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Plan to place timber rattlesnakes in protected
area in Quabbin Reservoir draws differing opinions
By BRIAN GELINAS
ADN Staff Reporter
BELCHERTOWN — In
an effort to ensure the survival of an endangered species,
the state’s Division of Fisheries and Wildlife is undertaking an effort that could see
timber rattlesnakes placed in
a protected area at the Quabbin Reservoir.
Dr. Tom French, of the
DFW’s Natural Heritage and
Endangered Species Program, is spearheading the
project. He explained recently there are only five known
populations of timber rattlesnakes in the state, ranging
from the New York state line
in the Berkshires to the Blue
Hills in the area of Route
128. It is estimated there are
about 200 in all, with the largest group in an area in the
southwest part of the state.
“It’s mindboggling to me
they’ve been able to survive,
especially in the Route 128
area,” he said during an in-
terview earlier this week.
The biggest threat to their
survival, said French, is human encroachment into the
snakes’ preferred habitats.
The DFW’s plan “is to establish a population on a large
island at Quabbin” to “ensure [the snakes] have one
location where the human
threat has been removed.” Islands at the reservoir are off
limits to the general public.
There is no set timeline
for the release of the snakes
at the reservoir, French said.
The program is in its initial
stages, and several locations
within the reservoir boundaries are being considered.
A specific habitat is needed,
which would include large
boulder fields and sufficient
areas for winter hibernation.
If a suitable area were
located at the reservoir, it
would be at least two to three
years before the snakes were
released. The snakes have
Snakes Page 5
Peter Mallett
David Small
Orange Selectmen looking to move
forward with energy aggregation
By JARED ROBINSON
ADN Staff Reporter
ORANGE — With the
Hampshire Council of Governments deciding to take a
step back from the municipal energy aggregation game
following a recent rejection
by the state’s department of
energy resources, the town
is looking at possibly moving forward with another aggregator, the Colonial Power
Group. Colonial Power Group
President Mark Cappadona
and company representative Leo Sullivan met with
the selectboard Wednesday
night to discuss the town possibly moving forward with
the aggregation which would
see Orange residents having their electrical supplier
changed over to the Colonial
Power Group unless they
choose to opt-out of the plan. The town had previously
voted in town meeting to allow the selectboard to work
with aggregators, at the time
it was with the Hampshire
Council of Governments.
Shortly after the town meeting vote however, the state
rejected HCOG’s most re-
cent proposal and the group
decided to get out of the aggregation game. HCOG
representative
Bernie Kubiak was present and explained that the
HCOG tried to become
both an energy supplier and
aggregator and the state
government didn’t like the
idea, so they decided to become just an energy supplier.
While the town could still
choose to purchase energy
from HCOG, it would only
be for town-owned buildings.
The best way to get cheaper
Orange Page 5
Botched French drug trial leaves 1
person brain dead, five in hospital
new drugs. Researchers generally start with
the lowest possible dose for humans after exPARIS (AP) — Six previously healthy tensive drug tests in animals.
The French ministry statement said those
medical volunteers have been hospitalized
— including one man who is now brain dead who fell ill had taken an oral medication in
— after taking part in a botched drug test at the first phase of testing, which was studya private clinic in western France, the French ing safe usage, tolerance and other measures
on healthy volunHealth Ministry said
teers.
Friday.
Biotrial,
with
The prosecutor’s
headquarters in
office has opened
Rennes and ofan investigation into
fices in London
what the French
and Newark, New
Health
Minister
Jersey, says it
Marisol
Touraine
has over 25 years
called “an accident
of experience in
of exceptional gravclinical trials and
ity ... without preuses “state-of-thecedence” in France
art facilities.” In
at the Biotrial lab in
France, adults volRennes.
The drug trial, DEADLY TRIAL — A logo of the Biotrial unteering for Biowhich was testing a laboratory is displayed on its building in trial tests can earn
new painkiller com- Rennes, western France, Friday, Jan. 15, between 100 euros
pound, involved 90 2016. Officials say six volunteers were and 4,500 euros
healthy volunteers hospitalized after taking a medication ($110 to $4,922).
In 2006, Britain
who were given the that was in the first phase of testing. AP Photo/David Vincent saw a similar inexperimental drug
cident, when six
in varying doses, she
previously healthy
told reporters Friday at a news conference
in Rennes. All six hospitalized men were be- men were treated for organ failure only hours
tween 28 and 49 and were healthy when the after being given an experimental drug tartrial began on Jan. 7, she said, adding that geting the immune system. That prompted a
one man now classified as brain dead was adDrug Page 5
mitted to the Rennes hospital on Sunday.
The chief neuroscientist
at the hospital in Rennes,
Professor Gilles Edan, said
Friday there’s no known anATHOL — Town Man- obligation bond issuance.
tidote to the experimental
“The information sumdrug that Biotrial was test- ager Shaun Suhoski on
Thursday announced he marizes over $100 million
ing.
It’s rare for volunteers to has prepared for potential in public and private investfall seriously ill when testing investors a report on the ment in Athol since 2014
town’s continuing econom- and planned through 2016.
ic resurgence.
Some of the planned projThe report is also included in an upcoming general
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Athol Page 5
By THOMAS ADAMSON
Associated Press
Town manager anticipates
positive economic report
TIMBER RATTLESNAKE — David Small, of the Athol Bird & Nature Club,
took this photograph of a timber rattlesnake while on a trip in Pennsylvania.
Athol soliciting
residents’ opinions
on hotel
ATHOL — The North
Quabbin Chamber of
Commerce & Visitors
Bureau, in conjunction
with the town of Athol,
town manager’s office,
is conducting a survey
to assist with locating a
modern hotel with function space at the new
North Quabbin Commons business park on
Templeton Road.
The survey can be taken online at https://www.
surveymonkey.com/
r/8KR57GT. The data
collected will be made
available to prospective
hotel developers.
Of the survey, Town
Manager Shaun Suhoski said Thursday, “The
Chamber of Commerce
is leading the survey effort. I believe that the
region not only needs
a hotel, but, also some
modern space for meetings, conventions, et
cetera. The survey will
help articulate and inform potential investors
of the region’s needs.”
Four seek
re-election
in Athol
ATHOL — Town Clerk
Nancy
Burnham
on
Wednesday said several incumbents have signed the
blanket nomination paper
and will run for re-election
in the April 4 annual town
election. They are:
• Stephen Raymond —
Selectboard, three years.
• Amber Parker — AtholRoyalston Regional School
Committee,
three-year
Athol seat.
• Margaret Feldman —
Library trustee, three years.
• Cathy Muzzy — Housing Authority, five years.
Burnham also said William Caldwell has taken out
nomination papers for a
three-year selectboard seat.
Mitch Grosky’s term is expiring and he has publicly
stated he is not seeking reelection.
Leon Lozier will not seek
re-election to a three-year
constable position.
Other seats available, the
term lengths and incum-
BOSTON — Beacon Hill
Roll Call records local representatives’ votes on roll calls
from the week of Jan. 11-15.
There were no roll calls in the
Senate last week.
OPIOID ABUSE PREVENTION (H 3944) — TheHouse 149-0, approved a bill
aimed at reducing the opioid
abuse crisis in the Bay State.
The measure is designed to
reduce the number of opioid
pills in circulation by working
with many parties involved in
the process including schools,
doctors, insurance companies and pharmacists.
Other provisions include
requiring all public schools
to have a policy regarding
substance abuse prevention and educate their students about the dangers of
substance abuse; requiring
increased substance abuse
training for health care professionals; limiting initial opioid prescriptions by doctors
to a seven-day supply except
for chronic pain management, cancer and palliative
care; requiring doctors to
Election Page 5
Boston Page 5
Valentines to be distributed to local
elders served by Meals on Wheels
TURNERS FALLS — This
Valentine’s Day, Meals on
Wheels recipients in Franklin County and the North
Quabbin region will receive
handmade cards from local
volunteers as part of Franklin County Home Care’s
(FCHCC) annual Love Letters initiative.
Last year’s community effort inspired folks young and
old to create cards for the
homebound elders who receive Meals on Wheels. A
card from Petersham Montessori School, decorated with
kitten stickers and well-wishes, read, “Enjoy your meal!”
The elders who receive homedelivered meals felt a special
sense of value and appreciation for the cards. “Dear
Meals on Wheels, thank you
so much for the Valentine’s
Day card…. Glad to see you
care all so caring. Sincerely,
Rick,” wrote one Meals on
Wheels recipient after receiving his valentine.
Valentine Page 5
MEALS ON WHEELS VALENTINES — Elizabeth Mattern admires a valentine made by
a student at the Franklin County Technical
School before packing it with a meal and into a
cooler in the Meals on Wheels kitchen in Erving to head out for delivery with a volunteer
driver.
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Obituaries & Services
Antoinette C.
Boccardy
GAINESVILLE, Fla. —
Antoinette C. Boccardy, in
the morning hours of Friday, Jan. 8, 2016, passed
away at North Florida Regional Hospital in Gainesville, Fla. She was 83 years
old. Her beloved husband
of 59 years was at her side.
ANTOINETTE C.
BOCCARDY
She was born on Feb. 19,
1932, in Athol, the daughter
of the late Vincent James
DeSantis and Judita DeSantis. She is survived by her
husband, Joseph A. Boccardy Sr.; and three sons, Joseph, Vincent, and Michael
Boccardy. Her surviving
grandchildren are Isabella
Marie, Sophia Antionette,
August Outlaw, Cecilia, and
Teo Boccardy. Other grandchildren include Isabella,
Nikolas, and Preston Cutillo. Mothers include Morgan
Ivey Price and Courtney
Cutillo. Surviving siblings
are Dominic DeSantis, Angie Kane and Joan Newton. She was preceded in
death by three sisters, Mary
Koroblis, Carmela Nacca
and Anna Bryson. She was
an active member of Holy
Faith Catholic Church.
She was a beloved wife,
homemaker,
mother,
grandmother, aunt, friend
and neighbor. Her home
was the hub of activity in
the neighborhood, as the
joke was always that “she
needed to install a revolving
door in her house, because
there was always someone
Bernard P. Jolly
ATHOL — Bernard P.
Jolly, 66, of 130 Coolidge
St., passed away in his home
on Jan. 13, 2016. His wife of
48 years, Geraldine Jolly,
was by his side.
Bernie was born on June
24, 1949, and grew up in
South Royalston. He was
a painter/carpenter and
enjoyed working with the
many clients he acquired
over the years. His favorite
pastime was spending time
with his family. His hobbies
were pool, hunting, playing
guitar, boating and fishing,
BERNARD P. JOLLY
horseshoes, and darts.
Bernie was proud of the
close family he and his wife
had with their children and
grandchildren. He also enjoyed going to the Elks, of
which he was a member for
12 years.
He leaves behind his wife
Geraldine Jolly; children,
BLUEBERRY
PRUNING
coming and someone going.” Her kitchen was the
heart of that hub, as she
was always cooking, and no
one ever went away hungry. Friends and neighbors
would regularly come over
to have a cup of coffee, and
no one friend will miss her
more than either of her best
friends, Mary Cade, Doris
Perry or Orva Kauffman.
Her extended family gathered often at her home on
holidays so that all of them
could gather and celebrate
the joys of such a large,
Italian household, eat her
antipasto, her famous manicotti, and savor the smells
of her home-baked bread.
Just two years ago, she managed to successfully pull off
a Thanksgiving meal, at 82
years old, feeding 54 people from multiple states.
She adored her family, and
would show it through her
food.
For years, she was an active member of the regional
Studebaker Club, and made
several trips across the
country to national Studebaker conventions, assisting
with the logistics of the trips,
and being a companion to
her friends along the way.
Photo album after photo album are filled with pictures
of friends, antique cars, and
memories from almost every state in the nation.
She attended church every Sunday, and every day
of observance. She was
well known in Holy Faith
Church, and her faith in
God was unbreakable until her last breath. She is
with her Lord in Heaven
now. Our loss is Heaven’s
gain. We will all miss you,
“Mimi,” “Toni,” “Mom...”
Funeral services will be
held Saturday, Jan. 16, at 9
a.m., at Holy Faith Catholic Church. The family will
receive friends from 4 to 7
p.m. at the Milam Family
Funeral Home, 311 South
Main St., Gainesville, Fla.
Burial will be in Gethsemane Cemetery, Athol,
on the following Saturday,
Jan. 23.
Lucille Sullivan
KITTERY, Maine — Lucille (Dame) Sullivan, died
peacefully on Jan. 1, 2016,
at 100 years of age.
Lucille was born in Athol
on Jan. 9, 1915. She married
Frederick Dame in 1940,
and together they lived in 13
states and spent three years
LUCILLE SULLIVAN Report of
gun in school
unfounded
BARRE — Reports
of a gun being present
at Quabbin Regional
High School early Friday afternoon were
deemed unfounded by
superintendent Maureen Marshall. Quabbin
Regional
High School was put
into a lockdown, “shelter-in-place”
mode
around noon after a student alleged to having
spied a gun in another
student’s backpack. The school sent out
an alert about the lockdown, which had teachers locking doors but
continuing instruction,
and the Barre Police
Department
subsequently put a notice on
their Facebook page
at 1 p.m. stating, “Officers & Massachusetts
State Police Troopers
have begun an Investigation at Quabbin High
School. A report was
made of possible threats
involving a student &
the school has been
placed into a ‘shelterin-place’. Please allow
them to conduct their
investigation as noone
[sic] will be allowed in
the building until the
investigation has been
concluded.”
At 1:50 p.m. they
posted again, stating
that the shelter-inplace had been lifted
after Marshall sent out
a notice via the town’s
Red Alert system that
the rumor of the gun’s
presence was false. A
student had fabricated
the claim “for fun and
entertainment.”
Law
enforcement
from more than a half
dozen area towns, along
with the state police,
responded to the school
for the investigation. in Japan. She became fluent
in Japanese and taught English to Japanese students.
Upon his retirement from
the Air Force they moved
to Wethersfield, Conn., and
were members of the First
Church of Christ, where
Lucille was a member of
the choir. They moved to
East Dennis, Mass., in 1973,
where Fred passed away
suddenly in 1978. In 1982,
she married Jack Sullivan,
and they spent many happy years together until his
death in 1990. She is survived by her four
children and their spouses,
Philip and Linda Dame
of Annandale, Va.; Ceila
and Al Robbins of Bolton,
Conn.; Natalie and Paul
Crotty of Strafford, N.H.;
and Jack and Kim Dame of
Eliot, Maine; her stepchildren, Andrea and Bob Gotti
of East Dennis; and Greg
and Karen Sullivan of San
Antonio, Texas; nine grandchildren, and five greatgrandchildren. A memorial service will be
held at the First Congregational Church of Yarmouth,
in Yarmouth Port, Mass., on
Jan. 23, at 1:30 p.m. Memorial donations may be made
to the church or to the East
Dennis Library.
