WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 Peabody murder story gets grislier By Gayla Cawley for a week after the bodies of Mark ITEM STAFF Greenlaw, 37, and Jennifer O’Connor, Wes Doughty ap- 40, were found at 19 Farm Ave. PEABODY — The second man pears in Peabody Authorities released the cause of death charged with the rst-degree mur- District Court ders of a man and woman in a Farm for both victims following the arraign- Tuesday during Avenue home on Feb. 18 was ordered ment. Greenlaw died after he was shot his arraignment held without bail Tuesday morning. in the head and his girlfriend, O’Connor, for the mur- Wes Doughty, 39, pleaded not guilty was killed after she was stabbed in her ders of Jennifer and was ordered by Peabody District neck and torso, according to the Essex O’Connor and Court Judge James Barretto to return County District Attorney’s of ce. Mark Greenlaw. for a probable cause hearing on April 6. Doughty, of Danvers, was on the run MURDERS, A7 PHOTO | MARK LORENZ Council makes a house call for school

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — There could be a happy ending after all for Janet Guanci and her ranch- style home on Parkland Avenue. Facing the possibility of losing her First-graders Josean 1,000-square-foot house to eminent do- Ortiz and Giuliana main for construction of a new middle Patricelli work on a school, the City Council is considering a Chromebook at the plan to move the house 200 yards away. Oaklandvale School Guanci, who bought the two-bedroom in Saugus Tuesday. house in 2004 for $267,900, listened as the Public Property & Parks Committee un- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE veiled the idea Tuesday night. “We are trying to keep you in the same neighborhood because I know you like it there,” said Ward 2 Councilor William Saugus trying to get a read Trahant. “We’d like to keep you happy. All of us feel bad about the possibility of em- inent domain and we are trying to work with you.” on Chromebook spending James Lamanna, the city’s assistant city solicitor, said this is one option in a com- By Bridget Turcotte Finance Committee in the spring. The new technology will be necessary plicated process for a new middle school ITEM STAFF School Committee member Peter Ma- next year when MCAS testing will re- proposed for the neighborhood near Pine noogian said in a meeting earlier this quire a computer, according to commit- Grove Cemetery. SAUGUS — Saugus of cials are hov- month that the board also voted to tee member Arthur Grabowski. Eric “We are trying to be creative,” said La- ering over the keyboard when it comes manna. “Rather than demolish your home submit a request for Town Meeting to Jones, principal of the Oaklandvale El- to nding funding for Google Chrome- at 97 Parkland Ave., we could relocate it books for students. fund the purchase. He drafted an arti- ementary School, said his students are down toward the salt shed. The city is try- Earlier this year, the panel approved cle and presented it to the committee already there. ing to give you as many options as possi- a $29.6 million spending plan for scal on Feb. 16. Manoogian complained that Children in grades four and ve are ble.” year 2018, up from $28.1 million last his peers hadn’t yet acted on the article. using Google Docs for the majority of Moving the house at a cost of about year. The amount includes an allocation But a few members questioned whether their writing assignments, he said. All $60,000 would be far less costly for the city of $82,000 to fund the Chromebooks. it was too soon to ask the town for more The request will be considered by the money. SAUGUS, A7 COUNCIL, A7 Malden More than mayor waves crash looks to on Lynn the future Shore Drive LYNN — Lynn Shore By Steve Freker Drive closed for a half hour FOR THE ITEM Tuesday morning while tow trucks cleared a truck that MALDEN — Mayor veered off the road, police Gary Christenson opened said Tuesday morning. his sixth “State of the Police Lt. Glenn Dunnigan City” address Tuesday said a box truck driver heading morning declaring Mal- to Swampscott veered over the den is “on the move.” center line near Pierce Road at Christenson greeted an 8:15 a.m., over-corrected to get audience of 300 gathered back in his lane and swerved at Anthony’s by holding off the drive, pushing a parked up a set of keys to sym- car down the embankment bolize city action to pass ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE into the seawall. ownership of the former This truck swerved over the center line on Lynn Shore Drive, over-corrected, and in doing City Hall to develop- so, hit this parked car, pushing it down the embankment to the sea wall. CRASH, A7 er Jefferson Apartment Group. With city govern- ment temporarily relocat- ed to new quarters, the INSIDE Trump: ‘Time to join forces’ to x problems 1970s-era building has been sold to Jefferson and In Lynn By Julie Pace Striking an optimistic tone, executive order that was blocked by will be demolished this No question: ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump declared: “The time for the courts. spring to make way for Ballot a problem. A2 small thinking is over.” Trump, who typically relish- residential-commercial WASHINGTON — Heralding a Trump’s address came at a piv- es  outing political convention, and retail mix develop- In Swampscott “new chapter of American great- otal moment for a new president embraced the pomp and tradi- ment. Remembering ness,” President Donald Trump elected on pledges to swiftly shake tion of a presidential address to “Malden is strong, vi- North Shore’s deadliest stood before Congress for the rst up Washington and follow through Congress. He stuck largely to his brant and on the move,” train wreck. A3 time Tuesday night and issued a on the failed promises of career script, made occasional overtures the mayor asserted. In Sports broad call for overhauling the na- politicians. His opening weeks in to Democrats and skipped the Relocating City Hall tion’s health care system, signi - personal insults he so often hurls English boys of ce have been consumed by dis- cantly boosting military spending and the Malden Police basketball bounced tractions and self-in icted wounds, at his opponents. from tournament. B1 and plunging $1 trillion into up- including the bungled rollout of a MALDEN, A7 grading crumbling infrastructure. sweeping immigration and refugee TRUMP, A5

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 61° VOL. 139, ISSUE 72 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 49° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 OBITUARIES No question: Ballot a problem in Lynn Gloria M. O’Shea Joan L. Kimber, 83

By Thomas Grillo The cost to reprint them Gloria M. O’Shea Elizabeth, Lauren and LYNN — Joan Loret- Irene M. Kimber, San- ITEM STAFF has been estimated at be- (Locke) passed away Brian along with six ta (Armstead) Kim- dra L. Kimber-Sierra, tween $3,000 and $9,000. peacefully surround- great grandchildren. ber, age 83, of Lynn, Thomas J. Kimber and LYNN — Two missing Lamanna said he was ed by her family on Gloria regularly passed away Monday, James W. Kimber; her words could cost the city contacted by the Secre- Feb. 25, 2017. supported the Fran- Feb. 27, 2017. She brother, Raymond as much as $9,000 after tary of State’s Election Gloria was the ciscan Missions, St. was the wife of the late Armstead; and many a typo was discovered on Division last week telling daughter of the late Jude Research Hos- Richard Kimber Sr. grandchildren, great one of the ballot questions him they had received a Alice (Morel) and pital and Boys Town Born in Dorchester, grandchildren, nieces for the March 14 special number of calls reporting Henry Locke. Born of Nebraska. one of 10 siblings, and nephews, and by election. confusion over the ballot and raised in Revere, Service informa- she was the daughter many who referred to The hotly contested poll question. Gloria lived in Nahant for the tion: A funeral Mass will of the late Robert Armstead her as “Mom” and “AJ.” She was will ask voters to approve About 200 ballots had past 49 years. be said in her honor on Fri- Sr. and Agatha Catherine the sister of the late Ronald $188.5 million for the con- been mailed to absentee She was a past president day, March 3, 2017 in St. (Wooten) Armstead Cassell. Armstead, Robert Armstead struction of a pair of mid- voters before the error of the Nahant Women’s Club, Thomas Aquinas Church, Joan spent much time growing Jr., Catherine Armstead Kim- dle schools to serve the was spotted. A letter ex- was active in the St. Thomas 248 Nahant Road, Nah- up in a West Lebanon, Maine, ber, Sylvia Armstead Robin- city’s burgeoning school plaining the problem has Aquinas Sodality and was a ant, at 10 a.m. Family and farm. son, twins, Richard and Ralph population. been sent to those voters longtime communicant of St. friends are encouraged to Prior to her retirement, Armstead, Roger Armstead and In the initial printing, with a corrected ballot. Thomas Aquinas Church. She visit prior to the funeral in she had worked at Davis Barbara Armstead Hill. Question 1 failed to in- Donald Castle, found- enjoyed winters in Florida and the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral and Shoe, Shoe Factory and Service information: A clude the words “be ap- er of the Protect Our traditional Sunday dinners Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn General Electric. Joan was a funeral service will be held proved” following a de- Reservoir, Preserve Pine with her family. from 8:30-9:30 a.m. In lieu caregiver to many family and in the GOODRICH Funeral scription of the school Grove, a grassroots orga- Gloria is survived by her of flowers, donations in Glo- friends. She enjoyed bowling. Home, 128 Washington St., building project that in- nization that opposes the husband of 69 years, Thomas ria’s memory may be given to She is survived by her chil- Lynn, on Saturday at 1:30 cludes a new Pickering Parkland Avenue school M. O’Shea; her daughters, Pa- one of her favorite charities dren, Robert L. Kimber, Joan L. p.m. Visitation is Friday, Middle School on Park- site, said he saw a copy tricia and her husband Frank, listed above or Care Dimen- Kimber, Richard H. Kimber Jr., 4-8 p.m. land Avenue near Pine of the ballot question last Nancy and her husband Brian, sions Hospice, 75 Sylvan St., Grove Cemetery and a week, noticed it lacked a Judith and Ron Murphy; and Danvers, MA 01923, which new West Lynn Middle verb and contacted the her son, Thomas and his long- helped her greatly in her fi- School on Commercial city and the Secretary of time companion Martha Valle- nal days. For directions and MacDaniel D. Singleton, 74 Street. Without those State’s office. riani. She leaves six grand- online guest book, please children, Kevin, David, Mark, visit www.cuffemcginn.com. two words in the English The group is opposed to and Spanish versions, it the site for the Pickering EVERETT — Singleton, Mac- Service information: Rela- would be unclear whether Middle School on Park- Daniel D., a legendary figure tives and friends are respect- the voter was in favor or land Avenue. They argue in New England athletics for fully invited to attend Mac’s opposed to the measure. the land is for the expan- Joan M. Orlando, 80 more than 60 years, passed visiting hours in the CAFAS- “No one caught the error, sion of Pine Grove Cem- 1936-2017 away unexpectedly on Mon- SO & SONS Funeral Home, but the blame belongs to etery and the new road day, Feb. 20, 2017 at his 65 Clark St. (corner of Main me,” said James Laman- would impact the nearby PEABODY — Joan Joan is survived by home in Windham, N.H. He Street), Everett, Thursday, na, the city’s assistant reservoir. Marie (Peterson) Or- her sons, Craig Orlan- was 74 years old. March 2 from 4-8 p.m. His city solicitor. “I take full lando, age 80 and do and wife Cherilyn Mac is survived by his long- Celebration of Life will be responsibility.” Thomas Grillo can be longtime resident of Saugus and Doug- time companion, Deborah at Everett High School, 100 The city received the reached at tgrillo@item- of Saugus, passed las Orlando and wife Dancewicz; children, Rebecca Elm St., Everett, MA 02149, new ballots on Monday. live.com. away peacefully on Linda of Litchfield, “Becky” Singleton and her hus- on Friday, March 3 with view- Wednesday, Feb. 22, N.H.; her daughter, band Crandal Hardy of Manvel, ing from 4-5 p.m. and the 2017 at Pilgrim Nurs- Diana DiPesa and Texas, Michelle Singleton-Ste- Celebration of Life to begin Dr. Preston to serve ing Home in Peabody. husband Anthony of venson and her husband Ken- promptly at 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. She was born on Saugus; her brother, neth Stevenson of Summit, In lieu of flowers, please do- Sept. 24, 1936 in Lynn, the William Peterson of Maine; N.J., Diana and her husband nate to one of them following as co-chair of North daughter of the late Norman her grandchildren, Casey, Car- Samuel Perkins of Bedford, organizations in the name and Tuerena (Banks) Peterson. oline, Jake, Luke, Derek and Andrew, Alan and MacDaniel of Mac Singleton: The Mac She was raised and educated Nathan. Many loving nieces, Singleton, all of Everett; sis- Singleton Scholarship Fund, Shore Cancer Walk in Saugus and graduated from nephews, cousins and friends ter, Lucille Crayton; and his https//www.macsingleton- MARBLE- Saugus High School, Class of also survive her. Joan was pre- grandchildren, Sheleah Martin, scholarshipfund.com/con- HEAD — Dr. 1956. deceased by her sister, Norma Jaelyn Hardy, Alexis Stevenson, tinuing-the-legacy; American Allyson Pres- Joan was a homemaker who LaClair and husband Richard Marcus Stevenson and Jack Heart Association-http:// ton will serve enjoyed taking care of her and her sister-in-law, “Betty” Perkins. He is also survived by honoramericanheart.org/ as co-chair family. She had also worked Peterson. many nieces, nephews, col- goto/macsingleton. Parking of this year’s at Prince Pizza on Route 1 for Service information: Call- leagues and friends. with attendants on duty. North Shore several years. Her specialty ing hours are Friday, March Cancer Walk was the salad bar. 3, 2017 from 4-8 p.m. at on June 25. Joan was a spiritual person CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Dr. Preston, who enjoyed painting. She Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, Paul F. Sullivan, 75 a Marble- also loved music and danc- MA 01904. Her funeral will 1941-2017 head resident, ing. Joan’s love for the ocean begin on Saturday, March brought her many hours of se- 4, 2017 at 8:30 a.m. at the has lived and SAUGUS — Paul F. Sullivan, band of Sharon L. (Dunham) worked on the renity. Her children and grand- funeral home with a Mass of children brought her enor- Christian burial to be cele- 75, a lifelong resident of Sau- Sullivan for 50 years. He was North Shore gus, died Sunday, Feb. 26, sur- the loving father of Carolyn for 30 years. mous joy. She was also very brated at 10 a.m. at Blessed patriotic and proud to be an Sacrament Church, 14 Sum- rounded by his loving family. Sullivan of Saugus, Colleen She joined Born in Winthrop, June 17, Sullivan of Revere, Maureen North Shore American. Joan was known for mer St., Saugus, MA 01906. her love of hosting parties at Donations may be made to 1941, he was the son of the Sullivan of Wakefield and Medical Cen- late Raymond J. and Gertrude Michael Sullivan of Saugus. ter as a staff her home. She liked nothing North East Animal Shelter, more than enjoying large gath- 347 Highland Ave., Salem, J. (Phillips) Sullivan. Paul was Brother of Elizabeth Fisher physician and a graduate of Saugus High of Peabody, John Sullivan of became chair erings of family and friends MA 01970. Please visit www. throughout the year, and al- cuffemcginn.com for direc- School, class of 1960 and the Nashua, N.H., Robert Sulli- of Obstetrics COURTESY PHOTO Mass Military Academy, Class van of Wenham, Michael Sul- and Gynecol- ways had an “open door” at tions, or to sign the online Dr. Allyson Preston her home. guest book. of 1964. livan of Arizona and the late ogy in 2006. He went on to serve in the Richard Sullivan. He was the She graduated Army National Guard. Paul grandfather of Joshua Sullivan from George been proud to be part of was a 30-year veteran of the and Olivia and Owen Tambori- Washington Universi- a team at NSMC that Saugus Fire Department, retir- ni. He is also survived by many ty Medical School and delivers world-class, lo- Elaine Alexander, 90 ing with the rank of lieutenant nieces and nephews. trained at the University cally-based medical care 1926-2017 in 1998. Service information: His of Pittsburgh in Obstet- to thousands of patients He was one of the founders funeral Mass will be cele- each year. When I was di- rics and Gynecology. PEABODY — Elaine mers in Maine, even- of Santa’s Ride in Saugus, brated in St. Joseph Church, agnosed with breast can- Dr. Preston has taken McAuly Alexander, tually moving there which has become an annual 173 Albion St., Wakefield, on cer in 2014, I had all of my part in the Cancer Walk 90, of Peabody, for 10 years. She event on Christmas Eve. Paul, Friday at 10 a.m. Visitation treatment — from testing for many years. She began passed away on Feb. returned to Peabody along with his family, founded for relatives and friends will to surgery to chemothera- participating when her 27 in Beverly. to be closer to her and operated Sullivan’s Ole be held at the McDONALD py — at North Shore Med- children were in strollers; She was born family. She loved to Fashion Cider Stand at the Funeral Home, 19 Yale Ave., ical Center and Mass Gen- now her 9-year-old grand- in Chelsea on July knit, outfitting her Topsfield Fair for the past 30 Wakefield on Thursday from daughter is participating eral/North Shore Cancer 11, 1926, to Inez family in hats, mit- years. 