SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 Ciota brothers say Ciao in Lynn By Bella diGrazia While there, he nds work, love, eral Manager Jamie Marsh) is ITEM STAFF and the true meaning behind doing here at this auditorium the word family. is great, and I know he and the LYNN — Two local brothers Joining director Frank and mayor have mentioned to me an got to see their lm on the big writer Joe at the Friday night interest in holding a lm festi- screen right in their hometown. Lynn Auditorium screening and val in Lynn.” Frank and Joe Ciota may have Q&A were Roger Marino, “Ciao The movie night is part of May- been raised in Lynn, but their America” producer and rst-gen- or Thomas M. McGee’s efforts in lm, “Ciao America,” focuses on eration Italian American from continuing to revitalize the city, their Italian roots. Based loosely Revere, and Eddie Malavarca, and “Ciao America” is the second on the life of Joe and his time as the lm’s main actor. lm to have been shown in the the rst American football head “The great thing about show- auditorium most notably known coach in Italy, the movie focus- ing the lm here is people com- for concerts and live events. ITEM PHOTO | BELLA DIGRAZIA es on an Italian American who ing into the city for it,” Frank With beers from Lynn’s own travels to the motherland at the said during the Q&A session. From left, main actor Eddie Malavarca, director Frank request of his late grandfather. “What (Lynn Auditorium Gen- FILM, A7 Ciota, producer Roger Marino, and writer Joe Ciota. OUR OPINION Saugus grants safety to Enough is enough in Lynn bicyclists and pedestrians Why does every new, bold idea aimed $3,000 annually in taxes. at giving Lynn a chance to be as pro- When respected veteran real estate By Bridget Turcotte Domenic DiMella. gressive and prosperous as any other agent Eileen Jonah said “ ...no city is ITEM STAFF “We’ll use crash data and community input to identify crosswalks, intersec- city in Massachusetts get shot down by more affordable than Lynn on the North SAUGUS — State money will help the tions, and roadways where enforcement self-appointed affordable housing advo- Shore,” the naysayers groaned in pro- Police Department improve pedestrian efforts can yield the largest impact on cates? test. and bicyclist safety across town. pedestrian and bicyclist safety,” said Di- The developer of a 10-story, 189-apart- What is the problem with these peo- Saugus is one of 84 Massachusetts ment building proposed for Munroe ple? To ask the question another way, communities to receive funding from the Mella. Street attempted to explain the bene ts what is the problem with Lynn having a National Highway Traf c Safety Admin- Nearly 6,000 pedestrians were killed of his project at a community meeting shot at success? Did it ever occur to any istration for pedestrian and bicycle safe- in 2016 across the country, according to Wednesday night only to be shouted of the protesters that more tax dollars ty through the Executive Of ce of Public a statement from Town Manager Scott down by a collection of grandstanding, generated by new construction in Lynn Safety and Security. The $3,300 grant Crabtree’s of ce. In Massachusetts, 20 self-absorbed protesters. and more people spending their income will allow Saugus Police to work addi- percent of all traf c fatalities were pe- When Economic Development & In- in Lynn translates into more opportu- tional overtime and to purchase bicycle destrians. dustrial Corporation (EDIC/LYNN) Ex- nities — including the chance to build helmets and equipment to enhance the Pedestrian accidents now account for ecutive Director James M. Cowdell ex- more housing everyone can afford? visibility of sidewalks. more traf c fatalities than they have in plained that Procopio Enterprises Inc.’s Enough is enough with the short-sight- Bicyclists and pedestrians are at risk more than 30 years. Additionally, 840 bi- plan will generate almost $1 million in ed, knee-jerk, damn-the-establishment because they may not immediately be cyclists were killed in traf c crashes in property tax revenue once the housing rhetoric serving no constructive value. visible to drivers, and, unlike those in 2016, which is the most since 1991. is built, the rabble-rousers clamored to cars, there is nothing to protect them keep a vegetable garden now generating ENOUGH, A7 during a crash, said Saugus Police Chief SAUGUS, A7 Rapper’s delight for Peabody artist By Bella diGrazia Shore. Even the album’s title ITEM STAFF is connected to Clancy’s abil- ity to overcome obstacles; he PEABODY — Justin Clan- and his producer, Nox Beatz, cy, who has dedicated his life both have synesthesia, a to helping recovering addicts, neurological condition that is dropping his debut album blends the senses. When they this week. hear the beat to a song, a col- “The Color Blue,” which will or will immediately pop into be available on all platforms their heads. June 22, features nine tracks “When Nox tried making written by Clancy himself. me listen to the beat for ‘TV The singer-songwriter and Dinner,’ the rst song I wrote rapper is also the co-found- for the album, I hated it at er of a non-pro t organiza- rst but he forced me to re- tion called New England ally listen to it and that’s Addiction Outreach (NEAO) when the color blue was so and works as a community prominent in that room,” he outreach coordinator and said. “I knew the concept for treatment advisor for Ban- the whole album right after I yan Treatment Center out of made that song.” Wilmington. Blue is the deepest color on “I still juggle both jobs and the spectrum because it’s the it’s dif cult, it’s kind of like a only color that can be used to balancing act, but I manage describe a mood or vibe and because I know if I didn’t do everyone identi es with it dif- that then I wouldn’t be in the ferently, Clancy said. Each of ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON position I’m in today,” said the songs on the album will Clancy. represent a different shade of Justin Clancy of Peabody, left, is a recovering drug addict and rapper/singer who also found- The tracks on the album blue and the various emotions ed an outreach program for addicts trying to get help in New England. At right lming and touch upon Clancy’s strug- that associate with it. creating Justin’s music video is videographer Eric Cameron, owner of Readysettoast (ready- gles with addiction and his settoast.com). The scene here is Main Street in Peabody. upbringing on the North RAPPER, A7 INSIDE Does cauli ower and Lynn KIPP Academy acquires future pizza really mix? school building. A3 By Bridget Turcotte end of January, but has seen a Peabody ITEM STAFF huge increase in its popularity City mulls medical in recent months, said Lynn- marijuana. A3 LYNNFIELD — Moms and eld restaurant manager Za- dads should no longer have any dith Del Cid. Swampscott trouble hiding veggies in their “We sell about 200 a week,” Town hosts forum children’s food. At Market- he said. “Two to three months with secretary of Street Lynn eld, pizza can be ago we were doing about 20 a state candidates. A3 ordered on a cauli ower crust week.” that would fool any picky eater. The restaurant also added Opinion California Pizza Kitchen is Krause: The truth spicy buffalo cauli ower bites, the rst national restaurant shall set us free. A4 shrimp scampi fettuccine with brand to offer a veggie-based zucchini ribbons in place of Sports crust option, according to a pasta, and protein-packed pow- Wrestling takes hold spokesperson for the company. er balls layered with fresh veg- at Marshall. B1 A slice made with the cauli- gies and super grains to meet ower crust is about 10 calories the recent vegetable-centric Local teams to compete less than the original, hand- meal option demands. in sectional nals tossed base. Any pizza can be “We are proud to be the rst ordered on a cauli ower crust this weekend. B1 national restaurant brand to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK for $2.50 more. offer a cauli ower-based pizza The chain rst launched the A gluten-free margherita pizza on cauli ower crust from Cali- cauli ower crust option at the CAULIFLOWER, A7 fornia Pizza Kitchen at MarketStreet Lynn eld.
OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 83° VOL. 140, ISSUE 160 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 62° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 OBITUARIES Harvard, Asian-Americans group Francis Strugnell, 83 1934-2018 spar over discrimination case DERRY, N.H. — Derry, N.H., formerly Francis A. Strugnell of Lynn and Swamp- By Collin Binkley Jr., 83, passed away scott; and his loving ASSOCIATED PRESS peacefully in Man- children, Lynne Mari chester, N.H., on June of Hudson, N.H., BOSTON — Even 14, 2018 following a Diane Scotina and though they bring stron- long battle with Alz- her husband Joe of ger academic records than heimer’s. Hudson, N.H., Mark any other racial group, “Frank” was born Strugnell and his Asian-Americans who ap- in Lynn on Sept. 30, wife Sue of Salem, ply to Harvard University 1934 to the late N.H., Lisa Rose and face the lowest acceptance Francis Strugnell Sr. and Liz- her husband Alan of Dra- rates, according to a study zie (Dunn) Strugnell, who im- cut, Michele Schultz and her of admissions records filed migrated to Lynn from New- husband Jim of Salem, and Friday by a group that’s foundland in the 1920s. Todd Strugnell and his wife suing the school over al- Always making those around Cristin of Hudson, N.H.; as leged discrimination. him laugh, Frank will be missed well as 15 grandchildren, The group, Students for dearly. He enjoyed traveling, four great-grandchildren and Fair Admissions, says Har- especially to visit relatives and nieces and nephews whom vard routinely assigns low- friends in Newfoundland. He he loved dearly. Frank is pre- er scores to Asian-Ameri- loved digging into his family ceded in death by his sisters can students in subjective history, coaching the Patriots Mildred (Strugnell) Philcrantz rating categories meant to from his couch, politics, music, of Litchfield, N.H., and Ei- measure attributes such books, and crossword puzzles. leen (Strugnell) Bethune of as likeability, courage and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Although he chose not to pur- Swampscott. kindness, putting them at Rowers pass the campus of Harvard University as they paddle down the sue membership, he qualified Service information: Call- a major disadvantage com- Charles River in Cambridge. for MENSA. Always the “life of ing hours will be held on pared to white students. the party,” he was often heard Monday, June 18, 2018 from Edward Blum, a legal to gather a racially diverse which has been scheduled barred from the public, saying “they love me in this 5-8 p.m. in the PEABODY Fu- strategist who founded Stu- town!” neral Homes & Crematorium, mix of students. to start in October. but the dueling analyses dents for Fair Admissions, “Harvard will continue It marked a step forward offered a rare glimpse into As a friend of Bill W, he 15 Birch St., Derry. Funeral issued a statement saying to vigorously defend our in a lawsuit that has last- the secretive inner work- enjoyed helping people in re- services will be held privately his group’s filing “exposes right, and that of other ed nearly four years and ings of the Ivy League covery. He was very proud of by the family. In lieu of flow- the startling magnitude of colleges and universities has drawn the attention his employment as a deputy ers, donations may be made Harvard’s discrimination.” school’s admission office. sheriff for Essex County and to The Derry Friendship Cen- Harvard blasted the nationwide, to seek the of the U.S. Education De- According to the filings, as a co-owner with his wife of ter, 6 Railroad Ave., Derry. study in an opposing court educational benefits that partment, which is also each applicant is assigned a family restaurant, Cherub’s, To send a condolence or for filing and submitted a come from a class that is looking into Harvard’s use a numerical value in four Hudson, N.H. more information, please vis- countering study that diverse on multiple di- of race in admissions. categories — academic, ex- Frank is survived by his be- it www.peabodyfuneralhome. found no evidence of bias. mensions,” the school said. Both sides built their tracurricular, athletic and loved wife, Barbara (Lord) of com. In a statement, the school The studies were filed cases on six years of ad- personal — along with an called the lawsuit an at- in Boston’s federal court missions decisions at overall score that’s meant tack on its ability to con- as both sides attempted to Harvard. The records, for to be comprehensive but sider race in admissions, persuade a judge to end the students who applied from isn’t based on any partic- China threatens which it says is necessary suit before it reaches trial, 2010 through 2015, are ular formula. tariffs on lobsters MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Boston Globe suspends The Democratic mayor ed images of the alleged traveling with the ship to columnist for Marathon signed the city ordinance perpetrator to local news Canada. as business booms Friday after the City and a tipster eventually Macdonald set off from By Patrick Whittle nese imports in America. bombing remarks Council passed it by an pointed to Davidow as the Norfolk, Virginia, on May 11-2 vote Wednesday. suspect. He was arrested 23 and was trying to go ASSOCIATED PRESS The Republican president BOSTON (AP) — The The regulations ban Dec. 18 in Rhode Island. to his hometown of Stor- announced a 25 percent Boston Globe has sus- PORTLAND, Maine — renters and investors Authorities say Davidow noway, on Scotland’s Isle tariff on up to $50 billion pended columnist Kevin A set of retaliatory tariffs from renting apartments had been on supervised of Lewis. worth of Chinese goods on Cullen without pay for released by China on Fri- by the night, but allow release following a 2007 Friday. three months after incon- day includes a plan to tax people to rent a room in conviction for bank rob- The news raised alarms sistencies were found in Transgender inmate’s American lobster exports, their home or a spare unit bery in that state. around the Maine lobster his remarks following the suit can move forward potentially jeopardizing provided they own and industry, as China’s an 2013 Boston Marathon one of the biggest markets live in the property. emerging market for U.S. bombing. Biotech leaders BOSTON (AP) — A fed- for the premium seafood. Backers of the regula- lobster, which has gained Newspaper publish- slam industry event eral judge says a lawsuit Chinese officials an- tions say investors who popularity with the grow- er John Henry and brought by a transgen- nounced the planned buy up homes and condos with topless dancers ing middle class. Maine editor Brian McGrory der woman seeking to lobster tariff along with to turn them into de-facto lobster was worth more announced Friday an BOSTON (AP) — Bio- be transferred from an hundreds of other tariffs hotel rooms are making than $430 million at the independent review found pharmaceutical industry all-male Massachusetts amid the country’s esca- the city’s tight housing docks last year, and the Cullen likely fabricated leaders are demanding prison to a women’s facil- lating trade fight with the market even more unaf- industry is a critical piece some anecdotes he shared change after a corporate ity can move forward. United States. China said fordable. of the state’s economy, his- in interviews after the event featured topless Judge Richard Stearns it wants to place new du- Airbnb said the regu- tory and heritage. bombing, which killed dancers. denied the Massachusetts ties on items such as farm lations prevent Boston three people and injured The Boston Globe Department of Correc- products, autos and sea- The U.S. isn’t the only families from making hundreds more. reports the “Party At BIO tion’s attempt to dismiss food starting on July 6. country in the lobster much-needed extra in- The review also noted Not Associated With BIO” the lawsuit Thursday. The announcement trade. Canada also har- come. The ordinance takes vests the same species an uncorrected error in drew the ire of attendees The lawsuit filed in No- could have major ramifi- effect Jan. 1, 2019. vember says the inmate, of lobster and is a major one of Cullen’s marathon last week in Boston. The cations for the U.S. sea- who has gender dyspho- trading partner with Chi- bombing columns but annual networking party, food industry and for the Man fled hospital ria, has been traumatized na. didn’t find signs of fabri- which takes place during economy of the state of by being forced to “eat, “Anything that affects cation in other works. nude, attacked homeowner the BIO International Maine, which is home to sleep, shower and live the supply chain is obvi- Cullen, who was part Convention, included top- most of the country’s lob- with hammer with men.” ously not a great thing,” of the Globe team that less female dancers with ster fishery. China’s in- won a Pulitzer Prize in NEWBURYPORT (AP) corporate logos painted on Stearns said the inmate terest in U.S. lobster has said Kristan Porter, pres- can pursue her claim ident of the Maine Lobs- 2014, didn’t immediate- — Police say a man fled their bodies. grown exponentially in ly comment, but Henry naked from a hospital, The event is not affiliat- that her placement in the recent years, and selling termen’s Association. “The male prison violates the lobstermen obviously are and McGrory say he has broke into a nearby home ed with the convention. to China has become a apologized. and attacked its resident Momenta Pharmaceuti- Americans with Disabili- major focus of the lobster concerned with trade and ties Act. where they go.” Cullen has been on paid with a hammer. cals Director of Strategy industry. leave since April, when Newburyport Police say Kate Strayer-Benton The director for GLAD’s “Hopefully cooler heads The value of China’s Transgender Rights American lobster imports Boston sports radio sta- 26-year-old Robert Girard, wrote an open letter con- can prevail and we can get tion WEEI noted inconsis- of Amesbury, fled Thurs- demning the event. She Project called the ruling grew from $108.3 million a solution,” said Matt Ja- tencies in Cullen’s work day night from Anna drew on a previous letter “hugely significant.” Jen- in 2016 to $142.4 mil- cobson, executive director and the paper launched Jaques Hospital after by Karen Bernstein and nifer Levi said the judge lion last year. The coun- of the Maine Lobster Mar- its investigation. removing his IVs and Kate Bingham, two bio- is giving prison officials try barely imported any keting Collaborative. “It’s GPS monitoring bracelet. tech leaders who had crit- the opportunity to “do the American lobster a decade a year round customer Police honor officer who died Officers found him after icized a 2016 party at the right thing.” in China. This isn’t good ago. in wake of marathon bombing a resident living near the JP Morgan Healthcare news at all.” China and the U.S. are hospital reported a man conference that included State’s monthly jobless major seafood trading A Chinese government BOSTON (AP) — An broke into her home and scantily clad models in rate remains steady website on Friday posted partners beyond just lob- officer who died a year attacked her partner with waitress costumes. a list of seafood products ster, and the new tariffs after he was wounded in a hammer. BIO chairman and CEO BOSTON (AP) — Labor that will be subject to the would apply to dozens of a confrontation with the The victim, a 50-year- John Maraganore said officials say the state’s tariffs, and it included products that China im- Boston Marathon bomb- old man, was treated at companies that sponsor unemployment rate is live, fresh and frozen lob- ports from the U.S., in- ers has been posthumous- the hospital and released the party in the future holding steady at 3.5 ster. The website stated cluding salmon, tuna and ly promoted. Friday. Police didn’t will be expelled. percent for the eighth that the items would be crab. The U.S. imported Boston Police Depart- disclose his name or the consecutive month. taxed at 25 percent. more than $2.7 billion in ment Police Commis- extent of his injuries. Man attempting to row The Executive Office The announcement Chinese seafood last year, sioner William Evans Girard pleaded not across Atlantic gives up of Labor and Workforce came in response to Presi- and the U.S. exported promoted Officer Dennis guilty to attempted mur- Development said Friday dent Donald Trump’s own more than $1.3 billion to Simmonds to the rank of der, assault and battery BOSTON (AP) — A that preliminary esti- increase in tariffs on Chi- China. police sergeant this week. with a dangerous weapon Scottish man seeking to mates show the state Simmonds was injured and aggravated burglary cross the Atlantic Ocean gained about 6,200 jobs when a pipe bomb explod- at his arraignment Friday. alone in a rowboat has in May, with gains seen ed near him days after He was held without bail abandoned his 3,400-mile across several sectors of Selling a house? the bombing. The explo- and will appear to court quest after being rescued the economy. Buying a house? sive device was thrown again sometime next 500 miles off Massachu- Massachusetts’ unem- by brothers Tamerlan week. setts. ployment number in May and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev The Coast Guard’s remained slightly below Find out what properties in Watertown on April RI man charged for four Boston office says Niall the U.S. average of 3.8 19, 2013, as they tried to Boston-area bank robberies Macdonald triggered his percent. recently sold in your area. escape. emergency radio beacon Simmonds suffered a BOSTON (AP) — Rhode about 12:30 a.m. Friday Check out fatal brain aneurysm a Island man has been after his specialized ocean 781-593-7700 year later while working charged in connection rower started taking on Publishing Daily, except Sundays the Real Estate page out at the Boston Police with four Boston-area water during rough seas. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Academy gym. bank robberies last year. Macdonald abandoned Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA in Saturday’s paper. and additional offices. Federal prosecutors the ship, boarded the ves- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Mayor signs ordinance say 55-year-old Stephen sels’ life raft and contact- Subscriptions regulating short-term rentals Davidow, of Pawtucket, ed officials in the United Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States robbed the banks between Kingdom by satellite $20.00 for 4 weeks BOSTON (AP) — Bos- Dec. 6 and Dec. 11. Police phone. $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks ton Mayor Marty Walsh determined the same A Dutch cargo ship, the $260.00 for 1 year has signed into law regu- person was involved in Dolfijngracht, responded Send payment to and POSTMASTER, lations aimed at cracking the robberies based on to a distress bulletin from send address changes to: down on investors who bank surveillance footage authorities and located The Daily Item buy housing units to list tellers’ descriptions of the Macdonald around 5 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 on short-term rental plat- robber and other factors. a.m. The Coast Guard Lynn, MA 01903 forms like Airbnb. Authorities distribut- says Macdonald will be SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 KIPP Academy Ribbon cutting at Munroe Street barbershop acquires future school building
By Thomas Grillo The Academy Collegiate ITEM STAFF High School will feature 30 new classrooms includ- LYNN — KIPP Academy ing science labs, special Charter School has closed education, art, music and on its purchase of the J.B. dance rooms, and a cafe- Blood Building on Wheel- teria to support 330 stu- er Street for $3.5 million, dents. according to the Southern Starting next year, KIPP Essex Registry of Deeds. Academy Lynn Elementa- The deal, which closed ry and Middle schools will late Thursday, is the next be at the High Rock Street step for KIPP to construct campus, while the high a $30 million high school school will be in the Blood in the 120,000-square-foot Building. building. This year, KIPP has School officials expect 1,338 students, including the project to be complet- 365 in grades K-2 at the ed in time for the start Blood Building and the of the 2019-2020 school rest in grades 5-12 at its year. main campus in the High- The 91-year-old build- lands. Third and fourth ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ing is assessed at $2.3 grades are not offered yet. From left, Lynn Community Relations Coordinator Michael Cole, Frank Caldaron, Jesus Escar- million. It was sold by the raman, Jose Vargas, Rut Franco, NSLBA Executive Director and CEO Frances Martinez, NSLBA Economic Development Thomas Grillo can be Membership Director Ircania Valera, EMG Community Relations Director Carolina Trujillo, Ger- & Industrial Corp., the reached at tgrillo@item- ry Rome, Yvonne Osornio from Salem 5 Bank, Danny Velasquez, and Jonathan Torres celebrate city’s development bank. live.com. the ribbon cutting for Gold Star Hair Design on Munroe Street in Lynn. Worlds collide at Lynn Classical Swampscott Harbor Festival begins today
SWAMPSCOTT — The Crafts. town’s annual Harbor 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Swamp- Festival will feature a day scott Sailing Program Ac- full of activities at Fisher- tivities and information man’s Beach today. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Pirate This year, the town’s Ship Bounce House Recreation Department 11:30 a.m. Duct Tape has teamed up with the Regatta-Swampscott Ro- Swampscott Yacht Club, tary http://portal.clubrun- the Swampscott Rotary ner.ca/10043 Club, Reach Arts, Friends 12 p.m. - 2 p.m. Sup East of Swampscott Sailing, Coast Style Paddle Board Swampscott High School, Rentals, Relay Race su- YMCA, and Why Knot peastcoaststyle.com Fishing for the event. 12 p.m. & 1 p.m. Pirate The Swampscott Yacht and Mermaid lunch — Club will be offering Har- bor Cruises. tickets on sale at swamp- The Harbor Festival scottrec.com schedule is: 12 p.m. - 2 p.m. Swamp- 9 a.m. Beach Yoga with scott Yacht Club BBQ the YMCA Lunch, Harbor Tours and 10 a.m. Family Zum- Kids Activities ba on the beach with the 2 p.m. Blessing of the YMCA Fleet 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Demos 6-9 p.m. Lobster Bake all day & Why Knot Fish- at the Swampscott Yacht ing Tournament whyknot- Club swampscottyacht- fishing.com club.org 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Arts and 7:30 p.m. Glow Tour Information Tents, Kids Paddle Peabody mulling COURTESY PHOTO Lynn Classical High School held its fifth annual Living in Two Worlds Film Festival on May 30. Administrative Coordinator Alexis Kopoulos, Program Coordinator Natalie Turek and Technol- medical marijuana ogy coordinator Afton Dean worked on the event with eight students from around the globe. The program enables students to share their heart-wrenching unique stories of their lives as first-generation American residents. at meeting
From left: Superintendent Dr. Catherine Latham, Kopoulos, students Elviana Closeville, Chance- PEABODY — The pot tative. line Remadji, Gabriela Garcia, Aiby Lopez, Tabassum Rahman Mithila, Chanvorleak Pang, Prin- is still stirring as the The facility would not cipal Gene Constantino, and Turek. city tries to determine sell recreational mari- where to allow a medical juana. Mail-order pre- marijuana facility in the scriptions would also be community. The city held barred from the prospec- Swampscott hosts forum with an ad hoc Medical Mari- tive dispensary because juana Committee meet- you can’t distribute pot ing Thursday to discuss through the postal sys- secretary of state candidates the host fee agreements. tem. There are currently two City Solicitor Michael host agreements and Smerczynski had strong SWAMPSCOTT — The active voter rolls if they both the city and private opinions concerning medi- democratic candidates for haven’t voted in two con- company Wellness Con- cal marijuana and did not secretary of state faced secutive federal elections. nection of Massachusetts hold back. each other during a fo- The Supreme Court deci- want to find common “The bottom line is you rum at Swampscott High sion upholding Ohio’s rule ground on a dispensary can ultimately go back to School on Wednesday. The to remove voters who have along Route 1. the populace and have a Swampscott Democratic not voted in a two-year “We are all trying to do referendum and you can Town Committee (SDTC) period may have motivat- the right thing here,” said hosted the event, which ed people to attend. Rev. Councilor Joel Saslaw. ban it,” said Smerczynski. featured Democratic Party Anita Farber-Robertson, Wellness Connection Peabody will continue candidate Josh Zakim and the SDTC co-vice chair, of Massachusetts said it dealing with pot sales lat- incumbent Bill Galvin. observed, “At a time when was prepared to pay im- er this month, when both “Although the candi- democracy seems threat- pact fees to Peabody as the Planning Board and dates have participated in ened, it was heartening to part of an agreement to City Council consider a other forums, this is the have 90 people come out operate the facility. They temporary moratorium first time that they were to spend an evening lis- would expect $4-5 mil- on the sale of recreation- on the podium at the same tening to candidates for lion in sales per year, but al marijuana. The Plan- time. This provided an Secretary of State for our that would depend on the ning Board is expected to opportunity to respond to Commonwealth. Ques- ability of the customer take up the measure on identical questions and to tions reflecting a desire base to purchase medical June 21, followed by the comment on each other’s COURTESY PHOTO for open and easy access pot. City Council a week later answer,” said committee Josh Zakim, SDTC Co-Vice Chair Jim Peterson, to voting were of great Customers usually buy on June 28. The measure Co-vice Chair Jim Peter- SDTC Chair Debbie Friedlander, and Secretary concern,” Farber-Robert- medical marijuana two would bar any sales of rec- son in a statement. “This Bill Galvin. son said. “People really to three times a month, reational pot through the enabled voters to directly seemed to understand the according to a represen- end of 2018. compare and evaluate the The candidates dis- Court decision upholding pivotal role of the Secre- positions of the candidates cussed several issues, in- Ohio’s practice of remov- tary of State in expanding LAW OFFICES OF and to pose questions.” cluding a recent Supreme ing residents from the access to voters.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability LYNN BRIEF • Workers Compensation • Accidents Adult spelling bee College President Dr. Patricia Gentile, Lynn School 25 years located across Committee member Michael Satterwhite, and Lynn from Lynn District Court Arts After Hours will host an adult spelling bee on Home delivery English teacher Jen Mageary. 15 Johnson St. June 22 at Old Tyme Italian in Lynn. subscribers 781-596-0100 Teams will compete for prizes donated to Arts After Teams of four can register for $100. Audience tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN Hours by local businesses, according to a statement re- to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN leased by the group. Craig LeMoult of WGBH will host To learn more, buy tickets or sponsor the event, visit RONALD D. MALLOY the evening. Judges include North Shore Community www.artsafterhours.com. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 OPINION The truth shall set us free HOW TO REACH US E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill This probably sounds but somehow, my style of M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg heretical coming from a writing and the editors’ E C J. Edward M. Grant guy born, nurtured and didn’t mesh. This one was Advertising Director trained in the news busi- going to be published, T J Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. ness. But why would any- Steve though. Finally. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton one pick up a newspaper, However, a few people Chief Financial O cer Krause Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W Michael H. Shanahan turn on a TV and watch a used their final issue of The Chief Operating O cer Chairman news show, or even peruse Paper to issue some point- Customer Service P social media today? History has proven ed going-away salvos to Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 What death wish do we the administration that, I Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Goebbels to be among Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 all have? the most evil of the evil, guess, crossed some kind of All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ten times a day — at and his boast that the in- a line, and the publication 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 least — there are opportu- cessant repetition of the was, not to put too fine a Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 nities all throughout the same lie could convince point on it, never published. Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 social spectrum that make anyone to endorse any- My pearls of wisdom end- Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 you close your eyes and thing certainly bears that ed up on the cutting-room shake your head in dis- floor. Thankfully, I got over John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 out, especially when you Subscriptions gust or dismay. If I were consider the “final solu- it, but it left me with an [email protected] to put it in graphic terms, tion” of the holocaust. indelible belief that censor- picture a line whose in- Circulation There’s no way of know- ship of any kind should be [email protected] tentions were to proceed ing what motivated the used extremely judiciously. Ext. 3 at 180 degrees from Point boy to use the quote. Ei- The quote in question is A to Point B. Now, picture ther he was channeling a perfect encapsulation of Newsroom it with the entire middle his inner white suprem- what is going on in politics, [email protected] sagging so low that it’s acist or he was sounding and in life, for that matter, [email protected] scraping the ground. EDITORIAL alarm to what he sees as in 2018. We don’t just chal- Ext. 4 That’s us in 2018. There lenge points of view any- a big problem in our soci- Sports is no middle. No common ety today: that it’s not OK more, which is a perfectly ground on anything im- [email protected] to go around repeatedly acceptable thing to do. We portant. And there’s no Ext. 5 Get ready for the Great spreading lies about peo- challenge facts. If the facts sense of perspective. ple. I hope that’s what his don’t jibe with our version Retail and Online Earlier this week, in the intentions were. of reality — gleaned by Advertising Depression if we don’t fix town of Andover, the high You and I might be hor- collecting “information” off [email protected] school yearbook was con- rified at the idea of a high our favorite, often-slanted, Social Security, Medicare fiscated so a quote from a websites — we call it “fake ADVERTISING graduating senior could school kid quoting such a virulent racist in the high news.” And because we’re Ernie Carpenter Jr. be expunged. The quote in Director of Advertising When we’re old and sick and poor, we might be school yearbook. It is hor- so enamoured with our own question — that a lie repeat- go-to sources, regardless of and Business Development, ext. 1355 forced to keep warm by burning all the govern- rifying. But I’m not sure [email protected] ment reports that we ignored, warning us that ed often enough becomes how slanted they are, and the truth — is attributed to I agree with confiscating Social Security and Medicare are running out the yearbooks and ex- of the dubious motivation Michele Iannaco of money; the latest such report was issued last Hitler propagandist Joseph behind some of them, we Sales Representative, ext. 1315 Goebbels, though some punging the quote either. [email protected] week. believe them, no matter seem to feel Vladimir Lenin Let’s talk about it. Be- According to the Social Security Administra- what they say, and no mat- Ralph Mitchell may have said it too. Either cause the issue is not only tion, the Medicare trust fund will run dry in 2026 ter how ridiculous it is. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 way, it’s not very good look. real, but it has made a [email protected] and Social Security funds in 2034. They will still It’s just as likely that It’s understandable that most unwelcome re-entry be supported by payroll taxes, but those taxes the boy was expressing his Patricia Whalen the administration was ner- into our politics. will not cover full benefits, and recipients will concerns about this as it is Sales Representative, ext. 1310 vous about having one of When I was a senior in likely experience severe benefit cuts if the funds that he was being anti-se- [email protected] its students quoting one of high school, and about to aren’t replenished. mitic or white suprema- the true point men of Nazi graduate, I wrote a col- BUSINESS OFFICE The implications are dire. cist. We don’t know. atrocities in the yearbook. umn for the school paper Marketwatch.com put it best, saying that if the But let’s just consider Susan J. Conti And it’s also understand- — which, appropriately funds aren’t replenished, “we will soon be facing the quote, without factor- Controller, ext. 1288 able that rather than be enough, was called The Pa- [email protected] rates of elderly poverty unseen since the Great ing in its origin. It is a cau- tasked with the problem of per. It was hardly confron- Depression. Of the 18 million workers between tionary tale of where we’re Ted Grant commenting on something tational. It delved into my ages 55 and 64 in 2012, 4.3 million were projected heading in this country if Publisher, ext. 1234 that confrontational, the ad- feelings about a place (St. to be poor or near-poor when they turn 65. That we can’t accept facts as [email protected] ministrators took the dras- John’s Prep) that I didn’t facts, can’t distinguish grows to 20 million in 2035 and 25 million in always love, but grew to Marian Kinney tic step of confiscating the truth from lies, and keep ext. 1212 2050.” yearbooks and expunging realize had ultimately This isn’t a new warning. But since pensions voting in “leaders” will- [email protected] the quote. When you factor changed my life for the bet- ing to sacrifice truth for are disappearing and Americans aren’t saving in other reported incidents ter (that feeling has only Will Kraft enough money to cover their retirements, the self-serving propaganda. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 at the school that would ap- grown through the years). [email protected] consequences could be disastrous. The Harvard pear to be definitely antise- I had tried to submit ar- Steve Krause can be Business Review reports, “Among Americans be- mitic, the school is justified ticles to The Paper over reached at skrause@item- Jennifer Perez tween 40 and 45 years of age, the median retire- in its apprehension. the previous four years, live.com. ext. 1205 ment account balance is just $14,500 — less than [email protected] 4 percent of what the median-income worker will Mike Shanahan require in savings to meet his retirement needs.” Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Increasingly, retirees are depending on Social [email protected] Security in the absence of pensions, but also be- Carolina Trujillo cause wages have not kept pace with everyday Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 living expenses, leaving workers less able to save [email protected] enough for retirement. Jim Wilson But the situation can be fixed. In a study based Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 on 2011 figures, the American Association of Re- [email protected] tired Persons proposed a dozen ways Social Secu- CIRCULATION rity could be mended. Of all 12, the most efficient would be to lift the cap on income subject to the Lisa Mahmoud Social Security tax. Right now people stop paying Manager, ext. 1239 the 6.2 percent Social Security tax on incomes [email protected] above $128,700. That would fill 86 percent of CLASSIFIED the shortfall. Other suggestions like raising the Abbe Young Smith retirement age to 68 would fill 18 percent of the Manager, ext. 1276 shortfall; cutting benefits would fill less than 13 [email protected] percent of the gap. Fixing Medicare, however, is a lot trickier. Medi- NEWSROOM care’s hospital-care trust fund is sagging, in part Bill Brotherton because payroll taxes were lower than expected Features Editor ext. 1338 in 2017 and because President Trump’s chang- [email protected] es to the Affordable Care Act are raising hospi- Gayla Cawley tal costs. In particular, his abandonment of the Reporter, ext. 1236 requirement that people get insurance or pay a [email protected] fine means hospitals are going to be seeing more Cheryl Charles uninsured patients, for which paying and insured News Editor, ext. 1278 patients bear the burden. [email protected] The administration has yet to rein in drug costs, Bella diGrazia another drain on Medicare, and Republicans did Reporter, ext. 1317 away with the ACA’s requirement to reduce over- [email protected] all Medicare costs by deriding cost review boards Thomas Grillo as “death panels.” Reporter, ext. 1264 The long cold winter of retirement will hit us [email protected] all. How long and how cold depends on who takes leadership now on fixing these critical systems. Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 Let’s start with elected officials from aging states [email protected] — like Pennsylvania, where, according to the U.S. census, the senior population is growing so fast Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 that by 2025, more than 1 in 5 of us will be 65 or [email protected] older. Steve Krause An editorial from The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] Harold Rivera Sports Reporter, ext. 1238 READERS’ FORUM [email protected] Jimmy Fund Golf critical funds to support the life- To learn more, visit www.jimmy- migrant shot at the border, an un- Owen O’Rourke saving mission of Dana-Farber fundgolf.org. armed man subdued with a Taser Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] says thanks Cancer Institute. Sincerely, by police for a traffic violation, a The Jimmy Fund Golf Program Amy McCallum young woman sitting on a beach Roberto Scalese To the Editor: presented by Mohegan Sun is the Assistant Vice President, Jim- who was beaten up. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Jimmy Fund Golf extends its [email protected] oldest and largest charity golf my Fund Golf Immigrants come here looking sincerest thanks to the organiz- program in the country. Now in for a better life and what do they Mark Sutherland ers and sponsors of the Women’s its 36th year, Jimmy Fund Golf What is the find? I don’t have all the answers Creative Director Cancers Classic held at the Salem has raised more than $122 mil- but certainly sweeping these [email protected] Country Club in Peabody. Special lion to support adult and pediat- world coming to? atrocities under the rug is unac- recognition and appreciation goes Anne Marie Tobin ric cancer research and care at ceptable. Our country stands for Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 to Tom Jacob of Needham and Dana-Farber. From 18-hole golf To the Editor: liberty and justice for all. May God [email protected] the committee who organized the tournaments to mini golf events Think of all the men and wom- help us to do what is right and en who have died and suffered Bridget Turcotte eighth annual event. and day-long golf marathons, golf- stop the hatred and violence in our Reporter, ext. 1269 The Women’s Cancers Classic is ers of all ages and skill levels can from the ravages of war. Add to homes, streets, neighborhoods. [email protected] one of more than 160 golf tourna- conquer cancer through Jimmy that horror daily news accounts Josephine Russo Ryan York ments in 2018 that helped raise Fund Golf. of school shootings, a young im- Lynn Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump hits GOP immigration bill, then seems to warm to it By Alan Fram financing his proposed and Jill Colvin wall with Mexico and curb- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the existing legal im- WASHINGTON — migration system. Those President Donald Trump items are included in the ignited eleventh-hour middle-ground package. confusion Friday over Re- “Go for it! WIN!” Trump publican efforts to push wrote. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS immigration legislation A senior White House through the House, saying official said the tweet was Undated footage of Mullah Fazlullah. he won’t sign a “moderate” designed to signal his sup- package. He later seemed port. The official spoke on to back off but stopped condition of anonymity Afghan official: short of specifically en- because he was not autho- dorsing the measure, and rized to address the mat- the damaging episode left ter publicly by name. uncertain whether GOP PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The official said Trump US drone kills leaders would press ahead made his earlier comment with votes next week. President Donald Trump speaks to reporters at the White House Friday. because he thought his The campaign-season tu- Fox interviewer had asked mult erupted as GOP lead- about an effort by GOP Taliban chief ers put finishing touches gally as children, and ease & Friends” about the two moderates — abandoned By Amir Shah spokesman Lt. Col Martin on a pair of Republican the separation of children bills. “I certainly wouldn’t bills: a hard-right propos- from their parents when sign the more moderate for now — that would have ASSOCIATED PRESS O’Donnell, the U.S. car- likely led to House passage ried out a “counterterror- al and a middle-ground families are detained one.” KABUL, Afghanistan plan negotiated by the crossing the border — a Top congressional Re- of liberal-leaning bills par- ism strike” Thursday in ty leaders oppose. The in- — A U.S. drone strike the border region between party’s conservative and practice that has drawn publicans and White terviewer had specifically in northeastern Kunar Afghanistan and Pakistan moderate wings. Only the bipartisan condemnation House aides struggled asked whether he would province killed Pakistan targeting “a senior leader compromise bill would in recent days. to understand Trump’s sign “either one” of the two Taliban chief Mullah Fa- of a designated terrorist open a door to citizenship “I’m looking at both of comment. Hours later, zlullah, the insurgent organization.” for young immigrants them,” Trump said when he tweeted that any bill bills Republicans lined up leader who ordered the The statement did not brought to the U.S. ille- asked on Fox News’ “Fox “MUST HAVE” provisions for votes next week. assassination of Nobel say whether the strike Peace Prize winner Malala had killed anyone and did Yousafzai, an Afghan De- not identify Fazlullah as fense Ministry spokesman DHS reports about 2,000 minors the target. However, the said Friday. statement did note that In a telephone interview, the drone attack did not Mohammad Radmanish violate a cease-fire an- were separated from families said Fazlullah and two nouncement made June other insurgents were 7 by Afghan President By Colleen Long killed early Thursday ASSOCIATED PRESS morning, just hours be- Ashraf Ghani. The Tali- fore Afghanistan’s Taliban ban’s promise of a tempo- WASHINGTON — Near- began a three-day cease rary truce came on Mon- ly 2,000 children have been fire to mark the Muslim day. separated from their fami- holiday of Eid al-Fitr. The Radmanish said the lies at the U.S. border over three-day holiday follows drone attack took place in a six-week period during the end of Islam’s holy Marawara district, near a crackdown on illegal en- month of Ramadan when the border. tries, according to Depart- devout adherents fast Pakistan’s military re- ment of Homeland Security from sunrise to sunset. fused to comment on the figures obtained Friday by However, Sakhi Mash- report of Fazlullah’s death The Associated Press. wani, a Parliamentarian saying any information The figures show that from Kunar province told would have to come from 1,995 minors were sepa- the Associated Press that Washington. Yet Fazlul- rated from 1,940 adults Fazlullah, along with five lah’s death would be wel- from April 19 through other insurgents, died come news in Pakistan, May 31. The separations when the strike slammed where the government were not broken down by into the vehicle in which has repeatedly com- age, and included sepa- they were driving. plained that Fazlullah rations for illegal entry, Mashwani said dozens and his Tehrik-e-Taliban immigration violations or of people, including Fa- had found safe havens possible criminal conduct zlullah’s brother, Moheen across the border in Af- by the adult. ghanistan. Meanwhile, Dada, gathered Friday in Under a “zero tolerance” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Ghaziabad district of Kabul and Washington policy announced by Attor- Kunar province, to offer both complain that Paki- ney General Jeff Sessions, Demonstrators line up to protest U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions prayers for the dead Tali- stan has for years allowed Department of Homeland and immigration reform at Parkview Field in Fort Wayne, Ind. ban leader. Afghanistan’s Taliban free Security officials are now A U.S. official said the movement as well as med- referring all cases of il- and the policy has been are contrary to law.” border crossings. Asylum U.S. believes that it is ical treatment for battle- legal entry for criminal widely criticized by church “I would cite you to the seekers who go directly to likely the strike killed field wounds. prosecution. U.S. protocol groups, politicians and Apostle Paul and his clear official crossings are not Fazlullah, but efforts are Still, the recent cease-fire prohibits detaining chil- children’s advocates who and wise command in Ro- separated from their fam- ongoing to confirm his announcement by Afghan- dren with their parents say it is inhumane. A bat- mans 13, to obey the laws ilies, except in specific cir- death. The official spoke istan’s Taliban is being because the children are tle in Congress is brewing of the government because cumstances — such as if on condition of anonymity at least partially credited not charged with a crime in part over the issue. God has ordained them for officials can’t confirm the to discuss preliminary in- to Pakistan, which some and the parents are. On Thursday, Sessions the purpose of order,” he relationship between the formation. observers say has been Stories of weeping chil- cited the Bible in defend- said. minors and adults, if the According to a state- pressing the leadership to dren torn from the arms ing the policy, arguing the The new figures are for safety of the children is in ment attributed to U.S. accept President Ghani’s of their frightened parents recent criticisms were not people who tried to enter question, or if the adult is Forces-Afghanistan recent peace overtures. have flooded the media “fair or logical and some the U.S. between official being prosecuted. China announces penalties to retaliate for US tariffs BEIJING (AP) — Chi- na’s government respond- Paul Manafort ed quickly to U.S. Pres- arrives at ident Donald Trump’s federal court tariff hike on Chinese Friday in goods by announcing Fri- Washington. day it will immediately impose penalties of “equal PHOTO | ASSOCIATED strength” on U.S. products. PRESS The Commerce Ministry said it also was scrapping deals to buy more Ameri- Judge jails ex-Trump campaign can farm goods and other exports as part of efforts to defuse a sprawling dis- chair Manafort ahead of trial pute over its trade surplus and technology policy. By Chad Day curing leniency, Manafort tiple felony counts he al- A ministry statement ASSOCIATED PRESS now loses the relative free- ready faced. The charges gave no details, but a $50 dom he enjoyed while he do not relate to his work billion list of possible tar- WASHINGTON — Pres- prepared for two criminal on the Trump campaign or ident Trump’s former gets announced in April PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trials in which he faces the involve allegations of Rus- campaign chairman Paul included soybeans, light possibility of spending the sian election interference. A woman sits in front of a CT6 Cadillac during Manafort is going to jail. aircraft, orange juice, rest of his life in prison. Manafort, 69, and Kilim- the Consumer Electronics Show Asia 2018 in On Friday, Manafort was In issuing her ruling, whiskey and beef. Much Shanghai, China, on Friday. ordered into custody after nik are accused of attempt- of the impact would fall on Jackson said she had ing to tamper with witness- a federal judge revoked Trump’s rural supporters. idated.” May in Washington, Chi- “struggled” with the deci- es in the case by trying to his house arrest, citing sion but she couldn’t “turn “The Chinese side Trump’s tariffs were im- nese officials promised to get them to lie about the newly filed obstruction of a blind eye” to his conduct. doesn’t want to fight a posed in response to com- buy more American farm nature of their Ukrainian justice charges. The move “You have abused the trade war, but facing the plaints that Beijing steals goods, natural gas and by U.S. District Judge trust placed in you six political work. Prosecutors shortsightedness of the or pressures foreign com- other products to narrow Amy Berman Jackson months ago,” she said. say Manafort and Kilimnik U.S. side, China has to panies to hand over tech- China’s multibillion-dol- made Manafort the first A federal grand jury tried to get the two witness- fight back strongly,” the nology. American officials lar trade surplus with the Trump campaign official indicted Manafort and a es to say that lobbying work statement said. “We will say they target products United States. to be jailed as part of spe- longtime associate, Kon- carried out by clandestinely immediately introduce tax that might benefit from But after a June 3 meet- cial counsel Robert Muel- stantin Kilimnik, last paid former politicians only measures of equal scale Chinese industrial poli- ing in Beijing, the Chinese ler’s investigation. week on charges of ob- occurred in Europe and not and equal strength, and cies they say violate Bei- government warned it Already under intense struction of justice and the U.S., a contention the all economic and trade jing’s free-trade commit- would discard those deals pressure to cooperate with conspiracy to obstruct two witnesses said they achievements reached by ments. if Trump’s tariff hike went prosecutors in hopes of se- justice, adding to the mul- knew to be false. the two sides will be inval- After a round of talks in ahead. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 POLICE/FIRE
All address information, particu- Wolcott Road, Apt. 4, was ar- Sheriff: Inmate kills deputy, larly arrests, reflect police records. rested Thursday at 3:14 p.m. In the event of a perceived inac- for shoplifting $1,200 from curacy, it is the sole responsibility Macy’s. wounds another in Kansas of the concerned party to contact Complaints the relevant police department and By Margaret partment spokesman Zac have the department issue a no- A caller reported suspicious Stafford Blair. The department is tice of correction to the Daily Item. activity at James Street park ASSOCIATED PRESS leading the investigation. Thursday at 4:40 p.m. The of- Bailiff said investigators Corrections or clarifications will not KANSAS CITY, Kan. — ficer reported male was under do not believe the public be made without express notice of An inmate overpowered the influence. is in any danger. Video two sheriff’s deputies change from the arresting police A caller reported possible from the scene showed the while being transported department. fire and smoke at 20 Central courthouse surrounded by to a Kansas City court- St. at 9:18 p.m. Thursday. yellow police tape, several house on Friday, resulting A caller reported a burglary LYNN in a shooting that killed police vehicles parked in at 34 Harris St. at 9:22 Thurs- one deputy and critically the street and numerous Arrests day. uniformed law enforce- A caller reported someone wounded the other, au- thorities said. ment officers walking the Rachel Brooks, 28, of 491 inside of a business at 137 grounds. Mammoth Road, Londonder- Summit St. at 9:19 Thursday. The suspect was also shot during the confronta- Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer ry, N.H., was arrested and The officer stated there was was briefed on the shoot- charged on Friday at 3:19 smoke coming from the fourth tion in a gated area near the Wyandotte County ing as he arrived at Chil- a.m. with OUI liquor, second floor and there was no one in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dren’s Mercy Park for a offense. Courthouse in Kansas the building. congressional forum host- Christopher Morrissey, 29, City, Kan. Investigators Evidence markers dot the pavement just out- A caller reported two people ed by the Kansas City, of 8 Farnham St., Boston, was said the inmate may have side the Wyandotte County courthouse Friday in a car acting suspicious at 3 in Kansas City, Kan. Kan., Chamber of Com- arrested and charged on Friday Magnolia Way at 11:19 p.m. grabbed a weapon from at 3:48 a.m. with shoplifting by one of the deputies during merce, The Kansas City Thursday. The officer checked Star reported. He offered a concealing merchandise. the area and could not locate a struggle after he got out the department for seven mate was taken in a van Brandon Wright was arrest- of a van transporting him years. to a gated area behind the moment of silence for the anyone. deputies after he finished ed and charged on Thursday A caller reported an un- late Friday morning. The wounded deputy building, and when he got at 1:05 p.m. with possession “It is very possible that and the suspect were un- out of van, he somehow his speech at the event. wanted male at Legal Sea- He said law enforcement of a Class C drug. foods 210 Andover St. at with their own firearm, dergoing surgeries Friday overtook and shot the dep- they were both shot,” sher- afternoon. No other infor- uties, Bailiff said. officers were doing their 12:24 a.m. Friday. The mall jobs and investigating Accidents security reported the male left iff’s Maj. Kelli Bailiff said mation has been released Authorities said it was even as they dealt with the property. during a news conference about the deputy or sus- too early in the investiga- A report of a motor vehicle violence against two of A caller reported suspicious at the University of Kan- pect. tion to publicly detail how accident at 156 Boston St. sas Hospital. Bailiff said the inmate the shootings could have their own. He noted that on Thursday at 3:32 p.m.; at activity at 20 Goodridge St. at 11:08 a.m. Friday. The slain deputy was was being taken across happened. Investigators the county and the city Bradford Road and Lynnfield identified later Friday the street from the jail, to will be reviewing surveil- have dealt with other offi- Street on Thursday at 3:38 Accidents as 35-year-old Patrick the services building, for lance video, according to cer shootings in the recent p.m.; at Oakwood Avenue and Rohrer, who had been with a court hearing. The in- Kansas City Police De- past. President Street at 4:57 p.m. A report of a crash at a on Thursday; at 4 Flax Pond Bank of America ATM, 150 Terrace on Friday at 9:36 a.m. Main St., at 5:57 p.m. Thurs- day; at 11 Main St. at 6:12 Riders plunge 34 feet, six hurt Complaints p.m. Thursday; at 81 Main St. A report of suspicious ac- at 10:55 a.m. Friday; at 50 tivity on Thursday at 4:08 Margin St. at 93 Gardner St. in roller coaster derailment p.m. at 24 Nahant St.; at 14 at 2:48 p.m. Friday. Woodlawn St. on Thursday at By Jennifer Kay and 5:50 p.m.; on Federal Street REVERE Mike Schneider on Friday at 9:58 a.