THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 APPRECIATION GE helps By George, bring he loved the City good of Lynn housing

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF to Lynn

LYNN — George Kouk- By Thomas Grillo ounaris, a well-known real ITEM STAFF estate developer and land- lord in Lynn, who died on LYNN — It took more than Friday, is remembered by two years of negotiations, but family, friends and col- the Lynn Housing Authority leagues as someone who was & Neighborhood Develop- all about his family, his faith ment (LHAND) has pur- and Lynn, a man who truly chased three lots from Gen- embodied the American eral Electric Co. and plans to Dream after immigrating turn them into housing. from Greece with nothing. The West Lynn parcels Koukounaris, 89, of Na- were sold to the non-pro t’s hant, was born in Chios, development arm, Neigh- Greece, and arrived in the borhood Development Asso- United States on Thanks- ciates (NDA), for $520,000. giving Day in 1955 at the The land had been used for age of 27 and built a career over ow employee parking in real estate development for GE’s River Works. — his business success is “I’m ecstatic that GE came largely attributed to a love to the table and is assisting of the personal relationships the city in revitalizing that he built with his tenants, neighborhood,” said LHAND according to his obituary. executive director Charles “He was an extraordinary Gaeta. “We intend to not man who lived an extraordi- only build new homes on this nary life,” said his daughter, land, but we plan to offer Eva Markos, of Nahant. “He loans and grants for exteri- was all about his family, his or improvements to nearby faith, and Lynn. He loved homes. It will be a total revi- the city of Lynn, he loved his talization.” tenants — anyone who came The authority expects to his way, he wanted to help build as many as 16 houses people.” Nahant students at a cost of $4 million. The Markos said her father parcels are located on Minot, moved to Nahant in 1982 — Richard and River streets. he lived in Lynn for many Jeff Weeden, LHAND’s years after moving to the put best feet forward planning and development city in 1958. manager, said the agency “Lynn was his life,” Mar- does not know if the project could be better (shoveled) but we had The Golden kos said. “He worked very By Bridget Turcotte will be affordable, market ITEM STAFF kids walk today.” hard to try to improve it. He Shoe award rate or a mix. Home prices, On days the school promotes the activi- for the walk- worked very hard to keep NAHANT — Nearly a year after the he said, will be determined ty, including weekly Walking Wednesdays, ing all stars his tenants happy and safe. school participated in a state program later. He loved people. He was a that encourages students to walk to more than 80 percent of children typically at Johnson The project will be part of gentle soul, very kind and school, about a quarter of the Johnson El- participate, said Andrews. Students are School in the ongoing neighborhood re- giving. He believed in giving ementary School population continues to given a punch card and a volunteer ce- Nahant. vitalization strategy between back. He came from a very hoof it each day. lebrity punches the cards of each student LHAND and the Impact poor, poor background and “We’re to a point where we have a pat- who walks to school on Wednesday. Stu- ITEM PHOTO | Lynn Coalition to establish during his success, his stron- tern and a routine,” said Principal Kevin dents who had their card punched eight SPENSER HASAK and support neighborhood gest belief was to give back.” Andrews. “We know that Penelope and times received a certi cate and shook groups, conduct cleanups, Markos said Greece meant Ella will walk every single day and a hands with Nahant Police school resource and offer x-up grants and the world to him — he was small group of fth-graders are going to philanthropic to his home- walk from Little Nahant. The sidewalks NAHANT, A7 HOUSING, A6 town and on every building he built, he would put in a stone from Greece for good luck — but the United States was his blessing. WANTED: “He loved this country for giving him the opportunity to become something. He Planning was your typical American KOUKOUNARIS, A7 director for Saugus

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Director of the planning and development department, a position cre- ated less than 1½ years ago, is among the handful of va- cancies in major positions the town is looking to ll. “What we would hope for is to ll the position with some- body that has the passion and enthusiasm to take on projects and advise and assist the com- munity in transitioning with a lot of this new development that’s happening on Route COURTESY PHOTO 1,” said Town Manager Scott Rotary Club de nes George Koukounaris, a Crabtree. well-known real estate A job posting on the town’s developer and landlord website describes the job as “the success for Lynn students in Lynn, died on Fri- point of contact and manager for all short term, intermediate, and day. He is remembered By Thomas Grillo the students’ hands. Harrington as someone who was longer range master planning.” Quali cations include a mini- ITEM STAFF Superintendent of Schools Dr. Elementary School all about his family, his Catherine Latham and Harrington third-grader faith, and the United mum of ve years of planning LYNN — Christmas was weeks and community development Elementary School Principal Lissa Chanelle Charles States, or more speci - ago, but students in Nikki Spyro- Jussaume helped distribute the dic- searches for the cally the city of Lynn. SAUGUS, A7 poulos’ class at the Harrington El- tionaries to the third-graders. word “shore” in her ementary School still got presents Don Smith, Equitable’s executive new dictionary that Wednesday. vice president, put Spyropoulos’ was donated by the Thanks to the generosity of Eq- kids to work in Room 206. He asked Rotary Club of Lynn uitable Bank and the Rotary Club, INSIDE them to nd the word “shore” in and Equitable Bank more than 1,300 dictionaries were their new dictionary. on Wednesday. In Opinion In Sports distributed to third-graders in the “I found it,” said 8-year-old Yadier Ehrlich’s St. Mary’s Nazaire hits Lynn Public Schools. It’s the 10th Alvarez. global view. A4 1,000-point milestone. B1 anniversary of the project that has ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK put nearly 14,000 dictionaries in DICTIONARIES, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LYNN ...... A3 HIGH 49° VOL. 140, ISSUE 28 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 OPINION ...... A4 LOW 44° SPORTS ...... B1-3 TRAVEL...... B8 ONE DOLLAR ENTERTAINMENT ...... A5 PAGE A8 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 OBITUARIES Martin Luther King celebration Cliff Vigeant, 74 1943-2017 is set in Malden and Medford LYNN — John Clif- U.S. Navy, worked in ford Vigeant “Cliff” law enforcement as a By Steve Freker The milestone-year the community and the re- Paul Donato, D-Medford, of Lynn passed police Chief in Selby FOR THE ITEM event will be Saturday gion,” Anderson said. Malden; Malden Mayor away on Christmas South Dakota. Born at 11 a.m. at Anthony’s In addition to the lun- Gary Christenson; and day. Born in Lynn, and raised in Lynn, he MALDEN — In addition in Malden. The NSBWA cheon and the awards former Medford Mayor on Sep. 2, 1943, to returned to Lynn and to marking what would will be honoring six indi- ceremony, there will be Michael McGlynn. John and Elizabeth started Cliff’s Oil, to have been the 89th birth- viduals for their contri- musical and vocal enter- This year’s honorees Vigeant, Cliff now en- all who knew him, he day of the late Rev. Dr. butions and accomplish- tainment and opportuni- include: Shannon Ander- ters eternal life with was a very hard work- Martin Luther King Jr., ments which “embody (Dr. ties for the whole group of son (Law Enforcement); his parents and his ing, loving, and giving the North Shore Black King’s) ideals, passion and attendees to join in song. Jessica Johnson (Client brother Robert. Cliff’s loving man. For those of us closest to Women’s Association (NS- commitment to service,” Also, as is customary, a Services Manager); Nao- family who he leaves behind him, we will never forget his un- BWA) will also be hosting according to Association young person will read mi E. Lawrence-Reid, MD his faithful companion Carol usual sense of humor. its annual luncheon hon- President Idiodiah Henry. and deliver Dr. King’s most (Board-Certified Pedia- McCormack, her son Thomas, Service information: Pri- oring the legendary civ- Malden Ward 7 City famous public address, the trician); Jordan Lebeau daughter-in-law Angela, and vate services will be held il rights leader for their Councilor Neal Anderson “I Have a Dream” speech, (Managing Editor, Com- children Thomas Jr., Nicholas, at SOLIMINE Funeral Home, Silver Anniversary 25th will again act as master of which was delivered on plex Networks); Michael and William who all knew him 426 Broadway St., Lynn. time. ceremonies, reprising his the steps of the Lincoln LoPresti (Master Car- as “Grampy,” also his daughter Burial will be at Puritan The NSBWA has its role of many years. “This Memorial after the March penter); and Adam Wel- Jeanette Ellis, three grandchil- Lawn Memorial Park, 185 roots in Medford and Mal- is a tremendous opportu- on Washington, D.C., in dai (Assistant Principal, dren, and his brothers Albert Lake St., Peabody MA on Jan. den and most of its mem- nity to honor those among August 1963. Wright Middle School, and Paul, sister Florence and 11, 2018, at noon, Relatives bers are residents of those us whose efforts have done Past honorees at this Chelsea/Former Malden friends. and friends are respectfully two communities. a lot of good for people in event include state Rep. School Committeeman). Cliff served his country in the invited to attend.

Deborah Christine Rayndles Harris, 63 Dog meet dog: American Kennel 1954-2018 Club adds two breeds to roster RANDOLPH — children, James D. Deborah Christine Harris Jr., Yolanda By Jennifer Peltz Rayndles Harris, age Harris and Jerome ASSOCIATED PRESS 63, a resident of Bishop, sister Gail NEW YORK — A spir- Randolph, (formerly Rayndles, nephew ited Dutch duck-luring Lynn), passed away Ross Rayndles and a dog and a friendly French on Jan. 4, 2018, af- host of aunts, cous- rabbit hound are now run- ter a lengthy battle ins, great nieces ning with the American with breast cancer. and nephews, and Kennel Club’s pack. Deborah, known to friends. Deborah is The club announced friends and family as Debbie, preceded by her husband, Wednesday that it’s rec- was born on Feb. 17, 1954, James Douglas Harris Sr. and ognizing the Nederlandse in Lynn. She graduated from her brother Thomas D. Ray- kooikerhondje and the Lynn English High School and ndles Jr., and her parents: grand basset griffon Ven- began her 40-year profes- Mary Breedy Rayndles and deen. They’re the first sional career with the Verizon Thomas D Rayndles. breeds added to the roster Company up until retirement Service information: Ser- since 2016. in 2010. vices will be held on Friday, They’re eligible for Debbie was a committed Jan. 12, 2018, at Spring of many dog shows this year member of the Church of Water Christian Assembly but can’t compete at the Living God, a lover of travel, 374 N. Main St., Randolph, prestigious Westminster cuisine, cooking, interior de- MA. Wake visitation and Fu- Kennel Club show until sign, and spending time with neral Services will start on next year. A Nederlandse her family. Deborah will be Friday at 10 a.m. Burial will The Nederlandse kooi- kooikerhondje, a remembered forever by her follow in Central Cemetery. kerhondje goes back hun- Dutch duck-luring dreds of years in Holland. dog, above, and a The smallish, brown-and- Grand Basset Grif- white, spaniel-style dogs fon Vendeen are Steven M. Benecke, 53 can be seen in some Dutch among the latest 1964-2018 Old Master paintings. breeds to join the “They’re actually like a American Kennel WENHAM — Steven and his wife, Tina of toddler that never grows Club pack. M. Benecke, age 53 North Reading. His up,” said breeder D. Ann of Wenham, passed nieces and nephews: Knoop-Siderius. She said away peacefully at Eric, Luke and Mia they are happy, some- PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS home on Jan. 9, 2018 Benecke of North times naughty and “very following a courageous Reading, and Caitlyn playful” dogs.” battle with ALS. Steve and Ashley Avery of Her husband, Jac was born on Sept. 26, Wellesley. Numerous Knoop, is the president of 1964 in Hawthorne, beloved cousins from the Kooikerhondje Club of Calif., the son of the both the east and the USA . late Bernard J. and Patricia A. west coast also survive him. Kooikerhondjes were (McInnis) Benecke. Steve grad- Service information: trained to help hunters uated from Lynn Voc. Tech. High Friends and family are invited attract ducks into net-cov- School (1982). He received his to attend Steve’s Celebration ered canals. The elabo- Associates Degree from North of Life on Saturday, Jan. 13, rate setups waned in the Shore Community College and 2018, from 2 to 4 p.m. at 19th century, and the dogs for short. It’s one of a them to be “a pretty laid- oldest purebred dog reg- also attended Wentworth Insti- the First Church in Wenham, neared extinction during number of long, low-to- back breed.” istry. It recognizes 192 tute of Technology. 1 Arbor St., Wenham, MA World War II, before a the-ground basset breeds “They’re happy to get up breeds, from silky Af- baroness set out to bring Steve worked for over 30 01984. Steve’s passion and with centuries-long roots and do things if you ask ghan hounds to hairless years in all facets of the con- zest for life often found him them back. in Europe. A smaller cous- them to, but they’re not xoloitzcuintlis. struction business, most of it participating in those activi- There are now about with R.C. Griffin in Peabody ties where he performed best 7,000 worldwide and in, the petit basset griffon particularly busy, in terms Requirements for rec- where he worked as a project while dressed casually and roughly 500 in the U.S., Vendeen, and the long- of pacing back and forth or ognition include having manager. comfortably. Please honor and they’re well-suited to eared basset hound have throwing a ball in your lap,” at least 300 dogs of the Exceptionally creative, fun- Steve’s memory by attending agility and other canine been recognized by the says Esherick, of Leesport, breed spread around at ny and handy, Steve loved in casual attire. In lieu of sports, said Knoop-Sideri- AKC for decades. Penn. Her 9-year-old least 20 states. Fanciers playing guitar in his Thursday flowers, donations in Steve’s us, who is based in Ogden, GBGVs are known for GBGV, Juno, has compet- petition for recognition “band camp,” tinkering with memory are requested to: Ill. their speed, stamina and ed in agility, obedience and after years of building up just about any kind of vehicle, ALS Association Massachu- The grand basset griffon cheerful nature, but own- other events. pedigrees, clubs and breed and boating with family and setts Chapter, 685 Canton Vendeen goes by “GBGV” er Megan Esherick finds The AKC is the nation’s standards. friends. He had various hob- Street, Suite 103, Norwood, bies but was also never afraid MA 02062. www.als-ma.org . BRIEFS to try something new. Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, Steve is survived by his wife 157 Maple Street, Lynn, MA Department has issued a ganization to help support The organization is not of 12 years, Lisa (Avery) Be- 01904 is entrusted with Mr. Trash and recycling notice to the town’s liquor conservation lands. necke and their two daugh- Benecke’s arrangements. delay in Saugus being created by the town, license holders. The group would act as ters, Erin Avery Benecke and Please visit www.cuffemc- but officials said it would SAUGUS — Trash and The Massachusetts stewards for the town’s work in partnership with Kaylin Ann Benecke of Wen- ginn.com to sign the on-line existing conservation ham. Brother, Kevin Benecke guest book. recycling collection will Alcohol Beverage Control the town and collaborate run on a one-day delay Commission, in conjunc- land, which includes with the town’s Conser- Harold King Forest, from Tuesday through tion with the Swampscott vation Commission, Open Ewing Woods, Palmer and Saturday in observance Police Department, will Space & Recreation Plan be conducting minimum Muskrat Ponds, Linscott Catholic Schools Week of Martin Luther King Jr. Committee, and Depart- Day. age purchase law compli- Park and the Blythswood Easement (off Little’s ment of Public Works to There will be no collec- ance checks throughout Point Road). ensure the protection of special section tion on Monday, Jan. 15. the year. “Friends of Swampscott Swampscott’s conserva- Coming to the Item, The compost site will re- Any inquiries regard- ing this operation can be Conservation Land” is tion land. Peabody Weekly News, main open on Saturday directed to Police Chief seeking volunteers. An More substantive Lynn eld Weekly News, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. organizational meeting Contact solid waste and Ronald J. Madigan at 781- topics of discussion at and La Voz on Jan. 25. has been scheduled for recycling coordinator Lor- 595-1111. the meeting may include Thursday, Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. increasing awareness of na Cerbone at 781-231- in the backroom of Panera Volunteers sought for the town’s conservation To advertise, call 781-593-7700 x1355 4036 with any questions. Bread, 433 Paradise Road, or message [email protected]. Friends of Swampscott to discuss a potential land among residents, New minimum age Conservation Land mission statement for the improving access to such purchase law for liquor group, short- and long- properties, acquiring new SWAMPSCOTT — A term goals, and how the properties, and address- Selling a house? 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By Bella diGrazia is related to science and and Daniel Calnan education,” said Rebecca FOR THE ITEM Unubun, another student in the project. LYNN — Eighth-grad- Unubun and her group ers at KIPP Academy designed a toy that would spent the past month em- help those with cerebral bracing the world of engi- palsy stretch their fin- neering design and STEM gers. They were inspired to research so they could make their building block lend helping hands. toy after watching a video Project Lead the Way brings hands-on STEM where a boy with the con- (science, technology, engi- dition had trouble moving neering and math) experi- his hands. ences into classrooms. As As the students continue part of this new curricu- to practice their presenta- lum, students at the local tions, Mohamed and her charter school used 3D colleagues are teaching printers to design ther- the students the best way apeutic toys for children to present in a profession- with cerebral palsy. al sense. The classroom “It’s an organization will come together within that really pushes stu- the month to choose which dents at all levels to be group deserves to present creative, hands on, and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE to Boston Children’s Hos- to show what they know,” pital. From left, Andy DeLeon, Timi Oladunjoye, Lyssindra Saintvil, and Amber Amadis talk about the “When I saw the curricu- said Amal Mohamed, the therapeutic toy for patients with cerebral palsy as part of Project Lead the Way that gives stu- KIPP Academy teacher lum I really wanted to make dents the chance to implement engineering design to create therapeutic toys. in charge of the new cur- sure our kids, especially my riculum. “Our students girls, are exposed to STEM were introduced to a mid- the child’s brain is under fingers, hands, and wrists. bral palsy was called un- and got to brainstorm ways and science at an early age dle schooler with cerebral development — before They worked in teams to til Ms. Mohamed started to help those affected by because the transition to palsy and from there they birth, during birth, or develop their ideas and teaching us about it,” said it. Canales and his group high school is when they were given a challenge immediately after birth. will have a chance to pres- Piero Canales, a student designed a rubber ball start to think science is bor- where they were to help The disorder affects body ent their designs at Boston taking part in the project. that changes color when ing, which is why we have the patient function with movement and muscle co- Children’s Hospital later “The most fun part was de- squeezed, which would help such a big gap of women their daily tasks.” ordination. this year. On Monday, the signing it on the computer.” patients work on muscle in the STEM field,” said Cerebral palsy is a neu- The KIPPsters, as the students unveiled their Through the program, movement in their hands, Mohamed. “I want my girls rological disorder caused eighth-graders are called, initial designs as practice Canales, whose cousin in fingers and forearms. to know these are the kind by a non-progressive designed toys with the goal to get helpful classmate Honduras has cerebral pal- “I like that we got to use of engaging and hands-on brain injury or malfor- of helping patients develop feedback. sy, learned more about the our creative ideas and jobs that are out there for mation that occurs while and strengthen muscles in “I didn’t know what cere- chronic health condition put it into something that them in this field.” MLK breakfast set for Monday

ITEM STAFF REPORT (LEO) and other commu- nity partners to connect LYNN — The Commu- community members with nity Minority Cultural free community resources. Center, a Lynn-based or- The event kickoff is at ganization that promotes 10:30 a.m. at Lynn City multiculturalism, is host- Hall with the mayor and ing the 32nd annual Dr. JVS CEO Jerry Rubin. Martin Luther King Jr. Campaign activities are Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday at the Porthole The mayor will celebrate Restaurant. the kickoff of the “Learn Darrell Murkison, sec- More, Earn More” cam- retary of the Community paign, which will build Minority Cultural Center awareness of free commu- (CMCC), is serving as the nity resources that assist master of ceremonies for English-language learn- the event, which he said ers seeking to become em- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK will be especially poi- ployed or advance their gnant as this year marks State Rep. Brendan Crighton, left, hands out dictionaries that were donated by the Rotary Club careers. One featured the 50th year since his as- of Lynn and Equitable Bank to third-graders at Harrington Elementary School on Wednesday. resource, the English for sassination. Advancement Program, Murkison said the event plans to serve 100 adult will feature guest speak- learners in Lynn this year. Rotary Club defines success for students ers, performances from English for Advance- local groups and will be ment is a partnership be- DICTIONARIES using their hands,” the 8-year-old books. Electronics will never replace attended by some local tween LHAND, LEO, and From A1 said. them.” politicians. About 200 peo- JVS. Volunteers will be Stephen Upton, the Lynn Rotary Smith said Equitable contributes ple are expected to attend. going door to door as well A handful of students already knew president, said supporting schools $3,500 annually to pay for the books. “It’s all about paying as sharing information the word had multiple meanings. It is a focus for the organization and “We support literacy projects in homage to the legacy of at community businesses not only described the coast, but it the dictionary project happens na- Lynn, it’s just part of what we do,” Dr. King,” Murkison said. to inform residents about can also be used to support some- tionwide. he said. The public is also invit- the resources. thing from falling, Kevin Robles-Bar- “This is perfect for Lynn because State Rep. Brendan Crighton told ed to attend MLK Volun- After two to three hours rios, 9, read aloud to the class. some children don’t have a whole the children that no matter what teer Day on Monday from of volunteering, citizens Michelle Grzela, an Equitable lot of books,” he said. “This is theirs line of work they enter, knowing 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. can then spend time Bank vice president, told the chil- to use at school and take home this how to read is key. Join Mayor Thomas M. at headquarters, Lynn dren the book not only offers defini- summer.” “Even at age 34, I still open up the McGee, Jewish Vocation- Housing Authority at 10 tions, but offers fun stuff at the end While the world has shifted to dictionary and look up words to find al Services (JVS) Boston, Church St., where drinks, Lynn Housing Authority of the guide. electronic devices for spelling, defi- their meaning,” he said. “This is a coffee and hot chocolate & Neighborhood Develop- will be provided. There “Does anyone know what Braille nitions and math, Upton said an valuable tool, not only now, but for ment (LHAND) and Lynn will also be music and fes- is?” she asked. old-fashioned dictionary is a must. the rest of your lives.” Isabella Alves-Ruiz’s hand shot “You won’t always have a comput- Economic Opportunity tivities. up. er,” he said. “This is something kids Thomas Grillo can be reached at “It’s how blind people can read by can put their hands on. I believe in [email protected]. BRIEF LEO board meeting monthly Board of Direc- scheduled for Jan. 17 tors meeting Wednesday, District 45 steps up for fire victims Jan. 17 at 5 p.m. The meet- Lynn Economic Oppor- ing will be in room 100 at “They lost everything By Bella diGrazia donation box at the front seau. tunity, Inc. will hold its 156 Broad St., Lynn. FOR THE ITEM of their establishment for Maria Aybar, a profes- they love in the fire, in- anyone who wants to con- sional photographer who cluding their two cats and LYNN — When there is tribute. is a lifelong Lynn resi- pet bird who they consid- a local tragedy, the city of The restaurant’s owner, dent, saw the generous ef- ered their children,” said Lynn is known for its com- Henry Pariseau, has creat- forts made by District 45 Owens. “I just want to do munal efforts in helping ed a GoFundMe page and and pounced on the oppor- everything I can to help PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS those in need. For Broad offered up his place to host tunity to contribute. She them get a roof over their Street residents who lost a fundraising event on Fri- will be donating free mini head.” KIPP ACADEMY LYNN IS NOW everything in Monday’s day. Up until the event, photo sessions to the raf- Anyone who wants to four-alarm fire, it is no dif- they will collect cash, gift fle, and free mini sessions contribute to the victims ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS ferent. cards, and new toiletries to families affected by the of the fire can visit either FOR THE 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR Twenty-eight residents and bedding, with the tags fire to replace family por- of the above GoFundMe were left with no roof over still on, to distribute to the traits that were lost. pages as well as attend their heads along with TO ENROLL, VISIT fire victims. “Growing up in Lynn my Friday evening’s event at the heartbreak of losing kippacademylynn.schoolmint/welcomeback The restaurant will do- whole life, I have met so District 45. family pets and valuable nate 20 percent of their many wonderful people,” items. Most of the victims sales from Friday to all of said Aybar. “I just want to are now displaced and those affected by the fire. use my passion for pho- LAW OFFICES OF Keep an eye out for concerned about what is There will be live music tography to give back to JAMES J. CARRIGAN our new supplement next for them and their from Seraphina James my community.” • Social Security Disability families. starting at 9 p.m. and a Ericka Ann Owens, an- • Workers Compensation Health & Wellness District 45, one of Lynn’s variety of raffles. other Lynn resident who • Accidents arriving as an insert new downtown restau- “Anyone who wants to felt inspired by the com- 25 years located across in the Item, from Lynn District Court rants, immediately offered donate something to the munity’s efforts, created the Peabody Weekly News and up its help in fundraising box or contribute some- a GoFundMe page of her 15 Johnson St. 781-596-0100 the Lynnfi eld Weekly News efforts for the victims af- thing to be raffled off, we own to help her Uncle on Jan. 25. fected by the fire. Since ask them to deliver it to Thomas and Aunt Chris- JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Tuesday, the 45 Lewis the restaurant before 4 tine, who are victims of RONALD D. MALLOY To advertise, call 781-593-7700 x1355 St. location has left out a p.m. on Friday,” said Pari- the fire. www.jamescarriganlaw.com or message [email protected]. [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 OPINION ANDREW MALCOLM HOW TO REACH US

