WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 Lynn eld extends its Lynn leaders, residents: student-exchange programs City has a housing crisis

By Anne Marie Tobin six students enrolled at Lynn eld High By Gayla Cawley ve-year comprehensive plan aimed at ITEM STAFF School, ve from Brazil and one from ITEM STAFF increasing the city’s affordable housing Vietnam. Two have returned to their na- stock. LYNNFIELD — Two popular student tive countries as they were enrolled in LYNN — Residents and community “Housing is such a big problem,” said exchange programs have been extended half-year programs. leaders spoke Tuesday night about how state Rep. Peter Capano (D-Lynn). “We through the 2020-2021 academic year. “Overall, the program has been really a shortage of affordable units, rising haven’t built housing in many years. The School Committee voted unani- successful,” said Principal Bob Cleary. rents and a preference for high-end de- Nobody can afford a house in Lynn any- mously at its Jan. 21 meeting to contin- “We have had kids participate in ath- velopments has led to a housing crisis in more that actually comes from Lynn ue participation in the Educatius Group letics, music and drama. Overall, the the city. and is young. The rent is too damn foreign exchange program and also ac- program works really well and we have The feedback was solicited during a high.” cept up to four new METCO students for had some kids come back and visit after heavily attended public forum at Lynn But it’s not just Lynn, added state Sen. the 2020-2021 year. deciding to go to college here. It gives our Housing Authority & Neighborhood Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn). Up to 10 Educatius students will be Development, which kicked off a year- accepted next year. This year, there are LYNNFIELD, A3 long community planning process for a LYNN, A3 Nahant Litany of ready to charges Select brought tonight against By Thor Jourgensen Saugus ITEM STAFF NAHANT — Mark P. Cullinan and David Wil- suspect son face off in a special town election Wednesday By Elyse Carmosino hoping to translate their ITEM STAFF work experience with the town into SAUGUS — Jacob Bonia, Krause: a Board of 25, of Saugus, was arrested Cullinan an Selectmen and charged with attempt- seat. ed murder after an incident asset to with a knife Monday night Nahant. A4 Polls open at 7 said Saugus Interim Police a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Chief Ronald Giorgetti in a for voting to ll the seat statement released Tuesday. vacated last October by Bonia was charged with Enzo P. Barile. multiple offenses, includ- Experience de nes ing two counts of attempted Cullinan and Wilson. murder, domestic assault Cullinan, a third-gener- and battery, assault and ation Nahanter, served as battery with a dangerous town administrator from weapon, and assault and 1995-2011. He worked as battery on a police of cer. state director of planning Police responded to the re- and construction from port of a knife-wielding man 1987 to 1995, and as a se- on Woodbury Avenue around nior project manager with 9:18 p.m. Monday night. You picked a ne wine Once of cers arrived, Bo- the state’s Department of Environmental Manage- nia left the building armed ment, from 1984 to 1987. with a knife. After asking “There are major issues to serve me, Lucille him to drop his weapon, facing the town. I’ve been police ultimately deployed a “non-lethal bean bag pro- really concerned over the ITEM STAFF REPORT idential, while there is room for up Sarah Marshall, jectile” and were able to last several years about to three additional retail establish- right, and her subdue Bonia, according to turmoil in town govern- LYNN — Sarah Marshall’s road to ments at street level. Next door is the store manager, becoming a certi ed sommelier has the statement ment. I think I can help 71-unit Gateway North mixed-use de- Sue Meigs, will taken her to multiple countries in Eu- Bonia was taken by am- with my knowledge, in velopment opened by Neighborhood be opening Lu- rope while working at some of the n- bulance to a nearby hos- particular, of infrastruc- Development Associates in 2016. cille, a wine shop est restaurants in Boston. When she pital for evaluation. An ture,” Cullinan said Tues- “I loved the aesthetics of the build- and tasting room day. was looking for a location to open a arraignment date has not ing and the ability to spec it out ac- on Washington A Housing Authority specialty wine and beer shop, howev- been set. cording to my needs,” Marshall said. Street, on Feb. 8. member, Wilson has expe- er, she chose lower Washington Street The statement also re- “There’s good energy in Lynn, and ports that, in accordance rience serving on several in Lynn, which makes perfect sense with all the development, there are a town boards, including to Marshall. with the SPD’s policy for lot of new residents arriving.” administrative leave, the the Conservation Com- “This is the perfect space,” Mar- Marshall became one of those new of cer who deployed the mission, Board of Appeals, shall said of the 1,300 square feet in Lynners three years ago when she projectile has been placed Planning Board, and which she plans to open Lucille wine moved into a condominium in the old on administrative leave School Committee. He shop and tasting room on Feb. 8. Lu- Franklin Street re station. has worked almost four while the incident remains cille will be located in a three-story “My realtor suggested Lynn and under active investigation. decades for the town Cem- building at 776 Washington St. that I laughed,” she said. “Then I looked etery Department, cur- formerly housed Fran’s Place bar online at the building and thought Elyse Carmosino can be rently working 20 hours a and has been redeveloped by Omar reached at ecarmosino@ week. Guerrero. The top two  oors are res- WINE, A3 itemlive.com. In addition to aging in- frastructure, Cullinan identi ed coastal  ood- ing, and negotiations with Lynn Northeastern University Council approves Gamesmanship aside, over its proposed Marine residential Science Center expansion development. A3 ethicist balks at sign stealing as other major town con- LOOK! cerns. Rockers headline Cullinan holds a bach- By Harold Rivera it is what we’re looking at here.” eclectic Boston ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Mulnix played Division III college elor’s degree in Environ- Calling festival. A8 mental Design from the baseball at Cornell College in Iowa and There’s a popular sentiment among held stints at semi-professional levels Sports baseball fans that sign stealing is sim- NAHANT, A3 in Colorado. He’s well-aware of the “ev- Winthrop ply part of the game. But where does eryone does it” mentality that comes surges past the act of breaking the rule in order to with stealing signs in the sport. Peabody girls. B1 gain competitive edges fall from an eth- “In football, the linebacker’s looking  ical standpoint? Lynn eld Salem State ethics professor Michael to pick up what the quarterback’s do- girls survive Mulnix says it comes down to the fair- ing to adjust his defense,” Mulnix said. slow start. B1 ness of things. “It’s my smarts versus your smarts. Can  “I think ethics would say that as long you hide your moves from me? It’s like Tech girls basketball as you’re operating within the rules of chess. But I do think that teams take is- gets back to .500 the game, then it’s fair game,” Mulnix sue when other teams break rules that with win. B1 said. “If someone breaks the rule, corks the rest of us are following.” their bat, takes performance enhancing And that’s where the Red Sox and As- tros, who reportedly used video replay ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO drugs, uses technology to steal signs, then they ought to be punished for that. rooms to steal signs, come into play. Lynn English cheerleader Kyanna Guile, 17, The Rockies, for example, are looking “Sign stealing is part of the game,” laughs with one of her teammates during a at trading a once-in-a-generation third Mulnix said. “If you’re a base runner boys basketball game against Gloucester on baseman because they can’t pay him. on second you’re trying to steal signs Tuesday night in Lynn. The Bulldogs routed Then the Astros and Red Sox are possi- Mark Cullinan the Fishermen, B1. bly cheating to get there. The fairness of STEALING, A3

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Elinor G. Ryan William P. Sullivan, 74 George J. Avadanian, 99 1945-2020 1921-2020 SALEM — Elinor G. Ryan William “Sully” P. Sullivan, George John “Abba” Avada- passed away peacefully at The 74, passed away January 22, nian, born June 13, 1921 of Atrium, Danvers, on January 2020, at his home in Lynn. Lynn, died peacefully at home 22, 2020. A native of Salem, Born on August 29, 1945, in surrounded by his family. MA she was the daughter of Boston, Sully was the son of The husband of the late Lil- the late Gertrude (Ward) Ryan the late William C. and Grace lian Frances Avadanian, they and Arthur Ryan. Elinor was a (Peyton) Sullivan. He served in shared 69 years of marriage. proud graduate of the former Abba was the son of the late the U.S. Army and was a veter- St. Mary’s Grammar School, Harry and Sophie Avadani- Salem, class of 1941, and an of the Vietnam War. an. He spent his 98+ years of Salem High School, Class After the military, he worked proudly as a son, brother, and of 1945. She was a lifelong as a machinist at General as a devoted husband, father, member of Immaculate Con- Electric for many years until father-in-law, uncle, grandfa- ception Parish. Her work ca- his retirement in 2011. ther, great grandfather, coach, reer included Whiting’s Milk While Sully lived modestly, boss and friend. of Marblehead, Cushman’s he was loving and generous to Abba, was a standout athlete Bakery, Lynn and last but not his family and friends. He was at Lynn English High School least, the IRS in Andover. a traveler and lifelong learner. back in the 1939/1940 days, Elinor grew up surrounded He was a voracious reader most notably on the football by her well-loved Ward and and beyond. She also leaves her husband Richard, Mary and baseball elds. He was grew up and created his life- her exceptional friends and with a sharp wit and delight- Sullivan, and Denise Stewart time of memories. Ryan aunts, uncles and cous- fully dark sense of humor. a standout in his own person- ins, as well as the wonderful neighbors who loved her and and her husband Tom; his ABBA was #1 — was a man He enjoyed spending time al life as well. He had a work friends she made throughout were always there to help. Eli- brother Dennis Sullivan and ethic unmatched — beginning of great strength, character with family, studying French the years. She was also very nor was pre-deceased by many his wife Ann Marie; and sev- with selling newspapers in and integrity and will be in- close to her grandmother, the beloved relatives and friends. and exploring museums. He eral nieces and nephews. He Central Square as a youngster. credibly missed. He loved to have fun, traveling to Las Ve- late Mary Ward. Elinor often Elinor’s family expresses loved his daily walks along is pre-deceased by his broth- His backyard was the Meadow much gratitude to the entire gas and to Foxwoods, enjoyed laughed about how her mother, the beach, which even hurri- er David Sullivan. as was many of his pals and an excellent cook, tried to pass staff of The Atrium who gave her canes couldn’t pause. Sully where he played ball — ex- the patronage at both the Red a digni ed and loving home Service Information: Fu- Fox and Ralph’s Cafe, the 50 on her skills to her daughter, also loved his bikes — both neral services will be private. ceptionally — as a Bulldog to no avail, but that her father during the last few months of the bicycles he would take on — where he was deservingly Club and Italian Clubs, the Guest book at parkermemo- Clover Club, and Armenian taught her to drive quite well on her life. We would also like long tours and races, and his recognized in the year 2000 rialfuneralhome.com. Picnics and always, a good his ½ ton pickup truck! Elinor to thank Care Dimensions for and nominated by former Ducati motorcycle. ball game! He loved to cook loved all animals from a young their devoted assistance in Eli- Mayor Patrick J. McManus and He is survived by his daugh- real Armenian food, enjoyed age and had dogs for most of nor’s nal days. We are appre- inducted into the LEHS Hall ter Julie (Sullivan) Patterson; dancing in the Club to the her life. She always enjoyed ciative of the kindness of all of of Fame — for the recognition grandchildren Kelsey O’Con- “Summer Wind” and “Ram- meeting people and having a Elinor’s doctors and caregivers he brought to the school as nor and Trevor Patterson; his bling Rose” and was known for good talk and a cup of coffee. throughout the years. a star football player. He and former wife Penny Sullivan; his CC, Crown Royal or a Shot She was skilled at painting, Service Information: Visiting his pals lived at and on the his sisters Paula Faino and and a Beer! crafts, knitting and was even Hours for Elinor will be held on Meadow every afternoon and He leaves his two daugh- on a few bowling teams. She Saturday, February 1st at Mur- evening until it was too dark ters, Francie Sudak of Beverly liked  owers, music, the theatre, phy Funeral Home, located at to toss a ball around. It was and Claire Cavanagh of Lynn family and neighborhood social 85 Federal St., Salem from said “He could throw the ball and his late son and hero, gatherings, reading (especially 9AM to 10AM. A funeral Mass Shirley E. Ladd, 92 the length of a football eld!” Michael “Abba” Avadanian. mysteries!) and going out to will follow the visiting hours at That special notoriety was eat. She also volunteered in 10AM at Mary Queen of the He also leaves his special highlighted even further this loving grandchildren: Michael, different capacities at St. James Apostles Parish, Immaculate LYNN — Shirley E. (Grant) past summer, when his pic- Matthew, and John McShar- Church with her late cousin Kay Conception Church, located Ladd, age 92, of Groveland, ture was unveiled on a mural Hull. Within the last year Elinor at 15 Hawthorne Blvd, Sa- ry, Megan and Sheila Sudak died Monday surrounded that is permanently displayed and Casey and Lorigan Su- was blessed to spend special lem. Burial will take place at by her loving family, in- at Manning Field. He was so times with her cousin Colleen, St. Mary’s Cemetery, Salem. dak and great-grandchildren: cluding her grandchildren honored and appreciative to Lily, O’Neil and Bennett. He her cousins Anne and Deb- All are welcome. If you wish, and great- grandchildren. be recognized by the City and leaves his sister-in-law, Ellen bie, her Ryan cousins and the donations may be made in She was the wife of the late when rst visiting the Mural, and the late Bob Avadanian Amirault family. Elinor’s name to Northeast James R. “Bob” Ladd, Sr. he was in awe. Especially to and families. He had many Elinor leaves behind her great Animal Shelter, 347 Highland She was raised in Lynn and see many of his late brothers special Lynn and Salisbury friend of 63 years, Annette Avenue, Salem, MA 01970, was a graduate of Lynn En- in law and East and West Lynn friendships: John Corso, Hank Amirault and her family of Lynn: northeastanimalshelter.org. glish High School. friends depicted alongside Marani, Leo Connaghan, Don her second cousin Honora For more information or online Shirley’s greatest joy was with him. Harkness, Kevin Trainer, Ed- Griebel and her family, also of guestbook please visit www. spending time with her fam- Back in the day, he and his die Keaney, Clayton (Rocky) Lynn; and many cherished Ward murphyfuneralhome.com or ily and, especially the many LEHS pals played ball during Rocker, Buddy Mulcahy, Jimmy and Ryan cousins in MA, NY, CT call 978-744-0497. special moments she shared the off season for the Scarlett Stein, Jimmy Breen, and his with her grandchildren and Rockets Football Team. He was devoted friend Frank Donahue great grandchildren. She also involved in the Parks De- and relished in their travels had a great love of animals partment Boxing Team. Yet, his to Casinos, and in his con- former LEHS coach, Tom Whel- Robert B. McFarlane, 85 including her beloved cats Service Information: Her stant visits and calls from Tony Tatiana and Sissy. While vis- an, his mentor and inspiration, funeral will be held on Fri- Gambale, Vardy Mekalian, iting Shirley her hands were provided him with the equip- day at 8AM from the SO- Walter Proodian, Buzzy Barton LYNN — Robert Bruce Mc- never idle; she was always ment he could never afford. and Wendy Atwood and family. busy crocheting beautiful af- LIMINE FUNERAL HOME, Under Coach Whelan, he Farlane, age 85, of Lynn died 426 Broadway (Rt 129), He was also brother in law peacefully at his home on Sun- ghans for her beloved family was a rst string varsity start- to the late Ruth and Rog- and friends. She would nev- Lynn, followed by a Funer- er in football. He headlined day January 26, 2020. He was al Mass in Sacred Heart er Heaslip, Eleanor and Ed er miss an opportunity for a the sports page of the Lynn Geratowski, Claire and Jim the husband of Susan (Bar- Church at 9AM. Burial will ry) McFarlane, with whom he trip to a casino! Item daily as his stats and O’Shea, William and Marilyn be in Pine Grove Ceme- record breaking accomplish- shared 34 years of marriage. She is survived by her Buckley, Charles and Joan tery, Lynn. Relatives and ments were recorded. He Born and raised in Lynn, he four children; Linda L Mur- Fox, his late former son-in- friends are respectfully was also the varsity catcher was the son of the late John M. ray of Statham, NH, Sandra law, Michael Sudak and many invited. Visiting hours are for the LEHS baseball team and Matilda (Byrne) McFarlane. S. Ladd of Lynn, James R. special nieces and nephews. Ladd, Jr and his wife Gail of Thursday from 4-8PM. In and auditioned for the Detroit His family recognizes the ex- He attended Lynn Schools and Tigers and was subsequently was a graduate of Lynn English Plaistow, NH and Cathleen lieu of  owers, donations emplary care provided to him E. Ladd of Groveland; nine may be made to the Mas- drafted. However, he passed by Merrimack Valley Home High School, class of 1951. He it by. He played semi pro foot- earned a Bachelor’s Degree grandchildren; Kelli and her sachusetts Society for Care, Partners Home Health husband Bob, Melissa and Prevention of Cruelty to ball and again, passed on Care, Care Dimensions (Hos- in History from Tufts University those once in a lifetime sport and had also earned a Masters her husband Billy, Jodi and Children (MSPCC), 3815 pice) , Katie Swenbeck and her partner Tim, Jamie and Washington Street, Suite opportunities, as he made Karen Tompkins, GLSS, and Degree in Counseling and Guid- the decision to enter the ser- ance from Tufts University and her husband Eric, John and 2, Boston, MA 02130. Di- in particular, Partners Physical his husband Chris, Jimi, rections and guestbook at vice as his priority. Therapist, Laura Bloom whom a Masters Degree in Divinity Samantha McGowan, as well He entered the United States from Berkley at Yale University. Kevin and his wife Steph- www.solimine.com. he adored and VNA Marie Ba- as many nieces, nephews, and Navy in 1942, assigned to the cherman, Penntucket Medical, He had lived in Boston, Marl- anie, Thomas and his wife in-laws. USS Edwards (destroyer) and Of ces of Dr. Hans Jeppesen, borough, and Wayland before Jessica, and Matthew; as He was the brother of the late then to the Herbert C. Jones and Dr. Shah; his caregivers returning to Lynn in 1984. well as 5 great-grandchil- Janet McLean, and Cynthia Mc- dren; Patrick, Connor, Mor- in the South Paci c. He was Eugenia and Ann,. Special For 33 years Bob had worked Farlane, and the father-in-law of gan, Charlotte and Amelia. honorably discharged in 1945 thanks to The Pasquarelli’s, as a teacher and then a guid- the late James Duff, Jr. from the Fargo Building and Judy and Bob Kertin, Carm- ance counselor at Ottoson Mid- Service Information: His was decorated with ve battle el O’Brien, and the Salisbury dle School in Arlington. An Or- Funeral will be held on Friday stars. Abba’s concerns for his Beach “Crew” who welcomed dained Episcopal Priest, he had at 10:00 AM from the Solimi- Andrew Sigourney, 87 parents’ well-being, governed him into their circle and the served on the staff of the Ca- ne Funeral Home, 67 Ocean his motivation to work rst, Arslanian Girls for always re- thedral in Boston, and in Marl- Street (RTE1A), followed by putting his own sports oppor- membering him upon his re- boro. While at the Cathedral in a Funeral Service at 11:00 tunities second. He married turn back to Lynn with calls, Boston he served as Chaplin at AM in St. Stephens Memorial NAHANT — Mr. Andrew ve grandsons, Kevin and Lillian Frances Buckley, from cards, visits and encourage- Boston City Hospital before be- Episcopal Church. Relatives Sigourney, age 87, died at his wife Rachael, Matthew West Lynn. As the husband ment, and to his very special ginning his teaching career. and friends are respectfully the Kaplan Family Hospice and his wife ChristiAna, and father of three, he worked neighbor and pal Javian and He was a former member of invited to attend. Memorial House in Danvers on Friday, Christopher and his girlfriend many jobs: Cushman’s Bakery, the Byrd Family. the Marlborough School Com- visiting hours will be on Thurs- January 10th with his loving Viv, Eric and Ryan; three his own rug cleaning business, Service Information: Ab- mittee. Bob enjoyed attending day from 4:00 PM-8:00 PM. family by his side after a great grandchildren, Soren, Cefalo & Kiley, and Fletcher ba’s visiting hours will be pipe organ concerts at the Donations In his memory may lengthy illness. He was the Lydia and AlesAna; two niec- Construction, before his de- held at the Cuffe-McGinn Methuen Memorial Music Hall, be made to All Care Hospice, loving husband of Flora (Fish- es and four nephews. He cision to join Lynn Laborer’s Funeral Home, 157 Maple where he was a season sub- 210 Market St., Lynn, MA er) Sigourney with whom he was predeceased by his in- Local 290, where he was a Street, Lynn on Friday, Janu- fant daughter Flora Suzanne scriber for many years. 01901 or the Methuen Me- shared 59 years of marriage. construction foreman until his ary 31, 2020 from 10:30 AM Sigourney and three sisters, In addition to his wife, he is morial Music Hall, Post Of ce Born in Worcester and retirement in 1988 and his to 11:30 AM. His funeral ser- Suzanne Vik, Carolyn Holtz relocation to Salisbury Beach survived by four children: Re- Box 463, Methuen, Massa- raised in Princeton, Mr. vice will follow at 11:30 AM. and Katherine Shaver. until 2017. becca Duff, Stephen McFarlane chusetts 01844-0463. Direc- Sigourney was the son of the Interment will be private. In lieu of  owers, donations He was active in the Lynn and his wife Karen, Victoria tions and guestbook at www. late Andrew W. and Kath- Relatives and friends are re- in Andy’s memory may be sports community serving McGowan and her husband solimine.com. erine (Harrington) Sigour- spectfully invited to attend. William, and Amanda James ney. Andy was a graduate made to Care Dimensions at as a baseball coach with Memorial contributions may and her husband Timothy; ve of Belmont Hill School and give.caredimensions.org. the East Lynn Little League be made in his name to grandchildren: James L. Duff III, Middlebury College. He had Service Information: and Babe Ruth. Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan Matthew Duff, Cooper McFar- been a resident of Nah- Relatives and friends are Of the original 13 “Mead- Street, Suite B-102, Dan- lane, Brooke McFarlane, and ant for 55 years, a 50 year invited to attend a Memo- owlarks”, Abba is one of the vers, MA 01923, or www. member of the Freemasons rial Service in the Nahant last two survivors. He was a caredimensions.org. associated with the Mount Village Church, 27 Cliff loyal Bulldog, believer of his LAW OFFICE OF Carmel Lodge, former dea- St., Nahant on Saturday country, he always instilled, “never, ever, forget where you MARIO C. CAPANO con at the Nahant Village at 11 a.m. Interment will be private. Arrangements came from” and for him, that 101 North Common Street Church, a U.S. Army Veteran LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® was the Meadow, where he (781) 599-6056 home delivery rate is and a Friend of Bill by Bisbee-Porcella • Divorce/Divorce Mediation 50% off for over 35 years. Funeral Home. 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OBITUARIES William K. Hussey, 68 Council approves residential

