TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 Lynn 2020 budget near $368M By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Despite a projected $5 million de cit for next year, chief nancial of cer Michael Bertino said the city’s proposed BERGDORF $367.93 million scal year 2020 budget is balanced, but doesn’t factor in potential raises that could come GOOD MAN through ongoing union contract negotiations. WO Mayor Thomas M. McGee has submitted From 38 Coolidge Road in Lynn, the budget to the City Council, which rep- resents a $17.27 million Dawn Mello made her mark increase in spending over last year’s budget. on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan Bertino attributed the substantial bud- PHOTO | ROBERT PHILLIPS get increase over last Today, fashion designers Michael “Miss Mello loves Lynn. She said Ira Neimark and year to the anticipated Kors, Donna Karan, Giorgio Arma- her childhood was ideal, a lot of Dawn Mello turned comparable increase in Chapter 70 funding, the ni, Calvin Klein, Jean Paul Gaulti- fun, and really wonderful,” said the once dowdy major program of state er and Christian Lacroix are house- Tiffany. “When we were working BY BILL BROTHERTON Bergdorf Goodman aid to public schools. hold names. But when they were on the book, she drew a little map department store The proposed Senate starting out, it was Dawn Mello, of her street and the street up the Coolidge Road; her parents Blanche into New York City’s budget would allocate then fashion director and president and Anthony; riding bicycles with hill where her friend lived. She retail center of luxu- an increase of $18.15 of NYC luxury retailer Bergdorf best friend Betty Kramer and the loved her life growing up in Lynn. ry fashion. Her out t million in Chapter 70 Goodman, who saw their talent and two modeling matching  oral print Her mom died in the early ‘90s, but is by Donna Karan. aid to Lynn in FY2020, gave each their big break. dresses they made themselves. A before that she went back to visit The mannequin for a total of $185.8 mil- Mello, who grew up in Lynn and page from the Red and Gray high often.” Tiffany said he drove past above the door mod- lion, according to g- graduated from English High school yearbook shows her head- Mello’s childhood home to get a feel els fox fur by Fendi. ures provided by State School in 1948, is the subject of the shot and the inscription “Vivacious for the city while he was writing Above left, the cover Sen. Brendan Crighton. new, lavishly illustrated hardcov- Dawn-e is known for her sharp the book, published by Pointed Leaf of “Dawn: The Ca- The projected bud- er book “Dawn: The Career of the sweaters. She has served on Prom Press. reer of the Legend- get for the Lynn Public Legendary Fashion Retailer Dawn committees and as a member of the Mello attended the Modern ary Fashion Retailer Schools is $159.3 mil- Mello” by John A. Tiffany. Art and Camera clubs.” School of Fashion and Design, then Dawn Mello” by John lion. The rst chapter details her Mello remembers “a perfect child- on Boylston Street in Boston, and A. Tiffany. The projected de cit days in Lynn, with splendid old hood, just the three of them in the came on the heels of ex- photos of her childhood home at 38 pretty little house in Lynn.” MELLO, A3 hausting a $14 million state loan to balance the last two years’ bud- gets. Bertino said the city was able to achieve a balanced budget through scaling back STEVE KRAUSE expenses “all around.” U.S.-China AT LARGE Department heads were instructed to level trade war fund their budgets. Total anticipated Slamming state aid is $211.7 mil- sends lion. “Everyone wants stocks home their more money, but there’s only so much to go around, so we have to plunging stories at do the best we can with what we have,” Bertino By Damian J. Troise said. “We’re trying to and Alex Veiga Classical get by right now un- ASSOCIATED PRESS til we can position the LYNN — There’s a method to what city. This is step one The Dow Jones Industri- seems to be the madness at Story Slam. and there’s many more al Average plunged more Monday’s contest at Lynn Classical steps to go.” than 600 points Monday gave 11 students a chance to talk, in a Bertino said there as investors sought shel- three-minute presentation, about dif- were no layoffs, but the ter from an escalating ferent events in their lives. All of them city was able to close trade war between the did their best to be entertaining, and the projected gap by U.S. and China. they all succeeded. not lling most open The selling was wide- But everyone associated with the positions. The only po- spread and heavy, hand- event agreed that if you want to get sitions that were lled ing the benchmark S&P a good idea of what kids think about, were public safety and 500 index its biggest loss and worry about, let them put it into a revenue generating since January. The sell- short Story Slam vignette. ones, which means off extended the market’s “Some of them can be pretty poi- there will be vacancies slide into a second week. gnant,” said Tony Toledo, one of the in numerous city de- The losses so far in May storytellers present Monday to help partments. have now erased the mar- move the event along. McGee wrote in a let- ket’s gains from April. “This program empowers the stu- ter to the City Council Technology companies, dents to share a personal story while that the proposed bud- which do a lot of business learning public speaking,” said Patty get includes $1 million with China, led the way Frey, a Classical English teacher/grant to meet the city’s stat- lower. Chipmakers were writer. utory required reserve, among the biggest declin- In its eighth year, the slam serves a $200,000 increase in ers. Apple also took heavy multiple purposes. Aside from being the annual reserve, a losses, tumbling 5.8 per- an excellent teaching tool, it affords $215,000 increase for cent. Farming equipment seniors at Classical one period of the snow and ice bud- maker Deere drove losses light-hearted entertainment. However, get, fully funds the in the industrial sector. the lessons come in unexpected ways. city’s net school spend- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The world’s two largest For example, three consecutive ing requirement for Skylar Crayton was one of the Lynn Classical students who education, and correct- STOCKS, A3 participated in the Story Slam contest on Monday. STORIES, A3 ly budgets its share of health insurance costs based on 100 percent utilization. Opinion LOOK! Sports “This document is a INSIDE Brotherton: These quiz shows MarketStreet hosts Codi Butt scores 300th goal are game changers. A4 Yappy Hour events. A8 in St. Mary’s win. B1 LYNN, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 46° VOL. 141, ISSUE 133 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 42° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 OBITUARIES Charles W. Medeiros, 80 Alice E. Mahoney, 81 1939-2019 1937-2019 NORTH READING — Charles LYNN — Mrs. Alice E. (LeB- W. “Charlie” Medeiros, age rasseur) Mahoney, 81, of Lynn, 80, of North Reading, passed passed away on Thursday, May away on Saturday, May 11, 9, 2019 after a lengthy illness. 2019 after an extended strug- She was the wife of the late gle with a lung disease (idio- Paul W. Mahoney Sr. pathic pulmonary brosis). He Alice was born in Lynn, fought bravely and went sur- Sept. 24, 1937. She is the rounded by family and friends daughter of the late Albert J. at the Kaplan Family Hospice and Beatrice E. (DesFosses) House in Danvers. LeBrasseur. She was a life- Charlie was the husband of long resident of the city of the late Virginia “Ginny” (Chris- Lynn and a graduated from St. tie) Medeiros. They shared Jean’s Grammar School and 37 years of loving marriage Classical High School. together until her sudden un- Alice worked as a home FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS expected death in September health aide for Cushman Actress and singer Doris Day, seen with her 2018. He is survived by his Care at Home for many years husband and agent, Martin Melcher, died early son, Charlie H. Medeiros and until her retirement. She also Monday. his ancée Suzie Shaw of close relationships there, in- worked for Joe Esdra the “Tax six great-grandchildren; and North Reading; his daughters, cluding friends Billy Thomas, Man” for more than 50 years. many nieces and nephews. In Cheryl Flynn and her husband Dennis Tentindo, Bob O’Keefe, She was the warden during addition to her husband Paul and her parents, Alice is pre- Michael of Lynn, Wendy Dou- Ed Taylor, Joe Robichaud, Skip city elections serving at Dre- Doris Day, who Wiley, Bob Struckmeyer and deceased by her granddaugh- cette and her husband Kevin wicz for 60 years. Alice en- too many others to name. As a ter Katelynn Mahoney, her of Beverly, and Charlene Pe- joyed family BBQ’s. She was young man, he was into body- son-in-law Henry J. Wills-Ma- ters of St. Helena, Calif.; his a longtime communicant at honed wholesome building, and continued with honey, her brother Albert H. grandchildren, Sean Flynn and Sacred Heart Church where regimented weightlifting well LeBrasseur and her sister Jan- his girlfriend Samantha, Rich- she also taught CCD. She also ard Flynn and his wife Jennifer, into his 70s. He always kept et F. Byrne. enjoyed sewing and knitting image, dies at 97 Kelley Flynn, Kristin Doucette, busy with outdoor projects, Service information: Al- and was a founding member Tyler Doucette, and Jake Wort- building impressive things ice’s visiting hours will be in of the “Stitch ‘n’ Bitch.” By Julia Rubin Oscar Levant, was that man and his wife Katie; his from scratch by himself. Most the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral ASSOCIATED PRESS they had known Day “be- niece, Wilma Bybee; and his of all, he was a caring and Alice is survived by her six Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, children, Paul W. Mahoney Jr. fore she was a virgin.” beloved dog Baxter and cat kind husband, father, grand- on Thursday, May 16, 2019 Doris Day, the sunny Day herself was no Do- Tiger. father and friend, who always and his wife Melanie of Sa- from 4-8 p.m. Her funeral blond actress and sing- lem, Richard A. Mahoney and ris Day, by choice and by Charlie was born in Lynn tried to think of others rst. He will be from the Cuffe-Mc- er whose frothy comedic hard luck. Her 1976 tell- on March 25, 1939, the son will be immensely missed by his wife Julie of Georgetown, Ginn Funeral Home on Fri- roles opposite the likes of Thomas B. Mahoney and his all book, “Doris Day: Her of the late Charles and Wilma all those who knew him. day, May 17, 2019 at 9:30 Rock Hudson and Cary Own Story,” chronicled (Peterson) Medeiros. He had Service information: His wife Jeanne of Lynn, Daniel a.m. Her funeral Mass will be Grant made her one of G. Wills-Mahoney of Lynn, her money troubles and one sister, Dorothy Jones, who funeral will be held on Fri- celebrated in Sacred Heart Hollywood’s biggest stars three failed marriages. predeceased him in 2014. He day, May 17, 2019 in the Ann Marie Beaupre and her Church, Boston Street, Lynn, in the 1950s and ’60s and husband James of Pelham, “I have the unfortunate graduated from Lynn Public SOLIMINE Funeral Home, at 10:30 a.m. Interment will a symbol of wholesome reputation of being Miss Schools and later attended 426 Broadway (Route 129), N.H., and Michael R. Mahoney follow in St. Jean Cemetery. American womanhood, and his wife Dawn of McCo- Goody Two-Shoes, Amer- Northeastern University where Lynn, at 11a.m. Burial will Relatives and friends are died Monday. She was 97. ica’s Virgin, and all that, nnellsburg, Pa.; her brothers he earned both a Bachelor of be in Pine Grove Cemetery, respectfully invited. For on- In more recent years, so I’m afraid it’s going to and sisters, Rita M. Bukur of Science in Electrical Engineer- Lynn. Relatives and friends line condolences and regis- Day had been an animal shock some people for me Arizona, Claire L. LeBrasseur ing and a Master of Science are respectfully invited to at- ter book please visit www. rights advocate. Her Doris to say this, but I staunch- of Lynn, Elaine A. DellaGrotte in Mechanical Engineering. He tend and celebrate Charlie’s cuffemcginn.com. Day Animal Foundation ly believe no two people of Peabody, Robert G. LeBras- had a lifelong career at Gen- life. Visitation will be held on con rmed her death at her should get married until seur of Lynn and Paul E. LeB- eral Electric in Lynn where he Thursday from 4-7p.m. Carmel Valley, Calif., home. they have lived together,” retired in 1999, but continued Please consider a dona- rasseur of Lynn. She is also Day “had been in excel- she wrote. on as a pensioner until 2012. tion in Charlie’s memory survived by 16 grandchildren; lent physical health for A.E. Hotchner, who col- In total, he served for 56 years to the Pulmonary Fibrosis her age” but had recently laborated with Day on her there, working most of his time Foundation at https://www. contracted pneumonia, memoir, said she had a as a control systems engineer pulmonary brosis.org/ways- the foundation said in a “sweet and sour” existence for aircraft engines. to-give/donate-now. Louis H. Aswad, 63 statement. She request- and never let her personal An avid outdoorsman, Char- Directions and online ed that no memorial ser- dif culties “change her at- lie enjoyed traditional archery guestbook at www.solimine. vices be held and no grave titude toward people.” and shing. He could often com. SOUTHBOROUGH — Louis H. marker erected. “She was such a positive, be found at the Danvers Fish With her lilting contral- absolutely enchanting and Game Club in Middleton. Aswad, of Southborough, for- merly of Newton, passed away to, fresh-faced beauty and woman,” he told The As- A member of the club since glowing smile, Day was a sociated Press on Monday. 1969, he formed lifelong on May 11, 2019. He was 63 years old. top box-of ce draw and “And she was so loved.” Louis was the father of Lau- recording artist known for Day received a Presiden- ra, Melissa and Steven. Loving comedies such as “Pillow tial Medal of Freedom in son of Herbert and Lorraine Talk” and “That Touch of 2004. Although mostly re- Jennie Adamo, 98 (Sabbag) of Newton. Dear Mink,” as well as songs tired from show business 1921-2019 brother of Richard Aswad and like “Whatever Will Be, since the 1980s, she still his wife Patricia of Nahant and Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)” had enough of a follow- from the Alfred Hitchcock LYNN — Mrs. Jennie (Pujo) Dr. Paul Aswad and his wife ing that a 2011 collection lm “The Man Who Knew Adamo, 98, of Lynn, passed Cynthia of Needham. He is of previously unreleased away on Thursday, May 9, also survived by several loving Too Much.” songs, “My Heart,” hit 2019 at Budrick Center for nieces and nephews. Over time, she became the top 10 in the United living in Peabody following a Service information: Louis’ more than a name above Kingdom. The same year, lengthy illness. She is the wife funeral service will be held the title. Right down to she received a lifetime of the late Vito W. Adamo Sr. Thursday at 10 a.m. at the her cheerful, alliterative achievement honor from Jennie was born Feb. 15, Church of St. John of Damas- stage name, she stood for the Los Angeles Film Crit- 1921 in Permet, Albania. She cus, 300 West St., Dedham. Louis’ memory may be made the era’s ideal of inno- ics Association. is the daughter of the late An- Visiting hours in the church to the church. Interment will cence and G-rated love, a The Humane Society astas and Alexandria (Rusha) Wednesday 4-7 p.m. Rela- conclude services at Newton parallel world to her con- of the United States, of Pujo. She was a resident of tives and friends are respect- Cemetery. Guestbook and temporary Marilyn Mon- which The Doris Day Ani- Lynn for most of her life. She fully invited to attend. In lieu other information at www. roe. The running joke, at- mal League is an af liate, graduated from Lynn Classical of owers, contributions in KfouryFuneral.com. tributed to both Groucho praised Day as a pioneer High School, Class of 1939. Marx and actor-composer in animal protection. Jennie had a strong pas- sion in the kitchen and will MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS be remembered for her home- cooked meals along with her Baker, Walsh heading drivers about a bull along has come under re from ly Times reports that olas Adamo, Isabelle and Na- delicious baked goods. When to Washington Interstate 495 in Norton Democrats for multiple Gloucester Mayor Sefatia she wasn’t cooking, you could thaniel Grenier, Emmett and just after 7 a.m. Monday. decisions, including her Romeo Theken said in a nd her knitting one of her Abigail Usman. She is also BOSTON (AP) — Gov. A department spokes- move to ease regulations statement that members famous afghans, while she survived by her daughter-in- Charlie Baker and Boston man said the bull appears on for-pro t colleges. But of her administration law, Jeanne Adamo of Nahant; watched the television or talk- Mayor Marty Walsh are to have escaped from a Warren noted that “this were to meet with Gov. and many nieces and neph- ed on the phone with her fam- heading to Washington nearby farm. problem is bigger than Charlie Baker on Mon- ily in New York. These diligent ews. In addition to her loving this week to meet with Two northbound lanes Betsy DeVos.” day about the closure and working hands did more husband and parents, Jennie members of the Trump of the highway were Friday of National Fish than just make food and ma- was predeceased by her sons administration to discuss closed, causing a roughly Soldier who went missing Vito W. Adamo Jr. and Richard & Seafood. terials, but