SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 Marbleheader talks the talk Car breaks about walking the Walk have Lynn

MARBLEHEAD — A breast cancer, she wants to help ensure cancer. So far, $21 million has cancer survivor has been named excellent, compassionate, and been collected. Ward 1 on co-chair of Sunday’s North Shore life-saving cancer care nearby. Proceeds support oncology ser- Cancer Walk. Registration for the 6.2-mile vices at North Shore Medical Dr. Allyson Preston of Mar- walk starts at 7:30 a.m. and the Center and the Massachusetts high alert blehead has participated in the walk is set for 9 a.m. from Salem General/North Shore Cancer charity for years. She began Willows Park on Fort Avenue in Center. when her children were in stroll- Salem. Walkers are encouraged In the past, contributions have By Thomas Grillo ers. This weekend, her 9-year-old to take shuttles from Shetland supported renovations, clinical ITEM STAFF granddaughter will walk for the Properties at 29 Congress St. trials, wellness services such as LYNN — A rash of car break-ins second time. For more than two decades, the massage and acupuncture to help has spurred a city councilor and the Preston volunteered, she said, walk has brought the community WALK, A7 police to issue a warning: lock your because as a physician who beat together to raise money to ght Dr. Allyson Preston car. Ward 1 Councilor Wayne Lozzi said he has heard from constitu- ents and saw postings on Facebook Celebrating about a series of car burglaries in the last two weeks. “It might be the result of so much centuries more drug use that there are young people out there stealing from un- locked vehicles,” he said. “It’s that in Saugus time of year and these hoodlums are going around looking for open By Bridget Turcotte vehicles and stealing whatever’s in ITEM STAFF view.” The break-ins have been reported SAUGUS — Five women cele- on Harris, Colmer and Cedar Brook brated a combined 513 years of roads, Lozzi said. life Friday afternoon. A homeowner who has lived on Muriel Fresco, 100, born on Colmer Road for 20 years and de- March 18, 1917; Marion Rum- clined to give her name said her son, 102, born on Nov. 2, 1915; husband’s Toyota Tundra was Nellie Warrington, turning 103, robbed in the driveway overnight born on Aug. 16, 1914; Marga- Tuesday. Fishing rods, a sh nd- ret Cohen, 103, born on June er, a cell phone charger, and change 20, 1914; and Theoni Dezerene, were stolen she said. 105, born on June 20, 1912, “He discovered it in the morning celebrated their milestones at a when he went out to the truck to birthday party held at Saugus get a wrench and noticed the glove Center, a nursing and rehab box was pulled open and he knew it didn’t look right,” she said. “He facility on Lincoln Avenue. Clockwise from top, Theoni “It’s remarkable (to have ve locks his car, so they must have Dezerene, who turned 105, looks at used a Slim Jim.” people over 100 years old),” said the birthday cake that was brought She said the neighborhood is safe Rumson, who lived in Revere out during the celebration at Sau- and such instances are rare. her entire life and worked at gus Center on Friday; Marion Police Lt. Michael Kmiec con- Polaroid. “It’s wonderful. I’ve Rumson, who turned 102, enjoys rmed there have been a total of 19 got such a wonderful family. the festivities during the birthday break-ins over the last two weeks God gifted me. I couldn’t ask for celebration; Nellie Warrington, 103, in Ward 1 and other sections of the anything better.” enjoys some ice cream; Margaret city including Dona and Mayfair Dezerene was proud to be Cohen, 103, left, and her daughter, streets and Sanger, Euclid, Lake the oldest birthday girl in the Beverly Stone, wait for certi cates View, and Magnolia avenues. bunch. She said she was im- to be handed out; Muriel Fresco, “Thieves will break a window if pressed with the party. 100, enjoys the cake and ice cream. they see something extremely valu- “It’s quite an idea,” she said. able inside, but for the most part “It brings back good memories.” ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK they are looking for the easy score,” A Saugus resident since 1949, he said. “They will pull on door han- Dezerene is a rehab patient dles at night and if they nd one who will return home when she open, they’ll take anything they can regains her strength, she said. stuff into a backpack.” She and her 95-year-old friend Thomas Grillo can be reached at drove to lunch to celebrate her [email protected]. birthday earlier in the week. Rosie the Riveter, who worked as a lathe operator during INSIDE World War II, had a word of advice for younger generations. “If you pray to God, listen to In Lynn Tech steps up for veterans. A3 your parents, and ignore the naughty things, you will be In Sports good,” she said. “Go to school Late rally lifts Lynn 13s. B1 and be kind to people. That’s what matters.” LOOK! The centenarians gathered Iarrobino celebrates with family members over cake retirement. A8 and ice cream, brought by state Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus). Wong also gave the birthday girls citations from the State House. “They have seen so much life,” said Wong. “They could teach us a lot.” Bridget Turcotte can be reached at [email protected]. Fol- low her on Twitter @BridgetTur- cotte. Thin blue line leads No bail for man charged in from Lynn to Medford murder of delivery driver By Bridget Turcotte shot in his car. By Matt Demirs father, Kevin J. Calnan, ITEM STAFF Brito pleaded not guilty to FOR THE ITEM an attorney who was a charges of rst degree mur- Massachusetts State Po- SALEM — A New Hamp- der, aggravated rape, aggra- MEDFORD — Padraig lice trooper for 26 years. shire man pleaded not vated kidnapping, armed Calnan is the latest “He is the best guy on guilty to the murder of a member of the family the planet,” said his fa- 24-year-old Atha’s Famous robbery while masked, and to join law enforcement, ther. “He is smart, studi- Roast Beef deliveryman illegal possession of a re- making his dad proud. ous, physically in shape, in Essex County Superior arm and ammunition. He The former Lynn resi- and a voracious reader. Court Friday. was ordered to remain held dent, who served on the Part of his personality is Brian Brito, 21, of Man- without bail until his next Boston University Med- that he is a caring per- court appearance on Aug. COURTESY PHOTO chester, N.H., is accused ical Center police force, son and always wants to of killing Mohammadreza 10. was sworn into the Med- x things between peo- Padraig Calnan, center, with Medford Police Sina Zangiband on March A man who witnessed ford Police Department ple.” Chief Leo Sacco, left, and his father, Massa- 27 in Lynn. Zangiband was the shooting told police he on Wednesday. Calnan said his son’s chusetts State Police Lt. (Ret.) Kevin J. Cal- delivering food on Bowl- saw a dark-colored Audi Calnan was joined by nan, Esq., at a graduation ceremony held at er Street, near St. Pius V family, friends, and his CALNAN, A7 Local 103 IBEW Hall in Dorchester. School, when he was fatally MURDER, A7

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Jose J. Minaya, 51 Malden School Committee 1965-2017 member won’t seek reelection LYNN — Jose J. football, etc. Minaya, “Eddy,” age Jose Minaya was 51, of Lynn, passed preceded in death By Steve Freker Councilor-at-Large Deb- committee has faced in his ing skills for our commu- away unexpectedly by his loving mother FOR THE ITEM bie DeMaria. nearly four years of ser- nity.” Silverman, one of three vice. He stressed the impor- on June 20, 2017, of Mercedes Minaya MALDEN — Two-term natural causes. and is survived by teachers, two retired, on “Throughout, we have tance of the schools and Malden School Commit- Jose was born in parents, Remigio the committee, said he has consistently reinforced the role the committee the Dominican Re- Minaya and his wife teeman Larry Silverman been honored to serve. that the work being done plays in their steward- public on Aug. 21, Socorro Minaya; will not seek reelection. “It has been a great hon- with our students and ship. 1965. He graduated brothers and sisters, The Ward 3 representa- or to play a part in setting teachers should and will “Strong public schools from Lynn Vocational Techni- Carlos E. Minaya, Edgar Mi- tive on the eight-member the course forward for our come first,” Silverman are essential to strong cit- cal High School in 1985. He naya, Ediburga Minaya (Ella), panel told his colleagues great school system and said. “We have made great ies. In the coming years, continued striving by joining Miriam Minaya, Milagros Mi- on Monday. city,” Silverman said in a strides in looking at our Malden and its leaders the United States Army Re- naya, and Joel Minaya; chil- He was first elected in statement. long-term technology should make sure to de- serves “First Battalion Com- dren, Remy Minaya and his 2013 when he replaced He noted the many fi- plan, and understanding vote more resources to our pany D13” and served for wife Gicela Minaya, Christine former School Committee- nancial challenges and the importance of practi- greatest asset, our kids,” our country for more than 10 Minaya, Mercedes N. Minaya; woman and present City leadership changes the cal social-emotional learn- Silverman said. years. grandchildren, Helen Lora, Jose J. Minaya worked as Nayalin Minaya, and Zylaiah an aviation mechanic for GE Mary Mason, nieces, Nikita Aviation and Aircraft Manufac- M. Santana, Kiara E. Santana, Prosecutors seek 35-year term turing Company for more than the Cruz family, and friends. 20 years. He enjoyed listening Service information: Visita- to genre music, Tipico, tion will be Monday 5-8 in deadly meningitis outbreak traveling to the Domin- p.m. in the GOODRICH ican Republic, breeding Funeral Home, 128 roosters, going fishing, Washington St., Lynn. By Denise Lavoie fense is recommending a knowingly ship contami- from victim impact state- watching boxing and Burial will be private. ASSOCIATED PRESS 2½- to 3-year prison term. nated drugs. ments written to the court During Cadden’s trial, “As the jury found, Mr. by relatives of people who BOSTON — Prosecu- prosecutors said he skirt- Cadden is not a murder- were sickened or died from tors say the co-founder of a ed industry regulations er. Nor is he the person the contaminated steroids. Massachusetts pharmacy on sterility in an effort the government portrayed Many of the letters de- Virginia V. Sokol, 78 linked to a deadly nation- to push production and him as at trial,” attorney scribe constant pain and 1939-2017 wide meningitis outbreak make more money. Bruce Singal wrote in his other chronic illnesses should be sent to prison for The Centers for Disease sentencing memo. people who received the 35 years for showing “an Virginia Vigliotti children, Michelle Control and Prevention Prosecutors said the ste- injections continue to face. unconscionable disregard Sokol, born Jan. 3, McEwen, Justin Vi- traced the illnesses and roids became contaminated Greg Shuff wrote about for the lives of the patients.” 1939 in Dorchester, gliotti, Nicole Matter- deaths from the outbreak because of improper ster- his wife, Rachelle, a moth- passed away with son, Patrick Lowrey, Barry Cadden will be to medical steroids made ilization, testing, cleaning er of two who was 44 when her family by her side Allie Phillips and Mi- sentenced Monday on by the now-closed NECC and disinfecting. Despite she received steroid in- on Tuesday, June 20, chael Lowrey, and her charges of racketeering, of Framingham. Most of the defense claims, “the jections in Elkhart, Ind., 2017 following a great-grandchildren, conspiracy and fraud in the victims received the evidence overwhelmingly while trying to recover lengthy illness. Anthony Matterson the 2012 fungal menin- injectable steroids for demonstrated that Cadden from a car accident. She lived her life to and Tyler Matterson. gitis outbreak that killed back pain. Indiana, Mich- was well-aware of these “Her suffering has bro- the fullest and loved She is predeceased more than 60 people and igan and Tennessee were deficiencies in NECC’s pro- ken everything we had to say she did it her way. She by her husband William Sokol sickened more than 700 hit hardest. duction processes, and the into pieces,” he wrote. will be greatly missed. and her father Cecile Camp- others in 20 states. In a sentencing memo potential danger it could “She is up out of bed at She is survived by her sis- bell. Cadden’s lawyers say filed in court Thursday, cause to patients, but chose the most 6 hours a day ter, Barbara Murphy of Quincy; Service information: Me- prosecutors are trying to Cadden’s lawyer said Cad- to ship the deficient drugs and that is a struggle. She her four daughters, Angela morial visitation will be held demonize Cadden and to den failed to properly su- anyway,” Assistant U.S. cries when the pain be- McEwen of Leonardtown, Md., on Wednesday 10 a.m. to 12 “transform the jury’s ver- pervise pharmacists who Attorney George Varghese comes so extreme and in- Robin Phillips of Rochester, p.m. in the GOODRICH Fu- dict into a murder case,” worked in the so-called wrote in the government’s tolerable. ... She has been N.H., Virginia Lowrey of Roch- neral Home, 128 Washington despite the fact that he was “clean room” at New En- sentencing memo. robbed of her life, my life ester, N.H., and Sue Huggins St., Lynn. Burial will follow in acquitted of second-degree gland Compounding Cen- In their memo, prose- and our beautiful chil- of Limerick, Maine; her grand- Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. murder charges. The de- ter, but said he did not cutors included excerpts dren’s life.”