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Hastings, 1922-1940 ling importance that re- certify Iran is obeying. highs, new homebuilding All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 veals another side of this Any president, espe- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 up, dozens of large compa- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 president and his admin- cially one like Trump not nies granting bonuses and Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 istration: Iran and how known for nuance, walks wage hikes. Even Trump’s Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Donald Trump addresses a tightrope in these situa- job approval was climbing Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 the deadly anti-regime tions. He must make clear at year’s end. Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 demonstrations now con- America’s support for a How can so many things vulsing that historic land people’s democratic striv- be going so well with an [email protected] that clearly is the linchpin ings without creating false unbalanced usurper in the Circulation of any future regional sta- hopes of direct U.S. inter- Oval Office? [email protected] bility, or the opposite. vention, as arose during Trump’s firm stance on Ext. 3 The last time such nation- the Hungarian Revolu- Iran’s global export of ter- wide protests erupted there tion of 1956, ultimately rorism and his sober con- Newsroom — the Green Revolution of squashed by Soviet tanks. duct toward Iran’s mul- [email protected] 2009 — Barack Obama was Iran’s second nation- lahs with the unnoticed [email protected] EDITORIAL painfully reluctant to in- al uprising against the absence, for instance, of Ext. 4 volve the U.S., even rhetor- mullahs in nine years is offensive name-calling Sports ically. His tardy and limp fueled this time by ru- tweets go willfully unno- [email protected] comments about peaceful ral Iranians, once the re- ticed because such respect Ehrlich’s demonstrations came only gime’s strongest pillar. does not fit the favored an- Ext. 5 after congressional resolu- Demonstrators now chant ti-Trump narrative. Retail and Online tions and John McCain’s for regime change because So, too does his mutu- Advertising Senate tongue-lashing for the anticipated gains from al decision with South [email protected] global view their absence. more than $100 billion Korea’s president to sus- ADVERTISING Hillary Clinton later ad- in unfrozen funds were pend possibly provocative State Rep. Lori A. Ehrlich marks the 10th an- mitted, “We were too re- squandered on weapons, joint military exercises Ernie Carpenter Jr. niversary of her election to the Massachusetts strained in our support of foreign forays, terror fund- ahead of next month’s Director of Advertising House of Representatives this year and with the protests in June 2009, ing and, likely, corruption. and Business Development, ext. 1355 Winter Olympics there. Or [email protected] Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee’s departure and in our condemnation Reporters seeking news Trump’s instantly-imple- from the state Senate, Ehrlich assumes the title of the government crack- offered Trump’s spokes- mented vow to crush ISIS Michael Hayes of dean of the Lynn legislative delegation. down that followed.” woman an opportunity to quickly, no longer an orga- Vice President, Digital Advertising, Ehrlich, a Marblehead Democrat who rep- Though there’s little me- reveal that her boss sup- ext. 1302 nized fighting force. [email protected] resents Marblehead, Swampscott, and a dia attention these days, ports regime change in Teh- Or his carefully-target- beachside corner of Lynn in the House, is an there’s no confusion this ran. Instead of taking the ed response to Syrian use Michele Iannaco elected official who has deepened the meaning time. “Oppressive regimes bait, she said carefully, “I of chemical weapons on Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 [email protected] of thinking globally while acting locally. cannot endure forever,” think the ultimate endgame its own people. His impo- Her legislative list of accomplishments in- Trump has said. “The peo- would be that the citizens sition of new sanctions on Ralph Mitchell cludes condemning and working to ban the ple of Iran are finally act- and the people of Iran are Russia, sale of badly-need- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 sale of illegally-possessed ivory. The ivory trade ing against the brutal and actually given basic human ed defensive weapons to [email protected] crosses continents and oceans and Ehrlich met corrupt Iranian regime.” rights, and he’d certainly Ukraine, U.S. troop deploy- Patricia Whalen with former President Bill Clinton to discuss Vice President Mike like to see them stop being a ments to Eastern Europe Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 their shared interest in preventing elephant ex- Pence gave a lengthy inter- state sponsor of terror.” as a NATO commitment. [email protected] tinction. view to Greta Van Suste- Trump’s tweets at North And now the suspension BUSINESS OFFICE Some people might ask why a legislator from ren for Voice of America to Korea’s “little Rocket of $2 billion in aid to Pa- Marblehead needs to protect elephants and broadcast in Farsi: “We’re Man” draw instant media kistan for harboring ter- Susan J. Conti Ehrlich’s response would be characteristically going to continue to send, attention, even igniting rorists, a firm consequence Controller, ext. 1288 blunt: Everyone in elected office has a responsi- from the very outset of this speculations on the pres- dodged by all recent ad- [email protected] bility to make the world a better place for future effort on the streets of Iran, ident’s mental health. ministrations. Ted Grant generations. an unambiguous message They reinforce a popular These and other actions Publisher, ext. 1234 That goal sounds like a tall order for a state that the American people perception that this pres- demonstrating freshened re- [email protected] legislator. But Ehrlich has proven herself adept stand with freedom-loving ident is a loose cannon, a solve abroad suggest when Marian Kinney since taking office in 2009 in building coalitions people in Iran and around perception he sometimes it comes to foreign policy, ext. 1212 with legislative allies, even as she tackles issues the world.” seeks and feeds with un- friends and foes alike would [email protected] head on. She has worked with the Essex Coun- In a Washington Post op- orthodox presidential be- do well to note that Trump Will Kraft ty Community Organization (ECCO) to focus ed Pence wrote, “We stand havior and statements. follows words with action. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 on immigrant rights and the important role her with the proud people of What doesn’t get reported [email protected] Iran because it is right. so eagerly nor attributed Andrew Malcolm is an constituents can play in highlighting unequal Jennifer Perez treatment faced by immigrants. And because the regime in to Trump’s presidency are author and veteran na- ext. 1205 She will meet with ECCO representatives on Tehran threatens the peace puzzling positive develop- tional and foreign corre- [email protected] Jan. 22 to discuss 2018 legislative priorities. and security of the world.” ments: Economic growth spondent covering politics Obama’s abiding reluc- exceeding three percent by since the 1960s. Follow Mike Shanahan Even as she concentrates on national, even in- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 ternational concerns including immigration, Eh- tance to confront Iran on Trump’s seventh month, him @AHMalcolm. [email protected] rlich has taken a practical approach to concerns Carolina Trujillo affecting her constituents. Her work on improv- BEN SHAPIRO Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ing natural gas safety showed her relentless [email protected] commitment to utility safety improvements. Jim Wilson Ehrlich has filed legislation to improve pet Hollywood only steps up under pressure, Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 safety and to save lives of underage drinkers. [email protected] She demonstrated forward-thinking aware- so spare us the lectures on morality ness of the changing business world when she CIRCULATION Lisa Mahmoud challenged existing law governing employee Hollywood is virtuous. a lifetime achievement change. The result: the non-compete contracts. Manager, ext. 1239 Yes, the town that award. Seth MacFarlane’s Hays Code. Hollywood re- [email protected] She was a partner with the Office Depot Foun- brought you the casting Family Guy ran a joke sponded, but only under dation in 2011 to provide backpacks to needy couch and the X-rated film about baby Stewie running pressure. CLASSIFIED children. now proclaims that it is the naked screaming across Now Hollywood re- Abbe Young Smith Her constituents have signaled their respect leading edge on behalf of the screen, shouting, sponds again. But only Manager, ext. 1276 and admiration for Ehrlich at the ballot box. The female empowerment. All it “Help! I’ve escaped from under pressure. [email protected] 6,435 votes she received from Swampscott resi- took was the worst scandal Kevin Spacey’s basement!” Which is what makes dents in November 2016 eclipsed the town vote NEWSROOM in modern Hollywood histo- But now we’re supposed it particularly sickening for Hillary Clinton. ry to make that happen. to believe that Hollywood that Hollywood’s stars in- Bill Brotherton As she dons the mantle of dean, Ehrlich has a Features Editor ext. 1338 A few short months ago, has something to tell the sist on treating the rest lot to teach colleagues Donald Wong, Daniel Ca- [email protected] Hollywood had nothing to rest of us about sexual of us as the sinners. The hill, Brendan Crighton and whomever succeeds say about the sexual abuse abuse. Thus, Oprah Win- same Hollywood that sees Gayla Cawley Crighton as West Lynn and Nahant’s state rep- of women in the industry. frey took to the stage of the the rest of America as a Reporter, ext. 1236 resentative. [email protected] Hollywood is a visual me- Golden Globes to lecture She can teach the art of taking risks in the tyrannical small town run dium, and that means that America about mistreat- Cheryl Charles Legislature. She can show fellow legislators how by John Lithgow, one step powerful men in the in- ment of women —­ even Night Editor, ext. 1278 to grasp the big picture while thinking locally away from re-enacting dustry have treated beau- though her association [email protected] and she understands that doing good is the only “The Handmaid’s Tale,” tiful women as objects for with Weinstein supposed- Tori Faieta good thing to do. sends out “THT” star Eliz- their play and pleasure for ly led at least one young abeth Moss to lecture on Copy Editor [email protected] literally decades. actress to believe Wein- sexism — the same wom- Famed actress Jean Ar- stein was unthreatening, an who devotes her time to Thomas Grillo thur, star of films includ- a mistake that led to that the Church of Scientology, Reporter, ext. 1264 ing “Shane,” told author actress’ sexual exploitation a sexist quasi-cult that has [email protected] Joseph McBride that she at Weinstein’s hands. allegedly targeted victims Spenser Hasak quit the industry rather Streep cheered her from of sexual abuse and forced Photographer, ext. 1332 than deal with the moles- the audience, despite call- female members of the Sea [email protected] tation from studio head ing Weinstein “God” just a Org to have abortions. Thor Jourgensen Harry Cohn; she even says few years ago. James Fran- So, here’s a bit of advice to News Editor, ext. 1267 she planned to murder him co clapped along, even as Hollywood: Try a little mod- [email protected] before quitting. Marilyn Ally Sheedy tweeted cryp- esty. You didn’t say anything Steve Krause Monroe told a young Joan tically about his hypocrisy. when you had the chance; Sports Editor, ext. 1229 Collins that producers were This is Hollywood’s you only said something [email protected] like “wolves.” And modern unique gift: limitless gall, when you were caught with Katie Morrison actresses talked for years and a complete lack of mo- your pants down, literally. Sports Reporter about the predations of fig- rality. Once shamed, Holly- Spare us the self-righ- [email protected] ures like Harvey Weinstein. wood steps up. But it takes teous lectures. And try Owen O’Rourke But nobody did anything. the public to force it to do so. setting some standards for Photographer, ext. 1224 Nobody said anything. It took the public to force yourselves before you tell [email protected] In fact, Hollywood’s lead- Hollywood to set standards us all about how we’re the Roberto Scalese ing lights cheered such for itself in the 1930s; after barriers between women Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 CLARIFICATION men. Meryl Streep gave the roaring 1920s, which and respect. [email protected] included some highly-pub- convicted child rapist Ro- Anne Marie Tobin A story in Tuesday’s Item inaccurately referred to man Polanski a standing licized Tinseltown scan- Ben Shapiro is a Los An- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Lynn District Fire Chief Stephen Archer as chief. Ar- ovation at the 2003 Oscars. dals including the death of geles-based political col- [email protected] cher scored highest in the city’s assessment process to In 2012, the Golden Globes model Virginia Rappe at a umnist and editor-in-chief Bridget Turcotte select a new fire chief. But Mayor Thomas M. McGee honored Woody Allen, a party with famous comedi- at The Daily Wire, a con- Reporter, ext. 1269 has yet to select a new chief. A spokeswoman for the man credibly accused of an Fatty Arbuckle, Amer- servative news and opin- [email protected] mayor said he will make a decision later this month molesting his own 7-year- icans tired of the town’s ion website. He can be Ryan York and a swearing in will be scheduled. old step-daughter, with decadence and demanded reached at @benshapiro. 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, JANUARY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT Festival of Arts logo to be unveiled