For more information
about Lucille’s life and the
Candi Morneault, Bernard memorial service and to ofSPRINGFIELD, Mass.
Jolly Jr., Tony Jolly and fer condolences, go to www. (AP) — Lawyers for Bill
Sherry Gates; son-in-laws, athutchins.com.
Cosby’s wife are chalConrad Morneault and
lenging a judge’s deciBryan Gates; grandchildren, Hager services
sion allowing her to be
Jesse and Barbara MorATHOL — Funeral ser- questioned under oath in
neault, Brian Morneault, vices for Donald W. Hager, a Massachusetts defamaAshley Gates and Sydney 89, were held Friday, Jan. tion lawsuit filed by seven
Gates; great-grandchildren, 15, 2016, in the Higgins- women who allege Cosby
Jasmine Morneault and O’Connor Funeral Home.
sexually abused them deTaytan Bacigalupo; six sisRev. Mark Bariloni of- cades ago.
ters; five brothers; and many ficiated. Words of rememLast month, Magistrate
nieces, nephews and friends. brance were shared by Judge David Hennessy
He is predeceased by two grandson Gregory Hager, refused to quash a subsisters and two brothers.
granddaughter
Elizabeth poena from lawyers who
He will be greatly missed. Hager, Dawn Maroni, Joan want to depose Camille
Calling hours will be held Hager, Dick Truehart and Cosby. Hennessy found
Saturday, Jan. 23, from 1 to John Hager.
that a marital disqualifica3 p.m. at Fiske-Murphy &
Burial with full military tion rule in Massachusetts
Mack Funeral Home, 110 honors followed in Silver doesn’t apply to deposiNew Athol Rd., Orange. An Lake Cemetery and a cel- tion testimony.
Elks service will be held dur- ebration of Don’s life folIn an appeal filed Thursing calling hours at 2 p.m. lowed at the American Le- day, Camille Cosby’s lawA gathering will be held to gion Home in Athol.
yers argued that the rule
celebrate the life of Bernie
Higgins-O’Connor
Fu- prohibits a spouse from
Jolly at the Athol-Orange neral Home, 146 Main St., testifying about private
Elks starting at 3 p.m.
Athol, directed arrange- marital conversations in
For more information ments.
any court proceeding, inor to sign the online guest
cluding depositions.
book, visit www.mackfami- Griffith services
The women suing Cosby
lyfh.com.
ATHOL — A graveside for defamation are among
Fiske-Murphy & Mack service for Harrison Griffith approximately 50 who
Funeral Home 110 New Jr., 91, was held Friday, Jan. have gone public over the
Athol Rd., Orange, is direct- 15, 2016, at Highland Cem- last year with sexual mising arrangements.
etery, Athol. conduct allegations.
Higgins-O’Connor
FuHe has denied the alleneral Home, 146 Main St., gations and filed a counAthol, directed arrange- tersuit suit against the
ments. women.
Cosby wife fights
deposition in suit
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HALEIWA, Hawaii (AP)
— Two Marine Corps helicopters carrying six crew
members each collided and
went down off the Hawaiian island of Oahu while on
a nighttime training mission, and rescuers searched
choppy waters Friday where
debris had been sighted, military officials said.
There was no immediate
word on the fate of those
aboard or what caused the
accident.
The transport helicopters
known as CH-53Es crashed
just before midnight Thursday, officials said.
A Coast Guard helicopter
and C-130 airplane spotted a debris field 2 1/2 miles
offshore early Friday. The
debris covered an area of 2
miles, Marine Capt. Timothy
Irish said.
The choppers are part
of the 1st Marine Aircraft
Wing at Marine Corps Base
Hawaii. Known as Super
Stallions, they are the U.S.
military’s largest helicopter,
capable of carrying a light
armored vehicle, 16 tons of
cargo or a team of combatequipped Marines, according to a Marine Corps website.
Elaray Navarro, a retiree
who lives across the street
from the beach, said she
heard two booms late Thursday that were loud enough to
shake her house.
“I threw my blanket off,
put my slippers on and ran
outside thinking it was a car
accident,” she said.
She expressed concern for
the crew as she watched the
pounding surf from a beach
in Haleiwa.
National forecast
Forecast highs for Saturday, Jan. 16
Sunny
Pt. Cloudy
Fronts
Cold
-10s
-0s
Showers
0s
10s
Rain
20s 30s 40s
T-storms
Warm Stationary
50s 60s
Flurries
70s
80s
Snow
Cloudy
Pressure
Low
High
90s 100s 110s
Ice
More Snow Over The Northern Rockies
A frontal boundary will produce snow from the northern Plains to
the Rockies. Rain and mountain snow will be expected over the
Pacific Northwest. Rain will be expected over the Gulf Coast.
Lake-effect snow will be over the Great Lakes.
Weather Underground • AP
AREA — Saturday: Rain or freezing rain before 11am,
then a chance of rain between 11am and 3pm. Patchy
fog before 4pm. High near 39. Northeast wind around
6 mph becoming northwest in the afternoon. Chance
of precipitation is 90%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible. Saturday
Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23. West wind
7 to 11 mph. Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 31.
Northwest wind 7 to 9 mph. Sunday Night: A chance
of snow, mainly after 1am. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 17. Chance of precipitation is 30%. M.L.King
Day: A chance of snow before 1pm. Mostly cloudy, with
a high near 23. Chance of precipitation is 40%. Monday
Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 7. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 21. Tuesday Night: Partly
cloudy, with a low around 11. Wednesday: Sunny, with
a high near 25. Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a
low around 11.
Almanac - Sun rose 7:15. Sun sets 4:42. Length of day
9 hours, 27 minutes. Full moon, Jan. 23. New moon, Jan.
8.
Beaver solutions program Jan. 27
RUTLAND — The Ware
River Nature Club presents
“Nature’s Engineers: Beaver
Puzzles & Beaver Solutions”
on Wednesday, Jan. 27, at 7
p.m. at the Rutland Public
Library, 280 Main St. (Route
122A). Join Mike Callahan, owner
of Beaver Solutions LLC, for
a look at one of the more fascinating and enigmatic mammals, which, according to fossil records, has lived in North
America for about 6 million
years. Beavers survived and
thrived despite ice ages and
other challenges, adapting to
a wide variety of landscapes,
but then faced population
challenges when humans arrived. Native Americans coexisted with them successfully
for thousands of years, but
European settlers, lacking understanding of the ecological
importance of wetlands created by the creatures, hunted
and trapped them to near extirpation in Massachusetts and
most of New England by 1750.
What were defined as beaver-human landscape “conflicts” persisted as humans
drained wetlands for agriculture, but it eventually became
apparent to biologists that
wetlands had great value, and
beavers played a key role in
the creation and maintenance
of these habitats. Because the
species was in serious decline
here, beavers were reintroduced to Massachusetts by
state Fisheries and Wildlife
biologists in the 1930s. In addition, in the 1960s, many states
passed wetlands protection
laws.
Attendees will learn about
the ecological value of beaver
impacts on the landscape, how
beavers function as a “keystone” species, life history, and
present-day human-beaver interactions.
It is no secret that humanbeaver conflicts occur when
beaver activity results in flooding of infrastructure important to humans, such as roads,
drainage ditches and culverts.
For years land managers and
highway crews have tried
various protection and/or diversion devices, with mixed
results. Callahan and other
specialists who are working
in this field are spreading the
word about flow device developments that have dramatically transformed beaver
conflict mitigation efforts.
Coexisting with beaver
whenever possible makes
good ecologic and economic
sense. Callahan is committed to sharing his wealth of
beaver management knowledge with others.
The program is free and
open to the public. Local
road and highway professionals as well as other interested town officials are
encouraged to attend. The rain date for the program is Thursday, Jan. 28.
Researchers confirm site of
hangings for Salem witch trials
By MARK PRATT
and RODRIQUE NGOWI
Associated Press
SALEM, Mass. (AP) — A
team of researchers using
historical documents and
21st-century archaeological
techniques has confirmed the
exact site where 19 innocent
people were hanged during
the Salem witch trials more
than three centuries ago.
The site, known as Proctor’s
Ledge, is a small city-owned
plot of woods nestled between
two residential streets and behind a Walgreens pharmacy,
said Salem State University
history professor Emerson
“Tad” Baker, a member of the
seven-person team, which announced its findings this week.
Historian Sidney Perley had
pinpointed Proctor’s Ledge
nearly a century ago as the
site of the hangings by using
historical documents, but his
findings were lost to time, and
myth, misconceptions and
conspiracy theories had taken
their place, Baker said.
The current research,
known as the Gallows Hill
Project, was about correcting the misinformation many
people have about one of the
most tragic episodes in Amer-
ican history.
“We are not discovering
anything, and we don’t want to
take credit for that,” he said.
“This is all about the healing,
not about the discovery.”
Twenty people suspected
of witchcraft were killed in
Salem in 1692 during a frenzy
stoked by superstition, fear
of disease and strangers, and
petty jealousies. Nineteen
were hanged, and one man
was crushed to death by rocks.
“The witch trials cast a long
dark shadow on Salem history,” Baker said.
The top of nearby Gallows
Hill had long been thought of
as the site of the hangings, but
there was no evidence to support that, Baker said. Proctor’s Ledge is at the base of
Gallows Hill.
To determine the spot, the
team looked at eyewitness
accounts of the hangings,
then used modern-day aerial
photography and ground penetrating radar not available a
century ago.
The team made other interesting discoveries. They determined there probably never
was a gallows at the site. More
than likely, the executioners
tossed a rope over a large tree.
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in Keene arrest
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appears in the Quabbin Times section in Tuesday editions of the Athol
Daily News, and daily on the website at, www.atholdailynews.com.
The Daily News welcomes submissions for the Calendar, for public
events in or of general interest to the nine-town, North Quabbin-Mount
Grace Region — including entertainment, cultural and social activities
and events held by non-profit organizations. Excluded are gaming events
and tag/yard sale notices.
KEENE, N.H. — At
10:18 p.m., Wednesday,
Keene Police responded to a report of a motor vehicle running over
shopping carts in the
Walmart parking lot off
of Winchester Street.
The vehicle was stopped
and the driver identified
as 30-year-old Jesse E.
Dennis of Dublin, N.H.
Dennis was arrested and
charged with driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs, and operating a
motor vehicle after having
his license suspended. Subsequent to Dennis’
arrest, he allegedly said
officers searching his car
needed to be careful of
chemicals within the vehicle that were being used to
make methamphetamine.
Jesse E. Dennis
The search stopped, and
the vehicle was towed and
secured pending the issuance of a search warrant
and the arrival of hazardous waste evidence collection personnel.
Keene Police on Thursday applied for and received a search warrant
from the 8th Circuit
Keene Court authorizing
the search of Dennis’ vehicle. This search was conducted by Keene Police
and Drug Enforcement
Administration agents, as
well as the New Hampshire State Police Crime
Laboratory.
Chemicals
and equipment consistent
with the manufacture of
methamphetamine were
seized. Dennis was arraigned
Thursday before the 8th
Circuit Keene Court, and
was held in lieu of $5,000
cash bail. His next court
date is March 13.
The manufacture of
methamphetamine is a
felony offense and the
matter will be forwarded
to the county attorney for
consideration of additional charges being brought
against Dennis.
The case remains under investigation. Anyone
with further information
is encouraged to call the
Keene Police Department at 603-357-9820 and
ask to speak to Det. Joel
Chidester.
Information can also
be provided anonymously
via email on the police
website at http://www.
ci.keene.nh.us/departments/police/anonymouscrime-tips.
Meetings Reminder
Sunday, Jan. 17
Royalston
Energy Committee, 3 p.m.,
town hall
Monday, Jan. 18
Erving
Selectboard, 6:30 p.m.,
town hall
Phillipston
Library Trustees, 6 p.m.,
Phillips Free Library
Warwick
Selectboard, 6:30 p.m.,
town hall.
Meeting notices and agendas for Athol, Orange, Petersham, Phillipston and Royalston can be viewed online at
www.mytowngovernment.org.
STADIUM WOES — In this Nov. 17, 2015 photo, construction takes place on a
new baseball stadium in the north end of Hartford, Conn., to be home for the
Hartford Yard Goats, the Double-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. The project has been plagued by cost overruns and the theft of building materials. City
officials said the planned $55 million, 9,000-seat ballpark will not be ready for
opening day on April 7, 2016. Stephen Dunn/The Hartford Courant via AP
Recap Of Week’s Top Area Stories
Weekend, Jan. 9-10
Athol - Rape charges
against former school teacher and Athol resident Jack
Kim, 52, were dismissed
Friday in Orange District
Court.
The Athol Fire Department responded to a report
of a propane-like odor in
the downtown area on Friday morning.
A tree hearing will be held
Jan. 25 in the Department
of Public Works office for
several trees along White
Pond Road.
Elizabeth Casella, of
Athol, will be among several
college students from Anna
Maria College in Paxton
who will spend the last week
of their winter break volunteering with Habitat for Humanity in Pensacola, Fla.
Students at Athol-Royalston Middle School recently held a hat day fundraiser to benefit the drama
club.
Orange - An open house
will be held Wednesday to
honor retiring Library Director Walt Owens and welcome new director Jessica
Magelaner.
The Mahar boys’ basketball team won their third
straight game with a 64-54
victory over Greenfield on
Friday night.
Petersham - Hannah
Boyd, of Petersham, has
been selected for UMassAmherst’s selective iCons
program.
Monday, Jan. 11
Athol - The “Classics in
the Woods” concert series
has added the Athol Con-
Officer denies
charges he lied
about injury
BROCKTON,
Mass.
(AP) — A Massachusetts
police sergeant has pleaded
not guilty to charges he lied
about an accident and accepted insurance money for
an alleged fake injury.
Hingham Sgt. Kris Phillips was arraigned Thursday on charges of insurance
fraud, perjury and witness
intimidation. He was released with no bail and is
due in court on Feb. 29.
Authorities
say
the
52-year-old police veteran
made false insurance claims
after he said he was injured
on duty in July. Phillips
claimed he was struck and
injured by a car as a shopper backed out of a parking
space.
An internal police review
concluded the claim was
fabricated.
His attorney told The Patriot Ledger that Phillips is
going to vigorously defend
himself against the charges.
He’s currently on unpaid
leave.
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gregational Church as one
of its performance venues.
Kayden Mousseau, of
town, and Isabella Cooke,
of Royalston, are AtholRoyalston Middle School’s
eighth grade representatives
to the state-wide Project 351
community service and leadership program.
Orange - The Mahar
boys’ basketball team fell to
Quabbin 51-42 on Saturday.
Petersham - A community
preservation act presentation will be held Jan. 26.
The deadline for nominations for the March 7 annual
election is Jan. 18.
Tuesday, Jan. 12
Athol - Vandalism to a
skylight solar tube protective covering on the roof of
the senior center was discovered during routine maintenance on Monday.