Marilyn E. Kenney, 88 Revenues rise slightly in second full year at Plainridge Park Casino MELROSE — Marilyn E. Mrs. Kenney is survived by (Means) Kenney, age 88, for- her nieces and nephews, John By Philip Marcelo full-scale casino about 20 merly of Malden, died on Fri- Puckett and his wife Kathy of ASSOCIATED PRESS miles away in Lincoln, R.I. day, June 23, at her residence Ohio, Tom Puckett and his wife Plainridge Park is re- in Melrose. She was the wife Diane of Ohio, Joanne Lan- BOSTON — Massachu- taining about 8 percent for 27 years of the late Arthur caster and her husband Kevin setts’ first — and so far W. (Bud) Kenney. of Saugus, Janice O’Connor of all slot machine wa- only — casino has enjoyed gers, down from just over Born in Lynn, she was the and her husband Kevin of a modest revenue bump in daughter of the late Dean and Ohio, Jeanne Seaboyer and 10 percent when it first its second full year in op- opened, according to state Catherine (Maguire) Means. her husband Ron of Melrose, eration. Marilyn resided at Salem Tow- Edward Davey Jr. and his wife data. Its “hold,” as the in- Plainridge Park has dustry calls it, has been as ers in Malden for 23 years Kristine of Saugus; 21 great generated roughly $157 prior to moving to Melrose nieces and nephews; 27 low as 7 percent of wagers million in gross gambling (or “coin-in”) at various in August 2016. She had great-nieces and nephews. revenues since last June, also resided in Lynn, Saugus, Service information: Rela- times this year. or slightly higher than Wakefield and Exeter, N.H. tives and friends are invited Casinos outside of Las the $154 million it regis- Vegas generally retain Marilyn and her twin Made- to attend an hour of visita- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lyn were Saugus High School tion in the BISBEE-PORCEL- tered in its first full year, anywhere from 7 to 11 per- Majorettes. After business LA Funeral Home, 549 Lin- according to an Associated An automated dealer asks for players to take a cent of wagers, depending school, she worked for the coln Ave., Saugus, on Monday Press review of state data. seat at a black jack video slot machine on the on the level of local compe- stockbrokerage firms of J.B. from 9-10 a.m., followed by a The modest gains come floor of the Plainridge Park Casino in Plainville. tition, according to Clyde Maguire and Burbank & Co. in funeral service in the funeral as the Plainville casino, Barrow, a political science Boston. Mrs. Kenney’s hobbies home at 10 a.m. Interment owned by Pennsylva- vid Gulley, an economics is still a far cry from the professor at the Univer- included crossword puzzles, Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. In nia-based Penn National professor at Bentley Uni- $300 million initially pro- sity of Texas-Rio Grande reading, knitting, boating, and lieu of flowers, donations may Gaming, has taken steps versity in Waltham, Mas- jected for the slots parlor Valley in Edinburg, Tex- she was an avid Bingo player be made in Marilyn’s name to in recent months to at- sachusetts. “It’s always and harness racing track as, who has spent years in her younger years. She was the Northeast Animal Shelter tract younger patrons by hard for a new gaming fa- when it opened June 24, studying casinos in the also a lover of animals. Mari- www.northeastanimalshelter. hosting rock concerts, box- cility to live up to expecta- 2015. Northeast. lyn was always helping others org/Donate. For directions ing matches and other live tions and to maintain the The casino also has been “Plainridge is having to and had a smile and generous and condolences www.Bis- events. initial excitement that sur- tilting payouts in custom- return more money to its heart for all. beePorcella.com. “Overall, it’s done better rounds the grand opening.” ers’ favor as it competes customers to keep them than I expected,” says Da- But the annual haul with Twin River, a larger, coming back,” he said.

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Six-member panel named to opted for a more modest Early Jr. says a grand trict Attorney’s office says Coast Guard-approved said the investigation is negotiate on marijuana bill set of revisions. jury handed down the a jury acquitted Bryan testing facility. Previous ongoing. indictment Friday against McElhinney on Friday tests for alcohol also re- Spinney also apol- BOSTON (AP) — A Police investigate fatal Angelo Colon-Ortiz. after about two hours of turned negative. ogized for an earlier six-member House-Senate stabbing in Brockton The Worcester resident deliberation and a week- The ferry hit the jetty remark about the search conference committee has was arrested in con- long trial. and grounded on the in which he mentioned been selected to try and BROCKTON (AP) — Po- nection with the death McElhinney had been ac- rocks at the Hyannis the city of Lawrence. come up with a compro- lice are investigating the of 27-year-old Vanessa cused of punching 45-year- Harbor entrance last The chief said he did not mise bill to revamp the fatal stabbing of a man in Marcotte last August in old Brian Hingston in the Friday, injuring 18. The mean to disparage the voter-approved recre- Brockton. Princeton, a small town face in Boston last April. vessel had been carrying city, which is nearly 75 ational marijuana law. Plymouth County Dis- 40 miles west of Boston. Hingston, a father of three 48 passengers, six crew percent Latino and has a Legislative leaders trict Attorney Timothy Prosecutors say Co- from Quincy, hit his head members and three food reputation for high drug assigned the panel Friday Cruz said the stabbing lon-Ortiz was apprehend- when he fell to the ground service workers. and crime rates. after the House formally was reported at about ed in April after his DNA and died hours later. The company says the “I was only trying rejected the Senate ver- 1 p.m. Friday at a resi- matched samples on Mar- Hingston had spent captain and pilot, who to comment that the sion of the bill. dence. Police and emer- cotte’s body, which was the night celebrating a have not been named, missing firearm may be The House conferees are gency responders found found in the woods not far friend’s birthday with remain on paid adminis- miles away from Chelms- Democrats Mark Cusack a male victim inside, from her family home. about 25 others, including trative leave while U.S. ford for all we knew,” and Ron Mariano, the dead of an apparent stab Colon-Ortiz faces McElhinney, who main- Coast Guard investigates. said Spinney, who added House Majority Leader, wound. charges of aggravated tained he acted in self-de- The ferry itself will be that he called Lawrence and Republican Hannah Cruz’s office a female assault and battery and fense. out of service for about a officials to convey his Kane. resident is being ques- assault with attempt to McElhinney’s lawyer month so the Steamship apologies. The Senate negotiators tioned by police. Officials rape. He’s been in custody told the Patriot Ledger Authority has modified its are Democrats Patri- say the victim isn’t being since his arrest and will that Friday’s verdict was ferry schedule to Nan- cia Jehlen and William identified until his next of be arraigned later. His a “tremendous relief” for tucket. kin is notified. lawyer hasn’t commented. his client. 781-593-7700 Brownsberger, and Re- Publishing Daily, except Sundays publican Vinny deMacedo. Cops recover shotgun USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Cusack and Jehlen Grand jury indicts man Boston man acquitted of No drugs found in captain, taken from stolen cruiser Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA were the co-chairs of a in killing of runner fatally punching father of 3 pilot in Cape Cod ferry crash and additional offices. Marijuana Policy Com- CHELMSFORD (AP) — Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions mittee that spent months WORCESTER (AP) — A BOSTON (AP) — A HYANNISPORT (AP) A Massachusetts police Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States reviewing the law that man accused of killing Boston man has been — Ferry officials say drug department has recovered $20.00 for 4 weeks makes recreational pot a Google employee who found not guilty of man- tests on the captain and a shotgun taken from a $65.00 for 13 weeks legal for adults. But the went out for a run near slaughter and aggravated pilot of a ferry that struck stolen police vehicle. $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year House and Senate went her mother’s Massachu- assault and battery after a jetty in Cape Cod have Chelmsford Chief James Send payment to and POSTMASTER, separate ways in the past setts home last summer delivering a fatal punch come back negative. Spinney said Friday that send address changes to: week, the House passing has been indicted. to another man trying to The Steamship Author- the missing shotgun The Daily Item an extensive overhaul of Worcester County break up a fight. ity said Friday it received was located in Lowell, 110 Munroe St. the law while the Senate District Attorney Joseph The Suffolk County Dis- the results from a U.S. but didn’t elaborate. He P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 A3 LYNN Making an impact in Lynn

They have been study- by RKG Associates last targeted neighborhoods. safe and desirable place to ing ways to help neighbor- year to identify ways to It tells us what types of live. hoods for a year, and now improve the city’s hous- developments need to be Impact’s goals dovetail the Lynn Housing Author- ing market. The research brought into these neigh- with LHAND’s. The group ity and Neighborhood De- started with a resident borhoods, and the surveys wants to improve and ex- velopment (LHAND) and survey that produced re- let us know what types of pand residents’ housing neighborhood improve- vealing results. improvements residents stability with housing ment group Impact Lynn Residents said they are interested in seeing in strategies for affordable plan to meet with Saga- wanted to see roads re- their community,” Gaeta living as well as expand more Hill, Oakville, and paired and less crime. said. early childcare opportuni- Minot street residents. Many had positive things He also praised Impact ties and make neighbor- The Sagamore Hill to say about their neigh- Lynn’s involvement in the hoods safer. meeting will be held at the borhood and the degree of housing study. The group “Impact Lynn isn’t just Lynn Museum, 590 Wash- safety and sense of com- brought together resi- another organization be- ington St., on Monday at munity they enjoy. dents, businesses, non- ing started, but it’s a group 6 p.m. The Oakville/Mi- LHAND Executive Di- profit organizations and of organizations across not meeting is scheduled rector Charles Gaeta said legislative representatives the community and city for Wednesday, 6 p.m., at the survey and additional who have agreed to focus coming together to focus LHAND’s 10 Church St. RKG research provided an efforts and work together on the same mission and offices. information gold mine. to improve education, in- measure data and prog- LHAND and Impact “The market study really come levels, and increase ress toward that vision,” Lynn commissioned an helps us get an idea what community engagement to said Lynn Economic Op- independent housing needs to be improved, help create a city in which portunity Inc. representa- market study conducted especially in these two every neighborhood is a tive Lilian Romero. A teenage wasteland

COURTESY PHOTO Gold Star mother Sue Ann Wood of Lynn holds a “welcome home” sign made by Tech students and a photo of her late son, Mathew. Tech steps up for veterans Local veterans and mili- ments and the war does tary families received rec- not always end on the ognition for their service battlefield. Our warriors and sacrifice this week may face real challeng- thanks to the Lynn Voca- es when they come home tional Technical Institute’s combating issues such as “Welcome Home” commu- post-traumatic stress and nity service project. homelessness,” said Sarah Tech SkillsUSA stu- Sweeney, Military Friends dents spearheaded the executive director and the mission to create welcome wife of an Afghan war vet- home packages for veter- eran. ans including housewares, Combat veteran Jorge furniture, appliances, per- Rodriguez, a 2001 Tech sonalized welcome home graduate, told Tech stu- signs and more. dents that his experienc- “Seeing the kids enjoy es at the school gave him themselves while working focus and the determina- together and understand- tion to join the military. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK ing it was for the veterans He credited LHAND with that fought for our coun- helping Lynn end veter- From left, Rartha Kouthach, Angelo Bhoung, Kevin Ngeth, Jason Bloom, and Darien Din, all of try was wonderful,” said ans homelessness. Lynn, get ready to skate in a lot near the Lynnway on Tuesday. Marcus Taylor, a junior in Sue Ann Wood of Lynn, Tech’s metal fabrication mother of a Marine killed program. in action in Iraq, received Military Friends Foun- much-needed kitchen dation, a veterans and mil- items. itary family assistance or- “It’s only recently that ganization founded more I have been able to say than a decade ago, worked I have a home, so these with SkillsUSA students generous items are very and Lynn Housing Au- welcome. As a Gold Star thority and Neighborhood Mom it gives me great Development (LHAND) to comfort and pride to know assemble household items the faculty and students for veterans who received of Lynn Tech are honoring assistance in obtaining the service of all veterans housing. and remembering those “Many of our new gen- who are serving today in eration of warriors have harm’s way around the seen multiple deploy- world.”

