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LYFT, GM ROLL OUT CAR RENTAL PROGRAM TO ATTRACT MORE DRIVERS

Drivers for ride-hailing app Lyft will no longer face the imperative of owning a car under a rental program launched with General Motors. The initiative is the first to come out of a two-monthold partnership between the automotive giant and ride service upstart, and is Lyft’s latest move to get more drivers on its app as it continues to trail ride-hailing behemoth Uber. To kick off the program, GM will provide a fleet of 125 Chevrolet Equinox cars to drivers in Chicago by the end of the month, the companies said. “We have now made car ownership optional on both sides of the market,” said Lyft President and co-founder John Zimmer. Passengers don’t need to own a car if they use Lyft, he said, and now drivers do not need to own a car to work for it. REUTERS

FIGHTING SPREADS IN SOUTHEAST TURKEY AFTER ANKARA BOMB

Fighting between Turkish security forces and Kurdish militants spread, with tanks, helicopters and armored cars deployed after a suicide bombing that killed 37 people in the capital Ankara. The deadliest violence took place in Diyarbakir, the largest city in mainly Kurdish southeastern Turkey, where Kurdistan Workers Party fighters blocked roads and clashed with security forces overnight as a police helicopter flew overhead, witnesses said. One police officer and three militants were killed in Diyarbakir and a second police officer was killed in the town of Nusaybin, where the PKK launched an attack, security sources said. No one has claimed responsibility for Sunday’s car bomb that tore through a crowded transport hub in Ankara, but security officials have blamed two members of the outlawed separatist PKK. REUTERS

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New York City dogs will ﬁnd it even easier to beg for scraps under new rules that allow them to sit with their owners at restaurants’ outdoor tables. The city’s health department on Tuesday released new regulations under a state law passed last year that permits municipalities to set their own rules for dogs in outdoor dining areas. Under the rules, dogs must be licensed and vaccinated against rabies, though restaurants will not be required to verify that dogs have the proper paperwork as an earlier draft had called for. Instead, participating restaurants must post signs to alert customers to the requirements. The regulations take eﬀect in mid-April, just as the outdoor dining season begins in earnest. REUTERS

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What’s a little mumps between roomies? While a handful of campuses have reported mumps infections, basic precautions and education about symptoms should keep students safe. CHRIS CAESAR @MetroBOS

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A number of college campuses in the greater Boston area reported mumps infections on their campuses this year, including a handful of students at Harvard, Bentley, UMass Boston and a recent case discovered on the Tufts campus. Should students be alarmed? Not really. Though Boston received nine reports of the mumps so far this year, the disease is “no longer very common,” according to the Centers for Disease Control. That being said, the number of cases can vary widely each year, from a couple hundred to thousands — for example, in 2010, the United States

saw 2,612 cases, but only 229 in 2012. So, it’s not unusual to see a burst of infections from time to time, especially on college campuses, where students often live in cramped proximity to one another. According to The Boston Globe, mumps outbreaks were reported on campuses in the Bay State in 2006, 2008 and 2013. While the state has strict laws requiring students in college and K-12 receive multiple measles, mumps and rubella vaccinations before they attend school, the vaccine is effective only about 88 percent of the time in preventing an infection. “Nothing in medicine works 100 percent of the time, of course,” Dr. Ani-

Symptoms and severity Those at risk should also familiarize themselves with the signs and symptoms of mumps, she said. The disease usually presents itself as a mostly mild illness, though in time it can wreak havoc on those infected — left unchecked, common symptoms like a low fever, headache and swelling in the jaw and glands can lead to more serious complications like meningitis or the swelling of the brain and

but it’s not as effective as we’d like.” To be sure, the vaccine has nearly stamped out the virus since its introduction in 1967 — the CDC reports cases dropped over 99 percent in the decades to follow. Still, in the close quarters

testicles in men. Symptoms can appear anywhere from two to four weeks after contact with an infected person, according to health oﬃcials. Barry stressed that mumps symptoms — including the telltale swelling of the jaw — can also be caused by other kinds of infections, but that anyone experiencing them should still make a point to see their doctor as soon as possible.

the same steps they normally would to avoid infectious diseases, noting the disease is caused by an airborne virus spread through coughing or sneezing. “If someone is obviously ill, it’s always a good idea to stay about 6 feet away from their face,” Barry said. “And that’s true not just for mumps, but other diseases.” Barry also recommended students stay away from sharing “cigarettes, eating utensils, lipsticks, bottles” or other objects that could transmit mucus or saliva.

