SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 Nahant takes to the street against marine center plans Protesters By Daniel Kane town. gather at the FOR THE ITEM Marblehead lobsterman Josh Mahoney Lynnway Rota- shes the waters and bays around Nah- ry during rush NAHANT — Protesters took to the side- ant. He questioned the university’s com- hour Friday walks around the Lynnway Rotary Friday mitment to coastal sustainability. afternoon to afternoon, voicing concerns over the pro- “You would think they would study the express their posed Northeastern University site expan- effects of current systems,” he said. “They concerns about sion at the tip of Nahant. talk about sustainability but they are not the proposed “The smallest town in the state is going proving it.” Northeastern up against one of its biggest universities,” The proposed expansion would include a University ex- Diane Monteith said. “Watch us roar.” ve-fold increase in the amount of water pansion plan. Several drivers honked their horns in collected at the Northeastern site from 500 support of the approximately 50 protest- ITEM PHOTO | ers brandishing signs with drawings of the NAHANT, A7 SPENSER HASAK Spelling Marblehead’s it out Gerry School in Lynn may shutter By Daniel Kane over safety FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Eighth-grader Will Robson showed spell- By Daniel Kane FOR THE ITEM ing runs in the family. Friday night, he was MARBLEHEAD — The Elbridge Gerry champion of the 33rd An- School should be closed permanently. nual Daily Item Regional That’s the recommendation of a school Spelling Bee just as his department study which said the condi- brother Mitchell Robson tion of the 112-year-old school is unsafe for did from 2014 to 2016. school children and faculty. “I’m very excited about The school has been shuttered since Jan- the chance to compete uary when a steam pipe leak led to moving at the Scripps National the 140 students to other schools. Spelling Bee in Washing- The survey found the school’s roof leaks, ton, D.C.,” said Will, a St. its HVAC system is outdated, and there John’s Preparatory School are cracks and sagging in areas. student. “I’ve been there “It’s 2018 and these are modern times with my brother, and it and they require us to provide modern was really fun.” facilities for our students to learn,” said For his winning perfor- School Committeewoman Jennifer Schaef- mance, Will also receives a fner. “The Gerry School doesn’t meet the $100 gift card to Barnes & standards for our children.” Noble and a ve-day trip Superintendent Maryann Perry said kin- to the nation’s capital for dergarten students will continue to attend Bee Week. Malcolm Bell School and rst-graders at The competition, L. H. Cof n School into next year. co-sponsored by Flag- She said if the School Committee accepts ship Travel, was tightly the recommendation at its April 12 meet- contested. Runners up ing, Town Meeting will be asked next year Massimo Bottari of the to close the facility permanently. Veterans Middle School “It’s a sad day that we have come to,” in Marblehead, and last said Schaeffner. “I’m truly heartbroken year’s champion Ashrita that we are here, but we are here.” Gandhari of Franklin El- Stephanie Callahan, a Gerry School ementary School in North parent, said while the transition to other Andover, were eliminated schools has been seamless, something will just a few words before. be lost if the school closes. Winners representing “One of the things we will lose is that 55 North Shore schools parent community,” she said. “At Gerry, 80 competed in the contest. to 90 percent of the parents were engaged Will seemed relaxed on day-to-day. It was really special. I don’t stage as he made a few know if there’s anything that can be done jokes and corrected an- about that, but I just wanted to share.” nouncer William McGuin- School Committeewoman Meredith Ted- ness on the pronunciation ford agreed. of the word “hemerocallis,” “No one at this table takes this decision ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK a  owering plant. lightly,” she said. Will Robson of Marblehead was the winner of the 33rd Annual Daily Item Region- BEE, A7 al Spelling Bee on Friday night. For additional bee photos, see page A3 and A7. MARBLEHEAD, A7 Georgia stays on their minds Popular Peabody Essex Museum exhibit extended By Thomas Grillo Through 125 works, the show examines ITEM STAFF how the renowned artist crafted her public image. The national touring exhibition is on SALEM — The Georgia O’Keeffe exhibi- view for an extra week in Salem through tion at the Peabody Essex Museum has been April 8. extended due to popular demand. “For more than 70 years, Georgia O’Keeffe “Georgia Titled “Art, Image, Style,” the show pres- shaped her public persona, de ed labels and O’Keeffe: Art, ents one of America’s most iconic artists in carved out a truly progressive, independent Image, Style” a new light. life in order to create her art,” said Aus- continues to It is the rst exhibition to explore O’Keef- ten Barron Bailly, the museum’s curator of be on display fe’s modern aesthetic and distinctive American Art, in a statement. “O’Keeffe rec- through April self-styling by presenting her paintings ognized that how she dressed and posed for 8 at Peabody with her never-before-exhibited handmade the camera could signal an alliance between Essex Museum garments and photographs of the artist, the in Salem. museum said. EXHIBIT, A7 Hockey coach pleads not guilty to new charges INSIDE In Lynn By Bridget Turcotte Christopher Prew, 31, was arraigned on head, and indecent assault and battery of Girls Inc. to celebrate annual ITEM STAFF nine additional counts of indecent assault a child in Newton. He was hired to coach SMART girls summit. A3 of a child and one count of attempted inde- the children privately in hockey. SALEM — A private youth hockey coach cent assault on a child Friday. The alleged Prew is facing charges involving seven LOOK! accused of raping a 9-year-old boy from incidents occurred in Marblehead and victims in Essex County and one in Mid- Brotherton review: Cetera dazzles at Lynn Auditorium. A8 Marblehead pleaded not guilty to 10 ad- Peabody between Jan. 1, 2017 and Feb. 5, dlesex County. ditional charges in Essex Superior Court 2018. Prew was formerly listed as living in a In Sports Friday morning. Meanwhile, his attorney Prew was already facing charges of ag- Marblehead condominium owned by the Classical’s Burt taking his said he plans to appeal his detention at gravated rape and indecent assault and talents to Salem State. B1 Middleton Jail in Supreme Judicial Court. battery involving one child in Marble- COACH, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 42° VOL. 140, ISSUE 90 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 31° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 OBITUARIES

Carol A. Graham, 73 Lawmakers reach deal on

LYNN — Carol Ann children Mark, Mi- massive criminal justice bill (Crowell) Graham, chael and Justine, age 73, a lifelong and great-grandchil- BOSTON (AP) — House about cutting the chains month, with no further Lawmakers said the Lynn resident, died dren Eric, Kalianna and Senate negotiators that hold people down amendments allowed. compromise also address- suddenly at her and Kaison; daugh- reached agreement Friday when they are trying to The bill would repeal es a loophole in a previous home on March 20, ter Kelly Kellett, on a sweeping overhaul of get back on their feet, and several mandatory mini- law that Republican Gov. 2018. her husband Rich, the state’s criminal jus- it is about better protect- mum sentences for drug Charlie Baker and Dem- She was the their children John, tice system, ending sev- ing the public from guns offenses, while also call- ocratic Attorney General daughter of the late April and Anna, and eral months of what were and drugs.” ing for tougher sentences Maura Healey said had in- Earle R. and Kather- great-grandchildren described as occasionally The committee met be- for trafficking in fentanyl advertently tied the hands ine I. (Redden) Crowell, and Jayson and Jenna; daughter contentious discussions. hind closed doors for sev- and carfentanil, synthetic of prosecutors trying to wife of the late John Graham. Heather Ward, her husband The compromise un- eral months to resolve dif- opioids blamed for accel- crack down on dealers who She was a graduate of Lynn Rich, and their children, Brit- veiled by a six-member ferences between House erating the deadly opioid mix the synthetic opioids Classical High School. ney, Richard and Mae; son conference committee and Senate versions of abuse crisis. with heroin or other drugs. Carol had worked for Tran- Richard and his family; her calls for a wide range of a bill widely considered Democratic Rep. Claire The conference commit- sitron, and later as an English sisters, Vida Colby, Loretta changes in how Massa- to be the most sweeping Cronin, the top House ne- tee rejected a Senate pro- language tutor for Operation Clemens, Kay Grasso, Gail chusetts deals with crime criminal justice overhaul gotiator, said lawmakers vision that would have Able of Greater Boston. She Smagula, and Patricia Brenna; and punishment issues. in Massachusetts in sev- sought to lessen penalties raised from 18 to 19 the was a member of St. Stephen’s as well as several nieces and The changes would affect eral decades. for low-level drug offenses age in which a person is Episcopal Church in Lynn. She nephews. She was the sister everything from bail to “Other bills made small and offer greater access automatically considered loved to cook, sew and crochet, of the late Dick Crowell. sentencing to the use of dents. This makes a big to treatment for those ad- an adult, rather than a and had one of her poems, “A Service information: Her solitary confinement in bang,” said Senate Majori- dicted, while at the time juvenile, for criminal pros- Little Piece of Me,” published. funeral will be held on Tues- prisons. ty Leader Cynthia Creem, increasing penalties for ecution. But the compro- She loved playing cards and day at 12 p.m. in the SOLI- “The agreement we who also took part in the “those who seek to profit mise bill does raise the bingo with the girls, and en- MINE Funeral Home, 426 have reached ... is about negotiations, as did House from the misery of others.” minimum age of criminal joyed helping people. She will Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. lifting people up instead Majority Leader Ronald “Let the message be responsibility from 7 to 12, be remembered as a loving, Burial will be in Pine Grove of locking them up,” said Mariano. clear, fentanyl and carfen- and puts new limits on the caring and giving person. Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives Democratic Sen. William The compromise faces tanil are not welcome in use of restraints and isola- She is survived by her and friends are respectfully Brownsberger, the chief an up or down vote from Massachusetts,” said Cro- tion in juvenile detention daughter, Ronilee “Lee” How- invited. Visitation will be on Senate negotiator. “It’s lawmakers early next nin. facilities. land, her husband Dan, their Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 12 children, Nicole and Sandra p.m., prior to the service. and great-grandchild Peter; Directions and guestbook at daughter Allison Graham, her www.solimine.com. China’s lobster imports keep Senoria J. Robertson, 98 US price high, but no tariffs 1919-2018 By Patrick Whittle more than $12 per pound WEST CHESTER, Ohio — Se- Rebekah Park, and dear sister ASSOCIATED PRESS in some New England noria Josephine Robertson of the late Harold Mack and markets. More exports to (nee Mack), 98, passed away Elsie Spaziani. BIDDEFORD, Maine — Asia coupled with smaller peacefully in West Chester, Service information: A China’s hunger for Amer- catches could keep those Ohio, on Thursday, March 15, viewing will be held from 2-3 ican lobsters is helping prices up, said Bill Bruns, 2018. p.m. on Monday, March 26 keep prices high to U.S. operations manager with Born in East Greenville, at the FALK Funeral Home, consumers, but a tariff on Lobster Company of Arun- Pa., on Oct. 2, 1919. Senoria 163 Main St., Pennsburg, the seafood does not ap- del, Maine, a lobster ex- taught home economics for Pa. Graveside services will pear imminent. porter. 30 years at Breed Junior High be held at New Goshenhop- The Asian country im- “It’s commodity based. School in Lynn. She was an pen UCC Cemetery. In lieu ported more than 17.8 You raise the price. It outstanding seamstress and of flowers, contributions million pounds of lobster wouldn’t be any different cook for her family. She en- may be made to Cheering for from America in 2017, with apples, oranges or joyed quilting, embroidering, Charity Foundation. Cheer- eclipsing the previous re- pickles,” Bruns said. “But sewing and had a beautiful ing for Charity Foundation cord of about 14 million if it’s too expensive, no- collection of thimbles. Later in enhances the quality of life pounds in 2016, federal body wants it.” life she loved traveling, espe- for nursing home residents statistics state. The value Chinese lobster imports and their families impact- cially cruising. She loved the of the imports also surged from the U.S. began surg- adventure. ed by Alzheimer’s and other from $108.3 million in ing in 2011, when they She was the beloved wife of dementias. Donate online 2016 to $142.4 million last exceeded a million pounds the late Rosco Robertson, de- at cheeringforcharity.org or year, according to data FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for the first time. The val- voted mother of Susan Jack- P.O. Box 53759, Cincinnati, from the National Oceanic ue of America’s lobster ex- son, loving Grammy of Robert OH 45253. Visit her “Book Live lobsters are packed for overseas shipment and Atmospheric Admin- at the Maine Lobster Outlet in York, Maine. ports to China have also Jackson and Ruth Park and of Memories” at falkfuneral- istration. homes.com or muellerfuner- ballooned in that time, great-grandmother of Hannah China’s growing inter- Christner, William Jackson and alS.com. increasing by a factor of est in the premium U.S. some food items such as men in Maine, the biggest almost 20 since 2010. Ex- seafood item is happen- nuts and pork, but lob- lobster fishing state, saw ports to Hong Kong, which ing just as the Trump ad- sters aren’t on the list. catch fall from 132.5 mil- are tallied separately, have ministration is engaging The increased imports lion pounds to 110.8 mil- also increased, though Anthony J. Altavilla, 66 in a trade battle with the are also happening just lion pounds last year. they plateaued at around country. China has target- as American fishermen Prices have been high $50 million around 2013 ed dozens of U.S. products might be starting to slip to consumers at home, and have stayed there PEABODY — Anthony J. Alta- Fla., his niece, Marissa Altavil- for new tariffs, including in volume of catch. Fisher- with lobsters fetching since. villa, 66 of Peabody, died at la-Collibee, his two nephews, home March 19. William and Bryan Silck. He MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Born, raised and educated was the great uncle of Briana in Chelsea, he was the son Silck, Mackenzie Altavilla and the order would threaten alleged to have made on of the late Anthony and Mary Liam Campbell. He was pre- Troopers suspended after Fatal fire blamed on smoking the Clean Water Act and Facebook was related to (Patti) Altavilla. deceased by his brother Ralph audit finds alleged OT abuse give polluters incentive PALMER (AP) — In- a fatal crash in Avon last Anthony had been self-em- A. Altavilla. vestigators say smoking year. When another man ployed working as a personal Service information: Rela- BOSTON (AP) — Mas- to skirt regulation by caused a fatal fire at a was charged in connec- care assistant for the last 18 tives and friends are invited sachusetts State Police rerouting discharges to Palmer apartment build- tion with the crash, the years. Prior to living in Pea- to attend his funeral service say some troopers have groundwater. ing this week. victim’s father said Grant body, Anthony had been a 10- from the NADWORNY Funer- been suspended without In August, a judge Authorities on Friday made a post that said year resident of Epping, N.H. al Home, 798 Western Ave., pay and others retired ordered Tennessee Valley said the cause of the blaze dashcam evidence proved Anthony was a hardworking Lynn, Tuesday March 27 at following an audit that Authority’s Gallatin reported at about 2 a.m. his son was at fault. That and dedicated man who will 11 a.m., followed by burial in found alleged overtime Fossil Plant ash excavat- abuse. ed and removed. He cited Thursday was the “im- dashcam evidence had be deeply missed by all who Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. proper disposal of smok- knew him. Visiting hours will be held Nineteen members of pollutants leaking into not been made public. Troop E faced hearings the Cumberland River, ing materials.” Anthony is survived by his Monday from 4-7 p.m. For The fire claimed the life sisters, Donna M. Silck of guest book and directions Friday to determine their but said there’s scant Officials ID burning body, duty status while the in- evidence of harm. of a man believed to be Lakeworth, Fla., and Dolores A. please visit www.nadworny- 66 years old. His name investigating as homicide Altavilla of West Palm Beach, funeralhome.com. vestigation is conducted. Eighteen other largely State Police say nine Republican states want was not released pending HATFIELD (AP) — proper identification and officers retired since the the ruling overturned. Authorities say a man start of the investigation notification of family. whose body was found IN MEMORIAM Did you know? Tuesday, leaving 10 hear- The fire originated on burning in a western MARY V. LEBLANC New rules designed to end the third-floor rear porch 2017 ~ MARCH 23 ~ 2018 ings for Friday. Massachusetts field ear- ON HER FIRST ANNIVERSARY As a result, the depart- scallop tussle off NE of the victim’s apartment lier this month has been ment ordered nine mem- where he had set up an identified and they are PORTLAND, Maine upholstered recliner for bers suspended without (AP) — Federal fishing investigating the death pay. One person was kept smoking outside. He as a homicide. managers say they’ve set called 911 to report the on active duty. new measures to try to The Northwestern The audit found possible fire before succumbing. resolve a dispute between District Attorney’s Office cases of officers holding Twelve people including said Friday the victim members of the East Home delivery the ranks of trooper, children were displaced was identified as 44-year- Coast scallop fishery. sergeant and lieutenant from the six-unit building. old Daniel Cruz, of subscribers Small-boat scallop being paid overtime for The state fire marshal’s Northampton. fishermen in the northern get FREE access shifts they didn’t work. office says it was the Cruz’s body was found Gulf of Maine area have to the e-edition on State Police say two state’s fourth fatal fire burning in Hatfield on May God hold you in the complained in recent palm of his hand. more Troop E members of the year caused by March 10, on a road adja- Love, Joe, Joanne, Susan, and Liz would’ve faced hearings years that bigger boats smoking. cent to a popular walking but one retired prior to are dominating the fertile trail. the opening of the inves- fishing grounds. State police dispatcher It was the second time tigation and the other is The two types of boats investigated over posts in less than a month Selling a house? already suspended for an operate under different that a dead body had Buying a house? unrelated issue. sets of rules. BROCKTON (AP) — A been found in the town of The smaller boats have Massachusetts State about 3,300 residents. Find out what properties Attorneys general back a possession limit of 200 Police dispatcher is under pounds, while the big coal ash cleanup ruling internal investigation for recently sold in your area. boats have no such limit. allegedly posting infor- They’re regulated instead 781-593-7700 NASHVILLE, Tenn. mation about criminal Publishing Daily, except Sundays Check out (AP) — Four state attor- by a limited number of investigations on social USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the Real Estate page neys general are support- days at sea. media before some of that Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA ing a judge’s order for a The National Oceanic information had been and additional offices. in Saturday’s paper. and Atmospheric Admin- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item federal utility to clean up made public. Subscriptions coal ash at a Tennessee istration said Friday that State police confirm to Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States plant. it plans to prevent exces- The Enterprise of Brockton $20.00 for 4 weeks In the 6th U.S. Circuit sive fishing by prohibiting that Carla Grant, who has $65.00 for 13 weeks Court of Appeals brief the boats from fishing been a civilian dispatcher $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year Thursday, Democratic in the northern Gulf of for the agency since 1999, Send payment to and POSTMASTER, attorneys general for Maine when they are has been placed on leave send address changes to: Maryland, California, on days-at-sea program. pending a status hearing The Daily Item Washington and Massa- They will still have some scheduled for next week. 110 Munroe St. chusetts said overturning access to the area though. One of the posts she is P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 A3 LYNN Calling all The calm before the spelling bee SMART girls

