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THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 DEALS OUR OPINION OF THE Swampscott man charged with two $rapesDAY$ PG. 3 Beacon By Gayla Cawley Suffolk County District Attorney’s of ce. the area of Massachusetts Avenue while she ITEM STAFF Losano returns to court on June 19. was engaged in prostitution, prosecutors Losano, a military veteran, was arrested said. of hope BOSTON — A Swampscott man arrest- on Tuesday by Boston Police, with assis- The victims were driven to unknown loca- ed and charged with raping two women at tance from Peabody and Swampscott Police. tions believed to be outside of Boston and gunpoint in Boston last year was arraigned He was charged with four counts of aggra- forced at gunpoint ontoDEALS a mattress in the for Lynn on Wednesday in Roxbury Municipal Court, vated rape involving two victims in two sep- bed of the truck and sexually assaulted. The and police say there may be additional vic- arate cases, according to prosecutors and victims in each assault wereOF drivenTHE back to An historic event occurred tims. Boston Police. Boston, where one woman$ was sexually$ as- in Lynn Tuesday night when Joseph Losano, 51, was held on $50,000 Two women recently reported sexual as- saulted, prosecutors said. DAY the city Conservation Com- cash bail with orders to wear a GPS moni- saults that occurred last year — in each “No one should ever feel reluctantPG. 3 or afraid tor, stay out of Boston and stay away from case, Losano was allegedly driving a white mission voted 4-0 to provide RAPES, A7 the nal local approval re- the victims if he posts bail, according to the pickup truck and picked the victim up in quired to move the proposed 332-unit residential complex on the Lynnway forward. DEALS Commission Chairwom- an Mary Lester and fellow MarineOF THE board members dug through a three-inch-high stack of $DAY$ technical documents and centerPG. 3 pored over site plans before issuing a standard order of conditions for the project. They factored into their de- rejects cision public access to the city’s waterfront the project DEALS developers, Lynn Redevelop- Moulton ment, LLC, will help provide OF THE and the environmental safe- $ $ guards the developers will offerDAY put in place during construc- PG. 3 tion. Make no mistake about it, By Thomas Grillo construction on the former ITEM STAFF Beacon Chevrolet site oppo- NAHANT — Northeastern site North Shore Communi- University has rejected pleas ty College means homes for to move their controversial people on a piece of wind- Marine Science Center from swept land that has been va- Nahant’s East Point to Lynn. cant for 35 years. The Beacon “While the university has project is the spark for the been approached by several entire waterfront develop- communities about expan- ment from the North Har- sion of our marine science re- bor site, where the project is search capabilities, we have being built, to South Harbor no plans to pursue these next to the General Edwards other locations,” said Rena- Bridge. ta Nyul, the school’s spokes- The $90 million invest- woman, in a statement. ment in the Beacon site will She noted the school will be the largest investment on work with Nahant residents the waterfront in the past and elected of cials to ex- 50 years, said Economic Development & Industrial pand their operations with Corporation (EDIC/Lynn) minimal disruption. Executive Director James M. Last month, U.S. Rep. Seth Cowdell. “This is the rst in- Moulton (D-Mass.) wrote vestment in our new vision.” to Northeastern University It’s a vision fully backed President Joseph Aoun ask- by city councilors and by the ing him to consider moving state with nancial commit- the Science Center to Lynn. ments for streetscape and “Stakeholders from Lynn lighting improvements, and and Nahant have suggest- other work. ed locating the university’s Predictably, no bold step expansion project in Lynn forward for Lynn can be tak- could be in the best interest en without detractors weigh- of the university and the lo- ing in. Self-styled affordable cal community, and I believe housing advocates say the this is a potential opportuni- city needs a mix of housing ty that is worth the univer- re ecting local income rang- sity’s careful consideration,” es. Some of those advocates Moulton wrote. stood up against the Beacon A Moulton spokesman said site project on Tuesday night. Aoun has not responded to It’s ironic to note that if the letter or a request for a the project’s detractors stood Fire ghters go out meeting. on the Lynnway location of Northeastern has proposed the new project, they could a 60,000-square-foot expan- squint past the college and sion on its 20-acre parcel. If see Gateway North, a near- on limb to rescue cat approved, the project would ly-completed project with, be built into and atop the as Cowdell noted, 90 percent By Gayla Cawley if Cutie was the culprit for the hole or Maria Soler existing Murphy Bunker. affordable housing. All told, ITEM STAFF if it was from her dog, Cookie — and was reunited The new facility would add 30 percent of Lynn’s hous- somehow climbed onto her next door with her cat, research and teaching space, ing stock is affordable, said LYNN — Maria Soler got the best neighbor’s roof. Cutie, nine the same activities the cen- Cowdell. birthday gift she could have asked for She said when her boyfriend tried to months, after ter has been engaged in since Critics be damned: Momen- when her nine-month old cat was res- get him off the roof, Cutie instead ran he was stuck in they opened in 1967, accord- tum for change and progress cued by Lynn re ghters after being into the tree that stands between her a tree for three ing to the school’s website. on the Lynnway has never stuck in a tree outside her High Rock and her neighbor’s house. days. But many Nahant resi- been more tangible. The Bea- Street house for three days. Soler said it was frustrating to hear dents have voiced strong ob- con developers plan to have Cutie had been stuck in a tree adja- her cat crying each night, knowing that ITEM PHOTO | jections to the plan. In public shovels in the ground this cent to Soler’s back porch since Satur- she couldn’t do anything to help him OWEN O’ROURKE meetings, voters have let it fall and EDIC last month in- day night and was rescued Tuesday af- down. be known they plan to stop vited proposals to revise the ternoon. She called for help for a few days, but any expansion. Soler said the cat got out through a BEACON, A7 hole in her screen door — she’s not sure CAT, A7 NORTHEASTERN, A7 INSIDE Capital letters: Spelling bee Lynn Another win for English cadets. A7 champ ready for Washington Sports By Thomas Grillo through eight who will compete in The champion will win a $40,000 Late rally lifts ITEM STAFF the 2018 Scripps National Spelling cash prize and a trophy. Classical baseball Bee starting Sunday, May 27 at the In March, Robson earned his way MARBLEHEAD — Will Robson over English. B1 Gaylord National Resort and Con- to the nals as champion of the 33rd won’t have much free time in the vention Center in Maryland. The Annual Daily Item Regional Spell- next few weeks. nals are scheduled for Thursday, ing Bee just as his brother Mitchell The eighth-grader at St. John’s May 31. Robson did from 2014 to 2016. Preparatory School in Danvers is “I’m spending an average of an Thanks to co-sponsors Joel and spending most of his time on his hour or more a day studying,” he Mary Abramson, owners of Flag- iPad checking online dictionaries, said. “It’s stressful, I have mixed ship Travel of Marblehead, Robson learning the spelling, roots, and feelings going from a little nervous and his mother’s airfare, accom- de nitions of thousands of words. to very excited. It’s not much fun modations, entry fees and $400 in Robson, 15, is one of 519 students now, but I think it will be lots of fun Will Robson nationwide from grades three when I get to nationals.” SPELLING, A7

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John M. Raftery, 82 Elizabeth A. Condon, 83 1936-2018 LYNN — John Mar- tery-Ernst and her LYNN — Elizabeth Kathy Ryan and hus- tin Raftery, a lifelong husband Andrew of A. “Betty” (Dion) band Jay of Nahant, resident of Lynn, Marblehead; as well Condon, 83, of Lynn, daughter, Maureen passed away in the as his grandchildren, died Sunday, May 13, Colby and husband NSMC Salem Hospi- Andrew John “AJ” 2018 after a lengthy, Brian of Magnolia; tal on Monday, May Ernst and Emily P. erce battle with her grandchildren, 15, 2018 at the age Ernst, both of Marble- Alzheimer’s Disease. Katelyn Dahlstrom of 82. head. He also leaves She was the wife of and husband John, Born in Lynn in his siblings, Thomas the late Robert E. Kerri, Marybeth 1936, he was the son Raftery and Anna “Bob” Condon, with and Meghan Colby, of the late Patrick J. and Ellen Loughlin, both of Peabody, whom she had shared 60 Christopher and Erin Condon, T. (O’Brien) Raftery. John was and Theresa Elliot of Burling- years of marriage, and who Matthew and Sarah Ryan. raised and educated in Lynn. ton. John was preceded in predeceased her this past Betty also enjoyed a close- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He attended St. Mary’s school death by his siblings, Patrick February. knit group of dear friends from for many years before graduat- J. “Joe” Rafferty Jr., Helene W. Born in Lynn to the late Al- West Lynn in the area of Myrtle Students walk on the campus of Mount Ida ing from Lynn Classical High Rafferty, and Mary Spates. fred and Elizabeth (Regan) Street, and she was often the College in Newton. School with Class of 1953. Many nieces and nephews Dion, Betty lived in Lynn for leader of the pack to organize He went on to enlist into the also survive him. most of her life. She was support for a cause, a family, U.S. Army to help ght for our Service information: A raised by her late grand- or a friend in need. College of cials may country until his honorable funeral Mass will be held mother, Catherine Dion, and Service information: Bet- discharge as a veteran in No- in Our Lady of the Assump- was a graduate of Lynn En- ty’s funeral will be held on face subpoenas from vember of 1957. tion Church, 17 Grove St., glish High School, Class of Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from John married his sweet- Lynn eld, on Friday, May 1951. the SOLIMINE Funeral heart, Patricia A. Allen, and the 18, 2018 at 11 a.m. Vis- Betty worked as a clerk for Home, 426 Broadway, Lynn, panel on its closure couple has spent more than iting hours will be held in the Probation Department at followed by funeral Mass at 50 years in marriage and love the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Lynn District Court for many 10:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart By Bob Salsberg he would not be attending, together. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, years until her retirement. She Church, Lynn, and then buri- ASSOCIATED PRESS Potts had been expected John worked for many years on Friday prior to the Mass was also a clerk for B & M al in Pine Grove Cemetery, to testify but informed the as the assistant clerk of courts from 8-10 a.m. In lieu of Railroad from 1951-1959. Lynn. Visiting hours will be BOSTON — Top of cials committee otherwise on for Salem Superior Courts un- owers, contributions in Betty was a faithful mem- held on Monday from 3-7 of a Massachusetts col- Wednesday, Ives said. til his retirement in 2002. He John’s memory may be made ber of Sacred Heart Church in p.m. Relatives and friends lege that recently closed The panel would consid- was a one-time mem- to a charity of one’s Lynn, and also volunteered at are respectfully invited. In its doors declined to ap- er issuing subpoenas and ber of the AmVets Post choice. For directions the Sacred Heart Food Pantry. Betty’s memory, donations pear before lawmakers at holding a second hearing, 161 Franco American or to sign the online She volunteered for various can be made to My Brother’s an oversight hearing on she said. There was no Club in Lynn but John’s guestbook, please visit political campaigns through Table, 98 Willow St., Lynn, Wednesday, prompting immediate response to ef- true passion was al- www.cuffemcginn.com. the years, and was a longtime MA 01901. Directions and the head of the panel to forts to reach the of cials ways spending time Election Day poll checker. guestbook at www.solimine. warn it might issue sub- through the school. with his grandchildren. Betty is survived by her com. poenas. The chair of Mount Ida’s In addition to his wife, John son, John Condon and wife Mount Ida College, a unpaid board of trustees, leaves his daughter, Ellen Raf- Kathy Burns of Nahant, son small, private school in Carmin Reiss, was left to Kevin Condon and wife Lin- suburban Boston that answer pointed questions da of Swampscott; daughter, traces its history to 1899, from committee mem- announced last month it bers who pressed her on was shutting down after whether students or facul- Josef D. Leary the spring semester and ty at the school were mis- Steffe H. Dembowski, 97 that its assets and physi- led about the extent of the cal campus would be pur- school’s nancial distress chased by the University that ultimately led to its Josef Daniel Leary, ton while Josef was of Massachusetts-Amherst demise. beloved brother, son, stationed in Boston. LYNN — Steffe H. lie, Harry, Jessica in a $75 million deal. “What baf es my mind and friend, was born When not traveling (Ostrowski) Dem- and her husband The chair of the Senate is that neither the leader- in Lynn to Mary T. abroad Josef was bowski, age 97, of John, Ryan, Corey, Post Audit and Oversight ship of Mount Ida nor the Leary and James also posted in Wash- Lynn, died Saturday, Olivia, Louie, Glen, Committee, Democratic board of trustees disclosed Dennis Leary. Jo- ington, D.C. May 12, 2018, after Ben, Alana, Domi- Sen. Kathleen O’Connor the nancial problems to sef passed away on His mother, Mary a brief illness. She nic, Bryanna, Ashley Ives, said it was “very, very the students,” said Repub- Monday evening. T. Leary; his siblings, was the wife of the Rose, Joshua and disappointing” that the lican Sen. Dean Tran, sug- Josef was raised James, Joanne, John, late Henry W. Dem- Nicholas; her great- college’s president, Barry gesting that if more infor- in downtown Pea- Jane and Janet, and bowski and the late great grandchildren, Brown, and chief nancial mation had been offered body with his many siblings. many beloved nieces and Joseph Demboski. Jayson, Jenna and A lifelong Lynn resident, she Aiden; as well as several of cer, Jason Potts, did in recent years it may He graduated from Peabody nephews survive him. His fa- was the daughter of the late nieces and nephews. She not accept invitations to have in uenced decisions High School and was a proud ther, James Dennis Leary, pre- Stanislaw and Anna (Rydze- was predeceased by her son testify. While Brown had by students whether to at- graduate of Salem State Col- deceased him. wska) Ostrowski. She was a Henry and his wife Martha; previously told the panel tend or continue studies. lege and Columbus School of Josef was diagnosed with Law at The Catholic University Multiple Sclerosis in the prime graduate of Lynn Classical her sisters, Sophie, Stella and of America in Washington, D.C. of his life and served as an High School. Lottie, and her beloved dog, Rep: Lottery should be Josef was an attorney and example of courage in the Steffe loved her job as an Priscilla. member of the D.C. Bar. He face of the chronic/progres- aide at Lynn Hospital and Service information: Her involved in sports betting proudly served the United sive debilitating disease. Most Jesmond Nursing Home in memorial service will be States of America as a Bureau recently Josef was a resident Nahant. She was involved held on Friday at 11 a.m. in By Matt Murphy after the Supreme Court of Diplomatic Security Special at the Leonard Florence Cen- with many of the resident so- the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, STATE HOUSE this week struck down a Agent for the Department of ter for the Living, the nation’s cial activities at Abbott House 426 Broadway (Route 129), NEWS SERVICE federal ban on sports wa- State for nearly two decades. rst urban mode Green House Nursing Home, where she re- Lynn. Burial will be in St. gering outside of Nevada. He was bilingual (English Nursing Home on Admiral’s sided for nearly three years. