FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 AN EDITORIAL Holbrook holds EpiPen Enough, the key to Lynn cost already, By Bridget Turcotte to you, Richard.” worries ITEM STAFF Holbrook joined Eastern Bank as chief nancial of cer in Lynn LYNN — Eastern Bank’s in 1996 and became chief ex- Peabody Richard Holbrook received ecutive of cer in 2007. He will Mayor Judith Flanagan a key for the two decades he retire on Dec. 31. By Leah Dearborn Kennedy and City Council spent unlocking doors for the “When I started there were FOR THE ITEM President Daniel F. Cahill community. 27 branches and about $1.8 deserve credit for sending a Mayor Judith Flanagan billion in assets,” Holbrook PEABODY — The climb- “hands-off” message to a local Kennedy presented Holbrook said. “Today it’s grown to $10 ing cost of EpiPens is nee- organization trying to inter- with a master key to the city billion in assets and about 100 dling the Peabody school ject affordable housing and of Lynn at Nahant Country branches.” system. union labor into a 348-apart- Club Thursday. The gesture Bob Rivers, Eastern Bank’s “It’s been a long, dark ment waterfront develop- is a symbolic one, showing president and chief operat- tunnel getting EpiPens ment. appreciation and honor to a in schools,” said Interim PHOTO | PAULA MULLER ing of cer who will ll Hol- The New Lynn Coalition, deserving member of the com- brook’s shoes, praised him for Superintendent Herbert Levine. in the words of one of its Retiring Eastern Bank Chair- munity. the growth the bank has seen The devices provide an members, wants to “start a man and CEO Richard E. Hol- “I have given out only four throughout his tenure. emergency injection that conversation” with Arthur brook accepts the key to the of these in seven years,” Ken- “But his legacy is so much helps to improve circulation Pappathanasi and Louis city of Lynn from Mayor Ju- nedy said. “I am most proud and reduce swelling during Minicucci, owners of the so- dith Flanagan Kennedy. and honored to present one HOLBROOK, A7 called Beacon site on the Lyn- life-threatening allergic re- nway, about hiring union la- actions, according to the bor to build the development EpiPen website. and include affordable hous- Because of the high de- ing in it. Judgment mand for EpiPens, their In the broader context of price has doubled over the what is good for the city, the past year to approximate- timing of the Coalition’s pro- ly $600 per two-pack set, posal could not be worse. day at Levine said. The percentage of afford- The skyrocketing cost of able housing in Lynn hov- the pens has caused issues ers around 30 percent. That Salem with affordability not just in number includes a 14 per- Peabody, but in school dis- cent state affordable-housing tricts across the country. calculation for the city, plus Congress sent the CEO of housing vouchers assigned State Mylan, the pharmaceutical locally. It does not include company that sells EpiPen, federal vouchers issued else- By Gayla Cawley a letter in August requesting where that are being used by ITEM STAFF information regarding the steep price increases. The people moving into the city. SALEM — The future of the Supreme Think about that for a min- letter said that the problem Court is in the hands of the next presi- ute: Almost one-third of the is even more greatly exag- dent. city’s housing stock is tax-dol- gerated because EpiPens That was the theme of a lecture given lar subsidized. And the per- have a short shelf life and by retired U.S. District Court Judge Nan- centage will increase once the must be replaced on an an- cy Gertner at Salem State University on Gateway Residences project nual basis. Thursday. on Washington Street, which There are no EpiPens in Gertner, a Yale Law School graduate, will include affordable hous- the Peabody schools yet, said was appointed to the federal bench of the ing, is built. Levine, but every member of U.S. District Court of Massachusetts by Lynn’s legislative delega- the district crisis team is be- President Bill Clinton in 1994. She re- tion, Mayor Kennedy, the City ing trained in their use and tired in 2011 to teach at Harvard Law Council, and the Economic he hopes to have the devices School. In 2008, she became only the sec- Development & Industrial in place by the holidays. ond woman to receive the Thurgood Mar- Corporation (EDIC/Lynn) Levine said that the shall Award from the American Bar As- deserve credit for drafting school system will pay for sociation. Supreme Court Justice Ruth and implementing the zoning the pens through the dis- Ginsburg was the rst. changes required to get Gate- trict’s operating budget Justice Antonin Scalia, a longtime con- way built. when they are eventually servative judge, died last February at 79, LYNN ICON Lynn is a city in desperate ordered. He said that 20 leaving a vacancy on the nine-member need of economic stimulus. two-pen sets are needed in bench that has not been lled. Senate Re- That stimulus comes from eco- the schools, bringing the to- publican leaders have refused to consid- nomic development — busi- FOR SALE tal cost up to approximate- er President Barack Obama’s Supreme nesses expanding or opening ly $6,000. in the city and, in turn, hiring Court nominee, Judge Merrick Garland, By Bridget Turcotte Robert “Tish” local residents and raising announcing that there would be no vote ITEM STAFF Muise, the EPIPEN, A7 their standard of living. on Scalia’s replacement until the nation’s manager of next leader, Democrat Hillary Clinton or LYNN — Fran’s Place, the state’s Fran’s Place, What the city doesn’t need oldest gay bar, will close at the end is more subsidized housing. It Republican Donald Trump, is elected. stands in front Three of the remaining eight justices of the month. of the soon-to- has enough — if not too much. “Everybody used to call Fran’s INSIDE A better way to help people are in their 70s and 80s — Ginsburg, be closing bar. Place the Cheers of the North who want to be self suf cient Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer In Lynn Shore,” said owner Jay Collins. is to provide them with jobs — meaning that along with Scalia, four Charter school charts new justices will likely be replaced in the It was the rst bar to enter a  oat ITEM PHOTO | and the ability to increase OWEN O’ROURKE course after contest loss. A6 their housing opportunities. next presidential administration, Gert- in Boston’s gay pride parade, the A hands-off approach on pri- ner said. rst to start a fundraiser for AIDS In Swampscott vate development is the best “It’s hard to imagine an election that’s and among the rst to host gay Police awarded state way for the city to move for- more signi cant than this one, in terms weddings in the state, he said. certi cation status. A6 ward. of the United States Supreme Court,” “The hardest part for me is that The city has been working she said. “Everything you care about … in 34 years, I’ve gotten to know a In Sports in conjunction with the state could well be in the balance over the next lot of people,” said Robert “Tish” English girls soccer’s and federal government — in couple of years. The next president really Muise, the bar’s manager and defense holds strong in the form of the LEAD (Lynn changes the court.” oldest employee. “I have a great scoreless tie. B1 Economic Advancement and Recent major Supreme Court decisions, group of employees. It’s emotion- Development) team — since such as ones surrounding the Affordable al.” Swampscott, Peabody last November to attract de- eld hockey also velopers to Lynn, particularly JUDGMENT, A7 FRAN’S, A7 play to 0-0 draw. B1 along the waterfront. It is most unfortunate that Councilor-at-Large Brian LaPierre has interjected him- self into private-developer Grand gesture hiring decisions. One of sev- eral union-af liated council- ors, LaPierre is lobbying for by Latinos unions, which is detrimental to the city’s relationship with By Thor Jourgensen prospective developers. ITEM NEWS EDITOR Unions have a long and Council Pres- strong history of doing well LYNN — Latino community members reached out ident Daniel in Lynn, and rms that pay on Thursday to support efforts to put surplus books F. Cahill, left, into the hands of local schoolchildren. union wages can and should and Jose Alva- The American Latino Committee representatives compete for private construc- rez chat before joined Lynn School Superintendent Dr. Catherine tion contracts just like any a ceremony Latham and elected of cials at Land of 1000 Hills other. LaPierre and city gov- at which the ernment should stay out of coffee shop to donate $1,000 to the First Book ini- tiative. Global Embas- the conversation. sy of Activists Lynn is not Boston, with Launched 10 years ago as a way to boost reading among public school students, First Book provided for Peace do- cranes on every corner, devel- nated $1,000 to opments springing up on ev- 45,000 surplus books to children in 2014. The books the First Book ery vacant lot. are donated by distributors who might otherwise Right now, the City of Lynn turn them into recycled paper. In return, local fund- initiative of has one signi cant project of raising efforts supplement the literacy incentive ef- Lynn. market-rate housing ready to fort with a goal this year of raising $9,000. go. ITEM PHOTO | Get a shovel into the ground. LATINOS, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE

OBITUARIES ...... A2 HOME ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 70° VOL. 138, ISSUE 242 POLICE/FIRE ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 52° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 OBITUARIES TED conference creator in $10M Doris S. Sawyer, 82 1934-2016 lawsuit over sale of spinoff LYNN — Doris S. Laurie, great-grand- Sawyer, lifelong resi- son, Zachary Berlan, By Michelle R. Smith him any compensation. man of engaging in “errat- million more. dent of Lynn, passed all of Lynn, as well ASSOCIATED PRESS Hodosh, who lives in Mas- ic and ego-centric behav- Hodosh said he was the away Sept. 15, 2016, as, several nieces sachusetts, has counter- ior” and “overestimating sole owner of TEDMED in at her home with her and nephews from PROVIDENCE, R.I. sued and accuses Wurman his importance.” 2011 and had the right to loving family by her Florida and Colora- — The man who creat- of meddling in that sale. Wurman says that when sell it. In court papers, he side. do, who she adored. ed the TED conference is They’re suing each other he sold TEDMED to Ho- said Wurman interfered Doris was the Service informa- embroiled in a multimil- for at least $10 million. dosh in 2008, he agreed with the sale, leading the daughter of the late tion: Her funeral lion-dollar legal dispute Wurman didn’t return to continue as the found- man who purchased it to Warren and Etta Fos- will be held from over the sale of a TED a message seeking com- er and creative direc- reduce his offer for TED- ter, and George and Gertrude the SOLIMINE FUNER- spinoff. ment, and his lawyer de- tor through 2011. In ex- MED by $9 million. Crompton, and sister of the AL HOME, 426 Broadway Richard Saul Wurman is clined to comment, say- change, he would receive Hodosh said Wurman late Warren Foster, Donald (Route 129) Lynn, on Tues- an architect and graphic ing the filings in the case half the net proceeds of became incensed that he Sawyer and Gloria Turner. day at 9:30 a.m., followed designer who founded TED were self-explanatory. His the TEDMED conference was unable to come to his Born and raised on Pine Hill, by a funeral Mass at St. in 1984 to focus on technol- lawsuit says Wurman’s business for 2009, 2010 own deal with the buyer in she lived in Lynn her entire life Mary’s Church, Lynn, at ogy, entertainment and de- association with the TED and 2011, plus 12.5 per- order to continue working and attended Lynn schools. 10:30 a.m. Interment will sign. He created TEDMED conferences allowed them cent of the net proceeds with TEDMED and said She worked at General Elec- be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, in 1995 to focus on health to attract presenters in- of the TEDMED business Wurman also circulated tric in Wilmington, and later Lynn. Relatives and friends and medicine, and has cluding Bill Gates, Quincy from 2012 through 2016, a “false, vindictive and worked for Ametek. are respectfully invited. since sold them both. Jones, Yo-Yo Ma, Google according to Wurman. highly disparaging” email She enjoyed her home. You Visiting hours will be Mon- In a lawsuit filed in fed- founders Sergey Brin and In 2009 and 2010, Wur- about him to members of would find her out raking day from 4-8 p.m. Memori- eral court in Rhode Island, Larry Page, Amazon’s Jeff man said his share was the TEDMED community. leaves, watering the lawn or al donations may be made Wurman says Marc Ho- Bezos, Jane Goodall and approximately $2 million. Wurman denies those con- sitting on her front porch with to Care Dimensions, 75 dosh, who bought TED- “many other individuals of When Hodosh sold TED- tentions. her beloved neighbors. Sylvan St., Danvers, MA MED from him in 2008, world renown.” MED in 2011, Wurman TEDMED is not named She leaves her loving daugh- 01923. Directions and breached their contract Hodosh disputes that said he received nothing in the lawsuit, and a ter, Diane Sawyer, grandson, guest book at www.solimi- and cost him millions contention. In papers filed while Hodosh received spokeswoman said Thurs- Jason Berlan and his wife, ne.com. when he resold TEDMED with the court this month, $16 million, with an op- day they did not have any in 2011 without giving his lawyer accuses Wur- portunity to earn up to $9 comment. Rose DiMinico, 96 Obama: Oceans key to protecting 1920-2016 SAUGUS — Rose DiMinico. DiMinico of Saugus, Before becoming planet from climate change entered into rest a resident of Bear peacefully on Sept. Hill Nursing Center By Kevin Freking Department conference. 13, 2016, at age in Stoneham, Rose ASSOCIATED PRESS More than 20 countries 96. Beloved wife of lived at Heritage represented at the meet- the late Joe DiMini- Heights in Saugus WASHINGTON — Cre- ing were also announcing co, with whom she for over 30 years. ating the Atlantic Ocean’s the creation of their own first marine national shared only 13 year She was retired from marine protected areas. monument is a needed of marriage before the Town of Saugus, Monument designa- response to dangerous cli- his passing. School Cafeteria, where she tions come with restric- mate change, oceanic dead Dear and devoted mother worked as a manager. tions on certain activities. of Robert DiMinico and his Service information: zones and unsustainable fishing practices, Presi- The White House said wife, Rachel, of Saugus, John Relatives and friends the designation will lead DiMinico and his wife, Sharon are respectfully invited dent Barack Obama said Thursday. to a ban on commercial Walker DiMinico, of Putney, Vt. to visit with the family in fishing, mining and drill- and Mary-Jo Stanton and her the Blessed Sacrament The new Northeast Can- ing, though a seven-year husband, Matthew, of Read- Church, 16 Summer St., yons and Seamounts Ma- exception will occur for ing. Dear sister of Francis Forti Saugus, Monday, Sept. 19, rine National Monument PHOTO | NOAA OFFICE OF OCEAN EXPLORATION AND RESEARCH VIA AP, FILE of Beverly and the late Andrew from 9:30-10:45 a.m., to consists of nearly 5,000 the lobster and red crab Forti, Josephine Spinelli and be followed by a funeral square miles of underwa- industries. Others, such This undated file photo shows corals on Myti- Dorothy Bean. Loving “Gram- Mass at 11 a.m. Inter- ter canyons and moun- as whiting and squid har- lus Seamount off the coast of New England in mie” of Terri Vittozzi and her ment Riverside Cemetery, tains off the New England vesters, have 60 days to the North Atlantic Ocean. husband, Aldo, Tammy Sazo Saugus. In lieu of flowers, coast. It’s the 27th time transition out. Recreation- and her husband, Walter, Katie contributions in Rose’s that Obama has created or al fishing will be allowed er for them to earn a liv- listened to industry’s con- Massiglia and her husband, memory to the Alzheimer’s enlarged a national monu- within the monument. ing as a result of Obama’s cerns, and noted the mon- Michael, Sarah Stanton, Joe Association, 480 Pleasant ment. Supporters of the new move. ument is smaller than DiMinico and James DiMinico St., Watertown, MA 02472 “If we’re going to leave monument say protect- “This is deplorable,” said originally proposed and and his fiancee, Morgan Hudy, would be sincerely appreci- our children with oceans ing large swaths of ocean Grant Moore, president of contains a transition peri- and loving “Great Grammie” ated. Arrangements by the like the ones that were from human stresses can the Atlantic Offshore Lob- od for companies. Obama of Robby, Christopher and An- CAFASSO & SONS FUNER- left to us, then we’re going sustain important species stermen’s Association, in said helping oceans be- thony Sazo, Michael and Mia AL HOME, 65 Clark St., Ev- to have to act and we’re and reduce the toll of cli- describing the designation. come more resilient to Rose Vittozzi and Nova Rose erett, 617-387-3120. going to have to act bold- mate change. Fishermen White House officials climate change will help ly,” Obama said at a State worry it will become hard- said the administration fishermen.