Girls Incorporated will tion by Curious Creatures host its 16th annual illuminating how STEM is SMART girls summit on involved in working with Wednesday from 9 a.m. to and caring for animals. 1 p.m. in their big yellow The summit has a building at 50 High St. lengthy list of sponsors, During the summit, more including the Smithso- than 125 girls from four nian Astrophysical/NASA middle schools in great- Chandra X-ray Observa- er Lynn will learn about tory, Museum of Science, the wide range of career Boston, Cambridge Sci- opportunities in science, ence Festival & Science on technology, engineering, the Street, Desktop Metal and math (STEM). Inc., New England Bio- Along with several work- labs, Massachusetts State shops covering topics Police Crime Lab, Skans- including computer pro- ka, Change is Simple Inc., gramming, hydraulics, en- Northeastern University gineering, chemistry, foren- Marine Science Center, sics, environmental health/ Christa Corrigan McAu- sustainability, marine sci- liffe Center for Integrated ence, and astronomy, there Science Learning, and GE will be a special presenta- Aviation. Giving the

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK earth an hour Mayor Thomas M. McGee speaks to the contestants of The Daily Item Regional Spelling Bee. It’s called Earth Hour, Australia in 2007, draw- and the environmental ing participation from 2.2 initiative which launched million homes and busi- in Australia 11 years ago nesses. Earth Hour has comes to Lynn tonight. become a global sustain- To provide local partic- ability movement with ipation in what Regional more than millions of peo- Coordinator Juan Gonza- ple around the world. lez called an international Global landmarks in- event, Global Embassy of cluding Sydney Harbour Activists for Peace is in- Bridge, the CN Tower in viting local and area res- Toronto, the Golden Gate idents to turn off as many Bridge in San Francisco, lights as possible in their Last year’s and Rome’s Colosseum homes from 8:30-9:30 p.m. winner of have extinguished lights An ecology-friendly gath- The Daily for an hour to take part in ering on Lynn City Hall’s Item Regional steps is also scheduled for the environmental aware- Spelling that hour with bee’s wax ness event. Bee, Ashrita candles provided. Founded in 2012, Glob- Gandhari of “Earth Hour is an annual al Awareness takes on North Andover, environmental campaign human rights initiatives speaks to that brings attention with Gonzalez and other contestants to the effects of climate members hosting multiple before the change by asking people Holocaust remembrance competition. to turn off the lights at and awareness events lo- homes and businesses for cally. an hour,” said Gonzalez. For more information on Gonzalez said Earth the City Hall gathering, Hour started in Sydney, call 781-913-0675. Crighton praises civics education legislation

BOSTON — State test of time,” Crighton Sen. Brendan Crighton said in a statement. “It is From left, (D-Lynn) praised civic our responsibility to pre- Faileny Torres, engagement legislation pare students, to teach 10, of Lynn, passed Thursday by the respectful and thoughtful Edna Lendo, Senate as a way to engage discourse, and to instill for 9, of Lynn, and children “... in the stew- future generations the no- Emmah Faris- ardship of our democracy.” tion that democracy is not Howes, 13, of Senators worked 18 a spectator sport.” Lynn have a months to craft the mea- The curriculum is made pre-game chat. sure, An Act to Promote possible by the Civics and Enhance Civic En- Project Trust Fund, which gagement, Crighton said. will provide funding for The legislation enacts a training and for the fur- hands-on approach to fos- ther development of cur- tering civic engagement. riculum frameworks. The bill incorporates proj- “One of the primary ect-based learning and purposes of our educa- encourages the instruc- tion of civic competencies, tion system is to have an including news and media informed and engaged literacy, and provides ex- citizenry,” said Senate Mi- tracurricular civic-partic- nority Leader Bruce Tarr ipation opportunities. (R-Gloucester) in a state- “Preparing the children ment. “This bill will aid of today to be responsible student understanding of citizens of tomorrow be- rights, laws, and our elec- gins with education about toral system, and the val- how our government op- ue of their participation in erates at the local, state our democracy.” and federal levels and The bill has been re- how the principles of our ferred to the House for democracy have stood the consideration.

Selling a house? Buying a house? Lynn Superintendent of Schools Dr. Catherine Latham joins Mayor Thomas M. McGee as they Find out what properties speak to the contestants. recently sold in your area. LAW OFFICES OF Check out JAMES J. CARRIGAN the Real Estate page • Social Security Disability in Saturday’s paper. • Workers Compensation • Accidents 25 years located across Home delivery from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. subscribers 781-596-0100 Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Ezekiel Newsome, 11, of Lynn preps before the RONALD D. MALLOY event. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg Ball of confusion Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant What are we to make of precise arate individuals. He must serve Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall poll data that reflects nothing short both as chief of state and as the 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey of confusion and contention? Are nation’s highest political executive. P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer the polls confused, or is it simply The roles seem almost designed to Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan that the interpreters of those pub- collide.” Chief Operating O cer Chairman lic-sentiment gauges are confused? Greenstein argued that as the Customer Service PŽ Do these polls reflect, or contribute head of the executive branch, the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 to, our sorry state? president, like a British prime Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Whatever the answers, the cu- minister, has “intrinsically divisive All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 responsibilities,” with the atten- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 rious fact remains that the latest 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Wall Street Journal/NBC News dant risk of forfeiting “his broad Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 poll shows two seemingly contra- acceptance as leader of the entire Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 dictory upticks — one for the Dem- nation.” But as chief of state, the Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ocrats’ prospects in November’s president, like constitutional mon- classi [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 midterm congressional elections, archs, “is a symbol of unity,” a fig- Subscriptions and one for President Donald J. ure “expected by Americans to rep- [email protected] Trump’s approval. resent the entire nation.” It is in that latter role that Trump Circulation Maybe all the contradictions we [email protected] see in our politics are the zeitgeist is least comfortable; and as a “sym- of the era. This is, after all, a time bol of unity,” he provides the least Ext. 3 comfort to the nation, even to many when the Republicans are the pop- Newsroom ulists (and, on the issue of Trump’s Republicans whose loyalty to party [email protected] steel and aluminum tariffs, the and the presidency has been, until [email protected] EDITORIAL now, unquestioned. unlikely allies of the labor unions) Ext. 4 and the Democrats are the elitists “For the most part, the presiden- (and the party most appealing to cy changes the president into a Sports many of the plutocrats who occu- better man,” said Craig Shirley, a [email protected] py the commanding heights of the veteran of several GOP presiden- Ext. 5 most vibrant parts of the economy). tial campaigns and the author of Retail and Online Indeed, the most profound four volumes on Ronald Reagan. “When presidents assume office, Advertising change may be among the Republi- [email protected] cans. Not so long ago, Sen. Sherrod they often assume a new humility Brown, the Democrat from Ohio, and faith.” ADVERTISING The principal example, as of so was quoted as saying that “the Re- Peter Battinelli publican establishment has cap- much of the presidency, is Abra- ham Lincoln, who said the only Sales Representative, ext. 1217 tured the government.” He added, [email protected] “When it comes to what they’re answers he could find were in de- really trying to do every day, it’s vout contemplation. “I have been Ernie Carpenter Jr. driven many times upon by knees Director of Advertising the bidding of the billionaire Re- and Business Development, ext. 1355 publican establishment — of Wall by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere else to go,” he [email protected] PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Street, of the drug companies, of the gun lobby.” said. “My own wisdom and that of Michele Iannaco President Donald Trump speaks in the Dip- all about me seemed insufficient.” Sales Representative, ext. 1315 Not so fast. Maybe the drug com- [email protected] lomatic Room of the White House Friday. panies, maybe the gun lobby, but Much of this is enough to make surely not the Republican estab- us rethink the conventional view of Ralph Mitchell lishment. It is aghast at what the the office — at a time when Trump Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Trump administration is doing, es- is in (conscious and deliberate) vio- Trump’s big, bold pecially on trade. Perhaps the only lation of many of the customs of the Patricia Whalen group as disenchanted as Brown presidency. He does not, for exam- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 is with the Trump administration, ple, measure his words; they spill [email protected] and with Trump himself, may be into Twitter at all hours. He has no plan to punish respect for the conventions of the BUSINESS OFFICE the Republican establishment. Its office; where previous presidents members are watching their pow- Susan J. Conti (Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nix- er eroding in slow motion, and if Controller, ext. 1288 on) merely harbored doubts about the US economy Trump wins a second term, histo- [email protected] institutions such as the State De- rians may date the end of the mod- Ted Grant partment and FBI, Trump is dis- ern Republican Party to his nom- Publisher, ext. 1234 One thing to understand about President Donald trustful of them. ination in Cleveland nearly two [email protected] Trump’s proposed new tariffs on China is that they “We like to think there’s an act of years ago. are, in the first instance, a tax on U.S. producers and magic that occurs when someone Marian Kinney The one lesson of American histo- ext. 1212 consumers. The revenue they’ll raise won’t come from puts his hand on the Bible for that ry is that the past is always chang- [email protected] China, but from the pockets of Americans who’ll have oath of office,” said presidential ing, the settled is always being to pay more for Chinese goods. historian Richard Norton Smith. Will Kraft revised and the reviled are some- Imposing this tax requires a strong justification, or “We think that at that moment he Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 times being rehabilitated. at least an intelligible rationale. The Trump admin- grows.” [email protected] In “The Hidden-Hand Presiden- istration offers neither. It’s true that the U.S. has le- Not always. Where John F. Ken- Jennifer Perez gitimate trade grievances with China, but there are cy,” the Princeton scholar Fred nedy, George W. Bush and Barack ext. 1205 much better ways of resolving them. I. Greenstein wrote this consen- Obama were works in progress in [email protected] The White House says it will impose tariffs on $50 sus-shattering passage about the the White House, Eisenhower, Lyn- Constitution, so often regarded Mike Shanahan billion (or maybe $60 billion) of China’s annual im- don Johnson, George H.W. Bush Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 with hushed reverence: ports to the U.S. Not quite yet, though: Details will and Trump entered the White [email protected] follow in 15 days, and there’ll be 30 days for com- “One of the most profound sourc- House as finished products. The Carolina Trujillo ments before any tariffs take effect. At the same es of discontent with the perfor- current president is unchanging mance of presidents was built into Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 time, the Treasury has been given 60 days to come even as he is changing American [email protected] up with new restrictions on investment by Chinese the job of chief executive in 1787 politics. firms in the U.S. by the framers of the Constitution. Jim Wilson Maybe Trump hopes these threats will lead China The American president is asked David Shribman is a Pulitzer Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] to make trade concessions and he will not need to ac- to perform two roles that in most Prize-winning columnist. He is a tually put these tariffs in place. Conceivably, it could democracies are assigned to sep- Swampscott High graduate. CIRCULATION work out that way: Premier Li Keqiang said this Lisa Mahmoud week China will open its economy further, do more to Manager, ext. 1239 protect intellectual property, and restrain its efforts [email protected] to get foreign investors to transfer technology. If Chi- CLASSIFIED na follows through, that might be enough for Trump to declare victory and move on to his next adventure. Abbe Young Smith The danger is that Trump actually believes his own Manager, ext. 1276 bombastic rhetoric about winning a trade war — that [email protected] the time for talking is past, that China’s promises NEWSROOM are worthless, and that the administration will keep raising taxes on U.S. producers and consumers un- Bill Brotherton til the trade deficit with China is eliminated. That Features Editor ext. 1338 would be a lunatic growth-killing plan even if China [email protected] didn’t retaliate. If China did push back, and raised Gayla Cawley tariffs of its own against U.S. exports, the impact on Reporter, ext. 1236 both countries’ growth would be worse. [email protected] Even if it doesn’t come to that, the other great cost Cheryl Charles of Trump’s approach is the threat it poses to the News Editor, ext. 1278 rules-based system of liberal trade — one designed [email protected] and built over decades by none other than the U.S. Thomas Grillo The president may be deluding himself that he can Reporter, ext. 1264 change China’s behavior merely by bullying. A far [email protected] better plan would be to bind an increasingly pow- Spenser Hasak erful China into this system as a matter of mutual Photographer, ext. 1332 advantage. This is a multilateral effort, involving the [email protected] European Union and Japan, and it would be made more difficult by the unilateral rule-bending (or Thor Jourgensen breaking) that the Trump administration is propos- Editorial Director, ext. 1267 [email protected] ing. How wise is it, really, to tell China, “Do as you’re told: Might is right”? Steve Krause On intellectual property and technology transfer, Sports Editor, ext. 1229 China is widely agreed to have done some rule-bend- [email protected] ing of its own. That does need to be addressed — and Owen O’Rourke the existing system provides ways to do so. Oddly Photographer, ext. 1224 enough, the Trump administration acknowledges as [email protected] much; it announced this week that the U.S. would Roberto Scalese launch a new case at the World Trade Organization Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 on China’s rules for licensing technology, and it has [email protected] also relied on the expertise of CFIUS, the committee Mark Sutherland on foreign investment, to block deals on national-se- Creative Director curity grounds. [email protected] Starting a trade war, however, is another matter entirely. That’s a plan with a likelihood of high casu- Anne Marie Tobin alties for both sides. No one is arguing that Trump Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 lacks the authority to prosecute such a war. But he, [email protected] and the American public, should be aware of what’s Bridget Turcotte at stake. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] An editorial from the Bloomberg View. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Cop shooting protest disrupts NBA game By Sophia Bollag 17,000-seat arena. all united in our commit- and Don Thompson The protesters eventu- ment.” ASSOCIATED PRESS ally dispersed and no ar- Clark was suspected of rests were made. breaking into cars in a SACRAMENTO, Ca- After the game, Kings South Sacramento neigh- lif. — Hundreds of people owner Vivek Ranadive ad- borhood. Police were protesting a fatal police dressed the small crowd called and as a helicop- shooting of an unarmed from center court, sur- ter hovered overhead, black man in California’s capital city marched into rounded by Sacramen- Clark ran. Officers on the City Hall, disrupted rush- to’s players and coaches. ground cornered him and, hour traffic on a freeway He expressed sympathy believing he had a gun in and then joined hands to for the family of Stephon his hand, fired 20 rounds. block thousands of NBA Clark, 22, who was shot Afterward, police found fans from entering the Sunday in the backyard of no weapon, only a cell- arena where the Sacra- his grandparents’ home. phone. mento Kings were playing. “We are so very sorry for “We are at a place of Protesters shouting your loss,” Ranadive said. deep pain” because of re- “Shut it down” formed “We at the Kings recognize cent violence directed at a human chain outside people’s abilities to protest black people in Sacramen- Golden 1 Center Thursday peacefully and we respect to and elsewhere, said the evening while dozens of that. We here at the Kings Rev. Les Simmons, a com- police initially attempted realize that we have a big munity leader who joined to clear entrances before platform. It’s a privilege the protest. He commend- fans were told to go home. but it’s also a responsi- ed the city’s first black The game between the bility. It’s a responsibility police chief, Daniel Hahn, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kings and Atlanta Hawks that we take very serious- for doing the best he could started about 20 minutes ly and we stand here be- in the aftermath but criti- Hundreds of protesters demonstrating against the fatal police shooting late and was played before fore you, old, young, black, cized officers for their ac- of Stephon Clark shut down Interstate 5 in both directions in downtown about 2,000 fans in the white, brown, and we are tions. Sacramento, Calif., Thursday. Support soars President signs $1.3 trillion for stricter gun budget after veto threat control laws By Jill Colvin, increases the bill provides Catherine Lucey, for military spending and By Steve Peoples nearly half of Americans Lisa Mascaro said he had “no choice but and Emily Swanson do not expect elected offi- and Alan Fram to fund our military” ASSOCIATED PRESS cials to take action. ASSOCIATED PRESS “My highest duty is to “It feels hopeless,” said keep America safe,” he said. NEW YORK — Support 30-year-old Elizabeth Tag- WASHINGTON — for tougher gun control President Donald Trump The bill signing came a eson-Bedwin, of Durham, few hours after Trump cre- laws is soaring in the Unit- North Carolina, a self-de- signed a $1.3 trillion ed States, according to a spending measure Friday, ated last-minute drama by scribed Republican who saying in a tweet that he new poll that found a ma- teaches 7th grade English. averting a midnight gov- jority of gun owners and ernment shutdown just was “considering” a veto. “Considering recent events, With Congress already on half of Republicans favor gun control in this country hours after declaring he recess, and a government new laws to address gun needs to be stricter — and was considering a veto. shutdown looming, he said violence in the weeks after it can be without infringing Trump said he was “very that young immigrants now a Florida school shooting on anyone’s rights.” disappointed” in the pack- protected in the U.S. under left 17 dead and sparked Overall, 69 percent of age, in part because it did Barack Obama’s Delayed nationwide protests. Americans think gun not fully fund his plans for The poll, conducted by laws in the United States a border wall with Mexico Action for Childhood Arriv- The Associated Press- should be made stricter. and did not address some als “have been totally aban- NORC Center for Public That’s up from 61 percent 700,000 “Dreamer” immi- doned by the Democrats Affairs Research, found who said the same in Octo- grants who are now pro- (not even mentioned in Bill) that nearly 7 in 10 adults ber of 2016 and 55 percent tected from deportation and the BORDER WALL, now favor stricter gun under a program that he which is desperately needed when the AP first asked PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS control measures. That’s the question in October of has moved to eliminate. for our National Defense, is the strongest level of sup- 2013. Overall, 90 percent House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., But Trump praised the not fully funded.” port since The Associated of Democrats, 54 percent of and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Press first asked the ques- gun owners and 50 percent D-N.Y., speak to reporters about the massive tion five years ago. The of Republicans now favor government spending bill moving through Con- H. Wayne Huizenga, new poll also found that stricter gun control laws. gress, on Capitol Hill in Washington Thursday. who built his fortune China targets $3 billion worth from trash, dies at 80 By Steven Wine and Terry Spencer of US goods in tariff dispute ASSOCIATED PRESS MIAMI — H. Wayne Hui- By Joe McDonald zenga, a college dropout ASSOCIATED PRESS who built a business em- BEIJING — China an- pire that included Block- nounced a $3 billion list buster Entertainment, of U.S. goods for possible AutoNation and three pro- retaliation in a tariff dis- fessional sports franchises, pute with President Don- has died. He was 80. ald Trump and girded Huizenga died Thurs- Friday for a bigger battle day night at his home, over technology policy as said Valerie Hinkell, a longtime assistant. The financial markets sank on FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fears of global disruption. cause was cancer, said Bob Henninger, executive The Commerce Ministry H. Wayne Huizenga at vice president of Huizen- said higher duties on pork, Dolphin Stadium in ga Holdings. apples, steel pipe and oth- Miami. Starting with a single er goods would offset Chi- garbage truck in 1968, into the leading movie nese losses due to Trump’s Huzienga built Waste Man- tariff hike on steel and rental chain nine years lat- agement Inc. into a Fortune er. In 1996, he formed Au- aluminum imports. It 500 company. He purchased urged Washington to ne- toNation and built it into a independent sanitation en- Fortune 500 company. gotiate a settlement but gineering companies, and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Huizenga was founding set no deadline. by the time he took the owner of baseball’s Flori- Trump said Friday that A warehouse worker watches as government inspectors check imported company public in 1972, da Marlins and the NHL he was not concerned frozen pork in Qingdao in eastern China’s Shandong province. he had completed the ac- that the tariffs would be quisition of 133 small-time Florida Panthers — ex- a drag on the stock mar- day to approve a possible said Beijing was “fully were mixed Friday, but haulers. By 1983, Waste pansion teams that played ket. He added: “China is tariff hike on Chinese prepared to defend” its in- Asian financial markets Management was the larg- their first games in 1993. going to end up treating imports worth up to $60 terests. sank on concern the es- est waste disposal company He bought the NFL Miami us fairly.” billion over Beijing’s tech- “We don’t want a trade calating tensions might in the United States. Dolphins and their stadi- In a separate and po- nology policy. It gave no war, but we are not afraid disrupt the biggest glob- The business model um for $168 million in 1994 tentially bigger dispute, indication of a possible of it,” said the spokeswom- al trading relationship or worked again with Block- from the children of found- the ministry criticized response but a foreign an, Hua Chunying. lead other nations to raise buster Video, which he er Joe Robbie but had sold Trump’s decision Thurs- ministry spokeswoman On Wall Street, stocks import barriers. started in 1985 and built all three teams by 2009. Extremist slain after deadly rampage in southern France

