MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 Lynn Fire Department is $3.45 million SAFER

By Gayla Cawley Emergency Response (SAF- to adequately protect the com- overtime spending, and an add- that staffing level of 183 fire- ITEM STAFF ER) grant through the Federal munity,” said Lynn Fire Chief ed benefit of improved morale fighters has to be maintained Emergency Management Agen- Stephen Archer in a statement. within the department itself.” over the three-year period. If LYNN — The Lynn Fire De- cy (FEMA). “We’ve seen reductions in our According to Lynn Fire Capt. there’s a retirement, the posi- partment has been awarded The SAFER program helps numbers in recent years due to Joseph Zukas, the hires made tion has to be filled. a $3.45 million federal grant, organizations maintain or in- attrition and a hiring freeze that under the 3-year grant need SAFER is a matching grant. which will allow the city to hire crease the number of trained have left us down 25 firefighters to be made by Jan. 31 and will The city has to pay 25 percent of 20 new firefighters. front line firefighters available from where we were just five bring the department’s staffing the salaries for the 20 hires for the first two years and then 65 The Lynn Fire Department in their communities. years ago. The new hires will level to 183 firefighters, which is percent for the third year, Zukas was one of four departments “This grant allows us to hire mean an immediate improve- closer to the department’s opti- said. statewide to be awarded the vitally needed firefighters to get ment in the level of service, a mal staffing goal of 190. Staffing for Adequate & Fire us closer to where we need to be reduction in the department’s With the grant, Zukas said SAFER, A7 Artists from beyond US walls converge on Lynn

ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE Janice Jarosz puts the nishing touches on a cable documen- tary of the centenni- al graduating class of Saugus High. Saugus Class of 1918 comes to life By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The first thing that occurred to Janice Jarosz once she began doing research on the Saugus High class of Second Beyond Walls mural festival begins today 1918 is that tremendous number of them who were By Bella diGrazia today. background and multicultural, He expresses himself through first-generation Ameri- ITEM STAFF Beyung was born in Montre- multi-geographic upbringing. neo-muralism movement and cans. al, Canada, into a refugee fam- Through her art, she finds so- has created large scale murals LYNN — Beyond the walls, ily. His upbringing in Canada, lace in the fact that home is not across the world. He has work Their perspective is a where murals will be created, little bit different than and his Chinese-Cambodian so much a geographical place, across Mexico, Morocco, Swit- are the stories of the artists background, have major influ- but a state of mind. zerland, and Thailand. the outlooks of high school who will paint them. graduates a century later. ences on his work, along with Leon Keer is a world-leading Eltono is a French artist who There are more than two doz- his expertise in graphic de- artist in the anamorphic street will be working with the Good “The graduates (in 1918) en artists working on 27 murals were so grateful just to sign. He has worked on murals art from Utrecht, The Nether- to Go Crew. He has worked on throughout downtown Lynn in have graduated,” said throughout Montreal’s China- lands. He has commissions exe- pieces in Madrid, Beijing, and the second year of the Beyond Jarosz, a former select- town, one of them even being cuted in Europe, the U.S., Mex- southern France. He has made Walls art project, which begins woman who has worked awarded the International Cor- ico, The United Arab Emirates, his mark on streets in 90 cit- today. Many have traveled here on many town commit- porate Art Award 2017 in Italy. Saudi Arabia, Russia, New Zea- ies around the world and is internationally and some are tees and is a one-time JUURI calls both Tokyo, land, Australia, and a number even showcased in a number of from neighboring communities. Town Meeting member. Japan, and Oklahoma City, of Asian countries. world renowned museums and Each of them has a story, one Okla., home. Her murals are Fikos was born in Athens, “A lot of people back then that got them to where they are influenced by her mixed-race Greece, where he still lives. may have made it to their BEYOND, A7 sophomore years, but then they had to leave school and go to work. They had to keep their families All signs are afloat.” Jarosz, earlier this year, came across a number of pointing to scrapbooks from the 1918 Saugus High yearbooks INSIDE that her great-aunt be- Marblehead queathed to her many LOOK years ago. Lynn native “She didn’t graduate Arts exhibit authors a ‘perfectly with that class,” Jarosz snowy’ children’s By Bella diGrazia book. A8 said. “I don’t even know ITEM STAFF how she got them.” MARBLEHEAD — Most peo- Sports But Jarosz is glad she Lynn Babe Ruth ple just admire vintage neon signs did. From the writings of 16-18s in a 0-2 hole when they pass them by. Kristen the 1918 graduates, she in world series. B1 Nyberg sees, and has captured their feels she’s come to know • images, as works of art. them on a personal lev- Gannon Golf el — and she loves what The Marblehead resident and sin- Course Ladies she’s found out. So much gle mother spent the majority of Classic tournament so that she’s working on a her adulthood after college working underway. B1 presentation in conjunc- freelance jobs in order to pave her tion with Saugus cable TV way through life. director Ronald Nadeau Now, with her only daughter off she hopes will air in Sep- at college, she’s given herself per- tember that brings to life mission to pursue the art she’s been some of the writings of the wanting to create since she gradu- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ated from art school, which is using graduates. Kristen Nyberg with one of her paintings that will hang in her 1918, A7 ARTS, A7 new exhibit called Modern Moonlight.

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Our readers are hereby informed that all Watt, and her grandson, Rus- JoanAsk hadabout an addingextremely color pos- to dwellingsto the in this Brudnick newspaper areCenter available on an and Carmen Wesela, all trude (Fay) Moore. Gertrude trude’s funeral will be held equal opportunity basis. To complain of Real Estate salesperson wanted your classified ad! for giving him the op- of Peabody, his beloved graduated from Lynn Classical on Wednesday, August 8, at sell Watt. She is survived by itive outlook on life, always discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Outstanding opportunity! Positive attitude, good people skills 1-800-669-9777.portunity Forto thespend N.E. area, his call HUD at 4 moregrandchildren, important Tinathan experience. Part or full time. High School with the Class of 11 a.m. at the CUFFE-Mc- her daughters, Joanne Puleo able to see the good no mat- 617-595-5308. 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Peabody, and also by several TRUSTING JUST ANYBODY TO tions in loving memory of Saugus, MA after high school conditional acceptance and He was a veteran of WW II niecesI BUY and nephews. HOMES He was Eve party with family which Gertrude and her late son to sell? graduation where she met her love. She will be sorely missed who served with the United predeceased by his siblings, SELL YOUR HOME IS RISKY! included watching the Lynn Michael (Big Mike) Kidney husband, Lawrence. She also by her daughters, Joanne and States Army. Larry owned George, John, Anthony, Joseph, Christmas Parade. may be made to Rich Viger’s worked as a waitress at the Carol, her family, friends, and and operated the Peabody and Samuel Mallia, and Mar- 50 Years of TRUST is what She was the devoted mother Lynn Christmas Parade, 15 CASH! Commodore Restaurant and all who had the distinct plea- Cash Market with his brother guerite Cullen. of Paul S. 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She was a valu- Church on Grove St, Lynn- 781-581-5940 Karen L. Rowe, all of Lynn and able member of the Our Lady eld, on August 17, 2018 at Larry was Wea member can of the can be 781-599-1776made in his name the late Michael J. Kidney; the of Assumption Church of Lyn- 10 a.m. with cemetery ser- Vittori Rocci Post in Beverly, to the Danvers Council on REAL ESTATE n eld for most of her life and vices to be held at Forest Hill American Legionhelp! Post 108, Aging, 25 Stone St, Dan- CONNORREALESTATE.COM volunteered countless hours to directly after the service. Do- Knights of Columbus, Leo vers, MA 01923. To view the church community working nations may be made to The Council 508, and the Amer- on-line obituary, and sign Harry A. Prunier, 50 with children, teaching Sunday Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in ican Citizen Club, all of Pea- guestbook visitHOME www.ccbfu- AND BUSINESS SERVICES School for many years, and as lieu of  owers. body. 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More than 250 A N P E with Precision” iting hours will be Tuesday ways is still struggling to 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED D S C A ing time with his children and 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE *Residential from 3-8 p.m. Relative and out of 435 killings of black his family. overcome a reputation for SPRING CLEAN-UPS and commercial friends are respectfully in- victims since 2007 remain We service Harry is survived by his racism. *Masonry vited. In lieu of  owers do- unsolved, compared with gas and oil Mulch • Trimming children; Matthew Prunier of Black leaders say they • Property Management *Brick pavers nations may be made in his just six of 57 killings of heating systems. and walls Lynn, Harry Prunier Jr. and hope Gross will prioritize • Lawn Repair name to Lynn English Foot- building a more diverse white victims, the news- Oil tanks • Lawn Maintenance *Sealcoating his wife Lorena of Ayer, Hay- 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 ball, The Salvation Army, police force and provid- paper reported. installed/removed. • We Clean Most Gutters *Landscape design ley Prunier of Salem, and or to the Lahey Burlington ing closure for families And more than two- Ryder Stanger of Saugus, his PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS thirds of of cers are white, 781-592-9505 781-595-1212 781-639-7888 Hospital. Online guestbook of homicide victims in ericzdisposal.com 781-477-0101 Swampscott Office Marblehead Office 5 grandchildren: Ava, Skylar, at www.Solimine.com. communities of color to Newly appointed Police Commissioner, William even though whites make- Brady, Sophia and Emma, up a minority of the city's strengthen trust in law Gross, joined the BostonMISC. Police Department in his mother Lili Mayer and her enforcement. 1985. population. Among the husband Jeff of Windham, "We're at a pivotal time upperLOOKING ranks, veFOR of nineA WAY TO ADVERTISE YOUR CONTRACTING OR SERVICE BUSINESS? NH, his father George Prunier, where the issue of race schools sparked violent racism and exclusion," deputy superintendents and racial animus and unrest and trained the na- Gross said in an interview are black. But all six su- the disparities between tion's eyes on the city. At Wastewith WFXT-TV Removal in & Febru- perintendentsREACH OVER are white,20,000 READERS A DAY IN OUR HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY people of color and Cauca- the time, police and com- Buildingary. Maintenance along with all but three of Joan Pifalo sians is front and center," munities of color were ad- Gross will be sworn in 21 captains and three of INCLUDES PLACEMENT ON said Rev. Jeffrey Brown, versaries,• Waste Removal and & Building Gross Maintenance has Monday• Appliance andat Metal the Pick-up Morning 50 lieutenants. an anti-violence advocate said• Landscaping, his friends Lawn Care, thought Mulching Star• Construction Baptist and EstateChurch. Clean-outs He Some black leaders say Joan passed away and her granddaugh- and pastor in the Roxbury he• Yardwas Waste crazy & Rubbish for Removalwanting replaces• Pick-up Truck William Load of Trash Evans, they believe Gross' own ex- • Interior & Exterior Demolition starting at $169 peacefully at her ters Corrie, Claire, neighborhood. "The city is to be a cop. who is leaving for a job at periences with racism and (Old Decks, Fences, Pools, Sheds, etc.) his upbringing in what has home in Cape Cor- Casey, Kelley, Katie looking to move forward Despite that, he joined Boston College. been described as a tough al, Fla. on July 6, and Kelcey all of N. in making sure the Bos- the force in 1985 and Under Evans, Boston CALL 781-593-7700, EXT. 2 ton Police Department is workedCall his wayfor FREEup from ESTIMATES! a police were recognized neighborhood will shape 2018. She leaves her Adams, Mass., and not only representative patrol of cer 781-233-2244to the depart- by the White House for his approach as commis- daughter Linda and seven great grand- of the people, but serves ment's rst black superin- their efforts to build rela- sioner and help strengthen son-in-law Steve Go- children. effectively the entire city, tendent-in-chief in 2014. tionships through neigh- relations between minority rynski of Lynn. Joan Service infor- not just parts of the city," "I didn't even know if borhood walks and other communities and police. was the mother of the mation: At the re- Brown said. Boston was ready for an initiatives. Of cials say Gross has spoken about late Mark Ryan also of Lynn. quest of the family services Gross, 56, moved to Bos- African-American chief, they believe those efforts being called slurs and an She also leaves her grandsons were private. Guest book ton from a farm commu- but I knew that Boston helped ward off the violent Uncle Tom, and having to Steven Gorynski of Marble- at parkermemorialfuneal- nity in Maryland at age was moving in the direc- clashes that have occurred get past his own stereo- head, David Gorynski of Lynn home.com 12 as the forced busing of tions that would distance in other cities between types about white of cers students to desegregate it from its horrid past of residents and police. as a young of cer.

