WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 Head-on collision in Saugus leaves Council driver in ‘very serious condition’ dives By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF deep SAUGUS — Saugus Police are investigating a head-on collision between a sedan and into a tow truck on Lincoln Avenue that left the sedan driver seri- ously injured. money Police responded to the crash at the intersection of Lincoln and Palmer avenues around 12:40 p.m. Tuesday. pit Fire ghters spent more than 20 minutes using hydraulic By Gayla Cawley tools to extricate the driver, a ITEM STAFF 38-year-old Saugus man, from LYNN — Mayor Thom- a 2012 Toyota Camry, according as M. McGee told the City to a statement from Interim Po- Council on Tuesday night lice Chief Ronald Giorgetti. that a tentative agree- The driver is reported to ment has been reached be “in very serious condi- with about a dozen of the tion,” having suffered serious, city’s unions, for cost sav- life-threatening injuries, said ings through health in- Giorgetti. surance negotiations, but The driver of the 2007  atbed declined to say whether tow truck, a 57-year-old man there would be wage in- from Hudson, N.H., did not creases for employees. sustain any injuries from the The agreement is for crash. contracts through the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK An accident reconstruction current scal year 2019 team was requested to exam- First responders and crews work to clean up a head-on collision between a tow truck and and on health insurance ine the site. sedan on Lincoln Avenue in Saugus Tuesday afternoon. for the next three scal years, subject to rati ca- tion by the unions. McGee declined to say what the insurance proposal was DraftKings because negotiations are ongoing. and casinos “Health insurance has been the biggest budget driver for many years and at odds over Lynn is not unique in that situation,” said McGee. “This tentative agree- sports betting ment comes after months of good faith negotiations By Philip Marcelo and recognition by all, that ASSOCIATED PRESS health insurance costs needed to be addressed in BOSTON — Gambling companies are order for the city to move voicing differing views on how best to reg- forward. It preserves the ulate sports betting as state lawmakers much-needed bene ts for hold hearings on legalizing the industry in our employees, while real- Massachusetts. izing budget savings.” Boston-based DraftKings, which has All of the city’s union emerged as a major player in the national contracts are expired, with sports gambling landscape, said in testi- no raises included in this mony Tuesday that it wants the state to past year’s budget. The allow it and other online operators to offer city’s proposed $367.93 sports bets outright. million scal year 2020 But the state’s three casinos — MGM budget does not factor in Spring eld, Encore Boston Harbor and potential raises through Plainridge Park — said they prefer law- Lynn singer tuning up collective bargaining, makers to require online operators to which of cials anticipated partner with an established casino to get could account for a major into the sports wagering business. They for the Fourth increase in expenses this also want the number of sports betting li- year, and is based on sta- censes limited to ve or seven operators. By Bella diGrazia Last Wednesday, the St. Mary’s Amanda Mena tus quo health insurance. The School Committee DraftKings CEO Jason Robbins said ITEM STAFF soon-to-be junior performed performed states that have set limits on online sports has to approve the Teach- on stage with the Boston Pops Aretha Frank- wagering have done so to their detriment, LYNN — With multiple televi- ers Union contract, which Orchestra and, in a few weeks, lin’s “(You with revenue and tax projections falling sion appearances and a signed the panel is scheduled to she’ll begin training for her below expectations. studio contract, 16-year-old Make Me Feel discuss during executive “DraftKings and our competitors should Amanda Mena has had more performance during their re- Like) A Nat- session on Thursday. The have a direct relationship with the reg- musical success than most. And nowned July 4th show. ural Woman” remaining contracts have ulator — and that means being directly she’s just getting started. “It was absolutely amaz- last Wednes- to be approved by the City accountable to the regulatory authority, Eleven months ago, the Lynn ing and the energy was in- day on stage Council. the legislature, and ultimately, the resi- resident auditioned for “Amer- sane,” said Mena. “The crowd with the Bos- Sean Cronin, Lynn’s dents of Massachusetts,” he said in testi- ica’s Got Talent,” before ce- was amazing, too. I de nite- ton Pops. state scal stability of cer, mony submitted to the legislature’s Joint lebrity judges Simon Cowell, ly learned a lot about myself said the budget doesn’t Committee on Economic Development and Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum throughout the experience.” PHOTO | PAM PICARD have the capacity for wage and Spice Girls member Mel B, BETTING, A3 and nished as a semi- nalist. MENA, A3 LYNN, A3 INSIDE Moulton listens in Lynn Saugus Peabody Woman gets probation for lottery scam. A3 warmed by Opinion When laws hot market become a summertime lifeguard. A4 By Thomas Grillo  ITEM STAFF Summer jobs, #MeToo and McDonald’s. A4 BOSTON — Saugus outpaced the North Shore in April as sin- Sports gle-family home sales and prices Trio of seniors leading soared by double digits, according the way for Classical to The Warren Group, the Boston softball. B1 real estate tracker.  Brokers say construction of the Winthrop lacrosse $128 million Saugus Middle-High plays a team game. B1  School has helped fuel sales and NEC announces boys drive prices up. lacrosse all-stars. B1 Twenty-three homes sold in Sau-  gus last month, up 44 percent from Rivera: English the 16 sold one year ago. As sales rose, so did prices. The median baseball continues to ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE progress this year. B1 price for a single-family dwelling U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton began the Town Hall on veterans mental health at the Lynn Museum on Tuesday by telling his own story from the Iraq War that gave him PTSD. MARKET, A3

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Janice M. Gates, 76 Mary T. Simpson, 87 Joseph A. Lucid, 74

LYNN — Janice Marie (D’An- LYNN — Mary T. Simpson, LYNN — Joseph A. Lucid, age on Friday, May 31 at 8:30 gelo) Gates, age 76, of Lynn, age 87, formerly of Lynn, 74, entered into eternal life on a.m. from the SILVA Funer- died on Monday, May 27, passed peacefully after a May 27, 2019. al Home, 80 Broadway (at 2019, at the Hathorne Hill brief illness on Thursday, May Joey grew up in Braintree, Saint Mary’s Square), Route Nursing and Rehabilitation 16, 2019. Mary was the wife and lived in Lynn and then 138, Taunton, with a Mass Center after a brief illness. of the late Frank W. Simpson, in Westwood before moving of Christian burial at 10 a.m. A lifelong resident of Lynn, who died in 1977. to Taunton six years ago. He in Annunciation of the Lord Janice was the daughter of She was the daughter of the graduated from Sacred Heart Church, First Street, Taunton. the late Richard and Margue- late Walter Hart Sr. and Gladys School, Burdett College and Interment will follow in Plain rite (Ruggiero) D’Angelo. She Scarborough Hart, and sister the New England Institute of Street Cemetery, Braintree. attended Lynn schools, was a of the late Sister Myrna CSJ Anatomy. Visiting hours will be held on graduate of Lynn English High (Doris Hart), and Walter Hart He was a Vietnam-era vet- Thursday, May 30 in the Silva School, Class of 1960 and Jr. and his wife Marjorie. eran and served in the U.S. Funeral Home from 2-4 and had earned an associate’s de- She is survived by two chil- Army. Mr. Lucid worked for the 6:30-8:30 p.m. (additional gree from the Plus School of dren, Paul Simpson and his U.S. Postal Service for many parking with handicap ac- Business. husband Glenn Rizzo and Gail years and prior to that was a cess is located on the north Janice had worked for more DiTrapano and her husband sales representative for Kraft side of the funeral home). than 20 years for Eastern John. Known as “Grammy” to Foods. If desired, donations may bank. many, she was a loving grand- Husband of the late Eliz- be made to Intrepid Fallen Janice was a communicant Service information: Her mother to Angela Capello and Saturday, June 1 in the SO- abeth Gelormini. Father of Heroes Fund, One Intrep- of St. Pius V Parish, Lynn. She funeral will be held on Sat- her husband Jeremy, Kevin LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 Glenn Lucid and Scott Lucid. id Square, West 46th St. enjoyed traveling, especial- urday at 10 a.m. from the DiTrapano and his ancée Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. Brother of Marilyn Kearney of and 12th Ave., New York, ly taking cruises and trips to SOLIMINE Funeral Home, Tanya Anderson, Laura DiT- Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Quincy, James Lucid of Brain- NY 10036. For expressions Lake Winnipesaukee, bowling, 426 Broadway (Route 129), rapano and Alex DiTrapano; Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives tree and the late Lillian DiMar- of sympathy, to sign an on- ceramics, cooking and play- Lynn, followed by a funeral great-grandmother to Juliana, and friends are respectfully zio. Former husband line guestbook or ing Yahtzee poolside with her Mass at 11 a.m. in St. Pius Joey, Gia and Kianni; and step invited. Visitation will be on of Patricia L. Breen. to light a memorial cousin Carol. She loved ani- V Church. Burial will be in St. great grandmother to Court- Saturday from 10-11 a.m., Service informa- candle, visit www. mals and was a supporter of Joseph Cemetery. Relatives ney and Tai. prior to the service. In lieu of tion: Mr. Lucid’s Silvafuneralhome. many animal causes. and friends are respectful- She made friends every- owers, the family requests funeral will be held com. Janice is survived by two ly invited to attend. Visiting where she went — between that you consider making a sons, Gary Gates of Lynn and hours Friday 4-8 p.m. Do- Brooksby Village and Ann’s donation to the KIF1A Foun- David Gates and his partner nations in her memory may Choice, she cherished her dation at kif1a.org/donate Gary Hackney of Dallas, Texas; be made to the Northeast many groups of friends. She in her great-granddaughter’s ‘Confederates in the a sister-in-law, Patricia D’An- Animal Shelter, 347 High- loved to travel, bake cookies, name, Gia Capello, or to the gelo of Lynn; her best friend, land Ave., Salem, MA 01970. play cards, do puzzles, knit and Brooksby Village Benevolent Jane Sheehan of Swampscott; Directions and guestbook at watch sports — especially the Fund, 200 Brooksby Village Attic’ author dies cousins, Scott and Marilyn www.solimine.com. Boston Red Sox. Since moving Drive, Peabody MA 01960. Needham of Vermont; and to Pennsylvania ve years ago, Directions and guestbook at BOSTON (AP) — Tony nieces, Paula D’Angelo Pick- Mary enjoyed spending time www.solimine.com. Horwitz, a Pulitzer ett, Pamela D’Angelo and Lisa with her grandchildren and Prize-winning journal- D’Angelo Fibbe. great grandchildren. ist and the best-selling Service information: A me- author of “Confederates morial service will be held on in the Attic,” has died. He was 60. Horwitz died Monday of Raymond H. LaFlame, 83 apparent cardiac arrest in Washington, D.C., Sarah Hutson, a spokeswoman Olivia D. Ruane for his publisher, Penguin PEABODY — Mr. Raymond 1976-2019 Press, said in an email. H. LaFlame, 83 years, of Pea- He had been on a pub- body and formerly of Lynn, MALDEN — Dalis Ruane, of licity tour for his latest died Saturday in a local nurs- Malden, May 23, Olivia (Sul- book, “Spying on the ing home after a long illness. lo), beloved wife of Daniel S. South: An Odyssey Across He is the husband of Sandra Ruane. Devoted mother of the American Divide.” (Marzeotti) LaFlame, with Love, Jack, Patrick and David. Horwitz lived in West whom he shared 59 years of Loving daughter of Joyce Sullo Tisbury, on Martha’s marriage. of Lynn and the late Frank Sul- Vineyard. He covered con- He was born in Lynn, the lo. Sister of the late Leonard  icts in the Middle East, son of the late Allen and An- Sullo. Africa and the Balkans nie (Amero) LaFlame. He was Born in Lynn and growing up FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS raised in Lynn and lived most for The Wall Street Jour- in Lynn where she attended nal for decades. Pulitzer Prize-win- of his life in Lynn until moving Lynn English, Olivia worked ning author Tony Hor- to Peabody in 2008. He was a He won the 1995 Pulit- in banking, for more than 20 zer Prize for a Journal se- witz died on Monday 1953 graduate of Lynn Classi- years at North Shore Bank in ries on widening income in Washington, D.C. cal High School. Peabody and most recently at inequality and low wage He was 60. He was a member of the U.S. Wake eld Co-operative Bank. jobs. Army reserve. Ray was a mem- Service information: Fam- a former president of ber of the Sluice Pond Associ- Ariz., and the late Joseph Am- ily and friends are kindly He was also a staff writ- the Society of American ation. He enjoyed his trips to ero, Kenneth and Richard La- invited to attend visiting er for The New Yorker be- Historians. Aruba for 28 years and his trips Flame. He also leaves several hours in the CARROLL Fu- owers, the family suggests fore becoming an author Horwitz was a native of to Foxwoods. He was a loving nieces, nephews and many neral Home, 721 Salem St. that memorial contributions full-time. Washington who attended and devoted husband, father friends. (Maplewood Square), Mal- be made to Samaritans, 41 In addition to “Confed- Brown University and and grandfather. He loved Service information: His den, on Friday, May 31 from West St., 4th Floor, Boston, erates in the Attic,” which Columbia University’s spending time with family and memorial service will be 4-8 p.m. Committal services MA 02111 or at samaritan- chronicles modern-day Graduate School of Jour- friends, whether it be a special held on Friday, May 31, will be private. In lieu of shope.org/donate. Southern attitudes about nalism. occasion or a simple get-to- 2019 at 7 p.m. in the SO- the Civil War, he wrote He was married to gether. Ray was employed as LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 seven other books, in- Pulitzer Prize-winning an insurance agent for Wayne Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. cluding “Blue Latitudes,” author Geraldine Brooks. Jenkins Insurance Agency for Relatives and friends are re- in which he traced Capt. They have two sons. more than 30 years. spectfully invited. Memorial John Conlon, 84 James Cook’s 18th centu- The family had lived on In addition to his visiting hours are ry journeys in the Paci c, Martha’s Vineyard since wife, he leaves his on Friday from 4-8 and “Midnight Rising,” 2006, where he was an about John Brown’s 1859 advocate for conservation daughter and son-in- p.m. Directions and PEABODY — John “Gerry” Besides his loving wife, he is law, Dina and Mark guestbook at www. raid on Harpers Ferry. and historic preservation Conlon, 84, of Peabody and survived by his daughter, Nan- He was also a fellow at and was a regular at Forward of Lynn; a solimine.com. formerly of Saugus and Lynn, cy Conlon of Peabody; and by the Radcliffe Institute summer softball games. grandson, Mark For- died Monday evening at the his ve nieces and one neph- ward Jr and his ancé Kelsey for Advanced Study at Funeral arrangements Salem Hospital following a ew. He was predeceased by Harvard University and are pending. Morin. He is the brother of Mrs. brief illness. He was the de- his siblings, Richard and Rob- Beverly McCusker of Phoenix, voted husband of Joanne L. ert Conlon and Jeanne Phalen. (Karsis) Conlon, with whom he Service information: Fol- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS shared more than 54 years of lowing cremation, a visita- ahead of Friday’s dead- marriage. tion will be held on Friday Gas down 2 cents per line to pay the nes or Born in Cambridge, he was from 11 a.m. until 12 p.m. at gallon in Massachusetts Michael P. Costin, 30 appeal. the son of the late John and the CONWAY, CAHILL-BRO- The state’s Gaming Mary (Young) Conlon. He was DEUR Funeral Home, 82 BOSTON (AP) — Mo- raised and educated in Lynn Lynn St., Peabody, followed torists in Massachusetts Commission says it LYNN — Michael Patrick Cos- are getting some relief at received the payment. It tin, age 30, of Lynn, passed and was a graduate of St. Mary’s by his funeral service at 12 High School, Class of 1952. p.m. at the funeral home to the pump. ned the company and away unexpectedly on Satur- AAA Northeast reported Maddox last month for day, May 25, 2019. Upon his marriage he moved to which relatives and friends Saugus where he lived for more are kindly invited to attend. Tuesday that the average failing to disclose allega- Born in Lynn and raised cost of a gallon of self- tions of sexual miscon- in Lynn eld, he had lived in than 38 years before moving to Burial services will be pri- Peabody 15 years ago. vate. I lieu of owers, do- serve, regular gasoline duct against company Lynn for the greater part of his dropped 2 cents in the founder Steve Wynn. life. He was the son of Linda Gerry was employed with nations can be made to a Verizon for more than 40 years charity of one’s choice. For past week to $2.78. Wynn has denied (Burke) Costin and the late The Massachusetts the sexual misconduct Michael A. Costin. as an in-house technician and directions and online obit- retired from the Malden of ce uary, visit www.ccbfuneral. price is 4 cents per gallon allegations against him Michael loved shing and lower than the national but resigned as CEO last the outdoors and had a life- in 1994. com. average and 14 cents low- year. long love of music. He was a er than the in-state price The company’s Encore hard worker and put his best a year ago. Boston Harbor casino is effort into everything he did. An organization spokes- set to open June 23. He loved to be around people Wynn Resorts had and had friends from all walks woman says lower prices Leonora J. Haggerty are a trend drivers can been negotiating to sell of life. He had the ability to the $2.6 billion Everett make everyone around him expect to continue into facility to MGM Resorts, feel comfortable and could deceased by his aunt, Mary early June thanks in part but those talks ended strike up a conversation with Barbuzzi. DANVERS — Mrs. Leonora J. Gabriella. She was the sister of to stable crude oil prices. recently. anyone. His laughter was con- Service information: His (Mosca) Haggerty, formerly of the late Gloria McCormack. AAA found self-serve, tagious and he will be best funeral will be held on Friday Saugus, died at her residence Service information: Rel- regular selling for as low remembered for his sense of at 9 a.m. from the SOLIMINE on Sunday, May 26. She was atives and friends are invit- as $2.61 per gallon and as high as $3.05. humor. He was happiest when Funeral Home, 426 Broad- the wife of the late Brian Hag- ed to attend visiting hours 781-593-7700 he was around his family and way (Route 129), Lynn, fol- gerty. in the BISBEE-PORCELLA Publishing Daily, except Sundays friends. lowed by a funeral Mass in Born and raised in East Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Wynn