By Sylvie Corbet, who had switched places what was going on inside Thomas Adamson with a captive and suffered the supermarket — and and Renata Brito life-threatening wounds — crucially, decide when to ASSOCIATED PRESS one of 16 people injured in storm it. A police official the day’s violence. who was not authorized to TREBES, France — A The Islamic State group be publicly identified con- gun-wielding extremist claimed responsibility for firmed the officer’s identity unleashed bloodshed in a the rampage near Carcas- to The Associated Press. quiet corner of southern sonne, a medieval city be- “He saved lives,” Macron Roseline France on Friday, killing loved by tourists, and the said. police three people as he hijacked town of Trebes. It was the Macron said investigators gather a car, opened fire on police deadliest attack in France will now focus on establish- outside a and took hostages in a su- since Emmanuel Macron ing how the gunman, iden- supermarket permarket, where panicked became president last year. tified as Redouane Lakdim, in Trebes, shoppers hid in a meat The officer who offered obtained his weapon, and southern freezer or ran through the to be swapped for a female how he became radicalized. France, aisles. hostage was identified as He was known to police for Friday. The 26-year-old attack- Arnaud Beltrame. He man- petty crime and drug-deal- er was slain as police aged to surreptitiously ing and was under surveil- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED stormed the market with leave his phone on so that lance — but not suspected PRESS the help of a heroic officer police outside could hear of extremist links. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- REVERE Maryland high school larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Arrests curacy, it is the sole responsibility Anthony Ortiz, 21, of 22 of the concerned party to contact Franklin Ave., Chelsea, was shooting victim has died the relevant police department and arrested on warrant charges have the department issue a no- at 12:27 p.m. on Thursday. By Matthew Barakat tice of correction to the Daily Item. Luis Ramirez, 25, of 82 and Brian Witte Corrections or clarifications will not Parker St., Chelsea, was ar- ASSOCIATED PRESS be made without express notice of rested on warrant charges at A teenage girl who was change from the arresting police 1:02 p.m. on Thursday. shot when a classmate department. Francesco Talluto, 36, 209 Bradstreet Ave., was arrested opened fire inside their on warrant charges at 7:50 Maryland high school has MARBLEHEAD p.m. on Thursday. died, authorities said Fri- day. Accidents Accidents The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office said Jae- A report of a hit-and-run A report of a hit-and-run lynn Willey died at 11:34 motor vehicle accident at Vil- motor vehicle accident on p.m. Thursday. Earlier lage Plaza on Pleasant Street that night, her family had at 12:09 p.m. on Thursday. Everett Street at 7:52 a.m. on Thursday. said she would be taken off life support at the Uni- Breaking and Entering Breaking and Entering versity of Maryland Prince A report of breaking and George’s Hospital Center. entering of a motor vehicle on A report of breaking and Melissa Willey told news Roundhouse Road at 5:35 entering on Adams Street at reporters Thursday night a.m. on Friday. Caller reported 12:51 a.m. on Thursday. that her daughter was that a phone charger and some brain dead and had “no loose change were taken. Complaints life left in her.” The mother, holding A report of a disturbance a young baby, said, “On PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS MEDFORD on Shirley Avenue at 2:38 Tuesday ... our lives Parents of Great Mills High School student Jaelynn Willey, Melissa and p.m. on Thursday; on Camp- changed completely and Daniel Willey, hold one of their nine children during a press conference Accidents bell Avenue at 4:40 p.m. on totally forever. My daugh- at Prince George’s Hospital Center in Cheverly, Md., Thursday. A report of a past motor Thursday. ter was hurt by a boy who vehicle accident at 5 Revere shot her in the head and Vandalism took everything from our a shot at Rollins, but it’s “All indications suggest and a member of the swim Beach Parkway at 5:53 p.m. not yet clear whether Rol- the shooting was not a team. on Thursday; at High and Win- lives.” A report of vandalism on The teen was shot Tues- lins was killed by the offi- random act of violence,” The shooting broke out throp streets at 8:10 a.m. on North Shore Road at 6:50 cer’s bullet or took his own police said in a statement. just before classes were to Friday. day by 17-year-old Aus- p.m. on Thursday. tin Rollins at Great Mills life. Willey had been in criti- begin Tuesday, according Theft High School in St. Mary’s The St. Mary’s Coun- cal condition at the hospi- to the sheriff’s office. SAUGUS County. ty Sheriff’s Office said tal. A fundraising page to A 14-year-old boy who A report of shoplifting at Rollins died after shoot- Wednesday that Rollins help her family has raised was shot in the thigh 3850 Mystic Ave. at 10:33 Arrest ing Willey. A school re- and the girl had been in a more than $77,000. during the encounter was a.m. on Friday. source officer got there relationship that recently Jaelynn was one of nine released Wednesday from A report of larceny at 36 Kevin P. Dow, 28, of 23 within a minute and fired ended. siblings, her mother said, a hospital. Massachusetts Ave. at 10:53 Gould St., Stoneham, was ar- a.m. on Friday. rested and charged with oper- ating under the influence and PEABODY leaving the scene of property Protesters gather in nation’s damage at 9 p.m. on Thurs- Arrest day. capital, demanding gun control Charles L. Copponi Jr., 45, Accidents of 5 Waldingfield Lane, was arrested and charged with A report of a motor vehicle By Ashraf Khalil breaking and entering at 3:59 accident on Main Street at ASSOCIATED PRESS 6:09 p.m. on Thursday. p.m. on Thursday. WASHINGTON — Complaints Washington is preparing Accidents for a massive rally in sup- A report of a motor vehicle A report of road rage on port of gun control, one accident at 200 Washington Hobson Street at 5:25 p.m. that organizers hope will St. at 3:18 p.m. on Thursday; on Thursday. Caller reported prove that the country has at 50 Warren St. at 10:21 that a neighbor had stopped reached an emotional tip- p.m. on Thursday; at 50 Mt. traffic multiple times to yell at ping point on gun violence, Vernon St. and 119 Tremont her and spit on her car. Peace with teenagers seizing the St. at 8:58 a.m. on Friday. was restored. initiative and leading the demand for change. Complaints Theft The nation’s capital is generally nonchalant about A report of a party urinating A report of shoplifting at protests, but Saturday’s in the street on Travis Terrace Macy’s Department Store at gathering has prompted at 4:22 p.m. on Thursday. The 1201 Broadway at 2:21 p.m. more attention and specu- party was “sent on his way.” on Thursday. lation than usual. Estimates on crowd size are notoriously unreliable but organizers are hoping PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to draw 500,000 protest- US charging ers; that would match last Lexi Offstein, 17, center, and Jade Tywang, 17, right, both students from year’s women’s march and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., meet with Sen. make this one of the larg- Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., left, Friday on Capitol Hill in Washington. nine Iranians in est Washington protests since the Vietnam era. It “I look at the younger kids on Feb. 14. Parkland shooting wasn’t would also bolster claims and the future generations Renert, who sheltered even the most recent hacking scheme that the nation is ready to and I never want them to in a classroom during the school shooting in the enact sweeping changes to go through what we went attack and had a friend United States. One stu- its gun control laws. More through or see what we wounded in the leg, was dent was wounded and By Eric Tucker two of the defendants. than 800 other concurrent saw,” said 15-year old Kayla on a bus bringing her to another later died from ASSOCIATED PRESS “By bringing these crim- marches are planned in Renert, a student at Marjo- Washington from the air- her wounds after being inal charges, we reinforce cities across America and ry Stoneman Douglas High port after flying up from shot Tuesday in southern WASHINGTON — The the norm that most of the Trump administration an- dozens of locations over- School in Parkland, Fla., Florida Friday morning. Maryland; the 17-year old civilized world accepts: seas. where 17 people were killed She pointed out that the gunman was also killed. nounced criminal charges nation-states should not and sanctions Friday steal intellectual property against Iranians accused for the purpose of giving in a hacking scheme to pil- domestic industries an Mother: Austin bomber’s black fer sensitive information advantage,” Deputy Attor- from hundreds of univer- ney General Rod Rosen- sities, private companies stein said in announcing roommate held until suspect found and American govern- the charges. ment agencies. Also Friday, the Trea- The nine defendants, By Emily Schmall tigators backed off those sury Department target- accused of working at the and Ryan J. Foley theories somewhat when ed the Mabna Institute behest of the Iranian gov- ASSOCIATED PRESS subsequent victims were ernment-tied Islamic Rev- and 10 Iranians — the Hispanic and white. nine defendants and one PFLUGERVILLE, Tex- They now say they don’t olutionary Guard Corps, as — The mother of a hacked the computer sys- charged in a separate know what motivated case last year — for sanc- man who lived with the Conditt. tems of about 320 univer- suspected Austin bomber sities in the United States tions that officials say will He planted bombs in dif- make it harder for them to says her son was hand- ferent parts of Austin that and abroad to steal expen- cuffed, taken into custody sive science and engineer- do business outside Iran. killed two people and se- The defendants are by SWAT officers and held verely wounded four oth- ing research that was then overnight before police used by the government or unlikely to ever be pros- ers over three weeks start- found the suspect who sold for profit, prosecutors ecuted in an American ing on March 2. He began blew himself up. said. courtroom since there’s by placing explosives in Jennifer Withers told The hackers also are ac- no extradition treaty with packages left overnight The Associated Press late cused of breaking into the Iran. But the grand jury on doorsteps, then rigged PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS networks of government indictment, filed in feder- Thursday that her 26-year- an explosive to a tripwire organizations, such as the al court in Manhattan, is old son, Collin Thomas, who Authorities surround the home of Austin bomb- along a public trail. Fi- Department of Labor, the part of the government’s is black, was walking from ing suspect Mark Conditt in Pflugerville, Texas, nally, he sent two parcels Federal Energy Regula- “name and shame” strat- work Tuesday in Pfluger- Wednesday. with bombs via FedEx. tory Commission and the egy to publicly identify ville, just north of Austin, The second bomb explod- United Nations, and pri- foreign hackers, block to the house he and anoth- name him. Austin police She said her son “seemed ed on March 12, killing vate sector entities includ- them from traveling with- er man shared with seri- spokeswoman Anna Sa- to get along fine” with 17-year-old Draylen Ma- ing technology companies out risk of arrest and put al bombing suspect Mark bana said neither room- Conditt. son and severely wound- and law and consulting their countries on notice. Conditt when a group of mate has been charged. “Collin said they all ing his mother. Mason was firms. The approach has been officers “flew at him.” Withers said Thom- would sit around and chat a talented bass player, The Justice Department employed with past in- Withers said he was as lived with Conditt for and talk,” she said. and Michael Manderen, said the hackers were af- dictments accusing Ira- questioned about the more than three months But Withers said her admissions director for filiated with an Iranian nian hackers of a digital bombings but none of his in a home Conditt was son didn’t know anything the Oberlin Conserva- company called the Mab- break-in of a New York family was notified about renovating with his father. about the bombs police say tory of Music in Ohio, na Institute, which prose- dam, Chinese military of- where he was. After Con- She said her son was close he made. said Mason had earned a cutors say contracted with ficials of large-scale hacks ditt died, Thomas was to a family at the Chris- Conditt’s first two bombs highly coveted spot in the the Iranian government at energy corporations eventually released. tian church he attended, killed and injured black program before his death to steal scientific research and Russians of a massive Police earlier said they’d and that they introduced victims, leading to specu- and would have been told from other countries. The breach of Yahoo user ac- released Conditt’s other him to Conditt’s family lation that they were hate Friday along with others institute was founded by counts. roommate but refused to who were also Christian. crimes — though inves- accepted. SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7

Spelling it out in Lynn

BEE From A1 “Now I’m getting hun- gry,” he said after being asked to spell Kielbasa, a Polish sausage. After several rounds, Sara Granados, a third-grader at the James J. Hill Elementary School in Revere, appeared to be a crowd favorite. Outfitted in a pink dress, Sara looked up to spell at a microphone placed a few inches above her head, receiving ap- plause for each correct spelling. When she was elimi- nated, coming in fourth place, she was the first contestant to receive a standing ovation. Before the ceremo- ny, Ashrita and sponsor Joel Abramson handed a bouquet of flowers to retiring Superintendent of Schools Dr. Catherine Latham. “Every one of you are winners just to be sitting here on this stage to- night,” she said. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Carolina Trujillo, director of community relations for Essex The 2017 Daily Item Regional Spelling Bee winner Ashrita Media Group, and sponsor Joel Abramson congratulate Will Gandhari uses the back of her number tag to write out let- Robson of Marblehead for winning the 33rd Annual Daily ters with her finger. Item Regional Spelling Bee. Hockey coach pleads not guilty to new charges

