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ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Snow nally makes Saugus driver dies its 2019 debut after horri c crash

By Gayla Cawley Newhall Street in By Gayla Cawley This car, now at the ITEM STAFF Lynn was plowed, but ITEM STAFF bottom of a 40-foot sleet made driving embankment, rst Winter got off to a slow start this year, but accu- treacherous all day. SAUGUS — A driver has died after crashing a car smashed through the mulating snow made its unwelcome debut on the through a garage at a Hammersmith Drive home, back wall of a garage North Shore Sunday. falling off a cliff and tumbling down a 40-foot em- at 31 Hammersmith Lynn and surrounding communities only saw a bankment on Sunday afternoon. Drive Sunday in few inches in the early morning hours, but it was The driver had to be extricated from the car by the hours of sleet and freezing rain that followed Saugus Fire crews following a crash that ended Saugus. that caused headaches for Department of Public with the car on its roof. There were no passengers Works crews and residents trying to clean up the in the car. mess. Police have not identi ed the driver, who was tak- It was unclear if a fatal crash in Saugus on Sun- en to a local hospital and later pronounced dead. day afternoon, in which a person died after driving Saugus Police and Fire responded to the crash at a car through a garage and tumbling off a cliff and 31 Hammersmith Drive at about 1:30 p.m. SNOW, A2 SAUGUS, A6

INSIDE Opinion We still have not overcome Letter to the editor: Let’s get uncomfortable, shall we? tism, nationalism, or white supremacy. But Nahant Historical CHERYL CHARLES We are six days removed from Dr. Martin we can’t celebrate Dr. King’s legacy while Society weighs in Luther King Jr.’s actual birthdate, and today on NU plans. A4 COMMENTARY turning a blind eye to what’s going on right marks the national holiday celebrated in his under our noses. name. So let’s talk some hurtful truths. Because • This is the day many people will extol the knowledging their complicity in making sure as Maya Angelou said, “When we know bet- Letter to the editor: values of a man who was assassinated more that more than 50 years later, that dream ter, we do better.” Thoughts and hopes for than 50 years ago, rewriting history about still hasn’t come true. Already, the hair on the back of your neck a ferry in Lynn. A4 how this great man was revered and beloved. Despite the proclamations of a post-racial is starting to rise. You’re feeling that anger Dr. King was revered and beloved — he America after President Barack Obama was that comes when you’re being accused of LOOK! was also reviled and hated. And people who elected to the highest of ce in the land, the some wrong that you may (or may not) have Lynn sees its rst lived their lives then, and now, on the wrong ensuing backlash of virulent racism from the knowledge of, but certainly don’t condone or snow day of 2019. A8 side of history, will forever quote his words supporters and apologists of the next occu- participate in, and you don’t want to be held pant, have made one thing crystal clear: we about dreaming his “little children will one accountable for the sins of others. still have not overcome. Sports day live in a nation where they will not be But you also can’t fathom what it’s like to Swampscott boys hockey judged by the color of their skin but by the We can call the gleeful hatred and cruelty survives Revere scare. B1 content of their character,” without once ac- spreading throughout this country patrio- CHARLES, A3

ITEM PHOTO | BELLA diGRAZIA ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn students join She’s getting a kick Women’s March out of life these days

By Bella diGrazia Lynn Girls Inc. By Steve Krause Robin Wilson Cotter ITEM STAFF members and male ITEM STAFF of Lynn shows off students from KIPP some kickboxing BOSTON — Lynn high school students braved the Academy Lynn SWAMPSCOTT — Robin Wilson Cotter of Lynn stances in front of bitter cold to march for women’s rights on Saturday. attended the march in took stock of herself 20 years ago. She was 250 a mirror at Burke’s More than a dozen members from Lynn’s Girls pounds, and with all the unhappiness that weight Inc., and a handful of male students from the city’s Boston on Saturday. Tumbling Academy issues can cause. in Swampscott. KIPP Academy, took the trip into Boston, along with She knew she needed something. But things were nearly 20,000 other people. The Lynn students said such that she couldn’t even afford DVDs for the Tae they were excited for the chance to have their voices Bo classes that interested her. heard at the 2019 Boston Women’s March, put on Tae Bo is a total body tness program that incor- by nonpro t organization March Forward Massa- porates elements of martial arts techniques. It be- chusetts. came popular in the 1990s. For most of the high schoolers, they had never ex- Cotter saw a television infomercial about it, and perienced a march before, according to Lena Crowley, knew she wanted to try it. WOMEN, A5 KICKBOXING, A3

OBITUARY ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 10° VOL. 141, ISSUE 37 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 6° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 OBITUARY Nathan Glazer, famed Bitter cold sets in as winter sociologist, dead at 95 storm wreaks havoc on travel By Hillel Italie rick Moynihan examined ASSOCIATED PRESS five racial and ethnic By Philip Marcelo groups in New York City and Catherine Perloff NEW YORK — Nathan — blacks, Italian-Ameri- ASSOCIATED PRESS Glazer, a prominent so- cans, Jews, Puerto Ricans ciologist and public intel- BOSTON — A major and Irish-Americans — winter storm brought lectual who assisted on a and concluded that even classic study of conformi- some of the coldest tem- as languages and customs peratures of the season ty, "The Lonely Crowd," from the old world faded, and co-authored a ground- and blanketed a wide new styles and traditions swath of the country in breaking document of emerged that reflected non-conformity, "Beyond snow as it wreaked havoc distinct identities. "It on air travel and caused the Melting Pot," has died was reasonable to believe at 95. dangerously icy conditions that a new American type throughout New England Glazer's daughter, Sar- would emerge, a new na- ah Glazer, confirmed her on Sunday. tionality in which it would The National Weath- father died at his home be a matter of indifference in Cambridge Saturday er Service issued winter whether a man was of An- storm warnings or advi- morning. glo-Saxon or German or sories for part or all of at A longtime professor at Italian or Jewish origin," least 15 states stretching PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Harvard University, Glaz- the authors wrote. "The from southeast Missou- er, was among the last of initial notion of an Amer- Miguel Delao, of Norwood, front, shovels snow in front of his home, ri to the northern tip of the deeply-read thinkers ican melting pot did not, Sunday. Maine ahead of the week- who influenced culture it seems, quite grasp what end storm. and politics in the mid- would happen in Ameri- way to icy rain and sleet in so far this season. cut reported more than More than 1,500 flights 20th century. Starting in ca." parts. Wind chills were expect- 20,000 customers without were canceled nationwide the 1940s, Glazer was a The book was published Manhattan saw most- ed to hit in the teens in the power. Sunday, with Boston's writer and editor for Com- in 1963 to immediate and ly rain and cities along New York City area, 25 be- "We had more freezing Logan Airport among the mentary and The New continuing debate over its Connecticut, Rhode Island low in Albany and down rain and sleet than we hardest hit, according Republic. He was a co-ed- refutation of a blended and Massachusetts' coast to 40 below in the Adiron- expected," said Hartford to FlightAware, a flight itor of The Public Interest, society, over the authors' recorded two to five inches dacks. Mayor Luke Bronin as and wrote or co-wrote nu- belief that blacks' strug- tracking company. of snow. In New England, they're crews across the state merous books. With peers gles could not be blamed Typically bustling secu- Mountain regions saw expected to fall to as low raced to clear and treat such as Daniel Bell and on discrimination alone rity lines, ticketing count- significantly more, with as 20 below zero around major roadways to pre- Irving Howe, he had a and that blacks would ers and baggage claims the Adirondacks in up- Boston, 30 below zero in vent dangerous black ice wide range of interests, "a eventually achieve the were largely deserted state New York register- the Berkshires and as low conditions. notion of universal compe- kinds of advances en- Sunday morning at Logan ing up to 20 inches while as 35 below zero in parts Amtrak canceled trains tence," from foreign policy joyed by immigrant pop- Airport, but some strand- western Massachusetts' of Vermont, Maine and across the Midwest and to Modernist architecture, ulations. "Melting Pot" ed passengers lingered. Berkshires saw as much New Hampshire. Northeast over the week- subject of one his latter has been widely taught, Xavi Ortega, a 32-year as 10 and parts of north- Officials warned people end, but said full service books, "From a Cause to a and remains a standard old engineer from Spain, ern New England were on to limit their time outside would resume Monday. Style." reference for urban and slept overnight at the air- track to see up to two feet to prevent frostbite and A ferry service route A radical in his youth, he ethnic studies, whether port with his wife after of snow. avoid treacherous travel across Lake Champlain was regarded as a found- the subject has been civil their 10:30 p.m. flight to Nicholas Nicolet and conditions. They also said between Vermont and New ing "neo-conservative," a rights, education or city Barcelona Saturday was his 6-year-old son Rocco places would see strong York was also closed Sun- label he resisted. His most politics. Glazer, a chron- canceled. He said the cou- welcomed the fresh pow- wind gusts, flooding and day and flights were most- famous projects were the ic re-assessor, questioned ple won't be able to get der as they cross-country power outages. ly cancelled at Vermont's million-selling "The Lone- his assumptions in a 1970 onto another flight until skied on the sidewalks of "It's life-threatening," Burlington International ly Crowd," primarily writ- reissue of the book and Sunday night. Montpelier, Vt. early Sun- said Ray O'Keefe, a meteo- Airport and New Hamp- ten by David Riesman and after. He had hoped for "We've been sleeping, day morning during the rologist with the National shire's Manchester-Boston a prescient 1950 release a post-ethnic, post-racial playing Candy Crush," storm. Weather Service in Albany. Regional Airport. about consumerism and country, but in a 1997 re- Ortega said. "We think it's great," "These are dangerous con- The powerful, wide-rang- peer pressure, and the lease, "We Are All Multi- The heavily populated said Nicholas Nicolet. ditions that we're going to ing storm was caused landmark "Beyond the culturalists Now," Glazer coast from New York to Meteorologists warned be in and they're prolonged, by the clash of an Arc- Melting Pot," which coun- resigned himself to mul- Boston largely escaped the primary concern head- right through tomorrow." tic high-pressure system tered the core American ticulturalism, infuriating major snowfall Sunday ing into Monday is plung- As ice accumulated on with a low-pressure sys- myth of assimilation. conservatives but bring- but saw plummeting tem- ing temperatures that will trees and power lines Sun- tem coming through the Glazer and Daniel Pat- ing praise from others. peratures as snow gave be some of the coldest felt day, utilities in Connecti- Ohio Valley. Snow finally makes its unwelcome 2019 debut

SNOW said there were 268 pieces around 11 a.m., Hall said had everything cleaned wanted to.” nor compared to snow- From A1 equipment, DPW and con- that will be 30 hours on up after snow turned to Tomasz said he didn’t storms last January, tracted, on the roads, but the roads for the depart- rain, but then things be- know how effective the which caused widespread down a 40-foot embank- by the storm’s completion, ment. came challenging when salt that was put down flooding. ment, was related to the there were 15 trucks left “The most challenging rain changed to sleet and on the roads would be Morneau said there were storm. cleaning up. part (of the storm) was the kept piling back up again. with freezing tempera- no crashes in town, aside “The rain after the snow “The snow was coming length of it,” said Robert Roads had to be continu- tures that were expected from a minor one at the is really hurting us, but down heaviest at 4 a.m. Labossiere, Peabody De- ally scraped with plows to plummet into the single Nahant Rotary overnight we have guys out salting and then the persistent ice partment of Public Ser- which took a lot of time. digits overnight. that was handled by State and doing the best we can pellets all afternoon is re- vices director. “The guys “It was disheartening for “You’re going to need a Police. For the most part, with what we have,” said ally what caused us grief, have been out since 6 p.m. everyone when it changed warm day or two before he said people stayed off Andrew Hall, Lynn De- not to mention the deep (Saturday). Guys were back to the sleet,” he said. getting everything cleared the roads. partment of Public Works freeze we’re heading into,” very tired by the end of it. “Our employees and pri- off there,” he said. “Everyone stayed inside, Commissioner on Sunday Hall said. “I expect crews It just kept dragging on vate contractors working In Swampscott, DPW di- (which) gave crews the evening. to be out there all night.” with all that sleet.” for the city were out for rector and assistant town ability to treat the roads During the storm, Hall When a full crew returns Labossiere said crews long periods of time. They administrator Gino Cresta as best as they could,” he did a great job cleaning said clean-up efforts went said. the road (on Sunday) We well. Crews were out at DPW crews in Nahant just ask people to drive 6:30 p.m. on Saturday were out for at least 24 slow … (with a chance of it and didn’t go home until hours with plans to re- changing to ice).” 2:30 p.m. the following turn in the early morning Lynnfield DPW direc- day, with plans to return hours on Monday. tor John Tomasz said the during the evening to salt Although the storm storm was “just a pain.” the streets one last time. wrapped up by Sunday Late Sunday afternoon, he Two hundred tons of evening, people are still reported crews had done salt were put down on advised to take it slow on pretty much all they could. the roads throughout the the roads as clean-up is “It’s a very challeng- storm, Cresta said, who expected to continue on ing one,” Tomasz said. “It echoed other community Monday. doesn’t just snow, which department heads about Saugus DPW director would have been real the storm’s difficulty. Brendan O’Regan did not easy. The sleet for eight, “The freezing rain never return a phone call seek- 10 hours, made it diffi- seemed to stop,” he said. ing comment. cult. We did a pretty good “It was quite a challenge job as far as getting the to stay ahead of it.” Gayla Cawley can be ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE snow removed. The sleet, Nahant Police Officer reached at gcawley@item- Central Square in Lynn was quiet during the snow storm aftermath on even scraping down, we Matt Morneau said the live.com. Follow her on Sunday. couldn’t get as deep as we storm was relatively mi- Twitter @GaylaCawley.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Uber critical of plan to raise per ride. Side guards are in- light the federal govern- Boston art museum acquires shaped some of the 20th fees for ride-hailing firms In a statement, Uber stalled along the sides ment shutdown and other 1 of famed Infinity Room century’s most significant spokeswoman Alix Anfang of trucks to help prevent concerns. art movements over her BOSTON (AP) — Uber said while the company bicyclists and pedestrians The Democrat, who is exhibits six-decade career, includ- shares the goal of reduc- from being caught under weighing a run for presi- ing minimalism, pop art, says legislation calling for BOSTON (AP) — A ing traffic congestion, the wheels of a truck dent, will join labor union and feminist and perfor- higher fees for ride-hail- Boston art museum the measure if approved and run over during an leaders, workers and oth- mance art. ing companies would has acquired one of the would result in Massa- accident. er elected officials Mon- Kusama made the place an unfair burden on popular “Infinity Mirror chusetts riders paying the The groups are also day at Logan Airport’s installation in 2013. The Massachusetts residents Room” installations that highest tax in the country pushing legislation that international terminal. museum says it’s the larg- who rely on the service. have drawn hordes of on ride-hailing services. would require any use of Organizers say they’ll est Infinity Mirror Room Three state lawmakers selfie takers to museums mobile devices while driv- call for President Donald held by a North American and a regional planning worldwide. Traffic safety advocates plan ing to be hands-free. Trump to end the shut- museum. group are calling for the The Institute of Con- The bills would also set down that’s impacting higher fees on Uber and to gather at Statehouse temporary Art announced a safe passing distance of Transportation Security Lyft, saying they could this week it will display BOSTON (AP) — Traf- at least three feet, low- Administration agents help reduce traffic and one of the 20 fantastical 781-593-7700 fic safety advocates are er speed limits on state and flight traffic control- raise revenue for cities spaces created by 89-year Publishing Daily, except Sundays planning to gather at the roads and encourage the lers. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 and towns for transporta- old Japanese artist Yayoi Statehouse this week. use of red-light cameras They’ll also highlight a Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA tion projects. Kusama this fall. Among the bills being and speed cameras. dispute between an air- and additional offices. The bill proposed by pushed Wednesday by port contractor and bag- The museum says Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Sen. Brendan Crighton the Massachusetts Vision gage handlers, skycaps “Love is Calling” features Subscriptions and Reps. Jay Liv- Elizabeth Warren Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Zero Coalition and the and other airport workers vivid colors, inflatable $20.00 for 4 weeks ingstone and Adrian group TextLess Live More rallying with airport seeking to unionize. sculptures and Kusama’s $65.00 for 13 weeks Madaro would create is a measure to equip workers on MLK Day Warren is also speaking signature polka dots $130.00 for 26 weeks a fee structure of 6.25 state-contracted trucks Monday at the Martin within a mirrored room $260.00 for 1 year percent of each ride for BOSTON (AP) — U.S. that creates the illusion of Send payment to and POSTMASTER, with side guards and Luther King Day Memori- send address changes to: single-rider trips, or 4.25 additional mirrors to re- Sen. Elizabeth Warren al Breakfast at the Boston infinite space. The Daily Item percent for shared trips. duce blind spots on large plans to rally with Boston Convention and Exhibi- Museum curator Eva 110 Munroe St. Current fees are 20 cents trucks. airport workers to high- tion Center. Respini says Kusama P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 A3