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We breathe the same air, and Ottawa during his first trip abroad, Advertising share the same values.” [email protected] care bill just as President John F. Kennedy deliv- The son of a Montreal mother and ered remarks that are revered here. a Massachusetts father, I am quite ADVERTISING “Geography has made us neigh- literally the product of the Canadi- bors,” he said. “History has made us Ernie Carpenter Jr. an-American relationship. And, like Interim Director of Advertising bad as the old one friends.” any marriage, that relationship can and Business Development, ext. 1355 That was a bookend to a speech be perplexing, in part because Can- [email protected] Winston Churchill delivered 22 For weeks, Americans were left to wonder what ada, with its two languages, is a far years earlier, in London remarks Bob Gunther 13 Republican senators were doing in their behind- more complex nation than Ameri- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 in honor of former Canadian Prime closed-doors rewrite of the American Health Care cans generally realize. [email protected] Minister R.B. Bennett: “That long Act. Now that they’ve released the bill, we’re left to “(Canada) is what it is because we frontier from the Atlantic to the Pa- Michele Iannaco wonder … what in the heck were they doing? This Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 cific oceans, guarded only by neigh- built it together,” Andre Pratte, a new bill is almost exactly the same as the old one and Canadian senator and author, wrote [email protected] is likely to have the same devastating consequences borly respect and honorable obliga- in his introduction to “Legacy: How Ralph Mitchell for millions of Americans. tions, is an example to every country and a pattern for the future of the French Canadians Shaped North Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 Here are the major differences: Rather than bas- [email protected] world.” America,” published here last year, ing subsidies to help people buy health insurance on “and it will keep on growing in rela- age, as the House bill did, the Senate version bases Today Kennedy’s words are carved Patricia Whalen into the walls of the U.S. embassy in tive harmony ... only if we continue Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 them on income, as Obamacare does. Older, relative- on our journey hand in hand, reach- [email protected] ly low-income consumers who were not yet eligible Ottawa and are a hardy perennial in U.S.-Canadian relations. They were ing out with those hands to the new for Medicare fared particularly poorly under the Canadians joining us every day, and BUSINESS OFFICE House plan, so the change may benefit them but at cited by former prime ministers drawing on the knowledge and wis- Beth Bresnahan the expense of younger, healthier individuals whose Pierre Trudeau in 1981 and Brian dom of the First Nations.” Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 participation in the health insurance marketplace is Mulroney in 1984 and by President Then there are the challenges in [email protected] crucial to its viability. That change, coupled with the Bill Clinton in Ottawa in 1995 and the Canadian-American relation- Susan J. Conti elimination of the requirement that individuals have again in Washington two years later. ship itself. Lyndon Johnson once Controller, ext. 1288 health insurance, could put an even greater strain on And the Churchill remarks are so manhandled Lester Pearson after [email protected] the health exchanges than the current GOP-manu- vital to the Canadian psyche that the prime minister criticized the Ted Grant factured uncertainty about Obamacare is producing. when I spoke the other morning with Mulroney, who was the coun- American role in Vietnam — pin- Publisher, ext. 1234 The other big change is that the Affordable Health [email protected] Care Act’s expansion of Medicaid to more low-income try’s prime minister from 1984 to ning Pearson against an outdoor adults would be phased out more slowly than in the 1993 and helped create NAFTA, he railing at Camp David, twisting his Marian Kinney quoted them word for word, with shirt collar, even lifting him into the ext. 1212 House plan. That may be important to some senators [email protected] who worry about their next re-election campaigns, unerring accuracy. He went on: air before telling the 1957 Nobel but it’s not much comfort to those who will be jetti- “The relationship between Canada Peace Prize winner, “You pissed on Will Kraft soned from the roles at one time or another. and the United States is a model for my rug!” Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 [email protected] And that reprieve comes at a cost. Because the Sen- the world, and that is why I worked The two countries still are en- ate must maintain the House plan’s budget savings on it for so long,” Mulroney said. “It’s gaged in a dispute over softwood Jennifer Perez in order to employ procedural moves that strip Dem- very important that as we begin the lumber that only lawyers under- ext. 1205 ocrats of the ability to filibuster the bill, the added NAFTA negotiations in the next few stand and over which only lawyers [email protected] expense of a few more years of Medicaid expansion months, the parties realize how vital profit, and this spring the two coun- Carolina Trujillo must be offset, and that means even greater long- and beneficial that relationship has tries sparred over milk prices. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 term cuts to the program. been. It is the most productive and “We had a few disagreements, al- [email protected] Like the House bill, the Senate would fundamen- peaceful relationship between any though at age 93, I can’t remember Jim Wilson tally re-write Medicaid. Since its inception, the pro- two neighbors in world history. Both them,” Bush said of Canada and Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 gram has been an open-ended system of cost sharing sides should celebrate that, and re- Mulroney in his email. “But I could [email protected] between the federal and state governments, but the sist any attempt to diminish it.” always trust he had my back. I think CIRCULATION House and Senate legislation would cap the amount The country’s birthday — up here our friendship is symbolic of the Lisa Mahmoud the federal government would provide to each state, it is called Canada Day, and it pre- friendship between our countries. cedes the United States’ Indepen- Manager, ext. 1239 with the amount increasing at a rate that is not ex- We have each other’s back.” [email protected] pected to keep up with costs. States would be left dence Day by three days — is being We do have each other’s back, with the choice of either curtailing eligibility and marked by the sale of Canada Day both in French and in English, and CLASSIFIED benefits or raising taxes to maintain coverage. body jewelry, all manner of T-shirts, we also have that long, undefended Abbe Young Smith The upshot is that changes to Medicaid won’t a splendid two-CD salute to songs border. Sometimes only the first two Manager, ext. 1276 just hurt those who gained insurance under the written by Canadians and books. sentences of Kennedy’s remarks in [email protected] Obamacare expansion but also the disabled and Plus, celebrations galore. The Ottawa are remembered and quot- Kerry Smith many nursing home residents — often middle in- “Proud to Be a Canadian” event in ed. Perhaps as we approach Canada Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 come people who run through their savings and be- Dorchester, New Brunswick. The Day, we might recall the three sen- [email protected] come eligible for Medicaid’s long-term care coverage. “150 Years Strong” celebration in tences that follow: NEWSROOM Fundamentally, this bill is not about shoring up Whycocomagh, Nova Scotia. The “Economics has made us partners. health insurance markets, expanding coverage, re- “All Day, All Night Canada Day” And necessity has made us allies. Bill Brotherton ducing health care costs or eliminating injustices festivities in Ilderton, Ontario. The Those whom nature hath so joined Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] like lifetime benefit caps and exclusions on those “Birthday Bash 2017” in White- together, let no man put asunder.” with pre-existing conditions. It’s not really a health wood, Saskatchewan. The “Toma- Gayla Cawley care bill at all. It’s a tax cut for the affluent paid for hawk Canada Day Celebrations” in David Shribman is a Pulitzer Reporter, ext. 1236 by cutting health insurance benefits to the poor. The Tomahawk, Alberta. Prize-winning columnist. He is a [email protected] House bill was estimated to cut taxes by about $600 But perhaps the most unusu- Swampscott High graduate. Cheryl Charles billion over 10 years, almost all of which was paid by Night Editor, ext. 1278 individuals earning more than $200,000 a year and [email protected] couples earning more than $250,000. The rest of the Tori Faieta legislation, like an attempt to de-fund Planned Par- Copy Editor enthood, is just window dressing. [email protected] The Congressional Budget Office is expected to re- Thomas Grillo lease its estimates of the bill’s cost and its effects on the Reporter, ext. 1264 number of insured within a few days, but chances are it [email protected] won’t materially alter the expectation that its tax cuts Spenser Hasak benefiting the top 5 percent (and mainly the top 1 per- Photographer, ext. 1332 cent) will come at the expense of tens of millions fewer [email protected] people with health insurance in the coming decade. Thor Jourgensen The House version of the AHCA is profoundly un- News Editor, ext. 1267 popular. New polling from the University of Mary- [email protected] land’s Program for Public Consultation found that Steve Krause not only do two-thirds of voters nationally oppose the Sports Editor, ext. 1229 bill as a whole, majorities of Republicans in solidly [email protected] Republican congressional districts oppose its key Katie Morrison provisions. There’s no reason to expect the Senate Sports Reporter version will be viewed any differently. [email protected] Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell remains determined to get a vote on this bill before the July Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 4 recess, evidently to ensure that members of his [email protected] caucus can demonstrate that they fulfilled campaign pledges to repeal and replace Obamacare. But this Anne Marie Tobin is one promise they — and the American people — Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] would be better off if they didn’t keep. Bridget Turcotte The above editorial appeared in The Baltimore Sun Reporter, ext. 1269 on Friday. [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] SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Health care poses a test of Trump’s work with the Senate By Andrew Taylor While health care is still and Ken Thomas unfinished, Trump took ASSOCIATED PRESS pride on Friday in sign- ing a bill to make it eas- WASHINGTON — Don- ier to fire workers at the ald Trump’s bull-in-a-chi- much-criticized Depart- na-shop approach to the ment of Veterans Affairs. presidency hasn’t helped He took to Twitter to boast him notch significant victo- of passing 38 bills thus far. ries on Capitol Hill over his “I’ve done in five months FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS first five months in office. The nuts and bolts of legis- what other people haven’t Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford done in years,” Trump said listens on Capitol Hill in Washington. lation and the maddening, unpredictable ways and in an interview that aired rhythms of Congress can Friday on Fox News Chan- seem foreign to him. Most nel’s “Fox & Friends.” Military heads of his top advisers have lit- House GOP leaders say PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tle Washington experience Trump was a big asset in — and it’s showed. President Donald Trump speaks during a bill sign- getting the health care want transgender Now, facing an enormous ing event in the East Room of the White House. bill passed, despite a fight challenge in the Senate on with the hard-right Free- health care, Trump and Sean Spicer said Friday. White House hopes the dom Caucus that stalled enlistment hold his team are opting for a The strategy follows Senate debate will allow the measure. hands-off approach on leg- Trump’s seat-of-the-pants Trump to turn the page on “He’s more engaging, By Lolita C. Baldor they meet physical, med- islation to dismantle the approach on health care health care and get a fresh which means he has more ASSOCIATED PRESS ical and other standards, “Obamacare” law, instead in the House that almost start on rewriting the tax personal relationships,” and have been stable in said No. 2 House Repub- WASHINGTON — Mili- putting their faith in Sen- unraveled and exposed code, a plan to rebuild their identified genders ate Majority Leader Mitch painful rifts among Re- roads and bridges, and his lican Kevin McCarthy of tary chiefs will seek a six- for 18 months. The mili- month delay before letting McConnell to deliver a publicans. Trump’s team promise to strengthen the California. “He will tell tary chiefs had said they legacy-defining victory. also failed to score major military — none of which you from the health care transgender people enlist needed time to study the in their services, officials “Sen. McConnell has wins in last month’s wrap- will prove easy to accom- experience that he’s talk- issue and its effects on the said that he wants a vote up spending bill, as law- plish. ed to almost every sin- said Friday. readiness of the force be- After meetings this next week and that’s up makers blocked funding On taxes, a working gle member. If he sees fore taking that step. to him to run the chamber for his border wall, lead- group of four top lawmak- somebody on TV and he week, the service leaders Officials said Friday hammered out an agree- the way he sees fit. But ing the president to lash ers is meeting weekly in thought they did some- that the chiefs believe the the president is very sup- out on Twitter and ponder hopes of coming up with a thing good, he’ll pick up ment that rejected Army extra half-year would give portive of the bill,” White vetoing the measure. unified GOP tax plan for a the phone and just call and Air Force requests for the four military services House press secretary After a shaky start, the vote this fall. them directly.” a two-year wait and re- time to gauge if current- flected broader concerns ly serving transgender that a longer delay would troops are facing prob- trigger criticism on Capi- lems and what necessary Senators ask military to review tol Hill, officials familiar changes the military bas- with the talks told The As- es might have to make. sociated Press. The chiefs of the Army, The new request for a Navy, Air Force and Ma- AP report on Yemen torture delay will go to Defense rine Corps discussed the Secretary Jim Mattis for a matter with Deputy De- By Desmond Butler Defense officials told the final decision, said the of- fense Secretary Robert and Maggie Michael AP that the department ficials, who weren’t autho- Work on Thursday, offi- ASSOCIATED PRESS had looked into reports of rized to discuss the inter- cials said. torture and concluded that WASHINGTON — Two nal deliberations publicly Stephen Peters, spokes- its personnel were not in- senior U.S. senators are and spoke on condition of man for Human Rights volved. The American of- asking Defense Secretary anonymity. Campaign, said the group ficials confirmed that the Transgender service- Jim Mattis to investigate is disappointed with the U.S. provides questions to members have been able reports that U.S. military delay request. the Emiratis and receives to serve openly in the mil- interrogators worked with “Each day that passes transcripts of their inter- itary since last year, when forces from the United Arab without implementing rogations. former Defense Secretary Emirates accused of tortur- the final piece of this im- The 18 lock-ups are run Ash Carter ended the ing detainees in Yemen. portant policy harms our by the UAE and by Yemeni ban, declaring it the right Sen. John McCain, the military readiness and re- forces it created, according thing to do. Since Oct. 1, Republican chairman of stricts the Armed Forces’ to accounts from former transgender troops have ability to recruit the best the Senate Armed Ser- detainees, families of pris- been able to receive med- and the brightest,” said vices Committee, and the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS oners, civil rights lawyers ical care and start formal- Peters, a Marine veteran. ranking Democrat, Jack and Yemeni military offi- ly changing their gender “There are thousands of Reed, called the reports Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman cials. At the Riyan airport identifications in the Pen- transgender service mem- “deeply disturbing.” Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., speaks on Capitol in the southern Yemeni tagon’s personnel system. bers openly and proudly The reports were re- Hill in Washington. But Carter also gave serving our nation today, vealed in an investigation city of Mukalla, former in- the services until July 1 and as they’ve proven by The Associated Press mises our national securi- ons across southern Ye- mates described shipping to develop policies to al- time and time again, what published Thursday. ty mission by undermining men where hundreds are containers smeared with low people already iden- matters is the ability to That same day, McCain the moral principles that detained in the hunt for feces and crammed with blindfolded detainees. tifying as transgender to get the job done — not and Reed wrote a letter distinguishes us from our al-Qaida militants and They said they were beat- newly join the military, if their gender identity.” to the defense secretary enemies — our belief that held without charges. asking him to conduct an all people possess basic hu- en, roasted alive on a spit American defense officials immediate review of the man rights,” the senators and sexually assaulted, reported abuse and what wrote Mattis. “We are con- confirmed to the AP that among other abuse. One U.S. forces knew. fident that you find these U.S. forces have interro- witness, who is a member “Even the suggestion allegations as extremely gated some detainees in of a Yemeni security force, that the United States troubling as we do.” Yemen but denied any par- said American forces were tolerates torture by our The AP’s report detailed ticipation in, or knowledge at times only yards (me- foreign partners compro- a network of secret pris- of, human rights abuses. ters) away. President labors to make tie between Mueller, Comey a key talking point

