unit, au- psychiatric center. seen any warning signs she plans to present the day; on Commercial Street at day; on Broadway at 10:50 thorities said Friday. Baxter said the sheriff’s and were taken by sur- case to a grand jury before 9:56 a.m. on Friday; at Cen- a.m. on Thursday; on Squire Monroe County Sheriff’s office received three 911 prise at the slaying. that. tral Avenue and Sutton Street Road at 4:20 p.m. on Thurs- deputies arrested 36-year- calls from the home in Mouhib had recently Abraham Cardenas was at 10:08 a.m. on Friday; at day; at Dunkin Donuts on old Hanane Mouhib af- quick succession around called the sheriff’s office a first-grader at Barclay Broad and Spring streets at Beach Street at 5:43 p.m. on ter Abraham Cardenas 8:20 p.m. Thursday, one of seeking assistance with Elementary School in the 11:20 a.m. on Thursday. Thursday. was found dead Thursday them reporting a suicidal mental health problems, Brockport district. A report of a hit-and-run mo- night in the family’s home woman with a knife. When Baxter said. Deputies ar- “This is a very shocking tor vehicle accident at Central Complaints in the town of Sweden, deputies arrived, they ranged for her to be taken situation for us,” District Avenue and Sutton Street at about 15 miles west of had to use pepper spray to a hospital psychiatric Superintendent Lesli My- 5:40 p.m. on Thursday. A report of a disturbance on Rochester in rural New and a stun gun to sub- unit March 5 and again ers said. She called Abra- VFW Parkway at 12:06 a.m. York. She was charged due Mouhib, who refused March 8, when she was ham “an engaged learner” Complaints on Thursday; at Lee’s Trailer with second-degree mur- to drop the knife, Baxter admitted to Rochester who “lit up a room any time Park on Revere Beach Park- der. said. General Hospital until he entered it.” She said A report of a disturbance at way at 4:43 p.m. on Thursday; 18 Morris St. at 11:02 a.m. “There’s absolutely no Court papers say Mouhib March 26, he said. grief counselors would be at Walgreens on Broadway at explanation for us,” Sher- used the knife to stab the Mouhib is being held in at the school when stu- on Thursday; at 53 Linden St. 5:34 p.m. on Thursday. at 1:21 p.m. on Thursday; at iff Todd Baxter said at a boy in the upper back then the county jail without dents return from spring A report of an assault on news conference Friday. cut his neck, severing his bail. She had not been as- break Monday. 282 Boston St. at 1:43 p.m. Constitution Avenue at 4:35 on Thursday; at 73 Western p.m. on Thursday. Ave. at 4:51 p.m. on Thurs- day; at 18 Lafayette St. at Fire CDC worker’s disappearance 12:44 a.m. on Friday; at 969 Western Ave. at 1:06 p.m. on A report of a fire caused by Friday; at 300 Washington St. a motor vehicle accident with at 2:08 a.m. on Friday. injuries at Sabella’s Ravioli on partially solved after body found A report of trespassing at Broadway at 10:50 a.m. on 501 Washington St. at 7:54 Thursday. By Ben Nadler partment’s Major Crimes p.m. on Thursday; at English ASSOCIATED PRESS Section said Thursday that High School at 50 Goodridge Theft investigators had spoken St. at 2:45 p.m. on Friday. ATLANTA — Authori- to everyone of importance A report of shoplifting on ties have partially solved and that barring any new Overdose Squire Road at 11:30 a.m. the mysterious disap- information, “this case will pearance of a Centers for on Thursday. likely close fairly soon.” A report of an overdose on Disease Control and Pre- A report of larceny on Sa- Cunningham, 35, was an Spring Street at 11:54 p.m. vention employee with the lem Street at 11:21 p.m. on epidemiologist at the At- on Thursday. discovery of his body. But Thursday. lanta-based federal agen- they may never know how cy. He disappeared Feb. Theft SAUGUS he drowned in a river not far from his home. 12. His family reported A report of larceny at 50 him missing on Feb. 16 af- Arrests Fishermen found Tim- Lynnway at 10:43 a.m. on othy Cunningham’s body ter going to his home and Thursday; at 117 Jefferson Dennis M. Potter, 43, of 10 on Tuesday partially sub- finding his belongings and St. at 7:34 p.m. on Thursday; Avon St., Lynn, was arrested merged in water and mud vehicle there. at 322 Curwin Circle at 8:24 and charged with driving an on the west bank of the His family released a p.m. on Thursday; at 11 Burns uninsured and unregistered Chattahoochee River in statement Thursday eve- St. at 9:30 a.m. on Friday. motor vehicle and operating Atlanta, fire-rescue de- ning thanking investiga- under the influence of liquor partment spokesman Sgt. tors and rescue workers, Vandalism at 7:41 a.m. on Wednesday. Cortez Stafford said at a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS news outlets reported. Jamie S. Ludwig, 37, of 99 news conference. “We appreciate all the A report of vandalism at 15 Fulton County chief medical examiner Dr. Jan Phaeton Rock Road, Lynn, was Fulton County Chief time, attention and pro- Leavitt Place at 7:13 p.m. on Gorniak tells reporters that a body found in arrested on warrant charges at Medical Examiner Jan fessionalism you have con- Thursday; at 8 Congress St. at Chattahoochee River Tuesday has been iden- tributed as we searched 8:02 a.m. on Friday. 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday. Gorniak determined the Stacy A. Giardina, 34, of cause of death as drown- tified as missing CDC employee Timothy Cun- for our beloved son and 20 Newhall Ave., was arrested ing, but said she couldn’t ningham, during a news conference Thursday brother, Timothy Cun- MARBLEHEAD and charged with conspira- provide additional infor- in Atlanta. ningham,” the statement cy and larceny over $250 at mation because she was said. “We sincerely thank Complaints 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday. still awaiting toxicology have ... whether it was Gorniak said at the news all of you for the support A report of a dog barking at Jonathan Manuel Adorno, reports. an accident, a suicide, or conference Thursday. and kindness you have 4 a.m. on Gerry Street called 27, of 6 Appleton St., Malden, “Since the investiga- anything other than that” Maj. Michael O’Connor shown our family during in at 8:51 a.m. on Thursday. was arrested and charged tion is ongoing, we do not Cunningham drowned, of the Atlanta Police De- this difficult time.” Caller reported that their dog with assault and battery at was barking, which was very 6:25 p.m. on Thursday. Renowned drum corps leader resigns amid abuse allegations unusual. He felt that someone was outside and wanted po- Accidents ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) Thursday that nine wom- groping to rape. Hopkins’ or guards. The Cadets — The longtime leader of en had accused him of sex- accusers ranged from 16 to has long been one of the lice to check the area. A report of a motor vehicle A report of Trump stickers a champion Pennsylva- ual harassment or abuse. 37 at the time of the abuse top programs, attracting accident at 526 Lincoln Ave. nia-based drum and bugle Hopkins, 61, has not been and harassment they say teens and young adults being vandalized on Front at 5:14 p.m. on Tuesday; at corps has resigned in the charged and denies crimi- they endured, including from around the world. Street at 12:09 p.m. on 190 Broadway at 7:21 p.m. wake of a newspaper report nal wrongdoing. three who were members The group keeps up Thursday. Caller reported an on Wednesday; at 40 Summer that contained allegations “This is a painful mo- of The Cadets and five who a grueling practice and ongoing issue with Trump St. at 10:37 p.m. on Thursday. bumper stickers on his vehi- of sexual misconduct span- ment for all those who worked for Youth Educa- travel schedule, perform- cle being vandalized. Complaints ning nearly four decades. care about The Cadets,” tion in the Arts, the parent ing throughout the United George Hopkins, who Youth Education in the organization that Hopkins States. Its credits include MEDFORD A report of a disturbance led The Cadets to renown Arts, the nonprofit that also led as chief executive the 1996 Summer Olym- at 1529 Broadway at 2:12 and a slew of national runs The Cadets, said in a officer until his resignation. pics in Atlanta, President Accidents p.m. on Thursday; at Appleton and world championships, statement on its website. Drum and bugle corps Barack Obama’s first in- Street at 5:36 p.m. on Thurs- stepped down from the Philly.com reported the perform intricate routines augural parade, a reality A report of a motor vehi- day. Allentown-based group alleged misconduct ranged that incorporate music, TV show and “Late Night after Philly.com reported from lewd comments and marching, dance and col- with David Letterman.” SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Little hero comes up big in Peabody

HERO Richardson said she was From A1 scared at the time. “When she came in and But Richardson quickly said she had to call 911 called 911. and give the EpiPen to her “The police told me grandmother, it was unbe- what to do, and I used lievable to think that an an EpiPen myself,” said 8-year-old could do that,” Richardson. She said her said Swensen. grandmother has had al- After her life-saving ac- lergic reactions before, tions, Richardson was giv- sometimes from eating en a hand-made nurse’s seafood, and that there hat by the school nurse. was an EpiPen in the Even with her quick house. Richardson said she was thinking, the third-grad- scared, but used the EpiP- er said she isn’t really en and her grandmother thinking about pursuing a future career in medi- improved a little bit in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK time for first-responders cine, even though she did to arrive. Jaelyn Richardson saved her grandmother with say her favorite subject in “The police then took an EpiPen when she was having an allergic reac- school is science. the EpiPen off of her and tion this past week. “I want to be a teacher told me to go to a friend’s or a lawyer,” she said. house to sleep over for a feeling the aftermath of er at the Welch School, When she isn’t in school, little more before I had to the allergic reaction, but said she was amazed to Richardson said she en- go to school,” she said. On was doing better. hear how cool and collect- joys watching television Friday, Richardson said Lynne Swensen, Rich- ed her student was under and playing with her ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY her grandmother was still ardson’s third grade teach- pressure, even though friends. Jennelly Matos learns how to box during a school trip to Title Boxing. Classical students try their hands at boxing