Lynn Public Schools Parent Information Center Kindergarten – Grade 12 Registration for September 2019 Beginning March 4, 2019 Registration is by appointment ONLY Call to make appointments starting January 28, 2019 (781) 592-8796 Appointment will be scheduled during the times below: Monday –Thursday 7:45 a.m. – 3:15p.m. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Friday 7:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Robin Cotter teaches Body Rock by Robin, a cardio-kickboxing class, at Burke’s Tumbling Academy in Swampscott on Wednesdays and Sundays. Beginning March 6, 2019 Extended hours on Tuesdays until 7:15 p.m.

She’s getting a kick Escuelas Públicas de Lynn Centro de Información para Padres out of life these days Kindergarten - Grado 12 KICKBOXING fit all. Also, the discipline she said. Inscripción para septiembre del 2019 From A1 of her workouts has sus- So, she focuses on their tained her through some fitness. Comenzando el 4 de marzo del 2019 “Then, my girlfriend serious personal trage- “Sometimes, I see wom- said there were free class- dies. en doing all kinds of crazy La inscripción es SOLAMENTE con una cita es at East Coast Karate in “I found out that my things they don’t need to Swampscott (now Burke’s brother died on a Thurs- be doing,” she said. “They Llame para hacer citas a partir del 28 de enero del 2019 Tumbling Academy). And day night,” she said. “The may be working hard, but (781) 592-8796 I fell in love with it right next day, I was where I it’s not what their bodies away.” needed to be, which was need. La cita será programada durante los siguientes horarios: Without even having to teaching a class. “We do a lot of cardio change the way she ate, “This has gotten me work, and a lot of body Lunes- Jueves 7:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. Cotter lost 100 pounds. through the death of a weight work too,” she said. “I was in my 20s,” she brother, a divorce, and “Things like pushups, Viernes 7:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. said. “I could just exercise just about everything else planks (defined as an iso- and lose weight in those in the last 20 years. It’s metric core strength exer- Comenzando el 6 de marzo del 2019 days. I couldn’t do that a good form of stress re- cise involving maintaining lease.” now.” a position similar to the Horario extendido los martes hasta las 7:15 p.m. The confidence she’s Tae Bo became her new start of a pushup for as gained from her transfor- passion, she said, and she long as possible). mation has helped in oth- studied all she could on “These are exercises peo- er, not-so-obvious ways. the subject, even going to ple can do when they don’t Lynn Public Schools “Doing this,” she said, California to train with have access to weights,” “has made me more she said. Sant Enfòmasyon pou Paran yo Billy Blanks, who founded comfortable to teach. the Tae Bo discipline. Though she doesn’t get It kick-started me into into it in her teaching, she Kindègadenn – Nivo 12 “And that’s how it all studying cosmetology, and started,” she said. does say the best way to now I teach that at North marry exercise with nu- Enskripsyon pou Septanm 2019 Sunday Cotter marked Shore Community Col- trition is to drink lots of her 20th anniversary as lege. That’s actually my water and eat in modera- Kòmansman 4 Mas 2019 a Tae Bo/kickboxing/per- main job.” tion. And, she says, unusu- sonal fitness instructor at Se sou Randevou SÈLMAN enskripsyon ap fèt She also says that her ally strenuous or constant Burke’s, which is off Essex life experiences help her exercise is not necessary Street near Burpee Road. Apati 28 Janvye 2019, rele pou pran randevou nan identify what certain cli- either. “From there, I branched ents might need to help “You just need to be mov- out to cardio kickboxing,” (781) 592-8796 their personal recoveries ing,” she said. “Even if it’s she said. “My goal was to along. 10 steps today, 20 tomor- take what I’d learned from Y ap mete randevou w la nan orè sa a: “From the perspective of row. Slow and steady. You Billy and put my own being a woman who has have to know to go at your Lendi –Jedi 7:45 a.m. – 3:15p.m. mark on it.” been everywhere from 130 own pace. Everyone start- She calls her classes, to 250 pounds, it’s easier ed out at the back and Vandredi 7:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. which she teaches twice for me to see, when some- moved to the front. a week, “Body Rock by one is struggling, what Her overall message is Soti 6 Mas 2019 Robin. It’s my own brand. workouts might be need- this: there’s hope, and it’s It’s cardio kickboxing with ed.” all mental. Orè Madi yo ap pwolonje jiska 7:15 p.m. muscle conditioning. It in- For example, she shies “Your mind tells your corporates everything I’ve away from giving nutri- body what to do,” she said. learned.” tional advice. One of her creeds is that “Many of the people who Steve Krause can be when it comes to physical come are already on plans, reached at skrause@item- fitness, one size does not such as Weight Watchers,” live.com. We still have not overcome CHARLES that would never happen. If it feels good to put From A1 You must be mistaken.” your own shoes of obliv- Or, they turn it on you. ious privilege back on, be discriminated against “What did you do wrong?” you’ve totally missed the unless you put on a pair of Now steam is coming out point. unfamiliar shoes. So let’s of your ears, you ask to see On today’s national hol- do that — but let’s wear the manager and your iday that commemorates them to a familiar place. frustration has reached the sacrifices of a preach- Let’s imagine you’re in the boiling point. And the er and civil rights activist a grocery store. It’s a nice manager says to you, “just who didn’t live to see his store, the prices are good, wait your turn. You peo- 40th birthday, ask your- the food is fresh, and it’s ple always want special self if you have been one clean and well kept. You rights.” of those who walk around go to the deli counter and Think about it. If you’re in a parallel universe pull a number and wait at that deli counter, what where your skin color (or in line. There are only a is your recourse? Or maybe religion, or sexual orien- couple of people ahead of it’s a job that you thought tation) is considered the you had clinched over the you, so you know the wait default and everyone else phone, but you got a weird won’t be too long. is “the other.” look and suddenly the And then, when your You can continue to tell position was filled when number comes up, the yourself that we’re all you came in for a face-to- butcher looks at you, then equal and that people face interview. How about calls the number after are treated badly because the vacant apartment yours. No worries, it’s a they deserve it, or are in- that mysteriously became ferior to you — or you can mistake, and you tell him. unavailable when you start having painfully But wait. He glares at showed up, cash deposit honest and extremely un- you and says, “wait your and references in hand? comfortable conversations turn.” Now you’re con- And all the while, other that will ultimately make fused, but you don’t want well-meaning, yet total- things better for everyone. to make waves, so you wait ly oblivious people (some until he serves the next may even think they’re In other words, you can one. But then the next, your friends) are telling be part of the solution — and the next are served as you that this can’t be hap- or choose to remain part of you hold up your ticket. pening to you, because it the problem. Well, you could just go has never happened to Cheryl Charles can be to another store, but your them. time is short and you reached at ccharles@item- You’re trying to stay live.com. don’t want to have to start positive, but you know shopping all over again. It when you’re being gas- would mean putting every- lighted. 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Ten years ago it down to first paying people an event where company them — that’s their right. Circulation news reports of what hap- was an assault of abbrevi- as little as possible and honchos network with so- Emboldened by the reign- [email protected] pened to the economy. Why ations: ABS (asset-backed then getting them to part phisticated investors. No ing gospel of light-touch Ext. 3 were so many people losing securities), CDO (collat- with their paycheck with- simple sandwiches here — regulation, fintech firms their jobs? Our savings? eralized-debt obligation), out resorting to violence. they served us hot food in a Newsroom are now metastasizing [email protected] I would read a sentence CDS (credit default swap). As digital technology and nice hotel. past basic understanding [email protected] over and over in the news, Casualties from the finan- high-speed finance gun for- The company’s well- — in the process creating Ext. 4 lips twitching, a doctor of cial crisis pleaded for help ward, we’re now prey to to- known young chief exec- a language architecture Sports letters from Stanford who and scrambled to under- day’s capitalism: a more er- utive stood up to say his that has proven toxic to [email protected] could not comprehend stand the actual balance udite, peaceable mugging. piece: He described “the our society. I’ve learned to Ext. 5 what he was reading. sheets that contained their Keep your eyes on fintech modern portfolio” and ex- pay close attention to this Retail and Online Feeling rather dumb, and homes. Meanwhile, the in particular, where tech- plained how “crypto-mar- money talk, because that’s Advertising caught flat-footed by my wizards of high finance nology is used to gin up kets would define the where inside players are [email protected] plunging IRA, I decided buried the bodies in those financial services and, in future of digital assets.” able to divvy the blame ADVERTISING to immerse myself in the acronyms. turn, complex finance used Geoff, the chipper young and the costs. The prob- Ernie Carpenter Jr. language of high finance. “When we speak,” a re- to gin up technology-de- man seated next to me, lem is, when the system Director of Advertising I designed my own crash nowned linguist once as- pendent industries.The is- boasted that he had just and Business Development, ext. 1355 goes sour, we don’t have [email protected] course to investigate how serted, “we exercise the sue isn’t simply that mon- launched his own “lead- to imagine who’ll be left the world of money talks. I power of language to ey is increasingly digitized ing cryptocurrency and David McBournie holding the bag. We’ve ex- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 interviewed men who cap- transform reality.” Or, to and that the total economy Blockchain-focused fund perienced it. [email protected] tained private equity firms paraphrase George Carlin, increasingly interwoven of funds.” When I peppered Here we go again. Woof! Ralph Mitchell and quants who juiced “Meow” can mean “Woof” with high finance. The in- him with questions, he Sales Representative, ext. 1313 hedge funds. I conversed in Cat. crowd is leveraging lan- was adamant that I under- Rich Benjamin is the [email protected] with a retired board mem- Before, it was all about guage to transform our stand he had launched a author of “Searching for Patricia Whalen ber of Bank of America and investment banks, com- understanding of capital crypto-assets hedge fund, Whitopia: An Improbable Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] with whispery handlers mercial lenders and pri- and accept their premises not a crypto-assets invest- Journey to the Heart of who ran “family offices” — vate equity. Now it’s fin- of profit. These notions and ment bank. White America.” His high-fi- BUSINESS OFFICE that is, wealthy individuals tech and Blockchain. Sure, terms have a devastating “Of course,” I nodded. nance research is supported Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 hired by wealthy individ- every industry has its domino effect for all of us, Arthur Levitt, the former by the Economic Hardship [email protected] uals to provide concierge verbal tics. But this circle shaping taxation, regu- chairman of the Securities Reporting Project. Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EDITORIAL Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] Northeastern University expansion Recession threat shows Marian Kinney ext. 1212 [email protected] — a historical society folly of shutdown Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] The Nahant Historical species. The Point has a and climate change. The federal government shutdown is taking a steadi- Mike Shanahan Society (NHS) Board unique geological forma- At the same time, we ly increasing toll on the quality of life in America. Trash Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 of Directors has come tion, which has delight- strongly believe any is strewn across national parks. Lines are growing at [email protected] to the conclusion that ed and challenged Nah- further expansion of the airports as unpaid Transportation Security Agency of- Carolina Trujillo it has a responsibility ficers choose to stay home. Some 800,000 government Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 anters for centuries. Its Marine Science Center [email protected] to NHS members and history stretches back to will irrevocably change workers have to rely on their savings and credit cards the people of Nahant ancient times, back to an to pay for the basics of life. Jim Wilson not only the scenic beau- None of this seems to matter much to the Republican Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] to speak out clearly era in which some histo- ty of East Point but also lawmakers who won’t work with congressional Dem- against further expan- rians believe East Point the essential being of ocrats to fund the government. That’s even though CIRCULATION sion by Northeastern to have been the landing our small town. By this most have made plain with their past inaction that Lisa Mahmoud University at East Point. site of the Viking explor- Manager, ext. 1239 expansion, Northeastern they don’t agree with President Donald Trump when [email protected] East Point is a Natural er Thorvald. he says a shutdown is a small price to pay if it results may well be destroying CLASSIFIED Resource District under Early Native Amer- the very things they are in $5.7 billion for a wall along parts of the southern the town’s bylaws, and icans used the Point border. What should matter to GOP legislators are the Abbe Young Smith hoping to study. Manager, ext. 1276 has been for nearly 30 as their summer home increasingly strong signs that the shutdown is hurting [email protected] We prefer Northeast- the economy. years. If further expan- and fishing grounds. Its ern to build their vision GRAPHICS sion is allowed, that will primeval forests were With no end in sight, U.S. companies are increasing- in a community that Trevor Andreozzi be an historic decision cut down to make way ly frustrated with their inability to gain approvals for has the size and infra- imports, contract renewals and purchases. Executives Designer which will negatively for Ram Pasture for over [email protected] structure to support say the uncertainty fueled by the showdown is forcing impact the future of 100 years, before becom- Zachary Cotto their long-term goals. them to delay investment decisions. Designer East Point’s landscape, ing the site of the Nah- One troubling report came from the White House [email protected] and that of our town, for ant Hotel in the 1800s. Nahant clearly does not have that infrastructure itself. Kevin Hassett, chair of the president’s Council Mohamed Diop future generations. East Point was the home of Economic Advisers, said the shutdown was hav- Designer The mission of the of the great statesman or size. As one of the ing twice the negative effect of initial projections and [email protected] Nahant Historical So- and Nahanter Henry preservation-focused or- that the U.S. has already reduced quarterly economic Mark Sutherland ganizations in Nahant, growth nearly 0.5 percent. Michael Corbat, chief execu- Creative Director ciety is not only to look Cabot Lodge and his [email protected] back at the history of family, before it became the Nahant Historical tive of Citigroup, fears government leaders are “talking NEWSROOM Nahant but also to look an important military Society is committed ourselves into a recession.” forward and speak out site during the Spanish unequivocally to saving Has this registered with Trump? His greatest po- Mike Alongi litical strength has been the booming economy and a Sports Reporter ext. 1228 against decisions which American War, World and protecting all that is [email protected] special about our town. labor market so tight that U.S. workers recently have may have a significant War I and World War II; enjoyed their fastest wage growth in a decade. There Bill Brotherton impact upon the cultural and a Nike base during Nahant Historical So- Features Editor ext. 1338 were already reasons to worry that the global economy [email protected] and historical direction the Cold War. It has ciety Board of Directors: was slowing because of the U.S.-China trade fight. Now Gayla Cawley of Nahant in the future. been enjoyed for many recent stories have noted that while some in Trump’s President Chris Reporter, ext. 1236 The Society is tasked to years as an open rec- orbit believed he was nervous about the economy and [email protected] Mathias preserve the town’s past reational space for the fretting about the negative coverage he was getting Cheryl Charles for the benefit of future townspeople of Nahant, Vice President Nancy over the showdown, others close to the president were News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] generations. We must and we hope that what Cantelmo encouraging him to stay the course, believing he had keep the essential being now is open space will Treasurer Suzanne leverage. Bella diGrazia That’s not how it looks from 3,000 miles away. If Reporter, ext. 1317 of our town … our histo- remain so. Hamill [email protected] ry, our scenic beauty, our The Nahant Historical Secretary Tess Trump loses in a landslide in November 2020 because of an economic downturn triggered by his intransi- Thomas Grillo sense of community. Society supports the vi- Munro Bauta Reporter, ext. 1264 Austin Antrim gence, that would be rich with irony. But it would also [email protected] East Point embodies sion of Northeastern in be accompanied by a lot of human misery. Here’s hop- Doris Bongiorno Spenser Hasak all of these attributes. wanting to establish the ing rationality soon prevails at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Photographer, ext. 1332 It is an environmental- Marine Science Center Joyce Haynes [email protected] ly sensitive area, as a among world leaders in T. Rose Holdcraft Editorial by The San Diego Union-Tribune Thor Jourgensen natural habitat for wild the fields of marine and Eden Reiner Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 plants, migratory birds, environmental science, Roxanne Schena [email protected] Daniel Kane and wildlife of many coastal sustainability Marc Schepens Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause Thoughts and hopes for a ferry E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ [email protected] Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg When it came to yank- What about the winter drivers can pass by every Edward M. Grant Owen O’Rourke ing Lynn’s ferry from months? They should cer- day. E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Photographer, ext. 1224 Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall [email protected] the waterfront, I believe tainly boost ridership and The state has plenty of W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Gov. Baker did not take some drivers would even money: let’s take some Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Emma LeBlanc Pérez J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Copy Editor in consideration that the ride a ferry year round — and apply it to the ferry. Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman [email protected] ferry was funded only for making it a habit. As Boston Mayor Marty Harold Rivera a few months from May We need to reach out to Walsh recently men- PUBLISHERS Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] to early September. more than local resi- tioned, his city is getting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 July and August are the dents with signage and choked with traffic. Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Roberto Scalese months when most people advertisements when — Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 News Editor, ext. 1211 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 [email protected] take vacation time, and hopefully — we get the L. Robert Nadeau Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 many take Friday off. ferry back. We need signs Lynn Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Anne Marie Tobin Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Bridget Turcotte READERS’ FORUM Reporter, ext. 1269 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] Ryan York We want your letters Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and comments from readers. TECHNOLOGY Please send yours to the Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Jan. 21 - Sunday, Jan. 27