MARBLEHEAD — the Premiere Party, said, Each annual Marblehead “What a wonderful start Festival of Arts has its to 2018, joining good own logo, which is cho- friends and good food, sen from a design compe- meeting the artists, view- The Boxcar Lilies, tition. The winning logo ing the three nal logos Susan Cattaneo, will be displayed on all and much more. The logo Stephanie Marshall products sold during the premiere dinner party and Jenny Good- 2018 festival and on fes- kicks off the 53rd year- speed, will kick off tival promotional materi- long celebration of the the winter season of als throughout the year. Marblehead Festival of the me&thee coffee- This year’s logo contest Arts.” Robert Simonelli, house. winner will be announced manager of the Landing, at the Premiere Party, on is donating a percentage COURTESY PHOTOS Wednesday, Jan. 17, at the of the cost of all meals and Landing Restaurant, 81 drinks purchased during Front St. The community the event to the festival. is invited. Founded in 1962, the It may be cold outside, but From the many submis- Marblehead Festival of sions, a panel of judges Arts has become a unique selected three nalists. forum for artistic expres- me&thee coffeehouse heating up The 2018 logo was then sion in the vicinity of chosen by public vote. The Marblehead Harbor. Held nalists’ designs, along each year over the July 4 with the rest of the top holiday, the festival hosts 10 entries, will be on dis- a wide range of visual art play. Dinner will be from exhibits as well as other 5-9 p.m. Please call 781- events featuring lm, mu- 639-1266 for reservations. sic, writing, boat building, The celebration to reveal children’s activities, and the winning logo starts an artisans marketplace. around 7:15 p.m.. The program is designed This year’s judges were to provide enjoyment for Peter Schalck, Paul Cia- the entire family. varra and Paul Brancale- The Marblehead Festi- one. Schalck is the own- val of Arts is an all-vol- er and senior designer unteer organization that at Flat Rock Creative in operates year-round and Marblehead. Ciavarra is relies solely on donations past president and cre- to fund its operations. ative designer at Ciavarra Individuals, families and Designs in Boston. Bran- businesses may become caleone is a branding spe- festival sponsors by mak- cialist at Halo. ing a tax-deductible con- Maggie Smist is co-chair tribution. For additional COURTESY PHOTOS of the logo contest. information, visit www. Feb. 9 marks the return of Chelsea Berry, above left, to the me&thee stage, while Dom Flemons, Lesli Mead, chair of MarbleheadFestival.org. above right, makes his me&thee debut March 2. SWAMPSCOTT BRIEF MARBLEHEAD — The winter A tribute to the amazing songwrit- The Hanneke Cassel Band plays season of the me&thee coffeehouse er, John Prine, is in store on Feb. 16. on March 16. Cassel and her band at the ReachArts build- offers a wide variety of acts that will Amy Fairchild, The Meadows Broth- create a cutting-edge acoustic sound Poetry readings ing, but a burst water surely capture the musical imag- ers, Jenee Halstead and Patrick that retains the integrity and spirit An engaging evening of pipe necessitated the site ination of concert fans of all ages. Coman will combine musical forces of the Scottish tradition. original poetry read and The much-esteemed listening room, to sing some of Prine’s most-loved The nal show of the winter sea- change. Doors open at shared by past and pres- which has offered the best in nation- songs. They will also perform some son is on March 23 with Seth Glier. 6:30 p.m.; readings will ent young and adult Poet al and international acoustic music of their own songs that have been His music is riveting, inspirational begin at 7. A Q&A session since 1970, begins its winter season in uenced by two-time Grammy and full of rhythm, blues and soul. Laureates from the town will follow the readings. on Feb. 2. The me&thee is located at Award-winning Prine. Tickets for all shows are available will commence tomorrow This event is open to the Unitarian Universalist Church Me&thee favorites Guy van Duser at www.meandthee.org. Tickets are at Swampscott Public all ages and admission of Marblehead at 28 Mugford St. and Billy Novick will round out the also available in Marblehead at Library, 61 Burrill St. is free, but a suggested This rst show of the winter sea- month on Feb. 23. This dynamic duo both the Spirit of ’76 Bookstore and The event was original- donation will bene t son features The Boxcar Lilies. dazzles with ngerpicking guitar Arnould Gallery and at the door. ly scheduled to take place ReachArts. Their three-part harmonies, tight and jazzy clarinet chops. Student tickets are always $10. As songwriting and on-stage camara- March 2 will be a most memora- at all me&thee coffeehouse events, derie make for a delightful evening. ble evening when Dom Flemons refreshments are available, includ- Jenny Goodspeed and Stephanie makes his me&thee debut. A for- ing homemade pastries, coffee and Marshall will be bidding third mem- mer member of the Carolina Choc- teas. The me&thee has a handi- ber Susan Cattaneo adieu at this olate Drops, Flemons draws from a capped-accessible entrance and a show. Cattaneo is leaving the trio to wide range of styles including rag- handicap-accessible restroom, is a pursue her solo career. time, Piedmont blues, spirituals, smoke-free environment and is eas- Feb. 9 marks the return of Chel- southern traditional music, string ily reached by MBTA bus. sea Berry to the me&thee stage. It’s band music, fe and drum music The me&thee coffeehouse is one been a long time since her last visit; and jug band music. of the oldest continually running her latest recording, Wanderbird, Tracy Grammer returns to the acoustic music coffeehouse in New has received rave reviews. Berry’s me&thee on March 9. She is cel- England.. It has been and will al- mentor, Livingston Taylor, has this ebrating her newest album, Low ways be a volunteer, nonpro t orga- to say about her talent: “A voice of Tide. Grammer came to the public’s nization sponsored by the Unitarian remarkable power and control with attention when she and the late Universalist Church of Marblehead. a joyous soul. Brave and bright, Dave Carter released three popular For information and directions, call Chelsea Berry is the real thing.” albums (1998-2001). 781-631-8987. Schindler bringing his folk sounds for Saturday Night in Marblehead

MARBLEHEAD — Saturday Night in Marblehead will contin- ue its concert series with a Jan. 20 concert at the Church of St. Andrew by New England songwriter John Schindler. A resident of Boothbay Harbor, Maine, Schindler is originally from St. Louis. He was in uenced early by that town’s rhythm and blues and his Oklahoma mother’s singing. After spending nine years in a Cath- olic seminary, where silence and w? Gregorian chant were a key part of ou kno e Did y ’s magazines ar his experience, Schindler moved to edia Group New England and became an itiner- Essex M ant musician. He has won both the available 24/7 online at azine.com 2003 Boston Folk Festival Songwrit- thshoregolfmag .com ing Contest and the 2006 Rose Gar- nor azine 01907themag .com den Coffeehouse Song Contest, and ONEthemag he has been a nalist in many other pring 2018 editions song contests. Look for our S March. “John Schindler is full of wonder- COURTESY PHOTO coming in ful, insightful songs that will nd Singer-songwriter John Schindler will perform at the Church their way into the repertoire of oth- of St. Andrew in Marblehead on Jan. 20. er folk singers. John’s songs really connect!” wrote Dick Pleasants of writer I’ve run into in the last 10 Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the con- WUMB radio. Dan Gewertz in the years or so.” cert begins at 8. Admission is $15 at Boston Herald wrote, “John Schin- Schindler has released two CDs: the door. Saturday Night in Marble- dler knows how to translate life Memory Train, which was CD of the head is located at the Church of St. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 into wise, oddly witty songs.” Sing- Week on Chicago’s WFMT’s Mid- Andrew, 135 Lafayette St. (Route 114), to start your er-songwriter Bob Franke, founder night Special, and Two-Step Man. near the Marblehead/Salem town line. daily subscription. of Saturday Night in Marblehead, For more about Schindler, visit www. The church (www.standrewsmhd.org) said, “John’s the best singer-song- reverbnation.com/johnschindler. is handicapped accessible. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Street at 2:41 p.m.; there Three-car crash in Lynn larly arrests, reflect police records. was a report of a larceny on In the event of a perceived inac- Lynnfield Street at 5:11 p.m.; curacy, it is the sole responsibility there was a report of a mo- tor vehicle theft on Newhall leaves woman hospitalized of the concerned party to contact Street at 9:56 p.m.; an acci- the relevant police department and dent was reported on Union By Thomas Grillo have the department issue a no- Street at 9:37 a.m. Wednes- ITEM STAFF tice of correction to the Daily Item. day. Corrections or clarifications will not LYNN — A three-car be made without express notice of MARBLEHEAD collision early Wednesday morning sent one person change from the arresting police Accidents to the hospital, according department. to the Lynn Fire Depart- There was a hit and run ac- ment. LYNN cident on Roundhouse Road The accident occurred at at 11:21 a.m. on Tuesday; a 5:50 a.m. at the intersec- Arrests van hit a parked car on Com- tion of the Lynnway and mercial Street at 4:32 p.m. the Commercial Street ex- Larissa Martinez, of 100 Willow St., was arrested on tension. warrants. Complaints Deputy Fire Chief Ste- phen Archer said the Louis Montero Grullon, 22, A woman walking her dog of 50 Childs St., was arrested crash involved a passen- on Front Street said there was ger car, tractor trailer, and on warrants. an open window on the front a school van. Shakoiya Williams, 31, of of a building and birds flying 15 Huss Court, was arrested in and out of the building at The female driver of the and charged with trespassing, 9:21 a.m. on Tuesday; a sew- van was removed from the resisting arrest, and disorder- er cap came off on the trail vehicle by firefighters. She ly conduct. just under the Village Street was treated at the scene bridge at 3:17 p.m.; there and taken to the North Complaints was a possible burst pipe on Shore Medical Center in Waldron Street at 5:17 p.m.; Salem. There was a report of tres- there was a burst pipe in a Archer said her inju- passing on Andrews Street home on Naugus Avenue at ries do not appear to be at 4:22 a.m. Tuesday; there 12:09 a.m. Wednesday. life-threatening. Occu- was an uninvited guest on pants and drivers of the Western Avenue at 8:13 a.m.; Theft other vehicles declined there was a disturbance on treatment, he said. Rock Avenue at 12:27 p.m.; A package was reported there was a report of an as- Thomas Grillo can be stolen on Commercial Street PHOTO | LYNN FIRE DEPARTMENT sault on State Street at 12:37 at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday. reached at tgrillo@item- p.m.; there was a report of an live.com. A van was involved in a serious three-car collision Wednesday morning. assault on O’Callaghan Way at 12:45 p.m.; there was a SAUGUS report of an assault and bat- Accidents tery on Willow Street at 2:48 Saugus man to serve four years p.m.; there was a report of There was a minor motor an assault and battery on vehicle accident on Western Green Street at 4:58 p.m.; Avenue at 8:49 a.m. on Tues- in prison for drug trafficking an assault and battery was day; there was a vehicle into reported on Robinson Street a snowbank at 10:03 a.m.; ITEM STAFF REPORT at 6:58 p.m.; there was a pleaded guilty to one grams of heroin and co- drug proceeds from Soto, there was an accident on count of conspiracy to caine from local suppliers intended for Baez. On report of threats on Bessom BOSTON — A Saugus Saville Street at 1:46 p.m.; possess with intent to dis- and suppliers based in March 19, 2016, agents Street at 11:17 a.m. Wednes- there was a motor vehicle ac- man was sentenced to four tribute and distribution of Mexico. His co-conspira- seized from Lara 140 day; there was a disturbance cident with property damage years in prison on Wednes- on Exchange Street at 12:56 on Broadway at 3:47 p.m.; day in federal court for his a controlled substance — tor, Jose A. Rosario, sup- grams of heroin and fen- p.m.; vandalism was reported there was an accident with role in a heroin trafficking heroin and fentanyl, pros- plied Baez with heroin, tanyl supplied to him by on South Common Street at property damage on Pearson scheme operating in and ecutors said. which Baez then repack- Baez, prosecutors said. 2:11 p.m.. Street at 5:22 p.m. around Lawrence. From about April 2015 aged for distribution, Baez was sentenced in Edwin Soto, 46, was also to March 2016, authori- prosecutors said. June 2017 to 121 months Accidents Complaints sentenced to six years of ties investigated the drug Soto and co-defendant in prison, and Rosario was supervised release, and distribution activities of Waner Manuel Lara pur- sentenced in September There was a motor vehicle There was a report of a ordered to pay $99,200 in Ramon Baez and his as- chased heroin and fen- 2017 to 22 months in pris- accident on Lynnfield Street wrong-way driver on Broad- sociates in and around the tanyl from Baez. On Dec. on. Lara pleaded guilty in at 8:34 a.m. Tuesday; there forfeiture, according to the way at 1:31 a.m. on Tuesday; city of Lawrence. 29, 2015, law enforcement October 2017 and is await- was an accident on Union U.S. Attorney’s office a caller reported graffiti on In October 2017, Soto Baez obtained kilo- officers seized $99,200 in ing a sentencing date. Street at 11:53 a.m.; there his fence on Spring Lane at was a motor vehicle accident 11:37 a.m. on Chatham Street at 11:59 a.m.; there was an accident Louisiana teacher speaks out reported at Park Street and SWAMPSCOTT Western Avenue at 12:05 p.m.; there was a motor ve- Arrest hicle accident with personal Kelvin Lopez, 21, was ar- after arrest at board meeting injury on Victory Road at 1:08 rested and charged with un- p.m.; there was a motor vehi- licensed operation of a motor By Kevin McGill and Puyau said, at times strug- cle accident on Harbor Street vehicle and speeding. Gerald Herbert gling to compose himself at 5:09 p.m.; there was a hit ASSOCIATED PRESS in an interview with The and run motor vehicle acci- Complaints Associated Press. He said dent on Burrill Avenue at 5:40 ABBEVILLE, La. — The the school system offices p.m.; a hit and run motor ve- There was a report of threats Louisiana teacher who went into temporary lock- hicle accident was reported on Columbia Street at 12:41 was ejected from a school down, and his daughters on Rogers Avenue at 5:46 a.m. Tuesday; a hazardous board meeting and hand- had to delete threats on p.m.; there was an accident condition was reported on cuffed after speaking out their social media. on Alley Street at 8:49 p.m.; Paradise Road at 12:47 p.m.; about salaries — a vid- The turmoil follows the an accident was reported on there was vandalism to a mo- eo-recorded arrest that board’s 5-3 vote Monday Newhall Street at 8:51 p.m.; tor vehicle on Paradise Road at sparked outrage — said night approving a new there was an accident on 1:09 p.m.; there was a distur- Wednesday her treatment 3-year contract raising Sidney Avenue at 10:53 a.m. bance on Grant Road at 1:28 was appalling and encour- Puyau’s salary by roughly Wednesday; there was an ac- p.m.; there was a report of an aged others to speak out. $30,000, to about $140,000 cident on Chatham Street at assault on Humphrey Street at The fallout from Deyshia annually, with incentive 2:22 p.m.; there was an ac- 2:02 p.m.; a breaking and en- Hargrave’s arrest Mon- targets that could add 3 cident on Fearless Avenue at tering to a motor vehicle was day night was wide-rang- percent per year. 2:32 p.m. reported on Beach Avenue at ing, with school district He said the raise match- 2:10 p.m. officials receiving death es what other school offi- Thefts threats and the governor cials make in similar jobs. Theft saying it “cast a negative Hargrave, a middle