NAHANT — William K. Hus- development in West Lynn sey, 68, of Nahant MA, passed peacefully early Tuesday morn- By Gayla Cawley units each. The rst  oor few two-bedroom apart- line with where more af- ing January 28th after a de- ITEM STAFF of 189-191 North Com- ments. The rents will be fordable rents are. It’s re- cade long battle with Parkin- mon St. would maintain market-rate, but the ma- ally adding housing stock son’s & Fahr’s disease. Born LYNN — Boris Kuritnik, its current use as an adult jority of the units will be in that medium affordable and raised in Lynn, he attended owner of K&K Develop- daycare center. rented through subsidies, range.” Highland Elementary School, ment, is planning to trans- The property’s current which Kuritnik said will Kuritnik said he’s Cobbet Junior High School and form the top two  oors of zoning is for business, address a void in the city’s worked on similar devel- Lynn Trade (LVTI) where he got a North Common Street which required Kuritnik real estate market when opments using old build- his electrical license. commercial building into to seek a special permit coupled with other factors ings throughout the state. He began work in the electri- 16 residential units. from the council for a res- driving down the cost. He was unsure when con- cal apprentice program at G.E. Kuritnik, who owns Ja- idential use, according to “(Building) residential struction would start on in Lynn in 1968; he remained maica Plain’s Greenville his attorney Vincent Phel- on an existing shell is this project, but anticipat- there for the rest of his career Real Estate Group, re- an. more affordable than a ed it would be an eight- holding many positions, before ceived approval for the “Housing in the city of downtown high-rise de- month to a year-long pro- retiring as a Facilities Planner project from the City Lynn is a priority,” said velopment,” said Kuritnik, cess. in 2016. William ‘Bill’, was Council Tuesday night. Phelan. “We think this is noting that developers of- involved in many parts of the lan of Saugus, sister Rhonda He plans to convert the a great t for the commu- ten include higher rents to Gayla Cawley can be Lynn Community; coaching Wy- (Hussey) Sewall of Cape Cor- vacant medical of ces on nity.” offset the cost of develop- reached at gcawley@item- oma Little League, Lynn Youth al FL, sister Lisa (MacMillan) the building’s two upper The units would be most- ment. live.com. Follow her on Soccer, St. Pius CYO Basket- Dona and husband Chris of  oors to eight residential ly one-bedrooms, with a “Here, rents would fall in Twitter @GaylaCawley. ball and running the boosters Andover, and brother Doug for the Lynn English Football MacMillan and his wife Chivon team. He was an avid athlete of Cranbury, NJ. He leaves sev- You picked a ne wine to serve me, Lucille who enjoyed Skiing the White eral nieces and nephews and Mountains, biking Lynn Shore great nieces and great neph- WINE Lucille will initially serve Marshall started her ca- the Boston Harbor Hotel, Drive, running many Wednes- ews. Bill was predeceased by From A1 mainly as a retail craft reer as an intern and later and wine director at Olea- day nights up Lynn Woods, his father Don MacMillan. beer and wine shop, with private events director at na in Cambridge and Sar- traveling to Fort Myers, Florida Service Information: His if this is what my money bottles ranging from $10 L’Espalier. She was cer- ma in Somerville. She left to spend time with his Moth- Funeral will be held on gets me in Lynn, then sign to $300. Vintage glassware ti ed as a sommelier in those positions in the fall er. His greatest joy in life was Saturday February 1st at me up. Lynn was not on will also be sold. Marshall, 2014 and earned a certif- of 2018 and knew she was spending time with his family, 10:00AM in the Solimine my list for business or my who has an extensive back- icate in wine studies from ready for a new challenge. especially his grandchildren, Funeral Home 426 Broadway personal life, but it quickly ground in event planning the Elizabeth Bishop Wine When her mother called went to the top of my list.” on Short Beach in Nahant. (RTE129), Lynn. Relatives and restaurants, can en- Resource Center at Boston and said she wanted to in- Once Marshall settled University in 2015. She Bill leaves behind the love and friends are respectful- vision cooking classes and vest in a business, the idea on a concept for her entre- a demo kitchen, as well as has traveled extensively for Lucille was born. of his life, Moira (Conway) of ly invited to attend. Visiting 33 years, his daughter Brittany preneurial endeavor, she the space being rented for in wine regions in Europe. During a run to the beach hours will be on Friday Jan- Knauth and her husband Mi- reached out to EDIC for private parties of up to 50. After having focused on in January 2019, Marshall uary 31st from 4:00PM- chael of Grafton MA, his son nancial assistance and Sue Meigs will be the man- event planning for restau- noticed the space on Wash- 8:00PM. In lieu of owers, William ‘Billy’ Hussey and his received a $100,000 loan ager and vintage buyer for rants early in her career, ington Street and contacted donations may be made to wife Melissa of Nahant, his from the Lynn Municipal Lucille, which will be open she reassessed her inter- Guerrero, who convinced the Kaplan Family Hospice grandsons Tyler Alexander & Finance Corporation to be every day except Sunday. ests in 2010 and shifted her that a storefront would House 78 Liberty Street Blake Edward, and two grand- used for the buildout. Her “We’ve built  exible to wine, starting as a ca- be ideal for her concept. In daughters, Carley Johannah Danvers, MA 01923. Direc- mother, Brenda, is also an space,” she said of Lucille, shier at Central Bottle in addition to the assistance and Ella Josephine. He is sur- tions and guestbook at www. investor. which is named for Mar- Cambridge. That led to a from EDIC, Marshall need- vived by his mother Barbara solimine.com. “We think the concept shall’s maternal grand- four-year stint working ed the City Council and (Coleman) MacMillan of Fort Sarah has created ts in mother. “I was nervous for the Barbara Lynch state legislature to approve Myers, FL, his brother Robert perfectly with the ongoing about opening a bricks- Restaurant Group at The a home-rule petition that Hussey and wife Susan of transformation of down- and-mortar retail store. Butcher Shop wine bar created a new liquor license town and the waterfront,” Lynn, brother Don MacMil- We have to create an expe- and Stir demo kitchen and speci cally associated with said EDIC/Lynn Execu- rience that someone can’t cookbook store in Boston, her business at that ad- tive Director James M. get online. We want to where Marshall picked dress, since the City did not Cowdell. “We are pleased make wine approachable wine pairings for guests. have any liquor licenses Lynn eld extends its popular to support her and hope and fun and interactive.” She subsequently available. that Lucille leads to other A Maryland native who worked as assistant wine “The City has been great student-exchange programs bold ideas coming to frui- came to Boston to attend director and assistant to work with,” Marshall tion.” Northeastern University, manager of Meritage in said. LYNNFIELD pered by space limitations From A1 and class size guidelines. “We have four new stu- Lynn leaders, residents: City has a housing crisis kids a great experience, too, dents at the beginning of in that they see what they every year at the kinder- LYNN quirement under Chapter move forward together,” ing to information pre- have and what everybody garten level, two at Huck- From A1 40B. said Mayor Thomas M. pared by the MAPC, in the else has. We have even had leberry and two at Summer Since the city has met McGee. past Lynn has remained some students who come Street, mainly so it doesn’t “We are facing a hous- that threshold, with 12.5 The majority of the eve- an option for people with for a half year who wanted put us over the class lim- ing crisis statewide,” said percent of its units con- ning was devoted to dis- low or moderate incomes, to change to full year.” its,” Tremblay said. Crighton. “Our state now sidered affordable by the cussion about housing even as Boston and sur- Cleary said that the Hayman credited MET- is among the worst in state’s Subsidized Hous- challenges facing the city rounding communities number of Educatius stu- CO Director Curtis Blyden terms of housing produc- ing Inventory, the plan and how better housing have become more expen- dents attending the high for opening “our eyes to tion, but also in terms being developed by Lynn options can lead to im- sive. school averages around what is possible with of affordability, whether Housing Authority & provements. But now, greater de- seven per year and that METCO. you’re renting or owning a Neighborhood Develop- Participants in one fo- mand to live in the inner the most popular coun- “I have also asked wheth- home.” ment (LHAND) and the cus group spoke about the core has driven up hous- tries are Brazil, Germany, er we can expand the pro- The community input Metropolitan Area Plan- need for more affordable ing costs in Lynn, which Italy, China and Vietnam. gram in the past as well,” that will lead to the de- ning Council (MAPC) is units, rent control laws is coupled with new de- In response to a ques- he said. “As we start to velopment of an inclusive not a requirement. that keep landlords from velopments that aren’t af- have a resolution around tion from committee housing production plan But meeting its afford- raising rents and forcing fordable to many current some of the space issues chairman Jamie Hayman, is the city’s chance to ad- ability threshold doesn’t people out of their homes, residents, according to the and know where we will be Cleary said the cost of the dress the problem, Capano MAPC. able to house everyone in mean all of the city’s hous- and new development program is covered by an said. the future, I think (expan- ing needs have been met, that’s re ective of the en- “They’re going to keep educational grant at no Coined Lynn Housing which led to the city’s in- tire community, rather pushing people out and cost to Lynn eld. He said sion) is a real opportunity we need to explore.” for All: A Plan for Inclu- terest in developing the than featuring only high- creating homelessness there have been minimal sive Growth, the future plan, said Karina Milch- end or luxury units. in the city,” said resident problems with either stu- Tremblay said bringing students in at the kinder- document would meet all man, chief of housing and The problem is multi-lay- Derek White, a member of dents or host families. of the requirements of a neighborhood develop- ered, said resident Bob IUE-CWA Local 201. “Since Barbara Langill garten level as opposed to Housing Production Plan ment for the MAPC. Reynolds, a member of While Tuesday’s session has taken over, she has rst grade has made for a (HPP), a proactive strat- For instance, statis- the New Lynn Coalition. kicked off the public part done a dynamite job and better transition overall. egy for planning and de- tics shared by the MAPC People can’t afford rents of the process, planning we have a number of fam- “We found out that stu- veloping affordable hous- showed that more than in places such as Boston started in September with ilies still hosting multi- dents who had an oppor- ing that would have to be 42 percent of Lynn house- data collection and analy- ple kids year after year,” tunity to be in our kinder- or Cambridge and come to approved by the Lynn City Cleary said. “But it’s hard garten program and make holds are in a home they Lynn for a more affordable sis. Two more community to predict the level of in- friends and get our very Council, Planning Board cannot afford. More than option. But what’s afford- forums will be held in the terest, as nationally the rich curriculum at the kin- and state Department of half of all households in able to those people is not spring and next fall, which number of international dergarten level tends to Housing and Community Lynn are low-income, affordable to the city’s cur- will look at where there have been more successful students is slowing down.” Development. while 63 percent of those rent residents, which then are opportunities to add moving on to rst grade The Educatius Group A housing production are cost-burdened, mean- forces Lynn residents out. more housing and what and through the grades.” says it is the world’s larg- plan is typically undertak- ing that more than 30 “We’re very concerned parts of the city are appro- Siblings of existing stu- est organization dedicated en by communities that percent of their income is with what’s going on in priate for different types dents have priority. to high school programs have less than 10 percent spent on housing. Many the city and there doesn’t of housing. “This year we already for international students. of its units designated as are spending more than seem to be anything ad- “We really want this to have one sibling slated to The group partners direct- affordable, which is used 50 percent on rent. dressing those concerns,” be a community driven come and traditionally we to develop strategies for “We want to nd some said Reynolds. process and a plan that ly with high schools in 16 always take siblings,” said countries to help students housing production aimed really good solutions that He’s not alone in recog- re ects the diversity of Tremblay. “It makes enroll- at meeting that state re- will help our community nizing the trend. Accord- Lynn,” said Milchman. nd the perfect foreign ex- ment easier as the parents change program. are already familiar with In response to a question the routine and because Gamesmanship aside, ethicist balks at sign stealing from committee member they know the program Phil McQueen, superinten- and what the commitment takes and accepting pun- ways to act but at the and be good sportsmen. dent Jane Tremblay said, is to the program.” STEALING while the bene ts of the From A1 ishment, Mulnix said, also same time without cross- Cheating operates on the METCO program are obvi- Anne Marie Tobin can be plays a role in the ethical ing the line and breaking principle of sel shness. As ous, expanding the number reached at atobin@item- from the catcher or look way of doing things. the rules.” opposed to doing what’s of METCO students is ham- live.com. over at the third base “Apologizing for it, What would philoso- best in the interest of Ma- coach. That’s a bit differ- promising to correct the phers say about sign steal- jor League Baseball, it’s Nahant ready to Select tonight ent from what the Red behavior going forward ing in baseball? weighing your own inter- Sox or Astros are doing by — and that’s an organi- “There’s something dis- est over those of the game NAHANT Town Meeting last Nov. 23 using technology. We seem zational thing too,” Mul- honorable about cheating,” and that doesn’t seem to be From A1 focused on town purchase to have a ‘win at all costs’ nix said. “That’s tough in Mulnix said. “Someone like ethical either.” requests and proposed mentality. We shouldn’t sports because there’s so Emmanuel Kant would ar- University of Massa- zoning changes and quick- make players exempt from much money involved. It gue that cheating’s a kind chusetts, and a master’s ly moved on to organizing ethical views. Assuming makes sense why play- of deception. When you lie LAW OFFICES OF degree in City Planning the special election. this is actually cheating, it ers get caught up in ways to others you’re treating JAMES J. CARRIGAN from the Massachusetts Dec. 10 was the last day seems to me that whoever of cheating. They really them with a lack of respect. • Social Security Disability Institute of Technology. for candidates to le nom- was involved ought to be want to have that edge. Cheating undermines the • Workers Compensation Wednesday’s election ination papers and Dec. 27 morally punished by it.” Organizations want to belief that we need to treat • Accidents 25 years located across has historical signi cance the last day for candidates Owning up to the mis- show players the right opponents with respect — it is the rst town spe- from Lynn District Court to withdraw from the race. 15 Johnson St. cial election held since Voter registration was October, 2010. It also caps 781-596-0100 held on Jan. 9. Catch up with your JAMES J. CARRIGAN off a busy three months ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN for Town Clerk Margaret Thor Jourgensen can be favorite team LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Barile and her coworkers. reached at tjourgensen@ in Item Sports! www.jamescarriganlaw.com They organized a special itemlive.com. [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 OPINION Cullinan an asset to Nahant HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS The Item has kept to its men have broad powers President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ pledge of not endorsing as prescribed by the town Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg charter, bylaws, and the Edward M. Grant candidates for election E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ outright. But there are general laws of Massa- Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Steve 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey also times where it’s im- chusetts. The more people P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton portant to acknowledge a Krause who are totally invested in Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan candidate’s lifelong work the town, the better it is Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman on behalf of a community. for the town. And Cullinan Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. We do this today with suit in Essex County Su- is invested. PUBLISHERS Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Mark Cullinan, who is a perior Court, alleging NU This is why the Board of Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 candidate in today’s spe- cleared an access road Selectmen is the primary All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 policy-making body in the 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 cial election for a position through a wildlife preserve Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 on the Nahant Board of without authorization. town. Unlike a Town Man- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Selectmen. David Wilson Cullinan has always had ager or Administrator, the Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 selectmen and selectwom- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 opposes him. pride in the town, and classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Cullinan has dedicated has always been willing en live in the town, un- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 derstand the issues, and Subscriptions a good part of his life to to roll up his sleeves and [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 the Town of Nahant. He get to work. He is a for- when put to the test, will be doubly sure to vote for Circulation spent 17 years as Town mer Director of Planning [email protected] Administrator before step- and Construction with what they consider are the ping down in 2011. Since the state, and was also, interests of their neigh- Ext. 3 he left the post, the town just recently, a senior fel- bors. Newsroom has had two acting Town low with the Conservation Nahant has its share of [email protected] [email protected] Administrators and three Law Foundation. issues, of which the afore- permanent. Such a lack of We cannot, and will not, mentioned battle with Ext. 4 Northeastern is but one. EDITORIAL continuity at the top isn’t tell the citizens of Nahant Whatever happens today, Sports really conducive toward how to vote. But what we [email protected] and whether Cullinan or solving problems and ad- can do is salute a person Wilson is victorious, you Ext. 5 dressing issues. such as Cullinan who, can count on one thing: Retail and Online Cullinan has remained year after year, puts the Let’s hear from Mark Cullinan will take his Advertising town first. [email protected] active even while out of jacket off, roll up his sleeves, office. He had helped take Small towns need people and get to work doing what ADVERTISING the lead in the town’s fight like Cullinan. They’re not Bolton and what he does best: translate his Ernie Carpenter Jr. to keep Northeastern Uni- set up to be run by pro- love of, and concern about, Director of Advertising versity from encroaching fessional politicians. They the town into action. and Business Development, ext. 1355 unduly beyond its bound- get their leadership from [email protected] Trump said aries, joining 28 residents within. Steve Krause can be Ralph Mitchell along with a non-profit And in Nahant, that’s reached at skrause@item- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Editorial from the Baltimore Sun Editorial Board within the town in filing especially true, as select- live.com. Eric Rondeau Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Since its founding in 1873 as a “school farm” for [email protected] disadvantaged city youth, the McDonogh School in Patricia Whalen Baltimore County has made honesty and integrity a Sales Representative, ext. 1310 core part of its mission. That is as true today — as [email protected] 13-year-old students are required to sign a pledge BUSINESS OFFICE promising to “tell the truth in all situations, (and) present work that is truly their own” — as it was Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 in 1966, when the graduating class included a Bal- [email protected] timore firefighter’s son named John Robert Bolton. Standing in contrast is Donald John Trump, the Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 son of privilege who attended the New York Military [email protected] Academy (class of 1964), where he lost his rank of Marian Kinney captain his senior year (an action classmates at- ext. 1212 tributed to a hazing incident that Trump has denied). [email protected] When it’s time to decide who is telling the truth, do Will Kraft you go with the Baltimore native who went on to be- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 come Trump’s national security adviser or the serial [email protected] liar who, according to The Washington Post’s most re- cent tally, has made 16,241 false or misleading state- Paula Villacreses A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ments since taking office? [email protected] Is that a trick question? It really isn’t. Yet the sad Mike Shanahan reality is that the Republican-controlled U.S. Senate Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 may soon vote not to hear from Bolton, or anyone [email protected] else, as they move forward with President Trump’s Carolina Trujillo impeachment trial. Given the weekend’s revelation Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 from The New York Times that Bolton’s working book [email protected] manuscript details how Trump asked him to continue Jim Wilson freezing $391 million in aid to Ukraine until officials CHRISTOPHER D. COOK Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 in that country agreed to investigate Democrats, in- [email protected] cluding former Vice President Joe Biden and his son CIRCULATION Hunter, that level of disinterest boggles the mind. Es- Election must focus on Lisa Mahmoud sentially, Bolton stands as a firsthand witness to the Manager, ext. 1239 allegations at the center of the impeachment case. [email protected] And he’s ready to spill all — to his readers. How can the Senate possibly turn this opportunity down? voter needs and future CUSTOMER SERVICE La’ Mosha Ball Indeed, how could any Republican loyal to President Customer Service, ext. 1276 Trump not want to question Bolton? Shortly after One of the few things low the federal poverty Americans’ daily lives and [email protected] midnight Monday, Trump was on Twitter denying he most voters agree on is line, a measure known to futures — and they should GRAPHICS ever told Bolton that the aid was conditioned to those that political campaigns greatly underestimate ac- be the central focus of the investigations. “If John Bolton said this,” the president too commonly devolve into tual poverty. 2020 elections and media Trevor Andreozzi personality feuds rath- “Since 1973, American coverage. Designer tweeted, “it was only to sell a book.” He also retweeted [email protected] criticisms from his usual Fox News allies questioning er than substantive, is- productivity has increased Instead of fixating on the timing of the Bolton scoop. But to that, one can sue-driven debates. That’s by 77 percent, while hour- candidate feuds, voters and Frederick Higgins unfortunate, because most ly pay has grown by only media should be asking: Designer only say: So what? So what if the Bolton manuscript [email protected] was leaked by, gasp, a liberal? If it’s not true, shouldn’t voters have concrete needs 12 percent,” the New York What are the solutions to Republicans relish the opportunity to put the former and issues propelling their Times reported in 2018. these problems? Which can- Mark Sutherland didate offers the bold ideas Creative Director national security adviser under oath? Shouldn’t the votes in 2020. “If the federal minimum [email protected] administration seek this chance for exoneration? Perhaps they are among wage tracked productivity, and a record of standing up NEWSROOM Would it really be preferable to leave these allegations the 28 million Americans it would be more than $20 and fighting for the chang- unexplored, unchallenged, uncontradicted? who have no health care an hour, not today’s pover- es that so many Americans Mike Alongi coverage — or the many ty wage of $7.25.” need and deserve? Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Make no mistake, we don’t endorse Bolton’s pol- [email protected] itics, his disdain for the United Nations and other millions more stuck with Then there are the mil- The American public is international organizations, his hawkishness, his exorbitant insurance costs lions of undocumented im- hungry for progress. More Bill Brotherton than two-thirds of Amer- Features Editor ext. 1338 abrasiveness, his contempt for diplomacy. But at and meager coverage. May- migrants who work Amer- [email protected] least such views are consistent. His dark perspective be they had health care but ica’s toughest jobs for low icans support “Medicare on geopolitics appears little changed (although how lost it when they were laid wages and pay their taxes, for All” and single-payer Elyse Carmosino health care, surveys show, Reporter, ext. 1264 he held his tongue during President Trump’s North off, and are now ailing due yet are under constant [email protected] Korea outreach remains a mystery). But whatever to untreated illnesses or threat of deportation. while only 15 percent Gayla Cawley his pattern of behavior from his days touting Barry are mired in debt. They may have children or “strongly oppose” this egal- itarian shift. The Green Reporter, ext. 1236 Goldwater to his McDonogh classmates to his long- Maybe they are among other relatives trapped in [email protected] held antipathy toward Iran, it doesn’t appear to in- the more than half of U.S. Trump’s horrendous bor- New Deal, meanwhile, has 80 percent support among Cheryl Charles volve blatant lies. Are Americans supposed to trust adults who, despite this der prisons, surviving bru- News Editor, ext. 1278 the word of a president who can’t bring himself to supposedly “booming” tal inhumane conditions registered voters. There is [email protected] be truthful about an Alabama hurricane forecast, the economy, are living pay- while enduring relentless also broad public support for a wealth tax, semi-au- Olivia Falcigno lack of a link between windmill noise and cancer or check to paycheck and at scapegoating and racism. Photographer, ext.1224 the place of his father’s birth (It was New York, not or near the poverty lev- And let’s not forget about tomatic assault gun ban [email protected] Germany, as Trump has repeatedly claimed)? And el. Or perhaps they are the majority of Americans and free college tuition. Given everything that’s Spenser Hasak those are just some of the blandest of Trump’s epic among the nearly 2 mil- who care about the climate Photographer, ext. 1332 inventory of prevarications. lion Americans who work crisis that threatens the at stake, these crises and [email protected] their solutions should be Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell may hard, in multiple jobs, planet, our children and Thor Jourgensen the central focus of this want to wrap up his kangaroo court as expeditious- for the federal minimum grandchildren. Our peril- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 election and its coverage. ly as possible. But refusing to hear the testimony of wage of $7.25 an hour. ous prognosis — scientists [email protected] Substance and solutions, Bolton, as well as other firsthand witnesses like Mick Or they could be a recent worldwide agree we have Daniel Kane not sensationalized cam- Mulvaney, not only exposes the phoniness of these college graduate ensnarled about 10 years to make Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 paign squabbles, is what [email protected] deliberations, it’s contrary to his party’s own inter- in six-figure debt, among major reductions in green- voters care about. ests, at least if they are serious about restoring cred- the tens of millions en- house gasses to have any Steve Krause ibility in time for the 2020 elections. Whether House gulfed in the nation’s $1.6 chance at preventing irre- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Christopher D. Cook is [email protected] Democrats should have subpoenaed Bolton during trillion student loan night- versible catastrophe — be- an award-winning jour- their impeachment proceedings — and thus found mare. Their debt keeps comes grimmer every day, Harold Rivera nalist and author of “Diet Sports Editor, ext. 1238 themselves locked in a court battle over executive piling higher, intensifying thanks to a president who for a Dead Planet: Big [email protected] privilege — is irrelevant. The nation is paying suffi- stress levels while dimin- engages in reckless, irre- Business and the Coming cient attention to understand that something fishy is Anne Marie Tobin ishing their career options. sponsible denial and props Food Crisis.” Contact him Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 going on right now. The fact is, today’s up the fossil fuel industries. at www.christopherdcook. [email protected] If, as the Trump legal team claims, the Democrats much-celebrated economy This is what voters say com. This column was Ryan York have produced insufficient evidence, how can Senate is not working for millions they really care about, and produced for the Progres- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Republicans not want to have chat with Bolton, who of Americans, who are fall- on which they seek action sive Media Project, which [email protected] was in a position to know for certain? Isn’t that what ing deeper into debt and and change. These are is run by The Progressive TECHNOLOGY any impartial judge would want? poverty. About 40 million the concrete realities and magazine and distributed Americans are living be- urgent crises impacting by Tribune News Service. 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] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION U.S. beefs up screening of travelers for new virus By Kathleen more than 4,500 people the outbreak and tried to one contagious patient. Ronayne and with the respiratory ill- tamp down some of the fear Some reports have sug- Andrew DeMillo ness, which in severe cas- and speculation provoked gested that number might ASSOCIATED PRESS es can cause pneumonia, by China’s rising toll: be between 1.5 and 3.5 for with dozens more counted — How deadly is this the new coronavirus, but WASHINGTON — U.S. in other countries. In the new virus? China’s death health officials offered a re- Azar stressed it’s too soon ality check Tuesday about U.S. so far, there are five toll has passed 100 but the to know. For comparison, the scary new virus from confirmed patients, all of first patients counted in one patient with measles China: They’re expanding whom had traveled to the an outbreak “are naturally could spread it to 12 to 18 screenings of internation- hardest-hit part of China the most severe cases” and others, he added. al travelers and taking — and no sign that they “skew our understanding,” — What about silent car- other precautions but for have spread the illness to Azar cautioned. Over time, riers? Reports from China now, they insist the risk to anyone around them. if doctors find many more suggest some people may Americans is very low. Still, “this is a very people had just a mild, have spread the virus be- “At this point Americans fast-moving, constantly cold-like illness, the death fore showing symptoms. should not worry for their changing situation,” Azar rate will change. And Germany on Tuesday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS own safety,” Health and added. —How easily does it said a man with the virus Human Services Secre- Flanked by the govern- spread? One way to mea- near Munich never trav- Health and Human Services Secretary Alex tary Alex Azar told report- ment’s top infection special- sure that is an estimate eled to China or had close Azar walks offstage after speaking at a news ers Tuesday. ists, Azar listed the biggest of how many people could contact with anyone show- conference about the federal government's re- China has confirmed unanswered questions of catch an infection from ing symptoms. sponse to a virus outbreak originating in China. Was Kobe Bryant’s pilot feeling pressure to fly that day?