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Eric Tucker The U.S. Supreme Court Building in Washington. and Jake Pearson ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Rob- Supreme Court could ert Mueller, the som- ber-faced and demand- reveal action on ing FBI director who led the bureau through the Sept. 11 attacks, and travel ban at any time James Comey, his more approachable and out- By Mark Sherman could come any time and wardly affable successor, ASSOCIATED PRESS is expected no later than may be poles apart stylis- late next week, after which tically but both command WASHINGTON — The the justices will scatter Supreme Court has al- a wealth of respect in the for speeches, teaching gigs law enforcement and legal most certainly decided and vacations. what to do about Pres- community. Exactly when could de- ident Donald Trump’s That hasn’t stopped pend on whether there are travel ban affecting citi- President Donald Trump justices who disagree with zens of six mostly Muslim and his associates from the outcome and want to countries. repeatedly trying to draw say so publicly. It might The country is waiting unflattering attention to for the court to make its take time for such an opin- their relationship, insinu- decision public about the ion to be written — and ating a personal bond they biggest legal controversy perhaps responded to by suggest could disquali- in the first five months of someone in the majority. fy Mueller from credibly Trump’s presidency. The It takes five votes to rein- serving as special counsel FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS issue has been tied up in state the ban, but only four in charge of the Russia in- In this Sept. 4, 2013 photo, then-incoming FBI Director James Comey the courts since Trump’s to set the case for argu- vestigation. Most recently, talks with outgoing FBI Director Robert Mueller before Comey was offi- original order in January ment. Justice Neil Gorsuch, in a Fox News television cially sworn in at the Justice Department in Washington. sparked widespread pro- Trump’s nominee who was interview that aired Fri- confirmed in April, is tak- tests just days after he day, Trump claimed Muel- The truth is more com- warmly of each other over been to Jim’s house,” said ing part in the highest-pro- ler was “very, very good took office. plicated and not squarely the years, with Comey de- David Kelley, who succeed- file issue yet in his three friends with Comey, which The justices met Thurs- on the president’s side. scribing Mueller as “one ed Comey as U.S. attorney day morning for their last months on the court. is bothersome.” Mueller and Comey, both of the finest people I’ve in Manhattan and has regularly scheduled pri- The case is at the Su- The emphasis on their known for their integri- ever met.” But they’re known him and Mueller for vate conference in June preme Court because ties, besides being aimed and probably took a vote two federal appellate at undermining Mueller’s ty and self-assuredness, not known to be especial- years. “They’ve had lunch about whether to let the courts have ruled against credibility and the legiti- served closely alongside ly close friends, and le- together once and dinner Trump administration im- the Trump travel policy, macy of his investigation, each other in the Bush gal experts say whatever together twice, once with mediately enforce the ban which would impose a 90- could also be an attempt administration Justice connection they do have their spouses and again and hear the administra- day pause in travel from by Trump to make the Department. They played doesn’t come close to mer- after Jim became the FBI tion’s appeal of lower court citizens of Iran, Libya, So- case for an eventual Muel- pivotal roles in a 2004 iting Mueller’s removal. director so that Bob could rulings blocking the ban. malia, Sudan, Syria and ler dismissal on conflict of White House confron- “Jim has never been to give him the rundown of The court’s decision Yemen. interest grounds. tation and have spoken Bob’s house. Bob has never what to look for.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Vandalism PEABODY Jury deadlocks in Ohio larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of a motor vehicle the event of a perceived inaccuracy, vandalism at 6:09 p.m. Thurs- Arrest it is the sole responsibility of the con- officer’s murder retrial day at 201 Essex St. Peter Gallo, 36, of 58 Cen- cerned party to contact the relevant tral St., was arrested on war- By Dan Sewell police department and have the de- MARBLEHEAD rant charges for shoplifting ASSOCIATED PRESS partment issue a notice of correction by asportation at 11:03 a.m. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Complaints Friday. CINCINNATI — A sec- ifications will not be made without ond mistrial was declared A report of a found silver Friday in the case of a express notice of change from the Accidents bike at 9:01 a.m. Thursday at white University of Cin- arresting police department. Wyman Road. The bicycle was A report of a motor vehicle cinnati officer who killed brought to the station by po- accident at 4:01 p.m. Thursday an unarmed black motor- LYNN lice. at 136 Main St.; at 8:35 a.m. ist during a traffic stop. A complaint was made at Friday at 48 Andover St. and It’s the latest racially Arrests 11:14 a.m. Thursday on Atlan- 2 Buttonwood Lane; at 1:16 charged police shooting tic Avenue. The party reported p.m. Friday at 11 Andover St. case to show the reluc- Jose Bautista, 33, of 81 trying to pick up their sailboat and 11 Pound Lane; at 1:24 tance of U.S. jurors to con- River St., was arrested and sails from Piranha to no avail. p.m. Friday at 80 Foster St. vict officers. charged with unlicensed op- A report of nails in roadway A report of a motor vehicle Hamilton County Judge eration of a motor vehicle and at 3:14 p.m. Thursday at Gerry accident with personal inju- Leslie Ghiz declared a failure to stop/yield, and ar- and Pleasant streets. The caller ries at 11:41 a.m. Friday at 48 mistrial after more than rested on warrant charges for reported a box of nail guns in Prospect St. 30 hours of jury deliber- unlicensed operation of motor the road. An officer reportedly A report of a motor vehicle ations over five days. The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vehicle and brakes violation at swept them to the side. accident striking a pedestri- jurors had said earlier Ray Tensing reacts as Hamilton County Com- 7:49 p.m. Thursday. an on a bicycle at 4:49 p.m. A report of solicitors at 4:57 Friday that they were mon Pleas Judge Leslie Ghiz declares a mistrial Marlon Chavez, of 15 Deer Thursday at 309 Lowell St. and p.m. Thursday at Bass Rock unable to reach a verdict in the retrial of Tensing Friday in Cincinnati. Park Ave., was arrested on Lane. The caller reports two 2 Northshore Road. in Officer Ray Tensing’s warrant charges for unlicensed females soliciting door to door. trial, but Ghiz had sent operation of a motor vehicle, A report of a car parking in Breaking and Entering family left quickly with- a black police officer of them back to try again on out comment. first-degree reckless ho- unregistered motor vehicle, front of a hydrant at 8:40 p.m. the counts of murder and leaving the scene of property Thursday on Front Street. A report of breaking and en- The first trial against micide in the death of a tering at 2:24 a.m. Friday at voluntary manslaughter. the 27-year-old Tensing black Milwaukee man damage, marked lanes viola- A caller reported her pack- Instead, they sent her 154 Newbury St. also ended in a mistrial who threw away the gun tion, uninsured motor vehicle/ age delivery was opened at another note some three A report of motor vehicle after the jury deliberated he was carrying during trailer, operating under the in- 9:17 p.m. Thursday on Clifton hours later, saying: “We breaking and entering at 1:12 25 hours over four days in a brief foot chase after a fluence at 12:26 a.m. Friday. Avenue. The caller reported the are almost evenly split Aldo Chery, of 51 Hanover package delivered to the front p.m. Friday at 242 Andover St. November without reach- traffic stop. regarding our votes.” The The NAACP of Cincin- St., was arrested on warrant steps had been opened and ing a verdict. note said they didn’t fore- nati blasted the hung jury charges for assault and bat- the item inside was a piece of Complaints The case is among sev- see reaching a unanimous result and said they will tery with dangerous weapon at women’s clothing thrown to the A report of suspicious activ- verdict. eral across the country demand justice. side. 2:34 p.m. Thursday. ity at 4:51 p.m. Thursday on Tensing looked down, in recent years that have “The message that is A report of suspicious ac- Latoya Iseghohimen, 42, of Eagen Place. The caller report- his hand on his face, as raised attention to how being sent is, if you are tivity at 11:24 p.m. Thursday 20 Huss Court, was arrested ed youths cutting through the the judge announced the police deal with blacks. black, all the police officer on School Street. The caller and charged with an unnatural area and taking packages left mistrial over the death of A jury last week ac- has to do is say they were reported a male stumbling to- act at 2:59 a.m. Thursday. by front door. 43-year-old Sam DuBose, quitted a Minnesota of- in fear of their life and wards 7-11 asking people for Ben Labrie, of 577 Massa- A report of a fight at 10:19 who was shot in the head ficer who fatally shot they get away with mur- money. chusetts Ave., Boston, was ar- a.m. Friday at Salem Train Sta- while driving away from Philando Castile during der because the victim (is) rested on warrant charges for tion. the traffic stop on July a traffic stop. And jurors black,” the local NAACP disorderly conduct at 5 p.m. MALDEN 19, 2015. Tensing and his on Wednesday acquitted said in a statement. Thursday. Theft Melvin Lewis, of 22 Franklin Accidents St., Peabody, was arrested and A report of a fraud at 7:46 charged with shoplifting by as- A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Thursday at 30 Benevento Ferguson attorney: Brown portation and receiving stolen leaving the scene of an acci- Circle. property over $250 at 10:20 dent at 8:52 a.m. Thursday on A report of larceny at 12:02 a.m. Friday. Fairmont Street. p.m. Friday at 3224 Crane family settlement $1.5M Brook Way; at 1:25 p.m. Friday Accidents Complaints at 210L Andover St. By Jim Salter ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a motor vehicle A report of an attempt to Vandalism accident at 2:31 p.m. Thursday commit crime at 11:38 a.m. ST. LOUIS — The $1.5 at Boston and Ford streets; Thursday on Gale Street. A report of vandalism at million awarded this week at 8:47 p.m. Thursday at 26 A report of a threat to com- 1:01 p.m. Friday at 1 Lake St. to the parents of Michael Moulton St.; at 10:59 a.m. Fri- mit crime at 6:01 p.m. Thurs- Brown is the latest of sev- day at 1 Ontario St. day on Essex Street. SAUGUS eral large settlements in- A report of a motor vehicle volving killings of black accident with injuries at 1:25 Theft Accidents people by police, but it’s p.m. Thursday at Eastern Ave- far from the largest. A report of larceny under A report of a motor vehicle A federal judge in St. nue and New Ocean Street; at $250 at 5:20 p.m. Thursday 12:09 p.m. Friday at Adams accident with non-fatal injuries Louis on Tuesday ap- on Lebanon Street. at 11:41 a.m. Thursday at Den- proved the settlement in Street and Rockaway Street. A report of an unarmed rob- A report of a motor vehicle ver and Central streets. a wrongful death lawsuit bery at 5:20 p.m. Thursday on filed by Michael Brown Sr. hit and run at 3:08 p.m. Thurs- Henry Street. day at 9 Peach St. Complaints and Lezley McSpadden. Their 18-year-old son was MEDFORD A report of suspicious ac- unarmed on Aug. 9, 2014, Breaking and Entry tivity at 12:53 a.m. Thursday when he was fatally shot FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of breaking and en- Accidents on Salem Turnpike. The caller by white officer Darren try at 2:03 p.m. Thursday at reports a guy on a motor bike Wilson during a street The parents of Michael Brown, Lezley McSpad- 666 Boston St.; at 3:27 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle going up and down 107 with confrontation in Fergu- den, left, and Michael Brown Sr., sit for an inter- Thursday at 666 Boston St., at accident at 6:17 p.m. Thursday no lights, with a car full of peo- son, Mo. view with The Associated Press in Washington. 5:46 p.m. Thursday at 27 Waitt at Fourth Street and Middlesex ple following. The shooting launched Avenue; at 8:33 a.m. Friday at A report of a suspicious per- Ave.; at 7:03 p.m. Thursday at months of protests and led U.S. District Judge E. a member of Black Lives 61 Forest St.; at 10:32 a.m. son at 5:28 p.m. Thursday at to a U.S. Department of 41 Dona St. Richard Webber did not re- Matter, even if the juror is Friday at 100 Main St.; at Camp Nihan at 131 Walnut St. Justice investigation that A report of a motor vehicle lease the amount of the set- Caucasian,” Cohen said. 10:32 a.m. at 387 Fulton St.; A caller reported that a white found racial bias in Fer- breaking and entering at 8:17 tlement, citing unspecified Settlements in some oth- at 12:16 p.m. Friday at 305 male with muscular build car- guson’s police and court a.m. Friday at 12 Red Rock St., safety concerns. But Fer- er recent high-profile cas- Salem St.; at 12:40 p.m. Fri- rying a white bag passed a no system. But a St. Louis guson City Attorney Apollo es have been much higher Overdose day on Salem Street.; at 3:45 trespassing sign and went to- County grand jury and p.m. Friday at 9 Playstead ward the camp. the Justice Department Carey said in an email Fri- than the amount awarded day in response to an open to Brown’s parents. A report of an overdose at Road. A report of a disturbance declined to prosecute Wil- records request from The In 2015, the city of North 4:06 p.m. Thursday on Boston at 10:44 p.m. Thursday on son, who resigned in No- Associated Press that the Street; at 5:13 p.m. Thursday Assault Cheever Avenue. The caller re- vember 2014. Charleston, South Caroli- ports vehicles racing up and Brown’s parents sued the city’s insurance company na, paid $6.5 million to the on Union Street; at 7:49 p.m. A report of an assault at Thursday on Central Avenue; down the street. city, former Police Chief paid out $1.5 million. family of Walter Scott, an 6:22 p.m. Thursday at 145 A report of suspicious activity Tom Jackson and Wilson While settlements are unarmed black man who at 11:21 a.m. Friday on Essex Warren St. Circle. at 2:07 a.m. Friday at 121 Bal- in 2015, citing a police cul- expensive, cities facing was killed by a white po- lawsuits in wrongful death lice officer while running Theft lad St. A caller reports a suspi- ture hostile to black resi- Theft cious man with a bike kneeling dents and claiming Wilson cases are aware of the dan- from a traffic stop. The ger of going to trial, said officer, Michael T. Slager, A report of larceny at 4:10 in bushes on Eastern Avenue. used excessive force. Fer- James Cohen, a professor A report of larceny at 1 p.m. p.m. Thursday at 64 Exchange A report of a suspicious per- guson, Jackson and Wilson pleaded guilty in May to a Thursday at the YMCA at 20 Ave. son at 7:38 a.m. Friday at 12 denied the allegations. at Fordham University civil rights violation. Neptune Blvd.; at 4:03 p.m. Elmwood St. The caller reports The case is among many School of Law. He said the A month earlier, Bal- Thursday at Lynnway Liquors Vandalism an unknown male party ringing in which settlements have settlement amount could timore paid $6.4 million at 702 Lynnway; at 4:36 p.m. her doorbell, stating he knew been reached out of court, be dwarfed by an award to the family of Freddie Thursday at 582 Eastern Ave; A report of vandalism at her granddaughter. The man including many in which granted by a jury sympa- Gray, who suffered a fa- at 10:29 a.m. Friday at 28 1:35 p.m. Thursday at 3610 left and continued towards Ad- officers, like Wilson, were thetic to the family. tal spinal injury in police Market Square. Mystic Valley Parkway. ams Avenue. cleared of criminal wrong- “The city is afraid that custody. No officers were doing. someone on that jury is convicted. Doctors: Officer stabbed in neck at airport recovering well