The Community Calendar Tuesday, Jan. 22 Sunday, Jan. 27 Saturday, Jan. 26 (978) 825-7200 to sign up, St., 7:15-8:20 p.m. runs every Monday and 1:30-3 p.m. covers the week from Entertainment Entertainment Entertainment Tuesday, Jan. 22 Monday through the Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports Brewery Tour and Tasting Silent movie night and Entertainment following Sunday. Items Bar, 8 p.m. at Bent Water Brewing potluck dinner at Nahant Center School Prince Piz- Entertainment for the Community Company, 2 p.m. Village Church, 5:30 p.m. za family night, 4-8 p.m. The Artist’s Way writing Municipal class ($60) at 89 Burrill Calendar can be sent to Sunday Night Musical Municipal City Council meeting at Open Mic featuring Brian St., 6-7:30 p.m. [email protected]. City Council, City Hall, City Hall, 8 p.m. Dickens at Walnut Street PEABODY Ukulele Group at the Pub- Please include the town, 7:30 p.m. type of event (education, Cafe, 7:30-10:30 p.m. lic Library, 6-7 p.m. entertainment, municipal), Wednesday, Jan. 23 Tuesday, Jan. 22 Rainbow Reads, riday an place and time of event. F , J . 25 LGBTQIA+ reading group Entertainment LYNNFIELD Education for adults at the Public Li- Education Story Time with Miss Sue Veterans Memorial High brary, 7-8 p.m. LYNN at Lynn Public Library, Tuesday, Jan. 22 School periods 1 and 2 High school mid-year ex- mid-year exams, 485 Low- ams period 7 and up, 485 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23 Municipal ell St. Lowell St. Monday, Jan. 21 Speak Up Spoken Word Open Mic hosted by David School Committee, Al Municipal Education Somerset at Walnut Street Merritt Media & Cultur- Wednesday, Jan. 23 SAUGUS Public School Choice & The 33rd annual Dr. Cafe, 7 to 10 p.m. al Center, 600 Market St., School Committee Budget Education Martin Luther King Jr. 6:30 p.m. Board of Select- hearing at the high school, Tuesday, Jan. 22 Breakfast, sponsored by men, Town Hall, Joseph High school periods 3 and 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24 4 mid-year exams, 485 the Community Minori- Maney Meeting Room, 7 Municipal Age Friendly Study Com- Lowell St. ty Cultural Center, at Entertainment p.m. Retirement Board meet- mittee at the Senior Cen- Knights of Columbus, North Shore & Boston Online privacy and digital ter, 8:30 p.m. safety seminar, Peabody ing at Town Hall Annex 177 Lynnfield St., 8 a.m. area networking event at Wednesday, Jan. 23 Institute Library, 82 Main building, noon-2 p.m. School Superintendent Revolution Pie + Pint, 6 Thursday, Jan. 24 St. second floor, 3-4 p.m. Dr. Patrick Tutwiler is p.m. Education Wednesday, Jan. 23 Education keynote speaker. Karaoke Night at Buchan- School progress reports go Entertainment home. Professional Development 8th annual Dr. Martin an Cafe, 9 p.m. Preschool story and crafts, Municipal Luther King Jr. Day of Day, early release for all Entertainment Peabody Institute Library, Conservation Commission Service at Lynn Vocation- meeting at Town Hall An- students at 12:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25 Mother Goose story time, 82 Main St. program room, al Technical Institute, nex Building, 7 p.m. library, 18 Summer St., Call (978) 531-0100 to re- Entertainment 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Speaking Entertainment Board of Selectmen meet- lap-sit storytime for in- serve a spot for a child 2-5 Drawing & Painting In- program with elected of- Acoustic Fridays at Bent ing at Saugus Town Hall, fants through 24 months, years old, 10:30-11:30 a.m. tensive with Tereza Swan- ficials is at 10 a.m. and Water Brewing Company, 7 p.m. 10-10:30 a.m. Pajama story time with da ($125) at 89 Burrill St., service projects begin at 6 p.m. hot cocoa and cookies, Pea- 9:30-11:30 a.m. 11 a.m. Micadelic at Bent Water Municipal body Institute Library, 82 Thursday, Jan. 24 Young At Heart: Book Brewing Company, 9 p.m. Open Space & Recreation Main St. program room. Club for adults at the Pub- Entertainment Municipal Plan Committee, Town Call (978) 531-0100 to re- lic Library, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Happy Birthday Land of Saturday, Jan. 26 Hall, Second Floor, 6 p.m. serve a spot for a child 4-9 Board of Appeals meeting a Thousand Hills Coffee. at Saugus Town Hall, 7 years old, 4-5 p.m. riday an Half priced lattes with a Entertainment p.m. F , J . 25 “Happy Birthday” design Thursday, Jan. 24 Ripple Design Workshop Thursday, Jan. 24 Entertainment and slice of cake, 9 a.m.-12 at Land of a Thousand Municipal Silly Sounds Story Time p.m. ducation SWAMPSCOTT Hills Coffee, 10 a.m. Board of Health, Town E with Music & Movement, Dencity Poetic Soul Open Taproom Yoga at Bent Wa- Hall, 5:30 p.m. High school periods 5 and Monday, Jan. 21 for children birth and Mic hosted by Michelle ter Brewing Company, 11 6 mid-year exams, 485 up, at the Public Library, La Poetica. Smooth and a.m. Lowell St. Entertainment 10:15-11:15 a.m. mellow vibes. Writing Live Music featuring NAHANT Center School interna- Miracles in Music class for prompts followed by open The Full Tilt Serenade at tional day, 18 Irving St. all ages with developmen- Sunday, Jan. 27 mic with all styles of po- Walnut Street Cafe, 8:30- Tuesday, Jan. 22 MassHire North Shore tal disabilities at 89 Bur- etry welcome at Walnut 11:30 p.m. Career Center resume rill St., 6:30-7:30 p.m. Entertainment Street Cafe, 7-10 p.m. Live Music Saturdays at Municipal writing workshop, Pea- EveryBody Yoga with Sta- Second Annual Poets Lau- Karaoke Night at Lazy Bent Water Brewing Com- Trustees meeting at Nah- body Institute Library, 82 cie Nardizzi, iyengar-in- reate Reading at Reach Dog Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. pany, 8:30 p.m. ant Public Library, 6:30 p.m. Main St. second floor. Call spired yoga, at 89 Burrill Arts, 89 Burrill St., 3 p.m. A scaled-down, still angry, Women’s March returns By Ashraf Khalil smaller. The original plan "Democracy is not a ASSOCIATED PRESS was to gather on the Na- spectator sport and I came tional Mall. But with the out to continue to stand WASHINGTON — Amid forecast calling for snow for that proposition, said internal controversies and and freezing rain and the Ellen Klugman of Marina a capital city deeply dis- National Park Service no Del Rey. "If I don't go, who tracted by the partial gov- longer plowing snow be- will?" ernment shutdown, the cause of the shutdown, In San Francisco, House third Women's March re- organizers on Thursday Speaker Nancy Pelosi was turned to Washington on changed the march's loca- in the march and video Saturday with an endur- tion and route. on Twitter showed people ing message of anger and As it turned out the clapping and cheering as defiance aimed directly at weather was chilly but she passed. President Donald Trump's otherwise pleasant, and In Denver, protester Jac- White House. the mood among the quelynn Sigl said it's a The original march in marchers a now-familiar mistake to focus solely on 2017, the day after Trump's mix of sister-power cama- Trump. ITEM PHOTO | BELLA diGRAZIA inauguration, flooded the raderie and defiant anger "It's not OK, the rhetoric city with pink-hatted pro- toward Trump and the the president has today, A participant holds one of the thousands of handmade signs displayed testers. The exact size of larger power structure. As but it's also important during the Women’s March in Boston on Saturday. the turnout remains sub- always the Trump admin- to know this isn't an an- ject to a politically charged istration was the direct ti-Trump rally," she said. debate, but it's generally target of most of the abuse "This isn't about him. It's Lynn students join Women’s March regarded as the largest — with fresh bitterness about the thought that's Washington protest since stemming from more re- running across the coun- WOMEN thing they hear in the tional speakers through- the Vietnam era. cent events like Supreme try right now." From A1 media, about what’s going out the day, Congress- This year was a more Court Justice Brett Kava- Preparations for this on in our country, and it’s woman Ayanna Pressley modest affair for multi- naugh's successful confir- year's march were roiled director of the middle and a way for them to advo- had the crowd cheering ple reasons. An estimated mation last fall despite a by an intense ideological high school programs at cate for what they need as as the march’s keynote 100,000 protesters packed direct accusation of sexual debate among the move- Girls Inc. young girls and women.” speaker. several blocks around misconduct when he was ment's senior leadership. “It gives us the opportu- The age diversity of the Pressley ended her ap- Freedom Plaza, just east of in high school. In November, Teresa crowd was arguably the pearance by inviting up the White House, holding One sign declared, Shook, one of the move- nity to stand up for what we believe in and fight for most powerful testament all the speakers who are a daylong rally. The march "Strong women only fear ment's founders, accused of the day. There were in- elected officials or have itself took about an hour weak men." Another stat- the four main leaders of what’s right,” said 14-year- old Angelina Nhiv. fants with their parents, run for office in the past, and only moved about four ed, "MOOD: Still pretty the national march orga- toddlers parading in Wom- and recited a commitment blocks west along Penn- mad about Kavanaugh." nization of anti-Semitism. The atmosphere was powerful, yet seeming- en’s March merchandise for the thousands of peo- sylvania Avenue past the Parallel marches took The accusation was lev- while holding mini signs ple in front of them. The Trump International Ho- place in dozens of cities eled at two primary lead- ly calm. With the thou- sands of handmade signs of their own, teenagers commitment encouraged tel before looping back to around the country. ers: Linda Sarsour, a Pal- growing empowered while on display, attendees of all the women in atten- Freedom Plaza. In Los Angeles, a few estinian-American who cheering on the array of the march had zero fear dance to take the fight for Organizers submitted hundred demonstrators has frequently criticized guest speakers, and old- of expressing their opin- their rights even further a permit application es- gathered in Pershing Israeli policies, and Tami- er couples encouraging ions. With phrases such by running for office. timating up to 500,000 Square downtown and ka Mallory, who has main- kind words and freedom of as “Women’s rights are “What we saw and what participants even though marched to Grand Park as tained a public association speech. we put forth in 2018 was it was widely expected the crowd swelled to thou- with Nation of Islam lead- human rights,” “We are “It’s important for wom- the granddaughters of work,” said Pressley. “We that the turnout would be sands. er Louis Farrakhan. en to have rights,” said are just getting started.” the witches you couldn’t 14-year-old Nelson Carri- Then, 20,000 people took burn,” a number of quotes on, a Lynn KIPP Acade- to the streets of Boston from popular songs by my student. “Today, in our to walk in solidarity for famous musicians such society, women are treat- equal rights. as Ariana Grande and ed less than. By us (men) “There are people who Drake, and too-many-to- being here, it shows we care about the same is- count signs with colorful- want to stand up for their sues these girls do and ly negative thoughts on rights. If men aren’t in- there are people working President Donald Trump, cluding themselves, then to make things better for it was clear that no one it shows they don’t care women and girls in this held back. how women feel.” country,” said Crowley. For “As soon as I learned the The lack of equal rights them to see that people in march was happening, I for not only women, but this society do care is im- thought this could be a people with disabilities, portant.” really great experience for those in the LGBTQ com- our girls,” said Crowley. munity, and people of col- Bella diGrazia can be “It’s an opportunity to let or were also addressed reached at bdigrazia@ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS their voices be heard and during the many speeches itemlive.com. Follow her Demonstrators march on Pennsylvania Ave. on Saturday during the for them to be able to do given. While there were on Twitter @BelladiGra- Women’s March in Washington. something about every- close to two dozen inspira- zia. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- by medication at 3:14 p.m. After 2016 ruling, battles over larly arrests, reflect police records. Friday on Pinkham Place; at In the event of a perceived inac- 8:26 p.m. Friday on Nahant curacy, it is the sole responsibility Place. A report of an overdose at juvenile lifer cases persist of the concerned party to contact 3:40 a.m. Saturday on Ocean the relevant police department and Street. By Sharon Cohen decision, one of four in re- have the department issue a no- A report of an opiate over- and Adam Geller cent years focused on the tice of correction to the Daily Item. dose at 3:15 p.m. Saturday ASSIOCATED PRESSS punishment of juveniles, Corrections or clarifications will not on Western Avenue. hinged partly on research Locked up for life at 15, showing the brains of ado- be made without express notice of Norman Brown remains change from the arresting police Theft lescents are slow to devel- defined by the crime that op, making teen offenders put him behind bars. department. A report of motor vehicle likelier to act recklessly Twenty-seven years ago, theft at 2:59 p.m. Friday at but capable of rehabilita- Brown joined a neighbor LYNN 33 Cherry St. tion. The court said they more than twice his age to A report of a larceny at 5:38 must not be punished with rob a jewelry shop in Ches- Arrests p.m. Friday at 300 Washing- the same severity and fi- terfield, Mo., and the man ton St.; at 5:19 p.m. Saturday nality as adults, and that shot the owner to death. Daniel Goichman, of 195 at 12 Spring Road; at 6:16 a life-without-parole sen- The shooter was executed. Union St., was arrested on p.m. Saturday at Walgreens at tence should be reserved But state officials, bound warrant charges of distribut- 290 Broadway. for those inmates deemed by a 2016 U.S. Supreme ing obscene matter and dis- beyond rehabilitation. Court ruling, pledged to tributing material of a nude Vandalism At the time, more than child at 3:11 p.m. Saturday. give Brown an opportu- A report of motor vehicle nity to get out — then re- 2,000 inmates were serv- Alessandra Lograsso, 33, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing mandatory life-with- of 100 Willow St., was arrest- vandalism at 1:28 p.m. Friday jected parole in a process a at 269 Ocean St.; at 9:05 federal judge ruled recent- Norman Brown, 42, has been behind bars for 27 out-parole sentences, most ed and charged with disor- for murder convictions. derly conduct at 11:19 p.m. a.m. Saturday at 52 Archer St. ly must be overhauled. years for being an accomplice in a jewelry store A report of vandalism at Three years after the Su- robbery that left the owner dead. And most cases were clus- Saturday. tered in a few states. Michael Toro, 55, of 780 2:10 p.m. Friday at 108 preme Court gave inmates Union St.; at 4:49 a.m. Satur- like Brown a chance at In Missouri, lawmakers will eventually recognize In Pennsylvania, 399 of Albany St., was arrested and more than 500 juvenile charged with assault and day at Domino’s Pizza at 707 freedom, the justice sys- decided the more than 100 his remorse, as well as his Western Ave.; at 4:54 a.m. tem is gaining speed in inmates serving life for thousands of hours in re- lifers have been resen- battery on a person 60-plus/ tenced and 163 have been disabled and assault and Saturday at 875 Western Ave. revisiting scores of cases. adolescent crimes would storative justice programs About 400 offenders orig- get a parole hearing after and work as a prison hos- released, according to the battery at 5:06 p.m. Friday. Department of Correc- Eli Vigil Vigil, 27, of 335 MARBLEHEAD inally sentenced to life 25 years. But the state is pice caretaker and train- without parole as juve- in court because the pa- ing rescue dogs. tions. Bradley Bridge, of Boston St., was arrested and the Defenders Association charged with malicious wan- niles have been released role board has denied re- In a telephone interview Complaints of Philadelphia, said the ton property defacement at nationwide, and hundreds lease in 85 percent of cas- from Potosi Correctional last of that city’s 325 lif- 5:17 a.m. Saturday. A caller reported being up- of others have been resen- es it has heard and has yet Center, Brown recounted set that the school bus had tenced to shorter terms or to free anyone. what he did that night in ers could be resentenced Accidents stopped in the middle of made eligible for release Parole hearings have 1991. this spring. Judges have the road at 8:01 a.m. Friday by law. been brief and focused on “It’s shameful. ... Be- recently rejected some ne- A report of a motor vehicle at Elm and Mugford streets But most remain behind inmates’ crimes, with lit- cause I’m an adult now, gotiated sentences as too crash at 2:54 p.m. Friday at and held up traffic on both bars as prosecutors and tle, if any, attention on the I know what it is to love light. The last of their de- 20 High St.; at 4:51 p.m. Fri- sides for more than five min- judges wrestle with diffi- circumstances preceding your family,” he said. “I can liberations are complicat- day at Franklin and N Com- utes which interrupted her cult cases. Tensions have them or what offenders definitely see where (op- ed by the fact that many mon streets; at 9:30 p.m. Fri- commute. The caller told the mounted and lawsuits have done to rehabilitate position to release) comes still awaiting resentenc- day at 37 Essex St.; at 9:27 bus driver her complaint and have been filed in states themselves, a lawsuit filed from, and I think it comes ing have served less time a.m. Saturday at 15 Union explained she had to get to like Missouri, while in 21 by the MacArthur Justice from a place of pain.” and have less of a prison St.; at 10 a.m. Saturday at school as a substitute teach- others, life-without-parole Center alleges. Florence Honickman’s record to assess, or they 131 Ocean St.; at 11:04 a.m. er. She wanted a solution to sentences are prohibited The board’s actions vio- husband, Stephen, was have mental illnesses or Saturday at 560 Summer St.; being held up and was told to for those 17 and young- late the constitutional re- killed by Brown’s com- a history of prison viola- at 12:44 p.m. Saturday at seek an alternate route. er. About a third of those quirement that inmates be panion, and she vividly tions. 1067 Western Ave.; at 1:24 A report of a young child bans have been approved provided a “realistic oppor- recalls the teen snatching “The cases we have re- p.m. Saturday at Brimblecom alone at 5:44 p.m. Friday on since 2016, according to tunity for release,” a feder- a pendant off her neck maining are probably the Street and Western Avenue; at Leggs Hill Road. A passing the Campaign for the Fair al judge found in October, as she lay bleeding from toughest ones,” Bridge 5:14 p.m. Saturday at South motorist reported driving past Sentencing of Youth. ordering changes. Missou- bullet wounds. She lives said. and Summer streets; at 5:16 a young child, approximately “The national trend is ri’s corrections agency and in Florida but returned In Louisiana, after years p.m. Saturday at 825 Boston 5 years old, walking alone on certainly one where states attorney general’s office to Missouri to oppose of resistance by courts and St.; at 5:26 p.m. Saturday at the street. The driver didn’t are moving away from declined comment. Brown’s parole. prosecutors, the state is Bay View and Western ave- want to stop and startle the these sentences, whether After Brown’s hearing “My family was turned reconsidering the sentenc- nues; at 5:34 p.m. Saturday child so she kept driving and by legislation or through in May 2017, the board upside down and inside es of roughly 300 offend- at CVS at 65 Boston St.; at called police. the courts,” said Jody Kent cited his crime in deny- out,” she said in an inter- ers. Through December, 45 5:45 p.m. Saturday at Bos- A report of suspicious ac- Lavy, executive director of ing parole. The state has view. “Do you really know had come before a parole ton and N Federal streets; at tivity at 6:04 p.m. Friday on the group. But “there are since argued he is not deep down that this man committee, with 37 ap- 6:03 p.m. Saturday at Fern- Dean Road. A caller report- still some outliers that in yet eligible because he — he’s a man now, not a proved for release and 31 wood and Euclid avenues; ed someone banging on her many ways are refusing received consecutive sen- child — has he really, real- of those now out, accord- at 9:51 p.m. Saturday at 62 back door. She was freaking to comply with the court’s tences. Brown, now 42, ly changed?” ing to the Board of Par- New Ocean St.; at 11:35 p.m. out as she didn’t know who mandate.” said he hopes the board The high court’s 2016 dons and Parole. Saturday at Boston and Ford it was and was home alone. streets; at 11:39 p.m. Satur- Police asked her to look out day at Richdale Convenience a window or door while they Store at 585 Essex St.; at were on the phone to try to Saugus driver dies after horrific crash 1:22 a.m. Sunday at Com- get some sort of description. mercial Street and Lynnway; But she refused saying she SAUGUS was too scared to look. Po- at 3:12 a.m. Sunday at Nah- From A1 ant Rotary/1 Lynnway. lice reported video revealed A report of a motor vehicle the person who knocked was wearing a reflective vest and It’s unclear if the crash crash with personal injury at was related to the snow 5:43 p.m. Friday on Western carrying a flashlight. Police re- ported there were no Marble- and ice storm that bat- Avenue; at 5:42 p.m. Satur- tered New England on day at 80 Neptune Blvd. head agencies — water, sewer, light etc. — out working at the Sunday, but the cause is A report of a motor vehicle under investigation by hit and run crash at 10:21 time; at 6:19 p.m. Friday on Kenneth Road. A caller report- Saugus Police and the a.m. Sunday at Boston Street Massachusetts State Po- and Winnepurkit Avenue. ed her son got jumped while walking on West Shore Drive lice Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section. by Stramski Way. Assaults The Massachusetts Department of Environ- A report of an assault and SWAMPSCOTT mental Protection also re- battery at 1:39 p.m. Friday on sponded to the scene after Spring Street. Accidents a report of an oil leak. A report of an assault at The car is expected to be A report of a motor vehicle 11:58 p.m. Friday on Broad removed from the crash crash at 9:55 a.m. Friday at Street; at 9:04 p.m. Saturday site on Monday morning. at BayRidge Hospital on Gran- Starbucks at 450 Paradise ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ite Street; at 10:40 p.m. Sat- Road. Gayla Cawley can be A view from the front of the house at 31 Hammersmith Drive in Saugus urday on Hamilton Avenue; at A report of a motor vehicle reached at gcawley@item- shows the garage, which contains a 275 gallon old tank that was dis- 9:13 a.m. Sunday at Lynnway hit and run crash at 4:35 p.m. live.com. Follow her on placed, with a smashed back wall after a vehicle broke through it and Mart on Lynnway. Friday at 15 Park Square. Twitter @GaylaCawley. plunged down a 40-foot embankment in the back yard. Breaking and Entering Complaints POLICE BRIEFS A report of a breaking and A report of a disturbance entering at 11:04 a.m. Sun- at 1:39 a.m. Friday at 9 Rose St.; at 10:29 p.m. Friday at Police investigate shooting about the shooting to Rivera, of Lawrence. nent hearing loss in her day at Jimmy’s Roast Beef at contact the police depart- He was detained on $1 right ear after a police 435 Boston St. 98 Rockland St. death in Pittsfield A report of suspicious activ- ment’s detective bureau. million bond after being captain fired a gun next ity at 8:51 a.m. Friday at Holy PITTSFIELD (AP) — Investigators say they charged Friday night with to her head during a Overdose do not believe there is Name Church at 60 Monu- A man is dead after an permitting substantial training exercise. any threat to the general bodily injury to a child A report of an overdose ment Ave. early morning shooting in The Republican news- Pittsfield. public. and misleading a police paper reports Christina The Berkshire Eagle investigation. Kalin, of Springfield, reports that police went Man charged in connection Sixth-grader Precious filed the lawsuit against to Edward Avenue shortly with 11-year-old girl’s death Wallaces, of Haverhill, Springfield and its police after 2 a.m. on Sunday died at a hospital Dec. department on Thursday. Lynn Drug Task Force after a report of a possi- LAWRENCE (AP) — A 18, three days after being She’s seeking $535,000 ble shooting victim. They man has been arrested in found unresponsive in a in damages for medical found the man with at connection with the death Lawrence home. Medical expenses, lost wages and Hotline least one gunshot wound. of an 11-year-old girl in examiners have not yet pain and suffering. The victim, whose name what police have been determined how she died. Kalin says she was was not immediately investigating as a possible The Eagle-Tribune injured during an active 781-477-4444 released, was pronounced case of drug poisoning. reported a caller told a shooter drill at the Jewish dead at the scene. Authorities on Saturday police dispatcher that Community Center in CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Authorities are asking announced the arrest “a baby ate a bunch of Springfield in February anyone with information of 58-year-old Miguel candy” and was bleeding 2016. The lawsuit says or text the word tiplynn and your tip to through the nose and Capt. Rupert Daniel mouth. fired a .38-caliber hand- “tip411” (847411) It wasn’t clear if Rivera gun near her head twice has an attorney who could during the exercise. ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! respond to the allegations. Springfield City Solic- All reports of neighborhood activity itor Edward Pikula said Lawsuit: Woman suffered city officials are reviewing will be investigated. hearing loss after police drill the allegations and had Call Customer Service no further comment. Callers may remain anonymous SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Daniel is on leave from to place an ad A western city is being the police department sued by a woman who while serving overseas Spanish menu available 781-593-7700, ext. 2 says she suffered perma- with the U.S. military. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Call for political action after Laquan McDonald cases