By Brian Melley, there can be pressure to there’s sort of an inherent David Koenig and fly VIPs despite poor con- pressure to get the job Bernard Condon ditions, a situation he ex- done because if too many ASSOCIATED PRESS perienced when flying mil- times they go, ‘No, I don’t itary brass in bad weather. think I can fly, the weath- LOS ANGELES — The “The perceived pres- er’s getting bad or it’s too pilot in the foggy-weath- sure is, ‘Man, if I don’t windy,’ ... they’re going to er helicopter crash that go, they’re going to find lose their job.” killed Kobe Bryant was somebody who will fly this Helicopter pilot Kurt well-acquainted with the thing,’” Kidrick said. Deetz said he flew Bry- skies over Los Angeles Bryant, his 13-year-old ant dozens of times over and accustomed to flying daughter Gianna and six a two-year period ending celebrities. other passengers were in 2017, often to games at Ara Zobayan, 50, had killed along with the pi- Staples Center, and nev- spent thousands of hours lot Sunday morning when er remembered the Lak- ferrying passengers the chartered Sikorsky ers star or his assistants through one of the na- S-76B plowed into a pressing him to fly in bad tion’s busiest air spaces cloud-shrouded hillside in weather. and training students how Calabasas as the retired “There was never any to fly a helicopter. Friends NBA star was on his way pressure Kobe put on any and colleagues described to a youth basketball tour- pilot to get somewhere — him as skilled, cool and nament in which Gianna never, never,” Deetz said. collected, the very quali- was playing.. The last of “I think he really under- ties you want in a pilot. the nine bodies was recov- stood professionalism. His decision to proceed ered Tuesday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS `You do your job. I trust in deteriorating visibility, National Transportation you.’” though, has experts and Safety Board investiga- A fan pays her respects at a memorial for Kobe Bryant near Staples Deetz said that he flew fellow pilots wondering if tors have said Zobayan Center, Monday in Los Angeles. with Zobayan a half-doz- he flew beyond the bound- asked for and received en times and that he was aries of good judgment permission from air traf- his decision to press on or disoriented in the clouds, home-itis.” familiar with airspace and whether pressure to fic controllers to proceed explained why he chose to a common danger for pi- “Somebody who’s a and terrain around Los get his superstar client in the fog. In his last ra- do so. lots. wealthy celebrity who Angeles and knew “the where he wanted to go dio transmission before Randy Waldman, a Los He said Zobayan should can afford a helicopter back doors” — alternative played a role in the crash. the helicopter went down, Angeles helicopter flight have turned around or routes in case of trouble, to go places, the reason Jerry Kidrick, a retired he reported that he was instructor who viewed landed but may have felt such as changes in the Army colonel who flew he- climbing to avoid a cloud tracking data of the the pressure to reach his they take the helicopter weather. licopters in Iraq and now layer. flight’s path and saw a destination, an occupa- is so they can get from A Others who knew Zo- teaches at Embry-Riddle Investigators have yet to photo of the dense fog in tional hazard for pilots to B quickly with no has- bayan praised him as un- Aeronautical University establish the cause of the the area at the time, spec- often referred to as “got- sle,” Waldman said. “Any- flappable and skilled at in Prescott, Arizona, said crash and have not faulted ulated that Zobayan got to-get-there-itis” or “get- body that flies for a living the controls. Trump team argues against calling Bolton