COACH ily in Winthrop, but that From A1 changed when he learned Prew’s mother had been mother of the first victim, accused of sending threat- but is now listed as living ening text messages to the in Winthrop. mother of the first victim. He is being held without His mother, Louise Mar- bail at Middleton Jail on tino, 55, was indicted on the original charges involv- one count of witness in- ing the Marblehead boy. timidation Thursday. Her Attorney Michael Doolin arraignment has not yet told Judge Timothy Feeley been scheduled. His step- Friday he plans to appeal father was present at Fri- his detention in Superior day’s arraignment. Judicial Court. Following Prew is expected back in the arraignment, Doolin court on April 10. told reporters he would file the appeal next week. Bridget Turcotte can Feeley indicated at a be reached at bturcotte@ prior hearing that he was itemlive.com. Follow her inclined to release Prew on Twitter @BridgetTur- to the custody of his fam- cotte. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Many of the protesters who gathered at the Lynnway Rotary during rush hour Friday were from Popular Peabody Essex the movement Keep Nahant Wild. The goal of the public protest was to let more people know what’s happening in Nahant. Museum exhibit extended Nahant takes EXHIBIT Throughout her life, From A1 O’Keeffe had strong opin- to the street ions about how she want- her attire, her art, and her ed to look, no matter what against marine home. Her aesthetic lega- the dress codes of the era cy of organic silhouettes, dictated, the museum said. center plans minimal ornamentation O’Keeffe’s aesthetic sensi- and restrained color pal- bility can be traced from ettes continues to capture NAHANT her school age rebellion the popular imagination against women’s clothes From A1 and inspire leading de- to her New York years in signers and tastemakers gallons a minute to about the 1920s and ’30s when of today.” 2,400 gallons. a black-and-white palette O’Keeffe died at the age Those concerned say that dominated much of her of 98 in 1986. this system would dump art and dress, to her lat- Rejecting the conserva- warm water into the sur- er years in New Mexico, tive Victorian world into rounding ocean and affect when her art and clothing which she was born, art local ocean life. changed in response to the historians say O’Keeffe Northeastern also pro- Southwestern landscape. absorbed the progressive Whether sewn by posed adding a building on a principles of the Arts and 23-acre site for research and O’Keeffe herself, custom Crafts Movement, which made, or bought off the classroom space. promoted the idea that ev- “I’ve seen more invasive rack, she consistently fa- erything a person made or vored the simple lines and species in my traps already,” chose to live with should Mahoney said. “It rings hol- abstract forms that also reflect a unified and visu- reverberated through her low when they say this facili- ally pleasing aesthetic. ty will be sustainable.” artwork and home design. “O’Keeffe drew no line On Friday, April 6, the Many of those who flood- between the art she made ed the rotary were from the regular price of admis- and the life she lived,” sion will be reduced to $15 movement Keep Nahant said Wanda Corn, guest Wild. The goal of the public from $20 and the museum curator, in a statement. will stay open until 9 p.m. protest was to let more peo- “She strove to make her ple know what’s happening life a complete work of art, Thomas Grillo can be in Nahant. each piece contributing to reached at tgrillo@item- “We are expanding our an aesthetic whole.” live.com. message further,” Candace Cahill said. “We want to get into contact with people fur- Marblehead’s Gerry School ther than Nahant.” “We want to send the mes- may shutter over safety sage to other towns that this could happen to you,” she said. MARBLEHEAD was in the White House. Monteith claims that From A1 “If we decide to no lon- Northeastern doesn’t have ger keep Gerry as a school the best interest of the local While the future of the building, the town remains communities they work with. property as a school build- committed to keeping “They just want this as an- ing is unlikely, officials it intact and improved,” other jewel in their crown,” Frank Guidara, left, and Jim Walsh, both of Nahant, gathered with hope the town can reuse Schaeffner said. “Perhaps she said. “They don’t need others at the Lynnway Rotary on Friday to express their concerns the historic property built in a second life Gerry can this building here.” over the proposed Northeastern University expansion project. when Theodore Roosevelt be a community center.” A8 SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Cetera’s a hard habit to break Quote By Bill Brotherton by Hancheroff. They’re terrific. ITEM STAFF Cetera was singer, songwriter and bassist for Chicago’s first 17 of the LYNN — Peter Cetera said he albums, from 1967 to 1985. Solo always wanted to be a Beach success and bad blood between Boy or a Beatle. him and bandmates ended his week But the rapturous, rowdy partnership with the group. But crowd at a near-capacity Lynn the songs will live on. He is the Auditorium Thursday night was instantly recognizable voice of all perfectly happy that his fabu- those Billboard chart toppers. lous self was up on stage. For just under two hours, Cet- “While I was in detention, It’s easy to forget how many hit era, 73, delivered one smash I suffered a lot of pain because singles Cetera has had. The for- after another. “Restless Heart” of my sickness and I was also mer member of Rock & Roll Hall and “Baby, What a Surprise” pained in soul because the of Fame Chicago played most of were neutered a bit by sound is- burden was very hard in there.” them, as he reminded fans that sues at the start. But once the few pop stars were hotter from mix was set right, it was one Cecilia Larios, describing the late 1960s through the ’90s. high point after another. the four months federal Cetera’s distinctive tenor was A five pack of Chicago classics immigration authorities featured on Chicago hits, in- mid-set put fans in a state of held her in detention cluding “Hard to Say I’m Sorry,” delirium, as dozens, especially while in ill health. “You’re the Inspiration” and “If women, moved and grooved to You Leave Me Now,” among this the slow, sultry, slinky vibes of show’s many highlights. “Love Me Tomorrow,” “Wishing He had a bunch of solo hits, You Were Here” (three of the too. “Glory of Love,” from the Beach Boys actually sang har- movie “Karate Kid Part II”, and mony on the record), “Stay the “The Next Time I Fall,” with Ta- Night,” “If You Leave Me Now” nia Hancheroff singing the Amy and “You’re the Inspiration.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Grant part, earned deafening “Hard Habit to Break” and Peter Cetera performs at the Lynn Auditorium. ovations, as did “After All,” with “Hard To Say I’m Sorry” sent fans The band got to show off during like a man possessed during riot- Hancheroff subbing for Cher. into apoplexy. Cigarette lighters Cetera was backed by the Bad were raised heavenward. I was a medley of Beatles tunes. Han- ous versions of “Feelin’ Stronger Daddies, his seven-piece band amazed those things still exist. cheroff delivered a sweet and Every Day” and “25 or 6 to 4,” comprised of session aces Boh Cetera was a fine host, glee- sultry intro to “Oh Darling” which sent the crowd home happy. Cooper on keyboards, drummer fully chiding the crowd for not before the band kicked in, and Bill Brotherton is Features Steve Brewster, Joe Chemay on turning off the flash on their Rodriguez, a monster on guitar, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bass, Tony Obrohta and Chris Ro- phones and purposely mispro- sang lead on “Come Together.” editor of the Item. Tell him driguez on guitar, keyboard play- nouncing Pea-boddy and “forget- For the encore, Cetera strapped what you think at bbrother- Communist Party will er Jonathan Hamby, and vocals ting” what city he was in. on his electric bass and seemed [email protected]. regulate China’s media, This is how Spanish-language TV portrays Real stories fuel a ‘golden age’ film industry LGBTQ characters, and it’s worrisome of documentaries BEIJING (AP) — Chinese (TNS) — Although the NEW YORK (AP) — You’re on the couch. It’s been a state media will be getting more entertainment industry in long day. The remote control is in your hand. What can propaganda now that the Com- the United States has helped you watch? munist Party has announced advance a more tolerant and There’s that new CNN documentary series on the it will be in direct control of inclusive public perception pope. Or maybe you’re more in the mood for some sin- broadcasters and the regulators of sexual minorities, Span- ners in “Girls Incarcerated” on Netflix? There are cute of everything from movies and ish-language television net- critters on Hulu’s “March of the Penguins 2: The Next TV to books and radio programs. works are still marginalizing Step”, or you could watch former slugger David Ortiz The move is part of a push and misrepresenting the gay, as he figures out his next career step on Fusion. by President Xi Jinping — lesbian, bisexual, transgender Keep scrolling? Sure. What about a new three-part doc- emboldened by the removal of or queer (LGBTQ) community umentary about Silicon Valley on Science? Or the series term limits on his time in office in scripted programming. about gangsters on Reelz? How about the A&E series on — to tighten party supervision Last year, GLAAD, the me- adults returning to high school in “Undercover High”? over broad swaths of Chinese dia advocacy organization, an- What about some David Bowie or Elvis on HBO? public life as he pushes for alyzed all characters on prime If you’re looking for documentaries these days, what he calls “unity in thought” time, scripted programs that PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE they’re hard to miss. Once considered more medicinal among officials and citizens. broadcast between July 2016 than entertaining and consigned to high-brow places Analysts say having direct over- and June 2017 on the three Some of them hid their sexual orien- like PBS and art house theaters, documentaries are sight of the media will help the biggest networks available nationwide tation in the plots out of shame and scattered across the film and TV spectrum, as well as party hammer home its message for U.S. Hispanic viewers: Univision, guilt; others were primarily used as online portals like Facebook Watch or YouTube Red domestically and also work to Telemundo and UniMás. sidekicks or comic relief. They were all and on video streaming apps like go90. Even mighty improve its image internationally. The study, titled “Still Invisible,” playing supporting roles, at best. NBC is getting in on the act with a documentary on “It’s one vast effort to get presents disheartening statistics, con- Martin Luther King Jr. airing Saturday night. everybody thinking together,” To spark conversation or demand cluding that only 19 (3 percent) of the change, GLAAD also launched a bi- “It feels like the golden age of documentary right said David Zweig, director of 698 characters identified as LGBTQ. the Center on China’s Trans- lingual petition and campaign using now,” says Josh Koury, a professor at Pratt Institute In the few soap operas where they and a documentary filmmaker. “It’s an amazing time to national Relations at the Hong did appear, gays and lesbians were the hashtag #inclusivescreens and Kong University of Science and #pantallainclusiva. The advocacy or- be making documentary stories.” depicted in a caricature-like manner HBO has pumped out more than 1,200 documenta- Technology. — men overly effeminate; women as ganization partnered with ten Latino LGBTQ artists nationwide to create ries, most recently with such films as the Scientology being more investigation “Going Clear” and the Oscar-winning engaging graphics that make the call stereotypically “Citizenfour,” about Edward Snowden. HBO once for inclusion. We Welcome You! masculine. tried to hide its offerings as “docutainment.” Now it No matter who you are or where you are on your life’ proudly has a documentary tab on its home page. journey, you are welcome here. THE FIRST CHURCH in SWAMPSCOTT Congregational Palm Sunday - March 25 10:00 a.m. Service Maundy Thursday - March 29 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. Service Good Friday - March 30 7:00 p.m. Service Easter Sunday - April 1 Sunrise Service at 6:15 a.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on the First Church Terrace 10:00 a.m. Service at First Church SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903.

WEATHER LOTTERY

MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Friday...... 8733 Friday...... 9852 Forecast for Saturday, March 24, 2018 Mostly cloudy with some N winds 5 to 10 kt. Gusts Thursday...... 2721 Thursday...... 3002 Sunrise today 6:37 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. showers in the afternoon. High up to 20 kt in the morning. Wednesday...... 6855 Wednesday...... 9386 Sunset today 7:02 p.m. 42F. Winds NNW at 10 to 15 Waves around 2 ft. A chance Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: mph. Chance of rain 50%. of showers. Sunrise tomorrow 6:35 a.m. L Tonight: Rain and snow in the Tonight: N winds 5 to 10 kt, EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 5:37 p.m. evening, becoming all snow increasing to 10 to 15 kt with All 4...... $6,788 All 4...... $5,981 Low tide today 11:42 p.m. late. Chance of precip 80%. gusts up to 25 kt after mid- First or last 3...... $950 First or last 3...... $837 L About one inch of snow ex- night. A chance of snow and Any 2...... $81 Any 2...... $72 High tide tomorrow 6:45 p.m. pected. rain showers. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. H Any 1...... $8 Any 1...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER H All 4...... $566 All 4...... $249

Fronts First 3...... $158 First 3...... $139

Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $317 Last 3...... $139 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 1-12-29-31-33 MAR. 24 MAR. 31 TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ PM Showers| High 42, Low 31 Snow Showers | High 35, Low 27 P’Cloudy | High 35, Low 29 Mega Millions: 4-8-23-53-59-(17) NATIONAL SUMMARY: As snow showers and blustery conditions affect parts of New England, areas from northern Michigan to Maryland will be dry today. A stripe of snow will occur from North Dakota to southwestern Vir- ginia with rain and storms farther southwest. Warmth will build over the Four Corners as cool air with rain and snow showers affect the Northwest.

©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 Classical’s Burt to continue career at Salem State By Harold Rivera He’s great with the pitchers, hitter ITEM STAFF and infielders. All-around he’s a great coach. LYNN — When Classical second “Coach Donovan was one of the baseman Christian Burt weighed only coaches that talked to me his options for where to continue his through the process,” Burt added. baseball career, he looked for two “I became close to him throughout key factors. the summer. I toured the school and The first was a program led by the campus. It’s nice being close. My a knowledgeable and experienced family will be able to come to the head coach. The other factor was a games.” school that would allow him to stay Burt took part in a recruiting trip close to home in pursuit of a college where he got his first look at the degree. In the end, the right choice Vikings. The first impression of the for Burt was to commit to play base- team was a positive one. ball and continue his education at “I know they’re hard working Salem State. guys,” Burt said. “Everyone bleeds “It’s a relief knowing that I’ll be Salem State. They’re great kids, going to college,” Burt, a senior, said. they all have great attitudes and “My dad went to Salem State and they all want to win. I met the team played baseball there. It’s a relief on a recruiting trip. That’s another knowing that I don’t have to think reason I chose Salem State.” about what’s next because I already With his future plans sealed and know what’s next.” official, Burt can take a weight off At Salem State, Burt will play for his shoulders and focus on his se- Vikings head coach Al Donovan. A nior season at Classical. A three- Lynn native and Nahant resident, year varsity player, Burt’s hopeful Donovan’s currently in his second the Rams can make a deep state season at the helm of the Salem tournament run this spring. State program. Building chemistry Classical rolled through its reg- with Donovan was an important ular season schedule last year but piece to the puzzle for Burt. fell to Northeastern Conference foe “I know Coach Donovan has a Marblehead in the quarterfinal of great work ethic,” Burt, who plans the Division 2 North tournament. ITEM FILE PHOTO to study business marketing, said. “He’ll really help you as a player. BURT, B2 Classical senior second baseman Christian Burt has committed to Salem State. Competition abounds as St. Mary’s softball gets going By Steve Krause seems as if she’s been around a lot lon- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ger, it’s understandable. “She was here as an eighth grader, LYNN — For the first two seasons of that’s why,” said Licata. “Actually I’m her tenure as St. Mary’s softball coach, glad she’s only a sophomore.” Paige Licata was fortunate to have an Licata expects that Nowicki, who she all-star pitcher at her disposal. calls “Mia 2.0,” will pitch. Not only that, she had a veteran “But again,” she said, “with Mia, we squad that, along with Mia Nowicki on pretty much knew you could put her out the mound, didn’t miss a beat with the there and she’d go the whole game. We coaching transition. don’t know about the pitchers this year. That was fine with Licata. It gave her It may be that they get tired, or maybe time to settle in. But now those players there’s another reason they’d have to be are gone. Nowicki has graduated, and relieved. These are things we’re going to most of the veterans who carried the have to find out.” team the past two seasons have done Also back this year are Talia Smaller, likewise. Gia Santanello and Alexis Schumann. The team that takes the field this And nobody, she says, is walking into a spring will be Licata’s. And if she’s feel- tailor-made position. ing any pressure over that, she doesn’t “I’d have to say everything’s up for COURTESY PHOTO | JIM STANKIEWICZ show it. grabs,” Licata said. “It’s a challenge,” she said. “But it’s Peabody native and Bishop Fenwick alum Annette Ruggiero is now in And that vibe has clearly been present good challenge. I like it. We have a lot of her senior season at Merrimack College. at tryouts. young kids, and I think this is the first “You could tell coming in that kids season that all, or most, of my players knew spots were open,” she said. “They have been coached only by me.” knew they would be fighting for posi- Peabody’s Ruggiero leading There are only four holdovers. And one tions. of them is named Nowicki. Christina turnaround at Merrimack Nowicki, who is a sophomore. But if it ST. MARY’S, B2 By Harold Rivera out of those games.” ITEM STAFF With the challenge of adjusting to a new coach out of the way, the expecta- NORTH ANDOVER — The 2017 sea- tions are clear for the Warriors. Duffy’s son was a rebuilding campaign for Pea- more familiar with the team in her body native Annette Ruggiero and the second season and the players, in turn, Merrimack women’s lacrosse team. are more familiar with her coaching Under a new coach in Julie Duffy, the style. Getting that hurdle out of the Warriors struggled to compete and won way has allowed the Warriors to  our- just four of their 17 games. Merrimack ish in the early going of this season. went 2-11 against Northeast 10 Confer- “Last year was more of a building ence opponents, ending the season on a year,” Ruggiero said. “Having a new three-game losing streak. coach was more of a year where we got But with a new season underway, to know her and her playing style. It hope springs eternal for Ruggiero and was a stepping stone year. This year, we the Warriors. Now a senior, Ruggiero know what to expect. We know what to has seen major improvements in this do and now it’s about making things season’s team when compared to 2017. happen. We just have to follow in Coach The results are showing as Merrimack Duffy’s lead.” is 4-3 to start the 2018 season, already A Bishop Fenwick alum, Ruggiero matching last spring’s win total. played four years of varsity lacrosse as “It’s an awesome start to the season,” a mid elder for the Crusaders. She was Ruggiero, a mid elder, said. “It’s awe- a Catholic Central League all-star as a some to see and so exciting. We hung in junior and captained Fenwick during there with some of the best teams in the her senior season. Ruggiero’s currently country. We lost two of those games by in her second season as a team captain ITEM FILE PHOTO six (goals) but we showed we can hang at Merrimack. with them. That boosts our con dence. Gia Santaniello, left, is one of only four returning players for the St. Mary’s If we keep working hard, we’ll get wins RUGGIERO, B2 softball team this season. Drewicz girls, Callahan boys win Lynn Elementary city titles For the second straight year, the scorer was Andrilee Amely Car- was inbounding the ball with 2.5 Lynn Elementary Basketball Tour- menatty with six points. seconds left to play and the length nament has crowned two schools In one of the most exciting games of the court to go. The long pass as City Champs. These games, of the tournament, Division 1 boys was de ected in the front court to played in front of a packed gym at champion Callahan looked to an open Washington player who Pickering Middle School, were the avenge its regular season loss vs. was able to get the shot off before culmination of these student ath- the Division 2 winners, Washing- the buzzer, but it was slightly off letes’ hard work and determination ton. A back-and-forth affair from the mark and rimmed out, giving throughout the season. the tip, Washington took a slim Callahan the 26-24 win. Isac Medi- The evening kicked off with Divi- one-point lead into the half. Calla- na had seven points and Eddie sion 1 girls winner Drewicz taking han was able to build a ve-point Lewis nished with ve for Callah- on Division 2 champ Sisson. In the lead late in the second half behind an. Isander Beauschamp and Jar- end, Drewicz captured the cup, 25- some crucial free throws from 2018 rod Allen chipped four a piece for 10, becoming the rst team to ever tournament all-star Kameron Washington. win ve games in one tournament. Rucker (11 points). With less than The 41st Annual Lynn Elementa- COURTESY PHOTO | SEAN MORRIS The Dolphins were once again led a minute left in regulation, Wash- ry Basketball Tournament comes to by 2018 tournament all-star Keis- ington’s Denzell Guillen hit a shot a close today at Pickering with their Drewicz coaches Kelly Morris, left, and Brendan ha Perez who scored a game high from just behind the arc to cut the “All-Star Saturday” beginning at 11 Morris, right, stand with 2018 All Stars Keisha, sec- 15 points. Kimberly Boyd added six lead to two. After a foul and two a.m. All games are open to the pub- ond from left, and Deleisha Perez. points in the win. Sisson’s high missed free throws, Washington lic and admission is just $1. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018