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. Rela- BOSTON — Republican While it will ultimately and Spanish) with a working Hill in Chelsea. Josef spent the She enjoyed the bingo, music, tives and friends are respect- treasurer candidate Rep. be up to the Legislature knowledge of several other end of his life’s journey coura- and entertainment there, as fully invited. Visitation will be well as the Bible Club. on Friday from 10-11 a.m., Keiko Orrall believes the and governor to decide languages. During his career geously facing the challenges She is survived by three prior to the service. In lieu Lottery should be look- whether Massachusetts his service took him all over of living with MS as a pioneer children, Sandy and her of owers, donations may be ing for ways that it can should wade into the the world including in El Sal- resident along with other indi- vador for two years. He trav- viduals living with a life-alter- husband Bob, Michael, and made to Great Rock Church, become an “active partic- sports betting pool, Orrall eled extensively throughout ing neurological disease such Daniel and his wife Wendy; 256 Andover St., Danvers, MA called it “an opportunity ipant” in sports betting Latin America, Europe, Asia, as MS and ALS. Many thanks her grandchildren, Henry, 01923. Directions and guest- for us to boost local aid Africa, and the Middle East. are extended to his dedicated David, Robert and his wife book at www.solimine.com. support for our cities and His foreign service travels caregivers. In lieu of  owers, Tess, Cheryl, Michele, Glen IN MEMORIAM towns.” JEFFREY S. RESSE took him to places such as spend time with your loved and his wife Chantal, Lisa 2009 ~ MAY 17 ~ 2018 “These communities Saudi Arabia, Mongolia, In- ones and celebrate your life Marie, Danielle and Eric; her NINTH ANNIVERSARY depend on local aid pay- donesia, Portugal, and Russia together. great-grandchildren, Char- ments for everything from among many other destina- Service information: Fol- hiring teachers and police tions. He served under at least lowing cremation, visiting of cers to xing roads, ve different Secretaries of hours will be held on Thurs- therefore we need to look State for the U.S. Department day from 4 until 7:45 p.m., at this potential revenue of State. followed by a family service Edward E. Knowlton III, 68 source and maximize it,” Josef was honored by his at 7:45 at the CONWAY, Orrall said. high school by being inducted CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral 1949-2018 Gov. Charlie Baker and into its hall of fame. He also Home, 82 Lynn St., Pea- WRENTHAM — Edward E. co American Club in Lynn. legislative leaders said received many commenda- body, to which relatives and Monday that they need Knowlton III, of Wrentham Ed leaves his siblings, Joyce tions and awards during his friends are kindly invited to and formerly a longtime resi- A. Perkins of Gloucester and They say there is a reason. to take a thorough look time at the State Department attend. A family burial will be They say that time will heal. at Monday’s court ruling, dent of Lynn, passed away on David Knowlton of Lynn, as But neither time nor reason for his dedicated service. One held on Friday at 9:30 a.m. how legal sports betting Sunday, May 6, 2018 in the well as two nephews. will change the way I feel. highlight of his career was his at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Serenity Hill Nursing Center in Service information: A For no one knows the heartache might be implemented involvement in the successful Peabody. For directions and that lies behind my smile. in Massachusetts and Wrentham at the age of 68. memorial visitation will be No one knows the many times coordination of security for online obituary, visit www. whether the pros, such Born in Lynn on Sept. 3, held in the CUFFE-MCGINN I have broken down and cried. Nelson Mandela’s visit to Bos- ccbfuneral.com. 1949, he was the son of the Funeral Home, 157 Maple I want to tell you something as revenue, outweigh the so there won't be any doubt. cons of a further expan- late Edward E. Knowlton Sr. and St., Lynn, on Sunday, May 20 You're so wonderful to think of, the late Dorothy (Donahue). from 2-5 p.m. All other ser- sion of gambling as the but so hard to be without. Ed was raised and educated vices will be held privately. In We love you and miss you so state still works to get in Lynn and was a graduate lieu of owers, contributions very much. Mom, Dad, its casino industry off the Andy, and Allison Mary Ann Voci, 67 of Lynn Classical High School in Ed’s memory may be made ground. with the Class of 1965. to Edith Nourse Rogers Me- He went on to dedicate morial Veterans Hospital, Tour Ireland October 1-12, 2018 NAPLES, Fla. — Mary Ann and wife Jennie of Peabody, many years of himself to his 200 Springs Road, Bedford, 10 nights in Ireland (Klinos) Voci, aged 67, of and Vincent Voci; also a sister, work as a social worker for MA 01730. For directions or both the City of Lynn as well to sign the online guestbook, Join Brian Corcoran along with Brack Tours of Dublin, Rochester, N.H., and Naples, Margaret Valentine of Beverly, Ireland for the Wild Atlantic Way tour of Ireland. Fla., passed away on Saturday, Paul Gagnon of Salem, and as for the Commonwealth of please visit www.cuffemc- May 12, 2018, surrounded by Maynard Ellis of Texas. Also Massachusetts. In his spare ginn.com. We’ll visit the Cliffs of Moher, Dingle, Inch beach, Blarney Castle, Knock Shrine and village, Kilkenny her family. leaves several nieces and time, Ed loved to read books Castle, Blarney Woolen Mills, Dublin, Cork, and so She leaves behind her lov- nephews. and cheer on the Boston much more! ing husband, Joseph Voci; Service information: Ser- sports teams. He was also a Round trip ight, hotels, meals, luxury coach and brothers-in-law, Anthony Voci vices will be private. one-time member of the Fran- taxes included in the price. Brian sings and entertains throughout the tour. Seating is limited. Register now and just make a Did you know? deposit to guarantee your spot. 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays Registration Deadline is June 21. Need to find USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 For itinerary, price and registration form contact Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Brian at www.tourirlelandwithbrian.com or call and additional of ces. 508 451-6973. an article? Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States $20.00 for 4 weeks Home delivery $65.00 for 13 weeks Subscribe to $130.00 for 26 weeks subscribers $260.00 for 1 year e-edition on get FREE access Send payment to and POSTMASTER, send address changes to: to the e-edition on The Daily Item 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 ENTERTAINMENT Tragedy hits and Spike Lee rewrites ‘BlacKkKlansman’ By Jake Coyle ASSOCIATED PRESS CANNES, France — Spike Lee is holding court on the sunbaked rooftop terrace of the Cannes Film Festival hub, the Palais des Festivals, doing his best Pe- ter O'Toole impression. A passionate cinephile, Lee likes to punctuate his points with movie refer- ences or classic stand-up lines or sports metaphors. When it's suggested to him that his furious statement on race in Donald Trump's America, "BlacKkKlans- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS man," has rocked Cannes like nothing else at this Actor John David Washington, from left, director Spike Lee, and Adam year's festival, he smiles. Driver during a photo call for the film ‘BlacKkKlansman’ at the 71st in- For even a filmmaker ternational Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who has seldom pulled by producer Jordan Peele Former KKK leader Da- concludes with the image A historical wooden mask, plundered from the punches when it comes to graves of indigenous Alaskans, is displayed straight taking — what he ("Get Out"), Lee made vid Duke, who's played by of an upside-down black- what he knew would be Topher Grace in "BlacK- and-white American flag. during a ceremony at the Ethnological Muse- would call "da truth, Ruth" um in Berlin on Wednesday. — "BlacKkKlansman" a commentary on race in kKlansman," was part of "Those terrorist groups is a haymaker. The film, America. Then, during the rally. After it, President wrote themselves into the which is in competition a summer weekend in Donald Trump blamed film," Lee said in an inter- for Cannes' Palme d'Or, Martha's Vineyard, he "both sides" for the vio- view. "The real-life David A German museum is the true-life tale of an saw his film run directly lence. For Lee, it was a "de- Duke wrote himself into African-American police up to present day. On the fining moment" for Trump the film. The president of returns looted art to detective Ron Stallworth TV was news of the white and the United States. the United States wrote (played in the film by John supremacist march in Lee decided to end himself into the film. They David Washington, son of Charlottesville, Va., that "BlacKkKlansman" with gave us an ending we're indigenous Alaskans Denzel), who in 1979 infil- turned violent in clash- footage from Charlottes- not good enough to write." trated a Colorado Springs, es with counter-protest- ville (he sought and re- Focus Features will re- By David Rising Alaska Corporation. The Colo., cell of the Ku Klux ers. Anti-racism activist ceived permission from lease the film in August on ASSOCIATED PRESS group today represents the Klan. Heather Heyer was run Heyer's mother) and of the anniversary of Char- region's indigenous people. Introduced to the project over and killed. Trump's speech. The film lottesville. BERLIN — A Berlin "They're a connection museum has returned between the dead and the ancient wooden masks, living, the future and the an idol and other spiritu- past," he said Wednesday. ally significant artifacts "If you look, one eye open, plundered from graves by one eye shut, it's like trav- an explorer to indigenous eling between two worlds." Alaskans, ending an odys- The nine artifacts were sey in which many of the among some 200 Chugach items were thought forev- items collected for Ger- er lost. The masks, carved from many's Royal Museum of spruce or hemlock, are Ethnology by Norwegian daubed with red pigment adventurer Johan Adrian — a traditional tincture Jacobsen between 1882 made of seal oil, human and 1884. blood and powder from a Several were thought stone that indicate they lost at the end of World were used in burial cer- War II after being loot- emonies by tribes in the ed from the museum by Chugach area of Alaska. Soviet Red Army troops, One mask comes to a but they resurfaced in St. sharp point at the top, Petersburg, Russia. They symbolizing the de- were then given to a mu- seum in Leipzig in com- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ceased's transition to the spirit world. Another munist East Germany in Ryan Reynolds once again dons the red suit in the sequel to the 2016 hit. shows a face with one eye the 1970s. open and the other closed. Berlin's Ethnological Their exact age hasn't Museum only learned in been determined, but the 1980s that they had Review: As insane as the last, they're thought to be up to survived and eventually 1,000 years old. They were secured their return. taken from graves in caves Johnson learned of their ‘Deadpool 2’ won’t disappoint on Chenega Island in Alas- existence from Jacobsen's ka's Prince William Sound journals, where the ex- and a place known as San- plorer detailed how he as Ryan Reynolds once packs, "Say Anything," best here, while acting and By Mark Kennedy radna, whose exact loca- had found them in caves ASSOCIATED PRESS more dons the red suit dubstep, "Sharknado" and jumping in so much facial tion is no longer known, and taken them. He traced and katana swords for Reynolds himself, who prosthetics that it makes said John Johnson, a rep- them to the Ethnological At a recent screening of this saucy, overstuffed and mocks his disastrous ear- "Deadpool 2," the audience him look like he's inside resentative of the Chugach Museum. very entertaining sequel lier decision to play Green melted cheese — or, as the didn't get up when the end to the 2016 massive hit Lantern. first movie put it, an av- credits came up, patiently "Deadpool," which became "Deadpool 2" is as grue- ocado that had relations sitting through the scroll- the second-highest gross- some and violent as the ing names of visual effects ing R-rated film domesti- first, but perhaps the big- with an older avocado. supervisors and lighting cally after "The Passion gest victim is the very To really appreciate specialists. Real "Dead- of the Christ." How do we concept of superhero mov- "Deadpool 2" you have to pool" fans know to stick know that? Deadpool hap- ies. Our anti-hero adores have seen the original and around until the ushers pily brags about it in the mocking the moral clarity, probably every other Mar- toss them out. new film, continuing his earnestness and predict- vel superhero film, too. That's because the film- breaking-the-fourth-wall able stunts of his distant And be up on pop culture, makers aren't content humor. cousins. And, as a Marvel from Cher to Broadway with containing their Just some of the other property, he especially musicals. (It's a good thing sprawling, anarchic and things that get derided delights in lampooning there's no quiz at the end.) subversive hero in any this time are "Yentl," ''Fro- D.C. Comics. "So dark," conventional box. No, in zen," ''Stranger Things," Deadpool says to another Speaking of ends, don't em- the world of Deadpool, Wolverine, Jared Kushner, superhero. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S Gaza deaths demand action Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant At least 60 Palestinians come unlivable for its pop- serves a demotion” and Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall were killed by Israeli fire ulation of 2 million people. that the Israel Defence 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey Monday and more than “When you’re down to two Forces “is the most moral P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer 2,700 injured during pro- hours of power a day and army in the world.” Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan tests that coincided with you have 60 percent youth Surely such a statement Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman in light of the recent kill- the opening of the new unemployment rates, that Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ ings deserves a second Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 U.S. embassy in Jerusa- unlivability threshold has Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 lem — the deadliest day been passed,” Robert Pip- glance. Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 in Gaza since 2014. This is er, the U.N. Coordinator This is why I call on our All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 on top of at least 40 Pal- for Humanitarian Aid and very own Maryland Sen. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 estinians already killed Development Activities in Ben Cardin, as former Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 and 7,900 injured since the Occupied Palestinian ranking member of the Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 March 30, when 45 days Territory, said at the time. Senate Foreign Relations classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 of protest began leading “Every indicator, from en- committee, to withdraw the Israel Anti-Boycott Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 up to today: Nakba Day, ergy to water to health [email protected] which commemorates the care to employment to Act he co-sponsored and day in 1948 — 70 years poverty to food insecurity begin a public investiga- Circulation [email protected] ago — when 750,000 Pal- is declining.” tion into the usage of U.S. estinians were forceful- So it is no wonder that foreign aid to Israel. Ac- Ext. 3 cording to the Congressio- ly displaced from their the Palestinian people Newsroom homes and made refugees are now marching to the nal Research Service, $3.1 [email protected] practically overnight with Israeli border wall: The billion in foreign military [email protected] financing is given by the the creation of the state of people of Gaza have been Ext. 4 EDITORIAL Israel. forced into a catastrophe U.S. to Israel every year. If the aforementioned ac- Sports By contrast, it appears — the literal translation [email protected] no Israeli soldiers were of the Arabic word nak- tivities represent gross vi- wounded, let alone killed, ba — in which they have olations of human rights, Ext. 5 by the Gaza actions. nothing to lose and no way then this foreign aid is Retail and Online Now is the time for citi- to leave. illegal and must be with- Advertising zens of conscience to stand So what is America’s re- drawn until full account- [email protected] ability for these actions is up for the rights of those course? Congress passed ADVERTISING killed to ensure that their the Department of De- attained. deaths will not have been fense Leahy Law as part Unfortunately, in our po- Peter Battinelli litical system, very rarely Sales Representative, ext. 1217 in vain. of its annual appropria- [email protected] For any progressive Jew- tions act of 1999. Under do the centers of power take action without im- ish American like myself, the law, the U.S. govern- Ernie Carpenter Jr. mense outside pressure Director of Advertising we must fight for the right ment is prohibited from from grassroots activists. and Business Development, ext. 1355 of Palestinian refugees to using funds “for assis- This is why we as citizens [email protected] return to their homes — tance to foreign security of conscience must make Michele Iannaco as codified in U.N. Reso- forces where there is cred- our voices heard in local Sales Representative, ext. 1315 lution 194 — or receive ible information implicat- publications, in demon- [email protected] due compensation, for we ing those forces in the strations, and in calls to Ralph Mitchell commission of gross vio- too were refugees once. our elected officials. In the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 We must oppose the use lations of human rights.” words of Rev. Martin Lu- [email protected] of U.S. tax dollars in the Last month, a video went PHOTO | MARCUS YAM/LOS ANGELES TIMES ther King Jr: “In the end, Patricia Whalen gross violation of Palestin- viral of Israeli soldiers we will remember not the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Relatives of Taher Ahmed Madi, 25, carry his ian human rights. And we laughing and cheering words of our enemies, but [email protected] body from the Shifa Hospital morgue to his must support internation- after one of them shot the silence of our friends.” BUSINESS OFFICE home after he was killed during a protest at al pressure on Israel to an apparently unarmed Now is the time to speak the border fence separating Israel and Gaza end the occupation of the individual in Gaza. In re- out. Susan J. Conti in a camp east of Gaza City, Gaza, on Monday. Palestinian territories at sponse to the news, Israe- Controller, ext. 1288 this dire moment. li Defense Minister Avig- Nathan Feldman is an [email protected] In July, the United Na- dor Lieberman said “The organizer with Freedom to Ted Grant tions reported that the sniper deserves a medal Boycott MD. He wrote this Publisher, ext. 1234 US Embassy Gaza Strip had long ago be- and the photographer de- for the Baltimore Sun. [email protected] Marian Kinney ALBERT R. HUNT ext. 1212 move gives Israel [email protected] Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 undeserved reward Voters miss Obama because [email protected] Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 Middle East experts might quibble about the legal [email protected] specifics, but a founding principle of the United Na- they respect integrity Mike Shanahan tions is that its members not acquire the territory of Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 others through military force. The United States has A CNN poll last week tegrity. to protect Vice President [email protected] gone to war repeatedly to beat back nations that de- showed that most Ameri- They haven’t gotten Dick Cheney. (Trump par- Carolina Trujillo fied this principle, but in Jerusalem on Monday, the cans think Barack Obama it. It’s familiar territory doned him in April.) Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Trump administration rewarded Israel for its 1967 was a better president worth reviewing. Trump But the scale of Trump [email protected] military seizure of Arab East Jerusalem. than Donald Trump has has refused to divest his administration mendacity Jim Wilson With the U.S. Embassy’s opening in Jerusalem, Amer- been. The margin was business holdings and has no modern equivalent. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ica joins only two other countries — Paraguay and Gua- huge: 19 percentage relishes using his presi- And yes, Obama mis- [email protected] temala — in formally recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s points. dency to enhance them. led people about wheth- CIRCULATION capital. The rest of the world has opted to abide by Arti- Trump supporters will The latest example came er they’d be able to keep Lisa Mahmoud cle 2 of the U.N. Charter and continue recognizing East yell “fake news,” but this week when it was re- their existing medical-in- Jerusalem, Israeli-annexed Golan Heights and settled Manager, ext. 1239 they’ll be wrong. Respon- ported that the Chinese surance plans under his [email protected] portions of the West Bank as occupied territory. dents to the same survey government is lending a signature Obamacare CLASSIFIED There must be no ambiguity on where the United thought Hillary Clinton state-owned construction health-care program. States stands on this principle. America has fought would have been a better company $500 million But his supposed scan- Abbe Young Smith two bloody wars — leading U.N. forces against North president than Trump, but to build an Indonesian dals were phony ones con- Manager, ext. 1276 Korean invaders of South Korea in 1950 and in 1991 [email protected] only by three percentage theme park that features jured by right-wing gun- to liberate Kuwait from occupying Iraqi forces — to points. By comparison, she a Trump-branded hotel slingers. uphold the principle of respect for territorial sover- NEWSROOM bested Trump in the 2016 and golf course. Congressional Republi- eignty. Russia today is under heavy U.S.-led interna- Bill Brotherton popular vote by 2.1 per- Trump’s Environmental cans whipped themselves tional sanctions for the 2014 seizure and annexation Features Editor ext. 1338 centage points. Protection Agency’s ad- into a froth over the “Fast of Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula. [email protected] The wide preference ministrator, Scott Pruitt, and Furious” case involv- Territorial respect is essential to the maintenance Gayla Cawley for Obama over Trump is the subject of 11 feder- ing a government action of international order. Israel deserves no special ex- Reporter, ext. 1236 (and Clinton) has little al inquiries into his travel against Mexican drug ception. [email protected] relationship to public at- expenses, security practic- cartels in which a fed- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argues that Cheryl Charles titudes toward policies on es and sweetheart condo eral agent was killed. A he has bent over backward to negotiate peace with News Editor, ext. 1278 taxes, health care or Iran deal with an energy lob- detailed investigation by the Palestinians, only to be rejected at every turn. [email protected] policy. (Obama and Clin- byist’s wife, among other Fortune magazine, not an Palestinian leaders have bungled every opportunity Bella diGrazia things. Trump’s personal Obama apologist, conclud- that’s come their way, but Netanyahu has done his ton are pretty well aligned Reporter, ext. 1317 lawyer, Michael Cohen, ed that Republican accu- best to erect as many barriers as possible to the ad- on those.) [email protected] The explanation seems has become best known sations against Obama ad- vancement of negotiations. Thomas Grillo simpler: a respect for in- for arranging a $130,000 ministration officials were Even amid Israeli celebrations in Jerusalem on “replete with distortions, Reporter, ext. 1264 Monday, Israeli forces turned Gaza into a shooting tegrity. Obama had it, payoff to silence a porn [email protected] running a largely corrup- star about a fling with errors, partial truths and gallery. More than 50 Palestinians, including chil- Spenser Hasak tion-free administration. Trump. The investigation even some outright lies.” dren, were killed and 1,700 wounded during protests Another would-be scan- Photographer, ext. 1332 Monday. No Israeli casualties have been reported. The Trump presidency, all led by special counsel [email protected] Robert Mueller into links dal over charges that the All notions of U.S. even-handedness in peace nego- 16 months of it, has been Thor Jourgensen marked by lies, greed, eth- between the Trump cam- Internal Revenue Service tiations are out the window with this embassy move, singled out conservative Editorial Director, ext. 1267 ical transgressions and paign and Russian med- despite the Trump administration’s assertion that groups for special scrutiny [email protected] criminal charges. dling in the 2016 election the final status of Jerusalem remains up for negoti- fizzled out when the Trea- Steve Krause None of these offens- has produced indictments ation. Israel has steadily forced Arabs off their own sury Department Inspec- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 es daunts the hardcore or guilty pleas involving land in East Jerusalem, then sold the land to Jewish tor General, in the Trump [email protected] Trump base. But another 19 people and three com- developers to extend Israeli control and weaken any administration, found that Harold Rivera 10 percent of the voters panies. Palestinian claim to the occupied territory. The em- it was a canard. Sports Reporter, ext. 1238 who cast ballots for him The Washington Post’s bassy move encourages Israeli impunity. There are legitimate de- [email protected] in 2016 are showing signs fact checker has counted The move results not from carefully calculated di- bates over whether Trump Owen O’Rourke of being bothered, as sug- 3,001 false or misleading plomacy but rather because President Donald Trump or Obama deserve more Photographer, ext. 1224 gested in an exquisite presidential claims — so is honoring a commitment to a single campaign me- credit for the strength [email protected] 15,000 word article last far. That’s an average of ga-donor, billionaire Sheldon Adelson. The Las Ve- of the economy, or which Roberto Scalese 6.5 per day. gas casino magnate donated $5 million to Trump’s weekend on Trump vot- president would do bet- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 inaugural committee and has been so outspoken in ers in the Upper Midwest Sure, some apologists ter in a room alone with [email protected] rationalize, all politicians his advocacy of the embassy move, he even offered by the Washington Post’s North Korea’s Kim Jong Mark Sutherland to finance its construction, estimated to cost between Dan Balz. These voters, have scandals and lie. Un. Creative Director $500 million and $1 billion. Democratic Congress- President Bill Clinton lied There is no legitimate [email protected] Palestinians and Israelis share blame for the mis- woman Cheri Bustos told about sex, crossed an ethi- debate, however, about Anne Marie Tobin erable state of the peace process, but Trump’s embas- Balz, were “Trump triers” cal line on fundraising and which one is more truthful outrageously pardoned Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 sy move marks a setback of almost insurmountable who turned to him either or honest. [email protected] proportions. because they were turned the criminal fugitive Marc off by Clinton or wanted Rich. An aide to President Albert R. Hunt is a col- Bridget Turcotte An editorial from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. George W. Bush, Scooter Reporter, ext. 1269 to shake things up. They umnist for Bloomberg [email protected] expect a modicum of in- Libby, lied to a grand jury News. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump Jr. can’t recall discussing the Russia probe with his father By Mary Clare and help Trump. Repub- new details about how the dissatisfaction of Trump Jalonick, Eric Tucker lican chairman Richard Trump Tower meeting — Jr. and other campaign and Chad Day Burr of North Carolina central to special counsel aides, including broth- ASSOCIATED PRESS said in a statement that Robert Mueller's investi- er-in-law Jared Kushner, his staff had spent 14 gation into potential collu- when the meeting failed to WASHINGTON — Don- months "reviewing the sion between Trump aides yield the harmful Clinton ald Trump Jr. struck an sources, tradecraft and and the Kremlin — came information they thought unapologetic tone during analytic work, and we see to be arranged and efforts they'd get — as well as the hours of congressional no reason to dispute the afterward to mitigate the increasing panic of one of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS questioning last year, say- conclusions." political damage arising the meeting participants ing he didn't think there Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman The Judiciary Commit- from its disclosure. who feared his reputation Mark Warner, D-Va., goes behind closed doors to was anything wrong with would be ruined by his tee transcripts reveal The transcripts show the vote on Gina Haspel to lead the CIA, Wednesday. meeting a Russian lawyer role in having set it up. at Trump Tower ahead of Trump Jr. answered "No, the 2016 presidential elec- I don't recall" when asked GOP pushes for a tion or that the get-togeth- if he had spoken with his er might have been part father about the Rus- of a Russian government sia investigation, and he speedy confirmation effort to aid his father, ac- could not recall if he had cording to transcripts re- spoken with him the day leased Wednesday. the Trump Tower meet- vote for CIA nominee The committee released ing was arranged. But he overseas at secret lock-ups more than 1,800 pages of By Deb Riechmann insisted he had never dis- ASSOCIATED PRESS and trying to get them to transcripts of interviews cussed the meeting with talk by subjecting them with Trump Jr. and oth- him. WASHINGTON — Re- to sleep deprivation and ers who attended a June Asked if he thought it publicans are pushing other harsh interrogation 9, 2016, meeting at which was problematic to take a for a speedy confirmation techniques, such as water- they expected to receive meeting described to him vote as early as Thursday boarding, which simulates dirt about Trump's oppo- as part of a Russian gov- after the Senate intelli- drowning. Haspel super- nent, Democrat Hillary ernment effort to aid his gence committee endorsed vised one of those detention Clinton. father's campaign, Trump President Donald Trump's sites in Thailand, but de- Meanwhile, the Senate Jr. said no. CIA nominee Gina Haspel tails of her work there have intelligence committee FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS "I didn't think that lis- to lead the spy agency. not been declassified. said it stands behind a tening to someone with in- But opponents con- Her nomination, howev- 2017 assessment by U.S. The president’s eldest son deflected multiple formation relevant to the cerned about Haspel's role er, also was applauded by intelligence agencies that questions from the Senate Judiciary Commit- fitness and character of in CIA covert detention former top intelligence of- Russia intervened in the tee, responding to dozens of queries by saying a presidential candidate sites after 9/11 could delay ficials and spy profession- election to hurt Clinton he could not recall. would be an issue, no." a vote by the full Senate als who cited her years of until next week. experience at the CIA in The committee voted 10-5 mostly undercover posts Bill Gates gives $44M in order to in Haspel's favor on Wednes- both in the United States day, paving the way for her and abroad. She is current- expected confirmation to ly acting CIA director. become the first woman to Five Democrats on the influence state education plans lead the CIA. Republican committee voted against leaders in the Senate want Haspel, but two gave her By Sally Ho His nonprofit Bill and spending paid for research education law called the to hold that vote before the a nod. The committee's ASSOCIATED PRESS Melinda Gates Founda- aligned with Gates' inter- Every Student Succeeds end of the week, but she is top-ranking Democrat, tion has given about $44 ests, led to friendly media Act. The law gives states opposed by Republican Sen. Sen. Mark Warner of Vir- SEATTLE — Billionaire million to outside groups coverage and had a role in flexibility to create their Rand Paul of Kentucky and ginia, said Haspel would philanthropist Bill Gates over the past two years to helping write one state's own education system some Democrats who could be a strong advocate for saw an opportunity with a help shape new state edu- new education system framework defining what object. the agency's rank-and-file new federal education law cation plans required un- framework. a "good school" is — and Haspel's nomination has and an "independent voice that has widespread re- der the 2015 law, accord- The grants illustrate in turn states get federal reopened debate about the who can and will stand up percussions for American ing to an Associated Press how strategic and immer- dollars for complying with CIA's now-defunct program on behalf of our nation's in- classrooms. analysis of its grants. The sive the Microsoft founder their own rules. of detaining terror suspects telligence community." can be in pursuit of his education reform agenda, quietly wielding national influence over how schools operate. Gates' carefully Deadline: curated web of influence is often invisible but allows his foundation to drive May 23 the conversation in sup- port of its vision on how to reshape America's strug- gling school systems. Critics call it meddling by a foundation with vast We remember those who wealth and resources. The have passed away and are Gates Foundation says it's simply helping states especially dear to us. navigate a "tectonic" shift in responsibility for edu- On Saturday, May 26 cation — from the federal      government to more local     control.      "For 50 states with vary-     ing sets of capacities and      capabilities and readiness,    it was both an opportuni- ty and also a concern that      states and partners in   those states needed sup-     FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS port," said Allan Golston, president of the Gates   An advocacy group in Tennessee funded by Bill Foundation's U.S. work. Gates had a say in the state’s new education The Gates Foundation How to place your memorial ad: plan, with its leader sitting on an important spent about $44 million fo- advising committee. cused on the 2015 federal Please choose one of the following shields: (if no check is made, Plume of volcanic ash lingers shield will not appear) SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away over Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly Lovingly remembered remembered By Sophia Yan “The plume, it’s not near that would hurl huge by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim ASSOCIATED PRESS as ashy as it was yester- rocks and ash miles into and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son day, and it’s rising more the sky. But it’s not cer- Tom. Tom. HONOLULU — A plume or less vertically over the tain when or if that might of volcanic ash lingered summit region.” happen. over the Kilauea volcano Because of the ash, For those on the ground Wednesday, prompting USGS scientists operated near the lava vents, health more warnings for pilots from a backup command warnings were issued be- to avoid the mountain a center at the University of cause of dangerous volca- day after it spewed ash Hawaii at Hilo. nic gases. 12,000 feet into the air, Poland did not have an An air-quality alert was scientists said. immediate height on the in effect for an area near . The plume is separate plume Wednesday since the Lanipuna Gardens from the lava eruptions scientists were not staff- subdivision. That area happening about 25 miles ing the observatory at the was evacuated shortly away from summit, where summit. They will have to after the eruption began about 20 lava fissures rely on remote observa- May 3. Most fissures are have destroyed more than tions, he said. in that subdivision or the two dozen homes and “Things seem to be pro- adjoining Leilani Estates forced the evacuation of gressing largely as they neighborhood. about 2,000 residents. have been, except for a Several fissures re- The volcano discharged shift in wind and less ash,” mained active Wednesday, the ash Tuesday because Poland said. producing lava spatter. of rocks falling into the Scientists remained on Lava from one fissure that summit, U.S. Geological alert for more violent ac- had been clearing a path Survey geophysicist Mike tivity. Geologists have toward the ocean, about Poland said. warned that the summit 2 miles away, had not    “There is very little wind could have a separate ex- advanced in the last 24        at the summit,” he said. plosive steam eruption hours.          A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- frequent passes by her home. California building explosion larly arrests, reflect police records. A walk-in reported erratic In the event of a perceived inac- vehicle operated by a wom- curacy, it is the sole responsibility an on Tuesday at 3:55 p.m. investigated as intentional passing cars from the Lyn- of the concerned party to contact nway to the rotary to Lynn gators were still working the relevant police department and Shore Drive. The operator was By Michael Balsamo have the department issue a no- ASSOCIATED PRESS to determine a motive and also flipping off other drivers. figure out exactly how tice of correction to the Daily Item. Suspect vehicle ended up in LOS ANGELES — An the device was brought to Corrections or clarifications will not Marblehead. She was told explosion that rocked a the spa. He would not say be made without express notice of Marblehead police lack juris- Southern California med- whether the woman killed ical building, killing the diction in Lynn but would let had been specifically tar- change from the arresting police owner of a day spa and other units know to be on the geted. department. seriously injuring two pa- lookout. Two officials told The trons, is being investigat- On Tuesday at 8:22 p.m., Associated Press that in- ed as a crime after federal LYNN caller reported a white man vestigators believe the officials found remnants was hitting golf balls into the blast was caused by an Arrests of an explosive device in- water from the beach. He is side the spa, officials said explosive package that Emil Cantin, 56, of 89 Allen wearing a white tank top and Wednesday. was specifically targeting the office where the ex- Ave., was charged with oper- boxers and has been drinking The explosion occurred plosion occurred. One of ating a vehicle with a sus- at the beach. Officer spoke to Tuesday in Aliso Viejo, the suspect who said he is in about 50 miles south of the officials said one of the pended license on Wednes- victims was believed to be day at 9:01 a.m. for the night and is temporar- Los Angeles. It blew siding ily living on Fort Sewall Lane. off the walls, exposing in- the target. Jonathan Gerweck was The officials were briefed arrested on Tuesday at 2:55 sulation and framing and shattering windows at the on the investigation but p.m. for destruction of prop- REVERE two-story building. not authorized to discuss erty, disorderly conduct, oper- the matter publicly and Complaints "At this point, we do ating a motor vehicle with a not believe this was an spoke to the AP on condi- suspended license and use Shoplifting reported at Fa- accident," said Paul Dela- tion of anonymity. of motor vehicle without per- Orange County Under- mous Footwear on Furlong court, special agent in mission. sheriff Don Barnes says Drive on Tuesday at 11:27 charge of the FBI's field Isaiah Graham, 36, of 19 the formal identification a.m.; an unwanted person office in Los Angeles. "Our Liberty St., was arrested for of the body was continuing reported on Bellingham Ave- working theory is that this drinking in public on Tuesday explosion was caused by a but authorities believe it nue on Tuesday at 4:04 p.m., at 6:40 p.m. device." is that of Ildiko Krajnyak, peace restored; suspicious Patrick Kayulu, 41, was Pieces of the device a licensed cosmetologist. activity at the Revere Hous- arrested for drinking in public found at the scene were The two patrons who ing Authority on Hutchin- on Tuesday at 6:56 p.m. being sent to the FBI's were injured were under- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS son Street at 4:27 p.m. on Patrick Severino, 28, of 50 laboratory in Quantico, going surgery Wednesday Tuesday; at Ambrose Park Firefighters and sheriff’s deputies escort chil- Brownville Ave., was arrested Va., to be analyzed, he and expected to survive. on Tuesday at 3:40 p.m.; on said. A third victim was treated dren from Academy on the Hill pre-K school in for operating a motor vehicle Mountain Avenue on Tuesday Delacourt said investi- for smoke inhalation. Aliso Viejo, Calif., Tuesday. with a suspended license at 11:14 p.m.; on Campbell and equipment violation on Avenue on Tuesday at 10:31 Wednesday at 12:18 a.m. p.m.; on Wednesday at 7:27 Wayne Then, 31, of 893 a.m. at Market Basket. Michigan State agrees to pay Western Ave., was arrested on Tuesday at 7:23 p.m. for as- Accidents sault with a dangerous weap- $500M to settle Nassar claims on, and possession of drugs Report of a hit and run with intent to distribute. property accident at North By David Eggert change on our campus and Shore Road and Frank Ave- and Ed White in our community around MARBLEHEAD nue on Tuesday at 8:28 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS sexual assault awareness and prevention." Complaints SAUGUS LANSING, Mich. — It's not clear how much Michigan State Univer- each victim will receive, sity agreed to pay $500 On Tuesday at 10:08 a.m., Complaints although the money will a man came into the station million to settle claims not be divided equally. It's and said he wanted his son On Tuesday at 5:28 a.m. from more than 300 wom- also unclear where the arrested. While he was in a a 911 caller from Oak Crest en and girls who said they money will come from. nursing home his son took Street reported a man wield- were assaulted by sports University spokeswom- doctor Larry Nassar in all his furniture and turned off ing a drill was breaking into an Emily Guerrant said the worst sex-abuse case his cell phones, the man re- an abandoned home. Sus- school leaders will now in sports history, officials work on a way to pay the ported. As a result, he and his pect’s vehicle was parked in announced Wednesday. wife do not have phones, he the driveway at 14 Oak Crest bill. The deal surpasses the Rachael Denhollander said. Concerned that he and St. Man was seen carrying a $100 million-plus paid by of Louisville, Ky., who in his wife cannot call 911 if bag from the home and plac- Penn State University to 2016 was the first woman needed. Caller said he has a ing it into his vehicle. Suspect settle claims by at least to publicly identify herself phone that his daughter gave was described as a white 35 people who accused as a victim, said the agree- him, but he didn’t know how man with a beard, wearing assistant football coach ment "reflects the incredi- to turn it on. Visiting nurse to jeans and a gray hoodie. Two Jerry Sandusky of sexual ble damage which took go to the home. Phone is op- officers and a sergeant were abuse, though the Nassar place on MSU's campus." erable. dispatched but reported the deal involves far more But she said she still has Officer reported a wallet vehicle was gone upon arrival. victims. not seen any "meaningful was found at Mino’s Roast A 911 caller reported a "We are truly sorry to reform" at the university. Beef on Atlantic Avenue on vehicle drove into a wall out- all the survivors and their Nassar treated cam- Tuesday at 12:12 p.m. There side of Walmart with airbag families for what they pus athletes and scores was no Massachusetts ID in deployment on Tuesday at FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have been through, and of young gymnasts at his we admire the courage Michigan State office, the wallet, but officer found 11:39 a.m. The caller said the Larry Nassar, 54, pleaded guilty to molesting an Abbott Library card and female driver said she was it has taken to tell their building an international women and girls under the guise of treatment stories," said Brian Bres- reputation while working contacted the library. A staff not injured. Engine 3 and an and was caught with child pornography. He is lin, chairman of Michigan at the same time for USA member left a voicemail on ambulance dispatched and serving three prison sentences that will likely State's governing board. Gymnastics, which trains the owners’ phone that wallet discovered a second vehicle keep him locked up for life. "We recognize the need for Olympians. was at the police station. was also damaged by the On Tuesday at 2:13 p.m., woman. Sergeant requested caller from Cambridge report- tow truck for both vehicles. ed her concern about a possi- On Tuesday at 12:51 p.m., Lawyer says that rapper T.I. was ble Facebook scam. She tried a caller from Jackson Street to buy tickets to an event on reported her neighbor had a Facebook event page. She been stealing bicycles and ‘wrongfully arrested’ near home sent the seller a message has several of them behind through Facebook Messenger her house. Officer sent and By Jonathan months in federal prison who told her to send payment found eight bikes in the back- Landrum Jr. on a probation violation in through PayPal, which she yard. There were not any re- ASSOCIATED PRESS 2010 after he was arrest- did. At that point, the seller ports of stolen bikes. Officer ed on drug charges in Los stopped responding to her spoke to the homeowner who ATLANTA — The rap- Angeles. The drug arrest per T.I. was arrested early messages and she noticed said the bikes were brought violated his probation — Wednesday as he tried to others were trying to buy the over from their former home he had been ordered not to enter his gated commu- commit a crime and not to tickets as well. One of those in Everett. Police officer was nity outside Atlanta and potential buyers posted an satisfied they were not stolen. illegally possess any con- was charged with dis- trolled substances — and article showing the seller’s Callers from Springdale Av- orderly conduct, public profile picture, which was a enue on Tuesday at 2:17 p.m. led to an 11-month prison drunkenness and simple sentence at an Arkansas mugshot from a murderer in reported a white man in an assault — but the artist's prison. older black sedan was steal- the United Kingdom. Those lawyer called it a wrong- Despite T.I.'s arrest potential buyers also posted ing metal from backyards. ful arrest. Wednesday, the rapper the seller was unresponsive. Officers dispatched and T.I. is one of the biggest has stayed out of trouble PayPal reversed the payment stopped the motor vehicle names in hip-hop, with for the past several years. and said the seller’s account that matched the description multiple platinum-selling He's been active in the was closed. Caller said she of the caller at Intervale and albums and singles, pro- community, focusing on was in fear. Dispatcher of- Hillside avenues. Matter re- duction credits and roles youth programs for boys fered to send officer to make mains under investigation. in films like "ATL" and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and girls, and has said he "American Gangster." Police say rapper T.I. has been arrested for dis- feels his role continues to Henry County Deputy orderly conduct and public drunkenness as he grow in helping those that Police Chief Mike Ireland tried to enter his gated community outside At- need assistance the most. Selling a house? said the rapper was ar- He also is one of 38 advis- rested around 4:30 a.m. lanta on Wednesday. Buying a house? ers for new Atlanta mayor after he got into an ar- rested." He said the guard tification," Sadow said in Keisha Lance Bottoms' gument with a security was asleep when his client a statement, referring to first 100 days in office. Find out what properties guard. Media reports say arrived at the guardhouse T.I. as Tip. "Words were Last month, T.I. was recently sold in your area. the Grammy-winning art- and it took "some time exchanged and apparent- among thousands who ist, whose real name is to wake up the sleeping ly the guard and/or a su- marched in a rally on the Check out Clifford Harris, had lost guard." pervisor called the police. 