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By Jocelyn Gecker ASSOCIATED PRESS SAN FRANCISCO — Yosemite National Park’s iconic cliffs are shrouded Guests leave in so much smoke from the Majestic nearby wildfires that the Yosemite air quality is worse than Hotel, anywhere in America and formerly The is rivaling Beijing. The unhealthy haze Ahwahnee prompted officials to close Hotel, the scenic Yosemite Valley shortly after and other areas on July it closed in 25 along with hundreds Yosemite of campsites and hotels National in what has become the Park, Calif. park’s longest closure in more than two decades. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Officials say they ten- tatively plan to reopen as back burning near the can’t visit Yosemite,” said gland on Sunday and don’t Monday after a 12-day clo- park’s southwestern bor- British tourist Caroline know if or when they’ll get sure but will reassess this der. Lansell, on a summer hol- back to Yosemite. weekend. iday to California with her “It was going to be our “We are hoping to get Coming at the height of back open on Monday the summer season, the husband and two children. first and probably only but conditions have to be closure has dealt a finan- Like many, they booked time because it’s such a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS safe,” said park spokes- cial blow to Yosemite, a nearly a year ahead of long, long way to come,” man Scott Gediman, who crown jewel of the Na- time to secure a covet- said Lansell. “I fancied People opposing Proposition A listen to a tional Park System, and ed hotel room inside the doing the meadows, the speaker during a rally in Kansas City, Mo. said the decision will be based on air quality, vis- caused upheaval for thou- park, where hotels and lakes and the massive ibility, weather patterns sands of tourists whose campsites fill up months cliffs. It’s really sad. But Influence of organized and safety for firefighters summer trips have been in advance and are typi- at least we’re alive. There who are performing pro- abruptly canceled. cally booked through Oc- are people who have lost labor getting a big tective measures known “I’m totally gutted we tober. They fly back to En- their lives and homes.” test in Missouri vote Elizabeth Warren: Criminal justice By David A. Lieb fees,” which are less than ASSOCIATED PRESS full dues, are intended to cover unions’ nonpolitical system is ‘racist’...‘front to back’ JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. costs such as collective — On the heels of a U.S. bargaining because feder- By Bill Barrow gram alongside the Rev. Supreme Court ruling al law requires unions to and Chevel Johnson Bernice King, the slain weakening public-sector represent even employees ASSOCIATED PRESS civil rights leader’s young- unions, labor’s clout is who don’t join. Eliminat- est daughter. being put to a new test ing those fees is expected NEW ORLEANS — Po- Facing re-election to the by a voter referendum in to reduce unions’ overall tential Democratic pres- Senate this year, Warren Missouri over whether the finances and potentially idential candidate Eliz- did not directly address state should ban compul- their influence. abeth Warren delivered her 2020 plans. But when sory union fees in all pri- That’s one reason why what she called “the hard Richmond asked her what vate-sector workplaces. unions from across the truth about our criminal might have changed since The statewide vote in country are engaged in justice system: It’s racist she decided not to run Tuesday’s primary on a Tuesday’s vote. Head- ... I mean front to back.” in 2016, the senator was so-called right-to-work ing into the final week of While speaking at a ready. law could be a watershed campaigning, a labor-led historically black college, “Two words: Donald moment for unions, if they group already had spent the Massachusetts sena- Trump,” Warren said, be- can halt what has been a over $15 million against tor identified some of the fore shifting to warn the steady erosion of strength Proposition A, outspend- system’s failures: dispro- audience that the Novem- in states with historically ing supporters by a more portionate arrests of Afri- ber midterm vote is the deep-rooted support. than 3-to-1 margin. can-Americans for petty immediate fight as Dem- “The timing of this is es- drug possession; an over- ocrats try to break GOP The issue has become PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sential. I think everyone highly partisan in recent loaded public defender sys- control of Congress. wants to write the labor years. tem; and state laws that Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks in a sit- Other than on crimi- movement’s obituary,” Most state right-to-work keep convicted felons from down conversation styled event at Dillard Uni- nal justice, Warren did national AFL-CIO secre- laws were enacted shortly voting even after their sen- versity in New Orleans, Friday. not focus her answers on tary-treasurer Liz Shuler after they were permit- tences are complete. race, offering her usu- said. But “it’s going to en- ted by the 1947 federal Warren was participat- ence for progressives. She African-Americans during al creed about bending ergize and activate us and Taft-Hartley Act. But ing in a Q&A session host- was the only leading Dem- his failed bid for the 2016 public policy back toward show that we fight back.” there’s been a recent surge ed by Congressional Black ocrat to appear at Dillard. Democratic presidential working-class Americans. If they lose that fight, of such laws as Republi- Caucus Chairman Cedric The stop is the latest sign nomination. She called for support for Missouri will become the cans have strengthened Richmond at Dillard Uni- of Warren’s effort to forge Warren has previous- unions, massive invest- 28th state with a law that their hold on state govern- versity in New Orleans. ties beyond her largely ly addressed the NAACP ments in infrastructure prohibits labor groups and ments, starting with an She was among several white political base in and the Rev. Al Sharpton’s and more spending on employers from forcing Indiana law in 2012 and possible Democratic White Massachusetts and avoid annual civil rights gath- education, including pro- workers to pay mandatory followed by ones in Mich- House contenders who the fate of fellow progres- ering. She visited Martin grams for preschool-age union fees. igan, Wisconsin, West Vir- spoke Friday at Netroots sive icon Bernie Sanders, Luther King Jr.’s Atlanta children and debt relief for The so-called “fair share ginia and Kentucky. Nation, an annual confer- who struggled to win over church last year for a pro- student loans. US teacher rows solo across Atlantic, beats record time ASSOCATED PRESS LONDON — A high school science teach- er from Cincinnati, Ohio, has rowed solo across the Atlantic Ocean, setting a record for a west-to-east crossing. Bryce Carlson arrived at St. Mary’s in the Isles of Scilly, off England’s southwest- ern tip, late Saturday — 38 days, six hours and 49 minutes after setting out from St. John’s, Newfoundland. The 37-year-old athlete was applaud- ed by relatives and well-wishers as he stepped onto the quay at St. Mary’s Har- bour after rowing more than 2,000 miles in his 20-foot boat, Lucille. Carlson capsized several times and en- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dured high waves and the remnants of a Portland police keep Patriot Prayer affiliates separate from antifa pro- hurricane during his journey. “I feel like I had a lot of luck along the testers during a rally in Portland, Ore., Saturday. way, and a lot of help,” Carlson said. “Help from my friends, my family, the community — from some higher power, I don’t know.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon police chief orders a The Ocean Rowing Society listed Carl- son’s time on its website Sunday as the Bryce Carlson after completing fastest for a west-to-east unsupported solo his solo unsupported row at St review of use of force at protest row. The previous record was 53 days, eight Mary’s Harbour, Isle of Scilly, En- hours and 26 minutes. gland. ASSOCIATED PRESS grenades. Police Chief Danielle The Oregon chapter Outlaw, who took the job SALEM, Ore. — Port- of the Council on Amer- less than a year ago and LAW OFFICES OF land police are accused of ican-Islamic Relations is Portland’s first Afri- JAMES J. CARRIGAN being heavy-handed and and the Portland chapter can-American female po- • Social Security Disability reportedly causing some of the Democratic Social- lice chief, said she takes • Workers Compensation injuries against people ists of America said po- all use-of-force cases seri- • Accidents protesting a rally by ex- lice on Saturday primar- ously. NIGHTS S 25 years located across treme-right demonstra- ily focused on protecting She directed the pro- M 610 from Lynn District Court tors. the extreme-right dem- fessional standards divi- ONLINE HYID S 15 Johnson St. The city’s new police onstrators, who included sion to begin determining T 610 781-596-0100 chief on Sunday called for members of organiza- if force was used and if DAYS S 11 JAMES J. CARRIGAN T T 10 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN a review of officers’ use of tions described as hate it was within policy and RONALD D. MALLOY force, which included stun groups. training guidelines. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 OPINION NADRA WIDATALLA HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S I talked about racism over Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K dinner. It did not go well J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman A few weeks ago I had dinner left in L.A. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ with 10 strangers of different The woman began by shar- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ing an interaction she had with races and ethnicities. The topic All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 at the table was racism. a black woman on the street, Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 We were brought together by who looked at her strangely Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Los Aneles City Council Presi- and asked if she was lost. She Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 dent Herb Wesson’s embRACE then got emotional as she talk- Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 L.A. project, a series of intimate ed about her frustrations inte- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 dinners in homes across the city grating into the community, and Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 held with the goal of fostering how she felt it best to just leave. a healthy dialogue on race rela- As tears rolled down her face, I Circulation tions. glanced around the table at the [email protected] As a black woman, I was nodding and sympathetic faces. Ext. 3 prompted by curiosity to RSVP. I felt like I was in the sunken Newsroom If my experience is any indica- place from “Get Out.” She was [email protected] tion, the story of race relations crying, and I was furious. Black [email protected] in Los Angeles isn’t one of steady people aren’t hateful, but you Ext. 4 EDITORIAL progress. There are still issues can’t expect to be immediately Sports with police brutality, a major welcomed with open arms into [email protected] disparity in wealth, and the a community that is constant- Ext. 5 overwhelming problem of black ly being wounded and trying to GINA BARRECA Retail and Online people being gentrified out of heal. Advertising their communities. I live in West I spoke last, touching on the [email protected] Hollywood and I frequent Santa overt and covert racism that ADVERTISING We Impostors Monica for work, two predomi- I experience every day in this nantly white areas. Frankly, An- city: the looks and stares I get Ernie Carpenter Jr. walking down the street in my Director of Advertising and blowhards gelenos are used to seeing black and Business Development, ext. 1355 people only in certain parts of predominantly white neighbor- [email protected] hood; how I wake up self-aware Many of us secretly believe we’re fakes. town. Once we step outside those Michele Iannaco One of the reasons for this might be because spaces, dirty looks and aggres- that the color of my skin is go- Sales Representative, ext. 1315 well-meaning people give us credit where credit is sion emerge. ing to make my daily tasks that [email protected] not due, assuming we know things we don’t. Being That said, I always want to much harder; how appearing Ralph Mitchell human, we’re loath to correct flattering assumptions. learn more about the complexi- too black can be dangerous. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 For example, I’ve taught English for 31 years and ties of race in one of the world’s There is a difference between [email protected] lots of nice folks assume I’m a good speller. I’m not. most diverse cities. I was hoping tolerating blackness and ac- Patricia Whalen I had to double-check “loath” to make sure there this dinner could help teach me. cepting it. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] wasn’t an E at the end. We began the evening with a Before my turn finished, I I compensated: I learned to rely on dictionaries. moderator asking us to speak suggested that the crying white BUSINESS OFFICE Less nobly, I also learned to rely on relationships about how racism has affected woman save her tears for the based on whether my companion knew when to ap- Susan J. Conti each of us and what we thought black boys and girls who not only ply the “I before E except after C” rule. Controller, ext. 1288 should be done about it. The first have to worry about derogatory [email protected] I dated a guy for two years because he knew how remarks, but about possibly los- to spell “beige.” to speak was a racially ambig- Ted Grant ing their lives to racial bigotry. Publisher, ext. 1234 When spell-checking rode in on new technologies uous woman who appeared to Still emotional, she nodded. I [email protected] and rescued me from a lifetime of seriously tedious be in her 50s. She talked about also made sure to acknowledge relationships, I was more grateful than Snow White how most people can’t tell she’s Marian Kinney “60 percent black” at first glance. my own privilege. I had a seat ext. 1212 and Cinderella combined. No ordinary prince would [email protected] have been a less judgmental proofreader. The topic of racial passing came at a table that many other black Will Kraft I attempt to hide my flaws rather than lie about to mind quickly, but to my sur- folks were not given. Soon after, the facilitator Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 them. I’d never willingly play Scrabble or pretend to prise she didn’t seem to realize [email protected] help somebody with a crossword puzzle. But if some- the advantage this gave her. chimed in to let us know that our dinner was coming to an Jennifer Perez body wants to assume I’m competent, I don’t tell The other black woman in the ext. 1205 them otherwise. (Until now, of course.) room spoke next. She looked to end. [email protected] At this point, the group had There’s reason to believe that many of us know be in her 20s, like me, with a Mike Shanahan we’re kidding ourselves: 90 percent of us think we’re similar dark complexion. I pre- barely touched on what we Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 impostors. Of the 10 percent who don’t think they’re sumed we would have compa- could do as a community to fos- [email protected] impostors, 8 percent suffer from a combination of rable stories, but she told the ter better racial understanding. Carolina Trujillo grandiosity and narcissistic personality disorder. group she had never experienced We had made a bigger dent in Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 The 2 percent who are genuinely brilliant, original, any overt forms of racism. I al- the lasagna dish than we did [email protected] competent and erudite pretty much keep to themselves. most choked on my food. I want- race relations. Most of our din- Jim Wilson And despite the fact that I just made up those sta- ed to hear more, but the conver- ner was spent just trying to Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] tistics, I am nevertheless certain they’re accurate. sation moved on to the white guy process each other’s experienc- And that’s why we worry about being fakes: We sitting next to her, who talked es, which I took as a testament CIRCULATION know how much to make up and pass off as real. We briefly about the challenges he to how much work needs to be Lisa Mahmoud invent information and present it as evidence based. and his wife, an Iranian woman, done. Manager, ext. 1239 If we speak with sufficient authority, we might just [email protected] face. If there is anything I hope my get away with it. As we went further around fellow diners took away with CLASSIFIED It’s terrifying: After all, if we’re able to do this to them that evening, it’s that we Abbe Young Smith others, then what are others doing to us? the table, I found myself grow- ing annoyed. Not to discredit can’t expect change without Manager, ext. 1276 Folks who most capture my imagination are the understanding both plight and [email protected] ones who have fully and authentically convinced anyone’s experiences, but I was privilege. Black people can be as themselves that they have a comprehensive vision of surprised that not one person NEWSROOM open as they want about the rac- whatever subject is under discussion. at the table had used the word Mike Alongi ism they endure, but a real dia- Some of my favorites are politicians, commenta- privilege; the privilege of being Sports Reporter ext. 1228 tors and bon vivants who lecture without so much as a white man, or the privilege of logue on race needs the honesty [email protected] stopping for a breath on every subject, despite know- being a black woman who can to go both ways. Bill Brotherton ing almost nothing. pass for white. Instead of being My evening consisted of trying Features Editor ext. 1338 Not only do they consider themselves experts on open about the ways in which to dissect racism in my daily life, [email protected] every subject, they also — with savage, glittering they benefit from systemic in- patiently maneuvering around Gayla Cawley smugness — regard everyone else an amateur. justice, everyone took a turn instances of white fragility, a Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] These types often preface their sermons by saying, playing the victim. group photo, and really good la- “In my humble opinion.” And yes, I know that the The next woman to speak was sagna. We talked about racism, Cheryl Charles and then we ate cake. News Editor, ext. 1278 PBS “NewsHour” has a segment titled “IMHO.” a white woman who recent- [email protected] Having watched many of the offerings, I believe ly moved to the Baldwin Hills, they also illustrate precisely why the phrase should Nadra Widatalla is a writer Bella diGrazia Crenshaw area. My attention Reporter, ext. 1317 set the warning lights in motion. was immediately piqued, as and producer living in Los An- [email protected] People who use the phrase “in my humble opinion” Crenshaw is one of the only pre- geles. Follow her on Twitter: @ Thomas Grillo are rarely humble and don’t consider their palaver dominantly black communities nadrawidatalla. Reporter, ext. 1264 opinions but instead see it as unalterable facts. [email protected] It’s important to know the difference between what Spenser Hasak you know and what you only believe you know. Photographer, ext. 1332 For example, I have opinions about the differenc- [email protected] es between good and bad cholesterol, about whether Thor Jourgensen Pluto should still be a planet, whether St. Christo- Editorial Director, ext. 1267 pher should be a saint and whether fresh oysters are [email protected] alive or dead when you eat them. Daniel Kane Millions of people, however, know a lot more about Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 each of these subjects than I do, rendering their per- [email protected] spectives far more useful than my own — but I have Steve Krause trouble deciding which of them I should most trust. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 If I’m being honest, I trust the whole of the Roman [email protected] Catholic Church less than I trust in poor St. Chris- Owen O’Rourke topher, in part because the entire Roman Catholic Photographer, ext. 1224 Church is hard to stick onto my dashboard. It’s prob- [email protected] ably not good theology, but to me it makes sense. Emma LeBlanc Pérez Part of being a reasonable and responsible adult is Copy Editor having a firm fix on where the stories you tell about [email protected] yourself stop and where the real you begins. Harold Rivera To stop feeling like a fake, you have to know what Sports Editor, ext. 1238 you know and face what you don’t. [email protected] Admitting the slippages, the gaps and the chasms Roberto Scalese in your own understanding and accepting that opin- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 ions are not the same things as facts can move you [email protected] from being a poser to a person. Being who you are is Mark Sutherland not something you want to fake. Creative Director [email protected] Gina Barreca is an English professor at the Uni- Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 versity of Connecticut and the author of “If You [email protected] Lean In, Will Men Just Look Down Your Blouse?” Bridget Turcotte and eight other books. She can be reached at www. Reporter, ext. 1269 ginabarreca.com [email protected] Ryan York 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] MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Mission: Impossible’ bests Winnie-the-Pooh at box office By Jake Coyle ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Tom Cruise sped past Winnie- the-Pooh at the box office to lead all films for the second straight week with an estimated $35 million in ticket sales for "Mission Impossible — Fallout." The success of Para- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE mount Pictures' sixth, Chris Rock will play the role of a family man stunt-filled "Mission: Im- who has given up his eldest son and has to possible" installment, raise his son’s enemy as his own. along with muted enthu- siasm for the Walt Disney Co.'s "Christopher Robin," made for a seldom-seen Chris Rock will result: A Disney movie de- buting in second place. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In a year where the studio ‘Christopher Robin’ earned $25 million on its opening weekend. star in the fourth has already notched three $1 billion films worldwide a grown-up Christopher only family options going internationally — is help- ("Black Panther," ''Aveng- Robin reunited with the forward." ing solidify a comeback season of 'Fargo' ers: Infinity War" and, as beloved characters of the Taff confirmed thatsummer for Hollywood. of this week, "Incredibles Hundred Acre Wood: Pooh, "Christopher Robin" has The summer box office is his own," said FX in a 2"), the more modest Win- Tigger, Piglet and the rest been denied a release in up 10.6 percent from last By Makeda Easter LOS ANGELES TIMES statement about the new nie-the-Pooh live-action (who are rendered digital- China, locking the release year's record-low season, season. "And then the revival opened with a rela- ly but convincingly felt- out from the world's sec- according to comScore, BEVERLY HILLS, Ca- head of the Kansas City tively ho-hum $25 million. like). While reviews were ond largest film market. and year-to-date ticket lif. — In his first regular mafia goes into the hos- As a reminder that "Chris- mixed, audiences gave it While China provides sales are up 8 percent. TV role in more than a de- pital for routine surgery topher Robin" was a minor an "A'' CinemaScore. no reason for the films it "As we head into what cade, Chris Rock is set to and dies. And everything release for Disney, "Black Cathleen Taff, head doesn't select for its the- is almost always the slow- star in FX's crime drama changes." Panther" on Sunday be- of distribution for Dis- aters, government sensors est month at the summer anthology series "Fargo." Rock previously served came the third film to ever ney, said there's room for have recently been block- box office, we have some The network announced as an executive producer cross $700 million domesti- non-tentpole releases in ing images of Winnie-the- nice momentum going," the fourth season of the on FX's "Totally Biased cally, a feat only previously the Disney slate. Pooh after bloggers began said Paul Dergarabedian, acclaimed show Friday with W. Kamau Bell" in accomplished by "Avatar" "It's one of our smaller using him to parody Chi- senior media analyst for at the Television Critics 2012. and "Star Wars: The Force films and it's really fo- nese president Xi Jinping. comScore. "With a 10.6 Assn. press tour in Bever- "Fargo," the Emmy and Awakens." cused on character and The late-summer suc- percent increase over the ly Hills. Golden Globe-winning se- Made for an estimated emotion," said Taff. "We're cess of "Mission: Impos- summer last year, we're Season 4, slated to begin ries created by Noah Haw- $75 million, Marc For- happy with where it's at sible" — which has made going to maintain a solid production in 2019, will ley, premiered in 2014. ster's "Christopher Robin" and we think it's got some $124.5 million thus far advantage when we get to focus on the clash between Each season is set in a stars Ewan McGregor as runway being one of the along with $205 million the end of the month." two criminal syndicates different year and intro- — one Italian and the duces a new cast. Previ- other African American ous seasons have starred — in 1950 Kansas City, Kirsten Dunst, Billy Bob ‘60 Minutes’ executive named in Mo. Rock will portray the Thornton and Ewan Mc- leader of a family who has Gregor. For "Fargo's" fourth struck an unusual deal season, Hawley will return misconduct article, delays return with his enemy. to lead the creative team. "Chris Rock plays the FX also announced that By Mae Anderson behavior by Fager. head of one family, a man it's picking up two new and Lynn Elber Fager has denied any who — in order to pros- limited series — "Devs," ASSOCIATED PRESS wrongdoing. per — has surrendered from writer/director Alex CBS is keeping Moonves his oldest boy to his ene- Garland ("Ex Machina") NEW YORK — The exec- in place during the inves- my, and who must in turn and "Shogun" based on the utive producer of the CBS tigation. CBS has not said raise his son's enemy as novel by James Clavell. news show "60 Minutes" is whether the investigation delaying his return from involves Fager, but on vacation until an investi- Sunday it said he will not gation into sexual miscon- return from his scheduled duct claims at the network vacation on Monday as wraps up. planned. Meanwhile, CBS En- "Having heard the inves- tertainment President tigation will be wrapping Kelly Kahl told reporters up soon, Jeff has decided on Sunday that CBS isn't to stay on vacation," CBS saying it's perfect and that News said in a statement. there's room for improve- The company declined to ment in any large compa- comment on when the in- ny. vestigation might end. The executives are deal- Against that backdrop, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing with fallout from a Kahl appeared Sunday at scandal after allegations the Television Critics As- A New Yorker articles’ claims of sexual miscon- against the executive sociation's summer meet- duct from six women contained allegations of producer, Jeff Fager, and ing in Beverly Hills, Cal- inappropriate behavior by Jeff Fager. CBS CEO Les Moonves ifornia. He was there to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS appeared in a New Yorker promote the network's fall dened about what they've difficult at CBS since the James Holmes killed 12 people and wounded 58 article last month. read about our company. allegations emerged, add- season lineup, including when he opened fire during a midnight show- CBS hired two outside its much-anticipated re- They said it does not rep- ing that everyone at the ing of “The Dark Knight Rises,” July 20, 2012. law firms to investigate boot of "Murphy Brown." resent their experience network and its producers claims of sexual miscon- Instead, he fielded a bar- at CBS," Kahl said. "I'm are working hard to air duct from several women rage of questions about not saying we're perfect. the "best shows we can." spanning three decades Moonves and the effec- No large company is, and When reporters ques- Psychiatrist: Much at the company. While tiveness of CBS policies there's always room for tioned the effectiveness most of the article fo- involving misbehavior. improvement." of CBS' policies given the cused on Moonves, the ar- "I've had many female Calling Moonves an Moonves and other allega- is hidden in mind ticle also contained alle- colleagues come to me this "excellent boss and men- tions, Kahl defended them gations of inappropriate week who've been sad- tor," Kahl said it's been as sound. of theater shooter By Dan Elliott other people were injured Lady Gaga collaborator, model ASSOCIATED PRESS in the scramble to escape. He was convicted of DENVER — A psychi- murder and sentenced to atrist who spent hours life in prison without pa- known as Zombie Boy dead at 32 talking with mass mur- role. derer James Holmes says Reid was one of two MONTREAL (AP) — ture, bring Mental Health that what led Holmes to court-appointed psychi- Rick Genest, a Quebec to the forefront and erase open fire in a crowded atrists who evaluated model known for his head- the stigma that we can't Colorado movie theater Holmes' mental health be- to-toe tattoos and partic- talk about it." was a one-of-a-kind vortex fore the trial. Reid spent ipation in the Lady Gaga According to his web- of his mental illness, his a total of 24 hours inter- music video "Born This site, he holds the Guinness personality and his cir- viewing Holmes in July Way," has died, his talent World Book of Records for cumstances — and some and August 2014, two agency said. the most insects tattooed on other, unknown currents years after the massacre. Dulcedo Management a human body (178), as well that will probably never Reid also reviewed 80,000 confirmed on Facebook as the most bones inked on be uncovered. to 85,000 pages of docu- late Thursday the passing a human body, at 138. "A big part of it is, it's ments provided by pros- of Rick Genest, who was But while his outward hidden in Holmes' mind, ecutors, the defense and better known as Zombie appearance may have been and he can't see it either," law enforcement. Boy. Dulcedo said it "was intimidating, he was un- William H. Reid said in In the book, Reid ac- in shock" and called the failingly mild-mannered an interview with The As- knowledges that readers 32-year-old represented and polite, according to sociated Press about his will want to know what by the agency an "icon of the CEO of the Welcome new book, "A Dark Night led Holmes to commit the artistic scene and of Hall Mission, a homeless in Aurora: Inside James mass murder, and he pre- the fashion world." shelter Genest visited as a Holmes and the Colorado dicts they won't be happy Lady Gaga said on her teen and continued to sup- Mass Shootings." with his conclusion. official Twitter account port as an adult. Holmes killed 12 people "The answer — and this Thursday night that "the Sam Watts said he last and wounded 58 when really is the answer, but suicide of friend Rick saw Genest in June, when he opened fire during it's not very satisfying — Genest, Zombie Boy is be- the artist lent his famous a midnight showing of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lies in an unimaginably yond devastating." image to a campaign to "The Dark Knight Rises," detailed and complex con- The American singer raise awareness about the Zombie Boy, whose real name is Rick Genest, a Batman movie, in the fluence that we can't rep- added: "We have to work issues facing marginalized holds the Guinness World Record for most in- Denver suburb of Aurora licate because we can't see harder to change the cul- and homeless youth. sects tattooed on the human body at 178. on July 20, 2012. Twelve all of it," he writes. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Message led to discovery of 11 All address information, particu- Breaking and Entering Sunday. larly arrests, reflect police records. In John J. Turcotte, 62, home- A report of a motor vehicle kids in New Mexico compound the event of a perceived inaccuracy, less, was arrested and charged breaking and entering at 7:16 it is the sole responsibility of the con- with public drinking at 3:33 p.m. Saturday at 85 Copeland p.m. Friday. TAOS, N.M. (AP) — A cerned party to contact the relevant Road; at 5:10 a.m. Sunday at message that people were police department and have the de- 7 Sanborn Terrace; at 7:08 Accidents starving, believed to come partment issue a notice of correction a.m. Sunday at 79 Conomo from someone inside a makeshift compound in to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Ave.; at 7:59 a.m. Sunday at A report of a motor vehicle crash at 3:15 p.m. Friday at rural northern New Mex- ifications will not be made without 25 Pendexter St.; at 9:51 a.m. ico, led to the discovery of Sunday at 87 Lockwood Road; First Avenue and Jubilee Drive; express notice of change from the 11 children living in filthy at 10:47 a.m. Sunday at 33 at 3:34 p.m. Friday at Micro- arresting police department. conditions. Lake View Ave. surgical Eye Consultants at Taos County Sheriff's of- 31 Centennial Drive; at 3:47 ficials said Saturday the LYNN Complaints p.m. Friday at Peabody Diner children ranging in age at 10 Margin St.; at 4:47 p.m. from 1 to 15 were removed Arrests A report of a gunshot at 7:53 Friday at Peabody Sunoco at from the compound in the p.m. Friday at Roseville Square 1 Lynn St.; at 4:50 p.m. Fri- small community of Ama- Malik Alexander, 22, of and Shepard Street. day at 250 Washington St.; at lia — 145 miles northeast 54 Elm St., was arrested and 11:41 p.m. Saturday at 4 Pine of Albuquerque and in an charged with armed robbery isolated high-desert area Overdose St.; at 12:02 a.m. Sunday at and assault and battery with near the New Mexico-Col- The Buddha’s Tavern at 144 a dangerous weapon at 5:18 A report of an overdose at orado border. They were Washington St.; at 1:30 p.m. p.m. Saturday. 4:56 p.m. Friday on Eastern then turned over to state Sunday at Verizon Wireless at Alexander Cruz, 56, of 8 Avenue; at 7:39 p.m. Friday on child-welfare workers. 262 Andover St.; at 3:36 p.m. Chase St., was arrested on Chase Street. Two men were arrested Sunday at 63 Central St. and during the search. Siraj warrant charges of motor vehi- 2 Tremont St.; at 5:09 p.m. Wahhaj was detained on cle use without authority, oper- Theft Sunday at 233 Lowell St. and an outstanding warrant ation of a motor vehicle with a A report of a robbery at 1:09 2 Regal Terrace; at 5:33 p.m. in Georgia alleging child revoked license as a habitual p.m. Friday at 25 Hanover St.; Sunday at Down River Ice abduction. Lucas Morten traffic offender, miscellaneous was jailed on suspicion of at 4:29 p.m. Saturday at 54 Cream at 86 Andover St. equipment violation and shop- harboring a fugitive, Sher- Elm St. A report of a motor vehicle lifting by asportation at 12:06 iff Jerry Hogrefe said. A report of motor vehicle hit and run crash at 3:20 p.m. a.m. Saturday. It was not immediately theft at 4:32 p.m. Friday at Sunday at Outback Steak- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Edison Forbes, 22, of 395A clear Sunday if either had 361 Lynnway; at 1:28 a.m. house at 300 Andover St. Officers searched the compound for a missing Ipswich Road, Boxford, was ar- retained an attorney. Sunday at 108 Franklin St. A 3-year-old boy report- 3-year-old boy and didn’t locate him but found rested and charged with drug A report of a larceny at 6:08 Assaults ed missing from Georgia's 11 other children in filthy conditions with possession with intent to dis- p.m. Friday at 70 Granite St.; Clayton County since hardly any food, a sheriff said Saturday. tribute at 1:37 p.m. Friday. at 9:03 p.m. Friday at State A report of an assault and December 2017 was not Jackeline Hernandez, 35, Street Liquors at 44 State St.; battery at 4 p.m. Saturday among the 11 children according to Hogrefe. was what Hogrefe called of 23 Elm St., was arrested at 10:37 a.m. Saturday at 115 on Tanners Court. A juvenile found at the compound. He said FBI agents had "the saddest living condi- Three women, believed tions and poverty" he has and charged with attempt to O’Callaghan Way; at 8:44 a.m. female reported she was as- surveilled the area a few to be the mothers of the weeks ago but didn't find seen in 30 years on the job. commit crime and on warrant Sunday at 11 Howard St. saulted and that the suspects charges of assault and battery were two juvenile females. children, were detained probable cause to search Other than a few po- and later released. tatoes and a box of rice, and unarmed robbery at 1:42 Police reported the juveniles’ the property. Vandalism there was little food in the p.m. Friday. "The children are in our That changed when stories were contradictory and custody and our number Georgia detectives for- compound, which Hogrefe A report of motor vehicle Juvenito Rodriguez, 29, of they were told they could go to one priority right now is warded a message to said consisted of a small 119 Beacon Hill Ave., was ar- vandalism at 10:10 a.m. Sun- juvenile court and file charges their health and safety," Hogrefe's office that ini- travel trailer buried in rested and charged with OUI day at 1147 Western Ave. if they wished. New Mexico Children, tially had been sent to a the ground and covered liquor, alcohol from an open Youth and Families De- third party, saying: "We by plastic with no water, container in a motor vehi- MARBLEHEAD Complaints partment Secretary Mo- are starving and need food plumbing and electricity. cle, unlicensed operation of nique Jacobsons said in a and water." Hogrefe said the adults a motor vehicle and reckless Accidents A report of suspicious ac- statement. "We will con- The sheriff said there and children were without operation of a motor vehicle at tivity at 10:55 p.m. Friday at tinue to work closely with was reason to believe the shoes and wore basically 11:44 p.m. Saturday. A report of a motor vehicle Marriott Hotel at 8A Centennial law enforcement on this message came from some- dirty rags for clothing and "looked like Third World Karen Stella, 50, of 84 Pu- hit and run crash at 9:19 a.m. Drive. A person was reported- investigation." one inside the compound. Friday on Pleasant Street. ly walking around the parking The search at the com- "I absolutely knew that country refugees." ritan Road, Swampscott, was pound just a few miles we couldn't wait on anoth- The group appeared to arrested and charged with A report of a motor vehicle lot and looking into cars; at crash at 10:02 a.m. Friday at 10:11 p.m. Saturday at City from the Colorado border er agency to step up and be living at the compound reckless operation of a mo- came amid a two-month we had to go check this for a few months, but the tor vehicle and OUI liquor at Pleasant and Smith streets. of Peabody at 50 Coolidge investigation in collabora- out as soon as possible," sheriff said it remains 12:47 a.m. Sunday. Ave. A person was reportedly tion with Clayton County Hogrefe said. unclear how or why they James Woodbury, 47, of Complaints smoking marijuana on the city authorities and the FBI, What authorities found ended up in New Mexico. property. 258 Parkland Ave., was arrest- A report of a kitchen knife in ed and charged with violation A report of a disturbance at the road at 10:48 a.m. Satur- 2:26 p.m. Saturday at Century MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS of the open container law at day on Elm Street. A man was 5:56 p.m. Saturday. Bank and Trust at 12 Peabody out jogging and reported see- Square. A man was reportedly Police searching for pizza Wet weather causes freight winds of up to 110 miles ing a kitchen knife in the road. threatening to bite someone’s truck, and 2 thieves train carrying acid to derail per hour. The weather Accidents service says the area was He wanted it secured ear; at 12:45 a.m. Sunday at A report of a motor vehicle A report of a brawl at 9:20 CONCORD (AP) — Police WENDELL (AP) — A slammed with torrential 8 Crowninshield St. A caller rain. crash with personal injury at p.m. Saturday on Pleasant are searching for two men freight train carrying acid reported youths were smoking who allegedly made off with has derailed because of This is the third tornado 1:52 p.m. Friday at 75 Union Street. A large group was re- marijuana in the parking lot. ported fighting in the street. a pizza delivery van. stormy weather. to hit southern Massa- St.; at 4:01 p.m. Friday at 700 A report of a neighborhood chusetts in the last three A report of a knock on the Police say surveillance State fire officials say a Lynnway; at 8:10 p.m. Satur- dispute at 4:44 p.m. Sun- footage shows two men Pan Am Railways partial weeks, including two in door at 12:20 a.m. Sunday on day at Wendy’s at 116 Boston day at 34 Keys Drive. A caller placing bicycles in the freight train derailed Douglas and Upton. St. Glendale Road. A caller report- complained to police about a back of the van, which early Saturday in Wen- A report of a motor vehicle ed she was awakened from neighbor below him constantly belongs to Rossini’s dell, a rural town of about Woman shot in ankle, crash at 2:28 p.m. Friday on sleep by pounding on her door. banging on the ceiling. Pizzeria and Restaurant 800 residents next to the hospitalized Lynnfield Street; at 5:34 p.m. She didn’t see anything and in Concord. They drove Connecticut River Valley. Friday at Essex and Joyce didn’t think anyone entered Fire off from the pizzeria’s They say they believe wet BOSTON (AP) — A streets; at 3:07 a.m. Saturday the house. Police observed parking lot around 1 a.m. weather was the cause. woman has been shot in on Saturday. Four of the six cars over- at Boston and Kirtland streets; nothing there or in the neigh- A report of a structure fire at the ankle. The owner of the pizze- turned. One of the cars Police responded to re- at 7:58 a.m. Saturday at 125 borhood. 