Erving - A winner was
declared in the Athol Daily
News’ 82nd annual First
Baby contest for the newspaper’s nine-town coverage
area. A son, Zander Felix,
was born on Jan. 8, at 10:03
p.m., at Baystate Franklin
Medical Center in Greenfield to Nicole Lyskawa and
Brandon Felix of town.
Orange - A special presentation was given at the
North Quabbin Trails Association meeting Monday
about the current status of
the proposed Kinder-Morgan natural gas pipeline
ahead of a three-day walk
to demonstrate against the
project.
The Ralph C. Mahar Regional School conducted a
lock-down drill early this
morning with cooperation
from local law enforcement.
At a community meal at
Bethany Lutheran Church,
resident Cliff Fournier, 84,
was praised for his selection
as the Greenfield Recorder’s 2015 Citizen of the Year
for his work in support of
anti-hunger efforts and his
commitment to education.
The Mahar girls’ basketball team fell to Granby 4541 on Monday.
Wednesday, Jan. 13
Athol - The search for
a replacement for Police
Chief Timothy Anderson,
who will retire July 9, is under way.
Students at Pleasant
Street School recently took
part in a winter break reading challenge.
Erving - The selectboard
this week continued its fiscal year 2017 budget review
process.
Orange - The Planning
Board is preparing for a
possible South Main Street
business corridor proposal,
if zoning changes are made.
The Mahar boys’ basketball team defeated Smith
Academy 54-34 on Tuesday.
Petersham - A new request for proposals will be
drawn up for a wood pellet
boiler to be installed at the
Petersham Center School.
Phillipston - The inconsistencies in town salaries were
highlighted at Monday’s selectboard meeting.
Northfield - More than a
hundred people have registered for the MLK Walk
to Stop the NED Pipeline
which begins Jan. 16.
Thursday, Jan. 14
Athol - The Conservation
Commission on Tuesday discussed with Town Manager
Shaun Suhoski the future
oversight of town conservation lands and the need to
properly fund the position
of constable in fiscal year
2017.
The Athol High School
wrestling team on Wednesday topped Pioneer 39-22.
Orange - Community Development Director Kevin
Kennedy presented plans to
the selectboard Wednesday
for a proposed “Route 2 Job
Creation Corridor.”
Royalston - A home located at on a high hill top
at 224 Turnpike Rd. was
completely lost to a fire on
Wednesday.
Community Development
Consultant Kevin Flynn
updated the selectboard
recently on the results of a
community survey asking
which roads need the most
repair and therefore should
be the focus of future Community Development Block
Grant funds; those returned
listed Athol, Norcross and
Winchendon roads as being
in the worst condition.
Area - Citing an urgent
need for blood and platelet
donors, the American Red
Cross has several area blood
drives scheduled.
Boston - State Rep. Susannah Whipps Lee (RAthol) delivered her maiden
speech on Wednesday, calling on her House colleagues
to support a comprehensive
substance abuse bill designed to address the state’s
growing opioid crisis, which
passed by a unanimous vote. Friday, Jan. 15
Athol - The town will receive $24,610 in state grant
funds to conduct forestry activities to create young forest habitats in the Bearsden
Conservation Area.
Main Street Extension in
is included in the focus of a
reconstruction plan that will
include lower Grove Street.
Athol-area eighth-graders
will join Gov. Charlie Baker
and fellow student leaders
from across the Commonwealth for a Project 351 day
of celebration and service in
Boston on Saturday.
The winner of the Athol
Daily News’ annual first
baby contest, Zander Elen
Felix, visited the ADN offices on Thursday with his
parents, Brandon Felix and
Nicole Lyskawa of Erving.
The Athol High School
girls’ basketball team fell to
Monson 40-36 on Thursday.
Gardner
- Heywood
Healthcare on Friday announced the opening of the
Heywood Urgent Care Center in Gardner.
Area — Vowing not to
endanger their residents’
health — and especially that
of children — three pipeline coalitions, representing municipal officials in
40 Massachusetts and New
Hampshire towns, sounded
the alarm Thursday about
the known effects natural
gas pipeline compressor stations have on human health.
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Saturday, January 16
9 a.m.-Noon — St. John’s Thrift Shop, St. John’s Episcopal
Church, Park Avenue, Athol. Info: 978-249-9553
9 a.m.-Noon — Cellar Closet Thrift Shop, Central Congregational
Church, South Main Street, Orange.
7 p.m. — Coffeehouse, First Universalist Church, 31 North Main
St., Orange. Music by The Green Sisters, desserts and beverages
available.
Sunday, January 17
9 a.m. — Trap Shooting, Orange Gun Club, off West River Street.
Info: 978-467-6076
10 a.m.-1 p.m. — Sporting Clays, Petersham Gun Club, Nelson
Road. Info: 978-249-7445
11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. — Monadnock Bridal Show, Courtyard
by Marriott, 75 Railroad St., Keene, NH. Info: www.monadnockbridalshow.com
Monday, January 18
9 a.m. — Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, Bethany Lutheran
Church, 62 Cheney St., Orange. Breakfast and message of inspiration
followed by community service projects. Lunch at noon followed by a
program of celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
3:30-4:30 — LEGO Club, Athol Public Library, Main Street. For
grades 1-5. Info: 978-249-9515
6-7 p.m. — Zumba Class, Royalston Town Hall, on the Common.
Donations accepted, bring sneakers to change into from street shoes
or boots.
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Quabbin Community Band Rehearsal, Quabbin Regional High School, South Street, Barre. Info: 978-355-9879
7-9 p.m. — Quabbin Valley Pro Musica Chorus Rehearsal, New
Salem Congregational Church, South Main Street.
Boy battling cancer wants to be famous
WESTERLY, R.I. (AP) — People from around the
world are helping to fulfill the final wish of an 8-yearold Rhode Island boy who’s battling a rare type of cancer.
Dorian Murray, of Westerly, has gone to Walt Disney
World and has met New England Patriots tight end Rob
Gronkowski.
But Dorian tells WPRI-TV the one thing he still
wants is to become famous. Murray’s family is trying to
make his wish come true after learning the cancer he’s
had since age 4 is no longer treatable.
Thousands of people from France to Hong Kong
have been posting photos of themselves on social media
holding signs with the hashtag “DStrong” after his family posted the slogan on Facebook and Twitter.
Dorian’s mom, Melissa Murray, says she hopes her
son’s wish draws attention to pediatric cancer.
Carjackers run from stick-shift vehicle
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh police are searching for two would-be carjackers who apparently can’t
drive a stick-shift.
Police have been looking for the pair since Tuesday
night, when one of them tapped on a 28-year-old driver’s side window with a gun.
The two ordered the man out of his car and demanded money. When the victim said he had none, they demanded his cellphone and car keys.
Police spokeswoman Emily Schaffer says when the
victim told the suspect the car had a manual transmission they decided they didn’t want it and ran away.
Area School Breakfast
& Lunch Menus
For week of January 18-22
Athol-Royalston Schools
Breakfast
Breakfast is free to all students.
Assorted cereals, 2% milk, and fruit
juice offered daily.
Lunch
Lunch is free to all students. Assorted fresh fruits, canned fruits and
fat free or low fat milk daily. Senior
and middle school offer alternate
assorted sandwiches, salad plates
and pizza daily. Menus subject to
change.
Monday, Martin Luther King Jr.
Day, NO SCHOOL
Tuesday,
popcorn
chicken,
mashed potato, California vegetables, peas
Wednesday, grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, green beans
Thursday, grilled chicken patty,
broccoli, yellow beans
Friday, cheese quesadilla, refried
beans, seasoned carrots, peas
Mahar Regional
Students can build their own meal
selecting from all stations.
Lunch
Day, NO SCHOOL
Tuesday, cheese quesadilla, pineapple chunks, Mexicali corn
Wednesday, cheese pizza, salad
Thursday, pork roast, brown gravy, roasted potato, broccoli
Friday, NO SCHOOL Orange Elementary
Breakfast
Breakfast is free to all students.
Cereal, juice and milk served daily.
Lunch
Lunch is free to all students. Milk
served with each meal. Alternate
choices daily; 5 a day fruit and veggie bar daily.
Day, NO SCHOOL
Tuesday, baked fish with lemon,
brown rice pilaf, green beans
Wednesday, cheese pizza, beets
Thursday, cheese quesadilla
Friday, mac and cheese, green
beans
Petersham Center School
All meals served with 8 oz. milk.
All alternates are served with vegetable of the day.
Breakfast
Assorted cereals, muffins, 100%
fruit juice, fruit and milk.
Lunch
Day, NO SCHOOL
Tuesday, shepherd’s pie
Wednesday, ham and cheese
wrap, fries
Thursday, hamburger
Friday, fish shapes, mashed potato, peas
Narragansett Regional Schools
Menus for the High and Middle
schools, Templeton Center, East
Templeton, Baldwinville and Phillipston Memorial schools. Breakfast
available daily. Alternate lunches
available. Lunch prices include milk.
Breakfast $1.25, reduced breakfast
$.30, lunch $2.75, reduced lunch
$.40. Extra milk $.45. Menu subject
to change without notice.
Lunch
Day, NO SCHOOL
Tuesday, NO SCHOOL
Wednesday, nachos with seasoned beef, refried beans
Thursday, rotini and meatballs,
salad
Friday, homemade assorted pizza, salad
Swift River
Breakfast available daily. All meals
served with milk and fruit. Breakfast
$1.25, reduced breakfast $.30, lunch
$2.50, reduced lunch $.40. Milk and
snacks $.50 each.
Lunch
Day, NO SCHOOL
Tuesday, corn chowder with
cheddar biscuits
Wednesday, meatball sub or
hummus wrap
Thursday, chicken or eggplant
parm sub
Friday, choice of cheese, pepperoni or loaded vegetable pizza
Warwick Community School
Breakfast available daily, includes milk, juice, cereal and fruit.
Daily lunch alternates PBJ or tossed
salad. Lunch includes milk and fruit.
Breakfast $1.65, reduced breakfast
$.30, lunch $2.65, reduced lunch
$.40. Milk $.50 each.
Lunch
Menu unavailable prior to press
time.
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Confronting Reality on Gun Violence
M
any Americans agree with President Obama that we should do
something about gun violence. But when
he gets down to specifics — such as the
executive actions he announced last week
— the country fragments, political paralysis ensues and the death toll keeps rising.
We must respect the constitutional
right to bear arms, but it is not easy to
balance it with the anguish over gun-related deaths. Fatalities are much lower
than at their early-1990s height, but gun
tragedies continue to play out daily. Suicides by firearm (which account for more
than 60 percent of the 33,000 annual gunrelated deaths in the U.S.) are on the upswing. Mass homicide, while statistically
uncommon, happens enough that it casts
a constant shadow on this nation of 300
million people — who are outnumbered
by an estimated 310 million guns.
Difficult though it is to find consensus,
Americans largely agree on the need for
better background checks, stronger steps
to keep firearms out of dangerous hands,
and limits on the type of weaponry that
enables rapid, mass slaughter.
Perhaps it would help if we stopped
seeing “gun violence” as one oversimplified stereotype.
Of the 11,000 or so gun homicides,
some are very public; others occur in
private. Some mass killings — such as
the December attack in San Bernardino,
California — are the result of ideologically driven terrorism. Others are gangrelated. Some cases, such as the rampage
at an Oregon community college, appear
to be indiscriminate madness. Then there
are those in which a family argument escalates to devastation — such as in California last week, where a man (described
as a heavy drinker and gun collector) shot
relatives. There are the partners-killing-
partners cases, too commonplace to gain
national notice. And there are the individual tragedies — about 600 a year —
in which a person is accidentally shot to
death. In 2011, 50 of those unintentional
victims were 13 or younger, according to
the Washington Post.
On the law enforcement front, more effective means are needed to track down
the source of guns that are used to murder. Results could yield ways to counter
the flow of illegal weapons.
When it comes more specifically to
mass “rampage” shooters, there often
are hints of mental instability. Yet, analyses of such killings in recent years show
that in almost all of them, the weapons
were legally acquired. If the killers were
in fact mentally ill, their condition did not
rise to a known level that would show up
in background checks.
More research is needed to understand the warning signs. Research (part
of Obama’s effort) also might point out
ways to get more people needed mental
health care — including thousands who
attempt or commit suicide.
Laws already ban or restrict gun access
for some people: those with felony or domestic violence records, mental incompetency and certain substance-abuse crimes.
But unless accurate, up-to-date court and
arrest information is entered into official
databases, the background-check system
might miss the red flags. That was apparently the case in South Carolina, where a
young white supremacist was able to buy
a gun and kill nine churchgoers.
Obama’s push is welcome. But it will
mean little unless friends and foes of
tighter gun control find common ground.
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Holiday sales
rose 3 percent
below 3.7 percent
forecast
By Jeanne Phillips
© 2001 Universal Press Syndicate
Three cats become a crowd
in a one-bedroom apartment
DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend and I live together.
We adopted a cat off the
street. A few months later,
the cat became pregnant
and had four kittens. We
ended up keeping two, and
now we have three cats in a
one-bedroom apartment.
I’ve tried being OK with it,
but it’s making me stressed
and unhappy. The litter box
must be constantly cleaned;
they get into our food and
pee on our furniture.
I’ve tried talking to my
girlfriend about putting one
or two of them up for adoption, but every time I raise
the issue, she gets mad and
dares me to get rid of them.
I don’t want her to resent
me, but I also don’t like
living in the circumstances
I’m living in. Please help.
— SURROUNDED BY
CATS
DEAR SURROUNDED:
You and your girlfriend appear to be irresponsible pet
owners. I hope you realize
that if the stray cat you adopted had been spayed, this
could have been avoided.
The litter box should be
cleaned regularly and, because the cats belong to
both of you, the responsibility should be shared. If the
cats urinate on the furniture, it should be discussed
with a veterinarian rather
than disposing of them.
That said, you are not
married to this woman. If
you’re not happy under the
current conditions, perhaps
it’s time to consider moving.
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there’s a boy I have known
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all the time, and then we got
into a fight. We both said
rude things, and then after
a while he started talking to
me again and acting like he
didn’t care. In fact, he told
me that. Then we stopped
talking again and he blocked
me on Instagram.
Well, this school year he
came to my school, and he’s
very popular. He stares at
me every day when we pass
each other and once he said
hi to me.
What I’m confused about
is why does he keep unblocking me and blocking
me on social media? Why
is he doing everything he’s
done? I hope you can help.
— BLOCKED IN MISSOURI
DEAR BLOCKED: The
first time he blocked you,
he probably did it to punish
you for having hurt his feelings during the fight. Now
he may be doing it to get a
rise out of you, or because
for some reason he doesn’t
want you to be able to see
what he’s saying and doing.
