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The storm Colin dissipated off coastal North Carolina on Tuesday and moved out to sea after pounding the U.S. Southeast with torrential rains and winds, but flooding remained a concern in parts of Florida that received the brunt of the tropical storm. Colin was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone southwest of coastal North Carolina. As it moved off to sea in the afternoon, it packed winds up to 60 miles per hour, National Hurricane Center in Miami said. The storm was downgraded just hours after making landfall on Florida’s northern Gulf Coast early Tuesday. It then swept across Georgia on its path to the Atlantic, affecting coastal South and North Carolina.
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Visitors flocked on Tuesday to the Cincinnati Zoo the day after prosecutors declined to charge the mother of a 3-yearold boy who fell into a gorilla enclosure, causing zookeepers to kill the endangered animal to protect the child. Hundreds of people got their first look at the remodeled enclosure, which the zoo changed to prevent a repeat of the May 28 incident that led to the shooting of the 17-year-old endangered western lowland silverback gorilla Harambe to prevent harm to the child. Emily Butler, 40, from Florence, Kentucky, who was visiting with her 8- and 11-year-old sons and other family, called Harambe’s death “sad all the way around,” but said they were excited to be at the habitat’s reopening. “I was concerned they might close the exhibit altogether,” she said. “This is the one place in Cincinnati we’ve always come to spend time with our kids.” REUTERS
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U.S. regulators on Tuesday told banks to review cybersecurity protections against fraudulent money transfers in the wake of revelations that a hacking group used such messages to steal $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank. The notice from the Fed and other financial regulators came two weeks after the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation privately urged banks to look for signs of possible cyberattacks. That report asked them to hunt for technical clues that they have been targeted by the same group, according to a notification seen on Tuesday by Reuters. The warnings suggest that U.S. government and law enforcement agencies are concerned that recent attacks on banks in emerging-market economies could lead to losses for big U.S. firms that rely on the so-called SWIFT fund-transfer network. REUTERS
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Clinton wins NJ as she gathers enough delegates to clinch party’s nomination Nearly 700 delegates were up for grabs Tuesday night in six states. Hillary Clinton made history Tuesday with a victory in New Jersey’s Democratic primary, securing enough pledged delegates and superdelegates to become the first woman to win a major party’s presidential nomination. The win comes a day after The Associated Press declared her the presumptive Democratic nominee, after reporters canvassed undeclared superdelegates and found enough publicly voiced their support for Clinton ahead of Tuesday’s vote to put her over the “magic number” of 2,383 delegates. Nearly 700 delegates were at stake in six Democratic primaries Tuesday, with the biggest prize being
California’s 475. Polls in California closed at 8 p.m. local time, and results were not available at press. However, that state could hold the key to whether Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders continues to contest the Democratic nomination. Polls showed the race between Sanders and Clinton was a dead heat, and a Sanders’ victory could help make his case that declared superdelegates be free to vote for either candidate at July’s national convention in Philadelphia. In New Jersey’s primary, Clinton had 59.3 percent of the vote with 8 percent reporting to Sanders’ 40.7 percent. “We are at the brink of a historic moment, but we still have to work to do,” Clinton wrote in a tweet. “To everyone who’s worked so hard, thank you. Let’s go win
this thing.” Despite the daunting delegate numbers, Sanders refused to concede the nomination to his rival. “Our goal is to get as many delegates as we possibly can and to make the case to superdelegates that I believe the evidence is fairly strong that I am the strongest candidate,” Sanders said during a press conference Monday. While the campaign has said it will continue to try and sway superdelegates to support Sanders, none have yet decided to do so, Sanders’ campaign manager Jeff Weaver acknowledged on MSNBC Tuesday afternoon. Barring a seemingly improbable large-scale switch among the party’s superdelegates, Clinton would seem to have the nomination on lockdown — a development that allows her to pivot her
messaging and campaign to target the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald Trump. Trump — under fire from Democrats, Hispanics and his own party this week for comments he made questioning the impartiality of a federal judge presiding over two fraud class-action lawsuits involving his defunct Trump University because of his Mexican heritage — held a news conference earlier Tuesday at which he claimed his comments had been “misconstrued.” Trump again blamed the media, claiming inaccuracies had been reported, but continued to accuse Judge Gonzalo Curiel of treating him unfairly. The last primary before the conventions will be a Democratic primary in Washington, D.C. on June 14. METRO