50th anniversary of the the Real Estate page his key and the guard Sadow said T.I. identi- When the police arrived, assassination of the Rev. wouldn't let him into the fied himself and sought they were not interested Martin Luther King Jr. in Saturday’s paper. community. entry, but the guard re- in hearing Tip's side of The rapper also has tak- Ireland said T.I. and a fused. The rapper contact- the story and wrongfully en part in a past march in friend were arrested. The ed his wife Tameka "Tiny" chose to end the situation Atlanta against police-in- rapper has been released Cottle, who confirmed that by arresting Tip." volved shooting deaths of on bail. her husband should be al- The rapper served about African-Americans. He His attorney, Steve Sa- lowed inside the commu- seven months in prison in has said he intends to fo- dow, said in a statement nity. 2009 after his arrest on cus on doing things that Wednesday that the rap- "The guard continued to federal gun charges. "affect our communities in per was "wrongfully ar- refuse entry without jus- He also spent about 10 a positive light." THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Swampscott man is charged with two rapes RAPES Losano had been denied From A1 a position with the Mas- sachusetts State Police to disclose a sexual as- because of the restraining sault,” said Suffolk County order, which led him to ap- District Attorney Daniel ply for one with the New F. Conley in a statement. Hampshire State Police, “No matter who you are, court records show. no matter what you do for Court records show that work, no matter where Losano told a New Hamp- you’re from or where you shire state trooper, when live, you can count on our asked if he had been in- support, respect and advo- volved in many fights cacy.” growing up, that he had Losano was positively been and that “some peo- identified by each victim ple were severely hurt.” — the investigation is on- The trooper also asked going for those incidents, him if he had been in a as well as similar assaults fight “where he actually against additional vic- bit a portion of someone’s tims, prosecutors said. ear off,” and Losano al- Arnold Abelow, Losano’s legedly responded “that defense attorney, said at a might have happened.” bail hearing, the presump- The trooper noted that tion of guilt usually pre- Losano appeared “cocky” vails, adding that he “could when speaking about the The Lady Bulldogs Drill team included: Front row from left, Yereline Taveras, Rosa Pinto, Elisa have been Perry Mason incident and had a smile Mendez, Laudys Reinoso, Vanessa Magulis. Second row from left, Lillian Cardona, Yinelky Rosa- and still lost the case. on his face when he said rio, Emilia Garcia, Julaiska Trinidad, Alicia Donoso, Leslie Chinchilla, Mirelys Feliciano. Back “These women were “no one messed with me.” row from left, Amy Lopez, Manyuri Deleon, Stephany Estrada, Janae Cole, Victoria Guerrero, women of the street,” Losano was previously Angelie Cruz, Majorie Rodriguez. said Abelow. “Maybe their charged with assault and credibility could be ques- battery with a dangerous tioned. Maybe they have weapon in Lynn District big, long criminal records Court, but the case was Another win for English cadets that could impeach their later dismissed. A former credibility.” Swampscott police chief Abelow said his client LYNN — The English er teams from across the fifth in Unarmed Platoon ual Drill (Stephany Estra- revoked Losano’s license had a small involvement to carry a firearm, court High School Marine Corps nation, the English Lady Exhibition. da); third place in Unarmed with the courts before his Junior Reserve Officers Bulldogs placed third in The team also brought Individual Drill (Tyler records show. arrest on Tuesday — Losa- In its ruling, the com- Training Corps drill team Unarmed Inspection; third home seven individual Generazzo); fifth place in no had two cases that were mission noted the New placed fifth overall at the in Unarmed Commander drill medals: First place Unarmed Individual Drill dismissed, one from Lynn Hampshire state trooper’s 2018 All Service National Award (Rosa Pinto); third in Armed Individual Drill (Yinelky Rosario); eighth and one from Swampscott. investigation depicted “an High School Drill Team in Unarmed Dual Exhi- (Erignacio Fermin); second place in Unarmed Individ- But court records show individual not in touch Championship in Daytona bition (Alicia Donoso and place in Armed Individual ual Drill (Janae Cole); tenth past acts of violence from with reality,” and that Beach May 5 and 6. Mirelys Feliciano); fourth Drill (Phat Hoang); second place in Unarmed Individu- Losano, who applied to he expressed no remorse Competing with 20 oth- in Unarmed Regulation; place in Unarmed Individ- al Drill (Erignacio Fermin). and was denied positions about previous fights he with Swampscott Police, may have had or injuries Massachusetts State Po- he may have caused, but Firefighters go out on limb to rescue cat lice and New Hampshire “instead seemed to take State Police. pride in the fact that he Court records showed Archer said the neighbors Sullivan said she and hausted, panting, thirsty, imposed damage to anoth- CAT Losano was previously had reported a cat had Gorski had also called and wide-eyed and shaky, er person.” From A1 bypassed for a position been in a tree for a num- some tree service com- but he also seemed re- Swampscott Superin- as a reserve police officer things finally turnedber of days. Normally, he panies to help. Since the lieved to be reunited with tendent Pamela Ange- with the Swampscott Po- around on Tuesday when said the fire department cat had been up there for lakis issued a statement his owner. lice Department. He had she received assistance on Wednesday confirming doesn’t get cats out of three days, they were con- Sullivan said they need- been ranked second on a from two local Good Sa- that Losano worked for the trees anymore. cerned Cutie was going to ed to secure the cat in a certification list from the maritans, Brittany Gorski Swampscott Public Schools. But since the cat had been get weak — crows were dog crate to get him to the state’s Human Resources and Cassie Vitali Sullivan, “Joseph Losano served there for a few days, and it flying around and the cat veterinarian, and since her Division to fill 11 reserve both Lynn residents. was a young kitten that was really nervous. vehicle was large enough as a per-diem substitute police officer positions teacher in Swampscott Gorski said her friend’s appeared to be in distress, Sullivan said the wind to fit it, she took Soler and with the department in mother lives on High Rock the department “decided to was blowing the cat Cutie to the vet. Soler’s Public Schools from Janu- 2001. But the town did not ary 2017 to March 2017,” and posted on Facebook veer away from policy and around up in the tree and boyfriend met them there select Losano and he filed that the cat had been up get the cat down.” he had to hold on. with a cat carrier. Angelakis wrote. “He has a bypass appeal with the not worked for the district in the tree for three days. Firefighters responded “I was kind of amazed to “It all worked out,” she Civil Service Commission. She said she happened shortly before 1 p.m. and see how it balanced itself said. “I think the cat’s in any capacity since that The commission up- time.” to see the post and got in crews from Ladder 2 were up there,” Sullivan said. fine.” held the town’s decision The Boston Police Sexual touch with her friend, Sul- able to get the cat down, “It’s a young cat. It’s usu- Soler said Cutie had a to bypass Losano for ap- Assault Unit is encourag- livan, because they always which was about 45 feet ally not outside. They can fever, but is fine now. She pointment, finding there ing anyone who may have try to help when there’s an up in the tree. climb quickly, but can’t al- is thankful for all the help was an alleged incident been a victim of Losano to animal in need. “In general, we do not ways find their way back she received. where Losano had pointed come forward and contact Gorski said after sever- get cats out of trees,” Ar- down, especially with a “(Tuesday) was my birth- a handgun at a man and them at 617-343-4400. al calls to the fire depart- cher said. “Cats tend to get younger cat who probably day,” Soler said. “I think it there had been a restrain- ment, crews eventually down on their own, but we never climbed before.” was the greatest present ing order issued against Gayla Cawley can be relented. made an exception in this After the rescue, Sulli- they could give me was Losano in 1995, which he reached at gcawley@item- Lynn Fire Chief Stephen case.” van said the cat was ex- giving me my cat.” later violated, according live.com. Follow her on to the commission ruling. Twitter @GaylaCawley. Capital letters: Spelling bee champ ready for Washington Marine Science Center SPELLING Joel Abramson. “And it’s cited for Will to have this ment we are most proud of From A1 worth every penny.” opportunity,” she said. “I him for, regardless of how Lena Robson, Will’s moth- don’t like handicapping it he performs.” rejects Moulton offer spending money will be er, said this will be their and don’t want to compare covered. last time as parents of a one son to the other. As we Thomas Grillo can be NORTHEASTERN Lynnway for the center. “The total donation is spelling bee participant. told him, just getting to reached at tgrillo@item- From A1 At the time, he said if Na- more than $5,000,” said “We are extremely ex- the finals is the achieve- live.com. hant doesn’t want them, Last month, dozens of Lynn will take them. residents trekked to the In her statement, Nyul MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS school’s Boston campus to said the school does not deliver nearly 1,700 sig- comment on specific piec- Motorcyclist in hospital five years in prison, Department says 63-year- back, took cover and natures from opponents. es of correspondence. with crash injuries three years of supervised old Thomas Cannon died established a perimeter While residents say they Cowdell said he was not release, and a fine of up to Monday. around the house as support Northeastern’s surprised by the news. BOSTON (AP) — A $250,000. Chief Scott Lachance Mann barricaded himself science programs, they “Northeastern has told vehicle has crashed into a says Cannon was per- inside on Wednesday. cannot embrace the ex- me they are 100 percent fo- man riding a motorcycle College head resigns after forming truck and They say they tried un- pansion which some have cused on Nahant,” he said. in Boston, sending him to programs lose approval equipment checks at the successfully to establish called “an educational Thomas P. Costin Jr., the hospital with serious Twin Village Fire Sta- contact with him. Walmart at East Point.” a Nahant resident who injuries. QUINCY (AP) — The tion on Sunday when he The regional SWAT team Earlier this year, as op- served as Lynn mayor Police say the crash president of a college is collapsed and went into was called to the scene. position grew to the proj- from 1955-1961, said op- happened near the city’s stepping down after the cardiac arrest. Officers who later went ect, James Cowdell, exec- ponents have hired an at- Seaport District shortly school’s nursing programs His fellow firefighters re- inside found Mann dead. utive director of Economic torney to fight the project. before 3 p.m. Wednesday. lost state approval. vived him and transported Development and Indus- “Northeastern wants to The victim was trans- Quincy College Pres- him to Rhode Island Hos- Rockwell work trial Corp., the city’s de- build the largest building ported to Tufts Medical ident Peter Tsaffaras pital in Providence where going back on display velopment bank, met with in town at a historic spot,” Center with life-threaten- announced his resigna- he died. Cannon served representatives from the he said. “It’s not accept- ing injuries. tion Tuesday. Tsaffaras the department for more STOCKBRIDGE (AP) school to propose two sites able, the town just can’t Police are investigating said the move was not the than 30 years. — A Norman Rockwell on the waterside of the handle it.” the cause of the crash. result of problems in the He leaves behind a wife painting at the center of a nursing programs, but and three sons. contentious legal dispute Fugitive caught after 20 acknowledged he had lost Black flags are current- over a Massachusetts mu- Beacon of hope for Lynn years pleads guilty to crime the confidence of some ly hanging over the truck seum’s decision to sell it members of the school’s bays at the station in soon will be available for BEACON are included in the plans BOSTON (AP) — A fu- governing board. honor of Cannon. public viewing again. From A1 approved by the Conserva- gitive Dominican national Earlier this month, the The Norman Rockwell tion Commission. caught after 20 years has state Board of Registra- Police: Man keeps officers in Museum in Stockbridge 11-year-old waterfront vi- Commission members pleaded guilty in a Boston tion in Nursing withdrew long standoff, then kills self announced Wednesday sion blueprint. specialize in poring over federal court for not show- its approval of the school’s that “Shuffleton’s Barber- Six design firms with project details and un- ing up to a sentencing nursing programs, citing MIDDLEBOROUGH shop” will go on display stellar names and repu- derstand the nuances of hearing. graduates’ low scores (AP) — Police say a there beginning June 9. tations responded to that state, local, and federal Fifty-one-year-old Luis on licensing exams. The man who opened fire on The painting was one invitation and one will be environmental regula- Alberto Solano-Pimentel college is appealing, but officers trying to serve of two Rockwell works picked by the month’s end tions. But Lester gazed pleaded guilty Wednesday more than 250 students an arrest warrant at a the Berkshire Museum to draft a new blueprint. firmly at the big picture to one count of failure to could be forced to finish Massachusetts house and in nearby Pittsfield said That updated document for Lynn’s waterfront on appear to a sentencing their studies elsewhere. engaged them in a stand- it needed to sell to stay is sure to feature the vi- Wednesday when she said hearing in 1997. off for several hours has afloat. sion for a public walkway this about the Beacon de- Solano-Pimentel plead- Firefighter dies after killed himself. The sale was challenged along the waterfront. In velopment: “We are proud ed guilty to passport suffering heart attack A Middleborough police in court, and in a deal addition to bringing a $90 as a board to be associated fraud in Boston that year. spokesman confirms reached with the help of million investment to the with a project moving the He remained a fugitive ATTLEBORO (AP) — A 38-year-old John Mann’s the state attorney gener- waterfront, the Beacon waterfront forward.” until he was arrested in veteran firefighter has suicide by an “apparent al’s office, it was sold to project ensures that part “Moving forward” is now Warwick, R.I., in March. died after suffering an self-inflicted gunshot the Lucas Museum of Nar- of that public walkway will the operative phrase for His charges carry a on-duty heart attack. wound.” rative Art in Los Angeles be built and 11 parking transforming Lynn’s wa- sentence no greater than The Attleboro Fire Police say they pulled for an undisclosed price. spaces for walkway users terfront. A8 THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS After assault tweets, Pauley Perrette of ‘NCIS’ thanks CBS LEHS Class of 1973 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Neither Perrette nor Actress Pauley Perrette CBS have offered any 45th Reunion thanked CBS for its treat- speci cs on what hap- Jun 1st 2018 7pm – 12am ment of her, days after pened to her or who Gannon Golf Course saying she suffered “mul- was responsible. A Tickets are $45 tiple physical assaults” CBS spokesman de- without describing them clined further comment Call (866)973-LEHS before leaving “NCIS” Wednesday, and Per- No tickets will be sold at the door after 15 seasons. rette’s publicist did not “I want to thank my immediately respond to studio and network CBS an email seeking more They have always been information. so good to me and always The network on May 8 had my back,” Perrette aired the nal “NCIS” epi- tweeted late Tuesday just sode for Perrette’s char- after CBS issued its own acter, Abby, drawing more statement. than 15 million viewers SEND US YOUR STUFF “Over a year ago, Pauley who made it the second came to us with a work- highest rated show of the WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, place concern,” CBS Televi- week. PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR sion Studios said. We took Then over the weekend SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. 