The opposite of love isn’t
hate; it’s indifference. Because he stares at you in
the hallway, I suspect he
still likes you. Don’t chase
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AP Retail Writer
Obama administration halts new
coal leases on federal lands
By MATTHEW DALY
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) —
The Obama administration
is halting new coal leases
on federal lands until it
completes a comprehensive
review of fees charged to
mining companies and coal
mining’s impact on the environment.
Interior Secretary Sally
Jewell said Friday that companies can continue to mine
coal reserves already under
lease. The coal leasing program has not been significantly changed in more than
30 years and needs to be
modernized to ensure a fair
return to American taxpayers and to account for climate change, Jewell said.
“It is abundantly clear
that times are different than
they were 30 years ago, and
the time for review (of the
coal leasing program) is
now,” Jewell told reporters
in a conference call.
Officials also need to take
into account new scientific
data available on the impact of fossil fuels on the
environment and on climate
change, Jewell said.
Roughly 40 percent of
the coal produced in the
United States comes from
federal lands. The vast majority comes from Wyoming,
Montana, Colorado, Utah
and New Mexico.
It’s unclear what impact
the moratorium will have on
U.S. coal production, given
the declining domestic demand for coal and the closure of numerous coal-fired
power plants around the
country. Coal companies
have already stockpiled billions of tons of coal on existing leases.
Even so, environmental groups cheered the announcement. The groups
have long said the government’s fee rates for coal
mining on federal land encouraged production of a
product that contributes to
global warming.
The administration held
a handful of public hearings
last year to get feedback on
the adequacy of the fees
charged companies for coal
mined on federal lands. The
government collects a 12.5
percent royalty on the sale
price of strip-mined coal,
a rate that was established
in 1976. The money is then
split between the federal
government and the state
where the coal was mined.
Coal companies also pay a
$3 fee annually for each acre
of land leased.
Sen. Maria Cantwell, DWash., said taxpayers are
being shortchanged on royalties that do not reflect the
true costs of mining, both in
terms of the economic value
derived by mining companies and mining’s impact on
the environment. Getting
royalty rates right is especially important “given how
much coal comes off federal
land,” said Cantwell, the top
Democrat on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources
Committee.
“I’m glad to see the president take this action. We
need to stop the sweet deal
(mining companies) have
been getting,” Cantwell said.
Government auditors for
years have questioned the
adequacy of the royalty rate
and whether it provided an
appropriate return to the
government, although they
did not make specific recommendations to raise it.
Industry groups counter that
any increase in royalty rates
will hurt consumers and
threaten high-paying jobs.
President Barack Obama
said during the State of
the Union address that he
would push to change the
way the federal government
manages its oil and coal resources.
Jewell and other officials
said Friday that reviews of
the federal coal program
have occurred twice before
— once in the 1970s and
again in the 1980s — and
pauses on the approval of
new mining leases accompanied each review.
Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah,
chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee,
said the moratorium on coal
leases shows that Obama’s
repeated claim to support
an “all-of-the-above” energy
agenda “was an electionyear lie.”
Britain gets first spacewalker;
power is restored to space station
By MARCIA DUNN
AP Aerospace Writer
NEW YORK (AP) —
Holiday shoppers flocked
online during the critical
holiday shopping season,
but overall sales in November and December were
disappointing.
Sales rose 3 percent to
about $626.14 billion, according to The National
Retail Federation. That’s
below the forecast for a
3.7 percent gain the group
had expected. The shortfall
came even as stores aggressively pushed discounts
throughout the season.
The disappointing total
sales figure underscores
challenges for retailers
ahead as shoppers continue to shift away from physical stores and research and
buy online.
Indeed, online sales,
which are included in the
figure, rose 9 percent to
$105 billion. That’s higher
than the group’s original
forecast of 6 percent to 8
percent growth
CAPE CANAVERAL,
Fla. (AP) — Two astronauts — including Britain’s first spacewalker —
ventured outside Friday
morning to restore full
power to the International Space Station.
British spaceman Timothy Peake and NASA’s
Timothy Kopra needed
to replace an electronic box that failed two
months ago, slashing station power by one-eighth.
The breakdown did not
disrupt work 250 miles
up, but NASA wanted the
power grid fixed as soon
as possible in case something else failed.
As Peake floated out,
space station commander
Scott Kelly called out,
“Hey Tim, it’s really cool
seeing that Union Jack go
outside. It’s explored all
over the world. Now it’s
explored space.”
NEW YORK (AP) —
Wal-Mart is closing 269
stores, more than half of
them in the U.S. and another big chunk in its challenging Brazilian market.
The stores being shuttered account for a fraction
of the company’s 11,000
stores worldwide and less
than 1 percent of its global
revenue.
More than 95 percent of
the stores set to be closed
in the U.S. are within 10
miles of another Wal-Mart.
The Bentonville, Arkansas,
company said it is working
to ensure that workers are
placed in nearby locations.
The store closures will
start at the end of the
month.
The
announcement
comes three months after
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. CEO
Doug McMillon told investors that the world’s largest
retailer would review its
fleet of stores with the goal
of becoming more nimble
in the face of increased
competition from all fronts,
including from online rival
Amazon.com.
“Actively managing our
portfolio of assets is essential to maintaining a healthy
business,” McMillon said in
a statement. “Closing stores
is never an easy decision.
But it is necessary to keep
the company strong and positioned for the future.”
Wal-Mart operates 4,500
in the U.S. Its global workforce is 2.2 million, 1.4 million in the U.S. alone.
Wal-Mart to close 269 stores
Replied Peake, the first
spacewalker to wear the
Union Jack on the shoulder of his suit: “It’s great
to be wearing it, a huge
privilege, a proud moment.”
The broken unit — a
voltage regulator — is
about the size of a 30-gallon aquarium. It’s being replaced by a spare
dubbed Dusty; the spare
has been on the space
station since 1999. Newly
arrived cables allowed a
software update.
Peake and Kopra need
to make the switch in darkness, to prevent electricity from flowing through
the solar power system
and shocking them. They
have just 31 minutes on
each swing around Earth
to complete the repair
on the far reaches of the
space station. The work
site is about 200 feet from
where they exited, about
as far as spacewalkers
safely can go.
“All right, gentlemen,
looking great. Glad to
see you both out there
together on the tip of the
world,” Mission Control
radioed once the spacewalkers reached the repair site.
Peake, a helicopter pilot
chosen by the European
Space Agency, is Britain’s
first official astronaut.
A handful of previous
spacewalkers held dual
U.S.-English citizenship,
but flew as Americans
for NASA. The first British citizen to fly in space,
chemist Helen Sharman,
visited Russia’s old Mir
space station as part of
a private competition in
1991.
Peake and Kopra rocketed into orbit exactly one
month ago aboard a Russian spacecraft.
To distinguish between
the two Tims, Mission
Control used both their
first and last names when
calling out to them in the
void. Ground controllers,
at least, didn’t have any
problem distinguishing
the spacewalkers’ voices.
Peake is from West Sussex in southeast England;
Kopra is from Austin,
Texas.
“Popping outside for
a walk” Peake said in a
tweet Thursday. “Exhilarated - but no time to
dwell on emotions.”
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Snakes
to be “head-started” in a
controlled environment and
wouldn’t be ready for release
until about two-years old.
“We have to make sure we
have all our ducks in a row,”
French said.
The snakes to be introduced at the Quabbin could
come from the Rogers Williams Park Zoo in Providence, R.I., noted French.
“They have a very good conservation program there,” he
said.
In a memo to the North
Worcester County Quabbin Anglers Association, Jay
Yeo, of the state’s Department of Conservation and
Recreation, also stated the
DFW is in the process of
acquiring permits from New
York to transfer some young
rattlesnakes for the program.
The plan to introduce
timber rattlesnakes at the
reservoir is not sitting well
with New Salem resident and
Millers River Fishermen’s
Association president Peter Mallett. The well-known
North Quabbin area outdoorsman said recently he is
concerned the snake population could eventually become
too large to maintain itself in
a confined area on an island,
leading the snakes to cross
the water to other mainland
areas where they could come
in contact with hikers and
fishermen.
Aside from citing a potential snakebite danger, Mallett
is also questioning whether
the program will be properly
overseen or even successful.
To illustrate his point, he noted what he sees as the state’s
failed attempt to reintroduce
North Atlantic salmon to the
Millers River. Instead of placing the salmon fry in the river’s tributaries to allow them
ample time to grow, he said
the state placed them directly
into the river in the area of
the Bearsden Conservation
Area in Athol. He added that
the location is upstream from
the dam in Orange, which, he
says, the adult salmon cannot
pass over on their return migration upriver.
Acknowledging that timber rattlesnakes are venomous, French downplayed the
snakebite concern, saying
there has been no fatal bite
from a timber rattlesnake
recorded in the state since
Colonial times. The DCF
also notes all documented
bites from wild snakes since
that time can be counted on
one hand, modern antivenin
treatments have greatly reduced the danger posed by
a bite, and wild snakebites to
persons not deliberately handling snakes are rare.
French said he feels an island habitat would be large
enough to support a snake
population and the possibility of snakes migrating across
the water would be low. However, he said he would not be
overly concerned if they were
to travel to the mainland.
“They’re in public [conservation] areas now in parts of
the state and there are no issues,” he said.
At least one Athol resident
agrees with French. “I have
observed rattlesnakes on several occasions and know they
are shy and retiring and not
easily found even if looking
for them,” said David Small,
of the Athol Bird & Nature
Club.
In addition to his ABNC
membership, Small is an associate member of the Natural Heritage and Endangered
Species Advisory Committee,
a member of the Ware River
Watershed Advisory Committee, and is retired from his
position as assistant regional
director at the Quabbin Reservoir.
Of the rattlesnake program, Small said, “I am
aware of the project and basic concepts involved. The
bottom line for me is that
if a remote area (island) at
Quabbin can safely harbor
a colony of snakes, I don’t
see a good reason not to do
it. The project will involve a
small number of individuals
and establishing a breeding
population is a slow process
at best. Public contact can be
minimized and I do not believe a public health risk will
be created.”
Regarding the program’s
importance, Small added,
“Snakes in general give many
a deep felt uneasiness and
they have been persecuted to
extirpation in many areas. No
other group of animals creates such an immediate and
visceral reaction. [However,]
I can tell you that timber
rattlesnakes are critically endangered in Massachusetts.
Valentine
This year’s goal is to provide each elder who receives
Meals on Wheels through
FCHCC with a Valentine’s Day card. In order to
achieve this goal, FCHCC
is seeking to partner with
local schools, after-school
programs, youth groups and
nursing homes. Those who
know of a group that would
like to participate, or who
would like more information, should contact Marcus Chiaretto by email at
[email protected] or by
phone at 413-773-5555, Ext.
2304 or 978-544-2259, Ext.
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can be mailed to: Attn. Marcus Chiaretto, FCHCC, 330
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1, Turners Falls, MA 013762530. The deadline for submitting Valentine’s Day
cards to FCHCC is Friday,
Feb. 5.
About the Love Letters
campaign
Love Letters is a national campaign devel-
energy to the town as a whole
would still be to work with a
municipal aggregator, Kubiak explained, and Colonial
Power Group is one recommended by them. Colonial Power Group’s
plans are similar to HCOG’s
in that before it is implemented a letter will go out to
every resident offering to allow them to opt-out and continue with their current supplier if they choose. There
are no fees to drop Colonial
Power Group as a supplier
and likewise, no fees to join
ects are intentionally vague,
as I cannot name particular
businesses yet, but, the report is genuine.
“Beyond the investments
in this report, I plan to
share a five-point plan for
continued growth and longer-term economic prosperity in the coming weeks.
There are many, many
partners — corporate, in-
Election
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bents whose terms are expiring are:
• Moderator, one year —
Lawrence McLauglin.
• ARRSC, two seats from
Athol for three years each
— Dale Lougee, Joseph
Maga.
• ARRSC, one Royalston
seat for three years —
Charles Pretti.
• Library trustees, one
seat for three years — Sharon Brighenti.
who are unable to prepare a
meal for themselves and are
unable to attend congregate
meals. Additionally, Meals
on Wheels provides regular
“wellness checks” to ensure
that clients are in good physical and mental health. The
FCHCC Meals on Wheel
program serves both Franklin County and the North
Quabbin region and is an
affiliate of Meals on Wheels
America, which strives to
help adults throughout the
country maintain their independence as they age.
Volunteer drivers are
needed. Drivers receive
training, a small stipend and
mileage reimbursement for
their service. For information on becoming a volunteer, call 413-773-5555, Ext.
2272 or 978-544-2259, Ext.
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and other groups to explain
how the aggregation works
before it is implemented. He
noted that since HCOG left
the aggregation scene, several towns that were originally
working with the council of
governments are now working with Colonial, including
the North Quabbin town of
Wendell. The selectboard agreed to
ask the energy committee to
come to the next board meeting to discuss the possibility
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dividual, non-profit, governmental — that are leading this effort and the sum
of all parts will be realized
here in Athol and the North
Quabbin region generally,
in my opinion.”
Suhoski added, “Too often, Athol’s ‘news’ revolves
around unemployment, the
opioid crisis or vacant buildings. While those social ills
do afflict this community
(and many others), there
is so much more good and
positive energy throughout
the town.”
An economic development update and plan are
included on the agenda
for the Jan. 19 selectboard
meeting to be held at 7 p.m.
in Room 21 of the town
hall.
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cally suspends for up to five
years the driver’s license of
anyone convicted of a drug
offense even if the offense
is unrelated to driving a vehicle. The proposal allows
automatic license suspension
for anyone convicted of trafficking in illegal drugs, except
for marijuana. It also repeals
the current law that requires
offenders to pay a $500 fee to
get their license back.
Supporters said current
law is counterproductive
because it prevents many
offenders from having the
mobility to find and/or retain
a job, drive their children to
school, travel to a doctor and
do many other things necessary to help them rebuild
their lives.
The House has approved
a different version of the bill.
The Senate version now goes
to the House for consideration.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE HEARING — The Judiciary Committee held a
hearing on dozens of bills
including:
LEGALIZE
RECREATIONAL
MARIJUANA
(H 1561) — Legalizing, licensing, regulating and taxing marijuana and allowing
adults over 21 to grow it for
their personal use and the
use by others over 21. The
measure is similar to a possible 2016 ballot question legalizing all marijuana use.
SOCIAL CARD GAMES
(H 1152) — Legalizes “social
card games.” These games
are small, private games
in which the winnings of a
player do not exceed $50;
players cannot invest more
than $10 in the game; and all
winnings are distributed to
the players at the end of the
game. Games include poker,
pinochle, bridge, rummy, canasta and hearts.
Supporters said the measure was filed in response
to a group of seniors at the
Cameron Senior Center in
Westford who were told by
the director that their small
card games for a few dollars
were technically illegal gambling. They said it is illogical
and unfair that current law
actually bars these harmless
games.
check the state’s prescription
monitoring database each
time they prescribe opiates;
and ending the practice of
sending women who are civilly committed for alcohol or
substance-abuse disorders to
MCI-Framingham.