pays record $35.5M USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 In addition to his mother, Our Lady of the Assumption Boston, Mrs. Haggerty was the Ave., Saugus, on Thursday Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA ne to Massachusetts and additional of ces. he is survived by his siblings, Church, Lynn eld, at 10 a.m. daughter of the late Thomas from 4-8 p.m. A funeral Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Brendan M. Costin, Sean T. Relatives and friends are Mosca and Barbara (Camma- service will be held in the BOSTON (AP) — Wynn Subscriptions Costin and Tara A. Costin; his respectfully invited. Visiting rano) Velardo. Leonora worked funeral home on Friday at Resorts has paid a record Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States paternal grandparents, Joan hours are Thursday from 4-8 as a tax examiner for the U.S. 11 a.m. Interment Riverside $35.5 million in nes to $20.00 for 4 weeks A. Costin and Augustine M. p.m. Burial will be private. Treasury Department. She en- Cemetery, Saugus. For direc- Massachusetts and won’t $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks Costin; his maternal grand- Directions and guestbook at joyed traveling. tions and condolences www. appeal the decision. $260.00 for 1 year parents, Eamonn Burke and www.solimine.com. She is survived by her three BisbeePorcella.com. The company’s board of Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Margaret Burke; his cousins, children, Andrea Heil of Beverly, directors said the compa- send address changes to: Kaleigh Sabourin and Mat- Rob Heil of Plaistow, N.H. and ny on Tuesday paid the The Daily Item thew Barbuzzi; and his uncle, Jay Heil of Aruba; three grand- state a $35 million ne as 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Anthony Barbuzzi. He was pre- children, Aria, Alexandra and well as $500,000 assessed Lynn, MA 01903 to CEO Matthew Maddox WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Power plant workers prep for shutdown after 47 years Peabody woman PLYMOUTH (AP) — During the simulation, Workers simulated the workers at the plant shutdown on Tuesday of in historic Plymouth, gets probation the Pilgrim Nuclear Pow- Massachusetts, traded er Station, just days be- commands about which fore the plant will stop knobs to turn and but- for lottery scam producing energy after 47 tons to press to safely years of operation. shut down the reactor as ITEM STAFF REPORT conspiracy to commit tax On Friday, a team of alarms sounded and lights fraud and filing false tax workers will begin the flashed. BOSTON — A Peabody returns and is expected to process of reducing the Shutting down the re- woman was sentenced be sentenced on Aug. 13. plant’s power output from actor is the first step in a Tuesday in U.S. District For at least five years, the current 40 percent of yearslong process of de- Court in connection with convenience store owners its capacity to zero. commissioning the plant PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a scam to help Massachu- Patel and Kinslieh pur- The final process will — including removing setts State Lottery ticket Joseph Lynch, government external affairs man- chased winning lottery occur over about a five- spent fuel and cleaning up winners avoid paying tax- tickets from the ticket hour period in a 1970s-era the site. ager for Entergy Corp., takes questions from re- es, according to the U.S. porters Tuesday in the Control Room Simulator holders at a discount for control room that contains Workers at the plant are attorney’s office. cash, allowing the ticket hundreds of levers, gaug- eyeing the shutdown with at a training facility several miles from the Pil- Bhavna Patel, 44, is fac- grim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth. holders to avoid report- es, lights and buttons. mixed emotions. ing one year of probation ing the winnings on their and a fine of $1,000. She tax returns. The scam is agreed to plead guilty to known as “10-percenting.” Saugus warmed by hot market conspiracy last fall. Patel and Kinslieh gave Two co-conspirators the winning tickets to previously pleaded guilty. Jones, who presented MARKET School will transform to a 9 percent compared to last in rates takes them out of George Kinslieh, 68, of them to the lottery as his From A1 Lower Elementary School year. the game.” Peabody, was charged own, and collected the full for pre-K-2, according to Eileen Jonah, bro- Despite rising prices, Jo- with filing false tax re- winnings. Patel did not re- swelled by nearly 25 per- the Massachusetts School ker-owner of Jonah Re- nah said, Lynn is still the turns. He is scheduled to port to the IRS or pay tax- cent to $453,000, up from Building Authority, which altors in Lynn, said sales choice for many first-time be sentenced on June 26. es on the income that she $363,500 last April. will pick up $60 million of have been sluggish, in homebuyers compared to Lynn resident Clarance received from the ticket Saugus is coming off a the cost. part, because of the lack other Greater Boston com- Jones, 80, pleaded guilty to scheme. strong 2018 when the city This initiative is in- of homes for sale. At press munities and certainly on led the pack of communi- tended to help Saugus time, there were 65 sin- the North Shore. ties north of Boston. Last achieve its goal to become gle-family homes list- Still, while much of the DraftKings and casinos at year, home sales rose by a top-rated school district. ed in Lynn, priced from North Shore did not fare 10 percent and the medi- Saugus schools have been $280,000 for a four-bed- well in terms of sales, pric- odds over sports betting an price was up 6 percent rated Level 3, among the room on Grove Street to es continued to rise. compared to 2017. From lowest performing 20 per- $824,900 for a nine-room In Peabody, sales were BETTING strike. January through April, cent of schools in the state. Victorian on Atlantic Ter- off by nearly 18 percent, Tuesday’s hearing was sales have increased by 12 From A1 Ann Marie Wilcox, an race. In previous years, though prices climbed. the first of two this week percent and median prices agent at Carpenito Real there have been as many The median price of a sin- Emerging Technologies. focused on nine bills sub- grew by 13 percent. Estate Inc. in Saugus, as 220 homes for sale, she gle-family home increased MGM Springfield Presi- mitted to legalize sports “There’s been no let up said a variety of factors said. to $445,000 last month, dent Michael Mathis said wagering. The next hear- and the spring market have caused home sales to The other factor, she up 4.4 percent from a year the casino companies are ing is Wednesday. has been very active,” said surge, including lower in- said, is interest rates. At ago when the median was generally open to allowing Republican Gov. Charlie Kathy Cucinelli, a broker terest rates since January, the close of 2017, mortgage $426,200. certain, established on- at Hollett & Cucinelli Real and more homes for sale. interest rates were below In Lynnfield, sales have line companies to receive Baker has proposed legis- Estate. “The new school is But the new, state-of-the- 4 percent, according to been off this year. Sales sports betting licenses lation that would autho- helping.” art school is also a factor, Freddie Mac, a quasi-pub- have fallen by 27 percent without partnering with a rize the state’s Gaming Slated to open next year, she added. lic agency whose mission since January while the casino. Commission to license the 269,070-square-foot “I’m not surprised by is to provide liquidity, median price gained 2.5 But he argued that it’s companies to offer sports three- and four-story cam- the numbers,” she said. stability and affordabili- percent to $666,000. in the best interest of the bets. It doesn’t require pus will offer space for “Inventory is up and last ty to the nation’s housing In Nahant, seven homes state and consumers to let online operators to part- 1,360 students in grades weekend there were 31 market. But by the close have sold through April, the casino industry drive ner with a casino to seek 6-12. open houses and that’s of 2018, the 30-year fixed down from 10 one year ago sports betting because the a sports betting license, The new school is part of driving prices, and so is rate was edging 5 percent. but the median price has industry is already highly however. a $161 million district re- the new school.” Since January, rates have soared to $565,000, a 26 regulated and made major Baker’s bill also structuring recommended Not every community been falling and dropped percent hike. investments in the state wouldn’t allow betting on by the Massachusetts De- saw surges in home sales. to 4.14 percent last month. Marblehead was a mixed through its multi-million high school, college or am- partment of Elementary & In Lynn, the number of Richard Rosa, co-own- bag. Year-to-date sales are dollar casinos. Secondary Education and homes sold fell to 40 in er of Buyers Broker Only ateur events or esports, up by 12 percent while “You can do it directly, even though the casino its Center for District and April, down from 52 for LLC, said typically as but you’d be better pro- median prices have fallen companies argued in their School Accountability. the same month last year, rates rise, there’s a rush to by 5.5 percent to $646,000. tected doing it as subli- testimony for allowing for Under the plan, in addi- a 23 percent dip. While purchase a home as poten- In Swampscott, sales censes,” said Mathis. college sports bets. tion to construction of the sales have been down by tial buyers fear rates will have slipped by 23 percent Professional sports middle and high school, 10 percent this year and go higher. as prices have remained leagues, meanwhile, are The casinos also urged the Belmonte Middle fell 3.5 percent last year, “But since prices are so flat at about $555,000. seeking compensation for lawmakers to impose the School will become an Up- prices continue to rise. high, many buyers are the potential impacts of lowest tax rate possible. per Elementary School for The median price for a sin- barely able to quality for Thomas Grillo can be gambling on their indus- Tax rates in states that grades 3-5, and the Veter- gle-family home in Lynn a home loan,” he said. reached at tgrillo@item- try. currently allow sports ans Memorial Elementary was $360,000 in April, up “Even a modest increase live.com. Representatives from betting range from Neva- Major League Baseball da’s 6.75 percent to Rhode and the National Bas- Island’s 51 percent, they Lynn singer tuning up for the Fourth ketball Association told said. lawmakers they support Baker’s bill would im- proposals requiring sports MENA definitely a different style ground running when she The biggest lesson Mena pose a 10 percent tax on betting operators pay the sports bets made inside From A1 of music, but when they was 11 years old, after she learned, she said, was that leagues a royalty fee of casinos and a 12.5 percent were playing I could feel won the 2014 season of she can do anything she about 0.25 percent of their Mena said there was tax on bets placed online, the vibrations through the “La Voz Kids,” the Span- puts her mind to, with a sports betting revenues. something about hearing including on daily fan- floor.” ish version of “The Voice lot of work and even more The sports leagues also the orchestra on stage Other than performing, Kids,” and scored a con- support. want the ability to work tasy sports contests like while she sang that made once again, with the Bos- tract with Universal Stu- “I don’t ever want to stop with regulators to address those currently offered by the performance different ton Pops Orchestra, what dios, along with a hit song, doing what I do,” she said. bets that could open the DraftKings. It would also from anything else. She is the young vocal power- “Alma Gemela.” “So many people have door for abuse or corrup- require a $100,000 appli- performed a rendition of house most excited for? A Last week’s performance come into my life for the tion, such who commits cation fee for an initial Aretha Franklin’s “(You chance to perform with her taught Mena a variety better and supported me first foul in a basketball sports betting license that Make Me Feel Like) A Nat- biggest idol, Queen Lati- of things about her vo- unconditionally and I’m game or if the first pitch would have to be renewed ural Woman,” the same cal skills, she said. She fah, on July 4th, she said. just so grateful.” of an inning is a ball or a every five years for a fee. song that got her a golden “I’m so excited,” said learned how to use her buzzer hit last June. Mena. “I’ve looked up to voice and range to her ad- Bella diGrazia can be “It’s creepy how in sync her my entire life.” vantage, perfect her stage reached at bdigrazia@ and pitch perfect every- The Lynner’s profession- presence, and tell a story itemlive.com. Follow her on thing is,” she said. “It is al career really hit the through music. Twitter @BelladiGrazia. Need to find an article? Lynn council dives deep into money pit Subscribe to LYNN because if you go back to changes due to collective accounts, reserves will only From A1 that, you’re talking about bargaining. equal about 1.1 percent e-edition on different forms of state McGee said the city was of Lynn’s overall budget, increases through new col- oversight potentially.” able to close the gap by not when typical fiscal practice lective bargaining agree- Cronin said there has to filling six open positions calls for that figure to be 5 ments, which includes not be a significant structural in various departments, to 10 percent, McGee said. having the funds available change in Lynn’s financ- looking at one-time ex- “This document is a re- LYNN for retroactive raises for es, or officials are going to penses that could be paid flection of our dedication to Lynn Water and Sewer FY19. The budget could po- find themselves in its cur- for through the current fostering economic growth, WATER & SEWER Commission tentially allow for raises if rent cycle of not being able fiscal year’s free cash, and improving our financial COMMISSION the cost savings through a to fund its 5-year Capital a $16.6 million increase in management practices, and NOTICE TO LYNN RESIDENTS, change in health insurance Improvement Plan or hire state aid, which is large- committing to providing a THE LYNN WATER and SEWER COMMISSION offset the funds needed for new police officers and ly due to a significant in- high level of municipal gov- SHALL BE CONDUCTING A HYDRANT FLUSHING PROGRAM the increases, he said. crossing guards. crease in Chapter 70 aid ernment services within FROM 6 PM TO 10 PM Cronin said health in- He said an example of due to a proposed revamp the continuing fiscal con- Please note the following areas and dates: surance and collective bar- that would be the findings of the outdated foundation straints,” McGee said. 5-28 Area bounded by North Common St. at City Hall Square to Franklin St to gaining agreements are from a report he recom- budget formula for schools. The City Council will N Franklin, Franklin St@ Western Ave to 19 Harwood St, 527 Western two of the major factors mended to the mayor and “I am pleased to state Ave to 65 Mall St, Franklin St. to North Common St, 33 Whiting St to hold a public hearing on Park St @ Bennett Circle. that landed the city in its City Council that showed that we have made some the budget on June 11. 5-29 22 Endicott St to 32 Whittier St, 12 Nichols to Liberty @ Willow St, 56 current financial troubles. the city could see a bud- progress that begins to Johnson St to 182 Washington St, Washington St @ Hamilton to Liberty Several years ago, the city get savings of $10.4 mil- pull Lynn out of its cur- Gayla Cawley can be St @ Buffum St. had to negotiate collective lion this year if it were to rent fiscal situation,” Mc- reached at gcawley@item- 5-30 154 Myrtle St to Walnut St @ Poplar St, Tranfaglia Rd to Opp 112 Menlo bargaining agreements switch its health insur- Gee said. “We did not get live.com. Follow her on Ave, Walnut St @ Dungeon Ave to Saugus line, O’Callahan Way near Holyoke to Catalina Way. and there was no money ance plan to the common- here overnight, and we Twitter @GaylaCawley. 6-4 Opposite 78 Bayview Ave to 15 Mount Pleasant St, Hamilton @ Bayview available for it. The city wealth’s Group Insurance will not get out of this Ave to 95 Bayview Ave, 60 Jefferson to 59 Sheridan St, 24 Rockaway to was also purposely un- Commission (GIC). overnight. However, the 25 Rantoul. LAW OFFICES OF derfunding its employee But McGee told the proposed FY20 budget 6-5 37 Linton Rd to Fellsmere @ Dibble Rd, 29 Oakcrest Rd @ 128 Fays health insurance, he said. council the proposed FY20 puts us on the right track.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN Ave, Opposite 11 Bulfinch Rd to Coolidge @ Buchanan Circle, 99 Fays “If you step back and talk budget sufficiently meets The budget isn’t ideal, • Social Security Disability Ave to Brookside opp Dawes Rd. about health insurance the city departments’ McGee said, especially • Workers Compensation 6-6 42-48 Ontario St to opposite 7 Pine Grove Ave, Hanson St by Wal-Mart to Lynnway @ Ocean Shores, Lynnway @ Tudor to Lynnway @ Bridge, and potential collective needs within Lynn’s con- because it doesn’t address • Accidents 25 years located across Tapely St @ Woodlawn to Hancock St @ Winthrop. bargaining agreements tinued fiscal constraints. the “woefully understaffed from Lynn District Court with no funding source, After exhausting a $14 police department.” He Rusty and dirty water may be experienced for a short time during and after 15 Johnson St. flushing. If the water appears dirty, leaving the tap open for several minutes you’re going right back to million state loan to bal- promised to find a way to following flushing should clear the pipes. Prior to doing laundry, residents are where you came from a ance the FY18 and FY19 add police to the depart- 781-596-0100 advised to check this schedule. This program is necessary to clean the JAMES J. CARRIGAN ment’s force. distribution system of residual materials that normally settle out in the mains couple of years ago,” Cro- budgets, the city was faced ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN during the year so as to ensure the delivery of better with a projected $5 million Although the budget al- ISA ARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL nin said. “I don’t think you L A. C quality water during the coming summer months. Daniel F. O’Neill want to take the steps that deficit for FY20 with no locates funds to the city’s www.jamescarriganlaw.com CLIP AND SAVE Executive Director you’ve taken in the past funds to address capital or reserve and stabilization [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 OPINION LISA GILBERT HOW TO REACH US When laws become