4-8 p.m. Interment will be for the second time. She Center,” said Dr. Preston. (McAuly) Blue and tens, scarves and Paul was the beloved hus- private. stepped up as co-chair “Stepping through the was raised in Revere. afghans. Her favorite because, as a physician door as a patient that first It was there she met the love projects were baby afghans and breast cancer survi- day was unnerving, but I of her life, Carmen Alexander, for her grandchildren and vor, she knows firsthand immediately felt wrapped to whom she was married for great-grandchildren. She also Richard H. Epstein what North Shore Medi- in a blanket of caring and more than 70 years. enjoyed cooking (her egg- cal Center and the Mass competence. The high lev- Elaine was the strong core of plant parm was legendary in General/North Shore el of care didn’t at all sur- a family she loved dearly. She the family), word games and PEABODY — Ep- were instrumental in Cancer Center mean to prise me, but it had new raised four children in Swamp- playing the piano. She was stein, Richard H., his daily care over the community. meaning, as a patient.” scott and then Lynn: Charlene devoted to her pets and was of Peabody, passed the last years. He will For more than two de- Proceeds will support (Frank) Savard of Peabody, a strong supporter of animal away suddenly on be missed by many cades, the North Shore oncology services at North Joyce Reid of Mooresville, N.C., welfare associations. She was Sunday, Feb. 26, and will be remem- Cancer Walk has brought Shore Medical Center Steven of Melrose and Lori also delighted by babies and 2017 at Lahey Clinic bered for his sweet together mothers, fa- and the Mass General/ (Deb Whippen) of No. Ft. My- young children, and opened in Peabody. temperament. thers, children, grandpar- North Shore Cancer Cen- ers, Fla. Her love soon extend- her heart and home to caring Born in Newton, Richard is sur- ents, friends, neighbors, ter. In the past, contribu- ed to her grandchildren, Steven for foster children and donat- he was the son of vived by his loving co-workers, businesses, tions have supported new M. Alexander, Julie (Steve) ing to a variety of children’s the late Bernard twin brother, Robert teachers and students all technologies, renovations, Petrosillo, Eric Savard, Andrew organizations. Her smile, wit and Lillian (Kessel) Epstein Epstein and his wife Jeanne focused on raising funds clinical trials, wellness (Katy) Savard and Shannon and turns of phrases were en- of Swampscott. Richard was of Peabody; his two beloved for cancer care on the services such as massage (Erick) Reid-DeMarco, and to joyed by all. Her generosity of raised in Swampscott and nephews, Michael and Mark North Shore. To date, this and acupuncture to help her four great-grandsons, Aid- spirit shone through with her graduated from Swampscott Epstein of Peabody; his community has raised alleviate pain and nausea, en and Anthony DeMarco and thoughtfully chosen cards for High in 1973. daughter, Jamie Bazzinotti of $22 million. That mission as well as supportive care Jacob and Nicholas Petrosillo, family and friends, and her After high school, he worked South Boston; and his two will be celebrated again programs for patients and who always brought her great children fondly remember her at Carlson Lumber Company grandchildren, Sebastian and this year, as walkers wind their families. joy. She also leaves behind birthday calls, when she would in West Roxbury. Before his Savannah. their way along the 10K Registration is now open nieces and nephews and cher- sing “Happy Birthday” to them retirement in 2004, Richard Service information: A me- (6.2 mile) route through for the 2017 North Shore ished friends-turned-family. first thing in the morning of was employed at Crownin- morial service celebrating Salem. Brittany Isher- Cancer Walk. To learn She joins in heaven her grand- their special day. shield Management Company Richard’s life will be held wood of Newburyport is more or to register, go to son, Eric Savard of Peabody Service information: Ser- in Peabody. on Sunday, March 5, 2017 co-chair. www.northshorecancer- and her brother, Chester (Lor- vices will be private. In lieu Richard was a gentle man at 1 p.m. at STANETSKY-HY- “As a physician, I’ve walk.org. raine) Blue of Rochester, N.Y., of flowers, contributions may with an easygoing personal- MANSON Memorial Chapel, and her son-in-law, Robert Reid be made to St. Jude’s Chil- ity to match. He looked for- 10 Vinnin St., Salem, MA of Medford. dren Hospital. Arrangements ward to going to his weekday 01970. The burial for Rich- Elaine had a strong work under the care of CUFFE-MC- program at Element Care in ard will be private. In lieu ethic and was employed at GINN Funeral Home, 157 Need to find Beverly, where he has many of flowers, donations in his Lynn and Union hospitals for Maple St., Lynn. For online friends and staff who enjoyed name may be made to Ele- more than 30 years. condolences, please visit an article? seeing his smiling face. Rich- ment Care, 100 Cummings She loved spending sum- www.cuffemcginn.com. ard appreciated all the won- Center, Suite 166D, Beverly, Subscribe to derful and caring people who MA 01915. ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! e-edition on home delivery rate is 50% off Call Customer Service to place an ad newstand price! 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only to subscribe today. $3 a week. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A3

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ADVERTISING FILE PHOTO | ARTHUR REYNOLDS AND BILL CONWAY Ernie Carpenter, Jr. Bystanders and emergency personnel look at the aftermath of the deadly train wreck that happened 60 years ago in Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 Swampscott. [email protected] Bob Gunther Tuesday marked 61 years since one of time, there was a blizzard outside and wet flares, but it went right past him. The Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 the worst train wrecks in North Shore snow covered the traffic signals, causing oncoming train struck the one stopped [email protected] history. Last year, the 60th anniversa- the train to halt in Swampscott. After at the Swampscott station from behind. Ralph Mitchell ry was marked in The Item. On Feb. 28, the train stopped, the foreman got out Most of the people who died were from Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 [email protected] 1956, there was a crash involving two and headed back to the telephone station the first car of the oncoming Train 2406, trains in Swampscott shortly after 8 a.m. about 100 yards back to call dispatch. Af- as the frame was sheared away from the Patricia Whalen Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 that resulted in the deaths of 13 people ter seeing another train approaching, the shell, leaving the roof opened as if by a [email protected] and injuries to about 100 others. At the foreman tried to warn it with flags and can opener.

BUSINESS OFFICE Beth Bresnahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] Pot panel seeks taxation to The Daily Item Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 raise revenue, kill black market [email protected] welcomes three Ted Grant BOSTON (AP) — The co- calls for a 3.75 percent drug. The goal, Jehlen said, Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] chairs of a legislative com- excise tax on recreational was to provide safe access mittee reviewing the state’s pot sales that would be as- to marijuana and “kill” the new communities Marian Kinney ext. 1212 new recreational marijuana sessed on top of the state’s underground market. [email protected] law said Tuesday that when regular 6.25 percent sales The panel also is weigh- it comes to taxing sales of tax. Cities and towns could ing other possible revi- Will Kraft Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 the drug lawmakers will assess an additional 2 per- sions in the law, including [email protected] look to strike a balance be- cent tax on sales within regulation of edible mar- Jennifer Perez tween raising revenue for their own communities. ijuana products and lim- ext. 1205 the state and discouraging Cusack and Jehlen not- its on the concentration [email protected] the underground market. ed that several states that of THC, the psychoactive Carolina Trujillo Democratic Rep. Mark previously legalized recre- chemical in marijuana. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Cusack, of Braintree, and ational marijuana, includ- Legalization advocates [email protected] Democratic Sen. Patricia ing Colorado, Washington have objected to the leg- Jim Wilson Jehlen, of Somerville, were and Oregon, impose sig- islative review, noting the Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 recently named to head the nificantly higher tax rates. law was approved by about [email protected] panel, which is expected to Marijuana stores are not 54 percent of Massachu- CIRCULATION recommend legislation lat- expected to open in Mas- setts voters and should be Lisa Mahmoud er this year. During an in- sachusetts until mid-2018 given a chance to work be- Manager, ext. 1239 terview on WBUR-FM, Cu- at the earliest. fore any changes are made. [email protected] sack said it was important The lawmakers said they Lawmakers insist that CLASSIFIED to find the “sweet spot” for would seek a tax rate that the will of voters would be Abbe Young Smith taxing marijuana. would be high enough to respected but suggest that Manager, ext. 1276 “We also want to make generate sufficient revenue few actually read the entire [email protected] sure we are not overtaxing to cover regulatory and en- text of the ballot question Kerry Smith and sending people back forcement costs associated before casting their votes. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 to the black market,” Cu- with the new law but low “I think there are some [email protected] sack said. enough to prevent marijua- unanswered questions The law, approved by na users from returning to and room for improve- NEWSROOM voters last November, illegal sources to buy the ment,” Cusack said. Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] Gayla Cawley Home-built plane crashes through ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Reporter, ext. 1236 Steve Freker, daily correspondent for The Item. [email protected] condominium roof, killing pilot Cheryl Charles Former Malden Eve- “I am energized to have Night Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] METHUEN (AP) — A ning News editor-in-chief been able to adjust to the single-engine aircraft Steve Freker is bringing communities’ wide-scale Leah M. Dearborn Reporter, ext. 1317 crashed into a condomini- his knowledge of Malden, changes,” he said. [email protected] um building Tuesday on Medford and Melrose and In addition to cover- Thomas Grillo its approach to an airport, love for those communi- ing local news and sports Reporter, ext. 1264 killing the pilot and leav- ties to the pages of the teams, Freker is also pas- [email protected] ing the plane’s tail stick- Daily Item. sionate about coaching. Spenser Hasak ing out of the complex’s Freker, a Medford resi- He has spent more than Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 roof. dent, wrote for the News 30 years coaching high [email protected] The pilot was identified and Medford Daily Mer- school baseball and has Thor Jourgensen as Al Lavender, a former cury since 1984. When led Malden, Malden Cath- News Editor, ext. 1267 city councilor and mayor the venerable newspapers olic, and most recently [email protected] of Newburyport, police ceased publication in Jan- Saugus to many success- Steve Krause said. uary, Freker looked for ful seasons. In January, Sports Editor, ext. 1229 There were no report- other opportunities to tell [email protected] Freker was named head ed injuries to residents stories about his commu- baseball coach at Malden Katie Morrison of the building, located nities and The Item em- High. Sports Reporter braced his talents. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Opioid addiction can start in ER Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   News Editor Gordon R. Hall There’s a common thread in many This wide difference in how phy- every six hours to someone with a se- W   J. K Monica Connell Healey accounts of opioid addiction: It all sicians initially managed pain had vere ankle sprain. When you see the Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton started with a single prescription long-term consequences. Patients next patient with an ankle sprain, J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan after a minor injury or other medi- seen only once by a physician who you will probably do the same. For Chief Operating O cer Chairman cal issue. often prescribes opioids were 30 low-risk situations, there is nothing P ‘  There are plenty of culprits in the percent more likely to become long- inherently wrong with training by Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 opioid epidemic raging across the term opioid users than patients seen example. But with high-risk medica- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 country, including the pharmaceu- by conservative prescribers. tions, our reliance on informal train- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 tical industry, drug traffickers and We also saw broad variation in ing could imperil public health. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 economic stagnation. But there is the strength and amount of opioids The challenge, then, is to figure Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 little doubt that many thousands of prescribed. One physician may pre- out how physicians can restrain Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 opioid users got their first introduc- scribe 20 pills of 10 milligrams of excessive prescribing without un- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 tion to an opioid from a physician oxycodone, a common opioid, in a der-prescribing pain treatment to who wanted to treat their pain. And case where another physician may those most in need. It’s clear that John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 we’ve found unsettling evidence prescribe half that dose. Again, pa- physicians in training desperately that whether you are prescribed an tients who saw high-dosage pre- need more formal opioid education opioid, and whether a first opioid scribers were more than 30 percent in medical school and residency, prescription turns into many, could more likely to become long-term opi- which many institutions are already be just a matter of chance. oid users than those who saw more developing. As medical researchers, we wanted cautious prescribers. There should also be ongoing eval- to know how much pain treatment, We found no evidence that pa- uation of physician competency in and opioid prescribing in particu- tients treated by low-prescribing opioid prescribing. Doctors are eval- EDITORIAL lar, depends on the practice style of physicians came back to the hospi- uated annually on all kinds of topics, the physician who happens to treat tal more often for untreated pain. In including patient privacy and com- you. We studied insurance records fact, patients treated by high pre- petency with microscopes. But there for hundreds of thousands of Medi- scribers came back to the hospital is little oversight for opioid prescrib- care patients with no prior opioid more frequently for opioid-related ing. We need to develop standard Spreading love prescriptions who were treated in complications, such as falls, frac- measures for the safety and appro- emergency departments across the tures or overdoses. priateness of such prescribing. United States. The data we found raises the ques- Finally, patients should ask their There are, of course, many other tion of how high-risk drugs could doctors whether their pain can be in Swampscott physicians, such as internists and be prescribed so haphazardly. One treated with medication other than surgeons, who prescribe far more major problem is the lack of protocol opioids. If an opioid is necessary, pa- opioids as a group than emergency or widely endorsed best practices to It’s interesting and inspirational to see the “Love tients can and should ask whether doctors. We focused on emergency guide opioid prescribing in most cas- a lower dose or shorter duration is your neighbor” sign movement spread across Swamp- departments because the physician es. In contrast to medical conditions scott. The signs on lawns still deep in winter slum- reasonable. This conversation could a patient sees in them is more or for which we have an abundance of change the course of your life. bers are inspiring because they represent a home- less random, providing an opportu- data to guide the best treatment de- grown effort to motivate townspeople to deepen their nity to scientifically tease apart the cisions, such as asthma or heart dis- Michael Barnett (@ml — barnett) love for people down the street and around the world. effects of a particular physician’s ease, pain treatment is often largely is an assistant professor at Harvard The interesting element about the “Love…” move- opioid prescribing. improvisational. (And where guide- T.H. Chan School of Public Health ment is the potential for the signs to prompt town of- One might expect that emergency lines for pain management do exist, and a primary care physician at ficials, Town Meeting members and residents across physicians would have a standard physicians’ adherence to them is ex- Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Swampscott to take stock of the state of inclusion approach to treating pain. But we ceedingly poor.) Anupam B. Jena (@AnupamBJena) and diversity in their community. found the opposite was true. Within We both trained as internal med- is an economist, physician, associ- The signs urge anyone viewing them to love peo- the same hospital, the chances that a icine physicians in leading medical ate professor of healthcare policy ple representing a broad spectrum of backgrounds patient was discharged with an opioid centers, yet we learned pain man- and medicine at Harvard Medical and experiences. Cynics viewing the signs might be prescription varied from 7 percent of agement by example more than any- School, and a research fellow at the prone to suggest “Love your neighbor” displayers are patients treated by low-prescribing thing else. As a first-year trainee, National Bureau of Economic Re- Swampscott residents who are feeling a little guilty physicians to 24 percent of patients you might observe a senior colleague search. They wrote this for the Los about a perceived lack of inclusion or diversity in seen by generous prescribers. prescribe 5 milligrams of oxycodone Angeles Times. Swampscott. People who like the signs and who put them on their lawns are sure to suggest they represent a growing national trend to resist “us versus them” mindsets and to make efforts at the local level to tear down barriers separating people. How inclusive is Swampscott? There isn’t one an- swer to that question. A good place to find a start to an answer is town government where diversity in town offices and public safety departments is fairly easy to assess. A housing study commissioned by town officials a year ago also offers clues to an answer. The study outlined housing production goals including find- ing ways to develop more diverse housing stock in Swampscott “to meet the needs of a changing demo- graphic profile in the town.” In expanding on that objective, the Metropolitan Area Planning Council report concluded: “While it is still a majority-white population, dropping from 96.6 percent to 93 percent between 2000 and 2010, during this time, Swampscott experienced notable increases in the number of Asian (169 percent), Hispanic (94 percent), and African-American (48 percent) popu- lations. While these minority populations are still small in number, collectively making up 7 percent of the total population (compared to 3.4 percent in 2000), they represent a growing residential base … “ This is interesting information. But what does it mean to Swampscott and the question of diversity? Does “Love your neighbor” mean town residents need to simply embrace neighbors from different back- DAHLEEN GLANTON grounds? Or does it mean residents need to work collectively with the aid of town government and the Housing Authority to take steps to increase demo- Trump plays with fire by taunting foreign nations graphic diversity in Swampscott? By linking demographics closely to housing produc- The majority of Americans don’t thing up his sleeve that the Amer- In January, when North Korea’s tion, the council in its report pointed to the Housing like the way President Donald ican people don’t know about? Is Kim Jong Un announced that his Authority as an agent for change in Swampscott ca- Trump is running the country. there an imminent threat that he’s country was in the final stage of pable of helping to promote diversity. That’s probably an understatement. keeping from us? test-launching a ballistic missile Another agent for change