“If someone is obviously ill, it’s always a good idea to stay about 6 feet away from their face. And that’s true not just for mumps, but other diseases.” Barry

ta Barry, director of the Infectious Disease Bureau at the Boston Public Health Commission told Metro. “The mumps vaccine is the best we have,

of a college dormitory, that 12 percent failure rate can start to add up. As a precaution, Barry recommends that even vaccinated students take

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Harvard to retire law school seal tied to slavery Harvard University will replace the official shield of its prestigious law school which features the family crest of an 18th century slave holder, after students objected to its racist associations, the school said on Monday. The Harvard Corporation, the Massachusetts university’s governing body, voted to approve a recommendation by a Harvard Law School committee to retire the shield. The decision comes as emblems linked to slavery on college and public properties have been the target of protests by students and others who see them as insensitive. Harvard President Drew Faust told Martha Minow, dean of the law school, on Monday that the university backed the recommendation. Designed in 1936, the shield displays three sheaves of wheat taken from the Royalls family coat of arms, with the university’s motto, “Veritas,” the Latin word for

truth, scrolled on three panels across the top. The emblem was modeled on the coat of arms of the family of Isaac Royall, who media reports said was the son of an Antiguan slaveholder and endower of the first law professorship at Harvard. A committee organized by the law school voted to recommend scraping it after criticism by a student group. Faust said she hoped the law school would introduce a new seal in time for the law school’s bicentennial in 2017. “While we accept the request to change the shield, we do so on the understanding that the school will actively explore other steps to recognize rather than to suppress the realities of its history, mindful of our shared obligation to honor the past not by seeking to erase it, but rather by bringing it to light and learning from it,” she wrote. REUTERS

Organizers had sued to keep a longer version of the St. Patrick’s Day parade route.

A federal judge on Tuesday blocked an effort by the city of Boston to shorten this Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day parade, saying that city officials would be violating parade organizers’ right to free assembly and expression. Mayor Martin Walsh early this month said the city would cut the 115-year-old parade’s permitted route through South Boston by half to 1.6 miles, a move that he said would dramatically cut the cost of policing the event, which

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draws tens of thousands of sometimes rowdy revelers. It would have been the second year in a row the parade marched on a shortened route; Walsh last year requested the

cut as Boston struggled to clean up a record-setting 9 feet of snowfall. The parade organizers, the South Boston Allied War Veterans Council, fought the effort to shorten this year’s

parade, suing the city in U.S. District Court in Boston and contending this year’s cuts violated organizers’ constitutionally protected rights to free assembly and expression. REUTERS

MBTA to release employee performance data The MBTA will release new data showing that employees’ overtime rates and absenteeism declined during the first two months of 2016, which led to 37 percent fewer dropped trips for weekday rail service. The MBTA’s new report, set to be presented during Wednesday’s Fiscal and Management

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House Speaker Ryan calls for less violence on campaign trail House Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday condemned efforts to disrupt political rallies, but said all presidential candidates must bear responsibility to help curb violence at campaign events and create a less hostile atmosphere. “All candidates have an obligation to do what they can do ...provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce violence, to not incite violence,” Ryan told reporters, speaking after a string of chaotic events that have been most notable at campaign rallies for front-runner Donald Trump. Separately, Ryan

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BRIEF Liberal groups urge nonviolent movement to stop Trump U.S. liberal groups, divided in their support of Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, have urged a united, active opposition to Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner. In an open letter released on Tuesday, a group of liberal organizations called for a “non-violent movement” to thwart Trump’s candidacy for November’s general election, calling the New York billionaire a “hate-peddling bigot who openly incites violence.” “This is a ﬁve-alarm ﬁre for our democracy,” said the letter, which was signed by the leaders of the liberal advocacy group MoveOn.org, a supporter of Sanders, and the Service Employees International Union, a major labor union that is

backing Clinton. Representatives of 20 other groups signed the letter, which was published online as Americans in ﬁve states voted in the latest round of primary contests to pick party nominees for the Nov. 8 election. Trump has alarmed many in America, not just liberals, with his campaign rhetoric, from calling Mexican immigrants rapists and drug dealers to his proposal to ban Muslims temporarily from entering the United States. Protests have become a recurring, noisy feature at Trump’s rallies and in recent days, tensions have risen sharply as a few of Trump’s mostly white supporters have punched or bloodied protesters, many of whom are black or Latino, in scuﬄes in or outside campaign venues. REUTERS