There was a motor vehicle light” on the state. Video PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS school English teacher, theft reported on the Lynnway A larceny was reported on of the arrest was shared said she felt like she was at 11:40 a.m. Tuesday; a lar- Rockland Street at 8:20 p.m. widely online. Middle-school English teacher Deyshia Har- representing all teachers ceny was reported on Union Tuesday. “By taking away my grave speaks during a Vermilion Parish School in the parish by question- voice they’ve taken away Board meeting in Abbeville, La., west of New ing the raise, at a time — or tried to take away Orleans. when teachers haven’t MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS — my First Amendment received an increase in rights to speak,” Hargrave Parish — about 150 miles warranted that type of ac- 10 years, despite growing Police recover 160 pounds setts, the shipment was said in a video posted on west of New Orleans. “Go tion.” class sizes and other de- of marijuana in boxes not going to a legal outlet. the Louisiana Association to your local school board Superintendent Je- mands. of Educators’ Facebook meetings,” Hargrave said. rome Puyau said the hate Video of the meeting MIDDLETON (AP) Hedge fund manager pleads page. “And I’m appalled “Speak out. Be vocal.” emails and phone calls be- shows that Hargrave ad- — Massachusetts po- guilty in fraud scheme at this, and you should be Gov. John Bel Edwards, gan pouring in after vid- dressed the superinten- lice have intercepted a too.” who is married to a teach- eos spread. dent directly after she was shipment containing 160 BOSTON (AP) — The She expressed gratitude er and gets support from “I’ve stopped reading asked by a board member pounds of marijuana. owner of two Massachu- for support from students teacher unions, said he them because they’re just to comment on the con- The Salem News reports setts-based investment and parents in Vermilion “didn’t see anything that so bad and disgusting,” tract vote. police were tipped off to advisory firms has plead- the shipment when work- ed guilty to defrauding ers at a trucking company his investors of millions GE helps to bring good housing to Lynn noticed a bag of marijua- of dollars to fund his own na sticking out of a box lavish lifestyle. HOUSING apartments in a five-story, reuse of the lots. Development, said the col- from California. Investi- Federal prosecutors From A1 wood-frame building. Mayor Thomas M. Mc- laboration between local, gators with drug-sniffing say 44-year-old Yasuna In 2016, the authority Gee said the project will state, and federal officials, dogs found several other Murakami, of Cambridge, loans to neighbors, Gaeta completed construction build upon a great neigh- in addition to GE’s will- boxes containing the drug. pleaded guilty Tuesday to said. of a dozen apartments on borhood. ingness to work with the An undercover federal wire fraud. He faces up “It’s a big victory for the Sagamore Street, a reha- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton community, will result in agent drove the boxes in to 20 years in prison at city and GE for seeing bilitation project that pro- (D-Mass.) said the deal the redevelopment of va- sentencing on April 8. a delivery truck to a Mid- the benefit of putting the vided a mix of market-rate will result in a vibrant, cant land into much-need- dleton business listed on Murakami was a man- property into our hands,” and affordable housing. family-friendly neigh- ed housing. the shipping label. Police aging member of MC2 he said. Will Danzinger, GE’s borhood where there had State Rep. Brendan then arrested 37-year-old Capital Management LHAND along with the Lynn general manager, been vacant lots. Crighton (D-Lynn) said he Paul Lyman, of Lynn, LLC and MC2 Canada nonprofit NDA have built said the company was “It’s the product of a looks forward to the com- as he and another man Capital Management more than 300 units of pletion of what he called began loading the boxes LLC, investment advisory housing for families. The happy to collaborate lot of hard work and co- with the city and the ordination amongst the a transformative project into a SUV Monday. firms through which he $31 million Gateway Res- and to continue working Lynn Economic Advance- LEAD team, along with a Lyman has pleaded not established and managed idences on Washington is with GE to find the best ment (LEAD) team, the collaborative, civic-mind- guilty to charges of mari- three hedge funds. nearing completion. The uses for their surplus 12-member group formed ed approach by GE’s local juana trafficking and con- Authorities say he project, a collaboration of land. spiracy. The other man diverted client money for NDA, the AFL-CIO Hous- to coordinate planning leaders,” Moulton said in a has yet to be charged. personal use, including ing Investment Trust, efforts, attract private statement. Thomas Grillo can be Police say while marijua- for a luxury sports car and Hub Holdings LLC developers and fast-track Jay Ash, state Secretary reached at tgrillo@item- na is legal in Massachu- and international travel. of Boston, will offer 71 permitting, to initiate the of Housing and Economic live.com. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 By George, he loved the City of Lynn KOUKOUNARIS and kept rents low. He From A1 called him one of the top landlords ever in the city Dream,” she said. of Lynn, who took pride in Ed Calnan, the city’s everything he did, which former community de- reflected itself in the velopment director, said property he owned. he knew Koukounaris “He was very proud of because the city was his accomplishments and involved with a couple of proud to be an American,” his commercial projects, Gaeta said. “He came including the Agora Pla- from Greece with nothing za, a strip mall on Market and built up a résumé Street and 1 Market with successes for him- St., which was an office self, (which) was very big building the late real to him … He was just a estate developer worked pretty special guy.” to rehabilitate. He said Alexandra Markos, both projects were in the Eva’s daughter, said her early 1980s. grandfather was the Calnan said Kouk- nicest and most optimis- ounaris built a number tic person, who had a lot of apartment buildings in of faith, which he spread ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK several of the neighbor- to other people. He was Violet Powell, 6, receives her certificate for Walking Wednesdays and a congratulations from hoods in the city. fearless, she said. “He was a good builder Johnson School Principal Kevin Andrews, Leah Beckett from Massachusetts Safe Routes to Alexandra said her School, and School Resource Officer Keith O’Brien on Wednesday. who always treated his grandfather used to tenants with respect, always say: “Don’t make which made him a a permanent decision for success,” Calnan said. “I a temporary problem,” Nahant students put best feet forward always found him to be a which she said meant humble man, yet he was don’t do something you very confident in his own HOUSING can’t take back or reverse, abilities in his chosen From A1 adding that she’s lived field of development. He her life by that quote. officer, Keith O’Brien, at a had a vision. He could “That was his philos- ceremony on Wednesday always see the possibility ophy — be calm, have afternoon. of what Lynn could be if faith, things will work out The effort to get children people worked hard.” (and) don’t do anything walking to school started Calnan said a lot of crazy,” she said. with the Massachusetts people in City Hall Safe Routes to School Pro- enjoyed working with Koukounaris was also known for his philan- gram, sponsored by the Koukounaris through the Massachusetts Depart- years, calling him rock thropy, giving back to his community by awarding ment of Transportation solid and someone who with funds from the Fed- could always be counted scholarships to students in both Greece and Lynn. eral Highway Adminis- on to do the right thing. tration almost a year ago. “I think he was a prince He also built a communi- ty center in Chios, Greece, The program promotes of a man and he was safer routes for students the embodiment of the which provides free after-school programs to to get to school by foster- immigrant success story,” ing partnerships between Calnan said. “He was a more than 300 students each year, according to advocacy groups, law en- good person and I really forcement, education lead- rarely had a conversation his obituary. Faith, as his family ers, and public health de- with him where he didn’t partments. say how blessed he was described, was important to Koukounaris — he was On Winter Walk Day last to be in the United States February, an annual Safe of America, the land of an Archon of the Ecumen- ical Patriarchate, which Routes initiative to start opportunity, and he really schools off by encourag- felt that.” is an honor bestowed on those for their outstand- ing them all to walk on a The U.S. Department specific day, more than 83 of Housing and Urban ing service to the Ortho- Ryan Sherlock, 5, shakes hands with Johnson School Resource Officer dox Church. He was also percent of Johnson School Development recognized students walked to school Keith O’Brien after receiving his certificate for participating in Walking him as one of the top 100 a parishioner and sponsor Wednesdays. for St. George Greek Or- despite the morning’s landlords in the United snow and cold weather, thodox Church in Lynn. States, the Lynn Area and the school was rec- “He was one of the in the fall, the momentum Chamber of Commerce ognized for its efforts at bravest men I ever met was kept up. presented him with the the Massachusetts State in my life,” said George Kindergartener Ryan first President’s Club House. Markos, son-in-law of Sherlock said he walks to Award and he was hon- The Parent Teacher Koukounaris and Eva’s school most days, and his ored as a Lynn Legacy at Organization upped the husband. favorite part is spending the Lynn Museum and game by offering an incen- Markos, owner of the extra time with his Historical Society for tive for classrooms with Brothers Deli, said Kouk- friends. those who have made a the highest percentage of significant contribution to ounaris was like a father “Today my mom drove participation — a size 14 a speck of the way and Lynn’s history, according to him, someone who sneaker turned Golden to his obituary. went out his way to help I walked the rest,” said Shoe Trophy. Sherlock, 5. Charles Gaeta, execu- people, a family man, The trophy was passed tive director of the Lynn good businessman, and Five-year-old Sean Ab- to the classroom with the bady said his favorite part Housing Authority & strong believer in God. highest percentage each Neighborhood Develop- Eva said the happiest of walking to school is run- Wednesday for the re- ning down the hill to Sher- ment (LHAND), said he day of her father’s year mainder of the school year. was a city councilor when lock’s house. was when George would Before the initiative, he first met Koukounaris As the school prepares annually provide meals to only 30 percent of the — the real estate devel- for the next official Winter those in need on Thanks- school children were walk- oper was working on one Walk day, Andrews said giving — she said her fa- ing daily, despite the is- his commercial ventures, the school council is map- ther arrived from Greece land’s tiny size. Meeting the Agora Plaza, which is ping out walking groups on Thanksgiving Day places were arranged to where Brothers Deli is. by neighborhood, naming with nowhere to go, so the encourage walking togeth- Gaeta said he also a fifth- or sixth-grader as day, and George’s annual er as a group activity and worked with Kouk- a group leader to ensure community service, was fifth-graders were trained ounaris when he took the rest of the children are very meaningful to him. as walking mentors. over LHAND. He said following safety rules. “Everything I say won’t Within the year, 90 per- they stayed in touch after cover how good of a cent of students were con- Bridget Turcotte can be A glass Walking All Star trophy from the Massa- Koukounaris sold most of person he was,” George sistently walking to school reached at bturcotte@item- chusetts Safe Routes to School organization on his properties. Markos said. “The man on each Walking Wednes- live.com. Follow her on display during the ceremony congratulating Gaeta said Koukounaris was amazing.” day. When school returned Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. the Johnson School students. was one of the kindest and classiest people to Gayla Cawley can be deal with, someone who reached at gcawley@item- treated his residents live.com. Follow her on WANTED: New planning director for Saugus with the greatest respect Twitter @GaylaCawley. SAUGUS ments. Crabtree praised expertise is particularly in human resources, busi- From A1 him for his wealth of expe- important as the town fac- ness administration, or rience and qualifications es a transition, he said. a related field, and five or related economic expe- working as operations “I know that the man- years of experience. Selling a house? rience, a bachelor’s degree, manager of development ager is very interested While there is an ur- and a preferred master’s services, chief of staff for in getting that position gency to fill the position, Buying a house? degree in planning com- the mayor, and project filled,” said Peter Rossetti, Crabtree said he wants to munity development or a manager for the finan- chairman of the Planning take the time to hire the related field. cial division in the city of Board, who works close- right person. Find out what properties Former director Ste- Springfield. ly with the department. “There are a lot of appli- phen Cole resigned from Crabtree declined to “It’s obviously an import- cants for that and we’re the $82,000 per year job comment on why Cole re- ant position and I’m sure going through that pro- recently sold in your area. more than a month ago. signed from the position. he wants to make sure he cess now,” he said. He served the town for “With all positions with- gets the right person in The town will also hire about 14 months and was in the community, we are the right spot, so I’m sure a new general assistant Check out the first to fill the posi- always looking for people he is doing his due dili- to the police chief, gen- tion, which was created that have the right qual- gence.” eral assistant at Town the Real Estate page by Crabtree as developers ifications and relative ex- A second department Hall, and an administra- began to show interest in perience and that will be a head, director of Human tive assistant and snow in Saturday’s paper. creating major develop- good fit, particularly with Resources, Lisa Crowley, emergency dispatcher for ments along Route 1. our vision and goals of de- stepped down about a the Department of Public When hired, Cole was velopment going on with week ago to take another Works. tasked with tackling land the planning department,” job, leaving her job open. use and planning, energy, Crabtree said. Applications are being Bridget Turcotte can be housing, and open space Hiring someone who accepted for the position, reached at bturcotte@item- projects, and infrastruc- brings the right resources, and candidates should live.com. Follow her on ture needs and assess- support, and engineering have a bachelor’s degree Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. A8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Boston museum to protect art with