10:57 a.m. Saturday at Cen- tury House Restaurant at 235 ria tells The Boston Globe was filled with hydrochlo- ports of a shooting shortly Lynn Shore Drive; at 10:05 ric acid, which is corrosive Theft Andover St. A fire at the back there were some “tool before 11 p.m. on Satur- a.m. Saturday at Walmart at boxes and some belong- and is used for making door was reported. day in the Boston neigh- 780 Lynnway; at 11:58 a.m. A report of a larceny/forg- ings” not worth more than batteries and fireworks. borhood of Brighton. Saturday at 46 Ocean St.; at ery/fraud at 12:40 p.m. Satur- $2,000 in the 2015 Nissan An evaluation of the car Police say the woman, Overdoses reveals no hazardous-ma- 2:07 p.m. Saturday at Allen Av- day on Franklin Street. A caller NV2500. who has not yet been terial leaks or reactions enue and Cook Street; at 2:26 reported a taxi driver stole her A report of an overdose at The vehicle has Ros- identified, suffered an in- p.m. Saturday at Birch and sini’s logo and pizza took place. A hazmat team jury that is not considered ID the previous day. Police re- 6:31 a.m. Sunday on Wheat- graphics painted on its responded to be certain. Chatham streets; at 6:22 p.m. ported the card was found in land Street. The person was to be life-threatening. sides. Police are asking No one was injured in Boston police continue Saturday at 12 Lily St.; at 6:30 taken to Lahey Hospital; at the taxi on the mirror and it anyone with information the derailment. to investigate the shoot- p.m. Saturday at 11 Lewis St.; would be returned to her on 1:28 p.m. Sunday on Bar- about the theft to reach Pan Am Railways calls at 7:31 p.m. Saturday on Suf- ing. There is no informa- Monday when the cab drives tholomew Terrace. The person out to the Concord Police itself North America’s tion on whether it was folk Street; at 10:54 p.m. Sat- her to Whole Foods. was taken to Lahey Hospital. Department. largest regional railroad self-inflicted or if foul play urday at 45 Grant St.; at 11:56 system, with routes is suspected. p.m. Saturday at 33 Nahant Vandalism Vandalism Police investigate fire that stretching from New St.; at 10:16 a.m. Sunday at sent 1 to the hospital Brunswick, Canada, to Man arrested for hit-and-run A report of vandalism at A report of vandalism at New York’s Capital Dis- 23 Wyman St. that injured pedestrian A report of a motor vehicle 7:14 a.m. Saturday on Pleas- 1:32 a.m. Saturday on Colum- NORTHAMPTON (AP) trict. It hasn’t returned a ant Street; at 3:09 p.m. Sat- bia Boulevard. Three vehicles — Police are investigating message seeking comment hit and run crash at 12:43 on the derailment. BOSTON (AP) — A man a.m. Sunday at 43 Tracy Ave.; urday on Washington Street. A were found with damage and a fire in an apartment has been arrested on sev- at 1:54 a.m. Sunday at 276 woman reported her antenna were possibly sideswiped; at that sent one person to eral charges for allegedly the hospital. Chatham St. on her company van was cut 8:27 a.m. Saturday at 5 Gal- In aftermath of tornado, striking a pedestrian with off. lant Road. A caller reported WGGB-TV reports a car, fleeing the scene authorities are investigat- their house was egged. dozens displaced and then leading officers Assaults ing an apartment fire in PEABODY WEBSTER (AP) — A on a foot chase. A report of an assault and Northampton that started Police say a 31-year-old SWAMPSCOTT just before 3:30 a.m. on storm that sent a torna- battery at 2:33 p.m. Friday man, whose name they Arrests Sunday. do spiraling through a at Dunkin’ Donuts on Market town has left one person have not released, was Accidents One person was taken to speeding before hitting a Street; at 3:58 a.m. Saturday Aaron Espinosa, 40, of 28 Cooley Dickinson Hospi- injured and dozens dis- on Liberty Street; at 4:07 p.m. Bayview Ave., Apt. 1, Lynn, A report of a motor vehicle placed. pedestrian in the neigh- tal with smoke inhalation. borhood of Dorchester on Saturday on Warren Street. was arrested and charged with crash at 10:57 a.m. Saturday The fire department says The National Weather Service has confirmed an Friday night. A report of an assault at operation of a motor vehicle at Hemenway Road and Hum- the majority of the dam- He left the scene, and 2:27 a.m. Sunday at Ashton with a suspended license sub- phrey Street; at 11 a.m. Satur- age is from smoke. EF-1 tornado hit Webster on Saturday morning. the victim was taken to a Square and Chestnut Street. sequent offense at 2:46 p.m. day at 691 Humphrey St. Police are investigating local hospital with inju- the cause of the fire. At a briefing, Webster Fire Chief Brian Hickey ries that are life-threat- said one person was in- ening. jured when debris fell on The man crashed into Patrick A. Lee Attorney at Law her car, but she has since three parked vehicles Immigration • Divorce • Wills • Child Support Lynn Drug Task Force been treated and released. soon after, and tried to Landlord Tennant • Civil Litigation Hotline Emergency manage- flee on foot. He discarded ment officials say more a loaded firearm on the than 40 people have been way. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY displaced. Across town, He will be arraigned or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) trees are split in half, for illegal possession of roofs are torn off and a firearm, driving while 100 Cummings Center 978-969-3786 Spanish menu available a local supermarket is intoxicated, and other Suite 32H, Beverly, MA [email protected] destroyed. charges at Dorchester All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. The tornado included District Court on Monday. Para Espanol Favor de Llamal al Numero 781-513-3531 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Saugus Class of Second Beyond Walls mural 1918 comes to life 1918 up all this literature she festival is beginning today From A1 had to actually go to a li- brary and find it in books,” “I love this project,” she Jarosz said. BEYOND pers and magazines. She Damaris Cruz is from Sanskrit sculptures with says. “It’s been fabulous.” Different members of From A1 formed her own art acad- Puerto Rico and has been street art influences. She She is struck by how the Saugus community emy for kids in 2002 and working on mural projects established the first Chil- galleries. well some of the grad- will provide voiceovers has illustrated for several that highlight old aban- dren’s Art Museum in Ne- Mariela Ajras is a mu- uates wrote, especially for the different passages children’s books. doned, wooden houses. pal. ralist from Buenos Aires, She uses a mixed media the valedictory address cited. Among those quot- Bunnie Reiss was born Kobra is a Brazilian and has contributed to in Maryland but raised in collage with her trade- by Alice Elizabeth Phil- ed were Patrick Henry’s artist who stays true to festivals in Europe, Mex- Colorado in a large Polish marks of the yellow pages lips on living through the “Give Me Liberty or Give his colorful kaleidoscope ico, and South America and Russian family, which and photography. war. World War I had just Me Death” speech, the theme. He depicts the fac- since 2014. The focus of has a heavy influence on Golden was born in Ca- ended a year earlier, and preamble to the U.S. Con- es of famous people with her work is on the image her work. She has murals racas, Venezuela, and is students were still sort- stitution, Walt Whitman’s the technique of repeating of women in regards to in Los Angeles, Mexico, one of Florida’s most re- ing events out. As a result, “O Captain, My Captain” squares and triangles. femininity and collective Italy, Paris, India, Philip- nowned street artists. He she said, a lot of the writ- Cambodian artist An- (written after Abraham memory. She is a psychol- pines, Detroit, Milwaukee, is the curator and produc- ings in the yearbook had a Lincoln’s assassina- drew Hem was raised patriotic theme to them. ogist as well, and that New York, and San Fran- er of the annual Meeting tion), and Oliver Wendell holds a huge influence on cisco. of Styles Miami, which is in Los Angeles. He was “These graduates didn’t Holmes’ “Old Ironsides.” worked on shows in L.A., talk about what college her work. Chrissy Lebel was born the oldest graffiti event in “We hope when we’re Michal Maka is from in raised in Peabody and the world. Chicago, Seattle, New they were going to go to, done with this, we can York, London, and Zurich or how much money they Kalisz, Poland, and his is the owner of Lebel Signs Sofia Maldonado was give it to a history class so and has collaborated with were going to make. It was art is inspired by city spir- in Lynn. She will be work- born in San Juan, Puerto it can be taught,” she said. brands such as adidas, all very patriotic — a love it, people, architecture, ing with fellow Lynners Rico, and her art focus- “It’s important to study post-industrial, and aban- Venom and Ted Kiley es on neglected buildings Lucky Brand Jeans, and of country. There weren’t history in high school.” any cross words written doned places. He enjoys during the festival. and abandoned spaces. Sony Pictures. Also interesting, she changing something peo- Yu-baba lives in New She has work presently in Eric Skotnes, also from about this country. Their said, were passages in perspective was that they ple deem as ugly and mak- York and her work con- New York, Florida, Con- Los Angeles, began creat- the book that alluded to were so focused on the ing it interesting. sists of female portraits necticut, Cuba, Kentucky, ing street art at the age of events from 1918, such country and how to serve Free Humanity, from that reveal women’s ener- and Paraguay. 16. He developed an admi- as the Red Sox winning it. Los Angeles, is recognized gy, confidence, and beauty. Ruben Ubiera, from ration for it after riding the World Series. And “I won’t say the times internationally for his She has teamed up with Santo Domingo, Domini- his bicycle to the murals she was fascinated by were better,” she said. multi-colored hearts, pos- Key Detail for this year’s can Republic, is a neo-fig- beside the Los Angeles the list of days when the “They probably weren’t. itive messages, and polit- festival, who has been ac- urative artist who paints River on a daily basis. flag should be clearly dis- But I think they were a ical statements. He has tive on the street art scene and draws in a style con- One mural on Tremont played. Among them were little simpler.” painted large scale murals since the 2000s. His art is sidered to be Postgraffism, Street is already complete, both Lincoln’s and Wash- Jarosz hopes that the all over the country. a balanced concentration or urban-pop as he pre- but these artists don’t get ington’s birthdays (they retrospective will air on Medio Peso is a collec- of emotional reflections on fers. After moving there at to work until this week. were two holidays back cable for three evenings, tive of two artists from the reality transformed by the 15 years old, he was raised The festival ends on Aug. then), Inauguration Day, Dominican Republic. They prism of surreal interpre- in The Bronx, New York. with the idea of bringing 19. the Battle of Lexington, are influenced by seeking tation. Wasp Elder is a social- these people, and what “Every street art piece is they thought and felt, to Battle of Manilla Bay on harmony between multi- Sipros is from São ly engaged artist from May 1 (Spanish-American ple cultures, such as the Paulo, Brazil, and be- the United Kingdom. He unique and belongs to the life. street and its residents,” “I want kids today to see War), Mother’s Day, Me- Caribbean, Taino, and Af- gan painting street art paints pictures populated morial Day, Flag Day, Bat- rican. in 1997. He is known for by enigmatic figures and said muralist Leon Keer. how they dealt with life,” “The temporary fact about she said. “Kids 100 years tle of Bunker Hill, Inde- Kilia Llano, also from his “Big Ears” characters unstressed backgrounds. this artform strengthens ago went through a lot, pendence Day, Labor Day, the Dominican Republic, that are plastered in walls Imagine, born in Kath- its existence.” but I think it taught them Lake Erie Day (a com- is a fine artist, illustrator, and magazines across the mandu, considers both Ne- memoration of the War and art teacher. She was world. He is known across pal, and Boston home. She coping skills that they just Bella diGrazia can be don’t have today, because of 1812), Columbus Day, born in Santo Domingo the U.S., Perú, Ecuador, paints mindful mantras in life is so different.” Battle of Saratoga and and has done illustrations Colombia, Italy, Germany, her native language and reached at bdigrazia@ A large part of the ret- surrender at Yorktown for a number of newspa- Holland and China. meshes the aesthetics of itemlive.com. rospective will focus on (American Revolution). graduate Edna Trigg, “When I see the pictures who wrote an essay called of these kids,” she says, “I All signs pointing to exhibition of “America as Represented feel as if I know them.” Through Literature.” “Remember, now, there Steve Krause can be wasn’t any internet in reached at skrause@ Modern Moonlight in Marblehead 1918, so for her to gather itemlive.com. ARTS Lynn Fire Department From A1 oil paint to recapture icon- is $3.45 million SAFER ic neon signs. “I joke that this is my SAFER acceptable. mid-life crisis and my From A1 “Mayor McGee and handling of my empty the city councilors made nest syndrome, or what- At the end of the three- it clear to me that this ever you want to call it, year period, the city will grant, along with the re- but after 30 years it’s re- pick up the entire cost of cent $1 million federal ally just me giving myself the salaries. Those em- police grant, was a top pri- permission to pursue my ployees cannot be termi- ority, and I am glad that own creativity and to pur- nated at the end of the FEMA listened and rec- sue something I’ve always 36-month period. ognizes the importance of wanted to,” she said. “I “Good news for the city this investment.” should have done it soon- as Lynn has been award- In addition to Lynn, the er.” ed this SAFER grant, Revere Fire Department Beginning Aug. 11, Ny- which will add 20 addi- was awarded $681,503 berg’s pieces will have tional firefighters to the in SAFER grant funding, their own room at the Lynn department,” said which will allow for the Marblehead Arts Associ- Mayor Thomas M. Mc- hiring of four new fire- ation and they’ll remain Gee in a statement. “This fighters. The Yarmouth there for six weeks. The grant will help us begin and Freetown fire depart- exhibit, called Modern to build our force back up ments were also awarded Moonlight, will feature to the appropriate level to funding, which will allow 12 of her pieces that cel- ensure public safety and them to hire four and two ebrate neon signs from protect our community.” new firefighters respec- various Massachusetts Zukas said bringing tively. locations, some iconic and the department to a saf- “Massachusetts fire- others she thinks have er staffing level with the fighters work every day been overlooked. The con- hires will help to defray to ensure the safety of cept came from the 1972 Kristen overtime costs which was cities and towns across Jonathan Richman song, Nyberg with supplementing the miss- the Commonwealth and I “Roadrunner.” some of her ing firefighter positions. am grateful for their un- “I’m in love with Mas- work for According to the city yielding commitment to sachusetts and the neon the Modern budget, in FY18, overtime that mission,” said U.S. when it’s cold outside,” ex- Moonlight paid to the fire depart- Sen. Elizabeth Warren tolling the joys of driving exhibition. ment cost the city $1.7 around suburban Boston million. Zukas said new (D-Mass.) in a statement. “This federal funding will “…with the radio on at ITEM PHOTO | firefighters are hired at night. And me in love with OWEN O’ROURKE a salary of approximately help guarantee that first responders have the staff- modern moonlight,” the $47,000. song declares. “It was a tough, compet- pieces of art for herself. You want to show it the “More great news for ing and resources they need as they continue “It’s about the emotions itive field and it was right Quickly becoming in- way the eye sees it, not the Lynn,” said U.S. Rep Seth that can be evoked by at the cusp of the very trigued by the neon signs way the camera sees it, Moulton (D-Mass.) in a to keep our families and communities safe.” these signs and the nos- beginning of computer she came across either in even if you’re using photo- statement. “While the talgia people have when graphics and people were her work or in her travels, graphic reference.” city has been making im- Gayla Cawley can be seeing them,” Nyberg said. using a lot more photogra- she began taking photos of There are a lot of cre- pressive progress over the reached at gcawley@item- “When you’re walking phy than they were illus- them in 2003. ative people in the Nyberg past few years, the cuts to family. Her grandfather live.com. Follow her on by and there’s a red glow tration,” she said. “I ended As the years went by, firefighters and other first on the sidewalk because up doing what every sin- she noticed the signs dis- was a woodworker, two responders have been un- Twitter @GaylaCawley. it’s raining and the neon gle kid who graduates art appearing from their land- of her aunts went to art is splashed on the street school does. I worked at an marks. Owners of real es- school, and her daugh- because it’s reflecting off art supplies store.” tate hoping to modernize ter is in college studying Selling a house? the rain, it’s creating this She started off at a store their properties took the graphic design for video great atmosphere. One in Philadelphia before re- signs down and Nyberg games. She believes art Buying a house? you can’t get anywhere turning to Boston. After thought the representa- is extremely beneficial else.” she outgrew selling sup- tion of another era in de- for mental health, espe- Find out what properties Nyberg grew up in Mar- plies to other artists in- sign was being lost. She cially in children, and she recently sold in your area. blehead before she went stead of creating her own didn’t begin painting her is ecstatic at the various off to the Philadelphia art, she worked in the own projects until a few community art initiatives College of Art, which signage industry, illus- years ago, and her passion across the North Shore. Check out years later combined with trating designs for signs, for neon smoothly inte- She believes the Beyond the Real Estate page the Philadelphia College creating signage packag- grated into them. Walls Festivals in Lynn of the Performing Arts to es, and mocking them up “To have the sign and and the developments in Saturday’s paper. become The University with her photoshop sav- the faces of the people being built around com- of the Arts. In 1986, she viness. That’s really what represented properly, you munity art projects in graduated with a Bach- jump-started her passion do have to use multiple Salem and Peabody are a elors of Fine Arts with a for the vintage landmarks, photos with various focus way of bringing people in major in illustration and since she was learning so areas as well as lighting,” the community together a minor in graphic design. much about them. she said. “If you take a pic- through art. Soon afterward she began Even though Nyberg ture of a neon sign, unless freelancing for various enjoyed what she was do- you’re a professional pho- Bella diGrazia can be companies seeking illus- ing, she still didn’t have tographer, you’re never go- reached at bdigrazia@ tration skills. enough time to create ing to get the color right. itemlive.com. A8 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