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BRIEF Russian warplanes leave Syria, raising UN hopes for peace talks Russian warplanes ﬂew home from Syria on Tuesday as Moscow started to withdraw forces that have tipped the war President Bashar al-Assad’s way, and the U.N. envoy said he hoped the move would help peace talks in Geneva. As the ﬁrst aircraft touched down in Russia, U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura called President

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Vladimir Putin’s move a “significant development” toward resolving a crisis which this week passes its fifth anniversary. While Assad’s opponents hope the announcement signals a shift in Russian support, its full significance has yet to become clear: Russia is keeping an air base and an undeclared number of forces in Syria. Russian jets were in action against Islamic State on Tuesday. Assad also still enjoys military

backing from Iran, which has sent forces to Syria along with Lebanon’s Hezbollah. Putin’s surprise announcement has led to speculation that Moscow may want to press Assad toward showing more ﬂexibility at the Geneva talks, where his government has ruled out discussion of the presidency or a negotiated transfer of power. Damascus has dismissed any talk of diﬀerences with its ally and says the move was

coordinated and the result of army gains on the ground. Russia, however, last month expressed frustration with Assad, saying he was out of step with its diplomacy. British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, whose government supports the opposition, indicated the gaps in Western understanding of Putin, saying he had “no insight at all into Russia’s strategy” after a decision that came out of the blue. REUTERS

Brussels raid house of Paris suspects Streets around the house in a southern section of the city were sealed off by police, journalists at the scene said. Belgian police on Tuesday killed a gunman in a raid on a Brussels apartment linked to Islamist militants involved in November’s Paris attacks, and two others were on the run, state broadcaster RTBF reported. Belgium’s federal prosecutor said earlier one or more suspects had barricaded themselves into an apartment after police had come under heavy weapon fire through a door when carrying out the raid. Belgian media said four police officers were wounded. Belgian daily DH said one suspect was shot dead after being spotted from a police helicopter in a nearby garden. Phone calls made by Reuters seeking comment from police and prosecutors were not answered. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said French police took part in the raid in the Belgian capital. Streets around the house in a southern section of the

city were sealed off by police, Reuters journalists at the scene said. “This operation is connected to the Paris attacks,” a spokesman for Belgium’s federal prosecutor said. Reuters journalists heard gunshots as police commandos crowded into the street where the raid unfolded. Investigators believe much of the planning and preparation for the Nov. 13 bombing and shooting rampage in Paris that killed 130 people were carried out by young French and Belgian nationals, some of whom fought in Syria for Islamic State. The area around Tuesday’s raid, near a car factory and a major northsouth railway linking Paris and Amsterdam, was sealed off, and a police helicopter buzzed overhead. Police told residents to stay indoors and schools and kindergartens close to the scene of the shootings were in lockdown, residents said. Belgian security forces have been actively hunting suspects and associates of the militants involved in the attacks in Paris. Some of the attackers came from Brussels. REUTERS

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Jaden Smith will wear a dress, OK? Second-generation Hollywood scion and Twitter capitalization abuser Jaden Smith wants to make one thing clear: He doesn’t care what you think about him wearing skirts and dresses, so stop trying to impose your outmoded ideas of fashion and gender norms on him. Sheesh. “I feel like people are kind of confused about gender norms. I feel like people don’t really get it,” he tells British GQ. “I’m not saying that I get it, I’m just saying that I’ve never seen any distinction. I don’t see man clothes and woman clothes, I just see scared people and comfortable people.” But, if you thought for a moment that maybe you and Smith the Younger were finally seeing eye to eye on something and maybe, just maybe, the musingprone teen was finally making sense, he’s got some world-healing

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ambitions locked and loaded to alienate you again, don’t worry: “I’m really working towards just fixing the whole planet Earth. I really just want to create a utopia on this planet,” he says. “I really want to make it so that people don’t have to die to pay bills and just work to survive. So that they can work to actually live and do the things that they love to do.” Oh, is that all?

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Kerry Washington doesn’t know how she can make this any clearer: She doesn’t talk about her personal life. In interviews, on Twitter, wherever. And that means not addressing rumors that she and husband Nnamdi Asomugha are headed for a divorce. “I think — and this is something Reese Witherspoon has talked

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about a lot — it’s a little different for me because I don’t talk about my personal life,” the “Scandal” star said during a SXSW panel. “Social media has actually been great for [other celebrities’] relationships with the weeklies or the gossip sites because people say things and they say, ‘That’s not true! Just so you know, that’s BS!’” While that’s tempting, that’s not Washington’s M.O., though. “If I don’t talk about my personal life, it means I don’t talk about my personal life,” she added. “That means not only did I not tell you when I was getting married, it also means if somebody has rumors about what’s going on in my marriage, I don’t refute them, because I don’t talk about my personal life.” So … no comment, then?