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a drunk person Accidents ORLANDO, Fla. — A on Thursday at 3:56 p.m. at A report of a hit and run ac- roller coaster that derailed 500 Lynnway; at 38 Hanover in Florida had been put St. on Thursday at 5:06 p.m. cident at a Dunkin’ Donuts on Friday at 7:59 a.m. out of service by state in- A report of an assault and spectors twice in the past battery on Wednesday at Complaints year and a half because of 7:17 p.m. at 33 Lynnway. problems with the ride. A report of noise on Thurs- A report of a disturbance Two riders fell 34 feet day at 11:06 p.m. at 138 on Thursday at 10:02 p.m. when their car derailed South Common St.; at 152 on Reservoir Avenue; at 1:11 Thursday night and was South Common St. on Friday a.m. on Thursday at Ocean left dangling from the at 12:38 a.m.; at 24 Mount Avenue; on Thursday at 11:11 track. Firefighters used Vernon St., Apt. 205, on Fri- p.m. at 7 Park Ave., Apt. 53 for ladders to pull eight oth- day at 12:49 a.m.; at 526 assault and battery. A report ers to safety high above Western Ave. on Friday at of trespassing on the Ameri- 1:40 a.m. the Daytona Beach Board- can Legion Highway on Friday walk. at 6:13 a.m. “The front car which MARBLEHEAD was holding four passen- SAUGUS gers completely came off PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Complaints the tracks,” said Daytona Daytona Beach Fire Department personnel attend to riders from a roll- A report of a traffic light Accidents Beach Fire spokeswoman Sasha Staton. The two er coaster car that derailed in Daytona Beach, Fla., Thursday. out at Lafayette and Maple A report of a car crash on streets at 7:46 a.m. Thursday. riders who fell from the Route 1 South near CVS Sand Blaster ride suf- an inspector last month was found in compliance following inspections. In A report of keys dropped in Pharmacy at 8:37 a.m. Thurs- a catch basin on Maple Street fered traumatic injuries, found excessive corrosion, with state law,” accord- May 2017, an inspector day; at Walmart on Route 1 at she said. a damaged seat, and a ing to a statement Friday found damaged nuts and at 8:06 a.m. Thursday. 7:26 p.m. Thursday. A report of a planter stolen Of nine passengers tak- crack in the track. Those from Florida Department bolts. The next month, a en to the hospital, all but problems, though, were of Agriculture and Con- seat was found damaged. on Tedesco Street at 8:56 Complaints a.m. Thursday. two were discharged by corrected by the time of sumer Services spokes- In videos posted on so- Friday afternoon. cial media by witnesses, A report of person holding a A report of a large snapping a follow-up inspection woman Jennifer Meale. A month before the de- Trump sign on Atlantic Avenue turtle on the Pratt Overpass Thursday, according to the “Anyone who should be two people can be seen railment, a state inspector at 9:46 a.m. Thursday. The near Route 1 North at 7:35 reports. held accountable will be dangling from the car’s had found problems with caller was concerned that the a.m. Thursday. “Deficiencies corrected,” held accountable.” seats and metal scaffold- the ride, and the roller person looked unstable. A caller reported trees that the inspector noted in the A “stop order” also was ing beneath the track. By- A report of a painter fall- were recently planted in the coaster was ordered to “comments” section of the issued for the ride in Feb- standers gathered under ing from the peak of a house area between Sherman Pla- be taken out of service. report. ruary 2017 because of the passengers, stretching on Evans Road at 9:49 a.m. za and Saugus High School State inspection reports “Department inspectors corrosion and damaged out their hands to assure Thursday. have been ripped out of the released to The Associated conducted a thorough in- handrails. The stop order them that help was com- An anonymous caller on ground at 11:18 a.m. Thurs- Press on Friday show that spection of the ride, and it continued through two ing. Arnold Terrace reported her day. neighbor was giving music A report of a hockey stick, lessons at 10:40 a.m. Thurs- skates and folding chairs in Theranos CEO charged with criminal fraud day. She said she has lived the road on Route 1 South at on the street for 20 years and 2:20 p.m. Thursday. By Ken Sweet lions of dollars in the com- now, every day between 2:30 A report of an infant locked ASSOCIATED PRESS pany. At one time, Thera- and 7 p.m., there is increased inside a car at Tokyo Steak- nos was worth more than traffic because of the lessons. NEW YORK — Federal $10 billion and Holmes house on Route 1 at 6:16 prosecutors indicted Eliz- She also complained that p.m. Thursday. Police report the youngest self-made fe- abeth Holmes on criminal parking has become difficult. they gained access to the ve- male billionaire. fraud charges for allegedly She was advised to call the hicle and there was no infant But an investigation by town clerk to see if the busi- inside the car. defrauding investors, doc- The Wall Street Journal ness is registered. tors and the public as the two years ago found that A caller reported a man Theft head of the once-heralded Theranos’ technology was was pushing a carriage on blood-testing startup Ther- inaccurate at best, and Pleasant Street at 11:03 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle anos. Federal prosecutors that the company was us- Thursday. Police report the stolen from Burger King on also brought charges ing routine blood-testing man was walking home from Route 1 at 3:45 a.m. Thurs- against the company’s for- equipment for the vast ma- the beach with his kids. day. mer second-in-command. jority of its tests. The sto- A Talbot Road resident re- Holmes, who was once ry raised concerns about PEABODY ported pills were taken from considered a wunderkind the accuracy of Theranos’ her apartment and a ham- of Silicon Valley, and her blood testing technology, Arrest mer that does not belong to former Chief Operating which put patients at risk her was found at 9:23 a.m. Officer Ramesh Balwani, of having conditions either Charles Cosmos, of 1259 Thursday. are charged with two misdiagnosed or ignored. counts conspiracy to com- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “CEO Elizabeth Holmes mit wire fraud and nine Elizabeth Holmes, founder and CEO of Thera- and COO Sunny Balwani counts of wire fraud each, nos, speaks at the Fortune Global Forum in San not only defrauded inves- the U.S. Attorney’s Office Francisco. tors, but also consumers Lynn Drug Task Force for the Northern District who trusted and relied of California said late Palo Alto, Calif., in 2003, the public or medical com- upon their allegedly-rev- Friday. If convicted, they pitching its technology as munity. Holmes said she olutionary blood-testing could face prison sentenc- a cheaper way to run doz- was inspired to start the technology,” Acting U.S. Hotline es that would keep them ens of blood tests. company in response to Attorney Alex Tse said in behind bars for the rest of a statement. Holmes said Theranos her fear of needles. their lives, and total fines The Journal’s investi- 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY had discovered a new way She carefully crafted her of $2.75 million each. gation marked the begin- or text the word tiplynn Prosecutors allege that of doing blood testing, one image as well, wearing al- ning of the end of Thera- and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Holmes and Balwani de- able to do dozens of tests most entirely black turtle- nos. Walgreens ended its liberately misled inves- with just a prick of a fin- neck sweaters that earned blood-testing partnership Spanish menu available tors, policymakers and the ger and few droplets of her the moniker in Silicon with the company, and the public about the accuracy blood. A notoriously secre- Valley as “the next Steve Department of Health and of Theranos’ blood-testing tive company, Theranos Jobs.” Human Services effective- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. technologies going back shared very little about Investors bought what ly banned Theranos in Callers may remain anonymous. to at least 2013. Holmes, its blood-testing machine, Holmes was selling and 2016 from doing any blood 34, founded Theranos in nicknamed Edison, with invested hundreds of mil- testing work at all. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Ciota brothers say Ciao in Lynn
FILM set to be released in 2001, From A1 but the Sept. 11 attacks put a huge delay on the Bent Water Brewing Com- movie’s debut. pany in their hands, the “I remember one time audience couldn’t keep we were filming in Naples from bursting with laugh- and some kid broke into ter throughout the film. my trailer,” Malavarca “It’s definitely strange said. “When I asked what to watch this film after he was doing he said he all this time,” Frank said. was just watching it for “It’s a lot different seeing me.” it after so many years but During filming, the I think it’s even more sig- young cast and crew nificant now.” stayed in the same hotel In 2000, “Ciao America” in Italy, which became was filmed in various Ital- one big party, according to ian cities with a full sum- both brothers. mer for pre-production Several audience mem- work and then 10 weeks bers expressed their ap- of actual filming. Though preciation for the film. Malavarca is from New “It’s a great movie on the York City, about 90 per- big screen,” Marino said. cent of the cast were Ital- “It’s really beautiful being ian natives. The film was able to watch it here.” Saugus grants safety to bicyclists and pedestrians SAUGUS couple was walking on From A1 the trail when they were struck by a car on Cen- The award is timely be- tral Street. Both suffered cause residents will sit serious injuries and were down with the Executive taken to area hospitals for Office of Energy and En- treatment. vironmental Affairs and Town Planner Krista the officials from Saugus Leahy met with the Exec- about improvements to utive Office of Energy and the town’s section of the Northern Strand Commu- Environmental affairs nity Trail. Many have ex- earlier this year about us- pressed a need to improve ing some of the $1.5 mil- safety along the trail by lion grant funding devoted installing signs and sig- to the trail to implement nals that would protect safety measures such as path users. flashing signs, stop lights, Members of Bike to and pedestrian lights. the Sea, an organization The meeting will be working to extend the Thursday night at Saugus Northern Strand Com- Town Hall. munity Trail from the Charles River to the Lynn Bridget Turcotte can be waterfront, will also be reached at bturcotte@item- present. live.com. Follow her on In January, an elderly Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Enough is enough in Lynn ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON ENOUGH housing. Ask Sagamore Justin Clancy, who has dedicated his life to helping recovering addicts, is dropping his debut From A1 Hill residents about the album this week. new Gateway Residenc- How about a brief review es which, by the way, will of the facts? Respected have 53 out of 71 units housing consultant RKG listed as, you guessed it, Rapper’s delight for Peabody artist in a 2016 report listed affordable. 8,200 “affordable” housing But never mind all of units in Lynn or 23 per- acceptance while he was that because I didn’t want ton Post late last year and that. The people who RAPPER cent of all housing in the growing up, but he now to be alone.” he’s been gaining fans all rudely disrupted a valu- From A1 city. Affordable housing knows that, at the end of Clancy is a one-man over New England while able community meet- percentages in surround- “It’s such a deep color the day, the only accep- business when it comes to playing sold out shows ing on Wednesday asked and it resonates with me tance he needs is from funding his album and the with a number of national ing communities? Saugus Procopio to contribute very heavily so when I himself. Clancy said the music videos for a few of touring acts. In honor of — 7 percent; Peabody — $250,000 to affordable would write, my producer album expresses how his the pre-release tracks. He the release of his debut al- 9.2 percent. Swampscott housing even after he and I would keep a certain younger self always want- has taken every one of his bum, Clancy will perform — 3.7 percent. pointed out that his firm’s shade in mind and we’d ed to fit in with the other paychecks and put them at his second ever head- Munroe Street proj- Needhams Landing proj- try to sonically represent kids. It also sheds light towards the album, even lining show at The Middle ect opponents raised the ect provided 42 new hous- that rather than visually,” on memories of his former footing the bill for a pizza East Sonia at 10 Brook- specter of Lynn residents ing units in the city, al- he said. high school classmates, party in downtown Pea- line St., in Cambridge. facing displacement. Dis- most all of them occupied Clancy finished writing who would throw his older body last month to cele- Tickets are $13 in ad- placement from where — by Lynn residents. “TV Dinner” in December music in the trash or out brate getting over 100,000 vance, with Clancy hand a vegetable patch across Faced with a disruptive, 2016 and aside from work- of their cars as they drove downloads on music delivering them; $15 at from Land of a Thousand self-absorbed audience, ing his two day jobs, he’s by him, refusing to accept streaming service Spotify. the door; and $25 for VIP Hills Coffee? Again, the Cowdell prematurely been writing and assem- him as a musician. “When I was younger I tickets. Special guests facts show a committed adjourned Wednesday’s bling his debut album ev- “Everyone’s process is interned for a marketing Tim Nihan, Anson Raps, local track record to keep meeting. He may have ery day since. He finished their own process and who firm, and I’d pass out CDs and Wilson will open the Lynn residents living been better served allow- the last track only a few I was then and the trials and albums for other art- all-ages show at 8 p.m. on here and to attract new ing it to continue so the months ago, a year and a and tribulations I’ve ex- ists in the blistering cold Friday, July 13. residents — and their in- proponents quietly wait- half after completing the perienced have molded in front of the House of “The past year and a half comes. ing to lay out their case first song. That final song, me into who I am today Blues, trying to learn the has been a rollercoaster It is probably impos- for why Procopio’s project “Back Home,” articulates and I’m totally OK with ropes and pay my dues. of emotional events and sible to underestimate makes sense could speak what it felt like for him to that,” he said. “If I didn’t But it was never my al- things of that nature, just Lynn Housing Authority their piece — and to give come back to his city af- experience all that I’d still bums and I always told a lot of up and downs, it’s & Neighborhood Develop- the tone-deaf opponents ter getting clean from his be wearing masks and be- myself that one day people like every six months my ment’s (LHAND) contri- the chance to further ex- years of struggling with ing horrifically insecure would be doing that for spirit goes through a major bution over more than 20 pose the flaws in their ar- drug addiction. surrounding myself with me,” said Clancy. change,” he said. “I’m con- years to improving hous- gument. The Peabody native ac- people who didn’t have my His music video for the stantly evolving and con- ing in Lynn and giving It’s admirable to be knowledges that he strug- best interests in mind but track “Work In Progress” stantly changing as an art- people who live in Lynn a passionate and outspo- gled with yearning for I would still compromise was published on Huffing- ist and as a human being.” place to live. ken about a subject. But Ask Warren and Shep- the people opposed to the ard Street residents how Munroe Street project and LHAND transformed a much bigger housing Does cauliflower and pizza really mix? their formerly-rundown project planned for the neighborhood. Ask High- former Beacon Chevrolet CAULIFLOWER bacon and fresh pine- lands residents about site are blind to logic and From A1 apple, pepperoni, mush- how LHAND cleaned up obstinate in their opposi- room and pepperoni with Herbert Street with new tion. crust that’s a craveable, mozzarella, and mar- gluten-free and low-carb gherita. Those pizzas are alternative to our classic prepared following strict hand-tossed pizza dough,” procedures approved by said Brian Sullivan, se- The Gluten Intolerance nior vice president of cu- Group (GIC), a nonprofit call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 linary innovation for Cal- organization that pro- to start your ifornia Pizza Kitchen, in vides education and ad- a statement. “(It’s) a great daily subscription. vocacy for the gluten-free option for guests with glu- community. ten sensitivities or those just looking for a clever California Pizza Kitch- way to sneak more vegeta- en first opened in Beverly bles into their day.” Hills in 1985 and operated ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! While the crust is glu- 250 locations across the ten-free, not all toppings country. The MarketStreet are. The kitchen allows eatery opened in 2016. for four pizza menu Crusts can be purchased Call Customer Service items to be certified glu- from the restaurant for make-it-yourself pizza for to place an ad ten-free, including barbe- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK que chicken with smoked $2.50. Other brands of fro- gouda, red onions, cilan- zen cauliflower crusts can A gluten-free margherita pizza on cauliflower 781-593-7700, ext. 2 tro, and a choice to add also be purchased from crust from California Pizza Kitchen at Market- either applewood smoked Trader Joe’s and Walmart. Street Lynnfield. A8 SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Stephen Hawking’s ashes buried in Westminster Abbey
PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Keith Fahnhorst, Boris Becker claims 49er tackle who won diplomatic immunity 2 titles, dies at 66 in UK bankruptcy SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — LONDON (AP) — Retired Ger- Keith Fahnhorst, a star tackle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED man tennis star Boris Becker for the San Francisco 49ers who PRESS is claiming his unpaid role as a won two Super Bowl titles in LONDON (AP) — The ashes of with motor neuron disease. many readers didn’t finish it — sports attache for Central Afri- the 1980s, has died. He was 66. Stephen Hawking were buried When he was diagnosed, aged and he appeared on “Star Trek: can Republic gives him diplo- He died Tuesday, the 49ers Friday in a corner of Westmin- 22, he was given only a few The Next Generation,” ‘’The Big matic immunity from bankrupt- said Friday. No cause was given. ster Abbey that honors some years to live. Bang Theory” and “The Simp- cy proceedings in Britain. Fahnhorst won two Super of Britain’s greatest scientists, Hawking conducted ground- sons.” The three-time Wimbledon Bowls in his 14 seasons with between the graves of Charles breaking research into black “His name will live in the champion took up the attache the franchise and was an All- Darwin and Isaac Newton. holes and the origins of the annals of science,” Astronomer role in April. His lawyers claimed Pro in 1984. He started 160 More than 1,000 people universe, and gained global Royal Martin Rees told the in Britain’s High Court late of the 193 games in which he attended a service of thanksgiv- fame as a popularizer and memorial service. “Nobody else Thursday that this protects him appeared from 1974-87. Only ing in the ancient abbey for the communicator of science. His since Einstein has done more from ongoing bankruptcy actions. seven more players and one physicist, who died in March at book “A Brief History of Time” to deepen our understanding of Becker says his role as Cen- offensive lineman, Len Rohde, age 76 after decades of living sold 9 million copies — even if space and time. tral African Republic attache to appeared in more games for the the European Union on sport- 49ers. New doc trails chef Ducasse on global quest for new flavors ing, cultural and humanitarian Fahnhorst retired because of a affairs means he is covered by a neck injury that caused him to NEW YORK (AP) — In the 1961 convention on diplomatic relations. miss nine games during his last new documentary “The Quest Legal expert Mark Stephens season in 1987. He dealt with of Alain Ducasse,” the es- told The Associated Press that neurological problems after his teemed French chef steps off in his view Becker’s claim is career. a small plane in the middle of valid, but he urged Central the Gobi desert in Mongolia. Former teammate Randy African Republic to take steps As he stands pondering the Cross noted on Twitter that he to prevent the apparent abuse vast emptiness, a motorcycle and Fahnhorst were teammates of diplomatic immunity. suddenly appears, as if out of for 12 years. Cross played right “Central African Republic guard next to him for 9½ years. nowhere, carrying two men. The should be asked to revoke his “We won SB’s together, went bemused chef chuckles: “There immunity for this particular to ProBowls together, lockered are customers everywhere.” case because it relates to his next to each other,” Cross wrote, For Ducasse, 61, that seems to personal activities and predates adding he was lucky to call him be a fundamental truth — and his appointment and in no his friend. “WorldClass Dad + a driving force. The man over- way relates to his diplomatic Husband who was gentle + kind sees a veritable empire, with 27 function,” Stephens said. “That to all.” restaurants across the globe, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS would let the court case pro- Fahnhorst, who teamed with and 19 Michelin stars among ceed.” linebacker brother Jim with the them. From his first three-star a nonstop mission to expand. to explain cultures to his view- The former world No. 1 has 49ers, is the second member of triumph as a young upstart at In September, he’ll open a new ers through food. For Ducasse, criticized the bankruptcy the 49ers’ title winning teams the Louis XV in Monaco, to his restaurant on an electric boat the goal is to gain inspiration proceedings as “unjustified and of the 1980s to die in the last haute-healthy, no-meat Paris floating along the Seine. for his restaurants. He gets unjust,” saying he had been two weeks. Receiver Dwight eatery at the Plaza Athenee, to His constant travels, as por- much of it from Japan. “It’s my pushed into an unnecessary Clark died at 61 from Lou Geh- his recently opened restaurant trayed by director Gilles de only quest,” he says in the film, declaration of bankruptcy by “a rig’s disease, the neurological at the opulent Versailles palace, Maistre, have a very different sampling a heavenly slice of bunch of anonymous and unac- condition that attacks cells that where a special royal dinner goal than, say, those of the late fresh tuna in Kyoto, “tasting countable bankers and bureau- control muscles. costs 1,000 euros, he seems on Anthony Bourdain, who sought things that I haven’t tried yet.” crats” trying to damage him. Caesars workers in Las Vegas approve new contract deal Q&A: Christopher Plummer on playing LAS VEGAS (AP) — House- a weed dealer at 88 keepers, bartenders and other unionized workers at Las Vegas NEW YORK (AP) — Regal casino-resorts operated by Cae- and commanding even in his sars Entertainment approved a youth, Christopher Plummer new five-year contract, ending has turned into an even mighti- the possibility of a strike at er force in old age. those properties. The 88-year-old Plummer earli- A few thousand members of er this year became the oldest ac- the Culinary Union voted in tor ever nominated for an Oscar two sessions to ratify an agree- (for his J. Paul Getty in “All the ment that addresses sexual Money in the World”), six years harassment in the workplace, after setting the mark for eldest job security, wage increases acting winner (for his coming-out and immigration status. The 75-year-old in “Beginners”). The approved contract covers 12,000 King Lear phase of Plummer’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS workers on the Las Vegas Strip career has been colorfully crowd- ed with aged men too roiled by and a nearby property. 80s made you feeling panicked appetite to resemble any stan- Employees of Caesars, one of at having enough time to ac- dard portraits of the elderly. the largest resort operators in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS complish what you wanted. Do the tourist destination, helped In his latest, Shana Feste’s you still feel that way? ly, both tentative agreements hats and coats. Others showed authorize a strike last month “Boundaries,” Plummer plays Plummer: No, I don’t. There include wage increases and lan- their support for the labor orga- over the lack of progress in the estranged, weed-dealing isn’t as much panic because contract negotiations covering guage that protects the work- nization with red T-shirts. father of a single mother (Vera now I’ve been through my 80s. 50,000 union members. The ers’ rights in the event that the “I attended the negotiations, Fermiga). The film, which opens That kind of panic does not exist union later reached a tentative property is sold. and this is the best contract June 22, is Feste’s semi-autobi- anymore. I’m enjoying myself deal with Caesars, followed the Some Caesars workers at- we’ve reached in the history of ographical road trip about her very much. And in my 80s, I had next day by a separate deal tended the first voting session the union, especially for (guest own comically flawed family. another career. I’m very happy with MGM Resorts Internation- during their work breaks. A room attendants),” Caesars Pal- “I loved playing that old gee- about that. It’s gone better than al, the other large hotel opera- cocktail server walked into the ace housekeeper Rocio Puente zer,” Plummer said with charac- most other decades have. tor in the city. ballroom in her uniform — still said Thursday. “I’m really happy. teristic relish for a meaty role. In AP: Why is that? The union has declined to carrying a tray — and other We were telling our co-workers a recent interview at a Manhat- Plummer: The parts. I played provide specifics, but general- workers wore their white chef yesterday to come vote today.” tan hotel, Plummer discussed his everything in the theater. I still own connections to the part, his would like to do something else last-minute substitution for the in the theater, of course. But I’ve SEND US YOUR STUFF disgraced Kevin Spacey on “All played all the great parts. And the Money in the World” and his not too shabbily. Now I want the WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL undying thirst for acting. same great parts, if I can, on YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. AP: When we spoke six years the screen. And so far, yes. I’ve ago, you said the onset of your played marvelous characters. WEATHER LOTTERY
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By Harold Rivera came with being slated as Marshall’s first ITEM SPORTS EDITOR wrestler to take the mat during the meet and earned the team’s first victory. From there, LYNN — Wrestling has officially made a Marshall never looked back. splash at Marshall Middle School. “It was electric,” Vieira said. “Makonnen The Mustangs started their program three came up to me and said ‘I don’t know if I can years ago without much certainty, but the do this.’ I talked to him a little bit and then he team has flourished in a short window of time. came back to me and said ‘I can beat this guy.’ At tryouts this spring, 80 hopefuls came out He went for it and that was all she wrote. Af- hoping to join a team that had to cut down to ter that the kids just kept winning match af- 25 members once the season started. Of the ter match after match. It was just awesome.” 25 members of this year’s team, 80 percent Romeo Francis also earned a win, setting are girls. the school record for the quickest pin at 10 “We had 80 kids come out this year. We had seconds. Mariah Felix, Dayris Cleto, Estefany to turn some of them away because there just Soto, and Jadalizize Guzman also won match- wasn’t any room on the mat for them,” Frank es for the Mustangs by pinning their oppo- Vieira, who coaches the team alongside his nents. Other Mustangs who won by points for daughter, Samantha Nelson, said. “It’s a huge Marshall were Jania Cooper, Ambar Rodri- hit. My daughter teaches sixth grade social guez, Luz Galan, Alex Rodriguez, and Kevin studies and I teach eighth grade. That’s huge Martinez. when she brings younger kids to the program “I’m very proud of them,” Vieira said. “The COURTESY PHOTO and we have them for three years.” program is growing. They work so hard and And the success of the team wasn’t just clear Members of the Marshall Middle School wrestling team. Back row they learn so quickly. It’s very exciting.” when the individual wrestlers improved along from left: Herley Duversaint, Martins Ngandjui, Luz Nunez Galen, Vieira, a Salem native, has coached the the course of the season. Aside from individ- Coach Frank Vieira (with Dayris Cleto Galo and Mariah Felix), Mustangs since the program started three ual improvement, the Mustangs showcased Mercie Lora Crespo, Gabriella Burke, Kevin Peña, coach Samantha years ago. Vieira wrestled at Salem High and their talents on May 23 when they defeated Nelson, and Hector Baez. Middle row from left: Jadalize Guzman, made it a lifelong goal to coach his own pro- Brookline, 36-27, in their lone middle school Estefani Guzman, Lily-Ann Duchene, Mya Torres, Autumn Whitney, gram one day. meet of the season. Jania Cooper, and Jackson Perez. Front row from left: Alex Rodri- Makonnen Suggs shook off the nerves that WRESLTING, B2 guez, Kleymer Ovalle, Kevin Martinez, and Anderson Jear. Salem’s Sean Stellato inducted into Gunnery Athletic Hall of Fame By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR SALEM — There isn’t much NFLPA certified agent and Sa- lem native Sean Stellato didn’t accomplish during his athletic career. Stellato quarterbacked the Sa- lem High football team to a Super Bowl appearance in 1994, helped ITEM FILE PHOTO lead the Witches boys basketball team to a state championship in Lynn eld’s Matt Fiore earned a win in the Divi- 1995, earned a Division I schol- sion 3 North semi nals after allowing four runs arship to Marist and played pro- on six hits in ve-plus innings on the mound. fessionally in the Arena Football League. Last Saturday his efforts on the gridiron and the hardwood came Local teams to to fruition when Stellato was inducted into the The Gunnery School’s Athletics Hall of Fame. Stellato attended The Gunnery compete in School, a private boarding school in Connecticut, in 1996-1997, af- ter graduating from Salem High. sectional nals He played football and basketball at Gunnery before continuing his COURTESY PHOTO career as a student-athlete at From left, Sean Stellato poses with his daughter Gianna Stellato, this weekend Marist. his mother Gloria Stellato and his father Pat Stellato at last Sat- STELLATO, B2 urday’s The Gunnery School Athletics Hall of Fame induction. By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Two local baseball teams remain in the hunt for a state Navigators notch rst home win of season championship. Beverly, of the Northeastern Conference, plays Masconomet Saturday (7) in the Division 2 North LYNN — The North Shore Naviga- frames to preserve the Navs’ fourth win (UMass) struck out the first two batters final at LeLacheur Park in Lowell. Lynnfield, of the Cape tors cracked the win column at Fraser of the season and third in the last six he faced, but the Navs took a 1-0 lead Ann League, plays Austin Prep in the Division 3 North final Field for the first time in this summer’s games. thanks to some two-out offense in the Sunday (3) at LeLacheur. Futures Collegiate Baseball League ac- North Shore stands at 4-11 on the first. After Varinos lined a single to cen- Beverly cemented its bid into the sectional final, its first tion Friday night, scoring three times season, while Nashua falls to 4-9. since 2014, after the No. 3 Panthers took down No. 10 Burl- ter, Engstrom didn’t waste much time in the seventh inning en route to a 4-3 Frelick, Engstrom, first baseman driving a run-scoring double on the ington in the semifinal round with a 5-1 win Wednesday at decision against the Nashua Silver Corey DiLoreto (Northeastern), and Fraser Field. Spencer Brown (2-for-3, two doubles and three third pitch of his at-bat. Knights. designated hitter Joey Murphy (Saint Lynnfield native and St. John’s Prep RBI) and Tim McCarthy (3-for-3, three runs) led the offense Catcher Harrison Engstrom (Coch- Joseph’s of Maine) all had two hits. Eng- for Beverly. Matt Collins and Nick Berry each also added an grad Justin Foley (Bates) scattered just ise) and shortstop Sal Frelick (Boston strom scored the game-winning run three hits over his first five innings of RBI single. Kyle Cravatis and Mike Urbanski teamed up to College) posted the game-tying and and drove in two more, while Frelick get the job done on the mound. work as North Shore’s starter before the eventual winning hits with two outs in had two RBI and third baseman Elias visitors flipped the score in their favor Beverly’s the last NEC team standing in the state tour- the seventh. Marblehead native Gar- Varinos (Tufts) scored twice while going with two runs against him in the sixth. nament. ret Keough (Holy Cross) allowed just 1-for-3. “We feel very fortunate,” Panthers coach Dave Wilbur, one run on two hits over the final three Nashua starter Spencer Bergeron NAVS, B2 who was named NEC coach of the year, said. “The NEC’s always competitive. To be the last team standing, it’s nice to be there. It’s a good thing. We’re very fortunate to be in this position but we’ve earned it. We’re looking forward to playing an excellent Masconomet team. It should be a great Gannon Four-ball game.” The Panthers and Chieftains clashed once during the reg- ular season, with Masconomet earning a 4-3 win at Beverly May 19. “I think they’re the best team we’ve played all year,” Wil- bur said. “They’re extremely talented with a lot of tradition. “At this point it’s not about our opponent, it’s about us playing solid, fundamentally sound baseball,” Wilbur add- ed. “We have to make routine plays on defense, have quality at-bats and our pitching can’t give anything away for free. That’ll keep us in the game. Quality at-bats, limit strike- outs, make routine plays and I think we’ll be in the game with a great chance to win.” One of the keys for Beverly will be coming into the game well rested. Wilbur has also preached the importance of capturing the moment while staying focused on winning to his players. “You have to have your eye on the prize,” Wilbur said. “These kids have put a lot of time in. Each game we’ve been fortunate enough to win, we enjoy it for a while. The kids worked hard to get here. It’s really important to have your players enjoy the moment. They deserve that. After we beat Burlington, I wanted the kids to enjoy that win. We’ll be ready for Saturday. “It’s been a special group of seniors,” Wilbur added. “I’ve been at Beverly for 17 years. The senior leadership has been outstanding. We have an outstanding group of young men on this team. I’m really proud of them and it’s an honor to be their coach.” For No. 2 Lynnfield, Sunday’s game marks the first time COURTESY PHOTO the Pioneers will clash against No. 1 Austin Prep this year. From left, Linda Courtemanche, Jane Fiste, Barb Zihal and Gina Manning competed in the Lynnfield lost to the Cougars in last year’s Division 3 North Gannon Ladies Spring Four-ball Tournament over the weekend. After a tough match for 18 final. holes, the team of Zihal and Manning won on the 18th hole with a score of 1-up. BASEBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 Dustin Johnson sets a daunting target at US Open SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP) — for par on the opening hole in ei- overcast sky, gave way to two hours Dustin Johnson used the long ball ther round. One day after he made of light rain and then returned to to show how much was going his triple bogey from the fairway on No. mild sunshine. way in the U.S. Open. 1, he again went from the fairway Russell Henley was tied for the Only it was the putter, not the to deep grass right of the green, lead until he missed the third fair- driver. chipped it off the green on the other way and went into thick grass that Johnson capped off another solid side and made double bogey. Woods change fortunes in a New York min- round in testing conditions at Shin- rallied with two closing birdies to ute. He hit more grass than ball. He necock Hills with a 45-foot bird- salvage a 72, and then had to wait advanced his third shot into more ie putt on the par-3 seventh that to see if that would be enough to rough. The grass wrapped around dropped on its final turn. He made avoid missing the cut for the fifth the hosel of the club and sent his only one bogey, was rarely out of po- time in his last eight majors. fourth shot off to the right across sition in the stiff breeze and light “I’m not very happy the way the fairway to lighter rough. rain, and posted a 3-under 67 to set I played and the way I putted,” He wound up with a triple bogey, a daunting target for the late start- Woods said. “I don’t know that you shot 73 and was six shots behind. ers Friday. can be too happy and too excited Tommy Fleetwood of England “You’ve got to play really good golf about 10-over par.” made six birdies and shot a 66, the if you want to shoot a good score, Johnson, who won the U.S. Open low score of the tournament, and