were also used to investments in infrastruc- mile-long backup. E. Adamo, her daughter-in-law during war accounted for She says some employ- serve and aid others. She ad- ture and transportation. Farm workers corralled Colleen J. Adamo as well as ees received 60 days of vocated for those in need and Baker said Monday that the wayward animal with BOSTON (AP) — A sol- her siblings Tulia Peter, Chris- pay and an inde nite provided assistance to those he and Walsh are hoping the help of state troopers. dier from Massachusetts ties, Victor and Lefta Pujo. continuation of health seeking better opportunities to send a bipartisan mes- The bull was returned to who went missing during Service information: Jen- insurance. in this country. From raising sage by putting a Dem- the farm by 8 a.m. the Korean War has been nie’s visiting hours will be in The city has worked money to offering transpor- ocrat and a Republican accounted for. the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral tation to even something as — a mayor and governor Warren says she’d appoint The Defense POW/ with state Senate Mi- simple as supplying them with Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, — in front of members of MIA Accounting Agency nority Leader Bruce Tarr clothes, Jennie dedicated a on Friday, May 17, 2019 from former teacher to ed post the executive and legis- announced Monday that and state Rep. Ann-Mar- mass amount of hours in this 4-7 p.m. Her funeral will be lative branches to talk WASHINGTON (AP) the remains of Army Sgt. garet Ferrante, both of aspect of her life. Such a char- from the Cuffe-McGinn Fu- about why such invest- — Elizabeth Warren is George R. Schipani, of Gloucester, to launch a acteristic was also exempli ed neral Home, 157 Maple St., pledging that if she’s Somerville, were identi- response team through in how she cared for those in Lynn, on Saturday, May 18, ments are important. ed in January. the state’s Of ce of Busi- her own home as well. Her 2019 at 9 a.m. Her funeral Baker said members elected president, her sec- Schipani’s unit was ness Development. family and friends will always Mass will be celebrated in of both parties and the retary of education “will involved in the Battle of Those services include treasure the memories made St. Pius V Church, 215 Ma- administration should be a former public school with Jennie. The legacy she ple St., Lynn, at 10 a.m. In- be able to agree on the teacher who is committed Unsan and he was report- assistance with unem- leaves behind and the values terment will be in Pine Grove importance of maintain- to public education.” ed missing in action as of ployment insurance, job she imprinted in many hearts Cemetery. In lieu of owers ing and improving the Warren made the vow in Nov. 2, 1950. skills and career center will forever be cherished. please consider donations to nation’s infrastructure. an email to supporters on After the war, return- referrals. She is survived by her Care Dimensions of Danvers. The two also plan to Monday ahead of remarks ing American prisoners grandchildren, Jennifer Gre- For online condolences and meet with members of at a town hall with mem- said Schipani had been the state’s all-Democratic bers of the American Fed- captured and died in a nier, Vito W. Adamo III, Alex- register book please visit 781-593-7700 andria Pasquale, Anthony www.cuffemcginn.com. Congressional delegation. eration of Teachers union. POW camp in February Publishing Daily, except Sundays Adamo, and Elizabeth Usman; Baker and Walsh plan The Democratic presi- or March 1951. Based on USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 her great-grandchildren, Alex- to head to Washington on dential candidate and that information, Schi- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Wednesday. 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Box 5 State police say they DeVos, who has no teach- abruptly closed. Lynn, MA 01903 got multiple reports from ing experience. DeVos The Gloucester Dai- TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Slamming home their stories at Classical Lynn 2020 budget STORIES And Jeffrey Fuentes talk- student has to deliver a he was 8 years old. It was From A1 ed about the time he and slam in the course of the a day full of misadventures, near $368 million his friends were skimming semester. including when his dad — speakers recounted their rocks along a neighbor’s “Some of those stories who had narcolepsy — fell LYNN what potential raises ne- misadventures with police swimming pool when his are heart-wrenching,” said asleep near a power saw, From A1 gotiated through collec- and crime-solving appara- stone skimmed a little too Toledo, “particularly when then woke with a start tive bargaining would be. tus. much and broke a window. you consider that these when someone turned it on. reflection of our dedica- “It’s not that there will Rigoberto Espana talk- It turned out that a police kids don’t all know each At the end of the day, tion to fostering econom- be no raises,” Bertino said. ed about the day three officer owned the house, other that well. They have the young Flarety wanted ic growth, improving our “It’s just the negotiations years ago that he and his and the man gave chase for to dig deep and tell people to know why he didn’t get financial managementaren’t done yet. It’s just friends decided to sneak a a while before giving up. around themselves.” paid. practices, and committing something that you don’t few goods out of Walmart “It was the first time, Some of the stories were “Moral of the story?” He to providing a high level plan on the increases un- — and got caught. and the only time, I’ve downright funny. Angel said, “Get it in writing.” of municipal government til you know what they Some of the stories fo- Espana, demonstrating been chased by the cops.” Acosta, the first speaker, services within the con- are. Then, you’ve got to cused on personal issues, how his hand was shaking Students performing riffed on getting ketchup tinuing fiscal constraints,” figure out what the cost is such as Skyler Crayton’s as he was being questioned were asked to stick to one on his pants just as he was McGee wrote. and you have to come up dilemma while tubing, An- by police, concluded his of seven themes: where I about to take a date to the Council budget hearings with the money to cover thony Toro’s problems with talk with the admonition, am from, epic fail, the first movies. He made the sit- are scheduled to begin the cost.” his bathing suit while he “the moral of the story: time, lost and found, risky uation worse by trying to today, with department Health insurance is bud- was frolicking at the beach, don’t steal from Walmart business, rite of passage, rub it off with water and a heads expected to report geted as status quo and and Jonathan Ventura’s with your friends.” says who, and up the fam- paper towel. on their respective bud- any potential changes are rant on the condition of the Immediately after ily tree. When the date was over, gets. part of the ongoing nego- school’s restrooms. Espana, Joshua Guerre- Frey said that part of the girl told him, “I had a The city will also have tiations, Bertino said. The Speakers were judged ro was up talking about the English curriculum good time, but I noticed a lower than desired cap- budget includes a 2.53 on several criteria, and the time he accidentally at Classical is teaching you got a stain on your ital investment, or $2.54 percent increase in health award winners will be an- locked a pair of handcuffs speaking and listening pants. I wasn’t going to million, which comes out insurance, or a bump of nounced at a later date. to his wrists, and nobody skills. Stories Live is a pro- say anything, but it was to a 7 percent decrease about $1.3 million. Lynn Tech still has to had the key. gram that the school has awkward.” over last year. The items In March, Sean Cronin, have its contest. The Tech He finally had to have brought into the classroom The result? selected to be funded from Lynn’s state fiscal stabili- students were supposed to them taken off by a police Lynn’s 5-year capital im- ty officer, recommended a “that has created a curric- “I never got a text back speak with the Classical officer. ulum to teach kids how to from her,” Acosta said. provement plan in FY2020 report to the mayor and kids, but ran into logisti- include police, fire and De- “It was the first time speak in public and how “Who cares?” cal difficulties. City Council that showed I was ever handcuffed,” to listen,” she said. “It is a Andrew Flarety talked partment of Public Works the city could see a bud- he said. “And I am nev- motivational program.” about accompanying his Steve Krause can be (DPW) vehicles to replace get savings of $10.4 mil- er going to be handcuffed The curriculum is a re- father to work one day at reached at skrause@item- outdated equipment. lion this year if it were to again.” quired course, and every a construction site when live.com. The budget does not switch its health insur- factor in potential raises ance plan to the common- through collective bar- wealth’s Group Insurance gaining, Bertino said, Commission (GIC). which city officials antici- But despite lower pre- pated could account for a miums, the report showed major increase in expens- the switch could result in es this year. increased out-of-pocket Negotiations are still expenses for some employ- ongoing for about a dozen ees and retirees who have union contracts that have to frequently use their expired, including those health insurance. with teachers, police, fire, The fiscal year ends on library and City Hall June 30 and according to groups, such as the DPW its agenda, the City Coun- and the Inspectional Ser- cil is expected to schedule vices Department. City a June 11 public hearing officials have said those for the proposed FY20 negotiations have to be budget. completed before the bud- get can be approved. Gayla Cawley can be Bertino said the city reached at gcawley@item- doesn’t have the money live.com. Follow her on to account for, or estimate Twitter @GaylaCawley. U.S.-China trade war Giorgio Armani is among many fashion designers who owe their success to Dawn Mello. sends stocks plunging Dawn Mello made her mark on Fifth Avenue STOCKS particularly farm products From A1 like soybeans. The price of MELLO Mello in her penthouse soybeans slid 0.8 percent From A1 apartment overlooking economies had seemed to to $8.04 a bushel. They the 59th Street Bridge on be on track to resolve the were trading around $9 a the book includes a the affluent Upper East ongoing trade dispute that bushel last month and are copy of a letter from the Side. He was charmed by has raised prices for con- now at their lowest price school bearing news she Mello and Lola the cat, sumers and pinched corpo- since December 2008. The had been awarded a full and it was agreed that rate profit margins. Hopes falling price has put pres- ($400) scholarship. Mello’s Tiffany would write the for a resolution had helped sure on U.S. farmers. graduation ceremony was book and focus only on push the market to its best Analysts have said in- in Boston City Hospital, Mello’s professional life. yearly start in decades. vestors should prepare with her head in traction “Dawn has spent Those hopes are now re- for a more volatile stock due to a broken neck, after decades bringing other placed by concerns that a market while the trade she and five classmates people’s stories to life, full-blown trade war could dispute deepens. Many were in a car accident silently standing in the crimp what is otherwise a are still confident that while driving past the background while others mostly healthy economy. both sides will eventually Boston Common. In 2006, took their bows,” Tiffany “The larger issue with reach a deal. Mello received a Lifetime writes in the book. “She the tariffs isn’t the specific “Since we see a trade ac- Achievement Award from identified talent, pursued amounts of tariffs at any cord being reached in the the School of Fashion De- designers, promoted their given time, but the un- not-too-distant future, we sign (SFD), which is now work, and made them and certainty that’s surround- don’t expect the market to on Newbury Street. their work inseparable ing these tariffs and the endure more than a short- “Dawn Mello is one of from their time. She was ‘what’s-next?’ of an esca- lived spate of indigestion,” our most esteemed alum- a mother to many design- lating trade war,” said Wil- said Sam Stovall, chief ni, and we’re delighted to ers, whom she nurtured lie Delwiche, investment investment strategist at see Mr. Tiffany’s book,” and encouraged.” strategist at Baird. “That CFRA. said Michelle Simpson, Tiffany interviewed all weighs on the global econ- Technology stocks took SFD executive director. the top designers, and omy and could then weigh the heaviest losses Mon- “The School of Fashion most credit Mello for their on the U.S. economy.” day. Chipmakers Microchip Design has an 85-year careers. The Dow dove 617.38 Technology dropped 6.3 history of turning out Tom Ford, who wrote points, or 2.4 percent, to percent and Advanced Mi- talented professionals in In high school, “Dawn-e” was known for her the book’s foreword, 25,324.99. Earlier, it was cro Devices lost 6.2 percent. all walks of the fashion sharp sweaters. was hired by Mello and down 719 points. Apple Some of the biggest chip- industry, and remains brought to Milan to and Boeing were the Dow’s makers in the U.S. lean the only institution in decided which designers assistant to Lambert, the design Gucci’s women’s biggest decliners. Both heavily on China for their New England dedicated would get coveted space subject of his first book. Tif- collection. He called companies get a signifi- sales, making them par- exclusively to the hands- on Bergdorf’s sales floor fany said he enjoys shining Mello a “visionary. She cant amount of revenue ticularly vulnerable to the on study of fashion design. and in its windows. the spotlight on those, like was so ahead of her time from China and stand to worsening tensions be- While we continue to Mello’s blockbuster Mello and Lambert, who in so many ways ... She lose heavily if the trade tween the two countries. provide students with the designer fashion shows at are generally unknown by changed my life by hiring war drags on. Boeing slid With China now retali- expert technical proficien- Bergdorf’s are legendary. those outside of the fashion me at Gucci, and there 4.9 percent. ating against the Trump cy for which we’re most She spent $250,000 industry. are many designers work- The broader S&P 500 administration’s tariffs, well-known, we’re also on Jean Paul Gaultier’s “Miss Mello wondered ing today who owe her index fell 69.53 points, or it has become more like- looking ahead to exciting elaborate show, his first in whether there was a story a great debt. But more 2.4 percent, to 2,811.87. ly the chip sector will be developments in areas of the U.S., no doubt sending there. She told me, ‘I don’t important, Dawn is a kind The index is coming off its caught in the crossfire and sustainability and technol- budget-conscious Neimark even understand why and caring person and a worst week since January, take a hit to their profits. ogy to be sure our gradu- into apoplexy. The publicity you’re doing this book.’ loyal and dear friend. I though it’s still up sharply The list of chipmakers ates are equipped with the Bergdorf’s received was The truth is, Dawn Mello love and adore her.” for the year. The Nasdaq, that get at least one-quar- most relevant skills for the worth 10 times that. transformed retail, trans- Michael Kors was which is heavily weighted ter of their revenue from future of fashion.” Mello left Bergdorf in the formed fashion and trans- discovered by Mello, who with technology stocks, China include: Qualcomm Tiffany said Mello late ’80s, moving to Italy to formed New York. She spied him dressing a slid 269.92 points, or 3.4 (65, Micron (57 percent), adored Boston, but real- work for Gucci, and was re- made Bergdorf Goodman window across the street percent, to 7,647.02, its Texas Instruments (43 ized opportunities were sponsible for repositioning the premier store … If from Bergdorf’s. The book worst drop of the year. percent), Microchip Tech- greater in New York, the Gucci image as a luxu- you were a designer and includes a funny story of The Russell 2000 index nology (29 percent), Intel where she first made her ry brand. She made “Gucci” she attended your show, the pair’s first meeting. of small company stocks (26 percent) and Xilinx mark as a fashion model. a household word. In 1994, it was a make-or-break Donna Karan said lost 49.99 points, or 3.2 (25 percent), according to But it was at Berg- Mello rejoined Bergdorf situation. If she came and “If it weren’t for Dawn, percent, to 1,523. FactSet Research. dorf Goodman where Goodman as president. In said she loved you, you I wouldn’t be Donna Trade talks between the she really hit her stride. 2001, Mello was the first were in (Bergdorf’s) and Karan. With all my fears U.S. and China conclud- And Tiffany chronicles recipient of the Eleanor that made your career.” of leaving Anne Klein, ed Friday with no agree- LAW OFFICES OF her rise in delightfully Lambert Award, named How did Tiffany get Dawn was the person who ment and with the U.S. JAMES J. CARRIGAN entertaining fashion. In for the legendary art and involved? It started with helped give me strength increasing import tariffs • Social Security Disability 1975, Mello was hired as fashion authority, by the a recommendation from to start Donna Karan.” on $200 billion of Chinese • Workers Compensation fashion director and vice Council of Fashion Design- a friend and a phone call Mello, vivacious still at goods to 25 percent from • Accidents 25 years located across president by CEO Ira ers for her contribution to to Myra Hackel, Mello’s 87, is enjoying retired life. 10 percent. Officials also from Lynn District Court Neimark (he passed away the culture of American assistant for 28 years, Tiffany said she has sev- said they were preparing 15 Johnson St. last month) and tasked to fashion. who said “I have a box of eral newspapers delivered to expand tariffs to cov- turn around the flounder- Tiffany, a California na- news clippings, It seems daily and is often seen er another $300 billion of 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN ing store on Manhattan’s tive, had met Mello several a shame to me that all of taking walks around her goods. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Fifth Avenue and remake times, mostly at events and these wonderful photos neighborhood and meet- China on Monday an- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL it in her image. Mello private fashion shows he are in a box.” So the ing friends for lunch and nounced tariff increases on www.jamescarriganlaw.com was the gatekeeper who organized when he was an biographer agreed to meet dinner. $60 billion of U.S. imports, [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 OPINION These quiz shows are game changers HOW TO REACH US