is Town Meeting. It is the Trump has a 43.7 percent approv- Trump doesn’t have the patience that could be capable of reaching the purest forum for democratic discussion and perhaps al rating, according to an average of to avert a nuclear war as President U.S. West Coast, Trump tweeted, “It the best opportunity for frank and public discussions polls compiled by Real Clear Poli- John F. Kennedy did during the Cu- won’t happen.” about diversity. tics. It’s the lowest of any U.S. presi- ban missile crisis in 1962. Well, guess what? A month later, Maybe the “Love your neighbor” movement can dent this early in his administration He certainly does not have the di- blossom into a series of late-winter and early-spring North Korea test-launched a ballis- since 1953. And it keeps going lower. plomacy of former President Jimmy discussion groups aimed at expanding on and deep- tic missile. But it was also a test of The only thing that could get Carter, who took it upon himself to ening understanding about the message conveyed our new president, the way children Trump out of this slump is a war. step in and avert a crisis between by the lawn signs. The product of those discussions sometimes test their parents. I’m not saying that’s what the pres- the U.S. and North Korea over nu- could inform Town Meeting discourse and even plant Trump’s response was like an in- ident wants, but I fear it could be clear arms in 1994. the seeds for efforts to promote local diversity. experienced mother saying to a de- where we’re headed. While most Americans don’t fol- fiant child, “Just wait until your fa- Wars have a way of pulling the low the government’s day-to-day ther gets home!” country together, with everyone dealings with foreign countries, we Obviously, tough talk isn’t enough scrambling to line up behind our do pay attention to Trump’s Twitter when dealing with dictators or ter- leader. Take former President account. And we know childish bul- rorists, for that matter. George W. Bush. His overall job ap- lying when we see it. We are sadly mistaken if we don’t proval rating skyrocketed 13 points If anything, Trump has done more think our adversaries aren’t taking to 71 percent after launching the to provoke these volatile countries notes. They are always looking for Iraq war in 2003, according to Gal- than try to improve our fragile rela- an opening to slip in and bring our lup polls. tionships with them. country to its knees. The same thing happened with his His careless declarations regard- We can’t trust Iran or North Ko- dad. President George H.W. Bush ing Iran, North Korea, China or any rea to do the right thing, but the saw his job approval rating jump other country he doesn’t respect world is doomed if the U.S. president to 18 points to 82 percent after the have put Americans in danger and doesn’t know how to be the adult in start of the Persian Gulf war in are making our allies uneasy. the room. 1991, Gallup found. While Trump insists that the Iran If President Trump doesn’t stay off There have been plenty of pres- nuclear deal is “really, really bad,” Twitter, we could end up in a nucle- idents with whom I disagreed on he seems to have sensibly backed off ar war. their policies. But Trump is another his campaign promise to tear it up, And if that happens, no amount matter. Many Americans, including at least for now. of money poured into our military myself, are afraid of the man. But his constant taunting of the would be enough to save us. This week, we learned that Trump Middle Eastern nation on Twitter, plans to ask for a $54 billion in- including a tweet describing Iran as Dahleen Glanton is a columnist for crease in defense spending. Why so “#1 in terror” and another claiming the Chicago Tribune. Readers may much, and why now? that “Iran is playing with fire,” is an- email her at dglanton@chicagotri- Does the president have some- other way of saying, “I dare you!” bune.com. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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The senator 75% of them no longer a fashion statement, Clinical Studies ed by enthusiastic ap- U.S. illegally who “threat- also wanted people to re- according to Dr. Seipel, needed them after just 8 This natural drug-free plause as he entered the en our communities and member how Faraj and “Black is the color of choice, weeks, compared to only 5% blend recently shocked the House chamber, though it prey on our citizens.” But other refugees and immi- as it can hide evidence of of the placebo group. medical community with was filled with Democrats grants have added to the public accidents.” Enlarged Prostate he told news anchors be- its overwhelmingly positive who vigorously oppose his fore his speech that he was country and helped make But bladder control results in a new published or Bladder Issues? policies and many Repub- open to legislation that it safer. issues may now be a thing clinical study. Symptoms of an overactive of the past. That’s because licans who never expected could provide a pathway First lady Melania Study participants were bladder can mimic those a 100% natural, drug- him to be elected. Most to legal status, and he told Trump sat with special randomized and assigned caused by an enlarged free aid developed by Dr. Republican lawmakers Congress he believed “real guests who were on hand to either a treatment group prostate, confusing many Seipel and her team is now have rallied around him and positive immigration to amplify the president’s or a placebo group at two men. Dr. Seipel explains, available. In the double agenda, including the separate facilities. Both “Prostate enlargement since the election, hopeful reform is possible.” blind placebo control groups were monitored for a restricts urine flow. 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The widow of former this powerful clinical trial As pressure in the bladder years in office. been of special interest Supreme Court Justice and who took UriVarx™ for At the end of the study, increases, so do instances Topping that list is un- to recent Lynn Classical Antonin Scalia also sat eight weeks experienced those receiving UriVarx of urinary urgency and showed significant improve- doing Obama’s signature High School graduate alongside Mrs. Trump, a large and statistically frequency. Long after prostate a reminder of the presi- significant reduction in ments in all symptoms, in- issues are handled, many healthcare law and replac- and a refugee from Iraq, cluding day frequency, night ing the sweeping measure. Tiba Faraj, who attend- dent’s well-received nom- overactive bladder and men still experience the same urinary incontinence frequency and urgency. And Trump offered a basic ed Trump’s speech as the ination of federal appeals symptoms, thanks to their symptoms. what was even more impres- now overactive bladder. blueprint of his priorities, guest of U.S. Sen. Eliza- court Judge Neil Gorsuch sive were the quality of life including ensuring that beth Warren (D-Mass). to fill Scalia’s seat. improvements Great Results those with pre-existing Faraj, 22, came to Lynn The majority of Trump’s Amazing Clinical Results the test subjects Whether You’re a address centered on the experienced. A Man or a Woman conditions have access to in 2010, along with her ™ coverage, allowing people parents and siblings. 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David he would get rid of the The University of Mas- military spending and • Reduction in Nocturia (bedtime only 18% of the M., a 46 year old male can current law’s requirement sachusetts-Dartmouth ju- taking strong but unspec- episodes) placebo group. attest to this. “I was having that all Americans carry nior now lives in Boston. ified measures to protect Results like to go to the toilet every hour insurance coverage, say- She used the services of the nation from “radical Patients started seeing results these are not or so and I had to go to the ing that “mandating ev- the New American Center, Islamic terrorism.” in as little as 2 weeks. surprising to toilet at least four times per ery American to buy gov- which serves the refugee Underscoring the hu- Dr. Seipel who night.” ernment-approved health and immigrant population man cost of those efforts, The proprietary formula- single-handedly For weeks after starting insurance was never the in Lynn, during her school Trump honored Chief Spe- tion called UriVarx was clin- pioneered the bladder care UriVarx, David says, “My category in the early 2000’s, right solution for Ameri- years for help with home- cial Warrant Officer Wil- ically tested and proven to trips to the toilet have receiving an award for her definitely reduced and I’m ca.” liam “Ryan” Owens, who reduce incontinence, stress work. She said Lynn is work from the prestigious having much better sleep, Making a direct appeal great for immigrants and was killed in a raid in Ye- incontinence, urgency, fre- men during his first days quency and nocturia (hav- U.S. Nutrition Business getting up maybe once per for bipartisanship, Trump people of different races ing to go at night). Some Journal. night.” turned to Democrats and and religions, calling it a in office. Owens’ widow sat in the guest box with participants even reported The patented formula If you’re ready to alleviate said, “Why not join forces place of diversity. consists of a proprietary tears streaming down her complete reversal of their the uncontrollable urge to finally get the job done Warren’s decision to blend of select, face as the crowd stood nocturia within 2 weeks! to urinate, forcing you to and get it done right?” bring Faraj as a guest synergistically paired make frantic trips to the and applauded at length. 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Readers Qualify for Defense Secretary Jim Brandy stated, “I had a for over 15 years to find ens of Democratic women The order has since been a Special Discount Mattis had assured him high bladder frequency as the perfect nutrients for her wore white in honor of the blocked by a federal judge. To encourage you to that the operation gen- a child, but my frequency blend. suffrage movement. Trump is reportedly ex- really worsened after the experience the life-changing erated “large amounts of International Trump was vague in his pected to release a new ex- birth of my first child.” effect UriVarx™ can have, vital intelligence that will Decrease In Adult Innovus Pharmaceuticals is call for tax reform, anoth- ecutive order on immigra- After a friend told her lead to many more victo- Diaper Use offering a special discount er Republican priority. 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Many of the individuals are been set up for local readers. port for NATO but reiter- She went on to say, “I forced to wear adult diapers. rate tax rates, but glossed Faraj said she sees the ated his call for partner Simply call 1-800-723-9809. over how he would offset United States as the coun- was finding that although And insiders in the adult Supplies are limited, so they countries to meet their fi- I felt I needed to urinate, I diaper market are keeping will only be taking orders the cuts. try to welcome everyone. nancial obligations to the The president also urged “I think, like refugees wasn’t as desperate to run a close eye on Dr. Seipel’s for the next 72 hours. If you military alliance. Trump research. They don’t want Congress to pass a $1 tril- are the people who built to the toilet. Now, when I miss this opportunity, you has previously called to lose their good customers may have to wait until the lion infrastructure pack- the country,” she said. “I’m get up in the morning, I’m NATO “obsolete,” setting able to make the coffee like 78 year-old retired next production run in a few age financed through both one of the refugees. I went some allies on edge about and even have a cup before teacher Glenda B. weeks. We expect phone public and private capital. to school like everyone his commitment to the needing to go, which is a Glenda wore adult lines to be busy, so please “The time has come for else.” partnership. great improvement!” diapers every day to guard be patient. a new program of national Warren said in a phone rebuilding,” he said. interview on Tuesday that Gayla Cawley of the Item 7+(6(67$7(0(176+$9(127%((1(9$/8$7('%<7+()'$7+,6352'8&7,6127,17(1'(' Trump sent unexpected- she decided to bring Faraj staff contributed to this re- 72',$*126(75($7&85(2535(9(17$1<',6($6(5(68/760$<9$5< ly mixed messages on im- because she wanted people port. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Street. ery/fraud at 12:36 p.m. Mon- larly arrests, reflect police records. In day at Revere Housing Author- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Vandalism ity on Adams Court; at 6:17 it is the sole responsibility of the con- p.m. Monday at BJ’s Wholesale A report of motor vehicle Club on Ward Street. cerned party to contact the relevant vandalism at 8:27 a.m. Tues- police department and have the de- day at 40 Sewall St. SAUGUS partment issue a notice of correction to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- LYNNFIELD Arrests ifications will not be made without express notice of change from the Accidents Rocco C. Freni, of 11 Chase arresting police department. St., was arrested and charged A report of a motor vehicle with operation of a motor vehi- hit and run accident at 6:34 cle with a suspended license, LYNN p.m. Friday at Bali-Hai Restau- failure to stop for police, rant at 93 Moulton Drive. John reckless operation of a motor Arrests D. Diggins, 36, of 6 Algonquin vehicle, speeding, resisting ar- Drive, Burlington, was sum- rest, assault with a dangerous Timothy Ballard was ar- moned for leaving the scene of weapon and on warrants at rested on a warrant charge of property damage. 1:38 p.m. Saturday. shoplifting by asportation at A report of a motor vehicle Sean M. O’Connor, of 27 3:28 p.m. Monday. accident at 2:05 p.m. Satur- Meadow St., Dedham, was Marco Collins, 39, of 560 day on Condon Circle; at 4:08 arrested and charged with Boston St., was arrested and p.m. Monday at Kings Enter- two counts of larceny, two charged with two counts of tainment at 510 Market St. counts of resisting arrest, as- Class B drug possession at sault and battery with a dan- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:25 a.m. Tuesday. Complaints gerous weapon, shoplifting Nelson Correa, 26, of 91 by concealing merchandise, Firefighters put out flames after a plane crashed in Riverside, Calif., Central St., Peabody, was ar- A report of a disturbance at disorderly conduct, disturbing Monday. rested on warrant charges of 11 a.m. Friday at 511 Walnut the peace, failure to stop for two counts of larceny at 1:16 St. and 199 Salem St. A call- police, negligent operation of p.m. Tuesday. er reported an assault among a motor vehicle, trespassing Plane crash ignites inferno Nina Deza, 29, of 122 Essex other motorists; at 10:16 p.m. and on warrants at 11:46 a.m. St., was arrested and charged Saturday at Legal C Bar at 220 Sunday. with Class B drug possession Market St. at 2:15 p.m. Monday. A caller reported someone Accidents in California neighborhood David Garcia, 23, of 304 was blowing leaves into the Boston St., was arrested and street at 3:37 p.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle By Amy Taxin and around a corner to Investigators have re- charged with OUI liquor, leav- at Yorkshire Drive and Barnsley accident at 12:53 a.m. Friday ASSOCIATED PRESS find a house engulfed in ceived conflicting ac- ing the scene of personal in- flames and then saw a vic- counts of what may have Road. Police spoke with the at South Car Wash. State Po- RIVERSIDE, Calif. — jury, passing violation, leaving man in question, who agreed lice reported a vehicle flipped tim emerge. led up to the crash and the scene of property damage, Juan Cortes and his son “She just came crawl- are continuing to inter- to clean up the street. on a guardrail; at 3:23 a.m. were installing fencing unlicensed operation of a mo- Friday on Walnut Street; at ing right out of it onto the view additional witnesses, tor vehicle and reckless opera- when they saw a low-flying front lawn,” she said. “Her Stein said. Vandalism 8:06 a.m. Friday at Ballard plane make an awkward tion of a motor vehicle at 8:31 Street and Salem Turnpike; at lower body was on fire.” No identities were re- tilt and go straight down p.m. Monday. A report of malicious de- 8:52 p.m. Friday at Clean Joe The crash of the leased, but Riverside Fire into a quiet Southern Cal- Joseph Hayes, 52, was ar- struction of property at 8:41 at 390 Lincoln Ave. One per- twin-engine Cessna 310 Chief Michael Moore said ifornia neighborhood of rested and charged with viola- p.m. Friday on Walnut Street. son was taken to Massachu- late Monday afternoon the plane had just taken tion of the city knife ordinance A caller reported youths threw setts General Hospital. One single-family homes. Mo- killed a man, a woman off from Riverside Mu- at 11:52 a.m. Tuesday. something at her car. person was taken to Melrose ments later they and oth- and a teenager, and two nicipal Airport, less than Luis Lopez, 18, of 380 Essex Wakefield Hospital; at 4:14 ers were confronted with a other women were ejected a mile away, bound for St., was arrested and charged MARBLEHEAD p.m. Saturday at Kohl’s at 333 horrifying inferno. when it hit the corner of San Jose after a weekend with disguise to obstruct jus- Broadway; at 6:46 p.m. Satur- “I saw the smoke, the a house, authorities said. cheerleading competition tice and on warrant charges of Assaults day at Polcari’s Restaurant at black smoke,” said Cortes, The women were hospital- staged at the Disney Cali- unlicensed operation of a mo- 92 Broadway. 42, who raced to the scene ized with critical injuries. fornia Adventure Park. tor vehicle and failure to stop/ A report of an assault at A report of a motor vehicle in a truck with 19-year-old Despite the inferno, no Weather in the area 60 yield at 1:36 a.m. Tuesday. 