LYNN — Lynn native Gloria Liftman Mezikofsky has written a children’s book de- tailing a childhood memory in verse with colorful illustrations that will capture the attention of young readers. It is illustrated by her husband, Merrill, an accomplished artist. A Perfectly Snowy Day tells of a trusting rela- tionship between a child and her parents. The story takes place in the 1950s. Gloria was only 11 years old when she was allowed to climb the hills in the early evening hours battling a storm with high, gusty winds surrounding the area. The setting is on the “highlands” during one of the many blizzards that engulfed the region. When a winter storm was forecast around her home on Beede Avenue, Gloria made a journey up Beacon Hill Avenue, and awaited her dad’s arrival from work on Essex Street. Gloria’s dad would leave the car home and walk the hills to and from work. The story details this episode with a father and daughter meeting on the highlands in the midst of a storm and how they reunite in the height of a blizzard. A Perfectly Snowy Day is $15 plus postage. Contact the author at: [email protected]. ‘A Perfectly Snowy Day” tells a story of a rela- Gloria Liftman Mezikofsky based the book on tionship between a child and her parents. one of her early childhood memories.

‘Tough guys’ urged to audition for new Mark Wahlberg movie

BOSTON (AP) — Mark Wahlberg is looking for a few tough guys to appear in his latest movie. Boston Casting says auditions will be held Saturday at its of ces in the city’s Allston neighborhood, and it’s encour- aging “real people” with “tough faces” to answer the call. The company says it’s looking for construction workers, blue collar work- ers, public works workers, “ shermen, mob guys, etc.,” for speaking roles and on-camera extras. It’s not clear what lm is involved, but “Wonderland” — a collaboration between Net ix, Wahlberg and “Patriots Day” director Peter Berg — is in the works. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It’ll star Wahlberg as the Boston pri- vate investigator immortalized in ABC’s Bring on the cake: France’s baby panda has his 1st birthday 1980s television series “Spenser: For Hire.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PARIS (AP) — France’s rst baby pan- Yuan Meng’s mother and father Yuan da celebrated his rst birthday Saturday Zi are at Beauval on a 10-year loan from Mexican family gives Brooklyn mole poblano avor with a cake of bamboo, honey, apples, China aimed at highlighting its good ties oranges, strawberries and lemons. with France. NEW YORK (AP) — The aroma of The panda named Yuan Meng — Other nations in Europe also have toasted almonds and sesame seeds, which means “accomplishment of a giant pandas, including Austria, Britain, chiles and spices emerges from this small dream” — weighs about 66 pounds. He Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Brooklyn store where about 1,600 pounds has recently started eating bamboo Spain and Finland. of mole poblano is made every day. while still suckling milk from his moth- French rst lady Brigitte Macron, Three generations of Mexican women er, Huan Huan. considered the panda’s “godmother,” did work inside, wearing white hairnets For the occasion Saturday, the Beauval not attend Saturday’s celebration. She while they peel, cut and grind ingre- Zoo south of Paris was open for free to has already gone to see the baby panda dients, standing next to enormous all visitors born on Aug. 4. twice. two-handled pots with onions and garlic boiling in oil. Russia names action-movie star Seagal as envoy for US “There is so much to do,” says Dami- ana Bravo, a petite woman of nearly MOSCOW (AP) — Russia has appoint- 80, when asked why she still works. ed action movie star Steven Seagal as The matriarch started making the a special envoy for humanitarian ties Mexican sauce in New York in the 1970s with the United States. to sell it to her fellow factory workers. The Foreign Ministry announced the Now, her dark-hued paste of ground PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS move Saturday on its Facebook page, chiles and a dozen other ingredients is saying Seagal’s portfolio in the unpaid distributed to bodegas, supermarkets Mexican origin in New York, New Jersey position would be to “facilitate relations and restaurants in New York, Penn- and Connecticut, and nearly half are between Russia and the United States sylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut and from Puebla. in the humanitarian eld, including North Carolina. “When I rst tried their mole, it cooperation in culture, arts, public and Preparing the sauce, a staple of Mex- brought me childhood memories,” says youth exchanges.” ican culture, is not for the fainthearted. Arturo Leonar, who has bought Bra- Seagal is an accomplished martial It takes two days to make and involves vo’s mole for the last 12 years for his artist — like Russian President Vladi- the seeding and toasting of dried chiles, restaurant, Chavelas, in Brooklyn. mir Putin. The actor, who was granted the frying of almonds, the grinding of Bravo moved to the U.S. from Piaxtla Russian citizenship in 2016, has vocally in the 1970s. In the ’80s, three daughters defended the Russian leader’s policies, sesame seeds, and the cooking of dozens including Russia’s 2014 annexation of ingredients, including chocolate, sugar, and two small granddaughters joined of Crimea, and has criticized the U.S. cinnamon, peanuts and a several herbs. her in New York. government. Year after year, the family-run busi- The family’s mole production increased Last year, Ukraine banned Seagal from ness on Knickerbocker Avenue uses the considerably about 15 years ago, when entering the country for ve years, citing recipe Bravo’s mother used to make in the two granddaughters, Sally and Can- national security reasons. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Piaxtla, a town of about 5,000 in the ny Rojas, spread the word about the state of Puebla. Bravo, her two daugh- business. They were forced to learn how ters and two granddaughters still use to drive so they could distribute mole in pasilla and mulato chiles as key ingre- the Bronx and other neighborhoods. SEND US YOUR STUFF dients. The result is a mole not too spicy, Now, several men help the women in not too sweet, that resonates among the family. Two grandsons stir the heavy WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEMLIVE. 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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 Babe Ruth stars fall into 0-2 hole at series By Harold Rivera Saturday’s game gets standing job. He didn’t give up any ITEM SPORTS EDITOR runs, hit his corners and did very away from Lynn. well. He’s throwing very well. He When you only piece together Page B2 pitched Saturday as well so he’s not three base hits, it’s tough to win a eligible to pitch Monday but it’s good baseball game. And when it’s a Babe ovan said. “We left 13 runners on to give him some time off.” Ruth World Series game, winning The Lynners now have their backs with three hits is nearly impossible. base. We left the bases loaded in the first inning. We left two more on in up against the wall heading into That, in short, was the theme of their third game of pool play, which the Lynn Babe Ruth 16-18-year-old the second. We’re finding ways to get on base but we’re not scoring runs. will take place tonight (7:30) against All-Star team’s 5-1 World Series loss tournament host Jamestown. Lynn to Bakersfield (CA) Sunday after- We’re playing great defense and battling but we need to find a way closes the pool play stage Tuesday noon at Russell E. Dietrich, Jr. Park afternoon (2:30) with a tilt against in Jamestown, N.Y. With the defeat, to play a complete game. It’s time- ly hitting and we’re not having that Charleston (MO). The top three the Lynners drop to 0-2 in the pool teams from each pool advance in the play stage of the tournament. right now.” David Barnard got the nod for tournament. The top seed from each Lynn’s three hits were all singles. pool gets an automatic bid to the Jomar Moreta went 1-for-2, Kyle Lynn on the mound and pitched 3 2/3 innings. Barnard allowed seven hits, semifinals. Ouellette went 1-for-3 and AJ Lu- “This is a must-win game and so ciano went 1-for-4. Luciano logged five earned runs and three walks with one strikeout. Nick Reiser fol- is Tuesday,” Donovan said. “We have Lynn’s lone RBI of the game and to win but it’s one game at a time. lowed in relief, making his second Brett Bucklin scored the only run. Jamestown’s a good team. We’ve appearance in as many days. Reiser Moreta and Danny Lilja each drew faced two great teams down here so pitched 2 2/3 scoreless innings and a pair of walks, while Ouellette, far. Bakersfield’s a very solid team fanned one without allowing a hit. Colin Reddy and Zach Elwell each but they had seven hits and made ITEM FILE PHOTO “David didn’t pitch too bad,” Don- walked once. three errors, we made three errors “We had seven walks, a hit batter, ovan said. “He had a couple tough AJ Luciano knocked in Lynn’s only run Sunday. a few errors,” Lynn coach Al Don- errors. Nick came in and did an out- BABE RUTH, B2 Peabody NSBL team roars back for win over Sox By Harold Rivera ble throwing strikes and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR that’ll come back to haunt you. There was a ground SWAMPSCOTT — Sun- ball we could’ve made a day afternoon’s North play on but it was a good, Shore Baseball League competitive game. It’s go- semifinal round game be- ing to be a competitive se- tween the Swampscott Sox ries.” and the Peabody Champi- Peabody scored the ons was indicative of how game’s first run in the competitive the rivalry be- top of the second inning. tween the two teams is. Robbie Sarmanian (1-for- Trailing by two runs 1, walk, HBP) doubled in the top of the seventh, to start the frame and Peabody pieced together a Mike Gallo (2-for-2) fol- 5-run rally to earn a come- lowed with a single. Chris from-behind 8-7 win, eve- Mansour grounded into ning the best-of-five series a fielder’s choice, scoring at 1-1. Sarmanian for the 1-0 “We’re down 0-2 in the Champions lead. series (if Swampscott Swampscott snagged the wins) and that’s no fun,” lead with two runs in the Peabody co-manager Steve bottom of the third. Don- Gridley said. “Being down nie Weisse’s (2-for-3, RBI) 0-2 in a five-game series RBI double knotted the and winning three games game at 1-1. Elvis Rodri- in a row against a team guez roped a RBI single, in this league is a difficult plating Weisse and giving proposition. I’m glad we’re Swampscott a 2-1 lead. not there right now.” Rodriguez finished the “It was a tough loss,” game 3-for-4 with 6 RBI. Swampscott manager Joe “I’ve been involved in ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Caponigro said. “We had this league for many, a tough seventh inning. Swampscott’s Brian Maynard is safe at second base after David Ruggiero drops the ball. Our pitchers had trou- NSBL, B2 Gannon Ladies Classic And down the stretch they come starts after a day of rain By Daniel Kane The Ladies Classic is a two-person best ITEM STAFF ball tournament that has been run at the course since at least 1995. LYNN — The rain may have put a “This is one of a handful of events for damper on the first round of the Gannon the ladies here at the club,” Sibley said. Golf Course Ladies Classic Saturday but “The event is a two person best ball. It’s the club was still excited to get the tour- an opportunity for two members of the nament started. club to play together in a team format. With downpours in the area, the tour- We score it as a two-day total of their best nament’s start was postponed from Sat- score.” urday to Sunday. The event will wrap up For the past two years the tournament next weekend. has been won by the same team, Joyce Gannon Head Golf Professional David Agganis and Colleen Richards. Agganis Sibley said the Ladies Classic, like most is looking forward to having a chance to other club events, is a good way to bring win the tournament for a third consecu- members together in a competitive atmo- tive year. sphere. “I’m looking forward to trying to three- “I think there is a camaraderie about it peat,” Agganis said. “The tournament as well as a competitive part,” David Sib- brings camaraderie and a nice competi- ley said. “That goes for all of the events tion with the women. It’s a fun time and the members play, whether it be this or a great way to show the women’s capa- the other ones. bilities. We’ve been doing it for a ton of PHOTO | SUFFOLK DOWNS “We run a group of events for both years.” Princess Dream (5) was the big winner Sunday at Suffolk Downs. Un- the men and the women throughout the Agganis is also glad to see a solid show- less the track is granted another racing weekend next month, this was course of the year,” Sibley added. “It’s a ing from the club’s female members con- the nal racing weekend of the summer at the track. Story, Page B3. great way to compete as an amateur play- tinue into this year’s tournament. er and a great way to spend some time “We have another big field, sometimes with friends too.” GANNON, B2 Navs close season with a victory

By Joshua Kummins RBI to lead the Navs’ 7-hit attack. Five Tedesco Fourball wraps up FOR THE ITEM other North Shore batters recorded hits in the ballgame, while catcher John LYNN — The North Shore Navigators MARBLEHEAD — T.J. er finalists. In the second over Tom Peckham and Prentice (New England College) had concluded their season on a positive Whelan and Michael fight consolation, It was Tom Landry. the team’s lone RBI. note Sunday at Fraser Field as single O’Neil were the champions Ryan Wilson and Drew In the first flight con- runs in each of the first two innings On the mound, Shayne Audet notched of the main flight at the Te- Slocum over Tom Collins solation, Luke Tskonas were enough for a 2-1 win over the his team-leading fourth win of the sea- desco Invitational Fourball and Connor Green. and Michael Schaefer de- Nashua Silver Knights. son in eight starts as he allowed just two Tournament, which ended In the round-a-day, Ken feated Ralph James and North Shore finishes the season with hits and four walks over a season-high Sunday at the Marblehead Bane and JP Monnin were Bob Scalise, while the a 20-35 record and two wins in its last seven innings. The New England Col- country club. the champions of the first second-flight consolation three games, while Nashua is 21-32 en- lege product struck out six batters in Marc Duffy and James flight, winning over David went to Douglas Doben tering the Futures Collegiate Baseball the ballgame to run his season total to a Rozzi took the first-flight Hamilton and Phil Grady. and Peter Frasca over League playoffs. league-leading 56, which ranks second consolation with Michael In the second flight, it was Charlie Jellison and John Second baseman Joey Murphy (St. Jo- NAVGATORS, B2 and Pete Tyrrell the oth- Greg Bates and Ken Seus Diamont. seph’s of Maine) went 2-for-4 with one B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 Babe Ruth stars let Saturday’s game get away