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Ryan led the Jets with SCHOOL ROUNDUP two goals and one assist each. Andrew Patrie, John By Harold Rivera DiFilippo and Michael ITEM STAFF Clougherty each scored one goal and dished one The Lynn Jets earned assist. Brian Clougherty, their fourth win of the who leads the team with season with an 8-5 victory 25 points, scored one goal at Essex Tech Wednesday and logged three assists. evening. "Offensively we played Goalie Jack Gallant very well," Jets coach made 20 saves. Mike Roberts said. "We The Jets (4-3-1) are back were beating guys to the on the ice Saturday night puck, winning 1-on-1 (6:30) when they host Re- battles and it was a to- vere. tal team effort. We nailed "Revere's a tough team," down the win in the end Roberts said. "They beat and grabbed two critical Essex Tech 4-1 earlier in points towards the state the season. We'll be even- tournament." ly matched. It's one of our Sean Devin and Travis ROUNDUP, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Caleb Dollin scored the lone goal for the Tanners Wednesday, his rst as a varsity player. Medford hockey buries Peabody

By Mike Alongi Shawn Nestor and Joe Camara different story. Starting with 13:38 FOR THE ITEM scored one goal and dished one left in the second, Medford netted assist each, while Gino DeSimone four goals in the span of 11 minutes PEABODY — Thanks in part to a and Ryan Mann each scored one to blow the game wide open. The four-goal outburst in the second pe- goal. Liam Cullinane and Tommy rst one came from DeSimone, who riod, the Medford boys hockey team Connearney had two assists apiece, slapped one home from the blue line took down Peabody, 9-1, at McVann- while Matt McCarthy, Chris Free- through a bunch of traf c. Just over O'Keefe Memorial Rink on Wednes- man, Jack Lonergan, Ryan Dona- ve minutes later, senior Pucillo day evening. The Mustangs were hue and Ryan Ciarlone each tallied made it 2-0 when he knocked home able to dominate time of possession one assist. a loose puck off of a rebound. It only and shots on goal, eventually wear- The lone Peabody goal came from took three more minutes for the ing down the Peabody defense. Caleb Dollin on assists from Jack Mustangs to score again, this time "I thought we played well out McKelvey and Zack Defreitas late when McDonald knocked home a there tonight," said Medford coach in the third period. one-timer. Finally, with just over Shawn Bates. "We had a bit of a Medford came out shooting right two and a half minutes left in the slow start scoring-wise in the rst, away, although those shots didn't second, Pucillo scored his second of but had a lot of shots. Then we translate into goals for quite some the game to stretch the lead to 4-0. played a great second and third pe- time. The Mustangs were able to The third period was much of riod to earn the win." draw one penalty in the rst peri- the same. Starting with 10:22 to Medford was led by Rocco Pucil- od, but they could only muster one go in the period, the Mustangs put ITEM FILE PHOTO lo, who recorded a hat trick in the shot and didn't score. together a string of three goals in Sean Devin logged two goals and an assist win. Jared McDonald, Brian Paone, The second period, however, was a HOCKEY, B3 Wednesday night for the Jets. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 Spartans dominate Cardinal Spellman on a special night SPARTANS they have to do is give her the 57-31. From B1 ball. They understood that the Needing three points to crack No. 1 thing to do tonight was the milestone, Nazaire got it Newhall added. "Olivia's been win the game." done in the fourth quarter. She very solid for us for four years." Nazaire added a lay-in and swished a basket in the paint Junior guard Pamela Gon- a pair of free throws to start in the opening minute of the zalez finished with 17 points, the second quarter, bumping period, took a quick seat for a sophomore guard Gabby Tor- St. Mary’s edge to 28-14. Spell- breather, and returned to the res scored 10 points and ju- man’s Cheyanne Dottin hit a game. With 4:10 remaining nior guard Mashayla Johnson pair of buckets to slice the defi- on the clock, Nazaire missed knocked in three 3-pointers to cit to 10 points but St. Mary’s a hook shot, grabbed her own add nine points. closed the quarter on a high rebound and scored on a put- Spellman junior Victoria Wil- note. Johnson swished two back off the glass to crack the liams led the Cardinals with 3-pointers and Torres knocked 1000-point milestone. 18 points, half of which were in one, and the Spartans held a From there, the Spartans scored in the first quarter. commanding 44-21 lead at re- emptied their bench and the The Spartans' offense fired cess. Nazaire tallied 11 points reserves closed out the victory on all cylinders coming out of in the first half. to boost St. Mary's record to the gate. St. Mary’s scored 24 "I thought we were a little bit 5-3. points in the first quarter, led sluggish," Newhall said. "We by Gonzalez, who took advan- were still able to do what we "It's been hard," Newhall tage of her hot hand early with wanted to do. It wasn't as fast said. "We were 0-3 in the 11 points in the first. Nazaire as I wanted it to be but play- league but our first three (con- added six points in the quar- ing back to back nights in this ference) games were against ter, and all five Spartan start- league is tough." the defending Division 4 ers found the scoresheet. After With a hefty lead, the Spar- state champs, Division 3 state one, St. Mary’s was in control tans played relaxed basketball champs and Division 2 state fi- with a 24-14 lead. in the second half. Torres add- nalists. Those aren't three cup- "It was good to see because ed to the lead with a couple cakes by any stretch. In two of when someone's going for free throws in the early min- those three games, you can ar- 1,000 points, I think the other utes of the third. Nazaire took gue that we were in the game four players on the court be- over late in the quarter, adding with a chance of winning." ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON come more nervous than that three buckets to her total. Af- The Spartans are on the road St. Mary’s Olivia Nazaire grabs her own rebound over the actual player," Newhall said. ter three, Nazaire scored 17 Friday night (6:30) for another reach of a Spellman defender. Nazaire scored her 1,000th "They think the No. 1 thing points and her Spartans led CCL clash at Austin Prep. point on the next shot. St. Mary’s Nazaire joins Sanders gets the job done at Caldwell the 1000-point club NAZAIRE list of players who have reached From B1 the milestone. Robyn Mazin was the first female to do it at St. the focus shifted to getting the ball Mary's in 1997. St. Mary's all-time in Nazaire's hands and giving her leading female scorer Tori Faieta chances to get the job done. was next in 2011, and Jennie Muc- "(The team) understood the ciarone and Brianna Rudolph both number one thing tonight was made their mark in 2014. to win the game, and the way we The 2017-18 campaign marks play, Olivia is gonna be huge part Nazaire's fourth varsity season of that, and she was," Newhall with the Spartans, and she did the said. "Of course, late in the second bulk of her scoring in her sopho- half when it's a 25-point game, the more (328) and junior (347) years. focus changed a little." She came into this season needing Nazaire's 1000th point (techni- just 85 points to get the job done. cally, it was number 1,001) came This season will likely be the last on a play that is all too familiar for go-round for Nazaire, who says opposing defenses. Nazaire drove she's not planning on pursuing the through the paint and put up a sport in college. contested shot that missed. She "I don't think I'm going to play corralled the rebound and sent it (in college), actually," she said. back, getting the bucket. "My knees are so bad, and I feel "It's fitting that she scored it the like I did my time. I love playing way she scored about 900 of the basketball, but I think this is it for COURTESY PHOTO others," Newhall said. "That's just me." Olivia Nazaire wasn’t the only player affiliated with the Spartans to reach the how she plays. She's tough inside, Now that the milestone is out of 1,000-point mark Wednesday night. Down in Caldwell, N.J., former St. Mary’s gets doubled and tripled, bodies the way, Nazaire and the Spartans player Sharell Sanders scored her 1,000th point for the Caldwell University flying all over the place. It was one have other goals to focus on. Cougars women’s basketball team. A Dorchester native, Sanders posted a dou- of her classic plays: strong post "It's been a good run," Newhall ble-double in a 91-66 win over Wilmington University with 14 points and 10 as- play, miss, rebound and then up said. "Now that that's out of the sists along with five rebounds and two steals. She finished the game with 1,011 and in." way for her, there's a lot of stuff in career points and currently ranks 19th in school history in points. Nazaire joins an accomplished front of us as a team." Roundup: St. Mary’s girls hockey skates to a shutout

ROUNDUP game on Saturday at Austin Prep. Pelham, N.H. for a tournament on From B1 The Cougars stand undefeated at Saturday. 7-0-1. SWIMMING biggest games of the season." BOYS BASKETBALL Shawsheen 95, Lynn Tech 84 Bruins mascot Blades will be in Salem 66, Classical 45 Though Tech didn't come away attendance at Saturday's game from It was a big win for the Witches as with a win, it was a big night for a 5-7 p.m. as part of Youth Hockey they took down a previously unde- few Tigers. Jessica Maurice, a senior Night. feated Rams team. Salem's Isaiah in her first year on the team, broke Beverly 3, Swampscott 2 Williamson scored 25 points with a 30-year-old school record in the The Panthers stormed out to a 2-0 nine rebounds and four steals, Nate 100-meter breaststroke, finishing in lead in the first period but Dominic Lebron scored 18 points with five 1:40.03. Codispoti and Stevie Santanello steals and Bryan Pena scored 10 "It was great. I've been here 42 each scored a goal for the Big Blue points off the bench. years so I've seen a lot of records to tie the game at 2-2. With the score The Witches (4-2) are at Swamp- fall," Tech coach Brad Tilley said. knotted in the third period, Beverly scott Friday night. "She's a really good kid." scored to claim the win. Jack Poska "Classical was the defending NEC Another newcomer to the Tigers, and Chris Barnes each dished an as- champion, they're undefeated and Luis Hernandez, came in first in div- sist for Swampscott and goalie Dan they beat us twice last season," Sa- ing with 147. Dustin Bloom was the Johnson finished with 24 saves. lem coach Tom Doyle said. "There big winner, coming in first in the 100 The Big Blue (3-3-3) host Everett was a big crowd at the game and freestyle (1:06.84) and the 100 back- on Saturday. that was nice to see. It was a huge stroke (1:23.13). He was also part of Marblehead 2, Saugus 2 win for us." the winning 200 free relay team. The Magicians were paced by For the Rams (6-1), Dyrrell Rucker The Tigers host Blue Hills Friday. goals from Zach Piersol and Stephen scored 12 points. Classical's back in BOYS INDOOR TRACK Pappas. Saugus goals were scored action Friday night at Peabody. Swampscott 75, Winthrop 11 by Drew Worthley, his first varsity GIRLS BASKETBALL The Big Blue cruised to a home goal, and Nick Moore, who tied the Classical 39, Salem 24 win with seven first-place finishes. game at 2-2 in the final minute. Senior Tyarah Horton led the Joe Varghese won the high jump in The Sachems (4-3-2) visit Danvers Rams with a game-high 13 points. a Swampscott sweep (5-10) and the Saturday afternoon. Skyler Crayton added six points off 55-meter hurdles (9.0). The Big Blue St. John's 3, Xaverian 0 the bench and Jean Gupton led the also swept the shot put (with Dave Freshman forward Zach McKenel- Rams in rebounding with eight re- Quill coming in first at 42-10 1/2), ley scored his first varsity goal. Bri- bounds. the 600 (with Chris Figueiredo fin- an Carrabes and Joe Bevere each "We were able to get 12 kids into ishing in 1:39.8), the mile (with Re- scored a goal. The Eagles improved the game tonight and they all con- ece Klusza finishing first in 5:22.2) to 5-1-1 on the season, 3-0-0 in Cath- tributed in some way," Classical and the 2-miles (Pat Doucette won ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON olic Conference play. coach Tom Sawyer said. "We had a in 10:54). Najique Henry won the 55 Danvers 3, Winthrop 1 great defensive game, holding Sa- (6.7) for Swampscott. Aylah Cioffi was one of three goal scorers for Danvers improved to 7-1 this sea- lem to four points in the first half. Winthrop's winners were Cormac the Spartans Wednesday in a win over Walpole. son with a come-from-behind win It was nice to get everybody contrib- MacPhail in the 1000 (2:53.5) and over the Vikings. The Falcons trailed uting." Bobby Hubert in the 300 (41.0). son won the 300 for the shot put (26-2 3/4), Isabel- 1-0 after two periods of play before The Rams (7-1) host Peabody Fri- Medford 62, Saugus 15 Big Blue (49.2), Ocean la Mahoney won the high scoring three goals in the third peri- day night. Wins were hard to come by for the Crawley-Sweeney won the jump (4-6). od to grab the win. WRESTLING Sachems, but Cameron Catinazzo 600 (1:55.5), Anna Conti Medford 67, Saugus 19 GIRLS HOCKEY Marblehead/Swampscott 58, won the 2-miles (12:11.7) and Elijah won the 1000 (3:47.3) and For the Sachems, Liz- St. Mary's 3, Walpole 0 Peabody 14 Tapia-Gately won the 1000 (3:14.9). Ashley Marston won the beth Minaya won the shot Aylah Cioffi, Zoe Solomons and Winners for Marblehead/Swamp- GIRLS INDOOR TRACK mile (5:59). For Winthrop, Marina DiBiasio each scored a goal scott were Connor O'Brien at the Swampscott 60, Winthrop 26 Sofia Stifleman won the put (26-6) and Jada Okoye for the Spartans. Goalie Lauren Vac- 106-pound weight class, Michael Though Winthrop had plenty of 2-miles (13:15), Avalynn won the 55-hurdles (10.5). caro finished the shutout win with Hopkins (120), Eric Vazarov (138) winners, it was Swampscott's depth Morales won the 55 (7.9) Olivia Tapia-Gately fin- 25 saves. The Spartans improved to and Caden Dubiel (152). Marble- and