BOXING that she should get her From A1 students to the gym as well. This is Classical’s Both students partic- second year taking a class ipate in sports — Gali- at the gym. otzakis plays soccer and Peterson said the boxing Corbishley swims. class serves as an exten- Galiotzakis said she sion of a high intensity wanted to strengthen her workout that Wiendczak arms and learn how to does with her students. punch. She said Lynn Classical is “I wanted to check out going to integrate boxing the really cool boxing into its PE/health curricu- place,” she said. lum, as bags were recently Corbishley said he want- ordered for the depart- ed to learn better self-de- ment. fense and punches. “We’re trying to teach “I felt like it would be them lifelong fitness,” Pe- a good experience for terson said. “This is some- me and I love to try new thing they can do lifelong things,” Corbishley said. after they graduate. I have Joan Wiendczak, a phys- a lot of seniors here so I’m ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ical education teacher at hoping they can use this Classical, said boxing al- President of the VVA Chapter 908 Walter Gutherie of Lynn, left, and Vice President of the East as something they can do lows the students to use VVA Massachusetts State Council Bruce Dobson of Winthrop talk following the ceremony honor- once they graduate to con- new muscles that they ing Vietnam veterans at Lynn City Hall on Friday. tinue with their fitness.” may not have used in the high intensity interval Siedlik said the class is classes they take at Clas- a total body boxing fitness Vietnam vets have their day in Lynn sical. workout — he said the Students who got their biggest thing they try to experience with boxing promote is teaching people VETERANS tor the Veterans’ Services Crighton (D-Lynn) recog- said we should never for- gloves, punching bags and the skill, as well as getting From A1 and an Afghanistan War nized the veterans in the get the sacrifices made by the ring — ninth-graders the workout and training veteran, said the way room for the sacrifices they veterans. all the way up to seniors a boxer experiences. uniform with a fellow vet,” Vietnam vets were treated made. He gave a shout out “We are here to honor — were from all different “There’s no real ceiling,” recalled Quinn, 71. “It was when they came home can to the Lynn teens from you for your service to our fitness levels. Siedlik said. “There’s no frightening. The protest- never be corrected. SkillsUSA, a national pro- country,” he said. After arriving at the plateau. You can always ers called us baby killers “We know how difficult gram whose mission is to David Barrios, a 17-year- gym, they got their hands get better at learning the and we left pretty quick. It it was for many to return empower its members to old student from Lynn Vo- wrapped to prep for the skill of boxing. It’s not a was very hard to take.” home,” he said. “But we in become leaders. cational Technical Insti- punching bag. competition between you The tone was much Lynn will do our part to State Rep. Donald Wong tute, was on hand along They started off with and the person next to different on Friday as a make sure you know that (R-Saugus) said Vietnam with a dozen members of a short warm-up, where you. It’s just you and the crowd gathered in the we have never forgotten veterans were not appre- SkillsUSA. they were taught how to heavy bag so you can pace City Hall lobby to honor your service and we honor ciated when they returned “We wanted to be here punch, and then moved on yourself.” Vietnam veterans and you.” from combat, but hope- to show our support,” he to working with the heavy Siedlik said the workout the 19 Lynn natives who Mayor Thomas M. Mc- fully that attitude has said. “Veterans give so bag before finishing up is for all ages and ability made the ultimate sacri- Gee declared April 6 Viet- changed. much of their lives so we with a core workout. The levels. The gym’s youngest fice. The city celebrated nam Veterans Day in the “It’s great that we are can be home safe.” high-energy session led member is 4 years old and the 45th anniversary of city and said how import- joining them today and by the gym’s general man- its oldest member is an the war’s end by hailing ant it is to honor all vet- their spouses,” he said. Thomas Grillo can be ager and one of its train- 81-year-old. He said the its vets. erans. City Councilor Peter Ca- reached at tgrillo@item- ers, Philip Siedlik, lasted workout helps with stress Michael Sweeney, direc- State Sen. Brendan pano, an Army veteran, live.com. about 45 minutes. relief, strengthens the “This is what we call a core, increases endurance crossfit, which means that and keeps people burning Lynn students look into their futures in a short amount of time, calories after the session we’re getting our heart is over. rate to a level that accel- “Everybody needs to re- English. “It’s also great NSCC dents a chance to expe- “My favorite part about erates the cardiovascular lieve some stress every From A1 rience a real-life college today was definitely the that it is a smaller school system,” said Wiendczak. now and again,” Siedlik course and ease any con- Sociology class because it that can kind of wean Colleen Peterson, a PE/ said. “It’s better to hit the The event allowed as- cerns they have about the was very eye opening to them into the possibility health teacher at Lynn piring college students heavy bag than anything next chapter in their lives. the kinds of things today of going to a larger school.” Classical, said she’s also else.” to participate in various “They imagine it as be- offers,” he said. “They talk- Dianna Palter Gill, Dean a member at Title Boxing college courses; attend a ing big and scary and then ed about how more wom- of Corporate and Profes- Club. She noticed Breed Gayla Cawley can be resource fair where they once they get here they en graduate from college sional Education at NSCC, Middle School students reached at gcawley@item- could ask questions about realize that it’s a comfort- than men for good reason devised the day-in-the-life came to Title for a field live.com. Follow her on financial services, testing, able place, they can do it, because half the time men event three years ago in trip last year and thought Twitter @GaylaCawley. engagement and clubs, they have lots of different don’t try to get stuff done collaboration with the health services, admis- programs they can take and I think that’s a pretty Lynn public schools. They sions, and tutoring; and part in and they know fair statistic.” wanted local students dine on pizza. Marblehead sets its that they can just try it Even though there is a to get a feel for what it “With a lot of our kids out and not have to make history behind students means to be a college stu- they’re not sure if they a big decision right away,” and teachers not agreeing dent and the accessibility want the college experi- site for new school said Christine Lyman, on much, Friday’s visita- that the campus offers for ence and then they come MARBLEHEAD January following a steam to this event and get the Special Education Depart- tion allowed them to come anyone with an interest in ment Head at Classical. together and agree on the attending. From A1 pipe leak. First-graders experience of a day in the were moved to Coffin college life and that’s when Classical junior Andrew benefits of attending a lo- “One of the students put Flaherty said the visit cal college. it best when he said to me for three schools to come to- Elementary School and they decide they want to gether with a new identity. I gave him the opportunity “I think definitely one that until this morning he kindergarteners to Lower go further and that’s fab- imagined a sprawling cam- to think about the college benefit is the financial never thought he would Bell Elementary School. ulous,” said Claire Pappas, pus with open grounds.” decisions he’ll be making part of it and how they’re want to come, should come, The Gerry building was Special Education Depart- But after learning that one year from now. The able to take a lot of their or could come to North constructed in 1906 and ment Head at English. at least one residence young Lynner, who has liberal arts courses for a Shore so this has really is the oldest of the town’s Lynn administrators would be blocked from aspirations in studying lot cheaper than a state changed their perspective schools. Perry recommend- said the goal was to ease sunlight all day long and graphic design or becom- college or university,” said on what the school can ed at an earlier meeting the fear high school kids seeing the potential traffic sometimes feel when ing a surgeon, felt the Suzanne Bell, an English offer and how accessible that the school be closed complications, among oth- thinking about college. event was a helpful expe- Language Arts Special we make it for them,” said permanently, but School er factors, she decided to The NSCC visit gives stu- rience. Education teacher at Lynn Palter Gill. Committee members have support the Bell proposal. not yet taken that vote. “Educationally, Bell is The price tag for the the site that, as a super- school will not be deter- intendent, I picked,” she mined until after building Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 said. committee members agree CALL 24 HOURS A DAY If approved, building on on building size and other the Bell site will require factors. Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) demolition of the Lower and Upper Bell Elementa- Bridget Turcotte can be All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. ry School buildings. reached at bturcotte@item- Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. Students were moved live.com. Follow her on out of the Gerry School in Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Oh, snow, not again!

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A man walks from Central Square Station as snow falls on Friday.