3:46 p.m. Monday on Ander- accident with personal injury son Jonathan and tried to one on the ground was miles east of Los Angeles Mayya Shoykhet, of 36 Keys son Street. A mother called at 1:46 p.m. Sunday at Bob’s help. hurt, but two houses were had included rain, but Drive, Peabody, was arrest- and reported her 9-year-old Store at 1020 Broadway; at People were screaming destroyed. Two others had there were no immediate ed on a warrant charge of an son was jumped on his way 2:12 p.m. Sunday at Hockey- in the street, and he saw minor damage. indications of what caused unnatural act at 10:37 a.m. home from school and was town USA at 953 Broadway. A a woman pulled away “The airplane itself is in the crash. NTSB investi- Tuesday. punched by kids for no appar- six-car crash was reported. from the flames. “She was quite a few pieces, spread gators will examine en- Joseph Smith, 57, was ar- ent reason. A report of a motor vehicle alive because she was over a debris field” of vironmental conditions, rested and charged with tres- hit and run accident at 3:07 screaming, ‘My daughter! about 100-150 feet, said including the weather, passing at 4:41 p.m. Monday. Complaints p.m. Sunday at Target at 400 My daughter!” he recalled Stephen Stein, an air safe- along with the pilot’s his- Christine Zack, of 18 Cash- Lynn Fells Parkway. Tuesday. ty investigator with the tory, flight records and the man Road, Peabody, was ar- A report of suspicious activi- Traci Zamora, 38, National Transportation physical components of rested on warrant charges of ty at 7:48 a.m. Monday on At- Breaking and Entering rushed out of her home Safety Board. the aircraft, Stein said. Class A drug possession, Class lantic Avenue. A caller reported B drug possession and Class D he was walking his dogs by the A report of a motor vehicle drug distribution at 11:20 a.m. tennis courts near the church breaking and entering at 9:44 Suspects in nerve agent attack Tuesday. and noticed a man wearing a a.m. Sunday at 1 Atherton St. red flannel with a hood, dark and 234 Hamilton St. Police Accidents sunglasses, jeans and a wool reported two cars were broken on N. Korean arrive at court coat looking through lawns. into and the stereo systems A report of a motor vehicle The caller also noticed the were removed. The seats were By Eileen Ng accident at 2:34 p.m. Mon- bulge of a knife in the man’s destroyed with a razor; at 9:38 ASSOCIATED PRESS day at Lynnway and Shepard back pocket; at 8:50 a.m. p.m. Monday at LA Fitness at Street; at 5:49 p.m. Monday Monday on Atlantic Avenue. A 1450 Broadway. KUALA LUMPUR, Ma- at 700 Summer St.; at 6:44 caller reported a man was in laysia — Under the pro- p.m. Monday at Linden and a tree by the seaside talking Complaints tection of special forces Morris streets; at 7:44 p.m. to himself with a bow. The man carrying machine guns, Monday at Boston Street and was taken to Salem Hospital A report of a disturbance two women accused of Browns Avenue; at 8:11 p.m. and was later released in sta- at 10:56 p.m. Friday at 77 smearing VX nerve agent Monday at Boston Street and ble condition. Newhall Ave.; at 2:06 p.m. on Kim Jong Nam, the Winnepurkit Avenue; at 8:14 Sunday at Batteries Plus at estranged half brother of a.m. Tuesday at 55 Lynn Shore REVERE 405 Broadway; at 7:16 p.m. North Korea’s leader, ar- Drive; at 9:07 a.m. Tuesday at Sunday at 26 Western Ave. A rived in court Wednesday Metropolitan Credit Union at Arrests caller reported her husband to face murder charges. 475 Western Ave.; at 10:49 had been in an altercation Kim Jong Nam was at- a.m. Tuesday at 376 Washing- Patrick A. Jordan, 49, of with the neighbor and was tacked at a busy Kuala ton St.; at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday 141 Constitution Ave., was ar- kicked in the face. Police Lumpur airport terminal at Boston and Ford streets; at rested on a warrant at 12:36 reported the man had sus- on Feb. 13 and died short- 11:47 a.m. Tuesday at 1 Mar- a.m. Monday. tained injuries from attempt- ly after two women went ket St. Demetrius Reese, 22, of ing to climb over the fence up behind him and wiped PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 107 Constitution Ave., was and falling on his face. He something onto his face. A report of a motor vehicle Ri Tong Il, former North Korean deputy ambas- accident with personal injury arrested and charged with two was taken to Melrose Wake- Both women have re- sador to the United Nations, speaks to report- at 8:10 p.m. Monday at 66 counts of larceny at 5:38 p.m. field Hospital. Police reported portedly said they thought High Rock St. Monday. no sign of a crime; at 10:12 they were part of a prank ers outside the North Korean embassy in Kuala Anthony James Straccia, p.m. Monday at 82 Newhall TV show playing harm- Lumpur, Malaysia, Tuesday. Assaults 42, of 242 Cooledge St., Apt. Ave.; at 10:35 p.m. Monday less tricks on unsuspect- 1, was arrested and charged at Warden Street Apartments ing passengers. One of the rea and Malaysia. certainly produced in a so- A report of an assault and with three counts of intimida- at 5 Warden St. suspects, an Indonesian Speculation is rampant phisticated state weapons battery at 8:29 p.m. Monday tion of a witness, two counts of A report of a water rescue woman, told authorities that North Korea was laboratory. on Light Street. kidnapping of a child, kidnap- at 3:11 p.m. Friday at 177 that she was paid the behind the killing, par- On Tuesday, a high-level A report of an assault at ping and assault and battery Forest St. A caller reported a equivalent of $90. ticularly after Malaysia North Korean delegation 8:30 p.m. Monday on South at 4:40 p.m. Monday. woman was on the ice trying Kim’s corpse is at the cen- said Friday that VX had arrived in Kuala Lumpur to get her dog who had fallen Common Street. ter of a heated diplomatic killed Kim. Experts say seeking custody of the through the ice. The caller fur- Accidents battle between North Ko- the oily poison was almost body. Breaking and Entering ther reported the woman fell A report of a motor vehicle through the ice into the water A report of a breaking and accident at 1:12 a.m. Monday and made her way back to the entering at 4:04 p.m. Monday on Brown Circle; at 3:28 p.m. shore. South Korean prosecutors at 160 Neptune Blvd.; at 8:42 Monday at Hill School on Park p.m. Monday at 371 Boston Avenue. Theft St. indict Samsung’s de facto chief Breaking and Entering A report of a larceny at Complaints 10:33 a.m. Monday at Wal- By Youkyung Lee weeks of massive demon- arrest and stands trial. A report of a breaking and greens at 1228 Broadway. A and Kim strations that led to Park’s Prosecutors say Lee A report of a disturbance at entering at 4:52 p.m. Monday man reported he had money Tong-Hyung impeachment. gave bribes worth $36 ASSOCIATED PRESS 4:06 p.m. Monday at Lincoln on American Legion Highway. taken out of his bank account The announcement of million to Park and her the indictment came after confidante to help win and Union streets; at 5:25 at Walgreens. He had used SEOUL, South Korea p.m. Monday at 710 Summer the ATM there and then it was a three-month investiga- government support for a Complaints — South Korean special tion by a special prose- smooth leadership trans- St.; at 7:39 p.m. Monday at used two more times for $203 prosecutors indicted Sam- A report of a disturbance at cution team that ended fer from Lee’s ailing fa- 11 Breed Square; at 7:51 p.m. and $103. sung’s de facto chief Tues- Monday at 34 Hanover St.; 12:05 p.m. Monday at Revere Tuesday after the coun- ther to Lee. day on bribery, embezzle- at 10:23 p.m. Monday at 60 Fire Department on Broadway; try’s acting leader refused Lee also allegedly hid Vandalism ment and other charges Market Square; at 12:47 p.m. at 1:22 p.m. Monday at Re- a request for an extension. assets overseas, concealed linked to a political scan- Tuesday at 50 Arlington St.; at vere City Hall on Broadway; at A report of vandalism at Shortly after the an- proceeds from criminal dal that has toppled Pres- 2 p.m. Tuesday at 399 Essex 2:02 p.m. Monday on Thurlow 9:24 p.m. Friday at 27 Spring nouncement, Samsung activities and committed St.; at 2:22 p.m. Tuesday on Avenue; at 6:03 p.m. Monday St. A caller reported that some- ident Park Geun-hye. said several top execu- perjury. The 48-year-old Light Street. on Larkin Street; at 10:41 p.m. one had thrown ice cream all The indictment of Sam- tives also facing criminal billionaire was arrested Monday at Wonderland Conve- over her vehicle. Police re- sung Electronics vice charges will resign from Feb. 17. Samsung has de- Overdose nience on Shawmut Street; at ported someone threw an ice chairman Lee Jae-yong is their positions and leave nied wrongdoing. 11:06 p.m. Monday at Belle cream cone at the car; at 9:36 a huge hit for the largest Samsung. Prosecutors also said A report of an overdose at Isle Condo Trust on Bennington a.m. Saturday at 22 Foster and most successful of the It did not say anything they planned to indict 7:32 p.m. Monday on Union Street. St.; at 8:34 p.m. Monday at big businesses that dom- about Lee’s status, im- four other Samsung exec- Street; at 8:24 p.m. Monday Dick’s Sporting Goods at 1201 inate the South Korean plying that the Samsung utives on charges of offer- on Union Street; at 8:49 p.m. Theft Broadway. Mall security report- economy. It also signals heir will likely keep his ing bribes, embezzlement, Monday on Jefferson Street; at ed a car was vandalized in the the still roiling state of position and board mem- hiding assets overseas 8:53 p.m. Monday on Green A report of a larceny/forg- parking lot. South Korea’s political bership at Samsung Elec- and concealing proceeds and economic circles after tronics while he is under from criminal activities. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Malden mayor looks to the future Peabody murder

MALDEN inclusiveness long before efforts to distribute free city this year. From A1 it has become a goal of smoke detectors. Christen- — Improvements to sev- story gets grislier other communities and for son reviewed Malden pub- eral parks including Coyte- Station, redeveloping that we are very proud.” lic school successes from more Lea (an all-inclusive, MURDERS other suspect in the dou- the City Hall site and re- Christenson spiced up the past year, including fully accessible playground From A1 ble homicide, was ar- opening Pleasant Street his speech by using a dig- leadership changes with to those with disabilities); raigned on first-degree to traffic after 43 years ital assistant “bot” named Dr. Charles Grandson as Pearl Street tot lot and Kenneth Metz, a murder charges on Feb. has been a major focus of “Tornado” to present his interim Superintendent basketball court; and For- 64-year-old grandfather, 21. He pleaded not guilty Christenson’s mayorship. video-enhanced address. and Ted Lombardi as Mal- estdale Park. told reporters that Dough- and is being held without During his speech spon- “Tornado,” named after den High School principal. — Malden’s designa- ty carjacked him outside a bail. He is scheduled to re- sored by the Malden the Malden High School The mayor praised the tion as a “Green Commu- Middleton restaurant last turn to court March 28 for Chamber of Commerce, athletic teams’ mascot, in- accomplishments by stu- nity” and its subsequent Wednesday, before he was a probable cause hearing. Christenson stressed Mal- troduced the mayor. dents and staff in all of $330,000 state grant able to escape three hours Barretto has ordered den’s diversity and the In addition to detailing the schools and said the which will lead to mak- later in Boston. Metz told that all files associated ways in which he and his city government’s relo- School Committee en- ing all 3,400 streetlights reporters last Thursday with the investigation be staff strive to reach and cation over the past year dorses promotion of these in the city LED as well as that Doughty confessed to impounded, at the pros- include all in the fabric of and the construction and achievements. a complete, energy sav- the double murder, saying ecution’s request, includ- the city. opening of the new po- Other speech highlights ings-guaranteed energy that he killed the couple ing arrest warrants for “One of Malden’s great- lice station on the lower included: audit of all city buildings. because they had given both Doughty and Hebb, est strengths is our con- Eastern Avenue corridor, — Grants obtained by — The addition of many heroin to his godfather. and all search warrants, cern for each other. In this Christenson announced a the Board of Health to new businesses to the Authorities say Doughty including the one for the city we care about each downward trend in crime partner with other agen- community including a drove more than 900 miles bungalow-style home at other,” the mayor said, and said the city will in- cies and groups to help first-in-the-city brewery to South Carolina where 19 Farm Ave. adding “with the divisive- troduce a Citizens Police fight opioid and substance and taproom (Idle Hands he was arrested last Fri- Carrie Kimball Mona- ness around the country Academy this year. addiction on Commercial Street) day after being questioned han, a spokeswoman for it has become even more He highlighted the — Gold Medal status and the designation of for panhandling. Investi- the DA’s office, said every- important for us to consis- swearing-in of new Fire from the state for the City Malden, on equal footing gators there learned that thing was impounded to tently let it be known we Chief Kevin Finn this year Clerk’s office and retiring with Boston and Cam- he was wanted for a dou- protect the integrity of the value all members of our and, in the context of last Clerk Karen Anderson for bridge as “platinum certi- ble homicide in Peabody grand jury investigation. community. We in Malden month’s fatal fire on Per- their successful introduc- fied” in siting biotechnolo- and carjacking in Boston. Monahan said no family have been on the path of kins Street, explained city tion of early voting in the gy companies. John Apruzzese, of Sa- members were present for lem, defense attorney for Doughty’s arraignment, Doughty, spoke briefly but that they are being Saugus trying to get a read on Chromebook spending with reporters following kept informed. the arraignment. City health officials “Everyone has heard the have since condemned Commonwealth’s version the scene of the killings of events,” said Apruzz- on Farm Avenue, and a ese. “Today, the defense vacate order was issued investigation begins. As to the property owners. more facts come out, we’ll Authorities initially had let you know what’s going difficulty determining the on.” number of victims because Doughty is expected to they described the home be arraigned in Salem Dis- as being in poor condition trict Court on Thursday and messy. The bodies on charges of assault and were somewhat concealed battery with a dangerous and X-ray machinery was weapon on a person 60 or used to make that deter- older, armed carjacking mination. and kidnapping in connec- tion with the alleged car- Gayla Cawley can be jacking last week, accord- reached at gcawley@item- ing to the DA’s office. live.com. Follow her on Michael Hebb, 45, the Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lynn council makes a house call for school

COUNCIL percent of the total $188.5 From A1 million project cost. The ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE city said the average Fourth-graders Olivia Chaisson, Sherisa Chen and Jennifer Fernandez use Chromebooks at the than paying Guanci the homeowner will pay an Oaklandvale School in Saugus Tuesday. appraised value of nearly additional $200 in taxes $300,000, officials said. per year for 25 years. The SAUGUS “It’s something to think rest of the cost will be about,” Guanci told the From A1 picked up by the Massa- panel. “It’s not our first chusetts School Building students are completing choice, but I’ll think about Authority, a quasi-public assignments using the tool it.” agency that funds school and teachers are using the Councilor-at-Large Bri- construction. comments feature to pro- an LaPierre said the coun- The 652-student school vide feedback in real time. cil has not taken a vote to would be built near The open line of communi- seize the property. Breeds Pond Reservoir on cation has motivated stu- “We are exploring all op- Parkland Avenue. A sec- dents to complete quality tions,” he said. ond 1,008 student-school work — many of them are Following the meeting, would be constructed on checking for corrections Guanci told The Item McManus Field on Com- and making improve- this is the first time she’s mercial Street. If voters ments after school hours, heard of the option of reject the measure, the without being asked to, moving her home farther city could lose the state said Jones. down Parkland Avenue. money. “Our goal is to have the “This was a surprise,” Proponents say the city kindergartners learn how she said. “I thought they needs the two new schools to log in to Google Docs so were going to tell me they to keep pace with school that by the time they’re in were considering a dif- enrollment which has in- the first grade, they can ferent route. It’s a good creased by 17 percent over jump right into it,” Jones offer, but we need to take the past five years. said. a look at it and give it But opponents say the The Oaklandvale School more thought.” Guanci’s land on Parkland Avenue has about 130 Chrome- home would only be tak- belongs to Pine Grove books for 220 students to en or moved by the city if Cemetery and should not use, he said. Each year, voters agree to a contro- be used for a school. money is donated to each versial ballot question set school by the Saugus for March 14. If approved, Thomas Grillo can be Business Education Col- voters will be responsible reached at tgrillo@item- laborative. Jones said for for $91.4 million or 51.5 live.com. the past five years he has used every penny, $2,000 to $3,000 each year, on More than waves crash Chromebooks. First-grader Conor Lacey works with a Chromebook. “This was my vision five on Lynn Shore Drive years ago and it’s final- “(Superintendent) Dr. has done before. You begin case. He said in an Item ly happening this year,” CRASH began to shut down the Jones said. I can see it David DeRuosi’s recom- to look at your projections interview Tuesday that From A1 drive shortly before 9:30 happening. The biggest mendation was to keep versus your budget line he couldn’t predict wheth- $82,000 in the budget and items. A school budget is er there would be ample a.m. so that tow trucks hurdle was getting the Dunnigan said the driv- could retrieve the vehi- tools, getting the tech- then figure out how we’re fluid, it moves all the time. savings to fund the entire going to do it,” said chair- There’s always a cost dif- one-time cost. er sustained minor inju- cles. Traffic was diverted nology. We’re getting to ries and was transported to New Ocean Street onto the point where we need woman Jeannie Meredith. ferential.” “I believe it’s premature,” said committee member to an area hospital. Police Ocean Street. more. Teachers want one “We don’t know how much DeRuosi said he has Elizabeth Marchese, who for every student.” money we’re getting from been honest with the com- requested that the board Gianna Ferace, a the town, we don’t know mittee and asked mem- rescind the earlier mo- fourth-grader, worked on how much we’re saving bers to meet twice a month Selling a house? tion to ask for the money a letter to a book author with the soft freeze — to discuss the freeze and in both the budget and Buying a house? over February vacation. where’s the fire? Let’s see how and where it could be a town meeting article. Her teacher, Joy Wright, what we get, what we beneficial to the district. “We have not yet received Find out what properties was able to follow the need and where we’re at Manoogian said DeRu- any monies or know what changes made to the doc- before we ask for more.” osi never mentioned the recently sold in your area. monies we’re going to re- ument and communicate DeRuosi implemented possibility of paying for ceive from the town.” with her on feedback a budget freeze, which he the Chromebooks with the Check out calls a “soft freeze,” to save savings from a soft freeze Marchese later changed through Google Docs’ com- her motion and asked ments feature. the district money by the when the board met with the Real Estate page end of the school year. the Finance Committee on to revisit the matter on “I think it’s helpful,” March 23, the final meet- in Saturday’s paper. “About halfway through Feb. 14. Ferace said. “If you make ing before the Board of Se- the school year, we put a “I have learned that the mistakes, you can see it.” lectmen close the Annual freeze on the budget and superintendent is telling A search online revealed Town Meeting warrant. we start to go in and check members, of which I am Chromebooks range from The request was ultimate- $149 to $499 each, de- and look at utility run not one, that he has the ly supported unanimously. pending on the model. The rates, maybe resignations money and does not need amount of cash included or retirements — we basi- the special article,” said Bridget Turcotte can be in the budget would fund cally look at cost centers,” Manoogian. reached at bturcotte@item- the purchase of between he said. “It’s a practice But DeRuosi argued live.com. Follow her on 164 and 550 laptops. that the committee here that that was not the Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Taking advantage of the weather Saint Laurent designer gives bold, VIP-filled sophomore show