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How can Hub handle worsening traffic? At least 80,000 more vehicles expected on city streets. ALEXIS SACHDEV and SPENCER BUELL
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Scooping support for The Jimmy Fund The annual Scooper Bowl allyou-can-eat ice cream festival kicked o at City Hall Plaza Tuesday, serving up ice cream to beneďŹ t The Jimmy Fund. The Scooper Bowl will run through Thursday from noon to 8 p.m. Ben & Jerry’s, Baskin-Robbins, Breyers and Hood are among the ice cream companies participating in this year’s festival. A total of 48 avors will be served to an estimated 40,000 ice cream lovers. Entry is $15 for adults and $10 for children ages 3-9. DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN
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Authorities are looking for Red Sox fans willing to volunteer some time on Sunday to be part of a simulated “largescale terrorist attack” at Fenway Park. Officials, who stressed that there were no actual threats or security concerns, will be staging the terror situation on Sunday at the ballpark to help federal agents and Boston police practice. “It’s really practice for protocol: What should officers or first responders do?” BPD spokeswoman Rachel McGuire said. “It’s like a dress rehearsal. We’re not going to be disclosing super classified secrets.” The simulated terrorists and police would be using “inaudible, simu-
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lated explosions” and “realistic-sounding, simulated gunshots,” police said on the BPD blog. Police are now seeking 100 volunteers willing to act as fans. They will wear makeup and be asked to take part in drills throughout the morning, or to serve as “victims” to be treated by EMS. It’s the first time in its history the stadium has opened its doors to such an elaborate training exercise, Red Sox spokeswoman Zineb Curran said.
“This will also be the first time fake gunfire is fired in or around the ballpark since filming of the movie ‘The Town,’” Curran wrote in an email. Police said they will be reaching out to the public in the days before the simulation to make people aware of the activity they can expect to see and hear nearby on Sunday. They are also advising people to stay away from the area. Parts of Yawkey Way and Van Ness Street will be closed throughout the exercise.
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DHS: Airport security better since TSA screening lapses The Transportation Security Administration is working to improve airport screening after major lapses last year, a government investigator said Tuesday, adding that the agency has embraced oversight. “As a result of our audit reports … TSA is now, for the first time in memory, critically assessing its deficiencies in an honest and objective light,” said John Roth, inspector general of the Department of Homeland Security, the TSA’s parent agency. “We are generally satisfied with the response we have seen at TSA.” “We went from a cultural situation where we were fought at every turn to one in which they now embrace oversight in a way that I think is … positive,” he added, in testimony before a Senate committee. In a covert audit, department staff succeeded in bringing banned items
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through airport checkpoints and raised concerns about the TSA’s vetting of its workforce. The TSA has cut back on directing travelers into faster lanes that let them keep shoes on and laptops packed. That change along with low staffing levels and more fliers had sparked long lines this spring. Roth, in testimony before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental
Affairs, said the TSA has come up with nearly two dozen ways to improve procedures. “Over the past 11 months, we have undertaken a systematic and deliberate transformation of TSA,” Administrator Peter Neffenger, who took the TSA top job after the lapses, said at the hearing. Neffenger said the TSA has retrained staff and is vetting employees daily. REUTERS
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Beyonce calls out designers who snubbed her At Monday night’s CFDA Awards in New York City, Fashion Icon award recipient Beyonce revealed that high-end designers weren’t always so kind to her. “Starting out in Destiny’s Child, high-end labels didn’t really want to dress four black, country, curvy girls, and we couldn’t afford designer dresses and couture,” she said in her speech. “My mother was rejected from every showroom in New York. But like my grandmother, she used her talent and her creativity to give her children their dreams.” The “Formation” singer went on to thank her mother, Tina Knowles, and the rest of her family for the roles they played in her
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love and appreciation of fashion. She also revealed her mom designed a myriad of her most memorable looks, including: “my wedding dress, my prom dress, my first CFDA Award dress, my first Grammy dress.” While some designers were surely
squirming in their seats — Becky, was it you?? — Beyonce still gave props to the talent in the room. “I want to say thank you to every designer that works tirelessly to make people think they can write their own story,” she added.“Y’all are fairy godmothers and magicians and sculptors, sometimes even our therapists. I encourage you to not forget this power that you have or to take it lightly.”