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She Statistics analyzed by but perhaps even more of dropped a plan to move Editorial Board TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION U.S. farmers who sell to China feel pain of Beijing’s tariffs By David Pitt ASSOCIATED PRESS DES MOINES, Iowa — China’s announcement Monday of higher tariffs on $60 billion of American FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS exports — retaliation for President Donald Trump’s Attorney General William Barr appears at a latest penalties on Chi- Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Cap- nese goods — hit partic- itol Hill in Washington. ularly hard in the farm belt. China’s vast con- sumer market has been a vital source of revenue for Prosecutor to American farmers. Since December, when U.S. and China negotia- examine Russia tors called a truce to tar- iffs and began signaling that an agreement might probe origins be reached, soybean farm- ers had been holding out By Michael Balsamo into the origins of the spe- hope that sales to China ASSOCIATED PRESS cial counsel’s investigation. would resume, said Todd Hultman, an Omaha-based Barr provided no details FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Attor- about what “spying” may grain market analyst with ney General William Barr have taken place but ap- agriculture market data Cargo containers are staged near cranes at the Port of Tacoma, in Taco- has appointed a U.S. attor- peared to be alluding to a provider DTN. In the mean- ma, Wash. ney to examine the origins surveillance warrant the time, the farmers had been of the Russia investigation FBI obtained on a former storing a record stockpile of farm country is getting harvest is required. Yet On Monday, Trump told and determine if intelli- Trump associate, Carter nearly 1 billion bushels. grimmer by the day,” said now, planting soybeans reporters that a new pro- gence collection involving The latest news of a Page, and the FBI’s use John Heisdorffer, a soy- with the overabundance gram to relieve U.S. farm- the Trump campaign was new round of tariffs, with of an informant while the bean farmer in Keota, already in bins and scant ers’ pain is being devised “lawful and appropriate,” no agreement in sight, bureau was investigating Iowa, who is chairman of hope for sales to one of the and predicted that they a person familiar with the spooked the financial mar- former Trump campaign the ASA. “Our patience is biggest buyers in China, will be “very happy.” The matter told The Associated kets and some farmers foreign policy adviser waning, our finances are could raise the risk of a fi- administration last year Press on Monday. who had been tentatively suffering and the stress nancial disaster. George Papadopoulos. handed farmers aid worth Barr appointed John optimistic. from months of living with “This is the fifth year of $11 billion to offset losses Trump and his support- Durham, the U.S. attorney “This is hitting the mar- the consequences of these low prices, basically, for from trade conflicts. ers have seized on both in Connecticut, to conduct ket at a very emotionally tariffs is mounting.” crops,” Hultman said. “I Trump seemed to sug- the inquiry, the person to accuse the Justice De- distressful time,” Hult- A slowdown in soybean think time is just wearing gest that the aid will make said. The person could not partment and the FBI of man said. “The rug of hope sales, and the huge stock- us out.” up for, or partially cover, discuss the matter public- unlawfully spying on his was pulled out from under piles that result, has a To Brent Gloy of Grant, the $15 billion that he said ly and spoke to the AP on campaign. us and especially with the ripple effect. Farmers in Neb., many farmers like represented “the biggest condition of anonymity. The inquiry, which will announcement this morn- many parts of the corn him appear to be facing purchase that China has Durham’s appointment focus on whether the gov- ing that China is going to belt have suffered from only bleak alternatives for ever made with our farm- comes about a month after ernment’s methods to col- retaliate with higher tar- a wet and cooler spring, planting. ers.” In fact, U.S. farm ex- Barr told members of Con- lect intelligence relating iffs of their own.” which has prevented them “There’s just not a lot ports to China approached gress he believed “spying to the Trump campaign In a statement Monday, from planting corn. Typi- people can do,” Gloy said. $26 billion in both 2012 did occur” on the Trump were lawful and appropri- the American Soybean cally when it becomes too “You’re looking at late corn and 2013 and equaled campaign in 2016. He later ate, is separate from an Association reacted with late to plant corn, farmers planting through part of $19.5 billion in 2017 — be- said he didn’t mean any- investigation by the Jus- frustration edged with will instead plant soy- the corn belt. They would fore his trade war began thing pejorative and was tice Department’s inspec- anxiety. beans, which can grow normally go to soybeans. taking a toll on agricultur- gathering a team to look tor general. “The sentiment out in later into the fall before Man it’s just a mess.” al sales to China. House GOP seeks women, fresh faces for 2020 challengers Deadline:

By Alan Fram May 22 ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Top Republicans are search- ing district-by-district for just the right candidates We remember those who — women and political have passed away and are newcomers in many cases — to help them recapture especially dear to us. the House, six months af- ter a political tidal wave On Saturday, May 25 swept Democrats into con-      trol with the most diverse    majority in history.      Recruits include one of     the few Republican wom-      en in the Oklahoma state    Senate and a black polit- ical novice from Houston      with Iraq combat experi-   ence and three Ivy League     degrees on his resume. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS They are part of a GOP   drive to gain at least 18 Rep. Susan Brooks, R-Ind., joined by, back left, seats in the 2020 elec- Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, speaks to report- How to place your memorial ad: tions to win the majority ers outside the West Wing following a meeting — historically a tall order with President Donald Trump at the White Please choose one for the party out of power House about border security. of the following shields: in presidential election (if no check is made, years. “You will see a party who badly outspent her shield will not appear) Finding women and mi- that’s reflective of the en- but only narrowly defeated SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of nority candidates is an tire nation. That would her last year in increasing- JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away imperative for an over- mean from gender to race ly diverse Orange County, May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly whelmingly white GOP to others, but it will also California; Karen Handel, remembered rememberedLovingly openly embarrassed that show that we can compete elected to the House in by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim just 13 of its 197 House in every single district,” an expensive 2017 spe- and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son members are women. By said House Minority Lead- cial election, only to lose Tom. Tom. contrast, 89 of the 235 er Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif. re-election last November House Democrats are Democrats scoff that by 3,000 votes; and Tom women and nearly 90 are GOP efforts will flop be- Kean Jr., who’s seeking a black or Hispanic. cause Americans care less House seat in western New But Republicans want about candidates’ attri- Jersey and hopes the popu- challengers with other butes than about issues larity of his father, moder- qualities too, following a like buttressing health ate former Gov. Tom Kean, 2018 election that saw the care and wages. will outweigh the state’s GOP lose 31 districts that “You can have all the antipathy to Trump. . President Donald Trump interesting stories in the McCarthy says he’s met had won just two years world, you can have an in- with over 30 contenders, earlier, many in moderate teresting background,” said of whom nearly 6 in 10 suburbs. Rep. A. Donald McEachin, are women and nearly Desirable attributes in- D-Va., a candidate recruit- half are minorities. Rep. clude an ability to woo er for the Democratic Con- Susan Brooks, R-Ind., re- moderate GOP voters gressional Campaign Com- cruitment chief for the who’ve turned against mittee, House Democrats’ National Republican Con- Trump, whose name will political organ. He added, gressional Committee, the be atop the ballot. In some “They are a party in the House GOP’s campaign districts they want po- wilderness right now and arm, says more than 130 litical outsiders without they are deluding them- women have contacted the voting records to attack, selves — 2020 is going to be committee about running. in others it’s political vet- a lot about Trump.” One group called Winning erans with a proven abil- GOP leaders are boost- for Women and another, ity to win votes. Enticing ing potential challengers E-PAC, formed by Rep.    personal stories and an including Young Kim, who Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., are        aptitude for raising mon- wants a rematch against also seeking female GOP          ey also help. the freshman Democrat candidates. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

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Police Sergeant reports being Johan Acosta, of 32 Nichols and knocking on doors on Fri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS checked the area and didn’t flagged down by a family mem- St., Haverhill, was arrested on day at 10:01 p.m. Officer un- find anyone. ber of a patient who fled Lahey Felicity Huffman arrives at federal court Mon- warrant charges of motor vehi- able to locate kids. Medical Center on Essex Center day in Boston, where she pleaded guilty to cle operator refuses to identify Truck driver requested assis- Drive on Friday at 8:11 p.m. Of- charges in a nationwide college admissions self, unlicensed operation of a tance on Friday at 10:18 p.m. PEABODY ficers report she was last seen motor vehicle, failure to stop/ at the Center Market at 588 bribery scandal. entering the nearby GPA Super- yield and speeding at 8:30 Main St. Arrests store but after speaking to staff a.m. Monday. Property check requested at John W. Roy, 49, of 13 Ma- learned she had left five min- Carissa Brancato was ar- the Lynnfield Middle School son St., was arrested following utes prior to police arrival. She Huffman pleads rested on warrant charges of on Main Street on Saturday at a disturbance on Friday at 7:09 is described as 5 feet, 2 inches Class E drug possession at 12:20 a.m. p.m. and charged with disor- tall, wearing a green shirt and 4:56 p.m. Sunday. Caller reported a truck is derly conduct and trespassing black leggings. guilty in college Terrel Payne, 24, of 95 parked on the sidewalk at 905 after an officer reported a man Report of four people fight- Woodman St., was arrested Main St. on Saturday at 3:29 urinating at East End Veterans ing at Park Place Mobile Home on warrant charges of firearm p.m. Officer reports vehicle has been moved. Memorial Park at 45 Walnut St. Park next to a silver vehicle at admissions scam use in a felony, assault with a Lucas Viera, 21, of 21 War- Apt. 43 on Saturday at 7:24 dangerous weapon, discharg- Strong odor of electrical burning in the men’s locker at ren St., Apt. 2, was arrested fol- a.m. Reporting party called By Alanna ping to collect herself. ing a firearm within 500 feet lowing a traffic stop on Friday back to say three of the occu- of a building, carrying a firearm the Boston Sports Club at 425 Durkin Richer Sentencing was set for Walnut St. on Saturday at 4:27 at 10:57 p.m. at 32 Warren pants left the vehicle and the ASSOCIATED PRESS Sept. 13. Because she without a license and carrying and 18 Crowninshield streets remaining man was walking a loaded firearm weapon at p.m. Call referred to the Lynn- agreed to plead guilty, for unlicensed operation of a down Newbury Street toward BOSTON — “Desperate prosecutors said they 11:25 a.m. Monday. field Fire Department. Housewives” star Felicity Officer wanted at Panera motor vehicle, failure to stop Lowell Street. Officer reports would recommend four for police, and failure to use the matter was a disagreement Huffman pleaded guilty months in prison, but the Accidents Bread at 430 Market St. on Monday in the college ad- Saturday at 7:02 p.m. Caller headlights. among friends and is in order. judge could choose not to Matthew P. Flammia, 32, of Northshore Mall security offi- missions bribery scheme, put her behind bars at all. A report of a motor vehicle reported as an 18-wheeler left the biggest name to do so crash at 6:39 a.m. Monday at the loading dock, three teenag- 1 Atkinson Drive, Apt. 2, was cer Coleman Gallagher report- She arrived at court arrested on Friday at 11:39 ed a past incident involving a in a scandal that has un- holding the hand of her South Street and South Street ers jumped in back and rode it derscored the lengths to Court; at 8:18 a.m. Monday at through the parking lot to the p.m. following a report of mul- mother, daughter and an un- brother Moore Huffman tiple malicious fire alarm box known man who left the area which some wealthy par- Jr. and did not say any- 288 Union St.; at 11:34 a.m. stop sign and jumped out. Call- ents will go to get their Monday at Liberty and Wash- er was unable to describe the activations on Bartholomew upon being confronted by the thing to journalists. In and Lynn streets, and Memori- mother on Saturday at 2:09 children into top univer- court, she wore a gray ington streets. teens but said they were with sities. A report of a motor vehicle a girl who was wearing a black al Drive. He was charged with p.m. Officer spoke with the re- dress and a sweater and tampering with a fire alarm box, The Emmy-winning ac- hit and run crash at 9:41 a.m. cast walking boot. Detail officer porting party who chose not to sat flanked by her attor- disturbing the peace, and dis- tress, 56, could face prison Monday at Childs and Walnut at the mall contacted. pursue the matter. neys while her brother orderly conduct. time after she admitted streets. Caller from the Mormon Loud noise complaint at 72 watched from the front German Ponce, 47, of 17 Central St. on Sunday at 12:27 to participating in the na- row. Her husband, actor Church at 400 Essex St. report- tionwide scam, in which ed a suspicious man hiding in Lexington St., East Boston, was a.m. Officer reports party end- William H. Macy, didn’t Overdoses authorities say parents the bushes and acting strange arrested following a report of ed for the night. attend. bribed coaches, rigged en- A report of an overdose at on Saturday at 9:35 p.m. Of- an unwanted guest at Logan Huffman had apologized trance exams or both to 2:29 p.m. Sunday on Market ficer reports the incident was Express at 164 Newbury St. on in a statement last month SAUGUS game the admissions sys- Street; at 9:44 p.m. Sunday on unfounded. Saturday at 5:52 p.m. He was and said she will accept tem. Central Avenue. Caller reported a woman mo- charged with operating a mo- the consequences. She Accidents Huffman pleaded guilty torist is disabled on Route 1 tor vehicle with a suspended said she “betrayed” her Theft South on Sunday at 4:09 p.m. license. A report of a motor vehicle in federal court to paying 18-year-old daughter, who Officer unable to locate. crash with personal injury at an admissions consultant was not aware of her plan. A report of a robbery at Loud music reported at 231 Summons 6:46 p.m. Friday at Saugus $15,000 to have a proctor “This transgression to- 10:56 p.m. Sunday at 40 Cher- High School at 0 Pierce Memo- correct her older daugh- ward her and the public Salem St. on Sunday at 8:21 Aleksander Sheraj, 41, of ry St. rial Drive. A two-car crash was ter’s answers on the SAT. I will carry for the rest of p.m. Officers checked area but 10 Abbott St., Apt. 1 Salem, A report of a larceny at 11 reported. Three