By Eric Tucker, suade Republicans from Zeke Miller pursuing witnesses in- and Lisa Mascaro cluding Bolton, who writes ASSOCIATED PRESS in a forthcoming book that Trump told him he want- WASHINGTON — Pres- ed to withhold military ident Donald Trump's le- gal team argued forceful- aid from Ukraine until it ly against the relevance helped with investigations of testimony from John into Democratic rival Joe Bolton Tuesday as they Biden. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS concluded their impeach- “It is not a game of leaks and unsourced manu- Harvey Weinstein, center, exits following his ment trial defense and the Senate braced for debate scripts," Sekulow said. trial on charges of rape and sexual assault, on whether to summon The argument built on Monday in New York. Trump's former national a separate one Monday security adviser and other night from Trump at- torney Alan Dershowitz, witnesses into the trial. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Weinstein trial moves “This should end now, who said that nothing in as quickly as possible," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the manuscript — even if White House counsel Pat D-N.Y., gestures as he talks to media at the true — rises to the level swiftly with more Cipollone declared, cap- Capitol in Washington. of an impeachable offense. ping a defense presenta- Sekulow also sought to tion that painted Trump the trial. ing his manuscript — said undermine the credibility accusers on deck as a victim and took dis- A day after the defense to contradict a key defense of Bolton's book by not- By Tom Hays and On cross-examination missive swipes at Bolton, team largely brushed past argument about Trump's ing that Attorney General Michael R. Sisak by one of Weinstein's the potential witness who Bolton, attorney Jay Seku- dealings with Ukraine — William Barr has disput- ASSOCIATED PRESS lawyers, Donna Rotun- has scrambled Republican low addressed the contro- as “inadmissible." The ar- ed comments attributed to no, Entin also recalled hopes for a swift end to versy head-on by dismiss- gument was meant to dis- him by Bolton. NEW YORK — Harvey thinking at first that it Weinstein's trial is mov- was just “stupid” that ing at a faster pace than Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy Weinstein kept showing predicted, with three up unannounced at the more of his accusers ex- women’s apartment. By Andrew Taylor ink above $1 trillion for dented in U.S. history," the ed a $984 billion deficit pected to testify before “Because this older guy ASSOCIATED PRESS the first time since 2012, CBO report says. for the 2019 budget year. the end of the week. when former President Obama's deficits came as Cumulative deficits over A secondary witness was trying to get your WASHINGTON — An friend? Correct?” Rotunno Barack Obama capped the U.S. economy recovered the coming decade are took the stand Tuesday as annual congressional re- four consecutive years of from the deep recession of expected to total $13 tril- part of the prosecution's asked. port says the U.S. budget $1 trillion-plus budget 2007-2009. The return of lion — a total that would effort to corroborate Mimi “Correct,” Entin said. deficit is likely to burst deficits. The government, trillion-dollar deficit now have gone higher save for Haleyi's earlier testimony, “And you thought it fun- through the symbolic $1 slated to spend $4.6 tril- comes as the economy is CBO's belief that yields where she detailed her ny?” Rotnunno asked. trillion barrier this year lion this year, would have humming on all cylinders, on Treasury notes will re- allegation that Weinstein “We did, at the time," En- despite a healthy economy. to borrow 22 cents of every with the CBO predicting forced oral sex on her at tin said, recalling how her Tuesday's Congressional main unusually low as the his New York City apart- pet Chihuahua, Peanut, Budget Office report fol- dollar it spends. that the jobless rate na- government refinances its ment in 2006. once chased Weinstein lows a burst of new spend- Most economists say the tionwide will average be- $23 trillion debt. Elizabeth Entin, Haleyi's around the apartment. ing last year and the repeal most relevant way to look low 4 percent through at The recent surge in the former roommate, told ju- The women viewed Wein- in December of several tax- at the deficit is to mea- least 2022. The growth deficit has followed pas- rors that the former “Proj- stein "as a pathetic older es used to help finance the sure it against the size of rate is predicted to hit av- sage of the 2017 Trump ect Runway”production man trying really hard to Affordable Care Act. Those the economy, with deficits erage 2.2 percent this year. tax bill, which has failed assistant told her about hit on” Haleyi, Entin said. have combined to deepen at 3 percent or so of gross “The economy's perfor- to pay for itself with ad- the encounter a short time The day's court actions the government's deficit domestic product seen as mance makes the large ditional economic growth after it happened. abbreviated, ending by spiral well on into the fu- sustainable. The latest and growing deficit all and revenues as promised Entin said Haleyi was 11 a.m. ture, with trillion-dollar report shows deficits aver- the more noteworthy,” by administration figures anxious and pacing as she As Weinstein left the deficits likely for as far as aging 4.8 percent of GDP said CBO Director Phillip like Treasury Secretary recounted telling Wein- courtroom, a report- the eye can see. over the course of the com- Swagel. “Changes in fiscal Steven Mnuchin. The stein, “No. No." er in the hall asked, The annual CBO update ing decade. policy must be made to surge in deficits also fol- She said she told Haleyi, "Mr. Weinstein, are you of the government's eco- “As a result of those defi- address the budget situ- lows a final rewrite last “That sounds like rape. afraid of Chihuahuas?" nomic and fiscal health es- cits, federal debt would ation, because our debt is summer of a failed 2011 Why don’t you call a law- Weinstein smiled. “Do I timates a $1 trillion deficit rise each year, reaching a growing on an unsustain- budget deal to increase yer?" but Haleyi didn't want look like I'm afraid of Chi- for the ongoing fiscal year, percentage of the nation's able path.” spending of both defense to pursue it or talk about it. huahuas?” he said. which would bring the red output that is unprece- The government report- and domestic programs. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- day reported two vehicles Man accused of killing missing larly arrests, reflect police records. were blocking her driveway on In the event of a perceived inac- Summer Street and she was curacy, it is the sole responsibility unable to access her drive- wife is in critical condition way. Responding unit report- of the concerned party to contact ed all vehicles were parked the relevant police department and legally. By Chris Ehrmann have the department issue a no- A caller at 9 a.m. Monday and Dave Collins tice of correction to the Daily Item. reported he was upset at AAA ASSOCIATED PRESS Corrections or clarifications will not because AAA wouldn’t tow his FARMINGTON, Conn. be made without express notice of vehicle until he paid his bill. — A Connecticut man change from the arresting police The caller said he wanted it charged with murdering documented that he doesn’t department. his estranged wife was like the practices of AAA. hospitalized in critical condition Tuesday after LYNN Fraud being found unresponsive in a vehicle inside his ga- Police received a walk-in Arrests rage, authorities said. report at 3:56 p.m. Monday Andrea Day, 36, of 16 Flint Fotis Dulos was found of bank fraud. Officers took when officers went to his St., was arrested and charged down information. with assault and battery house in Farmington be- with a dangerous weapon at Well-being Check cause he was late for a 10:55 a.m. Monday. bond hearing in the mur- Magdiel Galeano, 36, of 8 Police received a walk-in der case. He is being treat- Carnes St., was arrested and visit at 4:16 p.m. Monday ed for carbon monoxide poisoning, according to charged with unlicensed op- from a female party who re- Farmington Police Lt. Tim eration of a motor vehicle and ported her friend was having McKenzie, who would not special speeding violation at a health episode and needed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS confirm if it was a suicide 9:05 a.m. Tuesday. help. She said her friend may attempt. Kevin Smith, an attorney for Fotis Dulos, who is accused of murdering Angel Perez, 29, of 91 have left in a white Volkswa- Dulos and his wife, Jen- his estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos, talks to media outside of the Stam- Chestnut St., was arrested gen. The missing party’s sis- nifer Dulos, were going ford Superior Courthouse Tuesday in Stamford, Conn. and charged with two counts ter called at 7:07 to report through bitter divorce and of Class B drug possession her relative was back at the house, screaming and yelling. child custody proceedings verged on Dulos’ stately present, the patient will of the investigation. Dulos subsequent offense at 12:46 when she vanished months p.m. Monday. Units responded and trans- home in the wealthy Hart- be transported to a hospi- was alone inside the house ported the woman to Salem ago. He has denied any ford suburb around noon tal, and that’s what hap- when police responded. Kevin Perez-Lorenzo, of role in the disappearance 34 Eade St., was arrested on Hospital. Tuesday, and confusion pened today.” Pattis told NBC News of his wife, who hasn’t been ensued because Dulos’ at- Aerial footage of Du- that Dulos faced “devas- warrant charges of heroin/ seen since she dropped torney, Norm Pattis, and los’ home showed officials tating news” that his bond morphine/opium trafficking, SAUGUS their five children off at others initially said that erecting tents in the drive- may be revoked Tuesday conspiracy to violate the drug their New Canaan school law, trespassing, Class A drug Accidents in May. The children, who he was dead. Pattis later way, while several people and he could be sent to jail distribution and trespassing said he was told his client milled about. He was later to await trial. A caller at 12:36 p.m. Mon- ranged in age from 8 to 13 at 12:37 p.m. Tuesday. when their mother van- had a pulse and was being flown by helicopter to the “Questions had arisen day reported her vehicle had taken to a hospital. Jacobi Medical Center in regarding the collateral to been struck in the parking lot ished, have been staying Accidents “Typically, CPR will be New York City for treat- post the $6 million bond, at the Walmart on Broadway. with their maternal grand- A report of a motor vehicle The responding officer report- mother in New York City. performed for a period of ment. and we were ordered to crash at 2:21 p.m. Monday ed the caller will be handling Officers and emergency time,” McKenzie said. “If Detectives are inter- appear in court at noon,” at Boston Street and Rollin the incident with Walmart medical responders con- there is any type of life viewing witnesses as part Pattis told the network. Avenue; at 3:54 p.m. Monday since it appeared the car was at 272 Maple St.; at 5 p.m. struck by a shopping cart. Monday at Alley and Com- mercial streets; at 5:25 p.m. Disturbance High court rules in favor of Monday at 372 Chatham St.; at 5:26 p.m. Monday at Police received a call at Holyoke and Myrtle streets; at 8:23 Monday from a man Somali man facing deportation 5:45 p.m. Monday at Tucker who reported a male and fe- Street and Western Avenue; male having an argument on Birch Street. Dispatched of- By Philip Marcelo statement. “No one is their lins petitioned the high immigration consequences at 8:21 p.m. Monday at CVS ASSOCIATED PRESS worst moment.” court, arguing that Coyne of the defendant’s plea, and at 509 Eastern Ave.; at 9:25 ficers spoke with the parties and determined it was a ver- Bilal, whose family had overstepped his authority DA Rollins’ new policy.” a.m. Tuesday at Buffum and BOSTON — Massachu- arrived in Massachusetts in reversing the decision. He also noted that de- Oxford streets. bal argument. setts’ high court has ruled A caller at 7:12 p.m. Mon- as refugees in 2007, said In legal filings, Rollins’ clining to prosecute a case A report of a motor vehicle in favor of a Somali man in he was “speechless” in a office said prosecutorsis at the discretion of pros- crash with personal injury at day reported he was threat- a case that tested efforts statement provided by his made it clear to Coyne ecutors, not the court. 5:08 p.m. Monday at 121 ened by an unknown male by Boston’s top prosecu- lawyer. that they sought to vacate Coyne declined to com- High Rock St.; at 5:08 a.m. who rang his apartment and tor to protect immigrants “This has been a long Bilal’s conviction so he ment through a court Tuesday at Boston and Cot- was buzzed into the building. from being deported for and tortured road for Mr. could avoid “extreme and spokeswoman. tage streets; at 1:17 p.m. The caller said the unknown non-violent crimes. Bilal and there is now fi- unjust collateral conse- Rollins, a Democrat, was Tuesday at 826 Boston St. party called him out to fight Supreme Judicial Court elected Boston’s top pros- A report of a motor vehicle and then left the premises. Justice David Lowy ruled nality, which also includes quences from cruel federal hit and run crash at 5:59 p.m. Dispatched officers spoke Tuesday that a lower court justice,” Kelly Cusack, his immigration laws.” ecutor in 2018 on a cam- Monday at 372 Chatham St. with all parties and reported judge must honor Suffolk lawyer, added. According to Rollins office, paign promise not to pros- peace had been restored. County District Attorney Rollins’ office had recent- Bilal’s family fled Somalia ecute nonviolent offenses Assaults Police received a call at Rachael Rollins’ decision ly sought and received a when he was an infant. He like drug possession, shop- 4:58 p.m. Monday from a to drop a misdemeanor new trial for Bilal, then lived for years in a refugee lifting and trespassing A report of an assault at man reporting a female par- larceny charge against promptly dropped the camp in Saudi Arabia and that she says dispropor- 11:18 a.m. Monday on Nep- ty was outside his apartment 28-year-old Osman Bilal. charges, which stemmed later in Syria before coming tionally hurt poor and tune Boulevard. door on Newhall Avenue call- Rollins said Bilal, who from his 2011 arrest for to Massachusetts and later black communities. ing him a pedophile. Officers pleaded guilty and served stealing jewelry from a Bos- becoming a legal perma- Among the new policies Breaking and Entering were dispatched and reported a year of probation near- ton street vendor. The legal nent resident. she also instituted was re- peace had been restored for ly a decade ago, had paid maneuver was meant to After his 2011 arrest, Bi- viewing any cases where A report of a motor vehicle the moment as the female his debt to society and help Bilal renew his green lal turned his life around defendants were seeking breaking and entering at 7:28 party returned to her apart- shouldn’t be punished fur- card and avoid deportation. and is now a sous chef at to have their convictions a.m. Tuesday at 150 South St. ment. ther. But Boston Municipal a restaurant in Boston’s vacated due to “unjust im- “When an individual has Judge Michael Coyne re- popular North End, sup- migration consequences.” Overdose DPW Complaint worked so hard to take versed his order granting porters said in letters filed Rollins has had other A report of an overdose at Officers received a call at accountability for their the new trial and reinstat- with the court. prominent clashes with 12:38 p.m. Monday on Olive 6:42 p.m. Monday about a actions and turned their ed Bilal’s conviction just Lowy, in his order Tues- the judiciary, most recent- Street. tree branch that was block- life around, I will not sit days after initially ruling day, said there was “suffi- ly with her decision not ing the entire street on Felton idly by when cruel and on the case. cient basis” to grant Bilal to prosecute many coun- Theft Street. DPW was contacted extreme collateral conse- Coyne complained that a new trial, noting Coyne terprotesters arrested about the obstruction. quences impede their abil- Bilal’s lawyers and Roll- had available to him “the for minor infractions at a A report of a larceny at 3:12 ity to move beyond their ins’ office had “intention- defendant’s case file, an ex- “Straight Pride Parade” in p.m. Monday at 13 Alice Ave.; past,” Rollins said in a ally misled” the court. Rol- planation of the significant Boston last year. at 8:11 p.m. Monday at 604 SWAMPSCOTT Essex St.; at 8:15 a.m. Tues- day at Andrea’s Liquors at Accidents Harvard professor charged with 780 Washington St. A report of a motor vehicle A report of motor vehicle hit and run crash at 11:46 theft at 6:38 p.m. Monday a.m. Monday at Five Guys at at 28 Michigan Ave.; at 8:34 980 Paradise Road. hiding China ties, payments p.m. Monday at 25 Phillips A report of a motor vehicle Ave.; at 12:27 p.m. Tuesday crash at 12:01 p.m. Monday at 777 Lynnway. By Alanna researcher at Boston Uni- Under Lieber’s Thousand also charged in Boston at 331 Paradise Road. Durkin Richer versity, who is accused of Talents program contract, with trying to smuggle vi- Vandalism ASSOCIATED PRESS lying about her ties to the prosecutors say, he was paid als of research specimens Complaints Chinese military. Yanqing $50,000 a month by the in a sock in his suitcase BOSTON — A Harvard A report of motor vehicle Ye, who prosecutors say is Wuhan University of Tech- bound for China. Zaosong A report of suspicious activ- University professor was vandalism at 9:03 a.m. Tues- a lieutenant in the People’s nology in China and living Zheng, who was in the ity at 12:19 a.m. Tuesday at charged Tuesday with day at 555 Western Ave. Liberation Army, did work expenses up to $158,000. U.S. on a visa sponsored 100 Burrill St. lying about his ties to a on behalf of the military He was also awarded more by Harvard, is accused Chinese-run recruitment while studying at the uni- than $1.5 million to estab- of stealing the materials MARBLEHEAD Vandalism program and concealing versity, such as conducting lish a research lab at the from a lab at Beth Israel A report of motor vehicle payments he received Complaints from the Chinese govern- research and sending doc- Chinese university, prose- Deaconess Medical Center. vandalism at 6 p.m. Monday uments and information to cutors said. Zheng was held without A caller at 8:58 p.m. Mon- at 87 Bates Road. ment for research. Charles Lieber, chair of China, officials said. In exchange, prosecutors bail by a judge who ruled the department of chem- There was no attorney say, Lieber agreed to pub- he was a flight risk. His at- istry and chemical biology, listed in court documents lish articles, organize inter- torney, Inga Bernstein, said is accused of hiding his for Ye, who is now in China. national conferences and in an email Tuesday that Selling a house? involvement in China’s U.S. Attorney Andrew apply for patents on behalf they are “looking forward Buying a house? Thousand Talents Plan, a Lelling called the charges of the Chinese university, to a jury trial so our client program designed to lure “a small sample of Chi- among other things. can be found not guilty.” Find out what properties people with knowledge na’s ongoing campaign to Lieber has been placed “All of them were either of foreign technology and siphon off America’s tech- on administrative leave, directly or indirectly work- recently sold in your area. intellectual property to nology and know-how for Harvard officials said. ing for the Chinese govern- China. its country’s gain.” “The charges brought ment at our country’s ex- Check out Lieber was arrested ear- “No country poses a by the U.S. government pense,” Bonavolonta said the Real Estate page ly Tuesday at his office at greater, more severe or against Professor Lieb- of Lieber and the others. the Ivy League university, long-term threat to our er are extremely serious. The cases underscore in Saturday’s paper. officials said. He remained national security and Harvard is cooperating Justice Department con- in federal custody after economic prosperity than with federal authorities, cerns about Chinese a brief court appearance China,” said Boston FBI including the National In- programs that recruit Tuesday, pending a de- agent Joseph Bonavolo- stitutes of Health, and is scientists with access to tention hearing scheduled nta. “China’s communist conducting its own review cutting-edge technology for Thursday. A message government’s goal, simply of the alleged misconduct,” in the U.S. and encourage seeking comment was left put, is to replace the U.S. the school said in a writ- them to conduct research Tuesday with his attorney. as the world superpower, ten statement. for Beijing’s gain and even Authorities also an- and they are breaking the Last month, a medical to steal the work of Amer- nounced charges against a law to get there,” he said. student from China was ican academics. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Alexa, read me a story: Audio content for kids on the rise