performances in the distance and the 55-hurdles (9.9), ished second in the 1000 6-1 on the season but have a tough head/Swampscott (4-7) will travel to events that won out. Haley Samp- Marykate Pote won the (4:01.9). THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE THURSDAY Classical at Peabody (7) LeBeau, Belichick meet in battle Boys Basketball Essex Tech at Mystic Valley (5:30) Everett at Malden (7) NASHVILLE, Tenn. Salem Acad. at Pioneer (6:15) Fenwick at Arl. Cath. (6:30) (AP) — Dick LeBeau vs. St. Mary’s at Spellman (6:30) Gloucester at Saugus (7) Bill Belichick. Girls Basketball Lynnfield at North Reading (7) Doesn't get much better Salem Acad. at Pioneer (4:45) Marblehead at Revere (7) than that for NFL fans. Girls Hockey Salem at Swampscott (7) Tennessee linebacker Fenwick at Winthrop (6:10) St. John’s at Xaverian (7) Wesley Woodyard believes Gymnastics St. Peter-Marian at Malden Catolic the rare matchup is a Beverly vs. Essex Tech (TBA) (6) showdown for the ages. Tech at Shawsheen (7) Skiing "Oh man, it's going to Girls Basketball Marblehead at MBSLE GS (3:30) be a battle of the master- Arl. Cath. at Fenwick (6:30) St. John’s vs. Manchester (3) minds," Woodyard said English at Beverly (7) Swimming Malden at Everett (7) when the Titans defensive Beverly at Marblehead (4) Mystic Valley at Essex Tech (5:30) coordinator tries to outwit Classical at Peabody (7:15) N. Reading at Lynnfield (6) Belichick and his New En- Gloucester at English (6:30) Peabody at Classical (7) gland Patriots. Medford at Revere (5) Revere at Marblehead (7) "Two Hall of Fame Reading at Malden (3) Saugus at Gloucester (7) coaches, I'm sure Belichick St. Mary’s at Laitn Acad. (3:45) Shawsheen at Tech (5:30) will be there hands down. Swampscott at Salem (7:15) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (6:30) Coach LeBeau's seen a Track Swampscott at Salem (7) lot, coached a lot of play- Classical vs. Salem (at Beverly, 4) Gymnastics off games, so we're relying Gloucester at Beverly (4) Peabody at Winthrop (6) Malden vs. Everett (at Peabody, 7) heavily on his experience Track and to go out there and FRIDAY Division 1 State Relays (3) play hard man. That's all Boys Basketball Wrestling we can do for our coach." Beverly at English (7) Malden at Everett (6) Well, LeBeau is only in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Pro Football Hall of Patriots coach Bill Belichick, pictured, and Titans defensive coordina- TV/RADIO Fame for his 14-season tor Dick LeBeau will engage in a “battle of the masterminds” Saturday. career as a cornerback, TV though he certainly qual- entire illustrious career he's very modest about it," in 2004 by beating the College basketball ifies for consideration for as a player and as a coach. Belichick said. "I learn an Patriots 34-20 on Oct. 31, 7 p.m...... Maryland at Ohio State...... ESPN2 designing the zone blitz on Really revolutionized the awful lot from watching then Belichick and New ...... Tennessee St. at Eastern Ill...... CBSSN defense. LeBeau also has game, and his system has him, watching his defens- England won the AFC ...... Tulsa at Houston...... ESPNU an NFL-record 45 consec- 8 p.m...... Iowa at Illinois...... FS1 certainly withstood the es and watching the way conference championship utive seasons as a coach, 9 p.m...... Clemson at N.C. State...... ESPN test of time." that he does things. Tech- Jan. 23, 2005, beating the ...... Louisiana Tech at Middle Tenn...... CBSSN putting ahead of only one Belichick ticked off how niques and adjustments Steelers 41-27...... Stanford at Washington St...... ESPNU man — Belichick with 43 LeBeau's Titans have led and schematics and so "It'll be interesting to see ...... Wichita State at East Carolina...... ESPN2 — in that category. the NFL in rushing de- forth. He's one of the great how it comes out," LeBeau 10 p.m...... Oregon at Arizona St...... FS1 The two will be very fense over the past two coaches to ever walk the said. 11 p.m...... Saint Mary’s at Santa Clara...... ESPNU instrumental in deter- seasons and led the league sidelines in this league." LeBeau said preparing ...... Utah at UCLA...... ESPN2 mining the outcome on this season for the fewest Told that Belichick said for a Belichick-coached College basketball - women Saturday night when the big plays allowed of 20 he learned a lot from him, team means understand- 7 p.m...... Auburn at South Carolina...... SEC Network upstart Titans (10-7) visit yards or longer. Belichick LeBeau said he was hum- ing the players won't beat ...... Notre Dame at Louisville...... ESPN Belichick and his defend- says the foundation of bled. themselves. Add in Tom ...... Tennessee at Texas A&M...... SEC Network ing Super Bowl champion LeBeau's defense remains "Not very many coach- Brady, one of the best 8 p.m...... Michigan St. at Maryland...... Big Ten Network Patriots (13-3) for a spot the same over the years, es have the record Coach quarterbacks ever to play 9 p.m...... Mississippi at Mississippi St...... SEC Network in the AFC championship modified for the players Belichick's gotten, in fact the game makes the Pa- Pro basketball game. he has and the teams he's he's probably closing in triots always a formida- 3 p.m...... Boston at PhiladelphiaNBATV,. NBCSB, WBZ-FM And Belichick made it facing. on the best ever," LeBeau ble opponent, according to 98.5 very clear that coaching The man with five Super said Wednesday. "That's LeBeau. 8 p.m...... Cleveland at Toronto...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... San Antonio at LA Lakers...... TNT against LeBeau is not Bowl titles as head coach quite a compliment." The Titans trust that College basketball - women something he enjoys. in New England made The two haven't coached LeBeau, who turned 80 10 a.m...... Marist at Quinnipiac...... ESPNU "I wouldn't use that clear he has great respect against each other in the the day before this season 7 p.m...... Miami at Florida State...... NESN word, no," Belichick said. for LeBeau, whom he con- playoffs but once before opened in September, will Golf "It's very challenging. siders a good friend. with Belichick overseeing put them where they need 7 p.m...... PGA: Sony Open...... Golf Coach LeBeau is a great "He's such a great per- the Patriots. LeBeau and to be. Titans lineback- 11 p.m...... European/Tour: Eurasia Cup...... Golf coach, he does a tremen- son, very humble guy that the Pittsburgh Steelers er Derrick Morgan said Pro hockey dous job, (he) has for his accomplished so much but won home-field advantage that's what LeBeau did in 7 p.m...... Carolina at Washington...... NHL Network Winter sports 8 p.m...... Freestyle: moguls...... NBCSN 9 p.m...... Biathlon: World Cup (women)...... NBCSN London calling for Celtics, 76ers LONDON (AP) — When the Bos- for this season's All-Star starters, fans," Embiid said. "I want to have SPORTS BRIEFS ton Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers which NBA followers from all over fun, I always do have fun on the play Thursday in London, they'll the world can participate in online, court and then I play better when I tive long-sleeve shirts will Lazy Dog Classy both be looking to leave a mark on Irving led his nearest challenger have fun. I'm going to play team bas- be given to all who register the league's global stage. among Eastern Conference guards 3-Mile Fun Run by January 2. The registra- ketball and try to put on a show too." For the teams, that's the obvious by more than 500,000 votes, leav- Another factor in the 76ers' im- tion fee is $30. Registration payoff. ing him all but assured of a starting The Lazy Dog Sports Bar on the day of the event provement has been the play of Ben will be hosting its Classy It'll also provide a reminder of the spot in Los Angeles on Feb. 18. Simmons. begins at 9:30 a.m. league's future. While the Celtics have exceeded 3-Mile Fun Run to help The 21-year-old Australian For more information, A number of the players — in- expectations after losing free-agen- support the Lynn Classical contact Stephen Martin at point-forward, a leading rookie of girls track team on Sunday, cluding Kyrie Irving and Joel Em- cy acquisition Gordon Hayward to a [email protected]. biid — set to take the court at the horrific ankle injury on the opening the year candidate, could also be- Jan. 14 beginning at 11 come an All-Star. a.m. The race will begin O2 Arena are also likely to appear night of the season, the 76ers have Classical JV girls in February's All-Star Game, some "That would be amazing," said and end at the Lazy Dog struggled to maintain consistency. surely going to be bolstered by votes Still, Philadelphia (19-19) is very Simmons, who's currently just un- Sports Bar on 328 Broad- top Salem they get from those fans in London much in contention for a playoff der 50,000 votes off a starting place. way in Lynn. There will be The Rams JV squad and watching worldwide. And the berth, a marked improvement on re- "I honestly don't know what I would prizes given to the top topped Salem, 44-12, amount of young talent that will be cent years. The team's development say about that but it would just be three overall male and Wednesday afternoon at on display makes this the most hot- plan, or "The Process" as it was amazing. I'd be blessed." female finishers. Classical. Amber Crayton ly anticipated matchup of the eight known, is finally bearing fruit. The next voting update comes out Participants can register led the way with 14 points regular-season games that have tak- A healthy Embiid is the main rea- following Thursday's game, with for the event online at and six rebounds, and en place in England. son why. polls closing Monday. www.racewire.com/register. Rebecca Walker added 13 "I'm appreciative of all fan votes. Drafted in 2014, Embiid missed php?id8604. Commemora- points. However, 76ers coach Brett Brown I'm just a fan of basketball, a fan of his first two NBA seasons with foot said whether Simmons or Embiid is sport and now I get to mark off my injuries and managed just 31 games NFL PLAYOFFS voted into the All-Star game really bucket of playing at the O2 Arena," last season. Thursday will be his won't prove anything. said Irving, who is averaging 24.1 30th appearance this season and he Divisional Playoffs Sunday, Jan. 14 "There's a difference between pop- points per game to lead the Celtics is averaging 23.8 points per game. Saturday, Jan. 13 Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 1:05 ular and championships and that's Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4:35 p.m. to a 33-10 start and the top spot in The gregarious 23-year-old is third p.m. (CBS) (NBC) the Eastern Conference standings. among Eastern Conference for- my version of a star," Brown said. Tennessee at New England, 8:15 New Orleans at Minnesota, 4:40 "I can't wait for that experience wards in fan voting, but he is aware "Are you able to get your teams to p.m. (CBS) p.m. (FOX) and to have the opportunity to come a big performance in London could win and win championships? This here to Europe and especially Lon- elevate his chances of holding onto is the challenge, for Ben and Joel, NBA don and to grow the game of basket- his spot. that's my mission for them." EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE ball for the NBA." "I'm a winner, I'm competitive but The good thing for Embiid and Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB After the first round of fan voting at the same time it's also for the Simmons, they could do both. Boston 33 10 .767 — Houston 29 11 .725 — Toronto 28 11 .718 3 San Antonio 28 14 .667 2 Philadelphia 19 19 .500 11½ New Orleans 20 20 .500 9 New York 19 22 .463 13 Dallas 15 28 .349 15½ MLB agent fired after camera in shower Brooklyn 15 26 .366 17 Memphis 13 27 .325 16 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ATLANTA (AP) — A "For over 32 years, CSE Wood was suspended and hard work. I am dis- Miami 24 17 .585 — Minnesota 27 16 .628 — baseball agent has been Talent has prided itself Wednesday by the Major appointed that there are Washington 23 18 .561 1 Portland 22 19 .537 4 Charlotte 15 24 .385 8 Denver 21 19 .525 4½ fired after an accusation on our moral and ethical League Baseball Players those who have chosen to Orlando 12 30 .286 12½ Oklahoma City 22 20 .524 4½ he used a camera to sur- standards and have built Association, which was spread some irresponsible Atlanta 10 30 .250 13½ Utah 17 24 .415 9 reptitiously record clients a solid reputation with- informed of the allegation and harmful rumors." Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB in a shower. in the industry. We take earlier in the day by CSE. Wood did not respond to Cleveland 26 14 .650 — Golden State 33 8 .805 — CSE Talent, the agency pride in working with peo- The union, which certifies an email from The Asso- Detroit 22 18 .550 4 L.A. Clippers 18 21 .462 14 Milwaukee 22 18 .550 4 Phoenix 16 26 .381 17½ headed by Lonnie Coo- ple who represent these agents, said it will give ciated Press seeking com- Indiana 21 20 .512 5½ Sacramento 13 27 .325 19½ per, said in a statement values," CSE President Wood a chance to respond. ment and did not answer Chicago 15 27 .357 12 L.A. Lakers 13 27 .325 19½ Wednesday that it had Danny Martoe said in a "The allegations that his cellphone. His clients Wednesday’s Games Chicago 122, New York 119, 2OT fired Jason Wood, who had statement. "It's unfor- have surfaced today are included Boston's Andrew Dallas 115, Charlotte 111 Detroit 114, Brooklyn 80 Miami 114, Indiana 106 Houston 121, Portland 112 headed its baseball divi- tunate that CSE Talent absurd and untrue," Benintendi. Utah 107, Washington 104 Memphis 105, New Orleans 102 sion since last April. aligned itself with some- Woods said in a statement Martoe and General FanRag Sports report- one who didn't uphold sent to some baseball Counsel Brian Roof will NHL ed a player, whom it did these same standards, and writers . "Over the past 13 head the baseball division, not identify, discovered therefore we chose to ter- years I have worked tire- CSE said. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE the camera while using a minate with cause Wood's lessly to build a successful Major League Baseball Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA shower at Wood's home. employment." agency through integrity declined comment. Tampa Bay 43 31 9 3 65 160 107 Winnipeg 44 26 11 7 59 151 121 Boston 40 23 10 7 53 131 102 Nashville 42 25 11 6 56 131 114 Toronto 45 25 17 3 53 146 131 St. Louis 46 26 17 3 55 134 122 Florida 42 18 18 6 42 120 137 Dallas 43 24 16 3 51 132 118 Detroit 41 17 17 7 41 112 127 Minnesota 44 23 17 4 50 127 127 Medford hockey shuts down Peabody Montreal 42 18 20 4 40 108 129 Chicago 43 21 16 6 48 134 118 Ottawa 42 15 18 9 39 117 149 Colorado 41 22 16 3 47 135 124 9-1 final score. back onto the ice for our next game." Buffalo 43 10 24 9 29 96 150 Pacific Division HOCKEY Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA From B1 The win for Medford makes it The Mustangs improved their re- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 41 29 10 2 60 143 113 three victories in a row, but that mo- Washington 43 27 13 3 57 135 121 Los Angeles 42 24 13 5 53 126 99 cord to 6-2 with the victory and are Columbus 44 25 16 3 53 121 121 San Jose 40 21 13 6 48 110 106 less than a minute and a half from mentum is actually in a bit of jeop- back on the ice next Wednesday New Jersey 41 22 11 8 52 130 125 Calgary 42 22 16 4 48 118 121 Paone, Nestor and Pucillo to really ardy because the Mustangs have a night when they visit Northeast- N.Y. Rangers 42 22 15 5 49 128 117 Anaheim 43 19 15 9 47 117 120 break the game wide open. Mann full week off before their next game. Pittsburgh 44 22 19 3 47 126 138 Edmonton 44 18 23 3 39 119 143 ern Conference foe Marblehead at Carolina 42 19 15 8 46 119 131 Vancouver 43 16 21 6 38 111 143 added a goal to make it 8-0 with 2:30 "It's a tough thing to balance, but Philadelphia 42 19 15 8 46 123 122 Arizona 43 10 27 6 26 98 150 to go before Peabody was able to get we can only play our schedule," Salem State's Rockett Arena. The N.Y. Islanders 43 21 18 4 46 146 158 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. on the board with the Dollin goal. Bates said of the team's one-week Tanners fell to 0-7 on the season Wednesday’s Games Carolina at Washington, 7 p.m. and will also battle the Magicians in Ottawa 4, Toronto 3 The game ended right after a shot layoff. "The guys will need a couple Columbus at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Minnesota 2, Chicago 1 from Camara found its way into the days off to recover, then we'll skate their next game, Saturday at Rock- Thursday’s Games Calgary at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. net with only one second left for the hard for a few days before we get ett Arena. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 COMICS