Ben Affleck is fine with Ricky Gervais joking about him The new “Batman v Superman” movie is nearly upon us, which means we’re about to see a noted uptick in Ben Affleck interviews. And while I’m not expecting him to be as forthcoming as soon-to-be ex-wife Jennifer Garner was in Vanity Fair, he’s going to have to say something. And look! He’s already started. The New York Times asked

Affleck about Ricky Gervais’ Golden Globes joke made at his expense — “He’s also the only person who Ben Affleck hasn’t been unfaithful to: Please welcome Matt Damon” — and Affleck’s totally down. “It’s the way Ricky Gervais perceives me, I suppose,” Affleck says. “I’ve had jokes made at my expense before. It’s part of the deal.”

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Why is Selena trying to blow up Kendall’s spot? To hear Selena Gomez tell it, Kendall Jenner is totes dating someone, along with the rest of her friends. “None of them are single, just so you know,” Gomez said in an interview this week with London’s Capital FM radio. “Taylor [Swift] is not single, Gigi [Hadid] is not single, neither is Kendall. I am the only single one.” Poor thing. But maybe she’s not so alone in her aloneness, as sources at E! News are quick to

correct her on Jenner’s relationship status: “Kendall is single,” the source says. “She is not dating Harry [Styles] anymore, but they are still friends and if they are in the same city they likely would [hang out]. Nothing bad happened between them, just busy schedules.” So either Gomez needs to update her info or she needs to fall in line with what Jenner wants out there. That’s what friends are for, right?

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Sacha Baron Cohen, in atypical fashion, hasn’t been doing the press tours for his new film “The Brothers Grimsby” entirely in character. One reason: Unlike Ali G, Borat and Bruno, his newest character — Nobby, the Northern English hooligan and layabout at the helm of the action-comedy — is too new and not widely known. But he did some interviews in character — including this one. We spoke to Cohen-as-Nobby for the dirty, crazy, politically incorrect movie, which finds him reuniting with his long-lost brother (Mark Strong), who just happens to be a James Bond-ian superspy. Do you ever feel ashamed? Well, I’m hungover, I’m covered in vomit, my older son’s been arrested for burning down his school and my 9-year-old just got his probation officer pregnant. So today, no, I’m not ashamed, I’m proud. I’m also proud that, apart from me, four other cast members in this movie

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are actually from Grimsby, which makes it the town’s biggest employer! I don’t believe in shame. I think life’s about balance — fun and responsibility. Yes, have a drink, yes, have a smoke, yes, have a little gamble, maybe even drugs … but then it’s homework and straight off to bed. I’m a tough dad, but you have to be. Russia’s been in the news a great deal of late. What do you know about that country? When I became a spy, I had to learn all sorts of amazing facts about Russia. For example, I’ve noticed from my research — Bond films and pornography — that Russian women are generally sexier than the girls where I’m from. When the Vikings arrived in England — raping and pillaging — and got to Grimsby, they said: “Do you know what? Let’s maybe just do some pillaging here.” In the ﬁlm, you put some ﬁrecrackers up your behind, which actually didn’t look that funny … Well, it wasn’t funny for me either, especially when I realized it was in the wrong way and was supposed to be pointing out. Why on earth isn’t there a warning on the box? What is your favorite story from the set? Probably the funniest

thing I’ve seen in a long time was when Penelope Cruz, who’s in our movie, showed us her favorite party trick: playing the whole of “Hello” by Adele out of her bottom — note perfect. She didn’t even soil herself — though apparently that chord change in the second chorus can get a bit messy sometimes. Thank you for the laughs, Penelope. And thank you for leaving your trailer unlocked. If anybody wants to buy a Spanish version of “Mein Kampf” it’s on eBay. Do you think our planet is overpopulated? I was chatting about this exact thing last night with my girlfriend and 11 children. I reckon it’s probably because countries are shrinking. When will we achieve world peace? All I know is that if we just put our differences aside and love one another, nothing ever gets sorted out. No, I’m actually a peace-afist. I think we have to love one another, especially our children. My kids are the reason I get up in the afternoon. Do you think of yourself as scum? No. And even if I am, it’s scum who built the hospitals, the factories and the mansions for rich people to live in. It’s scum who keep the “Fast and Furious” franchise alive.