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By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNN — For five innings of Wednes- day afternoon’s game between the Classical and English baseball teams, it seemed as though the Bulldogs were on their way to victory. But when Clas- sical’s bats came alive, it was clear the Rams had other plans. A five-run Classical rally in the top of the sixth inning powered the Rams to a 5-2 win at Fraser Field — their second victory over English this season. “We took advantage of some mistakes they made,” Classical coach Mike Zu- kowski said. “It’s not always a timely hit. Sometimes it’s a passed ball or a bad throw that you have to take ad- vantage of. We’ll take any runs we can come across. We’re at a point now in the ITEM FILE PHOTO season where we need wins.” Angelia Pepe allowed two runs on six hits The Bulldogs played flawless defense with seven strikeouts in ve innings in a win for the first five innings. That took a over Archbishop Williams Wednesday. turn for the worse when English com- mitted four errors in the top of the sixth. “That was the theme of the day,” En- glish coach Doug Mullins said. “We St. Mary’s have to play a seven-inning game. Clas- sical’s a solid team. We’ve played them twice and they’ve yet to make an error. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE softball takes We knew what we were up against and Classical pitcher Aidan Dow earned the win on the mound af- we were up to the task for six innings.” ter tossing a complete game for the Rams against English at down CCL foe CLASSICAL, B2 Fraser Field Wednesday. Williams Marblehead softball continues By Mike Alongi strong season with win over Malden ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — The St. Mary’s softball team’s By Steve Krause the play on Vener. now one win away from a berth in the state tourna- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Plakans scored Pelletier ment after taking down Archbishop Williams, 5-2, on an in eld hit to short- MARBLEHEAD — stop, and Sammi Treff’s sac- at Lynnfield High Wednesday afternoon. Despite Wednesday was the Char- falling behind early in the game, the Spartans used ri ce  y to left brought Ven- lotte Plakans show at the er, and the Magicians led, one big inning to propel themselves to victory. Marblehead Middle School. “I think we played well for the most part, although 2-0, after an inning. Plakans, the junior pitch- Malden pitcher Ashlyn I think we certainly could’ve had more production er for the Magicians’ softball offensively,” said St. Mary’s coach Paige Licata. “We Fitzpatrick settled down to team, delivered a command- retire the side in order in have games where we put up 12 to 15 runs and oth- ing performance in her the second, but the Magi- er games where we can’t score, so I’d really like to team’s 7-1 win over Malden. cians were back for more an see us be more consistent on that front. But other She had a commanding inning later. Vener led off than that, this was a good win for us.” fastball that many of the with a walk, and then Christina Nowicki (2-for-4), Jordan Sullivan (1- Golden Tornado hitters Plakans followed with a for-2) and Katie O’Neill (1-for-3) each had one RBI. couldn’t touch. She struck towering home run over the In the circle, freshman pitcher Angelia Pepe earned left-center eld fence. Then, the win after allowing two runs on six hits with out 10 Malden hitters, and ITEM FILE PHOTO she went out and struck out seven strikeouts in five innings of work. Nowicki had only one tough inning. Marblehead’s Sammi Treff had an RBI in the the side in the third -- and pitched the final two innings in relief, totalling four And if that wasn’t enough, Magicians’ 7-1 win over Malden Wednesday. got two out of three out in strikeouts. Plakans hit a 2-run homer, the fourth the same way. Williams jumped out to an early lead in the top of and knocked in two more up as the softball event of “As a matter of fact, I The Golden Tornados the first. After Pepe breezed through the first two runs. the season. thought we played a good scored their only run in the outs, Megan Marcel kept the inning alive with a “She’s been doing this all On the other side of the game.” fth. With one out, Sarah two-out single. She then stole second base to set season,” said coach Johnny scale, Malden is suffering Plakans didn’t allow a Whitehouse singled, and Gold, “and it’s a lot of fun to through 3-10 season. And base hit until the fth in- things up for Bridget O’Reilly, who laced an RBI Taylor Bozzi followed with a watch.” Wednesday, several Golden ning, when she allowed two single into right field to give the Bishops a 1-0 lead. double to left-center that With Peabody’s loss Tornado starters were not in of Malden’s three hits. St. Mary’s threatened to tie the score back up in knocked in the run. Bozzi Wednesday to Gloucester — the lineup, which caused After Plakans retired Mal- the bottom of the first after getting a runner to tried for third, however, but its rst of the season — and some defensive lapses in the den in order in the top of the third base with two outs, but a groundout ended was thrown out on a perfect provided neither team loses rst inning, when Marble- rst, both Mercedez Pelleti- the rally. 8-4-5 relay from Hannah another game beforehand, head scored two runs. er and Sophie Vener reached In the bottom of the second, St. Mary’s got the hits Garthe to Madi Ernst to the May 30 game between “Yeah, we had a tough on errors, with both runners it needed. It started when Alyssa Grossi reached on Treff. a hit-by-pitch and advanced to second on a passed the one-loss Magicians and start,” said coach Julie Fox, moving up a base on a pair ball. An RBI double from Sullivan tied the score at the Tanners stands to end “but it got better. of ill-advised throws after MAGICIANS, B2 1-1, then a walk and a pop-out placed runners on first and second with one out. Next up was O’Neill, who lined an RBI single into left field to give the Spartans a 2-1 lead. Nowicki followed with an RBI St. Mary’s baseball earns tournament berth single of her own then another run came around to score on a passed ball, giving St. Mary’s a 4-1 lead. and we’re looking forward to The Bishops tried to recapture momentum in the BASEBALL ROUNDUP that.” top of the third when Marcel smashed a one-out By Harold Rivera Bobby Alcock provided anoth- solo home run, making it 4-2. But Pepe didn’t let ITEM STAFF er stellar effort for the Spar- the mishap get to her, and she promptly retired the tans on the mound. The junior The St. Mary’s baseball team next two batters in order to escape the inning. right-hander threw seven in- clinched a spot in the Division “That’s something that she’s been doing all year, nings, allowed three earned 2 North state tournament with which is really impressive for such a young player,” runs and struck out 13. a 9-3 win at Archbishop Wil- Licata said of Pepe’s ability to work out of trouble. “Bobby did a great job on the liams Wednesday. “Williams has a bunch of great hitters and there mound,” Dana said. “It wasn’t “That’s one of our goals and were a few things that didn’t go her way early, but a shutout but it was as domi- it’s nice to get that one out of she fought through it all.” nant as any game he’s pitched the way,” St. Mary’s coach Der- Pepe only allowed two hits over her final two in- this season for ve of the six in- ek Dana said. “Austin Prep nings of work. nings. He had command of the is ahead of us in the league. The Spartans added one more run in the bottom strike zone, his curveball was Now we’re just playing to get of the fifth when a runner came home on a Williams ITEM FILE PHOTO excellent. He just had a little as many wins as we can to throwing error, putting the score at 5-2. bump in the sixth inning.” Anthony Nikolakakis went 2-for-4 with improve our seeding. We still ST. MARY’S, B2 three RBI Wednesday afternoon. have the Clancy Tournament BASEBALL, B2 Saugus softball sneaks by Salem, still in hunt for tournament coach Steve Almquist said. “Every game now tough to go undefeated in any league. We’ll SCHOOL ROUNDUP is crucial. Hopefully we have a little streak forget about it and start again on Friday.” By Harold Rivera going and we can keep it going against Fenwick 16, Matignon 3 and Waltham. It’ll be another tough game.” Fenwick 4, Matignon 2 Mike Alongi Danvers 6, Swampscott 2 Pitcher Nicole Modica won the rst game, ITEM STAFF Katie Watts went 2-for-3 with one run and allowing two earned runs. Modica went 3-for-3 with four runs and one RBI. Court- The Saugus softball team kept its state one RBI. Pitcher Caleigh Hopkins threw six ney Norton went 4-for-4 with a solo home tournament hopes alive with a 1-0 win innings and allowed four earned runs on run two runs and two RBI. Fran Wythe went over Salem Wednesday night. Caitlyn Wood ve hits. Swampscott (4-10) hosts Peabody 4-for-4 with three RBI. logged 13 strikeouts in a complete-game Wednesday. Gloucester 7, Peabody 0 Pitcher Natalie Medros won the second shutout. game, allowing one earned run. Medros The Tanners generated four hits in their Ashley Shaw went 1-for-3 and scored the went 2-for-4 with one RBI. Tessa Palermo rst loss. Pitcher Tianna Dawe allowed four game’s lone run in the second inning. Brit- was 2-for-4 with two runs scored and one tney Sudanowicz and DJ Munafo each went earned runs and fanned three in six innings. ITEM FILE PHOTO RBI. Rina Sutherland was 2-for-3 with one 1-for-3. Peabody (13-1) hosts Medford Friday (4). RBI. DJ Munafo went 1-for-3 in Sau- The Sachems (7-8) visit Waltham today (4). “We had a good winning streak going,” gus’ win over Salem Wednesday. “The margin of error is slim,” Sachems Tanners coach Butch Melanaphy said. “It’s ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 Lynnfield reverses decision, will play football on Thanksgiving Day

By Anne Marie Tobin dissent. communities, many residents Reading and Lynnfield, which game to be played Thanksgiv- ITEM STAFF The decision to move the took to social media to express prompted her to redo the sur- ing Day and there is no need to game from Thanksgiving Day their outrage and demand vey. It clearly shows the power prolong the process,” she said. LYNNFIELD — The brouha- to Wednesday night had been change. of activism, numbers and social “Nearly 75 percent of the more ha over Thanksgiving Day foot- made on the basis of a survey Mel Webster, chairman of the media if done right and respect- than 500 people who took the ball in Lynnfield is apparently sent out last November to par- North Reading School Commit- fully. While there are a lot of survey between yesterday and over. ents, faculty members and stu- tee was one of them. bad things associated with so- 11 today indicated they do not In an unexpected turn of dents asking their opinions on “I immediately contacted Su- cial, it can also be effective in want the game moved, so that’s events, Superintendent of whether or not they were in fa- perintendent (Jon) Bernard, helping make change and we good enough for me. Maybe we Schools Jane Tremblay did a vor of moving the game. who told me how it went down showed that with this effort.” just had the wrong people re- complete reversal, announcing Tremblay said an “overwhelm- and told me he too preferred to In response to the commotion sponding the first time we sent Wednesday morning via email ing” majority of respondents keep the game on Thanksgiv- over the issue, Tremblay re- the survey out, but I think that that “the 2018 Thanksgiving indicated they were in favor of ing,” Webster said. sent the survey Tuesday and people expressed their desire Day game will be played on playing the game Wednesday “I figured the best way to get also posted the survey on the to keep the tradition and that’s Thanksgiving morning.” night, although only 33 percent momentum going toward chang- district’s website to encourage what was most important, to The announcement came after supported the move compared ing the date back to Thanks- more people to vote. listen and act in the majority’s a tumultuous couple of days in to 28 percent who preferred giving morning was to employ By Wednesday morning, 11:16 best interests. This was entire- which North Reading and Lyn- keeping the 59-year tradition of social media, and from there to be exact, Tremblay has seen ly a community decision, not nfield parents learned the game playing Thanksgiving morning. things just took off. My guess enough. mine, and I am more than hap- had been moved to Thanksgiv- Nonetheless, as word spread is that the superintendent got “It is obvious that people py with playing the game as we ing Eve and ignited a storm of like wildfire throughout both a lot of emails from both North overwhelmingly wanted the always have.” Classical baseball comes from behind to beat English CLASSICAL son,” Mullins said. “Early on he had Aidan battled, he kept us in the game From B1 some bad luck as far as plays behind and we were finally able to put a few him. He always comes to battle. He runs across in that sixth inning.” Both starting pitchers, English’s hits his spots, he can throw to both English got one back in the bottom Devin Curley and Classical’s Aidan sides of the plate and he can throw of the sixth. Jomar Moreta and Bris- Dow, went the distance. three pitches for strikes. We feel very ton Maynard each drew a walk to English jumped out to a 1-0 lead in comfortable every time we send him start the inning, and Subervi singled the bottom of the first. Leadoff batter out there.” to load the bases. Billy Allen’s sac-fly Wilbur Rosario tripled to start the Down 1-0, Classical turned the ta- brought Moreta home, making it a inning and scored on Juan Subervi’s bles in the top of the sixth. It start- three-run game at 5-2. RBI double. ed with back-to-back one-out singles Dow induced a double-play to end A two-out single from Cesar Carrero from A.J. Luciano and Sean Devin. the sixth and retired English in order was all the offense the Rams generat- David Barnard’s two-RBI single in the seventh, capping the 5-2 win. ed from innings two through five. The scored Luciano and Devin, giving the “We can’t hang our heads,” Mullins Rams went down in order in the top Rams a 2-1 lead. Dow kept the ral- said. “We came to play, we just didn’t halves of the third, fourth and fifth ly alive, lacing a RBI single to score make enough plays. The effort was innings. Curley, thanks to the defense Barnard with Classical’s third run. there, the kids were ready to go. At behind him, made that happen with- A string of three more Bulldogs er- the end of the day that’s how baseball out recording a strikeout. rors granted Classical another pair of works. They made more plays than “Curley pitched a great game for runs. The Rams led 5-1 through five us.” them,” Zukowski said. “I can’t take and a half innings. The Bulldogs (5-9) visit Salem Fri- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE anything away from that. It gets “David and Aidan’s hits were huge day. English needs five wins in its last frustrating when a pitcher keeps you hits,” Zukowski said. “We needed six games of the regular season to English pitcher Devin Curley pitched a com- off-balance like that.” those. They came through and we clinch a bid in the state tournament. plete game in a loss to Classical Wednesday. “Devin’s pitched well the whole sea- were able to put a few extra runs on. Classical (8-7) visits Saugus Friday. St. Mary’s inching closer to tournament berth ST. MARY’S Now, with one more win to go for for us for sure, but we were in it for From B1 a tournament berth, St. Mary’s (9-5) most of that last game we played, it gets set to face Marblehead Monday was just one bad inning that killed The Bishops had one more chance (4). The Magicians got the win in us,” Licata said. “So hopefully we at a rally in the top of the seventh, the first matchup on May 4, the last can come out and hit the ball early loading the bases with one out. But, time St. Mary’s lost a game. Licata and score some runs to put the pres- with the go-ahead run at the plate, feels that the Spartans are playing sure back on them, because I’ve no- Nowicki recovered with a strikeout better this time around. ticed that we really play a lot better and a groundout to end the game. “That’s going to be a tough game when we’re in that kind of position.”