Amsale Aberra ‘Selfie Kid’ and bridal show to Brothers Beyond Walls Justin Timberlake include tribute reunite for new photo to designer BOSTON (AP) — The Massa- chusetts teenager who became NEW YORK (AP) — a social media sensation after Bridal Fashion Week this taking a selfie with Justin time around will include Timberlake during the Super a tribute to couture de- Bowl halftime show got another signer Amsale Aberra, chance to meet the pop star — who died of cancer just and took another selfie. days before her scheduled Thirteen-year-old Ryan show. McKenna took an impromptu She died Sunday at Me- picture with Timberlake as morial Sloan Kettering the singer walked through the Hospital of uterine can- crowd while performing at the cer at age 64, surround- big game. ed by close friends and McKenna posted a new selfie family. She is succeeded with Timberlake on Instagram as design director of the after reuniting with him at a company she founded by concert in Boston on Wednesday. Margo Lafontaine, who McKenna got tickets to the was most recently the concert during an appearance senior studio director of on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” Vera Wang. a few days after the Super At Aberra’s request, Bowl. the company’s launch of its spring 2019 bridal collection with a runway ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK show will move ahead as planned on April 13, the Al Wilson, CEO and founder of Beyond Walls, shakes hands and greets IBEW Local 103 company said in a state- members Jacques Stiller of Lynnfield and Michael Trachtenberg of Methuen as they wait Quote ment. A tribute will also to be seated at Brothers Deli on Friday. be held at that time. “Amsale was not only of the an inspiration to the ‘Roseanne’ spurs new look at blue-collar, conservative fare company, but someone who inspired and im- LOS ANGELES (AP) among Hollywood’s rare week pacted everyone around — The instant-hit status political conservatives, her with her strength, of “Roseanne” is trigger- said he received queries kindness and humility,” ing the enduring Holly- from cable channels said her husband and the wood impulse to copycat and streaming net- company’s CEO, Clarence success. works about developing “Anybody can be a boss, but O’Neill Brown, in the Even with series pilots blue-collar series after a leader needs to understand statement. nearing completion for Trump’s election and and embrace the communi- “Working side by side the 2018-19 TV season, again when “Roseanne” ty in helping them move for- we spent 360 degrees of producers are eager- debuted March 27 with ward.” our life together, and I ly pitching revivals of exceptional ratings. know only too well both sitcoms that, like “Rose- Initial skepticism about Departing Lynn Boys and her creative genius and anne,” had their day 20 whether viewers would her infinite goodness. Girls Club Executive Director or 30 years ago, according welcome such fare “is Obie Barker Words cannot express the to an industry insider. now diminished signifi- personal loss that we feel, There are networks and cantly,” he said. but we are comforted by streaming services trying PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Broadcast networks the avalanche of support to figure out how to cre- Roseanne Barr, left, and Laurie Metcalf ap- aren’t likely buyers we’ve received and the ate projects that similarly pear in a scene from the reboot of the popu- at this point. They’re commitment of our team resonate with viewers, lar comedy series “Roseanne.” getting close to deciding SEND US YOUR to carry on Amsale’s lega- said veteran movie and on next season’s lineups, cy,” he added. TV screenwriter Lionel with schedules to be Aberra, born in Ethi- Chetwynd. That doesn’t mean challenge of deciphering presented to advertisers STUFF opia, was known for The ABC sitcom is viewers should prepare and recreating a show’s in May. simple, sophisticated part of a still-expand- for a wave of newcomers appeal, especially one Even if there’s interest WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! gowns when she began ing reboot trend that’s aping “Roseanne,” about led by a brassy person- down the road, skepti- TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, the business in 1986 after brought TV back to the a working-class family ality like Barr and the cism exists about how PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEMLIVE. failing to find just the future and includes re- whose matriarch is a strong viewpoint she much the back-and-forth right elegant but under- vamped versions of “Will supporter of President brings to her work. between Barr’s charac- COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMIS- stated look for her own & Grace,” “One Day at a Donald Trump — as Some outlets are try- ter and her anti-Trump SION TO THE ITEM, P.O. 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By Harold Rivera Divanny Ortega. A few of them hav- ITEM STAFF en’t played varsity baseball yet but have looked impressive during pre- LYNN — With a new face at the season practices. helm of the program, there’s plenty “There’s great talent coming up,” of optimism making its way through Germano said. “We have some the Lynn Tech baseball team. younger players that are looking to New Tigers coach Rich Germano, crack the starting lineup. We’ll see who was at the helm of the junior how it goes but I feel strongly that varsity team for the past two sea- we’ll be able to compete this season. sons, takes over the varsity team “They’re all great kids,” Germano this spring. Germano is a 1987 Tech added. “We have a great nucleus. graduate who played baseball and They’re a great group of kids. We’ll hockey in his days as a student ath- have to coach up the younger kids a lete. little bit but I think we’ll be alright.” With younger players making On the mound, the Tigers will rely progress through the preseason, on junior pitcher Johan Ortega to be Germano’s excited to get the year their ace. Germano has no shortage of started. confidence in handing Ortega the ball. “I have a great relationship with all “We’re in a great spot with him,” of the kids,” Germano said. “They’re Germano said. “He has great velocity a great group of kids. I’m very fortu- and he spots his pitches well. He has nate to be working with all of them. a great curveball. We have Serey as “We have a lot of young players our No. 2 right now and Jared might coming up,” Germano added. “We be our No. 3. Jared’s going to be some- have some freshmen who might thing to watch. Johan’s a great pitcher. break the starting lineup. They’re Everytime I throw him out there, I feel extremely talented. We plan on comfortable with him.” turning things around quickly.” One of Germano’s key focuses Players to keep an eye on this sea- through the early going has been son include junior outfielder Kenny coaching up the Tigers bats. Tech Moore, sophomore catcher Byron struggled at the plate last spring and Garcia, junior second baseman Chris Germano’s looking to see the offense ITEM FILE PHOTO Tejada, freshman utility player Jar- improve this time around. ed Moore, senior third baseman Se- Tech junior Johan Ortega will be looked upon as the ace of the Tigers pitching rey Eang and sophomore infielder TECH, B2 staff this season. It runs in the family for Lynn eld twin sisters By Anne Marie Tobin There’s another reason why Gretta gets FOR THE ITEM chills. Five years ago, she was standing on Boylston Street at the finish line when the LYNNFIELD — A pair of former Lynn- bombs went off. She had been watching field High state track champions are tak- the race with college friends, but after the ing to the streets come Marathon Monday group split up, Gretta stayed on by herself in the biggest race of their careers. to cheer the finishers. Twenty-four year old twin sisters Brit- “It was my first Boston Marathon and tany and Gretta Hunt are running in this the race was going fine and I even had a year’s Boston Marathon as members of the sign that said ‘stay strong.’ I was looking Dana Farber Marathon Challenge team down Boylston and saw the first bomb go (DFMC) in honor of their grandfather, Don off,” Gretta recalled. “Most people didn’t Hunt, a Lynnfield resident, who’s battling know what happened, but I knew that it kidney cancer. was a bomb, so my first instinct was to Brittany, who ran track and cross coun- call my mother (Rose). She was so calm try at the University of New Hampshire, and told me to run so I started running. applied to run in late September as a Most people it seemed just stopped in their member of the DFCM team. After learn- tracks.” ing that Brittany had been accepted, Gret- While Gretta ran, he head became flood- ta joined too. ed with emotions. “I had run a half-marathon but never a “I thought ‘where do I run?,’” Gretta said. full one, and had not trained in four years,” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “So I ran toward a building, but all the said Gretta, a 2015 graduate of Emmanuel Saugus native and Massachusetts General Hospital nurse Kayla Vi- time I thought ‘what if I am running to- College. “I had always thought it so when tukevitch will be running in her third Boston Marathon this year. ward more bombs?’ I thought I might be Brittany got in, it lit a fire in me, so I ap- buried if there was a bomb in the build- plied. I have always loved the marathon ing. I mean, I was a college sophomore and and just cannot believe all the energy from thought I’m too young to die.” Saugus native Vitukevitch will run the crowds and the runners, it’s just unre- Marathon for Mass General al. I get chills just thinking about.” TWINS, B2 By Lindsey Ryan or.” ITEM STAFF Finding the time to train while work- ing as a full-time nurse with odd hours SAUGUS — The third time’s the is very dif cult for Vitukevich. charm for Boston Marathon runner “I work days and nights and I have to Kayla Vitukevich. squeeze in my training runs,” Vitukev- After running her rst two Marathons ich said. “If I work the overnight I have without a tag, this year the 28-year-old to go home, get some sleep in and get a nurse will be running the Marathon for quick work out in, shower and go back the Massachusetts General Hospital to work.” Emergency Response Marathon Team. Despite the tiring schedule, Vitukev- “It feels really nice to be running for a ich knows there are so many people team that supports that type of pro- rooting for her and that is what keeps gram,” Vitukevich said. “After the bomb- her going. ing that happened ve years ago, it feels Balancing work, training and family like I have this ability to run and it’s my life has been an obstacle for Vitukevich, way of giving back.” along with the temperamental New En- This will be Vitukevich’s third Boston gland weather. She started her training Marathon and her rst as an employee in December, but the weather has been of MGH. She’s honored to be a part of sympathetic to her. their team. “On my long runs, I’ve been lucky that “They support all disasters in the lo- I haven’t dealt with any precipitation,” cal area, even global disasters,” Vi- Vitukevich said. “There were two or tukevich said. “My hospital sent nurses three weeks where the running was and other types of workers to Puerto really cold but we got