Big W in Big D

PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Left: Bruins defenseman Nick Holden looks on after Tuukka Rask gives up a goal to Dallas Stars forward Esa Lindell in the first period at American Airlines Arena in Dallas on Friday night. Right: Danton Hienen, left, is checked into the boards by Stars forward Devin Shore. The Bruins scored three goals in the third to beat the Stars, 3-2. Fenwick alum Ruggiero leading the way as a captain at Merrimack RUGGIERO over Stonehill on March 6. Earlier every end of the field. Our defense is From B1 this week, Ruggiero scored a goal killing it, our middies our killing it, and distributed an assist in a 14-7 our attackers are playing great. We “My goal as one of the captains is victory over Southern New Hamp- have a great group of girls. We’re all to leave this team knowing that shire. on the same page. Coach Duffy has we’re moving in the right direction,” In addition to gaining familiarity really molded that to our team this Ruggiero said. “Last year, as a step- with Duffy’s coaching style, Ruggie- year. It’s great to know that all our ping stone year, it was just about ro has noticed key strides in commu- players want the same outcome and working hard on a daily basis and nication and team confidence. we all have each other’s backs.” taking good steps in the right direc- “Last year we struggled a bit in With academics and an internship, tion. This year, we’re seeing those communication on the field and con- in addition to her commitment to steps come to fruition. We just have fidence,” Ruggiero said. “The differ- lacrosse, Ruggiero keeps a busy to work hard each day and know ence there from last season to this schedule. She’s currently an intern that we’re moving in the right direc- season is we talk a lot more. We at Doc Wayne, a non-profit organiza- tion. know we’re a great team and we’re tion in Boston. “Being a senior, it’s my last year keeping up with the best teams in “Being a four-year athlete, I’ve al- here at Merrimack,” Ruggiero add- the conference. We’ve built up our ways had a schedule that includes ed. “A light bulb has gone off and confidence. We play each game practice, school, gym, everything,” everyone sees we can hang with the knowing we’re a great team and we Ruggiero, a marketing major, said. best teams in the conference. I’m have that confidence to push us fur- “Even though I have an internship going to push my teammates and ther.” now, it’s still sort of how it has al- my teammates will push me. Hope- With everyone on the same page, ways been. I’ve enjoyed it. I think it fully the underclassmen will do the the Warriors feel positive as the sea- gives me a taste of the real world. I same after I graduate.” son progresses. Ruggiero believes think it’s very beneficial for me.” COURTESY PHOTO| JIM STANKIEWICZ This season, Ruggiero has scored everything’s coming together at Ruggiero and the Warriors host Annette Ruggiero has seven goals and two as- seven goals and dished two assists. Merrimack in good timing. No. 8-ranked New Haven this after- sists for Merrimack College so far this season. She scored two goals in an 18-10 win “We have a lot of great players on noon (1) at Merrimack Stadium. Classical’s Burt commits to Salem State for baseball