and I like where par is a good score at Oakmont two years ago, was at was at 1-over 141. Henrik Stenson ITEM FILE PHOTO on every hole, no matter what club 4-under 136. He was the only player kept a clean card over his last 11 you’ve got in your hand, what hole under par among those who played holes and made eagle on the par-5 Dustin Johnson reacts after sinking a birdie putt it is,” Johnson said. Friday morning in a strange mix- 16th for a 70. He joined Fleetwood during the second round of the U.S. Open at Shinne- Tiger Woods would have settled ture of weather that began with an at five shots behind. cock Hills Golf Club Friday. Stellato inducted into Gunnery Hall of Fame for athletic achievements STELLATO team all-New England football roles, delivered a four-minute 2013, Stellato was inducted into there. I’m really grateful for that. From B1 and basketball selection. speech that reflected on his suc- the Salem High School Athletics “This wouldn’t have been pos- “I think the beauty of that cess at Gunnery while express- Hall of Fame and the Massa- sible without my grandfather, “I’ve been an agent for 12 years school is that a lot of us have ing gratitude to those who sup- chusetts chapter of the National Pasquale, Owa, my Nana and my but I look back and that was the blinders on,” Stellato said. “We ported his journey. Italian-American Hall of Fame. aunt Laurie,” Stellato added. “I’m first step of my ‘Jerry Maguire’ don’t realize the beauty of what’s “I wanted to hone in on the Stellato noted the success he dedicating this to my parents, journey,” Stellato said. “My guid- out there. This expands your people that have supported and reached through his athletic ca- my children and every underdog ance counselor gave me a book horizons to other beauties of life. influenced me,” Stellato said. “A reer wouldn’t have been possible kid out there with big dreams.” full of prep schools and I called The campus is one of the most lot of time, you don’t have the without his support system. Stellato’s annual All-American every single one. I sent film to beautiful bodies of land. It’s a chance to look people in the eye “I’m really appreciative and Fundamental Camp Showcase each of them. Gunnery gave me beautiful place. If you look at with gratitude. If I didn’t go that grateful,” Stellato said. “I carry returns to Lynn’s Manning Field a full scholarship to go there. It was the most influential year of who’s graduated from there, it’s route to Gunnery, I would’ve gone my name with such pride. I think on Sunday, July 22. The camp my life. I left there as a lifelong an exceptional list. There’s been another route and I would’ve of everyone that’s come before will be hosted by New England learner. I learned core values.” big pedigree that comes from lived a completely different life. me. My kids can see firsthand Patriots Jonathan Jones and Stellato flourished as a post- that school.” I’ve sent four kids to Gunnery that through hard work, grit, te- Marquis Flowers, and Obi Meli- grad athlete at Gunnery. He was At last Saturday’s induction over the years and they’ve done nacity, you can do anything you fonwu of the Oakland Raiders. named MVP of the football and ceremony, Stellato was joined well. I’m hoping to extend that want. Using athletics as that The camp offers a discounted basketball teams after scoring by members of his family. Stel- pipeline a little bit.” platform can really differentiate rate for Lynn residents. 30 touchdowns and averaging 30 lato, who also wears the hat of a Hall of fame inductions have you. I’ve been blessed to do that “We’re gearing up,” Stellato points per game. He captained motivational speaker from time become somewhat of a norm for along with angeletic brothers said. “We’re going to have some the hoops team and was a first- to time in addition to his other Stellato over recent years. In and sisters who’ve helped me get great names that’ll be there.” Beverly, Lynnfield baseball aim for sectional titles BASEBALL Marengi led the way for Lynnfield, O’Brien pointed to team camara- From B1 going 2-for-3 with two RBI. Fernando derie as one of the main reasons for Gonzalez went 1-for-3 with one RBI Lynnfield’s success this spring. With a “We’re familiar with them from and also earned the six-out save for group of players buying into the team’s years past,” Lynnfield coach John the Pioneers after coming in to relieve goal, the Pioneers have flourished. O’Brien said. “The last three or four starter Matt Fiore (5-plus IP, four runs, “We have a good mix of kids,” O’Brien years we’ve ended up meeting them six hits, one strikeout). said. “We have half a dozen seniors in the tournament. They have a good Lynnfield played stout defense, com- and the underclassmen are all contrib- team and good players. We’re expect- mitting no errors in the win. uting. It’s a pretty tight group. They all ing a very tough game. They’re always “We’ve played good defense the last get along and they realize what’s at well-coached and very prepared. We six games of the year and into the tour- stake. They’ll do what it takes to get have to be at our best to win the game nament,” O’Brien said. “We’re capable the job done. That’s a big part of our Sunday.” of doing that. We have to get good program. Everyone buys in and every- The Pioneers cemented their bid in pitching and timely hits. Once the one’s working toward one goal. the sectional final with a 5-4 win over game starts, the records don’t mean a “It’s a nice achievement to get this No. 14 Dracut Thursday at Alumni thing. I know the kids are looking for- far,” O’Brien added, “and we’d like to Field in the semifinal round. Cooper ward to it and so are the coaches.” continue.” Marblehead’s Keough earns win on the mound for Navs
NAVS walk, advanced on pinch hitter Jar- stranding Reagan on second base From B1 ed Brescia’s (Assumption) sacrifice after a leadoff walk in the ninth. bunt and a wild pitch, and scored Bergeron allowed a run on five hits After Foley induced a fly ball to on third baseman Tom Blandini’s in his four-inning start for the Silver open the inning, left fielder Jeff (SNHU) line single to right. Knights, while Dan Shaw (Clark) Costello (Northeastern) lifted a tow- North Shore immediately re- was charged with the loss after al- ering home run over the left field sponded with a three-run inning to lowing three hits and three runs wall to tie the score. Designated take the lead that Keough would over 1.2 frames. Blandini, Costel- hitter Ryan Berardino (Bentley) make stand up. Left fielder Michael lo, and Biddison all had multi-hit extended the Nashua threat with Wynne (Wofford) started the offen- games for Nashua. a walk and scored all the way from sive rally with a one-out single be- The Navs travel to Martha’s Vine- first on catcher Nick Biddison’s (Vir- fore Varinos drew a walk, Engstrom yard for the second time this sea- ginia Tech) go-ahead double to cen- lined a hard single to shortstop, and son Saturday night, with first pitch ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ter. Frelick drove home the game-win- against the league-leading Sharks Marshall Middle School wrestling coach Frank The Silver Knights tacked on a ning runs with a two-run knock up set for 6:30 p.m. Next week, North Viera has directed the program since it started third run after Keough replaced the middle. Shore plays four of its five games three years ago. Foley in the seventh. Shortstop Keough allowed just one base- at Fraser Field beginning Monday Bryce Reagan (Texas) drew a leadoff runner over his final two innings, against Pittsfield. Marshall Middle School Woods ‘absolutely’ expects to win another major grooms young wrestlers SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. if you can win four times a (AP) — Hoist the anchor, year,” Woods said. for high school level and set sail the great ship Woods’ chances were ef- Privacy on a course for Car- fectively eliminated after WRESTLING noustie Bay, Pebble Beach two holes. From B1 or some other future site of He shot a triple bogey a golf major. on Thursday on No. 1 — a “I wrestled for four years in high school,” Vieira said. Tiger Woods isn’t going to 399-yard par 4 that is the “It’s always been a dream of mine to start a program in win the U.S. Open this year. fourth-easiest hole on the Lynn. I’m absolutely loving it. It’s a dream come true for He still thinks he can win course — needing three me.” another major before he’s tries to manage a short rise At Marshall, learning how to wrestle starts with the done. to the elevated green and basics. Once the wrestlers get a clear understanding of “Absolutely,” Woods said then two-putting. He en- basic techniques, the learning progresses from there. after shooting a 2-over 72 tered the second round nine “We focus from the beginning,” Vieira said. “We teach at Shinnecock Hills on Fri- strokes behind the leaders them how to set up. From there we teach them a break- day for a 36-hole total of 10 and thought if he could down. From there, we’ll get a little more complicated over that saw him miss the shoot in the 60s on Friday with a pinning combination. Then we lead into things cut. he would have a chance to like ‘cradles.’ After that we get into fancy things like ‘guil- “They’re not easy,” he get back into it. lotines’ or ‘surfboards.’ We have a wrestler who pulled a said. “I mean, I’ve won a Now he won’t even have a surfboard on an opponent last year in Brookline.” few of them over the course chance to play. Aside from an annual meet against Brookline, Mar- of my career, and they’re “I couldn’t chase down shall schedules another clash against the Lynn high the hardest fields and usu- the leaders right away. It’s school team. That gives the Mustangs an opportunity to ally the hardest setups. So PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS going to take me probably learn from wrestlers who were once in their shoes. they’re meant to be testers, 2½ to 3 rounds to do it,” he Tiger Woods knocks a shot out of the bunker “Our kids get to wrestler theirs,” Vieira said. “It gives and you don’t win major during the second round of the U.S. Open at said. “Unfortunately, I went championships by kind of the other way.” my old kids the chance to come back and meet the kids Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Friday. slapping all around the Starting the second they might wrestle with in high school. We tell the mid- place and missing putts. round on No. 10, Woods dle school kids to remember that because one day they’ll “You have to be on,” he majors. That means he City’s northern suburbs. He made the turn at even par come back and do the same. It works out well. The kids said. “You just can’t fake it won’t need to bunk for the has not played the weekend and came back around to love giving back.” at a major championship.” weekend at the Sag Harbor at a U.S. Open since 2013, No. 1. His drive was fine, Vieira’s hoping to see the sport grow at the middle Woods couldn’t even fake Yacht Club on the 155-foot or won one since 2008 — his but he yanked his ap- school level. it for the first 34 holes in boat he jokingly calls “the last major victory. proach shot to the right of “If we can get more meets that would be awesome,” Vie- Southampton, and despite dinghy.” He remains stuck at 14 in the green into deep rough, ira said. “Now that Breed has a team, we’d like to score birdies on the last two Woods also missed the cut his career, four short of Jack and then rolled his third a meet with them in the future. It’d be great to start our holes, he needed a lot of when he brought Privacy Nicklaus’ record. shot over it. After pitching own division. That’s what we’re hoping for. Once word help to avoid the cut for the to the 2006 U.S. Open at “Our whole careers are to about 14 feet, he missed gets out and people see how much fun the kids are hav- fifth time in his last eight Winged Foot in New York pretty much measured as a bogey putt. ing, we’re hoping that other schools pick it up.” SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS SATURDAY SUNDAY (Not including last night’s games) Today Sunday Monday MIAA Baseball MIAA Baseball at Martha’s Division 2 North Final Division 3 North Final vs. Pittsfi eld W L Pct. GB Streak L10 At LeLacheur Park, Lowell At LeLacheur Park, Lowell Vineyard (6:30) OFF (7) M. Vineyard 10 2 0.833 - 1L 8-2 Beverly at Masconomet (7) Lynnfield at Austin Prep (3) Bristol 9 5 0.643 2 2L 6-4 Brockton 9 5 0.643 2 2W 7-3 Worcester 7 7 0.500 4 1W 4-6 SPORTS BRIEFS Tuesday Wednesday at Brockton vs. Martha’s Pittsfi eld 5 9 0.357 6 3W 4-6 Lynn Woods cross Valley. Your support (6:30) Vineyard (7) Nashua 4 8 0.333 6 1W 4-6 enables All Care to contin- North Shore 3 11 0.214 8 2L 2-8 country series ue to provide quality home health care regardless of The 49th annual Lynn one’s ability to pay. Summer cross country Sponsorship opportuni- series will continue every ties are available. To Wednesday until Septem- secure your sponsorship, to ber 26, with the exception donate an item, or buy a of July 5. raffle ticket, please contact Each evening includes a Julie Manninen at 781- regular 1.59 mile, a short 244-1124 or at jmanninen@ race of the day and a long allcare.org. race of the day. There is no entry fee. Refer top www.lwrun.org Carey Baseball for more information. Academy this July All Care VNA golf The Carey Baseball Academy will conduct it’s tournament specialty camps July 11 and 12 at the Lynn Babe All Care VNA & Hospice Ruth Complex at Breed will host its 26th annual Middle School in Lynn. Charity Golf Open on Mon- The hitting sessions will day, June 25, at Gannon be conducted from 9 to Golf Course. Players tee off 11:30 a.m. Each player at 9:30 a.m. and will enjoy will be slow-motion ana- a great day of golf, net- lyzed by video and receive working, fun and charita- a written evaluation. ble giving. Lunch on the The pitchers/catchers course and a lively 19th session will be held from hole celebration will be fol- 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects lowed by a reception with of their respective dinner, drinks, awards, raf- mechanics will be covered. fles and live auction! Each will receive a written Cost for golf and dinner evaluation in addition to is $200 per person. Regis- all pitchers video ana- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ter at www.allcare.org/ lyzed. San Antonio Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard has requested a trade from the San Antonio Spurs, golf-tournament-registra- The cost of each five- saying he would like to be dealt away this summer. tion/ hour session is $90 each. Proceeds from this fund- For further information raising event will benefit please contact Coach countless patients and Frank Carey at (781) 842- Kawhi Leonard wants to be traded their families throughout 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- the North Shore, Greater cast.net or at www.carey- Boston, and Merrimack baseballacademy.com. from San Antonio Spurs this summer (AP) — Kawhi Leonard’s time with with the Spurs this past season be- The Spurs were reduced to giving MLB the San Antonio Spurs may soon be cause of a leg injury — of cially de- only cryptic answers about Leonard’s AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division over. scribed as right quadriceps tendinop- status. While San Antonio was in W L Pct GB W L Pct GB A person familiar with the situa- athy, and the Spurs listed him as out the playoffs, losing in the rst round New York 44 20 .688 1 Atlanta 40 28 .588 — tion says Leonard has told the Spurs on their injury reports for much of to eventual repeat champion Gold- Boston 48 22 .686 — Washington 37 28 .569 1½ Tampa Bay 32 36 .471 15 Philadelphia 35 31 .530 4 that he would like to be traded this the year citing “injury management.” en State, Leonard was rehabbing Toronto 30 38 .441 17 New York 28 37 .431 10½ summer, the clearest sign yet that In the 2016-17 season, he averaged a in New York — which meant that Baltimore 19 48 .284 27½ Miami 26 43 .377 14½ Central Division Central Division the relationship between the team career-best 25.5 points and was third Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, when W L Pct GB W L Pct GB and the All-Star is in disrepair. in the MVP voting. asked for the situation, deferred all Cleveland 36 31 .537 — Milwaukee 41 27 .603 — Detroit 33 37 .471 4½ Chicago 38 27 .585 1½ The person said Leonard has de- Leonard is due just over $20 mil- comment to “Kawhi and his group.” Minnesota 29 36 .446 6 St. Louis 36 30 .545 4 cided that he is “unhappy with the lion next season, and can become a Teammates also were tight-lipped Chicago 24 43 .358 12 Pittsburgh 33 35 .485 8 situation” in San Antonio. The per- free agent in the summer of 2019. It’s about Leonard’s situation, even Kansas City 22 46 .324 14½ Cincinnati 25 43 .368 16 West Division West Division son spoke with The Associated Press unclear if the Spurs will go ahead by Spurs standards. “He has to do W L Pct GB W L Pct GB on Friday on condition of anonymity and try to trade him, or if the team what’s best for him,” Spurs forward Houston 45 25 .643 — Arizona 38 30 .559 — Seattle 44 25 .638 ½ Los Angeles 35 32 .522 2½ because neither the player nor the will try to patch things up with the LaMarcus Aldridge told USA Today Los Angeles 37 32 .536 7½ San Francisco 34 35 .493 4½ team commented publicly. 2014 NBA Finals MVP and two-time Sports back in April. Oakland 34 35 .493 10½ Colorado 33 35 .485 5 Texas 27 43 .386 18 San Diego 33 38 .465 6½ Yahoo Sports and the San Antonio NBA defensive player of the year. All of Leonard’s nine appearances Express-News rst reported Leon- There were signs of strain in the with the Spurs this season were pri- Friday’s Games Boston (Wright 2-0) at Seattle (LeBlanc Miami at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. 2-0), 8:15 p.m. ard’s hope for a trade. relationship this past season while or to the All-Star break, none of them Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Castillo 4-7) at Pittsburgh (Nova Leonard played in only nine game Leonard was sidelined. coming after Jan. 13. Washington at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 3-5), 4:05 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Colorado (Freeland 6-6) at Texas (Minor Colorado at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 4-4), 4:05 p.m. Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Eflin 3-2) at Milwaukee (Guer- Ronaldo nets hat trick as Portugal draws with Spain Houston at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. ra 3-4), 4:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 9:35 p.m. San Diego (Lyles 2-3) at Atlanta (Newcomb Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 7-2), 5:10 p.m. SOCHI, Russia (AP) — Cristiano Ronaldo used the World Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 4-6) at St. Louis Cup to show everyone he’s the GOAT. San Diego at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. (Martinez 3-3), 8:15 p.m. Colorado at Texas, 8:05 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 0-1) at L.A. Ronaldo rubbed his chin after scoring minutes into Portugal’s Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Dodgers (Wood 1-5), 8:15 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. opener against Spain, implying he is the Greatest of All Time. N.Y. Mets (Matz 2-4) at Arizona (Corbin N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. 