By Thomas Adamson ASSOCIATED PRESS PARIS — Kate Moss hid under a hat, Eva Herzigova shivered in the cold, Cath- erine Deneuve and A$AP Rocky sat poker-faced, while only Charlotte Gains- bourg managed a smile. Fashion crowds do not usually brave a cold, ele- mental construction-site at night in Paris unless there’s a very good reason. And this was it: Anthony Vaccarello’s highly-antic- ipated sophomore collec- tion for the iconic house of Saint Laurent. Here are some highlights from Tuesday, the first day of fall-winter 2017 shows. SAINT LAURENT UNDER CONSTRUCTION The Saint Laurent show venue — a near-dere- lict site on the Left Bank that’s undergoing con- struction and renovation — was a clear metaphor. Vaccarello is continuing his creative reconstruction of the Parisian house since Hedi Slimane’s departure. As smoke — or was it dust? — wafted from the sides of the set scaffold- ing, the myriad looks be- gan to file by. They mixed the shim- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mering disco-dresses from A model wears a creation for Yves Saint Lau- the Slimane years with rent’s Fall-Winter 2017-2018 ready to wear the peaked, tuxedo shoul- ders associated with the fashion collection presented in Paris Tuesday. late house founder Yves Saint Laurent. teased the eye with knee- who attended the Saint But beyond this, the high-, and sometimes Laurent show in a black exhaustive collection stripper-, boots. leather mini with tousled seemed less to do with Still, there were some hair, spoke of her friend- Saint Laurent than Vac- nice creative twists, like a ship with the French-Ital- carello himself like last leg of mutton sleeve made ian designer. season— in all his brazen, literally out of mutton. “I love what he does — he’s provocative glory. Elsewhere, there were a friend and I like to support Plunging necklines met some skillful abstract him. I knew him before he slashed asymmetry. plays on leather ruffles — started at Saint Laurent, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Patent fetish-like black and the ruched boots will so I was already wearing fly off the shelves. Anthony Vaccarello — his Jefferson DeLeon Ortega enjoys the warm weather Monday sitting leather came alongside exposed breasts. VACCARELLO HAS brand. And so to switch to on the steps of the Lynn Public Library. While uber-mini dresses LOYAL FRIENDS Saint Laurent is chic,” she — the staple silhouette — Actress Gainsbourg, 45, told The Associated Press. From prison to the Oscars: The story of ‘Gary from Chicago’ SEND US YOUR STUFF LOS ANGELES WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, (AP) — “Gary from Chicago,” the ev- PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR eryman catapulted SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. to fame when he walked into the Oscars and onto the world’s biggest stage, had just been released from prison days earlier. Gary Alan Coe PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was among a group Singer Rihanna applauds during 2017 Harvard of tourists who Mahershala Ali, right, takes University Humanitarian of the Year Award were led into the a selfie with a tourist named ceremonies before being presented with the show during a one Gary at the Oscars on Sunday. award at the school Tuesday in Cambridge. of host Jimmy Kimmel’s gags. Bright like a diamond: Harvard Coe and his fiancee posed for selfies with Hollywood stars, had Denzel Washington perform a faux wedding for honors Rihanna’s philanthropy them and held Mahershala Ali’s Oscar trophy. Coe’s public defender said in a Facebook post that CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Grammy Award-winning he had served 20 years for petty theft when he was singer Rihanna finally “made it to Harvard” to be hon- released, and had a 1975 conviction for attempted rape ored as the university’s 2017 Humanitarian of the Year. when he was a teenager. She received a standing ovation as she accepted the The 59-year-old Coe said in an interview with ABC7 award on Tuesday. in Chicago that he is a changed man. “So I made it to Harvard,” she said, flipping her long “I’m the luckiest man in the world,” he told the TV ponytail and striking a pose as the crowd erupted into station. “It’s a sad day to be in prison for 20 years and cheers. “Never thought I’d be able to say that in my not be able to be a dad, granddad to your children.” life. But it feels good.” Coe’s public defender Karen Nash said he was The university says it chose Rihanna for her involvement released Friday. She posted a photo on Monday of the in a number of charitable causes. She built a state-of-the-art pair, saying she had worked on his case for years. center for oncology and nuclear medicine to diagnose and “If you watched the Oscars, you know the rest,” she said. treat breast cancer in her home nation, Barbados. Coe’s daughter said she did not see the show Sunday, Rihanna, whose songs include “Work” and “Dia- but her phone buzzed with messages the day after. monds,” also supports the Global Partnership for Ed- Jacqui Williams, 36, a Chicago native who lives in ucation and Global Citizen Project, providing children Lafayette, Indiana, told The Tribune her father was with access to education in more than 60 developing born in Memphis, Tennessee, and moved to Chicago at countries. age 12 in 1969. He moved to the West Coast in 1992. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Gordon Vincent FOR THE ITEM LAWRENCE — In a perfect world, the Lynn En- glish boys basketball team would have started a glo- rious tournament run with an improbable upset of Central Catholic in the rst round of the Division 1 North tournament Tuesday. But, as the Bulldogs found out all-too-tragically this season, the world isn’t perfect. The No. 3 Raiders (18-5) routed No. 14 English, 73- 54, in a game that wasn’t as close as the score indi- cates, at Memorial Gym. Central Catholic opened the game with a 12-0 run and led by as many as 35 points early in the fourth quarter. Colin Bradanese led the Raiders with 15 points, while Sam Lara added 12. Dom Keegan and fresh- man George Smith scored 10 apiece. For English (10- 10), Javonte Edwards scored 12 points, while Ivenson Lopez added 11 and Tommy Rijo had 10. “Hat’s off to Central Catholic,” said English in- ITEM FILE PHOTO terim coach Steve Stranahan, who took over when Mike Carr passed away earlier in the season. “They Maggie DiGrande led the have a good team over there, and they played great Big Blue with 12 points in a tonight. Their sights are set pretty high again this rst-round loss. year.” From the outset, it was clear the Bulldogs were go- English’s Ivenson ing to have problems matching up with Bradanese Lopes drives to the Third time and Lara, Central Catholic’s two athletic big men. basket, contested The combined for nine points in the Raiders’ spurt to by Central Catho- open the game, which culminated with a fast break lic’s Bret Edwards, layup by Lara to give Central Catholic a 12-0 lead left, and Victor not the with just 2:28 gone. Mwuarah. charm for ENGLISH, B2 ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Big Blue Saugus holds By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM SOUTH HAMILTON — The off Methuen Swampscott High girls basket- ball team was hoping that the By Harold Rivera radt to put Saugus up 3-0. third time would be the charm ITEM STAFF “We put puck in net and our Tuesday — that this time it would forecheck was working for nally beat Hamilton-Wenham. WOBURN — The No. 12 us,” Saugus coach Jeff Nata- However, the Generals made it Saugus boys hockey team lucci said. “We played the way three straight over the Big Blue was expecting a battle com- we were capable of. That was with a 45-32 win Tuesday night. ing into Tuesday night’s Di- de nitely the start we were Swampscott had several early vision 2 North rst round looking for.” leads in the rst, but the Gener- clash against No. 5 Methuen. Down three goals, the Rang- als took the lead at 8-7 on a buck- A battle is exactly what the ers opted for a change in net et by Elizabeth Kirschner, and Sachems received. and subbed in Kelan Mackey. never trailed again. Kirschner Saugus built an early 3-0 Mackey, although tested, held chipped in with 13 points, and lead but had to ght until the his ground and kept the Sa- General Cecily Szady led all scor- nal minutes of the game to chems off the board for the ers with 23 points. skate away with a 4-3 victory rest of the period. Heading into the game, the at O’Brien Rink in Woburn. That opened the door for Blue were optimistic that some Judging from the rst Methuen’s Brett Blackwell adjustments in their lineups six minutes of the game, it and Connor Dickson to make would prove successful and nal- seemed as though the Sa- it a game again with a pair of ly lead to a win over the Gener- chems would coast into the goals. Saugus led 3-2 at the als. The Big Blue had two huge next round. Brendan Ronan end of the rst period, but the holes to ll, with two starters, scored a goal 59 seconds into momentum was swaying to- senior co-captain Jaymie Capon- the game and Alex Merlina wards Methuen’s side. igro and sophomore guard Katie followed with another score The Rangers carried that Watts on bench, out with injuries. 40 seconds later to give Sau- wave of momentum into the Swampscott coach Katelyn gus an early 2-0 lead. second period and began to Leonard said the team made The bleeding didn’t stop pepper Sachems goalie Nick some moves before the game, and there for the Rangers. PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Sanderson with shots left and switched a few players around, With 9:55 on the clock, Ian right. Saugus’ Brendan Patterson carries the puck through the Worthley shot the puck past SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Methuen defense. Methuen goalie Devin Coon- SAUGUS, B2 Tufts’ Mucciarone has had a Magicians rewarding comeback season take down North Athletic Conference (NESCAC) title COLLEGE NOTEBOOK game as they return to the NCAA Tour- nament for the sixth straight season Andover By Joshua Kummins and ninth time in program history. FOR THE ITEM “We’ve had quite a successful season, By Mike Alongi St. Mary’s graduate Jennie Mucciar- and the NESCAC really allowed us to FOR THE ITEM one and the Tufts University women’s prepare for our bigger goals,” Mucciar- NORTH BILLERICA — one said. “We’ve just been working to- basketball team are on the comeback Behind four-point nights wards (this time of the year), getting trail. In more ways than one. from seniors Drew Ciof- better every practice and focusing on This winter, the junior guard from and Braden Haley, the improving as a team each game.” North Reading has seen her rst action No. 9 Marblehead Magi- Mucciarone has averaged 4.7 points since missing an entire season with Lis- cians boys hockey team and 2.7 rebounds per game while play- franc injury as two separated bones in took down the No. 8 North ing in all 27 this season, including her foot required two separate surger- Andover Scarlet Knights, ve-point efforts in Tufts’ wins over PHOTO | ANNA MILLER, TUFTS UNIVERSITY ies. 6-2, in the rst round of Williams and Bowdoin to conclude the Now, the Jumbos are looking to recov- Jennie Mucciarone, right, has averaged 4.7 the Division 2 North tour- points and 2.7 rebounds per game while play- er from a loss to top-ranked Amherst in MUCCIARONE, B3 nament at the Chelmsford Sunday’s New England Small College ing in all 27 games this season. Forum on Tuesday night. Ciof had three goals and an assist, while Haley added two goals and two Lynn eld blanks assists. “Drew’s been really good in the last dozen games Winthrop or so,” said Marblehead coach Bob Jackson. “He’s By Anne Marie Tobin been using his speed, FOR THE ITEM playing the puck well and staying out of the penalty STONEHAM — Business as usual. box, which was his issue That was the theme for the No. 13 Lynn eld boys early on this year. With hockey team, which pulled off an upset win in the him clicking like that, it rst round of the North Division 2 tournament, beat- opens things up for Bra- ing No. 4 seeded Winthrop, 4-0, at Stoneham Arena. den and James (McCar- It was even the theme for the Lynn eld “super-fans” thy) on the outside like it who were nattily attired in business suits and ties as did tonight.” a show of team solidarity. Senior James McCarthy PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN The Pioneers exploded for three goals over a three had a goal and an assist, Lynn eld’s Christopher Flannery, left, and Winthrop’s Matt Tarantino go for the puck. LYNNFIELD, B2 MAGICIANS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 Peabody girls win nail-biter By Joyce Erekson As it turned out, 10 points throw line with the season ping 17 rebounds. FOR THE ITEM was not going to cut it. This hanging by a thread, she “We never quit,” Peabody one came down to the final had 26 points. She wasn’t coach Stan McKeen said. WALTHAM — Peabody seconds and some clutch the only one who came up “That’s been our focal point. fans, it’s OK to exhale. free-throw shooting by se- big, however. Senior Nene We had some lapses when we The Peabody girls basket- nior guard Melissa Gray. Onwuogu was a force of na- struggled, but we weren’t go- ball team took its follow- With 12.8 seconds remain- ture in the first half with her ing to be denied. We built the ers on a wild ride Tuesday ing and the Tanners cling- rebounding (she had 23 even night, but when all was said lead up to 10 and then they ing to a heart-stopping 63- though she sat out closes cut it down … Nene and Cath- and done, the Tanners were 62 lead, Gray sunk two foul to a quarter because of foul erine were phenomenal on the able to escape Waltham with shots to put her team up,65- trouble) and her aggressive boards and obviously Melissa a thrilling 67-62 win in the 62. With Waltham senior defensive play. She finished first round of the Division 1 Sophia Guerrier (28 points) with 15 points, with seven had a phenomenal night.” North tournament. proving almost impossible to coming at the line. The oth- Peabody, the No.11 seed, This game was a battle stop, no lead was safe. Gray er star for the Tanners was will play Woburn (18-4) and from start to finish, with nei- hit two more free throws sophomore forward Cather- the No. 3 seed, in the quar- ther team able to open up with 1.4 seconds on the clock ine Manning, who finished terfinals. Woburn defeated any decent-sized lead until to finally put this one away. with 11 points, seven of them Cambridge 60-39 to advance the fourth quarter when the Gray had a monster game coming in the first quarter to set up the Tanners vs. ITEM FILE PHOTO Tanners went up by 10 with for the Tanners (14-7). In ad- when Waltham looked like it Tanners matchup. about five minutes remain- dition to her nerves of steel might be building a head of The two will square off at 7 Melissa Gray helped the Tanners ad- ing. performance from the free steam. She also had a whop- p.m. Friday at Woburn High. vance with clutch free-throw shooting. Third time’s not the charm for Swampscott basketball SWAMPSCOTT straight and closed the we had a different leading From B1 third up, 33-25. scorer,” Leonard said. “We Swampscott’s woes from were looking for that one and despite a strong ef- the floor carried over into person to step up and car- fort, couldn’t hold off the fourth, scoring only ry us, but it didn’t happen, Hamilton-Wenham. seven points on a free but it wasn't because of “It was tough to over- throw from Hannah Lea- lack of effort.” come, we fought hard, but hy, two buckets from Oliv- Maggie DiGrande led you could just see it, our ia Matela, and a lay-up as the Blue with 12 points, legs started to fade in the time expired from fresh- followed by Matella with second half,” Leonard said. man Emme Laundry. 9; Leahy and Nikki Rosa “I’m really proud of them, “We did have some runs, each scored four points they played their hearts a few actually, but bang, last night. out all night, we had some There was some great big shots, but they’d come they would come out and right back and sink a kill- hit a dagger three, or we’d news for the Swamp- er three.” score and they’d come scott team, coach Katelyn Swampscott did a nice right down and score right Leonard gave birth to the job defensively on Ham- away, they’re a tough newest member of the ilton-Wenham, but every team,” Leonard said. “Our Big Blue family, daughter time the home team would girls played their hearts Shea last Thursday. go as little cold from the out, we just couldn’t score The Big Blue end their floor, Swampscott iced up enough.” season at 10-11, while the a bit as well. The Blue got “All season long when we Generals, the No. 6 seed, within four points in the needed someone to step up improve to 13-8 and will third quarter before the and score someone did, all take on Watertown in the Generals rolled off eight season long, every game, D-2 North semifinals. Lynnfield hockey blanks Winthrop