BURT “Christian’s experience is going it’s to play or not to play, that’s a From B1 to be huge this year,” Zukowski big deal,” Zukowski said. “Taking said. “We’ll rely on him for that. the next step in their education, “It stings a lot,” Burt said of the His baseball IQ is very high. He’s that’s important and I try to stress loss to the Magicians. “Knowing always a step ahead of what’s going that to them. When they do get the how you can do great in the reg- on and that’s huge for me as a coach chance to play at the next level, ular season, once playoffs come because it’s like he’s an extension of that’s the icing on the cake. It’s a it’s a whole different atmosphere. me. He’s a great leader on and off big feat. Christian has definitely That has motivated us to work out the field. We’ll rely on him to make earned that. throughout the offseason and it has routine plays and big plays.” “I’m happy for Christian,” Zukow- helped us come together as a group. Zukowski, who played college ski added. “I’m happy for any senior “We learned that anything can baseball at Merrimack, knows the on the team that gets the chance to happen,” Burt added. “We just need opportunity to play at the college play at the next level. That’s huge.” to have timely hits and take better level is a special one. More impor- Classical’s currently one week approaches at the plate.” tantly, the chance for Burt to con- into its preseason. Burt feels the Rams coach Mike Zukowski has tinue his education is one he has team has looked good thus far in high expectations for his senior sec- earned. His college commitment the early going. ond baseman. In addition to what also speaks volumes for the Clas- “I feel things are looking good,” Burt can bring on the diamond, sical program and sets a positive Burt said. “Everyone’s working Zukowski will look for him to con- example for the underclassmen on hard. No one’s giving up, especially tinue his role as a team leader this the team. with the conditioning. Our pitching season. Burt’s one of four Classical “Anytime any of the kids on the looks great, our hitting looks good team captains. team commit to a college, whether and our defense should be stellar.” ITEM FILE PHOTO St. Mary’s sophomore Christina Nowicki will be expected to take over the pitching duties for the Spartans this season. New-look Spartans softball team has kinks to work out ST. MARY’S From B1 “I like the attitude around the tryouts,” she said. “There’s a lot of determination and competitiveness.” If anything, Licata has been very much anticipating the new season. “It’s exciting for me, personally,” she said. “I’ve spent a lot of the winter drawing diagrams, and writing things down. Trying to find the best combinations. “I’m loving it already,” said Licata. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS One things she has going for her is Jordan Sullivan, a Kansas guard Malik Newman, right, heads to the basket as Clemson forward Elijah Thomas, cen- catcher who transferred in from Revere. ter, and guard Gabe DeVoe, left, try to defend during a Sweet 16 game on Friday night. “She’s coming at a great time,” said Licata, who played her high school softball for the Patriots and was an assistant under coach Joe Ciccarello. “With ‘Goal- Kansas ends Clemson’s run of upsets in Sweet 16 ie’ (Emily Stephenson) graduated, we really needed a catcher. A catcher-pitcher combination is a tough thing to within six with 2:27 left. But OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — No crazy Jayhawks are on the doorstep once to fill. Christina is most likely going to pitch, and it comeback story here. again. thanks to Devonte’ Graham’s of- helps to have someone on the other end who has varsity Top-seeded Kansas brought at least As a top seed the last two seasons, fensive rebound with 1:57 left, the catching experience.” a temporary halt to the insanity this Kansas made it through the regional Jayhawks ran almost a minute off Also a pleasant surprise to Licata are the number of March, withstanding a wild come- semifinals, only to flop a game shy of the clock. The Tigers got the next re- hockey players who came out for softball. back from fifth-seeded Clemson for a the Final Four both times. In fact, this bound and had a chance to cut it to a “They are really good athletes,” said Licata. “It’s going too-close-for-comfort, 80-76 victory on is the sixth time Bill Self’s team has one-possession game, but misfired on to give me a lot of choices.” Friday. been seeded first since winning it all back-to-back 3s. From there, Kansas Like basketball, the Catholic Central League in soft- Malik Newman led the Jayhawks in 2008; the Jayhawks haven’t made overcame a dogged Clemson press ball is loaded once again, Licata said. It starts with Lo- (30-7) with 17 points in a one-time the Final Four one of those times. just long enough to ensure that the gan McDonald of Austin Prep, a senior who went one- runaway that got much closer and, It could’ve ended Friday. Tigers couldn’t pull any closer until on-one with Mia Nowicki three times last spring and quite frankly, won’t mean much if KU “We finished the game about as the final buzzer. Kansas came into the won only once. But it was the game that counted most: can’t finish the job in the Midwest Re- poorly as a team can,” Self said. “We game a 4 ½-point favorite. the Division 3 North semifinal. gion final Sunday. know we’ve got to be a lot better Sun- Gabe DeVoe had a career-high 31 She also expects plenty from Arlington Catholic, For the third straight year as a No. day, but we’re really proud and happy for Clemson (25-10), which couldn’t Bishop Fenwick and Archbishop Williams. 1 seed, KU made its way through the to be in the game.” replicate the magic it showed in beat- “It’s a tough league,” she said. Sweet 16. Getting to the Final Four Clemson trailed 62-42 midway ing Auburn by 31 to reach its first St. Mary’s opens the new season April 6 with a has been a different story — and the through the second half, but climbed Sweet 16 in 21 years. non-conference game at Methuen. SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Celtics make West Coast trip Traffic notice for need to bring a ball. This will be a high inten- Sunday sity clinic for boys and girls to get you in shape and to Due to the Lynn Hiberni- help develop basketball an 5K Road Race on Sun- skills. Drills are designed to day, traffic will be impacted help any player at any level around Marion, Waterhill with ball handling, shooting and Boston Streets on Sun- (off the dribble, off screens day starting at 10 a.m. and off the pass), creating Traffic will then be affected your own shot and finishing along Boston, Keslar, Holy- at the rim. We will also mix oke, Walnut, Linwood and in playing games so that North Franklin Streets players can learn how to between 11 a.m. and noon. use their skills in a game Plese seek alternate route. situation. Please email or call Helen Hibernian 5K Ridley to save your spot and/or if you have any road race Sunday questions at ridleytopflight- The ninth annual Lynn [email protected] or Hibernian 5K Road Race 781-775-0778. will take place this Sunday, March 25 at 11 a.m. Partic- Swampscott ipants can register online at https://racewire.com/reg- Legion baseball ister.php?id=8606 until midnight on March 21. tryouts After March 21, partici- Registration and tryouts pants can register in person for the 2018 Swampscott/ at Hibernian Hall, 105 Fed- Marblehead Junior and eral St. in Lynn, on Satur- Senior Legion Post 57-32 day, March 24 from 12 p.m. baseball season will be to 4 p.m. or on race day Sunday, April 23rd at 5 pm beginning at 9 a.m. The at the Forest Street fields registration fee is $25, and in Swampscott. Cost for the first 500 registered run- this season is $275 per ners will receive a race player, which includes a full T-shirt. For more informa- uniform. Eligible players tion and for race updates, must reside in Swampscott, please visit https://sites. Marblehead or Nahant. The google.com/site/lynnhiberni- season begins early June an5k/. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and ends in late July. This season, the American Portland Trail Blazers forward Jusuf Nurkic, right, tries to drive the ball past Al Horford in Ridley basketball Legion District 8 will play the second quarter at the Moda Center in Portland, Ore., on Friday night. 16 regular season games skills clinics plus playoffs. All home The Helen Ridley basket- games are played at the ball skills clinics will be Forest Street Field in held over the next few Swampscott. To be eligible Villanova secures a spot in Elite Eight months, with nine sessions for the Senior team, a play- in total. The clinics are all er’s birth date must be BOSTON (AP) — Vil- long time. They are so re- on Mondays from 7 p.m. 1998 or later (cannot turn lanova’s 3-point party lentless.” until 8:30 p.m., and will be 20 in 2017). To be eligible rolled past the pressure The Mountaineers (26- held on April 9, 23 and 30; for the Junior team, a play- of West Virginia to bring 11) stayed close through- May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, er’s birth date must be the Wildcats to the door- out the night, ramping up 11 and 18. The clinics are 2000 or later (cannot turn step of another Final Four the pressure and making open to boys and girls in 18 in 2017). To register, two seasons after winning Villanova play faster than grades 4-12 and will be players must bring their a national championship. it wanted to early. But held at St. Mary’s High birth certificate (copies are The top-seeded Wild- foul trouble throughout School on 35 Tremont St. not permitted), parental cats continued their the second half was too The cost of the clinic is signature and the registra- outside feast, downing much for West Virginia to $200 and participants will tion fee of $275. the fifth-seeded Moun- overcome after it gave up taineers 90-78 on Friday the lead. night to earn their second Carter was called for NBA trip to the Elite Eight in his third with 17:33 left EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE three seasons. in the game. That was fol- Atlantic Division Southwest Division Jalen Brunson led Villa- lowed by Daxter Miles be- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Toronto 54 19 .740 — y-Houston 58 14 .806 — nova with 27 points and ing whistled for his third x-Boston 48 23 .676 5 New Orleans 43 30 .589 15½ Omari Spellman had 18 and fourth fouls over a Philadelphia 41 30 .577 12 San Antonio 42 30 .583 16 two minute stretch that New York 26 47 .356 28 Dallas 22 50 .306 36 with eight rebounds as Brooklyn 23 50 .315 31 Memphis 19 53 .264 39 Villanova overcame the sent him to the bench Southeast Division Northwest Division West Virginia press by with 15 minutes remain- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Washington 40 32 .556 — Portland 44 27 .620 — hitting 13 of 24 shots from ing. Miami 39 34 .534 1½ Oklahoma City 44 30 .595 1½ 3-point range. West Virginia was able Charlotte 32 41 .438 8½ Minnesota 42 31 .575 3 Orlando 21 51 .292 19 Utah 41 31 .569 3½ Jevon Carter and Saga- to adjust for a while and Atlanta 21 51 .292 19 Denver 40 33 .548 5 ba Konate each at 12 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS took advantage of a more Central Division Pacific Division points to lead West Vir- than three-minute Villa- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Villanova’s Jalen Brunson drives to the basket x-Cleveland 43 29 .597 — y-Golden State 53 18 .746 — ginia. past West Virginia’s Daxter Miles Jr. during a nova scoring drought to Indiana 42 31 .575 1½ L.A. Clippers 38 34 .528 15½ Villanova (33-4) has take a 60-54 edge with Milwaukee 38 34 .528 5 L.A. Lakers 31 40 .437 22 Sweet 16 matchup at TD Garden on Friday night. Detroit 32 40 .444 11 Sacramento 24 49 .329 30 now made 47 3-pointers just over 11 minutes left. Chicago 24 48 .333 19 Phoenix 19 54 .260 35 for the tournament. The But Villanova heated fense head-on. hope that looked as good Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games outside shots helped the up again. Its 11-point run Denver 108, Washington 100 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Wildcats overcome 16 The Wildcats struggled as it did from the bench, was capped by a thunder- Indiana 109, L.A. Clippers 104 Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. turnovers. at times, especially in the man,” Villanova coach Jay ous block and dunk on Cleveland 120, Phoenix 95 Phoenix at Orlando, 7 p.m. Minnesota 108, New York 104 L.A. Lakers at Memphis, 8 p.m. Villanova’s Sweet 16 first half, but dug out of a wright said. “That was the the other end by Omari Toronto 116, Brooklyn 112 New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. plan for the team nick- six-point hole in the sec- most physically demand- Spellman that pushed Milwaukee 118, Chicago 105 Charlotte at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ond half with an 11-0 run. ing, mentally draining 40 Oklahoma City 105, Miami 99 Sunday’s Games named “Press Virginia”: the Wildcats back in front Utah at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Cleveland at Brooklyn, 1 p.m. Attack the stifling de- “What a game, man. I minutes we’ve played in a 65-60. Boston at Portland, 10 p.m. San Antonio at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. Atlanta at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Boston at Sacramento, 6 p.m. TV/RADIO NHL SATURDAY Radio EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE TV MLB Atlantic Division Central Division MLB 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Houston vs. Boston...... WEEI-AM (850) GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Tampa Bay 74 51 19 4 106 271 211 x-Nashville 73 48 15 10 106 238 183 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Houston vs. Boston...... MLB, NESN SUNDAY x-Boston 72 45 17 10 100 240 186 Winnipeg 74 45 19 10 100 245 192 10:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Colorado vs. Chi. Cubs....MLB Network TV Toronto 74 44 23 7 95 251 210 Minnesota 73 41 24 8 90 227 210 Auto racing Florida 72 37 28 7 81 219 222 Colorado 74 40 26 8 88 237 217 MLB Montreal 75 27 36 12 66 188 237 St. Louis 74 41 28 5 87 207 195 2 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: Alpha Energy Solutions 250..FS1 Detroit 74 27 36 11 65 189 229 Dallas 74 38 28 8 84 212 201 College baseball 1 p.m...... Exhibition: NY Yankees at Tampa Bay.MLB Network Ottawa 73 26 36 11 63 201 257 Chicago 75 30 36 9 69 211 233 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston vs. Minnesota...... NESN Buffalo 74 23 39 12 58 173 243 Pacific Division 12 p.m...... Arkansas at Florida...... ESPN2 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA College basketball 9:07 p.m...... Exhibition: LA Dodgers vs. LA Angels.MLB Network GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 74 47 21 6 100 249 202 3 p.m...... Division 2: Ferris St. vs. Northern (S.D.) St..... CBS NBA Washington 74 43 24 7 93 230 217 San Jose 74 42 23 9 93 227 202 Pittsburgh 75 42 27 6 90 246 229 Los Angeles 75 41 27 7 89 219 187 6:09 p.m...... NCAA quarterfinal: Loyola Chicago vs. Kansas St..TBS 1 p.m...... Cleveland at Brooklyn...... NBATV Columbus 75 42 28 5 89 214 206 Anaheim 75 38 24 13 89 212 200 8:49 p.m...... NCAA quarterfinal: Florida St. vs. Michigan....TBS 6 p.m...... Boston at Sacramento...... NBCSB Philadelphia 75 38 25 12 88 226 223 Calgary 75 35 30 10 80 204 226 Women’s college basketball New Jersey 74 38 28 8 84 223 224 Edmonton 74 33 36 5 71 214 236 6 p.m...... New York at Washington...... NBATV 11:30 a.m...... NCAA third round: Buffalo vs. South Carolina.ESPN Carolina 74 32 31 11 75 203 237 Arizona 74 25 38 11 61 184 237 8:30 p.m...... Utah at Golden State...... NBATV N.Y. Rangers 74 32 34 8 72 214 240 Vancouver 75 26 40 9 61 193 246 1:30 p.m...... NCAA third round: Duke vs. UConn...... ESPN N.Y. Islanders 74 31 33 10 72 241 270 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. 4 p.m...... NCAA third round: Texas A&M vs. Notre Dame.ESPN NHL Friday’s Games Arizona at Florida, 7 p.m. 6 p.m...... NCAA third round: Central Mich. vs. Oregon.ESPN 12:30 p.m...... Philadelphia at Pittsburgh...... NBC Montreal 3, Buffalo 0 Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. New Jersey 4, Pittsburgh 3, OT Washington at Montreal, 7 p.m. NBA 7:30 p.m...... Boston at Minnesota...... NBCSN Winnipeg 3, Anaheim 2, OT Carolina at Ottawa, 7 p.m. 8 p.m...... New Orleans at Houston...... NBATV Auto racing St. Louis 4, Vancouver 1 St. Louis at Columbus, 7 p.m. Boxing Boston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Nashville at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 1:10 a.m...... Formula One: Australian Grand Prix...... ESPN2 8:30 p.m...... Jose Martinez vs. Alejandro Santiago...... ESPN Saturday’s Games Los Angeles at Edmonton, 10 p.m. 2 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: STP 500...... FS1 Vegas at Colorado, 3 p.m. Sunday’s Games Figure skating Calgary at San Jose, 4 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 12:30 p.m. 12 p.m...... World Championships (dance)...... NBCSN College baseball Chicago at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Nashville at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. 1 p.m...... LSU vs. Vanderbilt...... ESPN2 Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Dallas, 7 p.m. 5 p.m...... World Championships (men)...... NBCSN Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. Golf College basketball 2 p.m...... PGA Tour: Corales Championship...... Golf 12 p.m...... NCAA quarterfinal...... CBS 2 p.m...... PGA: WGC-Dell Technologies...... NBC 12 p.m...... NCAA quarterfinal...... CBS TODAY IN SPORTS 5 p.m...... Champions: Rapiscan Systems Classic...... Golf 2 p.m...... NCAA regional final...... CBS 7 p.m...... LPGA: Kia Classic...... Golf and Tom Thacker adds 21 to lead 4:30 p.m...... NCAA regional final...... CBS March 24 College hockey 1936 — Detroit’s Mud Bruneteau Cincinnati to a 71-59 victory over Women’s college basketball Ohio State for its second NCAA 1 p.m...... NCAA regionals: BU vs. Cornell...... ESPNews ends the longest game in NHL 12 p.m...... NCAA regional final...... ESPN history with a goal after 116 min- basketball championship. 3:30 p.m...... NCAA regionals: Princeton vs. Ohio State..ESPNU 7:30 p.m...... NCAA regional final...... ESPN utes, 30 seconds (six overtimes) 1973 — Kansas City-Omaha’s 4:30 p.m...... NCAA regionals: Michigan vs. Northeastern.ESPNews to edge the Montreal Maroons Nate Archibald becomes the first 6 p.m...... NCAA East Regional final...... ESPNU Golf 1-0 in the semifinals of the Stan- player to lead the NBA in scor- 9 p.m...... NCAA West Regional final...... ESPN2 2:30 p.m...... PGA Tour: Corales Championship...... Golf ley Cup playoffs. ing (34.0 ppg.) and assists (11.4 NHL 3 p.m...... PGA: WGC-Dell Technologies...... NBC apg.) in the same season. 1941 — Long Island University 7 p.m...... Washington at Montreal...... NHL Network 7 p.m...... LPGA: Kia Classic...... Golf wins the NIT with a 56-42 victory 1975 — Muhammad Ali knocks College lacrosse College hockey over Ohio. out Chuck Wepner in the 15th 1 p.m...... Dartmouth at Harvard...... NESN Plus 1945 — NYU rallies from a round to retain the world heavy- Rugby 4 p.m...... NCAA Northeast Regional final...... ESPN2 10-point deficit with two minutes weight title in Cleveland. 10 a.m...... Premiership: Saracens vs. Harlequins...... NBCSN 6:30 p.m...... NCAA Midwest Regional final...... ESPNU 1975 — Princeton becomes the to go to send the NCAA Tourna- Skiing Rugby ment semifinal game into over- first Ivy League school to win the 12 p.m...... US Alpine championships (super G)...... NBC time and wins 70-65. NIT with an 80-69 victory over 10 a.m...... Premiership: Leicester Tigers vs. Wasps..NBCSN- Soccer 1952 — Chicago’s Bill Mosienko Providence. Mickey Steuerer leads Radio scores three third-period goals the Tigers with 26 points. 1:30 p.m...... MLS: New York City FC at New England.... NBCSB MLB in 21 seconds to lead the Black 1979 — Indiana State, led by College softball 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston vs. Minnesota.... WEEI-AM 850 Hawks to a 7-6 comeback win Larry Bird, advances to the NCAA 3 p.m...... Tennessee at South Carolina...... ESPN2 NBA over the New York Rangers. championship game by edging 5 p.m...... Texas A&M at Florida...... ESPN2 6 p.m...... Boston at Sacramento...... WZLX-FM 100.7 1962 — Paul Hogue scores 22 DePaul 76-74. Bird has 35 points, Winter sports NHL points and grabs 19 rebounds 16 rebounds and nine assists. 2 p.m...... Curling: Women’s world semifinal...... NBCSN 7:30 p.m...... Boston at Minnesota...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MARCH 24, 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 Age Re- Rock, Rhythm and Doo Wop Little Richard Andrea Bocelli -- Landmarks Age Reversed With Miranda Brain Mind Body Put more effort into improv- ^ PBS versed and others perform. Live in Concert: A Great Esmonde-White Connection Don’t pick a fight or let any- Know what something costs ing your love life or building a WBZ Credit? NEW To Be Announced Bull An attorney is on 48 Hours WBZ Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles one goad you into a debate. before agreeing to move for- $ CBS SHARK trial for murder. News Keeping a steady pace is your ward. Overspending on items strong family unit to improve WCVB Inside Chronicle ››› Over the Hedge (2006) Voices of 20/20 News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- best option when dealing with for your home will leave you in your long-term personal pros- % ABC Edition Bruce Willis, Garry Shandling. Center 5 Page “Deus Ex Machina” tary controversy. Say little and do a quandary. Put a cap on your pects. A shared adventure will WBTS Access Rescue Hope & Fury: MLK, The Movement and Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live 1st Look what’s expected of you. spending. bring you and another closer * NBC (N) the Media (N) Live (N) at 11 together. WFXT Entertainment O.J. Simpson: The Lost Confession? Boston Boston Love Connection Just for Just for Boston TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 9 FOX Tonight (N) Rediscovered recordings of O.J. Simpson. News 25 “Singer Stinger” Laughs Laughs News You’ll have the upper hand, Get pumped up and partici- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WUTF (6:00) ›‡ “Si yo ›‡ For Greater Glory (2012) Andy Garcia, Eva Longoria. El ›‡ Black Rock (2012) Katie XRC Formula as long as you speak up and pate. Engaging in something Tie up loose ends before = UMA fuera diputado” intento de México por secularizar al país provoca guerra. Aselton, Lake Bell. 1 Racing take care of your affairs per- that challenges you physically moving on to downtime. If Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) ››‡ Secret Window (2004, Suspense) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & WSBK sonally. Emotional energy will will lead to a wakeup call re- you leave something undone, F MNT Theory Theory Johnny Depp, John Turturro. Molly someone will bring it to your WGBX (6:30) Mister Rog- The Jewish Journey: America Forever Painless With Miranda HS Quiz Music Austin City Limits NOVA be running high, allowing you garding your health. A change to take care of unfinished to your daily routine may be attention and it will turn into L PBS ers: It’s You I Like Jewish immigration to the U.S. Edmonde-White Show Voyager “Iggy Pop” a big deal. WWJE Frontier Force “Lost Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 “Blunt Crime 360 “Overkill” Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue business. necessary. R JN in the Snow” Force Killer” 911 911 911 911 911 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WHDH3 Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Exit Scandal Andrew and GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Emotional matters can esca- X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy Strategy” Fitz face off. Go over your bills and finan- Problems at home will affect TELE ¡Qué Momento! Killing Jesus (2015, Drama Histórico) Haaz Sleiman, Kelsey Titulares Decisio- Videos Asombrosos Programa late fast when someone you cial statements before you your productivity at work and love is involved. Looking out ¨ TELE Grammer. Se trata la vida y la muerte de Jesucristo. y Más nes donate money to a cause or domestic relationships. Lis- WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Psych for someone will be appreci- ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit commit to a purchase. Temp- ten carefully, but don’t let ated, but don’t take charge. CABLE STATIONS tation will be intense when it anyone control or manipulate Teach others to do for them- (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 03.24.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law comes to personal items that you. selves. A&E PD -- 03.16.18” (N) enforcement. you can live without. (6:00) ››› “First ››‡ The Last Stand (2013, Action) Arnold Schwar- ››‡ Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985, ››‡ The Last Stand SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) AMC PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Blood” (1982) zenegger, Forest Whitaker. Action) Sylvester Stallone. (2013, Action) CANCER (June 21-July 22) An investment you’ve been Explore new possibilities, but (5:34) ››› “The ››‡ It’s Complicated (2009) Meryl Streep, Steve Martin. A divor- ››‡ It’s Complicated (2009) Meryl Streep. A divorcee BRAVO Do your best to stabilize your hanging on to will give you a don’t jump in without testing School of Rock” cee is caught between her ex and an architect. ‘R’ is caught between her ex and an architect. position. Whether you are financial boost. Take advan- what’s being offered. Altering Gold Rush: Road to Gold Rush: Road to Guyana “600 Mile Freeze” Parker treks the Gold Rush: Road to Gold Rush: Alaska Gold DISC dealing with a colleague or tage of a good deal and make your lifestyle will result in set- Guyana (N) Klondike Trail. (N) Guyana “No Guts No Glory” Rush: AK someone you live with, aim to a move that will improve your backs if you aren’t fully pre- ›››‡ Wreck-It Ralph (2012, Children’s) ›››‡ Frozen (2013) Voices of Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d Liv and Liv and Raven’s DISN Voices of John C. Reilly. ‘PG’ Kristen Bell. ‘PG’ Middle Maddie Maddie Home keep the peace. life. pared to make a change. 2018 NCAA Women’s Basket- Boxing José Martínez vs. Alejandro Santiago. From SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN ball Tournament Ponce, Puerto Rico. (N) ter Women’s College Gymnastics SEC College Hockey NCAA Tournament, West Regional, The Magazine: On the Formula BRIDGE ESPN2 Championship. (N) Final: Teams TBA. (N) Dominant 20 Grid 1 Racing (6:10) ›› “Just Go With It” (2011) Adam ›‡ Grown Ups (2010, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kevin ››› Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) FREE Sandler, Jennifer Aniston. James, Chris Rock. Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis. “X-Men: Days of ››› Pacific Rim (2013) Charlie Hunnam, Diego Klattenhoff. The Assassination of Gianni Baskets Atlanta A crazy deal has instructive points FX Future Past” (2014) Humans pilot giant robots to fight monstrous creatures. Versace: American “Helen” Henny Youngman said, “How would lead a trump, hoping desire to get a ruff at trick one. Silicon Pacific ››› Atomic Blonde (2017, Action) Charl- Boxing ››› Atomic Blonde (2017, Action) Charl- Silicon HBO Valley Rim ize Theron, James McAvoy. ‘R’ ize Theron, James McAvoy. ‘R’ Valley to drive a guy crazy: Send him South had a two-suiter and Now West ought to find the kill- Forged in Fire “The Forged in Fire Forged in Fire The Forged in Fire Forged in Fire Forged in Fire Forged in a telegram and on the top put eventually would lose a trick in ing diamond lead. HIST Kachin Dao” “Ngombe Ngulu” Ethiopian Shotel. “Rookies Edition” “Tabar” “Ngombe Ngulu” Fire ‘page 2.’” the side suit because his ruff- This is the so-called Lightner (6:00) “Fatherly Marriage of Lies (2016, Suspense) April Stalked by a Reality Star (2018, Suspense) Marriage of Lies (2016) April How to drive an opening ing power had been critically LIFE Obsession” (2017) Bowlby, Corin Nemec, Brody Hutzler. Cynthia Preston, Emily Bader. Bowlby, Corin Nemec. leader crazy: Give him a wild reduced. Slam Double, named for the (6:30) ››› “Friends With Benefits” ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn MTV auction like this one. What In this deal, though, East late Theodore Lightner. (2011) Justin Timberlake, Mila Kunis. students enter an a cappella competition. Wayans, Marlon Wayans. should West lead against sev- must double seven spades — (6:00) The ’86 Belichick Belichick Feherty Angling Marcus Feherty MLS Soccer NBCSB en spades undoubled? Would which means what? Celtics Smart West’s choice of card change There is little point in dou- NHL Hockey: Bruins MLB Preseason Baseball Houston Astros Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Preseason Baseball: NESN at Stars at Boston Red Sox. JetBlue Park. Today Today Today Water TV Astros at Red Sox if East had doubled the final bling a grand slam because Henry Henry Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Knight Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Friends Friends Friends Friends contract? you think it is going down one. NICK Danger Danger Choice Awards (N) Squad Choice Awards South opened four no- You increase the penalty by Billions Axe takes Billions “Ball in ››‡ The Girl on the Train (2016, Sus- ››‡ The Light Between Oceans (2016) Home- trump, hoping partner had the a very small amount (50 or SHOW out a huge short. Hand” pense) Emily Blunt, Haley Bennett. ‘R’ Michael Fassbender. ‘PG-13’ land heart ace, so that he could 100 points), but if they make (5:34) ››› “Cast ››‡ Paris Can Wait (2016) Counterpart ››› Mission: Impossible 2 (2000, Action) Ash vs South STARZ play in seven no-trump. But it, they get even more points Away” (2000) Diane Lane, Alec Baldwin. ‘PG’ Tom Cruise, Dougray Scott. ‘PG-13’ Evil Park when North denied that card, (from 190 to 260); and per- (6:00) ›› “National Treasure” (2004, ›› The Last Witch Hunter (2015, Fantasy) Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY South confidently leapt to sev- haps they will redouble. Also, Adventure) Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger. Vin Diesel, Elijah Wood. en spades. they might run from the dou- 2018 NCAA Basketball Tourna- 2018 NCAA Basketball Tournament Regional, Final: Inside Drop the Full The Final TBS ment Teams TBA. (N) March Mic Frontal Detour Space Against seven spades un- bled grand slam that was go- (5:30) ›› “Need for ›› London Has Fallen (2016, Action) ›› Contraband (2012) Mark Wahlberg. A former ›› Need for Speed doubled, a naive West would ing down into another grand TNT Speed” (2014) Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart. smuggler finds he has to get back in the game. (2014) lead the heart ace, but South slam that makes. (6:00) ›‡ “Little ›››‡ The Help (2011, Drama) Viola Davis, Emma Stone. An Modern Modern Ninja Warrior: Ninja Law & would ruff, draw trumps and Against a grand slam, dou- USA Fockers” (2010) aspiring writer captures the experiences of black women. Family Family vs. Ninja Order claim. A more rational West ble should show a void and a (5:15) ››‡ “Life” ›‡ Big Momma’s House 2 (2006, Comedy) Martin ›› Class Act (1992) Christopher Reid. A nerd reluc- Boyz N VH1 (1999) Lawrence, Nia Long, Emily Procter. tantly swaps identities with a paroled felon. the Hood CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV MARCH 25, 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 Survival Guide for Call the Midwife (N) Call the Midwife (N) The Brain Mind Body Connection With BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow ^ PBS Pain-Free Living Dr. Rudy Tanzi & Deepak Chopra Your Brain With Daniel WBZ 60 Minutes Actress Instinct “Wild Game” NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel Jentezen $ CBS Stormy Daniels. (N) (N) “Warrior of Peace” “The Unnamed” (N) News Osteen Franklin WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “105 (Auditions)” Hopefuls Deception “Escapol- News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) perform for the judges. (N) ogy” (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Panopticon” WBTS Little Big Shots Little Big Shots (N) Genius Junior (N) Timeless “Hol- News American Ninja Access * NBC lywoodland” (N) 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 (6:00) Reto 4 Reto 4 elementos Reto 4 elementos Drug Real Soy un prófugo (1946) Cantin- = UMA elementos Wars America flas, Emilia Guiú. WSBK Castle “Setup” WBZ News (N) Blue Bloods “The Blue Bloods “Blow- Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Extra Mile” back” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Andrea Bocelli -- Landmarks The Highwaymen Live at Nas- Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for Austin City Limits Call the L PBS Live in Concert: A Great sau Coliseum You Finding financial solutions. “Iggy Pop” Midwife WWJE Poisoned Passions Pretty Pretty Handsome Devils Secret Secret Drugs, Inc. “Dallas Border Wars “Con- Hard R JN “Mob Girl” Bad Girls Bad Girls “Desert Rat” Lives Lives Dope Cowboys” traband Corridor” Time WHDH3 Anger Anger Modern Modern Gold- Gold- 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Deal Scandal “No More X CW Manage. Manage. Family Family bergs bergs CW56 (N) Guy With the Devil” Blood” TELE La Biblia MasterChef Latino Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- America’s Funniest Videos ¨ TELE invita (N) y Más nes Videos Asom. WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “I Do, NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Fame” “Found” I Do” “Hunted” “Burned” “Callen, G” 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 (6:46) The Walking The Walking Dead The Walking Dead “Do Not Send Us Talking Dead (N) The Walking Dead Comic AMC Dead “The Key” Astray” The Hilltop has unexpected visitors. Men The Real House- The Real House- To Rome for Love The Real House- Watch The Real House- Married to Medicine BRAVO wives of Atlanta (N) wives of Atlanta (N) (N) wives of Atlanta What wives of Atlanta Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC “Strength in Pain” Uncensored (N) “Swamp Queen” “Alligator Alley” “Swamp Queen” (6:15) ›››‡ “Fro- ›››‡ Zootopia (2016, Children’s) Voices Star Wars Bizaard- Bunk’d Bunk’d Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN zen” (2013) of Ginnifer Goodwin, Shakira. ‘PG’ vark Middle SportsCen- 2018 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tourna- SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter ESPN ter ment Regional Final: Teams TBA. (N) College Softball Texas A&M at Florida. Draft: Draft: Johnsonville Cornhole Championships ESPN FC (N) GameDay ESPN2 Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. (N) Featured Featured From Las Vegas. (6:10) ›‡ “Grown Ups” (2010, ››› Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) Jason Segel. A musician ››› Definitely, Maybe (2008) Ryan Reyn- FREE Comedy) Adam Sandler. encounters his ex and her new lover in Hawaii. olds, Isla Fisher, Abigail Breslin. “Pacific ›››‡ Sicario (2015) Emily Blunt. A task force uses a Trust John Paul Getty III is Trust John Paul Getty III is Trust FX Rim” Mexican cartel boss to capture another. kidnapped. (N) kidnapped. ››› Atomic Blonde (2017, Action) Charl- Here and Now Silicon Barry (N) Last Here and Now Barry Silicon HBO ize Theron, James McAvoy. ‘R’ “Wake” (N) Valley Week “Wake” Valley Kingpin El Chapo created one unified Kingpin Pablo Escobar’s rise in 1970s Kingpin El Chapo created one unified Kingpin HIST cartel. Colombia. (N) cartel. (6:00) “His Secret My Husband’s Secret Life (2017, Sus- The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom My Husband’s Secret Life LIFE Family” (2015) pense) Kara Killmer, Brett Donahue. (2014) Ashley Jones, Alex Carter. (2017, Suspense) Kara Killmer. Fear Factor “Exes Fear Factor “Hell and Fear Factor The Fear Factor Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore: Fam- Ridicu- MTV From Hell” High Water” ultimate workout. ily Vacation ily Vacation lousness (6:00) NBA Basketball Boston Celtics Celtics Sports Sunday (N) Sports Sunday Tommy NBA Basketball Boston Celtics NBCSB Celtics at Sacramento Kings. Post. Post Heinsohn at Sacramento Kings. Charlie Charlie MLB Preseason Baseball Boston Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Preseason Baseball: Red NESN Moore Moore at Minnesota Twins. Today Today Today Water TV Sox at Twins Henry Knight ››‡ Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010) Zachary Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and NICK Danger Squad Gordon, Robert Capron. House House Half Men The Chi “Ease on Cartoon Cartoon Homeland “Andante” Billions “Tie Goes to Billions “Tie Goes to Homeland “Andante” Cartoon SHOW Down the Road” Pres. Pres. (N) the Runner” (N) the Runner” Pres. Counterpart “Love Counterpart Ash vs Ash vs Ash vs Ash vs ››‡ Rules of Engagement (2000, Drama) Mission STARZ the Lie” Evil Evil Evil Evil Tommy Lee Jones. ‘R’ Impsbl. (6:00) ›› “The Last ››‡ Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg. A wounded Krypton “Pilot” ›› Resident Evil (2002, Horror) SYFY Witch Hunter” sniper plots revenge against those who betrayed him. Milla Jovovich. (6:30) ›› “We’re the Millers” (2013) Jen- Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Final Final Final Final Failure- TBS nifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis. Theory Theory Theory Theory Space Space Space Space Launch (5:30) ›› “Contra- ›› London Has Fallen (2016, Action) ›› London Has Fallen (2016, Action) The Alienist “Re- War of TNT band” (2012) Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart. Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart. quiem” Worlds Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Law & USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Order Black Ink Crew Black Ink Crew “C Love & Hip Hop: ›› Four Brothers (2005) Mark Wahlberg. Siblings ››› Baby Boy VH1 and C Forever” Atlanta seek revenge for their adoptive mother’s murder. (2001, Drama) B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 CLASSIFIED