Supporters said this landmark legislation is a balanced
and practical approach that
will improve schools’ approach to teaching kids about
drug prevention and increase
access to treatment for those
who are addicted. They argued it will save lives and
spare the heartache of many
families by helping to stem
the rising tide of drug addiction and drug-related deaths
across the state. They noted
there were 1,256 accidental
drug-related deaths last year.
(A “Yes” vote is for the
bill.)
Rep. Donald Berthiaume:
Didn’t Vote; Rep. Kimberly
Ferguson: Yes; Rep. Stephen
Kulik: Yes; Rep. Susannah
Whipps Lee: Yes; Rep. Jonathan Zlotnik: Yes
HOLD FOR THREE DAYS
(H 3944) — The House 34116, rejected an amendment
allowing a doctor to commit
to a mental health facility for
up to three days an alcohol or
substance abuse patient who
has overdosed if the doctor
feels that there is a likelihood
of the person harming himself or herself or others.
Amendment supporters
said it could save lives if doctors, other health professionals and family members have
more time to intervene. They
argued that people are dying
every day as a result of being
sent home instead of held
and evaluated.
Some amendment opponents said the bill already
requires a written evaluation
within the first 24 hours of
admission to the facility. Others said there is a shortage of
hospital staff and facilities
to handle this 72-hour hold.
Some argued the amendment is an unfunded mandate that will further burden
community hospitals and cities and towns.
amendment. A “No” vote is
against it.)
Rep. Berthiaume: Yes; Rep.
Ferguson: Yes; Rep. Kulik:
No; Rep. Whipps Lee: Yes;
Rep. Zlotnik: No
DECREASE SUPPLY TO
FIVE DAYS (H 3944) —
The House 33-115, rejected
an amendment that would
decrease from seven days
to five days the maximum
length of time that doctors
are allowed to write initial
opioid prescriptions for a patient.
Amendment supporters
said the reduction to three
days would reduce the chances that patients will become
review of procedures and resulted in the U.K. regulatory
agency imposing new testing
standards, including recommendations to use the lowest
possible dose and to test new
drugs only in one person at a
time.
The six men in Britain now
apparently have a higher
risk of cancer and autoimmune diseases tied to their
exposure to the experimental
drug.
Dr. Ben Whalley, a neuropharmacology professor at
Britain’s University of Reading, said standardized regulations for clinical trials are
“largely the same” throughout Europe.
“However, like any safeguard, these minimize risk
rather than abolish it,”
Whalley said in a statement.
“There is an inherent risk in
exposing people to any new
compound.”
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in the first place. They noted
that some doctors prescribe
up to a two-week supply
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more than a five-day dose
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amendment. A “No” vote is
against it.)
Rep. Berthiaume: Didn’t
Vote; Rep. Ferguson: Yes;
Rep. Kulik: No; Rep. Whipps
Lee: Yes; Rep. Zlotnik: N
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BAN SEXUAL ORIENTATION
CONVERSION
THERAPY (H 97) — A bill
that would prohibit psychiatrists and other mental health
professionals from providing
conversion therapy to lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender minors under 18, designed to change their sexual
orientation or gender identity, took a step forward when
it advanced from committee
to the House calendar where
it could be taken up any day.
Supporters of the ban say
being gay, bisexual or transgender is not a disease and
therefore does not need a
cure. They argue this type
of “junk therapy” is very destructive and argue there is
no sound evidence that it
ever works.
Opponents of the ban say
the treatment has been successful for children whose
sexuality was influenced
by sexual abuse. They note
that the conversion therapy
should not be used on any
patient who believes that he
or she is simply born with a
specific sexual preference.
ELIMINATE DRIVER’S
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1989 law which automati-
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or rejoin later. Because the town has already voted to allow the
selectboard to negotiate a
contract, Sullivan said there
could be a contract in place
by April or May. The next
step would be to agree on
a plan, post it in an official
manner for 30 days to allow
for public comment, then
present it to the DEOR and
then the department of public utilities for approval. Cappadona said that part
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Athol
[The] wild populations [that]
remain are under extreme
stress.”
Extirpation is the condition
of a species becoming extinct
in a specific geographic location while still existing elsewhere.
Aside from human encroachment, French said
those persons who feel it is
necessary to kill snakes when
they are found also threaten
timber rattlesnakes. “The reality is, there is a segment of
the public that doesn’t like
snakes. There always has
been and there always will
be,” he said.
Under state law, it is a
criminal offense to kill or disturb timber rattlesnakes.
An additional threat is a
skin disease, which affects
snakes in general. The disease is similar to that of the
fungal white nose syndrome
that affects bats, said French,
who recently secured a multistate, multi-organization national grant to combat the
skin disease.
The DCF is required
by state law to protect endangered species and their
habitats. While there are no
timber rattlesnakes in the
Quabbin Reservoir watershed at present, French said
it is possible several locations
on the reservoir’s islands
were home to them long before the creation of the reservoir and the settlement of the
valley.
Small agreed with that assertion, saying, “Quabbin has
three hills named ‘Rattlesnake,’ which harkens back
to days when these interesting creatures were found
throughout the region. And
[through the program] just
maybe we can keep another
organism from being extirpated on our watch.”
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Return to glory?
STATUS IN QUESTION — In this Oct. 29, 2015 file photo, New England Patriots defensive end Chandler
Jones walks in the end zone before an NFL football game against the Miami Dolphins in Foxborough, Mass.
Jones was admitted to a hospital on Sunday and released the same day. Head coach Bill Belichick would not
elaborate on Jones’ status for today’s contest with the Chiefs.
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Jones’ status still a mystery
as Patriots prepare for Chiefs
By JIMMY GOLEN
AP Sports Writer
FOXBOROUGH, Mass.
(AP) — The New England
Patriots would have loved to
spend the week with nothing else to worry about except Saturday’s playoff game
against the Kansas City
Chiefs.
Then Pro Bowl defensive
lineman Chandler Jones
wandered over to the local police station, shirtless
and disoriented, leaving his
house reeking of burnt marijuana. Suddenly, the defending Super Bowl champions
were back on defense.
Fortunately, they’re pretty
good at it.
“I mean, are there any
more questions about the
Chiefs here?” coach Bill
Belichick said Thursday after nine straight unanswered
questions about Jones’ unusual weekend. “The rest of
it, I’m done talking about.
We issued a statement, that’s
it.”
Jones apologized to his
teammates and the New
England fans on Thursday,
saying he made a “pretty stupid mistake,” but he declined
to elaborate on what happened. Belichick refused to
say whether Jones would be
benched for fear of revealing
valuable strategic information to the Chiefs.
In the Patriots’ locker
room, the players said they
would have no trouble putting the incident aside on
Saturday. And it’s hard to
doubt them, after what they
have gone through over the
last 12 months and beyond.
Hours after New England’s 45-7 victory over the
Indianapolis Colts in the
AFC championship game
last January, the team was
accused of illegally deflating
the footballs. Even before
the league investigation that
would find them guilty, the
Patriots plugged up their
ears and dug in their heels.
And went on to win the Super Bowl.
A season earlier, New
England recorded its nowcustomary 12-win season,
AFC East title and trip to
the conference championship game despite releasing
tight end Aaron Hernandez
over the summer, shortly
before he was charged with
first-degree murder. (He was
convicted in April 2015, a
few months after his former
teammates’ Super Bowl victory.)
“I think coach Belichick
does a great job of really just,
like, brainwashing us,” defensive back Duron Harmon
said this week. “We just try
to ignore all the distractions,
whether it’s that situation or
‘Deflategate,’ or any other
distraction. We just try to ignore the noise.”
If Jones is benched for part
of the game, the Patriots will
be giving up a pass-rusher
whose 12 1/2 sacks were the
fifth most in the NFL this
season.
Here are a few other
things to look for in Satur-
day’s game:
WE ALL WANT TO BE
BIG, BIG STARS: Kansas
City won 10 in a row to close
out the regular season and
then added a 30-0 win over
Houston in the wild-card
round. The winning streak
is the longest in team history
and longest active streak in
the league.
“You don’t win 11 games
in a row by accident,” Patriots special teamer Matthew
Slater said. “There are not a
lot of things that they haven’t
been doing well.”
New England has lost four
of its last six games, but still
coasted to its 12th division
title in 13 years and its sixth
straight first-round bye.
STANDING IN THE
SPOTLIGHT: Steven Jackson was out of football when
Belichick called just before
Christmas, looking for someone to replace injured running backs Dion Lewis and
LeGarrette Blount.
“I understood that this is
probably the last opportunity
that I will have a chance, a
significant chance, to win a
Super Bowl,” said Jackson,
32. “This is the week ... we’re
talking about, why I decided
to take coach up on the offer.”
Jackson hadn’t been in the
playoffs since he was a rookie
in 2004 with the Rams. He
is expected to share carries
with James White and Brandon Bolden for as long as his
conditioning holds up.
“It’s a long time coming
for me,” Jackson said. “The
last two or three weeks have
been a whirlwind.”
STARING AT THE VIDEO: Chiefs coach Andy Reid
said he isn’t worried about
“Spygate,” ‘‘Deflategate,” or
any of the other allegations
of Patriots misdeeds.
“I mean, I’ve heard of
things happening, but I
haven’t had any of those
problems,” he said this week.
“You go play. You worry
about all that, that’s not how
you win the game, right?”
The Patriots were penalized by the league in 2007
after they were caught videotaping opposing coaches’ signals, and again this offseason
after an NFL investigation
found they used improperly
inflated footballs in the AFC
title game.
Other reports have accused Belichick and his minions of rifling through the
trash in the visitors’ locker
room or providing opponents with warm Gatorade.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin wondered aloud why the
headsets always go out when
he plays in New England.
Some opponents have said
they brought extra security
or barricaded their locker
room door when visiting Gillette Stadium.
Reid isn’t changing anything.
“You concentrate on getting better at your fundamentals, techniques and
those great players you’ve
got to play against,” he said.
“All that other stuff (is a) distraction.”
SO COME DANCE THIS
SILENCE: It’s the only
game this weekend that isn’t
a rematch from the regular
season; the teams have never
met in the postseason. That
doesn’t mean they have no
history.
The Chiefs beat the Patriots 41-14 in Week 4 of 2014,
chasing Brady from the game
in the second-biggest loss of
his career. Afterward, fans
wondered openly whether
the then-37 year-old quarterback was no longer effective.
(He rebounded OK, winning
his fourth NFL title and third
Super Bowl MVP.)
This week, Belichick finally broke his lengthy silence
on that game.
“It has relevance,” he said.
“But we’re certainly going to
have to prepare and coach
the team a lot better than we
did that night. So that’s what
we’ll try to do.”
TELL EACH OTHER
FAIRY TALES: This week’s
game is less about the rosters
than the injury reports.
Patriots
TE
Rob
Gronkowski has knee and
back injuries that have kept
him out of practice two of
four days this week. New
England is also hoping to get
receiver Julian Edelman and
offensive lineman Sebastian
Vollmer back; all three players are listed as questionable.
The Chiefs have also had
to shuffle their offensive
line, with Mitch Morse and
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif out
with concussions. But the big
question for them is whether
DALLAS (AP) — Records show that for months,
the Texas Lottery Commission aggressively pursued efforts to get the Texas lottery
involved in the multibilliondollar fantasy sports gaming
business.
The Dallas Morning News
reports that commission Executive Director Gary Grief
wanted a deal with DraftKings so that the commission
could offer fantasy sports
games. The newspaper reviewed more than 400 pages
of emails.
DraftKings later became
embroiled in a scandal over
insider betting.
Commission
Chairman
Winston Krause told the
Morning News that Grief
explored the matter at a lawmaker’s urging. Krause said
he couldn’t remember the
lawmaker’s identity.
The records contradict the
commission’s public statements that it was pursuing
only traditional lottery draws
and scratch-off games.
Republican Gov. Greg
Abbott has ordered the
commission to end its pursuit.
Report: Texas lottery officials
pursued fantasy sports game
leading receiver Jeremy Maclin, who did not practice all
week and is listed as questionable, will be available.
Reid said the team was
lucky it wasn’t more serious
than a mild high ankle sprain.
“I was happy for the kid,”
he said. “It looked (bad) on
the test, but it all worked
out.”
Sports Schedule
Varsity
Athol wrestling at Midland Duals, at Quabbin, 9 a.m.
Mahar wrestling vs. West
Springfield, 9 a.m.
Athol boys basketball vs. Hopkins, 1:30 p.m.
JV
Athol boys basketball vs. Hopkins, 12 p.m.
Tuesday, January 19
Varsity
Athol indoor track vs. Greenfield, at Smith College, 3:45
p.m.
Mahar indoor track vs. Southwick, 3:45 p.m.
Mahar girls basketball vs.
Monson, 7 p.m.
Athol girls basketball at South
Hadley, 7 p.m.
JV
Athol girls basketball at South
Hadley, 5:30 p.m.
Monson, 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday, January 20
Varsity
Athol boys basketball at Smith
Academy, 7 p.m.
Athol wrestling vs. Pathfinder,
7 p.m.
Mahar wrestling at Pioneer, 7
p.m.
Mahar boys basketball at Turners Falls, 7:30 p.m.
JV
Athol boys basketball at Smith
Academy, 5:30 p.m.
Mahar boys basketball at Turners Falls, 6 p.m.
Middle School
ARMS girls basketball vs.
Granby, 3:30 p.m.
MMS girls basketball vs. Turners Falls, 3:30 p.m.
MMS boys basketball vs. Turners Falls, 4:45 p.m.
ARMS boys basketball vs.
Granby, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, January 21
Varsity
Easthampton, 7 p.m.
JV
Easthampton, 5:30 p.m.
Friday, January 22
Varsity
Athol indoor track vs. Pioneer,
at Smith College, 3:45 p.m.
Mahar indoor track vs. Hampshire, at Smith College, 3:45
p.m.
Mahar boys basketball vs.
Hopkins, 7 p.m.
Athol boys basketball vs. Turners Falls, 7:30 p.m.
JV
Mahar boys basketball vs.
Hopkins, 5:30 p.m.
Athol boys basketball vs. Turners Falls, 6 p.m.
Middle School
ARMS girls basketball at Turners Falls, 3:30 p.m.
MMS boys basketball at Hopkins, 3:30 p.m.
MMS girls basketball at Hopkins, 4:45 p.m.
ARMS boys basketball at Turners Falls, 4:30 p.m.
Varsity
Mahar wrestling at Billerica, 10
a.m.
Athol girls basketball vs. Wahconah, at Hoosac Valley Regional High School, 3 p.m.
Mount Greylock, at Hoosac
Valley Regional High School,
4:30 p.m.