By Mike Householder “by his Adam’s apple” up stabbed Neville with a other officers arrived to and Jeff Karoub “to the angle of his jaw.” large knife after yelling help, according to Chris ASSOCIATED PRESS “This was a matter of “Allahu akbar,” the Arabic Miller, the airport police millimeters,” Scholten phrase for “God is great.” chief. Scholten also cred- FLINT, Mich. — The said. “The slash was prob- According to the FBI, its first responders, say- Flint, Michigan, airport ably very, very close to sev- Ftouhi said something ing their efforts to control officer stabbed in the neck ering his major arteries similar to “you have killed Neville’s bleeding were during what authorities and nerve — perhaps even people in Syria, Iraq and “absolutely life-saving.” are investigating as a his windpipe and digestive Afghanistan, and we are Investigators are working terrorist act is recovering systems ... This was not a all going to die.” to learn more about Ftouhi, well from a 12-inch “slash” shaving nick, if you will. Ftouhi was immediate- whom they describe as a that caused significant This was significant force.” ly taken into custody and lone-wolf attacker who bleeding but spared ma- Neville was stabbed was charged in a criminal made his way to the seem- jor arteries and a nerve by Wednesday at the air- complaint with commit- ingly random destination of “millimeters,” one of his port in Flint, about 50 ting violence at an air- Flint, a struggling city once doctors said Friday. miles northwest of De- port. Acting U.S. Attorney known for its sprawling Hurley Medical Center troit. Amor Ftouhi, 49, a Dan Lemisch said more General Motors factories doctors said during a news Canadian from Tunisia, charges are coming in the but now better known for conference that Bishop In- is charged in the attack. days ahead. Ftouhi is in lead-tainted water. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ternational Airport police Detroit FBI head David custody and has a bond He was a part-time care- Lt. Jeff Neville could be Gelios said Ftouhi unsuc- hearing scheduled for taker at the Montreal Hurley Trauma Surgeon Dr. Donald Scholten, released from the hospital cessfully tried to buy a Wednesday. apartment building where M.D. points to his neck to illustrate where Lt. within a couple days. Dr. gun once he arrived in the Neville “fought him to he lived and had once Jeff Neville was stabbed during a press confer- Donald Scholten said he U.S. but instead managed the end,” managing to stop studied to sell insurance, a ence Friday at the Merliss Brown Auditorium is making good progress to buy a large knife. the stabbing and bring landlord and an insurance in Flint, Mich. after being stabbed from Authorities say Ftouhi Ftouhi to the ground as company spokesman said. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Stocks inch higher as energy companies claw from the hole By Stan Choe ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — U.S. stock indexes nudged higher Friday after ener- gy companies clawed back some of their sharp losses from earlier in the week. After meandering up and down through the day, the Standard & Poor’s 500 rose 3.80 points, or 0.2 percent, to end at 2,438.30. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped 2.53 points, or less than 0.1 percent, to 21,394.76, and the Nasdaq compos- ite gained 28.56, or 0.5 percent, to 6,265.25. More than twice as many stocks rose than fell on the New York Stock Exchange. Energy stocks led the way, and those in the S&P 500 climbed 0.8 percent for the largest gain of the 11 sectors that make up PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the index. PHOTO | KEN YUSZKUS Rising prices for oil and Specialists John Parisi, left, and Charles Boeddinghaus work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Friday. Brian Brito stands with his lawyer, Rebecca natural gas drove the gains. Benchmark U.S. Whitehill, in Salem Superior Court on Friday on expectations that the “In terms of the overall corporate profit growth for his arraignment. crude added 27 cents to settle at $43.01 per barrel. world has more crude market, what you real- everywhere else,” Chia- Brent crude, the interna- supplies than users need. ly worry about with oil varone said. No bail for man charged in tional standard, gained 32 Energy stocks lost 2.9 per- is what it does to earn- Friday’s biggest decliner cents to $45.54 and natu- cent over the course of the ings,” said Steve Chia- in the S&P 500 was Bed murder of delivery driver ral gas rose 4 cents, or 1.2 week. varone, portfolio manager Bath & Beyond, which re- percent, to $2.93 per 1,000 What kept broad index- at Federated Investors. A ported weaker earnings es afloat for the week were big pickup in corporate for the latest quarter than doors before sexually as- cubic feet. MURDER big gains for health care profits has been one of analysts expected. The saulting her in the back EQT, a producer of nat- From A1 and technology stocks. The the main reasons for the retailer’s revenue also room. He then emptied ural gas and crude, had S&P 500 rose 0.2 percent stock market’s continued fell short of Wall Street’s force a Hyundai, driven the cash drawer and took the day’s biggest gain in for the week. climbs this year, and en- forecasts. Its shares fell by Zangiband, to pull over several lottery tickets the S&P 500 and jumped Health care stocks ergy companies had been $4.09, or 12.1 percent, to on Bowler Street, accord- before fleeing the scene, $4.16, or 8 percent, to climbed as the Senate un- forecast to provide some $29.65. ing to an affidavit filed according to a statement $56.19. Cabot Oil & Gas veiled its proposal to re- of the strongest growth in Bond prices were little by State Police Trooper from the North Andover climbed 88 cents, or 3.8 vamp how Americans get 2017. changed, and yields held Thomas J. Sullivan IV Police Department. percent, to $23.74. medical care. Technology With the price of oil relatively steady. The in Lynn District Court. Friday’s arraignment Friday’s gains, though, companies, meanwhile, about 15 percent below 10-year Treasury yield The witness said a man was the first time Brito weren’t enough to keep are forecast to report where it was a year ago, dipped to 2.14 percent exited the Audi, walked appeared before the pub- energy stocks from clos- strong growth in the up- energy companies’ profits from 2.15 percent late around his car over to the lic. At the request of his ing out their worst week may be at risk. But as long Thursday. The two-year Hyundai, pointed a black defense attorney, Rebecca in nine months. They had coming earnings season, semi-automatic handgun Whitehill, he remained earlier sunk four straight and Oracle’s profit report as oil’s price can hold close yield was flat at 1.34 per- at the driver and shot him out of sight during his ar- days as oil dropped to its on Wednesday sailed past to where it is, “that’s good cent, and the 30-year yield four to five times. raignment on firearm and lowest price since August analysts’ expectations. enough given that there’s held at 2.72 percent. Brito was arrested by motor vehicle charges in State Police in Peabody Peabody District Court about four hours after the and in Lawrence District Thin blue line leads from Lynn to Medford shooting, while driving Court when he was ar- the gray Audi that was raigned on charges of ag- CALNAN But the younger Calnan Calnan changed tracks, their problems. sought in connection with gravated rape, armed rob- From A1 didn’t always want to be switching his studies from His great uncle, Edward the homicide. Police said bery while masked, and an officer. biology to psychology as a T. Calnan, a former Lynn an illegal gun was found kidnapping. personality dovetails well It wasn’t until he was way to understand people Community Development in his possession. He was Zangiband’s family with the requirements for more than halfway through better. He graduated cum director, said the new po- quickly linked to the de- members attended the ar- being a good cop. his bachelor’s degree pro- laude. sition is well-deserved. scription of a suspect raignment Friday morn- The 32-year-old Padraig gram from the University of “I decided I want to be- “Padraig is a fine young wanted by North Andover ing and were visibly upset graduated earlier this Massachusetts at Amherst come a police officer after man who has a lot going Police in connection with after hearing the plea. month from the Boston Po- when he switched majors. working in residential for him,” he said. “Medford an armed robbery and lice Academy. Graduates “He came one day and homes and with kids,” said will be a winner with him sexual assault at Richdale Bridget Turcotte can say the school offers one of sat me down and said, Calnan, who has lived in on the force.” less than an hour earlier. be reached at bturcotte@ the most rigorous, profes- ‘Dad, I really don’t want Medford for four years. Brito allegedly ordered itemlive.com. Follow her sional, and comprehensive you to get mad at me but I He said his psychology Matt Demirs can be the Richdale clerk at gun- on Twitter @BridgetTur- training programs in the want to tell you I’m chang- degree prepared him to reached at mdemirs@item- point to lock the store cotte. country. ing my major.’” understand people and live.com. Marbleheader talks the talk about walking the Walk

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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 Late rally lifts Lynn 13s By Harold Rivera like this.” third and Riddell to advance back in the fourth, on an RBI ITEM STAFF The game was scoreless to second. Max Gordon’s RBI groundout by Mateo, scoring until Lynn broke the ice in single brought Botta home, Aaron O’Connor to make it a PEABODY — Swampscott/ the bottom of the second. tying the game at 1-1. Joseph 3-2 game. Nahant gave Lynn a battle Anthony Mateo reached on Ford followed with a two-RBI “We simply wanted our and a half in Friday’s East- a elder’s choice and stole single, giving Swampscott/ best going against Lynn’s ern Mass. Babe Ruth District second. Nolan Mulkahy sin- Nahant a 3-1 lead. best,” Dubiel said. “He (Bot- 1 13-year-old Tournament gled, allowing Mateo to take “Joseph came up to bat and ta) pitched his heart out. I game, but it wasn’t enough. third. An errant in eld throw he knew it was the right time made one visit to the mound Down 3-2 in the bottom of slipped past rst base, allow- to make contact,” Swamp- and he told me he felt good the sixth inning, the Lynn ing Mateo to score the game’s scott/Nahant coach Fred and wanted to keep going.” bats rallied for three runs rst run. Dubiel said. “That was a key Swampscott/Nahant held to earn a 5-3 win at Peabody Lynn held its 1-0 lead un- hit. He’s one of our bottom of it’s one-run advantage until High’s Bezemes Diamond. til Swampscott/Nahant an- the order hitters but he’s had Lynn answered the bell in “These are the type of swered with three runs in hits like that in Babe Ruth the sixth. Christian Moran, games that I talk to the kids the top of the fourth. Drew all year.” who started on the mound about,” Lynn coach Brian Botta and Harry Riddell On the mound, Botta for Lynn, walked to start O’Connor said. “If we’re go- drew back-to-back walks to did everything he could to the frame and came home ing to do anything with this start the inning. A passed give Swampscott/Nahant a team, we have to win games ball allowed Botta to take chance to win. Lynn got one LYNN, B2 Bettencourt, ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Peabody shut Swampscott’s Scott Delano follows through on his swing during the Te- desco Cup Friday. out East Lynn