REAL ESTATE LEGALS MISC. FOR SALE

CITY OF LYNN MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? The City of Lynn is accepting Proposals for: The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please STADIUM CONDO IMPLEMENTATION, ADMINISTRATION call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m. so we can AND CONSULTATION SERVICES arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call after 10:00 a.m. 200 Locust St., Unit 106 OF A PRESCRIPTION DRUG PROGRAM will receive a credit for that day's paper. Thank you! FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF LYNN GENERAL Request for Proposals, with qualifications, may be obtained at the OFFICE OF THE PAY CALLS HELP WANTED PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS.

Proposals must be submitted to the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM Pay Call Numbers HELP WANTED-SALES: 205, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN MASSACHUSETTS prior to 11:00 A.M., TUESDAY, (900, 976 and 550) EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final APRIL 10, 2018. Advertiser telephone numbers with Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Local -Training/Support • Every day is Proposals with all pertinent QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A SEPARATE disclose the price of the telephone Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits ENVELOPE marked QUALIFICATIONS. The Declaration Form MUST BE SIGNED and call. When a number is published • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 submitted in your QUALIFICATIONS ENVELOPE. within the advertisement the per www.fhginsurance.com minute and/or flat charge must be NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! COST PROPOSAL prices MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A SEPARATE, SEALED ENVELOPE included. If you dial a pay per call Drivers preferred. Up to $15/hr. AND MARKED COST PROPOSAL and submitted at the same time. number from an advertisement appear- Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F ing in the classified section and it 542 Loring Ave, Salem The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the DOES NOT disclose this information, best interest of the City of Lynn. please notify the Item classified CLEANING/ 1st Floor - Corner Unit department immediately. Response to MAINTENANCE 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the City of any pay per call numbers will be Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) working days after the Proposal charged to your telephone bill and Margaret Cares Cleaning Services Completely Renovated. Eat-in Kitchen opening. anyone under 18 years of age must Do you feel overwhelmed when it have parent's consent. comes to cleaning? Choose to feel Includes full-size washer & dryer. This is bid under MGL Chapter 30B. Please call immediately for further happy and proud of your home! Lots of storage, lots of extras. details or information. Bonded and insured! 100% satisfac- Charles E. White CLASSIFIED tion guarantee. 339-201-1491 Move-in condition Purchasing Agent (781)593-7700 DRIVERS Item: March 24, 2018 HELP WANTED MISC. CITY OF LYNN $299,000 FOR SALE: ROUTE DRIVER: The City of Lynn is accepting Proposals for: Privacy Hedges -SPRING BLOWOUT Morning delivery after 8:00 am Call for private showing 617-838-6474 SALE 6 ft Arborvitae (Evergreen) Reg Monday-Saturday. Downtown IMPLEMENTATION, ADMINISTRATION $149 Now $75 Beautiful, Nursery Lynn area. Other routes availa- AND CONSULTATION SERVICES Grown. FREE Installation/FREE deliv- ble! Perfect for retirees or FOR A DIABETES WELLNESS PROGRAM ery, Limited Supply! ORDER NOW: others. Reliable vehicle a must. FOR THE 518-536-1367 www.lowcosttreefarm Great part-time work! CITY OF LYNN EMPLOYEES AND RETIREES .com Please call Lisa at The Daily Item WANTED to BUY or TRADE: 781-593-7700 ext 1239 Request for Proposals, with qualifications, may be obtained at the OFFICE OF THE FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS. BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169 Proposals must be submitted to the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN MASSACHUSETTS prior to 11:00 A.M., Tuesday, April RENTALS 10, 2018. HELP WANTED

Proposals with all pertinent QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A SEPARATE APARTMENTS HOME APPRAISALS! ENVELOPE marked QUALIFICATIONS. The Declaration Form MUST BE SIGNED and JOB INFORMATION submitted in your QUALIFICATIONS ENVELOPE. SERVICES TRUSTING JUST ANYBODY TO DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME SELL YOUR HOME IS RISKY! COST PROPOSAL prices MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A SEPARATE, SEALED ENVELOPE NOTICE Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, AND MARKED COST PROPOSAL and submitted at the same time. Don't pay to find work before you get convenient location, no pets. the job. Legitimate job placement firms Call ~ 978-646-7634 50 Years of TRUST is what The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the that work to fill specific positions Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, our appraisals are based upon. best interest of the City of Lynn. cannot charge an upfront fee. For free modern apartments. On bus line, information about avoiding employ- parking, laundry. From $950, No fees. The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the City of ment service scams, write the Federal Call ~ 781-477-6457 CALL ANYTIME Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) working days after the Proposal Trade Commission at Washington, 781-581-5940 opening. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Information Center, OFFICE SPACE This is bid under MGL Chapter 30B. 1-800-876-7060 OFFICE/RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT Charles E. White NOTICE Approx 870 sq ft, located on Mt. REAL ESTATE Purchasing Agent For more information and assistance Vernon St, Lynn. A/C, parking, nice. CONNORREALESTATE.COM Item: March 24, 2018 regarding the reliability of business Call 781-598-6450; leave message. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- ties, employment services and financ- REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to REAL ESTATE All real estate advertising in this WANTED WANTED newspaper is subject to the Federal contact the Better Business Bureau Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes LAND FOR SALE it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or call 508-652-4800 discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, I BUY HOMES handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, GENERAL DOUBLE CEMETERY PLOT age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran's status, or source of income or any HELP WANTED Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, intention to make any such preference, limitation Peabody MA or discrimination. Experienced Packers Call 386-426-2987 CASH! This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of Full and Part time, nights and the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings in this newspaper are available on an weekends required. Bilingual preferred equal opportunity basis. To complain of but not required. discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at High volume manufacturing plant, 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at You pick the date to move. 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the must have experience in packing food. Leave what you want. in hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Apply in person: Pay no commission if we buy your house. classifi eds. between 10am and 12pm, M-F Call David Hughes at Century 21 Hughes. Gillian's Foods 781-599-1776 45 Congress St, Suite 4106, Salem NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES

CLEANING/ CLEANING/ MAINTENANCE FUELS/HEATING MAINTENANCE FIREWOOD FUELS/HEATING BUDGET WASTE REMOVAL Frank’s Firewood · Rubbish/yard waste removal & Tree Work WE TAKE AND DISPOSE · Appliance and metal pick up FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED · Construction and estate clean-outs Tree 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE · Interior/exterior demolition We service Removal OF ANYTHING gas and oil · Dumpster alternative $200 Half Cord FREE heating systems. · Demo/construction bag pick-up DELIVERY Oil tanks · Bagster bag pick-up starting at $149 $350 Full Cord Cellars, Attics, installed/removed. · One pick-up truck load starting at $149 Stump Grinding - 24 Hr. Emergency Tree Service Available Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. Call for quick service BudgetWasteRemoval.net Call Frank 781-858-6318 781-592-9505 781-233-2244 and best prices. www.FranksFirewood.net CLEANING/ PLUMBING MAINTENANCE PAVING WE ALSO RENT RONNIE Z PRECISION PAVING ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS “Make the right decision MOVING with Precision” BEST PLUMBING 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards *Residential SPECIALIZING IN Leave your moving to us! and commercial RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT Whether it be one piece or more! *Masonry $25.00 off any service with this ad 10% off for senior citizens, *Brick pavers $75 off any water heater replacement with this ad veterans, and disabled and walls 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 *Sealcoating Call 978-745-6000 Call Ronnie *Landscape design LIC. 13409 INSURED 781-321-2499 781-595-1212 781-639-7888 ericzdisposal.com For a free estimate Swampscott Office Marblehead Office

Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

OPEN HOUSES

Beth Michael Doran Connor 781-581-5940 781-581-5940 ext. 108 ext. 101

Lynn LYNN Donna Soltys Donna Soltys Steven Vavoudes Steven Vavoudes $359,900 $159,900 978-210-4489 978-210-4489 29 Archer St. 105 Nahant St. Unit #2 27 Myles Rd. South 42 Maple St. Lynn Lynn Saturday 3/24 • 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Saturday 3/24 • 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Saturday 3/24 • Noon-1:30 p.m. Sunday 3/25 • 12:30-2:00 p.m. Directions: Eastern Ave. to Archer St. Directions: Lynn Shore Dr. to Nahant St. Sunday 3/25 • Noon-1:30 p.m. Directions: Western to Brooklawn to Maple $399,500 Directions: Lynn St. to Bowen to Myles Peabody New to market. Swampscott / Lynn line, 7-room colonial eat-in Walk to beach. 4 room Condo, First floor living. Modern kitchen, living Huge Victorian Colonial on corner lot, steps to Flax Pond. 11 Rooms, 3-4 kitchen, living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, small den, enclosed sun room, 2 bedrooms and modern full bath. All hardwood floors. Heat and Brick-front, Vinyl sided Split level with legal $429,500 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Updated kitchen with new quartz counters, porch and 1¼ baths. Oversized 2 car garage with a fenced in yard. Close hot water included in condo fee. Won't last. in-law! 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths. formal dining room, elegant living room, cozy den with gas fireplace. to schools, shopping and public transportation. Located on a desirable cul-de-sac across from 3 bedrooms up, newer full bath, plus additional Browns Pond. Newer heat, updated electric, 2 rooms in walk-up attic. Replacement windows, central air on main level, Harvey windows, hardwood floors. Finished basement, newer heat, cathedral ceiling sunroom, 2 fireplaces. Just 200 amp electric. 2 car garage, above ground listed, first showings! pool. Just listed!

Advertise your Open House listings on this page every Friday and Saturday. Carol Curley 617-347-8910 49 Springdale Ave. Saugus Saturday 3/24, Sunday 3/25 • 1:00-3:00 p.m. Directions: Winter St. to Willis St. to Springdale $439,000 SAUGUS CAPE 3-bedroom 1.5-bath on a spacious corner lot, has been lovingly maintained for over 40 years. Fully applianced updated kitchen, living and dining room with sparkling hardwood floors. Master bedroom on first level and two bedrooms up with newer 1/2 Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 bath. Lots of closets.