By Leanne Italie ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Mela- nie Musson in Belgrade, Mont., does a lot of driving with her four girls. Jug- gling a broad age range, 1 to 9, she’s forever search- ing for ways to keep them all entertained without re- PHOTO | TNS lying entirely on video. From left, director Justin Simien and actors While she still adores paper and tablet books Colman Domingo and Tessa Thompson attend for her kids, Musson said: the “Transcendence Of Narrative” panel during “I think when they hear the 2020 Sundance Film Festival on Sunday in without seeing, they have Park City, Utah. to make up visuals in their heads. That’s so good. They have to be engaged Thompson wants to and get more out of it.” There are plenty of qual- ask ‘big questions’ ity audiobooks, podcasts and music for the young, she noted, but weeding at Sundance through thousands of se- lections and jumping from By Mark Olsen Domingo spoke about platform to platform is a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES TIMES the importance of becom- challenge since audio con- tent has exploded over the The on-demand streaming service Pinna offers podcast, audiobook and ing more deeply involved music compilations for kids. PARK CITY, Utah — with projects to bring last few years. Labeled as a conversation new stories and new voic- Dad blogger Balint Hor- on “The Transcendence es into the world, saying, vath in Zurich agreed af- hasn’t been lost on compa- Creeping Hour,” for ages reading helps, Way said. of Narrative,” Sunday “We realized that it’s not ter trying to make sense nies large and small. 8 to 12. More are planned She sees other benefits as afternoon’s Los Angeles enough to just want to of kid options for his Spotify recently as part of the public affil- well. Times panel at the Audi- have the idea and to tell 14-month-old daughter. launched a new ad-free iate’s “ongoing explora- “Audiobooks create a ble Speakeasy at the Sun- the story and tell a sto- “I couldn’t find any re- app, Spotify Kids, as a free tion of audio storytelling,” shared experience. We’re dance Film Festival took ry that typically may not source that would orga- extension for premium said WGBH spokeswoman able to discuss the books on a more open, freeflow- get the noise that it could. nize podcasts according family subscribers. Not yet Jeanne Hopkins. after we’ve listened to ing feel, while covering But it’s important for us to to different criteria. In- available in the U.S., it’s Bonnie Way of Vancou- them, which has been a lot all the new platforms become producers as well formation without proper packed with singalongs, ver, British Columbia, has of fun,” she said. and modes of storytelling and make sure the work is searchability is like look- soundtracks and stories five kids, ranging from 2 Maggie McGuire is a for- available to creators. out there.” ing for a needle in a hay- for children as young as 3. to 12, and like Musson, mer teacher who has been The panel included Jus- Thompson talked about stack,” said Horvath, who A platform called Pinna is she pulls a lot of travel in children’s media for tin Simien, writer and how recently she has been works as a productivity among the latest to launch time with her brood. She more than 20 years. She’s director of the horror-com- thinking a lot about how coach for research and de- ad-free with a variety of reaches for audiobooks to now CEO of Pinna, which edy “Bad Hair,” Colman her movies make audi- velopment teams. content and ages in mind, keep them happy, even on is backed by the Graham Domingo, actor in road- ences feel, saying “I think Audiobooks and music at $7.99 a month or $79.99 short trips, and relies a lot Holdings Co., formed from trip dramedy “Zola,” and about the future and I’m for kids have been around a year. Others stick to pod- on her local library for free what remained of The Tessa Thompson, actress like, ‘If I made a film that awhile, but podcasts made casts alone, while Ama- selections. Washington Post Co. after and executive producer on was set even a skosh in for the 3-to-12 set are rel- zon’s FreeTime Unlimited “Yes, it can be challeng- the Post itself was sold to the period romantic dra- the future, like 25 years or atively new, driving more allows parents to custom- ing to find books that ev- Jeff Bezos five years ago. ma “Sylvie’s Love.” something, would I want parents to choose one-stop ize a child’s experience to eryone is happy listening Pinna both curates and Simien and Thompson there to be single use plas- platforms that include all provide the most relevant to. My 4-year-old is proba- creates for kids ages 3 to previously worked to- tic? Would I want there to formats. books, videos, apps and bly exposed to things that 12. It offers more than gether on Simien’s debut be guns?’ Like do I have Demand is “primarily more without ads, starting her older sisters wouldn’t 2,000 audiobooks, pod- feature, “Dear White Peo- the responsibility not to driven by parents who are at $2.99 a month. have heard at that age. casts and songs while also ple,” while Domingo and show the world just as it podcast listeners or au- Old-school broadcasters We started with short sto- producing original pod- Thompson were both a is, but as it should be? I diobook fans,’” said Fran- are also getting into the ries like Robert Munsch casts, all ad-free and in part of Ava DuVernay’s don’t know. It’s something nie Ucciferri, associate act. Boston’s WGBH, for and ‘Curious George,’ and compliance with federal “Selma.” These connection I think about… And may- managing editor for the instance, widely shares moved to longer stories standards aimed at pro- helped foster a warmth be that sounds saccharine, nonprofit Common Sense free of cost two of its top like the ‘Chronicles of tecting children’s privacy and feeling of mutual but I just think we’re in a Media. podcasts for young people: Narnia,’” she said. and safety online, Mc- understanding that ran time where we need to ask With a huge bump in “Molly of Denali,” based Some of her kids are Guire said. It’s available throughout the conversa- big questions and we also podcasts overall, the value on the TV series about a prone to motion sickness, as an app and usable off tion. need tenderness.” of audio content for kids girl in Alaska, and “The and listening rather than the Pinna.fm website. Huey Lewis pushes past hearing pain to keep making music

By Mark Kennedy ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — There’s mixed news when it comes to Huey Lewis these days. The good part is that the '80s hitmaker and his band have their first new album in 19 years and a jukebox stage musical. The bad news? He might not be able to hear all of it. The 69-year-old front- man for Huey Lewis & The News was jolted in 2018 when he was diag- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nosed with a disorder of the inner ear called Me- Grow lights cover a portion of the grass field inside Hard Rock Stadium niere's disease. in Miami Gardens, Fla., in preparation for Super Bowl LIV on Sunday. It brings hearing loss, vertigo, ringing in the ear and a feeling of fullness. The most VIP Super Bowl weekend How much Lewis hears on any day depends on the costs $1.5M, includes butler day and there’s often a low roar. By Kelli Kennedy $17,500. This year's top-ti- part of the experience. “My hearing fluctuates ASSOCIATED PRESS er packages in Miami are But it's not all glitz and episodically,” he says. $20,000 to $35,000 and glamour in Miami. Promo- “Usually it's only bad for MIAMI — Private jet include game tickets, a tions will likely focus on service, a personal butler, a week. But, I mean, real- pre-game party and show luxurious waterfront sky- or how about a meal with ly bad, where I'm almost by Darius Rucker and a lines and not the poorer former Patriots star Rob deaf. And then it gets like chance to mingle with foot- neighborhoods of Allapat- Gronkowski to top off Su- it is now, which is just sort ball legends like Dan Ma- tah, Liberty City and Over- per Bowl weekend? From of bad. But I can't seem to legendary nightclubs to ex- rino and Marcus Allen. town, where more than stabilize.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS clusive parties, no place ca- “We’ve seen just unprece- three-quarters of residents Lewis isn't letting the dented sales for that prod- are low-income or low-to- Huey Lewis has a new album, “Weather,” out on ters to the rich and famous disease stop him from Feb. 14. quite like glitzy Miami. uct," Soni said. “It's really middle income. Many fans making music, with a new a three- or four-day event there won't be able to afford Huey Lewis & The News The city’s most luxu- like Tom Petty and Glenn The opening tune, rious hotels, clubs and for most of our clients. In even the lower-end tickets album called “Weather” Frey, a friend. “There's “While We're Young,” restaurants are offering Miami having so many priced at $4,400. out on Valentine's Day many, many people worse shows Lewis adjusting to over-the-top packages to options for entertainment Thousands of fans will and hopes for a Broadway entice big spenders look- and the weather all cer- descend on Miami just for run of the musical “The off than me so it's import- late middle-age, with the ing for action outside the tainly come into play." the nightlife and never set Heart of Rock & Roll.” As ant to be thankful for just line, “Tell the kids we'll be end zone. One package Not all of those enjoy- foot inside the stadium. Lewis sings in one new everything I have.” late/and we'll need time to includes a 4-day cruise ing the perks will be pay- “There’s just going to be song: “Though I ain't get- “Weather” offers an as- recuperate.” around the Caribbean on ing out of pocket, because so many parties. And it’s ting any younger/I'm a sortment of styles, from “What do you write a private yacht after the many of the high-end going to take over the city," long way from done.” honky-tonk and blues to about when you're my game for $720,000. packages are purchased said David Grutman, the “I try and stay creative,” ballads and the band's sig- age? I mean it's got to be On Location Experienc- by corporations. But On man behind some of South he says. “I also remind nature horn-drenched up- age appropriate,” he says. es' Sam Soni says their top Location says many cus- Beach's most exclusive clubs myself I don't have can- beat, humorous pop. (One “You can’t write about Super Bowl package last tomers also are wealthy and restaurants including cer yet.” His mind takes song name-checks Sleep cars and girls anymore. year in Atlanta went for fans who just want to be a LIV, Story and Swan. him to contemporaries Number beds.) You know what I mean?” A8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 LOOK! Curmudgeons Day, Freethinkers Day, Seeing Eye Dog Day, National Corn Chip Day

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By Dorany Pineda the weekend along with sports star, and it also thanking his fans after LOS ANGELES TIMES his 13-year-old daughter grieves for Bryant’s young his final game: “From the Gianna and seven others. daughter. As Rolling Stone bottom of my heart, thank Bad Bunny is paying The two-minute track, noted, the song’s title is a you. And what can I say? his respects to the late sung in Spanish, includes nod to wife Vanessa Bry- Mamba out.” basketball legend Kobe commentary from Bryant’s ant and No. 24’s five NBA After news of Bryant’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bryant the way he knows 2006 game against the championships. death broke Sunday, the best: through music. Toronto Raptors where In the track, Bad Bunny Puerto Rican singer — U.S. astronaut Christina Koch, member of the The singer released the the Lakers player scored a sings, “Black Mamba real name Benito Anto- main crew of the expedition to the Internation- song “6 Rings” on Mon- staggering 81 points. forever. Forever we’ll nio Martínez Ocasio — al Space Station (ISS), speaks with her rela- day in honor of the late It’s an earnest song filled remember you,” before posted a heartfelt salute tives through a safety glass prior the launch of Lakers star, who died in with sorrow, mourning ending the tune with on his Instagram honoring Soyuz MS-12 space ship at the Russian-leased a helicopter crash over and admiration for the an audio clip of Bryant the basketball luminary. Baikonur cosmodrome, Kazakhstan.

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 Guzman drops 30 as English defeats Gloucester By Mike Alongi dogs off to a blazing start, ITEM STAFF hitting the rst two shots of the game and helping LYNN — The English English jump out to an boys basketball team just 8-0 lead. The Bulldogs keeps on rolling. eventually stretched that Behind a huge offensive lead to 14 points, with game from Jarnel Guz- Guzman knocking down man and some sti ing ve 3-pointers in the rst team defense, the Bull- quarter alone. By the dogs knocked off North- time the dust had settled, eastern Conference foe English was ahead 29-18. Gloucester, 90-60, at Paul The second quarter was F. Cavanagh Field House a bit up and down for Tuesday night. Guzman English, but things were scored 30 points, hitting mostly looking up. The eight 3-pointers in the Bulldogs did a good job of win. controlling Gloucester “Jarnel has been play- star Marcus Montagnino ing great all year, but he’s (23 points, eight re- actually been struggling bounds), sending a num- from behind the arc late- ber of double teams his ly,” said English coach way and forcing turn- Antonio Anderson. “Over overs. the past few weeks, he’s “We knew Marcus was been staying late every a really good player, so night to get shots up. We we wanted to try to force all told him to keep shoot- the ball out of his hands ing because we knew he as much as we could,” could knock them down, said Anderson. “But he’s and tonight he was able also a really good passer, to knock them all down.” and he was able to hit Ademide Badmus add- some open teammates ed a double-double with that were able to knock 19 points and 13 re- down shots as well. But bounds, while Mason overall we did a good job Jean-Baptiste had 18 of keeping them off bal- points and four rebounds. ance and forcing turn- Jack Rodriguez added 12 overs when we could, points and eight re- then we were able to cap- bounds, while Joshua italize on the other end.” Saint Jean had six points Jean-Baptiste took over and seven rebounds. in the second, scoring six “We really had all four clutch points to help the of our main guys going Bulldogs extend their tonight, and when we do lead to as many as 18 that we’re tough to beat,” points. Although some said Anderson. “But it foul trouble for English wasn’t only them, be- allowed Gloucester to go cause every player who on a small run, the Bull- saw the  oor tonight re- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO dogs still led 51-34 at the ally made an impact for half. English’s Jarnel Guzman hit eight 3-pointers en route to a 30-point performance in a win over us.” Gloucester Tuesday night at Paul F. Cavanagh Field House. Guzman got the Bull- ENGLISH, B2 Winthrop surges past Peabody By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The Winthrop girls basketball team showed no quit Tuesday night, cap- ping off a second-half come- back and stealing a road win, 43-40, at Peabody High. The Vikings have had a knack for nishing games strong this season and that was on full display Tuesday with a game-high 16 points in the fourth quarter propelling Winthrop to the victory. “We’ve started games slow and we usually nish strong,” Vikings coach Joe Lowe said. “(Tuesday) we started strong, dipped in the middle and then nished strong. The message ITEM FILE PHOTO was to keep running our stuff, defend and rebound. We end- Tori Morelli had 14 points and 15 rebounds for ed up doing that and it was Lynn eld in a win over Manchester-Essex. ultimately good enough.” Maura Dorr (game-high 21 points, four rebounds) was one Lynn eld girls survive of the key differences down the stretch, scoring 11 of the slow start, take down ITEM FILE PHOTO Vikings’ 16 points in the Peabody’s Taylor Bettencourt led the Tanners with nine points in a fourth. Manchester-Essex loss to Winthrop Tuesday night. PEABODY, B2 By Anne Marie Tobin 15-10 after the opening ITEM STAFF quarter. The second quarter, how- Tech girls basketball gets back to .500 LYNNFIELD — The ever, was a different story. Lynn eld girls basketball also hit double gures Lynn eld rattled off an SCHOOL ROUNDUP with 10 points and had team survived a slow start 11-0 run to take a 21-15 and — thanks to another By Mike Alongi ve rebounds. English’s lead after Caroline Wais- ITEM STAFF next game is at Bish- dominant effort from se- nor ( ve points) drained a op Fenwick Wednesday nior captain Tori Morelli three-pointer with under Behind an 18-point night (7). (14 points, 15 rebounds) three minutes to go in the performance from Alon- Fenwick 60, and a rock-solid game by quarter. Grace Klonsky dra Sanchez, the Lynn Danvers 31 junior Ava Buon glio (sev- (nine points, three steals, Tech girls basketball en rebounds, ve points, The Crusaders were three rebounds) started team moved back to .500 two steals) coming in off led by freshman Morginn the run with a jumper on the season with a 34- the bench — had just Kotchian, who scored 16 then added two more on a 23 win over Minuteman enough game to beat visit- points on 6-of-6 shooting. steal and a coast-to-coast on the road Tuesday eve- ing Manchester-Essex, 43- Veronica Tache added 12 layup to make it 15-14. A ning. 33, Tuesday night at Lyn- points and three steals, Cate MacDonald steal and Iranis Julio added six n eld High. while Brynn Bertucci a Buon glio offensive re- points in the win for Tech, “It was kind of a scary added seven points and bound and put-back fol- while Nyari Lane-Benja- one, but we managed to four steals. lowed by a coast-to-coast min played lights-out de- pull it out,” said Lynn eld Fenwick (9-4) will drive by MacDonald (nine fense all game long. coach Peter Bocchino. try to grab its tourna- points, 10 rebounds) The Tigers (7-7) travel “Tori is on a roll and had ment-clinching 10th win bumped the lead to 18-15. to Shawsheen Wednes- another monster game, Wednesday night (7) at After Waisnor’s 3-point- day evening (5:30). and Ava came in and was er, the Hornets’ Sophia home against English. great off the bench with GIRLS BASKETBALL Pomeroy stopped the Marblehead 40, some key rebounds and English 62, bleeding and cut the de - Saugus 38 hoops for us.” Gloucester 36 cit to 21-17. A MacDonald Leila Walton had 19 The win allowed the Pio- Mashayla Johnson led free throw and Morelli of- points and 10 rebounds neers (6-6) to reach the the way for the Bulldops fensive rebound and put- to lead the way for Mar- .500 mark for the rst with 15 points and ve back closed out the half to blehead, while Emi- time this season. rebounds, while Jessica send the Pioneers into the ITEM FILE PHOTO ly Clough added eight The game did not start Ruiz also was solid with break with a 24-17 lead. points and 12 rebounds. well for Lynn eld, which Alondra Sanchez scored 18 points for Tech in a 14 points and eight re- came out  at and trailed LYNNFIELD, B2 win over Minuteman Tuesday evening. bounds. Matty Larino ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020