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The spy snitch Holly Taylor of “The Americans” discusses her character’s Season Four dilemma. RACHEL RACZKA @rachelraczka

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Holly Taylor calls us after leaving Wayne Hills High School in New Jersey, where she’s balancing her senior year and starring in FX’s spy drama “The Americans.” The 18-yearold actress plays Paige Jennings, the up-until-lastseason unknowing teenage daughter of agents Elizabeth (Keri Russell) and Philip Jennings (Matthew Rhys). In a devastating moment of panic, Taylor’s character blows her parents’ cover to her confidante — Pastor Tim (Kelly AuCoin) — in the Season 3 finale after they reveal their plan to fold her into their Russian informant scheme. Taylor, on the other hand, is as cool as a cucumber, having mastered

maneuvering out of her crowded parking lot following the 2:16 p.m. final bell at school. She’s worked out a plan with her teachers that allows for her to keep up with her filming obligations. “It’s kind of disappointing because everyone has told me that senior year would be the easiest, but I might want to sue everyone who told me that because there’s so much going on ” she laughs. Her character picks up in Season Four — premiering Wednesday at 10 p.m. — and will be faced with the unpleasant ramifications of her ratting out her parents. Taylor weighs in on Paige’s upcoming consequences. The scene at the end of Season 3, where Paige calls Pastor Tim, must have been so dramatic to ﬁlm, because not only is it emotionally charged, it’s totally one-sided. What was that like for you? That was an exciting

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scene to film, and I knew it would be challenging because when I have to be emotional and cry, I’ll usually react off of what other people are doing. But for that, it’s just me talking and we couldn’t hear Pastor Tim on the other end of the phone. Dan Sackheim directed that episode and he was really helpful and got me to that headspace. He made sure I had time to collect my thoughts in-between takes and it

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Was there any ad-libbing to that conversation? At one point, Paige speciﬁcally tells Pastor Tim, “They’re not Americans,” which is so funny given the name of the show. No, that was all very specific to the script. That’s her way of trying to break it down and understand it. [That phrase] was opposite of the show [title], but that’s the irony of the show. I think that’s

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I saw you retweeting a fan comment that Paige is actually the only “good guy” of the show because she turns in Russian spies. What did you think about that concept? I thought that was so interesting because a lot of the times people bash Paige, like “How could she do that?” But when you remove yourself from the connection to Elizabeth and Philip, we realize we’re generally an American audience, who at that time were rooting for Americans. It’s hard to be on a show where you’re rooting for the other side, and it’s not until you remove yourself from it that you can gain perspective. A lot of the fans are so passionate, but in real life, that’s what we would have wanted. We would have wanted the spies to be turned in. I think that’s one of the real debates of the show. “The Americans” Season 4 premiere on FX Wednesday at 10 p.m.

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Cancer affects thousands of men across the United States every year, with the most common diagnoses coming in the form of prostate, colon, testicular, lung, and skin cancer. Not all cancers can be detected early on, but for some forms of the disease, the spread of cancer can be prevented through screenings. Here are five things you need to know about men’s health screenings:

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2. Colorectal Cancer While anyone can develop colorectal cancer, most cases are found in people age 50 and older, and everyone over 50-years old should be screened. Colorectal cancer screening for people under the age of 50 depends on the presence of other risk factors including adenomas (polyps), diet, family history, inﬂammatory bowel disease (IBD) and a prior diagnosis of colorectal cancer. Screening tests can include ﬂexible sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, double-contrast barium enema, and CT colonography. Screening recommendations: s Ages 18-39: Screening is usually not necessary unless you have IBD, a concerning history of cancers in your family, or hereditary syndromes such as Lynch syndrome or FAP. s !GES Review your risks annually with your physician. You may need to begin screening if you are at increased risk. s !GES Everyone should be screened.

3. Testicular Cancer Testicular cancer may be the most common form of cancer for men ages 15-40, but fortunately it is also one of the most curable forms of cancer. Men should be encouraged to examine their testicles once a month and report any change in the way the testicle feels (increased size, lump in testicle, hard area) to their doctor right away. It is also important to speak with a doctor if you notice a dull ache in the lower stomach or groin, back pain, or pain/ discomfort in the testicle itself. Screening for testicular cancer is easy and painless and can be done through a testicular exam, ultrasound, or blood test.