By Katie Morrison Rain won’t ITEM STAFF PEABODY — In the District 16 12-year-old wash out All-Star tournament, a year can make a world of difference. For the Peabody all-stars, last year’s tourna- Tedesco Cup ment was tough. Peabody fielded a young team with limited experience. But this season, it’s returned 10 players from By Mike Alongi last year’s squad and after a win over Salem in FOR THE ITEM the opening round and a 17-0 victory over East MARBLEHEAD — The opening day of the Lynn Friday at Cy Tenney Park, Peabody looks 53rd annual Tedesco Cup teed off on Friday to be in good shape to make some noise in the morning at Tedesco Country Club under tournament. threat of thunderstorms, but all 106 mem- “It’s an experienced team...last year’s team ber-guest teams powered through to the fin- took its beatings, being on the younger side,” ish with only a slight delay in the afternoon. Peabody coach Mark Bettencourt said. “Now After round one, the team of Chris Dru- we’re a year older, a year smarter and a year cas and Kevin Daly (of Beverly Golf & Ten- more experienced. We hope to compete and do nis) lead the way with a team gross score well, and today I think we faced a team that’s of 67. Tom Collins and Steve Blount (Mor- like us last year. When you’re a younger team, ris County GC) and Cy Kilgore and Ken you kind of take your lumps until you’re on the Whalley (Ferncroft C.C.) are tied for sec- older side like we are this year.” ond with 69. It took the Peabody all-stars just 3 1/2 in- With possible thunderstorms early and nings to shut down East Lynn, as Abigail Bet- scattered showers possible forecast for to- tencourt allowed just one hit and struck out 11 day, Head Golf Professional Bob Green is batters en route to the win. Offensively, Pea- hoping that they will get lucky and dodge body plated six in the first and never looked the rain for the second day in a row. back. “We only had about a 30-minute delay Abigail Bettencourt, Emma Bloom and Gina today, which was fine,” said Green. “But Terrazano all had big doubles in the first in- with 106 teams, which means 212 players, ning, and Isabel Bettencourt delivered the we can’t really afford much more of a de- biggest blow with a two-run homer. The first lay than that. We only have so much time six Peabody batters reached before an out was to get the tournament in, so hopefully the recorded. But East Lynn pitcher Jurialis Perez rain will hold off long enough for us to get kept firing strikes, and made a couple of nice everyone through.” plays in the circle to get the first two outs. Green is happy with the way the course “She’s great, this is my first time coaching has responded to the recent rain, and he her in this situation, so I was happy to see credits the work of his course superinten- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON she kept her cool and she did a good job,” East dent and grounds crew for that. Lynn coach Bobby Bishop said of his pitcher. Abigail Bettencourt struck out 11 batters in just four innings TEDESCO, B2 for Peabody Friday. SOFTBALL, B3 Agganis week Good sports a family affair abound this for Lauria weekend

By Steve Krause By Katie Morrison ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ITEM STAFF LYNN — When it comes to the Aggan- LYNN — Being chosen to play in one is All-Star games, it’s been an extended Agganis All-Star game is an honor for lo- family affair for Lynn Classical’s Matt cal high school students. It’s a testament Lauria. to what they’ve accomplished in their Lauria will play two games next week, chosen sport. one of them Sunday (baseball, 2 p.m., at But to be chosen for two different Ag- Fraser Field) and the other on Thursday ganis games is special. Just ask St. Mary’s (football, 7 p.m., at Manning). He’ll have Casey Fraher and Nicki Bendicksen. the extra-added privilege of wearing the The Spartans were both chosen to play coveted No. 33 in Thursday’s football in Tuesday’s girls soccer game. Fraher game, which was the number the game’s ITEM FILE PHOTOS will also play in Sunday’s softball game, namesake, Classical great Harry Aggan- and Bendicksen will play in Wednesday’s is, wore in high school. Classical’s Matt Lauria, left, and St. Mary’s Casey Fraher, center, and sixth-annual girls lacrosse game. But most importantly, Lauria, Classi- Nicki Bendicksen will each play in two upcoming Agganis games. “I was so excited to hear I’d been chosen cal’s quarterback last fall, joins a host for the games,” said Fraher, who added of extended family members who have that softball is her primary sport. played in these games in the past. His Fraher, also a scholarship winner, will sister Kristen played basketball, as did Agganis All-Star games schedule have some big shoes to fill in the Aggan- cousins Meghan and Jill Reddy. Another is games. Her older sister, Jenna Fraher, cousin, Liam Reddy, will be playing with Sunday was named the MVP of the South team him in the football game Thursday. Awards ceremony 10 a.m., Manning Field in the 2009 softball game. And then there are the Kolodziajs. Bri- 20th softball game, noon, Fraser field “There are some expectations there,” an played football, and Lauren played 23rd baseball game, 2 p.m., Fraser Field Fraher joked. softball. And believe it or not, there are “Obviously I want to have fun at the Monday still two more from the extended Reddy/ games, I’ll be playing alongside a lot of 13th boys basketball game, 6 p.m., Lynn Classical Lauria family to go: Lauria’s brother, friends, but there are some expectations Daniel; and Liam Reddy’s younger broth- 13th girls basketball game, 7:15 p.m., Lynn Classical there,” Fraher joked. er Colin. Tuesday The St. Mary’s senior says she’s most Both Lauria and Liam Reddy will be on 22nd girls soccer game, 5:30 p.m., Manning Field excited to get on the field not only with the South team, and as incredible as this 22nd boys soccer game, 7 p.m., Manning Field. her fellow Spartans one last time, but may sound, they’ve never played on the friends from other schools as well. And same team formally. Wednesday she’ll hit both the soccer field and softball “Liam and I have been playing in some 6th girls lacrosse game, 5:30 p.m.., Manning Field diamond with Emily Stephenson, whom similar sports for years,” he said, “but 6th boys lacrosse game, 7 p.m., Manning field she’s played alongside for her whole high this is the first time we’ll be together on school career. Thursday the same team. It’s pretty special.” “It’s sad not being able to come back 56th football game, 7 p.m., Manning Field. LAURIA, B2 ST. MARY’S, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 Ford, Cobbet win Lynn Fifth Grade track championships

The Lynn Elementary spots in the 100, followed mate Imer Guzman Perez School Fifth Grade Track by Washington’s Zulfa (15.9) in the 100. Ford’s and Field Championships Haji (16.6). Soparkar won Yael Vizcaino (36.3) won wrapped up earlier this the 200 (32.2), followed by the 200, beating out Dre- week, with Ford taking the Cobbet’s Fabiola Villan- wicz’s Devon Andrews crown for the boys with 44 ueva (35.6) and Washing- (36.9) and Brickett’s points and Cobbet leading ton’s Aniyah Ross-Everett Manuel Gasca (37.2). Fal- the way for the girls with (35.7). In the 400, Cob- lon’s Christian Hannigan 56.5 points. bet’s Kimberliz Gutierrez (1:23.7) topped Brick- Aborn (40) and Drewicz (1:23.1) topped Aborn’s ett’s Kyle Bradley Keme- (33) finished second and Ava Schultz (1:23.8) and bi (1:23.9) and Aborn’s third for the boys, while Brickett’s Amaya Wil- B’Jahree Seward (1:25.8) Ford (44) and Lynn Woods liams (1:25.2). Aborn’s in the 400. Cobbet’s Juan (36.5) rounded out the top Abety Kivagheni (3:34.3) Reyes Martinez (3:32.3) three for the girls. Brick- topped the 800, followed topped Aborn’s Hector Pa- ett’s Gabriela Marquez by Lynn Woods’ Kaitlin tient (3:44.3) and Storm (6-9) and Emma Mrndzic Hawes (3:35.5) and In- Beauchamp (3:49.4) in (6-7) topped the long jump, galls’ Cyndi Espino Encar- the 800. Aborn’s Eamonn followed by Ford’s Kezia nacion (3:42.4). McHale won the mile PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thawe (6-4). Lynn Woods (1:07.4) (6:30.8) over Lynn Woods’ David Ortiz, right, laughs with Hall of Fame pitcher Pedro Martinez at In the field events for won the 4x100 relay. Lin- Nicholas Miller (6:37.7) Fenway Park Friday night as the team retired Ortiz’s jersey No. 34. the girls, Cobbet’s Maya coln-Thomson’s Cinthia and Drewicz’s Dahrien Soparkar won the softball Al-Warshani (8:36.8) won Bernabel (6:51.2). throw (106-07), ahead of the mile over Lynn Woods’ In the field events, Wil- Lincoln-Thomson’s Kae- Camille Mendonca (8:50) liams (8-6) topped Fallon’s Red Sox retire Big Papi’s 34 lyn Perez (104-10) and and Cobbet’s Vanessa Pe- Branly Santana-Cruz (7- Ford’s Ahjeanee Hyacin- tifort (8:50.4). 2) and Ford’s Sadi Buese BOSTON (AP) — David are very, very special for important games we had the (98-04). For the boys, Ford’s Ye- (7-1) in the long jump. Ortiz stepped up to the mi- this ballclub and this com- where the fans wanted Ford’s Abigail Agyemang ison Aguilar (7.9) won Cobbet’s Alexis Rodriguez crophone, wiped the tears munity." to be there from the very (8.0) topped her classmate the 50 ahead of Ingalls’ (128-3) topped Washing- from his eyes and waited Ortiz retired last season beginning and show love Jeymy Ovalle Lopez (8.1) Mack Peters (8.0) and ton’s Ranni Brito Duran for the sold-out Fenway as one of the most pro- and support. It was pretty and Cobbet’s Diane Lopez Darvin Chicas (8.3). Lin- (126-10) and Ford’s Gabri- crowd to shout "Papi!" a ductive offensive players amazing." (8.2) in the 50-meter dash. coln-Thomson’s Justin el Diaz (122-0) in the soft- few more times. in franchise history, and Ortiz is the 10th Red Sox Ingalls’ Yanaisis Gonzalez Williams (14.5) topped ball throw. The Red Sox waited at the single-most important player to have his num- (16.3) and Gianna Mar- Ingalls’ Kaif McTaggart Fallon won the 4x100 re- the top of their dugout. player to wear a Red Sox ber retired, and he was tins (16.6) took the top two (15.4) and his L-T class- lay (1:04.6). The Los Angeles Angels uniform in a century. With joined by four of the oth- tipped their caps. Friends three World Series titles ers, plus family represent- and family and dignitaries — including the 2004 ing the ones who couldn't from two countries lined championship that ended be there. Also recognized Rain won’t wash out Tedesco Cup the infield. Three World an 86-year drought — Or- during the ceremony were Series trophies glistened tiz dragged the ballclub representatives from the TEDESCO have the four-day invi- in the twilight sun. out of its dynasty of dis- Dominican Republic, the From B1 tational in August, but Hall of Famers Carl Yas- appointment and gave a city of Boston, and family that’s a smaller field of trzemski, Pedro Martinez, fresh generation of Bosto- of Minnesota Twins Hall “Our grounds crew is only about 160 people, so I Wade Boggs and Jim Rice nians reason to fall in love of Famer Kirby Puckett, just fantastic,” said