Once again, Meryl Streep expanded her thespian repertoire with an unexpected role: Donald Trump. At Monday’s annual Shakespeare in the Park Public Theater Gala, the three-time Oscar winner
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Conrad Hilton is going to jail Conrad Hilton — little brother of Paris and Nicky and worst airplane passenger ever — was sentenced to two months in jail after admitting to using drugs while on probation. The 22-year-old heir to the Hilton hotel fortune is serving three years’ probation (and 750 hours of community service) as a result of his very public and volatile meltdown on a flight from London to L.A. in 2015. A U.S. Attorney’s Office spokesperson told People that “Hilton admitted in court to using marijuana, synthetic
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cannabinoids and cocaine.” Hilton previously failed a mandatory drug test and was sent to rehab in January, but a court denied a request for jail time. According to authorities cited by Page Six, he also “violated probation by trespassing, failing drug tests, failing to complete three treatment programs and traveling out of California without permission from his probation officer.” The future inmate has until Wednesday to turn himself in and begin his jail sentence ... you know, this time.
donned an orange spray tan, a fat suit and a messy combover wig to impersonate Trump. Streep, and “The Good Wife” actress Christine Baranski, dressed as Hillary Clinton, and performed a duet to the tune of Cole Porter’s “Brush Up Your Shakespeare”
— because nothing makes for better comedy than politics mashed up with some Elizabethan writing. Given that Clinton once told Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan that she’d want Streep to play her in a movie, it looks like she could be getting one step closer to another one of her dreams.
The Kardashians’ Dash boutique was firebombed
While the sheriff’s deputies are more likely to do crowd control when the Kardashians arrive at their store, this time they went to investigate a potential arson case. On Monday night in
West Hollywood, someone threw a Molotov cocktail through the front window of the empty Dash Boutique, owned by the Kardashian sisters. Luckily it failed to ignite, leaving the prop-
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If going through a breakup is hard, then going through one after your proposal was televised to millions of people might seem impossible. For Andi Dorfman, this scenario wasn’t just a bad nightmare — it was her reality. The 29-year-old first made headlines after walking out on Season 18 of “The Bachelor� after a heated confrontation with Juan Pablo Galavis. She later returned to ABC and starred on Season 10 of “The Bachelorette,� where she got engaged to — and subsequently broke up with — fellow Atlanta native Josh Murray. After calling off her nine-month engagement, Dorfman decided to trade in the “tears and sesame chicken� for a new life in
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New York City and a tellall, “It’s Not Okay.â€? You don’t include the names of your exes in the book, but refer to them by numbers. Obviously, I’m not hiding their identity. I think we all know what number belongs to everyone. It just felt like a moment of empowerment to kind of put them all in the category and number them. It was like a feminist moment — this is my story, I’m writing it, I’m trying to get over a breakup, and the last thing I wanted to do is splash the names of all my exes all through the pages of my story. What are some red ags people should look out for in a relationship? The first one is you ask yourself, “Are you happy?â€? And I know you’re not going to be happy every single day, but you get to choose to be in a relationship, and you should choose a relationship that adds value to your life, and makes you a better person. I think it’s very easy to tell when you’re not yourself. I said it in the book — I operated on two speeds [during my relationship], silent or angry, and that’s not who I am. It really starts
If I there are red ags in a relationship, can people r move past them? m Nobody is perfect. You’re N not n going to find that perfect person; you’re p not n perfect either. There are a going to be things that bother you, there are t going to be red flags in a g sense. Are they red flags that are deal breakers? There’s an important difT ference between a red flag f and a flaw. You say in the book that there’s no point to being friends with your ex. Do you still believe that? I don’t think it’s true for everybody, but I’m just going to go out on a limb and say, I don’t think it’s healthy. Do you really want to get a Christmas card from your ex, with his new wife and their golden retriever and cute kids? Nothing good comes out of it. Go get other friends that add value to your life. Have you gotten back into the dating scene since