4. Lung Cancer Although anyone can develop lung cancer, 80 percent of all lung cancers are caused by smoking and quitting smoking will lower your risk for lung cancer. There is currently no standard screening for lung cancer. If you have a family history of the disease or are experiencing symptoms such as trouble breathing, chest discomfort, or blood in sputum, discuss testing options with your doctor. Other risk factors include previous diagnosis of lung cancer, exposure to asbestos, previous radiation to the chest for

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5. Skin Cancer Skin cancer is a rapidly growing disease that affects one in ﬁve Americans. The best way to prevent skin cancer is to use sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher, wear hats and eye protection, and avoid excessive exposure to the sun. To screen for skin cancer, anyone over 18 should complete a monthly self-exam to look for any new moles or changes to existing moles or birthmarks and have a physician evaluate them during your annual exam. Regular dermatologist appointments are important, particularly if you have a large number of moles, atypical moles or a family history of melanoma. Experts recommend using the “ABCDE rule” to help determine when a physician should see a mole or skin change. For more information on cancer screenings visit www.dana-farber.org. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, a principal teaching afﬁliate of Harvard Medical School, is world renowned for its leadership in adult and pediatric cancer treatment and research. Designated as a comprehensive cancer center by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), it is one of the largest recipients among independent hospitals of NCI and National Institutes of Health grant funding. For more information, go to www.dana-farber.org. Follow Dana-Farber on Facebook: www.facebook.com/danafarbercancerinstitute and on Twitter: @danafarber.

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This year’s Boston Flower & Garden Show’s Nurtured by Nature theme hopes to serve as the antidote to our harsh winters. With landscape gardens, floral arrangements and numerous hands-on activities, the show offers plant lovers throughout New England a taste of spring. “The theme was suggested by last year’s difficult winter, when it felt like nature was kind of our enemy,” show director Carolyn Weston says. “We just wanted to remind people that while gardening takes

some effort, it has many, many rewards.” The event returns to the Seaport World Trade Center and will feature demos and workshops like the The Growing & Harvesting of Tea and Urban Beekeeping. Many of the activities cater to urban gardening in an effort to help Bostonians stay in touch with nature. Plus, most of the plants featured at the show are from the New England area, so any plants guests take home shouldn’t have trouble growing in Boston’s climate. “There’s no space too small to build a garden, whether it’s in a milk crate or a container on your windowsill or a window box. There’s plenty of ways to incorporate gardening, plants, flowers and even edibles into an urban

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MORTGAGEEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Donald Bleech to Sovereign Bank, dated February 27, 2008 and recorded with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 43171, Page 260; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on April 6, 2016 at 19 Marcy Road, Boston (Mattapan), MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: The land with the buildings thereon situated on the Southerly side of Whitney Park in that part of Boston called Mattapan, and being part of lot #8 on a plan entitled â&#x20AC;&#x153;Corrected Plan of House Lots at Mattapan, belonging to Carrie B. Rockwellâ&#x20AC;?, dated February 1907, Frederick P. Hall, Surveyor, and recorded with Suffolk Deeds, Book 3197, Page 147 and being bounded and described as follows: NORTHWESTERLY by said Whitney Park, as shown on said plan, thirty-eight and 57/100 (38.57) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by remaining portion of Lot #8 by a line running parallel with and twelve (12) feet Northeasterly from the driving line between Lots #8 and #9, as shown on said plan, seventy and 8/10 (70.08) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Woodward Jones as shown on said plan, about twenty-six and 26/100 (26.26) feet; and NORTHEASTERLY by the property of the Episcopal Church and formerly of One Tileston and others, as shown on said plan, seventy-six and 40/100 (76.40) feet. Containing about twenty-four hundred sixtyeight(2468) square feet of land. Be any or all of said measurements and contents more or less, or however otherwise said premises may be measured, bounded or described. A deed from deutsche Bank National Trust Company as Trustee to Donald L. Bleech herewith. Subject to a ďŹ rst mortgage. Upon information and belief this mortgage is subject to a senior mortgage recorded in said Registry of Deeds at Book 43171, Page 241. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the beneďŹ t of all easements, restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fees and costs pursuant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession.

TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a certiďŹ ed check, bank treasurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s check or money order will be required to be delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale date in the form of a certiďŹ ed check, bank treasurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s check or other check satisfactory to Mortgageeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgageeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE.

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Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale.

March 16, 2016, March 23, 2016 and March 30, 2016

Santander Bank, N.A., formerly known as Sovereign Bank N.A., formerly known as Sovereign Bank Present Holder of said Mortgage, By Its Attorneys, ORLANS MORAN PLLC PO Box 540540, Waltham, MA 02454 Phone: (781) 790-7800 15-001858

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