LYNNFIELD put the shots in just the left, Percoskie beat a Vi- From B1 right places.” kings’ defenseman and Senior captain John- fired off a wrist shot beat- minute span late in the ny Percoskie got things ing Skoczylas, with sopho- second period to put them started when he swiped more Jaret Simpson pick- over the top and deliver, the puck off the stick of ing up an assist. PHOTO | BOB ROCHE not only the team’s first a Winthrop defenseman Junior assistant captain Saugus’ Dante McGrane skates away from a Methuen defenseman after tournament win since the and walked in alone up Joey Mack got the final a loose puck. 2011-2012 season, but the middle. He fired off a goal. also the first ever tourna- laser of a wrist shot under Gardner knew going into ment win in the five-year the crossbar to break the the game that Lynnfield Saugus wins tight game to advance tenure of head coach Jon scoring ice with 4:47 to had to shut down NEC Gardner. play in the second period. Most Valuable Player SAUGUS The game remained even when the Rangers were “We knew when we came Sophomore George DeR- and leading scorer, Char- From B1 at 3-3 until Nick Moore put awarded a power play in we were starting from oche collected an assist on lie Paige (50 plus points), the Sachems back on the with 2:40 on the clock. scratch and had only two the play. who, didn’t get off a shot Those efforts paid off scoreboard with 11:27 left Fortunately for Saugus, wins our first year, but Winthrop sophomore on goal until midway when Patrick Cooper in the contest. Moore’s goal nothing came of it and the every year we have im- goaltender Ryan Skoczy- through the second period. found the back of the net ended a Saugus scoring Sachems hung on for the proved, and tonight, the las had no chance. “We knew that Win- for the Rangers to tie the drought that lasted near- 4-3 win. kids played disciplined A little more than a throp plays good team de- game at 3-3 with 9:55 re- ly 29 minutes, but more Sanderson finished with and smart and stayed out minute later, junior Kyle fense and has good special maining in the period. The importantly gave the Sa- 22 saves for Saugus. of the penalty box,” said Nekoroski picked up a teams, but there top line score stood knotted at 3-3 chems a 4-3 lead. With the victory, Saugus Gardner. “I have to give Winthrop turnover inside is rock solid and we (had) after two periods. “Our guys were play- advances to the Division 1 credit to Jay (Gardner’s the blue line and walking to stop Paige,” Gardner “We got a little compla- ing hard on the puck and quarterfinals against No. twin brother and goalten- in alone, beating Skoczy- said. “We killed off the cent,” Natalucci said. “We stayed strong in front of 13 Lynnfield, Friday at ding coach), we watched las with a wrist shot high only penalty we had, so started watching there the net,” Natalucci said. O’Brien Rink. a lot of film and the kids over his right shoulder to that was huge in not let- but give Methuen credit. “We talked about capital- “We haven’t been this knew that their goalie make it 2-0 with 3:34 left ting them take off on their They didn’t give up, they izing on loose pucks and far in a while,” Natalucci goes down early, and they in the period. With 1:44 power play.” pushed right back and it rebounds, and that paid said. “This says a lot about was impressive to see that off tonight.” our seniors, and all our resiliency until the final Methuen had one final guys, who have put in a lot English can’t contain Raiders minute.” chance to tie the game of work this season.” ENGLISH From B1 Marblehead hockey cruises A bucket by Manny San- chez with 50 seconds left in the first period peaked past North Andover Central’s lead to 25-6 in the opening quarter. Lopes MAGICIANS in for an easy goal. momentum ended for scored six points in an 8-2 From B1 The Magicians took that North Andover, as the Ma- run to close the Bulldogs’ momentum right into the gicians were able to tack gap to 13, but the Raiders while senior Ridge Driscoll second period, scoring on two more goals from responded with a quick and sophomore Jacob Gar- within the first two min- Haley and Cioffi to walk 12-0 spurt that included a field each had one assist. utes after killing off yet away with the easy 6-2 3-pointer and a couple of It was a sloppy start to another penalty. When win. free throws from Keegan. the period for the Ma- North Andover was try- The next test for the The second quarter lead gicians, who committed ing to bring the puck up Magicians (13-6-4) will be ballooned to 42-17, as the three penalties in the first the ice, some great fore- against No.1-seed Lowell Bulldogs made just one eight minutes of the game checking from McCarthy Catholic (16-2-2) in the field goal over a span of and four in the first period knocked the puck loose. Division 2 North quar- 5:08. English closed out alone. Haley scooped up the the first half with a 6-1 terfinals. The top-ranked The Magicians were puck, darted into the slot Crusaders are coming off run, but the Raiders still able to get on the board and deked past Carlson to a first-round bye. held a 20-point lead going when they got their first take a 3-0 lead. “We’ve been talking into halftime. powerplay chance of the The Magicians contin- about how the first game Bradenese dominated night. With 7:40 on the ued their strong penalty of the tournament is al- the third quarter, scoring clock, Driscoll took a pass killing into the second pe- ways the toughest, and 10 points, including a cou- from Haley in the right riod, even getting a short- ple of baskets on strong circle and fired it cross-ice handed goal with about we’re hoping it’s that way baseline moves, and later through traffic to a wait- five minutes to go. After a for (Lowell Catholic) too,” after a gorgeous pass from ing Cioffi, who buried a steal by Garfield at center said Jackson. “They’ve cer- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Lara. Smith glassed in wrist shot over goalie Ben ice, Marblehead got a two- tainly earned their spot a 12-foot runner just be- English’s Javonte Edwards puts up a shot over Carlson’s right shoulder to on-one break with Gar- after a great season and fore the buzzer to end the the Central Catholic defense. take a 1-0 lead. field and McCarthy. Gar- they’re going to be a real third period, and then he Cioffi lit the lamp yet field slipped a perfect pass tough opponent. We’re just opened the fourth quarter — Lopes, Rijo, Eury Ma- “If I were a senior, I’d again about five minutes to McCarthy, who was able going to have to come out with a layup to give the tos, Frank Perry and Dari- want to finish my career later. After an initial shot to score to make it 4-0. and execute and stay out Raiders a 68-33 lead. el De Mota — on the floor. on the floor,” Stranahan was blocked in front of the Over the final four min- of the penalty box, and Charlie DeRochemont They were recognized by said. “Obviously, these kids hopefully it’ll be a great and Angel Soto helped the North Andover net and utes of the second, the Bulldogs go on a 13-0 run Central’s public address have been through a lot of bounced into the crease, Scarlet Knights got back high school hockey game.” in the middle of the final announcer and got a nice difficulties, shall we say, Carlson fell down and in the game with goals The two teams will face period. For the last three round of applause from this season, and they stuck couldn’t cover the net and from Patrick Moran and off on Friday night at 6:30 minutes of the game, Stra- spectators representing with it. We just ran into a left a wide open hole for Zach Keating. p.m. at the Chelmsford Fo- nahan put his five seniors both teams. better team tonight.” Cioffi, who tipped the puck But that was where the rum. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY At Chelmsford MIAA Girls Basketball St. John’s vs. Belmont (5) Division 1 North First Round THURSDAY North Andover at Classical (7) MIAA Boys Basketball Division 4 North First Round Division 4 North Quarterfinals Tech at Pope John (7) Winthrop at St. Mary’s (7) MIAA Girls Hockey MIAA Girls Basketball Division 1 Preliminary Division 3 North Quarterfinal Peabody at Arlington (6) Fenwick at Saugus (7) MIAA Boys Hockey Division 1 First Round MIAA Boys Hockey At Stoneham Division 3 North First Round Medford vs. Winchester (5:30) At Stoneham St. Mary’s vs. Reading (7:30) Lynn vs. St. Joseph’s (5) SPORTS BRIEFS LYH Travel Ages 8 and under will meet from 9-10 a.m.; 9-11 at Team tryouts 10:15-11:15 a.m.; ages 12 and up, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Tryouts for Lynn Youth Hockey travel teams will be p.m. held at the Connery Rink on Registration forms are Shepard Street on the fol- available at www.ci.lynn/ lowing dates: Mites: Tues- citydevelopments_parkan- day, 5 p.m.; squirts: Thurs- drecreation.shtml. day, March 9, 5 p.m.; pee- For more information, con- wees: Thursday, March 9, 6 tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- p.m.; bantams: Thursday, 7086. March 9, 7 p.m;.; midgets: Articles to bring include a Thursday, March 30, 7 p.m. racquet, hat, water and sun- A second tryout for all lev- screen. A limited number of els will be held in August. racquets are available To register online, go to through the Parks and Rec- lynnyouthhockey.siplay.com. reation Department. Park and recs PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Fitness center Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask (40) drops for a save as defenseman Torey Krug tries to clear tennis clinics has open house Arizona Coyotes left wing Jamie McGinn (88) away during the third period Tuesday. Youth tennis clinics will be The Lynn Fitness Center, held by Lynn Parks and 161 Eastern Ave., will hold Recreation on Saturdays an open house Thursday Three-goal second lifts Bruins from May 6-27 at Gowdy Playground on Cedar Brook from 6 to 9 p.m. Road. Those who attend can get BOSTON (AP) — The knocking Burmistrov onto minutes of the second — Chychrun, who added that The clinic will consist of information on the center’s Arizona Coyotes got word his back in the second pe- including a pair jut 1:44 he hadn't seen a replay and warmups, stretches, basic trainers, its youth programs, from the hospital after the riod. The Coyotes center apart at the end of the pe- couldn't say whether he tennis, forehand and back- membership options, boxing, second period that center remained motionless on riod — to pull away. thought it was a dirty hit. hand, serve and volley, and personal training and group Alexander Burmistrov the ice for several minutes "I don't know if that Miller was given five group tennis. classes. seemed to be doing OK. but gave a thumbs-up helped the team or not," minutes for charging and By then, it was too late with both hands as he was Miller said. "But they did thrown out of the game, for them to get back into wheeled off on a stretcher. a great job killing it off." and Chychrun was given TV/RADIO the game. The Coyotes said Tuukka Rask had 22 two minutes for roughing. TV St., CBSSN, 10 p.m.; Utah Riley Nash scored a Burmistrov was taken to saves for the Bruins, who Nash broke a 1-1 tie about short-handed goal after a hospital for further eval- have won six of seven games three minutes later, and Baseball: Exhibition: Miami vs. State at UNLV, ESPNU, 11 Houston, MLB Network, 1 Colin Miller was ejected uation. Captain Shane since firing coach Claude David Backes and Brad p.m.; Washington at UCLA, for a bone-rattling hit that Doan said the team was Julien and replacing him Marchand added goals at p.m.; Exhibition: LA Dodgers FS1, 11 p.m. vs. San Francisco, MLB Net- sent Burmistrov off on a told during the second with Bruce Cassidy. the end of the second pe- work, 8 p.m. Pro Basketball: Cleveland at stretcher, and the Boston break that Burmistrov Burmistrov, 25, is a 2010 riod. Boston, CSN, ESPN, 8 p.m.; Bruins pulled away with seemed to pass the initial first-round draft pick from Backes kept the puck in College Basketball: ACC a three-goal second period tests; it wasn't clear if he Russia who has one goal the zone, flipped it behind 10:30 p.m., Houston at LA women: Clemson vs. Virginia to beat the Coyotes 4-1 on would have to remain in and 10 assists this season. the net and then drift- Tech, NESN Plus, 1 p.m.; Clippers, ESPN, 8 p.m. Tuesday night. Boston overnight. He had received a pass ed over to the middle of ACC women; BC vs. Georgia Golf: LPGA: HSBC Women’s "When it's as serious as "Everything up un- and just sent the puck the ice, where Marchand Tech, NESN Plus, 3:30 p.m.; that, it maybe takes a cou- til this point is great," along when Miller came found him. A quick wrist ACC women: North Carolina Champions, Golf, 10:30 p.m. ple of minutes for every- Doan said. "Everything into him sideways and shot beat Smith to make vs. Pittsburgh, NESN, 6:30 Pro Hockey: Pittsburgh at Chi- one to get back to playing that you're really worried knocked him down. it 3-1 with just under two p.m.; Arkansas at Florida, cago, NBCSN, 8 p.m. ESPN2, 7 p.m.; Michigan at hockey," said Arizona goal- about seems to be OK." Burmistrov landed on minutes left in the second. Soccer: Women, SheBelieves Northwestern, Big Ten Net- ie Mike Smith, who was Miller said he texted his back and rolled par- Then, with just 11 sec- work, 7 p.m.; UConn at East Cup: US vs. Germany, FS1, 7 pulled after allowing four Burmistrov and explained tially onto his side, but onds left in the period, Carolina, ESPNU, 7 p.m.; URI p.m. goals on 14 shots and put he wasn't trying to hurt otherwise did not move as Marchand intercepted a the blame on himself. him. first the Coyotes and then pass at the blue line and at Saint Joseph’s, NESN RADIO Plus, 7 p.m.; BC at Notre "When the signal gets "He said he understood," the Bruins medical staffs skated behind the net, Baseball: Exhibition: Boston Dame, NESN, 8 p.m.; VCU at made, and the paramedics Miller said. "It's a hockey came out to tend to him. leaving Smith spread-ea- Dayton, CBSSN, 8 p.m.; Kan- at Baltimore, WEEI-AM (850), come on the ice, it's always play." Miller was immediately gled and out of position. sas St. at TCU, ESPNU, 9 1 p.m. hard to deal with," he said. With Miller in the dress- set upon by Arizona defen- The Bruins forward came p.m.; Louisville at Wake For- College Basketball: BC at "But that's no excuse." ing room and Boston a seman Jakob Chychrun, around the other side and Miller was given a man down for three min- but the officials broke in slipped the puck behind est, NESN Plus, 9 p.m.; Mar- Notre Dame, WEEI-AM (850), five-minute major and utes, the Bruins scored before it could get too far. the goalie to give Boston a quette at Xavier, FS1, 9 p.m.; 8 p.m. Michigan St. at Illinois, Big game misconduct for three goals in the last 13 "It's tough to see," said 4-1 lead. Ten Network, 9 p.m.; Texas Pro Basketball: Cleveland at at Texas Tech, ESPN2, 9 Boston, WBZ-FM (98.2), 8 p.m.; Air Force at San Diego p.m. Mucciarone has comeback season NHL MUCCIARONE tion and be determined right this year.” quarterfinal series against EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE From B1 to be return as a smarter, Names and notes Merrimack, including a Atlantic Division Central Division more well-rounded player. • Lynn’s Marcos Eche- 28-save performance in GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA regular season and begin I think I’ve been able to do varria was named Com- Montreal 64 35 21 8 78 177 163 Minnesota 61 41 14 6 88 209 147 Friday’s clinching game. Ottawa 61 33 22 6 72 161 162 Chicago 62 39 18 5 83 187 159 conference postseason that, just observing our de- monwealth Coast Con- • St. Mary’s grad An- Boston 63 33 24 6 72 176 166 Nashville 63 32 22 9 73 188 177 play on each of the last Toronto 61 28 20 13 69 189 182 fense. I feel like I came in ference (CCC) Player of drew DiMaiti of Medford Florida 62 29 23 10 68 158 174 St. Louis 62 31 26 5 67 173 179 two Saturdays. with a better idea of what the Week for the second finished seventh in the Tampa Bay 61 28 25 8 64 171 171 Winnipeg 64 28 30 6 62 189 205 “Jennie worked extreme- our expectations were.” straight week after aver- Buffalo 63 26 26 11 63 156 181 Dallas 63 25 28 10 60 176 203 400-meter (50.94) and Detroit 60 24 26 10 58 150 178 Colorado 61 17 41 3 37 121 203 ly hard this offseason to Mucciarone’s return has aging 23 points over three helped Tufts University’s Metropolitan Division Pacific Division get in great shape, work on been a true pick-me-up for games to help the Nichols 4x400-meter relay team GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA her game and get quicker,” the Jumbos. College men’s basketball to a fourth-place race Washing. 62 42 13 7 91 207 134 San Jose 61 36 18 7 79 170 145 Columbus 61 39 16 6 84 199 146 15th-year head coach Carla “That spark (Jennie) Edmonton 64 34 22 8 76 183 167 team to its first-ever con- (3:18.31) at Saturday’s Pittsburgh 61 38 15 8 84 213 171 Anaheim 63 32 21 10 74 162 161 Berube said. “So, she’s been brings to us is just real- ference championship. N.Y. Rang 63 40 21 2 82 207 168 New England Intercolle- N.Y. Island 61 29 22 10 68 180 182 Calgary 63 33 26 4 70 169 177 a huge part of our team’s ly, really important,” said Echevarria scored the Bi- giate Amateur Athletic Phila. 62 29 26 7 65 161 187 L. Angeles 62 30 27 5 65 154 156 rotation and our success. Berube. “I’m thrilled she’s son’s last eight points as Association (NEICCA) N. Jersey 62 25 25 12 62 145 180 Vancouver 61 26 29 6 58 143 176 “She brings a great Carolina 59 25 25 9 59 148 171 Arizona 62 22 33 7 51 149 200 back from that injury and part of a 10-0 run to turn Championships. spark off the bench, works Tuesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games playing some great bas- around a seven-point defi- • Two locals from Boston 4, Arizona 1 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. hard on the defensive end ketball. She’s been a great cit in Saturday’s 67-64 Worcester State also fared Philadelphia 4, Colorado 0 Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8 p.m. and is able to make plays leader for us as well, as an Nashville 5, Buffalo 4, OT Thursday’s Games win over Endicott, hitting well in NEICCA compe- Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. offensively with a really upperclassman now know- the deciding three-pointer tition at Reggie Lewis Montreal 1, Columbus 0, OT Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. good arsenal of shots and ing how things are done.” with 13 seconds remaining. Florida 3, Carolina 2, SO New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Center. Lynn’s Jalil Gib- Edmonton 2, St. Louis 1 N.Y. Rangers at Boston, 7 p.m. moves.” The “second season” is • In the same game, son finished 16th in the Minnesota 6, Winnipeg 5 Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Last year was a chal- still ongoing for Mucciar- Lynn’s Stephen Basden Dallas 3, Pittsburgh 2 Colorado at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. 60-meter dash (7.14), Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. Nashville at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. lenging one for Mucciar- one and Tufts as it hosts hauled in 10 rebounds to while Peabody’s Anthony Detroit at Vancouver, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. one. The nature of her in- a four-team NCAA Tour- go along with seven points Toronto at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Christo placed 15th in the jury, suffered during last nament regional pod this for Endicott. The Gulls weight throw (15.77m). preseason, meant that she weekend at Couzens Gym- earned an NCAA at-large • Saugus native Tyler NBA would likely not see the nasium, opposing Great bid and joins Nichols in Granara scored Amherst EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE floor at all. Northeast Athletic Con- Aston, Pa., for NCAA re- College’s lone goal in a 2-1 Atlantic Division Southwest Division And, what a season it ference (GNAC) champion gional action. Endicott W L Pct GB W L Pct GB loss to rival Williams in would be. Saint Joseph’s College of will face No. 20 Salisbury Boston 38 22 .633 — San Antonio 45 13 .776 — NESCAC postseason ac- Toronto 36 24 .600 2 Houston 42 19 .689 4½ The Jumbos went 28-4 Maine in opening round on Friday, while the Bison New York 24 36 .400 14 Memphis 36 25 .590 10½ overall and finished with action Friday. Husson and play Neumann. tion Saturday. It was Gra- Philadelphia 22 37 .373 15½ Dallas 24 35 .407 21½ nara’s second goal of the Brooklyn 9 49 .155 28 New Orleans 23 37 .383 23 a perfect 10-win record DeSales also embark on • Saugus native and Southeast Division Northwest Division in NESCAC play, but Medford. Malden Catholic grad season and the first of his W L Pct GB W L Pct GB career in the playoffs. Washington 35 23 .603 — Utah 37 23 .617 — lost both the conference As postseason play be- Mike Vecchione became Atlanta 33 26 .559 2½ Oklahoma City 35 25 .583 2 and national title games gins again, the feeling of the all-time leading scorer • Peabody’s Nico Manga- Miami 27 33 .450 9 Denver 27 33 .450 10 niello of the Gordon Col- Charlotte 25 34 .424 10½ Portland 24 35 .407 12½ to Amherst and Thomas losing at last year’s Final in Union College hockey Orlando 22 38 .367 14 Minnesota 24 36 .400 13 More, respectively. The Four in Indianapolis still history as he notched a lege men’s lacrosse team Central Division Pacific Division national championship sits, and hits hard. goal and an assist in 3-3 opened his season with W L Pct GB W L Pct GB a five-goal, seven-point Cleveland 41 17 .707 — x-Golden State 50 10 .833 — appearance was the first “Losing in the very last tie Saturday at Cornell. Indiana 31 29 .517 11 L.A. Clippers 36 23 .610 13½ in Tufts women’s basket- possible game last year Vecchione, who enters effort in a 22-5 win over Chicago 30 30 .500 12 Sacramento 25 35 .417 25 Maine Maritime last Detroit 29 31 .483 13 L.A. Lakers 19 41 .317 31 ball history. stung for all of us, but postseason play on an Milwaukee 26 32 .448 15 Phoenix 18 42 .300 32 The season missed of- we’re confident in who we eight-game point streak, Wednesday. Tuesday’s Games Brooklyn at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. fered a change in perspec- are and know we can get passed Terry Campbell ‘91 • Lynn’s Cam O’Neill Washington 112, Golden State 108 Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. tive for Mucciarone, who back to that point,” Muc- on the school’s all-time list went 2-for-5 in the College Detroit 120, Portland 113, OT Thursday’s Games Denver 125, Chicago 107 Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. played in 18 of the Jum- ciarone said. “We think with his 171st point. of the Holy Cross baseball Memphis 130, Phoenix 112 Charlotte at Phoenix, 9 p.m. bos’ 33 games as a fresh- about that loss all the • Lynn’s Katie Burt team’s 13-4 loss to Auburn Oklahoma City 109, Utah 106 Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Charlotte at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Friday’s Games man. Difficult, of course. time, but we want it to of the Boston College on Sunday. Wednesday’s Games Cleveland at Atlanta, 7 p.m. But, worth it. make us better. Just like women’s hockey team • Danvers native Will New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. Miami at Orlando, 7 p.m. Dallas at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. “Being able to observe any mistake you make was named Hockey East Jennings scored three Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. things on the sidelines that during a game, any loss Defensive Player of the goals and added an assist Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 8 p.m. Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. you normally wouldn’t on will just help us be better Week for the third time as the Endicott men’s la- Denver at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Brooklyn at Utah, 9 p.m. the court,” Mucciarone said. and hopefully lead us back this season. Burt posted crosse team fell to Stevens Detroit at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Indiana at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. San Antonio at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. “I just wanted to come back, to that same point. back-to-back shutouts in in its season opener on Minnesota at Utah, 9 p.m. Boston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. kind of use that as motiva- “We want to make it the sixth-ranked Eagles’ Saturday, 14-11. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 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 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don’t feel compelled to share You will have difficulty figuring Take a course that will help you Someone will try to involve you Refuse to be a follower. Do A trip or conference will cost personal information. Only of- in a dubious plan or pressure your own thing and don’t feel out whether to make a move live life your way. Step outside more than anticipated. Don’t fer what will encourage others or sit tight. Make sure that you your comfort zone and you’ll you into buying something you left out if no one joins you. The to help you reach your goals. have every detail in place be- discover that unfamiliar terri- don’t need. Be firm and you solitude will bring you peace of jeopardize your financial posi- Be honest regarding your con- fore you proceed. Preparation tory isn’t as scary as you an- will avoid reckless behavior. mind and insight into what’s tion just to keep up with your cerns and plans. is everything. ticipated. Choose personal benefits over best for you. peers, relatives or neighbors. added liabilities. ARIES (March 21-April 19) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Emotionally charged issues will GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Networking can bring about AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) lead to trouble. Don’t overreact Don’t feel that you must You should make self-improve- Don’t let minuscule problems change if you are concise and Join forces with someone as if you want to avoid a battle demonstrate your validity. If ment your goal. If you are proud spiral out of control. Address only promise what you can talented and intelligent as you someone you are dealing with of your accomplishments, oth- with a loved one. Concentrate issues head-on, and do what- deliver. If you nurture relation- are. A physical change will add on getting things done if you doesn’t get what you are trying ers will recognize and honor ever needs to be done so that ships with those close to you, want to avoid criticism and to do, proceed on your own. Do what you achieve as well. Ro- you can continue down your you will always have someone to your appeal. Romance is in complaints. what’s best for yourself. mance is highlighted. path of choice. to lean on. the stars.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Woman weighs getting involved in neighborhood case of abuse Make it expensive for him to win DEAR ABBY: I have al- tims think the abuse was Joey Adams, a comedian ace at trick one. ways tried to be a compas- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van in some way their own and columnist who died in Then South saw the solu- sionate person. I have ex- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, fault. Your mother fully 1999, said “A psychiatrist is a tion. He played a heart to perienced a lot of abuse, and was founded by her mother, understands why you are fellow who asks you a lot of dummy’s ace and led the and I’m sensitive to others Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at angry. You must not allow expensive questions your wife club four. What could East who go through it. A man her to make you feel guilty. asks for nothing.” have done? across the street from me DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Your parents stole from At the bridge table, it is If he rose with his king, has been arrested three Angeles, CA 90069. you and their grandchil- sometimes a question of times in the last six declarer would have gained dren. They appear to have making it too expensive for an a club trick from the jack op- months for domestic DEAR NO MORE: said no when they needed opponent to win a trick -- as abuse. I rarely see a wom- no conscience. Now you posite the queen-five. So East While I applaud you for it. To top it off, they lied to know what they are capa- in this deal. How can South an there, so I don’t know if being so caring, for your make four spades after West played low. But when West me about the check for an ble of, it is important that the victim is a woman or a own safety, I caution you entire month. I only found leads the diamond king to de- took South’s queen with his you keep your distance child. I moved into the to proceed very slowly in out when I turned the clarer’s ace? ace, he couldn’t win, either. neighborhood only six getting to know these peo- fraud in to the bank and from them, or they’ll do it South’s four-spade overcall He did his best by returning months ago. My elderly ple. Some communities heard it was my parents again. was sensible. He needed lit- a club. East won with his king mother lives here with provide anonymous tip who had committed it. tle from partner to be making and shifted to his trump, but me. lines so citizens can report Now my account is fro- DEAR ABBY: Can an game, he knew a slam was declarer took the trick with his I’m torn about what to a crime without endanger- zen and I am wiped out. I atheist be a godparent? unlikely and he wanted to ace and ruffed his last club on do. My heart says I should ing themselves or their have two kids and one on make it expensive for the op- the board. WONDERING IN reach out to the people families. The best thing the way, and recently I lost ponents to bid higher. who live there and make you can do is to keep your my job. My mother keeps WISCONSIN South started with nine friends with them. My eyes open and if something trying to make me feel DEAR WONDERING: top tricks: seven spades, one head says stay out of their is happening, call the po- guilty for turning them in heart and one diamond. He business because I don’t lice and report it. If it in- Yes. Today, the word “god- and doesn’t understand could get an extra winner if need the drama. volves a child, contact why I am mad. I am hav- parent” does not always How do we as a society child protective services. have explicitly religious (a) he could play the trump ing trouble forgiving them. suit without loss; or (b) the not turn a blind eye to I am just so angry. Should overtones. A godparent can abuse in our neighbor- DEAR ABBY: My par- heart finesse worked; or (c) I forgive them, or do I have be anyone the parents trust he could gain a club trick; or hoods and still protect ents and I were always the right to be mad? to take care of their child ourselves and loved ones? close. However, recently (d) he could ruff a club on the in the event of the parents’ board. I don’t want to put my they stole my debit card, FORGIVE OR deaths. However, the poten- mother or myself in jeop- my PIN and child support FORGET IN However, the bidding sug- check. They forged my sig- tial godparents and the gested that both major-suit fi- ardy, but I don’t want the MICHIGAN child’s parents should dis- person/people in that nature and spent the en- nesses were losing. Also, West cuss this in detail before house to think they are tire check, which was DEAR FORGIVE OR was most unlikely to have the alone. more than $1,000. FORGET: One of the hall- any decision is made about club ace and king, because I am always lending marks of abusers is that conferring such an honor he surely would have led that NO MORE IN TEXAS them money. I have never they try to make their vic- and responsibility.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE PAY CALLS APARTMENTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Arianne Philidor and Marthe Philidor to Option One Mortgage Corporation, mortgage given by Mary Bailey Edwards to NE Moves Mortgage, LLC, dated June LYNN ~ 1 & 2 BR apts, newly updated, a California Corporation, dated February 9, 2005 and recorded with the Essex 28, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Pay Call Numbers close to public transportation. Off County (South District) Registry of Deeds at Book 23948, Page 500 subsequently Deeds at Book 25850, Page 447, of which mortgage the undersigned is the (900, 976 and 550) street parking. Includes heat, hot assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington present holder by assignment from NE Moves Mortgage, LLC to Wells Fargo Bank, Advertiser telephone numbers with water. $1300-$1600 - 617-957-1522 Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2005-OPT2, Asset Backed Pass-Through Certificates, N.A. dated June 28, 2006 and recorded with said registry on July 3, 2006 at Book 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Series 2005-OPT2 by Sand Canyon Corporation fka Option One Mortgage 25850 Page 468 and by assignment from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to Wilmington disclose the price of the telephone LYNN ~ 3 Bedrooms, Heat, H/W Corporation by assignment recorded in said Essex County (South District) Registry Savings Fund Society, FSB, D/B/A Christiana Trust, not individually but as Trustee call. When a number is published included. No pets. Section 8 welcome. of Deeds at Book 31990, Page 256; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the for Pretium Mortgage acquisition trust, dated April 7, 2016 and recorded with said within the advertisement the per Off street parking for 2 cars. $1750. present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose registry on April 22, 2016 at Book 34863 Page 519, for breach of the conditions minute andr flat charge must be 781-535-8808 of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on March 15, 2017 of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at included. If you dial a pay per call Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, at 21 Trinity Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on March 22, 2017, on the mortgaged premises number from an advertisement appear- modern apartments. On bus line, Mortgage, to wit: located at 19 Dennison Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and ing in the classified section and it parking, laundry. From $875, No fees. singular the premises described in said mortgage, DOES NOT disclose this information, Call ~ 781-477-6457 The land in said Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings please notify the Item classified thereon, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHEASTERLY by Trinity Avenue, TO WIT: department immediately. Response to HOME RENTALS formerly Ireson Avenue, 50 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of any pay per call numbers will be Smith, 92.14 feet; NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of York, 57.79 feet; All that parcel of land with the buildings and improvements thereon situated at 19 charged to your telephone bill and Lynn English HS area and NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Baldwin, 89.77 feet. Being the Dennison Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, and being bounded and anyone under 18 years of age must 5 room, 2 bedroom same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed recorded described as follows: have parent's consent. 3rd floor with Essex South District Registry of Deeds herewith. Please call immediately for further Very good condition SOUTHWESTERLY by Dennison Avenue, forty-five and 00/100 (45.00) feet; details or information. $1400, no utilities included The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Anna F. Gage et al, one hundred CLASSIFIED restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to seventeen and 00/100 (117.00) feet; (781)593-7700 Lynn/Saugus line M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Eldred, forty-five and 00/100 (45.00) 3rd floor assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. feet; and MISC. 4 room, 1 bedroom SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Mabel B. Bagley, one hundred five and $1050, no utilities included TERMS OF SALE: 00/100 (105.00) feet. LAWN & GARDEN: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Aborn School area a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be The premises are conveyed subject to all easements, restrictions, building and Privacy Hedges-SPRING BLOWOUT SALE 6ft Arborvitae (Cedar) Reg $129 First floor delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be zoning laws, agreements, rights of way, and encumbrances of record insofar as any 2 bedroom required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of of the same are now in force and applicable. Now $69 Beautiful, Nursery Grown. FREE Installation/FREE delivery, Limi- Mint condition the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days $1400, no utilities from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern ted Supply! ORDER NOW: 518-536- 1367wwww.lowcosttrees.com check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22591, Page 387. Ask for Beth: at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms 781 581-5940, extension 108 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit HELP WANTED sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax OFFICE SPACE recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or JOB INFORMATION description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, SERVICES LYNN ~ Several offices with plenty of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, sun! In 3 story bldg. with elevator, at easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. NOTICE 319 Lynnway. Secure bldg. with plenty Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Don't pay to find work before you get of parking!!! Rent $350, 500, or 850. TERMS OF SALE: the job. Legitimate job placement firms Call 781-632-4086 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Carrington Mortgage Loan that work to fill specific positions Trust, Series 2005-OPT2, Asset Backed Pass-Through Certificates Series A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank cannot charge an upfront fee. For free REAL ESTATE 2005-OPT2 check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. information about avoiding employ- WANTED The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., ment service scams, write the Federal Present Holder of said Mortgage, 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Trade Commission at Washington, By Its Attorneys, 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud ORLANS MORAN PLLC from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Information Center, PO Box 540540 receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in 1-800-876-7060 Waltham, MA 02454 said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Phone: (781) 790-7800 NOTICE 14-018584 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. For more information and assistance Item: February 22, March 1, 8, 2017 regarding the reliability of business WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- ties, employment services and financ- NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to contact the Better Business Bureau By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain ACQUISITION TRUST Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite mortgage given by Beverly L. Larson and Philip J. Larson to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Present holder of said mortgage 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or dated December 23, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) call 508-652-4800 Registry of Deeds at Book 25231, Page 552, of which mortgage the undersigned By its Attorneys, is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. GENERAL purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on 150 California Street HELP WANTED March 22, 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 12 CHAPMAN PLACE, Newton, MA 02458 (617) 558-0500 I BUY HOMES LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in HELP WANTED-SALES: 201405-1116 - PRP said mortgage, EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final Item: February 22, March 1, 8, 2017 Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • TO WIT: Local -Training/Support • Every day is CASH! NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, • Incentive Trips CALL Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: Premises: 85 Fox Hill Road, Nahant, Massachusetts 860-357-6904 www.fhginsurance.com By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Chapman Place, seventy nine and given by Louise M. Anders to BNY Mortgage Company, LLC and now held by BILINGUAL SALES PERSON You pick the date to move. 43/100 (79.43) feet from Chestnut Street, and thence running Nationstar Mortgage LLC, said mortgage dated January 26, 2004, and recorded in Essex Media Group seeks a Leave what you want.