By Sara Burnett term next month. ASSOCIATED PRESS Roughly a dozen candi- dates are running to re- CHICAGO — Activists place him, and almost all and others who were dis- of them blasted both judg- appointed by the outcome es’ decisions this week and of two historic cases in- what they said was a lack volving the killing of black of accountability for offi- teenager Laquan McDon- cers who commit crimes ald by a white Chicago while on duty. police officer see a way for- “With so many members ward — by turning trage- of our Black and Brown dy into political power. communities criminalized PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A judge on Friday sen- and jailed for non-violent tenced former Chicago po- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the expected offer was nothing more drug offenses, Van Dyke’s lice officer Jason Van Dyke sentence today shows that than “a compilation of several previously rejected initiatives” and that to less than seven years our lives don’t matter,” the effort could not pass the House. in prison for McDonald’s Cook County Board Pres- 2014 death. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Video of Van Dyke firing ident Toni Preckwinkle, 16 shots at McDonald as A judge on Friday sen- a top candidate who’s Af- Democrats aren’t buying tenced former Chica- rican-American, said in a he walked away from the officer prompted protests, go police officer Jason written statement. a U.S. Justice Department Van Dyke to less than The impact has extend- Trump’s ‘compromise’ investigation of the Chi- seven years in prison ed to communities out- cago Police Department for McDonald’s 2014 side Chicago, said Rashad Robinson, president of the gration actions — actions Radical Democrat.” and the firing of the police death. By Jill Colvin, national civil rights orga- that have been blocked by He also on Sunday ap- superintendent, among Catherine Lucey nization Color Of Change. and Zeke Miller federal courts. peared to threaten to tar- other changes. It also was take to the streets,” he The group worked with ASSOCIATED PRESS Democrats dismissed get millions of people liv- a key piece of evidence in said. “It’s time we take to Chicago-area activists to Trump’s proposal ahead ing in the country illegally Van Dyke’s trial, when a the polls.” unseat Alvarez, with a WASHINGTON — In of his televised speech, af- if he doesn’t eventually jury last year found him Calloway is trying to “Bye, Anita” campaign. a bid to break the shut- ter reports of his prepared get his way, writing that, guilty of second-degree defeat a five-term alder- It’s also helped elect new down stalemate, Presi- remarks were published. “there will be no big push murder and 16 counts of man in local elections next district attorneys in plac- dent Donald Trump of- House Speaker Nancy Pe- to remove the 11,000,000 aggravated battery. month to win a seat on es like Philadelphia and fered to extend temporary losi said the expected offer plus people who are here The judge’s sentence the Chicago City Council. protections for young was nothing more than illegally-but be careful of six years and nine He has criticized the in- in St. Louis County, where people brought to the “a compilation of several Nancy!” months — less than half cumbent and other black a white officer wasn’t U.S. illegally as children previously rejected initia- Trump had sought to of the penalty sought by aldermen for not doing charged with the 2014 and those fleeing disaster tives” and that the effort cast his plan as a bipar- prosecutors — means the enough to change the cul- killing of Michael Brown, zones in exchange for his could not pass the House tisan way forward, and 40-year-old could be re- ture of a police force that a black and unarmed long-promised border wall. “What is original in the said Saturday’s proposal leased in just over three has long had a reputation 18-year-old, in Ferguson, But while Trump cast the president’s proposal is not had incorporated ideas years. It came a day after of racial bias and condon- Mo. move as a “commonsense good. What is good in the from “rank-and-file” Dem- a different judge acquitted ing police brutality. Color of Change opened compromise,” Democrats proposal is not original,” ocrats, even as top Demo- three other Chicago police The McDonald shooting an office in downtown Fer- were quick to dismiss it as she later tweeted. crats made clear they had officers accused of lying already has been a major guson to support Wesley a “nonstarter.” Senate Minority Lead- not been consulted. Sen- about the shooting to pro- factor in Chicago politics. Bell, who last fall was the With polls showing a er Chuck Schumer also ate Majority Leader Mitch tect Van Dyke. The charges against Van first African-American to majority of Americans panned the proposal as McConnell will bring the Activist William Cal- Dyke were announced in be elected St. Louis County blaming him and Repub- “more hostage taking,” legislation to a vote on loway, who helped force 2015, the same day City circuit attorney. Bell’s first licans for the impasse, saying that it was Trump Tuesday — a move that Mayor Rahm Emanuel Hall — under a judge’s or- action after taking office Trump said from the who had “single-handedly” will force Democrats who to release police video of der — released the video. was to remove three vet- White House that he was imperiled the future of the oppose the idea to vote the shooting, said he and The case was widely eran assistant prosecutors, there “to break the log- immigrants he proposed against re-opening the other community mem- seen as the reason the including one who played a jam and provide Congress to help. government as hundreds bers were “heartbroken” county’s top prosecutor, role in presenting evidence with a path forward to end Reacting to the cool re- of thousands of federal by the judges’ decisions, Anita Alvarez, was voted to a grand jury in the case. the government shutdown ception, Trump fired a workers remain without but won’t give up seeking out of office a few months He’s also made policy and solve the crisis on the flurry of tweets Saturday pay. Tuesday is also the changes. later, and it’s thought to be changes, such as ending southern border.” morning lashing out at Pe- deadline for the next fed- “If you’re a black Chica- a factor in Emanuel’s de- prosecutions for most mar- But Trump did not losi personally. He accused eral pay period. goan, don’t protest. Don’t cision not to seek a third ijuana possession cases. budge on his $5.7 billion her, without evidence, of “If the bill is filibustered demand for the wall and, having “behaved so irra- on Tuesday...people will in essence, offered to tem- tionally” and moving “so not get paid,” said White Houston home to rival MLK Day parades porarily roll back some of far to the left that she has House acting chief of staff his own hawkish immi- now officially become a Mick Mulvaney. By Juan A. Lozano ASSOCIATED PRESS HOUSTON — For more Students in ‘MAGA’ hats mock than two decades, Hous- ton has had competing parades on Martin Luther Native American after rally King Jr. Day, with orga- nizers lobbing allegations By Adam Beam ing and many wearing of the Pawnee and Sem- of favoritism and conspir- and Brian Melley “Make America Great inole tribes who is also acy at each other and at ASSOCIATED PRESS Again” hats and sweat known as Chief Quese city officials as the groups shirts, surrounded them, Imc, said he had been a battled over permits and FRANKFORT, Ky. — A chanting, laughing and part of the march and was preferred starting times. diocese in Kentucky apol- jeering. among a small group of Houston Mayor Sylves- ogized Saturday after In a joint statement , the people remaining after the ter Turner, up for re-elec- videos emerged showing Roman Catholic Diocese of rally when the boisterous tion in November, hoped students from a Catholic Covington and Covington students began chanting to finally put an end to the boys’ high school mocking Catholic High School apol- slogans such as “Make dueling events this year Native Americans outside ogized to Phillips. Officials America great” and then in a city where about a the Lincoln Memorial af- said they are investigating began doing the haka, a quarter of the population ter a rally in Washington. is black. But his decision and will take “appropriate traditional Maori dance. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Indigenous Peo- action, up to and including In a phone interview, that the city would offi- ples March in Washing- expulsion.” Frejo told The Associated cially support one parade This year, the city of Houston threw its official ton on Friday coincided “We extend our deepest Press he felt they were — the one that also hap- support behind one parade, the 41st annual with the March for Life, apologies to Mr. Phillips,” mocking the dance and pens to be the nation’s “Original” MLK, Jr. Parade, hoping the city could which drew thousands of the statement read. “This also heckling a couple of oldest such event honor- unite behind only one parade. anti-abortion protesters, behavior is opposed to the black men nearby. ing King — seems to have including a group from Church’s teachings on the One 11-minute video of brought the rivalry to a though he acknowledged can be proud of the origi- Covington Catholic High dignity and respect of the the confrontation shows new level. he would like Turner to nal MLK parade,” Brown School in Park Hills. human person.” the Haka dance and stu- Instead of backing down, lose his bid for a second said. Videos circulating online According to the “Indian dents loudly chanting organizer Charles Stamps four-year term in Novem- Houston’s dueling show a youth staring at Country Today” website, before Phillips and Fre- invited two of Turner’s ber. Stamps said he sees parades date to 1995. and standing extremely Phillips is an Omaha elder jo approached them. The biggest political challeng- nothing wrong with hav- Stamps, a former Black close to Nathan Phillips, a and Vietnam veteran who footage doesn’t show any ers to join in his MLK ing two parades and that Heritage Society volun- 64-year-old Native Ameri- holds an annual ceremony black person being heck- Grande Parade, which will King would support the teer, believed the original can man singing and play- honoring Native American led, but one black man take place at the same idea. parade was too focused on ing a drum. veterans at Arlington Na- with a camera smiles as time and within miles of “He would join our pa- African-Americans and Other students, some tional Cemetery. he shoots footage of the the city-backed Original rade and say there should needed more cultural di- wearing Covington cloth- Marcus Frejo, a member group. MLK Jr. Day Parade. be a thousand of these versity. Stamps said he Even as Stamps moved things,” Stamps said. started his own event to forward with his plans, Houston isn’t the only include additional ethnic Turner dismissed sugges- place with dueling King groups. tions that divisions re- events this year. In Jack- Through the years, both main within the nation’s sonville, Fla., a rift be- groups have filed various fourth-largest city over tween City Hall and local lawsuits over their pa- how best to celebrate Mar- civil rights groups result- rades as each group sought tin Luther King Jr. Day. ed in competing breakfast to hold its event in down- He pointed to city, county events honoring King. town Houston at the same and federal officials along The first King parade, in time. The city developed with faith-based leaders 1978, was the brainchild various rules for choosing who have come together of longtime Houston ac- among competing permits, behind one parade. tivist Ovide Duncantell, including once even using “You have all of that who died in October. It a coin toss. unity that’s taking place was held five years before In recent years, the city and that’s something we then-President Ronald has let both parades take all should be very proud Reagan signed into law place on the holiday but of and we should uplift in the bill that created the in different locations. That the spirit of Dr. King,” said national holiday for King, was the solution this year, Turner, who is black. said Sylvester Brown, the as well, though Stamps al- Stamps, too, downplayed Black Heritage Society’s leges the city has tried to any divisions. He rejected chief operating officer. convince his participants PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the idea that his selec- “We’re just excited that and sponsors to back out The Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington in Kentucky is looking into vari- tion of Turner’s rivals as we can let our community of their commitments to ous videos that show youths, possibly from the diocese’s all-male Covington grand marshals was a po- know that this is the first his parade. City officials Catholic High School, mocking Native Americans at a rally in Washington. litical swipe at the mayor, in the country and they deny Stamps’ allegations. A8 MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Lynn sees its first snow day of 2019