ITEM FILE PHOTO Amber Kiricoples had six points and 11 rebounds for Peabody in a loss to Winthrop Tuesday night. Peabody girls fall to Winthrop at home PEABODY Kiricoples (six points, 11 From B1 rebounds) and Lauryn Mendonca (five points, “That’s the thing about five rebounds) also played Dorr,” Lowe said. “She’ll well. go off for 27 and then one The first quarter saw game she might get 15 but five lead changes with the either way she makes the Tanners eventually edg- right plays. She tries to ing out the Vikings 9-8. involve her teammates Dorr’s free throw to start and she’s tough. She can the second tied things up do anything. You ask her but Peabody took control to pass, rebound, defend, from there. Bettencourt shoot, she’ll do it all for netted a 3-pointer to get you no questions asked. things started and back- She works hard.” to-back baskets from Leon Maddie Stiglets (seven and Kiricoples bumped points, two rebounds), the lead to five-points. The ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Lily Pulsifer (six points, Tanners carried a 22-16 two rebounds) and Caro- lead into the halftime Mason Jean-Baptiste had 18 points and four rebounds for English in a win over Gloucester Tues- line Earl (four points, break. day night. eight rebounds) also Emily Carney (six played well. points) started off the sec- “We had a freshman out ond half with a 3-pointer there (Stiglets) in the last to put Peabody ahead 25- English boys push past Gloucester few minutes who did a 16. After that, the Tanners great job handling the struggled. guez all hit big shots from Next up for English (12- getting better every day,” point for us,” Lowe said. ENGLISH Winthrop chipped away the outside as the Bull- 2) is a home game against “Lily Pulsifer bounced From B1 said Anderson. “We know from there and narrowed dogs pushed the lead to Winthrop Friday (7). As back, she had a toe injury that we’re going to have to the deficit to 31-27 after The scales really tipped 72-49 by the end of the the Bulldogs hit the home and had missed five start rounding into tour- three quarters. Midway in English’s favor in the third. stretch of the season, An- games. (Pulsifer) had a nament mode as the sea- through the final frame second half, as it seemed English continued to derson wants his team to great game defensively Dorr got red hot, knocking like every shot the Bull- cruise in the fourth quar- keep building as the state son goes on, so we just and offensively. dogs put up found the bot- ter, never letting its lead tournament looms closer want to work as hard as “I thought Caroline Earl, down a three, converting tom of the net. Guzman, get closer than 15 points and closer. we can each day and keep who has struggled this an and-one and grabbing Jean-Baptiste and Rodri- the rest of the way. “We just want to keep getting better.” year, (Tuesday) was her a steal and scoring on a best game start to finish,” layup to put Winthrop Lowe added. “She bounced ahead 38-35. back and did the things Peabody responded with we asked her to do defen- a 3-pointer from Betten- sively.” court but Dorr scored an- On the flip side, the loss other bucket and the Vi- couldn’t sting more for the kings sunk enough of Tanners, who led for most their free throws to walk of the night before turn- away with the 43-40 win. overs and fouls started to “(Tuesday) was a testa- pile up in the second half. ment to how hard this “A lot of it has to do with team works,” Lowe said. inexperience,” Peabody “It’s really all them and I coach Stan McKeen said. had nothing to do with it.” “At times, we play not to Both teams are back on win. The game went from the court Friday (7). Win- six to nine points to start throp (9-4) has already the third quarter, and clinched a spot in the state then we made some tacti- tournament but will look cal errors. The third quar- to stay on the right track ter has been our night- when they host English. mare. It’s just frustrating.” The Tanners (5-8), who Taylor Bettencourt led now must win five of their the Tanners with nine last seven games to punch points and Georgia Leon their ticket to the postsea- wasn’t far behind with son, will travel to Marble- eight. Forwards Amber head. Pioneers shake slow start to beat Manchester-Essex LYNNFIELD game even with that, she From B1 is using the glass so well. ITEM FILE PHOTO She is on a roll. I think KIPP’s Winfred Sanchez scored 16 points in a win over Minuteman Tuesday night. “The second quarter that was her fourth definitely gave us some straight double-double. breathing room,” said Boc- “And Ava, the way she chino. came in off the bench to- KIPP boys qualify for state tournament Manchester-Essex night, we just cannot af- played its way back into ford to waste that kind of ROUNDUP The Tanners earned the the loss. The Magicians (6- huge game with 26 points the game with a strong effort,” Bocchino added. From B1 win behind Joangel Lugo, 7) travel to Peabody Fri- and seven rebounds, while third quarter, outscoring “She is my awesome sixth who scored 24 points to day night (7). Tommy Beauregard and the hosts 12-8, to cut the man and she can really Maddie Erskine (six pace the offense. Tyler Tech 58, Darlin Santiago each deficit to 32-29. The dam- light it up. Grace had points, six rebounds), Fehr Joyce added 15 points. Essex Tech 48 scored six points. age could have been much some amazing moves and Gillet (four points, seven Peabody (6-7) hosts Mekhi Cronin had a dou- Salem (8-5) hosts Salem rebounds) and Cat Can- worse, but for Morelli, Cate is starting to spread Whittier Tech Thursday ble-double with 15 points Academy Friday night (7). delaria (three points, four who scored all eight Pio- her game a little.” night (7). and 10 rebounds and also SWIMMING neer points in the frame. assists) also played well in Fenwick 52, had two steals, while Ma- Morelli said the team Commonwealth Buonfiglio completed an the win. Danvers 47 lik Purter had 12 points, may have been suffering old-fashioned three-point Marblehead (12-2) takes Christian Loescher re- five assists and four steals. Athletic Conference from a letdown coming in play after an offensive on Peabody Friday (7). corded a double-double Julian Peralta had nine Diving Meet after the team defeated board to bump the lead to Saugus was led by Jill with 16 points and 10 points with two 3-point- The Lynn Tech swim Masconomet for the first 35-29. After a Hornets’ Ricupero’s 10 points, while rebounds and also hit a ers. Tech hosts Whittier team took home two first- hoop, Klonsky put on a time in 17 years in their Molly Granara scored nine clutch 3-pointer down the Friday night (5:30). place finishes in the CAC show with a behind-the prior game. points and Taylor Bogdan- stretch to help seal the win KIPP 71, Diving Meet, winning the back dribble and un- “Coming off such a big ski scored six points. Kiley for Fenwick. Jake Connol- Minuteman 58 conference title in both der-handed reverse scoop win at Masco, we may Ronan, Shaylin Groark and ly also hit a big shot late The Panthers qualified boys and girls diving. Se- layup to make it 37-31. have been overconfident,” Jessica Nazarro all played for the Crusaders. for the tournament and nior Luis Hernandez won said Morelli. “We said all The Hornets got as close solid defense in the loss. Fenwick (9-4) hosts Ca- improved to 10-3. Winfred the boys championship week long that we needed as four, 37-33, but an of- The Sachems (10-3) trav- thedral Friday (6:30). Sanchez led the team with with a stellar score of to emphasize the fact that fensive put-back by Mo- el to Classical Friday (7). Saugus 64, 16 points, while Ricky 170.53, while freshman relli, followed by back-to- Manchester is a good Beverly 65, Marblehead 59 Maestre had 14 points. team, but we may still Lee Lewis won the girls back buckets by Classical 49 Christian Correia put up Lowell 71, championship with a score have been on a high. Once Jean Gupton-Morrison St. John’s Prep 41 MacDonald put the game a double-double with 21 of 148.20. out of reach at 43-33 with the second quarter came, led the way for Classical points and 10 rebounds to Luke Poirier led the way “This is the first time in under two minutes left. we stopped thinking about with 22 points, while Am- help lift the Sachems to a in the loss with 11 points, “Credit to Manches- that last game and fo- ber Crayton notched 17 win. Joe Lusso added 15 while Matt Duchemin my 44-year tenure that ter-Essex, they made cused on what we needed points. points, while Myles Mana- scored eight points. we’ve won both conference some adjustments on de- to do to win this game.” The Rams (5-8) host laysay and Mason Nicko- The Prep (7-6) travels to championships in diving,” fense going to a 3-2 and It doesn’t get any easier Malden in a non-confer- las each scored 13 points. Catholic Memorial Friday said Tech coach Brad Til- doubling Tori in the mid- for Lynnfield, which takes ence bout Thursday (7). Saugus (5-9) hosts Clas- night (7). ley. dle in that third quarter,” on archrival North Read- BOYS BASKETBALL sical Friday (7). Salem 49, Tech will host the swim- Bocchino said. “But Tori ing Friday night at home Peabody 70, Sean Grady scored 19 Swampscott 32 ming portion of the CAC had another monster (6:30). Winthrop 37 points for Marblehead in Bobby Jellison had a Meet Thursday (3). WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Danvers at Peabody/Saugus (5:30) Celtics beat the Heat in Miami Boys Hockey Catholic Memorial at St. John’s (6) Georgetown at Lynnfield (6:30) Dracut at Lynn (4) Winthrop at Gloucester (6) Gymnastics Fenwick at St. Mary’s (6) Fenwick at Wakefield (4:30) Saugus at Essex Tech (6:30) Swimming Malden Catholic at St. John’s (6:50) Tech at CAC Championships (TBA) Pentucket at Lynnfield (8:15) THURSDAY Girls Hockey Marblehead at Medford (5) Boys Basketball Winthrop at Beverly (6:20) Winthrop at Georgetown (6:30) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (8) Classical at Malden (7) Girls Basketball Whittier at Peabody (7) Tech at Shawsheen (5:30) Girls Basketball English at Fenwick (7) Malden at Classical (7) Track Swampscott at Amesbury (7) Multiple Schools at Danvers (4) Track Multiple Schools at Peabody (7) Multiple Schools at Marblehead (4) Wrestling Gymnastics Beverly at Marblehead (5:30) Multiple Schools at Beverly (6:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Classical youth in in-game situations. Those who wish to attend basketball clinics are not obligated to attend all four clinics. To reserve a The Lynn Classical girls spot please reach out to basketball coaches and Helen Ridley via email at players are excited to offer ridleytopflightbasketball@ four free basketball clinics gmail.com or phone, 781- for Lynn girls in grades 775-0778. four through eight. The clinics will take place at NSBUA Classes Classical High School on The North Shore Base- February 1 (1:30 p.m.- 2:30 ball Umpires Association p.m.). (NSBUA) is looking for Instruction will be pro- new umpires for the 2020 vided by Classical girls season. basketball coaches Tom The class dates are Feb- Sawyer, Helen Ridley, Rob ruary 3, 10, 24. The certifi- Smith and Shardaye Berry cation exam date is March along with the current 2. Classical girls basketball The $100 fee includes the team. The purpose is to course, all written materi- help players at all levels als, a rule book and the improve their basketball certification exam. A suc- skills (ball-handling, shoot- cessfully completed Massa- ing, passing, rebounding, chusetts CORI certification defense, etc.) in a fun envi- is required. ronment. Some gameplay For more information will be included to give the contact Interpreter Steve players an opportunity to Carroll via email at ste- use their basketball skills [email protected]. TV/RADIO TV NBA 7:30 p.m...... Detroit at Brooklyn...... ESPN 10 p.m...... Houston at Portland...... ESPN Men’s College Basketball 6:30 p.m...... DePaul at Seton Hall...... FS1 6:30 p.m...... Northwestern at Michigan St...... Big Ten Network 6:30 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Kentucky...... SEC Network 7 p.m...... Alabama at LSU...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Loyola at Boston University...... NESN Plus 7 p.m...... St. Joseph’s at UMass...... NESN 7 p.m...... Temple at UConn...... ESPNews PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 8:30 p.m...... Indiana at Penn State...... Big Ten Network Miami Heat guard Jimmy Butler (left) tries to drive past Jaylen Brown during a game in 8:30 p.m...... Marquette at Xavier...... FS1 Miami Tuesday night. 8:30 p.m...... South Carolina at Arkansas...... SEC Network 9 p.m...... Baylor at Iowa State...... ESPNU 9 p.m...... San Diego St. at New Mexico...... CBSSN 11 p.m...... Arizona St. at Washington St...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball 12 p.m...... Richmond at UMass...... NBCSN NHL 7:30 p.m...... Nashville at Washington...... NBCSN 10 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Los Angeles...... NBCSN Men’s Soccer 2:45 p.m...... Liverpool at West Ham United...... NBCSN Women’s Soccer 5:30 p.m...... Olympic qualifier: Canada vs. St. Kitts and Nevis...... FS2 8 p.m...... Olympic qualifier: Mexico vs. Jamaica...... FS2 Tennis 10 p.m...... Australian Open (women’s semifinals)...... ESPN2

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 51 29 10 12 70 169 135 St. Louis 50 30 12 8 68 159 137 Tampa Bay 49 29 15 5 63 177 140 Colorado 49 28 15 6 62 179 143 Florida 49 28 16 5 61 183 163 Dallas 49 28 17 4 60 128 122 Toronto 50 26 17 7 59 181 167 Chicago 51 24 21 6 54 155 161 Buffalo 49 22 20 7 51 145 152 Winnipeg 51 25 22 4 54 152 160 Montreal 51 22 22 7 51 157 161 Minnesota 50 23 21 6 52 156 166 Ottawa 49 17 23 9 43 133 167 Nashville 48 22 19 7 51 158 159 Detroit 51 12 35 4 28 109 199 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 50 28 18 4 60 165 150 Washington 50 34 11 5 73 181 146 Edmonton 49 26 18 5 57 155 153 Pittsburgh 50 31 14 5 67 168 136 Calgary 50 26 19 5 57 135 147 N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 143 132 Arizona 51 26 20 5 57 146 138 Columbus 51 27 16 8 62 138 130 Vegas 52 25 20 7 57 161 159 Carolina 50 29 18 3 61 159 132 San Jose 51 22 25 4 48 134 169 Philadelphia 50 27 17 6 60 158 150 Anaheim 49 19 25 5 43 124 154 N.Y. Rangers 48 23 21 4 50 158 159 Los Angeles 50 18 27 5 41 125 158 New Jersey 49 18 24 7 43 130 176 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday’s Games Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Nashville at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Antonio Brown appears at the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., via video St. Louis at Calgary, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Arizona, 9:30 p.m. link last Friday. Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games Toronto at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Nashville at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Arizona at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Vegas at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Washington at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Judge frees Antonio Brown from house arrest Tampa Bay at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Boston at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. St. Louis at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Thursday’s Games Tampa Bay at Anaheim, 10 p.m. FORT LAUDERDALE, NFL’s top wide receivers but officials couldn’t make They said Brown Fla. (AP) — A Florida during his nine seasons contact with Brown at the climbed into the truck and NBA judge freed NFL free with the Pittsburgh Steel- time. tried to pull out the driv- agent Antonio Brown ers. He was traded to the According to a police er while Holt grabbed the EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE from house arrest Tues- Oakland Raiders last year arrest report, the alter- keys from the ignition. Atlantic Division Southwest Division but released before ever cation began as an argu- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB day, allowing him to travel Police say the driver Toronto 32 14 .696 — Dallas 29 17 .630 — freely as he awaits trial on playing a regular season ment over Brown’s refusal suffered injuries includ- Boston 30 15 .667 1½ Houston 29 17 .630 — charges that he attacked game following several to pay $4,000 to the driv- Philadelphia 30 17 .638 2½ Memphis 22 24 .478 7 ing scratches on his neck, the driver of a moving off-the-field incidents. He er to release his house- Brooklyn 19 26 .422 12½ San Antonio 20 26 .435 9 shoulder and arm, a cut New York 13 34 .277 19½ New Orleans 18 29 .383 11½ truck. was then signed by the hold goods. The driver Southeast Division Northwest Division on his finger and a scrape W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Circuit Judge Michael New England Patriots, called police and reported Miami 32 14 .696 — Denver 32 14 .696 — Usan agreed to let Brown who released Brown in vandalism after he said on his stomach. Orlando 21 27 .438 12 Utah 32 14 .696 — travel freely within the September after a second Brown threw a rock as Holt then used the keys Washington 15 30 .333 16½ Oklahoma City 28 20 .583 5 Charlotte 15 31 .326 17 Portland 20 27 .426 12½ United States so he can woman in 10 days accused he drove away, causing a to open the truck, while Atlanta 12 35 .255 20½ Minnesota 15 32 .319 17½ fulfill contractual obli- him of sexual misconduct. small dent and chipping Brown “and other un- Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB gations with ESPN and He was charged last the paint, an officer wrote. identified friends” began Milwaukee 40 6 .870 — L.A. Lakers 36 10 .783 — comedian Kevin Hart, ac- week by Hollywood, Flor- The driver later re- removing boxes. The box- Indiana 30 17 .638 10½ L.A. Clippers 33 14 .702 3½ cording to news reports. ida, police with burglary turned when the manager Chicago 19 30 .388 22½ Phoenix 19 27 .413 17 es, however, belonged to Detroit 17 31 .354 24 Sacramento 17 29 .370 19 Instead of wearing an an- with battery, burglary of of his company told him another client, police said. Cleveland 13 34 .277 27½ Golden State 10 37 .213 26½ kle GPS monitor, Brown, an unoccupied conveyance that Brown would now When the driver told them Tuesday’s Games Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 31, will have to check in and criminal mischief. pay the $4,000, and an so, Brown and the others Golden State at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games with court personnel daily. Officials responded Jan. additional $860 for the New York at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Washington, 7 p.m. “started tossing the items Atlanta at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Cleveland, 7 p.m. His $110,000 bail re- 21 to a disturbance call damage and the driver’s back into the truck caus- New Orleans at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. mains in place and he still where the moving truck time. Brown then paid the Boston at Miami, 8 p.m. Golden State at Boston, 8 p.m. ing damage to some of the Denver at Memphis, 8 p.m. Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. must surrender his pass- driver said Brown and his $4,000, but refused to pay Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Utah at Denver, 10:30 p.m. property,” an officer wrote. Phoenix at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Friday’s Games port, possess no weapons trainer, Glenn Holt, hit the rest, so the driver re- L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 7 p.m. or ammunition and sub- him outside Brown’s Hol- turned to the van to call Hollywood police were Wednesday’s Games Chicago at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. called again, and when of- Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. Dallas at Houston, 8 p.m. mit to a mental health lywood home. his company, and that’s Detroit at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. evaluation and random Holt was arrested and when Brown “started an- ficers arrived, Brown “re- Memphis at New York, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. treated inside of his resi- Utah at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. drug testing. charged with one count other verbal argument,” Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Brown was one of the of burglary with battery, police said. dence and shut the door.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY In his fiancee’s eyes, man’s secret life online is cheating DEAR ABBY: After a appears to have neither long relationship, “Eric” Dear Abby is written by Abigail good judgment nor empa- and I plan on getting thy. If those are qualities married very soon. My Van Buren, also known as Jeanne you value in a friend, my problem is, Eric is secre- Phillips, and was founded by her advice is to look else- tive. He keeps his phone mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact where. Friends celebrate right next to him, and their friends’ successes before he walks into the Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. and reach out to offer house, he sits in his car, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. comfort when they suffer clearing his history. I losses. It is not only OK to know he looks at porn, let people like Gwen drift and I’m not happy about DEAR DESPERATE: nounced her engagement away, but it is also it, but it’s the other I have sad news for you. on my wedding day, healthy. things I’m angry and con- Eric isn’t “your” man. which diverted attention fused about. From your description, away from me on my spe- DEAR ABBY: My He secretly has social you are sharing him with cial day. neighbor has a 17-year- media. I know he’s been heaven only knows how I went through a diffi- old daughter. Fifteen sending pictures of him- many others. You already cult time because several weekdays a month she self to women, and they know he has a problem family members passed and a boy from school send pictures to him. with the truth. When you away, and Gwen was nei- come home for 30 to 50 Isn’t that cheating? I tried to do something ther supportive nor par- minutes during the noon think secret phone and about it, he became emo- ticularly sympathetic. hour. (Five days a month video calls to women is tionally abusive. This is Her lack of response she comes home by her- cheating. I saw an image what your future will be made things even harder self.) Her mom and dad of a woman’s private if you marry him. for me. I no longer feel are both at work. Do you parts on his phone, and I have only three words like I can share my suc- think her parents should he told me lies about it. of advice for you, and I cesses about saving mon- know about the “nooners” When I have confronted sincerely hope you will ey or getting raises, be- at their house? him about chatting with take them to heart: CAN- cause this “friend” would the other women, he gets CEL THE WEDDING! be threatened by it. I al- NOSY NEIGHBOR angry and withdraws. most felt Gwen was hap- IN NORTH One woman even sent me DEAR ABBY: How do py when I was struggling, CAROLINA their chat history, and he you know if a friend is because it made her bet- lied about that, too. actually a “frenemy”? I ter than I was. DEAR NEIGHBOR: Abby, I love my man, but think my friend “Gwen” Is it OK to let people Yes, I do think you should I feel he’s cheating. I don’t may be one. go? Is this a real friend? casually ask if they are know what else to do as I successfully started a aware of it. However, there’s a wedding soon. second career and was FRIEND OR FOE IN when you do, make sure doing well, but Gwen had CALIFORNIA not to sound accusatory DESPERATE FOR no interest in hearing or judgmental — just “cu- ANSWERS about it. She also an- DEAR F. OR F.: Gwen rious.” BRIDGE

The cardinal rule: read the bidding Paul Simon’s “The Sound of Si- Was there a way to succeed if West lence” includes the line, “People did not make that error? hearing without listening.” At the After some thought, declarer spot- bridge table, players should be hear- ted the answer. He ruffed the open- ing — or seeing, if bidding boxes are ing lead in his hand — the key play. being used — and analyzing. Then he drew trumps from hand How is that cardinal rule relevant and led a low club toward dummy’s in today’s deal? South reaches six queen. How could West defend? spades. After West leads the heart He couldn’t! If he took the trick with queen, what should declarer do? his ace, declarer would have discard- North’s three-heart cue-bid ed one of dummy’s diamonds on his showed at least game-invitational club king. But when West played low, values with three or more spades. South won with dummy’s queen and South bid what he thought he could cashed the two top spades, discard- make. ing his remaining clubs. He conced- Declarer noted that only 11 high- ed just one diamond trick. card points were missing, but West That play is called the Morton’s had made a two-level overcall. Surely Fork. It is named after Cardinal Mor- he had the club ace. ton, who was Henry VII’s Chancellor of South feared that he had a loser the Exchequer. He was skilled at tax in each minor unless, when he led collecting. Whether a nobleman was a low club toward dummy’s queen, being prodigal or provident, he obvi- West nervously won with his ace. ously had money to give to the King. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW?