people were She also considered going my life. My desire to help nothing found. was summoned on Sunday a.m. Monday at Gallagher Play- taken to Massachusetts Gener- through with the plan for my daughter is no excuse at 11:23 a.m. for violating an ground at 25 Hurd St. al Hospital. her younger daughter be- to break the law or engage Medical abuse prevention order. A report of a motor vehicle fore ultimately deciding in dishonesty,” Huffman Alcinesio Silva, 48, of 6 Vandalism Request for an ambulance at crash at 7:23 p.m. Friday on not to, authorities say. said. Stevens St., was summoned 38 Phillips Road on Friday at Broadway; at 5:56 p.m. Sat- The consultant, Rick Investigators have said A report of vandalism at 1:34 p.m. Officer reports pa- following a traffic stop at 20 Singer, arranged for the Macy, 69, was with her Perkins St. on Sunday at 4:25 urday at Applebee’s at 214 11:25 p.m. Sunday at 102 tient taken to Melrose/Wake- Broadway. cheating by having stu- when admissions consul- Grove St. field Hospital. p.m. for unlicensed operation dents obtain permission tant Rick Singer explained of a motor vehicle. A motor vehicle crash with A report of motor vehicle van- Ambulance requested on personal injury was report- for extra time on the ex- how he could arrange for dalism at 9:58 a.m. Monday at Saturday at 6:47 p.m. for a ed at 4:41 a.m. Saturday at ams through diagnoses for the cheating because he 653 Western Ave. person with an altered mental Accidents Home Depot at 564 Broadway. things like learning dis- “controlled” a test center. status at 900 Lynnfield St. Pa- Hit and run crash reported at One person was taken to La- abilities, and then taking Both Huffman and Macy LYNNFIELD tient taken to the hospital. Sam’s Food Mart at 474 Lowell hey Clinic and another person the exams at his testing agreed to the plan, author- Whole Foods Market at 100 St. on Friday at 6:01 p.m. Caller was taken to Melrose Wake- center, prosecutors say. ities say, but Macy has not Accidents Market St. requested an am- said his vehicle was struck on field Hospital; at 5:16 p.m. In court, Huffman ex- been charged. Prosecutors bulance for a 2-year-old having Lowell Street near City Hall by Saturday at Walmart at 770 plained her daughter had have not explained why. Motor vehicle crash reported a seizure on Saturday at 6:52 Broadway; at 10:10 p.m. Sat- been seeing a neuropsy- California businessman on Munroe Street on Friday at an older, red Mazda. Operator p.m. Child taken to the hospi- was threatening when he tried urday on Ballard Street; at 1:14 chologist for years and Devin Sloane also pleaded 5:23 p.m. Officer reports Essex tal. p.m. Sunday at Animal Medical been getting extra time guilty Monday to paying County Sheriff’s Department to exchange paperwork. Officer Medical aid requested for a will document. Center of New England at 365 on tests since she was 11 $250,000 in bribes to get is on scene and said it was a 70-year-old woman not feeling Essex St. — an apparent attempt to his son into the University road rage incident. Report of Motor vehicle crash reported well on Saturday at 8:41 p.m. on Saturday at 7:04 a.m. on A scooter into a motor vehi- explain that her daugh- of Southern California as a motor vehicle crash into a at 11 Edward Ave. Patient re- cle was reported at 6:03 p.m. ter’s doctor had no part in a fake water polo recruit. parked car at 13 Tophet Road Route 128. Officer reports no fused assistance. injuries or tows, assisted with Saturday on Linwood Street. the scheme. Officials say he bought on Saturday at 1:11 a.m. Man fell at 834 Salem St. “I just didn’t want to cre- athletic gear and worked Caller reported a motor ve- paperwork exchange. on Saturday at 9:39 p.m. and Report of a motor vehicle Complaints ate the impression that with a designer to create hicle crash with injury on Sat- an ambulance was requested. crash at 136 Main and 8 Caller neuropsychologists have a bogus photo of his son urday at 10:52 a.m. at 100 Patient refused assistance and streets on Saturday at 11:25 A report of suspicious activi- any part in this,” a tearful playing the sport for the Walnut St. and 425 Market St. said he was not injured. a.m. Officer reports no injuries ty at 4:28 p.m. Saturday at JP Huffman said before stop- application. Officer reports patient taken to Request for an ambulance at or tows. The operator of Mas- Rallo Piano and Organ Lessons Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 sachusetts license plate no. at 82 Newhall Ave. A caller ter in Peabody. POLICE BRIEFS Salem St., Apt. 208 on Sunday 3537XC was issued a warning reported youths racing motor Caller reported a motor ve- at 10:49 a.m. Patient taken to scooters through the area. for marked lanes violation. Offi- Daycare operator convicted Pharmacy professor resigns hicle crash with no injuries on Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- cer will document the crash. Suspicious activity was re- Sunday at 5:40 p.m. at Con- ter. A hit and run crash was re- ported at 4:09 a.m. Sunday at in 6-month-old baby’s death following federal conviction don Circle. Call handled by the Request for an ambulance ported at the Burlington Coat 19 Milano Drive. A caller report- SOUTH KINGSTOWN, Massachusetts State Police. at 714 Lowell St. on Sunday Factory at 310 Andover St. on ed a group of four males wear- WOBURN (AP) — A R.I. (AP) — An assistant at 7:58 p.m. Patient refused Saturday at 3:32 p.m. ing hooded sweatshirts, with woman has been con- Alarms assistance. one of them carrying a duffle victed of second-degree pharmacy professor at the Animal Control bag, were going through yards murder in the death of an University of Rhode Is- Accidental burglar alarm re- in the neighborhood. infant in her care. land convicted of dispens- ported on Saturday at 14 Pine MARBLEHEAD Caller from 16 Elmwood Cir- A suspicious motor vehicle Pallavi Macharla was ing drugs without valid St. Officer confirms it was an cle reports a loud, barking dog was reported at 6:06 a.m. prescriptions to defraud accident. Accident convicted Monday after on Friday at 6:21 p.m. Officer Sunday at 2 Lamplighters Way. about eight hours of jury or mislead government Motion detector sounded A report of a motor vehicle reports the owner was going to A caller reported a suspicious regulators has resigned. a false burglar alarm at 4 Jo- deliberations over two crash at 1:01 p.m. Sunday on bring the pet inside but it was SUV parked in the area. An of- days. URI confirms to The sephs Lane on Saturday at Franklin Street. A parked car still barking when police arrived. ficer reported the SUV checked Providence Journal that 8:17 p.m. Officer reports all Prosecutors said the was struck. Anonymous caller complain- out and was occupied by a lo- 44-year-old Macharla Michelle Caetano Thomas appears to be secure. cal resident who was smoking ing of dogs barking all day on shook 6-month old Ridhi- left her post May 6. Burglar alarm reported at 3 a cigarette. Complaints Marion Road on Saturday at ma Dhekane in March Thomas was one of 14 Nottingham Road on Saturday 8:57 p.m. Officer reports the 2014 so violently her people indicted after an at 9:30 p.m. Officer reports all A caller reported someone resident returned home and Theft investigation into the brain bled. Macharla was appears to be secure. attempted to break into her brought the pets inside. New England Compound- Fire alarm sounded at Gas- a physician in her native basement at 2:21 p.m. Sunday A report of a larceny at 12:47 ing Center, the Framing- light at 1100 Market St. on India who ran a daycare on Broughton Road. The caller Complaints p.m. Friday at 28 Serino Way. A ham pharmacy blamed Sunday at 9:51 a.m. Call han- woman walked into the police out of her Burlington is preparing to move and the for a nationwide fungal dled by the Lynnfield Fire De- station to report she had a de- last time she had been in her Caller from 16 Manomet home. meningitis outbreak that partment. basement was three weeks Road reports items were tak- livery to her home. At 9 a.m. The defense said the killed 76 people. Thomas Burglar alarm reported at ago. She contacted the Hous- en from her locked garage on that morning, she said two in- baby vomited and became and a co-defendant were Eastern Bank at 45 Salem St. ing Authority who told her to Friday at 4:11 p.m. She sus- dependently contracted men unresponsive after eating not charged in connection on Sunday at 10:47 a.m. Offer call the police. pects it was done by her former came to her home and delivered applesauce. Macharla tes- reports building appears se- A report of a suspicious per- husband, who may have a key. a bedroom set which they as- with the outbreak. tified in her own defense Prosecutors say they cure. son at 6:58 p.m. Sunday on Officer will document. sembled in her bedroom. A short to describe how she heard Burglar alarm reported at Ocean Avenue. The fire captain Resident of 24 Swamp- time after they left, she said she were verification pharma- the baby gurgle and saw cists, signing off on orders the Huckleberry Hill School on told police about a suspicious scott Ave. reports he is being discovered jewelry missing from her eyes close. Knoll Rad on Sunday at 6:44 person who seemed out of harassed by a few youths on the top of her dresser. to customers with fake Prosecutors say Mach- names without valid pre- arla changed her story scriptions to evade regu- and as a trained doctor, latory oversight. They say Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 should have promptly the Cumberland woman CALL 24 HOURS A DAY called 911 instead of first approved shipments of Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) calling the baby’s mother. drugs for patients with All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. The baby died at a hospi- names like Filet O’ Fish Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. tal days later. and Harry Potter. TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NBC bets on comedy next year, ‘This Is Us’ for years to come By Lynn Elber In “Sunnyside,” Kal Penn ang parents” who, broke to whether that plan will ASSOCIATED PRESS calls on his comedic credits and unannounced, move mean even more years (“Harold & Kumar Go to back in with their son and with the Pearson family. NEW YORK — NBC White Castle”) and polit- daughter-in-law. Four new dramas are didn’t invoke its “must-see ical ones (he served in the The long network after- slated for the coming sea- TV” 20th-century market- Obama administration) to life of “Friends” and other son, with one set for fall. ing slogan in announcing play a fallen New York City sitcoms makes them valu- “Bluff City Law” stars a renewed emphasis on councilman who’s seeking able now and in the future NBC alum Jimmy Smits sitcoms next season, but it (“The West Wing,” “L.A. could have. redemption for himself and for its makers, which for Calling comedy the help for immigrants dream- “Sunnyside” and “The Ke- Law”) as head of a cele- “heart” of its brand, the ing of American citizenship. nan Show” include NBC brated Memphis, Tenn., Thompson will do dou- corporate sibling Univer- law rm who is joined by network announced it is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS adding four new sitcoms ble-duty at NBC next sea- sal Television. his estranged daughter. to its lineup for 2019-20, From left, Joel Kim Booster, Poppy Liu, Samba son, sticking with “SNL” The return of popular The midseason new- with stars including Ke- Schutte, Kal Penn, Diana Marie Riva and Mo- and starring in “The Ke- drama “This is Us” wasn’t comers include “Council nan Thompson of “Satur- ses Storm, from “Sunnyside,” will debut this nan Show,” with Chris in doubt, but NBC cement- of Dads,” about a family day Night Live” and sitcom fall on NBC. Rock among the executive ed its value to the network man who makes sure his veterans Fran Drescher producers. In the mid- by renewing it for what it brood will always have the (“The Nanny”) and Steven nyside” to join returning Telegdy of NBC Entertain- season series, Thompson called an “unprecedented” fatherly help they need; Weber (“Mom,” ‘’Wings”). comedies “Superstore” and ment, said with bravado. plays a dedicated dad bal- three more years. “Lincoln,” inspired by the On Thursday night, “The Good Place” this fall. “Perfect Harmony” stars ancing family, work and Whether it will contin- novel “The Bone Collec- where NBC sitcoms includ- “Thursdays will contin- Bradley Whitford (“The a meddling father-in-law ue beyond season six is tor,” and “Zoey’s Extraor- ing “Cheers” and “Friends” ue to be the home of the West Wing”) as a former played by Andy Garcia. “open for right now,” said dinary Playlist,” about a ruled back in the 1980s smartest, buzziest and college music professor Drescher and Weber Telegdy. Series creator brilliant computer coder and ‘90s, the network will most enduring comedies on whose next chapter unex- star in “Indebted,” also Dan Fogelman “has a plan who’s able to eavesdrop on introduce newcomers “Per- television,” George Cheeks, pectedly involves a small- for midseason. They play for the show,” but Telegdy the hopes of those around fect Harmony” and “Sun- who is co-chair with Paul town church’s choir. what NBC called “boomer- wouldn’t tip his hand as her through her songs.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 Codi Butt scores 300th career goal in St. Mary’s win By Mike Alongi livan had one assist. Goalie Fenwick came out hot, ITEM STAFF Lauren Vaccaro also played scoring twice in the rst 10 very well in net. minutes of action (one from PEABODY — The St. “Our defense was fantas- Goodreau and one from Mary’s girls lacrosse team tic and Lauren was really Wesley) and pushing the fell behind early in the rst strong in net,” said K.C. pace of play. Butt got the half Monday, but the Spar- Butt. “We were communi- Spartans on the board with tans  ipped the switch and cating really well on that a goal to make it 2-1, but ended up rolling to a 15-8 end, and once we started then Wesley scored back- win over Catholic Central winning ground balls we to-back goals for Fenwick League rival Bishop Fen- were able to really push to push the lead to 4-1. wick at Steven Donaldson things on offense.” That’s when things Stadium. Codi Butt led the For Fenwick, Cailyn Wes- turned. way for the Spartans with ley led the way with four St. Mary’s responded by eight goals and three as- goals. Hanna Goudreau outscoring Fenwick 8-1 for sists, scoring her 300th ca- added two goals in the loss, the rest of the rst half. reer goal in the process. while Brynn Bertucci and The Spartans scored ve “From what I under- Eve Watson each scored goals in a row (one each stand, we don’t think that’s one goal. from Hentosh, Butt, Cum- been achieved by anyone “We started the game ex- mings, Parthum and Mc- else in school history,” said actly how we wanted to and Grath) to go from down 4-1 St. Mary’s coach K.C. Butt. we were clicking on all cyl- to up 6-4 in a matter of ve “She’s worked really hard inders,” said Fenwick coach minutes. Goodreau mo- to get to this point and Joel McKenna. “But then mentarily stopped the run she’s been having a really St. Mary’s made some great with a goal of her own to strong season.” adjustments that really make it 6-5, but the Spar- Mady Hentosh had two took us off of our game. tans went on to close the goals and four assists for They have a lot of talented half with three goals in the the Spartans, while Makay- players and once they get nal two minutes (two la McGrath had two goals rolling, you have to try to from Butt and one from and two assists and Megan match them. Usually we’re ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE McGrath) to take a 9-5 lead Parthum had two goals. pretty good with that, but into halftime. St. Mary’s senior Codi Butt scored her 300th career goal Monday afternoon Molly Cummings scored today we couldn’t seem to in a win over Bishop Fenwick. Butt had eight goals and three assists. one goal, while Kelsey Sul- do it.” SPARTANS, B2 Fenwick gets revenge on St. Mary’s By Harold Rivera we got those tough-guy ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ground balls. With the weath- er it was almost like a skat- LYNN — Revenge exacted. ing rink out there.” The Bishop Fenwick boys Diego Alvarez-Segee tied lacrosse team didn’t forget the game at 14-14 with 6:53 the loss St. Mary’s handed remaining in the fourth quar- the Crusaders back in April. ter and netted the game-win- Fenwick returned the favor ner with 12.6 on the clock. Monday night with a 15-14 “Diego absolutely stepped win over the Spartans at a up,” Driscoll said. “He knows rainy Manning Field. when it’s time to play, when The Crusaders (13-2) are it’s time to go. He likes when now tied with St. Mary’s for the lights are on him and second place in the Catholic we’re happy that they are.” ITEM FILE PHOTO Central League Large. Both St. Mary’s dropped to 12-2 teams have two CCL Large with the loss. Marblehead’s Loch Sheridan (right) scored two losses. Austin Prep, with one “Fenwick played a great goals in a win over Beverly Monday afternoon CCL Large loss to Fenwick, is game,” St. Mary’s coach Josh at Piper Field. in rst place. Field said. “They came out “That was important to us,” ready to go, ready to play. Fenwick coach Steve Driscoll They were crisp with their said. “We really care about passes. That was a big differ- Magicians shake the CCL. That puts us back in ence. They moved the ball contention. St. Mary’s got us well. They made our defense ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE in the last one. They did the move and they were able to small things that game. They Bishop Fenwick’s John Bernbaum off slow start to capitalize with some goals in takes the ball up the eld during a win got the ground balls in-be- transition early.” tween the 30’s. That was our over St. Mary’s Monday night at Man- goal this game, to make sure FENWICK, B2 ning Field. defeat Beverly By Daniel Kane Thompson and Loch Sher- ITEM STAFF idan each added two goals. Cummings named Saugus football coach Thomas Quigley, Paul Hef- MARBLEHEAD — After fernan and Adam Zaman- By Harold Rivera I was thrilled. head coach at Saugus in as excited about having a battling to a tie in the rst sky each scored one goal. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “I’m thrilled to be the guy many years. Former long- new opportunity.” quarter Monday, it looked “Early on we were just as though the Marblehead they trust their program time Sachems coach Mike Cummings takes over a making some bad mis- boys lacrosse team might SAUGUS — The search with,” Cummings said. Broderick stepped down Saugus team that has takes,” Wilkens said. “But have had a tough test on its for a new football coach at “I’m looking forward to after the 2016 season and plenty to look forward to certain guys stepped up Saugus High has come to a hands with Beverly at Pip- showing the people of Sau- is now an assistant at Cur- going into the 2019 season. for us. We settled it down a close. Former Wake eld er Field. gus the kind of program ry College. The Sachems quali ed for little bit on offense the rest High coach Steve Cum- The Magicians had other we can have here.” Anthony Nalen coached the Division 5 North state of the way out. I think we mings has been appointed plans. A Marsh eld native, the team in 2017 and Mike tournament after a 2-5 just played better ball. It’s as the new head coach of Marblehead scored the Cummings played three Mabee coached on an in- regular season as the No. 6 a game of runs and when the Sachems. seed. They defeated No. 3 next six goals and con- you get momentum going “I’m really excited about years of varsity football at terim basis for the 2018 trolled the game the rest of Marsh eld High for Lou season. Weston in the rst round on your side things start to the opportunity,” Cum- (27-6) before falling to No. the way en route to a 15-6 work.” mings, who resides in Silva. He graduated from “When I rst got the job rout. Framingham State in 2000 I met with our four senior 2 Amesbury in the section- Wilkens was happy to see Wake eld, said. “I spent al semi nal (20-0). Saugus “I thought we were sloppy Marblehead’s defense buck- the past season as the de- with a degree in sociology captains,” Cummings said. at the start,” Marblehead and played left tackle for “I understand I’m the returns three of its offen- le down after the rst quar- fensive coordinator at coach John Wilkens said. ter in front of goalkeeper the school’s football team. fourth guy in as many sive leaders in quarter- Haverhill. I told the coach “We had about seven or JT Monahan (10 saves). He started coaching in years. That’s not average. I back Mason Nickolas, run- there that I wasn’t looking eight turnovers in the rst “We played really well,” 2001, as a graduate assis- want to make sure that I ning back Marvens Jean to make a lateral move but half. I think we correct- Wilkens said of the defense. tant at Framingham State. try to build some trust and receiver Christian if an opportunity as a head ed that in the second half. “We held them to six goals. Cummings has coached at with the kids as best as I Correia. coach opened up I might go Jean, Correia, lineman We were kind of all over I thought our goalie made Canton, Sharon, Wake eld can, because they’ve had so for it. I look at Saugus as a Zack Kesbia and lineback- the map early in the game some nice saves. Guys like and, most recently, Haver- much turnover. My goal is place that has a lot of op- er/tight end/receiver Bru- but we settled down. It was Charlie McGurran, Heffer- hill. His rst stint as a to be here and be here for portunity for growth. no Auzec will co-captain good to see.” nan, they all played good, head coach took place at a long time. I want to be When I got the call that I next season’s team. Will Shull and Christian tenacious defense.” was the guy they wanted Wake eld from 2015-2017. here until I’m done coach- Penkrat led the offense to go with moving forward, Cummings is the fourth ing. I want the kids to be CUMMINGS, B2 with four goals each. Sam MARBLEHEAD, B2 Tech boys track wins state vocational championship 133-3), Mikko Suarez ( rst in SCHOOL ROUNDUP the discus, 108-8), Jordan Lee By Mike Alongi ( rst in the 800-meter dash, ITEM STAFF 2:15.1) and Gabriel Perez ( rst in the high jump, 5-8). The Lynn Tech boys track The girls team nished third team won the state vocational overall at the vocational meet. meet Monday. Elvin Gonza- Michayla Lawrence won rst in lez was a triple-winner for the the 100-meter dash (13.47) and Tigers, logging rst-place n- nished second in the 200-me- ishes in the long jump (20-3), ter dash (28). The 4X100 re- 200-meter dash (23.45) and lay team of Lawrence, Felicity 100-meter dash (12.09). Gonza- Blany, Cheyanne Lenbaptiste lez was also part of the 4X100 and Kendraliz Carrasavilio relay team that won rst place, nished rst (55). The 4X800 along with Ratha Thach, Am- relay team of Victoria Hong, ari Gaston and Carlos Meteo. Michelle Generazzo, Andrea The 4X800 relay team of Tony Estrella and Angelina Castillo Mendez, Randi Garcia, John COURTESY PHOTO also nished rst (12:32.64). COURTESY PHOTO Diaz and Jordan Lee also Castillo grabbed rst in the Lynn Tech’s Elvin Gonzalez placed rst in logged a rst-place nish. Oth- Lynn Tech’s Michayla Lawrence placed rst 2-mile run (14:22.21). the long jump, the 100 and the 200 in the state er top performers were Angel in the 100 and placed second in the 200 in the vocational track meet Monday afternoon. Hernandez ( rst in the javelin, ROUNDUP, B2 state vocational track meet Monday afternoon. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 Steve Cummings named football coach at Saugus

CUMMINGS From B1 “We have some guys,” Cummings said. “Anytime you have a quarterback returning that’s huge. We’ll be running a little bit of a different system than they did last year. You can’t replace the varsity minutes these guys got last year. It’s good to have guys that have experience playing under the lights. “We’ll be new in terms of a coaching staff but there are going to be a lot of kids returning out on the field,” Cum- mings said. “That’s a good place to start.” Cummings said his goal is to put his players and coaches ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE in the best position to succeed. “The big thing is for the kids to understand that every- Damon Maribito looks for someone to pass to during a game against Bishop Fenwick Monday thing we do has a purpose to it,” Cummings said. “You have night at Manning Field. to pay attention to the small details. Little things make big things happen. The score will take care of itself. If you focus play to play, that’ll put you in a better spot to be successful. Alvarez-Segee sends Crusaders past Spartans I want to put guys in position to be successful, that goes for both the players and coaches.” of the second quarter, the score at 14-14 midway afternoon (4). Although he’s new to the Northeastern Conference, Cum- FENWICK slimming Fenwick’s deficit through the quarter. Then “The good thing for us is mings knows the Sachems will pushed to the brink each From B1 to 5-4. After Kinne scored things came to a halt with a lot of the things that week. Nico Pasciuto got Fen- for St. Mary’s, the Crusad- both attacks slowing down happened are things we “I’m expecting it to be tough week in and week out but wick started on the right ers ended the half on a 4-0 and chasing the go-ahead can fix,” Field said. “We’ll that’s the beauty of a league like this,” Cummings said. foot with the game’s first run. Pasciuto, Alvarez-Se- goal. watch it on film, we’ll re- “Everyone’s tough. Our schedule this year’s tough to bot- goal just 23 seconds in. gee, Robbie Favuzza and “Both teams came out group and we’ll get back tom. It’s kind of like playing playoff-quality football very Brendan Laundry got the Derek DelVecchio scored a scoring quick,” Field said. out there. I think we’ll be week. Spartans on the board a goal apiece to put the Cru- “It took its toll on both a better team the next “Overall I’m happy with the quality of the NEC,” Cum- minute later and Nick Na- saders up 8-6 at halftime. teams. I think guys needed time we step out on the mings said. “It’s a league that has postseason success every politano followed suit, giv- Fenwick bumped its lead to catch their breath, which field.” year and there’s no secret behind it. You’ll be tested every ing the Spartans a 2-1 to 9-6 in the opening min- both teams did. The de- Fenwick hosts Peabody week and that’s the way we want it.” edge. It took Fenwick ute of the second half but in the annual Danish Cup nearly 19 minutes to re- fenses tightened up. I have gain the lead. Spartans the Spartans punched to give credit to both de- Friday night (7). goals from Laundry, Zach back. Jaiden Moriello’s fenses. It was a great “That’s a meaningful Barden and Joe O’Keefe goal with 10.4 seconds left game.” one, especially for our se- gave St. Mary’s a 5-3 lead in the third quarter ended With a man advantage in niors,” Driscoll said. “The after one quarter. the period in an 11-11 tie. the closing seconds, Fen- new guys are understand- The Crusaders stepped Back-to-back goals from wick turned to Alvarez-Se- ing what the Danish Cup up defensively, holding St. Barden put St. Mary’s up gee for the game-winner. means and how important Mary’s to just one goal 13-11 with 11:06 remain- St. Mary’s won the ensuing it is to us. We had to get (Davis Kinne with 8:10 ing and Kinne’s tally with faceoff but couldn’t get a over St. Mary’s first and until halftime) through 7:07 to go gave the Spar- shot on net. we did that. Now we turn the next 12 minutes. Nick tans a 14-13 lead. The Spartans travel to our attention to 3.5 miles Muzi scored the first goal Alvarez-Segee knotted Newburyport Wednesday west.” St. Mary’s girls lacrosse takes down Fenwick SPARTANS Watson each scored in the “We’ve got a lot of confi- Spartans will play against From B1 final six minutes of play to dence and we’ve had a Salem Wednesday (7). get Fenwick a little closer, great season, so we’re just “We obviously want to That momentum carried but after one final goal going to circle back to the win all four games down over into the second half from Butt the Spartans things we’ve been doing all the stretch, but we’re really for St. Mary’s, who scored were able to coast to victory. year and try to make a focused on winning at least the first five goals of the The Crusaders now stand push for the tournament,” two of them,” K.C. Butt second half to effectively at 6-7 on the year and need McKenna said. said. “We might not look put the game away at 14-5. three wins in their final St. Mary’s (13-2) is look- like the prototypical la- Butt scored three of those five games to earn a spot in ing to continue its strong crosse team, but these girls goals, while Parthum and the state tournament. Fen- play down the stretch as it can really play and I think Hentosh added one each. wick will host Peabody looks to lock up a top seed we’re really going to sur- Bertucci, Wesley and Wednesday (4). in the tournament. The prise some people.” Seventh-inning rally lifts Classical softball to win ROUNDUP Aidan Dow added one RBI Rams exploded for 10 runs Swampscott (9-2) plays on From B1 and also earned the win in the top of the inning to the road at Melrose Wednes- on the mound, tossing four earn a come-from-behind day (4). BOYS TRACK innings and allowing just victory. Kayla Morrill (3- BOYS TENNIS Salem 70, Classical 65 two hits with three strike- for-5) and Maggie McHale Classical 3, Revere 2 Eusebio Quintana was a outs. Anthony Marino and (2-for-5) each had two RBI Winners for Classical (6- triple-winner in the loss for Kevin Durant pitched relief in the win. Brooke War- 6) were Jake Ennis (6-4, Classical, taking first in the innings for the Rams in the ren earned the win on the 7-5 at third singles), Adam ITEM FILE PHOTO long jump (17-8), the triple win. mound, tossing a complete Mariano/Jonah Hodgdon (6- Adam Zamansky scored one goal for Marble- jump (37-9) and the 100 Classical hosts Malden game and allowing four 4, 6-3 at first doubles) and head in a win over Beverly Monday. (11.3). Jonathan Fernandez Wednesday (4). earned runs on six hits with Khoa Nguyen/Daniel Kaz- added two wins with first- For Revere, EJ Leone, Da- five strikeouts. imierczyk (6-2, 6-1 at second place finishes in the shot vid Guillama and Jonathan Classical (9-2) will host doubles). Marblehead boys lacrosse put (38-4) and the discus Murphy each had one hit. Malden on Wednesday Peabody 3, (109-7). Other winners for The Patriots travel to Med- night (7). Swampscott 2 rallies to beat Beverly Classical were Jacob Reyes ford Wednesday (4). Peabody 11, The Big Blue won both in the 110 hurdles (20.2) Saugus 10, Winthrop 7 Swampscott 1 (F/6) doubles matches in the and Andy DeLeon in the Saugus (10-3) qualified Tianna Dawe struck out loss, with the team of Jake MARBLEHEAD 400 hurdles (1:08.6). for the Division 3 North 13 batters before the game Goldman and Matt Grif- From B1 Somerville 104, state tournament with the was called for rain. The Tan- fin winning the first match English 10 win. Starting pitcher Skyler ners host Danvers Wednes- (7-5, 6-0) and the team of Marblehead’s Jacob Garfield won the opening faceoff but English’s lone win came a quick turnover put Beverly on the offensive. The Pan- Smith went 4 1/3 innings. day (4). Isaac Green and Chris Hol- from Jeriel Garcia in the Todd Tringale earned the Chelsea 10, Tech 0 lenbach winning the second thers capitalized with a quick goal to take a 1-0 lead. long jump (19-4 1/2). After a nice save by Monahan, the Magicians respond- save with a 1-2-3 seventh Ariella Long and Adrian- match (6-0, 6-2). GIRLS TRACK inning. na Torres played well defen- GIRLS TENNIS ed on offense. Sheridan swung a nice pass to Penkrat who Classical 88, Salem 39 Ronnie Paolo went 2-for- sively for Tech in the loss. Marblehead 5, scored to tie the game at 1-1. Jayla Blevins earned two 3 with two walks. Jackson The Tigers (2-10) play on Danvers 0 From there Marblehead piled on three more goals in a wins to lead the way for the Stanton went 3-for-4 with the road at Northeast Tues- Marblehead got wins from one-minute span. Thompson made a nice move to the front Rams, placing first in the three RBI. day (4). Michelle Shub (6-0, 6-0 in of the net and scored to give the Magicians a 2-1 lead. Mar- high jump (4-4) and the jav- Saugus hosts Beverly BOYS LACROSSE first singles), Hannah Po- blehead then capitalized on two straight faceoff wins by elin (84-1). Other winners Wednesday (4). Saugus 13, Salem 7 rath (6-0, 6-1 in second sin- Garfield with goals from Shull and Thompson to stretch its for Classical were Slanny Bishop Fenwick 8, Dom Paolo led Saugus gles), Jessie Munroe in third lead to 4-1 midway through the first quarter. Portorreal in the long jump But Beverly wasn’t ready to give up. The Panthers cap- (15-3 1/2), Cherish Nwoko Cardinal Spellman 4 with five goals and one singles (6-0, 6-0), Simone italized on more than one uncharacteristic turnover from in the shot put (32-10 1/2) The Crusaders offense assist. Brendan McCabe Likterov/Cannan Whittier Marblehead, controlling possession for the final seven min- Favour Agbonsalo in the had 15 hits in the victory, and Mario Desimone each (6-1, 6-1 in first doubles) utes and adding three straight goals to tie the game at 4-4. discus (72-6), Noelia Roda- led by Trey Deloury (3-for-4, scored three goals. Jake and Cahill Whittier/Tess The Panthers had another chance early in the second do in the 100 hurdles (19.1), RBI) and Ethan Belt (3-for- Morgante and Manny Alva- Keaney (6-2, 6-2 in second quarter on a man advantage after a Marblehead cross Rachel Brennan in the 800 4, RBI). Christian Loescher rez-Segee each scored one doubles). check but Monahan made a save and the Marblehead de- (2:30.5), Josiris Rios in the went 1-for-2 with two RBI, goal. Sachems goalie Der- The Magicians (10-0) fense held strong. Shull willed the offense in the second one-mile (6:10.7) and Miri- while Keegan O’Connor (2- ek Martineau made eight travel to Manchester-Essex quarter, scoring two goals in a just over a minute to give am Bamara in the two-mile for-4), Tucker Destino (2-for- saves. Tuesday (4). Marblehead a 6-4 lead before the half. (13:38.0). 