Salem baseball beats Saugus in extra innings ITEM FILE PHOTO Charlotte Plakans had 10 strikeouts in the cir- BASEBALL 3 with one RBI, Zach Elwell went Salem (8-5) hosts English Friday. cle and four RBI at the plate. From B1 2-for-4 with one RBI, David Quill Malden 1, Marblehead 0 went 1-for-3, Graham Inzana went Max Karras pitched five solid in- At the plate, John Mulready went 2-for-3 with two runs scored and An- nings, allowing five hits, one un- Plakans propels 3-for-4 with two doubles three RBI. thony Rakauskas went 1-for-3. earned run and tallying four strike- Anthony Nikolakakis went 2-for-4 Swampscott (8-6) plays Melrose outs. with a double and three RBI, and Sunday in the Rockport Tourna- “We’re struggling a bit at the plate Marblehead softball Anthony Bono went 2-for-2 with two ment. at times,” Magicians coach Mike runs scored. Bono started a four-run Beverly 13, Revere 3 Giardi said. “We had a few base- Spartans rally in the top of the third Spencer Brown was the star of running issues that cost us tonight. to win over Malden with a leadoff single. the afternoon for the Panthers. He Max did a nice job for us. He really St. Mary’s (10-5) hosts Winchester pitched five innings and struck out came back for us and did a nice job Saturday. 14 Revere batters. At the plate, on the mound.” MAGICIANS Swampscott 7, Danvers 1 Brown hit a 3-run home run. Matt Marblehead (6-7) plays Glouces- From B1 Luke Marshall pitched a complete Collins and Mike Brauninger each ter Sunday in the Rockport Tourna- game, allowing no earned runs, collected two hits. ment. “I thought both teams played very good defense,” said two walks and three hits with one The Panthers (13-2) host Mas- Gloucester 4, Peabody 2 Gold. “They had their struggles early, but they settled strikeout. conomet Saturday. Jake Gustin went 4-for-4 with one down.” “The other day in practice Luke Salem 3, Saugus 2 (F/11) RBI, Cole Cuzzi went 2-for-3 with The Magicians answered that, however, with two runs in said, ‘we have to hit the reset but- Troy Zipper’s RBI in the top of the one run scored and Ryan Knight the bottom of the fifth. Once again, Plakans was central to ton’” Swampscott coach Jason Cali- 11th made the difference. Zipper went 1-for-2 with one run scored. the rally. Pelletier led off with a single, swiped second and chman said. “That kind of gave us a tallied three hits. Alex D’Angelo pitched a complete scored on Plakans’ base hit. Plakans took second on a throw fresh start. We played like it was our Bryan Pena threw six innings and game, allowing five hits and no to the plate trying to nail Pelletier, and her courtesy runner first game of the season.” fanned six, while reliever Joey Baez earned runs with four strikeouts. (Rachael Saulnier) scored moments later on Treff’s single. Spencer Perkins went 3-for-4 with threw five innings and fanned five. Peabody hosts Malden Catholic to- Marblehead scored its final run in the sixth when Garthe one RBI, Ryan Graciale went 1-for- Baez earned the win. night (6:30). reached on a fielder’s choice and scored on an error. Crotty, Kiricoples each hit milestones for Peabody lacrosse ROUNDUP Andy Ma took the first doubles Peabody 4, Gloucester 1 mile (11:39.4). (1:08.9) and the 200 (27.1), while From B1 match (6-3, 6-1). Peabody’s Shaelyn Kelley won Despite the loss, Saugus (1-5) Okoye won the high jump (4-6) and Classical (5-6) visits Winthrop second singles (7-6 (7-3), 6-3), while had a triple-winner in Kenny the 100 hurdles (18.1). Other win- Revere 3 Beverly 1 this afternoon. Angela Ferrer took third singles (6- Okoye, who won the long jump ners for Saugus were Jenni Costa Beverly’s (8-6) Maddy Jalbert Marblehead 4, Malden 1 1, 6-2). (19-5), the triple jump (43-0) and in the 400 (1:06.2), Ava Fiorino in and Julia Pitman both went 1-3 Marblehead’s Dan Litvak (6-0, In doubles play, the team of Lind- the 110 hurdles (17.3). Other win- the 800 (2:42.3) and Kian McCabe in the loss. Rona Scott and Natalie 6-3) and Edoardo Bernardis (6- sey Kouroyen and April Horwarth ners for Saugus were Bruno Auzec in the one-mile (7:03.0). Saugus is Stilwell combined for 8 strikeouts 0, 6-0) logged wins at second and won the first match (6-2, 6-1) and in the high jump (5-4), Brandon now 4-2. while surrendering three hits. third singles, respectively. The the team of Becca Truong and Khath in the 400 hurdles (1:04.6), Winthrop (3-4) got wins from GIRLS LACROSSE first double duo of Adam Sherf Elizabeth Newton won the second Angelo Andrade in the 200 (25.3) Gabby Hinchion in both the discus Peabody 9, Dracut 4 and Tony Gluskin won (6-2, 6-0). match (7-5, 6-2). and Joe Alba in the 400 (55.8). (74-4) and the javelin (60-4), McK- Colleen Crotty scored her 100th The second doubles pair of Mason Peabody (11-3) hosts Swamp- Malden 78, Revere 58 ayla Norris in the shot put (27-7 career goal and Olivia Kiricoples Friedman and Jack Quigley won scott Friday. Reggie Charles and Oussama 1/2) and the 100 (13.1) and Camilla scored her 100th career point. (6-0, 6-1). Marian 4, St. Mary’s 1 Ourich were both double-winners Miranda-Llovera in the two-mile Crotty and Maddy Lomasney GIRLS TENNIS The lone win for St. Mary’s came for Malden (2-4). Charles won the (13:14.0). each scored three goals and tallied Swampscott 5, Danvers 0 from the doubles team of Bella Leo 100 (11.4) and the 200 (23.1), while Malden 99, Revere 37 one assist. Kiricoples added one and Juliet Anctil, who won their Ourich took the 400 (1:02.9) and Anna Cilley (6-3, 6-2), Lily San- Malden (5-2) won all but three goal and dished five assists. Hail- phy (6-3, 6-0) and Gina Hollenbach match 7-3. The Spartans visit Low- the 800 (2:07.0). Other winners for events on the day, with Rachel Ea- ee Lomasney and Sarah Buckley (6-1, 6-1) all earned singles wins, ell Catholic Friday. Malden were Frederick Correa in glin and Shataeya Smith winning each scored one goal. while the team of Rachel Weiss Marblehead 4, Medford 1 the high jump (5-4), Jean Gerard in two events each. Eaglin won the Goalie Olivia Lavalle made 13 and Georgia Cilley (6-2, 6-1) and Marblehead (12-1) earned two the discus (112-7), Mattheus Farias saves. Peabody (12-2) hosts Mar- the team of Molly Frauenholz and wins in singles play thanks to in the 400 (55.0), Omar Asousy in high jump (4-2) and the 100 hurdles blehead today (4:30). Olivia Fulghum (6-2, 7-6) earned Michelle Shub (6-0, 6-0) and Lisa the one-mile (4:59.5) and Ameen (17.7), while Smith took first in the Marblehead 17, wins in doubles play. Krebs (6-0, 6-1). Mandy Dumais Anwar in the two-mile (11:01.8). shot put (32-6 1/2) and the discus North Andover 15 Swampscott (12-2) visits Pea- and Grace Kreisher won first sin- Revere (2-5) also had a dou- (85-6). Other winners for Malden Hadley Carlton, Grace Arthur body Friday. gles (6-2, 6-2). Sisters Cannan and ble-winner in Lucas Barbosa, who were Jania Williams in the long and Caroline Driscoll each scored Classical 5, English 0 Cahill Whittier won second dou- won the long jump (18-6 1/2) and jump (14-1), Angelina Schorr in the three goals. Lydia Bongiorno, Nia- Anh Nguyen led the way with a bles (6-0, 6-2). the 110 hurdles (16.9). Other win- 400 hurdles (1:16.6), Shaqora Wal- mh Healy and Maddie Erskine win in first singles (6-4, 6-1), while BOYS TRACK ners for the Patriots were Aymen lace in the 100 (13.2), Nour Chouiki each tallied two scores while Annie Shanelle Barry won at second sin- Winthrop 69, Saugus 66 Amri in the triple jump (38-5 3/4), in the 200 (28.5), Alexandra Russo Ronan and Carter Murray each gles (6-1, 6-1) and Daphne Pineda Winners for the Vikings (1-6) Kevin Bardhi in the shot put (39-7 in the 400 (1:07.6), Jasmine Gray in scored one. took third singles (6-1, 6-2). were Renois Cahasi in the shot put 3/4) and Cristian Acuna in the jav- the 800 (2:32.6) and Kylie DiMaro Maeve Caldwell made 10 saves. In doubles play, the team of Lexi (35 feet, one inch), Rin Gjinovei in elin (124-5). in the two-mile (13:10.0). BOYS TENNIS Ferraro and Alex Show (6-0, 6-2) the discus (87-0), Tyler Chiudina in GIRLS TRACK Two of Revere’s (0-6) three wins Classical 4, English 1 and the team of Kathy Nguyen the javelin (113-4), Nean Edward Saugus 79, Winthrop 56 came from Hannah Fitzpatrick, Moses Ba (6-2, 6-3), Stephen Ong and Crystal Vega (6-3, 6-2) also in the 100-meter (12.4 seconds), Kiley Ronan won four events and who took first in the triple jump (6-1, 6-0) and Rich Esteban (7-5, earned wins. Anthony Nargi in the 800 (2:05.7), Jada Okoye won two. Ronan took (31-1/2) and the one-mile (5:47.1). 6-2) all won in singles play, while The Rams (7-7) host Winthrop Cormac MacPhail in the one-mile first in the long jump (16-6), the Maria Torres won the javelin with the team of Jonathan Chase and today (4). (4:58.3) and Ari Hein in the two- triple jump (34-0), the 400 hurdles a distance of 74 feet. THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY St. John’s at Newton No. (4) Baseball Winthrop at Matignon (4) Masconomet at Beverly (11) Malden Catholic at Peabody (6:30) Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:45) Softball Mystic Valley at Tech (4) Danvers at Malden (4) Medford at Peabody (4) Softball Peabody at Beverly (7) E. Boston at Lynnfield (3:45) Salem at English (4) Gloucester at. Rockport (3:45) PMA at Tech (4) Boys Lacrosse Winthrop at Revere (4:30) Essex Tech at Danvers (7) Saugus at Waltham (4) Everett at Saugus (4) Fenwick at Peabody (7) Boys Lacrosse Gloucester vs. Manchester (4) Malden at Revere (7) Lynnfield at No. Reading (7) Salem at Winthrop (4) Masco at St. John’s (5:30) Saugus at Medford (4) Revere at Medford (4) Everett at Lynn (7) Swampscott at Triton (4) Girls Lacrosse Girls Lacrosse Danvers at Swampscott (5) Fenwick at Ham-Wenham (5) Lexington at Beverly (4) Medford at Beverly (5:30) Malden at Salem (7) Revere at Saugus (4) Marblehead at Peabody (4:30) Revere at Wilmington (7) Saugus at Matignon (5:30) Winthrop at Gloucester (4:45) Boys Tennis Lowell at St. Mary’s (3:45) Boys Tennis Lynnfield vs. Swampscott (3:30) Classical at Winthrop (4) Medford at Revere (4) Concord-Carlisle at Marblehead (4) Newton No. at St. John’s (4) Peabody at Somerville (4) Peabody at Beverly (4) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Girls Tennis Girls Tennis Marblehead at Salem (4) Beverly at Peabody (4) Xander Bogaerts, right, celebrates with teammate Hanley Ramirez after Bogaerts hit a three-run Winthrop at Classical (4) Malden at Danvers (4) home run against the Oakland Athletics at Fenway Park Wednesday night. Girls Golf Mary’s at Lowell (3:45) Saugus at Wellesley (4) Revere at Medford (4) Track Swampscott at Peabody (4) Catholic Conference Meet (TBA, 4) Rugby Red Sox finish strong, avoid series FRIDAY St. John’s at Lincoln-Sudbury (6:30) Baseball Track Beverly at Peabody (6) Malden at Gloucester (3:45) Classical at Saugus (4) Revere vs. Beverly (at Winthrop, 4) sweep with win over Athletics English at Salem (4) Saugus vs. Salem (at Gloucester, 4) Gloucester at Somerville (6) Volleyball BOSTON (AP) — Xander Bogaerts 15-strikeout performance over nine left knee surgery) is expected to Revere at Medford (4) St. John’s at Winchester (4) hit a three-run homer, J.D. Martinez innings in his previous start, Sale resume his rehab assignment with added a two-run shot and the Bos- struggled with his command on a Triple-A Pawtucket on Friday. 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Trevor Cahill (1-2) gave up three riod-of-time, get some at-bats, you league game before his 22nd birth- runs to the first four batters he don’t feel comfortable,” manager day, only one of three Red Sox play- TV/RADIO faced, but held the Red Sox scoreless Bob Melvin said. ers to do that in the last 50 years. TV the rest his five innings. Red Sox: Second baseman Dustin The others are: Bogaerts and former Coming off a career-tying Pedroia (recovering from offseason right fielder Dwight Evans. MLB 12 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Miami...... MLB Network 7:07 p.m...... Oakland at Toronto...... MLB Network 7:10 p.m...... Baltimore at Boston...... NESN Marcus Smart has been a key piece for NHL Playoffs 8 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Washington...... NBCSN unflappable Celtics against Cavaliers College baseball 7:30 p.m...... TCU at Texas...... FS1 BOSTON (AP) — Celtics first 2-0 series hole since NBA coach Brad Stevens has 2008, when they lost 4-3 3 p.m...... NBA Draft Combine...... ESPN2 said what has carried his to the Celtics in the con- Boxing team through the NBA ference semifinals. Boston 10 p.m...... Romero Duno vs. Gilberto Gonzalez...... ESPN2 postseason is its ability went on to win the NBA Cycling to make “winning plays” title that season. 4:30 p.m...... Amgen Tour of California (stage 5)...... NBCSN with the game on the line. Not bad for a guy taken Golf And more times than sixth overall by Boston in 5:30 a.m...... European: Belgian Knockout...... Golf not, it’s been Marcus the 2014 draft despite be- 10:30 a.m...... LPGA: Kingsmill Championship...... Golf Smart making them. ing criticized coming out 12:30 p.m...... Champions: Regions Tradition...... Golf Since returning from of Oklahoma State for be- 4 p.m...... PGA: AT&T Byron Nelson...... Golf thumb surgery late in the ing undersized at 6-foot- 7 p.m...... Web.com: BMW Charity Pro-Am...... Golf first round, Smart has 4, having questionable Soccer been unflappable and Bos- ball-handling and poor 2:30 p.m...... Wolfsburg vs. Holstein Kiel...... FS1 ton’s unquestioned deacon 3-point shooting, and at Radio of toughness. times displaying uncon- MLB From sacrificing his trollable emotions. 7:10 p.m...... Baltimore at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 body diving for loose balls “I think he’s as tough as or keeping plays alive they come,” Stevens said. with a rebound, to caus- “He matches his intensi- NHL PLAYOFFS ing deflections on defense, ty with a physical tough- CONFERENCE FINALS Tampa Bay at Washington, 8 p.m. to popping up out of the ness. ... People talk about (Best-of-7) Friday, May 18 crowd for a timely re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS him all the time. Some- Monday, May 14 Winnipeg at Vegas, 8 p.m. bound or tip-in, Smart is times they focus on things Vegas 3, Winnipeg 1, series tied Saturday, May 19 Marcus Smart, left, drives to the basket past the proud everyman for Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyle Korver during that don’t matter, and the 1-1 Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:15 a once underdog Celtics other times they focus on Tuesday, May 15 p.m. Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. Tampa Bay 4, Washington 2, Sunday, May 20 team that has outworked that he impacts winning.” the Cavaliers through Smart showed all those Washington leads series 2-1 Vegas at Winnipeg, 3 p.m. whole life I had to fight. came off the bench when the first two games of the attributes late in the Wednesday, May 16 Monday, May 21 “I had to get down and do the series swung back to Winnipeg at Vegas, 9 p.m. x-Tampa Bay at Washington, 8 Eastern Conference finals. fourth quarter Tuesday things in order to secure Boston for Game 5. He fin- Thursday, May 17 p.m. “That’s me. That’s how night against the Cavs, I was raised,” said Smart, my spot in the household. ished that one with nine when he came to the de- who was Boston’s top per- So coming onto the court points, five rebounds, four fense of Al Horford after NBA PLAYOFFS former off the bench in it’s nothing different.” assists and three blocks to JR Smith shoved him CONFERENCE FINALS Saturday, May 19 the Celtics’ 107-94 Game Boston took a 2-0 series help the Celtics pull out a in the back on a layup (Best-of-7) Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. 2 win with 11 points, nine lead on the Bucks in the five-point victory. attempt. Smart got in Tuesday, May 15 Sunday, May 20 assists, five rebounds first round before drop- Boston is 8-2 since Smith’s face, prompting Boston 107, Cleveland 94, Bos- Houston at Golden State, 8 p.m. and four steals. “I’m the ping back-to-back games Smart’s return and has Smith to shove him. Both ton leads series 2-0 youngest of four boys. My in Milwaukee. Smart the Cavaliers facing their received technical fouls. Wednesday, May 16 Monday, May 21 Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m.