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 It’s a Super nish for Patriots in K.C. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The New Awaiting them in Atlanta are the Los England Patriots are headed to their Angeles Rams, who won 26-23 in over- third straight Super Bowl, once more time in New Orleans for the NFC cham- thanks to Tom Brady’s brilliance. pionship. The Rams last made the Super The five-time NFL champion guided Bowl in 2002 while based in St. Louis, the Patriots 75 yards after winning the losing to the Patriots. overtime coin toss, and backup Rex Bur- It’s the first time both conference title khead’s 2-yard TD lifted New England games went to OT. The last time both past Kansas City 37-31 for the AFC visitors won conference championship championship Sunday night. matches was 2012. The drive, during which New En- Several times, the Patriots appeared to gland had three third-down conversions, have it won, only to see Kansas City (13- against an exhausted defense was remi- 5) come back in spectacular fashion. niscent of when the Patriots beat Atlanta Brady, at 41 already the oldest quar- in the only Super Bowl to go to OT two terback to have played in a Super Bowl, years ago. drove New England 65 yards in 1:24 to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “Overtime, on the road against a great Burkhead’s go-ahead 4-yard touchdown Swampscott’s Drew Olivieri, left, who scored one of the Big Blue’s goals team,” Brady said. “They had no quit. with 39 seconds left in regulation. That Saturday, tries to get around Revere’s Zach Rufo. Neither did we. We played our best foot- was enough, though, for his far young- ball at the end. I don’t know, man, I’m er counterpart, the 23-year-old Patrick tired. That was a hell of a game.” Mahomes, to take the Chiefs 48 yards New England (13-5) benefited from to Harrison Butker’s 39-yard field goal Swampscott icemen two critical replay reviews and made its with 8 seconds left to force overtime. ninth Super Bowl with Brady at quarter- It was a sizzling offensive showing in back and Bill Belichick as coach. the fourth quarter after defense had “This is crazy,” Brady said. “What a survive Revere scare game.” PATRIOTS, B2 By Daniel Kane “They have 99 percent of our goals,” ITEM STAFF Faia said. “Once again they had all but one of our goals today. Those guys have SALEM -- The Swampscott boys hock- great chemistry, speed, hands and vi- ey team survived a last-period surge sion. They feed off each other and they by Northeastern Conference foe Revere have been carrying the load for us.” to hold on for a 3-2 win at Richard H. For Revere, Wayne Cintolo scored both Rockett Arena at Salem State Saturday goals. The Patriots ran into the offensive afternoon. woes that have stymied them all season. “It wasn’t pretty,” Swampscott coach “That’s been our problem all year,” Re- Gino Faia said. “We told the guys, ‘Re- vere coach Joe Ciccarello said. “We just vere, they never quit and they fight don’t have the typical goal scorer. We lost hard.’ We knew it would be a scrappy 63 of the 75 goals we scored last year, game. We needed these two points and so we’re asking kids to be front-line goal we got them so we’re happy with that.” scorers who aren’t. Junior defenseman Tyler Seller scored “When you go against a team that his first varsity goal for the Big Blue. scores and we have to match them goal Swampscott’s first line continued to for goal, we just can’t do it. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS produce in key moments. Zach Elwell “I thought we had a pretty good game scored a goal and dished an assist. Drew plan. We stuck to it but again that game Patriots quarterback Tom Brady celebrates after New England defeat- Olivieri scored once and Conor Donovan ed the Kansas City Chiefs in overtime to win the AFC championship. logged one assist. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Saugus runs out of gas in third By Harold Rivera an assist from Adam Ro- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR drigues. Sachems goalie Jack Devereaux made 16 WINTHROP — A less- saves. than-ideal third period for Cory Cherico, JD Park- the Saugus boys hockey er and Luke Evangelista team was the difference in scored the goals for Win- Saturday afternoon’s 3-1 throp. Sam Yarrow dished loss to Winthrop at Law- two assists, while Chris rence Larsen Rink. Finn and Joey Holgersen The Sachems and Vi- logged one apiece. Vikings kings entered the peri- goalie Ryan Skoczylas od locked in a 1-1 tie but made 18 saves. Winthrop scored twice in “Saugus is always a three-minute span to tough,” Winthrop coach take the lead. Dale Dunbar said. “It felt like after the “They’re well coached. Jeff second (Winthrop) goal always has them ready to we stopped playing,” Sau- compete. It became a very gus coach Jeff Nataluc- tight game. ci said. “I thought in the “It didn’t disappoint,” he second period we really said. “It was a typical Win- controlled play, did a lot throp-Saugus game. We of good things, made some were just lucky enough to good adjustments. come out on top.” “After that second goal, After a few minutes of we just couldn’t regroup,” even play in the opening ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN he said. “That’s when you period, Winthrop emerged Freshman Jenn Flynn of Lynn eld scored a have to get tougher. Facing as the more aggressive goal and notched a pair of assists in Saturday’s ITEM FILE PHOTO a little adversity, we had to team offensively. The Vi- win over Marblehead. C..J. Graffeo scored Saugus’ only goal in Sat- bear down and we didn’t.” kings tested Devereaux urday’s loss to Winthrop. C.J. Graffeo scored the SAUGUS, B2 lone goal for Saugus on Tanner girls are ROUNDUP not to be denied Spartans punch By Anne Marie Tobin the puck drop and dic- ITEM STAFF tate (play),” said Peabody coach Michelle Roach. ticket to tourney PEABODY — There was “Tonight, our defense and no denying the Peabody/ Abby (Buckley) in net did Lynnfield girls hockey a great job limiting their The St. Mary’s boys hockey team team Saturday afternoon chances. Their Sydney punched its ticket to the state tourna- at James McVann-Louis Cresta is dangerous. She ment with a 6-0 win over Catholic Cen- O’Keefe Rink. changes games. But we tral League opponent Matignon Satur- The Tanners (9-2-1) did a good job keeping her day night in Stoneham. came out flying from the outside.” St. Mary’s has made 28 trips to the opening puck drop, scoring The Tanners wasted no postseason in the last 29 seasons. three goals in the first five time taking control of the “That’s our first goal, to qualify for minutes of the first period, game. Flynn opened the the state tournament,” St. Mary’s coach leaving visiting Marble- scoring just 32 seconds in, Mark Lee said. “I don’t know if we’re the head (2-8) at a big disad- with DiGiulio picking up first team in Division 1 to do it but we’re vantage. Then they added the assist. pretty close. I’m very proud of the first solo goals in the next two Two minutes later, fresh- half of the season. We’ve played some periods en route to a 5-1 man Sadie Gearan (Lynn- challenging teams. win. field) fired a rising-slap “Monday we play Hingham, one of the The second line had a big shot from the left point top teams in the state,” he said. “We have game with senior captain past eighth-grade goal- to be ready to go.” Kat DiGiulio (Peabody) tender Kate Santeusan- Six different Spartans scored: Colby and freshman Jenn Fly- io, with sophomore Paige Magliozzi, Christian Moran, Nick Napol- nn (Lynnfield) notching a Thibedeau assisting. itano, Kyle Ouellette, Colin Reddy and goal and two assists, and With 9:49 left in the pe- Luke Sargent, who scored his first career senior captain Jess Robert riod, the second line struck varsity goal. (North Reading) notching again. Flynn swooped “I think that kind of sums up what a goal and an assist. around the back of the net, we’re about,” Lee said. “We’re team-ori- ITEM FILPE PHOTO “The last couple of then centered the puck to ented with different guys every night games we have come out DiGiulio in front. Her shot Six Spartans scored goals in St. Mary’s win over Matignon flat so our goal today was ROUNDUP, B2 Saturday, among them Nick Napolitano. to control the game from PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 Lynn Jets can’t quite make it all the way back