the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 22341, Page 343, dynamic and bilingual (English- Pay no commission if we buy your house. EASTERLY: by said Chapman Place, fifty-six (56) feet; thence as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated January 26, 2004, and recorded Spanish) sales person who is Call David Hughes at Century 21 Hughes. with said Deeds in Book 22341, Page 352, as affected by an Assignment of interested in making extra money 781-599-1776 NORTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Wacey, as the fence now stands, sixty Mortgage dated June 27, 2007, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 26996, by selling advertising for a new three (63) feet to land now or late of Clarke; thence Page 500, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated November 13, 2012, publication in the North Shore. All real estate advertising in this and recorded with said Deeds in Book 31928, Page 310, of which mortgage the This person must have excellent newspaper is subject to the Federal WESTERLY: by land of said Clark thirty seven and 80/100 (37.80) feet to other undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions in said mortgage interpersonal skills, sales experi- Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and land of said Wacey; thence running and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on ence and good knowledge of the Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes March 8, 2017, at 4:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the Hispanic market. Must have a it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or vehicle and be able to work flexible discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, SOUTHERLY: by said land now or formerly of Wacey, as the fence now stands, premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Parcel One: A certain parcel or piece handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, eighty- four (84) feet to the point of beginning. of land in Nahant, Essex County, Massachusetts, being Lot 47 shown as a plan of hours. If interested, please send age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, land made by E.A.W. Hammett, C.E., dated April 19,1906, entitled "Plan of lots at your resume to ctrujillo veteran's status, or source of income or any intention to make any such preference, limitation For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern B ass Neck, Nahant, Mass., for sale by the Nahant Land Company, Scale 50 feet @essexmediagroup.com or discrimination. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17653, Page 222. to an inch", recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 1917, Page This newspaper will not knowingly accept any NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! advertising for real estate which is in violation of 1, bounded and described as follow:Easterly: by Fat Hill Road, 56.28 feet; the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Northerly: by lot 48, on said plan, 152.68 feet; Westerly: by land now or late of J. Drivers license & reliable vehicle req. dwellings in this newspaper are available on an of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the T. Wilson et als, 55.01 feet; Southerly: by lot 26 on said plan, 139.64 feet. Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Containing 8038 square feet of land, more or less, be all measurements more or 542 Loring Ave, Salem 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or less. Parcel Two: A certain parcel or piece of land in Nahant, Essex County, 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the ROOFERS AND hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Massachusetts, being Lot 48 shown as a plan of land made by E.A.W. Hammett, LABORERS having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, C.E., dated April 19, 1906, entitled "Plan of lots at B ass Neck, Nahant, Mass., for Driver's license helpful, not easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. sale by the Nahant Land Company, Scale 50 feet to an inch", recorded in Essex required. At least 2 years experience. South District Registry of Deeds, Book 1917, Page 1, bounded and described as Please call and leave message. TERMS OF SALE: follows: Southerly: by land now or formerly of Bongiorno (Lot 47) as shown on said 978-531-9557 plan, 152.68 feet; Westerly: by land now or formerly of J. T. Wilson et als, 27.50 A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check feet; Northerly: by remaining land now or formerly of Coles about 159.08 feet; Pizza Delivery Driver Wanted will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Easterly: by Fox Hill Road, shown on said plan as proposed road, 28.14 feet. Driver must have a valid driver's balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Containing about 4333 square feet of land. The description of the property license and own a vehicle. Part-time, California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, contained in the mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this evening shifts. If interested, apply in Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the publication. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated October 16, 1997, and recorded person at 361 Lincoln Avenue, Every day date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full in Book 14374, Page 150 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Saugus. of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Deeds. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all shall control in the event of an error in this publication. liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if MISC. any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. TEN Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in cash, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the Business Opportunity Satellite and WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, Broadband dealers needed in your Present holder of said mortgage certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the area. Low startup cost and great date of sale.Other terms to be announced at the sale. commissions. By its Attorneys, Marinosci Law Group, P.C. Call Perfect 10 today for details - HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 275 West Natick Road, 855-259-7906 or www.perfect-10.tv 150 California Street Suite 500 Warwick, RI 02886 Newton, MA 02458 Attorney for Nationstar Mortgage LLC (617) 558-0500 Present Holder of the Mortgage Find 201606-0619 - YEL Telephone: (401) 234-9200 Item: February 22, March 1, 8, 2017 MLG File No.: 14-17557 A-4608911 02/15/2017, 02/22/2017, 03/01/2017 Item: February 15, 22, March 1, 2017

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By Karen Matthews indicating a long vowel ASSOCIATED PRESS sound. About 30 people were NEW YORK — Cookie lined up across the street dough is having its Cro- when the shop opened at nut moment. 10 a.m. Tuesday. People have been stand- Nancy Lerman, who ing in line for up to three works nearby, said she’s hours at a month-old New been twice before and York City shop that sells tried most of the flavors, scoops of raw dough in which include chocolate a cup or a cone like ice chip, red velvet and pea- cream. nut butter snickerdoodle. The sweet treat has be- Why eat raw dough in- come the latest food fad stead of a cookie? to generate buzz and long “I just think it’s yummi- lines on the sidewalk, er,” Lerman said. “I don’t following the Magnolia eat a lot of cookies but I Bakery cupcake popular- would eat cookie dough.” ized by “Sex and the City” New York University and the Cronut, the crois- student Alex Day joined sant-doughnut mashup the line in hopes of sam- that made pastry chef pling the dough for the Dominique Ansel’s Man- first time. Day said she’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hattan bakery a phenom- always loved raw dough Revelers congregate at the start of the Society of Saint Anne Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans enon among foodies and and figured the people lin- tourists and ultimately ing up outside DO must Tuesday. inspired mass produced be on to something. knockoffs. “I’m sure it’ll be really Kristen Tomlan, the good if people are waiting New Orleans Carnival season 28-year-old founder of this long for it,” she said. DO Cookie Dough Con- Inside the shop, some fections, said she’s selling of Tomlan’s 50 employ- 1,500 pounds of cookie ees were busy measuring coming to an end as Lent begins dough a day at her Green- baking soda and mixing wich Village storefront butter, sugar and flour to By Rebecca Santana But in New Orleans and may be a bawdy party in of his music. Fountain, a and hopes to expand both keep up with the demand. and Janet elsewhere the day was the French Quarter, but clarinetist, died in August in New York and online. Tomlan said her products McConnaughey marked by frivolity and outside the Quarter, it’s of last year, but the club “It’s really cookie dough are made with heat-treat- ASSOCIATED PRESS fun with locals and tour- often a family affair with members — decked out gone wild,” said Tomlan, ed flour and pasteurized ists watching parades and parents dressing up their from hat to shoes in near- who grew up in St. Louis eggs so they can be eaten NEW ORLEANS — dressing up in funky cos- children in costumes or ly fluorescent lime green and has a background in raw. The store sells baked The trumpets and horns tumes. putting them on ladders to — were carrying on the design and branding. cookies as well as raw from the marching The Clements family has catch beads and trinkets. tradition. They dubbed it The name of the busi- dough, which keeps for bands blared. The crowd been staking out the same Carnival season kicked “Walking in the Limelight ness, DO, is pronounced three weeks in the refrig- screamed for beads. Peo- bit of St. Charles Avenue off Jan. 6, and Fat Tues- with Pete.” “dough” and rendered erator and three months ple paraded in costumes sidewalk for more than 50 day is generally a holiday Last year’s Mardi Gras with a line over the O in the freezer. ranging from the political- years to watch the krewes for people in the New Or- took place on a chill Feb- ly-charged to the whim- of Rex and Zulu parade. leans area. One reveler, ruary morning but the sical. And despite all the The extended family had a Craig Channell who was weather this year was noise a 2-year-old napped. dozen children with them visiting from Tampa, Flor- balmy. Keyshaun Morgan, Fat Tuesday, which — including 2-year-old Ce- ida, described it as “the wearing short and a hal- marks the end of the Car- cile Gros who lasted until one time of year people ter top, said she couldn’t nival season, started be- about noon before falling can act like fools and get remember the last time fore dawn in New Orleans asleep. Her mother, Alison away with it.” she’d been able to wear and wraps up with a cer- Gros, recalled coming one The biggest parades take shorts on Fat Tuesday. emonial clearing of Bour- year when she was nine place along the St. Charles “It’s lovely. Thank you, bon Street at midnight months pregnant. Avenue parade route, Jesus, for this weather!” before the fasting season “If I’d delivered on Mardi where the Krewe of Zulu she exclaimed. of Lent begins Wednesday. Gras I wanted to name her kicked things off, followed In another part of the The festivities were Marty — Marty Gros. But by the Krewe of Rex. city, people dressed in cos- marred in the Alabama my husband didn’t really Pete Fountain’s Half- tumes took part in the St. beach town of Gulf Shores go for it. And she was born Fast Walking Club strut- Anne’s parade — an eclec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS where police said a car two weeks later,” she said. ted from the famed tic walking parade that participating in the city’s Other children had also Commander’s Palace starts in the Bywater and Scoops of cookie dough, purchased at DO, Fat Tuesday parade ac- partied till they napped, restaurant to the French Marigny neighborhoods Cookie Dough Confections, are displayed cidentally plowed into a sleeping in parents’ arms Quarter, tossing beads and and ends in the French Tuesday in New York. band, injuring 12 people. or strollers. Mardi Gras doubloons to recordings Quarter. US approves three types of genetically engineered potatoes By Keith Ridler There is no evidence when cooked after they The company also notes ASSOCIATED PRESS that genetically modi- were kept cold for too long, the potatoes contain no fied organisms, known as a problem the new vari- DNA from an unrelated BOISE, Idaho — Three GMOs, are unsafe to eat, eties reduce, the compa- organism. types of potatoes geneti- but changing the genet- ny said. Simplot also said The Non-GMO Project, cally engineered to resist ic code of foods presents the enhanced cold storage which opposes GMOs and the pathogen that caused an ethical issue for some. will likely have significant verifies non-GMO food the Irish potato famine McDonald’s declines to ramifications for the pota- and products, said the are safe for the environ- use Simplot’s genetically to chip industry by reduc- new potatoes don’t qualify ment and safe to eat, fed- ing trucking costs. eral officials announced. engineered potatoes for its as non-GMO. The approval by the French fries. Potatoes are considered “There is a growing at- U.S. Environmental Pro- The three new varieties the fourth food staple tempt on the part of bio- tection Agency and Food of potato — the Russet crop in the world behind technology companies to and Drug Administration Burbank, Ranger Russet corn, rice and wheat. Late distance themselves from late last week gives Ida- and Atlantic — have pre- blight, which rotted en- the consumer rejection of ho-based J.R. Simplot Co. viously been approved by tire crops and led to the GMOs by claiming that permission to plant the the U.S. Department of deaths of about a million new types of genetic engi- potatoes this spring and Agriculture. They “have Irish in the 1840s, is still neering ... are not actually sell them in the fall. the same taste and tex- a major problem for potato genetic engineering,” the ture and nutritional quali- growers, especially in wet- Washington state-based The company said the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS potatoes contain only po- ties” as conventional pota- ter regions. group said in a statement. tato genes and that the re- toes, Simplot spokesman Innate Gen. 2 potatoes survive in a field infect- Fungicides have been The most recent federal sistance to late blight, the Doug Cole said. ed with late blight disease at Michigan State used for decades to pre- approvals apply to Sim- disease that caused the The company said they University in East Lansing, Mich. vent the blight. Simplot plot’s second generation of Irish potato famine, comes will have reduced bruis- says the genetically en- Innate potatoes. The first from an Argentine variety ing and black spots, en- chemical that’s a potential at high temperatures. gineered potatoes reduce generation didn’t include of potato that naturally hanced storage capacity carcinogen and is created Conventional potatoes the use of fungicide by protection from late blight produced a defense. and a lower amount of a when potatoes are cooked can turn a dark color half. or enhanced cold storage. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017 FOOD Raisins in a meatball? Absolutely!

By Rosalie Harrington ITEM FOOD EDITOR “If you have time, will you make us some meatballs?” asks daughter Dan- ielle. She’s thinking about having an easy heat-and-serve meal in the fridge to feed her family after a long day in the class- room. But she’s also seeking, I imagine, the aromas and flavors that she grew up with filling her house. A new restaurant concept is happening in New York, featuring meatballs, several dozen on the menu. A brilliant idea. And so much easier for the owner than having to deal with the extensive inventory, prep work and staff education that is required to execute a normal menu concept. I still make meatballs the way I did in my restaurant. It starts with three pounds of a blend of ground meats — pork, veal and beef — as well as bread, eggs, raisins, pine nuts and garlic (the recipe follows.) The results are very dif- ferent from what is often served in this country: those hard, uninteresting, round hockey pucks that are so common. These meatballs are soft and filled with flavor. My husband Todd says no one makes Rosalie still makes meatballs the way she did in her restaurant. It starts with three pounds of a blend of meatballs as delicious as mine. Not many ground meats — pork, veal and beef — as well as bread, eggs, raisins, pine nuts and garlic. people had the advantage of learning at the side of an Italian grandmother who actual making of the meatballs is now ran a busy family kitchen preparing meal quickly achieved in the food processor. after meal of wonderful food. Most people Back then, Noni would attach the meat Noni’s Meatballs might have found learning from her frus- grinder to the table and do everything by trating, at least for a while, however. “Mix hand. it ’til it feels good,” she would tell me. How Last weekend was perfect for a road — In a large bowl, place 1 pound meatballs in the size you like, about much should I put in? “Just enough,” she trip, given the warm weather, so we drove each of ground pork, veal and beef. 2 to 3 inches. would say. It was only by working with to Springfield to visit granddaughter — In a food processor, place 6 — In a large sauté pan, heat 4 ta- her over time and absorbing her sense of Kelley and her boyfriend Adnan. When what was right that quantities needed I asked Kelley what she would like to slices of day-old bread, broken up blespoons of olive oil and add the would become clear. cook with me she said, without hesita- with 3 cloves of garlic, 1 tablespoon meatballs. Nothing was easy back in those days. tion, “meatballs.” She has mastered the each of fresh thyme and rosemary, 1 — Sauté until the meatballs brown From Revere we would take the trolley Bolognese, which we made on our last tablespoon of dried oregano, 2 tea- all over, being careful not to break to Maverick Square (East Boston) and visit, and she wants to learn to make my then board another for the ride to Bos- meatballs, or more accurately, her great- spoons salt. Pulse to mix. Add to the them. ton, where we shopped in the North End grandmother’s. You should learn, too. bowl of meat. — Transfer the meatballs to a Pyrex at the first farmers market that I knew, We stopped in Salem to pick up some — Again, in the processor, pulse 3 dish, cover with tomato sauce and near Government Center, with the push wood-burning- oven bagels at the Rov- eggs and 1/4 cup of milk together put in a 325 degree oven for 30 carts and vendors and all their wares er Bagel popup (open Thursday through lined up on a Saturday morning. Sunday) in Bambolina’s on Derby Street, and add to the bowl. minutes. Then, turn them gently and Noni had two leather shopping bags. and made another stop for lunch and to — Soak 1/3 cup of raisins in 1/3 cook for another 10 minutes. She was always looking for a bargain buy bread at the incredible Birch Tree cup of Marsala wine for 10 minutes. — Note: For a quick and easy solu- with so many mouths to feed. The bruised Bread Co. in Worcester (the best and Drain and add to the meat. tion, some sauces in jars, like Virgil- and over-ripe tomatoes made the best most exciting bakery we’ve found in Mas- sauces for the best price. She taught me sachusetts). — Toast 1/3 cup of pine nuts in io’s meat-and-tomato sauce (they a lot about buying what was in season. I love this period of life, minus health a sauté pan. Then, roughly chop in have a bakery/sandwich shop in The butcher, who was flattered by her cu- concerns. With grandchildren it is all the processor and add to meat mix- Gloucester), is very good as a sub- linary questions, saved her the bones for about watching them at sports events. ture with ½ cup of grated Parmesan stitute for your own. broth and the bone from prosciutto that Seeing 11-year-old Ethan score a basket was the “secret” to her fabulous mine- last week was a thrill! The granddaugh- cheese. — And put aside a few cups of your strone. She also knew how to have a good ters are also on a basketball team and I — Chop enough flat leaf pars- meat mixture for use in Italian Wedding time, stopping after a few hours for a can- love cheering them on. However, I have ley (just flowers) to make 4 table- Soup. I make small meatballs, which I noli and coffee. been warned and reminded not to cheer spoons. Add to bowl. drop in simmered chicken broth with a The shopping energized her, which was too loudly or to mention their names! good because the work of making the That’s a tough lesson to learn for a girl With wet hands, roll and shape the few cups of chopped escarole. meal was physical. We can now purchase who grew up in Eastie, where being loud blended ground meats. And much of the was the only way to be noticed. Irish scones with smoked salmon a tasty treat for St. Patrick’s Day

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