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After net affairs for Public Citizen Ext. 4 too hot to work or play nities across the country. and passengers at risk. neutrality protections and an executive commit- Sports outside, and if there’s a Big polluters are exac- Sunscreens — an abso- were repealed, telecoms tee member of the Coa- [email protected] good chance the food and erbating climate change lute must for beachgoers slowed down firefighters’ lition for Sensible Safe- Ext. 5 water may be hazardous — raising temperatures and at pool parties — internet service during guards. She wrote this for Retail and Online still lack health, safety last year’s California InsideSources.com. Advertising to your health? to levels that make it [email protected] Suddenly, summertime hazardous for workers looks less like a dreamy (or potentially anyone) ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. vacation and more like to be outside, while fuel- Director of Advertising a scorching hot night- ing blooms of toxic algae and Business Development, ext. 1355 mare — a terrifying time that poison the water we [email protected] of year that’s going to do might otherwise swim in, Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 lasting damage to your fish in and drink. [email protected] bank account and your Employers aren’t pay- Patricia Whalen health, and, tragically, ing workers the full Sales Representative, ext. 1310 might even claim the life overtime wages they de- [email protected] of a family member. serve — making summer BUSINESS OFFICE This frightening ver- vacation plans unafford- Maria Alvaracin sion of summer is much able and forcing people ext. 1205 closer to reality than to work longer hours in- [email protected] you might think. The stead of spending time Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 commonsense regulato- with their families and [email protected] ry protections we need friends. Ted Grant to keep summer safe, Online travel booking Publisher, ext. 1234 healthy, affordable and sites that have benefited [email protected] fun are dwindling be- from corporate consoli- Marian Kinney cause of a decades-long dation and a lack of an- ext. 1212 [email protected] war on public protections titrust enforcement are Will Kraft that has escalated in re- charging higher prices Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 cent years — one led by for flights and hotels. [email protected] regulated industries and Planes, duck boats and Mike Shanahan astroturf organizations, cars have significant and Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the Trump administra- as-yet unaddressed safe- [email protected] tion and conservatives in ty problems that make Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] EDITORIAL Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] CIRCULATION Lisa Mahmoud Summer jobs, #MeToo and McDonald’s Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] CLASSIFIED Just in time for summer hir- parents were discouraging the company was strength- Employees need to know what ing, the company that boasts of their teen girls from seeking ening its harassment policies is and isn’t OK in the work- Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 being America’s “best first job” restaurant work, and that the and reporting methods. It has place — especially if they’re [email protected] is facing a new round of sex- U.S. Equal Employment Op- trained franchise operators brand-new to it — and how to GRAPHICS ual harassment claims, some portunity Commission has filed and general managers and manage situations that arise. involving employees as young suits alleging sexual harass- plans additional training for Trevor Andreozzi McDonald’s is far from alone Designer as 16. ment against not only fast-food front-line workers. It will also in grappling with this issue. [email protected] Seasonal jobs or internships giants, but also establishments establish a hotline for report- The brands behind most of Mohamed Diop aren’t exempt from the haz- from mom-and-pop restaurants ing incidents anonymously. America’s favorite drive-thrus Designer ards that led to the #MeToo to ice-cream parlors. We’ve called upon institu- have been accused of similar [email protected] and #TimesUp movements. In New complaints filed last tions, including big business, issues in complaints and law- Mark Sutherland fact, young employees with lit- week against Chicago-based to change their cultures, firm- suits. Those same companies Creative Director tle experience or power can be McDonald’s allege that employ- ly support survivors of sexual often struggle to fill positions. [email protected] easy targets for harassment ees were subjected to groping, harassment and abuse, and en- McDonald’s needs to hire NEWSROOM and abuse. Fewer teens seek indecent exposure, propositions courage whistleblowers. #Me- 250,000 workers this sum- Mike Alongi jobs now than in decades past, for sex and lewd comments by Too has amplified the voices mer. Building an environment Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] but one-third of 16- to 19-year- supervisors across 20 cities, in- of individual survivors. In all where women, young people olds still work. Many enter the cluding Chicago, reports Alexia workplaces, bosses have to ex- and employees of all types feel Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 labor market as the school year Elejalde-Ruiz in the Tribune. pand and modernize their sys- safe and supported should be a [email protected] winds down. Some workers say they were tems and expectations — deci- competitive advantage. Gayla Cawley Many of these young people ignored, mocked or faced retal- sively. It’s easy to imagine McDon- Reporter, ext. 1236 — 2 million of an estimated 6.2 iation when they sought help. There’s no shortage of advice ald’s, a company built on oper- [email protected] million teens working in sum- The suits included complaints to guide improvements. East- ational and marketing excel- Cheryl Charles mer 2017, according to the Pew against both corporate-owned erbrook says McDonald’s has lence, leading the conversation News Editor, ext. 1278 Research Center — take hotel and franchise locations. been working with RAINN, an on these issues, with smart pol- [email protected] and food service jobs. Restau- Illinois Democratic Sen. Tam- anti-sexual-violence organiza- icy and catchy sharing of ideas. Bella diGrazia rants have become notorious my Duckworth had already tion. Employers should have Reporter, ext. 1317 Or will one of its competitors [email protected] for harassment fueled by close raised concerns with McDon- clear practices in place to pre- step up instead? quarters, late hours and other ald’s about its employees’ sex- vent, and handle allegations of, Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 factors. The Wall Street Journal ual harassment complaints. harassment by supervisors, col- The Chicago Tribune editorial [email protected] reported last year that some CEO Steve Easterbrook says leagues, clients or customers. board Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill [email protected] M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Steve Krause Edward M. Grant Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Owen O’Rourke Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Photographer, ext. 1224 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan [email protected] Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Emma LeBlanc Pérez Copy Editor PUBLISHERS [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. 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By Sean Murphy played the risk of addic- Tuesday. ASSOCIATED PRESS tion. Janssen Pharmaceuti- “This crisis is devastat- cal Cos. attorney Larry NORMAN, Okla. — The ing Oklahoma,” Hunter Ottaway said the John- nation’s first state tri- said, adding that opioid son & Johnson subsidiary al against drugmakers overdoses killed 4,653 represents only a small blamed for contributing people in the state from part of a vast supply and to the opioid crisis started 2007 to 2017. distribution chain for Tuesday in Oklahoma in a Drugmakers deny Okla- opioid products that is case that could shape ne- homa’s claims. The com- extensively regulated by gotiations to resolve the panies maintain that they various federal agencies, roughly 1,500 other opi- are part of a lawful and oid lawsuits consolidated including the U.S. Food heavily regulated indus- and Drug Administration. before a federal judge. try that is subject to strict He said the company’s Oklahoma Attorney federal oversight, and fentanyl patch Duragesic General Mike Hunter that doctors are the ones started opening state- who prescribe the drugs. represented only a tiny ments by saying powerful Much of the opioid crisis, fraction of the opioid mar- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS painkillers have led to they argue, is the result ket in Oklahoma and was High winds peeled away roofs — leaving homes looking like giant dollhous- the “worst manmade pub- of illegal activity, such as not widely abused or sold es — knocked houses off their foundations, toppled trees, brought down lic health crisis” in U.S. drugs being stolen or ob- on the street like other power lines and churned up so much debris that it could be seen on radar. history. The state alleges tained fraudulently. drugs. drugmakers extensively Lawyers for consumer “It has low rates of ad- marketed highly addic- products giant Johnson diction and low rates of tive opioids for years in a & Johnson and several diversion,” Ottaway said 1 dead, 90 injured as tornadoes way that overstated their subsidiaries, also deliv- of the Duragesic patches. effectiveness and under- ered opening statements “When you hear about rip through Ohio and Indiana pill mills, you don’t hear about patches.” By Angie Wang outside Dayton, Ohio. braska, four in Illinois and Two other companies, and John Minchillo “I just got down on all three in Minnesota, with OxyContin-maker Purdue ASSOCIATED PRESS fours and covered my one in Idaho. Pharma and Teva Phar- head with my hands,” Monday marked the re- maceuticals, have already BROOKVILLE, Ohio — said Francis Dutmers, cord-tying 11th straight settled with Oklahoma. A swarm of tornadoes so who with his wife headed day with at least eight The trial could bring to tightly packed that one for the basement of their tornadoes in the U.S., said light documents and tes- may have crossed the home in Vandalia, about Patrick Marsh, a Storm timony that show what path carved by another 10 miles outside Dayton, Prediction Center mete- the companies knew, tore across Indiana and when the storm hit with orologist. The last such when they knew it and Ohio overnight, smash- a “very loud roar” Mon- stretch was in 1980. how they responded. ing homes, blowing out day night. The winds blew “We’re getting big A federal judge in Ohio windows and ending the out windows around his counts on a lot of these is overseeing the 1,500 school year early for some house, filled rooms with days, and that is certainly consolidated opioid law- students because of dam- debris and took down unusual,” Marsh said. suits filed by state, local age to buildings. One per- most of his trees. To the west, thunder- and tribal governments. son was killed and about In Celina, Ohio, 81-year- storms dropped hail as 90 were injured. Cleveland County Dis- old Melvin Dale Hannah large as tennis balls in The storms were among trict Judge Thad Bal- was killed when a parked Colorado, and dozens PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 53 twisters that forecast- kman, not a jury, will car was blown into his of drivers in Nebraska ers said may have touched Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter start- decide the case. He is house, Mayor Jeffrey Ha- pulled off Interstate 80 down Monday across eight ed opening statements by saying powerful pain- allowing cameras in the zel said Tuesday. with broken windshields. killers have led to the “worst manmade public states stretching eastward “There’s areas that truly Forecasters warned of courtroom, which is a rar- from Idaho and Colorado. health crisis” in U.S. history. ity in Oklahoma. look like a war zone,” he the possibility of power- The past couple of weeks said. ful thunderstorms during have seen unusually high Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine the Tuesday afternoon tornado activity in the declared a state of emer- rush hour in the Kansas Planned Parenthood: Missouri’s U.S., with no immediate gency in three hard-hit City area, as well as more end to the pattern in sight. counties, allowing the bad weather in Ohio. last abortion clinic may shut The winds peeled away state to suspend normal A tornado with winds roofs — leaving homes purchasing procedures up to 140 mph struck looking like giant doll- Senior Services and Gov. licensing process.” Colleen and quickly provide sup- near Trotwood, Ohio, By Jim Salter houses — knocked houses ASSOCIATED PRESS Mike Parson’s office hav- McNicholas, an OB-GYN plies like water and gen- a community of about off their foundations, top- en’t been returned. at the Planned Parent- erators. 24,500 people eight miles pled trees, brought down ST. LOUIS — Missouri’s Missouri is among half hood office in St. Louis, Storm reports posted outside Dayton. Several power lines and churned only abortion clinic could a dozen states that have called it the “natural con- online by the National apartment buildings were up so much debris that be closed by the end of the passed sweeping an- sequence of several de- Weather Service’s Storm damaged or destroyed, it could be seen on radar. week because the state ti-abortion measures. Par- cades of restriction after Prediction Center showed including one complex is threatening to not re- son, a Republican, signed restriction.” Highway crews had to that 14 suspected torna- where the entire roof was new its license, Planned a bill Friday banning “This is precisely what use snowplows to clear an does touched down in In- torn away, and at least Parenthood officials said abortions on or beyond the we’ve been warning of,” Ohio interstate. diana, 11 in Colorado and three dozen people were Tuesday. eighth week of pregnan- McNicholas said. Some of the heaviest nine in Ohio. Six were re- treated for cuts, bumps Planned Parenthood cy, with no exceptions for Alabama’s governor damage was reported just ported in Iowa, five in Ne- and bruises. officials said in a telecon- rape or incest. signed a bill on May 15 ference that the current Under the Missouri law making performing an license for the St. Louis fa- that comes into force Aug. abortion a felony in nearly U.S. stocks and bonds yield cility expires Friday. If not 28, doctors who violate the all cases. Supporters have renewed, the organization eight-week cutoff could said they hope to provoke said Missouri would be- face five to 15 years in a legal challenge that will slump, signaling market jitters come the first state with- prison. Women who ter- eventually force the U.S. out a functioning abortion minate their pregnancies Supreme Court to revisit By Damian J. Troise recession. atility to technology stocks clinic since the 1973 Roe v. cannot be prosecuted. its landmark 1973 Roe v. and Alex Veiga The slump in bond yields that are already sensitive Wade Supreme Court de- Wen said a lawsuit has Wade ruling that legalized ASSOCIATED PRESS held back gains for banks to the ups and downs of cision. and other financial com- trade negotiations. been filed to try and keep abortion nationally. Stocks turned broadly “This is not a drill,” said the St. Louis clinic open. If Unlike Alabama’s panies. Falling yields lead The escalating trade dis- Dr. Leana Wen, president lower on Wall Street in af- to lower interest rates on pute between Washington it closes, the nearest clin- near-total abortion ban, ternoon trading Tuesday and CEO of Planned Par- lawmakers who helped loans, which makes lend- and Beijing this month ics performing abortions as investors shifted money enthood Federation of are in a Kansas suburb of draft the Missouri bill say ing less profitable. Gold- has interrupted a market into bonds, sending yields America. “This is not a Kansas City and in Gran- it’s meant to withstand man Sachs Group slid 1.1 rally that saw the S&P 500 to their lowest level in warning. This is real and ite City, Ill., just across the court challenges instead percent. recoup the fourth quarter’s nearly two years. it’s a public health crisis.” Mississippi River from St. of spark them. If the Health care, consum- sharp loss and hit a new Surging demand for gov- Planned Parenthood Louis. The Kansas clinic is eight-week ban is struck er staples and financial high. The index is down ernment bonds dragged said the state told offi- about 260 miles from St. down, the bill includes a stocks took some of the 4.5 percent so far in May, the yield on the 10 year cials it was investigating Louis. ladder of less-restrictive heaviest losses, offsetting though it’s still up 12.3 Treasury to 2.26 percent, “a large number of possi- “While the state of Mis- time limits at 14, 18 or 20 gains in communications percent for the year. its lowest level since Sep- ble deficiencies.” The state souri is waging a war weeks. companies. Mylan skidded Tuesday started off tember 2017. Rising bond wanted to interview seven against its abortion ser- Missouri’s bill also in- 6 percent and Kraft Heinz mostly quiet for individ- prices are normally a sign physicians, but the orga- vices and providers, the cludes an outright ban on dropped 6.6 percent. DISH ual stocks with corporate nization said only the two Hope Clinic remains com- abortions except in cases that traders feel jittery Network climbed 3.5 per- earnings reports all but staff physicians agreed to mitted to the patients of medical emergencies, about long-term growth cent. completed for the broad be interviewed. Those in- of Missouri,” Erin King, but that would kick in prospects and would rath- Payment processing and S&P 500 index. SeaWorld terviews will take place executive director of the only if Roe v. Wade is over- er put their money into related companies gained surged 17.1 percent after later Tuesday. Granite City clinic, said in turned. Missouri Right to safer holdings. ground after Global Pay- it announced a stock buy- Phone and email mes- a statement. Life called it “the stron- Investors have been ments said it would buy back and increased invest- sages left for the Missouri Wen said Missouri has gest pro-life bill in Mis- weighing a mix of encour- Total System Services for ment from a hedge fund. Department of Health and “illegally weaponized the souri history.” aging and discouraging $21.5 billion. PayPal rose KEEPING SCORE: economic reports this year 1.7 percent. The S&P 500 index was as they also keep an eye on The sell-off reversed down less than 0.5 percent unpredictable swings in the Tuesday’s early gains and as of 3:28 p.m. Eastern escalating trade war be- put the market on track to Time. The Dow Jones In- tween the U.S. and China. extend last week’s losses. dustrial Average dropped “If the bond market was The S&P 500 has fallen 119 points, or 0.5 percent, saying that the economy three weeks in a row. U.S. to 25,466, after rising as is on OK footing then you markets were closed Mon- much as 130 points earlier. wouldn’t see yields fall like day for the Memorial Day The Nasdaq composite fell they are,” said Willie Del- holiday. 0.2 percent. The Russell wiche, investment strate- Trading has been chop- 2000 index of smaller com- gist at Baird. “In many re- py over the last several panies gave up 0.5 percent. spects, equities are waking weeks as investors grap- Major stock indexes in up to what’s happening in ple with the possibility of Europe declined. bonds.” a prolonged trade war be- MARKET JITTERS: In a client note Tuesday, tween the U.S. and China. Equities have been gain- Morgan Stanley warned The nations escalated the ing ground all year as that the stock market fac- dispute earlier this month U.S. data shows solid job es a lot more volatility by raising tariffs on each growth. But investors are because of weak economic other. still concerned that eco- data and the trade war. It The U.S. went even fur- nomic growth could slow also cautioned that those ther and proposed a ban on globally. That’s spurred the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS factors are also increas- technology sales to certain shift of money into bonds, Missouri is among half a dozen states that have passed sweeping an- ing the risk that the U.S. Chinese companies. That sending yields steadily ti-abortion measures. economy could slide into a has added even more vol- lower. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 Avenatti pleads not guilty to defrauding Stormy Daniels