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Ex-Teamsters official Mark Harrington man is the second person The state office of Labor man, who was then taken the city. entered his guilty plea to contract West Nile vi- and Workforce Devel- away in an ambulance. The Boston Globe pleads guilty in Thursday in an agree- rus in the state this year. opment said Thursday No name was released. reports Walsh was among ment with federal pros- The Department of Public that the August jobless Cumberland Farms those given a tour of the ‘Top Chef’ case ecutors that spares him Health said the man in his rate fell to 3.9 percent in said in a statement that cemetery Wednesday. BOSTON (AP) — A any jail time and calls for 70s remains hospitalized August from 4.1 percent a man threatened a store Walsh says the burial former Teamsters official two years of probation. but is “improving.” Officials in July. employee at about 7 site attracts more than 1 who intimidated the staff He told a judge he was are working to determine Unemployment has not a.m., which prompted the million guests each year. been as low as 3.9 percent standoff. and crew of the “Top merely trying to get jobs where he was most likely in the Bay State since No employees or cus- Chef” reality TV show for union members. exposed to infected mos- Boston police August 2001, before the tomers were inside the has pleaded guilty in Five members of Local 25 quitoes. The results will de- Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. store during the standoff Boston to an attempted were indicted last year. The termine whether the state consider program for Officials said prelimi- and the gas pumps were extortion charge. indictment said they de- changes its risk areas. manded union members be The season’s first case nary estimates from the turned off. prostitution customers U.S. Bureau of Labor Rehoboth is about 50 hired as drivers and then was a Middlesex County BOSTON (AP) — Bos- Statistics show the state miles southwest of Bos- IN MEMORIAM threatened and harassed woman in her 70s. It was ton police are considering LUCY L. NICHOLS gained 5,900 jobs last ton. the crew for the show’s non- confirmed in August. sending men who seek HAPPY BIRTHDAY month and has now added SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 union production company. State Public Health sex for a fee to a special an estimated 61,000 jobs The Teamsters were Veterinarian Catherine Final resting place of program where they can since the start of this accused of yelling pro- Brown says the West Nile learn about the impacts of year. fanities and racial and season is still in its peak Revere, Hancock gets sex trafficking. The bureau did revise homophobic slurs at host time and that surveillance Police tell the Boston slightly downward its $300,000 upgrade Padma Lakshmi and the still indicates the presence Herald the so-called “john estimate of job growth in crew during filming at a of infected mosquitoes. BOSTON (AP) — The school” is one of several July, saying Massachu- restaurant. final resting place of Paul initiatives being consid- setts gained 5,800 jobs Revere, John Hancock ered in a crackdown on Jobless rate falls that month instead of the and other historic Amer- sex trafficking that aims If roses grow in Heaven, Officials: Norfolk previous estimate of 7,300 ican figures in Boston to reduce the online sex Lord, pick a bunch for us. to 15-year low new jobs. Place them in our mother's arms, County man is 2nd has received an overhaul trade by 20 percent in a And tell her they're from us. in Massachusetts officials say was long year. And when she turns to smile, West Nile case in state Place a kiss upon her cheek, BOSTON (AP) — The Armed standoff overdue. The program is get- And hold her for a while. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- Massachusetts unemploy- Officials made near- ting a $30,000 grant Lovingly remembered and sadly at Massachusetts ly $300,000 worth of from Demand Abolition, missed by daughters Lydia and sachusetts public health ment rate has dropped improvements to the a Cambridge advocacy Carol, son George, grandchildren officials have confirmed to its lowest point in 15 convenience store over Laure, Joseph, and his wife Mika. Granary Burial Ground, group. that a Norfolk County years. REHOBOTH (AP) — A which Mayor Martin The head of the depart- police standoff with an Walsh says is one of the ment’s human trafficking Come Cast All Your Problems Upon God. armed man outside a most visited cemeteries unit says men who solicit Prayer - Massachusetts conve- in the country. sex think it’s a victimless nience store has ended The upgrades include crime, but by attending the most powerful with a suspect in cus- restoration of the ceme- a “john school,” they can form of energy one tody. tery’s entryway and 1840 see the horrors of sex Rehoboth police tweeted cast iron fence and paving trafficking and even meet can generate. that the man was taken of the dirt paths. victims. into custody at about The project is part of a Proponents say if first- 11:30 a.m. Thursday. larger $25 million effort time drunken drivers can Why not link Television station heli- to refurbish the Freedom be sent to an education ourselves with the copter video showed sev- Trail and other historical- program, so can sex solic- inexhaustible motive eral officers securing the ly significant sites across itors. of power that spins FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE Jesus Jesus 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905 | 781-593-5520 the universe? in Make a ADORATION OF THE Richard C. 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HOW TO REACH US POLICE/FIRE All address information, particularly Thursday on Blake Street. King Rail Drive. Thursday at Northshore Mall at Washington Avenue; at 3:10 p.m. arrests, reflect police records. In the 210N Andover St. Wednesday on Charger Street; at event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is Assaults Vandalism A report of a motor vehicle 4:57 p.m. Wednesday at Revere the sole responsibility of the concerned accident with personal injury High School on School Street. A report of an assault at 9:10 A report of vandalism at 12:48 at 10:59 a.m. Thursday at 701 A report of a motor vehicle party to contact the relevant police p.m. Wednesday on Chestnut p.m. Tuesday at Lynnfield House Lowell St. A woman was taken to accident with personal injury at department and have the department Street. of Pizza on PO Square. Salem Hospital. 4:22 p.m. Wednesday on Beach issue a notice of correction to the Daily Street. 110 Munroe St. Breaking and Entering P.O. Box 5 Item. Corrections or clarifications will MARBLEHEAD Complaints Lynn, MA 01903 not be made without express notice A report of a breaking and en- Assaults Complaints A report of a disturbance at Customer Service of change from the arresting police tering at 10:22 a.m. Thursday at 6:35 p.m. Wednesday at Dunkin A report of an assault at 6:30 Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. department. 27 Collins St. A report of kids shooting BB Donuts at 79 Lynnfield St.; at p.m. Wednesday on Squire Road. Connecting guns at 4:34 p.m. Wednesday on 10:21 p.m. Wednesday at Lahey Steven A. Lombard Jr., 30, of 31 All Departments: LYNN Complaints Broughton Road. A caller report- Health & Medical Center at 1 Symonds St., Apt. 8, Salem, was 781-593-7700 Essex Center Drive; at 3:53 a.m. A report of a disturbance at ed three teenagers “shooting off cited for assault and battery. Thursday at Plaza Motel at 125 Ext. 2 Arrests 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Liberty machine BB guns at trees and Newbury St. and Willow streets; at 4:48 p.m. houses.” Complaints Classified Advertising William Adam, 36, of 2 Pen- A report of an abandoned mo- [email protected] Wednesday at 87 Oakwood Ave.; A report of suspicious activ- ny Lane, Peabody, was arrested tor vehicle at 8:05 pm. Wednes- A report of a disturbance at at 6:20 p.m. Wednesday at 100 ity at 7:53 p.m. Wednesday on Subscriptions and charged with operation of a day at Fairweather Apartments 12:31 a.m. Wednesday on Harris [email protected] Willow St.; at 6:26 p.m. Wednes- Pleasant Street. A caller report- motor vehicle with a suspended at 20 Central St. An officer re- Street; at 3:03 p.m. Wednesday day at Kimball Road and Lynn ed he was out of town and his Circulation license and OUI drugs at 11:51 ported he was approached by at Lee’s Trailer Park on Revere [email protected] Shore Drive; at 6:45 p.m. Wednes- neighbor called him to say that a.m. Thursday. an unknown resident about an Beach Parkway; at 4:08 p.m. day at 700 Washington St.; at 8:46 someone was in the apartment. Ext. 3 Jose Chavez, 28, of 21 abandoned scooter in the back Wednesday on Reservoir Ave- p.m. Wednesday at 119 Lewis St.; Long story short, he said, was Oakville St., was arrested and parking lot with a flat tire. He nue; at 4:29 p.m. Wednesday Newsroom at 10:33 p.m. Wednesday at Lynn that his friend left his wallet in [email protected] charged with unlicensed opera- stated that he would monitor the on Cambridge Street; at 5:39 House of Roast Beef at 16 Mar- the house and asked if he could [email protected] tion of a motor vehicle, failure to scooter for the next few days for p.m. Wednesday on Cambridge ket Square; at 8:22 a.m. Thursday retrieve it while he was out of Ext. 4 stop/yield and on a warrant at 6 town. He stated that his friend the owner to pick it up. Other- Street; at 6:11 p.m. Wednesday a.m. Thursday. at 406 Broadway; at 10:25 a.m. wise, he would have it removed. at Revere Beach Train Station on Sports Thursday at 12 La Grange Terrace; could, but that he could not [email protected] Christopher Denning, 26, of hang out there. He reported that A report of a well-being check Shirley Avenue; at 11:16 p.m. 80 Sagamore St., was arrested at 11:18 a.m. Thursday at 107 Eu- at 10:03 p.m. Wednesday at 7 Wednesday on Winthrop Avenue. Ext. 5 taw Ave.; at 12:56 p.m. Thursday his neighbor told him that it ap- on warrant charges of breaking peared people were at the house Fairmount Road. DCF request- Retail and Online and entering nighttime for a felo- at 66 Laighton St.; at 2:11 p.m. ed a well-being check on the Theft Advertising Thursday at 119 Lewis St.; at 3:23 all week. He believes that it may [email protected] ny, receiving stolen property and have been his friend. 12-year-old child after receiving possession of a Class C drug at p.m. Thursday at 116 Central Ave. a report of the parents smoking A report of auto theft at 3:11 ADVERTISING 8:23 a.m. Thursday. p.m. Wednesday on Cove Street. Overdose Theft crack cocaine in front of the Ernie Carpenter, Jr. Jeffrey Ekstrom, of 9 Hanson child, along with being told the A report of a larceny of a bicy- cle at 8:51 p.m. Wednesday on Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 Road, Wilmington, was arrested A report of an overdose at A report of a stolen blue back- house was uninhabitable. Kim- [email protected] Revere Street. on a warrant charge of defacing 10:04 p.m. Wednesday on Essex pack at 8:23 a.m. Wednesday berly Townsend, 45, of 7 Fair- Bob Gunther property at 2:56 p.m. Wednesday. on Washington Street. A caller mount Road, was arrested. A report of a larceny/forgery/ Street; at 11:52 a.m. Thursday fraud at 8:53 p.m. Wednesday Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Tanya Kisthart, of 130 Nep- on Essex Street. reported his backpack was sto- A report of suspicious activi- [email protected] tune Blvd., was arrested on a len last week from his vehicle ty at 11:12 p.m. Wednesday at at Revere Housing Authority on Cooledge Street. Ralph Mitchell warrant charge of unlicensed Theft that was parked near Abbot Hall. Our Lady of Fatima Church at 50 Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 operation of a motor vehicle at Walsh Ave. A caller reported a [email protected] A laptop and other items were in 3:07 a.m. Thursday. A report of a larceny at 4:58 the backpack. group of youths running through Vandalism Philip Ouellette Kenneth Newman was arrest- p.m. Wednesday at 98 Hanover A report of missing oars at back yards in the vicinity. A report of vandalism at 7:35 Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 ed on a warrant charge of shop- [email protected] St.; at 7:07 p.m. Wednesday on 9:19 a.m. Wednesday on Cliff a.m. Wednesday at Dunkin Do- lifting by asportation at 1:53 Bowman Avenue; at 12:57 p.m. Fire Cassie Vitali Street. A man reported he was nuts on Beach Street; at 6:24 p.m. Thursday. Thursday at 8 Grove St. in the area Friday or Sunday, Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 A report of a car fire behind the p.m. Wednesday at Showcase [email protected] Javier Pimentel, 21, of 77 A report of motor vehicle theft he couldn’t remember, and his Cinemas on Squire Road. Green St., was arrested and building at 6:44 p.m. Wednes- Patricia Whalen at 6:22 p.m. Wednesday at 41 wooden oars were either stolen charged with violation of the Range Ave. or left behind at the top of the day at Brooksby Village at 400 Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 Brooksby Village Drive. An officer [email protected] open container law and viola- ramp near the harbormaster/ SAUGUS reported the car was fully en- tion of the city knife ordinance at Vandalism light department. He stated they BUSINESS OFFICE gulfed, 50 feet from the building. 6:52 p.m. Wednesday. were sentimental wooden oars Accidents A report of possible illegal Beth Bresnahan Christian Warner, 39, of 322 A report of vandalism at 3:26 he would like back. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 p.m. Wednesday at 95 Pleasant burning in the area at 10:05 A report of a motor vehicle Chestnut St., Chelsea, was ar- accident with personal injury at [email protected] rested and charged with dis- St.; at 6:14 p.m. Wednesday on p.m. Wednesday at 111R Main Susan J. Conti Kimball Road. NAHANT St. The fire was extinguished 2:06 p.m. Wednesday at Res- orderly conduct and a threat co Wheelabrator at 100 Salem Controller, ext. 1288 to commit crime at 7:03 p.m. A report of motor vehicle van- prior to officer arrival and two [email protected] Turnpike. A truck into a pole was Wednesday. dalism at 11:59 p.m. Wednes- Arrests youths fled the area. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Let Gary Johnson join the debates Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall A recent Quinnipiac University an option? After he temporarily dropped out of W   J. K Monica Connell Healey poll asked likely voters the following It’s also worth asking whether the race, his numbers plummeted, Vice President, Finance question: “Do you think that Gary these polls are entirely reliable, giv- P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton and by the time he got back in he Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman Johnson, the Libertarian candidate en that the polling industry is strug- was only at 7 percent to 9 percent P ”  for president, should be included in gling to accommodate new commu- in national polls. (That’s lower than Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 the presidential debates this year, nications technology. In years past, Johnson by most accounts.) Never- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 or not?” In response, 62 percent an- almost all polling was conducted Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 theless, he was invited to partici- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 swered “yes.” by calling landlines, which have pate in the debates, and he went on Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Given how unhappy voters are gone the way of the dinosaur. Poll- to win 18.9 percent of the popular Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 with the two major party candi- sters are scrambling to incorporate vote. If voters had not been given Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 dates, that should come as no sur- cellphones into the mix, but even Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 the opportunity to see him go head- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 prise. Hillary Clinton and Donald that approach ignores the fact that to-head with the standard-bearers Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Trump are easily the two most un- young people spend less time on the of the obsolete two-party system, he popular presidential nominees the phone than they do online. Polls con- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 would never have gone so far. broken two-party system has ever ducted online show more support for Shouldn’t Johnson get the same put forward, and voters are increas- Johnson than polls conducted over chance? ingly frustrated and anxious to find the phone. Americans want to make an in- a viable alternative. Incidentally, Johnson does partic- formed choice, and the debates are For many, former New Mexico Gov. ularly well among millennial voters, Gary Johnson is that alternative. Of who are both more likely to be inde- the best opportunity they have course, I’m biased — I’m his cam- pendent of a political party and less to learn about those seeking the paign manager. But consider that likely to own a landline. White House. Voters believe that EDITORIAL Johnson’s poll numbers are in the Despite all these obstacles, John- more information is always bet- double digits in 42 states. The more son’s support continues to grow. He ter than less — and so do political voters hear from Johnson, the more has broken through the 15 percent leaders. Former presidential candi- they seem to like him. That’s why, ceiling in 15 states. In four states, date Mitt Romney, former Govs. Ar- as the Quinnipiac poll shows, nearly he’s within 4 percentage points to 6 nold Schwarzenegger of California Despite Trump’s two-thirds of them want to see him percentage points of second place. and Mitch Daniels of Indiana and share the stage with Trump and Besides, thanks to the electoral newspapers including the Chicago Clinton. college, our national election is re- Tribune, the Boston Herald and the dark vision, US You’d think the Commission on ally a series of 50 state contests. A Richmond Times-Dispatch have all Presidential Debates would pay at- national poll is therefore essentially called on the debate commission to tention. Instead, the commission worthless when it comes to predict- let Johnson and his running mate, economy brightens has decided that no candidate can ing the winner in November. The Bill Weld, into the debates. participate in the debates unless next president has to get to the mag- The commission, a private tax-ex- he or she crosses a 15 percent aver- ic number of 270 electoral votes, and empt organization, has the oppor- It was hard on Tuesday — when the Census Bu- age polling threshold. That’s highly Johnson is the only candidate, other tunity to do the right thing. If it’s reau reported a gain in the median household in- problematic. than Trump and Clinton, who will going to use polls to decide who’s come — not to feel a little sorry for Donald Trump. For starters, the commission be on the ballot in all 50 states. That in and who’s out, perhaps it should A cornerstone of the GOP presidential nominee’s draws that average from five na- fact alone ought to persuade the de- give some weight to the 62 percent campaign has been his contention that America is tional polls conducted by traditional bate commission to include Johnson. of Americans who want Johnson on on the brink of disaster and that Hillary Clinton media that often restrict themselves There is also precedent to con- that stage. will surely push it over the brink. In particular, he to head-to-head match-ups between sider. In 1992, H. Ross Perot polled reckons the economy to be in tatters, “terrible,” “a Trump and Clinton. How is Johnson well through early summer when Ron Nielson is national manager disaster.” supposed to break through the 15 matched up against then-President of the Johnson-Weld campaign. He That Americans need better jobs and higher pay percent barrier when his name isn’t George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton. wrote this for the Los Angeles Times. and more benefits and savings in health care is ab- solutely true, but Trump has offered no specifics as to how he would deliver those things, whereas his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, has docu- mented her economic plans in detail. But the truth is that President Obama helped to bring the country out of recession, saved the auto industry and set the economy on a path to break stock market records. The president acknowledges that more needs to be done, but when the Census Bureau reported that the median household in- come, stagnant for years, had risen 5.2 percent in 2015, Obama rightly regarded the news as import- ant. It was, after all, the largest increase in nearly 50 years. At the same time incomes went up, to a median of $56,516, the number of those in poverty shrank by 8 percent, with 3.5 million fewer people in that category. This is significant economic news and a promis- ing forecast for the future, because it indicates the recovery is finally reaching middle-income earners and the working poor. Additional good news is that a larger percentage of Americans now have health insurance, which is also good for the economy in that it helps that huge industry. It’s true that too many Americans who are em- ployed again after being unemployed are working for less money and fewer benefits than they re- ceived in the past. Clinton has plans to boost the rate of employment and the quality of employment and to put more money into the pockets of working people by saving them money on college educations and expanding lower-cost health care. The country is on the upswing with regard to its economy, and the next president will need to chart a course to continue riding the comeback wave. Trump, who has misread the current state of the economy, needs to explain what will be his econom- EKRAM HAQUE ic policies and plans should he become president. The Great Recession wounded millions of people who were victimized by the greed and recklessness What would the US look like without Muslims? of big banks or were collateral damage in the long and widespread economic crisis that followed it. What would the U.S. be like under and called it his new home. More than 1 million Middle East- Many have not recovered, but the increase in the Donald Trump’s plan to block Mus- If the proposed Muslim ban had ern tourists visited the U.S. in 2013, median income shows that a significant number of lims from entering the country? It been in place, Kareem Rashad spending on average $6,000 per people really are starting to glimpse some hope at wouldn’t be the country we love. Khan, a U.S. soldier and the son of head, which is $2,000 more than the last. In December, Trump called for a Pakistani immigrants, would not European traveler. This amounted “complete shutdown of Muslims en- have died for our country in Iraq. to $6.8 billion. The above editorial appeared in The News & Ob- tering the United States until our His father told Gannett News Ser- A ban would divert those U.S. tour- server on Thursday. country’s representatives can figure vice that the young man felt a call- ism dollars to other economies of out what is going on.” This summer ing to join the Army because of his the world. Due to the changing atti- he changed course a bit, backing memories of 9/11. tudes in the U.S. toward Muslims in strict immigration controls, includ- Humayun Khan, another Mus- general, our country is not the first ing an ideological litmus test for lim, also would not have made the choice of Muslim tourists — it is Ma- Muslim visitors and migrants. ultimate sacrifice for the U.S. had laysia. The U.K.’s Telegraph report- Trump’s Islamophobic remarks a Muslim ban been in effect. The ed that, according to a new research, seem especially ungrateful in light army captain born in Pakistan died a ban on Muslim travel to the U.S. of our country’s early relationship in Iraq in 2004 at the hands of a sui- would cost our country $18.4 billion with Morocco. In 1777, Morocco, cide bomber while trying to block a annually in lost tourism revenues. which is predominantly Muslim, vehicle speeding toward his troops. As for the argument that a Mus- was the first country to recognize His action saved the lives of hun- lim ban would make America safer, the new nation called the United dreds of his colleagues. His father, it is misleading at best. If anything, States of America. Morocco had also Khizr Khan, delivered a powerful such policy would make U.S. citizens extended protection to American speech condemning Trump’s views abroad less secure. ISIS and Al-Qae- ships in its territorial waters. on Muslims at the Democratic Na- da make up a fraction of 1 percent of In more recent history, Trump’s tional Convention. the 1.8 billion global Muslim popu- initial ban on Muslims would have The two soldiers are buried at Ar- lation, and to ban all Muslims from prevented Hakeem Olajuwon, the lington National Cemetery and were coming to the U.S. because of the ac- Nigerian-born NBA legend, and bas- posthumously awarded the Purple tions of a tiny minority defies com- ketball Hall of Famer from playing Heart and the Bronze Star. mon sense. Can we ban all Italians for the Houston Rockets. The future impact of a complete or because of the fear of the mafia? Under Trump’s plan, the Sears partial Muslim ban on the U.S. ap- The extremists use Islamophobic Tower (now Willis Tower) and the pears more ominous. policies of the West to justify their John Hancock Center could not One of the biggest effects of a Mus- own atrocities. have graced Chicago’s skyline. The lim travel ban would be on tourism. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tower, the world’s tallest building A 2011 study by travel consultant Ekram Haque is the author of “Mu- until 1996, and the Hancock build- CrescentRating estimated the glob- hammad: Son of Abraham, Broth- Republican presidential candidate Donald ing were designed by Muslim archi- al Muslim tourism market at $126.1 er of Moses, Successor of Jesus.” He Trump speaks at a luncheon for the Eco- tect Fazlur Rahman Khan, who was billion and projected growth to $192 wrote this for the Dallas Morning nomic Club of New York on Thursday. born in what is now Bangladesh. billion by 2020. That’s twice as large News. Readers may email him at Khan fell in love with this country as the travel among Chinese people. [email protected]. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 HOME Expert advice on getting a great night’s sleep by finding your perfect pillow

By Debbie Carlson CHICAGO TRIBUNE A good night’s rest can be elusive, and sometimes the culprit is the wrong — or old — pillow. Bad pillows can cause neck or shoulder pain and headaches, and they can worsen allergy symptoms, like sneezing and con- gestion, said Natalie D. Dautovich, assistant pro- fessor in the department of psychology at Virginia Commonwealth Universi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ty and the environmental This undated photo shows flowering bulbs in New Paltz, N.Y. scholar for the National Sleep Foundation. Dr. Marc Leavey, pri- PHOTO | PACIFIC COAST mary care specialist at Plan and plant now for Lutherville Personal Double DownAround Pillow, $44.99 for stan- Physicians, part of Mercy dard/queen-sized, www.pacificcoast.com. Medical Center in Balti- spring-flowering bulbs more, who speaks on sleep the head, chest or stom- ping down toward the issues, said that because ach,” Dautovich said. mattress. Here’s also people have different Leavey said a thin pillow where the mattress comes By Lee Reich tulip, as well as grape hy- bask in, the better will be sleeping patterns — side, prevents stomach sleepers into play, Leavey said. Ide- ASSOCIATED PRESS acinth, crocus and snow the show they put on in back, stomach and rest- from hyperextending their ally for side sleepers, their drop. years to come. The spot less — and there are dif- It’s nearly that time neck. Stomach sleepers hips and shoulders should MORE IS BETTER where you plant bulbs ferent pillow styles and may not even need a pillow. sink slightly into the mat- of year when gardeners Over time, with good care, doesn’t have to be bathed fillings, there isn’t one think of spring — of plant- — Back sleepers. A me- tress to help with that smaller bulbs will grow into in sunlight all season — right pillow for everyone. ing bulbs that are going to dium-support pillow will straight-spine alignment. larger ones, whose show only until the bulbs’ leaves No matter how a person bloom then. give back sleepers ade- — Restless sleepers. will match that of the ini- disappear. Those leaves sleeps, Dautovich said, a Bulbs are “pre-packaged” quate support for their Leavey said restless tially fatter bulbs. One way disappear, fortuitously, at great pillow allows sleep- flowers, so a green thumb head and neck, the sleep sleepers may have a hard- to compensate for smaller about the same time that isn’t necessary to get those ers to rest comfortably experts said. er time fitting into these first season’s blossoms. flowers would be to plant emerging leaves of decid- in their natural sleeping “Back sleepers may also categories. Still, a few tips for buying more of them, putting your uous trees finally knit to- position and supports seek out a pillow with a “If you’re a restless and planting bulbs can money into buying more gether to create cool shade. their head and neck in a curved edge that allows sleeper, all bets are off. make for a better show rather than fatter bulbs. Another consideration neutral alignment, which their shoulders to remain You should try and look next spring and beyond. Which brings us to ... in siting spring bulbs is means centered over their level while elevating their for a bolster-type pillow BIGGER IS BETTER More is better, for any soil drainage; most ab- shoulders. head and neck,” Berman or a body pillow,” he sug- The bigger the bulbs, the kind of bulb. Forget about hor wet feet. The original To sort through the dif- said. gested. bigger next spring’s flowers. planting tulips in a single home of tulips, narcissus, ferent pillows out there, Leavey and Dautovich — Size. Leavey said peo- Bulbs are usually sold as file ready to march like crocuses, and many oth- the sleep experts offered cautioned back sleepers ple should buy whatever small, medium or top size, soldiers down the edge of er popular spring bulbs the following tips. to ensure the pillow won’t size they want and not to the measurement taken your front path. Instead, are the mountainsides of — Stomach sleep- lift their necks too high, let the size of their bed de- around the circumference plan for big dollops of col- western Asia, on ground ers. These people only which ends up craning the termine pillow size. where the bulb is fattest. or, massing bulbs in cir- that is parched all sum- need light support, said head forward. A lower-loft — Fill. Feathers, down, Which measurements go cular groups or, for bolder mer. Holland is a good Brandon Berman, in- pillow may prevent that. synthetic, memory foam with which size depends visual effect from fewer place to raise bulbs com- house sleep expert for — Side sleepers. Side and latex are different on the kind of bulb. Small bulbs, triangular group- mercially because the sleep-products company sleepers need firm support pillow fills. Generally, tulips are 10 to 11 centime- ings with an apex directed long, cool, moist springs Reverie. Look for a low- to keep the spine aligned down and feather blends ters around, medium ones to your vantage point. delay dormancy. In the loft pillow, which refers to with the shoulders and are soft and fluffy, syn- 11 to 12 centimeters, and GOOD CONDITIONS long time before the bulbs’ a pillow’s height as it lies hips, they all said. A high- thetic can still be soft but anything larger is top size. Even though this coming leaves finally die back, flat on the bed. loft pillow can help. gives some resistance, and Naturally smaller bulbs spring’s flowers are already the greenery has plenty of “Stomach sleepers tend Dautovich said firmer memory foam feels dense include certain tulips, such packaged inside bulbs, the time to fuel the following to like a very thin pillow, pillows will prevent side and supports the sleeper’s as the charming waterlily more sunlight the plants season’s flower buds. which can be used under sleeper’s heads from tip- head, Dautovich said. Housecleaning advice from two who know