MLB Rockets jump all over Warriors in Game 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 28 12 .700 — Atlanta 25 16 .610 — Boston 29 14 .674 ½ Philadelphia 24 16 .600 ½ Toronto 22 21 .512 7½ Washington 24 18 .571 1½ Tampa Bay 19 22 .463 9½ New York 20 19 .513 4 Baltimore 13 29 .310 16 Miami 16 26 .381 9½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 21 21 .500 — Pittsburgh 25 17 .595 — Minnesota 18 21 .462 1½ Milwaukee 26 18 .591 — Detroit 19 23 .452 2 St. Louis 23 17 .575 1 Kansas City 13 30 .302 8½ Chicago 22 17 .564 1½ Chicago 10 29 .256 9½ Cincinnati 15 29 .341 11 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 27 17 .614 — Arizona 25 18 .581 — Los Angeles 25 17 .595 1 Colorado 23 20 .535 2 Seattle 24 18 .571 2 San Francisco 22 22 .500 3½ Oakland 21 22 .488 5½ San Diego 17 27 .386 8½ Texas 17 27 .386 10 Los Angeles 16 26 .381 8½

Wednesday’s Games Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 3 Washington 3, N.Y. Yankees 3, 5½ innings, Miami 6, L.A. Dodgers 5 susp. Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Washington, ppd. Thursday’s Games Philadelphia 4, Baltimore 1 Oakland (Triggs 3-1) at Toronto (Sanchez Pittsburgh 3, Chicago White Sox 2 2-3), 7:07 p.m. Cleveland 6, Detroit 0 Baltimore (Gausman 3-2) at Boston (Price St. Louis 7, Minnesota 5 3-4), 7:10 p.m. Toronto 12, N.Y. Mets 1 Texas (Hamels 2-4) at Chicago White Sox PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tampa Bay 5, Kansas City 3 (Shields 1-4), 8:10 p.m. Texas 5, Seattle 1 Tampa Bay (Archer 2-3) at L.A. Angels Houston Rockets guard James Harden, center, goes up for a layup past three Golden State Boston 6, Oakland 4 (Skaggs 3-2), 10:07 p.m. Houston at L.A. Angels, 9:40 p.m. Detroit (Boyd 2-3) at Seattle (Gonzales Warriors defenders in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals Wednesday night. Milwaukee 8, Arizona 2 3-3), 10:10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 COMICS

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

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

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Tension mounts for tired mom who gets little help from dad Isolate the declarer on a desert island DEAR ABBY: I am a ing my grandchildren. I Steven Wright, a standup queen, West can win with his working mother of three Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van could still visit them two comedian, said, “Someone ace and play his last trump. Or, who may be battling post- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, to three times a year from asked me: If I were stranded if South draws trumps before partum depression. I feel and was founded by her mother, wherever I end up. on a desert island, what book playing clubs, the defenders like I am parenting alone. I have sacrificed all my would I bring? ... ‘How to Build will take one spade, one dia- I get the kids out of the Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at a Boat.’” mond and two clubs. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los life doing the right things house by myself in the by putting others first, It is fun for the defenders to In a teams match, one morning before my hus- Angeles, CA 90069. and I’m afraid that if I strand declarer in one hand declarer went down as de- band even drags himself don’t travel now or live or the other. In this deal, how scribed. At the other table, out of bed. I drop the kids somewhere else, I may not should the defense go against though, East tried a trump at off. I go to work. EXHAUSTED, HOT don’t always see eye to be well enough later on. four hearts after West leads trick two. South drew trumps I teach, so my day is MESS MOM eye. I think one of them is the spade 10? and led his diamond. West emotionally abusive be- What do you think is a spent dealing with other DEAR MOM: Postpar- In the bidding, South’s took that trick and exited with people’s kids, and then I cause she is so critical good solution for me? tum depression is more three-heart rebid set the suit a low club. Declarer captured pick my own kids up. I about everything having than being tired and over- AT A CROSSROADS as trumps, in principle guar- East’s jack with his king and have no time to decom- to do with me. anteeing a solid suit; but led the club queen. West won scheduled. It’s a medical IN MINNESOTA press or devote to myself. The problem is I have South decided it was worth and played his last club, but condition that, left un- When there are school wonderful grandkids who DEAR AT A CROSS- the slight risk. When North South claimed, his 10-eight treated, can have serious functions, my husband are very young. I would ROADS: I agree you raised to four hearts, he de- sitting over East’s remaining makes me feel guilty that consequences. love to see them grow up, nied slam interest and strong- nine-six. It might help to discuss should move. Absence may I’m not spending time but I’m able to see them make the heart grow fond- ly implied no aces. South, what’s going on with your only perhaps 24 days out with the kids. Now he’s er, but if it doesn’t, at least trusting his partner, passed. physician, who can then of the year. I feel lonely starting to make me feel you will have a chance to Based on the bidding and help you explain to your knowing my daughter and guilty because the kids live your dream. Take it the dummy, East realized that husband that if he doesn’t her husband are so close like him less than they do while you’re young enough his side needed to take one me. How do I get across to step up, he could indeed be yet so far because they’re to enjoy it, and video chat spade, one diamond and him that if he did more left with the sole responsi- too busy with their lives to two clubs. There was a strong with the grandkids. and was around them bility of taking care of the let me interact with my temptation to shift to a club at more, they would like him children. You’re right. You grandchildren. trick two. But if East had done more? shouldn’t be carrying the I do have my own things READER ALERT! If that, South would have put up I’m so tired from jug- whole load, and the bonus to do and I am active, but you know a student who his king and been able to ruff gling all these balls. I feel would be the likelihood I would love a change of would like to enter the a club on the board. like if something were to that your husband’s rela- scenery after two marriag- $5,000 Dear Abby College The winning defense is a dia- happen to me, he’d have tionship with the children es. I would love to visit Columnist Scholarship mond shift by East at trick two. no clue what to do. How would improve. new places and make new contest, see the informa- West takes that trick and exits can I fix this situation? I friends and build a new tion on DearAbby.com and with a trump. If South imme- don’t want to resent him, DEAR ABBY: I have life for myself. But I won- learn more. The deadline diately leads the club king or but I’m starting to. two daughters, and we der if it would be abandon- is fast approaching.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Premises: 6 Endicott Street, Lynn, MA Premises: 170 Oxford Street, Unit 202, New Sherry Block Condominium, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Lynn, MA mortgage given by Mark Moran and Deserrae Moran to Mortgage Electronic By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Registration Systems, Inc., dated January 2, 2008 and recorded with the Essex mortgage given by Reyes Vasquez to The Lending Connection, Inc., and now held By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 27435, Page 236, of which by Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Indenture Trustee, for New Century mortgage given by Christopher E. Baca and Glenda L. Baca to Mortgage Electronic mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Home Equity Loan Trust 2006-1 said mortgage dated January 26, 2006 and Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for PrimeLending, a PlainsCapital Company Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP dated recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book and now held by PrimeLending, a PlainsCapital Company said mortgage dated November 3, 2010 and recorded with said Registry on November 9, 2010 at Book 25352, Page 216, said mortgage was assigned from The Lending Connection, Inc. June 10, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of 29950, Page 4 and by assignment from Bank Of America, N.A., successor by to New Century Mortgage Corporation by assignment dated January 30, 2006 and Deeds in Book 24407, Page 46, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP to Federal National Mortgage Association recorded with said Registry in Book 30386, Page 216; said mortgage was Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for PrimeLending, a PlainsCapital dated April 14, 2015 and recorded with said Registry on April 22, 2015 at Book assigned from New Century Liquidating Trust Successor in Interest to New Century Company to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., by assignment dated December 5, 2011 and 33998, Page 231 and by assignment from Federal National Mortgage Association Mortgage Corporation to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Indenture recorded with said Registry in Book 30901, Page 541; said mortgage was to MTGLQ Investors, L.P. dated July 7, 2017 and recorded with said Registry on Trustee, for New Century Home Equity Loan Trust 2006-1 by assignment dated assigned from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., to PrimeLending, a Plainscapital Company July 7, 2017 at Book 36005, Page 026, for breach of the conditions of said December 17, 2012 and recorded with said Registry in Book 32093, Page 301; by assignment dated August 8, 2013 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing Book 33003, Page 198; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the Auction at 9:00 a.m. on June 6, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 85 the same will be sold at Public Auction on June 14, 2018 at 2:00 PM Local Time purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on June 14, 2018 Holyoke Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to at 1:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described described in said mortgage, wit: in said mortgage, to wit: TO WIT: THE LAND WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON IN LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS, The Condominium Unit Known as Condominium Unit Number 202, hereinafter NOW KNOWN AND NUMBERED AS 6 ENDICOTT STREET, LYNN, MASS., BOUNDED called the "Subject Unit", in the Condominium known as New Sherry Block EXHIBIT A AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Condominium, a condominium, hereinafter called the "Condominium" established by Master Deed dated June 1, 2005 recorded on June 1, 2005 in the Essex South A parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon is said Lynn, known as 85 BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHERLY CORNER OF SAID LAND ON ENDICOTT STREET AT A District Registry of deeds in Book, 24370 Page 470, hereinafter called the "Master Holyoke Street, shown as Lot 4 on a Plan drawn by Shay & Leary, C.E.'s, dated POINT 43.21 FEET DISTANT, NORTHEASTERLY FROM THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF Deed". February 15, 1927, recorded with Essex South District Deeds in Book of Plans 49, FRANKLIN STREET; AND THENCE RUNNING NORTHEASTERLY ON SAID ENDICOTT Plan 39-C, and bounded: STREET, 40 FEET; THENCE TURNING AND RUNNING NORTHWESTERLY BY LAND The post office address of the Condominium is 170 Oxford Street and 70 Munroe NOW OR LATE OF CHARLES HOUDE AND EXILDA MORIN HOUDE, 70.43 FEET; Street, Lynn, Massachusetts 01901. The land is described in the Master Deed. SOUTHEAST: by Holyoke Street, 47.15 feet; THENCE TURNING AND RUNNING SOUTHWESTERLY BY LAND FORMERLY OF This Deed, and the Subject Unit, and the Condominium, as subject to the ROBERT COLLINS, 40 FEET; THENCE TURNING AND RUNNING SOUTHEASTERLY BY provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A ("Condominiums"). SOUTHWEST: by land now or formerly of the Newhall Estate, 104.58 feet; LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF KEARNS, ABOUT 71 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. The Subject Unit is shown on the Master Plans of the Condominium filed in the NORTHWEST: by land now or formerly of Gibbs, 66.67 feet; and Essex South District Registry of Deeds as set forth hereinabove, and on the Unit APN: MAP 54, BLOCK 650, LOT 21. Plan of the Subject Unit, which is attached hereto as Exhibit A, and the verified NORTHEAST: by Lot 3 on said plan, 100.61 feet. TS Order Number: 10-00076781. statement of a registered architect in the form required by Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, Section 8 and 9, is affixed to the said Master Plans and Unit Containing 5,691 square feet according to said plan. The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Plan. the event of a typographical error in this publication. Being the same premises conveyed to Mark Moran and Deserrae Moran, by deed The subject unit is hereby conveyed together with: from Federal National Mortgage Association and recorded with Essex South For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated January 31, 2002 and recorded in Registry of Deeds herewith. the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 18268, Page 417. 1. An undivided 4.33 percent interest in the common areas and facilities of the Condominium described in the Master Deed appertaining to the Subject Unit; and For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27435, Page 234. liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if 2. An easement, as an appurtenance to the Subject Unit, for the exclusive right to any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. use Parking Space No. 2 in the Condominium pursuant to the provisions set forth These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit in the Master Deed and the Condominium Trust, as hereinafter defined of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place the event of a typographical error in this publication. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated June 10, 2005 and recorded in the easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. after the date of sale. Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24407, Page 39. TERMS OF SALE: Other terms to be announced at the sale. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. 1080 Main Street The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Pawtucket, RI 02860 FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Attorney for Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Indenture Trustee, for New in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Century Home Equity Loan Trust 2006-1 of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Present Holder of the Mortgage cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in (401) 272-1400 after the date of sale. said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Item: May 17, 24, 31, 2018 Other terms to be announced at the sale. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP MTGLQ INVESTORS, L.P. LAND COURT 1080 Main Street Present holder of said mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Pawtucket, RI 02860 18 SM 002665 Attorney for PrimeLending, a PlainsCapital Company By its Attorneys, Present Holder of the Mortgage HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. ORDER OF NOTICE (401) 272-1400 150 California Street Item: May 17, 24, 31, 2018 Newton, MA 02458 TO: (617) 558-0500 Kelly A. Silipigni COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 201604-0510 - TEA THE TRIAL COURT May 10, 17, 24, 2018 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Docket No. ES18P1470EA (SEAL) INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Ditech Financial LLC fka Green Tree Servicing LLC LAND COURT Estate of: Leo Francis Curtis DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, Also Known As: Leo F. Curtis and Leo Curtis 18 SM 002539 numbered 285 Main Street, given by Lawrence Silipigni, Jr. aka Lawrence J. Date of Death: 2/24/2018 ORDER OF NOTICE Silipigni Jr. and Kelly A. Silipigni to ABN AMRO Mortgage Group, Inc., dated Essex Division December 29, 2003 and registered with the Essex County (Southern District) To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of TO: Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 433561 noted on Petitioner Patricia E. Curtis of Lynn MA Amy L. Leck Certificate of Title Number 83530 and now held by plaintiff by assignment a Will has been admitted to informal probate. has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Patricia E. Curtis of Lynn MA and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to U.S.C. App. section 3901 et seq.: serve without surety on the bond. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Marblehead, that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration numbered 21 Puritan Road, given by Amy L. Leck and Donald C. Leck to this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 11, from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a separate 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. corporation that is acting solely as nominee for "Lender", Aegis Wholesale benefits of said Act. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Corporation and its successors and assigns, dated November 1, 2006, and and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26262, Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on April 27, 2018 Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Page 376, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Attest: Item: May 17, 2018 Deborah J. Patterson If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Recorder LEGAL NOTICE States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on (16-015408 Orlans) TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Item: May 17, 2018 CONSERVATION COMMISSION this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before JUN 11, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL benefits of said Act. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on APR 24, 2018 LAND COURT public hearing on the Notice of Intent of Robert Corcoran (Boberin LLC) for the Attest: DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT proposed work including the conversion of existing mansion-style home into four Deborah J. Patterson 18 SM 002548 residential units, renovation of existing carriage house into one residential unit, construction of one new free-standing residential building, construction of Recorder Item: May 17, 2018 ORDER OF NOTICE low-impact development stormwater management structures, and some sea wall repairs within 100 feet of an inland and/or coastal wetland resource area at Map TO: 21, Lot 40 - 133 Puritan Road, Swampscott, MA. Patricia M. Medeiros; Mark Medeiros The request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 24, NEW IN TOWN? and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 2018, at 7:30p at Swampscott Police Headquarters, Community Room, 531 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Humphrey Street.

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Plans are available for review at the Office of Community Development, Swampscott Town Hall, during regular business hours. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, numbered 18 Riverside Court, given by Patricia M. Medeiros and Mark Tom Ruskin Medeiros to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated April 28, 2006 and recorded with Conservation Commission Chair the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25611, Page Item: May 17, 2018 401, as affected by Confirmatory Mortgage, recorded in said Registry in Book 36575, Page 83, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Have a story to share? States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Need a question answered? this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 11, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the [email protected] benefits of said Act.

Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on April 24, 2018

Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder

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