4) and Cory Bright (1-for-4) Winthrop 19, Revere 7 Lynnfield 4, The second half belonged to Marblehead, with the Ma- Somerville 66, each had one RBI. At Miller Field, the Vi- Hamilton-Wenham 1 gicians starting the third quarter on a 4-0 run. Sheridan English 51 Bright also earned the kings improved to 12-1 The Pioneers clinched a started things off, ripping a shot from the top of the box Kahlee Smith-Whelton win on the mound, tossing with the win and clinched state tournament berth for that bounced and just crossed the goal line to put the Ma- and Hannah Trahant were a complete game and allow- a share of the Northeastern the 37th consecutive year gicians ahead 7-4. Shull followed with an assist to Penk- both double-winners for En- ing four runs (two earned) Conference. Winthrop also after a solid win. Winners rat for a goal and Heffernan scored after a faceoff win 17 glish, with Smith-Whelton on five hits with one walk swept the season series over for Lynnfield were Alexa seconds later to put Marblehead ahead 9-4. Shull capped winning the shot put (31- and two strikeouts. Revere. Vittiglio (7-6, 4-6, 10-8 in the run with a goal of his own to give the Magicians a 10-4 11) and the javelin (81-7) Fenwick is now 7-7. GIRLS LACROSSE second singles), Emma Gal- lead. and Trahant winning the Danvers 1, Swampscott 13, lucci (6-1, 6-0 in third sin- The Panthers added a quick goal after a timeout but it long jump (15-3) and the Marblehead 0 Medford 1 gles), Grace Sokop/Gillian did nothing to slow down Marblehead’s momentum. Sher- 400 hurdles (1:21.7). Other The Magicians were no- Harper Clopton led the Skelley (6-0, 6-1 in first dou- idan and Quigley each scored a goal in the final minute of winners for English were Jo hit by Aaron Paskowski and way for Swampscott with bles) and Elena Moisidis/ the third quarter to put the Magicians ahead 12-5. Jo Chiari in the discus (74- James Carmilia Monday at four goals, while Liz Green Anna Radulski (6-3, 6-0 in The fourth quarter was much of the same, with the Ma- 6) and Lydia Splaine in the Seaside Park. Marblehead was right behind with three second doubles). gicians eating away a big chunk of the clock. Penkrat and one-mile (7:26.0). (7-4) travels to Gloucester goals. Emerson Laundry Lynnfield (10-0) hosts Zamansky each added a goal in the fourth before Beverly BASEBALL Wednesday (4). and Grace DiGrande each Newburyport Wednesday scored its final goal to cut the lead to 14-6. Thompson add- Classical 6, Revere 0 SOFTBALL scored two goals, while Jor- (3:30). ed a late goal to round out the scoring for Marblehead. Dayshon Anderson had a Classical 10, Revere 6 dan Waters and Sydney Saugus 4, Winthrop 1 The Magicians (11-2) have a day of rest before hosting great day at the plate, go- After trailing 5-0 going Bray each scored one. Goalie Saugus will host Beverly Ispwich Wednesday (4:30). ing 2-for-3 with four RBI. into the seventh inning, the Sasha Divall had five saves. Wednesday (4). TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Softball Baseball St. Mary’s at Williams (3:30) Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:45) Fenwick at Matignon (3:30) Minuteman at Tech (4) Lynnfield at North Reading (3:45) Everett at Peabody (4) Danvers at Peabody (4) St. John’s at St. Mary’s (7) Malden at Classical (4) Everett at English (4) Softball Swampscott at Winthrop (4) Tech at Northeast (4) Medford at Revere (4:30) Winthrop at Wakefield (4) Gloucester at Marblehead (4:30) Boys Tennis Saugus at Beverly (7) Marblehead at Concord-Carlisle (4) Boys Lacrosse Winthrop at Peabody (4) St. Mary’s at Newburyport (4) Somerville at Swampscott (4) Beverly at Peabody (4) Wellesley at St. John’s (4) Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Girls Tennis (5:30) English at Danvers (4) Ipswich at Marblehead (6:30) Marblehead at Manchester-Essex (4) Revere at Mystic Valley (6:30) Track Girls Lacrosse Matignon/St. Joseph at Fenwick Peabody at Fenwick (4) (3:30) Masconomet at Marblehead (4) Swampscott at Marblehead (4) Swampscott at Melrose (4) Gloucester at Peabody (4) Saugus at Stoneham (4) Saugus at Danvers (at Peabody, 4) Winthrop at Lynnfield (6:45) Winthrop at Beverly (at Marblehead, St. Mary’s at Salem (7) 4) Boys Tennis Cathedral at St. Mary’s (4) St. Mary’s at Matignon (3:45) Volleyball St. Joseph at Fenwick (4) Salem at St. John’s (5) Lynnfield at St. John’s (4) Girls Golf Revere at Medford (4) Saugus at Cohasset (4) Malden at Classical (4) Everett at English (4) Ultimate Disc Marblehead at Gloucester (4) St. John’s at Concord-Carlisle (4) Winthrop at Swampscott (4) Sailing Girls Tennis Wellesley at St. John’s (4) Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:30) WEDNESDAY St. Joseph at St. Mary’s (3:45) Classical at Malden (4) Baseball FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tech at Nashoba (4) Everett at English (4) Malden at Classical (4) Medford at Revere (4) Zdeno Chara (right) fights for position in front of the net with Carolina Hurricanes forward Marblehead at Gloucester (4) Beverly at Saugus (4) Revere at Medford (4) Gloucester at Marblehead (4) Justin Williams (left) during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals Sunday. Beverly at Saugus (4:30) Swampscott at Winthrop (4) Peabody at Danvers (6:30) Danvers at Peabody (4:45) Winthrop at Swampscott (6:30) Volleyball Williams at St. Mary’s (7) Phillips at St. John’s (5) Bruins showing their dominance SPORTS BRIEFS 2019 Bud Orne — second through fourth early as series makes shift to Carolina graders — will play from 9 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — It ricanes are unbeaten in the ting some ice time on the the best way to keep from a.m. to 11 a.m. The second Street Hockey doesn’t matter which team playoffs. power play, you should put giving up power-play goals division — fifth through goes on a power play. The “Playoffs is all about put- the puck in the net some- is to not draw penalties in Tournament eighth graders — will play from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Carolina Hurricanes rarely ting pressure on the oth- times.” the first place. The 2019 Bud Orne Street third division will consist of seem to wind up with the er team, and seeing how The Hurricanes — who That’s a lesson Carolina Hockey Tournament will high school players and will advantage. they do with a little bit of had a string of 24 straight learned in Game 1 as their take place Saturday, May 18 play from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Of all the teams that pressure,” captain Justin power plays without a goal third-period lead slipped beginning at 9 a.m. at Bud The entry fee is $10 per made it out of the first Williams said. “We have to in the earlier rounds — are away during their march Orne Rink in Marblehead. player, and the proceeds will round of the playoffs, the get a win (Tuesday) night, 1 of 7 in this series with the to the box, which took place The tournament will be go toward fundraising for Hurricanes have been the first of all, and push back a man advantage and were 0 after their power-play unit hosted by Marblehead High the Marblehead Youth league’s worst —when little bit and see how they of 4 during a 6-2 blowout in actually clicked, producing School seniors Ben Gansen- Hockey Association. Each they’re up a man or when respond. It’s not a do-or-die- Game 2. an early goal by Sebastian berg, Brendan Locke and team will consist of six peo- they’re down one. They are or-go-home, but it is an im- “I feel like we’ve done a Aho and generating quality Lucas Winder for their ple — five players and one scoring on just 11% of their portant game for us.” really good job of eliminat- chances. senior project. goalie. Included in the $10 power plays in this postsea- And when the puck drops, ing the opportunities on the The Bruins took control The tournament will be entry fee, each player will son while killing less than one thing will be clear for rush,” Bruins defenseman with two goals with the broken up into three age be given two slices of pizza 70% of their penalties. the Hurricanes. If they’re Brandon Carlo said. “We man advantage in the first divisions. The first division and a water. “The special teams hav- going to get back into this haven’t let them get in the 3 minutes of the third, turn- en’t been great, obviously,” series, they need both of zone and really set up very ing a one-goal deficit into a defenseman Justin Faulk their special teams to be, much. We’ve really done a one-goal lead. Marcus Jo- TV/RADIO said Monday, “and that’s well, a bit more special. really good job of picking hansson’s power-play goal TV easy to see.” One of the key subplots our times of pressuring at 2:26 of the third in that Stanley Cup Playoffs They provide a sharp con- of this series has been just them and jumping those game erased Carolina’s last 8 p.m...... Boston at Carolina...... NBCSN trast to the Boston Bruins how dominant the Bruins’ opportunities where we can lead of the series. MLB and their best-in-the-play- special teams have been. get the puck out. The special teams 2 p.m...... Cleveland at Chi. White Sox...... MLB Network offs power-play unit, which Boston is 4 of 7 on the “I still think they are a “weren’t great in the first 7:10 p.m...... Colorado at Boston...... NESN scores on a full third of its power play through two very good power play — series (against Washington, 7:15 p.m...... St. Louis at Atlanta...... MLB Network chances and has nearly games, scoring two goals still have some good skill but) the penalty kill was NBA Playoffs in each with all four com- guys and some good shoot- 9 p.m...... Portland at Golden State...... ESPN as many power-play goals better — wasn’t to start,” College Baseball in this series (four) as the ing at relatively important ers on those groups — but Faulk said. “Second series 6 p.m...... Xavier at Purdue...... Big Ten Network Hurricanes have in the en- times. What’s more, two of right now the biggest thing (against the New York Is- 7 p.m...... Louisville at Indiana...... ESPNU tire postseason (five). their even-strength goals in is giving up the shots from landers) wasn’t great, but 7 p.m...... Michigan at Kentucky...... SEC Network So maybe it’s no surprise Game 2 came seconds after the point and (goalie Tuuk- we got out because we Cycling Boston has won the first they killed penalties. ka Rask) is doing a really played good 5-on-5 hockey. 4 p.m...... Tour of California (Stage 3)...... NBCSN two games of the best-of- “The power play is huge. good job of seeing those.” ... We’ve got to play better Radio seven Eastern Conference If we don’t score, we have The Hurricanes have 5-on-5, and you hope to Stanley Cup Playoffs final series with Game 3 to get some momentum off killed less than half of the get one or two (power-play 8 p.m...... Boston at Carolina...... WBZ-FM 98.5 coming up Tuesday night in it,” Carolina forward Teuvo penalties they’ve taken in goals) and stop them on MLB Raleigh — where the Hur- Teravainen said. “Just get- this series, and of course, special teams.” 7:10 p.m...... Colorado at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7

STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Judge rules to block Kraft video from being used Sunday, May 12 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. WEST PALM BEACH, for how to monitor the Boston 6, Carolina 2, Boston leads Thursday, May 16 Fla. (AP) — Prosecutors video. series 2-0 Boston at Carolina, 8 p.m. cannot use secretly re- Kraft’s attorneys de- Friday, May 17 corded video allegedly clined comment. Palm Monday, May 13 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. St. Louis at San Jose, 9 p.m. showing New England Beach County State At- Saturday, May 18 Patriots owner Robert torney spokesman Mike Tuesday, May 14 x-Carolina at Boston, 7:15 p.m. Boston at Carolina, 8 p.m. Sunday, May 19 Kraft engaging in mas- Edmondson said prosecu- Wednesday, May 15 x-St. Louis at San Jose, 3 p.m. sage parlor sex, a judge tors were still reviewing ruled Monday, striking a the ruling but would ap- serious blow to their case peal if they found a legal NBA PLAYOFFS against him and others basis. The ruling is simi- Sunday, May 12 Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. charged with soliciting lar to one in a neighboring prostitutes at the Orchids Portland 100, Denver 96, Portland Thursday, May 16 county, where a judge also Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m. of Asia Day Spa. suppressed video of men wins series 4-3 Friday, May 17 In his 10-page ruling, allegedly paying for mas- Toronto 92, Philadelphia 90, Toron- Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Judge Leonard Hanser sage parlor sex. to wins series 4-3 Saturday, May 18 Tuesday, May 14 wrote that Jupiter police Kraft’s attorneys argued Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. detectives and the judge during a recent hearing Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Sunday, May 19 who issued the search aimed at throwing out the Wednesday, May 15 Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m. warrant allowing the se- recordings that Florida cret installation of cam- law allowing audio wire- MLB eras at the spa did not do taps says they can only be enough to minimize the used for serious felonies AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS East Division East Division invasion of privacy of cus- such as murder or kidnap- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tomers who only received Robert Kraft addresses the media during an ping, not lesser offenses Tampa Bay 24 15 .615 — Philadelphia 23 16 .590 — NFL Draft introductory press conference last New York 24 16 .600 ½ Atlanta 21 20 .512 3 legal massages. Hanser such as prostitution. They Boston 22 19 .537 3 New York 19 20 .487 4 also ruled that detectives month at Gillette Stadium. argued video, which is not Toronto 16 24 .400 8½ Washington 16 24 .400 7½ cannot testify about what specifically covered under Baltimore 14 26 .350 10½ Miami 10 29 .256 13 Central Division Central Division they saw on the video or charged with paying for ful time spent in a mas- Florida law, should have a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB when they stopped Kraft. sex at the Orchids of Asia sage room fully recorded higher threshold. Minnesota 25 14 .641 — Chicago 24 14 .632 — Cleveland 21 18 .538 4 Milwaukee 24 18 .571 2 If upheld on appeal, Day Spa. Kraft, 77, has and viewed intermittent- Hanser agreed, writ- Detroit 18 20 .474 6½ Pittsburgh 20 17 .541 3½ Hanser’s ruling could lead pleaded not guilty but is- ly by a detective-monitor ing “video surveillance is Chicago 18 21 .462 7 St. Louis 22 19 .537 3½ Kansas City 14 27 .341 12 Cincinnati 18 23 .439 7½ to prosecutors dropping sued a public apology. is unacceptable,” Hanser even more invasive of pri- West Division West Division the second-degree mis- “The fact that some to- wrote. He said the judge vacy, just as a strip search W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 26 15 .634 — Los Angeles 27 16 .628 — demeanor cases against tally innocent women and should have given the of- is more invasive than a Los Angeles 19 21 .475 6½ Arizona 22 19 .537 4 Kraft and other men men had their entire law- ficers explicit instruction pat down search.” Seattle 20 23 .465 7 San Diego 22 19 .537 4 Oakland 19 23 .452 7½ Colorado 19 21 .475 6½ Texas 17 21 .447 7½ San Francisco 17 23 .425 8½ Monday’s Games Toronto (Thornton 0-4) at San Francisco Pedroia has setback as he rehabs his knee Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. (Beede 0-1), 9:45 p.m. Houston at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Oakland (Anderson 4-2) at Seattle (Leake L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 7:40 p.m. 2-4), 10:10 p.m. BOSTON (AP) — Red The veteran infield- Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 2-4) at Cincinnati Sox second baseman er has played just nine Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Roark 3-1), 6:40 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Woodruff 5-1) at Philadelphia Dustin Pedroia had his games over the past two Pittsburgh at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. (Eickhoff 2-1), 7:05 p.m. minor league injury rehab Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 2-3) at Washington seasons since having sur- Cleveland (Carrasco 3-3) at Chicago White (Hellickson 2-1), 7:05 p.m. assignment put on hold gery to replace cartilage St. Louis (Flaherty 3-3) at Atlanta (Foltyne- Sox (Banuelos 2-2), 2:10 p.m. following a setback with in his left knee after the Baltimore (Cashner 4-1) at N.Y. Yankees wicz 0-2), 7:20 p.m. his lingering left knee in- (Happ 2-3), 6:35 p.m. Pittsburgh (Musgrove 1-4) at Arizona (Weav- 2017 season. He was 2 for Colorado (Freeland 2-5) at Boston (Sale er 3-1), 9:40 p.m. jury. 1-5), 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Paddack 3-1) at L.A. Dodgers 20 in six games with Bos- Houston (Miley 3-2) at Detroit (Carpenter (Kershaw 2-0), 10:10 p.m. Pedroia was scratched 0-1), 7:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games from a game with Dou- ton earlier this season. Tampa Bay (Morton 3-0) at Miami (Smith L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pedroia had played five 3-0), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. ble-A Portland on Satur- L.A. Angels (Pena 2-1) at Minnesota (Gib- Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. Dustin Pedroia was scratched from a rehab as- day, and his return from games with Portland on son 3-1), 7:40 p.m. Colorado at Boston, 7:10 p.m. the rehab assignment, go- Texas (Miller 1-2) at Kansas City (Duffy Houston at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. signment in Double-A Portland Monday due to a the rehab assignment was 1-1), 8:15 p.m. Tampa Bay at Miami, 7:10 p.m. lingering knee issue. announced Monday. ing 4 for 16. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MAY 14, 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 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Look for an opportunity to get Reaching out to others will Consider making subtle ad- Make positive changes that will Be open to suggestions, but Caution will be required when ahead financially or start a boost your popularity. A heart- justments to your appearance, encourage better relationships. make up your own mind. A life- dealing with unpredictable peo- new fitness and diet routine. felt and compassionate ap- skills or future direction. Gath- Take a breather from someone style change may not turn out ple or situations. Protect yourself Excess and emotional spend- proach, along with determina- er information and enforce the who is disruptive or not head- to be to your liking. Don’t make against insult or injury. Surround ing should be limited. tion and a set plan will bring changes that will lead to great- ing in the same direction as a commitment without doing yourself with positive people and good results. Pay attention to er happiness and self-satisfac- you are. your research. get involved in creative endeavors. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) detail, rules and regulations. tion. Emotional situations will be ARIES (March 21-April 19) daunting. The information you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Taking a short trip, discussing are fed will be skewed to fit Don’t let the actions of others Get things done. Refuse to let Look for opportunities to dis- Set a destination and work to important matters with others someone else’s agenda. Part- ruin your day. Stick to your plan your emotions take charge if cuss prospects with people you get there. Refuse to let what and paying closer attention nerships and joint ventures if it will help you reach your someone tries to get a rise out want to work with. Attending others do or say bother you. to your health and emotional are not recommended. Con- goal. Personal improvements of you. Walk away from argu- networking functions or sharing Concentrate on what moti- well-being are encouraged. Love centrate on personal gain and can be achieved if you chal- mentative people or an unpre- ideas with a partner will lead to vates you and strive to be your and romance are highlighted positive change. lenge yourself physically. dictable situation. positive results. best. and will improve your life.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wedding planning prompts bride to question marriage Describe the nature of a hand quickly DEAR ABBY: I’m get- friends come to see me, W. Bruce Cameron, who is hearts, knowing that his side ting married in a few Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van they bring beautiful gifts. best known for his novel “A had the balance of power. months, and with all of the Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, They are kind, but I can- Dog’s Purpose,” wrote, “There Then West should have start- wedding planning, I have and was founded by her mother, not use what they bring are apparently three factors ed the defense with the ace realized that in my fian- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at — a comforter that is that lead to longevity: hered- and another heart, to cut much too big for my bed, ity, habits and what your wife ce’s priorities, I come last, DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los down declarer’s ruffing win- as do my opinions and de- extra pillows or very large will let you get away with.” ners. South would have taken sires. Angeles, CA 90069. books that are hard to The single most import- only one spade, four hearts, We were supposed to go keep in my small space, ant factor to the longevity of one diamond and three club bridge is the fact that there to a nice restaurant for his although I love reading. ruffs on the board. picked. Although I express premarital counseling, in- are so many exceptions to the The nursing home is Instead, West led the di- birthday, so I made reser- my feelings about post- sist upon it NOW. And ab- basic guidelines. However, if nice, and I get good care. It vations a month in ad- poning the wedding al- solutely postpone that you stick to the tried and true amond queen, which East vance. Yesterday (two days most every day, I get no- wedding. Feeling as you is kept clean, and they see guidelines, you will come out thought was a singleton. So, before his birthday) his where. Now I feel like I’m do, and under these cir- I get what I need. I feel ahead most of the time. when declarer shortly led a parents decided they being forced to marry cumstances, you should blessed. How would you critique this low diamond from the board, wanted to take him out to someone I’m not sure I not marry ANYONE. Abby, I love my friends auction? What should hap- East put up his king, squash- dinner to celebrate it. He want to marry. and don’t want to hurt pen in four hearts? ing his partner’s jack and es- immediately canceled our I’m not in a good emo- DEAR ABBY: I read their feelings. This issue of I agree with North’s Unusu- tablishing dummy’s nine as a plans to go to the nice tional state, and I am con- you every morning, and I gifts has become more al Two No-Trump, showing at 10th trick for South. restaurant so he can have stantly thinking of suicide. need your advice. I am than I know how to deal least 5-5 in the red suits. Yes, dinner with them. If I’m forced to marry writing you from a nurs- with. Can you help me if East-West win the auction, I told him it seems like I someone I don’t want to, ing home. I am 97 years know what to tell them? they will have a road map of always come last, and no how am I supposed to have the deal, but why should that old, and I am in a wheel- GRATEFUL IN matter what we plan, if a happy and healthy life? happen? Two no-trump gives chair because I cannot TEXAS his parents say go, he goes. stand, but I still make up much more information to MIXED UP IN THE South than would a one-heart He said that isn’t true, but my bed. I am an artist, MIDWEST DEAR GRATEFUL: it is. Now that I realize I overcall. (In a 15-table dupli- and I still paint. I give the Tell these lovely — and cate, when North did bid one will never come first, I’m DEAR MIXED UP: Be- paintings I create to those generous — friends that heart, East made a negative having doubts about mar- cause you are having sui- who help me. you deeply appreciate their double, and the unbeatable rying him. cidal thoughts, it is imper- My room is small, and it caring and generosity, but four-spade contract was easi- When I told him we ative that you talk with a will not hold a lot of stuff. because your room is so ly reached.) should hold off on getting mental health professional I have a grandson who small, you have no place to After East’s double, showing married, he said we are who can guide you back on brings me clothes and food put the items. If they hav- a good hand with defensive NOT postponing the wed- track. Please do this because I cannot eat much en’t been in your room, values, either West or East ding, and we WILL get RIGHT AWAY! If you and because of my teeth. show it to them so they can should have doubled four married on the date we your fiance haven’t had My problem is, when old see for themselves.

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CITY OF PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Office of the Purchasing Agent 50 Childs Street, Lynn, MA 01905 ADVERTISEMENT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Konstadinos V. Koutroubis to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Sealed bids, addressed to Office of the Purchasing Agent, City Hall, 24 Lowell Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Mortgage given by Georgina Garcia to Montgomery Mortgage Capital Corporation by and Street, Peabody, MA 01960, will be received until 2:00 PM, prevailing local time, Financial, Inc., "Lender"; and its successors and assigns dated July 22, 2005 and through its nominee Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. dated March 6, Thursday, June 6, 2019, and then publicly opened and read for: recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 2007, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of 24605, Page 2, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated May 6, 2009 and the Land Court as Document No. 476960 and noted on Certificate of Title No. SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTION OF PERKINS STREET recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book 29742, 80377, and assigned through assignments recorded with said Registry District as Page 242, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of Document No. 535824, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, The Bid is for construction of sidewalks along 1,900 linear feet of Perkins Street, the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing cement concrete wheelchair ramps to meet ADA/MAAB requirements, removing be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM, on May 21, 2019, on the premises the same will be sold at Public Auction on May 21, 2019 at 11:00AM, at or upon and resetting existing granite curbing, installing new granite curbing, hot mix known as 30-30 1/2 Newhall Street, Saugus, Massachusetts, the premises the mortgaged premises more particularly described below, being all and singular asphalt driveway aprons, minor drainage improvements including adjusting catch described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: basins and installing new frame and grates, installation of Rectangular Rapid appurtenances thereto, to wit: Flashing Beacons (RRFB), removing and replacing roadway signage, and new The land situated in Lynn in the County of Essex and Commonwealth of pavement marking. A certain parcel of land together with the buildings thereon, numbered 30-30 1/2 Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: EASTERLY by Childs Street fifty Newhall Street in Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot 33 on a (50) feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Caleroy Pschoyeos ninety nine Parties interested in the Bid Documents shall notify the Peabody Purchasing plan of land entitled "Plan of Ballard Farm", so-called recorded with Essex South and 90/100 (99.90) feet; WESTERLY by lands now or formerly of George Gheros Department of their interest in the project, offering full contact information and District Deeds in Book 691, Page 300 to which plan reference is hereby made for et al and of Louis Jaffe fifty (50) feet; NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of email, so as to receive electronic copies of bid documents. a more complete and accurate description. Everett T. Messer et ux, one hundred feet (100) feet. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan numbered 12657-A, The City of Peabody is not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of bids NORTHERLY: by said Newhall Street, sixty (60) feet; drawn by Philip J. Leary, Civil Engineer, dated December 1927, as modified and prepared using documents obtained from any source other than the City approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a portion of Purchasing Agent. Only those firms on record with the City Pur−chasing Department EASTERLY: by Lot 34 on said plan, one hundred (100) feet; which is filed with original Certificate of Title 7119 in said registry. For title, see shall receive communications concerning this Bid, as will be issued after the date document number 476958 and Certificate of Title number 80377. Subject to the on which Bid Documents were first made available. SOUTHERLY: by Lot 40 on said plan, sixty (60) feet; mortgage dated March 6, 2007, in the original principal amount of $320,800.00, recorded as Document number 476959 and noted on Certificate of Title No. All bids shall be accompanied by bid security as a bid bond in the form prescribed WESTERLY: by Lot 32 on said plan, one hundred (100) feet. 80377. under MGL Ch. 30 § 39M, in cash, or a certified check, or treasurer's or cashier's check issued by a responsible bank or trust company, drawn for an amount of five Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the percent (5%) of the value of the bid; all security made payable to the City of estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium event of an error in this notice. Peabody. charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public A Performance Bond, as well as a Labor and Materials or Payment Bond, each in municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or announcement at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further such a form as prescribed in the Bid Documents, and issued by a firm properly approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, postpone at any adjourned sale date by public announcement at the time and licensed in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, shall be furnished to the City asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , date appointed for the adjourned sale date. before the signing of the Contract, by the Contractor who shall be awarded the to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, work. These bonds shall be drawn for One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Total rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. The premises will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, restrictions, Contract Price. easements, improvements, orders of condition, outstanding tax titles, municipal or Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of other public taxes, assessments, betterments, liens or claims in the nature of liens Minimum wage rates have been established by the Commonwealth of $10,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place and existing encumbrances of record created prior to the mortgage, or entitled to Massachusetts under authority of M.G.L., Chapter 149, sections 26 to 27G of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified precedence over the mortgage, if any, insofar as the same are still in force and inclusive. The Contractor shall be responsible during the progress of the work for check within forty-five (45) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in applicable to the premises. The premises will be sold without representation or certifying compliance with these laws by his forces and those of any escrow with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 208, North warranty as to its condition or fitness for habitation, or whether it conforms to any subcontractors who may be used. Chelmsford, Massachusetts. applicable state or local building, zoning, health, or sanitary codes, or compliance with any federal, state, or local environmental statutes, regulations, ordinances, or The City of Peabody reserves the right to waive any informality in, or to reject any In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in by-laws. or all Bids, or part(s) thereof, to award the bid subject to appropriation, and to purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of accept the Bid deemed most satisfactory to the City, as deemed to be in the best Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the If the premises is a condominium unit, then the premises will also be sold subject public interest to do so. foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure to Massachusetts General Laws chapter 183A, as amended, the applicable Master deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, Deed and any and all amounts as may be due, following such sale, to the /s/ Daniel B. Doucette, Purchasing Agent providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the applicable condominium trust. Item: May 14, 2019 required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. If the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale defaults in purchasing the property SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION according to the terms of this notice of sale or the terms of the Memorandum of CARE AND PROTECTION Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. Sale executed at the time of the foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS among other things, resell the property under the power of sale contained in such DOCKET NUMBER 18CP0186FH Dated: April 23, 2019 mortgage or sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder (or Trial Court of Massachusetts Present holder of said mortgage other successive bidders, in the order of their bid) provided that such other bidder Juvenile Court Department deposits with Mortgagee's attorneys, Michienzie & Sawin LLC, the amount of the COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for the Note Holders CWABS, Inc. required deposit as set forth below within ten (10) business days after written Middlesex County Juvenile Court Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2005-HYB9 notice of default of the previous highest bidder and title shall be conveyed to such 110 Mt. Wayte Avenue by its Attorneys other bidder within thirty (30) days of the default, which time periods may be Framingham, MA 01702 Guaetta and Benson, LLC reasonably extended by the Mortgagee in its sole discretion. (508) 879-3561 Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire P.O. Box 519 TERMS OF SALE: Ten Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($10,000.00) is to be paid TO: Chelmsford, MA 01824 in certified check and/or bank cashier's check (dated no more than ninety days Unknown/unnamed father Item: April 30, May 7, 14, 2019 before the date of sale) to be paid by the Purchaser at the time and place of sale. A petition has been presented to this court by DCF - Framingham, seeking, as to The balance of the purchase price is to be paid by the Purchaser by certified check the following child(ren), and/or bank cashier's check (dated no more than ninety days before the date of Novelle Selden SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION closing) within thirty (30) days thereafter, which time period may be reasonably that said child(ren) be found in need of care and protection and committed to the CARE AND PROTECTION extended by the Mortgagee in its sole discretion, at the offices of Harry Castleman, Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS Esquire, Michienzie & Sawin LLC, 745 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116. Other person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding DOCKET NUMBER 18CP0186FH terms to be announced at the sale. affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the Trial Court of Massachusetts child(ren) named herein, if it finds that the