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National Media Syndicate Center’s National Center city council oppose the If the proposal for a new on Scaling Up Effective opening of a new charter school is approved by the NMS—A pill that Schools was a nalist in school, saying it drains state next year, they will restores a man’s sex drive the XQ Super School Proj- much needed money from provide him with $800 and triggers strong, long ect challenge. The chari- the Lynn Public Schools. per student to lease or lasting erections without ty supported by Laurene “Thank goodness,” said purchase space. He antic- side effects has been used Powell Jobs, the widow of City Councilor-at-Large ipates 160 students for a in China for 63 years. It Apple co-founder Steve Brian LaPierre, who also total of $128,000. In addi- is now available in the Jobs, provided 10 teams serves as a political or- tion, the new school would I’m 68 My I had United States. years doctor lost all with a collective $100 mil- ganizer for the American receive $2.1 million from This amazing pill old and told me interest lion Wednesday to create Federation of Teachers. Lynn Public Schools or I have pre- in sex new high schools or trans- “When will Mr. DeVito $13,223 per student who contains ingredients that been scrip- with form existing ones. The learn that the kids of Lynn switches schools. not only resolve sexual suffer- tion my ing from erection cash would have guaran- are being very well educat- DeVito said he would health problems in drugs were the wife and was feel- problems for the only answer, but I ing guilty over it. teed that KIPP Academy, ed in our public schools? I still have to raise about men, but also boost lost past 10 years. Up did not want to go We’ve been mar- the city’s only charter would not buy a used car $250,000 for the school to testosterone levels in the until now, I’ve down that route. ried for 32 years school, would face compe- from him if it were the last launch. He is applying to only used Viagra Now when I feel and things just body. which is very tition. one on the Lynnway.” foundations to make up my erections are became a little bor- It also cuts your sex pill expensive and not as strong as ing in the bedroom. “I’m a sore loser,” said In response, DeVito ac- the difference. gives me terrible they should be, or I tried Viotren and DeVito with a laugh. “To knowledged that he has He has already received costs up to 82% less than headaches. Vi- otren has worked I lose desire for was shocked at me there’s no moral victo- made enemies. He said more than 300 inquiries using medications like sex, I begin taking my results. Within Viagra. great for me. I ry here, but the good news the goal is to offer a school from families who want wish I had known Viotren. Within just a few days, my is the nalists are eligible that provides services to send their child to the An improved version testosterone was a few days, as desire for sex re- for some XQ funding and school, DeVito said. my problem years reliable as clock- turned. I also have not offered in the public of this pill is now being work, everything more energy for we expect to get the de- Thomas Grillo can be ago. My erections schools, such as an ex- offered in the United States are strong like returns to normal sex. I’m more pas- tails soon.” tended day. reached at tgrillo@item- by the American Institute before and the and I’m able sionate. My wife The grades 5 through “From my perspective, live.com. stress of not being to function like doesn’t know what of Longevity under the able to perform is I used to as a has come over me, brand name Viotren. gone. I really love younger man. but we are both this pill. — Henry delighted. Swampscott Police Department Viotren restores male — Jack Yates. Blubaugh. — Bill Garland libido levels. It relieves performance anxiety. It Since my early 50’s I have experienced sexual dys- awarded certi cation status triggers powerful erections function. My doctor told me I was just getting old, words no man wants to hear. My wife was sup- SWAMPSCOTT — The that are easier and faster portive and understanding, but I couldn’t accept to achieve, too. It even it. “Just another nail in the coffin,” I thought to Swampscott Police De- myself. But then I saw something about Viotren on partment received state contains an ingredient that the CBS News website and decided to give it a try. Boy am I certi cation from the “switches off” the chemical glad I did. This pill has performed a miracle on my sex life. In Massachusetts Police Ac- in a man’s body that causes the last month or so I have been experiencing almost nightly erections, and I’ve been making sweet love to my wife with a creditation Commission his erections to go soft. lust I thought I’d lost forever. I swear this pill has made me on Wednesday. Viotren is also safe and feel 20 years younger. I love it and recommend it to all my friends. — Walter Somers. Certi cation is a self-ini- good for your overall tiated evaluation process, health. It does not cause by which police depart- testosterone levels. harmful side effects of the America Heart ments strive to meet and First of all, the sexual Association. maintain standards that associated with Viagra, improvements are felt in have been established Levitra, and Cialis. Double Money Back days. You don’t have to by the profession, for the Triggers a massive Guarantee profession. The standards wait weeks or months. 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They also report sion is considered a very Madigan appointed Cap- side effects anymore. bedroom performance… program sets standards being more passionate signi cant accomplishment tain John Alex to serve as By restoring lost and stronger, longer for the law enforcement and is a recognition that is the department’s accred- during love making. The testosterone levels, you profession, along with lasting erections that highly regarded by the law itation manager. He was pill improves muscle simply “reset” your sex the delivery of police ser- are faster and easier to enforcement community,” assisted by Lt. Thomas strength, energy levels, vices to Massachusetts drive to the way it used achieve,” said Mills. said Donna Taylor Mooers, Stephens, Lt. Paul Bar- and physical stamina, too. to be when you were a citizens. “And if for any Under the leadership of the commission’s executive tram, Lt. Gary Lord, Lt. Kiernan Mills, Director younger man. director. Joseph Kable and Sgt. of the American Institute reason that does not Police Chief Ronald Madi- Not only is Viotren happen, which is highly gan, the Swampscott Po- “Going through the pro- Richard McCarriston. of Longevity said, safe to use, but, it also cess initially requires in- “The department’s job is unlikely, we’ll go ahead lice Department was as- “The origin of Viotren helps to improve blood tense self-scrutiny, and not done, however,” said and issue each man a sessed in May by a team is in ancient Oriental circulation throughout ultimately provides a Mooers. “Chief Madigan’s double your money back of commission-appointed medicine. Scientists now the body. This further assessors. Certi cation quality assurance review ultimate goal for the de- know that there are many refund. We can only of the agency,” she added. partment is to achieve improves your ability has been granted for remedies from Oriental offer a guarantee like three years. Participation To conduct the self-as- the commission’s highest to get an erection and medicine that are proving this because we know is voluntary. sessment and prepare award, accreditation.” maintain it for the entire Viotren works and men very effective in clinical duration of sex. studies.” love it,” he added. What Doctors Are How To Get Wyoming senior center shooter This particular Oriental Saying remedy was brought to Viotren “Many Viotren users market commercially by This is the official note an increased sense complained about poker games a Chinese pharmaceutical nationwide release of of well-being, vitality, company in 1953. But they Viotren in the United By Mead Gruver and sexual performance took it a step further. They States. And so, the ASSOCIATED PRESS in the first 30 days,” said took the ingredients in the company is offering a Dr. Holly Lucille, who CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A remedy that triggered the special discount supply has appeared on award resident of a senior citizen amazing sexual benefits to any man who calls winning T.V. shows like apartment complex who in men and they put them within the next 48-hours. The Doctors, and PBS’s shot three people, killing into a pill. one before he killed him- Healing Quest. Starting at 7:00 When the pill absorbs self, wrote a letter express- “I recommend Viotren AM today, the order into the body, the ing concern about poker to men who find it hotline will be open for ingredients are released games in a common room, difficult to become 48-hours. All you have into the blood where police said Thursday. aroused. It does wonders to do is call TOLL-FREE Cheyenne Police De- they begin restoring for your sexual appetite. 1-800-595-7597 and partment spokesman testosterone and libido PHOTO | BLAINE MCCARTNEY/THE WYOMING TRIBUNE EAGLE VIA AP Your sexual sensitivity. provide the operator Dan Long called it a “let- levels. with the special discount ter of discontent” but did A Cheyenne police of cer tapes off North College Even for your staying The American Institute approval code: RT17. not provide more details Drive after a shooting at Heritage Court Apart- power and stamina,” of Longevity has about what Larry Rosen- ments on Wednesday in northeast Cheyenne, Wyo. said Dr. Vincent Leaper, The company will do the berg, 77, wrote before he developed an improved M.D. rest. pill which includes opened re at Heritage Larry Warwick, 74, were dents, said Mary Eastman, “Viotren is a good Important: Due to more potent and faster Court Apartments. identi ed by Long as the a resident who described choice for men who feel Viotren’s recent media absorbing forms of each Detectives have not made victims who were wound- Rosenberg as a friendly they have passed their exposure on CBS, CNN, ingredient. The former conclusions about Rosen- ed and taken to Cheyenne man who went with her peak. The results of using MSNBC, and FOX berg’s motive but were Regional Medical Center. to yard sales. Long said he pill, while incredibly this pill can be an in- News, phone lines are looking into “longstand- Gilbert was in critical con- could not immediately con- effective, was slower to crease in energy levels, often busy. If you call and ing animosity” between dition Thursday, said hos- rm that Gilbert had orga- work in the body. vigor, and a decrease do not immediately get Rosenberg and the three pital spokeswoman Kathy nized the games. Stronger, Longer victims before the shooting Baker. Warwick was no lon- Rosenberg gave Eastman in depressive mood,” through, please be patient Wednesday in Wyoming’s ger listed in the hospital’s the letter on Wednesday Lasting Erections said Dr. Decker Weiss, and call back. Those who state capital, Long said. directory of patients but before the shootings, just as In 72-Hours Integrative Cardiologist miss the 48 hour deadline The victim who died was Baker said she could not she was leaving to go shop- There are many benefits and Professional may be forced to pay full identi ed Thursday as provide additional details. ping, she said. She returned to a sex pill that restores Committee Member price for Viotren. 45-year-old Matthew Wil- Gilbert was one of the or- to nd the complex had son, a complex employee. ganizers of the poker games turned into a crime scene. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, held three times a week She opened the letter later cure, or prevent any disease. All doctors mentioned are remunerated for their services. All clinical studies on Viotren’s active Building residents ingredient were independently conducted and were not sponsored by the American Institute of Longevity. Gregory Gilbert, 65, and that bothered some resi- and gave it to police. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Fran’s Place to go up for sale Judgment day

FRAN’S From A1 at Salem State Mayor Judith Flanagan JUDGMENT our battles in court,” she Kennedy, who has known From A1 said. “We look to the Su- Muise for 30 years, called preme Court to resolve it “the end of an era.” Care Act, discrimination, issues that are not being “Not only has Fran’s throwing out a life sentence resolved in our political been a very welcoming without parole for people institution.” place to everyone in the under 18, gay marriage The Supreme Court is community but it is one of and gun control, have been usually not an issue in an the last good dance clubs split between the justices election, but it has become on the North Shore,” she and could be affected with one during this particular said. the turnover on the bench presidential race, Gertner Kennedy first went to in the next administration, said. the club with her friends, Gertner said. The 5-4 deci- Tristan Smith, 20, a ju- who were gay, when it was sion to allow same-sex mar- nior at Salem State Uni- still known exclusively as riage is completely at risk versity and Swampscott a gay bar. Muise stuck when three of the majority resident, said the discus- by her and made her feel members for that vote are sion provided a unique comfortable to have fun replaced, she added. perspective from a federal with her friends, without Gertner said the court judge. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE worrying about getting is polarized in a way that Robert “Tish” Muise sits in the sports bar area of Fran’s Place. “I think it’s a piece of involved with anyone. it has never been before, the election people aren’t “I will miss it and I hope at its current Washington “Fran’s Place has been would yell hateful things with the alliances becom- thinking about,” he said. that somehow, someway it Street location. When Rob- like home,” said Muise, and throw eggs at custom- ing much more predictable Kalen O’Hare, 19, a will be able to be revived in the past 10 to 15 years. ert Collins died in 1975, who started doing drag ers, Muise said. sophomore at Salem State in the city of Lynn,” she In theory, the Supreme and Lynn resident, said his wife and children took shows at the bar in 1982. But as society became said. Court is supposed to be in- the pending replacement over the business, calling “It really is a home for more accepting of the The property will be dependent and non-politi- of Scalia drew her inter- it Fran’s Place. us. Before gay marriage LGBT community, Fran’s sold for an undisclosed cal, she said, but it’s been est. A bowling alley next and equal rights came Place became popular amount by the end of the political since the begin- “I think that the Su- door, King’s Lynn Lanes, about, on holidays when with the community as a month. While details of attracted ladies from a you would typically go ning. Judges have become preme Court and the lack the sale are uncertain, whole. It’s known for hold- known for being appoint- of action going on right women’s bowling league to home to your birth fami- ing fundraisers and giving Muise has been told the stop in for drinks. Many of ly, many people were not ed by either Democratic or now is extremely import- upper floors of the build- back to the city. Republican presidents. In ant,” she said. the women were gay, Col- accepted by their fami- Each year the bar raises ing will be turned into lins said. lies and would come to the United States, politi- Gayla Cawley can be apartments. Collins de- money for AIDS treatment cal debates often turn into reached at gcawley@item- “My mother treated Fran’s.” and research. After a hate clined to name the buyer. them nice,” he said. “At Muise has advocated for legal debates, she added. live.com. Follow her on crime committed at Pulse Collin’s grandfather, first I don’t think she was the LGBT community for “Otherwise, we fight Twitter @GaylaCawley. Orlando killed 49 people John, first opened the even sure they were gay. decades, he said. and critically wounded 53, business as a tavern They started inviting some “I feel like we made