We’ve been waiting almost two months for our beloved
New England Patriots to return to health. They would seem
to be as healthy as they are going to get heading into today’s
game. That begs the question, are they ready for a return to
glory?
The Tom Brady led Patriots looked unbeatable through
Thanksgiving. Heck, they still looked unbeatable against the
Broncos in Week 12 until all hell broke loose. I’d like to think
everyone will return this week and the Patriots will pick up
where they left off six weeks ago, but that seems naive.
To complicate matters even more, Pro Bowl defensive end
Chandler Jones was involved with something. Was it marijuana? Synthetic marijuana? Spice? PCP (thanks Cris Carter,
perhaps he should have had a fall guy)? Who knows. It’s a
crazy story. Bill Belichick doesn’t do crazy. I’m predicting
Jones will be inactive on Sunday.
Sometimes things just don’t work out. We’ve all played on
or coached teams that had all the pieces, but, for whatever
reason, things just don’t work out. This Patriots team has that
written all over them.
Of course, by 8 p.m. this Patriots team could have rolled
to victory over a banged up Chiefs team and look every bit
the part the Super Bowl contender they did in October. It’s
not as if Kansas City doesn’t have issues of its own. Injuries
to Jeremy Maclin, Spencer Ware and Justin Houston (in addition to Jamaal Charles earlier this season) have the Chiefs
at significantly less than 100-percent. Sure, Alex Smith has
been great, but this team would be pretty one-dimensional
without Maclin and Ware. Travis Kelce is a very good player,
but — without Maclin to keep the defense honest — New
England should be able to slow him down with Patrick Chung
and company. Without a playmaker on the outside, the Patriots are likely to stack the box against Charcanderick West
and it’s easy to envision the defense being the reason we win.
I’m not sure of anything with this game. I’d like to think
the Patriots will return to eff-you mode and pick a part the
depleted Chiefs. I do think this game is the Patriots toughest
test in reaching the Super Bowl. If they can get through the
distractions of this week and begin to regain comfort on offense, there’s no team in the AFC that will stop them. If they
play as rusty as they probably should, we will be left wondering what could have been.
I just wrote 400 words on why you should be concerned
about today’s game, but I still like the Patriots (-5) over the
Chiefs, 23-17.
Here’s the picks for the rest of the Divisional Round:
Packers at Cardinals (-7)
The Green Bay offense finally came to life last week against
the Redskins. The problem? Devante Adams injured his knee
and will be watching from the sidelines. Any momentum the
group made last week is gone with the injury and the Packers don’t have the weapons without him. Arizona dominated
Green Bay a couple weeks back and I’m not expecting anything different this time around. Cardinals 31-17.
Seahawks at Panthers (-1.5)
The two teams met back on Oct. 18 with Carolina coming
away with a 27-23 victory. Seattle was in a funk at the time
(the loss dropped them to 2-4), but has won 9-of-11 since.
During that time the Seahawks have found something with
their passing game and are expecting the return of Marshawn
Lynch this week. Seattle may have been lucky to get past Minnesota, but should make the most of a second chance. Seahawks 24-17.
Steelers at Broncos (-7.5)
It’s tough to diagnose this game without reflecting on the
madness of last Saturday night. Pittsburgh should be home
watching, but the Bengals were again their own worst enemy.
The Steelers paid the price for Cincinnati’s stupidity, however, as Antonio Brown has been ruled out and Ben Roethlisberger is at significantly less than 100-percent. Roethlisberger
is as tough as they come, however, and he’s not about to go
down without a fight. On the flip side, the Broncos seem destined to win unless Peyton Manning totally folds. I respect
Manning and his accomplishments, but I can totally see his
career going down in flames with a dud on Sunday night. I’m
not willing to root for it, but it’s tough not to take the points
(and I expect the line to climb closer to 10 by game time).
Broncos 20-17.
On a final note, I want to give a shoutout to subscriber
Mary Zayac. After leaving work just before 3 p.m. on Tuesday, I returned to print score sheets for that night’s basketball
game. I noticed I had received a voicemail. Typically voicemails left during that stretch of time are for angry people. I
reluctantly played the voicemail before leaving (I typically
would have left it until the next morning). The message was a
lovely one from Mary who wanted to compliment the sports
pages. Mary, your message was very much appreciated and
commentary of your voicemail has received more than 200
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Vermont AG: Daily fantasy
sports sites illegal in state
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — A top lawyer with the Vermont attorney general’s office told a state Senate committee Friday that online daily fantasy sports games are illegal
in the state.
And John Treadwell, chief of the criminal division at the
attorney general’s office, urged against passing a bill that
would regulate the games and effectively legalize them.
“Our opinion is that daily fantasy sports fall within the
coverage of Vermont’s gambling statutes,” Treadwell told
members of the Senate Economic Development, Housing
and General Affairs Committee.
“Our recommendation is that you not pass this particular piece of legislation,” Treadwell said, adding that the attorney general’s office would be willing to participate in a
broader discussion of Vermont’s anti-gambling laws, some
of which date from 1797. He said in a later interview that
the fantasy sports industry should not be singled out for a
green light.
“Our concern is what it (the legislation) does is it takes
one variety of illegal, for-profit gambling and makes it legal without any consideration for why this particular one is
being chosen and others are not,” Treadwell said.
Sen. Kevin Mullin, the Rutland County Republican who
leads the committee and favors legalizing the games, asked
Treadwell why none of the estimated more than 100,000
Vermonters who play fantasy sports had been prosecuted.
Treadwell said gambling had “not been an enforcement
priority” for police or prosecutors in the state.
Industry leaders Draft Kings and Fan Duel have argued
that gambling laws should not apply because their games
involve more skill than chance.In the games, players assemble teams of athletes from a range of clubs in a given
major league sport — football is the most popular — and
earn points based on those athletes’ performances in subsequent games. Participants pay entry fees and can win
cash.
Sportsman’s
Corner
By MIKE ROCHE
Why Hunters Hunt
A recent article written by Ben Moyer in the Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette on why people hunt provides some very interesting food for thought. For hundreds of thousands of
years, humans hunted animals for food. The article notes
that, in modern affluent societies, some continued to hunt
but for less urgent reasons like recreation, camaraderie or
a break from industrial routine. Now, research indicates
that hunting to acquire meat is, once again, rising to the
top among hunters’ motivations.
Responsive Management, a natural resource research
firm based in Harrisonburg, Va., conducted two random
surveys, seven years apart, of adult hunters nationwide to
learn their primary reasons for hunting. The researchers
ran an initial survey in 2006 and another in 2013. In both
studies, respondents were asked to identify their singlemost important reason for hunting in the year prior to the
survey.
Hunters surveyed in 2013 cited “for the meat” as the reason that drew them afield more than any other response.
Meat motivation was the only cited reason to increase significantly from the 2006 survey, increasing from 22 percent
in 2006 to 35 percent in the most recent interviews.
Other hunting motivations indicated by respondents included: “for recreation/sport,” (31 percent in 2013); “to
be with family and friends,” (21 percent); “to be close to
nature,” (9 percent); and “for a trophy,” (1 percent). All
those responses except “for a trophy,” which accounted
for 0 percent of responses in 2006, showed a decline from
2006.
A separate Resource Management study supports
the conclusion that Americans’ hunting motivations are
changing. Researchers polled hunters in seven states —
Alabama, Alaska, Indiana, Idaho, Mississippi, New York
and South Dakota — that logged increases in active hunters between 2006 and 2011. When read a list of reasons to
go hunting, 68 percent of surveyed hunters in those states
said a source of “local, natural or ‘green’ meat” was their
primary motivation.
Researchers identified three trends as influencing the
shift toward meat as a primary reason to hunt. Those
trends are the 2008 recession, mounting interest in locally
produced, additive-free and environmentally responsible
meat, and the growing proportion of women among hunters.
Women, according to Responsive Management, account
for a higher percent of new hunters (14 percent) than established hunters (9 percent) and, statistically, women
are more likely than men to hunt for the food it can yield.
Among the hunters interviewed in the 2006 and 2013 Responsive Management surveys, 55 percent of women cited
“for meat” as their primary reason to hunt, compared to
27 percent of men.
This data comes as no real surprise to this writer. It has
always been my opinion, formed by decades of interaction with the people in hunting communities, that meat
on the table is a powerful motivator. Venison, waterfowl
and upland birds provide very healthy and delicious table
fare when prepared by a cook who understands what he
needs to do to best compliment the game. The popularity
of game suppers across the region is also an accurate barometer and tickets at all are a hot commodity.
Personally, the meat is just a part of the attraction, which
I believe is driven by my genetics. The interaction with the
outdoors, friends, and of course my bird dog are all important and keep me engaged. However, it is my belief that
I hunt because it is who I am as a human being and the
challenge plus the interactions stated above motivate me
very strongly.
A number of readers have commented on my noting that
there will be a new puppy arriving at our home. It will be
interesting to see how the newcomer is received by the menagerie of pets already living here. My wife’s three cats will
be interesting as they greet the newcomer but the critical
relationship will be Dinah, the now eight-year old French
Brittany who has ruled the roost since the passing of her
predecessor.
Dog owners need to be very sensitive to the way they first
bring dogs together when a new one arrives in the house.
Dogs are very keyed to place and many recommend that
the two dogs first meet on neutral ground so the resident
dog does not feel threatened. Some experts advise that
you bring the new dog into the home without the resident
so it can experience the smell of the other dog and then
bring the other dog in to also smell where the newcomer
has been.
My daughter Jen is very accomplished as she attended
sessions with local dog trainer Ray Ducharme and has
read extensively on dog behavior. We will hopefully be able
to mesh the two dog’s and have an introduction process
that allows both dogs to feel comfortable and “part of the
pack”. We will be flying out to Illinois in the next couple
weeks to pick up Laney and bring her to her new home.
The breeder has sent us some video of Laney who really
likes water and birds and should fit in fine. Kroenke heralds Rams’ return
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Stan Kroenke stepped to
the microphones at the Forum with football fans chanting
“We love Stan!”
When the owner first said the words “Los Angeles Rams,”
those fans erupted in wild cheers.
What a difference LA makes for Kroenke and his Rams,
who are home again after 21 years in St. Louis.
The Rams formally returned to the West Coast on Friday
with their first public appearance since getting NFL permission to relocate. Team executives, former players and fans
shared their anticipation and excitement when they assembled mere steps away from the planned site of a lavish stadium set to open at Hollywood Park in 2019.
“It’s quite a privilege,” Kroenke said. “We’re looking forward to moving ahead with this. It’s been a long road, but we
made it. We’re going to have some fun.”
The Rams played in Southern California for 49 seasons
before owner Georgia Frontiere moved them after the 1994
campaign. Kroenke won the three-team derby to return to
the nation’s second-largest market earlier this week, enticing
NFL owners with his impressive stadium plans and his team’s
ties to Los Angeles, where thousands of fans stayed true to
the Rams during two decades away.
Kroenke appeared to tear up slightly at a few points in a
cathartic afternoon.
“Sure, it’s emotional,” said Kroenke, a Missouri native and
a Malibu resident for 20 years. “I have a home here, and I
love the area. It’s a lot to take in, and we haven’t been able to
enjoy the fun stuff yet.”
COO Kevin Demoff confirmed several details of the move,
saying the Rams will play the upcoming season downtown at
the Coliseum, their home from 1946-79. They’ll start selling
tickets Monday at prices comparable to last year’s rates in St.
Louis.
As trial looms, baseball fans
already won in MLB TV dispute
By LARRY NEUMEISTER
Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball fans are
already the winners in a lawsuit scheduled for trial next
week after the league agreed
to let consumers buy singleteam television packages for
the first time.
MLB lawyers have told
a Manhattan federal court
judge that fans will be able
to buy the new packages this
season if they don’t live in
their favorite team’s market.
In the past, consumers were
forced to buy the games of
all baseball teams, because
individual teams were not
sold separately.
The lawyers noted in the
court papers filed publicly
last week that the desire
for single-team packages
seemed to be the driving
force behind the 2012 classaction lawsuit brought on behalf of fans.
The decision to enable
single-team TV package purchases came after lawyers for
the National Hockey League
last year settled their side
of the court case. The NHL
also agreed to let fans buy
single-team packages.
A message left with a
plaintiff’s lawyer was not immediately returned Friday.
An MLB spokesman declined to comment.
The new packages have
not yet been publicly announced by baseball and
pricing information about
them has not been released.
A trial that was to feature
testimony from baseball’s
Jones apologies
to Steelers’ Brown
(AP) — Pacman’s sorry, AB.
Cincinnati
cornerback Adam “Pacman”
Jones apologized Friday
for claiming Pittsburgh
Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown was faking a
concussion at the end of
the wild-card game last
Saturday night.
The Steelers, who beat
the Bengals on a late field
goal, ruled Brown out for
their divisional matchup
Sunday with Denver after
the two-time All-Pro was
not cleared by doctors.
Jones said in the aftermath of Cincinnati’s
18-16 loss that Brown
winked at him before being helped off the field
after taking a shot to the
head from Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict.
Jones posted a video
on Instagram late Friday
afternoon in which Jones
said “I apologize sincerely. Get well.”
commissioner, among others, is scheduled to start
Tuesday, but the case seems
likely to settle.
In November, Judge Shira
Scheindlin urged both sides
to work toward a settlement
after MLB lawyer Beth A.
Wilkinson said the league
had decided to implement
the same terms that were
reached by the NHL even
without a settlement in place.
“We’re at a bit of a loss of
why we can’t come to a resolution,” Wilkinson said then.
Scheindlin ruled in 2013
that baseball could not use
its antitrust exemption to defend against the lawsuit.
The lawsuits had claimed
that the leagues’ clubs and
some television broadcast
entities collude to eliminate
competition in the airing of
games on the Internet and
on television.
Baseball had defended a
system of issuing television
contracts developed decades
ago that was designed to protect each baseball team’s region from competitors.
More recently, baseball
has multiplied options for
fans so that they can get
games on various electronic
devices.
“Make no mistake, this
mission is not altruistic,”
baseball’s lawyers said in
court papers written last
month. “Baseball faces fierce
competition, including from
other sports offerings and
an increasing slate of nonsports entertainment and leisure options.”
Last month, plaintiffs’ lawyer Edward Diver wrote in
court papers that baseball
had created a monopoly that
cheats fans because out-ofmarket games can only be
obtained through the league
at prices the league chooses.
He said the current system
resulted after MLB agreed
in the early 1980s to divide
the country into geographic
territories so only one or a
few teams could distribute
game in any area.
“Here again, the very purpose of the agreement is to
create this monopoly power:
to insulate teams from competition and increase their
ability to market their product without any fear of being
outcompeted by other baseball teams,” Diver wrote.
NEW YORK (AP) —
The NFL fined four players and two coaches a total
of $83,665 for their actions
in the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati
wild-card game.