The Real Housewives of New Jersey: “The Hamp- tons Hangover” Bravo, 8 p.m. Unable to come to peace with Jackie and Melissa, The Big Game: Kitten Bowl VII Jennifer questions whether she should even stay in the Hamptons. The Giudice family visits Joe in ICE. Meanwhile, Margaret tries to make peace with her mother, and Jackie has a realization about her eat- ing disorder. Undercover Boss: “Clean Harbors” CBS, 8 p.m. In this new episode, Alan S. McKim, chairman and CEO of hazardous waste disposal company Clean Harbors, gets down and dirty to see if his company needs some cleaning up. He must face the challeng- es of a confined space while treating the inside of a dirty tank at a re-refinery that processes waste oil. Riverdale: “Chapter Sixty-Eight: Quiz Show” The CW, 8 p.m. Determined to give Frank (guest star Ryan Robbins) a second chance, Archie (KJ Apa) gives him a job at Andrews Construction. Betty (Lili Reinhart) channels her energy into taking Bret (guest star Sean Depner) down and defeating Stonewall Prep at the Quiz Show Championship, while Veronica (Camila Mendes) and Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) team up for an unlikely business venture. Harry & Meghan: The Royals in Crisis FOX, 8 p.m. This one-hour special features an exclusive TMZ in- vestigation into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s decision to step away from their duties as members of Britain’s royal family. Wild Castles: “Alhambra” Smithsonian Channel, 8 p.m. In the new episode “Alhambra,” go inside the great palace and fortress in Granada, Spain, which stands as one of the Moors’ great contributions to art and architecture in Europe. Criminal Minds: “Ghost” CBS, 9 p.m. Following a series of fatal shootings, the BAU team travels to Des Plaines, Ill., to investigate what appears to be a copycat serial killer in the new episode “Ghost.” S.W.A.T.: “Ekitai Rashku” CBS, 10 p.m. The SWAT team engages in a manhunt across Tokyo when the extradited fugitive they are escorting to Ja- pan escapes local custody. Portions of the new epi- By Rick Gables Kitten Bowl VI shelter par- New Yorker, Abigail “Tommy” Golden Globe Award-winning sode “Ekitai Rashku” were filmed on location in Tokyo. ties resulted in 15,519 ani- Thomas uses her unflinching comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine Expedition With Steve Backshall: “Suriname — 120 kittens have cleared the shelter and have been mals, finding forever homes. honesty and hardball tactics for an eighth season, with Lost World” Co-commentators, Jill Wag- to keep social, political and the premiere of the season PBS, 10 p.m. drafted as participants in Kitten Bowl VII, airing Sun- ner and Brennan Elliott will national security issues from seven airing on Thursday, Travel to the Guiana Shield with Steve Backshall, call the Kitten Bowl VII play hindering effective law en- February 6 at 8 p.m. The se- whose mission is to discover its abundance of wild- day, February 2 at 2 p.m. ET/ PT on Hallmark Channel. by play action, with appear- forcement in the Southland. ries continues to follow the life and natural wonders. He travels deep into the ances by NFL quarterbacks, This 13-episode, equal parts exploits of hilarious Det. untouched jungle, finding animals that have never This annual event is part of the network’s foundational Boomer Esaison (Commis- political, procedural and fam- Jake Peralta (Andy Sam- encountered humans. sioner of the Feline Football ily drama, premieres Thurs- berg), his diverse, lovable Miz & Mrs pet initiative, Adoption Ever After, and is hosted once League) and Rashad Jen- day, February 6 at 10 p.m. colleagues and their morese- USA Network, 10 p.m. nings, picking their personal on CBS and comes from Paul rious-than-a-hunk-of-actu- Season Premiere! again by Beth Stern. Hall- mark Channel and North favorites of the feline cham- Attanasio, the creator of Bull. al-granite boss, Capt. Holt The reality series that takes a look into the lives of pionship game! Michael Chernus, Adelaide (Andre Braugher), as they married WWE Superstars The Miz and Maryse returns Shore Animal League Amer- ica have an annual shelter Multiple Emmy Award-win- Clemens, Thomas Sadoski, police the NYPD’s 99th pre- for Season 2. The family is moving from their quiet ner Edie Falco stars in CBS’ Russell G. Jones, Olivia Lucy cinct. Rounding out the en- life in Austin, Texas, back to the hustle and bustle of pet adoption party every Kit- new drama series Tommy Phillip, Joseph Lyle Taylor semble cast are Melissa Los Angeles. With two mothers-in-law, a grandfather ten Bowl Weekend. What be- as a former high-ranking and Vladimir Caamaño also Fumero, Stephanie Beatriz, with WWE aspirations, two dogs, two cats, a 1-year- gan as five shelter parties in old daughter and a new baby on the way, every day 2014 expanded to 25 in 2015, NYPD officer who becomes star. Joe Lo Truglio, Dirk Blocker, is a new adventure. 50 in 2016, 100 in 2017, and the first female chief of police NBC has already renewed Terry Crews, Chelea Peretti 500 in 2018. This past year’s for Los Angeles. A true blue its critically acclaimed and and Joel McKinnon Miller.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE City of Lynn NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Invitation for Bids By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Premises: 368 Summer Street, Lynn, Massachusetts Electrical Services given by David L. Curtin, Joanne C. Curtin to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Homecoming Financial Network, Inc., dated April 28, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage The City of Lynn is soliciting bids from licensed electrical companies to provide 2006 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in given by the Elma E. Savory to Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, A electrical installation, repair and maintenance services on an as needed basis in Book 25641, Page 186, as modified by a certain modification agreement dated subsidiary of IndyMac Bank, F.S.B., said mortgage dated February 21, 2007 and all school and municipal buildings located in Lynn Massachusetts. December 16, 2013, and recorded with said Essex County (Southern District) recorded March 12, 2007 in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Registry of Deeds in Book 33790, Page 565 of which mortgage the undersigned is Deeds, in Book 26634 at Page 436 and now held by Reverse Mortgage Funding Work may include but not limited to all labor, tools, equipment, transportation and the present holder, by assignment from: LLC by virtue of an assignment from CIT Bank, N.A. formerly known as OneWest supervision necessary to accomplish all electrical installation, repair and Bank, N.A., to Reverse Mortgage Funding LLC dated December 12, 2018, replacement services at all buildings under the control of the Inspectional Services Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. ("MERS") as nominee for Recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 37224, Department for the City of Lynn. Work includes but is not limited to electrical Homecomings Financial Network, Inc., its successor and assigns to U.S. Bank Page 550, previously assigned by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. service upgrades and replacements, lighting retrofits, install and maintain wiring, National Association as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of America, National (MERS), a Delaware Corporation, its successors or assigns, as nominee for control, and lighting systems. Inspect electrical components, such as transformers, Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Association as Financial Freedom Acquisition, LLC to OneWest Bank, FSB dated October 7, 2011 relays and circuit breakers. Trustee for WMALT 2006-AR6, recorded on February 28, 2012, in Book No. and recorded October 21, 2011 in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of 31118, at Page 252 Deeds in Book 30755 at Page 250, previously assigned by Financial Freedom Estimated annual spending is $500,000 Senior Funding Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. U.S. Bank National Association as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of ("MERS"), a Delaware Corporation, its successors or assigns, as nominee for Specifications may be obtained starting, Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at Lynn America, National Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Financial Freedom Acquisition LLC by virtue of an assignment dated September City Hall, Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA Association as Trustee for WMALT 2006-AR6 Trust to JPMorgan Chase Bank, 24, 2009 and recorded October 5, 2009 in the Essex County (Southern District) 01901. Specifications will be available via email/mail by contacting the National Association, recorded on January 9, 2015, in Book No. 33790, at Page Registry of Deeds in Book 28974 at Page 98, for breach of the conditions in said purchasing department at 781-586-6893 or by email at: [email protected]. 562 mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Specifications are available until the due date specified below. Auction on February 20, 2020 at 3:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to U.S. Bank NA, successor trustee to singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope and clearly marked: "Bid #03-334 Bank of America, NA, successor in interest to LaSalle Bank NA, as trustee, on Electrical Services". All bids must be submitted in form to the purchasing behalf of the holders of the Washington Mutual Mortgage Pass-Through All that certain property situated in the county of ESSEX, and State of department at the above address no later than Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at Certificates, WMALT Series 2006-AR6, recorded on July 12, 2019, in Book No. Massachusetts, being described as follows: 11:00AM. Bids will be publicly opened and read forthwith. 37659, at Page 87

NORTHWESTERLY - BY SUMMER STREET, 33 FEET; All General Bids must be accompanied by a copy of a Department of Capital for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) "Certificate of Eligibility" (DCAMM the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on February 26, 2020, on the NORTHEASTERLY - BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF HUSSEY, 75 FEET AND 6 Form CQ-7) and a "Contractor Update Statement" (DCAMM Form CQ-3). The mortgaged premises located at 20 Shielas Way a/k/a 20 Sheilas Way, Lynn, INCHES; category of work for which the Bidder must be certified is: Electrical Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, SOUTHEASTERLY - BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF BREED; 33 FEET; AND Bid must be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the total bid price in the form of certified check, cashier's check or bid bond payable TO WIT: SOUTHWESTERLY - BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF FLANDERS, 77 FEET AND 6 to the City of Lynn. The land with the buildings thereon known as 20 Sheila's Way, Lynn, Essex INCHES. County, Massachusetts and being Lot 3 on Plan of Land of Sheila's Way in Lynn, Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 and to the minimum prevailing wage rates as Massachusetts, 1" =40"; Arnold Katz, P.E. Scheonfeld Associates, Inc., Engineers, The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed required by M.G.L.c.149 §§ 26 27D. dated August 23, 1984 and being recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds in shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Plan Book 194, Plan 18, bounded and described as follows: Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of this contract NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 2 as shown on said plan one hundred and 82-100 For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated March 11, 1982, and recorded in Book Bid under M.G.L. c.149 (100.82) feet; 6939 at Page 342 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds. SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Brooks sixty and 50/100 (60.50) feet; Timothy Leonard SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 4 as shown on said plan one hundred one and 08/100 TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, Purchasing Agent (101.08) feet; encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, NORTHWESTERLY by Sheila's Way as shown on said plan sixty and 00/100 which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Item: January 29, 2020 (60.00) feet. For title, see deed recorded in Book 17101, Page 44. FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid by a COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the THE TRIAL COURT For mortgagor's(s')) title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Registry of Deeds in Book 12822, Page 152 and Bk17101 Pg44. certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the DIVORCE SUMMONS BY date of sale. PUBLICATION AND MAILING These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all Essex Probate and Family Court rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Other terms to be announced at the sale. 36 Federal Street nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Salem, MA 01970 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC Docket No. ES19D2221DR liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 270 Farmington Avenue having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Farmington, CT 06032 Sonia A Rodrigues Diaz easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Attorney for Reverse Mortgage Funding LLC vs. TERMS OF SALE: Present Holder of the Mortgage Glenden Rodrigues (860) 677-2868 A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be Item: January 29, February 5, 12, 2020 required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is To the Defendant: to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California City of Lynn The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Invitation for Bids grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of Retro-Fit Decorative Street Light Luminaires The Complaint is on file at the Court. sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall The City of Lynn invites sealed bids from qualified licensed electrical contractors to from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status control in the event of an error in this publication. supply labor and material for the retro-fit of approximately 550 decorative street of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. light luminaires in the City of Lynn You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Sonia A Rodrigues Diaz Estimated construction cost is $260,000. 9 Rogers Ave Apt #2 U.S. BANK NA, SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO BANK OF AMERICA, NA, SUCCESSOR IN Lynn, MA 01902 INTEREST TO LASALLE BANK NA, AS TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.30, § 39M and to the minimum prevailing wage rates your answer, if any, on or before 03/03/2020. If you fail to do so, the court will THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, WMALT as required by M.G.L.c.149 §§ 26 27D. proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file SERIES 2006-AR6 Present holder of said mortgage a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Specifications may be obtained starting, Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at Lynn WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. By its Attorneys, City Hall, Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA Date: January 15, 2020 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 01901. Specifications will be available via email/mail by contacting the Pamela Casey O'Brien 150 California St. purchasing department at 781-586-6893 or by email at: [email protected] . Register of Probate Newton, MA 02458 Specifications are available until the due date specified below. Item: January 27, 2020 (617)558-0500 12059 TOWN OF SAUGUS Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope and clearly marked: "Bid #03-335 Item: January 29, February 5, 12, 2020 Retro-Fit Decorative Street Lights". All bids must be submitted in form to the IFB # 04-20 Annual; Emergency Sewer /Drain Cleaning; CCTV Inspection purchasing department at the address above no later than 12:00 PM on Tuesday, February 18, 2020. Bids will be publicly opened and read forthwith. The Town of Saugus DPW is soliciting bids for Annual; Emergency Sewer/Drain Cleaning; CCTV Inspection services. For a copy of the bid, please contact Bonnie Bid must be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the Tanner, Assistant Purchasing Manager at [email protected] (781) Have something to sell? total bid price in the form of certified check, cashier's check or bid bond payable 231-4125. Hardcopies of the bid can be obtained in the Purchasing to the City of Lynn. Department, Saugus Town Hall 298 Central St. Saugus, MA 01906. The awarded contractor must furnish a payment bond in the amount of 50% of the contract We can help! Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of this contract price. Prevailing wages apply, Labor Harmony and OSHA Certifications are also required. Bids are due by 11:00am Wednesday, February 12, 2020. Bid under M.G.L. c.30, § 39M Item: January 29, 2020 Timothy Leonard Purchasing Agent Need a question answered? Item: January 29, 2020 [email protected] e. g p c bedrooms m area.Granite oncept living . Beautifully living room cent l andstainl and b d updated and both $235,000$2355, nit with and spacious Directiion loads of 2 s: Westet rn Ave.e t LYNN ntral air closets. Elevator to Victoryo Rd conditioning 6 roomroom . to Bulfinch n. 2 deeded . Laundrry. 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No shaking was felt at the intense.” Weissenstein Dr. Enrique Arango man Islands, Honduras, “It felt very strong but it Hard Rock stadium in Mi- Dr. Stenette Davis, a ASSOCIATED PRESS Arias, head of Cuba’s Na- Mexico and Belize, but is- doesn’t look like anything ami Gardens, which will psychiatrist at a Cayman tional Seismological Ser- sued a later message say- happened,’’ she told The host the Super Bowl on Islands hospital, said he HAVANA — A powerful vice, told state media that ing the danger had passed. Associated Press. Sunday. saw manhole covers blown magnitude 7.7 earthquake there had been no serious The initial tremor was It was also felt a little The quake also hit the off by the force of the struck in the Caribbean damage or injuries report- followed by a series of farther east at the U.S. Cayman Islands, leaving quake, and sewage explod- Sea between Jamaica and ed. strong aftershocks, includ- Navy base at Guanta- cracked roads and what ap- ing into the street, but no eastern Cuba on Tuesday, Gov. Carlos Joaquín ing one measured at mag- namo Bay, Cuba, on the peared to be sewage spill- more serious damage. shaking a vast area from González of Mexico’s Quin- nitude 6.1. southeastern coast of the ing from cracked mains. Claude Diedrick, 71, who Mexico to Florida and be- tana Roo, which is home to The quake was felt island. There were no im- There were no immediate owns a fencing business in yond, but there were no Cancun, Tulum and oth- strongly in Santiago, the mediate reports of injuries reports of deaths, injuries Montego Bay, said he was reports of casualties or er popular beach resorts, largest city in eastern or damages, said J. Over- or more severe damage, sitting in his vehicle read- heavy damage. said the earthquake was Cuba, said Belkis Guerre- ton, a spokesman for the said Kevin Morales, edi- ing when the earth began The quake was cen- felt in multiple parts of ro, who works in a Roman installation, which has a tor-in-chief of the Cayman to sway. tered 86 miles northwest the low-lying Caribbean Catholic cultural center in total population of about Compass newspaper. “It felt to me like I was of Montego Bay, Jamaica, state but there were no the center of Santiago 6,000 people. The islands experience on a bridge and like there and 87 miles west-south- early reports of damage or “We were all sitting and Several South Florida so few earthquakes that were two or three heavy west of Niquero, Cuba, ac- injuries. we felt the chairs move,” buildings were evacuated newsroom staff were puz- trucks and the bridge was cording to the U.S. Geolog- The Pacific Tsunami she said. “We heard the as a precaution, accord- zled when it hit, he said. rocking but there were no ical Survey. It hit at 2:10 Warning Center initially noise of everything mov- ing to city of Miami and “It was just like a big trucks,” he said. p.m. (1910 GMT) and the warned that the quake ing around.” Miami-Dade County offi- dump truck was rolling He said he had seen no epicenter was a relatively could generate waves 1 She said there was no cials. No injuries or road past,” Morales said. “Then damage around his home shallow six miles beneath to 3 feet above normal in apparent damage in the closures were reported. it continued and got more in northern Jamaica. Palestinians angrily reject Trump Mideast peace plan By Mohammed Daraghmeh and Fares Akram ASSOCIATED PRESS RAMALLAH, West Bank — Palestinian Pres- ident Mahmoud Abbas said “a thousand no’s” to the Mideast peace plan PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS announced Tuesday by U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman speaks in front President Donald Trump, of Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan residence on which strongly favors Is- Monday. During the news conference, Berman rael. The Palestinians remain said Britain’s Prince Andrew has provided committed to ending the “zero cooperation” to American investigators. Israeli occupation and es- tablishing a state with its capital in east Jerusalem, Prince Andrew Abbas said at a news con- ference in the West Bank pressured to help city of Ramallah, where the Western-backed Pales- tinian Authority is head- Epstein investigation quartered. “After the nonsense that By Gregory Katz failed — to obtain evi- we heard today we say a ASSOCIATED PRESS dence from Andrew, third thousand no’s to the Deal child of Queen Elizabeth of The Century,” he said. LONDON — The pres- II, despite his pledge in The plan would create sure on Britain’s dis- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS November that he would a Palestinian state in graced Prince Andrew in- cooperate with legitimate parts of the West Bank, Palestinian protesters chant angry slogans during a protest against the creased Tuesday after the law enforcement agencies. but would allow Israel U.S. Mideast peace plan, in Gaza City. revelation by U.S. author- The U.S. decision to to annex its settlements ities that he has failed to make the 59-year-old in the occupied territory. cooperate with the FBI’s Donald Trump and Israeli posals put forward.” He re- Saudi Arabia said it prince’s silence public The plan would allow the investigation into his ties Prime Minister Benjamin iterated the bloc’s commit- appreciated the Trump may be part of a strategy Palestinians to establish a Netanyahu. ment to a “negotiated and administration’s efforts with the late convicted sex to increase public calls for capital on the outskirts of offender Jeffrey Epstein. Abbas held an emer- viable two-state solution and encouraged the re- him to cooperate. east Jerusalem but would gency meeting with other that takes into account sumption of direct talks Lawyer Lisa Bloom, Andrew is being sought leave most of the city un- who represents five of Palestinian factions, in- the legitimate aspirations between Israel and the for questioning as a wit- der Israeli control. cluding Hamas, to discuss of both the Palestinians Palestinians “under the Epstein’s alleged sexual ness who may be able to “We will not kneel and trafficking victims, said a unified response to the and the Israelis, respect- auspices of the United shed light on the illegal we will not surrender,” Ab- plan. Abbas had rejected ing all relevant U.N. reso- Tuesday that it’s time for States.” The kingdom’s activities of Epstein, who bas said, adding that the the deal before it was an- lutions and international- Foreign Ministry tweeted Andrew “to stop playing died in a New York prison Palestinians would resist nounced saying the U.S. ly agreed parameters.” that it hoped to see the games and to come for- in August while awaiting the plan through “peace- was hopelessly biased to- U.N. Secretary-General peace process move for- ward to do the right thing trial on sexually abusing ful, popular means.” ward Israel. Antonio Guterres said the ward in order to reach “an and answer questions.” teenage girls. There’s no The Islamic militant The Palestinians cut United Nations supports agreement that achieves Bloom said her clients indication that U.S. offi- group Hamas rejected the off all contacts with the two states living in peace the legitimate rights of were “outraged and dis- cials are pursuing criminal “conspiracies” announced Trump administration af- and security within recog- the Palestinian people.” appointed at Prince An- charges against the prince. by the U.S. and Israel ter it recognized Jerusa- nized borders, on the basis Jordan, meanwhile, drew’s behavior.” The FBI only has limit- and said “all options are lem as the capital of Israel of the pre-1967 borders, warned against any Israeli Andrew remained out ed ways to try to convince open” in responding to the more than two years ago according to his spokes- “annexation of Palestinian of the public eye Tuesday. Andrew to give evidence. Trump administration’s and moved the embassy man. lands” and reaffirmed its Buckingham Palace and U.S. officials have not plan. there. “The position of the commitment to the cre- his legal team maintained provided details, so it’s not “We are certain that our Late on Tuesday, Pales- United Nations on the ation of a Palestinian state a “no comment” policy one clear if the FBI made an Palestinian people will tinian protesters clashed two-state solution has along the 1967 lines, which day after U.S. Attorney informal request through not let these conspiracies with Israeli forces on the been defined, throughout would include all the West Geoffrey Berman said An- Andrew’s lawyers or went pass. So, all options are outskirts of Ramallah, the years, by relevant Se- Bank and Israeli-annexed drew has provided “zero through formal police open. The (Israeli) occupa- near the Jewish settle- curity Council and Gen- east Jerusalem. cooperation” to the FBI channels, which if suc- tion and the U.S. admin- ment of Beit El. eral Assembly resolutions Foreign Minister Ayman and the U.S. prosecutors cessful would have led to istration will bear the re- EU foreign policy chief by which the Secretariat Safadi warned of “the seeking to speak with him an interview conducted by sponsibility for what they Josep Borrell said Trump’s is bound,” the spokesman, dangerous consequences about Epstein. UK police, possibly with did,” senior Hamas official initiative “provides an oc- Stephane Dujarric, said. of unilateral Israeli mea- The statement Monday an FBI agent present. Khalil al-Hayya said as he casion to re-launch the Those resolutions call sures, such as annexation by Berman, the top federal “They can’t compel him participated in one of sev- urgently needed efforts all Israeli settlements in of Palestinian lands.” prosecutor in Manhattan, to do any of those things,” eral protests that broke towards a negotiated and the West Bank illegal and Egypt urged Israelis and was the first official con- said British lawyer Ben out across the Hamas- viable solution” to the con- call for a solution based on Palestinians to “carefully firmation that the lead- Keith, a specialist in ex- ruled Gaza Strip. flict. borders before the 1967 study” the plan and said it ing U.S. law enforcement tradition and law enforce- Protesters burned tires He said the EU would Arab-Israeli war, with appreciates the adminis- agency had sought — and ment. and pictures of President “study and assess the pro- agreed land swaps. tration’s efforts.