ROUNDUP get right back to it.” GIRLS HOCKEY From B1 Fenwick 3 Fenwick 4, Oakmont 0 Notre Dame (CT) 3 The Crusaders were led helping out on the score- The Crusaders led 3-1 to victory with two goals sheet. For us to be suc- and outshout Notre Dame from Lexi McNeil. Jill cessful, we have to have a 42-19 but couldn’t come Mattucci and Emma Perry team effort. Tonight was away with the win. Nick each scored one goal. Goal- an example. Everybody Muzi scored two goals ies Daphne Jalbert and contributed.” and Diego Alvarez-Segee Madison Davis paired up Goalies Joe Purtell and scored one. Fenwick goal- for the shutout win. Owen Giangrande, who ie Jake Moniz tallied 16 Fenwick (8-3) visits made his season debut, saves. Wilmington Monday after- paired up for the shutout. Ethan Belt, Derek noon (1:30). ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Purtell made 12 saves and DelVecchio, Trey Deloury, St. Mary’s 2, Williams 0 Zach Elwell, left, scored a goal and contributed an assist in Swampscott’s Giangrande four. Matt Moniz and Alex Mi- At William P. Connery victory over Revere. The Spartans (11-1) are chalec all played well. Rink, the Spartans skated at Hingham Monday af- The Crusaders (3-6-1) to their eighth win of the ternoon (4). visit Saugus Monday (6). season. Jenna Chaplain “That’s a tough place to “Saugus is a tough, scored both goals. Megan Swampscott survives Revere surge play,” Lee said. “We’ll have scrappy team,” Fenwick Parthum and Makayla to be at our best.” coach Jim Quinlan said. McGrath each had one SWAMPSCOTT the Big Blue on the attack with their own chance in BOYS HOCKEY “I know it’s going to be a assist. Goalie Lauren Vac- From B1 again. This time Seller transition. Elwell slid a Gloucester 6, Lynn 5 battle because I’m from caro made 18 saves for her came through, carrying pass to Olivieri who found The Jets erased an early Saugus. third shutout win. plan’s only predicated on the puck from his own end the back of the net to put 3-0 deficit but fell short at “Saugus is going to play St. Mary’s (8-1) travels that first line scoring.” and ripping a short side Swampscott ahead 3-1. Gloucester. Andrew Patrie us tough. They’re going to Lexington Monday af- Swampscott got on the shot that slipped by Goro- “One of our defensemen scored four goals and Bri- to hit us. We have to be ternoon (2). offensive first, but four shko to put Swampscott rushed the puck,” Cicca- an Clougherty one. Log- ready. We have contin- WRESTLING early saves by Revere’s ahead 2-0. rello said of the play. “We ging assists were John Di- ue what we’re doing and St. John’s 48 Tristian Goroshko (24 Less than a minute later know that’s their line, and saves) kept the game Filippo (three), Clougherty score some goals.” Tewksbury 12 Revere had a chance to an- we were trying to play scoreless. After a tripping (one) and Owen Downey Beverly 6, Peabody 1 St. John’s 70, Whittier 3 swer on a two-on-one rush. very defensive against call gave the Patriots a (one). Goalie Jack Gallant At Raymond Bourque The Eagles improved to Zach Rufo slid a pass to that line, but when a de- man advantage, Cintolo made 25 saves. Arena, Michael Zarro 21-1. Going 2-0 in their Cintolo but Kratik slid to fenseman rushed it sent made a nice move to slip Lynn (7-3-1) has a key scored Peabody’s lone matches were Nick Cur- his right to make the save. us off-kilter a little bit by a Big Blue defender Northeastern Conference goal on Caleb Dollin’s as- ley (106 pounds), Adam Two Swampscott penal- and nobody can get back. for a breakaway. Swamp- showdown with Swamp- sist. The Tanners (1-9-1) Schaeublin (113), Alec ties gave Revere a five-on scott’s Victor Kratik (16 That’s what happens.” scott Wednesday night host Winthrop Wednesday Runnals (120), Ryan Gar- three-chance but the Pa- saves) held strong to make The Patriots showed no (8:15) at Salem State. (5:15). litz (138), Matt Mitchell triots failed to capitalize the pad save. quit with Cintolo adding a “We played a terrible Triton 4, Lynnfield 3 (145), Achilles Gikas (152), on another chance with Later in the period, second goal on another re- first period but the kids At Henry Graf Rink, the Marty Roach (160), Ben only two shots that Kratik Swampscott scored the bound out front. Revere’s came back to play their Pioneers fell one goal short Shaw (170), Drew Leahy easily controlled. first goal on a four-on-four late surge was too little, heart out,” Jets coach in a Cape Ann League tilt. (182), Cole Collins (195) The Patriots started to chance. Donovan gained too late. Revere came up Mike Roberts said. “It’s a Lynnfield (6-4-2) takes on and Owen Gaffney (220). gain some momentum possession behind the Re- empty with Goroshko tough one to swallow but Pentucket Saturday night Garlitz earned his 200th thanks to a strong penalty vere net and slid a nice kill early in the third pe- pulled in the final minutes we have to shake it off and (7). career victory. pass to Elwell out front, riod. Gaining possession and Swampscott held on and he found the back of in the Big Blue zone, Rufo for the 3-2 win. There is no denying the Tanner girls the net to put the Big Blue ripped a shot that hit the Revere (2-9-1) hosts ahead 1-0. crossbar and went straight Somerville Wednesday Just over a minute later down into the crease, but (5:30), while the Big Blue PEABODY stickwork and just a beau- Elwell skated in o a break- Cintolo crashed the net (4-5-2) are back on the ice From B1 tiful goal,” Roach said. away and, after being and finished the rebound Monday at Hamilton-Wen- Roach said the keys to ham (12). was saved, but Roberts tripped, earned a penalty to cut the Swampscott the game were Peabody’s “It’s going to be a tough converted the rebound to shot. The senior captain lead to 2-1. penalty kill and some battle,” Faia said of Ham- make it 3-0. made a quick move to his Revere looked like it matchup strategy. ilton-Wenham. “They’re A pair of Peabody trip- forehand but Goroshko would have a chance to “Our penalty kill was made the pad save to keep tie it on an odd-man rush a good team but we need ping penalties 30 seconds very strong tonight,” apart opened the door for the Swampscott lead at just seconds after play re- points and we need to beat Roach said. “Jess is key 1-0. sumed, but the play was teams like that if we want Marblehead with about on defense on our penalty seven minutes to play, but An early Revere penalty broken up and the Big to get into the (state) tour- kill and anchored both of in the second period put Blue found themselves nament.” the Tanners’ killed both. our five-on-three penalty Two minutes later, Mar- kills. She is the backbone blehead had another of that unit. golden opportunity when A bad third period dooms Saugus “That whole second line Cresta slipped in alone, but PHOTO | MARK GRANT was flying. That’s why misfired. She had another Abby Buckley makes a they started and they set SAUGUS the net. We did a lot good here that Winthrop’s well chance a minute later when save on Marblehead’s the tone for the game. things but we got away coached,” Natalucci said. she stole a Peabody pass From B1 Their skill set also is a from it in the third peri- “They’re going to work and broke in alone, only to Mia Salah in Satur- early and often but the ju- good matchup for their od.” hard for 45 minutes and be denied by Buckley. day’s game. nior held his own in net. first line. They are more Goals from Parker (12:56 we had to work hard for DiGiulio made it 4-0 2:30 The early efforts paid div- remaining) and Evange- 45 minutes. We worked for Roach went to her re- of a backchecking unit and into the second period. Be- idends for Winthrop when lista (10:31 remaining) 30 tonight.” serves and they did not have a ton of speed. They hind the net, she dumped Cherico lit the lamp for the placed the Sachems on Winthrop (9-3) vis- the puck in front to Rob- disappoint. have the ability to allevi- game’ first goal and gave their heels as they trailed its Peabody Wednesday ert. Her shot was saved, With 4:52 to go, Elise ate the pressure off the D the Vikings a 1-0 lead. 3-1 in the period. (5:15). but DiGiulio jammed the Staunton (Peabody) elec- by getting back quickly.” That’s where it stayed at “We juggled the lines,” “The standings are good rebound home. trified the crowd with her Roach said the game the first intermission. Dunbar said. “We didn’t for us, the points are Marblehead came up first goal of the season showcased the Tanners’ Things turned in Sau- think some of the guys there,” Dunbar said, “but empty on another power (Flynn assist). depth. gus’ favor in the second were winning their one- play late in the period .A “That was a beautiful “Every one of our goals period, when the Sachems we still need to get better. Peabody penalty at the goal,” said Roach. “Elise was scored by a different flipped the switch as the on-one battles. We spent a We still have guys we’re buzzer gave the Magicians doesn’t hesitate, she gets player,” Roach said. “We more aggressive group. lot more time in our own looking at. Goaltending another five-on-three edge the puck on her stick and have depth and can make A Winthrop penalty with end. I was kind of disap- has been good for us. We to start the third period, just shoots it. It was so loud, sure that everyone is fir- 11:41 on the clock opened pointed in some of our se- tell our kids it’s a game to but they came up empty. you’d have thought it was ing. We are not relying on the door for the Sachems niors who weren’t getting three (goals). If we can get Marblehead’s best chance the game-winning goal.” one or two players. I also and they cashed in with the job done so we went to three with (Skoczylas), came with nine minutes Peabody kept up the was very happy to get ev- Graffeo’s goal (scored 45 to the younger guys. We we’ll have a good chance left. Junior Cate Delaney pressure and came close eryone in the game in the seconds later). Winthrop loaded up on one line and to win.” ripped a shot from point- to adding to its lead when third period. came up empty on three made the other two check- The Sachems (4-5-3) host blank range, but Buckley a rebound bid just outside “We are in a great spot power plays in the second ing lines. It worked.” Fenwick Monday night (6). came up with the save of the crease by senior cap- right now, but we have a period, including 60 sec- A Saugus power play “We have to find some the game to deny the effort. tain Charlotte Grant was tough stretch of games com- onds with a 5-on-3 advan- with 6:36 to play gave the consistency in our game,” Buckley came up big denied. ing up, but this win keeps us tage. Saugus dodged the Sachems a chance to cut Natalucci said. “We’ve with about five minutes With under two min- on top of the league.” bullet to go into the second into the deficit but they beaten some good teams, to go when Cresta and utes left, Mia Salah foiled Peabody’s next game is intermission tied at 1-1. couldn’t get anything go- we’ve battled with some Delaney sprung loose on a Buckley’s shutout bid Wednesday at 6 against “I liked our second pe- ing. Winthrop fought off a good teams and then two-on-one. Cresta dished with. She burst in on the Middlesex League rival riod,” Natalucci said. “I late Saugus attempt with we’ve lost games we have to Delaney, but her shot left side with some fancy Melrose at Flynn Arena. thought we made some Devereaux pulled in the no business losing. If we was saved, as was Cresta’s stickwork and drilled it Marblehead’s next game adjustments. We had some closing minutes and held can find consistency, we’ll rebound attempt. past Buckley. is Sunday (10:30 against good, clean breakouts. on for the 3-1 win. make a good push at the With a four-goal lead, “That was some great Medford at Rockett Arena. We were getting pucks to “We knew coming in end.” Patriots survive thrill-a-minute fourth quarter to beat Chiefs, make Super Bowl

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been in charge most of the way. Indeed, the Chiefs were blanked in the opening half for the first time all season. And they never saw the ball in overtime, which along with the two replay decisions might call into play NFL rules and officiat- ing. No matter to New England, which became the third franchise to reach three Super Bowls in a row. And Belichick now has 30 postseason victories, more than Bill Walsh and Don Shula combined. That Hall of Fame coaching duo also won five Super Bowls; Be- lichick shoots for No. 6 in two weeks. COIN TOSS Reid’s decision to defer after winning the opening coin toss proved unwise as New En- gland had 22 plays in the opening period, and Kansas City had seven. Then, the Chiefs lost the more important toss before overtime. Less than five minutes later, they were head- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed to the offseason. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (12) celebrates with middle linebacker Kyle Van Noy (53) UP NEXT after the winning the AFC championship and making the Super Bowl. The Patriots head to Atlanta to play the Rams in the Super Bowl. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