to train indoors COURTESY PHOTO Rico and to Texas during the storms. It on occasion.” feels really good to be able to work for a Twins Gretta Hunt, left, and Brittany Hunt will be running in the Boston company like MGH. It feels like an hon- MARATHON, B2 Marathon to support Dana Farber. Lynn native Donovan has Vikings moving in the right direction By Harold Rivera “If you said that we’d be 12-6 after 18 “We have good senior leadership with ITEM STAFF games I’d think we’d probably be there,” the at-bats,” Donovan, a 1984 Tech alum, Donovan, in his second season as head said. “We have guys like Alex Toomey, SALEM — Some college coaches take coach at Salem, said. “We brought back Jose Cedano and Joe White who are all a while to get their programs moving in a lot of experience in the lineup and at crushing the ball. Kyle made National the right direction. At Salem State, Vi- catcher. We brought back an experienced D3 Team of the Week, along with pitcher kings baseball coach Al Donovan inher- pitching staff, guys that were thrown Stephen Keskinidis, earlier this season ited a strong team last season and has it into the re last season. We gave away a when he batted .640 for the week.” competing for a MASCAC title this couple games in Arizona at the begin- On the mound, Keskinidis has led the spring. ning of the season but we’ve been play- Salem pitching staff with a dominant The Vikings, 12-6, seem to have found ing great baseball the past few games.” start to the season. Keskinidis, who their groove in the early going of their Offensively, the Vikings are forming signed with the North Shore Navigators schedule. Pitching, hitting and defense one of the stronger batting orders in the prior to the start of the college season, is are all coming together for the Vikings, conference. Salem’s roster carries eight 3-0 with a 1.27 ERA and 25 strikeouts in adding up to create a well-oiled Salem players who are batting over .300 for the four starts. Peabody graduates Steve machine that’s moving into the MAS- COURTESY PHOTO | SALEM STATE ATHLETICS season, including Lynn English alum Leavitt (2-1) and Andrew McLaughlin CAC portion of its schedule. Kyle O’Connor. A sophomore transfer Lynn native Al Donovan and the Salem (2-3) have also pitched well for the Donovan, a Lynn native who resides in from Southern Maine, O’Connor has t Vikings. State baseball team are off to a solid Nahant, likes what he has seen from his in nicely with the Vikings and has a .339 start in 2018. Vikings thus far. average. SSU, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 Jaylen Brown nets career-high 32 points to beat Bulls BOSTON (AP) — Greg Mon- with 24 points. Lauri Mark- 3-pointer in the first quarter. roe came off the bench and had kanen added 20 points and five In his first nine career NBA 19 points, 11 rebounds and 10 rebounds. games he had just five points assists, and the Boston Celtics Marcus Morris and Bobby on 1-of-4 shooting. In the first defeated the Chicago Bulls 111- Portis were both ejected late in 8 minutes on Friday he scored 104 on Friday night. the third quarter after receiv- 11 points, connecting on 5 of his It is Monroe’s second career ing back-to-back double-techni- first 8 field goals. ... Jonathan triple-double. Jaylen Brown cal fouls. Gibson, who the Celtics signed finished with a career-high 32 It was Boston’s first game via an injury hardship waiv- points and four rebounds. since Kyrie Irving was ruled er earlier in the day, had nine With Al Horford and Jayson out for the remainder of the points. Tatum given the night off to regular season and playoffs be- GETTING REST rest, Boston went deep into its cause of an upcoming surgery Coach Brad Stevens said the bench against a Chicago team on his left knee. plan over Boston’s final three that’s one of the worst in the TIP-INS regular-season games is give NBA. Bulls: Had a three-game win- other players rest as well be- Chicago led by as many as 11 ning streak snapped. ... Went fore the start of the playoffs. in the first half before Boston 14 of 30 from the 3-point line. “I’d like to get one, possibly trimmed it to 58-55 at the half. Celtics: Monroe is the first two games with our group as is But the Celtics outscored the Celtics center to record a tri- to play before we head in,” Ste- Bulls 56-46 over the final two ple-double since Robert Parish vens said. “We’ll manage that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS quarters. did it on March 29, 1987. ... Ja- as we move forward. Knock on Jaylen Brown, right, scored 32 points for the Celtics in a win over Sean Kilpatrick led the Bulls bari Bird made his first career wood.” the Chicago Bulls on Friday night. Saugus’ Vitukevitch competing in third Boston Marathon MARATHON peanut butter before I run.” take the water and keep running. From B1 After her run, she has a meal she Rotate between the water and the refers to as the “kitchen sink scram- Gatorade.” Vitukevich is an avid runner but ble,” which consists of eggs with Vitukevich also carries gummies mentally there’s a huge difference every vegetable she has in her in her pocket to help give her a between running for fun and train- fridge. After her big meal she burst of energy when she needs it. ing for a marathon. snacks throughout the day whenev- Despite all of the excitement sur- “There’s always a bigger picture er she’s hungry and drinks a lot of rounding the Boston Marathon, Vi- in my head when I’m training,” she water. tukevich doesn’t want to lose sight said. “It’s very disciplined and it Vitukevich’s goal for this year is of what is most important. feels like a part time job.” to finish in three hours and 30 min- “I don’t want to get so consumed Healthy eating is standard prac- utes, which would best her last in the technical part of it,” she said. tice for Vitukevich. marathon time of three hours and “I don’t want to lose sight of the “I’m focusing on very clean nutri- 50 minutes. crowd. Even though you are going tion, I’m mostly vegetarian,” she Vitukevich also has essential ad- to feel terrible towards the very said. “I do eat chicken and fish, but vice for first time marathon run- end, that’s when the crowd is so ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK I mostly stick to vegetables. With ners. supportive. You need to let that Kayla Vitukevitch gets ready for a run outside of training I add a lot of carbs, usually “Definitely take water,” she said. carry you to the end because that’s her home as she prepares for the Boston Marathon. I’ll eat a half of a banana with some “Part of my training is learning to the best part of the race.” Tech baseball ready to open season under new coach TECH the kids are like when they get where they’re at. It’s a great group From B1 outside and star hitting live pitch- of kids and I’m looking forward to ing, hopefully this weekend.” the season.” “The bats are key for me this Tech’s biggest challenge this Despite being limited indoor year,” Germano said. “I sat down preseason has been battling with practices, Germano’s pleased with and talked to the players about the inclement weather. The Tigers his early impression of the team. that. We’ve been indoors and we will be outdoors for the first time “We’re working on fundamentals have a batting cage. We’ve been fo- this morning (9) when they host and pitching,” Germano said. “We cusing on hitting a lot this season. Swampscott for a scrimmage at have a great facility with a batting We’re hoping to turn that around. Fraser Field. Germano added, “Our No. 1 fo- “The kids are itching to get out- cage and a mound. I feel ok. It’s a cus has mainly been hitting. We’re side and get the season started,” lot different compared to when you working on the basic things, sit- Germano said. “They were trying get outside and you can hit some uational baserunning and things to get outside a few days ago, even fly balls. The kids look decent so like that. We’re working with the in the snow. They’re very excited to far.” COURTESY PHOTO | SALEM STATE ATHLETICS younger kids on where to be, where get outside and start the season. The Tigers open the season Peabody High alum Steve Leavitt is 2-1 on the mound to be when the ball’s thrown and It’s kind of tough being indoors. Wednesday afternoon (4) at Min- for the Salem State baseball team this season. what to anticipate. We’ll see what Other than that, I’m happy with uteman. Lynnfield twins set to run for Dana Farber Donovan and Salem TWINS The twins were 3-sport athletes Dog, a tech company. State getting off to a From B1 at Lynnfield, playing soccer, bas- For both girls, finishing means ketball and running outdoor track. much more than just running 26.2 At home, Hunt’s father, Doug, Their final season was one for miles. hot start in 2018 jumped into his car and sped into the ages, when the sisters helped “I have seen so many people Boston to find Gretta at their des- lead Lynnfield to the 2011 Division while on training runs who were SSU ignated meeting location. 4 championship meet. injured that day and lost limbs,” From B1 “I was never so happy to see my “We knew we had to place and Gretta said. “Just last week I was father in my life,” said Gretta. “He do better than we had ever done running and saw the dancer who “We have great senior leadership in our pitching staff,” said he made the trip in like 10-12 before in order to have a shot at lost her leg running with a pros- Donovan said. “Our two pitchers from Peabody, Andrew minutes, but seeing him was just winning,” said Brittany. “Nobody thetic, and it was really so emo- and Steve, have both pitched well for us this season. Eddy the best. But it was so surreal to was more surprised than we were tional to see that strength. It’s so Duran, a former Salem High player, has really turned it see it as it was happening.” when we won it. It was really just important to remember and never around in his sophomore season. Eddy’s been our go-to Gretta said she’s still ever vigi- an incredible experience and a forget what happened, just draw guy out of the bullpen as a left-hander. He’s done very well lant when in a large crowd. great way to finish our high school strength from seeing how so many for us.” “I am always checking to see how careers.” have persevered. Turning the cor- In addition to coaching the team toward the right direc- I can get out,” she said. “I definite- Both Hunts set personal records ner onto Boylston will be very emo- tion, Donovan has been adamant about recruiting local ly am more anxious when I find in the meet, with Brittany finish- tional for me.” players to Salem. Other locals on the team include Nah- myself in a closed-in space.” ing fifth in the mile and pole vault Brittany agreed. ant native and Bishop Fenwick alum J.P. Reiling, Saugus Both girls have been victimized and Gretta finishing fifth in the “I know it’s going to feel amaz- Justin Horvath, Salem’s Matt Marquez, Winthrop’s James by their overzealous approach to 400 hurdles. ing,” she said. “Gretta said that Baxter, Lynnfield’s Nick Aslanian and Lynn English’s training for the race. The sisters Brittany ran four years of track when you turn that last corner and Brett Molea. have both struggled with plantar and cross country at UNH. She see the finish line, it was be just “I’m a big advocate of the North Shore high