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By Katie Workman low, gets some brown spots As word spread in the the vegan Jackfruit Café ASSOCIATED PRESS and starts to smell fruity. U.S. about jackfruit’s ver- in Los Angeles, says peo- It’s also sold canned, satility, Schueller says, ple are turning to a veg- If you’ve never heard of sometimes in brine or Melissa’s went from sell- an diet for many reasons, jackfruit, keep your eyes syrup, and you can find ing a few cases a week to including environmental, open: You’ll start noticing various types in specialty thousands of cases a week. health and animal-rights it everywhere. and Asian food stores and, Melissa’s also offers plas- concerns. Jackfruit is a very large increasingly, traditional tic containers of jackfruit “We eat meat because of tropical fruit often used as supermarkets. pods containing just one the texture and the spices. a meat substitute. It packs some nutritional wallop, Now, with many people or two servings. Jackfruit is a great sub- and the fact that you can looking for plant-based Jackfruit also is pop- stitute,’’ Means says. ``It’s cook, chunk or shred it like alternatives to meat, jack- ping up on menus across one of the best choices for chicken or pork makes it a fruit’s trajectory is up, up, the country, at vegan and us because we can mim- go-to main ingredient in up. vegetarian restaurants, ic meat, Jackfruit grows many vegetarian and veg- Robert Schueller, head yes, but also in dishes at in abundance, and it has an dishes. of marketing at Melissa’s more mainstream estab- potassium, fiber, magne- Its flavor is neutral, and Produce, a specialty pro- lishments. Tomatillo, a sium, lots of nutrients. it takes to all kinds of sea- duce company, has noted Mexican restaurant in We put it in tacos, and we that upward trend for sev- Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., has a make sandwiches, like a sonings. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jackfruit is native to eral years. quesadilla and taco made barbecue pulled `pork.’” India, and also grows in Jackfruit, a large tropical fruit often used as a “It was about five years with jackfruit nestled in Jackfruit Café also Southeast Asia, Mexico, meat substitute, is available as a whole fruit or ago that the fruit started alongside other meaty and serves a “fish patty’’ made the Caribbean and South sometimes sliced into more manageable, usable to really take off,’’ he says. vegetarian offerings. In of jackfruit combined with America. It ranges from pieces. “Vegetarians and vegans Chicago, Alulu Brewpub seaweed. 15 pounds to a whopping found out how this fruit serves up Vegan Sicilian “You wouldn’t miss any- 70. ripe, jackfruit can be used sliced into more manage- could be used as a ‘meat Jackfruit Flatbread on a thing — we could give you For cooking, freshly in sweeter dessert prepa- able pieces. Unripe, it’s substitute’ for pulled pork menu alongside in-house our taco and you wouldn’t picked, non-ripe jackfruit rations. green and unyielding; as it sandwiches and as a taco cured pork belly. even know it’s vegan,” generally is used. Once It’s available whole or ripens, it softens, turns yel- meat.” Angela Means, owner of Means says. Back to the basics: Coconut dal, five ways By Addie Broyles oil and scatter over, then top AUSTIN with some of the shallots. AMERICAN-STATESMAN — Annie Bell

When it comes to soups 1 ½ cups dried yellow split and stews, it’s handy to peas have a lentil or split pea ¾ cup coconut milk recipe in your repertoire. 1 level teaspoon ground tur- When simmered over a meric long period of time, these ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper high-fiber dried peas and Sea salt lentils soften and transform into a nutrient-packed pal- About 3 ounces baby spinach ate for other ingredients, leaves from garnishes and roasted 1 heaped teaspoon coconut vegetables to poached eggs oil or broiled tofu. 3 banana shallots, peeled, This version from Annie halved and finely sliced Bell uses yellow split peas 1 teaspoon finely grated fresh and coconut milk in the ginger base, and then she sug- 1 garlic clove, peeled and fine- gests a number of ways to ly grated serve it over several days. Lime wedges, to serve With these variations, dal Rinse the split peas in a sieve, is the kind of dish you can then place them in a nonstick make on a Sunday night saucepan with 3 ½ cups water and eat throughout the and the coconut milk. Bring to week. the boil, skim off any foam, then stir in the turmeric and cayenne PHOTO | LOS ANGELES TIMES COCONUT DAL pepper. Cover with a lid, leaving Vegan spaghetti and beetballs, which look just like meatballs but taste possibly better. Split peas are at their best a small gap for the steam to when they are meltingly soft escape, and simmer over a low and tender; with long, slow sim- heat for 1 ½ to 1 ¾ hours until mering they will collapse into a the peas turn into a thick, tex- How to make the best vegetarian purée of their own accord. But tured purée. Start stirring them as it only takes minutes to ready after about an hour, and every for the stove, it is an easy one to 10 minutes thereafter; toward meatballs without fake meat cook if you have time. Personally, the end, the purée will settle on I love spinach and can never get the base and the liquid on the By Genevieve Ko hard on the Parmesan. The Parmesan cheese, for serving drizzle with oil to lightly coat the enough, but this can be varied, top. Add more water if the purée LOS ANGELES TIMES finished dish doesn’t just (optional) tops and sprinkle with salt and or simply left out if you prefer. becomes too thick. Season with look like the Italian Ameri- 1. Heat the oil in a large, deep pepper. Bake until dark golden These as-good-as-the-re- can restaurant standard, it skillet over medium-high heat. brown, 20 to 25 minutes. Some ways to keep this interest- salt and stir in the spinach in al-thing meatballs contain ing: Serve with a poached egg in two rounds tastes like it too. Add the onion, season with salt 5. Meanwhile, heat the mari- no beef or pork — and no The result: [chef’s kiss and pepper and cook, stirring oc- nara sauce in the reserved skillet the middle, scattered with some Heat the coconut oil in a large, fake meat either. of the shallots and chopped ci- nonstick frying pan over a medi- emoji]. casionally, until browned around over medium heat until bubbling. It was the lab-grown the edges, 5 to 7 minutes. Add Reduce the heat to low to main- lantro. Serve with a green salad um heat and fry the shallots for meat substitutes invad- and topped with some avocado. 7-9 minutes until golden, stirring SPAGHETTI AND the garlic, Italian seasoning and tain a light simmer. Bring a large ing our lives that led me ‘MEAT’BALLS chile flakes and cook, stirring, pot of salted water to a boil. You could also purée the dal in frequently and adding the ginger to beetballs. I knew cor- a blender for a smooth soup, or and garlic a minute or so before 1 hour. Makes about 30 balls; for 1 minute. Add the panko and 6. When the balls are done, porate near-meat would serves 6. cook, stirring, until evenly dark carefully transfer them to the in a food processor for a tex- the end. Stir half the shallots into double well for meatball tured one, adding enough wa- the dal base, and scatter the rest My favorite vegetarian meat- golden brown, 3 to 4 minutes. simmering marinara and turn to meat (it works for burgers balls are neither smooth nor Remove from the heat and stir in evenly coat. Drop the spaghetti ter or stock to achieve the right over. Accompany with lime wedg- and chili), but I still don’t consistency. Play around with es. If reheating, add a little water bouncy, so I stop short of the nutritional yeast until evenly in the boiling water and cook know what those products over-chopping the ingredients. mixed. Transfer the mixture to a according to the package’s di- garnishes. I like to fry up some to bring the dal back to the right are like for our bodies. mushrooms in a little butter and consistency. Serves 4. That means binding all the little large bowl to cool. Reserve the rections for al dente. You can So, going back to my bits together with egg to ensure skillet without washing. simply drain the spaghetti and fundamental belief that balls you can spear with a fork. If 2. Heat the oven to 425 de- top with the balls and sauce or whole actual-plant ingre- you’d like to make them vegan, grees. Line a half-sheet pan with cook them together to meld the dients are healthier and omit the eggs and pulse all the foil and drizzle with oil to gen- flavors: A few minutes before the better for flavor, I cooked. ingredients together into a paste; erously coat. There should be a spaghetti is done, use a spoon And, after a little work, I the balls will hold together after thin sheen covering the entire to transfer the balls to their stumbled onto these, yes, baking and simmering in sauce surface. roasting pan; keep the sauce beetballs. They look just but will be softer in texture. 3. (As you chop the following simmering. Reserve ½ cup like meatballs. They taste Steamed lentils and beets are ingredients in a food proces- pasta cooking water and drain … possibly better than available in the produce section sor, you don’t need to wash the the pasta. Immediately transfer meatballs? of most supermarkets. Use your processor bowl between each.) the spaghetti to the simmering The practical info: favorite marinara sauce here, Pulse the sunflower seeds in sauce. Carefully toss to evenly These are best with home- jarred or homemade. a food processor until half are coat, adding pasta water a few made roasted beets, but ¼ cup everyday extra-virgin powdery like cornmeal and the spoonfuls at a time if the sauce store-bought presteamed olive oil, plus more remaining are finely chopped; is too thick to coat the noodles. beets in the produce section 1 small yellow onion, finely transfer to the bowl with the 7. Divide the sauced spaghetti are a speedy substitute. chopped onion mixture. Pulse the basil among serving dishes and top Lentils add protein and an Kosher salt and freshly ground in a food processor until very with the balls. Drizzled with olive earthy heartiness, while black pepper finely chopped; transfer to the oil, then grate Parmesan on top sunflower seeds bring a 4 garlic cloves, finely chopped bowl. Pulse the beets in the pro- if desired and serve immediately. nubby texture reminiscent 2 teaspoons dried Italian sea- cessor until half the mixture is Variation: of browned ground beef. soning pasty and half is finely chopped; Meatball Sub: Substitute 4 Capturing the meaty ¼ to ½ teaspoon crushed red transfer to the bowl. Pulse the hero rolls for the spaghetti. Split umami depth of beef is chile flakes lentils until nearly smooth with them, drizzle with oil, and top with tougher but doable. Here, 1 cup panko breadcrumbs some chopped lentils remaining; sliced mozzarella or vegan mozza- it comes through lightly ¼ cup nutritional yeast transfer to the bowl. Stir well until rella. Toast them open-faced in a caramelized onions, deep- ¾ cup raw sunflower seeds everything is evenly mixed. Taste toaster oven or 375-degree oven ly toasted bread crumbs 1 cup packed fresh basil a spoonful and add more salt until the cheese melts, then top and nutritional yeast and leaves and pepper to taste. with the hot sauce-coated beet- in the cooked-down toma- 8 ounces roasted or steamed 4. Add the egg and egg white balls and extra sauce. Grate Par- to sauce that coats them. beets (1 ½ cups), patted dry if to the mixture and stir until mesan on top if desired. Essential Italian season- needed everything is evenly distribut- Make ahead: The uncooked ings bring all the flavors 1 cup steamed lentils, drained ed. Using a 1 ½-tablespoon beetball mixture can be refriger- together: dried herbs and if needed cookie scoop or a measuring ated in an airtight container for fresh basil plus garlic with 1 large egg plus 1 large egg tablespoon, scoop the mixture up to 2 days before roasting. The PHOTO | TNS chile flakes sizzled in ol- white (heaping, if using the measuring cooked beetballs in sauce can ive oil. If cheese is on the 4 cups marinara sauce spoon) and form into balls. Put be refrigerated in an airtight con- “Plant Power” is by Annie Bell. menu, you’ll want to go 1 pound spaghetti the balls on the prepared pan, tainer for up to 3 days.