so around the 1920s. While of their male friends and many accomplishment Fran’s Place raised mon- he has been unable to find they would all be dancing. for the gay community,” ey to send to the Florida EpiPen cost anything documenting Then we knew. They were Collins said. “When we nightclub. the exact year or location, always nice people and my took this over in 1976, A farewell party will be he knows it was located parents respected them. there were no gay rights. held next Saturday, Sept. worries Peabody somewhere in the city. That crowd dominated the We went through just as 24 to thank the customers, “I remember my father straight crowd and it got many hardships as some Muise said. The event will distinctly saying it was bigger and bigger until it of my customers did with run from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. EPIPEN greater discount at a later there before and after was known as a gay bar.” the abuse.” and will feature a variety From A1 date. prohibition,” he said. Fran’s quickly became The building fell victim show and food. Finding cabinets to In 1940, It was passed a haven for many people to vandalism and arson. Bridget Turcotte can be Three EpiPen sets will house the pens has also on to his parents, Fran who had a hard time find- When regulations changed reached at bturcotte@item- be stationed at the Hig- been difficult and that and Robert. It reopened ing a place to be them- to require smokers to go live.com. Follow her on gins Middle School and the school system is still as The Lighthouse Cafe selves. outside, people driving by Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. three at the high school, searching for a number of said Levine. Two sets will these cases, which are spe- be at the larger elementa- cially designed to fit two ry schools and at least one sets of EpiPens, according Holbrook holds the key to Lynn for the remaining public to the superintendent. school facilities. “The EpiPen cabinet- Levine said it was makers have caught up HOLBROOK better economy and a bet- his understanding that with the EpiPens,” said From A1 ter climate to do business schools may be offered Levine. He said that with.” a 50-percent discount whereas cabinets that fit more than that,” Rivers Although the corporate through Mylan and that the pens perfectly were said. “He is the ultimate office has moved to Bos- rising pressure from Con- once $25, now the cost has personification of what it ton, more than 500 East- gress may lead to an even risen to nearly $300. means to be a community ern employees work in banker.” Lynn. The majority live in Holbrook said he be- the city and its neighbor- lieves in a corporate phi- ing communities. Wahlberg’s request losophy that the bank is a Holbrook, who lives in part of and belongs to the Medfield, plans to contin- for pardon over teen community. ue visiting Lynn during He piloted an initiative his retirement and will that gives 10 percent of remain on Eastern’s board assaults is dropped the company’s net income of directors. Beginning to a charity each year. next year, Sept. 15 will To date, more than $100 million has been donated, be observed annually as Rivers said. Richard E. Holbrook Day He immersed himself in the city. in the culture of the city, “We made a commit- volunteering for Girls Inc. ment that Lynn would be of Lynn and the Boys and our home,” Holbrook said. Girls Club. He’s on the “People call Lynn a city Lynn Community Health of great potential. I think Center’s board of direc- that’s wrong. I think we PHOTO | PAULA MULLER tors and the North Shore need to call Lynn a great Medical Center’s board of city.” Lynn Chamber of Commerce honors retiring trustees. Bridget Turcotte can be Eastern Bank Chairman and CEO Richard E. “We believe in making a reached at bturcotte@item- Holbrook by presenting him with a photo of the stronger community,” Hol- live.com. Follow her on city, signed by many well-wishers. brook said. “It makes it a Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A grand gesture by Latinos in Lynn

LATINOS From A1 That sum includes the committee’s $1,000 do- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nation from receipts it Actor Mark Wahlberg attends the “Deepwater received after hosting a Horizon” premiere on day 6 of the Toronto In- July Latino festival. ternational Film Festival at Roy Thomson Hall “This is a chance to on Tuesday. showcase the opportuni- ty for more involvement BOSTON (AP) — Actor Board spokesman said by Latinos in the com- Mark Wahlberg has end- Thursday that Wahlberg munity. We hope to con- ed his bid for a pardon for didn’t respond to a let- tribute whatever we can,” assaults he committed as ter asking if he wished said committee volunteer a teenager in Massachu- to keep his petition open, Dulce Gonzalez. setts. so the matter has been Latham said the com- In 1988, a 16-year-old closed. mittee’s contribution Wahlberg hit a Vietnam- Wahlberg, now 45, told reflects the Latino com- ese man in the head with reporters at the Toronto munity’s understanding a stick while trying to Film Festival this week “that it takes a whole city steal alcohol and punched to raise our children.” that he regrets asking another in the face while for the pardon, but he’s “We are more than trying to avoid police. grateful that the process thrilled with this dona- Wahlberg said he was allowed him to meet and tion. Getting these books high at the time. He is like Christmas for our ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE served about 45 days in apologize to one of his vic- children,” Latham said. Brant Duncan of the Lynn Teacher’s Union and Lynn School Superinten- jail. tims. Money contributed by dent Dr. Catherine Latham thank the American Latino Committee for Wahlberg apologized “Some good did come out the Latino community their $1,000 to the First Book initiative. and said he has dedicated of it,” he said. will be supplemented by himself to becoming a bet- Walhberg, who grew up money raised at an Oct. boost. We hope to repli- presentation and praised bution is scheduled for ter person so he could be a in the Dorchester section 19 fundraising event at cate what we did in 2014,” First Book and the Ameri- Dec. 3 in the former Mar- role model and raised mil- of Boston, started out as the Porthole Restaurant said Lynn Teachers Union can Latino Committee. shall Middle School on lions of dollars for charity. rapper Marky Mark and and contributions from lo- President Brant Duncan. “We’re so grateful people Porter Street. His 2014 pardon appli- went on to star in movies cal unions. State reps Daniel F. Cahill reinvest back in Lynn,” Thor Jourgensen can be cation was met with sharp such as “Boogie Nights,” “The $1,000 from the and Brendan Crighton at- Cahill said. reached at tjourgensen@ criticism. The Departed,” ‘’The committee is a wonderful tended Thursday’s donation This year’s book distri- itemlive.com. A Massachusetts Parole Fighter” and “Ted.” A8 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Taking care of business Caruso putt up to the challenge

The 6th Annual Lynda J. Talbot Memorial Walk/Run will take place Sunday, Sept. 25 at 10 a.m. at Great Oak School in Danvers. Over the past five years, the event has raised over $120,000 for the Care Dimensions Pediatric Hospice Facility, Beth Swampscott Police Officer Savy Caruso represented Israel Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fund, among others. Pictured is Cheri the Swampscott Police Union and was a finalist in the Johnson, left, and Janice Webster during last year’s run. Mass Coalition of Police putting challenge.

In ‘Edge of Seventeen,’ the debut of Brooks’ latest protegee Review: Meat Loaf, Steinman reunite on ‘Better Than We Are’ TORONTO (AP) — About five years ago, screen- writer Kelly Fremon Craig was on her way out of a (AP) — Meat Loaf, “Braver Than We Are” (429 Records). meeting with James L. Brooks about a script she had The cover of “Braver Than We Are” bears two names, written. Before she left, she turned around and said, those of rock belter Meat Loaf and songwriter Jim “Nobody will ever work harder than I will.” Steinman. Brooks, whose credits run from “Taxi” to “Terms of It’s a rare writer who gets his name front and center, Endearment,” ‘’Broadcast News” to “The Simpsons,” but Steinman is unique. His blend of hard-rock hooks, was struck by the moment. As he had for Wes An- high emotion and camp silliness fused with Meat derson and Cameron Crowe, he decided to mentor Loaf’s runaway-train vocals to give the world “Bat Out Craig. And they eventually turned that script into the of Hell,” a 1970s rock classic and one of the ultimate Toronto International Film Festival’s closing night guilty-pleasure albums. movie, “Edge of Seventeen.” Their likably bombastic new album should please It’s a coming-of-age comedy with a head-turning lead devotees of operatic, over-the-top rock, though it may performance by Hailee Steinfeld (“True Grit”) as a not make new converts. high-schooler plagued by a series of embarrassments, It’s a surprising word to use about a Meat Loaf including her best friend (Haley Lu Richardson) dat- record, but “Braver Than We Are” feels underpowered. ing her older brother (Blake Jenner). The film, which The 68-year-old is no longer the unrestrained scream- premieres Saturday in Toronto and opens in theaters PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er of yore. His voice is gravelly and subdued, at times Nov. 18, summons the spirit of a John Hughes film overwhelmed by Paul Crook’s grandiose production. and gives the teen movie a refreshingly real, R-rated This image released by STX Films shows Hailee The songs were written over a 50-year period, and in- spin, capturing all of the age’s awkwardness, self-doubt Steinfeld, left, and Woody Harrelson from the clude several originally intended for “Bat Out of Hell.” and quickly maturing smarts. film “The Edge of Seventeen.” Opener “Who Needs the Young” is just odd: shoo-wop “It feels really good for people to watch it and say, backing vocals behind a cabaret-style lament about the ‘Me too,’” says Craig, whose previously wrote the script comes through is never rewritten. They usually direct. depredations of age, written when Steinman was 19. for the little-seen 2009 comedy “Post Grad,” starring If they don’t, they’re active producers. That’s the thing “Going All the Way” is closer to the classic Steinman-Loaf Alexis Bledel. Brooks, who produced “Edge of Seven- that makes sense for me. At three o’clock in the morn- template: a flamboyant, 11-minute epic duet that builds to teen,” didn’t just want Craig to write the movie. ing it’s great if something makes sense for you.” a rousing crescendo. It features Meat Loaf’s longtime col- “When I sat down with him, one of the first things he Craig plunged into six months of research, interview- laborators Ellen Foley and Karla DeVito, in fine form. said was, ‘I think your voice is very specific so I think ing teenagers about their daily lives. She even attend- Stacey Michelle brings vocal flair to the gospel-tinged you should direct it,’” Craig recalls. “So I was like, ‘Can ed a high-school dance. duet “Speaking in Tongues,” while “Loving You is a you put that in writing?’” “When I went and interviewed all these kids, I asked Dirty Job” — a song once recorded by Bonnie Tyler — But at Gracie Films, Brooks’ production company, them what movies depict your life accurately. Every is a hook-laden ode to passionate, combative love. that’s the modus operandi, one that differs consider- single one of them said there aren’t any,” says Craig. ably from Hollywood’s typical development process. “The process made me know I really wanted to pay “The whole idea of the very small company we have respect to the messiness and the complicated nature of is: Writers are king,” says Brooks. “Every writer who this age. It’s funny but it’s also painful.” SEND US YOUR STUFF WEATHER WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. SUN, MOON, TIDES TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST

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For Swampscott (1-0- in back-to-back games 3), it was Jillian Flanders against Danvers and Pea- in net who notched six body, easily two of the key saves. Peabody goalie strongest teams in the So a Rodriguez only had area, English coach Ed two saves, but one of them McNeil was more than was surely the biggest of happy with the scoreless the night. PHOTO | BOB ROCHE tie. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON With time running “We were better than out in the second half, Peabody’s Hailee Monies, left, tries to chase English’s Alexa Zayas tries to control the ball down Sydney Cresta of Swampscott along the SOCCER, B2 and fend off Gloucester’s Jenny Deckert. FIELD HOCKEY, B2 sideline. Time for marquee matchups By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR There are several marquee games on tap for Friday and Saturday as we jump right into Week 2 of the high school football season. Lynn English will have a big test Friday as it gets to tangle with a St. Mary’s team that scored 30 points in the rst quarter last weekend against Tech Boston; and Lynn Tech, which looked very impressive in beating Chelsea last Thursday, will travel up the road to Bishop Fenwick to play Triton, which upset Peabody last week. Saturday, Classical, which still has to be smarting from a last-minute loss last week to Gloucester, will be at Blocksidge Field to take on Swampscott, which came out of last Friday’s win over English with some injury issues; and St. John’s Prep, which had its hands full against Haverhill before taming the Hillies last Saturday, gets to play host to 2015 Division 1 runner-up Central Catholic at the Brother Linus Complex in Danvers. Here is a breakdown of games. TONIGHT St. Mary’s at English At Manning Field (7), last week against Swampscott in an 11-8 overtime loss, the Bulldogs did everything against Swampscott except score. “We moved the ball,” said English coach Chris Carroll, “but we’d get close and something would happen to stall us.” Most often, it was penalties. English had 10, most of them of procedural sort. Carroll said the Bulldogs will be working toward xing that situation in time for tonight. St. Mary’s, for one week, at least, had things go according to plan. The Spartans got huge touchdown runs from Abraham Toe (60 and 55 yards) and Calvin Johnson (32 and 22) in their 42-6 win over Tech Boston. In addition, Marcus Atkins connected on a touchdown pass to ninth-grader Matt Cross. The Spartans won this game last year, 30-0, but “playing English will be a challenge,” said Spartans coach Matt Durgin. “English is a physi- cal team, and very athletic.” Lynn Tech at Triton At Bishop Fenwick’s Donaldson Field (7), the Tigers will match wits against a Cape Ann League team that scored an open- ing-week upset over Peabody. Tech got an eye-opening performance from junior Steffan Gravely in its season-opening 34-0 win over Chelsea. Gravely ran for 124 yards in what was essentially 2½ quarters of action, and scored three touchdowns. The other half of Tech’s one-two punch, Keoni Gaskin, had 101 yards in the game. Quarterback Lewi L’Heureux led Triton in its 23-15 win over the Tanners last week with 14-for-21 passing and two touchdown throws. Saugus at Manchester-Essex At Manchester (7), the Sachems lost to rugged Austin Prep last week, 20-6. However, Dante McGrane eclipsed the 100-yard mark in Saugus’ opener (102) and Mike Mabee Jr. scored its only touchdown of the game. Steffan Gravely had an Robbie Sarmanian ran for two touchdowns as Manchester-Essex eye-opening debut last defeated Northeast Regional last Friday night, 21-12. Thursday night, rushing Peabody at Malden for 124 yards despite see- At McDonald Stadium (7), the Tanners knew they were in for an ing sparse action in the adjustment period trying to adjust to life without all-everything second half of the Tigers’ running back Doug Santos, and their 23-15 loss last week to Triton 34-0 win over Chelsea. bore that out. Gravely scored three The Tanners got off to a promising start in the game, jumping out touchdowns. to a 15-8 lead at the half, an edge it maintained until the fourth quarter. Then, Triton exploded for 15 points to get the win. Matt D’Amato and Noah Freedman scored for Peabody. PHOTO | BOB ROCHE The Golden Tornados started out like they’d match Methuen stride for stride in the rst quarter last Friday as each team scored 21 points. But the storm Methuen brewed up thereafter proved much stronger, with a 42-27 win.