Keeper Zachariah Mutai attends to Fatu, one of only two female northern white rhinos left in the world, in the pen where she is kept for observation, at the Ol Pejeta PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Conservancy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in Laikipia Mason Ringer poses with Woody, the dog that res- Elizabeth Andrews works county in cued him from the Okatie from her house in north- Kenya. River, in Okatie, S.C. west Washington. FILE PHOTO | Tweet offering ASSOCIATED PRESS True retriever: home to gun UN reports see a lonelier planet Dog plucks protesters with fewer plants and animals flailing man launches from river By Seth Borenstein Earth livable for humans, be- Crucial habitat has been cut ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS cause we rely on biodiversity apart, alien species have invad- movement for food, clean water and public ed places, chemicals have hurt OKATIE, S.C. — Forget sticks: WASHINGTON — Earth is health, the prominent British plants and animals, wetlands A 7-year-old yellow Labrador re- By Ashraf Khalil losing plants, animals and clean and U.S. scientist said. and mangroves that clean up triever leaped into a South Car- ASSOCIATED PRESS water at a dramatic rate, accord- “This is undermining well-be- pollution are disappearing, and olina river and fetched a man ing to four new United Nations WASHINGTON — It started ing across the planet, threaten- the world’s waters are over- whose boat had capsized. scientific reports that provide with a rare tweet by a woman ing us long-term on food and wa- fished, he said. The Island Packet reports it the most comprehensive and lo- who had — “maybe” — 28 fol- ter,” Watson said in an interview. Man-made climate change is was pure luck Woody was outside calized look at the state of bio- lowers on Twitter. Scientists pointed to this getting worse, and global warm- Wednesday when 24-year-old diversity. Elizabeth Andrews, a D.C. at- week’s death of the last male ing will soon hurt biodiversity Mason Ringer was struggling in Scientists meeting in Colom- torney and mother of a high northern white rhino in Africa, as much as all the other prob- the Okatie River. The dog jumped schooler, was moved by the poise bia issued four regional reports severe declines in the numbers lems combined, Watson said. into the choppy, 58-degree water and eloquence of students from Friday on how well animal and of elephants, tigers and pango- “We keep making choices to and pulled Ringer toward a near- Florida’s Marjory Stoneman plants are doing in the Ameri- lins, but said those are only the borrow from the future to live by dock. Douglas High School after the cas; Europe and Central Asia; most visible and charismatic of well today,” said Jake Rice, Can- A Beaufort County Sheriff’s deadly Feb. 14 shooting. So four Africa; and the Asia-Pacific area. species that are in trouble. ada’s chief government scientist Office report says Ringer and days after the shooting, she Their conclusion after three What’s happening is a side ef- for fisheries and oceans, who co- his two co-workers were refur- tweeted an offer to host young years of study: Nowhere is doing fect of the world getting wealth- chaired the Americas report. bishing another dock and had protesters coming to Washington well. ier and more crowded with peo- Duke University conservation- gone out in a john boat during for the newly announced March The Intergovernmental Sci- ple, Watson said. Humans need ist Stuart Pimm, who wasn’t their lunch break. When the boat For Our Lives rally in support of ence-Policy Platform on Bio- more food, more clean water, part of the study team, said overturned, one man managed stronger gun control measures. diversity and Ecosystem was more energy and more land. the reports make sense and are to swim and get out of the river, Within hours, her tweet had about more than just critters, And the way society has tried based on well-established sci- while the other was pulled out by taken on a life of its own, with said study team chairman Rob- to achieve that has cut down on entific data: “Are things pretty three men in a boat who respond- thousands of likes and retweets. ert Watson. It is about keeping biodiversity, he said. dire? Yes.” ed to a passerby’s emergency call. Now Andrews, who said she’s never been an activist, finds herself running an ad-hoc volun- Foreign adoptions Public in the dark about cell teer network that includes more than 1,500 families willing to host demonstrators and provide have dropped by tower plans in Grand Teton logistical support for Saturday’s rally. It’s all part of the intense preparation and speculation 12 percent in US Visitors watch the ahead of the most anticipated sun illuminate Washington protest since last By David Crary dren adopted in the U.S. the Grand Tetons year’s massive women’s march. ASSOCIATED PRESS by far. But its total of 1,905 from within the “It’s been crazy, but crazy in a was down nearly 15 per- Great Room at good way,” she said. “People want NEW YORK — The cent from 2016 and far be- the Jackson Lake to find some way to actively par- number of foreign chil- low a peak of 7,903 in 2005. Lodge, in Grand ticipate. Everyone wants to help.” dren adopted by U.S. par- Suzanne Lawrence, the Teton National Besides the offers to host ents dropped more than State Department’s spe- Park, north of young demonstrators, Andrews 12 percent last year, ac- Jackson Hole, received proposals to help her cial adviser on children’s celerating a decline that’s issues, attributed the low- Wyo. organize a grassroots move- now continued for 13 ment that she never intended to er numbers to increased years, according to new FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED launch. A group called DC Local interest in domestic adop- State Department figures. tion among China’s grow- PRESS Ambassadors, formed after the Sharp drops in adop- women’s march to provide sup- ing middle class. She also tions from China and Con- By Mead Gruver a document through the at the outset of planning port for liberal protests, offered said new Chinese regula- go more than offset nota- ASSOCIATED PRESS Freedom of Information to add new cellphone to help create a website to field tions affecting non-gov- IN MEMORIAM ble increases from many Act detailing the plan towers to the two that both hostMARY V.families LEBLANC and dem- ernmental organizations CHEYENNE, Wyo. — at the foot of the Teton are already in the park. onstrators2017 ~ MARCH in 23need ~ 2018 of lodging. countries, including India, had disrupted partner- Grand Teton National ON HER FIRST ANNIVERSARY Range. It’s the latest skirmish Marjory Stoneman Douglas’ Colombia and Nigeria. ships involving some U.S. Park has inappropriately The group’s executive alumni association, organized as The department’s report adoption agencies. prevented the public from over how much tech a support network the day after for the 2017 fiscal year, re- In 2016, Congo was sec- learning about tentative director, Jeff Ruch, said should be allowed to in- the Feb. 14 shootings, has been leased Friday, shows 4,714 ond after China, account- plans for more than 50 Friday there’s been a trude on some of the most sending hundreds of prospective adoptions from abroad, ing for 359 adoptions. The miles of fiber-optic cable pattern of national parks stunning and wild places demonstrators her way. down from 5,372 in 2016 number fell to four in 2017 and new cellphone tow- such as Yosemite and in the U.S. Parents may The website went live on Feb. 28 and nearly 80 percent be- as the Congolese govern- ers at 11 locations in the Great Smoky Mountains cringe when youngsters and “48 hours later, we had 300 low the high of 22,884 in ment — which has been majestic preserve in Wy- allowing new towers with take more interest in host families signed up,” Andrews 2004. The number has fall- concerned about adoption oming, an environmental little or no public notice. their smartphones than said. That number is now around en every year since then. fraud — halted interna- group says. Grand Teton spokes- spectacular landscapes, 1,620, exceeding the number of China, as has been the tional adoptions pending Public Employees for man Andrew White said but nobody denies cell- demonstratorsMay God hold youwho in thehave request- case for several years, ac- a possible overhaul of reg- Environmental Respon- the park sought public phone coverage makes palm of his hand. edLove, lodging. Joe, Joanne, Susan, and Liz counted for the most chil- ulations. sibility says it obtained comment last summer national parks safer. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK

LYNN 150 LEWIS ST U:207 10 WINDSOR AVE 21 ALICE AVE $151,900 $170,000 SELLING YOUR HOME? $490,000 B: Michael Romanovsky Tr, Tr for B: Peter Abbruzzese B: Angella Y Benloss & Dana-Lee Key RT S: Goldman Sachs Mortgage Co If you want an honest opinion of value, Escoffery S: Michael A Sabella S: Elsa P Rodriguez & Jose S 38 LIGHT ST LYNNFIELD call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. Ventura $520,000 20 EDWARD AVE 129 ALLEN AVE B: Romel DeLeon & Donato E $465,000 FREE SERVICE $436,900 DeLeon B: Erica L Ciolfi B: Gonzalo T Hernandez S: Arthur C Agganis & Evagelia A S: Ashley A Zinchuk & James A Agganis Zinchuk S: Stephen Shea CONNORREALESTATE.COM 466 BROADWAY 194 MAPLE ST 8 KINGS RD $250,000 $356,000 $585,000 B: Thach Kien & Sophi To B: Teresa Ruhland B: James A Zinchuk & Ashley A NAHANT 10 Maryvale Lane RT 2 PINECREST AVE S: Phai To & Chanh Thach S: Christina J Arias Zinchuk 67 LENNOX RD 5 PUTNAM ST $350,000 Book/Page: 36561/351, Date: 70 MARIANNA ST S: Antonio M Pinto $465,000 $260,000 B: Shannon L Oconnell $557,000 6 PIZZUTI WAY 03/01/18 B: William A Kelley & Florence P B: Jason Jimenez S: Colleen A Kelley & John H 12 CHANCERY CT U:201 B: Craig Sutherland $1,000,000 Dailey S: FHLM S: Irving Development LLC Kelley $190,000 B: Taylor Lauziere S: David Reiniger & Timothy 76-A RUSSELL ST 180 MARIANNA ST 17 SWEETWATER ST B: Enrique Leon S: Bretae LLC Reiniger $660,900 $339,900 $750,000 S: Kamba Zoe M Est & B: Michael Addonizio & Marina B: Pheap Chhith & Phat Chhith Madeleine N Muteba MARBLEHEAD Fiola B: Kirandeep Bector S: Joseph Ghazi Tr, Tr for PEABODY 52 CHERRY ST U:3 1 ARLYN RD 52 FULTON ST S: Douglas Nicholson Tr, Tr for S: Haile E Barnes & Ryan Barnes Marianna RT $600,000 8 WARREN RD $200,000 27 MILLARD AVE. $383,000 Sbn RT B: Ana Tinajero B: William Monks & Adrienne B: Roden Agalliu 9 SANBORN ST $350,000 $366,500 Monks S: Amanda Zerola B: Michael Fradenburgh S: Adroaldo M Machado Tr, Tr for $335,000 B: Christina Kneeland S: Grace M Backman Tr, Tr for 50-52 Fulton St RET 14 ESSEX AVE S: Anthony T John B: Carly Pender & Jillian Cidado S: James D Carr Tr, Tr for Carr FT Grace M Backman RET GREENWOOD RD $472,000 10 NAHANT ST U:1R S: Peak Design&Dev LLC 15 HARBOR AVE $180,000 B: Jorge M Rosales-Urizar $299,900 S: Essex Group LLC $1,175,000 B: Irving Development LLC SWAMPSCOTT B: Fernando A Palomares & B: Jennifer L Tatelman & Harold S: Martin T Bongette & Frances SAUGUS 70 BUENA VISTA ST 9 FERNWOOD AVE Sokphear Yon 53 BALLARD ST P Boeschenstein M Downey $306,500 $398,000 S: Dante M Guarino $402,000 B: Edgar Buenrostro-Acosta & S: John T Berry & Susan J Berry 5001 HEATHERWOOD LN B: Sean Adams & Kelly Sampson 11 OLIVE ST 61 LEE ST U:5001 B: Caryn Bennett & Paul Bennett Doreen Maya $450,000 S: Maynor L Sanchez & Susana S: Lisa M Varallo Tr, Tr for 70 S: Jordan Ryan $1,132,800 $392,500 B: Wendy Jimenez-Gil B: Breakwater Investments Sanchez Buena Vista St RET 44-46 FISKE AVE B: Patricia Santamaria & S: Thelma Rosales & Oscar E S: Beverly Gough Tr, Tr for Phelan 4 FOX HOLLOW DR 27 HEMENWAY RD $489,000 Thomas Santamaria Ross Properties T $742,000 $447,400 B: Marysol Rodriguez S: Brian Flynn 12-1/2 POND ST 61 LEE ST HILLSIDE AVE B: Stephen A Delani & Virginia J B: Ryan R Judkins & Erin M S: Jean Fitzmichael $230,000 $1,132,800 $180,000 Delani Davis-Judkins 119 FLINT ST B: Walter Lopez B: Breakwater Investments $360,000 B: Irving Development LLC S: David Baughman & Joanne M S: Cynthia N Dichirico S: William Robin LLC S: Beverly Gough Tr, Tr for Phelan S: Martin T Bongette & Frances B: Rachid Guerrab Baughman 24 HILLSIDE AVE 108 RANGE AVE Properties T M Downey S: Doug Will LLC 47 GATES RD $455,000 66 LEE ST 650 JUBILEE DR $459,900 21 GLENWOOD TER $230,000 B: Amy Epstein & Karen Epstein $787,200 $413,000 B: EDM Construction Inc B: Christine M Leach & Ryan D $530,000 S: Judith A Clay B: Breakwater Investments B: Ajay Dali & Prija Joshi S: Kenneth R Magill Leach B: John Talluto & Maddalena 378 SUMMER ST S: Phelan Realty LP S: Cindy Carter & Robert T Carter 6 LEWIS ST S: Philip Brienze Talluto $435,000 66 LEE ST Jr $5,250 160 PHILLIPS AVE S: Green Mountain Prop Grp B: Mauricio E Coronado & Sara $787,200 19 KINGDOM TER B: Daniel P Caswell & Mellissa $649,900 9 GRAY CIR U:2 Coronado B: Breakwater Investments $375,000 A Fleming $242,000 S: Lida Chea S: Phelan Realty LP B: Leach Street LLC B: Dante M Guarino B: Aaron Carty Prior Sale: $250,000 (12/15) 28 RALPH RD S: Debra Kelleher-Taeger & S: Lucille Briggs & Emily Allard S: Hoysgaard Properties LLC S: Robin M Connors 504 SUMMER ST $601,000 Wayne Taeger 1 MILTON ST 3 PINE HILL RD 26 HATHAWAY ST $600,000 B: Melissa Mccarthy & Thomas 160 LYNN ST $357,500 $499,000 B: Paul F Gaffney $176,505 B: Jose R Argueta Mccarthy $125,000 B: Andrea M Horgan & Andrew T B: Carbbean Realty Investmen S: Demarco Gerardo Est & Linda S: Jose Argueta Tr, Tr for GZA NT S: Alla Brikman & Mikhail S B: Joseph Rock Horgan S: Bank Of America NA 1 WINDEMERE TER Brikman S: Mark Pesaturo Tr, Tr for Lix RT Hern 98 JENNESS ST $267,000 10 STATE ST U:3 10 MARYVALE LN 27 OAKWOOD AVE S: Michael H Epstein & Karen L $440,000 B: Natalika Dorsainvil-Josue $307,000 $490,000 $181,000 Epstein B: Maria Reyan S: Joseph L Delisle 3rd & Virginia B: Lisa R Taylor B: Daniel Donovan B: Z&L Development LLC Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: MMC Realty Holdings LLC Delisle S: George A Dorr & Paula Dorr S: Christopher B Cronin Tr, Tr for S: Deborah J Bentz bakerandtradesman.com Apple’s new flagship Chicago store is up for sale By Ryan Ori firm led by billionaire Neil neer Court plaza in front CHICAGO TRIBUNE Bluhm, bought the proper- of the building and a boat ty as part of a $360 million dock leased to Shoreline CHICAGO — Apple’s deal that also included the Sightseeing, sources said. new flagship store on adjacent 35-story office Walton Street will con- Michigan Avenue is going building at 401 N. Michi- tinue to own the office up for sale and could fetch gan Ave. The seller was building other than the at least $170 million. Zeller Realty Group. ground floor retail space. Chicago-based Wal- Walton Street’s decision An Eastdil Secured team ton Street Capital has to sell the store, where of brokers will market the hired brokers to put the Apple has a 15-year lease, property to potential buy- 20,000-square-foot store was first reported by The ers. on the market for sale, Wall Street Journal. About 7,000 square and is expecting offers in Stephen Sotoloff, a Wal- feet of ground-floor retail the range of $170 million ton Street principal, de- space in the office build- to $175 million, according clined to comment. ing is leased to Fidelity to people familiar with the Walton Street is offering Investments. About 4,000 plan. the Apple store individu- square feet of retail space The potential sale comes ally, or as part of a larger on the building’s north just a few months after deal of at least $170 mil- side is vacant. Apple CEO Tim Cook at- lion that would include Before moving into the tended the Oct. 20 opening about 11,000 square feet new flagship in October, of the glassy store along of ground-floor retail in the Apple’s Mag Mile store the Chicago River. The office building, according had been at Michigan Av- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE store opened about two to people familiar with the enue and Huron Street weeks after Walton Street deal. The deal also could since 2003. That space re- Ropes cordon off an entrance to the outdoor plaza near Apple’s flagship Capital, a private equity include a portion of Pio- mains vacant. Michigan Avenue store in Chicago, Ill. The hunt for dirty money in real Ford looks at buying Detroit’s long-dormant estate will keep going, feds say Michigan Central Station By Nicholas Nehamas Anti-corruption advo- By JC Reindl, downtown resurgence in and Kevin Hall cates have called for the John Gallagher and the past six years, this MIAMI HERALD disclosure rules to be made Phoebe Wall Howard would be one of the most permanent. The flood of DETROIT FREE PRESS significant redevelopment MIAMI — The federal foreign money — most of projects in the city so far. government says its hunt it clean — pouring into DETROIT — Ford is in- The station, out of ser- for dirty money in luxury markets like South Flori- terested in further expand- vice and closed to the pub- real estate in South Flor- da is partially blamed for ing in Detroit’s Corktown lic since 1988, is perhaps ida and other high-priced rising home prices. neighborhood, including Detroit’s most renowned housing markets is work- The temporary orders, into the long-vacant Michi- urban ruin. ing — and the temporary issued by a Treasury gan Central Station, after “This would take re- initiative is being extend- agency called the U.S. Fi- 30 years of vacancy. surgence to a whole new ed yet again. nancial Crimes Enforce- Talks are ongoing, level,” said former Detroit Since 2016, the U.S. ment Network (FinCEN), sources said, but no deals City Council member Shei- Treasury Department has are known as geographic have been finalized. The la Cockrel, now a member mandated that secretive targeting orders, or GTOs. automaker has been con- of the Corktown Business shell companies buying “The GTOs issued to sidering the building for Association. “Whoever luxury homes with cash date have provided Fin- several months, and is does that, they will become in certain areas disclose FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE CEN and law enforcement considering the idea of a an iconic name for rebuild- their true owners to the Development in downtown Miami has boomed important information campus at the site. ing American cities.” government. since the housing crash thanks to a flood of about money-laundering Such a development — if Monday afternoon, so- The anti-money-laun- money from foreign investors. vulnerabilities in the real it happens — would build cial media exploded with dering initiative began in estate sector,” Stephen on Ford’s recent decision speculation that the au- Manhattan and Miami- as and Hawaii. Drug deal- don’t have to disclose their Hudak, a FinCEN spokes- to buy and fix up an old tomaker is interested in Dade County — to the ers, corrupt officials, mon- owners — in order to keep man, wrote in an email pantyhose factory in the the massive depot at the protests of South Florida ey launderers and other their identities hidden, Wednesday. “GTOs are a area for 220 members of western edge of the fast- politicians — and has criminals often buy expen- frustrating law enforce- valuable tool and FinCEN its self-driving and elec- gentrifying Corktown gradually been expanded sive real estate to legiti- ment agents and some- is extending the current tric vehicle team, known neighborhood, now home to other areas in Florida, mize dirty cash. They use times stopping investiga- GTOs to continue study- as Team Edison. to numerous new busi- New York, California, Tex- shell companies — which tions dead in their tracks. ing this vulnerability.” Even given Detroit’s nesses and restaurants.