child(ren) is/are in need of care and Juvenile Court Department SRP 2012-4 LLC protection and that the best interests of the child(ren) would be served by said COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS present holder of said mortgage disposition. Middlesex County Juvenile Court by its attorney, Harry Castleman, Esquire You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth 110 Mt. Wayte Avenue MICHIENZIE & SAWIN LLC above, on the following date and time: 07/09/2019 08:30 AM Hearing on Framingham, MA 01702 745 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116 Merits (CR/CV) (508) 879-3561 Item: April 30, May 7, 14, 2019 You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to TO: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS represent you. Michelle Selden THE TRIAL COURT If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date A petition has been presented to this court by DCF - Framingham, seeking, as to PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this the following child(ren), CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION matter. Novelle Selden Docket No. ES19P1312EA For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (508) 879-3561. that said child(ren) be found in need of care and protection and committed to the Essex Probate and Family Court WITNESS: Hon. Jay D Blitzman Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the 36 Federal Street DATE ISSUED 05/03/2019 person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding Salem, MA 01970 Elizabeth Sheehy, Clerk-Magistrate affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the (978)744-1020 Item: May 7, 14, 21, 2019 child(ren) named herein, if it finds that the child(ren) is/are in need of care and protection and that the best interests of the child(ren) would be served by said COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS disposition. Estate of: THE TRIAL COURT You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Sally P Sciarretta PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT above, on the following date and time: 07/09/2019 08:30 AM Hearing on Date of Death: 07/18/2018 Docket No. ES19P1257EA Merits (CR/CV) To all interested persons: INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to Representative has been filed by: Estate of: represent you. Nancy Whipple of Swampscott MA Kevin Neal Egan If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Date of Death: March 22, 2019 thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this as requested in the Petition. matter. The petitioner requests that: Essex Division For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (508) 879-3561. Nancy Whipple of Swampscott MA To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of WITNESS: Hon. Jay D Blitzman be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Petitioner Thomas F Egan of Lynn Ma DATE ISSUED 05/03/2019 on the bond in an unsupervised administration. a Will has been submitted to informal probate. Elizabeth Sheehy, Clerk-Magistrate IMPORTANT NOTICE The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Item: May 7, 14, 21, 2019 You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration THE TRIAL COURT the return day of 6/17/2019. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Docket No. ES19P1205EA appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Estate of: notice to you. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Mary Anganis UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Item: May 14, 2019 Date of Death: March 03, 2019 PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Essex Division A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Legal Notice Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the PUBLIC HEARING Petitioner Gregory C. Demakis of Lynn MA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Gregory C. Demakis of Lynn MA has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to expenses of administration. WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, May serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Date: May 03, 2019 28, 2019, at 7:00 P.M. at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 200 ESSEX STREET, Pamela Casey O'Brien ROOM B-129 to hear the following petitions: Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Register of Probate Item: May 14, 2019 Petition 12-5 AMENDMENT by DIGIORGIO & MESSINA CONSTRUCTION CORP the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration seeking an extension of existing special permit for the development of an from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating independent living facility of fifteen homes. Property located at ARCHER STREET to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. (Map 7, Lots 213-248 and 250-255). Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Need to find an article? Petition 19-9 by JOE FAZZOLARI seeking a Special Permit for a first and second Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and floor addition. Property located at 69 SARGENT ROAD (Map 20, Lot 11). Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: May 14, 2019 And the following CONTINUED petition will also be heard: Petition 19-3 (172 BURRILL STREET) Building Inspector Appeal (Map 3, Lot 88.)

Marc Kornitsky, Chairman Item: May 14, 21, 2019

call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription. Subscribe to e-edition on TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 ISIS causing Cubans creating concern in backlog parts of Iraq CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mex­ico (AP) — Burgeon- BADOUSH, Iraq (AP) — It was a chilly Jan- ing numbers of Cubans uary evening, and Khadija Abd and her family are trying to get into the had just finished supper at their farm when U.S. by way of the Mexi- the two men with guns burst into the room. can border, creating a big One wore civilian clothes, the other an backlog of people waiting army uniform. They said they were from the on the Mexican side for months for their chance Iraqi army’s 20th Division, which controls to apply for asylum. the northern Iraqi town of Badoush. In fact, The surge over the past they were Islamic State group militants who several months has been had come down from the surrounding moun- propelled in part by loos- tains into Badoush with one thing on their ened travel restrictions mind: Revenge. in Central America and Around 13 more gunmen were waiting out- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS deteriorating living con- side. The fighters pulled Khadija’s husband ditions in Cuba. and his two brothers into the yard and shot Earlier this year, Khadija Abd and her family were confronted by Islamic State militants with revenge on their minds. As a result, about 4,500 them dead, leaving them in a pool of blood — asylum seekers, the vast punishment for providing information to the them out, relying on intelligence operations, rator or sympathizer. In February, Human majority of them Cuban, Iraqi military. have descended on Ciu- “How can we live after this?” Khadija said. raids and searches for sleeper cells among Rights Watch accused authorities of tortur- the population. ing suspects to extract confessions of belong- dad Juarez, across from The three brothers were the providers for El Paso, Texas — an in- The militants’ ranks number between ing to IS, an accusation the Interior Minis- the entire family. “They left their children, flux that has raised ten- 5,000 and 7,000 fighters around Iraq, ac- try has denied. Detainees are pushed by the their livestock, their wives and their elderly sions with some locals. cording to one Iraqi intelligence official. thousands into what critics call sham trials, father who doesn’t know what to do now.” “It’s a bottleneck with “Although the territory once held by the with swift verdicts — almost always guilty A year and a half after the Islamic State an opening that is getting group was declared defeated in Iraq, the mil- so-called caliphate is fully liberated, Daesh — based on almost no evidence beyond con- smaller,” said Enrique itants still evoke fear in the lands of their fighters still exhibit their intention to exert fessions or unaccountable informants’ tes- Valenzuela, an official former so-called caliphate across north- influence and stage a comeback,” said Maj. timony. The legacy of guilt weighs heavily of Mexico’s Chihuahua ern Iraq. The fighters, hiding in caves and Gen. Chad Franks, deputy commander-oper- especially on women and children, who face state, which manages mountains, emerge at night to carry out kid- ations and intelligence for the U.S.-led coali- crushing discrimination because of male rel- Juarez’s waiting list. nappings, killings and roadside ambushes, tion, using the Arabic acronym for the group. atives seen as supporting IS. For decades during the aimed at intimidating locals, silencing infor- In towns around the north, Iraqi soldiers AP journalists embedded with a battalion Cold War and beyond, mants and restoring the extortion rackets knock on doors in the middle of the night, of the 20th Division last month and wit- Cubans tried to reach the that financed IS’s rise to power six years ago. looking for suspects, based on intelligence nessed several of its raids at Badoush. U.S. by air, land and sea, It is part of a hidden but relentless fight tips or suspicious movements. They search Badoush, on the Tigris River outside the city many of them crossing between the group’s remnants waging an in- houses and pull people away for questioning. of Mosul, is a key battleground because it was the 90 miles to Florida in surgency and security forces trying to stamp Anyone is seen as a potential IS collabo- once one of the most diehard IS strongholds. dangerously rickety boats and rafts.

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The costs in the first quarter, that doesn’t mean were steep: Lyft lost nearly $1 billion growth is strong. in 2018; Uber, with its global scale and The devil — and information — are broader ambition, lost $3 billion. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE in the details, not the headline number. The private investors that pumped Uber Technologies Inc. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi (third from left, And the GDP report’s details were under- money into these companies were look- whelming. ing for growth at all cost, betting that front row) and invited guests ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange last Friday. Households and businesses drive the one of the companies would grow large economy. In the first quarter, consumer enough to reach monopoly status or That would indicate that the com- Once Uber reaches that world-eat- spending increased at the second slowest fund the research to invent self-driving pace in nearly six years. As for business cars. pany is prioritizing long-term growth ing scale, the believers say, it will have over any short-term adjustment, but such reach into drivers’ and riders’ investment, it expanded at a tepid 1.5 But now that both companies have percent rate. Those numbers don’t indi- some local reports seem to show the lives that it can start tightening the been listed on stock exchanges, it re- cate the economy is roaring. opposite. Drivers in Los Angeles and economics, and introduce more profit- mains to be seen whether public inves- Yes, the pace of growth is strong enough tors will believe in the same loss-heavy cities across the country recently orga- able subscription models or, eventually, nized a strike in response to the com- to generate solid job gains. But again, long-term story — or start clamoring self-driving cars, and fend off any com- there are some notes of caution. Wage pany slashing their per-mile pay by 25 for Uber and Lyft to stop the bleeding. petition from other deep-pocketed tech gains have moderated, limiting consumer percent. This week, the San Francisco “In the long run they want to trans- giants. purchasing power growth. Chronicle found that Uber was taking form transportation, which will take Ives sees Lyft, which only operates Simply put, the economy is in good an average of 30 percent of fares. significant investment,” said Reena in North America and hews closer to shape: It is not too hot, nor too cold, Aggarwal, professor at Georgetown’s But true believers think that any its core ride-hailing product than the though maybe not just right, either. More McDonough School of Business. “But emphasis on short-term profitability is expanding Uber, as a less enticing in- important, the moderate growth is sus- when you become a public company shortsighted. vestment precisely because it has said tainable. “Profitability in the first three-to- there’s also a quarter-by-quarter scru- it plans to work to reduce losses. Given this economic environment, what five years is not the focus,” said Daniel tiny that comes with it — it’s great to “A major strategic mistake that Lyft should the Fed do? Ives, an analyst at Wedbush. “The fo- grow market-share, but eventually made was putting their back against Consider, first, a rate cut. Typically, the cus is on doubling down on growth and people start asking what’s the bottom the wall talking about the path to prof- Fed reduces rates if the economy needs line? Where are the profits?” further expanding this Uber economy assistance. over coming years.” itability in the next few years,” Ives The quickest way for both companies said. “Ultimately with Uber, either you That is not currently the case. Economic to inch away from red ink would be to The company is just getting start- believe or you don’t.” conditions are just fine. raise fare prices or cut driver pay, in- ed, the thinking goes, and its core Cutting rates, though, could create sig- Some experts in public markets think creasing what’s known as the “take ride-hailing service, Uber Eats food nificant problems. Interest rate policy is that investors will be willing to take rate,” or the cut of each fare that the delivery business and Uber Freight the Fed’s prime tool to deal with economic company pockets. The company can shipping logistics division are poised that leap of faith. issues. The rate the Fed controls directly, also decrease incentive packages for to take over many times their current “It’s commonly argued that going the fed funds rate, remains extremely low. drivers, and stop offering coupons to market across the world. public forces companies to be more For the Fed, that has to be worrisome. riders, but the effect is similar. “As someone who’s covered technol- short-term oriented,” said Larry Har- Inflation is below its 2 percent target de- In its regulatory filings in advance of ogy for 20 years, I could count on one ris, professor of finance at the Univer- spite tight labor markets. What happens its IPO, Uber said that its take rate for hand the stories that are potentially sity of Southern California’s Marshall if the economy softens or, even worse, its ride-hailing business was 22 per- transformational on the consumer en- School of Business. “I don’t believe falls into recession and the wage gains cent in 2018, up from 21 percent in the terprise side,” Ives said. “Uber has the that.” disappear? previous year, but noted that it expects blueprint to be what I view as the Am- Distributed by Tribune Content Agen- Given the low inflation, the argument that rate to decrease in the near-term. azon in transportation.” cy, LLC. could be made that the Fed should reduce rates to accelerate growth and inflation. Unfortunately, that might hurt more than help. It is not clear that reducing rates would Biden says he’s open to breaking up Facebook actually improve growth. Housing is soft but mortgage rates are already quite low. HAMPTON, N.H. (AP) — Joe Sen. Elizabeth Warren of The comments demonstrate company is essentially a pub- A lack of supply and high home prices Biden said he would be open to Massachusetts has been the how Facebook is increasingly lic utility. But Sen. Cory Book- in many areas are restraining housing. breaking up Facebook, a sign most outspoken Democratic a flashpoint in the campaign er of New Jersey told ABC Lowering rates would not change that. of the deep skepticism among presidential candidate to press for the Democratic presiden- that such calls aren’t very As for businesses, investment hasn’t many Democratic presidential for greater regulation of Silicon tial nomination, with some different from the tough tac- surged even after a tax cut that almost contenders about the power of Valley’s most prominent com- candidates arguing the in- tics President Donald Trump paid firms to invest. massive technology firms. panies. While Biden didn’t fully fluence of such companies is takes against his enemies. And corporate borrowing costs are also In an interview on Monday, embrace her proposal — saying unchecked, allowing misin- Regardless of whether Face- extremely low. the former vice president said it’s “premature” to make a final formation to poison the public book is ultimately broken up, Consequently, cutting rates is not likely that dismantling large tech- judgment — he praised Warren debate. Sen. Kamala Harris of Biden said that the Trump to accelerate growth significantly, if at all. nology companies is “some- and said she “has a very strong California said this weekend administration hasn’t done But it would put the Fed in a bind if the thing we should take a really case to be made” for cracking that she was open to revamp- enough to enforce antitrust economy faltered. hard look at.” down on tech giants. ing Facebook, telling CNN the laws in a variety of industries. Distributed by Tribune News Service.

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