By Larry Neumeister questions. has repeatedly criticized set up outside a court- ASSOCIATED PRESS Twice, though, he vented the president in television house, he predicted his to journalists his disgust appearances and the two eventual acquittal and NEW YORK — The pu- with the prosecutions and have exchanged barbs on again made clear he be- gilistic and embattled at- his disdain for the presi- social media. Trump has lieves his prosecutions are torney Michael Avenatti dent. called Avenatti a “low-life” politically motivated. pleaded not guilty Tues- Avenatti rose to fame rep- and alleged that he has “I am now facing the day to defrauding his resenting Daniels in her made false accusations. fight of my life against most famous client, porn battle to be released from a Walking to a courthouse the ultimate goliath, the star Stormy Daniels, and nondisclosure deal she had elevator between appear- Trump administration,” seized the spotlight to toss signed regarding an alleged ances Tuesday, Avenatti he said. “I look forward to a barb at President Don- affair with the president. looked without a smile at a jury verdict in each of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ald Trump. Daniels has said she had reporters as he quipped: these cases. I am confident Avenatti barely spoke sex with Trump in 2006, “Anybody know when the that when a jury of my Michael Avenatti speaks to reporters after during his three appear- when he was married; president and Don Jr. are peers passes judgment on leaving a courthouse in New York Tuesday, fol- ances before federal judg- Trump denies the affair. going to be arraigned?” my conduct, that justice lowing a hearing where he pleaded not guilty es in New York, except to In his role as Daniels’ Then, speaking before a will be done, and I will be to charges that he defrauded his most famous answer a few procedural lawyer and since, Avenatti collection of microphones fully exonerated.” client, porn star Stormy Daniels. POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly day on Market Street. Salem St. on Saturday at 6:07 A caller reported a verbal ar- was unfounded. reported a slashed tire on her arrests, reflect police records. In the p.m. Call referred to the Lynn- gument between two neighbors Caller from 9 ½ Northend St. motor vehicle at 8:31 a.m. event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Breaking and Entering field Fire Department. on Washington Street at 10:40 reports her landlord wants to Thursday; a caller at 41 Newhall is the sole responsibility of the con- Caller reported the opera- p.m. on Sunday. kick her out on Sunday at 8:47 Ave. reported his tires were A report of a motor vehicle tor of motor vehicle with Mas- A caller reported seeing a p.m. Landlord said the woman slashed at 12:04 p.m. Sunday. cerned party to contact the relevant breaking and entering at 8:45 sachusetts license plate no. male party break a glass win- did not have a payment or lease A report of water coming out police department and have the p.m. Monday at 475 Lynnway. 7NP124 is following them and dow at the hair salon on School agreement. She is allowed to of a manhole cover on Main department issue a notice of correc- operating erratically on Walnut Street, then run off at 10:51 stay there as a guest this eve- Street at 9:36 a.m. Thursday. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Overdose Street on Saturday at 6:58 p.m. p.m. on Sunday. ning. Sergeant will document. A caller reported finding a Police notified the Massachu- A caller reported a loud group Caller from Myles Road re- plastic bag containing white clarifications will not be made without A report of an opiate over- setts State Police in Danvers as of kids across from him at Hum- ports a loud party at the top of powder at 1228 Broadway at express notice of change from the ar- dose at 4:19 a.m. Monday on the vehicles were traveling on phrey Street and Sevinor Road the street on Sunday at 9:28 11:32 p.m. Thursday. resting police department. Estes Street. Route 128 South. at 12:30 a.m. on Monday. He p.m. Officer believes the music A caller reported a woman Saugus Police Department stated he asked them to quiet is coming from Owl View Home is down in the grass near the LYNN Theft reported a person lying on the down and they refused. He said Inspections at 26 Murdoch Route 1 onramp near 1260 side of the road at the Lynn- he thought they were drinking. Drive. The music was turned Broadway at 3:19 p.m. Thurs- Arrests A report of a larceny at 2:31 p.m. Monday at 285 Lynn Shore field Woods Office Park at 230 Responding officers reported down. day. Police report locating the Aldo Chery, 24, of 10 Hough- Drive; at 4:36 p.m. Monday on Broadway on Monday at 12:24 the kids left the area. Complaint of fireworks from woman and she is actively seiz- ton St., was arrested and North Federal Street; at 1:58 p.m. Officer reports the party is A caller reported at 1:08 a.m. 13 Kittredge St. on Sunday at ing. charged with failure to disperse, p.m. Tuesday at 111 Birch St. resting. on Monday that people across 10:08 p.m. Officer checked sev- A Hitching Hill Road resident trespassing, disorderly conduct A report of a robbery at 8:45 Caller reports two windows from him on Elm Street were eral areas but could not locate reported a group of youths took and resisting arrest at 12:03 p.m. Monday at 475 Lynnway. were broken three weeks ago at talking too loudly. Responding fireworks. a package that was delivered by a.m. Monday. 215 Edgemere Road on Mon- officers found a small gathering Loud party reported from 12 UPS off her front steps at 8:01 Bayron Chilel, 20, of 22 Vandalism day at 12:52 p.m. and advised them to break it up Fairview Ave. on Monday at p.m. Thursday. Moulton St., was arrested and Caller reported operator of a for the night. 12:04 a.m. Officer reports party A caller reported several days charged with OUI liquor, tres- A report of vandalism at 8:27 blue Honda Odyssey with Mas- A caller reported at 8:23 a.m. will be over for the night. ago his daughter Kathryn was passing, leaving the scene of a.m. Monday at 21 Acorn St. sachusetts license plate no. on Monday that contractor work Audi Peabody at 252 Andover approached by two men in a property damage, disturbing the 43B850 pulled a silver hand- was being done since 7 a.m. St. reported two suspicious peo- van outside of Target at 10:34 peace and unlicensed opera- LYNNFIELD gun on him on Walnut Street on on Overlook Road. Responding ple with flashlights on the prop- p.m. Thursday. tion of a motor vehicle at 4:11 Monday at 4:35 p.m. while leav- officers arrived and they were erty on Monday at 1:27 a.m. A caller reported a large a.m. Monday. Accident ing MarketStreet. Both vehicles shutting down for the day. Officer advised the parties to branch fell off a tree onto his Juan Encarnacion, 26, of 23 were traveling on Walnut toward A caller reported at 1:31 p.m. return to the dealership during vehicle on Oaklandvale Avenue Broad St., was arrested and Motor vehicle crash report- Saugus. The Saugus Police De- on Monday that there is an on- sales hours. At 1:39 a.m., a po- at 11 a.m. Friday. charged with failure to disperse, ed on Sunday at 2:56 p.m. at partment was notified. Saugus going issue with kids breaking lice officer reported the cruiser A report of an intoxicated man trespassing and disorderly con- Route 128 South at Exit 43. officer said the vehicle turned glass on rocks near the bike struck a parked vehicle in the trying to fight other residents on duct 12:25 a.m. Monday. Call handled by the Massachu- back toward Lynnfield and has path on Devereux Street. parking lot with Massachusetts Founders Way at 12:33 p.m. Joel Gomez, 27, of 16 Crown- setts State Police. four occupants. Lynnfield officer A caller reported at 1:54 p.m. license plate no. 18E120. Friday. inshield St., Peabody, was ar- spoke with the reporting par- on Monday that she witnessed Caller from 10 Barry St. re- A report of a group of mid- rested and charged with viola- Alarms ty who declined to pursue the a male “stumbling around” on ports someone has been in dle-schoolers causing a dis- tion of the city knife ordinance matter. Ocean Avenue before he got his yard for about 45 minutes turbance near the soccer field Security company canceled and trafficking more than 10 into his car. She stated it ap- on Sunday at 10:23 p.m. and on Hurd Avenue at 2:32 p.m. the burglar alarm at 200 South grams of fentanyl at 12:31 p.m. Medical Aid peared he made a “cocktail” said the person freezes when he Friday. Broadway, Apt. 101 on Friday at Tuesday. before getting into his car. Re- puts a flashlight on them and A caller reported a group of 10:34 a.m. Request for an ambulance at Schneider Sagesse, 28, sponding officers were unable they start moving again when fifth-graders were playing base- Burglar alarm canceled at 6 Hidden Valley Road on Satur- was arrested and charged with to locate the described vehicle. the lights are off. He is possibly ball at the Oaklandvale School 205 Edgemere Road on Friday day at 2:47 p.m. Patient taken A caller reported at 4:22 p.m. wearing a white T-shirt and dark when a middle-aged white man motor vehicle breaking and en- to Union Hospital in Lynn. tering with theft at 9:16 p.m. at 10:37 a.m. on Monday that his Arrowhead pants. Resident of Apt. 1 on the approached the kids and made Accidental burglar alarm re- Medical aid requested at 500 Road house was broken into phone in the driveway and says threatening statements at 5:21 Monday. Ross Drive on Saturday at 9:43 Miranda Sullivan, 41, of 11 ported on Friday at 1:54 p.m. at while he was away. there’s no issue. p.m. Friday. The man reportedly p.m. Patient taken to Union Lagrange Terrace, was arrested 14 Fletcher Road. Officer con- A caller reported a dispute Caller reports loud music from threatened to beat up the kids’ Hospital in Lynn. and charged with shoplifting firmed it was an accident. over a parking space at a mu- 198 Washington St. on Sunday fathers and grandfathers. Ambulance requested at 370 by asportation, resisting arrest, Homeowner sounded the bur- tual property on Lincoln Avenue at 11:01 p.m. Officer reports a A caller reported a man uri- Main St. on Sunday at 11:58 disorderly conduct and Class C glar alarm by accident at 32 at 8:42 p.m. on Monday. family gathering is breaking up nating in front of Big Y on Broad- a.m. Patient taken to Lahey drug possession at 6:30 p.m. Heritage Lane on Friday at 5:08 for the night. way at 5:56 a.m. Saturday. Hospital & Medical Center in Monday. p.m. Resident of Sherman Street A report of a road rage inci- Burlington. PEABODY Abner Tomas, 19, of 571 Ambulance request from 308 reports her neighbors are in the dent at 300 Broadway at 9:51 The Christmas Tree Shop at Western Ave., was arrested and Chestnut St. on Friday at 10:44 backyard talking and when they a.m. Saturday. 28 South Broadway request- Summons charged with unlicensed opera- p.m. Patient taken to Union laugh it is too loud on Sunday A caller at 2 Traveler Road re- ed an ambulance on Sunday tion of a motor vehicle and fail- Hospital in Lynn. Rone Deoliveira, 37, of 360 at 11:19 p.m. Officer reports ported a woman was in his front at 12:58 p.m. Patient taken to ure to stop/yield at 7:31 p.m. A 911 hangup call from 12 Main St., Everett, was sum- several gatherings in the area yard and when confronted, left Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. Monday. Witham St. on Friday at 11:13 moned on Sunday at 10:17 for and none appear to be loud or the area at 8:47 p.m. Saturday. Medical aid requested from Odanys Urbaez-Puello, 27, p.m. Officer spoke with resident unlicensed operation of a motor causing a problem. A homeowner at 16 Harmon of 14 Holland Ave., was arrest- and all is OK. Express at 730 Market St. on vehicle following a crash at 137 Road said the female walked ed and charged with failure to False burglar alarm reported Sunday at 1:53 p.m. for a cus- Lowell and 91 Endicott streets. SAUGUS into her home looking for some- disperse, trespassing, resisting on Saturday at 1:02 p.m. at 14 tomer who had fainted. Patient Arrington Towing en route. one named Joe and then left. arrest, disorderly conduct and Magnolia Drive. Officer reports refused assistance. Arrests The description given was a assault and battery on a police house appears secure. Patient from 4 Grey Lane tak- Accidents white woman about 60 years officer at 12 a.m. Monday. Burglar alarm sounded at en to Melrose-Wakefield Hospi- James J. Loiselle, 55, of 100 old with gray hair. The woman Aysha Young, 33, of 119 Lew- 515 Summer St. on Saturday tal by ambulance on Sunday at Motor vehicle crash with no Myrtle Ave., Apt. 505, Whitman, was reportedly wearing winter is St., was arrested and charged at 3:15 p.m. Officer found door 8:34 p.m. injuries was reported at Boston was arrested and charged with clothing and driving a black util- with assault and battery with a ajar, checked interior and all Ambulance requested at Sun- Children’s Hospital at 10 Cen- fourth or greater offense of op- ity truck. dangerous weapon, assault and appears to be in order. rise Assisted Living at 55 Salem tennial Drive on Sunday at 5:40 erating under the influence of A caller on Holden Avenue re- battery on a police officer, ar- Burglar alarm sounded at St. on Sunday at 10:26 p.m. p.m. One vehicle was towed by liquor. ported someone spray painted restee furnishing false ID infor- Lynnfield High School at 275 Patient taken to Melrose-Wake- Gaeta’s Towing and officer will Charlene M. Beaton, 59, of his vehicle at 9:49 p.m. Thurs- mation and disorderly conduct Essex St. on Sunday at 7:58 field Hospital. document. 23 Johnson St., was arrested day. at 3:05 p.m. Monday. a.m. Officer reports the boys’ Caller reports a minor mo- and charged with assault and A Howard Street resident re- gym door was open. MARBLEHEAD tor vehicle crash on Monday battery on a person over 60 ported a man knocked on his Accidents Burglar alarm sounded at 6 at 12:32 p.m. at Stop & Shop years of age, assault to intimi- door and asked for water at Apple Hill Lane on Sunday at Accident Supermarket at 19 Howley St. date, and wanton destruction of 4:04 p.m. Thursday. The call- A report of a motor vehicle 1:44 p.m. Officer checked the Officer reports he assisted with property over $1,200. er gave the man water and crash with personal injury at building and all appears to be A caller reported at 9:12 a.m. a paper exchange. sent him on his way. He later 12:45 a.m. Monday at Frank- OK. on Monday that a black SUV Accidents returned and started looking lin and North Common streets; struck her vehicle and another Complaints through the caller’s truck. at 1:50 p.m. Monday at 760 Animal Control near Overlook Road and Puri- A report of a motor vehicle A caller on Juniper Drive Washington St. tan Road. Responding officers Motorist reported a man on accident at AvalonBay Commu- called to report her toilet is A report of a motor vehicle Caller reported a dog has found the suspect vehicle at an electric scooter went into the nities at 3:19 p.m. Thursday; at overflowing and she believes it crash at 1:34 a.m. Monday at been left in a vehicle with Mas- 9:25 a.m. and reported it was a street and she almost hit him at the Salvation Army at 11:28 has something to do with a wa- Essex Street and Essex Avenue; sachusetts license plate no. young female driver whose dad Buddha’s Tavern at 144 Wash- p.m. Thursday; at The Paper ter main at 9:02 a.m. Monday. at 3:22 a.m. Monday at 173 8WX634 at Whole Foods Mar- was on the way. ington St. on Sunday at 2:02 Store at 3:52 p.m. Friday; at 30 A report of a group of teenag- North Common St.; at 9:15 a.m. ket at 100 Market St. on Friday p.m. The officer spoke with the Broadway at 6:21 p.m. Friday; ers possibly smoking marijuana Monday at Boston and Kirtland at 1:58 p.m. Officer checked Complaints youth and advised him to be at 111 Vine St. at 11:34 a.m. behind the Veterans Memorial streets; at 2:26 p.m. Monday the parking lot but was unable more careful when operating Sunday; at Broadway and Bow Elementary School on Hurd Av- at 35 Market Square; at 3:51 to find pet. A caller reported at 10:20 his scooter. Street at 1:06 p.m. Sunday; at enue at 3:49 p.m. Monday. No p.m. Monday at 3 Lynnfield St.; a.m. on Sunday that glass Caller reports a vehicle with Broadway and Main Street at drugs were found on the group at 7:41 a.m. Tuesday at Park Complaints bottles are being thrown on Massachusetts license plate 1:42 p.m. Sunday; at Square and they were educated on the Street and Western Avenue; at Garfield Street. Responding no. 3PN257 swerved into his One Mall at 5:57 p.m. Sun- marijuana laws. 8:32 a.m. Tuesday at 116 Lewis Fluid in the roadway reported officers found a broken liquor lane on Andover Street which day; at 285 Main St. at 8:16 A caller reported while he was St.; at 8:38 a.m. Tuesday at 21 at 571 North Broadway and 23 bottle and she stated this is the forced his vehicle into the curb p.m. Sunday; at 4 Lake St. at leaving Market Street in Lyn- Whiting St.; at 11:29 a.m. Tues- Green St. on Friday at 9:16 a.m. fourth time in a year this has on Sunday at 5 p.m. Caller said 12:16 a.m. Monday; at Lowe’s nfield he was cut off by a light day at Walgreens at 21 Joyce Call handled by the Lynnfield happened. the suspect exchanged words at 11:48 a.m. Monday; at 141 blue minivan who pointed a sil- St.; at 11:59 a.m. Tuesday at Fire Department. A caller reported at 1:29 p.m. and fled on Route 114. A be- Essex St. at 12:08 p.m. Mon- ver gun described to be a revolv- 95 Pleasant St.; at 12:23 p.m. Caller reported a resident on Sunday that his radio was on-the-lookout was issued to all day; on Falmouth Street at 1:20 er at 4:10 p.m. Monday. A BOLO Tuesday at Lynnway and Market at 774 Summer St. is yelling taken from his vehicle overnight units. Victim reports the vehicle p.m. Monday; at Walgreens on was placed to all Saugus units. Street. at him on Friday at 9:42 a.m. on Washington Street. has very minor damage from Broadway at 4:26 p.m. Monday; A report of a man screaming A report of a motor vehicle Officer reports peace has been A caller reported a possible the curb. at Burger King on Broadway at for about 10 minutes on Long hit and run crash at 4:05 a.m. restored. underage drinking party on Loud music reported from a 5:16 p.m. Monday; at York Ford Place at 12:39 a.m. Tuesday. Monday at Tracy Elementa- Officer requested at the South Guernsey Street at 7:25 p.m. motor vehicle with Massachu- at 6:02 p.m. Monday. ry School at 32 Walnut St.; at Fire Station at 600 Salem St. on Sunday. Responding officers setts license plate no. 8BF196 Theft 7:17 a.m. Tuesday at 7-Eleven on Friday at 5:50 p.m. for an found loud music only and the on Sunday at 7:02 p.m. at 4 Complaints at 50 Western Ave. altercation between two motor alcohol belonged to adults. They State St. Officer reports the ve- A report of shoplifting from vehicle operators. Report filed. reported the kids were playing hicle was unoccupied and all Police report possibly locating Sunglass Hut at 11:11 a.m. Assaults Unwanted person reported at water pong. is quiet. A second call on noise a stolen Bobcat that Stoneham Thursday. 