MONDAY St. John’s at St. John’s (S) (at Holy Boys Hockey Cross, 9:30) S’scott at Hamilton-Wenham (12) TUESDAY St. Mary’s at Hingham (4) Swimming Fenwick at Saugus (6) St. John’s at BC High (4) St. John’s at Melrose (6) Boys Basketball Girls Hockey Chelsea at Tech (5:30) Fenwick at Wilmington (1:30) KIPP at Minuteman (5:30) St. Mary’s at Lexington (2) English at Swampscott (7) Boys Basketball Marblehead at Salem (7) Revere at Winthrop (7) Lynnfield at Triton (1:30) Classical at Saugus (7) St. John’s vs. English (at Cathedral, 3:20) Girls Basketball Gardner at Peabody (6) Tech at Chelsea (5:30) St. Mary’s at Burke (at Cathedral, PMA at KIPP (6:30) 7:30) Swampscott at English (7) Salem at Marblehead (7) Girls Basketball Winthrop at Revere (7) Triton at Lynnfield (12:30) Saugus at Classical (7) Gymnastics Track Peabody at Marblehead (7:30) St. Mary’s at Williams (at Reggie Swimming Lewis, 4:30)

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CBSSN Women’s college basketball 7 p.m. Arkansas at Tennessee SEC Network Field goal and non-call lift Missouri at South Carolina ESPN2 Golf 2 p.m. Web.com Tour: Bahamas Great Abaco Classic GC Golf Rams past Saints in the NFC Pro hockey 4 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles NBCSN Men’s college hockey NEW ORLEANS (AP) — “Came to the sideline, to do much offensively, If the pass interference 4 p.m. Merrimack at BU NESN A big comeback. A blown looked at the football gods but it didn’t matter. Zue- penalty had been called, call. And, finally, a boom- and was like, ‘Thank you,’” rlein booted through the the Saints could’ve run NBA ing kick that sent the Los Robey-Coleman said. “I got winning field goal from most of the time off the Angeles Rams to the Su- away with one tonight.” just inside midfield with clock to set up a winning EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division per Bowl. After the no-call, Jared plenty of room to spare. field goal from chip-shot W L Pct GB W L Pct GB After rallying from an Goff had enough time to The NFL said it the lon- range. Toronto 35 13 .729 — Houston 26 19 .578 — early 13-0 deficit, the lead the Rams down the gest game-winning kick in “Being that it happened Philadelphia 30 17 .638 4½ San Antonio 27 20 .574 — Boston 28 18 .609 6 New Orleans 21 25 .457 5½ Rams stunned the New field for Zuerlein’s tying playoff history. right there in front of the Brooklyn 24 23 .511 10½ Dallas 20 25 .444 6 Orleans Saints with Greg field goal, a 48-yarder with “It’s unbelievable, man. person who would be the New York 10 34 .227 23 Memphis 19 27 .413 7½ Southeast Division Northwest Division Zuerlein’s 57-yard field 15 seconds remaining. 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The de- “Because of this, I’m sure Milwaukee 33 12 .733 — Golden State 32 14 .696 — Indiana 31 15 .674 2½ L.A. Clippers 24 21 .533 7½ mistake by the officials in a pass that was picked off fense gets a pick and Greg there will be a lot of talk Detroit 20 25 .444 13 L.A. Lakers 25 22 .532 7½ the closing minutes of reg- by John Johnson III, who makes a 57-yarder to win about reviewing penalties, Chicago 10 36 .217 23½ Sacramento 24 22 .522 8 Cleveland 9 38 .191 25 Phoenix 11 36 .234 21½ ulation. was able to hang on to the it. That was good from perhaps game-changing Sunday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Los Angeles cornerback interception while stum- about 70. Unbelievable.” penalties.” Indiana 120, Charlotte 95 Sacramento at Toronto, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 7 p.m. Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Nickell Robey-Coleman bling backward. Johnson The Superdome, which The Rams (15-3) and Phoenix at Minnesota, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. committed a blatant inter- hopped up and celebrated had been in uproar all af- their 32-year-old coach, Monday’s Games Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at New York, 12:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games ference penalty with a hel- by doing with the “Choppa ternoon, suddenly turned Sean McVay, capped a re- Chicago at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Toronto at Indiana, 7 p.m. met-to-helmet hit on Tom- Style” dance popularized eerily silent. It was the markable rise since mov- Dallas at Milwaukee, 2 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Washington, 2 p.m. Houston at New York, 7:30 p.m. mylee Lewis well before by New Orleans rapper first home playoff loss ing back to Los Angeles Orlando at Atlanta, 3 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Miami, 7:30 p.m. the pass arrived inside Choppa, whose namesake for the Saints with Brees three years ago. The team Sacramento at Brooklyn, 3:30 p.m. Orlando at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Memphis, 5:30 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. the 5, forcing the Saints song had become a Saints’ and coach Sean Payton, will be appearing in its Miami at Boston, 6 p.m. Charlotte at Memphis, 8 p.m. to settle for Wil Lutz’s 31- rallying cry and was even who and been 6-0 in those first Super Bowl since the Houston at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Detroit at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Portland at Utah, 9 p.m. San Antonio at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. yard field goal that made performed during the half- games since their pairing 2001 season, when the Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Denver at Utah, 10:30 p.m. it 23-20 with 1:41 left in time show. began in 2006. “Greatest Show on Turf” regulation. The Rams weren’t able This one really hurt. was still in St. Louis. NHL

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division Bowman, BC rally, GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 Winnipeg 48 31 15 2 64 167 134 Toronto 47 29 16 2 60 166 133 Nashville 50 28 18 4 60 155 133 Boston 49 27 17 5 59 143 128 Colorado 48 22 18 8 52 166 153 beat Florida State Montreal 50 27 18 5 59 152 148 Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 Buffalo 48 24 18 6 54 140 144 Minnesota 48 24 21 3 51 133 138 Florida 47 19 20 8 46 146 168 St. Louis 47 21 21 5 47 131 144 BOSTON (AP) — Ky MARQUETTE 79 Ottawa 49 19 25 5 43 154 184 Chicago 50 17 24 9 43 153 188 Detroit 50 18 25 7 43 142 170 Pacific Division Bowman scored 37 points PROVIDENCE 68 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA and Jordan Chatman MILWAUKEE (AP) — GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 50 32 13 5 69 187 143 gave Boston College the Sam Hauser scored 25 NYI 48 29 15 4 62 145 119 San Jose 50 28 15 7 63 178 155 Columbus 48 28 17 3 59 154 146 Vegas 50 29 17 4 62 154 134 lead for good by hitting points, Markus Howard Wash 48 27 16 5 59 162 149 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 145 156 three straight 3-pointers added 24 points and nine Pittsburgh 48 26 16 6 58 169 146 Anaheim 50 21 20 9 51 119 148 Carolina 47 22 20 5 49 126 140 Edmonton 48 23 22 3 49 138 153 during a 21-4 run to start rebounds and Marquette NYR 48 21 20 7 49 139 164 Arizona 47 21 22 4 46 124 136 the second half, and the rallied past Providence. Phila 48 19 23 6 44 139 169 LA 49 19 26 4 42 110 147 NJ 48 18 23 7 43 140 164 Eagles held on to beat No. After honoring former 11 Florida State 87-82 on star Dwyane Wade with a NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Tuesday’s Games time loss. Top three teams in each division and San Jose at Washington, 7 p.m. Sunday. celebration that included two wild cards per conference advance to Arizona at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. The Seminoles (13-5, a halftime tribute, Mar- playoffs. N.Y. Islanders at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games 1-4 Atlantic Coast Con- quette (16-3, 5-1 Big East) Detroit at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Chicago 8, Washington 5 ference) lost their third surged and improved to N.Y. Islanders 3, Anaheim 0 Carolina at Calgary, 9 p.m. Vancouver 3, Detroit 2 Wednesday’s Games straight game in a week 13-0 at home. Arizona at Toronto, 7 p.m. Arizona at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. since climbing to the cusp Nate Watson tied his ca- Carolina at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Monday’s Games of The Associated Press reer high with 21 points Minnesota at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Nashville at Colorado, 3 p.m. Top 10. for Providence (11-7, 1-4). St. Louis at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Nashville at Vegas, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Vegas, 6 p.m. St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Boston College (10-7, 1-4) IOWA 95, ILLINOIS 71 San Jose at Florida, 7 p.m. Carolina at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. led by nine with 1:27 left before a pair of turnovers IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) NFL against the full-court press — Freshman Joe Wi- allowed Florida State to eskamp matched a career Wild-card Playoffs Sunday, Jan. 20 make it a four-point game. high with 24 points and Saturday, Jan. 5 NFC But Wynston Tabbs made Iowa routed Illinois for its Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 L.A. Rams 26, New Orleans 23, OT a 3-pointer with 24 seconds fifth straight victory. Dallas 24, Seattle 22 AFC PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday, Jan. 6 New England at Kansas City, 6:40 remaining to turn back the L.A. Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 p.m. (CBS) Florida State’s Terance Mann (14) tries to block rally and snap the Eagles’ Isaiah Moss scored a Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 Pro Bowl Boston College’s Ky Bowman (0) in the first five-game losing streak. season-high 21 points and Divisional Playoffs Sunday, Jan. 27 Mfiondu Kabengele had Luka Garza added 20 for Saturday, Jan. 12 At Orlando, Fla. half of Sunday’s ACC game in Boston. Bowman Kansas City 31, Indianapolis 13 AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ABC/ESPN) scored 37 point and BC won, 87-82. 26 points and nine re- the Hawkeyes (16-3, 5-3 L.A. Rams 30, Dallas 22 Super Bowl bounds for Florida State. Big Ten). Sunday, Jan. 13 Sunday, Feb. 3 New England 41, L.A. Chargers 28 At Atlanta TODAY IN SPORTS New Orleans 20, Philadelphia 14 AFC champion vs. L.A. Rams, 6:30 Conference Championships p.m. (CBS) Jan. 21 Musial are elected to the Baseball Ole Einar Bjoerndalen wins his 49th team — that ties for fourth-most all- 1921 — Kenesaw Mountain Landis Hall of Fame. career World Cup biathlon, breaking time. takes office as baseball’s commis- 1979 — Terry Bradshaw throws four the record for career victories. Bjo- 2017 — Adam Hadwin shoots a TRANSACTIONS sioner. touchdown passes to lead the Pitts- erndalen edges fellow Norwegian 13-under 59 in the CareerBuilder 1947 — Carl Hubbell, Frank Frisch, burgh Steelers to their third Super Frode Andresen in the 10-kilometer Challenge for the ninth sub-60 round BASKETBALL and returned them to Maine (ECHL). Mickey Cochrane, and Lefty Grove are Bowl win, a 35-31 victory over the sprint event to pass former cross in PGA Tour history and the second National Basketball Association HERSHEY BEARS — Assigned F Jor- elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Dallas Cowboys. Bradshaw, the country great Bjorn Daehlie at 48 in 10 days. The 29-year-old Canadian ATLANTA HAWKS — Transferred G 1953 — Dizzy Dean and Al Simmons game’s MVP, completes 17 of 30 career wins. dan Samuels-Thomas to South Caro- reaches 13 under with a 7-foot birdie Jaylen Adams and F Alex Poythress are elected to the Baseball Hall of passes for 318 yards. 2007 — Lovie Smith becomes the putt on the par-4 17th and makes a lina (ECHL). from Erie (NBAGL). Fame. The baseball writers pass over 1990 — John McEnroe becomes the first black head coach to make it to 3-footer from just off the green for Joe DiMaggio in his first year of eligi- first player thrown out of the Austra- the Super Bowl when his Chicago HOCKEY LEHIGH VALLEY PHANTOMS — par on the 18th at La Quinta Country National Hockey League bility. lian Open. McEnroe’s tantrum comes Bears win the NFC championship. Recalled D Frank Hora from Reading Club. COLORADO AVALANCHE — Recalled 1954 — For the first time in NBA All- while leading Mike Pernfors 6-1, 4-6, Tony Dungy joins him when his India- 2018 — Tom Brady Brady leads the F Josh Dickinson from Utah (ECHL) (ECHL). Star history, an overtime period is 7-5, 2-4. napolis Colts take the AFC title. New England Patriots back from a to Colorado (AHL). MILWAUKEE ADMIRALS — Recalled F needed. Boston’s Bob Cousy scores 1996 — Karrie Webb becomes the 2009 — New Jersey Institute of 10-point, fourth-quarter deficit to NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Assigned G Alex Overhardt from Atlanta (ECHL). 10 points in the overtime to give the second quickest winner in LPGA Tour Technology ends its 51-game losing East a 98-93 victory and Cousy the history winning the HealthSouth Inau- streak, getting 26 points from Jheryl beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 24-20 Cory Schneider to Binghamton (AHL) TEXAS STARS — Assigned D Nolan for conditioning. MVP honors. gural at Walt Disney World. Webb, in Wilson in a 61-51 victory over Bryant. in the AFC championship game. NEW YORK RANGERS — Returned D Gluchowski to Idaho (ECHL). 1958 — Bob Pettit of St. Louis her second LPGA start, beat Jane NJIT had not won since it defeated 2018 — Nick Foles, the backup QB Ryan Lindgren and F Boo Nieves to ECHL becomes the first member of the los- Geddes and Martha Nause on the Longwood on Feb. 19, 2007. who was thrust into the starting role Hartford (AHL). READING ROYALS — Loaned F Josh ing team to win the NBA All-Star MVP fourth hole of a playoff. Webb fin- 2012 — Notre Dame upsets No. 1 when Carson Wentz blew out his left American Hockey League award, scoring 28 points and grab- ished second in her first LPGA start Syracuse 67-58 and hands the knee last month, leads the Philadel- MacDonald to Lehigh Valley (AHL). HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Released bing 26 rebounds, even though the a week earlier in the Chrysler-Plym- Orange their first loss after 20 phia Eagles to a 38-7 rout of the D Zach Tolkinen and Terrence Wallin WHEELING NAILERS — Released D East beats the West 130-118. outh Tournament of Champions. straight victories. It’s the eighth time Minnesota Vikings in the NFC cham- from professional tryout agreements Tommy Davis. 1969 — Roy Campanella and Stan 2005 — Four-time Olympic champion Notre Dame has beaten a No. 1 pionship game. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) High energy will result in op- Concentrate on yourself and Make a lifestyle change that Show your feelings. The ges- Get out and do something to Stick close to home. Make portunities. Put your emotions, being your best. A physical, will ensure better health, tures you make will speak vol- benefit your community or an changes that will add to your strength and courage into get- emotional or personal change peaceful relationships and a umes regarding who you are organization you believe in. The comfort and encourage you ting what you want. Romance will help build confidence and good home environment. Love and what you are willing to do. people you encounter will help to start a new hobby. Keeping will bring you closer to a loved set you up for success. Strive and romance will improve your Physical challenges will lead to you build confidence. A roman- proper health will lead to phys- one. for equality when dealing with life, attitude and future. personal fulfillment. tic encounter will enhance your ical and emotional strength. others. life. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Do something nice for some- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don’t fool yourself into thinking VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) one in need. Giving back to the Hunker down and don’t stop that you can change someone. Don’t let anyone bring you Take a break from emotion- Don’t make a change just be- community will make you feel working until you are satisfied Consider the long-term effects down. Get things done and al stress and lose yourself in cause someone else does. Be good. Instead of tagging along with the results. Refuse to let of forming a partnership with make plans to be around peo- something you enjoy doing. prepared to walk away from with excessive people, put your anyone interfere. If you set someone who has less to offer ple who support your efforts. A Traveling, socializing or trying anyone trying to pressure or time and energy into some- your sights high, victory will be than you do. Choose your asso- domestic change will turn out something new will help you bully you into something you thing worthwhile. yours. ciates wisely. to be beneficial. put your life in perspective. don’t want to do.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Son is still mired in grief long after father’s death Try to find a line, however lucky DEAR ABBY: It has say just tell him. What Thomas Carlyle, a Scot who trump to the board and re- been a little over two years Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van should I do? claimed that the history of the turned a low spade. Notice since I lost my father to Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, world is but the biography of NEEDS MY SLEEP that East could not afford to leukemia. The progression and was founded by her mother, great men, said, “It is not a sacrifice his king; but when of his illness and death Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at DEAR NEEDS SLEEP: lucky word, this name ‘impos- he played low, South won with was rapid and unforeseen. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Just tell him! Permit me to sible.’” his ace, led another trump It has been a tremendous suggest a few phrases: Angeles, CA 90069. Sometimes your contract to dummy, cashed his four emotional strain on the “Jim, you will have to will seem to be impossible family, but I seem to be remaining minor-suit winners make other arrangements to make, but perhaps you will and ruffed the diamond sev- having a hard time “end- TRYING TO MOVE and every year he comes when you come to town ing” my grieving and find- find a lucky distribution. In to- en. Then, with four cards left, ON “home” for a week. I’m one because you can no longer day’s deal, for example, North ing even simple happiness stay with us. Going with- declarer played a spade. East of six siblings who live in pushes South into six hearts. in things I used to enjoy. I DEAR TRYING TO the area, but “Jim” always out sleep for a week while had to win with his king and know the death of a loved MOVE ON: Please accept you use my bed is affecting After West leads the club 10, lead a minor, which allowed stays with us. After the there seem to be two inevi- one can change a person’s my sympathy for the loss first time he stayed here my health, so please return South to sluff his last spade perspective forever, but of your father. The inabili- he said, “I’ll just keep your our house key. We love you table spade losers. But does and ruff on the board. Then I’m wondering if my pro- ty to find happiness in key for next year.” and would like to visit South have a chance? a spade ruff in hand allowed cess has turned into some- things that used to bring I love my brother, but with you while you’re here, Over South’s three-heart an- declarer to draw West’s last thing else. you joy is one of the symp- this means giving him my and we hope you under- swer to Stayman, North could trump and claim. Whew! I am somewhat prone to toms of clinical depression. bedroom for a week or stand.” have bid an artificial three depression (especially After two years, you should more. We have no other Do not feel guilty for say- spades, which would have around the winter be doing better than you bedrooms, so I have to ing any of it because you been a slam-try in hearts. months), but have stuck are. For that reason I’m share with my husband have been more than gen- (This works if you use the with my doctor’s orders suggesting you discuss and get no sleep. I’m in my erous to your brother. Smolen convention.) Here, about medication and ex- what’s going on with you 70s, and after a week with though, North was a regis- ercise on a regular basis. I with a psychiatrist, a doc- no sleep I feel awful. DEAR READERS: To- tered member of the Real was in counseling, but tor who has the training I have hinted to Jim day, we remember the Bridge Players Don’t Need that seemed to reach its and certification to give about him staying with birthday of Rev. Martin Blackwood Club. conclusion about a year you a definite diagnosis his son, but he says “no.” Luther King Jr., who in ago. and medicate you, if neces- The other siblings don’t 1968 was martyred in the Unless there was a very un- I’m married with three sary. Please don’t wait to offer because he is so crit- cause of civil rights. His likely spade layout that would wonderful children, and I ask your doctor or your ical. Everything we do has philosophy still rings true: allow the suit to play for one feel like I could be a better insurance company for a to be his way. “Darkness cannot drive loser (some four percent!), husband and father if I referral. I really need to tell him out darkness; only light declarer needed an endplay. could figure out how to he must stay elsewhere, can do that. Hate cannot South took the first trick move on. Abby, please DEAR ABBY: My broth- but I can’t seem to find the drive out hate; only love with his club ace, played a help. er lives in a different state, right words. My siblings can do that.”