the book came out? I always say I’m happily single. I’ve dated plenty of guys in the past two years. I date in New York, which is very different, very interesting coming from the South. But I’m still happily single. What’s dierent about the dating scene in New York? I think in New York, people are a lot older when they start to date. In the South, everyone kind of gets married younger and starts families younger. In NYC, everyone’s older, so you know more about yourself. It’s less of figuring it out and more of figuring the right person. Who’s your right person? I would love to date a guy that’s just nice — the quiet, confident, guy who isn’t afraid to be nice. I’m not saying he’s a pushover, by any means, but somebody that makes me want to be nice to him back. I think that’s so im-
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Birdy talks geishas and ‘leaving the nest’ The musician gears up for a performance on Wednesday at Paradise Rock Club. JENNIFER LOGUE @jenniferlogue
support Christina Perri for two months and gosh [it was so long ago]. Two years, I think. But that was amazing. To tour on a bus with my band. It was so much fun. Making this album was a chance to get back to normality and see my family.
I’ve just come up from my family’s home in the countryside, in New Forest, which is in the south of England. But I’ve been living on my own for the past year and a half for the first time.
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Birdy has accomplished more in the five years of her young career than most hope to accomplish in a lifetime. At just 14, she wowed the world with her heartfelt cover of Bon Iver’s “Skinny Love.” Since then, the British musician has toured the world, sold 10.5 million records worldwide and is now on her third album, “Beautiful Lies.” We chatted with the now 20-year-old about being inspired by geishas, her upcoming tour and what it’s like living on her own for the first time. Where are you calling from today? I’m calling from London. Sunny London. It’s really beautiful today, actually.
What’s the biggest change for you living on your own now? Cooking for myself and taking the bins out. [Laughs] The weirdest thing is that it’s so quiet. I’m used to a full house of people and it’s usually loud because we’re all musicians and we all make so much noise. It’s weird having so much space to think. I bet that’s great to have all that space to fill songs with. It’s been amazing for writing. I have an upright piano … it’s so nice. You mentioned cooking. Getting creative in the kitchen, too? I can’t cook anything. I’m so bad. [Laughs] I’ve made
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myself ill a few times because I’m such a bad cook. I try not to. Apart from pasta. But luckily that’s my favorite. So it’s been three years since your last album,
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Let’s talk about the new album. Were you inspired by anything in particular this time around? I notice some eastern influence with the artwork. It’s inspired a bit by a book called “Memoirs of a Geisha.” I read it at the beginning of the process and it’s about a girl who is ripped from her family in the country and is forced to become a geisha in the city and has to learn to fight for herself. The imagery in the book is so beautiful as well. I love the strength of the geisha. I’m wearing a kimono on the album cover and wear it onstage sometimes because I love how strong it makes me feel.
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CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, §5-304
Docket No. SU16P1146GD Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trail Court Probate and Family Court
In the matter of: Pansy M Carleton Of: Roxbury, MA RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been filed by Clarence F Carleton of Stoughton, MA in the above captioned matter alleging that Pansy M Carleton is in need of a Guardian and requesting that Clarence F Carleton of Stoughton, MA (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without Surety on the bond.
Suffolk Probate and Family Court 24 New Chardon Street Boston MA, 02114 The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for certain specific authority. You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the return date of 07/07/2016. This day is NOT a hearing date. but a deadline date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return date. action may be taken in this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affldavit stating the specific facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. IMPORTANT NOTICE The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the above-named person’s right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense.
WITNESS, Hon. Joan P Armstrong, First Justice of this court. Date: May 31, 2016
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