By Harold Rivera with two outs. You’re not nings, while allowing one 2-0. Lilja laid down a sui- representative erased the first 1 2/3 innings for Fair- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR going to score many runs earned run on two hits cide-squeeze, scoring Lu- 4-0 deficit with five unan- fax and Blevins followed like that.” with one strikeout. Nick ciano, to boost the lead up swered runs to earn the with 2 1/3 innings of re- Through the first four At the plate, Lynn got Reiser tossed one scoreless to 3-0. Barnard capped the come-from-behind win. lief. Blevins allowed four innings of Saturday after- performances from AJ Lu- inning with one strikeout. rally with a RBI single, Leading Fairfax at the earned runs on four hits. noon’s World Series open- ciano (1-for-2, RBI), Danny “Devin threw OK,” Dono- scoring Anthony Niko- plate were Ryan Hodinko “They have the taste of ing game, the Lynn Babe Lilja (0-for-2, RBI) and Da- van said. “He left a couple lakakis, for Lynn’s fourth (2-for-3, 2 RBI), Michael playing great competi- Ruth 16-18-year-old All- vid Barnard (1-for-3, RBI). up on the strike zone and run. Jones (1-for-3, RBI), Jon- tion,” Donovan said. “Me Stars had full control over Devin Curley, who earned they put the bat on the “At that point in time it’s athan Braden (0-for-2, and coach (Leon) Elwell Fairfax County (Va.). the start on the mound for ball. He went 1-2-3 in the just about execution and RBI), Joey Schantz (0-for- said ‘hey you need to let But five unanswered the Lynners, helped his first inning and had two scoring more runs,” Don- 2, RBI) and Justin Blevins that go.’ We pointed at runs scored by Fairfax to close the game were own cause by lacing a pair strikeouts in the second. ovan said. “We couldn’t (3-for-3). some things we need to enough to give it a 5-4 of singles and finishing He went 1-2-3 in the third. push another run. They Hodinko, who roped the improve on. We have to get win over Lynn at Russell 2-for-2 at the plate. Jomar The fourth inning was one made the plays and exe- go-ahead RBI single in on base, work the counts a E. Dietrich, Jr. Park in Moreta, Dayshon Ander- of those innings. He was cuted. From the fifth in- the bottom of the fifth, little deeper and put pres- Jamestown, N.Y. son and Zach Elwell each working behind the count ning on, we had two hits also earned the win on sure. We have to score runs “It was a game we went 1-for-3. on a couple guys.” and one batter hit by a the mound after pitching to pressure the defense. should’ve won,” Lynn Curley, who was named After two scoreless in- pitch. three scoreless innings in “It’s a game that slipped coach Al Donovan said. the MVP of the New En- nings, the Lynners ran out “We needed to get on relief. by us,” Donovan said. “We let them hang around. gland Regional tourna- to a 4-0 lead in the top of base sooner than two “He (Hodinko) was their “We’re in good spirits. They got it down to 4-2 ment, went 3 1/3 innings the third. Luciano’s RBI outs,” Donovan said. “That player of the game,” Don- We had the opening cere- and then next thing you and allowed four earned single scored Kevin Du- kind of handcuffed us ovan said. “The game-win- monies a few hours after know it’s 4-4. We started runs on seven hits with rant for the game’s first throughout the game.” ning hit and three score- game. The spirits were up pressing. They made the four strikeouts. Spencer run. Kyle Ouellette raced After that it was all Fair- less innings. Credit to him. afterward. We just have to plays. Out of our seven DiVirgilio followed in re- home on a wild pitch to fax the rest of the way. He did a great job.” compete in all facets of the hits, four of them came lief and pitched 1 2/3 in- stretch Lynn’s lead to The Southeast Region Scott Bryan threw the game.”

Tedesco Invitational Fourball standouts Lynn Babe Ruth stars fall into 0-2 hole at series BABE RUTH our baseball. We have to From B1 score some runs early and put the pressure on them. as well. We know we can They’re the hometown compete with these guys. team and they’ll have their We just have to execute crowd. We have to go out across the board. there and take the crowd “Jamestown’s a good out of it, hopefully by scor- team, well coached,” Don- ing some runs early.” ovan said. “They have Lou Vidal, who pitched a hard-nosed kids that don’t no-hitter in the New En- give up. Baseball’s a fun- gland regionald, will take ny game. We have to play the hill for Lynn tonight.

PHOTOS | TEDESCO COUNTRY CLUB At left, Tedesco Invitational Fourball Main Flight winners were, from left, Mike O’Neil and TJ Whelan. The Round-A-Day winners were, from left, Ken Bane and JP Monnin. Gannon Ladies Classic finally gets underway

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we have a small field but ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE the last couple of years the women have really Peabody’s Andrew O’Neil dodges a pitch that’s stepped up,” Agganis said. a little too close. “To get 40, 42 women out of maybe 50 active wom- en is a great thing. It’s a NSBL: Peabody rallies to great competition for ev- eryone to get involved in. defeat Swampscott “We all enjoy it all,” Ag- ganis added. “It’s a great NSBL helped that Diaz got tired thing, the men have their From B1 a little bit, started strug- thing and we have our gling with his control and thing and on a ratio to see many years,” Caponigro walked a few guys. We get that many women is real- said. “I don’t remember an error from their second ly great, it really is.” seeing a better hitter. In baseman and you have to In addition to the con- clutch situations, Elvis take advantage of that. We clusion of the Ladies comes through and hits took that extra out, Cahill Classic, next weekend’s the ball hard.” had a big single and An- schedule at Gannon also Peabody’s Mike Giar- drew had that big double includes the Ladies Mem- di tied the game at 2-2 off the fence to get us a ber-Guest Tournament. in the top of the fourth couple more. Sibley said the Mem- ITEM FILE PHOTO when he grounded into a “Even a three-run lead ber-Guest event, which Joyce Agganis, left, and Colleen Richards will try again for another Gan- fielder’s choice, allowing wasn’t safe,” Gridley said. tees off next Saturday, is non Ladies Classic title. The tournament continues next weekend. Sarmanian to score. Ro- “Especially with Elvis another popular tourna- driguez’s three-run home around. If you make a mis- run to straightaway cen- ment at Gannon. of Lynn. It’s good for both the Gannon staff looks “And then it’s just prepar- take to him, he makes you terfield gave Swampscott “We have the Mem- the community and the forward to. ing and getting everything pay and that’s what he did a 5-2 lead in the bottom of all night.” ber-Guest Tournament club.” “The schedules are done in place. Saturday as well which the fifth. Champions starting Sibley and the Gan- very far in advance so we “It’s what we do,” Sibley is one of our larger events The Champions slimmed pitcher Gallo logged the for the ladies,” Sibley said. non crew have worked try to set them up where added. “A big part of the the deficit to 5-3 in the top first two outs of the bottom “It’s a chance to highlight throughout the summer to they are spaced apart and summer is to run our tour- of the sixth on a RBI sin- of the seventh on a pair of the club and for them to organize successful tour- we have the time to high- nament schedules. It’s im- gle from Derek Lyons (1- strikeouts. But with a pair bring outside friends to naments. Sibley said or- light and work on all the portant for everyone here for-4, 2 RBI). of Sox runners on base, see the facility. It’s always ganizing and running pop- logistics,” Sibley said of to make these the high- Down a pair of runs in Rodriguez made things a chance to see a little bit ular club events is a task the year’s tournaments. lights of the season.” the final inning, Peabody interesting with a 2-RBI answered the bell in the single to give Swampscott seventh. Sox starter Juan life. Scott Weismann came Navigators wrap up their season with a victory Diaz, who finished his on in relief and induced outing with seven earned a groundout to seal Pea- NAVIGATORS first run. Third-year Navigator for the visitors. Dan Shaw runs and one strikeout, body’s 8-7 win. was tagged for four runs Gallo tallied 11 strike- From B1 North Shore doubled its veteran Cam Lanzilli (Clark) and Mason Pelio lead in the second as first (Eckerd) allowed three (Boston College) limited in the inning before being outs in his 6 2/3 innings of relieved by Erik Fields. in the Navs’ single-season baseman Mitchell Lund- consecutive one-out hits the Navs to just one hit work. Jon Cahill (1-for-1, franchise history. holm (Fisher) hit a one-out in the ninth inning, but a over three combined in- “Mike did a great job for After Audet dealt a RBI) singled home a run us through those first six single and scored on the strikeout and two ground- nings of work out of the strikeout to strand two and Giardi walked with innings,” Gallo said. “Scott Saugus native Prentice’s outs allowed the Stone- bullpen. Nashua runners on base in the bases loaded, tying did what he does. He came knock two batters later. ham native to record his Prior to the game, Navs the first inning, the Navs the game at 5-5. Andrew in, got the out, and now jumped on the scoreboard Audet faced just one first save in three appear- shortstop Sal Frelick was O’Neill (1-for-2, 2 RBI) thankfully it’s a tied se- first. Murphy led off the batter over the minimum ances this season. Third honored as the FCBL’s Top added a 2-RBI double ries. Back to two (wins) frame with an infield sin- from the second through baseman Joe Bramanti Pro Prospect. The rising to right field, giving the out of three (games).” gle, stole second, and ad- seventh innings and fin- (Maine) knocked a single Boston College freshman, Champions a 7-5 lead. Ly- Peabody and Swamp- vanced to third on center ished his outing on 89 to left to score shortstop a Lexington High gradu- ons capped the rally with a scott will meet Monday fielder Michael Wynne’s pitches. Sean Thomp- Cody Morissette (Boston ate, finished the summer sac-fly, scoring Giardi with night (7:45) for game three (Wofford) fielder’s choice. son (Merrimack) worked College) with Nashua’s with a .361 average, seven the eventual game-win- at Twi Field in Danvers. Third baseman Elias Va- around Nashua catcher lone run of the game. home runs, and 36 RBI, ning run for the 8-5 lead. “We didn’t go away,” Ca- rinos (Tufts) then rolled Teddy Beaudet’s (North- Justin Cherry (Rhode ranking among league “That was big,” Gridley ponigro said. “We kept a grounder to shortstop to eastern) leadoff double in Island) allowed just two leaders in those three and said. “Even in the first fighting and I expect that bring Murphy through the the eighth, retiring the runs on six hits but was several other offensive game, we never had that the rest of the series, from back door with the game’s side with a strikeout. charged with his first loss categories. four or five-hit inning. It both teams.” MONDAY AUGUST 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

FCBL FINAL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) Another weekend of live W L Pct. GB Streak L10 M Vineyard 36 17 .679 - 1W 6-4 Worcester 33 19 .635 2 1/2 2W 6-4 racing concludes at Suffolk Bristol 28 23 .549 7 1L 4-6 Brockton 27 29 .482 10 1/2 1L 4-6 EAST BOSTON — Suf- 3 1/4 lengths and she now Saint Alfred to prevail by led the standings with 43 Pittsfield 20 30 .400 14 1/2 1W 3-7 folk Downs concluded the has three wins from four a neck and complete one points. Nashua 21 32 .396 15 2L 7-3 third live racing and food starts. mile in 1:41.29 over a firm Dylan Davis finished Navigators 20 35 .364 17 1W 4-6 truck festival weekend of The race was run as an turf course. second with 34 points for the summer Sunday with exhibition race to start the Princess Dream is now a prize of $1,500 while Pe- SPORTS BRIEFS 12 races, two of which program. undefeated from four starts dro Monterrey, Jr. landed were $50,000 stakes races In the featured race, Jon- this year and has won sev- in the third spot with 33 Lynn Woods cross each meet. Running for horses bred in Massa- athan Buckley-saddled en of her thirteen lifetime points which was worth events will be a 30-meter chusetts. Princess Dream to her starts. She returned $4.80, $1,000 and Dyn Panell country series race for ages three and Saint Anna, owned by turf debut in the $50,000 3.00 and 2.60. Saint Alfred rounded out the stand- under and 50, 100, 200, Dr. Anthony Zizza of Sau- George F. Brown Memori- paid $3.60 and 2.40 while ings with 31 points for the The 49th annual Lynn 400, 800, one-mile and gus, stretched her speed al Turf Mile. A 5-year-old Desert Dotty returned $500 fourth prize. Summer cross country relays for ages high school out to two turns for the daughter of Freud bred $3.20. Suffolk Downs has a re- series will continue every and younger. Field events first time and notched her and owned by Mrs. Patri- This weekend also quest pending before the Wednesday until Septem- will be the standing long second consecutive stakes cia Moseley of Hamilton, marked the third $5,000 Massachusetts Gaming ber 26. jump and the softball victory in $50,000 John Princess Dream broke Jockey Challenge in which Commission to add anoth- Each evening includes a throw. All communities are Kirby Stakes. alertly and contested the the riders accumulated er weekend of live racing regular 1.59 mile, a short invited. Trained by Dylan pace under jockey Joel points towards a cash bo- to its 2018 schedule, Sep- race of the day and a long For more information, Clarke, the sophomore Sone. nus at the conclusion of tember 15-16. It is expect- race of the day. There is no visit www.lwrun.org, email daughter of Kodiak Kow- She took command at the weekend. Jockey Erik ed the MGC will take up entry fee. [email protected] or call boy had Luis Perez aboard the top of the stretch and Barbaran took home the the request at its August Refer top www.lwrun.org (781) 709-7135 or (781) as she drew off to win by held off a late charge from top prize of $2,000 and meeting. for more information. 593-6562. Youth Summer 2018-2019 Junior Betts gives Red Sox a brief lead evening track Olympic softball The fifth annual Lynn Parks and Recreation The New England Storm Youth Summer Evening Jr. Olympic Softball Pro- Track meets will be held gram, entering its 19th sea- at the Manning Field son, will be conducting girls’ track on Mondays for the youth softball tryouts during next two months from the next 3 weeks. Please Monday, July 9 until Mon- visit www.newengland- day, August 27 at 6:30 [email protected] for more p.m. There is no entry fee information. Or, please con- to participate. tact the director, John Gam- There will be running bale at jgambale.nestorm@ events and field events at aol.com. TV/RADIO