school base- fasciitis and other injuries that graduated in 2015 and is currently incredible. I don’t know whether ball coaches,” Donovan said. “Plenty of local teams have took them off the roads and into working as a special needs para- or not I will run another one, right had success over the years in the state tournament. the gym. professional at Huckleberry Hill now I would probably say no, but I Coaches like Mark Bettencourt at Peabody, Joe Luis at “We definitely both overdid it but School while pursuing a masters in am hoping to feel different once I Saugus, Roger Day at Danvers, Mike Giardi at Marble- it is so hard to train for it and I moderate disabilities. She resides hit that finish line.” head. These are baseball guys and very good coaches. have never put this much mileage in Somerville. Both girls have raised more than “If we can continue to get local guys, that benefits us,” on my body,” said Brittany. “We Gretta, who resides in Brighton, $5,000 for Dana Farber. To make a Donovan added. “The campus here is a great campus.” both had to take a 2-week layoff, earned a communications degree donation to either campaign, visit Now that Salem’s approaching the conference portion of but kept up the training on the at Emmanuel and is currently the DFMC website at www.rund- its schedule, the Vikings are hoping to continue their bike and in the pool.” working as a recruiter for Data fmc.org. strong start to the season. Donovan’s confident that his team has the talent and experience to contend in MAS- CAC. Patriots sign former Bills, Eagles receiver “The goal is to win the MASCAC regular season title and the MASCAC Tournament,” Donovan said. “We have the manpower to go out and execute on the field. All Jordan Matthews to one-year contract games are a grind because it’s conference play. They’re only seven innings and they’re double-headers so any- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The New En- thing can happen. It doesn’t matter who you’re playing, gland Patriots signed wide receiver Jordan you have to execute all the way from offense to defense, Matthews as they continue jumbling their pitching and baserunning.” corps of targets for Tom Brady. Donovan credited his assistant coaches for the roles Matthews, 25, has played four NFL sea- they’ve played in Salem’s success this spring. Assisting sons, three with the Eagles and last sea- Donovan on the coaching staff are former Winthrop High son with the Bills (2017). In 56 NFL games and Merrimack coach Barry Rosen, along with former with 42 starts, he has 250 receptions for Vikings players Colton Fontaine and Mike Lamothe. 2,955 yards and 20 touchdowns. “Our coaching staff has put in a lot of hard work,” Don- He was a second-round draft pick (42nd ovan said. “Barry, Colton and Mike have all done excellent overall) by Philadelphia in 2014 out of Van- jobs. In order to have a good team you have to have good derbilt. He was traded from Philadelphia to coaches in place. We talk about what we want to work on, Buffalo along with a third-round draft pick what we need to work on. Our coaching staff’s very knowl- last summer for cornerback Ronald Darby. edgeable. Im very happy about the coaching staff we have. New England previously saw Danny That’s a very important part of our success.” Amendola leave for Miami as a free agent, Salem hosts Mass. Maritime for a doubleheader this and traded Brandin Cooks to the Rams for afternoon (12/2). a first-round draft pick. The Patriots ex- “We have to keep the tempo up and challenge ourselves FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pect top receiver Julian Edelman to return each day in practice,” Donovan said. “Our players do be- Veteran wide receiver Jordan Matthews agreed to a one- from a knee injury that cost him the 2017 lieve that there’s any team in the country we can play and year deal with the Patriots this week. season. beat.” SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Marblehead at Ipswich (11) Masconomet at Peabody (3) Baseball Wakefield at Beverly (11:30) Revere at East Boston (1) Boys Lacrosse Girls Lacrosse Beverly at Winchester (11) Essex Tech at Swampscott (1) Hingham at St. John’s (7) Sailing Manchester at Winthrop (11) Tabor at St. John’s (3)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball Swampscott skills clinics Legion baseball The Helen Ridley basket- tryouts ball skills clinics will be held over the next few Registration and tryouts months, with nine sessions for the 2018 Swampscott/ in total. The clinics are all Marblehead Junior and on Mondays from 7 p.m. Senior Legion Post 57-32 until 8:30 p.m., and will be baseball season will be held on April 9, 23 and 30; Sunday, April 23 at 5 pm at May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, the Forest Street fields in 11 and 18. The clinics are Swampscott. Cost for this open to boys and girls in season is $275 per player, grades 4-12 and will be which includes a full uni- held at St. Mary’s High form. Eligible players must School on 35 Tremont St. reside in Swampscott, Mar- The cost of the clinic is blehead or Nahant. The $200 and participants will season begins early June need to bring a ball. and ends in late July. This This will be a high inten- season, the American PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sity clinic for boys and girls Legion District 8 will play to get you in shape and to 16 regular season games Patrick Reed runs across the green after sinking a putt during the second round of The Masters help develop basketball plus playoffs. All home at Augusta National Golf Club on Friday afternoon. skills. Drills are designed to games are played at the help any player at any level Forest Street Field in with ball handling, shooting (off the dribble, off screens Swampscott. To be eligible Patrick Reed takes lead at Masters and off the pass), creating for the Senior team, a play- your own shot and finishing er’s birth date must be at the rim. We will also mix 1998 or later (cannot turn 20 in 2017). To be eligible after a stellar 66 in second round in playing games so that players can learn how to for the Junior team, a play- use their skills in a game er’s birth date must be AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The Masters He was two shots ahead of Marc among the top 20 in the world. situation. 2000 or later (cannot turn is living up to its hype with some of Leishman, who boldly took on a high Reed, who led Augusta State to a Please email or call Helen 18 in 2017). To register, the biggest names and hottest games risk when he hooked a hooded 5-iron pair of NCAA titles, opened with a 25- Ridley to save your spot players must bring their in contention going into the weekend. around the trees and barely over the foot birdie putt and zoomed into the and/or if you have any birth certificate (copies are Except for two guys who generated water on the par-5 15th to about 6 feet lead after two more short birdie putts. questions at ridleytopflight- not permitted), parental so much of the buzz. for an eagle. He ran off three straight birdies again [email protected] or signature and the registra- Tiger Woods hit another shot into Reed was at 9-under 135. at the end of the front nine, holing a 781-775-0778. tion fee of $275. Rae’s Creek, didn’t make a birdie un- Right behind? Five major champi- 15-foot birdie at No. 9 to stretch his til the 13th hole and wound up with ons, for starters. lead. a 3-over 75, leaving him 13 shots be- Henrik Stenson (70) was four shots He is the only player in the field NBA hind Patrick Reed. Woods was more behind. Rory McIlroy (71) is off to his to make birdie on every par 5 both EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE concerned with sticking around for best 36-hole start in seven years and rounds. Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the weekend than chasing a green is looking as poised as ever to capture “The par 5s are huge around here x-Toronto 57 22 .722 — z-Houston 64 15 .810 — jacket. the fourth leg of the career Grand to be able to pick up ground on,” Reed x-Boston 54 25 .684 3 San Antonio 45 34 .570 19 x-Philadelphia 49 30 .620 8 New Orleans 44 34 .564 19½ Phil Mickelson matched his worst Slam. Jordan Spieth lost his two-shot said. “You’re not going to shoot a low New York 27 51 .346 29½ Dallas 24 56 .300 40½ score ever at Augusta National with lead on the first hole and was on the score if you don’t.” Brooklyn 26 53 .329 31 Memphis 21 57 .269 42½ Southeast Division Northwest Division a 79 to make the cut on the number, verge of getting left behind until he For everyone else, it was about jock- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB leaving him 14 shots behind. made a key par putt to close out the eying for position. x-Miami 43 36 .544 — x-Portland 48 31 .608 — Even without them, the show is just front nine with a 40, and then sal- Spieth was happy to be near the top x-Washington 42 38 .525 1½ Utah 46 33 .582 2 Charlotte 35 45 .438 8½ Oklahoma City 45 34 .570 3 getting started. vaged a 74 to join McIlroy just five after the way he started — a tee shot Orlando 24 55 .304 19 Minnesota 44 35 .557 4 Reed, who has never seriously con- shots behind. into the trees on the right and a three Atlanta 23 57 .288 20½ Denver 44 35 .557 4 Central Division Pacific Division tended on a big stage outside of the Looming was Dustin Johnson, the putts for a double bogey, and then a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Ryder Cup, had birdies on half of No. 1 player in the world, who made drive to the left and three more putts x-Cleveland 49 31 .613 — y-Golden State 57 22 .722 — x-Indiana 47 33 .588 2 L.A. Clippers 42 37 .532 15 the holes he played Friday. That was a 45-foot par putt on the 16th to atone for a bogey. Just like that he was be- x-Milwaukee 42 37 .532 6½ L.A. Lakers 34 44 .436 22½ more than enough to atone for the few for several birdie putts in the 10-foot hind, and it kept getting worse. He Detroit 38 41 .481 10½ Sacramento 25 54 .316 32 Chicago 27 52 .342 21½ Phoenix 20 59 .253 37 times he got out of position, and his range he missed. Johnson had a 68 made bogey from the middle of the 6-under 66 put him atop the leader- and was six shots behind, along with fairway on No. 7. He three-putted Friday’s Games Brooklyn at Chicago, 8 p.m. Atlanta 103, Washington 97 New Orleans at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. board for the first time in a major. PGA champion Justin Thomas, who from long range on the par-5 eighth. Charlotte 137, Orlando 100 Oklahoma City at Houston, 8:30 p.m. “I kept myself out of trouble and al- had a 67. And he was headed for a 41 on the Detroit 113, Dallas 106, OT Portland at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Philadelphia 132, Cleveland 130 Sunday’s Games lowed my putter to do the work,” Reed Eleven of the 17 players still under front nine until he made a 10-foot par Boston 111, Chicago 104 Atlanta at Boston, 1 p.m. said. par at the halfway point can be found putt. Miami at New York, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Toronto 92, Indiana 73 Indiana at Charlotte, 1 p.m. Sacramento at Memphis, 8 p.m. Detroit at Memphis, 3:30 p.m. New Orleans at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Orlando at Toronto, 6 