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Legal Notice NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) PUBLIC HEARING COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain LAND COURT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS mortgage given by Luis A. Martinez to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Inc. as Nominee for GreenPoint Mortgage Funding, Inc., dated March 16, 2007 18SM007679 Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held Monday, January and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book ORDER OF NOTICE 28, 2018 at 7:00 P.M. at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 200 ESSEX STREET, 26666, Page 217, as modified by a certain modification agreement dated May 1, ROOM B-129 to hear the following NEW Petitions. 2012, and recorded with said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds To: in Book 31628, Page 76, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present Maurice M. Sequeira Petition 18-24 by SCRS VINNIN SQUARE LLC appealing, pursuant to M.G.L c. 40A holder, by assignment from: Brandy M. Sequeira Section 15, the Building Inspector's determination regarding construction of a dog park, designation of an area for dogs of tenants and insulation of benches. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Nominee for GreenPoint and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Property located at 326/330 Paradise Road, Map 34, Lot 111. Mortgage Funding, Inc. to Federal National Mortgage Association, recorded on U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: April 5, 2011, in Book No. 30332, at Page 234 Petition 19-3 by DAVID POLLINA/TEREMOKE 2 DAY CARE CENTER/WUNDER- Federal National Mortgage Association KINDS DAY CARE CENTER appealing, pursuant to M.G.L c. 40A Section 15, the for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Building Inspector's determination regarding denial of use as day care for "School the same will be sold at Public Auction at 5:00 PM on February 4, 2019, on the claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Aged Child Care Program" pursuant to G.L. c. 15D, § 1A. Property located at 172 mortgaged premises located at 5 South Elm Street, Lynn, Essex County, numbered 22 Myrtle Street, given by Maurice M. Sequeira and Brandy M. Sequeira Burrill Street, Map 3, Lot 88. Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Mortgage Financial, Inc., dated May 26, 2006, and recorded in Essex County Petition 18-25 by S. JASON BALETSA/RICHARD W. OLSEN requesting a site plan TO WIT: (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25736, Page 528, as affected by a special permit for non-conforming structure (§ 2.2.7.0) for more than 800 square The land in with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn MA, and bounded and Loan Modification Agreement dated May 10, 2010, and recorded at said Registry foot increase in the gross square footage, demolition of existing detached garage described as follows: of Deeds in Book 30834, Page 536, and further affected by a Loan Modification and construction of new attached garage with second floor, renovation and Agreement dated August 3, 2012, and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book additions to existing dwelling. Property located at 15 Little Point Road, Map 35 Lot SOUTHEASTERLY by South Elm Street, 45 feet; 32728, Page 271, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed 52-0. with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Hussy, 86 feet; Servicemembers status. Petition 19-1 by DAVID VALCOURT & ASHLEY RECKERT requesting variance (§ 5.5.0.0), Special Permits, including Dimensional (§§ 2.3.6.0 & 2.2.7.0.) for a non NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Newhall, et ali, 46 feet; and If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United -conforming structures to construct two story addition at rear, with less than States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers required lot area and frontage and encroaching (rear and side yard) detached NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Woodbury, 86 feet. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on garage. Proposed addition will be less than 10 feet from existing detached garage. Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Addition will exceed 15% expansion limit. Property located at 93 Kensington Lane, described. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before February Map 23, Lot 66. 25, 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Said premises are now known as and numbered 5 South Elm Street. benefits of said Act. Petition 19-2 by MATT & GINA COBBETT requesting Dimensional Special Permit (§ Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on January 11, 2019. 2.3.6.0) Special Permit (§ 2.2.7.0) for a nonconforming structure, and a For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Dimensional Variance (§ 5.5.0.0) to construct a porch encroaching more than District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25393, Page 112. Recorder 20% on rear yard setback, to increase the gross floor area and vertical dimension 14-014739 by more than 15% on a lot with insufficient lot area. Property located at 57 Walnut These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Item: January 21, 2019 Road, Map 20, Lot 345 0. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PETITION 18-21 (0 Grandview Place) (Continued from 12/18/2018), PETITION having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, mortgage given by Joseph Vara a/k/a Joseph A. Vara, Diana Vara to Salem Five 18-19 (56 Greenwood Avenue) easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Mortgage Corporation, dated July 29, 1994 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12683, Page 276, of which Marc Kornitsky, Chairman TERMS OF SALE: mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Item: January 14, 21, 2019 A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank Salem Five Mortgage Corporation to Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, recorded on COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. July 29, 1994, in Book No. 12683, at Page 285 THE TRIAL COURT The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Docket No. ES18P3783PM 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on January 28, 2019, on the Essex Probate and Family Court from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon mortgaged premises located at 33 Longwood Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, 36 Federal Street receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Salem, MA 01970 said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR TO WIT: APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR OR Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. A certain parcel of land, situated in Saugus, Essex County, and being shown as Lot OTHER PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO 2 as shown on a "Plan of Land in Saugus, Massachusetts, prepared for Guy and G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 & º5-405 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION Ralph Meola, Trustees, Saugus Realty Trust," dated February 26, 1993, drawn by Present holder of said mortgage Parsons and Faia, Inc., Registered Land Surveyors, and recorded in Book 285, In the matter of: John K Tilton Plan 18 with the Essex South Registry of Deeds, reference to which plan may be Of: Lynn, MA By its Attorneys, had for a more particular description of said Lot 2. Containing, according to said RESPONDENT HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. plan, 48,894 square feet of land, more or less, and being Lot 2 as shown on said (Person to be Protected/Minor) 150 California St. plan, however otherwise bounded, measured or described. Subject to easements To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Newton, MA 02458 and restrictions of record, if any there be, so far as the same are now in force and filed by (617)558-0500 applicable. Being all and the same premises conveyed to us by Deed of Guy Anmarie G Elgin of Lynn, MA 2017050054 Meola dated September 27, 1993 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of in the above captioned matter alleging that John K Tilton is in need of a Item: January 14, 21, 28, 2019 Deeds at Book 12154, Page 535. Conservator or other protective order and requesting that Anmarie G Elgin of Lynn, MA COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Conservator to serve Without THE TRIAL COURT District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12154, Page 535. Surety on the bond. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is disabled, that a Docket No. ES227750 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit protective order or appointment of a Conservator is necessary, and that proposed TRUST CITATION of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the conservator is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court. Essex Probate and Family Court nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your 36 Federal Street titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on Salem, MA 01970 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, the return date of 02/04/2019. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline (978) 744 - 1020 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in In the matter of: the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written Francis P. Marsh TERMS OF SALE: appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific To all interested persons: facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. A Petition has been filed by: A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank IMPORTANT NOTICE Peter P. Brown of Boston of Boston MA and Andrew M. Schneller of Boston MA check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the requesting the Court accept the resignation of John H Emmons, Jr and Charles T The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial Haydock as Trustees under the will of Francis P Marsh, Article Second, and appoint 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone Peter B Brown and Andrew M Schneller, both of Boston in the County of Suffolk, as 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named successor Trustees to serve without sureties on their bond. from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Date: January 07, 2019 must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Pamela Casey O'Brien 02/19/2019. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Register of Probate This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Item: January 21, 2019 appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Present holder of said mortgage within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further notice to you. By its Attorneys, CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 18CP0207LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Date: January 14, 2019 150 California St. Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex Pamela Casey O'Brien Newton, MA 02458 County Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 Register of Probate (617)558-0500 Item: January 21, 2019 13100 TO: Any unknown or unnamed father: A petition has been presented to this court Item: January 7, 14, 21, 2019 by Boston DCF, seeking, as to the following child, Dystinee Jackson, that said child be found in need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named Selling a house? Buying a house? herein, if it finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of the child would be served by said disposition. You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth above, on the following date and time: 04/19/2019 at 09:00 AM Hearing on Find out what Merits (CR/CV) You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the properties recently court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to represent you. sold in your area. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. Check out the Real For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (781) 586-0415. WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE Estate page in Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate DATE ISSUED: 12/17/2018 Item: January 18, 21, 28, 2019 Saturday’s paper.

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In 2016, on a ventilator ever since. cabinets, hospital supply (naproxen) that were ac- “Best By: Date 10/25/19” three people filed com- about 4,500 pounds of The tainted over-the- closets and IV drips, a Kai- tually ibuprofen, accord- and UPC Bar Code plaints about finding nuggets were recalled counter medicine, docu- ser Health News investi- ing to the recall data KHN “72745-80656” represent- wood in their nuggets. because plastic was found sate sodium, routinely gation shows. The recalls examined. ed on the label were pro- There was also a com- in the product. One-quarter of antibiotics inappropriately prescribed, study finds

About one-quarter of all antibi- become a public health concern, Disease Control and Prevention. otics — especially those given out as it has contributed to the rise While there have been efforts for viral colds, chest infections of “superbugs” that are resistant to discourage the incorrect use of and coughs — are inappropri- to even the most powerful drugs. antibiotics, the U.S. remains the ately prescribed, according to a On an individual level, taking an- leading user of the drugs world- new study from the University of tibiotics when they aren’t needed wide, with 3.3 billion doses ad- Michigan Medical School. — such as for colds and the flu — ministered in 2015. The study looked at the diagno- can mean they won’t be effective The study found that sis codes assigned by health care when they are. three-quarters of the inappropri- workers for more than 19 million Antibiotics promote resistance ate prescriptions were written privately insured outpatients in even when they may be effec- for adults. Women made up half the United States in 2016. The tive against a specific organism, of those patients, according to the findings were published Wednes- because they kill other microbes study. day in the journal the BMJ. in the process, enabling resistant About 11 percent of study par- Viral and bacterial infections bacteria to multiply. ticipants lived in rural areas, sometimes have similar symp- In the U.S., at least 2 million with 16 percent from the north- toms, but antibiotics are not people get an antibiotic-resistant eastern states, 17 percent from PHOTO | TNS effective in treating viral infec- infection each year, and at least western states, 20 percent from The overuse of antibiotics is a public health concern, tions. 23,000 people die of these infec- the Midwest, and 45 percent from with too many being prescribed for viral infections, for The overuse of antibiotics has tions, according to the Centers for the South. which they are ineffective.

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