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American League National League East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 78 34 .696 — Philadelphia 63 48 .568 — New York 68 41 .624 8½ Atlanta 60 48 .556 1½ Tampa Bay 56 56 .500 22 Washington 57 54 .514 6 Toronto 51 60 .459 26½ New York 45 64 .413 17 Baltimore 34 78 .304 44 Miami 46 67 .407 18 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 61 49 .555 — Chicago 64 47 .577 — Minnesota 52 58 .473 9 Milwaukee 65 50 .565 1 Detroit 47 65 .420 15 St. Louis 58 54 .518 6½ Chicago 41 70 .369 20½ Pittsburgh 57 55 .509 7½ Kansas City 34 77 .306 27½ Cincinnati 49 63 .438 15½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 71 42 .628 — Arizona 62 51 .549 — Oakland 67 46 .593 4 Los Angeles 62 51 .549 — Seattle 64 48 .571 6½ Colorado 59 52 .532 2 Los Angeles 55 58 .487 16 San Francisco 57 56 .504 5 Texas 49 64 .434 22 San Diego 44 70 .386 18½ Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 Cincinnati 7, Washington 1, 1st game Chicago White Sox 2, Tampa Bay 1 Chicago Cubs 5, San Diego 4 Boston Red Sox’s Mookie Betts rounds first base on his solo home run during the fifth inning Cleveland 3, L.A. Angels 0 Philadelphia 8, Miami 3 of Sunday’s game against the New York Yankees. The Sox trailed the Yankees, 4-1, going into Minnesota 8, Kansas City 2 St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 4 Texas 3, Baltimore 1 Washington 6, Cincinnati 2, 2nd game the bottom of the seventh inning. Oakland 2, Detroit 1 Milwaukee 8, Colorado 4 Houston 14, L.A. Dodgers 0 N.Y. Mets 3, Atlanta 0 Toronto 5, Seattle 1 Arizona 9, San Francisco 3 Sunday’s Games Houston 14, L.A. Dodgers 0 Chicago White Sox 8, Tampa Bay 7 Sunday’s Games Cleveland 4, L.A. Angels 3 Atlanta 5, N.Y. Mets 4, 10 innings Minnesota 6, Kansas City 5 Philadelphia 5, Miami 3 Baltimore 9, Texas 6 St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1 Angels’ Scioscia: I’m not going anywhere Oakland 6, Detroit 0 Washington 2, Cincinnati 1 L.A. Dodgers 3, Houston 2 Colorado 5, Milwaukee 4, 11 innings Seattle 6, Toronto 3 San Diego 10, Chicago Cubs 6 CLEVELAND (AP) longtime baseball writer cock. That’s all it is.” N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 8:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 3, Houston 2 Monday’s Games San Francisco 3, Arizona 2 — Los Angeles Angels Ken Rosenthal, citing un- Following last season, Minnesota (Gibson 5-8) at Cleveland Monday’s Games manager Mike Scioscia named major league sourc- Scioscia, Angels general (Bauer 10-6), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Bailey 1-8) at N.Y. Mets (Synder- Seattle (LeBlanc 6-2) at Texas (Perez 2-4), gaard 6-2), 7:10 p.m. reached deep into his vo- es, reported that Scioscia manager Billy Eppler and 8:05 p.m. St. Louis (Weaver 6-9) at Miami (Chen 3-8), cabulary to describe a re- — the longest-tenured owner Arte Moreno jointly N.Y. Yankees (Lynn 7-8) at Chicago White 7:10 p.m. Sox (Covey 4-7), 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hamels 6-9) at Kansas City port saying he’ll step down manager in the majors — said they would put off any Chicago Cubs (Hamels 6-9) at Kansas City (Junis 6-11), 8:15 p.m. after this season. and the Angels had reached talks about the 59-year- (Junis 6-11), 8:15 p.m. Pittsburgh (Musgrove 4-5) at Colorado Detroit (Boyd 6-9) at L.A. Angels (Tropeano (Freeland 9-7), 8:40 p.m. “Poppycock,” Sciocsia a mutual decision to part old manager’s future — or 4-6), 10:07 p.m. Philadelphia (Arrieta 9-6) at Arizona (Godley Houston (Morton 12-2) at San Francisco 12-6), 9:40 p.m. said Sunday, using a dated ways after this season. a possible contract exten- (Rodriguez 5-1), 10:15 p.m. Houston (Morton 12-2) at San Francisco term for “nonsense.” Scioscia said that’s not sion — until the 2018 sea- Tuesday’s Games (Rodriguez 5-1), 10:15 p.m. Houston at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. Tuesday’s Games A day after The Athlet- true, and he has “no idea” son was over. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 1:05 p.m., 1st ic reported that Scioscia where the report originated. Scioscia is in the final Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. game Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Houston at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. is expected to end his 19- “Nothing has changed year of a 10-year deal he Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m., 2nd year run with the Angels since we talked in October,” signed in 2008. N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 game p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. in October, the manager he said, referring to what One of the game’s most Chicago Cubs at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. St. Louis at Miami, 7:10 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS strongly dismissed the re- he told reporters at the likable managers, the for- L.A. Dodgers at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. San Diego at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Detroit at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Manager Mike Scios- port and insisted that he end of last season about mer major league catch- Pittsburgh at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. still loves what he’s doing. his status. “There’s always er was in a playful mood Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. cia nixes reports he’s L.A. Dodgers at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. leaving at the end of Shortly after the Angels chatter out there. That’s and joked with reporters the season. were beaten 3-0 by the In- it. Nothing’s changed. The while sitting in the dug- TRANSACTIONS dians on Saturday night, only word I have is poppy- out before Sunday’s game.

BASEBALL Anthony Swarzak on the 10-day DL, American League retroactive to Saturday, Aug. 4. Hall wins Women’s Britsh Open crown HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed RHP Recalled RHP Jacob Rhame from Las Lance McCullers Jr. on the 10-day Vegas (PCL). Traded RHP Eric Villan- LYTHAM ST. ANNES, gripping final-round duel ººHall then hugged her career. DL. Reinstated RHP Roberto Osuna ueva to Detroit for cash. Signed LHP England (AP) — Named in at Royal Lytham to win playing partner from Georgia was born during from the restricted list. Matt Gage to a minor league con- LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Designat- tract. honor of a famous Masters the Women’s British Open Thailand before being lift- the 1996 Masters won by ed INF Luis Valbuena for assignment. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Sent RHP victory, Georgia Hall has for her first major title on ed off her feet by her cad- English golfer Nick Faldo Recalled RHP Deck McGuire from Jerad Eickhoff to Clearwater (FSL) for her hands on one of the big Sunday. die, father Wayne. at Augusta, Georgia. She Salt Lake (PCL). a rehab assignment. trophies in women’s golf at Hull tapped in for a bo- It was fitting that Wayne, was named in honor of MINNESOTA TWINS — Sent RHP PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned Aaron Slegers to Rochester (IL) for a RHP Alex McRae to Indianapolis (IL). the age of 22. gey — her first of the day a former two-handicapper that victory, which came rehab assignment. Recalled RHP Casey Sadler from Indi- The Englishwoman — at the last hole to clinch himself, was on the bag after Faldo overcame a TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned RHP Aus- anapolis. reeled in long-time leader a two-shot victory over to experience the biggest six-stroke deficit to Greg tin Pruitt to Durham (IL). Reinstated ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Claimed Pornanong Phatlum in a Pornanong. moment of his daughter’s Norman in the final round. LHP Blake Snell from the 10-day DL. RHP Tyson Ross off waivers from San TEXAS RANGERS — Signed RHP Diego. Drew Hutchison. Optioned RHP Aus- SAN DIEGO PADRES — Selected the TODAY IN SPORTS tin Bibens-Dirkx to Round Rock (PCL). contract of RHP Trey Wingenter from National League El Paso (PCL). ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Sent Aug. 6 tive perfect game in women’s softball 1995 — Canada’s Donovan Bailey University of Toledo basketball player, Released LHP Jorge De La Rosa. RHP Hunter Strickland to the AZL 1926 — Nineteen-year-old Gertrude at the Pan American Games. Doom wins the 100 meters at World Track is charged with point shaving. Ville- CHICAGO CUBS — Sent RHP Anthony Giants Black for a rehab assignment. Ederle of New York City becomes the threw a perfect game at the Nether- and Field Championships in Gote- gas, who played basketball for four Bass to Iowa (PCL) for a rehab WASHINGTON NATIONALS — first woman to swim the English lands Antilles in the opener of the borg, Sweden, marking the first time years at Toledo, is accused of shav- assignment. Recalled RHP Austin Voth from Syra- Channel as she crosses the water- competition and matches that perfor- since 1976 an American fails to win ing points in games during the 2004- CINCINNATI REDS — Optioned RHP cuse (IL). Traded RHP Shawn Kelley way in 14 hours and 31 minutes. mance against Nicaragua, winning a medal in the event at a major 05 and 2005-06 seasons. Austin Brice to Louisville (IL). and cash considerations to Oakland 1958 — Glen Davis of Columbus, 8-0. meet. 2008 — Kim Terrell-Kearney wins the COLORADO ROCKIES — Placed RHP for international bonus slot value. Ohio, sets a world record in the 400 1992 — Carl Lewis leads a U.S. 1999 — Tony Gwynn goes 4-for-5, first professional championship Antonio Senzatela on the 10-day DL, American Association hurdles with a time of 49.2 in a sweep in the long jump in the Olym- singling in his first at-bat to become match featuring two black bowlers, retroactive to Friday, Aug. 3. Recalled GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — meet at Budapest, Hungary. pics with a mark of 28 feet, 5 1-2 the 22nd major leaguer to reach beating Trisha Reid 216-189 in the OF David Dahl from Albuquerque Released RHP Edward Cruz. 1966 — Muhammad Ali knocks out inches on his first attempt. Mike 3,000 hits, as the San Diego Padres U.S. Bowling Congress’ U.S. Wom- (PCL). LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Activated Brian London in the third round to Powell takes the silver and Joe beat the Montreal Expos 12-10. en’s Open. Terrell-Kearney collects MIAMI MARLINS — Sent RHP Drew RHP Brad Thoutt from the DL. retain his world heavyweight title. Greene the bronze. Kevin Young 2006 — Sherri Steinhauer wins the her second U.S. Women’s Open title Rucinski to Jupiter (FSL) for a rehab TEXAS AIRHOGS — Signed C Sebas- 1972 — South African Gary Player demolishes one of track’s oldest Women’s British Open for the third and third career major title. assignment. tian Murray. wins his second PGA golf champion- records with a time of 46.78 sec- time, and the first since it became a 2010 — Tyson Gay upsets the MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Placed FOOTBALL ship with a two-stroke victory over onds in the 400 hurdles. Bruce major. defending world and Olympic champi- RHP Taylor Williams on the 10-day National Football League Jim Jamieson and Tommy Aaron. Baumgartner becomes the first Amer- 2006 — Tiger Woods wins his 50th on Usain Bolt in a race between the DL, retroactive to Friday, Aug. 3. BUFFALO BILLS — Activated WR Zay 1978 — John Mahaffey beats Tom ican wrestler to win medals in three PGA Tour title, shooting his fourth- two fastest runners in history. Gay Recalled RHP Jacob Barnes from Col- Jones from the non-football injury list. Watson and Jerry Pate on the second straight Olympics, taking the gold in straight 6-under 66 for a three-stroke beats the Jamaican at the DN Galan orado Springs (PCL). Claimed RHP PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Signed coach hole of the sudden death playoff to the 286-pound freestyle division. victory over Jim Furyk in the Buick meet in 9.84 seconds at the same Jordan Lyles off waivers from San Doug Pederson and executive vice presi- win the PGA Championship. 1994 — Jeff Gordon wins the Brick- Open. Woods is the seventh member stadium where Bolt last lost a race Diego. dent of football operations Howie Rose- 1991 — Debbie Doom of the United yard 400, the first stock car race at of the PGA Tour’s 50-win club. two years ago. Bolt finishes second NEW YORK METS — Placed RHP man to contract extensions. States pitches her second consecu- the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 2008 — Sammy Villegas, a former in 9.97. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 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 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Find a creative way to put Don’t give up when you should Look at new possibilities and Personal gains should be your Personal progress can be Your emotional energy will your money to good use. be picking up the pace and moneymaking ventures. Don’t target. Whether they be physi- made if you focus on self-im- help you get things done. Pay pushing your way to the finish feel you must be excessive. provement. Networking will Saving will give you a sense cal, emotional or financial in attention to detail and focus line. A passionate attitude will Baby steps building on con- nature, put the necessary ener- lead to interesting encounters of accomplishment and help encourage others to pitch in crete plans will be your ticket and information that will help on personal improvements that ease the stress of being in gy into reaching the goals you will help you look and feel your and help. to success. Set boundaries set. Romance is highlighted. you make a life-altering deci- debt. and know your limits. sion. best. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don’t take someone’s word. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Emotional misinterpretation CANCER (June 21-July 22) Take a break or do something Gather facts and come up with The changes you make at Inconsistency will lead to Use your skills innovatively. your own plan. An innovative home will produce greater se- can cause problems. Make conflict. Sort out what you re- different. A change will be as A chance to raise your profile idea will change your life and curity and stability. Don’t let sure you are clear about how ally want before you share your good as a rest. An old idea will lead to a partnership with anyone use force to convince someone feels or what his or plans with others. It’s import- willn affect how others view take on a new and exciting di- someone who is just as cre- you to do anything that you feel her intentions are. Ulterior mo- ant to be reliable if you want you. Stand tall and give it your rection. ative as you are. is not right for you. tives can disrupt your plans. others to support your plans. all.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Loyal worker is out of a job following knee replacements The lead that defies the age DEAR ABBY: After 16 Out of all the siblings, I Adlai Stevenson, in a from the bidding that the op- years of loyal and dedicat- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van have the most room (we speech at the University of ponents had a lot of clubs. I ed service to my employer, Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, are recent empty nesters), Wisconsin in 1952, said, “If thought my partner was likely we value the pursuit of knowl- to ruff the first trick. He did I find myself out of work. and was founded by her mother, and I could swing it finan- Months ago, I needed dou- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at edge, we must be free to fol- not, but I was sure he was cially. I suppose I should low wherever that search may ble knee replacements. I going to ruff on the second DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los just get over it and help lead us.” gave him three months’ round, so I played another Angeles, CA 90069. because he’s family, but A bridge player is free to club without hesitation.” Not notice about my surgery, I’m afraid my husband select his or her own opening bad for an 8-year-old! planning to return on DEAR DEEPLY HURT: DEAR ABBY: My broth- lead. To test yourself today, At the other table in a June 1. It was a one-girl won’t be so forgiving. look only at the West hand You have my sympathy. er “Nick” was married for teams match, North-South office; I was responsible and the auction. What would For your boss to have 17 years until he got CAUGHT IN THE stopped in game, so the Altun for all the administrative you select? team gained 11 internation- kicked you while you were caught cheating on his MIDDLE duties. In the bidding, since al match points. But if Tuana down is disgraceful. Run wife with her much-young- two clubs was natural and When I called my em- DEAR CAUGHT: It’s had defended differently, her this scenario by an attor- er niece. He’s 34; she’s 20. ployer, he said, “Sorry. No game-forcing, North’s jump team would have lost 11. ney who specializes in la- They say they are in love. difficult, but I’ll refrain to four hearts indicated three- work,” and hung up on me! In the event as a whole, six bor issues and ask if you Nick has come home to from commenting on your card support and a minimum I am 64 years old and job- hearts was bid at 31 tables have any recourse. Al- be near family because he brother’s morals or judg- (the principle of fast arriv- less. I haven’t written a and made 23 times. though you can’t think has been a stay-at-home ment. Whether you should al — the quicker you get to resume in more than 20 game, the weaker your hand). straight right now, I as- dad for the last four years get into the middle of this years. How do I start re- South’s jump to slam without sure you the lawyer will be and doesn’t have the building my life? mess because Nick is fami- using Blackwood suggested a able to advise you with a means to start over with- Life is not kind when ly isn’t a question I can void somewhere. dispassionate eye. out help. (They lived 10 you are over 50, and I nev- answer. And you won’t This deal was reported by And while you are at it, hours away.) The problem er thought this day would know the answer until af- Sueleyman Kolata from a start constructing your re- is, he has asked to stay come. I had intended to ter you have discussed it tournament in Turkey. Sitting sume. Although there may with me, which would’ve West was Tuana Altun, playing work until I was 70. I can’t with your husband. not be a job opening in the been fine, but he’s bring- with her brother, Toygar Tuncay think straight, and am P.S. I’m so mad I changed field you were working in, ing along his new love. We Altun. She immediately led a hurt beyond words that I surely there is work for all love Nick’s wife, and my mind about not being low club. Back in at trick two was tossed to the curb af- with her heart ace, she led a someone with a 16-year they have three children judgmental. It would be ter being a loyal and dedi- poetic justice if the niece second club, which her broth- cated employee all these history of loyal service to together. To let his lover er ruffed to defeat the slam. met a handsome hunk her years. one employer and the skills stay here with him feels When asked about her de- you have acquired and like a betrayal of my sis- age and dumped your fense, Tuana said, “I knew DEEPLY HURT polished along the way. ter-in-law. brother.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Mary W. Kubai and Julius K. Kubai to Mortgage Electronic mortgage given by Andrew C. Coule to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration mortgage given by Ian M. McLeod to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc., Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Taylor, Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Mortgage dated November 16, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp., "Lender"; its successors and assigns dated April Financial, Inc., "Lender"; and its successors and assigns dated October 1, 2013 Registry of Deeds at Book 25109, Page 1, of which mortgage the undersigned is 24, 2009 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Deeds, in Book 28539, Page 107, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated 32863, Page 289, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated February 10, Inc., to US Bank National Association as Trustee dated June 17, 2009 and August 3, 2011 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of 2017 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, recorded with said registry on July 30, 2009 at Book 28825 Page 181 and by Deeds, Book 30585, Page 4, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated 35722, Page 124, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for assignment from U.S. Bank, National Association, as Trustee to U.S. Bank National February 12, 2014 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the Association, as Trustee, for RASC 2006-EMXI dated September 17, 2012 and Deeds, Book 33265, Page 208, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM, on August 20, 2018, on the recorded with said registry on September 26, 2012 at Book 31756 Page 564, for dated March 28, 2014 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry premises known as 4 Graves Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the of Deeds, Book 33342, Page 110, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 p.m. on August 22, 2018, on the dated March 6, 2018 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry appurtenances thereto, to wit: of Deeds, Book 36699, Page 393, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage mortgaged premises located at 20-22 Sweetser Terrace, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, dated March 6, 2018 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry A parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon in said Lynn, now known as 4 of Deeds, Book 36699, Page 394, of which mortgage the undersigned is the Graves Avenue, being shown as Lot D on a Plan showing revision of Lots 19, 20 TO WIT: present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose and 21 Glenmere Park, Lynn, Eastman & Bradoed C. E.'s dated November 15, of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM, on August 1915, recorded with Essex South District Deeds in Book 2334, Page 287, The land, together with the buildings thereon in said Lynn, Essex County, 20, 2018, on the premises known as Unit No. 103 of the Boston Place bounded and escribed as Follows: Condominium, 518 Boston Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and NORTHEASTERLY by Graves Avenue, 52.65 feet; appurtenances thereto, to wit: Southeasterly: by Sweetser Terrace, 50 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Goodrige Street, 70.48 feet; UNIT No. 103, 518 Boston Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01905, of the Boston Southwesterly: by lot 14 on plan hereinafter referred to, 100 feet; Place Condominium, a condominium in Lynn, Essex County, MA, established SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot C on plan, 46.11 feet; and pursuant to Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 183A, which Unit is shown as Unit No. 103, Northwesterly: by land now or formerly of Sweetser, 50 feet; and located at 518 Boston Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01905 of the condominium NORTHWESTERLY by Lot B on said plan, 70 feet. as reflected on the plans of the condominium and units as recorded with the Northeasterly: by Lot 12 on said plan, 100 feet. aforementioned Master Deed and a copy of which is recorded herewith. Containing 3366 square feet according to said plan, be all of said measurements Being Lot 13 on plan of Sweetser, recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book more or less. Said unit is conveyed together with an undivided .10% interest in the "Common 1965, Page 600. Said premises are known as and numbered 20-22 Sweetser Terraces. Areas" and Facilities of the property described in said Master Deed attributed to Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real said Unit and together with any Exclusive rights described in said Master Deed. estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor(s) by deed The Post Office address of Unit No. 103, located at 518 Boston Street, Lynn, charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 23410, Page 180. Massachusetts, 01905. The Unit is intended to be used solely for residential partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other purposes. municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23410, Page 180. Said premises are conveyed subject to rights, easements, agreements and asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , restrictions referred to and contained in the Master Deed; the provisions of Mass. to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Gen. Laws Chapter 183A, as amended; the Declaration of Trust of the Boston rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. Place Condominium dated July 27th, 2006, and recorded with said Master Deed of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax as hereinabove referred: the by-laws of said Trust which are set forth therein and Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or recorded therewith in said Registry, together with the obligation to pay the $10,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, proportionate shares attributable to said Unit No. 103, of the common expenses of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, assessed by the Trustees for which the Grantee, by acceptance hereof, agrees to check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. perform and assume, and together with such taxes attributable to said Unit No. with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 208, North 103, of the current fiscal year as are not yet now due and payable. Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Said premises are also conveyed with an exclusive right to use two parking spaces, TERMS OF SALE: as described in the Master Deed dated July 27th, 2006 and recorded at Book In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank 25928, Page 572 and as more particularly described the Site Plan previously purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. recorded with said Master Deeds. Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, Dated: July 23, 2018 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. Present holder of said mortgage TION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR RESIDENTIAL ASSET SECURITIES CORPORATION, HOME EQUITY MORTGAGE ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of Nationstar Mortgage LLC 2006-EMX1 $10,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place by its Attorneys Present holder of said mortgage of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified Guaetta and Benson, LLC check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire By its Attorneys, with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 208, North P.O. Box 519 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Chelmsford, MA 01824 150 California Street Item: July 30, August 6, 13, 2018 In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in Newton, MA 02458 purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of (617) 558-0500 Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the 201710-0305 - YEL (SEAL) foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure Item: July 30, August 6, 13, 2018 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, LAND COURT providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written (SEAL) Case No. 18 SM 004417 notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT ORDER OF NOTICE Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 18SM004319 TO: Dated: July 23, 2018 ORDER OF NOTICE Kenneth G. Robinson Present holder of said mortgage Patricia A. Robinson To: Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB d/b/a Christiana Trust as Owner Trustee of Ernesto A. Henriquez a/k/a Ernesto Henriquez and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 the Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): by its Attorneys and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Guaetta and Benson, LLC U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: Future Capital LLC Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire P.O. Box 519 Selene Finance LP claiming to have an interest in a mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Chelmsford, MA 01824 numbered 4 Saunders Road, given by Kenneth G. Robinson and Patricia A. Item: July 30, August 6, 13, 2018 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Robinson to National City Bank, dated July 9, 2007, and recorded in the Essex numbered 105 Grant Street, given by Ernesto A. Henriquez to Mortgage Electronic County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27016, Page 416, as Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgageit, Inc., dated March 29, 2007, affected by Mortgage Subordination Agreement dated January 30, 2008 and CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book recorded at Book 27513, Page 382, and now held by plaintiff by assignment, PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 17CP0270LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, 26695, Page 156, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex County with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 Servicemembers status. TO: Ronald S. Francis, Any unknown and unnamed father of child mentioned If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Jaelah Ashleyana Francis: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers DCF, seeking, as to the following child, Jaelah A. Francis, that said child be found States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on in need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September September 10, 2018 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it 10, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the entitled to the benefits of said Act. finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of benefits of said Act. the child would be served by said disposition. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on July 26, 2018. Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief Justice of this Court on July 30, 2018 You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Attest: Deborah J. Patterson above, on the following date and time: 09/10/2018 09:00 AM Pre Trial Recorder Attest: Conference (CR/CV) 11849 Deborah J. Patterson You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the Item: August 6, 2018 Recorder court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to Item: August 6, 2018 represent you. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. Have a story to share? For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 781 586-0415. WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate DATE ISSUED: 07/16/2018 Need a question answered? 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By Ros Idin Tenggara province, which and Ali Kotarumalos includes Lombok, told In- ASSOCIATED PRESS donesian TV the death toll had risen to 39. Earlier, MATARAM, Indonesia officials had said at least — A powerful earthquake three people had died. struck the Indonesian The quake, recorded at tourist island of Lom- magnitude 7.0 by the U.S. bok on Sunday, killing at Geological Survey, struck PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS least 39 people and shak- early Sunday evening at ing neighboring Bali, one The wreckage of the propeller plane, Ju 52, after it crashed, Saturday, on the Piz Segnas mountain. a depth of 6 miles in the week after another quake northern part of Lombok. on Lombok killed more "I was watching TV when than a dozen. I felt a big shake," said Ha- Old-time plane crashes in Swiss Alps, 20 dead The latest quake, which rian, a Lombok woman triggered a brief tsunami who uses one name. "The By Geir Moulson southeast, at an altitude seven couples from vari- Photos released by Grau- warning, damaged build- lamp was shaking and ASSOCIATED PRESS of about 8,330 feet above ous parts of Switzerland, buenden canton (state) po- ings as far away as Den- people were shouting 'Get sea level. a couple from neighboring lice showed the crumpled pasar on Bali, including a out.' I ran out into the dark BERLIN — A vintage There was no immediate Austria and their son, and wreckage of the plane ly- department store and the because the power cut off." propeller plane plunged word on the cause of the the three crew members. ing on the mountain, with airport terminal, where A tsunami warning was near-vertically into a crash, and officials said Their names were not re- only the upside-down tail ceiling panels were shak- lifted after waves just 6 Swiss mountain, killing they expect a complex in- leased. more or less intact. en loose, authorities said. inches high were record- all 20 people on board as vestigation given that the The fully booked plane Police said they were not Video showed screaming ed in three villages, said they returned from a two- 79-year-old plane was not was flying the passengers aware of any distress call people running in pan- the head of Indonesia's day trip to southern Swit- equipped with black box- back to its base at Due- from the aircraft before it ic from houses in a Bali Meteorology, Climatology zerland, investigators said es. bendorf, near Zurich, from crashed. neighborhood and vehi- and Geophysics Agency, Sunday. Police said Sunday they a two-day trip to Switzer- "We can assume that cles rocking. On Lombok, Dwikorita Karnawati. The Junkers Ju-52 had determined that the land's Italian-speaking the aircraft hit the ground soldiers and other rescu- National Disaster Miti- plane, operated by small 17 passengers and three southern Ticino region. It near-vertically and at rela- ers carried injured people gation Agency spokesman Swiss company Ju-Air, crew members on board crashed shortly before 5 tively high speed," Daniel on stretchers and carpets Sutopo Purwo Nugroho went down Saturday on the plane all died. p.m. Saturday, less than Knecht of the Swiss Trans- to an evacuation center. said the quake was felt the Piz Segnas mountain The victims were 11 men 50 minutes after taking portation Safety Investiga- Muhammad Rum, head strongly across Lombok above the Alpine resort and nine women between off from Locarno's Maga- tion Board said at a news of the disaster manage- and Bali and had damaged of Flims in the country's the ages of 42 and 84— dino airfield. conference in Flims. ment agency in West Nusa houses on both islands.