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Utah at L.A. Lakers, 6 p.m. Conor McGregor arraigned after melee Saturday’s Games Golden State at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Denver at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Monday’s Games Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 7 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — UFC star three counts of assault and one count “It’s not that I don’t think he un- Conor McGregor is facing criminal of criminal mischief. He’s making a derstood what happened. He justi- charges after a backstage melee court appearance on Friday. It was fied it. It was justified to him.” NHL injured two fighters and forced the not immediately known if McGregor White said the 29-year-old Mc- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE removal of three bouts on Saturday has an attorney who could comment Gregor said he was sorry about the Atlantic Division Central Division night from UFC’s biggest card this on his behalf. fighters who were injured, but, “this GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Tampa Bay 81 54 23 4 112 294 233 z-Nashville 81 52 18 11 115 263 209 year. UFC President Dana White said had to be done.” x-Boston 80 49 19 12 110 263 208 x-Winnipeg 81 51 20 10 112 273 217 Video footage appears to show Friday he spoke to McGregor via Video showed McGregor with x-Toronto 81 48 26 7 103 273 230 x-Minnesota 81 44 26 11 99 247 229 Florida 80 42 30 8 92 240 241 Colorado 81 42 30 9 93 252 235 the promotion’s most bankable star text and the brawler said the con- a group of people causing chaos Detroit 81 30 39 12 72 214 251 St. Louis 80 43 31 6 92 220 216 throwing a hand truck at a bus full frontation “had to be done.” Thursday as they took an elevator to Montreal 81 29 39 13 71 207 260 Dallas 80 41 31 8 90 228 218 Ottawa 81 28 42 11 67 219 286 Chicago 80 33 37 10 76 227 248 of fighters on Thursday after a news “It was probably the worst con- the loading dock at Barclays Center. Buffalo 81 25 44 12 62 196 276 Pacific Division conference for UFC 223 at Brook- versation we ever had,” White told He can be seen tossing trash cans Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA lyn’s Barclays Center. FS1’s “First Things First” on Friday and being prevented from throwing GP W L OT Pts GF GA y-Vegas 81 51 23 7 109 271 221 y-Washington 81 48 26 7 103 254 236 x-San Jose 81 45 26 10 100 249 223 The New York Police Department morning. “We talked yesterday be- a barricade at a bus during his un- x-Pittsburgh 82 47 29 6 100 272 250 x-Los Angeles 81 45 28 8 98 237 199 says McGregor was charged, facing fore he turned himself in. announced appearance in New York. x-Columbus 81 45 29 7 97 240 226 x-Anaheim 80 42 25 13 97 227 213 x-New Jersey 81 44 28 9 97 245 239 Calgary 81 36 35 10 82 211 247 Philadelphia 81 41 26 14 96 246 243 Edmonton 81 35 40 6 76 231 261 Carolina 81 35 35 11 81 225 254 Vancouver 81 31 40 10 72 216 261 TV/RADIO N.Y. 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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV APRIL 7, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS ARIES (March 21-April 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WGBH Call the Midwife The Child in Time on Master- Little Antiques Roadshow Basic Stories- The Healing Mind With Martin An untimely decision will ^ PBS piece (N) Women “Portland” Black Stage Rossman, M.D. Listen to the voice of reason. You’ll hit a snag if the changes leave you at a loss. Someone WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Ransom “Three NCIS “Exit Strategy” 48 Hours WBZ Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “Dead You will have plenty of ideas, you want to make at home or you are close to will offer in- but not all of them will be $ CBS Fortune Wishes” (N) News Weight” to your lifestyle don’t fit into WCVB Inside Chronicle NBA NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at Houston News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- sight into what you should do. feasible. Someone with more % ABC Edition Rockets. (N) Center 5 Page “Brotherhood” tary Protect your position, reputa- experience will offer sugges- your current budget. WBTS Access Rescue Will & Super- Dateline NBC Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live “Chadwick 1st Look tion and future. tions that you should consid- * NBC (N) Grace store “Poison” Live (N) at 11 Boseman; Cardi B” (N) er. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WFXT Entertainment MasterChef Showtime at the Boston Boston Love Connection Just for Just for Boston TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It’s good to listen, but at some 9 FOX Tonight (N) Apollo “Week 6” News 25 “Evan ’n Hell” Laughs Laughs News Participation will do you good. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) point you must make your WUTF Fútbol Mexicano El gendarme desconocido (1941, Come- Cantinflas (2014, Drama Documental) ›› La mujer de mi hermano Listen to what’s being said, as Family, friends, children and = UMA Primera División (N) dia) Cantinflas, Mapy Cortés. Óscar Jaenada, Michael Imperioli. (2005, Drama) Bárbara Mori. views clear to those trying to it will spark an idea that will loved ones will all play import- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ›‡ The Spy Next Door (2010, Children’s) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & encourage you to take on a coax you into something you F MNT Theory Theory Jackie Chan, Amber Valletta. Molly ant roles in what you decide to project that could alter how or do. Visit people who bring you don’t want to do. WGBX Black America Since MLK: And Still I Black America Since MLK: And Still I HS Quiz Music Austin City Limits NOVA where you live. L PBS Rise The struggle for black equality. Rise Show Voyager “Cyndi Lauper” comfort and joy. Romance will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WWJE Frontier Force Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 “Nowhere Crime 360 “Payback” Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue GEMINI (May 21-June 20) improve your life. R JN to Run” 911 911 911 911 911 A donation will end up cost- Be careful how you spend and WHDH3 Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Frag- Scandal “It’s Good to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ing you too much. Before X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy ments” Be Kink” handle your cash. Get your fi- nancials in order and plan a new Changes at home will not go you commit to invest time in TELE ›› Hop (2011, Niños) James Marsden, ››‡ Red 2 (2013, Acción) Bruce Willis, Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa smoothly. An open dialogue ¨ TELE Voice of Russell Brand, Kaley Cuoco. John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker. strategy that will help you save something, make sure you y Más nes tremas must not be allowed to end up WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & money. Don’t let anyone take ad- know what will be required vantage of your generosity. being one-sided. Don’t hesi- ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order from you physically, financially CABLE STATIONS tate to speak up or to listen to (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 04.07.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law CANCER (June 21-July 22) others’ suggestions. and emotionally. A&E PD -- 01.06.18” (N) enforcement. Partnerships will need a lit- ››› Open Range (2003, Western) Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner. ››› Open Range (2003, Western) Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner. The Cow- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) AMC tle tender, loving care. Don’t PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Cattle herdsmen battle a ruthless rancher in 1882. Cattle herdsmen battle a ruthless rancher in 1882. boys reject something out of hand Get involved in events that You’ll be torn between what’s (6:44) ››‡ “The Notebook” (2004) Ryan Gosling. A man tells a ››‡ The Notebook (2004, Romance) Ryan Gosling. A man tells a Safe will give you the chance to BRAVO before you hear and under- right and what you want to story to a woman about two lovers. ‘PG-13’ story to a woman about two lovers. ‘PG-13’ Haven stand what’s being offered. mingle with people who can Deadliest Catch: Deadliest Catch: Deadliest Catch: On Deck “Captain vs. Deadliest Catch: Deadliest Catch: Deadliest do. Listen to all the facts and DISC Being accommodating will al- share information about your The Roughest The Roughest Captain” The captains share revelations. The Roughest The Roughest Catch low you to make the changes ancestry. You could learn make a choice that won’t “Invisible Adventures in Babysitting Bizaard- Bizaard- Stuck/ Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d L&M:Cali L&M:Cali Raven’s DISN Sister” (2016) Sabrina Carpenter. ‘NR’ vark vark Middle Middle Style Style Home you desire, too. something! jeopardize your reputation. SportsCen- College Hockey NCAA Tournament, Final: Teams TBA. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN ter Draft: SportsCen- SportsCen- SportsCen- SportsCen- SportsCen- QB Camp SportsCen- SportsCen- SportsCen- World Rugby Sevens Series BRIDGE ESPN2 Featured ter ter ter ter ter ter ter ter Cup Quarterfinal: Teams TBA. “Just Go ›‡ Grown Ups (2010, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kevin ›› The House Bunny (2008, Comedy) Siren “Pilot” Siren FREE With It” James, Chris Rock. Anna Faris, Colin Hanks, Emma Stone. “Captain America: ››› Deadpool (2016) Ryan Reynolds. Deadpool Legion The search for the The Americans Trust The abnormal is hard to get right FX The Winter Soldier” hunts down the man who nearly destroyed his life. Shadow King begins. “Tchaikovsky” Mark Haddon, who wrote What happens after West leads First, West must cash the heart (6:00) ››› “Gran Paterno (2018, Biography) Al Pacino, Riley VICE “Raised in the Here and Now “Yes” Silicon Paterno (2018) Al HBO Torino” (2008) ‘R’ Keough. ‘NR’ (Adult situations) System” Valley Pacino. ‘NR’ “The Curious Incident of the the club nine? ace. Then, he continues with a The Curse of Civil The Curse of Civil War Gold: Diving Deeper A possible forgotten railroad. (N) The Curse of Civil War Gold: Dog in the Night-Time,” said, “I North’s bidding sequence low heart to his partner’s king. HIST War Gold Diving Deeper am really interested in eccen- showed four spades, five- Finally, East leads through (6:00) “Stalked by Evil Doctor (2018, Suspense) Dina Meyer, Stalked by My Doctor (2015, Suspense) Evil Doctor (2018, Suspense) tric minds. It’s rather like being plus diamonds and at least South’s heart 10 into the jaws LIFE My Ex” (2017) Jen Lilley, Corin Nemec. Eric Roberts, Brianna Chomer. Dina Meyer, Jen Lilley. fascinated by how cars work. game-forcing strength. of West’s jack-nine. Abnormally (6:30) ››‡ “Talladega Nights: The Ballad ››‡ Step Brothers (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John Jersey Shore: Family Vacation The cast MTV It’s really boring if your car Typically, East would play brilliant! of Ricky Bobby” (2006, Comedy) C. Reilly, Richard Jenkins. reunites in Miami. works all the time. But as soon third hand