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LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Premises: 111 Lawton Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES17P2437GD mortgage given by Chhoum Seang to Chase Bank USA, N.A., said mortgage dated Docket No. ES17P3781EA Essex Probate and Family Court 3/14/2007, and recorded in the Essex County (South) Registry of Deeds, in Book Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street 26656 at Page 430 and now held by Citibank, N.A., not in its individual capacity 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 but solely as Owner Trustee for PMT NPL Financing 2015-1 by virtue of an Salem, MA 01970 CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION OF GUARDIAN assignment from PennyMac Corp., its successors or assigns to Citibank, N.A., not (978)744-1020 FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO in its individual capacity but solely as Owner Trustee for PMT NPL Financing G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 2015-1 dated April 11, 2016 and recorded May 26, 2016 in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 34951 Page 374, previously Estate of: In the matter of: Joseph Martell assigned by PennyMac Loan Services, LLC to PennyMac Corp., by virtue of an John J. Rourke Of: Lynn, MA assignment dated November 17, 2014 and recorded December 2, 2014 in Essex Also known as: John J. Rourke, Jr. RESPONDENT County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 33709 Page 417, previously Date of Death: 02/10/2016 (Alleged Incapacitated Person) assigned by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., S/B/M to Chase Home Finance LLC to To all interested persons: To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been PennyMac Loan Services, LLC dated October 19, 2013 and recorded October 30, A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative filed by 2013 in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 32921 Page has been filed by: North Shore Medical Center of Salem, MA 389, previously assigned by Chase Bank USA, N.A., to Chase Home Finance LLC, Deborah A. Slafsky of Boca Raton FL in the above captioned matter alleging that Joseph Martell is in need of a dated October 27, 2009 and recorded November 2, 2009 in Essex County requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Guardian and requesting that (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 29040 Page 267 for breach of the as requested in the Petition. North Shore Medical Center (NSMC) of Lynn MA conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be The Petitioner requests that: (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without sold at Public Auction on January 22, 2018 at 11:00 AM Local Time upon the Deborah A. Slafsky of Boca Raton FL Surety on the bond. premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that on the bond in an unsupervised administration. the appointment of Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, IMPORTANT NOTICE appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for bounded and described as follows: You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the certain specific authority. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your SOUTHWEST by Lawton Avenue, formerly called High Rock Avenue, forty six must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on and 28/100 (46.28) feet; the return day of 01/29/2018. the return date of 01/29/2018. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline NORTHWEST by Henry Avenue, one hundred and 28/100 (100.28) feet; This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. NORTHEAST by land now or late of Beetle, fifty-three and 72/100 (53.72) appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in feet and; timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written SOUTHEAST by land now or formerly of Goodridge, one hundred (100) feet within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific notice to you. facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. The dwelling house on said premises is numbered 111 Lawton Avenue. For our UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM IMPORTANT NOTICE title reference see deed in Book 16431, Page 244 PROBATE CODE (MUPC) The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated February 27, 2014, and recorded in Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Book 33144 at Page 585 with the Essex County (South) Registry of Deeds. expenses of administration. Date: December 19, 2017 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Pamela Casey O'Brien TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Date: December 22, 2017 Register of Probate liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: January 11, 2018 any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Register of Probate Item: January 11, 2018 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid THE TRIAL COURT by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of (SEAL) PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Docket No. ES17P3602EA certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the LAND COURT INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE date of sale. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 17SM009769 Estate of: Monika B. Douglas Other terms to be announced at the sale. ORDER OF NOTICE Date of Death: 10/01/ 2017 Essex Division BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC To: To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of 270 Farmington Avenue Janet Ecclesiastre; Petitioner Roland B. Douglas of Lynn MA Farmington, CT 06032 Daniel Ecclesiastre Petitioner Shirley Lundrigan of Northwood NH Attorney for Citibank, N.A., not in its a Will has been admitted to informal probate. individual capacity but solely as Owner and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Roland B. Douglas of Lynn MA Trustee for PMT NPL Financing 2015-1 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: Shirley Lundrigan of Northwood NH Present Holder of the Mortgage has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to (860) 677-2868 The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the serve without surety on the bond. Item: December 28, 2017, January 4, 11, 2018 certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-15 The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in LYNN, supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with THE TRIAL COURT numbered 62 MOULTON ST, given by Janet Ecclesiastre and Daniel Ecclesiastre to the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for CountryWide Home from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Docket No. ES18P0023EA Loans, Inc., dated August 25, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26038, Page 390, and now held by the Plaintiff Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Estate of: John Edward Grieves Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Date of Death: December 02, 2017 Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Essex Division If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Item: January 11, 2018 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Petitioner Judith A Previer of Danville NH Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on Legal Notice a Will has been admitted to informal probate. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Judith A Previer of Danville NH this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before February 5, To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the on February 2, 2018 at 47 Alley serve without surety on the bond. benefits of said Act. Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on December 21, 2017. left in leased storage spaces by the Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Attest: Deborah J. Patterson following persons: supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Recorder J. Morales, S. Escudero, P. Acker, J. the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration 201708-0008-PRP Williamson, S. Toohey, L. Marino, E. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Item: January 11, 2018 Camargo, C. Herman, S. Liptak, H. & to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. A.Almarri, S. DeVeau, M. Bowzer, P. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Morose, D. Bennett, S. Donat , J. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Placing a help wanted ad is great for Breakspear, N. Arias, N. Avola, M. Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Kumar Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. finding the skilled workers you need. 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Castle ruins in Gon- dar, Ethiopia. Royal castles and palaces attest to Gondar’s role as capital of Ethiopia in the 17th and 18th centuries.

By Marcus Eliason trip was a slow and slithery affair on an grated en masse to Israel in the 1980s ASSOCIATED PRESS unpaved road. Then we hiked for about a and 1990s. We did, however, bump into mile through bright green fields, across a a high-spirited party of Ethiopian-Israe- ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ethio- wobbly wooden footbridge, and through li teenagers on a visit to the place their pia has always held me in thrall. It is a patches of shoe-swallowing mud. We en- families had come from. cradle of prehistoric humankind. It em- countered women herding cattle and a Next stop, the mysterious kingdom of braced Christianity long before the mis- man working his small plot with a plow Axum (or Aksum) in northern Ethiopia. sionaries arrived. Its people carved sub- harnessed to a bull. It’s a junction of early Christian, Mus- terranean churches out of solid rock and Then the sun shone and we were look- lim and Jewish civilization in the Horn built mysterious towers of stone. ing at a wall of white water thunder- of Africa. Although the Axumite empire The country’s mythology included serv- ing over a cliff: the Blue Nile at its first lasted hundreds of years, little is known ing as keepers of the Ark of the Covenant great cataract on a journey to Khartoum about it. But it was clearly advanced for (the legendary chest containing the Ten in neighboring Sudan to merge into the its time, judging by its most visible high- Commandments) and the biblical story White Nile and continue north to the light, the obelisks. of King Solomon and the Queen of She- Mediterranean. These so-called stelae, some roughly ba. And in the modern era it was the only Back in Bahir Dar, we traveled by 10 stories high with intricately carved African nation to repel a European colo- boat across Lake Tana, one of the larg- stone, are thought to have demarcated nial invasion (by Italy in 1896). est lakes in Africa. Its islands are dot- royal burial places. The largest weighed I was born and raised in Africa but had ted with monasteries and churches, one 520 tons and still lies where it collapsed. never visited Ethiopia. The chance came of them a circular chapel with a richly Others survive upright. last fall when my wife Eva and I were in thatched roof. The ecclesiastical art on The churches are decorated with reli- Israel, a mere 4 1/2 -hours by air from the inner walls was exuberantly colorful, gious art and other ornamentation. At- Addis Ababa. Ethiopian Airlines flew but my own favorite touch was a boul- testing to the religious mix that makes us, arranged all-inclusive tours, and for der suspended from a tree branch which, Ethiopia so interesting, we spotted a six days, by plane or car, we toured the when struck, sounded like a gong, sum- Christian cross inside a Jewish Star of FILE PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS north of the country from the source of moning the faithful to prayer. David. the Blue Nile to the stone obelisks of the Next morning, after waking to a sun- Finally, to get a sense of proportion A towering stone obelisk in Axum, vanished empire of Axum. rise that streaked Lake Tana in gold, we after all the antiquity we had encoun- Ethiopia. Structures like this are After our first night in Addis Ababa, set out on a three-hour drive north to tered, we stopped at the National Mu- the most striking remnants of the huge and crowded capital, we flew to Gondar, a past capital of Ethiopia whose seum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa to see Axum, an empire that thrived for Bahir Dar, a pleasant town on the shore highlight is a royal compound of 17th Lucy, whose bones were discovered in centuries in the Horn of Africa and of Lake Tana, and were driven south to and 18th century palaces and castles. northern Ethiopia in 1974. At 3.2 million whose history is largely an archae- see the Blue Nile, a tributary of the Nile Gondar was also once home to Ethi- years, she’s the most famous human an- ological mystery. River. It had rained overnight, and the opia’s Jewish minority until they emi- cestor.

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