Bengals cornerback Adam
“Pacman” Jones was fined
$28,940 for contact with an
official, a foul that moved
the Steelers closer for their
game-winning field goal in
the final seconds Saturday
night.
His teammates Wallace
Gilberry and Domata Peko
were each fined $8,681. Gilberry’s fine was for unsportsmanlike conduct and Peko’s
for unnecessary roughness.
Steelers guard Ramon
Foster was fined $17,363 for
unnecessary roughness.
Earlier this week, the
league suspended Bengals
linebacker Vontaze Burfict
three games without play
for his conduct in the game,
which Pittsburgh won 18-16
to advance to Sunday’s AFC
divisional round game in
Denver. Burfict was flagged
for a hit that knocked out
Steelers star receiver Antonio Brown, who was
ruled out of Sunday’s game
against the Broncos.
Although Burfict wasn’t
issued any additional fines
this week, he’ll miss out of
$502,941 of his $2.85 million
salary in 2016 if his suspension is upheld.
Also, Pittsburgh assistant
coaches Mike Munchak and
Joey Porter were each fined
$10,000.
Munchak was penalized
for pulling safety Reggie
Nelson’s hair on the sideline
after a play concluded. Porter was fined for being on
the field when Jones drew
his into his unsportsmanlike
conduct penalty in the closing seconds.
Steelers linebacker Ryan
Shazier was not fined for
knocking Bengals running
back Gio Bernard with a
helmet-to-helmet hit that
wasn’t penalized.
Also, Green Bay defensive end Datone Jones was
fined $17,363 for his roughing the passer penalty on
Kirk Cousins in the Packers’ 35-18 wild-card win at
Washington last weekend.
The Steelers and Bengals were fined a total of
$118,649 in their previous
game, a 33-20 win by the
Steelers in Cincinnati on
Dec. 13.
SACRAMENTO, Calif.
(AP) — Imprisoned former
NFL running back Lawrence
Phillips committed suicide
while he was awaiting a trial
that could have brought him
the death penalty, a California coroner said Friday.
The Kern County coroner’s office released no other
details.
Phillips, 40, was found unresponsive at Kern Valley
State Prison and died at a
hospital early Wednesday.
He had been housed alone
since April after he was suspected of killing his cellmate,
Damion Soward, 37, the
cousin of former University
of Southern California and
NFL wide receiver R. Jay
Soward.
His attorney, Jesse Whit-
ten, said his client seemed
upbeat a day before his
death even though a judge
ordered him to face trial on
a charge of first-degree murder. A conviction could have
led to the death penalty, but
prosecutors said no decision
on that had been made.
The death will be reviewed
by the federal official who
controls the prison medical
system, along with federal
officials and lawyers involved
in a long-running lawsuit
over the care of mentally ill
inmates.
Phillips was sentenced to
more than 31 years in prison
in 2008 after he was convicted of twice choking his girlfriend in 2005 in San Diego
and of driving his car into
three teens later that year af-
ter a pickup football game in
Los Angeles.
Phillips went from a West
Covina, California, group
home to become a star running back at the University
of Nebraska. But he pleaded
no contest to beating a former girlfriend hours after
a spectacular performance
in a September 1995 win at
Michigan State University.
He was reinstated after
a six-game suspension and
inpatient therapy for anger
management.
He was drafted No. 6 overall by the St. Louis Rams in
1996, but released the next
year for insubordination. He
also played for the Miami
Dolphins and San Francisco
49ers but was out of the NFL
by 2000.
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~~~~ Celebrations ~~~~
Monty Tech holds SkillsUSA competition
FITCHBURG — More
than 200 students qualified
to advance to the next level
of competition at the annual
SkillsUSA Local Skills and
Leadership competition held
recently at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical
School.
Competitions were held
in all 20 career and technical programs offered at the
school, where students put the
skills they are learning to the
test. Events covered a wide
range of disciplines including: 3D animation; robotics
and automation technology;
cosmetology; medical terminology; architectural drafting;
collision repair technology;
internetworking; principles
of technology; digital cinema
production; mobile robotics;
precision machine technology;
web design, and more.
Students also tested their
leadership and job-readiness
skills in events such as prepared speech, promotional
bulletin board, job interview,
and job skill demonstration.
Professionals from business,
industry and education serve
as judges.
A school-wide assembly was
held recently to recognize students’ efforts and to present
medals to top finishers and
district qualifiers.
As a SkillsUSA 100 percent
participation school, all Monty Tech students are eligible to
compete in the local competition.
Gold, silver and bronze
medal winners, along with
fourth place qualifiers, in
the career and technical skill
events advance to the districtlevel competition to be held in
March.
Top winners in the local
leadership contests go directly
to the state conference to be
held in April.
The following is a listing of
local results for the competition, including medals earned,
grade, and discipline.
Athol
Gold
Dominic Funa (11), Mechatronics; Chelsea Deveneau
(12), Screen Printing; Cameron Truehart (12), Web Design.
Silver
Tiffany Pedroza (12), Advertising Design; Andrew
Leblanc (11), First Aid/CPR.
Bronze
Abigail Newcombe (10),
Commercial Banking; Yjuliana Tin (12), Promotional
Bulletin Board .
Phillipston
Bronze
Kade Voutour (10), Power
Equipment Technology; Olivia Gwynn (12), Promotional Bulletin Board; Richard
Graeme (11) Electrical Construction Wiring.
Royalston
Gold
Marnie Anair (11): Job
Skill Demonstration A, as well
as Early Childhood Education; Rhiannon Fletcher (12),
Nursing Assistant; Derek
Bates (12), Web Design.
Silver
Melissa
Persson
(12),
Graphic Communications.
Templeton
Silver
Sabrina Nogueira (11),
Cosmetology Under 500 hrs.;
Tyler Belliveau (12), Principles of Technology; Paige
Girouard (12), Urban Search
& Rescue.
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partnership of students, teachers and industry, working together to ensure America has
a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA
chapters help students who
are preparing for careers in
technical, skilled and service
occupations excel. SkillsUSA
has more than 300,000 students and instructors as members nationwide.
NEW MASONS — Shawn Charles Augustine, left, and Phillip Allen Gallo,
right were entered into North Quabbin Lodge A.F & A.M. Thursday night in
a ceremony which followed a roast pork coalition held in their honor. With the
new entered apprentices is Lodge Senior Warden, Wor. Bro. Daniel J. Bristol. Photo by Jared Robinson
New Arrivals
SKILLS USA OFFICERS — Grace Kirrane of Fitchburg, left, SkillsUSA State
Region 3 Vice President, joins Monty Tech’s SkillsUSA officer team including,
Olivia Houle of Leominster; Mike Vannaraj of Fitchburg; Jake Lutter of Lunenburg; Cassie Campbell and Mathias Suarez-Rodriguez, both of Fitchburg; and
Marnie Anair of Royalston; at the organization’s annual Local Skills and Leadership Awards Ceremony held recently in the school. Submitted photo
Honor Roll Students
TURNERS FALLS —
The following North Quabbin area students have been
named to the honor roll at
Franklin County Technical
School for the first trimester:
High Honors
Seniors
Orange
Victoria Howes.
Wendell
Hailey Lowell.
Freshmen
Erving
Haley Kidder.
Honors
Seniors
Erving
Alix Burnett, Kate Bur-
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New Salem
Megan Duga.
Orange
Culleen Ames, Vanessa
Cannon, Samantha Macomber, Stephanie Macomber, Morgan Plante,
Justin Thompson, Gabriel
Vorce, Samantha Watson.
Juniors
Erving
Chelsea Perras.
New Salem
Jared Nimtz.
Orange
Alexis Barrett, Ryan Howard, Alexandria Phelps, Aric
Profit.
Wendell
Victoria Geary, Brianna
Wilder.
Sophomores
Erving
Jacob Desbiens, Cameron
Richardson-Ellis,
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lins.
Orange
Dylan Robinson.
Freshmen
Erving
Jared Bergmann, Ciara
Chagnon, Kyle Roy, Isaac
Savage.
Orange
Brooke Adams, Anthony Ciolino, Hailey Holst,
Cole Littlewood, Elizibeth
McLean, Cameron Verdieck.
ADAMS — Ryden Joseph Adams was born to
Paige Taylor and Frederic Grenier Adams at
Heywood Hospital in
Gardner on Nov. 21,
2015. Maternal grandparents are Glen and
Brenda Taylor of Orange. Paternal grandparents are Richard
and Patricia Adams of
Athol. Great-grandparents are Harold Page
of Orange, Lloyd Taylor of Tully, and Pauline
Whipps of Athol.
COFFIN — A son, Anthony Alan Coffin, weighing 5 pounds, 14 ounces,
was born Dec. 8, 2015,
at Heywood Hospital in
Gardner to Julia Labriola and Randy Coffin
Jr. of Orange. He is the
brother of Ava Coffin.
Maternal grandparents
are Lisa and Jim Lariviere. Paternal grandparents are Carrie Cunningham, Randy Coffin Sr.
and Julie Couette. Paternal great-grandparent is
Maryland Coffin.
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STUDENTS OF THE MONTH — Shown are seventh grade students at AtholRoyalston Middle School who were recognized as Students of the Month for
October and November. Students were nominated for exceptional behavior,
attitude, effort, achievement, and/or action at the school. Left to right — Noah
Pottinger, Manny O’Lari, Brian Nano Jr., Amanda Holden, Adrianna Durand,
Erik Dickerson, Alex McIntosh, Alyssa Potenti, Lily King, and Sydni Couture.
Missing from the photo are Hannah Morton and Robin Cruz.
School
Penn tells ‘60 Minutes’ his ‘El Chapo’ mission ‘failed’
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and 3x3 box contains every digit from 1 to 9 exclusively.
Answer On Page 10
KEENE, N.H. — The following North Quabbin area
students were named to
the fall dean’s list at Keene
State College:
Athol
Josefina White.
Orange
Danielle Recos.
Actor Rickman
remembered
CORDWOOD
NEW YORK (AP) — Sean
Penn says his article on Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El
Chapo” Guzman “failed” in
its mission.
Speaking to CBS’ “60 Minutes,” the actor said his intention in tracking down the
escaped drug kingpin and
writing about him for “Rolling Stone” was to kick-start a
discussion of the U.S. government’s policy on the War on
Drugs.
But the public’s attention
has instead been focused on
the fact that Penn found and
Dean’s List
met with Guzman for seven
hours in a mountain hideout
last October while he was still
evading Mexican officials. He
was apprehended only last
week after six months on the
run.
Excerpts from the interview
with Penn were released Friday. The interview airs on “60
Minutes” Sunday.
Penn has been drawn into a
controversy over whether he
may have assisted in the recapture effort, or, conversely, may
have prolonged the search by
keeping silent until the article
was published last week.
Penn said the Mexican government was “clearly very humiliated” but insisted he had
played no role in Guzman’s
eventual recapture.
“We had met with him
many weeks earlier,” he says.
“On October 2nd, in a place
nowhere near where he was
captured.”
Guzman’s reason for agreeing to meet with the Hollywood star was first explained
as resulting from his interest
in having a movie made about
him.
LONDON (AP) — British actor Alan Rickman, a
classically trained stage star
and sensual screen villain in
the “Harry Potter” saga and
other films, has died. He was
69.
Rickman’s family said that
the actor died early Thursday in London after a battle
with cancer.
Daniel Radcliffe, who
played opposite Rickman in
eight “Harry Potter” films,
said Rickman was “undoubtedly one of the greatest actors I will ever work with.”
Born to a working-class
London family in 1946 and
trained at the prestigious
Royal Academy of Dramatic
Art, Rickman was often cast
as the bad guy; with his rich,
languid voice he could invest
evil with wicked, irresistible
relish.
His breakout role was as
scheming French aristocrat
the Vicomte de Valmont
in an acclaimed 1985 Royal Shakespeare Company
production of Christopher
Hampton’s “Les Liaisons
Dangereuses.”
Film roles included Hans
Gruber, the psychopathic
villain who tormented Bruce
Willis in “Die Hard” in
1988; a deceased lover who
consoles his bereaved partner in 1990’s “Truly Madly
Deeply”; the wicked Sheriff
of Nottingham in “Robin
Hood: Prince of Thieves”
in 1991; and a wayward husband in 2003 romantic comedy “Love Actually.”
Millions know him from
the Potter films, in which
he played Hogwarts teacher
Severus Snape, who was either a nemesis or an ally —
possibly both — to the titular teenage wizard.
Radcliffe, who played
Harry, said Rickman “was
one of the first of the adults
on Potter to treat me like
a peer rather than a child.
Working with him at such a
formative age was incredibly
important and I will carry
the lessons he taught me for
the rest of my life and career.”
Harry Potter creator J.K.
Rowling tweeted that “there
are no words to express how
shocked and devastated I am
to hear of Alan Rickman’s
death. He was a magnificent actor (and) a wonderful
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Over 30 yrs. experience. Call for
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GRIFF'S RUBBISH— Removal.
Brush, building materials, appliances, etc. Surrounding towns
curbside service. Gary Griffith,
(978)249–6468.
MALLET RUBBISH— And recycling. Commercial, residential,
roll-off services. Containerized
service. Weekly curbside service.
(978)249–9662.
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HAYDEN ROOFING
Residential & Commercial
Siding • Windows • Doors
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Lic. #88780
(978)544-3140
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Additions, Decks, Siding
Kitchen & Bath Remodeling.
MCS #062506, HIC #117243
(978)544–7221
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CLEANING
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F.A. Moschetti
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(978)939–8645
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BOB'S PAINTING— Interior/ exterior. Free estimates. Insured,
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Additions, Seamless Gutters &
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For all your home
improvement needs
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CSL #186007, HIC #126980
CLEAN SWEEP— Chimney service. Cleaning, masonry, repairs,
liner installation. Inspection.
(978)544-8848.
LEBLANC ENTERPRISES—
Rubbish removal. Weekly curbside pick-up. All other debris and
cleanouts. (978)249-4061.
RENT- A- HANDYMAN— Home
carpentry, sheetrock, painting,
repairs, property maintenance.
Reasonable, reliable. References. (978)544-7455 or
[email protected].
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BURNER GUYS— 24 Hour Oil
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BARTLETT'S PLUMBING
AND HEATING
Drain Cleaning, Gas & Oil,
Service/Repairs,
Installation/Cleaning
Free Estimates, Lic. #30155
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For Emergencies (978)846-9840
PETERSHAM
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Chimney Repair & Rebuild
Custom Fireplaces
Walkways & Retaining Walls
All Types of Masonry & Roofing
Free Estimates & Insured
(978)227-4044 (978)249-9081
A. F. MALLET EXCAVATING—
Septic systems, excavating, site
work and driveway repair. Free
estimates. Fully licensed and insured. Andy (978)790-8667, Tom
(978)503-8959. License
#114914.
FURNITURE REFINISHING—
Stripping, repair and restoration.