Masconomet at Revere At DellaRusso Stadium (7), last week’s 30-28 loss to Medford came down to a two-point conver- sion. The Mustangs made theirs, the Patriots couldn’t convert theirs. Otherwise, it was even-Ste- ven. For Revere, quarterback Eddie Sullivan hooked up with Oscar Lopez for three touchdown passes. Masco lost its opener last week, 26-13, in a non-league game against Melrose. Marblehead at Wake eld At Wake eld High (7), the Magicians picked up where they left off in the regular season last week with an opening-week shutout over Walpole, 27-0. Drew Gally threw for two touchdown passes and Harry Craig ran for two. Wake eld was also shut out in Week 1, losing to Beverly, 24-0. Bishop Fenwick at Dedham At Dedham High School (7), the Crusaders got things off to a promising start last week with a 22-0 blank- ing over Hamilton-Wenham. Colin Norton caught two scoring passes from Cory Bright in the victory. The Marauders of Dedham took it on the chin last Friday night, losing to Med eld, 21-6. Danvers at Lynn eld At Lynn eld High (7), The Falcons scored a rather improbable win over Winthrop last week, 27-7. Many of the Falcons’ players were sick with food poisoning on the day of the game, but they managed to score 20 fourth-quar- ter points to break open a close game. The Pioneers fell last week to Newburyport, 33-6. The only bright spot was Nick Kinnon’s 32-yard touchdown run. Med eld at Winthrop At East Boston Stadium (7), this will be the Vikings’ home-away-from-home this season while Miller Field will FOOTBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 St. Mary’s golf edged by Archbishop Williams

coming up and we’re look- Andrew McRae also won minutes into the second 20 saves in the contest. the Magicians to victory. SCHOOL ROUNDUP ing forward to them,” Fiste his match, 5-4. John Bal- half. Masco's Austin Dz- “I thought Mackenzie “Hadley was very fast,” said. The Spartans will vis- lou performed well for iadosz made it a 1-1 in the played well in net for us,” Marblehead coach Linda By Harold Rivera it Lowell Catholic on Friday the Witches, winning his 57th minute. Andy How- Lynnfield coach Mark Ver- Rice Collins said. “She was ITEM STAFF afternoon. match 5-4 as well. ard scored the game win- mont said. “She had a re- reading their plays ex- Swampscott 39 1/2, “It was a good effort to- ner after a Lynnfield foul ally great game. I thought tremely well and convert- The St. Mary’s golf team Marblehead 32 1/2 night,” Salem coach Tom gave Masco a free kick at Masconomet was very ing them into scoring op- suffered its first loss of the Andrew Dove led the Doyle said. “Gloucester the 25-yard line. strong and fast. I think portunities.” Sarah Jordan season, falling 174-171 to way for Swampscott (4- was a good team and they “Our whole defense they outworked us but contributed with a goal for Archbishop Williams, drop- 1) at the number one hit a lot of good shots.” Sa- played really well,” Lyn- we’re going to come back.” Marblehead. Up next for ping to 5-1 overall and 3-1 spot, winning his match lem is back in action on nfield coach Brent Mun- Vermont added that he the Magicians is a home in league play. Kitchy Em- 5-4. Adam Dishman (5- Friday when the Witches roe said. “They came at hopes the Pioneers will game against Danvers on merich led St. Mary’s with 4), Mike Johnson (6 1/2-2 host Essex Tech. us pretty hard. All in all strengthen their communi- Monday at 4 p.m. 30 points. Andrew Kreamer 1/2), Ryan Graciale (5-4), Beverly 53, Peabody 19 our whole group played cation on the field as they Fenwick 6, Everett 0 (29 points), Ryan Turenne Max Pegnato (5-4) and The only winner on the really well, especially de- move forward. “We need to Nicole Modica and Jor- (27 points) and Luke Smith Steve Santanello (5-4) also afternoon for the Tanners fensively.” The Pioneers have better communication dyn Arnott scored their (24 points) all performed won their matches. (0-5) was Brendan Mills, are back in action on Sat- on the field” Vermont said. first varsity goals for the well for the Spartans. “They scrambled really who won his match 5-4. urday when they host St. “I think we need to win the Crusaders (1-3-1). Modica “A couple of guys ran well today,” Swampscott The Tanners are back in Peter’s-Marian at 10 a.m. 50-50 ball battle. We didn’t scored two goals, and Ar- into a rough stretch of coach Jason Knowles action against Revere on GIRLS SOCCER do that today. I believe we nott contributed with one. holes,” St. Mary’s coach said. “From what I saw, Monday. Masconomet 5, can do it, we just need to “They both played a really Jay Fiste said. “Some guys they struggled a little bit BOYS SOCCER Lynnfield 1 get out after it.” aggressive game,” Fenwick need a couple more breaks. but they scrambled real- Masconomet 2, Kate Mitchell’s goal on Lynnfield will look to coach Marybeth Mahoney Overall, it wasn’t too bad ly well.” Swampscott was Lynnfield 1 a penalty kick in the 50th bounce back on Monday said of Modica and Arnott. but we need to improve if originally scheduled to Masco pulled out the win minute wasn’t enough to when the Pioneers visit “Nicole is a sophomore we’re going to compete for play against Saugus on with a goal in the 77th lead Lynnfield (2-2) to a Newburyport at 6 p.m. and showing a lot of poten- a championship.” Monday but the match has minute to improve to 3-1. victory as the Pioneers FIELD HOCKEY tial. I’m looking forward to Fiste added that the Spar- been cancelled. Lynnfield (2-1) led 1-0 on dropped a tough game to Marblehead 4, Beverly 1 seeing what else they can tans have a tough slate of Gloucester 37, Salem 35 a goal by senior captain Masconomet. For Lynn- Hadley Carlton was the both do.” Stefanie Arnott matches on their schedule Salem (0-2) was led by Matt Seelig off a terrif- field, goalkeeper Mackenzie star of the game for Mar- turned in a spectacular in the coming weeks. “We Cam Twomey who won ic cross by fellow senior O’Neill turned in an out- blehead (5-0), with a hat performance for Fenwick, have some big matches his match 6 1/2-2 1/2. captain Matt Ricciardi six standing performance with trick and an assist to lead with three goals scored. Tanners, Big Blue play to a draw

FIELD HOCKEY Blue confidence going into From B1 the second half. Swampscott came out Swampscott was making stronger after halftime, one final push to the net. earning a corner less than The Big Blue were award- three minutes in. From ed a corner with 20 sec- there, the Big Blue were onds remaining and made able to get into more of a a strong run at the net, but rhythm on offense. Rodriguez made a diving “We really did improve save as the buzzer sound- from the first half to the ed to end the game in a tie. second half,” Spano said of “We had chances,” said her team. “I think they just Swampscott coach Jamie needed to get out of their Spano. “There were times own heads a little bit.” we got the ball into the Peabody continued to circle, but we just couldn’t fight hard, earning three capitalize.” more corners in the second Corner chances were half. It’s something that the story in this one, with Grant said the Tanners each team getting plenty have been focusing on for of opportunities. Peabody some time in practice. (0-3-1) had eight corners, “We’ve really been including five in the first working hard on our cor- half, while Swampscott ners lately,” said Peabody had six. coach Pam Grant. “I think Peabody got off to a hot the girls did a good job start, possessing the ball executing them this af- out of the gate and forcing ternoon, but now we just Swampscott to play de- have to focus on getting a fense. They were awarded stick on the ball so we can four corners within the score on some of those.” first 15 minutes of the With the draw, both game, but nothing came teams acknowledge that ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON of any of them. Although there is still plenty to English’s Sydney Denham, far right, gets a piece of a throw-in as Emma Trahant, far left, holds the time of possession work on in the young 2016 back the Gloucester defense. was back and forth for season. the most part after that, “We played alright today, it was Peabody that was but didn’t exactly play as getting the majority of the a team,” said Spano. “We English defense holds steady in tie quality scoring chances in certainly could’ve been bet- the first half. ter, but I’ll take a tie over SOCCER Walsh for a few years now. carried the ball up the McNeil, and most likely Swampscott began to a loss. There’s still a lot of From B1 “I’ll take the tie,” McNeil field and took a shot that everyone else at Manning, gain a foothold with about stuff we need to work on.” said. “(Gloucester is) a Gloucester keeper Maisie on the edge of their seats. six minutes remaining “We played really well Tech, the next three teams good little team. This was, Grow knocked behind the With about seven minutes in the half, after the Big together today, we played were better than us, and by far, our best game this net, resulting in a corner left, Gloucester’s Kaitlin Blue were awarded their really well as a team,” this was the first time year. I’m very pleased. Ex- kick. Trahant’s resulting Marques brought the ball first corner of the game Grant said. “We really we were playing someone tremely. I think it’s good kick sailed over the scrum down the field and into with 6:30 left. Swamp- wanted to focus on that equal to us, and these are for our confidence too.” in front of the net, and the corner in English’s scott got two more cor- today. We still had some the games we look forward The English defense was Gloucester was able to end. Sullivan was the only ners before the end of the breakdowns in the second to,” McNeil said. “We have impenetrable, despite the clear the ball out. obstacle between Marques half, and although none half, but the girls real- eight of them this year. It fact that Gloucester dom- Their next big chance and Hill in the net, and of them resulted in goals, ly worked as a team and couldn’t have been better. inated possession. Tommi came as the clock was blocked Marques’ shot their play gave the Big gave a great effort.” It was a nail-biting game.” Hill was excellent in the winding down in the half. with her body. The Bulldogs had yet net for the Bulldogs, and Alexa Zayas fired a nice With less than two min- to see a game like this all Taylor Sullivan was a shot in, but Grow swatted utes left, Marnoto weaved season. After easily taking brick wall at sweeper. Tora it away. Again, the Bull- through the defense and down Tech in the City Tour- Ueland and Grace Gate- dogs were unable to capi- took an unobstructed shot nament opener, English ly also played well at de- talize on the ensuing cor- on English’s net, but the ran into a string of stron- fense, and Emma Trahant ner kick, and time ran out. shot went wide, and the ger teams that simply have was strong at midfield. In the 54th minute, Bulldogs breathed a sigh more talent than the Bull- The Bulldogs created Gloucester looked to get of relief. dogs. But Gloucester is a scoring chances, but it on the board. Alexia Mar- While McNeil would team of English’s caliber in seemed like every time noto fired in a direct kick have liked to get a win, he the middle of the pack in the they got a breakaway, they from about the 20-yard- acknowledged that some- Northeastern Conference. were called offsides. line, and it was one of the times, in games as close as However, Gloucester “That really hurt us to- Fishermen’s best shots of this one was, the only way isn’t an easy team to face day,” McNeil said. “Those the night. But Hill tipped it could end was in a tie. for any opponent. The were some breakaway the ball up and caught it “That’s a good ride home Fishermen are loaded chances that we didn’t get.” on the way down, ending for (Gloucester), because they with nine seniors, a group Midway through the the threat. didn’t lose,” he said, “and that’s been with coach Ali first half, Sydney Denham The final 10 minutes had that’s a great day for us.”

PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Swampscott’s Sara Ryan is double-teamed by Nicole Ferrante and Emily Bellavance. Marquee matchups coming this weekend FOOTBALL Classical may have lost a month with a combi- in a battle of Top 25 teams From B1 last week, and Swampscott nation high ankle sprain in the state. It won’t get may have won, but there’s and a strained ACL. The any easier for The Prep get a fix-up. The Vikings more to it than that. The Big Blue have a few other this week, as the Central battled Danvers, last Rams matched strides with players dinged up as well. Catholic raiders handled year’s Division 3 North- INTERNET RADIO (R) & LIVE VIDEO STREAMING (V) a team that many project In just under a half last Reading easily in Week 1, east champion, to a 7-7 to be among the best in the week, Bascon had run for winning 28-6. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES standoff until the fourth Northeastern Conference 83 yards. In other games Saturday, Friday 9/16 quarter when the Falcons before Jermaine Edward’s “Seems like we can’t get Beverly and Gloucester Marblehead at Wake eld - 7 p.m. - Live streaming video ran away in the fourth 82-yard scoring pass from a break,” said Big Blue hook up at Hurd Stadium St. Mary’s at Lynn English - 7:30 p.m. - Radio quarter to win going away, Ned Young with just over coach Bob Serino. for a game between two Saturday 9/17 27-7. two minutes to go settled Central Catholic at teams that were victorious Lynn Classical at Swampscott - Noon - Radio Medfield opened its sea- things in the Fishermen’s St. John’s Prep in Week 1; Salem looks to Gloucester at Beverly - 1 p.m. - Radio son with a win over Ded- favor. At Brother Linus Com- get into the win column MONDAYS! North Shore Sports Night 7 p.m. ham. Swampscott, 11-8 win- plex (1), the Eagles got a when it travels to Westport SATURDAY ners over Lynn English 27-yard touchdown run to take on Bishop Connol- Classical at in overtime last week, from Aise Pream late in ly; and Malden Catholic Swampscott has lost running back the fourth quarter to over- also tries for win No. 1 with msonewsports.com At Blocksidge Field (noon), Isaiah Bascon for a least take Haverhill last week a game at Winchester. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE TODAY Gloucester at Marblehead (4) Classical volleyball gets swept Saugus at Salem (7) Boys Soccer Winthrop at Swampscott (4) Chelsea at Tech (4) English at Danvers (4) Golf 5 p.m. on Friday. Marblehead at Gloucester (6:30) Classical at Northeast (3:45) VOLLEYBALL Marblehead 3, Revere at Beverly (4) Essex Tech at Salem (4) St. Mary’s at Lowell. Cath. (3:30) Saugus 0 Salem at Saugus (4) By Harold Rivera The Magicians had no Swampscott at Winthrop (4) Volleyball ITEM STAFF Field Hockey Beverly at Hamilton-Wenham (7:30) trouble taking care of the Classical at Ipswich (5:15) Danver at Walthaom (4) Sachems, winning 25-6, Masconomet at Danvers (5:15) The Classical volleyball Malden at Peabody (6:30) Salem at Malden (5:30) team couldn’t do much 25-5 and 25-4 to improve Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) Tech at Fellowship (5) against Danvers Thurs- to 3-0. Football Katie Knight led with Danvers at Lynnfield (7) SATURDAY day, falling 3-0 by scores of Fenwick at Dedham (7) Boys Soccer 25-18, 25-12 and 25-3. 11 aces and two kills, and Marblehead at Wakefield (7) St. Peter-Marian at Lynnfield (10) In the first set, Classi- Mandy Dumais added Winthrop at Hull (12:30) Masconomet at Revere (7) cal’s Alytah Noum had four aces. Isabel Castiney- Medfield at Winthrop (at E. Boston, 7) Football ra added six assists. Peabody at Malden (7) Central Cath. at St. John’s (1:30) four consecutive service Saugus at Manchester (7) Classical at Swampscott (noon) points, while Soneta Srey It should be a good show- St. Mary’s at English (7) Gloucester at Beverly (1) and Leyani Anderson each down between rivals Mar- Tech at Triton (at Fenwick, 7) Malden Catholc at Winchester (10) blehead and Swampscott Salem at Bp Connolly (1) had two kills. Srey fin- Girls Soccer Tuesday, with Beverly at Revere (4) Girls Soccer ished the game with six Classical at Peabody (4) Winthrop at Hull (11) kills and five digs. Maggie Peabody 3, Beverly 0 McHale had four kills and Peabody (3-1) won all three games by scores of SPORTS BRIEFS one block for the Rams, and Lizzie Troisi contrib- 25-17, 25-21 and 25-14. Elementary XC and use promo code uted with nine digs and Chinanye Onwuogo had LYNN16. For more informa- four assists. Emma DeJoie six kills for the Tanners, championship tion, contact Erik Hatfield at also contributed, with five while Hannah Kemp had 11 assists to go along with president@lynnyouthsoccer. digs. “We went up against The third annual Massa- three aces and three kills. org. a really good team,” Clas- chusetts Elementary School Alyssa Alperen contribut- sical coach Frank DeLuca ITEM FILE PHOTO Cross Country championship, ed to the Peabody efforts hosted by Lynn Parks and Swampscott Little said. “We held our own but with 14 kills. “We did some Classical’s Alytah Noum had four consecutive they don’t make any er- Recreation and Gannon Golf League elections things well,” Peabody service points in the first set Thursday. Course, will be held on Veter- rors in their play. You can coach Lisa Keene said. ans Day, Friday Nov. 11, Swampscott Little League keep playing them on ral- “We didn’t serve well. It Tanners will host Revere 19. Sophomore Elizabeth starting at 9:30 a.m. at Gan- is holding its annual meet- lies but they’re always go- was one of our down serv- on Wednesday at 5:15 p.m. Pics had eight assists, ju- non Golf Course, 60 Great ing and elections Thursday, ing to get the point. Dan- ing nights. Beverly had a Fenwick 3, Matignon 0 nior Sydney Topel had six Woods Rd. in Lynn. Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. at Swamp- vers is a really good team.” great passing game but The Crusaders improved kills and two aces, and ju- There is no entry fee, and scott High School. The meet- The Rams are back at it we were scrappy. There’s a to 5-0 with a clean sweep of nior Jennie Meagher came all students of public, paro- ing is open to parents, when they visit Ipswich at lot that we did well.” The Matignon, 25-15, 25-8, 25- up with seven kills. chial, charter and private ele- coaches, volunteers and any- mentary schools, as well as one with a vested interest in home-schooled students in Swampscott Little League. Massachusetts are eligible. There will be an open elec- Ortiz, Betts slug Sox to win The school does not need to tion for 25 Board of Director have a formal cross country seats that hold a one-year BOSTON (AP) — Hanley Ramirez program or team for a stu- term. hit a three-run homer with two outs dent to enter the meet. For For more information or to more information and to reg- place your name on the bal- in the ninth inning to finish off a five- ister, visit www.lwrun.org. lot for the Board of Director run rally as the Boston Red Sox came election, please contact SLL back to beat the New York Yankees Lynn Youth Soccer president Joe Ford at ford- 7-5 on Thursday night and open a [email protected]. The two-game lead in the AL East. Revs night deadline to submit your New York took a four-run lead after name for consideration is Lynn Youth Soccer is host- three innings and still led 5-1 when Sept. 20. ing a night at the New David Ortiz hit a solo homer in the England Revolution, Sun- Saugus High eighth, the 537th of his career, pass- day, Oct. 23 during the Rev- ing Yankees Hall of Famer Mickey olution’s game against the soccer car wash Mantle for 17th on baseball’s all-time Montreal Impact. Kickoff is at 4 p.m. at Gillette Stadi- There will be a car wash list. Ortiz also had an RBI single off um. Sideline seats will be to benefit the Saugus High Dellin Betances (3-6) in the ninth. discounted from $29 to $21, boys and girls soccer teams There were still two on and two outs and all Lynn players, teams, on Saturday, Sept. 17, from when Ramirez worked a 3-1 count and families and friends are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sau- then sent the next pitch to straight- invited to attend the match. gus Senior Center, 466 Cen- away center field. The victory in the To purchase your tickets, tral St. in Saugus. The cost opener of a four-game series against visit http://bit.ly/LynnFall16 of the car wash is $5 per car. its archrival snapped Boston’s two- game skid. TV/RADIO Starlin Castro had four hits and new TV Golf addition Billy Butler drove in a pair of Auto racing LPGA: Evian Championship, Golf, runs in his debut for the Yankees, who NASCAR Truck: American Ethanol 9:30 a.m.; European PGA: Ital- have lost four of five. 225, FS1, 8:49 p.m. ian Open, Golf, 12:30 p.m.; Joe Kelly (3-0) pitched into and out Web.com: Albertsons Boise PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pro baseball of a bases-loaded, one-out jam in the Open, Golf, 3 p.m.; Champions: top of the ninth, striking out Chase Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, MLB, Nature Valley First Tee Open, David Ortiz celebrates after hitting his 537th career home Headley and then getting Mason 2 p.m.; Detroit at Cleveland, Golf, 6 p.m. run against the New York Yankees on Thursday night. Ortiz has now passed Mickey Mantle for 17th place on the all-time Williams on a line drive back to the MLB, 7 p.m.; NY Yankees at Paralympics Boston, NESN, 7:10 p.m. home run list. mound. Rio Summer Games, NBCSN, 8 Pro basketball p.m. WNBA: Minnesota at Indiana, NBA Soccer Raiders stadium proposal passes hurdle TV, 7 p.m.; WNBA: San Antonio Bundesliga: Freiburg at Koln, FS1, at Los Angeles, NBA TV, 10:30 2:30 p.m.; Premier League: Liv- LAS VEGAS (AP) — A ed raising the hotel tax cant milestone for a city the community together. p.m. erpool at Chelsea, NBCSN, 3 plan to build an NFL stadi- in the Las Vegas area to that’s never had a profes- We’re going to have people College football p.m.; Futsal World Cup (first um in Las Vegas and lure help pay for a 65,000-seat sional football team and wearing Raiders jerseys round): Panama vs. Colombia, Rhode Island at Harvard, NESN the Raiders from Oakland domed venue that was has been hammering out and high-fiving each oth- FS2, 9 p.m. Plus, 7 p.m.; Baylor at Rice, crossed a major hurdle promoted and would be the particulars of the Raid- er ... That’s not something ESPN, 8 p.m.; Arkansas St. at RADIO Thursday when a Nevada partially financed by bil- ers deal for months. you can put a number on.” Utah State, CBSSN, 9 p.m.; Ari- Pro Baseball oversight committee vot- lionaire casino mogul Shel- “We get an NFL team, The Adelson family plans zona St. at UTSA, ESPN2, 9:30 NY Yankees at Boston, WEEI-FM ed unanimously to recom- don Adelson. Proponents and that is a significant to put $650 million toward p.m. 93.7, 7:10 p.m. mend $750 million in pub- still need to win over the step forward for Las Vegas the stadium, which would lic funding for the project. governor, the Legislature and the community,” com- also be home to UNLV The Southern Nevada and three-quarters of NFL mittee chairman Steve Hill Football, while the Raiders MLB Tourism Infrastructure owners to make the project said about the project’s po- plan to kick in $500 mil- Committee recommend- a reality, but it’s a signifi- tential. “Those teams bring lion. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 82 64 .562 — Washington 87 59 .596 — Baltimore 80 66 .548 2 New York 77 69 .527 10 Toronto 79 66 .545 2½ Miami 73 73 .500 14 MLB suspends Padres GM Preller New York 77 69 .527 5 Philadelphia 65 82 .442 22½ Tampa Bay 63 83 .432 19 Atlanta 56 90 .384 31 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 84 62 .575 — z-Chicago 93 52 .641 — for 30 days over Pomeranz trade Detroit 78 68 .534 6 St. Louis 76 69 .524 17 Kansas City 74 72 .507 10 Pittsburgh 71 74 .490 22 BOSTON (AP) — Major “This has been a learning sent pitcher Colin Rea to was no intent on the part Chicago 71 75 .486 13 Milwaukee 65 81 .445 28½ Minnesota 55 92 .374 29½ Cincinnati 62 83 .428 31 League Baseball suspend- process for me. I will serve Miami was effectively re- of A.J. Preller or other West Division West Division ed Padres general manag- my punishment and look versed after Rea was un- members of our baseball W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas 87 60 .592 — Los Angeles 82 63 .566 — er A.J. Preller for 30 days forward to being back on able to make it through operations staff to mislead Seattle 78 68 .534 8½ San Francisco 77 68 .531 5 without pay on Thursday, the job in 30 days.” his first start with the other clubs. We are obvi- Houston 76 70 .521 10½ Colorado 69 77 .473 13½ hitting the San Diego ex- While baseball has sus- Marlins because of an el- ously disappointed that Oakland 64 82 .438 22½ San Diego 62 84 .425 20½ Los Angeles 63 82 .434 23 Arizona 61 84 .421 21 ecutive with an unprec- pended owners, including bow injury. we will lose A.J.’s services edented punishment for George Steinbrenner of After Rea was sent back for 30 days, but will work Thursday’s Games (Colon 13-7), 7:10 p.m. closely with him upon his Minnesota 5, Detroit 1 Pittsburgh (Vogelsong 3-5) at Cincinnati failing to disclose medical the Yankees and Marge to San Diego, Marlins Chicago White Sox 2, Cleveland 1 (Stephenson 2-1), 7:10 p.m. information when pitcher Schott of the Reds, for president of baseball op- reinstatement to ensure Tampa Bay 7, Baltimore 6 Washington (Scherzer 16-7) at Atlanta Drew Pomeranz was trad- transgressions ranging erations Mike Hill said that this unfortunate set Boston 7, N.Y. Yankees 5 (Gant 1-3), 7:35 p.m. ed to the Boston Red Sox from racism to gambling that the teams exchanged of circumstances does not Oakland 14, Kansas City 5 San Diego (Friedrich 5-10) at Colorado happen again.” Pittsburgh 15, Philadelphia 2 (Chatwood 11-9), 8:40 p.m. in July. and other skullduggery medical records before the Toronto at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 14-9) at Arizona The commissioner’s of- deemed not in the best in- trade and there were no The Red Sox declined to Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. (Greinke 12-6), 9:40 p.m. fice announced the disci- terest of baseball, it was concerns. comment on Thursday. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. St. Louis (Weaver 1-2) at San Francisco pline on Thursday with- believed to be the first The Padres said in a St. Louis at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. (Moore 10-11), 10:15 p.m. Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games out elaborating on what time a general manager statement that they ac- Tampa Bay (Archer 8-18) at Baltimore N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Preller did wrong. But in had been benched for hid- cept the discipline and will (Jimenez 7-11), 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. Detroit (Fulmer 10-6) at Cleveland (Kluber a statement issued by the ing medical information change their medical re- Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. 16-9), 7:10 p.m. Padres, Preller said he ac- from a trade partner. cord-keeping procedures. Minnesota at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota (Berrios 2-6) at N.Y. Mets Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 7:15 cepted full responsibility But it’s not the first time “Rest assured, we will (Colon 13-7), 7:10 p.m. p.m. for “issues related to the N.Y. Yankees (Cessa 4-1) at Boston Preller has run afoul of leave no stone unturned in RENTALS Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. (Buchholz 6-10), 7:10 p.m. oversight of our medical the commissioner’s office: developing comprehensive Toronto at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. Oakland (Graveman 10-10) at Texas administration and record As an assistant with the processes to remediate PEABODY~ Avail. 10/1 - 1 bdrm, just (Hamels 14-5), 8:05 p.m. Houston at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 12:10 p.m., 1st keeping.” Texas Rangers, he was this unintentional, but in- renovated, new appliances. Chicago White Sox (Sale 15-8) at Kansas $1200/mo. First & last & security City (Kennedy 11-9), 8:15 p.m. game “I want to emphasize suspended for a month for excusable, occurrence,” the Toronto (Dickey 9-14) at L.A. Angels Washington at Atlanta, 1:05 p.m. that there was no mali- violating baseball’s inter- team said in a statement required. Call 781-233-4646 (Weaver 11-11), 10:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 4:05 p.m. cious intent on the part national signing rules. attributed to Executive GET THE RESULTS YOU WANT Houston (McHugh 10-10) at Seattle (Her- Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 6:10 p.m., 2nd CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE: nandez 11-5), 10:10 p.m. game of me, or anyone on my And it’s not even the Chairman Ron Fowler, Milwaukee (Anderson 8-11) at Chicago Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. staff, to conceal informa- only time this summer a Managing Partner Peter 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Cubs (Lackey 9-8), 2:20 p.m. Minnesota at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. tion or disregard MLB’s trade by Preller has been Seidler and President and classifi[email protected] Miami (Koehler 9-11) at Philadelphia (Mor- L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. recommended guidelines,” affected by a medical is- CEO Mike Dee. gan 2-10), 7:05 p.m. San Diego at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. Minnesota (Berrios 2-6) at N.Y. Mets St. Louis at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. Preller’s statement said. sue: A deadline deal that “We believe that there B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Discover a way to subtly change Trust your judgment and follow Take a different approach when A poor judgment call will set Shake things up a bit. The less New experiences and encoun- the little things at home that through with the plans that you dealing with personal matters you back further than you an- predictable you are, the more ters will help shape your plans that have the potential to dis- are bothering you. Step by prefer. Don’t let someone’s an- ticipate. Honor your promises interest you will muster up. for the future. Share your emo- ger or stubbornness stand in rupt your budget, a contract, and cut your losses. Reorga- Networking functions and busi- tions and express your ideas in step, it will lift your spirits. It’s an investment or joint venture. never too late to begin again. your way. nize and set up new guidelines ness trips will bring about a order to attract what and who Use brain, not brawn, to come that will ensure future success. host of new opportunities. you need to get started. out on top. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Temptation will lead you down AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A positive change to your job or a slippery slope. Walk away Problems will surface at work Emotional matters will esca- Refuse to let anyone handle workplace is apparent. Present There should be no room for from anyone making unrealis- anger when dealing with group if you believe everything you late, leaving you in a precari- your personal affairs, negotia- what you have to offer in order tic promises. Choose to look situations. Look for common hear. Someone will send you ous position. Don’t drift away tions or medical decisions. You to make a difference to your inward and to focus on making ground and gravitate toward the false information or give you from the truth if you want to have to remain in control if you position, income and reputa- personal alterations that will people you find more appealing mixed signals regarding what’s maintain your reputation and want to come out on top. Make tion. bring you happiness. and easier to work alongside. expected of you. the status quo. romance a priority.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Memories of awful boyfriend continue to linger years later Safety first, success second DEAR ABBY: Years DEAR NOT CRAZY: Dudley Moore said, “The his high spades, crossed to ago, I dated an awful guy. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Most people are curious best car safety device is a rear- dummy with a trump, and He possessed just about Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, when they see something view mirror with a cop in it.” ruffed the last spade. With his every negative quality you and was founded by her mother, “different.” Wearing light- At the bridge table, the preparations nearly complete, could imagine. I dated him weight clothing in the dead careful driver — declarer — anyway because I was im- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at declarer cashed the diamond of winter qualifies as dif- who accommodates as many mature, depressed and DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ace, then led his remaining ferent. If you are asked, all layouts as possible will come lonely. Angeles, CA 90069. club. What happened next? Since we broke up and I you need to say is that your out ahead in the long run, If the defender winning the got my mental health back body temperature runs even if sometimes an inferior trick led a spade or a club, your life, you have made strangers feel compelled line would have also worked. on track, my life has been yourself successful and to ask several times a day, hotter than most people’s, South would have sluffed In today’s deal, West leads wonderful. I keep moving happy. Congratulations “Aren’t you cold?” or say, and you are perfectly com- one of his low diamonds and the club king against six up and forward in life. I for that. Now it’s time to “You’re crazy for dressing fortable. Period. ruffed on the board to gain an hear through the grape- stop listening to news that way!” hearts. What should South do? vine that his life, on the North’s four-heart jump-re- extra trump trick. Or, if that de- about your ex-boyfriend I don’t feel I should have DEAR ABBY: A friend fender played a diamond, any other hand, is in sham- through the grapevine. of mine died recently. My bid promised four or more to justify my wardrobe, diamond, declarer would have bles. When friends bring him and I think calling some- question is, how much trumps and denied an ace, a I blame myself for wast- played second hand low and up, tell them you aren’t in- one crazy is out of line. I time should I wait before king, a void or a singleton. It ing the time I did with would have had no diamond terested. If he lives nearby, have pointed out to some asking his widow if she could have been made with him. Sometimes when he frequents the same places people that how I dress is zero points, so South’s jump to loser. Clever! pops into my head I get saved his hearing aids you do and has threatened none of their business, at from the crematorium and six hearts was a tad optimistic. sick to my stomach. I’m you, talk to law enforce- which point they take of- When the dummy appeared, afraid he might come back if so, could I have them? ment or move. Give it time; fense. (One guy even told South was very pleased with into my life and harm me time has a way of healing. me to “shove it where the because he blames me for CHEAP himself. He seemed to have It’s important that you con- sun don’t shine.”) I don’t his miserable life and bad MINNESOTAN 12 tricks via two spades, five tinue getting on with your think my response was in- choices. hearts, four diamonds and life. You may find fears will appropriate considering DEAR MINNESOTAN: one club. What could possible How do you remove such dissipate once you find a that they were the ones You didn’t mention how go wrong? a negative person from new significant other. your memory? Is it possi- judging me. I’m the one long ago your friend died, The risk was a bad diamond who should have been up- but if it was yesterday, give ble to forget — especially DEAR ABBY: I’m some- break. when you want to? set. What can I say to the widow a week or two to Maybe East or West held one who’s been chronically these judgmental people hot for as long as I can recover from the shock of a singleton diamond honor, ANNOYED IN TEXAS without justifying myself her loss. I say this because remember. In winter, I and without evoking an but South saw that he did not if you wait too long, some- DEAR ANNOYED: usually wear lighter angry response? need to be that lucky. He won Your experiences have clothes than most people body else may grab them, with his club ace, drew two made you the person you so I can be comfortable. NOT CRAZY, JUST but if you ask too soon, she rounds of trumps, unblocked are, and at this point in Unfortunately, complete COMFORTABLE may give you an earful.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LAND COURT (SEAL) DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 14 MISC 483702 given by Sean M. Furey and Karen M. Furey to World Savings Bank, FSB, dated LAND COURT ORDER OF NOTICE March 5, 2004 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT TO: The Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the Estate of Bonnie C. Young, Book 22481, Page 62 on March 5, 2004; of which Mortgage the undersigned is 16 SM 008387 John E. Grayson, Arthur Lee Malone, Virginia David Grayson, Early Ann Hill, Barbara the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the ORDER OF NOTICE Jean McGregory, The Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the Estate of purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM on Annie Pearl Coleman, Henderson Grayson, Joann Nobles, Jane Coleman, Mittie September 30, 2016 at 5 Heritage Lane, Lynnfield, MA, all and singular the TO: Bradley and Terry Grayson and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Maria Rivera Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Nationstar All that certain real property situated in the County of Essex State of Jesus B. Ramirez Mortgage, LLC d/b/a Champion Mortgage Company claiming to have an interest in Massachusetts * * * *, described as follows: The land in Lynnfield, Essex County, and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 18 Tilton Terrace, given by Commonwealth of Massachusetts, together with the dwelling erected thereon, U.S.C. App. § 501 et. Seq.: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee for Option One Bonnie C. Young to Bank of America, N.A., dated November 27, 2009, and being shown as Lot #3 on a certain plan entitled "Definitive Plan HERITAGE HILL Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-1, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-1 claiming to recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29115, Lynnfield, Mass.", dated March 18, 1968, made by Hayes Engineering Inc. and have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 71 Adams Page 571 , and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court recorded in the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 112 as Plan. Street, given by Maria Rivera and Jesus B. Ramirez to Mortgage Electronic a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. 54 Being the same premises conveyed by Deed recorded herewith. NM-FUREY Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for 1-800-East-West If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Mortgage Company, Inc., dated August 19, 2005, and recorded in Essex County States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24738, Page 40, and now held by Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October TERMS OF SALE: or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of 10, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil benefits of said Act. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on August 25, 2016 delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October 24, Item: September 16, 2016 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other benefits of said Act. (SEAL) check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on September 9, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms 2016. LAND COURT of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Attest: Deborah J. Patterson DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Recorder 14 MISC 486525 entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further 16-025504 / Rivera, Maria ORDER OF NOTICE recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Item: September 16, 2016 TO: an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Louis E. Savino Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. successor by merger to Wachovia Bank, N.A., successor by LAND COURT U.S.C. App. § 501 et. Seq.: MTGLQ Investors, L.P. claiming to have an interest in a merger Wachovia Mortgage FSB, f/k/a World Savings Bank, FSB DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, numbered 173 Water Street, given by 16 SM 007997 Louis E. Savino to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a Present Holder of said Mortgage, ORDER OF NOTICE nominee for Reliant Mortgage Company, LLC, dated September 8, 2008, and By Its Attorneys, recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28042, ORLANS MORAN PLLC TO: Page 149, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this PO Box 540540 Patrick M. Jewkes; Sandra Jewkes court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers Waltham, MA 02454 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the Phone: (781) 790-7800 50 U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the 15-005499 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the Item: September 9, 16, 23, 2016 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a numbered 21 Sunnyside Road, given by Patrick M. Jewkes and Sandra Jewkes written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for MetLife MA 02108 on or before October 24, 2016 or you will be forever barred from THE TRIAL COURT Home Loans, a Division of MetLife Bank, N.A., its successors and assigns., claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT dated January 26, 2009, Registered with Essex County (Southern District) Registry Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on September 7, CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION District of the Land Court as Document Number 495604 noted on Certificate of 2016. Docket No. ES162305EA Title Number 82478, and now held by plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with Attest: Essex Probate and Family Court this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Deborah J. Patterson 45 Congress Street Servicemembers status. Recorder Salem, MA 01970 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United 14-016061 / Savino, Louis/09/16/2016 (978)744-1020 States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Item: September 16, 2016 Estate of: Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Zoe Mitangu Kamba that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in (SEAL) Date of Death: 06/06/2016 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS To all interested persons: 10, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the LAND COURT A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal benefits of said Act. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Representative has been filed by: Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on August 25, 2016 16 SM 008256 Madeline Marie Muteba of Methuen MA Attest: ORDER OF NOTICE requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition. Deborah J. Patterson TO: The Petitioner requests that: Recorder Charles Degennaro Madeline Marie Muteba of Methuen MA (OM 16-007165) and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Item: September 16, 2016 U.S.C. App. § 501 et. Seq.: The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New on the bond in an unsupervised administration. York, Not in its Individual Capacity but solely as Trustee for the Benefit of the IMPORTANT NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Certificateholders of the CWABS Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-12 You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the LAND COURT claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Swampscott, Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT numbered 179 B Burrill Street, given by Charles Degennaro to Mortgage Electronic must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 16 SM 007722 Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Countrywide Home the return day of 09/26/2016. ORDER OF NOTICE Loans, Inc. dba America's Wholesale Lender, dated July 17, 2007, and recorded This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27031, Page 354 appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a TO: which was thereafter Confirmed by a Confirmatory Mortgage recorded in Book timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Heirs, Devisees and Legal Representatives of the Estate of Peter G. Marvin, Sr. 29575, Page 553, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further a/k/a Peter G. Marvin; Peter Marvin III; Stephanie Wood with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' notice to you. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM 50 U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Nationstar Mortgage, LLC the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the numbered 21 Copeland Road, given by Peter G. Marvin and Nina D. Marvin to written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the BNY Mortgage Company LLC, dated January 26, 2006, and recorded with the MA 02108 on or before October 24, 2016 or you will be forever barred from administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25331, Page 268, claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on September 6, expenses of administration. for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. 2016. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Date: August 15, 2016 States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Recorder Pamela Casey O'Brien Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on 16-025937 / Degennaro, Charles Register of Probate that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Item: September 16, 2016 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October Item: September 16, 2016 10, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the TOWN OF NAHANT benefits of said Act. LEGAL NOTICE CONSERVATION COMMISSION Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on August 23, 2016 PUBLIC SALE Attest: REQUEST FOR DETERMINATION OF APPLICABILITY To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. Have Deborah J. Patterson on Oct. 12, 2016 at 47 Alley The NAHANT CONSERVATION COMMISSION will meet at the Nahant Town Hall, 334 Recorder Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property Nahant Road, Nahant, MA 01908 at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 21, (OM 14-016977) left in leased storage spaces by the something 2016 for the following: Item: September 16, 2016 following persons: Request for Determination of Applicability filed by Katherine Irvine and Mark Irvine to sell? for the property located at 132 Willow Road, Nahant, MA for the demolition of a P. Stone, K. Yetton, S. Mullen, N. single family dwelling and the reconstruction of a single family home at different Hassan, J. M. Shaulis, B. Johnson, E, location on the same parcel. Crawford, Z. Yu,J. Wu, A. M. Medina, T. Miranda, F. Li and X. Shen. CONSERVATION COMMISSION, Ellen Steeves, Chairperson Item: September 16, 2016 Items to be sold include: Household furniture and misc. personal belong- We can ings. Item: September 16, 23, 2016 help! 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