6 Daventry Court on Friday at A caller reported at 9:38 coming on Sunday at 8:37 Police put a BOLO out for earlier A report of a motor vehicle A report of an assault and 9:46 p.m. Officer reports party p.m. on Sunday that she was p.m. from a black BMW out- in the morning on Sunset Drive breaking and entering at 31 battery at 6:58 p.m. Monday on left without incident. threatened by her neighbor on side blasting music in front of 4 at 8:14 a.m. Thursday. Clinton Ave. at 7:29 p.m. Sat- Essex Street; at 7:54 p.m. Mon- Mulch fire reported at 527 Broughton Road. State St. Officer said the report A caller on Scotts Mill Court urday. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Sports Illustrated magazine sold for $110 million By Tali Arbel The deal lets Sports Il- director of the Magazine ASSOCIATED PRESS lustrated grow in new ar- Innovation Center at the eas such as esports, while University of Mississippi, NEW YORK — Sports Meredith can continue even after the magazine Illustrated magazine has to “produce independent, lost some of its luster with been sold for $110 million award-winning journal- ESPN’s entry to sports to a company that special- ism and storytelling,” journalism decades ago. izes in managing fashion, “I don’t think Sports entertainment and sports Sports Illustrated Edi- tor-in-Chief Chris Stone Illustrated is going any- brands, including mar- where soon,” Husni said. keting rights to Shaquille said in a statement. It’s not clear what will Meredith has long pub- O’Neal and Muhammad lished Martha Stewart happen after two years, Ali. Living magazine under a though it’s possible Mer- The seller, Meredith licensing deal. “We believe edith and the new buyer, Corp., will continue run- we will have similar, great ning the print edition and Authentic Brands Group, success developing the vi- the website SI.com for at could extend their licens- tality and profitability of least two years. Its editor ing deal, terms for which Sports Illustrated,” Mer- and publisher are staying weren’t disclosed. edith spokeswoman Jill on, and the magazine will The magazine is “so es- Davison said. have editorial indepen- sential in the psyche of For now, she said Mere- dence. sports,” said Samir Husni, dith and Authentic have “achievable and ambi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tious goals to meet” and will evaluate the partner- Actress Lilli Cooper, who earned her first Tony Award nomination this ship after two years. She month in “Tootsie,” is the daughter of Chuck Cooper, the Tony-winning said there are no plans actor of some 15 Broadway shows. to change the magazine’s frequency. The once-week- ly print edition current- Tony-winner Chuck Cooper cheers ly comes out every other week. Authentic said it sees op- Tony-nominee daughter, Lilli portunities to grow Sports Illustrated in digital, TV By Mark Kennedy land’s Karamu House, have. I use it, I think, on and social media, making ASSOCIATED PRESS the oldest African Ameri- a daily basis, from ‘Should it “a leader in lifestyle and can theater in the United I audition for this?’ or NEW YORK — If rising States, and she has two choosing jobs, down to like entertainment.” Broadway star Lilli Coo- Authentic will take over older brothers — Eddie ‘I lost my voice. How do I per needs a bit of career and Alex — who also have get it back?’” marketing and business advice, she knows where development and will gone into the arts. Her dad says he also to turn: Her father has Chuck Cooper recalls seeks out his daughter’s look for other licensing been there, seen that and opportunities in products, the moment he realized help: “I lean on you, too, done that. his daughter had the because I can be kind of original content and live Cooper, who earned her events. The company said chops for a life in the the- tough and sometimes I first Tony Award nom- it sees opportunities to ater. She was in “Spring think I need her to help ination this month in use the Sports Illustrated Awakening,” and he no- me calm down.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “Tootsie,” is the daughter brand in growing markets ticed her voice had beau- Lilli’s Broadway cred- of Chuck Cooper, the To- Meredith Corp., which sold the magazine, will for sports gambling and tiful focus and maturity. its include “SpongeBob ny-winning actor of some continue running the print edition and the web- video game competitions “I just sat straight up and SquarePants” and play- 15 Broadway shows. site SI.com for at least two years. known as esports. the hair on the back of ing Elphaba in “Wicked.” The chances that any- my neck went up. I went, She’s been on TV’s “The one makes it on Broadway ‘Oh my God what have we Good Fight,” “Elementary” are small. The chances wrought?’” he says. and in Steven Spielberg’s 2 men get prison for slain sheep that an offspring makes it This season on Broad- film “The Post.” there as well are smaller way marks the third time Growing up with a dad ‘performance’ at Auschwitz still. The Coopers recog- both father and daugh- whose job wasn’t the tra- nize this. ter were in shows at the ditional 9-to-5 wasn’t al- “I don’t know how it hap- same time. Chuck Cooper ways easy, and the three By Vanessa Gera pened. It’s kind of crazy. recently ended his run in Cooper children witnessed ASSOCIATED PRESS We’re constantly pinching the Tony best-play nom- the attention their dad got WARSAW, Poland — On ourselves. It feels very inee “Choir Boy,” and his in a big Broadway show a cold day in March 2017, surreal and very special,” daughter plays the love but also the months of un- a group of young adults says Lilli during a joint in- interest in a retooled employment. stripped naked at the for- terview with her dad. “Tootsie,” Tony-nominated “They were there for mer Auschwitz death camp She is the youngest of for best new musical. all the beans and rice, all and chained themselves Chuck Cooper’s three chil- Chuck Cooper, 64, has the eviction notices. The together to the “Arbeit dren and grew up in mid- had a wonderfully varied ‘No, you can’t go to camp.’ Macht Frei” gate as one town Manhattan, a stone’s career, from Shakespeare ‘No, you can’t have these man plunged a knife into a throw from Broadway and to musical comedy. His shoes,’” Chuck says. “I was sheep’s body over and over dad’s work. stage credits include “Car- willing to gamble that it again. “Backstage was my oline, or Change,” “Chica- would be OK.” The two organizers of the backyard,” she says. “I go,” “The Cherry Orchard” He is modest about his stunt, including the man would go to his dressing and “Act One.” On TV, he’s achievements: “I merely who killed the sheep, de- rooms after school and do been on “The Good Wife,” refused to quit. I just kept PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scribed their act as an “ar- my homework and take “House of Cards” and showing up. I kept dodg- tistic performance” to pro- A Polish court has sentenced two Belrusian men, naps under his dressing “Madam Secretary.” ing the bullets and I kept test the wars in Ukraine Adam Bialiatski, left, and Mikita Valadzko to station and help the prop “I call him all the time to showing up, and this is and Syria. But Polish judg- prison for organizing a 2017 stunt in a Holocaust guys hand off props in the ask for advice,” Lilli says, what happened.” es have taken a different remembrance site. wings. So it’s just sort of turning to her dad. “It’s Lilli, 29, was a shy child, view, seeing animal cruelty like in my blood.” invaluable the breadth of but had the mouth of a and the desecration of a Bialiatski is the son of a place like Auschwitz, we One of her grandfathers knowledge that you have sailor at age 4 and bossed memorial site where Nazi human rights activist, Ales will attract attention to the was an actor at Cleve- and experience that you around her older brothers. German forces killed some Bialiatski, who has been war.” 1.1 million people. jailed for promoting democ- During their perfor- The District Court in Kra- racy in autocratic Belarus. mance, they unfurled a kow confirmed on Tuesday He has refused to comment banner that said “Love” at that the man who killed on his son’s case, while the gate with the notori- the sheep, Adam Bialiatski, the son has avoided ques- ous Nazi inscription “Arbe- was sentenced a week ago tions about how his father it Macht Frei” (Work Sets to a year in prison, while a felt about his provocative You Free.) A group of men second man, Mikita Valadz- brand of activism. and women — six Poles, ko, was given eight months. “Our Ukrainian brothers four Belarusians and one Nine other participants and sisters are still dying,” German — were chained were ordered to pay fines. Bialiatski told The Associ- together in the freezing The May 21 ruling came af- ated Press in an interview cold and chanted a prayer: ter the two appealed earlier last year. “We thought if we “I love all people, I love our convictions, and is final. do this performance art in planet, I have no enemies!”

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Louvre employees mull over the past decade even viewers watching on NBC closing museum again though the number of vis- and online via NBC- itors has risen 20 percent. Sports.com and the NBC over overcrowding Zinenberg said a meet- Sports app. The audience ing early Wednesday peaked at 6.7 million for PARIS (AP) — Employ- would decide if Louvre ees at the Louvre in Paris the final 15 minutes when management has ad- are mulling whether to Simon Pagenaud used a dressed the problems or close the museum for a late pass to defeat Alex- whether the museum second day this week over ander Rossi. would be closed again tourist overcrowding. The broadcast-only that day. The world’s most visited average of 5.414 million The museum is closed museum was closed on viewers makes it the on Tuesdays. Monday after employees most-watched Indianap- complained they were ha- olis 500 in three years. rassed by tourists waiting NBC’s first-ever NBC took over the broad- to see the Mona Lisa. Indy 500 delivers 11 cast rights this year from Pierre Zinenberg, a Lou- percent ratings increase ABC, the network that vre employee and union had aired the race for 54 representative, told The (AP) — NBC’s first-ever years. Associated Press on Tues- broadcast of the India- It was also NBC’s most- day that renovation work napolis 500 showed an 11 watched Sunday after- around the Leonardo da percent ratings increase noon sports event since Vinci masterpiece has led over last season accord- the NFL wild-card game to organizational prob- ing to NBC, Nielsen and between the Philadelphia lems and huge queues. Abode Analytics. Eagles and Chicago Bears He noted that staff Sunday’s race averaged on Jan. 6, which averaged numbers have diminished a combined 5.446 million 36.0 million. A8 WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Feeling Aretha Franklin’s spirit, Jennifer Hudson honors icon at Pulitzers

By Mes n Fekadu Collaborator and close ASSOCIATED PRESS friend Clive Davis and longtime publicist Gwen- NEW YORK — With dolyn Quinn accepted bad weather in Chicago on the honor on behalf of Monday and her ight can- Franklin’s family. celed, Jennifer Hudson South Florida’s fretted at the thought of Sun-Sentinel won the missing her performance prize in public service for at Tuesday’s Pulitzer Prize its coverage of last year’s awards ceremony to pay FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tribute to honoree Aretha mass shooting at the Mar- Franklin. jory Stoneman Douglas But then Hudson said High School in Parkland, Amazon to release Kaling’s she felt the spirit of the Fla., where 17 students Queen of Soul — who re- and staff were killed. new essay collection fused to y but traveled by Pulitzer Prizes were also tour bus to concerts and awarded to the staff of NEW YORK (AP) — bookseller but has strug- events — and drove nearly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- Mindy Kaling is taking gled at times as a publish- 13 hours to New York to zette for breaking news a different path with her er because rival stores are Hudson embodied Franklin, who died last make the luncheon. reporting, the Los Angeles next book. reluctant to stock its books. Franklin’s spirit and vocal August at 76, was post- “I looked up and I Times for investigative The actress and writ- At Brookline Book- thought, ‘You know what, prowess as she brought humously awarded the reporting, while Reuters er plans to release her smith, in Brookline, the it’s like Aretha’s spirit is the ceremony to church Pulitzer Prize Special and The Associated Press third collection of essays store’s co-owner and man- in me. She didn’t be- with a rousing,  ery Citation honor Tuesday, were both honored for through Amazon.com’s ager, Peter Win, says the lieve in ying, she would performance of “Amaz- becoming the  rst indi- international reporting. Amazon Original Stories general policy is to avoid drive,’” Hudson said in an ing Grace,” bringing the vidual woman to earn a Dana Canedy, admin- imprint. The book, current- Amazon releases. But Ka- interview with The Asso- audience of journalists to special citation prize since istrator of the Pulitzer ly untitled, is scheduled for ling has a special history ciated Press. “I got here in their feet. the honor was  rst award- Prizes, said her favorite the summer 2020. Amazon at the Booksmith, where time,  ve minutes early “She’s always with me, ed in 1930. The Pulitzer submission was from the announced Tuesday that she appeared on one to sing, because I wasn’t I feel,” Hudson said of board said the award was student journalists from topics will include Kaling’s of her  rst stops while going to miss it. Honey I Franklin. “I always keep given to Franklin for “her the Parkland school for experience as a single promoting the collection said, ‘If I got to walk, if I her in my mind and in my indelible contribution their own coverage of the mother and working with “Why Not Me.” A possible got to crawl, I’m going to heart, and try to lead in a to American music and tragic shooting and pow- Reese Witherspoon and compromise: Don’t stock get there.’ And here I am way that I know that she culture for more than  ve erful obituaries of those Oprah Winfrey. Amazon the new book, but agree — so it’s in my heart.” would want me to.” decades.” who died. is the country’s leading to order it upon request. German police: ‘Guardian angel’ CELEBRATE WITH US! pigeon protected speeder BERLIN (AP) — Police in western Germany say divine intervention saved a speeding driver from OR SHINERAIN getting a ticket, after a pi- FREE geon photobombed a traf- EVENT  c enforcement camera at Family just the right moment. 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ITEM FILE PHOTOS Classical seniors (from left) Maddie Dana, Rebecca Walker and Kayla Morrill have been leading the Rams softball team both on and off the eld as team co-captains. Trio of seniors leading the way for Classical softball By Daniel Kane Maddie Dana (catcher), didn’t know they were up and down the lineup, “A lot of us have been players, Richard has relied ITEM STAFF Rebecca Walker (short- freshmen. All three of them paired with positive chem- playing together for a on her co-captains to foster stop) and Kayla Morrill are the heart of our in eld. istry. while,” Dana said. “I think a winning atmosphere. LYNN — It’s no secret (second base) have made We won the Northeastern “I think we have a lineup we just have really good “They’re not just good that one of the most im- up the heart of Classical’s Conference their sopho- where anyone can contrib- chemistry on this team. We players, they’re unbeliev- portant pieces to any win- in eld and set the tone for more year (2017) with ute, one through nine,” have a lot of young players able kids,” Richard said. ning team is a good group the Rams. them and we’re in conten- Morrill said. “Anyone can that have come up big “They take the underclass- of leaders. Pair those lead- men under their wings. ers with talented and the “Those three have been tion for it this year.” hit the ball and eld the whenever we need them. the backbone of our pro- With the regular season ball. We don’t have to rely We also have returners They’re the ones that get rest tends to take care of everybody going and that itself. That, in short, has gram ever since they got winding down, Classical on two or three people for with experience that come here,” Rams coach Erika holds a 12-4 record and the big hits. Everyone can con- up big. Anyone is willing to you rely on for all the little been the formula to anoth- things during a long Richard said. “They rst Rams’ three co-captains tribute and has been a dif- go at any time.” er successful season for the season.” Classical softball team. stepped in during their are the rst to tribute the ference maker at some With a good blend of ex- A trio of Rams seniors, freshman year and you success to a talented roster point for us this year.” perienced and younger CLASSICAL, B2 Winthrop lacrosse plays a team game By Mike Alongi are always picking up On the second team, ITEM STAFF their teammates.” Luke Evangelista, Austin The results can speak Daigneault, Aiden Cifuni WINTHROP — For for themselves. The Vi- and Matt Hurley repre- Winthrop boys lacrosse, kings are 16-1 on the sented the Vikings. it’s all about the team. year with one game left But the list of all-stars You hear it in the voice to play (Wednesday night doesn’t even fully cover of head coach Brian Don- against Mystic Valley). the number of contribu- nelly, you see it on the Eight players were tors for Winthrop this sidelines as the players named Northeastern season. A strong junior interact with each other Conference South all- class and a talented and most importantly, stars, including a Defen- group of up-and-coming you see it on the eld. sive Player of the Year, sophomores round out “I think that’s what and Donnelly was named the solid Vikings roster. made this such a good Coach of the Year. Critically important to ITEM FILE PHOTO year, we always play as a The rst-team all-stars Winthrop’s success this ITEM FILE PHOTO team,” said Donnelly. for the Vikings this year year has been DiMento, a English baseball coach Doug “There’s no one star on were Andrew DiMento, senior goalie who is a Mullins is 12-6 in his second season Winthrop’s Matt Hurley (left) this team. We have so Pat Senott, Joe Mahoney at the helm for the Bulldogs. was one of eight Vikings players four-year starter for the many weapons offensive- and James Silva. DiMen- Vikings. named NEC boys lacrosse all-stars ly, and defensively we to was also named Defen- this season. also play as a unit. Guys sive Player of the Year. WINTHROP, B2