high. Here, however, Spartan Race From Spartan Race From Spartan Race From Angling Quick Poker After Dark MLS Soccer Montreal Impact at NBCSB as something happens, you get West’s club-nine lead is top of Monterey, Calif. Palmerton, Pa. Asheville, N.C. Slants New England Revolution. the bonnet up. If someone has nothing. So, East must follow NHL Hockey Ottawa Senators at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Sports Bruins Sports Dirty NHL Hockey Ottawa Senators at NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today Academy Today Water TV Boston Bruins. TD Garden. an abnormal or dysfunctional suit with the club two, not put Henry Danger Henry Knight Star Falls Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and Two and Two and state of mind, you get the bon- up the queen. NICK Danger Squad (N) House Half Men Half Men Half Men net up.” South takes that trick, per- Homeland The Chi Four lives The Chi Brandon Boxing Jarrett Hurd vs. Erislandy Lara. World Super Welterweight title bout. Surely we are happiest when haps with a deceptive ace or SHOW are linked. reels from a loss. (N) our car keeps working and we king, then plays a diamond. “Lord of the Rings” ›››‡ The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) Elijah Wood. Counterpart A crisis ›››‡ Crash (2004, STARZ can leave the bonnet — sorry, West is back in. He should Humans and creatures unite to battle Sauron and his army. at the O.I. Drama) ‘R’ hood — down. Some bridge realize that South is ready to (5:31) “G.I. Joe: The ›››‡ Jurassic Park (1993) Sam Neill, Laura Dern. Cloned Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY deals, though, make us very run for home, and that the Rise of Cobra” dinosaurs run amok at an island-jungle theme park. happy if we find the abnormal defense must take four heart Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang The Last Full Frontal With Joker’s Drop the TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory O.G. Samantha Bee Wild Mic play that is required to make tricks now, despite South’s (5:30) ›› “47 ››› The Dark Knight Rises (2012, Action) Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, ›› Ghost Rider (2007, Action) Nicolas or break the contract — and having four cards in that suit. TNT Ronin” (2013) Tom Hardy. Batman faces a masked villain named Bane. Cage, Eva Mendes, Wes Bentley. today’s deal features two ab- West must hope that his “National ››› Captain America: The First Avenger (2011, Ac- 2018 WWE Hall of Modern Modern Modern Modern Unsolved normal defensive moves. partner has king-third in hearts, USA Treas.” tion) Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell, Sebastian Stan. Fame Induction Family Family Family Family South is in three no-trump. but he still has to be careful. (6:30) ››› “8 Mile” (2002, Drama) Emi- ›› Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (2005) Curtis “50 Cent” ›››‡ Boyz N the Hood (1991, Drama) VH1 nem, Kim Basinger, Brittany Murphy. Jackson, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Walter Alza. Larry Fishburne, Ice Cube. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV APRIL 8, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Abbey on Call the Midwife (N) Unforgotten on Masterpiece Last Tango in Ask This 3 Steps to Incredible Health! ^ PBS Masterpiece (N) Halifax Old H’se With Joel Fuhrman, M.D. WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Instinct “I Heart New NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel Jentezen $ CBS York” (N) “Vendetta” (N) “Phase Two” (N) News Osteen Franklin WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “109 (Top 24 Solos)” Twelve Deception “Mask- News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos finalists perform solos. (N) ing” (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Prophets” WBTS Dateline NBC (N) Little Big Shots (N) Genius Junior “Pint- Timeless “The Salem News American Ninja Access * NBC Sized Genius” Witch Hunt” at 11 Warrior WFXT Bob’s Bob’s Simpsons Brooklyn Family Last Man Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers Nine Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Depth Out Spo. Minute News WUTF ›››‡ Rouge (1994, Drama) Irène Jacob, Power and gold (2015, Acción) Victor Drug Real ››‡ No eres tú, soy yo (2010) = UMA Jean-Louis Trintignant. Alfonso, Cody Kasch, Carolina Guerra. Wars America Eugenio Derbez. WSBK Castle A casino WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods “What Blue Bloods “Broth- Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT owner is murdered. You See” ers” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX (6:00) “The Last Antiques Roadshow Live From Lincoln Center “Falsettos” A modern Front and Center Call the Midwife L PBS Picture Show” “Portland” middle-class family. “Jack Johnson” WWJE Poisoned Passions Pretty Pretty Handsome Devils Secret Secret Drugs, Inc. “Sin- Border Wars “Check- Hard R JN Bad Girls Bad Girls “Hurricane Love” Lives Lives dependence Day” point Texas” Time WHDH3 Anger Anger Modern Modern Gold- Gold- 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Moving Scandal Michael gets X CW Manage. Manage. Family Family bergs bergs CW56 (N) Guy Day” in trouble. TELE La Biblia MasterChef Latino (N) Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- Hermano (2010, Drama) Eliú ¨ TELE invita (N) y Más nes Armas, Fernando Moreno. WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “Family NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Deadline” “Sacrifice” Jewels” “Lone Wolf” “Honor” “Greed” CABLE STATIONS Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage A&E Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars (6:45) The Walking The Walking Dead The Walking Dead Talking Dead (N) The Walking Dead Old friends Comic Walking AMC Dead “Worth” (N) confront each other. Men Dead The Real House- The Real House- Your Husband Is The Real House- Watch The Real House- The Real House- BRAVO wives of Atlanta (N) wives of Atlanta (N) Cheating on Us (N) wives of Potomac What wives of Atlanta wives of Potomac Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC “Swamp Queen” Uncensored (N) “Island of Tears” “The Lost World” “Island of Tears” “Diary” ›››› Finding Nemo (2003, Children’s) Stuck/ Bizaard- Bizaard- Bunk’d Bunk’d Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN Voices of Albert Brooks. ‘G’ Middle vark vark Middle Baseball: Sunday MLB Baseball New York Mets at Washington Nationals. Nationals SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter ESPN Night Countdown Park. (N) SportsCenter (N) Draft: Formula One Racing Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix. E:60 ESPN FC (N) E:60 ESPN2 Featured (5:35) ›‡ “Grown ››› Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008, Romance- ›››› Forrest Gump (1994) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. A slow- FREE Ups” (2010) Comedy) Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis. witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. “22 ››‡ Jurassic World (2015, Adventure) Chris Pratt, Trust “La Dolce Trust J. Paul Getty refuses to Legion “Chapter 9” FX Jump” Bryce Dallas Howard, Irrfan Khan. Vita” (N) pay the ransom. Paterno (2018, Biography) Al Pacino, Riley Here and Now Silicon Barry (N) Last Barry Here and Now Audrey has sec- HBO Keough. ‘NR’ (Adult situations) “Dream Logic” (N) Valley Week ond thoughts about Steve. American Pickers American Pickers: God Code An expert finds a code in the American Pickers American Pickers: God Code HIST “Hello Jell-O” Bonus Buys (N) Bible. (N) “Slim Pickings” Bonus Buys (6:00) “Evil Doctor” Twin Betrayal (2018) Jen Lilley. A strug- My Husband’s Secret Life (2017, Sus- Twin Betrayal (2018) Jen Lilley, LIFE (2018) Dina Meyer. gling single mother is framed for murder. pense) Kara Killmer, Brett Donahue. Peter Douglas. “Step ››‡ The Longest Yard (2005, Comedy) Adam Jersey Shore: Family Vacation The cast Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV Brot” Sandler, Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds. reunites in Miami. lousness lousness lousness 34 to the Russell Sports Sunday (N) The Baseball Show Sports Sunday The Baseball Show NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks NBCSB Rafters Bronze (N) at Boston Celtics. Bruins NHL Hockey Florida Panthers at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Sports Red Sox Dirty NHL Hockey Florida Panthers at NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today Water TV Boston Bruins. TD Garden. Game School of Full Full Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and Two and Two and NICK Shakers Rock House House House House Half Men Half Men Half Men Billions Chuck tries Cartoon Cartoon Homeland “Useful Billions “A Genera- Billions “A Genera- Homeland “Useful Cartoon SHOW to cash in a favor. Pres. Pres. 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By Christopher “Overall, looking through Rugaber the volatility, employment ASSOCIATED PRESS growth is trending higher and wage growth is start- WASHINGTON — U.S. ing to heat up,” said Paul workers are increasingly Ashworth, an economist at benefiting as employers Capital Economics. struggle to fill millions of The government’s report open jobs. also suggested that em- More people who had ployers are trying hard- given up looking for work er to fill jobs by hiring are renewing their job people they might have hunts, more employees overlooked before. That’s are confident enough to helping people who were quit to look for other jobs previously left behind. and pay is gradually pick- For example, the num- ing up. ber of long-term unem- U.S. employers added ployed — people out of just 103,000 jobs in March, work for six months or the Labor Department longer — has fallen sharp- said Friday, the fewest in ly in the past two years, six months. And job growth to just 1.3 million. That’s in January and February down from a peak of 6.8 was revised down by a million not long after the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS combined 50,000. Great Recession ended. Public Works Sub-Director Ramon Mendez, wearing a hard hat at left, works with locals who are But the unemployment For years after the reces- municipal workers, from right, Eliezer Nazario, Tomas Martinez and Angel Diaz as they install a rate remained 4.1 per- sion, economists worried new post to return electricity to Felipe Rodriguez’s home, four months after Hurricane Maria hit cent, a 17-year low, the that long-term unemploy- the El Ortiz sector of Coamo, Puerto Rico. government said. And ment would leave millions the government’s overall of Americans without up- jobs report suggested that to-date skills, potentially the labor market remains unable to find work again. FEMA: Puerto Rico running out fundamentally healthy. More Americans are also The pullback in hiring encouraged about their in March was likely pay- job-finding prospects and back in part for an ex- have come off the side- of time as storm season nears plosive gain in February, lines to look for work. The economists said. Employ- government counts people By Danica Coto Long said his agency “FEMA cannot be direct- $6 billion invested in the ers added 326,000 jobs who are out of work as un- ASSOCIATED PRESS also is coordinating a June ly responsible for all of the six months after Hurri- that month — the largest employed only if they’re 14 planning and training response and recovery,” he cane Katrina. monthly haul in two years. actively searching for jobs. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico exercise with Puerto Ri- said. He said his agency is — The administrator of co’s government in which He also said the private working to reduce bureau- the U.S. Federal Emergen- life-saving supplies will sector should ensure that cracy but needs to ensure cy Management Agency be delivered to the island’s communication systems that federal funds will be said Friday it will take up 78 municipalities to en- become more resistant. spent appropriately. to an estimated $50 bil- “Recovery never moves lion to help rebuild Puerto sure better response times Maria left nearly all of Rico from Hurricane Ma- for any upcoming storms. Puerto Rico without phone as fast as people want ria and warned that the Cities and towns will be service after the Category it to be,” he said. “And in U.S. territory is not ready allowed to store those sup- 4 storm hit on Sept. 20. this case, moving faster for another disaster. plies for future disasters. Long defended his agen- can be detrimental from Brock Long said his FEMA and local gov- cy from ongoing criticism the standpoint of putting agency aims to make the ernment officials already that it did not respond this money to work in a island’s roads, homes, have stockpiled more than quickly enough to the manner that truly makes bridges and electrical grid 15.6 million liters of water hurricane or dedicate the Puerto Rico stronger and as strong as possible but and more than 2.8 million same amount of resources more resilient.” noted that the next hurri- meals in five warehouses compared with other nat- Mike Byrne, FEMA’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cane season starts June 1. across the island in the ural disasters in the U.S. federal coordinating offi- “We’re running out of event of another disaster. mainland. cer in Puerto Rico, said he Indiana Wesleyan University senior Courtney time,” he said during a vis- Long stressed that “(That’s) completely is working with the U.S. Kingma, left, thanks Jennie Hehe, communi- it to Puerto Rico, adding Puerto Rico’s public and false,” he said, adding that territory’s government ty resource manager for Tangram, for talking that much of the island’s private sectors have to in the first six months to determine how federal with her during the Experience Indiana job infrastructure collapsed. build a strong emergency since Maria hit, FEMA in- funds will be used to iden- fair event in the student center at IWU in Mar- “We have a long way to response network and es- vested $10 billion in Puer- tify priorities and rebuild ion, Ind. go.” tablish unified plans. to Rico, in contrast to the damaged infrastructure. Boss buzzing you after hours? NYC might let you say buzz off

By Deepti Hajela said. “We’re always con- right to ignore off-hour at any time,” she said. “It’s ASSOCIATED PRESS nected to our phones or to communications. now about being able to a computer once we leave Employers who wanted control the instruments NEW YORK — Technol- the office.” to return a communica- so that we can still have ogy that once promised It’s important, he said, tion could do so. a life.” freedom from the confines for people to be “able to “If you love your job and The reality, though, is of an office has, for many draw a clear line between you love what you’re do- that the world has become workers, become a ball the workplace and their ing, I highly doubt that a 24/7 place, and adhering and chain, blurring the personal lives, to give you will stop working,” Es- to a policy like the one Es- lines between work hours them time to connect with pinal said. pinal is proposing would be and, well, any other hours. their family, friends, re- The bill would be in- detrimental to a company’s A New York City Council duce their stress levels tended to make life better competitiveness, said labor member wants to put a and be able to go back to for people like Arlene Pit- lawyer Louis DiLorenzo of stop to that. work and perform at their terson, a marketing and Bond, Schoeneck & King, The proposal would bar optimal level.” event planning consultant who has spent years repre- employers from requiring The legislation would in Brooklyn, who recalled senting management and employees to respond to cover private companies one boss routinely pester- employers. non-emergency emails, with more than 10 employ- ing her with late-night “The problems are go- texts and other digital ees. There would be ex- emails, then getting upset ing to be tremendous,” communications outside emptions for certain types when she didn’t reply. DiLorenzo said. “I just regular work hours. It of jobs that require people It was among the condi- don’t think you can legis- would also outlaw retali- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to be on call. Barring emer- tions that led her to work- late against progress.” ating against workers who Arlene Pitterson, a marketing and event plan- gencies, bosses wouldn’t be ing for herself, in which He also questioned how choose to unplug. ning consultant in Brooklyn, recalled one boss able to demand that work- she now sets her own it would be enforced, and The recently introduced routinely pestering her with late-night emails, ers check work emails or boundaries about when how an emergency would legislation is only in the then grew upset when she didn’t reply. messages in off hours. she’ll respond to people. be defined. beginning stages, with Companies that violated “The fact that we have “I can’t think of a busi- initial committee hear- the rule would face fines of to get to a point where ness that we represent ings expected sometime in But bill sponsor Rafael that never sleeps isn’t at least $250 per incident. we have a law about it is that there aren’t times June, and doubters won- Espinal, a Democrat who supposed to be the city Espinal said he was in- unfortunate, but it’s nec- where a lot of people der how it could work, es- represents parts of Brook- that never stops working. spired by a French law essary,” said Pitterson, 40. wouldn’t think of them as pecially in always-buzzing lyn, said the legislation is “Work has spilled into that took effect this year “Technology has allowed emergencies, but the cli- New York City. needed because the city our personal lives,” he that gave employees the us to work from anywhere ent does,” he said. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 REAL ESTATE

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Lower income workers moving out of the Bay Area were being replaced by younger workers mak- ing about $12,640 more PHOTO | PAUL MOSELEY/FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM annually from 2005 to PHOTO | OLIVER PEREZ/DREAMSTIME Downtown Fort Worth. 2016, according to a na- New residents to the San Francisco Bay Area tional study released are earning far more than the people they’re Wednesday by BuildZoom. chasing out, a new report says. Downtown Fort Worth is growing fast, but The Bay Area income gap has accelerated from 2010 is it becoming too wealthy and white? to 2016, with the average paid workers are mov- million, according to real newcomer out-earning the ing toward less expensive estate data firm CoreLogic. By Gordon Dickson run-down neighborhoods a smooth transition from typical former resident by metro areas, the report Real estate agents say FORT WORTH undergo improvements to one generation to the next about $18,700. found. This migration has even well-paid tech em- STAR-TELEGRAM buildings, sidewalks and without a period of decline “In the Bay Area, you driven up housing prices ployees moving from other other infrastructure. (followed by the need for have a tremendous de- in coastal cities, while oth- states struggle to find sat- FORT WORTH, Tex. — Those improvements yet another urban renew- mand for housing,” said ers in the Rust Belt have isfactory housing. Many The growth of downtown should be good things, but al cycle). Issi Romem, BuildZoom seen home prices drop. compromise on size for lo- Fort Worth during the what often happens in cit- Long-term, it’s impor- chief economist and au- Romem said the findings cation, and pay a lot more past several decades is by ies that don’t plan careful- tant for cities to ensure thor of the study. High reveal a fundamental shift than they expected. just about any definition a ly is that property owners they are adopting policies housing prices, he said, from the 1970s, when sub- Michi Olson, a relocation tremendous success story. in a newly improved area that encourage neighbor- make it almost impossible urban development flour- specialist with Alain Pinel But is the city center smell an opportunity to hoods to grow in a diverse for many families to put ished to accommodate Realtors, has handled em- getting too wealthy for its jack up rental and own- fashion — so that those down roots and push them new residents. ployee moves for several own good? ership prices so quickly areas can change with the away from the region. The soaring price of Bay major tech, biotech and Downtown Fort Worth’s that some of the neigh- times as one generation Bay Area newcomers Area real estate today de- social media companies in ZIP code (76102) is the borhood’s traditional resi- grows old and another is had a median annual ters lower paid workers Silicon Valley. She helps sixth most gentrifieddents are forced to move. born. That was one of the household income of about from moving to the region, families of tech engineers neighborhood in the Unit- Then out-of-town develop- key messages delivered $70,000, while those leav- he said. Romem also noted and executives moving to ed States, according to re- ers begin to see the area Wednesday to several hun- ing had a household in- that residents with above- the Bay Area get through cently released research as an untapped market, dred members of Down- come of $57,400, according average incomes for the sticker shock by selling by the apartment finder and begin building more town Fort Worth Inc., who to the study. About 60 per- region still find it difficult a lifestyle — beautiful RentCafe. The ranking and more projects aimed attended the group’s 36th cent of the newcomers had to save enough for a down weather, outdoor activi- was based on changes in at the high-income demo- annual luncheon meeting at least a four-year col- payment. ties and Northern Califor- home values, household graphic. at the downtown Omni lege degree, while about The median sale price nia culture — rather than incomes and ratio of col- The result can be neigh- Fort Worth Hotel. 50 percent of the outgoing for a single-family home properties. lege-educated residents in borhoods filled with too “I would encourage you residents had that level of in prime Bay Area coun- Many new arrivals are ZIP codes across the U.S. many wealthy, child- to be deliberate about di- education. ties has climbed for nearly trading vast homes in oth- between 2000 and 2016. less households and not versity and price points,” The Bay Area represents six years. 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