6-2), 10:10 p.m. Then he scored two more goals, including a perfectly placed San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games 88th-minute free kick that gave his team a 3-3 draw Friday. Miami at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (TBD) at N.Y. Yankees (Severino Washington at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Spain, the 2010 World Cup champion, dominated much of the 9-2), 1:05 p.m. Detroit (Zimmermann 2-0) at Chicago White Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. match but was unable to contain Ronaldo. Sox (Giolito 4-7), 2:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 2:05 p.m. “When I play against a player like Ronaldo, these things can Houston (Keuchel 3-8) at Kansas City Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. (Duffy 3-6), 2:15 p.m. Houston at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. happen,” newly appointed Spain coach Fernando Hierro said. Colorado (Freeland 6-6) at Texas (Minor Colorado at Texas, 3:05 p.m. “It’s very fortunate for whatever team has Cristiano Ronaldo.” 4-4), 4:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. L.A. Angels (Tropeano 3-4) at Oakland Boston at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Ronaldo had twice given European champion Portugal the (Manaea 5-6), 4:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. lead with rst-half goals at Fisht Stadium, but Diego Costa Miami (Chen 1-3) at Baltimore (Cobb 2-8), San Diego at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. equalized with a goal in each half. Nacho Fernandez then put Washington (Scherzer 10-2) at Toronto Colorado at Texas, 3:05 p.m. the Spanish ahead with a one-timer from outside the area in (Estrada 3-6), 4:07 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Minnesota (Romero 3-2) at Cleveland (Car- San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. the Group B match. rasco 8-4), 4:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. Ronaldo became the fourth player to score in four World Cups, joining Pele, Miroslav Klose and Uwe Seeler. He also became TODAY IN SPORTS the rst Portuguese player to appear in four World Cups, and at 33 became the oldest player to score a hat trick in tourna- June 16 Pittsburgh in 1992, completing a ment history. 1927 — Tommy Armour wins the sweep of Washington 4-1, behind He used his rst goal to send a message to the world in an U.S. Open with a three-stroke vic- two goals by Doug Brown. It’s the apparent reaction to Adidas’ “GOAT” promotion with Lionel PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tory over Harry Cooper in a play- fourth straight NHL nals sweep, Messi, featuring the Argentine with a real goat. Ronaldo and off. a rst in major pro sports. Messi have split the last 10 player of the year awards. Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo scored 1999 — Maurice Greene smash- 1946 — Lloyd Mangrum edges “I’ve said it so many times, Cristiano is the best in the world,” three goals in a draw with Spain in the es the 100-meter world record at Byron Nelson and Vic Ghezzi to Portugal coach Fernando Santos said. opening round of the World Cup Friday. win the U.S. Open by one stroke 9.79 seconds, breaking the mark in a 36-hole playoff. of 9.84 set by Donovan Bailey at 1951 — Ben Hogan captures the the 1996 Olympics. TV/RADIO U.S. Open for the second straight 2002 — A runaway winner again year with a two-stroke comeback in the U.S. Open, Tiger Woods be- SATURDAY Radio victory over Clayton Heafner. comes the rst player since Jack TV MLB 1956 — Cary Middlecoff wins the Nicklaus in 1972 to capture the MLB 8:15 p.m...... Boston at Seattle ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 rst two major championships of U.S. Open by one stroke over Ben 1 p.m...... Tampa Bay at NY Yankees ...... MLB Network SUNDAY Hogan and Julius Boros. the year with a three-stroke victo- TV ry at Bethpage (N.Y.) Black. 4 p.m...... Philadelphia at Milwaukee ...... MLB Network 1968 — Lee Trevino becomes the TV rst golfer to play all four rounds 2006 — Tiger Woods returns 8:15 p.m...... Boston at Seattle ...... Fox of the U.S. Open under par, de- from his longest layoff by making 11 p.m...... NY Mets at Arizona ...... MLB Network Auto racing feating Jack Nicklaus by four his earliest departure at a major, College World Series 5 p.m...... Xfinity: Iowa 250 ...... FS1 strokes. missing the cut in a Grand Slam 3 p.m...... Oregon State vs. North Carolina ...... ESPN MLB tournament for the rst time as a 1974 — Hale Irwin beats Forrest 8 p.m...... Washington vs. Mississippi State ...... ESPN 2 p.m...... Houston at Kansas City ...... MLB Network pro. Woods, with rounds of 76-76, Fezler by two strokes to win the 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Seattle ...... NESN U.S. Open. In the “Massacre at misses the cut at the U.S. Open Boxing Winged Foot,” not a single play- by three strokes. 10 p.m...... Errol Spence Jr. vs. Carlos Ocampo ...... Showtime 5 p.m...... San Francisco at LA Dodgers ...... MLB Network er breaks par in the rst round. 2007 — District Attorney Mike Ni- CFL 8:08 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at St. Louis ...... ESPN Irwin’s 7-over 278 is the sec- fong is disbarred for his “sel sh” 7 p.m...... Hamilton at Calgary ...... ESPN2 College World Series ond-highest score since World rape prosecution of three Duke la- 10 p.m...... Montreal at British Columbia ...... ESPN2 2 p.m...... Arkansas vs. Texas ...... ESPN War II — Julius Boros was 9-over crosse players in what is deemed Golf 7 p.m...... Texas Tech vs. Florida ...... ESPN2 in 1963. a politically motivated act. 1985 — Andy North wins the U.S. 2008 — Tiger Woods wins the 11 a.m...... US Open ...... Fox WNBA Open by one stroke over Taiwan’s U.S. Open in a 19-hole playoff 1:30 p.m...... LPGA: Meijer Classic ...... Golf 8 p.m...... WNBA: Phoenix at Las Vegas ...... NBA TV Tze-chung Chen, Canada’s Dave over Rocco Mediate, his 14th Horse racing Drag racing Barr and Zimbabwe’s Denis Wat- career major. In sudden death 8:30 p.m...... Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series ...... NBCSN 7:30 p.m...... NHRA: Thunder Valley Nationals (tape) ...... FS1 son. at Torrey Pines, Mediate misses Auto racing Golf 1993 — Michael Jordan scores a par putt and Woods only need- 7 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: M&M’s 200 ...... FS1 55 points to lead the Chicago ed a two-putt par to win the U.S. 10 a.m...... US Open ...... Fox Bulls to a 111-105 victory and a Open for the third time. Motor sports 1:30 p.m...... LPGA: Meijer Classic ...... Golf 3-1 lead over the Phoenix Suns in 2013 — Justin Rose captures his 3 p.m...... Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Series ...... NBC Soccer the NBA Finals. Jordan is the fth rst major championship and be- Soccer 8 a.m...... World Cup: Costa Rica vs. Serbia ...... Fox player to score 50 in the nals comes the rst Englishman in 43 6 a.m...... World Cup: France vs. Australia ...... FS1 11 a.m...... World Cup: Germany vs. Mexico ...... FS1 and the rst since Jerry West in years to win the U.S. Open. Rose 9 a.m...... World Cup: Argentina vs. Iceland ...... Fox 1969. nishes with 1-over 281 total at 2 p.m...... World Cup: Brazil vs. Switzerland ...... FS1 1998 — The Detroit Red Wings Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa. 12 p.m...... World Cup: Peru vs. Denmark ...... FS1 Radio become the rst team to win for a two-shot victory over Phil 3 p.m...... World Cup: Croatia vs. Nigeria ...... FS1 MLB consecutive Stanley Cups since Mickelson and Jason Day. 3:30 p.m...... NWSL: Portland at Chicago ...... ESPNews 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Seattle ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 COMICS
OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS
LIO / MATT TATULLI
GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY
ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON
FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE
THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM
OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP
ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK
REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS
EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JUNE 16, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WGBH Member Favorites Member Favorites Member Favorites Member ^ PBS Favorites Romance, personal improve- Plan an active day. Whether Keep your life simple and stick WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Ransom “Radio 48 Hours 48 Hours News Phantom Gourmet Organic Cleanse, ments and travel may be de- you begin to de-clutter your to a strict budget. Pour your $ CBS Fortune Silence” (N) Detox sired, but proceed with cau- personal space or you put energy into physical improve- WCVB Inside Chronicle America’s Funniest Truth and Lies: The Tonya Harding Story News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- tion. Problems will develop if a new fitness or health rou- ments, romance and getting % ABC Edition Home Videos Tonya Harding opens up about her life. Center 5 Page “SNAFU” tary you are impulsive or too quick tine in place, improvements along with others. Make rela- WBTS Growing 1st Look ›››‡ Jurassic Park (1993) Sam Neill, Laura Dern. Cloned News Saturday Night Live 1st Look to make a judgment call. should be your priority. tionships a priority. * NBC Up Wired dinosaurs run amok at an island-jungle theme park. at 11 Choose love over discord. WFXT U.S. MLB MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Seattle Mariners. Safeco Field. Boston Boston FIFA World Cup 24 Hours SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 9 FOX Open Pregame (N) News 25 Tonight (N) CANCER (June 21-July 22) The response you give or get Home improvement is fea- WUTF (5:30) ››‡ “Spare El ministro y yo (1976, Drama) Cantinflas, República Mundialista ›› Seven Swords (2005, Ac- Make plans to do something will determine how much you tured. Have a family discus- = UMA Parts” Celia Castro, Lucía Méndez. ción) Donnie Yen, Leon Lai. out of the ordinary. What you accomplish. Try to go with the sion and make plans to do WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) Western Religion (2015, Western) Peter Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & F MNT Theory Theory Shinkoda, Vivian Lamolli, Miles Szanto. Molly see and learn will offer insight current when dealing with things that will bring you WGBX Member Favorites Member Favorites Member Favorites Austin City Limits NOVA into something you’ll want to emotional matters. Avoid in- closer together. The input you L PBS pursue. Don’t let an old flame dulgent behavior. receive from others will spark WWJE Frontier Force Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 “Shots in Crime 360 “Mother’s Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue disrupt your life. your imagination. R JN the Dark” Day Murder” 911 911 911 911 911 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WLVI Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Ninety Scandal Olivia spies LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Get your finances, pend- ARIES (March 21-April 19) X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy Degrees” on Jake. Don’t make a move until you ing contracts or legal mat- Take pride in the way you look TELE Viva el Mundial ››‡ Jurassic World (2015, Aventura) Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Titulares y Más - Fin Decisio- Decisio- Programa are fully prepared to do so. ters in order. An unexpected and how you present yourself ¨ TELE y más Howard. Un nuevo dinosaurio ataca a los turistas. de Semana nes nes Impulse will be your downfall, last-minute change must be to the world. Socializing will WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order causing repercussions that handled skillfully. Know your lead to an interesting encoun- CABLE STATIONS will not be easily dealt with. boundaries. Personal gain is ter. Romance is in the stars (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 06.16.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law Romance is encouraged. possible. Love is highlighted. and should be a priority. A&E PD -- 06.08.18” (N) enforcement. (6:00) ››› “Open Range” (2003, West- ›››› Unforgiven (1992) Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman. Clint ››› Open Range (2003) Rob- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) AMC ern) Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner. Eastwood’s Oscar-winning portrait of an aged gunman. ert Duvall, Kevin Costner. Taking a day trip or visiting a Take hold of whatever situa- Don’t leap before you look. (6:00) ››› “Mean › Coyote Ugly (2000, Romance-Comedy) › Coyote Ugly (2000) Piper Perabo. A struggling ››› Mean Girls BRAVO place that you find relaxing tion you face and bring about You’ll tend to take action be- Girls” (2004) Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia. ‘R’ songwriter cuts loose in a rowdy New York bar. ‘R’ (2004) ‘PG-13’ will do you good. Information positive change. Personal fore all your ducks are in a row. Dirty Jobs “Cave Dirty Jobs Mike Dirty Jobs “Fossil Dirty Jobs “Alligator Dirty Jobs Turning Dirty Jobs Mike an- Dirty DISC you receive will change a deci- improvements at home or to Consider the consequences Digger” cleans a tar pit. Hunter” Egg Collector” molasses into rum. swers viewer mail. Jobs sion you make. Listen, reflect your lifestyle will pay off if you should you make a mistake. “Diary” Stuck/ Duck- Big Bunk’d Andi Bizaard- Bunk’d Andi Andi Duck- Raven’s Stuck/ DISN Middle Tales Hero 6 Mack vark Mack Mack Tales Home Middle and move forward. keep an open mind. Listen to sound advice. SportsCenter (N) College Baseball NCAA World Series -- Washington vs Missis- SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN sippi State. Washington takes on Mississippi State. (N) ter CFL Football Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Calgary Stampeders. (N) CFL Football Montreal Alouettes at BC Lions. (N) Prospect BRIDGE ESPN2 to Pro “Rata- ››› Despicable Me (2010, Children’s) ›››› Finding Nemo (2003, Children’s) Voices of ››‡ Gnomeo & Juliet (2011, FREE touille” Voices of Steve Carell, Jason Segel. Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould. Children’s) Emily Blunt ›› Now You See Me 2 (2016) Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo. ›› Now You See Me 2 (2016) Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo. Pose “Ac- You must guess, but can get help FX Four magicians must steal a powerful computer chip. Four magicians must steal a powerful computer chip. cess” Marguerite Gardiner, Count- eight, 10, six. West then led majors, but he can get help if (5:35) ››› “Logan” ›› The Mountain Between Us (2017, Succession Westworld “Kiksuya” ›› The Mountain Between Us HBO (2017) ‘R’ Adventure) Kate Winslet. ‘PG-13’ (2017) Kate Winslet. ess of Blessington, an Irish the diamond king. How should he takes the second round of American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers Alone “Redemption” American Pickers American novelist who wrote a book South have continued? diamonds and exits with his HIST Pickers about Lord Byron after meet- Kleinman was North. He last diamond. East must either (6:00) “Deadly Les- Psycho Ex-Girlfriend (2018, Suspense) Stalked by My Doctor: Patient’s Revenge Psycho Ex-Girlfriend (2018, give a ruff-and-sluff or shift LIFE ing him in Genoa, claimed: was lucky because West did sons” (2017) Elisabeth Harnois, Morgan Kelly. (2018, Suspense) Eric Roberts. Suspense) Elisabeth Harnois. “Friends are the thermometer not compete to three clubs. to a major. Then South needs Jersey Shore: Fam- ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College ››› Easy A (2010, Comedy) Emma Stone, Jersey Shore: Fam- only to guess the other major. MTV ily Vacation students enter an a cappella competition. Penn Badgley, Amanda Bynes. ily Vacation by which we may judge the But his partner misplayed two Nitro Nitro Nitro Nitro Nitro Angling Poker After Dark Poker After Dark Poker After Dark Poker temperature of our fortunes.” spades to go down one for a NBCSB World World World World World As I mentioned yesterday, bad result. Dining Dining Dining Dining Dining Dining Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox it helps at the bridge table if However, if your opponents NESN Playbook Playbook Playbook Playbook Playbook Playbook Today Today Today Water TV at Seattle Mariners. you can trust the friend sitting stop in two of a major that Loud Loud Knight Squad “A Star Falls Full Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK across the table from you. But is at least an eight-card fit, House House Thief in the Knight” (N) House House House occasionally, you can call on you should find any excuse (6:45) ››› “Patriots Day” (2016, Crime Boxing Errol Spence Jr. vs. Carlos Ocampo. From the Ford Center in Frisco, Billions “Elmsley SHOW Drama) Mark Wahlberg. ‘R’ Texas. (N) Count” your other two friends, your op- to balance. Here, it is right to (6:26) › “Saving ››› Zoolander (2001, Com- Wrong Man Sweetbit- Vida ›‡ The Bounty Hunter (2010, Romance- ponents, to help you out. bid three clubs with that West STARZ Silverman” (2001) edy) Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ ter Comedy) Jennifer Aniston. ‘PG-13’ Here is another Danny Klein- hand. If it is passed out and ›› Faster (2010, Action) Dwayne Johnson, ›› Journey 2: The Mysterious Island Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama man deal, this one played goes down one, minus 100 SYFY Billy Bob Thornton. (2012) Dwayne Johnson, Michael Caine. during a duplicate in Los Ange- would be much better than mi- Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Joker’s Drop the 2 Broke 2 Broke TBS les. Against three spades, West nus 110 against two spades. Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Wild Mic Girls Girls led the club king: four, nine, But North will usually compete (5:45) ›› “The ››› The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 (2015, Science Claws “Shook” ›› The Break-Up (2006, Ro- TNT Break-Up” (2006) Fiction) Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. mance-Comedy) Vince Vaughn. two. West continued with the to three spades because of the Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- ››‡ The Notebook (2004) Ryan Gosling. A man tells club jack: eight, ace, 10. East nine-card fit. USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit a story to a woman about two lovers. shifted to the diamond two: Declarer has guesses in both (5:45) ›››‡ “Boyz N the ›› Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (2005) Curtis “50 Cent” ››‡ Notorious: Unrated (2009, Biography) Angela VH1 Hood” (1991) Larry Fishburne. Jackson, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Walter Alza. Bassett, Derek Luke, Jamal Woolard. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV JUNE 17, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Poldark on Masterpiece George has a plan Man in an Orange Shirt on Masterpiece Member Favorites Member ^ PBS to take care of Ross. Changes in gay lives in England. (N) Favorites WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Instinct “Blast From SEAL Team “The NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Jentezen $ CBS the Past” (N) Spinning Wheel” “Forasteira” Osteen Franklin WCVB America’s Funniest Celebrity Family The $100,000 Pyra- To Tell the Truth (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Feud (N) mid (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Truth Be Told” WBTS Dateline NBC “Fa- America’s Got Talent “Auditions 3” A Shades of Blue News Access American Ninja * NBC ther’s Day” (N) variety of acts perform. “Good Police” (N) at 11 Warrior WFXT One Strange Rock Simpsons Bob’s Family Ghosted Boston 25 News at Boston News In- FIFA World Cup Boston 9 FOX “Shield” Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Depth Tonight (N) News WUTF (6:30) ››‡ “No se aceptan devoluciones” ››‡ Snitch (2013, Drama de Crimen) Drug Drug ›› Baby’s Day Out (1994, = UMA (2013) Eugenio Derbez. Dwayne Johnson, Barry Pepper. Wars Wars Niños) Joe Mantegna. WSBK Castle “Probable WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods “Age of Blue Bloods “Silver Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Cause” Innocence” Star” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Member Favorites Member Favorites Member Favorites Poldark on Masterpiece L PBS WWJE Poisoned Passions Killer Profile “Bobby Handsome Devils Secret Secret Drugs, Inc. “Philly Border Wars “Super Hard R JN “Mob Girl” Joe Long” “Hurricane Love” Lives Lives Dope” Sunday” Time WLVI Anger Anger Modern Modern Gold- Gold- 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Integ- Scandal “Pencils X CW Manage. Manage. Family Family bergs bergs CW56 (N) Guy rity Test” Down” TELE Viva el Mundial Un Día del Padre Luis Miguel, la Don Francisco te Titulares y Más - Fin Decisio- Luis Miguel, la serie ¨ TELE y más mundial: Especial serie (N) invita (N) de Semana nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Vengeance” “Patriot Acts” “Touch of Death” “Sans Voir” CABLE STATIONS Ozzy and Jack’s Ozzy and Jack’s Ozzy and Jack’s Ozzy and Jack’s Ozzy and Jack’s Ozzy and Jack’s Ozzy & A&E World Detour World Detour World Detour World Detour World Detour World Detour Jack’s (6:54) Into the Into the Badlands Into the Badlands Into the Badlands Talking With Chris Into the Badlands Talk, AMC Badlands (N) Hardwick (N) Hardwick The Real House- The Real House- Your Husband Is The Real House- Watch The Real House- The Real House- BRAVO wives of Potomac wives of Potomac Cheating on Us (N) wives of Potomac What wives of Potomac wives of Atlanta Naked and Afraid XL Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid XL Naked and Afraid XL Afraid DISC XL: Uncensored XL (N) XL (N) “Alexander and the Andi Andi Bunk’d Bunk’d Stuck in the Middle Bizaard- Bizaard- Big Raven’s Stuck/ DISN Terrible” Mack Mack vark vark Hero 6 Home Middle Baseball: Sunday MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals. Busch SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter ESPN Night Countdown Stadium. (N) College Baseball NCAA World Series -- Texas Tech vs Florida. NBA Draft: Prospect Jalen & Jalen & SportsCen- E:60 (N) ESPN2 The top-ranked Gators meet Texas Tech. (N) to Pro Jacoby Jacoby ter (6:25) ›››› “Finding Nemo” (2003, ›››‡ The Lion King (1994) Voices of Mat- ›› The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride (1998) Weddings FREE Children’s) Voices of Albert Brooks. thew Broderick, Jeremy Irons. Voices of Matthew Broderick. ›› Daddy’s Home (2015, Comedy) Will Pose Elektra considers a medi- Pose Elektra considers a medi- Pose “Access” Blanca is denied FX Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Linda Cardellini. cal procedure. (N) cal procedure. access to a bar. ›› The Mountain Between Us (2017, Westworld “Vanish- Succession “Life- Last Westworld “Vanish- Succession “Life- HBO Adventure) Kate Winslet. ‘PG-13’ ing Point” (N) boats” (N) Week ing Point” boats” American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American HIST “Queen of Fortune” “40 Acre Pick” “Frank’s Folly” “Father Picks Best” Pickers (6:00) “Lethal The Wrong Son (2018) Olivia d’Abo. A Nanny Killer (2018, Suspense) Morgan The Wrong Son (2018) Olivia LIFE Admirer” (2018) missing boy returns home to his family. Obenreder, Danielle Bisutti. d’Abo, Tammy Blanchard. Ridicu- Ridicu- ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV lousness lousness Wayans, Marlon Wayans. students enter an a cappella competition. lousness lousness Anything Is Pos- Sports Sunday (N) The Baseball Show Sports Sunday The Baseball Show Sports Sunday Baseball NBCSB sible: (N) Show Extra Red Sox Club- Red Sox Dining Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox NESN Innings Final (N) house Playbook Today Today Today Water TV at Seattle Mariners. “SpongeBob Movie” Full Full Full Full Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK House House House House House House The Affair “310” The Fourth Estate The Affair “401” (N) I’m Dying up Here The Affair “401” I’m Dying up Here Fourth SHOW “Matters of Fact” “Call Me a Ham” “Call Me a Ham” Estate (6:59) Power Power “Why Her?” Wrong Man (N) Wrong Man Wrong Man ››› Don’t Breathe (2016, STARZ Suspense) Jane Levy. ‘R’ ›› Journey 2: The Mysterious Island ››‡ Journey to the Center of the Earth ››‡ MI-5 (2015, Suspense) Kit Harington, Md Max- SYFY (2012) Dwayne Johnson, Michael Caine. (2008, Children’s) Brendan Fraser. Peter Firth, Jennifer Ehle. Thndr Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Joker’s Drop the Joker’s Drop the ››› Kick-Ass (2010, Action) TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Wild Mic (N) Wild Mic Aaron Johnson. (6:00) ››› “Avengers: Age of Ultron” Claws “Cracker Cas- Claws “Cracker Cas- Shatter- ››› Batman Begins (2005, Action) Chris- TNT (2015, Action) Robert Downey Jr. serole” (N) serole” box (N) tian Bale, Michael Caine. (5:00) ››‡ “Arma- ››‡ The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) Jeff Goldblum. An Modern Modern Modern Modern Ninja vs. USA geddon” (1998) expedition returns to monitor dinosaurs’ progress. Family Family Family Family Ninja “Get ››‡ Notorious: Unrated (2009, Biography) Angela Hip Hop Hip Hop Hip Hop Hip Hop Hip Hop Hip Hop Love, Hip VH1 Rich” Bassett, Derek Luke, Jamal Woolard. Squares Squares Squares Squares Squares Squares Hop B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 Commuter rail line from N. Dilapidated storefronts Haven to Springfield opens stand along baskets of By Pat Eaton-Robb petunias that ASSOCIATED PRESS hang from HARTFORD, Conn. light posts — When Will Parson of all over town Springfield, Massachu- in Aberdeen, setts visits family in the Wash., watered Hartford, Connecticut regularly area, it means either driv- by residents ing through traffic, shell- trying to make ing out money for a bus their city feel or arranging his schedule alive again. around the infrequent Amtrak train line. FILE PHOTO | Beginning this weekend, ASSOCIATED PRESS Parson’s trip — and those of countless others — be- comes much easier. Why many aren’t seeing any A long-awaited commuter rail line linking New Hav- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS en, Hartford and Spring- benefit from robust US economy field opens Saturday with A CTrail train from New Haven, Conn., breaks two days of free rides for a ceremonial tape at Hartford’s Union Station By Josh Boak From drivers paying leave from her school job. the public. The new line on Friday to mark the opening of the new com- ASSOCIATED PRESS more for gas and fami- “As far as the numbers will nearly triple the num- muter line linking New Haven, Hartford and lies bearing heavier child saying everyone is work- ber of trains that run along Springfield. WASHINGTON — “The care costs to workers still ing, that’s great,” Cole economy,” Federal Reserve the Interstate 91 corridor. awaiting decent pay rais- said. “But is everybody Chairman Jerome Powell “Instead of taking my Friday morning, meeting “I think it’s a big thing,” es and couples struggling surviving? I don’t think so. declared this week, “is do- car, where you’ve got the up with Massachusetts he said. “We don’t have to afford a home, people In a great economy, every- ing very well.” traffic, here you’ve got the officials, including U.S. to talk about the Hartford throughout the economy body is thriving — and not And it is. Steady hiring train, I can relax, you let Rep. Richard Neal, anoth- market and the New Hav- are straining to succeed de- has shrunk unemployment just a certain group.” the conductor drive,” Par- er Democrat, who caught en market being different spite the economy’s gains. When analysts at Oxford to 3.8 percent — the lowest They are people like son said Friday as he wait- the train from Springfield. job markets. They’re now Economics recently studied ed at Hartford’s Union Both trains broke a ceremo- since the 1960’s. Consum- Katy Cole, a 33 year-old the same, because you American spending pat- Station for an Amtrak. “I nial ribbon upon arriving in ers are spending. Taxes are music teacher from North don’t need a car to get back terns, they found that the can take the bus, but it’s Connecticut’s capital. down. Inflation is tame. Creek, New York, who’s bottom 60 percent of earn- expensive. This is quicker. Malloy said the service and forth. You don’t have to Factories are busy. De- still repaying her student ers was essentially draw- You can’t beat this.” will not only ease conges- be tied up on (Interstates) mand for homes is strong. loans. It took her two Connecticut’s Democrat- tion along the Interstate 95 and 91 to reach a job Household wealth is up. years of working a second ing on their savings just to ic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy 91 corridor, but also drive that may be your next pro- Yet the numbers that col- job to repair her credit and maintain their lifestyles. rode the new rail line from investment and jobs to the motion. It’s a game chang- lectively sketch a picture amass enough money to Their incomes weren’t New Haven to Hartford on region. er for Connecticut.” of a vibrant economy don’t try to buy a home with her enough to cover expenses. reflect reality for a range boyfriend. She just gave “Many people are of Americans who still feel birth last month — the still living on a pay- far from financially secure fourth child in her blend- check-to-paycheck basis,” even nine years into an ed family — which means said Gregory Daco, head of economic expansion. having to take unpaid U.S. economics at Oxford. Family-owned Missoni sells 41.2 percent stake for expansion
FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS
In this April 21, 1990 photo, Mary Dressler steps onto a cooled lava flow Angela Missoni, which has filled up most of the backyard of her mother-in-law’s home in center, is flanked the Kalapana Gardens subdivision in Kalapana, Hawaii. by Michele Norsa, right, and Maurizio ‘There was a future’: Previous Tamagnini during a press eruptions provide lessons conference in Milan, Italy, By Audrey McAvoy volcano began spraying taken anything from her Friday. ASSOCIATED PRESS molten rock out of a vent on own home. He told her it a residential street May 3. was time. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS HONOLULU — Lava The newly homeless ar- “I remember walking out pouring out of a Hawaii en’t alone: Kilauea has of that house and thinking By Colleen Barry third generation — to look ture in the face of genera- volcano burned down Mary ASSOCIATED PRESS covered large swathes of we were definitely coming to the future, “safeguard- tional change, and marks Dressler’s home and her ing both our family unity an important signal with the island’s rural Puna back,” she said. town 28 years ago. Now, MILAN — The fami- and our brand DNA.” the arrival of Italian cap- district multiple times It burned down in less watching creeping lobes of ly-owned Missoni fashion FSI CEO Maurizio To- ital. Several Italian hous- over the past century. than 45 minutes. molten rock slowly wipe house announced Friday magnini said the goal of es, including Gucci, Botte- People who have lived Dressler, her husband out entire neighborhoods that Italian investment the investment worth 70 ga Veneta and Fendi, have over the past month, she through these past erup- and their two daughters, fund FSI will take a 41.2 million euros ($81 mil- turned to French conglom- has been transported back tions speak of profound ages 3 and 5, moved into percent stake in the firm lion) was to boost Missoni, erates to ensure their fu- to those losses. despair at losing their the video rental store they to help expand the busi- which was advised in the ture. Memories and emotions way of life but also about operated in nearby Pahoa ness and help usher the deal by Rothschild, to a Former Salvatore Fer- overcame the naturopath- the new opportunities and town. They stayed there house toward an eventual position of global leader- ragamo CEO Michele ic physician when she perspectives they gained. until they found a house public listing. ship. The brand’s annual Norsa will become vice recently took clothing do- Dressler remembers to rent two weeks later. By Creative director Ange- revenues are currently chairman, while Angela nations to an evacuation helping her elderly neigh- December, they had built la Missoni said the family around 150 million euros, Missoni will be chair. center — so much so she bors load their belongings a new home in that neigh- will retain a 58.8 percent 75 percent it from exports. Norsa said the invest- had a hard time staying. into shipping containers borhood. stake and operational con- “The Missoni family ment was aimed at the “You see people walk up as lava approached the old “It there’s any salvation trol of the knitwear brand struck us for its passion, medium-term, giving the with that lost look. They Hawaiian fishing village in this whole thing, is it known for its intricate creative energy and abso- family-run business time have no clue what they’re of Kalapana in April 1990. gives you an incentive to weaves and colorful de- lute fidelity to the brand’s to expand retail opera- going to do next. I know She packed her own work harder and to get signs. The outside invest- codes,” Tomagnini said. tions and extend its prod- that feeling,” Dressler said. pictures and personal be- back up on your feet again. ment will allow the com- The announcement sig- uct range. He said they Lava has destroyed more longings when an official And you know if you did it pany — founded by her naled yet another iconic would move toward a than 600 homes on the Big pointed out that she had once, you can do it again,” parents 65 years ago and Italian fashion house that stock listing, but gave no Island since the Kilauea helped others but hadn’t she said. now in involving also the has moved to secure its fu- time frame. Single men are increasingly having biological children via surrogacy By Nara Schoenberg involves finding a woman babies they’re so happy; need both an egg donor CHICAGO TRIBUNE who wants to carry your they’re so grateful; they’re and a surrogate, and many child, achieving a preg- such great parents.” turn to agencies for help. Bill Guest was about 30 nancy via in vitro fertiliza- Alternative Reproductive There were even opportu- when his biological clock tion, and navigating the Resources, another Chicago nities to apply for financial kicked in. emotional experience of agency, matches about three assistance in the form of His friends were hav- pregnancy and childbirth single dads with surrogates reduced agency fees, which ing kids left and right, with a surrogate who has each year, according to CEO Guest did successfully. and suddenly being a dot- her own needs, responsi- Robin von Halle. In part because Guest’s ing uncle wasn’t enough. bilities and boundaries. Guest, a stay-at-home surrogate had good health Guest wasn’t particularly At Family Source Consul- dad to Freya, 19 months, insurance, he was able to interested in getting mar- tants in Chicago, which fa- said that he looked into keep his costs relative- ried, but he did very much cilitates about 25 single-fa- adoption through the fos- ly low. Costs range from want a child, and not an ther/surrogate matches a ter care system, but the about $75,000 to $125,000, older child. year, up from 10 to 15 five kids who were available he said. “I wanted a baby,” said years ago, co-founder Zara were 6 or 7. Freya was born in the Guest, 40, of Villa Park. “I Griswold said that single “I kind of gave up,” he fall of 2016. wanted to experience all of men, both gay and hetero- said, but his mom, Jose- “I was crying when she the stages of life.” sexual, are pursuing sur- phine, urged him to go on- came out. She was so With Father’s Day ap- rogacy for the same reason line and try again, and he beautiful,” Guest said. proaching, single fathers single women are freezing found Men Having Babies, Today Guest, who lives such as Guest are a remind- their eggs: They really a nonprofit that helps with his parents, William er of how far modern men want biological children. gay men become dads. and Josephine, spends will go to become parents. “Men who have a pater- About 60 percent of the his days with his toddler He is one of the small but nal instinct — it is no less single dads via surrogacy daughter, who is a big fan growing number of single than women who have a at Family Source Consul- of the family dogs and the men who are becoming maternal instinct,” said tants are gay; the rest are kiddie pool. fathers via surrogacy, in Griswold. heterosexual. “We do everything to- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE which a woman agrees “They will be as obsessed At Men Having Babies, gether: We shop together, to carry someone else’s as a woman will be; they Guest, who is gay, found in- we spend the whole day Bill Guest plays with his 19-month-old daugh- baby. Surrogacy can cost just want it so much. And formation about how sur- together. I call her my lit- ter, Freya Guest, in their backyard on Tuesday more than $100,000 and then when they have their rogacy works; single dads tle sidekick,” he said. in Villa Park, Ill. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED
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By Andrew Khouri than 50,000 are estimated economist who conducted higher incomes, denser LOS ANGELES TIMES to be homeless — would the research. neighborhoods and lots cause 2,000 additional In the study, Yu compared of home building tend to Sky-high housing costs people to lose their homes. homeless rates and hous- have lower rates of home- are a significant factor be- In April, according to ing costs in all 50 states, lessness. hind California’s homeless Zillow, the median rent plus Washington D.C. The “The possible explana- crisis, according to a new for a vacant apartment percentage of homeless in- tion is that a state with analysis from UCLA. in the county was $2,462, dividuals, compared with more housing supply will In a study contained in up 1.9 percent from the total population, was high- have more housing units the latest UCLA Anderson previous year. In 2017, est in the nation’s capital, available for those who Forecast, released Wednes- rents climbed an average followed by Hawaii, New might be at risk of being day, UCLA found that high- of 4.3 percent and in 2016, York and California. homeless,” Yu wrote. er median rent and home 6.5 percent. The median The percentage of unshel- Yu noted that other fac- prices are strongly correlat- home price in April was tered homeless people was tors contribute to home- ed with more people living $608,800, up 9 percent highest in Hawaii, Califor- lessness. He cited 2017 on the streets or in shelters. from a year earlier. nia, Oregon and Nevada. data showing 26 percent The research backs other “If we can improve the Of those states, Nevada of California homeless studies that have found a affordability and the is relatively affordable. In individuals are severely similar relationship. availability of the general general, though, Yu found mentally ill, 18 percent Last year, Zillow released housing market … I think that the higher the hous- chronically abuse drugs, 9 a study that showed a 5 it will help in reducing the ing costs, the higher the percent are veterans and percent rent hike in L.A. homeless problem,” said homeless rate. The report 24 percent are victims of FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE County — where more William Yu, the UCLA also found that states with domestic abuse. A tent encampment in downtown Los Angeles.