For experience and care, free estimates, pick up and delivery call
Rosanne Amodeo (978)5448237.
KK ROLL OFF CONTAINERS—
Construction, demo, roof debris,
household clean out. Karl
Knechtel (978)944-3004,
(978)248-9894.
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LERAY HANDYMAN— Service.
Carpentry, Drywall, Painting,
Flooring, Roofing, Siding & Masonry repairs, Odd jobs. Free estimates. Jason (978)724-4550 or
[email protected].
License #176734.
ATHOL GLASS COMPANY—
63 Main Street. Home and Commercial. Screens and New Windows. (978)249-4872.
CAPONE PAINTING— & Wallpapering. Custom ceilings. Exterior power washing. And More.
(978)894-5107.
THE GARAGE— One Barre
Road, Junctions 122 and 32,
Petersham. (978)724-3237. Full
service auto repair.
KEN'S RUBBISH REMOVAL—
And Recycling. Weekly curbside
pickup. Athol/ Orange area.
(978)249-9900, (978)413-2764.
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Services
ASPRIN TREE CO.— Full Tree
Service & Removal. No Tree Too
Big or Small. Chipping. Storm
Damage. Free estimates. Fully
insured. 29 years experience.
(978)544-8901, (413)824-7585.
DENNIS BRAMHALL BUILDER
Custom Homes, Barns,
Garages, Remodeling,
Additions, Roofing, Siding,
Decks, Replacement Windows
Fully insured and free estimates
CSL #070066, HIC #131173
Quality, honesty and hard work
(978)544-1579
KK BUILDERS— Custom
homes, garages, additions and
decks. Everything from floors to
roofs. Fully insured. CSL
#090276, HIC #151230. Karl
Knechtel (978)944-3004.
WRIGHTS WELDING
(978)249-4023
Welding of all Kinds
SPANKY'S TREE SERVICE—
Tree removal, stump grinding,
brush chipping and storm
cleanup. Fully insured. Free estimates. (978)633-4226 or
(978)895-5445.
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By Dean Young & Mike Gersher
By Dik Browne
By Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman
By David Gilbert
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J. SAULT DRYWALL— Sheetrock installed and finished. Refinish plaster walls and ceilings to
look new. Textures, painting.
(978)544-2613.
R&R CLEANERS— Refresh and
rejuvenate your home or business. Cleaning Specialists. 20
years experience. Serving Athol,
Orange and surrounding areas.
Larissa Kidder, cell (413)2854659, home office (413)4221239.
J&R TREE SERVICE— Tree
and brush removal, storm clean
up. Free estimates. Fully insured.
(978)895-7267, (978)544-5410.
Rich Harrington
Journeyman Electrician
25 Years Experience
New & Old Construction
Generator Back-up Systems
Service Upgrades
Fully Insured. Free Estimates.
Lic. #E38511
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Snowplowing
SNOWPLOWING
& SANDING
Commercial Parking Lots
Residential Driveways
24 Hour Service and
20 Years In the Business
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PIANO, ORGAN— Keyboard. All
ages. Classical, pop, theory, harmony. Janet Paoletti
(978)249–9254.
MUSIKIDS— Piano, violin, guitar and vocal instruction. All ages
and levels. Victoria BartlettRoche (978)249-7771.
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for Sale
BAD CREDIT???— Establish
good credit at Salvadore Auto
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Ed at (978)630-5949 or Carlos at
(978)630-5924. Salvadore Auto
Group, 442 West Broadway,
Gardner. Exit 22 off Route 2.
www.DriveSal.com.
GLEASON MOTORS, LLC—
Clouatre's under new ownership.
Clean used vehicles, reasonable
prices. Financing available, Bad
or no credit. Rental cars available. (978)544-1895.
CHEVY CAVALIER— 2004,
145,000 miles. Everything works,
runs and drives fine. $1800. Ask
for Tony. (413)522-1395.
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Musical
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SANTA SEZ, THANKS— Trumpets- $200, Clarinets- $190,
Trombones- $200, Alto Saxes$295, violins, guitars, flutes- silver plated- $210, Guaranteed.
Call Santa's Helper Bob.
(978)544-3649.
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Pets
& Supplies
MOUNT TULLY— Pet Hotel/
Store. Boarding, Daycare,
Grooming for dogs and cats.
Fish, reptiles, birds, feeds.
(978)575-0614. Open 7 days.
BARK'N BEAUTIES— Mobile
grooming van. Specializing in
handling cats. We conveniently
come to you. (978)399-3893.
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Lawn &
Garden Care
BARK MULCH— And wood
chips. Rough Cut Lumber, North
Dana Road, New Salem.
(978)575–0475.
MINER LANDSCAPING
(978)544-6526
Design/Maintenance
www.minerlandscaping.com
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Goods
WHOLESALE CARPET— Service. 35 years experience. Call
Bruce (978)249-6331.
BUYING OR SELLING anything
at all, check our Classified Section, (978)249-3535.
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LYESIUK'S FLOORING— Sales
and Service. Carpet, vinyl, laminate, hardwood and more. Free
estimates. Please call Nick at
(978)575-0606.
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Building
Materials
NATIVE LUMBER— Pine
boards, hemlock dimension, hard
and soft wood beams and timbers. Wood chips, bark mulch.
Custom sawing. Monday thru Friday 7:30-4:30, Saturday, 8 to 12.
Rough Cut, Old North Dana Rd.,
New Salem. (978)575–0475.
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LOG LENGTH FIREWOOD—
Heyes Forest Products. Call for
delivery: (978)544-8801. VisaM/C accepted.
TRUCKLOAD SEASONED—
Firewood, 180 cubic feet,
(413)336-2186.
FIREWOOD— And tree length
loads. Call Adams Logging,
evenings (978)544-8148.
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Moving
& Storage
WEATHERHEAD
STORAGE
5x5, 5x15, 10x10,
10x15, 10x20, 10x30
Storage units available.
(413)423-3831
REGAL STORAGE
CENTERS LLC
Self Storage Units
*Special small moving boxes*
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32 Brown Street
Athol, MA 01331
(978)249-2600
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COINS, POSTCARDS— Pre
1973 baseball cards. Stamps,
local history. (978)249-0156.
NORTH QUABBIN— Antiques
Cash paid for good used furniture, antiques, collectibles, silver, gold, coins, glassware, pottery, quilts, jewelry, frames, tools,
and toys. We buy attic, cellar &
barn contents. Top dollar paid!
Call (978)544-2465.
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WE BUY ANTIQUES— Used
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coins, vintage toys. One piece or
e n t i r e e s t a t e . C a l l P a u l at
(978)249-2751 or (978)5025008. 5 E. Main Street, Orange.
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VALLEY TAX SERVICE— 2428
Main Street, Athol. Call day or
night (978)249-2888.
PROFESSIONAL TAX SERV.—
Call Debra for quote. No obligation. (978)895-0665. Expert
Taxes without Large Company
Prices.
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and experience with young children a plus. Serve Safe Certified
preferred, but willing to train.
Send letter of interest and references to: Little Tot Daycare, 107
Park Street, Athol, MA 01331.
FULL-TIME— Seeking serious
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yourself to: [email protected].
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OFFICE ASSISTANT— Seasonal. High traffic volume environment, multi tasking and strong
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(413)774-0118.
BLOWN FILM EXTRUSION—
Operators needed for local
Franklin County Manufacturer
with experience. Competitive
pay. Temp to hire opportunities.
(413)774-4562.
LOOKING FOR— Experienced
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(978)632-3830.
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dogs. Near new library.
(978)297-3149 or (978)9436208.
ORANGE— 1 bedroom. 2nd and
3rd floor. Heat, parking, trash included. No pets. $675. (508)3412265.
ATHOL— 2 Room Studio. Lots
of storage. Centrally located.
Second floor in quiet, clean building. Stove, refrigerator. $500. Security, references required .
(978)895-5415.
ORANGE— Studio, 1st floor.
Very nice, quiet area. Kitchenette. $480 monthly, first &
last. Evenings(413)339-0180,
daytime(413)259-7473.
ATHOL— Large 3 bedroom, 2nd
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(978)420-5893.
WARWICK— 5 Bedroom, 2 Car
Garage, Orange Road. 1st and
last months rent. No pets. $1500
per month. Bob (978)544-3942.
ATHOL— 4 Bedroom, 1 1/2
baths, no utilities, washer and
drier hookups, large dining and
kitchen. First, last and security.
References. $1,050 per month.
(802)796-3415.
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acre of land, private setting.
Share kitchen, living/ dining room
a n d l a u n d r y . $ 1 2 5 w e e k l y.
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shoveling program persuad-
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Today is Saturday, Jan. 16,
the 16th day of 2016. There
are 350 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On Jan. 16, 1991, the
White House announced the
start of Operation Desert
Storm to drive Iraqi forces
out of Kuwait. (Allied forces
prevailed on Feb. 28, 1991.)
On this date:
In 1547, Ivan IV of Russia
(popularly known as “Ivan
the Terrible”) was crowned
Czar.
In 1865, Union Maj. Gen.
William T. Sherman decreed
that 400,000 acres of land in
the South would be divided
into 40-acre lots and given
to former slaves. (The order,
later revoked by President
Andrew Johnson, is believed
to have inspired the expression, “Forty acres and a
mule.”)
In 1883, the U.S. Civil Service Commission was established.
In 1920, Prohibition began
in the United States as the
18th Amendment to the U.S.
Constitution took effect, one
year to the day after its ratification. (It was later repealed
Tickets on sale for Thayer
Symphony Valentine’s Day concert
FITCHBURG — The Thayer Symphony Orchestra will present a Valentine’s Day concert on Feb.
13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Dukakis Performing Arts
Center at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical High School, 1050 Westminster St. Rte. 2A.
The concert features selected members of the
TSO performing as the European Salon Orchestra.
The rapid drive of society and the consequent
lack of leisure time might have caused the disappearance of live music in coffee houses and hotel
lobbies. At the turn of the last century, when society had clear ‘rules of engagement’, live music pervaded much of daily life. The newest hit from the
operetta or concert hall could be recreated in a wide
variety of audible “instantaneous art,” in a smaller
but still true form, through the salon orchestra.
Can a revival of this original coffee house music
be anticipated? There are examples of resurgence:
witness Andre Rieux, whose concerts convert large
audiences to Waltzing waves, and the popular TV
series ‘Downton Abbey’ bringing back some of the
sonorous sunny songs of the sinful 1920s.
Against this backdrop, the Thayer Symphony
Orchestra will make a wide variety of this “instantaneous art” audible once again. The theme of the
concert will harken back to the political dimension of bygone popular entertainment from 1840 to
1930. Orchestra and audience members will enjoy
the balancing act between the sensitive tones of
classical music and swinging dance rhythms. Tickets are available at www.thayersymphony.org
or by calling 978-466-1800.
by the 21st Amendment.)
In 1935, fugitive gangster
Fred Barker and his mother,
Kate “Ma” Barker, were
killed in a shootout with the
FBI at Lake Weir, Florida.
In 1942, actress Carole
Lombard, 33, her mother,
Elizabeth, and 20 other people were killed when their
plane crashed near Las Vegas, Nevada, while en route
to California from a warbond promotion tour.
In 1957, three B-52’s took
off from Castle Air Force
Base in California on the
first non-stop, round-theworld flight by jet planes,
which lasted 45 hours and
19 minutes. Classical music
conductor Arturo Toscanini
died in New York at age 89.
In 1969, two manned Soviet Soyuz spaceships became
the first vehicles to dock in
space and transfer personnel.
In 1978, NASA named
35 candidates to fly on the
space shuttle, including Sally
K. Ride, who became America’s first woman in space,
and Guion S. Bluford Jr.,
who became America’s first
black astronaut in space.
In 1989, three days of rioting began in Miami when
a police officer fatally shot
Clement Lloyd, a black motorcyclist, causing a crash
that also claimed the life
of Lloyd’s passenger, Allan
Blanchard. (The officer, William Lozano, was convicted
of manslaughter, but then
was acquitted in a retrial.)
In 2003, the space shuttle
Columbia blasted off for
what turned out to be its
last flight; on board was Israel’s first astronaut, Ilan
Ramon. (The mission ended
in tragedy on Feb. 1, when
the shuttle broke up during
its return descent, killing all
seven crew members.)
Ten years ago: A U.S.
military helicopter crashed
north of Baghdad, killing the
two crew members; it was
the third American chopper
to go down in ten days.
Five years ago: “The
Social Network” won top
movie honors at the Golden
Globes with four prizes, including best drama and director; “The Kids Are All
Right” won for best musical
or comedy. Top TV honors
went to “Boardwalk Empire” and “Glee.”
One year ago: Anti-terrorism raids across Europe
netted dozens of suspects as
authorities rushed to thwart
more attacks by people with
links to Mideast Islamic extremists.
Today’s Birthdays: Author William Kennedy is 88.
Author-editor Norman Podhoretz is 86. Opera singer
Marilyn Horne is 82. Hall
of Fame auto racer A.J.
Foyt is 81. Singer Barbara
Lynn is 74. Country singer
Ronnie Milsap is 73. Singer
Katherine Anderson Schaffner (The Marvelettes) is 72.
Country singer Jim Stafford is 72. Talk show host
Dr. Laura Schlessinger is
69. Movie director John
Carpenter is 68. Actressdancer-choreographer Debbie Allen is 66. Model Kate
Moss is 42. Country musician James Young (The Eli
Young Band) is 36. Rock
musician Nick Valensi (The
Strokes) is 35. Actress Renee
Felice Smith (TV: “NCIS:
Los Angeles”) is 31. NFL
quaterback Joe Flacco is 31.
Actress Yvonne Zima is 27.
Thought for Today: “I
have noticed that the people
who are late are often so
much jollier than the people
who have to wait for them.”
— E.V. Lucas, English writer
and publisher (1868-1938).
Hate mail is rekindling
confusion of two colleges
NORTON, Mass. (AP) — Officials at Wheaton College in Massachusetts say the school has been taking
heat for a campus dispute at Wheaton College in Illinois, an unrelated Christian school.
Confusion between the two schools resulted in a wave
of angry emails sent to the Massachusetts school after
the Illinois college moved to fire a professor who had
shown solidarity with Muslims this month. Officials at
the Massachusetts school, which is secular, say they frequently deal with that confusion.
But the hostility in those emails led the school’s president to launch a campaign to clear up the confusion.
He’s asking students and faculty members to spread the
college’s message of tolerance across social media.
MAKING A STATEMENT — An audience member
wears a sticker on his back opposing wage increases during a public hearing on proposals to raise
the minimum wage at the Oregon Capitol Building
in Salem on Thursday. In an effort to stave off two
potential ballot measures this fall and put to rest
months of aggressive debate with a compromise,
Gov. Kate Brown on Thursday proposed a phased,
two-tiered hike to the state minimum wage that has
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