Harold NEC announces boys lacrosse all-stars Rivera By Harold Rivera Coach of the Year. Swamp- nott, Joe Mahoney and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR scott’s Greg Fitzgerald is James Silva; Medford’s the North Assistant Coach Thomas Connearney, Joe The Northeastern Con- of the Year. Sportsmanship Sargent and Jake Randaz- English baseball ference announced its boys awards went to Beverly zo; Malden’s Zach Rufo. lacrosse all-stars for the (North) and Medford The North second-team 2019 season. The Offensive (South). all-stars are Marblehead’s continues to Player of the Year honors The North rst-team all- Charlie McGurrin, Paul went to Danvers’ Jacob stars are Marblehead’s Heffernan, J.T. Monahan Rotker (North) and Re- Sam Thompson, Will Shull, and Christian Penkrat; progress this year vere’s Eric Bua (South). Loch Sheridan, Mason Danvers’ Justin DiTomaso, Defensive Player of the Poisson and Jacob Gar eld; Rich Canova and Matt I really like everything that coach Doug Year awards went to Mar- Swampscott’s Tim Perlin; Rotker; Peabody’s Connor Mullins has done with his English base- blehead’s Paul Heffernan Danvers’ Brendan Treacy McCarron, Austin Leggett ball team over the past two seasons. Last and Winthrop’s Andrew and Kyle Little; Glouces- and Patrick Russo; Bever- year’s team, in my eyes, was far better DiMento. Winthrop’s Brian ter’s James Nelson; Bever- ly’s Grady Smith and De- than the eight-win season it ended with. Donnelly was named ly’s Foster Smallman. clan Alexander; Swamp- The Bulldogs had experienced arms in the South Coach of the Year ITEM FILE PHOTO The South rst-team all- scott’s Kyle Fitzgerald; rotation, seasoned veterans in the in eld and his assistant, Rich Ci- stars are Revere’s Bua, Gloucester’s Ryan and a solid group of promising up-and- Swampscott’s Tim Perlin was funi, is the South Assistant Rickie Briana, Zach Cari o named an NEC North rst-team Argentino. coming underclassmen. Coach of the Year. Danvers’ and Cam Mazza; Win- English hung tough with the better all-star this season. ALL-STARS, B2 Wes Chittick is the North throp’s DiMento, Pat Se- teams in the Northeastern Conference but lost ve games by one-run margins. The Bulldogs had a knack for playing solid baseball through six innings and putting Navigators add a pair of prospects to roster themselves in positions to win. But high school baseball’s a seven-inning game. LYNN — The North Dave Dombrowski, the baseball pedigree.” When they had to make crucial plays to Shore Navigators’ pitching Boston Red Sox’ President Audet missed the second put the nail in the cof n, they fell short. staff got a late boost just of Baseball Operations. half of his college team’s Sometimes routine plays aren’t routine days before the start of a “We’re so excited to have New England Collegiate plays, and sometimes what seems like new Futures Collegiate Shayne and Landon join- Conference championship a win in the making simply isn’t in the Baseball League season as ing us this summer,” said and Super Regional run cards. Every team, at one point or anoth- Director of Player Procure- Gill. “Shayne is coming this spring due to inju- er, goes through those lumps. ment Joe Gill announced off one of the best pitch- ry after serving as North The 2019 season has been a much the return of New England ing seasons in Navs his- Shore’s ace last summer. different story. This year’s team plays College ace Shayne Audet tory and had an incred- The Spring eld native like a motivated group. Regardless of the for his second summer ible strikeout rate again went 4-2 with a 2.23 ERA score, English carries a level of enthu- with the team. this spring. His Futures and led the league with 56 siasm that isn’t normally seen from a In addition to signing League success will help strikeouts in 44.1 innings. high school baseball team. The Bulldogs Audet as the team’s fourth our team a great deal and He followed up that ef- are energetic, resilient, they have fun fort with a 4-1 record and returning player, Gill also we know that he and the with one another and they’re a bit more 2.48 ERA in nine starts as COURTESY PHOTO fundamentally sound than they were a welcomed Wake Forest rest of our staff will enjoy a sophomore for the Pil- year ago. catcher Landon Dom- throwing to Landon who Wake Forest catcher Landon grims. Mullins has a lot to do with that. browski. The Chestnut works with high-level Dombrowski will play for the North Hill product is the son of pitchers and brings great NAVS, B2 Shore Navigators this summer. RIVERA, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 Senior trio keeps Rams softball on track

CLASSICAL keeping the energy up,” Classical softball careers you want to say that you From B1 Dana said. “Some of these on a positive note in the have to be perfect but ob- girls need that high ener- postseason. viously you know that’s Among all the factors gy to keep going. You still “The three of us have not going to always hap- that go into leading a soft- want to try to have fun been playing together pen. You have to have con- ball team, the Rams’ trio even in some tough games since we were little,” Dana fidence. We have to know has put an emphasis on and stay positive. Just said. “I just really hope we that we can hit the ball supporting one another knowing that we all have make it further than we when we need to, can throughout the season. each other’s backs helps. ever have before. (The make the plays and can “Even when the under- We know every single one state tournament) is al- throw the ball where it classmen or anyone makes of us has each other’s ways a big goal for us. Es- has to go. As long as we a mistake we have to backs. That plays a major pecially as seniors we are all on the same page, make sure they’re staying role anytime we find our- want to go out giving it all we all have the chemistry up and don’t get in their selves down.” in the tournament. We and we’re all dialed in we own heads,” Walker said. All the pieces seem to be don’t want to go out with- can go very far.” “That matters a lot in this in place for the Rams to out a fight. We want to Classical has a busy game. It’s not always okay soon set their sights on battle to our last game.” week ahead with home to make mistakes but it’s their ultimate goal, mak- “As a team obviously we games against crosstown always something you can ing a state tournament have to play well,” Morrill rival English Wednesday come back from.” run. Walker, Morrill and said. “You have to be con- (4) and Gloucester Thurs- “It’s definitely aboutDana hope to end their sistent. It’s hard because day (3:30). Winthrop boys lacrosse pushing for state title

ITEM FILE PHOTO WINTHROP Winthrop has made it to they’ve done all year,” said note and get some momen- the big dance in each of Donnelly. “That’s to make tum going into the tourna- Peabody’s Connor McCarron was named an From B1 the last four years under sure the younger guys are ment. NEC North second team all-star this season. “He’s been our anchor for Donnelly’s leadership. The comfortable, keep every- “I think we just have to years now,” Donnelly said Vikings earned one tour- thing settled and push the look to our players to con- of DiMento. “He talks the nament win last year, a button when it needs to be tinue to step up and prog- NEC boys lacrosse most on defense and we 13-6 win over Northeast, pushed.” ress as they have been,” certainly look to him as before getting bounced by The Vikings will close said Donnelly. “We really our leader. He’s made huge No. 2 Austin Prep in the out the season Wednesday focus in on ‘team, team, all-stars announced progressions on the field this year as well.” quarterfinal round. But evening (5) when they team.’ We want our seniors But all of the accolades this year’s team, with sev- host Mystic Valley in a to step up and we also ALL-STARS and great play during the en seniors and even more non-conference matchup want our younger guys to From B1 regular season will be for tournament experience, is for their Senior Night. And show what they’ve got. So ready to go further. while the seedings are we’re just making sure The South second team all-stars are Winthrop’s Luke naught if the Vikings don’t Evangelista, Austin Daigneault, Aidan Cifuni and Matt make something happen “We’re just really looking likely in place already, that as we move forward, Hurley; Revere’s Matt Stasio, Nick Sujko and Nixon in this year’s state tourna- for senior leadership to Winthrop wants to end the we move forward Morales; Medford’s PJ Haberstroh, Jasper Su and Matt ment. step up and do what regular season on a high together.” Crowley; Saugus’ Dom Paolo and Jake Morgante; Sa- lem’s Same Morales and Ramon de Jesus; Malden’s Collin Wilcox; Lynn’s Brian Clougherty; Everett’s Jason Suppa. Navs add locals Dombrowski, Audet to roster Marblehead’s John Thompson earned the Man of the NAVS fanned 76 batters in just 40 ki headed down to Wake titles. Year award. From B1 frames. His strikeout total Forest and served as the The Navs kick off their “John has been a tireless contributor to the Marble- last summer was the sec- Atlantic Coast Conference 2019 season Thursday at head Youth Lacrosse program,” Magicians coach John Following his last appear- ond-highest in Navs history. club’s bullpen catcher as a Brockton. Following back- Wilkens said. “Over the last several years John has ance on April 19, the All- After earning All-Inter- freshman. He will return to to-back games on the road, been a member of the youth league board and in the NECC First Team member scholastic School League game action as a Navigator the team’s Fraser Field de- process has helped Marblehead produce a successfully led all of Division 3 base- Honorable Mention honors this summer after conclud- but is set for Saturday at competitive youth program. John has also recently be- ball in strikeouts per nine at St. Sebastian’s School ing his high school career 6 p.m. against the Nashua come a lacrosse official and sent four of his sons onto last spring, Dombrows- with back-to-back league Silver Knights. the high school as players. John’s time and efforts are innings (17.1) as he had much appreciated within the program.” Gloucester’s Dakota Girard earned the Sportsman of the Year award. Price, Red Sox battle rain at Fenway “Dakota is a senior who has overcome some major adversity during his high school career,” Gloucester coach Dylan Girard said. “Dakota lost his mother under traumatic circumstances during his sophomore season. During this incredibly challenging time, Dakota man- aged to stay committed to both school and lacrosse without ever missing a beat. He earned his way on the honor roll for the first time, played his heart out on the lacrosse field, and ended up being voted captain by his teammates. He has since continued to stay on the hon- or roll, and spend as much time as he can playing la- crosse and improving his game. His efforts did not go unnoticed, he will be continuing his education and playing lacrosse at Roger Williams University next spring. English baseball having impressive 2019 season RIVERA From B1 Mullins is a product of great coaching. In his two sea- sons of varsity baseball for Classical (yes, he played for English’s rival), Mullins played under Jim Tgettis and Derek Dana- both terrific coaches who’ve done well in their careers. Tgettis is one of the pioneers of the Nipper Clancy Tournament whose dedication made the tourna- ment possible. Dana coached St. Mary’s to a Division 3 state championship in 2015. Mullins also learned from former English coach Joe Caponigro, who guided the Bulldogs for 14 seasons. Caponigro is currently in his first season as the head coach at Swampscott and the Big Blue have qualified for the Division 3 North state tournament. Mullins was his assistant prior to taking over in 2017. When I spoke to Mullins two weeks ago after his team lost its second game to Classical, he said “We’ll learn from this and we’ll get better.” A week later the Bulldogs defeated Classical 5-3 in the opening round of the Clancy Tournament. The next day they pushed St. Mary’s to the brink before losing 6-5 on a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the seventh. And that was after English tied the game at 5-5 with Andy Duverge’s RBI double when the Bulldogs were down to their last out. So what did Mullins say after his team’s loss to the Spartans? “This weekend will only make us a better baseball team.” I have no reason to doubt him. If the Bulldogs can close the regular season on a high note (they have two games remaining), there’s a chance they might host a Division 1 North state tournament game at Fraser Field. Regardless of whether or not the Bulldogs earn a home game, this is a team that learns from its mis- takes. And I’ve always said that I’ll take a 12-8 team that learns from its losses and tests itself against tough competition over an undefeated team that faced few ad- verse situations during its season. If the Bulldogs can continue to learn from their loss- es and progress as the regular season winds down, a tournament run might be ahead of them. That would be an impressive feat for a second-year head coach and a team that doesn’t carry a single player with state tour- nament experience on its roster. — How about the season Christian Vazquez is having? When the Red Sox were down in the bottom of the barrel in the American League East back in April, the fingers were pointed at Vazquez for being responsible for the pitching staff’s struggles. Out went Blake Swi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hart, in stepped Sandy Leon and Vazquez has flat-out raked at the plate since then. His numbers, thus far, are David Price throws a pitch in the first inning against the Cleveland Indians at Fenway Park worthy of all-star consideration. Who saw that coming? Tuesday night before a rain delay. Price returned after the delay and pitched six total innings. Let’s just hope it continues. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6) Baseball Marblehead at North Andover (7) Classical at Somerville (4) THURSDAY English at Marblehead (4) Baseball Peabody at Malden Catholic (4) Peabody at Winthrop (3:30) Lowell Catholic at St. Mary’s (4) Lynnfield at Wakefield (3:45) Greater Lowell at Tech (4) Revere at Boston Latin (4) St. John’s at St. Peter’s Marian (4) Northeast at Swampscott (4) Softball St. John’s at Gloucester (6) Fenwick at Gloucester (3:30) Ipswich at English (7) Winthrop at Peabody (3:30) Softball English at Classical (4) Gloucester at Classical (3:30) Minuteman at Tech (4) Marblehead at Malden (4) St. Mary’s at Pope John (6) Winthrop at Swampscott (4) Boys Tennis Saugus at Waltham (4) Everett at Peabody (4) Fenwick at Salem (4) Boys Tennis Marblehead at Manchester-Essex (4:30) Malden at Marblehead (4) Beverly at Swampscott (5:30) Swampscott at Amesbury (4) Girls Tennis Wellesley at St. John’s (4) Salem at Fenwick (3:30) Girls Tennis Marblehead at Manchester-Essex (4) Somerville at Classical (4) Everett at Peabody (4) Marblehead at Malden (4) Boys Lacrosse Gloucester at Winthrop (4) Newburyport at Swampscott (4) Boys Lacrosse St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (4) Classical at Somerville (4) Mystic Valley at Winthrop (5) Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (4) Girls Lacrosse Girls Lacrosse Revere at Salem (3:30) North Reading at Revere (6) Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (4) Mystic Valley at Winthrop (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball Lynn Woods spring workouts Summer Cross The Ridley Basketball Country Series Skill Clinics will run spring/ summer workouts on Mon- The Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country Series will day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) begin its 50th season on starting April 22. The 10 ses- Wednesday at the Lynn sions will run each Monday Woods entrance on Great until June 24. The sessions Woods Road. Races will be will take place at St. Mary’s. held every Wednesday FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Drills are designed to help until September 25. Tuukka Rask has a goals-against average of 1.85 during the Bruins’ run through the Stanley Cup any player at any level with There is no entry fee to playoffs this season. ball handling, shooting (off run, and the races will the dribble, off screens and begin at 6:30 p.m. Each off the pass), creating your evening there will be three own shot and finishing at races -- the short race, the the rim. Games will also be 1.57-mile race and the long Unflappable Tuukka Rask is the key mixed in so that players can race. The courses cover dif- learn how to use their skills ferent combinations of fire in a game situation. The cost roads and single-track to Bruins’ Stanley Cup success paths, and the courses vary of the clinics is $200. For from week to week. For more information, contact further information, please BOSTON (AP) — Tuuk- becoming the first goalie weren’t that many: The against average was 2.48, Helen Ridley at via phone at visit www.lwrun.org. ka Rask first caught coach to win the Conn Smythe Blues were outshot 18-3 his second-highest as a 781-775-0078 or email at rid- Bruce Cassidy’s attention Trophy as playoff MVP in the second period, and regular — he played in leytopflightbasketball@ as a hot-headed minor since 2012. 38-20 overall.) only 46 games. He said the gmail.com. Lynn Babe Ruth leaguer who was throwing For a different view of “Everybody has to pull rest is paying off now. registration milk crates onto the ice the goalie, Cassidy sug- their load. That’s the “I think there’s a big dif- English Hall of when things didn’t go his gested viewing Rask’s only way you can win,” ference when you play 45 Lynn Babe Ruth Baseball way. viral hissy fit after los- Rask said. “Individuals or 65 games,” he said. “You Fame nominations will hold registration for These days, the Bruins ing a 2009 AHL game in can have performances in don’t have that time to get its Senior Division Thurs- goalie is much more like- a shootout on a goal that certain games and turn the rest that you kind of Lynn English High day and Friday from 5 p.m. ly to shrug off a mistake he thought hit the cross- the tide, but at the end of want to.” School is accepting nomi- to 7 p.m. and Saturday than break his stick over bar. Rask took his stick to the day it’s a team sport Rask’s name is already nations for its Hall of from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. a crossbar. the net like an axe, then and everybody needs to on the Stanley Cup with Fame. Nominations will be The teams will play flung it across the rink as pull along and that’s why accepted until May 31. The against teams from Pea- “I just think he’s been the 2011 team, and he induction ceremony will be body, Danvers, Amesbury real calm for a while now, he skated off; when he got we’ve been successful.” said the accomplishment held October 8 at Spinelli’s. and other cities and towns on and off the ice, real- to the tunnel, he found a Although Rask won the is not diminished by the Nominations must be of the North Shore. ly even-keeled,” Cassidy milk crate that also found 2014 Vezina Trophy and is fact that he didn’t appear mailed to Tom Strangie at Any player born prior to said Tuesday, a day after its way back to the ice. the career leader in save in the postseason. the Lynn English High May 1, 2003 and on or Boston beat St. Louis 4-2 Rask doesn’t do that percentage and goals- “Everybody in the room School Hall of Fame Com- after January 1, 2000 will in Game 1 of the Stanley anymore. He has matured against average among has a role,” he said. “I mittee (50 Goodridge be eligible for Babe Ruth Cup Final. “He’s gotten and he also realized it was active goalies, Bruins fans played a lot of games in Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). 