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IN MEMORIAM MICHAEL D. CONTINO 2017 ~ AUGUST 5 ~ 2018 ON HIS FIRST ANNIVERSARY In memory of "IRON" Mike who passed away one year ago. You will always be in our thoughts, and sadly missed by friends and family. A. "COOKIE" Colella B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 HEALTH How having space, even just a tiny Insider Q&A: one, is helping Chicago’s homeless Why is the price By Alison Bowen CHICAGO TRIBUNE of insulin rising? When he wakes up in the morning, David Wil- By Matthew Perrone liams doesn’t reach for his ASSOCIATED PRESS phone. He knows where WASHINGTON — Ris- it is — safely stowed in ing prices for insulin are a black metal locker on a getting scrutiny from dia- nearby wall. betes patients, physicians Williams is one of hun- and politicians. dreds of homeless young More than 7 million adults who spend the Americans with diabetes night at The Crib, part need insulin to control of The Night Ministry, a their blood sugar and nonprofit that provides stave off dangerous com- housing and health care plications. The average to homeless Chicagoans. price of insulin tripled Last summer, The Crib between 2002 and 2013, installed small lockers according to the Ameri- where people can charge can Medical Association. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS their cellphones overnight The group recently called — and lock them up. on regulators to monitor Diabetes specialist Dr. It’s a huge change, Wil- competition among the Robert Lash. liams said. His phone is ful- three drugmakers who ly charged when he wakes, control the market. maximize their own profit. and there’s less concern PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE The Associated Press Q: How do these prices about it getting stolen. David Williams, 22, sorts through the sleeping mats he cleaned the prior spoke with diabetes spe- impact patients? “I don’t really worry about night as part of his chores at The Crib in Chicago, Ill. cialist Dr. Robert Lash, an A: When patients don’t it too much,” he said. “Ever executive with the Endo- have insurance and can’t since (the lockers) have the fast pace and social at- dreds of storage options zation to purchase char- crine Society, about insu- afford their insulin, bad been here, they’ve been re- mosphere. are available for home- ger lockers for its Interim lin prices. things can happen. They ally helping out.” The ge- “I like the fact that you’re less young people, who Housing Program in West Q: What accounts for may use less insulin than nial 22-year-old likes locker not sitting in one spot — stow clothes, medication Town, as well as padlocks that price difference? they should and their glu- No. 3. He says he uses it you’re moving around,” he and books for school, or for wardrobes for Lakev- A: You have asked the cose isn’t well controlled so whenever it’s free. said. “You get smiles, you keepsakes and legal docu- iew’s Response-Ability question that everyone they are more likely to have A few years ago, before get laughter.” Plus, he add- ments. These lockers, and Pregnant and Parenting keeps asking. These in- complications of diabetes. the lockers were available, ed, you get to eat. the phone-charging lockers Program, which houses sulins have been around Q: How are doctors re- some people would wake Ashley Bosco, a Crib em- at The Crib, were funded pregnant and parenting for 20 years, they’re made sponding? to find their phones gone. ployee, said the lockers by the Chicago Youth Stor- young women and their pretty much the exact A: There is a movement Fights broke out; people have made a big difference age Initiative, which began children. same way in the exact among some endocrinol- worried about losing other in the lives of those who in 2015. At that time, ac- For Williams, who said same factories. What oth- ogists to go back to older personal belongings while sleep on the multipurpose cording to the group, fewer he first began looking for er manufactured product forms of insulin because they were asleep. room floor. than 40 storage units were a place to sleep that wasn’t do you know that shows they are so much cheap- Now, with 22 small met- “It’s a blessing,” said Bos- available at programs for the street at age 18, hav- no economies of scale er. They wouldn’t be for al lockers, fewer thefts co of the lockers. “We want homeless youths in Chica- ing a charged phone is one and no price drop in 20 everybody, but there are happen at the shelter. And you to feel like you’re calm, go, and it estimated about step toward stability. He years? TVs, phones, cars probably a lot of people people like Williams have you’re safe. No one’s going 12,200 young people did can wake up, knowing it’s get cheaper — but insulin who could use the older fully charged phones to to bother you.” The Crib, not have a place to sleep on fully charged. Should he never does. insulins. The trouble is call friends throughout which is LGBTQ-friendly, a nightly basis. need it for a phone inter- And the reason it doesn’t that these newer insulins the day and search for hosts young adults ages Burke Patton, a spokes- view, it’s there. And it’s one is that it’s a medicine that have been around so long jobs. Williams says he en- 18 to 24. It provided 6,827 person for the Night Min- less thing to worry about. everybody needs and it that we have multiple joys restaurant work. He shelter bed nights for 227 istry, said a grant from the “I just want to be stable has an incredibly compli- generations of physicians previously worked as a people last year. Chicago Youth Storage Ini- in all the right places,” he cated supply chain where who have never used the food runner, and he likes Across the city, hun- tiative allowed the organi- said. every player is trying to older insulins before.

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