16-18 League competition. upset ... but he always fruitless. have resisted embracing the regular season and gets it right back. That’s “It doesn’t do anything” him. then didn’t play a second typically Tuukka.” to lose your temper, he He was in net when the in the playoffs. But for TV/RADIO The Bruins are three said Tuesday, his arms Bruins blew a 3-0 lead to us, it didn’t matter if you TV wins away from their sec- crossed and his shoulders the Philadelphia Flyers played or you didn’t play. Stanley Cup Final ond NHL title this decade, in what seemed like a per- in the 2010 playoffs, and If you’re a seventh (de- 8 p.m...... St. Louis at Boston...... NBCSN and Rask is a big reason manent shrug. when the Bruins won it fenseman), eighth D-man, MLB why. After a so-so regular Instead, he has been all the next season he backup goalie, you were 1 p.m...... San Diego at NY Yankees...... MLB Network season that had backup able to put mistakes or was Tim Thomas’ back- still doing something to 4 p.m...... LA Angels at Oakland...... MLB Network Jaroslav Halak challeng- bad luck behind him, and up. Thomas was gone and contribute. It was great. 6:10 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... NESN ing for his job — and many Cassidy said that was the Rask was the starter two You need that.” 8:10 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Houston...... ESPN fans calling for the team turning point after St. years later when they That’s part of his mes- 11 p.m...... NY Mets at LA Dodgers...... MLB Network to make the change — Louis opened a 2-0 lead in went back to the Cup final, sage to his younger team- WNBA the unflappable Finn has the opener. but the Bruins lost to the mates who are in the final 8 p.m...... WNBA: Seattle at Minnesota...... CBSSN Chicago Blackhawks after Golf gotten better even when “You want to have that for the first time: Don’t 4 p.m...... NCAA championship (team)...... Golf the strain of the playoffs to not let games get away Rask allowed two goals in waste the opportunity, Soccer seems to be wearing ev- from you,” the coach said. the last 76 seconds of the and don’t forget to enjoy 3 p.m...... Europa: Arsenal vs. Chelsea...... TNT eryone else down. “There’s always, in games sixth and clinching game. it. Radio He has given up three every night, where things The next year, Rask was And don’t let your emo- Stanley Cup Final or more goals just three can get away from you. the league’s top goalie. tions take over. 8 p.m...... St. Louis at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 times this postseason, and Typically, you need your But the Bruins hadn’t “On the ice, it’s a game MLB he finished off the last two goalie to make the next been able to sniff much and you just try to keep 6:10 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 rounds with shutouts that save when it is 2-0.” playoff success again un- your nerves as calm as have dropped his goals- Rask did that. til this year. Although the possible, I guess,” he said. against average to 1.85. And he also made every regular season was one “Experience helps on STANLEY CUP FINAL He is well on his way to save after. (Though there of his worst — his goals- that.” Monday, May 27 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Boston 4, St. Louis 2, Boston leads Thursday, June 6 series 1-0 x-St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. Raptors have to reset as NBA Finals loom Wednesday, May 29 Sunday, June 9 St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. TORONTO (AP) — The series.” x-Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Saturday, June 1 parade that the Toronto Handling this moment is Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 12 Raptors enjoyed last week sure to be a challenge for Monday, June 3 x-Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. was an impromptu and the Raptors, since most of quick one. the players on Toronto’s A chance at the real pa- roster haven’t been to the MLB rade awaits. finals before. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE There is a clear back-to- If there is a silver lin- East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB work vibe coming from the ing there, it’s that Toronto New York 35 18 .660 — Philadelphia 31 22 .585 — Raptors as they get ready has already dealt with the Tampa Bay 32 19 .627 2 Atlanta 30 24 .556 1½ Boston 29 25 .537 6½ New York 26 27 .491 5 for Game 1 of the NBA mood-swing pendulum in Toronto 21 33 .389 14½ Washington 22 32 .407 9½ Finals against the two- these playoffs. Baltimore 17 37 .315 18½ Miami 17 34 .333 13 time defending champion The most worried Rap- Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Golden State Warriors on tors coach Nick Nurse has Minnesota 36 17 .679 — Chicago 30 22 .577 — Thursday night in Toronto. been about a game so far Cleveland 26 27 .491 10 Milwaukee 31 24 .564 ½ Chicago 24 29 .453 12 St. Louis 26 26 .500 4 There was some reveling this postseason was Game Detroit 19 32 .373 16 Pittsburgh 26 27 .491 4½ late last week for an hour 1 of the East finals at Mil- Kansas City 18 35 .340 18 Cincinnati 26 29 .473 5½ or two after winning the waukee — a game that West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Eastern Conference title, came a couple days after Houston 36 19 .655 — Los Angeles 36 18 .667 — but that feeling is nowhere FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kawhi Leonard’s buzz- Oakland 29 25 .537 6½ Arizona 28 26 .519 8 to be found anymore. er-beating jumper hit the Texas 25 26 .490 9 San Diego 28 26 .519 8 Kawhi Leonard (center) holds up the trophy Los Angeles 24 29 .453 11 Colorado 25 27 .481 10 “We know that we accom- rim four times before drop- Seattle 24 32 .429 12½ San Francisco 21 31 .404 14 plished some great things,” after the Toronto Raptors won the Eastern ping in and giving Toron- Tuesday’s Games L.A. Angels (Canning 2-1) at Oakland Raptors guard Danny Conference title last weekend. to a win in Game 7 of the Chicago White Sox 2, Kansas City 1, 1st (Mengden 1-1), 3:37 p.m. game Texas (Smyly 1-3) at Seattle (LeBlanc 2-2), Green said. “But the job’s East semifinals against San Diego at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. 3:40 p.m. not done.” playing. Most fans were gone by Philadelphia. Detroit at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland (Bieber 3-2) at Boston (Weber Cleveland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. 1-0), 6:10 p.m. When the Raptors won So, with players flanked then, and the party didn’t “If there was ever a time Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Detroit (Carpenter 0-2) at Baltimore the East, after the on-court by security and Drake — of last long. I thought maybe a disas- Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 7:40 (Means 5-4), 7:05 p.m. p.m., 2nd game Toronto (Thornton 1-4) at Tampa Bay (Snell celebrations and a few mo- course — Kyle Lowry car- By Sunday, Lowry had trous moment could hap- Chicago Cubs at Houston, 8:10 p.m. 3-4), 7:10 p.m. ments back in the locker ried the trophy out through shifted his focus to the fi- pen, it was then,” Nurse Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 4-4) at Houston L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. (Miley 5-2), 8:10 p.m. room, someone got the an arena concourse long nals anyway. said. “But man, we played Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Kansas City (TBD) at Chicago White Sox brilliant notion to take the after the game was over “Pretty much,” Low- great. Totally outplayed Cincinnati 11, Pittsburgh 6 (Lopez 3-5), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (Brault 1-1) at Cincinnati (DeS- silver conference-cham- on Saturday night, past ry said. “It’s a big task at them. We played tough. We San Francisco at Miami, 7:10 p.m. clafani 2-2), 12:35 p.m. pionship trophy to what’s hundreds of lingering fans hand. We know we’ve got didn’t win the game but Washington at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. St. Louis (Cabrera 0-0) at Philadelphia Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. (Nola 5-0), 7:05 p.m. known as “Jurassic Park” who tried to get hugs and a good team, and we’ve got I thought we outplayed N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 3-4) at Miami — the outdoor area usually photos, and the group to be focused every single them almost all the way Wednesday’s Games (Lopez 3-5), 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Paddack 4-2) at N.Y. Yankees Washington (TBD) at Atlanta (Gausman called Maple Leaf Square, eventually made their way possession. They’re all go- through. We just didn’t get (Paxton 3-2), 1:05 p.m. 2-3), 7:20 p.m. unless the Raptors are toward the outdoor stage. ing to be massive in this the ball to bounce our way.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Call in a favor if it will help Staying active will help alleviate Pick up information that will Rearrange things at home and Make changes at home that The lessons of experience cou- you get things done. An op- stress. Greater involvement in help you make good deci- clear a space for entertain- will add to your comfort. Don’t pled with newfound informa- portunity is only worth your something satisfying or benefi- sions. Confusion while trav- ment or a hobby you want to feel you must keep up with the tion or skills will help you reach while if it is useful. Don’t buy cial will help you maintain a pos- eling can be expected and start. Communication will help neighbors or someone who is your goal. Strive for perfection into something that isn’t nec- itive attitude. Be intelligent when should be countered with bring you closer to a loved prompting you to do something and pay close attention to essary. dealing with troublemakers. preparation. one. that is risky or unpredictable. detail. When in doubt, ask for help. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Get involved in something that SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The personal changes you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Emotions will emerge quickly will improve your standard of Take an active role in whatever Make a change for the right rea- make should be made for your Call on someone you know and if you feel someone is taking living, health or the way you you do. Partnering with some- son, not because of an emo- own reasons, not because trust for good advice. Getting advantage of you. Try not to present yourself to the world. one who shares your ideas tional incident or argument. Do someone else is pressuring you a second opinion will put your overreact or get into a dispute Don’t overthink what needs to will help you reach your goal what’s right and best, not what to make them. Moderation will mind at ease and help you when you should just walk be done; do what feels com- without a hitch. Romance will feeds your ego. Choose peace be instrumental in alleviating move forward with your plans. away. fortable. improve your life. and love over discord. stress. Romance is highlighted.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Girlfriend competes for time with man still living with ex Three temptations: one good, two bad DEAR ABBY: I have month. Riley thinks I have There have been lots of West actually led the dia- been dating my boyfriend Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van to be home every night, comments about temptation. mond ace, then was tempted for two years. He is 10 Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, even though I warned her In bridge, we are sometimes to try to cash the club ace. I years older, in his mid-40s. and was founded by her mother, that because of my career, tempted to make a particular ruffed, trumped a diamond bid or play that we feel will and continued with the club He is wonderful, kind, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at I would be gone a lot of work out badly, but we cannot king. East could not resist the smart, and treats me well. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los nights. She knew what she resist. At other times, a tempt- temptation to ruff. So I over- There is only one issue: He Angeles, CA 90069. was getting into, yet she’s ing action works brilliantly. ruffed, trumped another dia- still lives with his ex-girl- trying to force me into giv- In this deal, there were two mond, drew trumps and ran friend from 10 years ago. ing up this dream job or temptations, both bad, and if the diamonds for my contract. the lawn, rake leaves, take the fact that he is texting She and I do not get lose her. Please help. the contract had been differ- If East had not ruffed the care of her car, etc. He says you. Unless he rearranges ent, there would have been a club king, I would have gone along. She infringes on my he runs these errands for his priorities, you should TORN IN THE temptation so successful that down two. time with him — has him her because she pays him. not only not move in with SOUTH the player would have been If East had been in six run her errands, drive her I have told him how much him, you should find a written up in a newspaper spades, I would have been around, etc. when I am at DEAR TORN: Riley column! tempted to lead the heart it bothers me. I feel he is boyfriend with whom his (their) house. He also knew you were a pilot With the South cards, I was three! North would have won placing her above me. Am YOU’RE No. 1. ends calls with me at night when she married you. You not sure what to do. I did not with the jack and given me a I crazy for being upset fancy opening one diamond club ruff, the only way to de- to talk with her, and his explained to her what that over this? DEAR ABBY: My wife, and being forced to reverse feat the slam. texts abruptly stop. Later meant. That she would “Riley,” and I got married with only 10 points. But I dis- I’ll find out she was in his SECOND BEST IN threaten to leave you be- liked one heart when another three months ago. I’m a bedroom talking/venting VIRGINIA cause she doesn’t like the suit was two cards longer. I to him about her current corporate pilot and have responsibilities your ca- eventually chose one heart. boyfriend or some other DEAR SECOND BEST: been for most of our two- reer carries with it is im- After West’s Michaels Cue- subject. You’re not crazy. Unless year relationship. Now mature and controlling. Bid, showing at least 5-5 in spades and a minor, North’s She recently put in an your boyfriend is hard up she’s telling me if I don’t If she was serious when quit my dream job, she three-heart raise indicated offer to buy a house that for money, it appears there she made the ultimatum, I the values for a sound single was accepted. After she may be more to his rela- will leave me. think you should take her raise. moves out of the house tionship with his ex-girl- I signed a year-long con- up on it. And before you Against five hearts, an un- they are renting, he plans friend than he has revealed tract with this company, marry anyone else, be sure imaginative West would have to remain there and would to you. If he was discon- so it will cost me well over the woman is independent. led a low spade. East would have won and maybe contin- like me to move in with nected from her emotional- $10,000 to get out of it Then have premarital ued the suit to force declarer him. Here’s the catch: He ly — and possibly sexually early. She hates my sched- counseling to ensure some- to ruff. The contract would says he will be going over — he wouldn’t cut your ule, even though I work thing like this doesn’t hap- have drifted down three. to her (new) house to mow conversations short or hide only about 11 days a pen again.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF NAHANT THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT BOARD OF APPEALS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES19P1472EA CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION NOTICE OF HEARINGS CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES19P1424EA Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street HALL, Nahant, MA, on Wednesday, June 12th, 2019 at: Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 (978) 744-1020 (978)744-1020 1) 7:00 p.m on the petition filed by Anthony Roossien, representative for Mark and Darlene Jarrell, owners of the property located at 7 Lodge Rd., Nahant, for a Estate of: Special Permit and/or Variance for Setbacks. The Building Inspector has denied a Christos Stathoulis Estate of: building permit stating that the "proposed addition is in violation of Section 5.03" Date of Death: 03/02/2018 Joan M. McDonough of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the following areas: "The proposed To all interested persons: Also known as: Joan Marie McDonough Lodge Road Setback is 18.1' where the minimum allowed is 25'" and "The A petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Date of Death: 03/08/2019 proposed Tallwood Road Setback is 17.5' where the minimum allowed is 25'". Representative has been filed by To all interested persons: George Stathoulis of Lynn MA A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative 2) 7:30 p.m. on the petition filed by Daniel Taylor, owner of 4 Fenno Way, Nahant, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief has been filed by: for a Special Permit and/or Variance for a dormer. The Building Inspector has as requested in the Petition. Gustaff V. Fish, Jr. of Saugus MA denied a building permit stating that the "proposed floor area ratio is in violation The Petitioner requests that: requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief of Section 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the following area: George Stathoulis of Lynn MA as requested in the Petition. "The proposed floor area ratio is 57% where the maximum allowed is 45%". be appointed as Personal Respresentative(s) of said estate to serve Without The Petitioner requests that: Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Gustaff V. Fish, Jr. of Saugus MA 3) 8:00 p.m on the petition filed by Peter Rogal, as a tenant, for the property IMPORTANT NOTICE be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety located at 157 Nahant Road, Nahant, MA, owned by Stephen Viviano, for a You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the on the bond in an unsupervised administration. special permit. The Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney IMPORTANT NOTICE "proposed fish and lobster store" requires a Special Permit Use according to must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 A.M. on You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Section 4.13 of the Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Nahant, Table of Use the return day of 06/17/2019 Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Regulations. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. if you fail to file a the return day of 07/01/2019. 4) 8:30 p.m. on the petition filed by Kristen Lamando, as a tenant, for the property timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written located at 157 Nahant Road, Nahant, MA, owned by Stephen Viviano, for a within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a special permit. The Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the notice to you. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections "proposed being well boutique" requires a Special Permit Use according to Section UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further 4.13 of the Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Nahant, Table of Use Regulations. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) notice to you. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts withe the PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Item: May 29, June 5, 2019 Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised administration directly from the personal Representative and may petition the administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the expenses of administration. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, Esquire, First Justice of this Court Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and LEGAL NOTICE Date: May 16, 2019 expenses of administration. TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Pamela A Casey O'Brien WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. CONSERVATION COMMISSION Register of Probate Date: May 15, 2019 Item: May 29, 2019 Pamela Casey O'Brien Dorothy Foley has requested that the Swampscott Conservation Commission Register of Probate determine the applicability of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act (MGL Legal Notice Item: May 29, 2019 Chapter 131, Section 40) for home construction within 100 feet of an inland City of Lynn and/or coastal wetland resource area at Map 21, Lot 60, 2 Smith Lane, Zoning Board of Appeals COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Swampscott, MA. THE TRIAL COURT The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for June 6, 2019, at petitions on Tuesday, June 4, 2019 at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. Docket No. ES19P1311EA 7:00 pm at Swampscott Police Station, 2nd Floor Conference Room, 531 CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Humphrey Street. LOCUS: 80 OCEAN STREET, PARCEL NO. 102-554-003 - PETITIONER: THOMAS Essex Probate and Family Court CUTHBERT (ZBA # 9883) 36 Federal Street Plans are available for review at the Planning Department, Swampscott Town Hall, Salem, MA 01970 during regular business hours. TO PERMIT THE REMOVAL OF EXISITING 5' x 13' PORCH AND REPLACE WITH 9' x (978) 744-1020 17' DECK WITH LOT COVERAGE IN EXCESS OF THAT ALLOWED IN THE R-1 Mark Mahoney DISTRICT. Estate of: Conservation Commission Chair Frank Dennis Carbone Item: May 29, 2019 LOCUS: 71 LINDEN STREET, PARCEL NO. 020-285-050 - PETITIONER: JEFFREY C. Also known as: Frank D. Carbone GAUDET (ZBA # 9884) Date of Death: 02/21/2019 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS To all interested persons: LAND COURT TO PERMIT THE OPERATION OF A KENNEL FACILITY, INCLUDING 24 HOUR A petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT OVERNIGHT BOARDING OF ANIMALS. Representative has been filed by 19 SM 001705 Marc D. Carbone of Nahant MA LOCUS: 207 CHESTNUT STREET, PARCEL NO. 095-510-017 - PETITIONER: requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief ORDER OF NOTICE PATRICIA E. GRACIANO, BY HER ATTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA#9885) as requested in the Petition. The Petitioner requests that TO: TO PERMIT THE ALTERATION OF A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING APARTMENT Marc D. Carbone of Nahant MA JEAN CLAIRE BEYER CUTLER BUILDING BY AN INCREASE OF THE NUMBER OF UNITS TO A TOTAL OF ELEVEN ON be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety 12,471 S.F. LOT IN THE B-1 BUSINESS DISTRICT FINDING THAT SUCH on the bond in an unsupervised administration. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 ALTERATIONS DO NOT RESULT IN A SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETERIMENTAL EFFECT IMPORTANT NOTICE U.S.C. App. º 3901 et seq.: ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney NATHANIEL S. MASON, TRUSTEE OF SANFORD FINANCIAL TRUST LOCUS: 12 ROGERS AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 069-657-014 - PETITIONER: GINO must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before 10:00 A.M. on RICCIARDELLI (ZBA # 9886) the return day of 06/17/2019. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written numbered 48-48A Harvest Street, given by Jean Claire Beyer Cutler to Nathaniel TO PERMIT THE CONTINUED USE OF A NON-CONFORMING TWO FAMILY appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. if you fail to file a S. Mason, Trustee of Sanford Financial Trust, dated February 15, 2018, and STRUCTURE AS A THREE FAMILY IN THE HIGH RISE DISTRICT (R5) FINDING THAT timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections registered at the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book SUCH ALTERATIONS TO NOT RESULT IN A SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETERIMENTAL within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further 36542, Page 163, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. notice to you. Defendant's/ Defendants' Servicemembers status. UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Daniel Gisonno: Chairman PROBATE CODE (MUPC) If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Norman Cole: Vice Chairman A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Richard Wood: Clerk administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts withe the Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Item: May 22, 29, 2019 Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in administration directly from the personal Representative and may petition the this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before July 1, CITY OF SALEM Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and 2019, or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the LEGAL NOTICE expenses of administration. benefits of said Act. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, Esquire, First Justice of this Court RFQ #S19-06 Date: May 03, 2019 Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on May 14, 2019 Pamela A Casey O'Brien Attest: Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, 93 Register of Probate Deborah J. Patterson Washington Street, 2nd Floor, Salem, MA 01970 at 11:00 AM on June 20, 2019 Item: May 29, 2019 Recorder at which time and place they will be opened for the following: Item: May 29, 2019 TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Design & Construction Administration Services for Steam Boiler Replacement, Clark Elementary School - Swampscott, MA You are hereby notified that a notice is hereby given to the residents of the Town of Swampscott that the Board of Selectmen will be holding a Public Hearing on Need to find an article? (Prebid Meeting on June 6, 2019 at 9:00 AM at the Clark Elementary School, Wednesday, June 19, 2019 , at 7:30P.M. in the Swampscott High School, 200 100 Middlesex Avenue, Swampscott, MA 01907) Essex Street, Swampscott, Massachusetts in Room B129, at the Board of Selectmen's Meeting for all parties interested in an application for an Earth The bid award is made by the Purchasing Agent and is subject to approval of the Removal Permit-Annual Permit from Aggregate Industries-Northeast Region, Inc, Swampscott School District. The City of Salem reserves the right to reject any and from July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020. all proposals or to waive any informality in the RFQ process, if deemed in the Town of Swampscott' best interest. Sincerely,

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By Upendra Man the climbing industry to is the highest since 2015. Singh, Binaj bring in $300 million each Most of those who died are Gurubacharya year. It doesn’t cap the believed to have suffered and Emily Schmall number of permits it issues from altitude sickness, ASSOCIATED PRESS or control the pace or timing which is caused by low of the expeditions, leaving amounts of oxygen at high NAMCHE, Nepal — Scal- that to tour operators and elevation and can cause ing Mount Everest was a guides who take advantage headaches, vomiting, short- dream few realized before of brief clear weather condi- ness of breath and mental Nepal opened its side of the tions whenever they come, confusion. mountain to commercial leading to pileups near the Once only accessible to climbing a half-century ago. peak. well-heeled elite moun- This year the government On May 22, a climber taineers, Nepal’s boom- issued a record number of snapped a photo from a ing climbing market has permits, leading to traffic line with dozens of hikers driven down the cost of an jams on the world’s highest in colorful winter gear that expedition, opening Ev- peak that likely contribut- snaked into the sky. erest up to hobbyists and ed to the greatest death toll Climbers were crammed adventure-seekers. Nepal in four years. crampon-to-crampon along requires climbers to have a As the allure of Everest a sharp-edged ridge above doctors’ note deeming them grows, so have the crowds, South Col, with a 7,000- physically fit, but not to with inexperienced climb- foot drop on either side, all prove their stamina at such PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers faltering on the narrow clipped onto a single line of extreme heights. passageway to the peak rope, trudging toward the Because of the altitude, After 11 people died this year, Nepal tourism officials have no intention and causing deadly delays, top of the world and risk- climbers have just hours to of restricting the number of permits issued. veteran climbers said. ing death as each minute reach the top before they After 11 people died this ticked by. are at risk of a pulmonary there,” said Eric Murphy, found effect.” to his brother, Mark Kul- year, Nepal tourism offi- “There were more peo- edema, when the lungs fill a mountain guide from The deaths this year on ish. cials have no intention of ple on Everest than there with liquid. From Camp Bellingham, Wash., who Nepal’s side of the moun- He described his broth- restricting the number of should be,” said Kul Baha- Four at 26,240 feet to the climbed Everest for a third tain included Don Cash, a er as an attorney who was permits issued, instead dur Gurung, general sec- 29,035-foot peak, the final time on May 23. He said sales executive from Utah, an “inveterate climber of encouraging even more retary of the Nepal Moun- push on Everest is known what should have taken and Christopher Kulish, peaks in Colorado, the West tourists and climbers to taineering Association, an as the “death zone.” 12 hours took 17 hours be- an attorney from Colorado, and the world over.” come “for both pleasure and umbrella group of all expe- The conditions are so in- cause of struggling climb- who both died on their way Just before he died, fame,” said Mohan Krishna dition operators in Nepal. tense at such times that ers who were clearly ex- down from the peak. Kulish made it into the Sapkota, secretary at the “We lack the rules and reg- when a person dies, no one hausted but had no one to Kulish, 62, had just so-called “Seven Summit Ministry of Tourism and ulations that say how many can afford to expend energy guide or help them. reached the top with a Club” of mountaineers who Civil Aviation. people can actually go up on carrying the body down Just a handful of inexpe- small group after crowds have reached the highest Nepal, one of the world’s and when.” from the mountain. rienced climbers, he said, of climbers congested the peaks on every continent, poorest countries, relies on The death toll this season “Every minute counts is “enough to have a pro- peak last week, according his brother said.

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By America’s Test Kitchen gave the salad more smoky depth. We set out to create a fresh, We cooked the chicken over bright chicken salad inspired by the hotter part of the grill to get the flavors of Mexico. a good char while cooking the PHOTO | more delicate avocados at the ASSOCIATED PRESS A simple tequila-lime mixture boosted the chicken’s flavor both same time on the cooler side. To This recipe in a quick marinade before cook- bring the salad together, we cre- for grilled ing and, when cooked down with ated a bright, tangy vinaigrette lamb kofte some orange juice, as a reduced by combining lime juice and olive with yogurt sauce drizzled over the chicken oil with cayenne and honey for sauce can after cooking. Grilled avocados well-rounded flavor. be found in the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED cookbook PRESS “Spiced.” This recipe for grilled tequila Dress your kebabs with a chicken appears in the cookbook rich za’atar yogurt sauce “Master of the Grill.” By America’s and tang from the za’at- toughness and contrib- Test Kitchen ar while the creaminess uted their own pleasant In the Middle East, from the also-tart yogurt texture and a boost in kebabs — called kofte — cuts through the rich- richness. A concentrated feature ground meat (not ness. charcoal fire setup mim- chunks) mixed with lots For the kofte, the biggest icked the intense heat of of spices and fresh herbs challenge was getting the a kofte grill. that is formed around patties’ sausage-like tex- Serve with rice pilaf, or metal skewers and quick- ture right. We found that make sandwiches with ly grilled. adding a small amount of warm pita bread, sliced We like them dressed powdered gelatin to the red onion, tomatoes, and with a za’atar yogurt ground lamb helped the fresh mint; just make sauce; the kebabs’ spic- meat firm up and hold sure to drizzle with the es and extreme savor fast to the skewer. spiced sauce. You will are contrasted with wel- Ground pine nuts add- need eight 12 inch metal come herbal freshness ed to the meat prevented skewers for this recipe.

Grilled lamb kofte with za’atar yogurt sauce

Servings: 4-6 8 equal portions. Shape each We prefer to use our home- Grilled tequila chicken with orange, Start to nish: 1 hour, 45 portion into 5 inch-long cylin- made za’atar, but you can sub- minutes der about 1 inch in diameter. stitute store-bought za’atar; avocado and pepita salad —1/2 cup pine nuts Using eight 12 inch metal different za’atar blends include —4 garlic cloves, peeled skewers, thread 1 cylinder onto varying salt amounts. Servings: 4 Before grilling, brush avocado halves —11/2 teaspoons smoked each skewer, pressing gently —1 cup plain whole-milk yo- Start to nish: 1 hour with remaining 1 tablespoon oil and sea- hot paprika to adhere. Transfer kebabs to gurt Chef’s Note: Ripe but rm avocados are son with salt and pepper. Remove chicken —1 teaspoon salt lightly greased baking sheet, —1 tablespoon za’atar (reci- critical for successful grilling. If your avoca- from marinade, let excess marinade drip —1 teaspoon ground cumin cover with plastic wrap, and pe follows) dos are overripe, skip seasoning and grill- off, and transfer to plate. —1/2 teaspoon pepper refrigerate for at least 1 hour or —1 garlic clove, minced ing and simply peel and slice the avocados — For a charcoal grill: Open bottom vent —1/4 teaspoon ground cori- up to 24 hours. —1 teaspoon grated lemon before assembling the salad. completely. Light large chimney starter ander — For a charcoal grill: Using zest plus 1 tablespoon juice —1/2 cup tequila lled with charcoal briquettes (6 quarts). —1/4 teaspoon ground skewer, poke 12 holes in bot- Salt and pepper —1/2 cup water When top coals are partially covered with cloves tom of disposable pan. Open Whisk yogurt, za’atar, garlic, —6 tablespoons lime juice (3 limes) ash, pour two-thirds evenly over half of grill, —1/8 teaspoon ground nut- bottom vent completely and and lemon zest and juice to- —4 garlic cloves, minced then pour remaining coals over other half meg place pan in center of grill. Light gether in bowl and season with —Salt and pepper of grill. Set cooking grate in place, cover, —1/8 teaspoon ground cin- large chimney starter two-thirds salt and pepper to taste. Cover —4 (6- to 8-ounce) boneless, skinless and open lid vent completely. Heat grill un- namon lled with charcoal -briquettes and refrigerate so  avors meld, chicken breasts, trimmed til hot, about 5 minutes. —1 1/2 pounds ground lamb (4 quarts). When top coals are about 30 minutes. (Sauce —3 oranges, peeled and cut into 1/2- — For a gas grill: Turn all burners to high, —1/2 cup grated onion, partially covered with ash, pour can be refrigerated for up to 4 inch pieces cover, and heat grill until hot, about 15 drained into disposable pan. Set cook- days.) —5 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil minutes. Leave primary burner on high and —1/3 cup minced fresh ing grate in place, cover, and Za’atar: —1 tablespoon honey turn other burner(s) to medium. parsley open lid vent completely. Heat Za’atar is an aromatic east- —1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper Clean and oil cooking grate. Place chick- —1/3 cup minced fresh mint grill until hot, about 5 minutes. ern Mediterranean spice blend —2 ripe but rm avocados, halved and en on hotter side of grill. Cook (covered if —1 1/2 teaspoons un a- — For a gas grill: Turn all burn- that is used as both a sea- pitted using gas), turning as needed, until chick- vored gelatin ers to high, cover, and heat grill soning and a condiment. The —6 ounces (6 cups) watercress, chopped en is nicely charred and registers 160 F, 8 —1 (13-by-9 inch) dispos- until hot, about 15 minutes. thyme gives it a round herbal —1/3 cup pepitas, toasted to 12 minutes. Meanwhile, place avocados able aluminum roasting pan (if Leave all burners on high.  avor, the sumac lemony tart- —1 shallot, sliced thin cut side down on cooler side of grill and using charcoal) Clean and oil cooking grate. ness, and the sesame seeds Whisk tequila, water, 3 tablespoons lime cook until lightly charred, 3 to 5 minutes. —1 cup za’atar yogurt sauce Place kebabs on grill (directly richness and subtle crunch. juice, garlic, and 2 teaspoons salt togeth- Transfer chicken and avocados to cutting (recipe follows) over coals if using charcoal) —1/2 cup dried thyme er in bowl until salt is dissolved. Transfer board and tent with aluminum foil. Process pine nuts, garlic, at 45 degree angle to bars. —2 tablespoons sesame 1/2 cup marinade to small saucepan. Add drained orange juice to reserved paprika, salt, cumin, pepper, Cook (covered if using gas) seeds, toasted Pour remaining marinade into 1-gallon marinade in saucepan, bring to simmer coriander, cloves, nutmeg, and until browned and meat easily —1 1/2 tablespoons ground zipper-lock bag, add chicken, and toss to over medium-high heat, and cook un- cinnamon in food processor releases from grill, 4 to 7 min- sumac coat. Press out as much air as possible, til reduced to 1/4 cup, 3 to 5 minutes. until coarse paste forms, 30 utes. Flip kebabs and continue Working in batches, process seal bag, and refrigerate for 30 minutes to Whisk dressing to recombine, then add to 45 seconds. Transfer mixture to cook until meat is browned thyme in spice grinder until 1 hour,  ipping bag occasionally. watercress, pepitas, shallots, and drained to large bowl. Add lamb, onion, on second side and registers nely ground, about 30 sec- Let oranges drain in colander set over oranges and toss gently to coat; transfer to parsley, mint, and gelatin and 160 F, about 6 minutes. Trans- onds; transfer to small bowl. large bowl, reserving juice. In second large platter. Peel grilled avocado, slice thin, and knead with your hands until fer kebabs to serving platter Stir in sesame seeds and su- bowl, whisk 1/4 cup oil, honey, cayenne, lay on top of salad. Slice chicken on bias thoroughly combined and mix- and serve, passing yogurt mac. (Za’atar can be stored in 1/4 teaspoon salt, 1/4 pepper, and re- into 1/2-inch-thick pieces, lay on top of ture feels slightly sticky, about sauce separately. airtight container for up to 3 maining 3 tablespoons lime juice together; salad, and drizzle with reduced marinade. 2 minutes. Divide mixture into Za’atar Yogurt Sauce months.) set aside for salad. Serve.

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