Green. think that this is a bigger — whose numbers preceded with the Red Sox anew. from whom Ortiz adopted “(Course superintendent) tournament is a reason Ortiz's to the Fenway facade But it was Ortiz's defiant both his No. 34 and his ev- Peter Hasak and his staff why the membership likes — were the only ones who speech after the Boston er-present smile. do a great job all year it.” could know how he felt. Marathon bombings that "Thank you, Lord, for al- round keeping the course Green also points to "It's an honor to get to cemented him as a civic lowing me to give Boston in great condition. We’ve the fact that the Tedesco see my number right next hero and helped prompt the greatest gift ever: my done a lot of work over the Cup has teams set up in to all those legends," Ortiz the Red Sox to retire his compadre, David Ortiz," last few years on drainage a member-guest format, said before his No. 34 was number less than a year said Martinez, who helped so it hasn’t been as much which is good for bringing unveiled along the right- after he retired. As a nod convince the Red Sox to of a problem in recent new golfers to the course field roof boxes on Friday to his foul-mouthed chal- sign Ortiz in 2003 and years. We were tested with who would be otherwise night. lenge to those who would then joined with him the over two inches of rain on unfamiliar. "I remember hitting bat- test the city's resolve, Or- next year to win the title. Friday evening, and the “That’s definitely a big ting practice on this field; tiz took the microphone on "You are a great ambas- course dried out really plus,” Green said of the I always was trying to hit Friday with the welcome, sador of the game. I don't well this week, so we’ve mixed groups. “Not only those numbers. But I nev- "This is his (pause) city." have enough words to say been fortunate.” that, but we also have a er thought about having "There wasn't an empty today how proud I am, and For Green, who has been lot of activities around my number up there," he seat," Ortiz told report- how proud of a papa I feel around for most of the the tournament that keep said. "Every player that is ers afterward. "It made today. "Yes, he is 'Big Papi.' Tedesco Cups of the past people having fun and in- up there did things that me feel like one of the But I feel like 'Grampa.'" (this is his 47th Tedesco terested.” Cup and his 39th as Head But let’s not lose sight Pro), the growth that the of the main reason these Tedesco Cup has shown golfers are in the tourna- Sox win on Ortiz’s big night over the years is one of the ment. things he’s most proud of. “The best part by far, is BOSTON (AP) — Han- Rick Porcello (4-9), who runs off wild pitches by “It’s just grown and that they get to come play ley Ramirez and Sandy gave up four runs and Meyer. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON grown over the years, and a beautiful golf course for struck out eight in 6 1/3 Ramirez gave Porcello a Leon hit two-run homers I think now it might be two days,” Green said. John Barnes watches and the Boston Red Sox innings to earn the victo- 5-1 lead in the fourth with our most popular tourna- The Tedesco Cup will his drive during Fri- beat the Los Angeles An- ry. It was the 13th straight his two-run shot to right ment,” Green said. “We conclude this afternoon. day’s Tedesco Cup. gels 9-4 on Friday to cap a start Porcello has gone at field. night in which David Or- least six innings. This could serve as a tiz's number became the Alex Meyer (3-4) allowed needed confidence boost for latest retired at Fenway five runs and five hits in 3 Porcello, who had been 0-4 Good sports abound this weekend Park. 1/3 innings. with a 7.92 ERA in his pre- said. “(Chemistry) is im- Nikolakopoulos out for the It was the 250th career Los Angeles scored three vious five starts, allowing ST. MARY’S portant, and that helped season with a leg injury, home run for Ramirez, a runs in the seventh, but 47 hits and 27 earned runs. From B1 us on both teams this year, cooled off after Porcello He had command of his Fraher had to step into the good friend of Ortiz who and play again in high we get close with each oth- was also born in the Do- left. pitches early, holding the center midfielder role after school,” Fraher said, “but er.” playing outside mid previ- minican Republic. Leon Boston got out to a 3-0 Angels scoreless until the it’s nice to close out my ca- Bendicksen proved what finished with three hits lead in the first inning, fourth, when a catching ously. A four-year varsity reer with friends like her kind of teammate she was player, Foley looked to her and four RBIs. scoring on an RBI double error by Leon at home by my side.” during the past couple to provide veteran leader- The homers helped pro- by Xander Bogaerts and allowed Albert Pujols to And as for the girls she of soccer seasons at St. ship on a young team, and vide a nice cushion for then getting two more cross the plate. doesn’t know? Fraher’s not Mary’s. After transferring Fraher did just that. concerned about hitting in from Swampscott for the field with a new team. her junior year, Bendick- “I’ll really miss her lead- “I figure girls aren’t sen joined the team as a ership, she gets along with Lynn 13s lifted by late rally everyone and kids grav- chosen for this game just goalie, the position she’s because of their athletic itate toward her,” Foley on in relief, recorded the Defensively, Lynn was always played. She split LYNN ability, but their sports- said. “Anything you need final four outs to seal the sharp in the win. time with Stephenson in From B1 manship too,” Fraher said. her to do, she does it. I 5-3 win. “They made some great the net during the 2015 “If they’ve been chosen for couldn’t take her off the on O’Connor’s triple to “I knew we were going plays,” O’Connor said. season. But Stephenson this, I’m not worried about field either. She did an un- tie the game, 3-3. An RBI to do it, I just didn’t know “They make those dirty emerged as the starting how it will be on the field.” single off Ethaniel Al- when and I’m glad we ral- plays like Dustin Pedroia. goalie late in the season, believable job controlling Fraher, who will attend mendarez’s bat brought lied in time,” O’Connor They always make them.” and Foley said that didn’t the middle of the field with UMass Amherst in the O’Connor home for the said. “The pitching hung Lynn looks to stay on the faze Bendicksen. freshmen around her the fall, has been a fixture in 4-3 lead. Mulkahy added strong. Aiven came in re- win column against Re- “It’s a testament to her, whole season. She took on the Spartan sports com- an RBI single, scoring Al- lief and he’s been a little vere on Sunday (6) while when she came back this that mentoring role with a munity, playing three mendarez, to bump Lynn’s off his last couple starts Swampscott/Nahant looks year, she just said ‘put me very young group.” sports (she runs track in edge to 5-3. but he came back strong to bounce back on Monday wherever you need me,’” Both Bendicksen and the winter) and always Aiven Cabral, who came in this game.” (5), also against Revere. Foley said. “She did what- Fraher said they’re look- supporting her school at ever we needed. It takes a ing to use the Agganis the sporting events she lot for someone to do that, games as the chance to wasn’t part of. she’d been a goalkeep- Agganis Week a family affair “She’s been huge with er her whole life, but she make one more positive school spirit, any game turned into our best de- lasting high school memo- ry. For Bendicksen, her la- LAURIA to swallow. English in the last game she’s there, she’s leading fender. crosse season ended with From B1 “You have such a great was the season was spe- the cheers and participat- “She always marked season, and it ends so cial, and awesome.” ing in the school spirit,” St. the best forward, every a tough loss in the Divi- Beyond any of that, he suddenly,” he said. “So it’s Lauria wants to make Mary’s soccer coach and game,” Foley added. “She sion 2 North First Round said, he’s honored to play great to play at Fraser sure he gives all his coach- Agganis girls soccer direc- had a great year. At times, against Lynnfield, while in the Agganis games. Field one more time, and es a proper shoutout. tor Jim Foley said. “Some I couldn’t take her off the Fraher’s softball season “When you look at them, with some of my friends “I have an appreciation people don’t get involved, field.” ended at the hands of rival and see the people they who have also played with for all my coaches,” Lauria but she does three sports To turn into an all-star Austin Prep in the Divi- select, it’s a huge honor me and against me. It’ll be said. “They’ve all helped and does great academi- caliber defender after sion 3 North semifinals. cally. She’s a leader in the to make one,” he said. “To fun. We can swap stories me in different ways. I playing there for just a But with nothing on the make two is even more school and out in the com- year is an accomplish- and all that fun stuff.” want to give them a shout line, the girls will be able special.” munity.” ment. Lauria had a front-row out for everything they’d to focus on making memo- He considers baseball Bendicksen plays soc- “She’s a hard worker and ries on the field. seat for what had to be the done for me in the past cer and lacrosse, with the his best sport, and will be a great teammate,” Foley “I think it’s going to be going to Bridgewater State play of the year in high four years. I’ll miss them latter being her primary said. “She worked hard fun, and it will be like ev- to play. This spring, he school football last season a lot. sport. The defenseman is to get better at a position erything’s come full circle,” was the catcher on Clas- — Marcus Rivera’s elec- As for the game? working on playing college she hadn’t played before. sical’s 19-1 Northeastern trifying 83-yard kickoff “It’s a nice way to give lacrosse at Hobart and She knew we graduated said Bendicksen. “I’ll be Conference/North-win- return to win the Thanks- myself a sendoff,” said William Smith. almost all of the defense, playing with and against ning team. The Rams’ giving game against En- Lauria. “I’ll be playing “I haven’t (played in an and she went into it with these kids I’ve known all season came to an abrupt glish, 21-20. among all-stars from the all-star game before), and no hesitation. That’s the through high school and halt when Marblehead de- “Marcus had missed a area, and both the games I think it’s going to be kind type of person she is.” some, since we were little. feated them in Division 3 huge part of the season are going to be on my of weird, because we’re so Fraher went through I’m just trying to have fun North tournament. Lauria due to injury,” Lauria said, home field. It’s a pleasure, used to playing with the something similar this and make that one lasting admits it was a tough pill “so to be able to knock off and I cannot wait.” same girls,” Bendicksen soccer season. With Mia memory.” SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS

SATURDAY District 16 LL Softball (Not including last night’s games) Tonight Sunday Monday Babe Ruth Baseball Marblehead vs. Salem/Wyoma loser WEST at Brockton Rox 13s (5:45) Vs. Pittsfield At Wachusett W L Pct. Pts L10 Revere vs. Peabody (6) Saugus vs. Peabody/East Lynn Loser (7:05 p.m.) Suns Dirt Dogs Wachusett 10 6 .625 20 8-2 14s (5:45) (5 p.m. (6:35 p.m.) Pittsfield 10 9 .526 20 2-8 Lynn vs. Revere (2) Babe Ruth Baseball Worcester 9 8 .529 18 4-6 Peabody vs. Marblehead (8) At Peabody High Bristol 8 11 .421 16 5-5 15s 13s EAST S’scott/Nahant vs. Peabody (6) Revere vs. Lynn (6) W L Pct. Pts L10 Lynn vs. Saugus (4) 14s Tuesday Wednesday Nashua 10 6 .625 20 6-4 Marblehead vs. Lynn (2) vs. Seacoast Vs. Brockton Golf Brockton 10 6 .625 20 6-4 Tedesco Cup (at Tedesco CC, daylong) Revere vs. Peabody (4) Mavericks Rox Marthas Vineyard 9 9 .500 19 5-5 American Legion Baseball 15s (7) Swampscott/Nahant vs. Lynn (10) (7) Seacoast 7 10 .412 14 4-6 Juniors Saugus vs. Marblehead (noon) Navigators 4 12 .250 9 4-6 Methuen at Swampscott-M’head (1) NSBL American Legion Baseball Seniors Beverly at Marblehead (5) Newburyport at Saugus (5) Kingston at Newburyport (5) M’head-S’scott at Beverly-Salem (7) SUNDAY Juniors Navigators ride hot bats to win Agganis All-Star Games M’head-S’scott at Beverly-Salem (4:30) at Fraser Field, Lynn Methuen at Andover (5:45) Softball (North vs. South), noon Saugus at Haverhill (6) By Emmanuel Kapuscinski. innings. Baseball (North vs. South), 2 NSBL DeJesus-Capellan In the second, Falkson hit a RBI The Navs added three more in the District 16 LL Baseball Marblehead at Newburyport (2) FOR THE ITEM double to right field, scoring Daane eighth to run away with the win. Winthrop vs. Lynnfield (at Lynn Swampscott at Manchester (5) Berezo (Virginia Commonwealth). Brad Douglass, Berezo and Falkson Shore, 2) N. Reading at NS Phillies (5:30) The North Shore Navigators were Later in the inning, Alex Brickman each hit an RBI single in the frame. E. Lynn at Nahant (5) Saugus at Peabody (7:45) led by the their bats Friday night in (St. Petersburg) hammered a three- Some notables include Brickman, a 12-1 win at Seacoast against the run homerun to bump the North who went 2-4 with a three-run Mavericks. The Navs, on a three- SPORTS BRIEFS Shore lead up to seven. homerun and four RBI. Falkson game winning streak, upped their In the third, Seacoast’s Christo- (Tufts) went 4-6 with three RBI Carey baseball Lynn Flag record to 5-12 while the Mavericks pher Kanios (Central Connecticut) while scoring three times. Fuhrn- dropped to 7-11. The Navs scored hit a solo home run, bringing the mann (Frederick CC) went 3-4 camp information Football tourney seven runs in the first two innings. score to 7-1. driving in one. Matthew O’Con- In the first, Tyler Kapuscinski Nate Rossi (Keene State) contin- nor (Umass-Lowell) pitched a solid The Carey Baseball Lynn Parks and Recre- (Marist) started the fireworks as he ued the scoring for the Navs in the game, going five innings while strik- Camp will conduct its ation and Stop the Violence: reached on an error that scored Joey fourth inning thanks to a RBI single ing out four and earning the win. 2-day specialty camps July Lynn will be holding a flag Pena (St. Thomas Aquinas). Nick plating Fuhrmann. Brickman added The Navigators return home on 6-7 for pitchers, catchers football tournament on July Fuhrmann (Frederick CC) followed to the scoring in the fifth thanks to Sunday as they face they Pittsfield and hitting at the Lynn 22 at Manning Field in with a two-run double to right field another RBI single scoring Falkson, Suns first pitch is scheduled for 5:00 Babe Ruth complex. Lynn. The tournament scoring Nick Falkson (Tufts) and and the Navs were up 9-1 after five p.m. eastern. Hitters will report from begins at 8 a.m. and will be 9-11:30 a.m. played rain or shine. Each Pitchers and catchers will team must have 10 players go from 12:30-3 p.m. The with at least two females. Bettencourt, Peabody shut out East Lynn cost is $85 each. Five hours There will be four grammar of instruction will be pro- school teams, eight in the SOFTBALL 11th Peabody run. Abigail Meanwhile, offensively, throws a couple of differ- vided, along with evalua- middle school division and From B1 Bettencourt added a big there wasn’t much East ent pitches that move. tions. four in the high school divi- RBI double in the third, Lynn could do against Bet- We’ll see how it works The following week of sion. For more information Shortstop Allie Chen an inning that could have tencourt, who has struck against some of the stron- July10-14 (9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) or to register, email either snagged a liner off the bat been worse for East Lynn, out 20 batters through two all facets of the game will be lynnparksandrecreation@ of Hailey Roach to end the had Chen not made strong games so far in the tour- ger teams, if the throwing taught. Players will be video- gmail.com or stopthevio- frame. plays at shortstop to re- nament. strikes philosophy hurts taped and analyzed, and writ- [email protected] or call In the second, Bloom cord all three outs. “She throws a lot of her or helps her.” ten evaluations will follow. 781-268-8000. drove in a run with a “She was lights out, I strikes, and to beat Abby Peabody will move on to Campers also receive indi- triple and a few walks told her she had some you have to hit her, and face Wyoma in the winners vidual awards and T-shirts. Lynn Youth Soccer brought in another run ridiculous plays,” Bish- if you’re not aggressive bracket, Sunday at 5:45 at All instructors are high for Peabody. A groundout op said of Chen. “That’s at the plate, you’re going Wyoma. East Lynn drops school or college certified. registration from Michaela Alperen the good news tonight, I to have trouble with her,” The cost is $175. down to the losers’ brack- Lynn Youth Soccer Fall brought in two more runs, learned something about Mark Bettencourt said. Contact coach Frank et, and will visit Marble- 2017 registration is now and a sacrifice fly, snagged her, I had a hunch and she “She works both sides of Carey at 781-842-4042 or by Ava Ruma, led to the proved me right.” the plate, changes speeds, head Sunday at 5:45. [email protected]. open and accepting players. Online registration is avail- able at www.lynnyouthsoc- Lynn Firecracker cer.org using the REGIS- 5k road race TER link from our home Parade of forwards in NHL draft page. The first Lynn Firecracker Those wishing to play in CHICAGO (AP) — Cody Glass ey will be unbelievable," Glass said. ing Nick Suzuki at No. 12 before 5k road race will take place the Lynn Youth Soccer trav- played in a youth hockey tourna- "Just being there and walking down selecting Swedish defenseman Erik on July 1 to benefit the el league must register ment in Las Vegas when he was 10. the Strip, it's something that's really Brannstrom with the 15th pick. Lynn Fireworks Fund. The online by June 30th in order His Junior Steelers team finished a nice. You don't see too much of that "The forward group is real strong," family fun run/walk will to be considered for a team. disappointing second. in Winnipeg." New Jersey general manager Ray start at Rolly’s Tavern on There are no exceptions to He is looking forward to many The first NHL draft in Chicago Shero said. the Square, 338 Broadway this deadline and registra- more games in Sin City. began with another 18-year-old for- After a symphony of boos for NHL in Lynn. Registration starts tion for all teams is online Glass was selected by the expan- ward, with Swiss center Nico His- Commissioner Gary Bettman and at 10 a.m. and the race only. sion Vegas Golden Knights with chier going No. 1 overall to the New most of Chicago's rivals across the begins at 11 a.m. The regis- Intramural registration is their first-ever pick Friday night, Jersey Devils. The Philadelphia Fly- league, the crowd cheered when the tration fee is $25. Prizes will available online at this time going No. 6 overall as part of a pa- ers then grabbed Nolan Patrick at Blackhawks finally got on the clock be given to the top three as well. The deadline for rade of forwards at the top of the No. 2. at No. 26. But they promptly moved male and female finishers intramural registration is NHL draft. The 18-year-old Cana- Ten of the top 13 picks were list- back three spots in a deal with Dal- as well as top boys and girls August 15. dian center had 32 goals and 62 as- ed as centers. Defensemen Miro las in the first of three trades an- finishers. To register, visit Any questions can be sists in 69 games last season for the Heiskanen (No. 3 overall to Dallas) nounced during the first round. https://racewire.com/regis- directed to info@lynnyouth- Portland Winterhawks of the West- and Cale Makar (No. 4 to Colorado) The St. Louis Blues sent forward ter.php?id=7972. soccer.org. ern Hockey League. and right wing Owen Tippett (No. Jori Lehtera and two draft picks to "I didn't really see that as a hock- 10 to Florida) were the lone excep- Philadelphia for Brayden Schenn, ey place when I went there, but now, tions. Vegas also opted for another and also traded physical forward MLB with the new team and the fans and forward prospect with its second of Ryan Reaves to the Stanley Cup AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE season tickets sold out, I think hock- three picks in the first round, tak- champion Penguins. East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 39 31 .557 — Washington 43 29 .597 — Boston 40 32 .556 — Atlanta 34 38 .472 9 Tampa Bay 39 36 .520 2½ Miami 32 39 .451 10½ Jimmy Butler trade sets the stage Toronto 35 37 .486 5 New York 31 41 .431 12 Baltimore 35 37 .486 5 Philadelphia 23 48 .324 19½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 39 32 .549 — Milwaukee 40 35 .533 — for looming NBA free agency period Minnesota 36 34 .514 2½ Chicago 37 35 .514 1½ Kansas City 35 36 .493 4 St. Louis 33 38 .465 5 Chicago 32 39 .451 7 Pittsburgh 33 40 .452 6 (AP) — As draft night approached, and the Knicks were, well, the Knicks. bodeau said. “With players, they Detroit 32 40 .444 7½ Cincinnati 30 41 .423 8 some of the heavy hitters in the NBA Draft night always lays the ground- look around the league, they see the West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB — Cleveland, San Antonio, Houston, work for what will happen when the makeup of the team, they see how Houston 50 24 .676 — Los Angeles 48 26 .649 — Boston, the Clippers among them circus (officially known as free agen- they play, play together. That’s the Seattle 38 37 .507 12½ Arizona 46 27 .630 1½ Los Angeles 38 38 .500 13 Colorado 47 28 .627 1½ — were jockeying, making calls and cy) begins on July 1. And with all of main thing. Both offensively and de- Texas 36 36 .500 13 San Diego 29 44 .397 18½ looking for deals to try to position those contenders looking to make a fensively.” Oakland 31 42 .425 18½ San Francisco 27 48 .360 21½ themselves to make a run at the Gold- splash, the biggest move was made by The Timberwolves have long had Friday’s Games Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. en State juggernaut. ... the Minnesota Timberwolves. difficulty attracting free agents to a Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. The Warriors’ greatness has forced The Wolves reunited Tom Thi- relatively small market that spends L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. the rest of the league to do deep bodeau with Butler, giving up two four months of the year covered in ice Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Saturday’s Games Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Texas (Bibens-Dirkx 2-0) at N.Y. Yankees self-examination and be aggressive in promising young players in Zach and snow. Landing a top-15 player p.m. (Cessa 0-1), 1:05 p.m. upgrading their rosters if they’re even LaVine and Kris Dunn and the No. like Butler to team with Karl-Antho- Toronto at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Oakland (Gossett 0-2) at Chicago White Detroit at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Sox (Shields 1-0), 2:10 p.m. going to have a chance to compete. 7 overall pick to land one of the best ny Towns and Andrew Wiggins sends Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Toronto (Estrada 4-5) at Kansas City (Var- The Celtics and Cavaliers were look- two-way players in the game. The a sign of how aggressive the teams Cincinnati at Washington, 7:05 p.m. gas 10-3), 2:15 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Baltimore (Bundy 7-6) at Tampa Bay (Faria ing hard at Pacers star Paul George move should jumpstart Minnesota’s could be. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. 3-0), 4:10 p.m. and Bulls guard Jimmy Butler, the pursuit of its first playoff spot since The Bulls plunged head-first into Rockets and Spurs were looking at 2004 and, the Wolves hope, pave the a rebuild with the decision, and now clearing cap space to make a run at way for success in free agency. it’s up to the Pacers to decide if they MLB LEAGUE LEADERS some big-name free agents next week “I think it will (help) a lot,” Thi- want to do the same. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE Avisail Garcia, CHW .341 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS .347 TV/RADIO Aaron Judge, NYY .331 David Murphy, WAS .346 Corey Dickerson, TB .326 Buster Posey, SF .338 TODAY Walmart NW Arkansas TOMORROW onship, CBS, 3 p.m.; LPGA: Jose Altuve, HOU .322 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI .335 TV Championship, Golf, 5 p.m. TV Walmart NW Arkansas Xander Bogaerts, BOS .322 David Peralta, ARI .332 Jose Ramirez, CLE .322 Charlie Blackmon, COL .328 Auto Racing: Xfinity: American Horse Racing : Royal Ascot, Auto Racing: Formula One: Championship, Golf, 5 p.m. Starlin Castro, NYY .321 Marcell Ozuna, MIA .326 Ethanol 250, FS1, 8:30 p.m. NBCSN, 8:30 a.m.; Belmont Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Mixed Martial Arts: UFC: Eric Hosmer, KC .305 Zack Cozart, CIN .320 Baseball: Texas at NY Yan- Park Live, FS2, 4 p.m. NBCSN, 9 a.m.,; IndyCar: Michael Chiesa vs. Kevin Justin Smoak, TOR .303 Matt Kemp, ATL .320 Kohler Grand Prix, NBCSN, Carlos Correa, HOU .303 Bryce Harper, WAS .310 kees, MLB Network, 1 p.m.; Motor Sports: AMA: Lucas Oil Lee, FS1, 9 p.m. HOME RUNS HOME RUNS Milwaukee at Atlanta, FS1, 1:17 p.m.; Monster Energy Pro Motocross, NBCSN, 3 Sailing: America’s Cup, NBC, 1 Aaron Judge, NYY 24 Cody Bellinger, LAD 22 4:10 p.m.; LA Angels at Bos- Cup: Toyota/Save Mart 350, Logan Morrison, TB 21 Scott Schebler, CIN 20 p.m. FS1, 3 p.m. p.m. George Springer, HOU 21 Eric Thames, MIL 20 ton, Fox, 7:15 p.m.; NY Mets at San Francisco, Fox, 7:15; Sailing: America’s Cup, NBC, 1 Baseball: LA Angels at Bos- Soccer: Confederations Cup: Justin Smoak, TOR 20 Joey Votto, CIN 20 p.m. Joey Gallo, TEX 19 Jay Bruce, NYM 19 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Fox, ton, WEEI-FM 93.7, 1:35 Chile vs. Australia, FS1, 11 Mike Moustakas, KC 19 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 19 7:15; Houston at Seattle, Soccer: Confederations Cup: p.m.; Texas at NY Yankees, a.m.; Confederations Cup: Khris Davis, OAK 18 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS 19 Mexico vs. Russia, Fox, 11 Miguel Sano, MIN 18 Justin Bour, MIA 18 MLB Network, 10 p.m. MLB Network, 2 p.m.; Pitts- Germany vs. Cameroon, Fox, Yonder Alonso, OAK 17 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 18 Pro Football: CFL: Edmonton a.m.; Confederations Cup: burgh at St. Louis, ESPN, 11 a.m.; MLS: Seattle at Edwin Encarnacion, CLE 17 Bryce Harper, WAS 18 at British Columbia, ESPN2, New Zealand vs. Portugal, 8:08 p.m. Portland, ESPN2, 10:30 p.m. RUNS BATTED IN Mark Reynolds, COL 18 FS1, 11 a.m., MLS: New Nelson Cruz, SEA 58 RUNS BATTED IN 10 p.m. Pro Football: CFL: Hamilton at Track and field: York City FC at New York, Toronto, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Aaron Judge, NYY 54 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 64 Golf: European: BMW Interna- USATF Outdoor Champion- Miguel Sano, MIN 52 Jake Lamb, ARI 61 Fox, 1:30 p.m. Avisail Garcia, CHW 51 Nolan Arenado, COL 59 tional Open, Golf, 8 a.m.; Golf: European: BMW Interna- ships, NBC, 4 p.m., PGA: Travelers Champion- Track and Field: USATF Out- tional Open, Golf, 6:30 a.m.; Logan Morrison, TB 51 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS 57 Volleyball: AVP Pro Beach Tour, Albert Pujols, LAA 49 Charlie Blackmon, COL 56 ship, Golf, 1 p.m.; Champi- door Championships, NBC PGA: Travelers Champion- Justin Upton, DET 48 Mark Reynolds, COL 56 ons: American Family Insur- RADIO ship, Golf, 1 p.m.; Champi- 6 p.m. Carlos Correa, HOU 47 Bryce Harper, WAS 55 ance Championship, Golf, 3 Baseball: LA Angels at Bos- ons: American Family Insur- RADIO Matt Holliday, NYY 47 Joey Votto, CIN 53 Justin Smoak, TOR 47 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 52 p.m.; PGA: Travelers Champi- ton, WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:15 ance Championship, Golf, 3 Baseball: LA Angels at Boston, Steve Souza Jr., TB 47 Travis Shaw, MIL 51 onship, CBS, 3 p.m.; LPGA: p.m. p.m.; PGA: Travelers Champi- WEEI-FM 93.7, 1:35 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 COMICS

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JUNE 24, 2017 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) WGBH Joe Bonamassa Rock, Rhythm and Doo Wop Little Richard My Mother and Grantchester on Masterpiece BrainFit: 50 Ways to Explore unfamiliar territory to ex- ^ PBS Live and others perform. Other Strangers Sidney is distracted. (N) Grow Your Brain Try something different. Sign Explore new possibilities. pand your knowledge and plans. WBZ Paid Paid Hawaii Five-0 48 Hours 48 Hours WBZ Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles up for a retreat or study dif- Make changes at home and $ CBS Program Program News “Bloodlines” ferent philosophies if you Travel, relationships and com- to the way you look and pres- WCVB Inside Chronicle The Gong Show 20/20: In an Instant “Terror in the Library” A News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- want to see life and the world munication are highlighted and ent yourself. A day trip will give will help you choose a better and % ABC Edition man takes hostages at a library. Center 5 Page “Truth Be Told” tary around you through different you the motivation you need WBTS Access Hollywood 2017 Nitro World Games From Salt Lake City. (N) News Saturday Night Live “Melissa 1st Look eyes. Live, learn and explore. more purposeful lifestyle. * NBC (N) at 11 McCarthy; HAIM” to initiate change. WFXT MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Boston Red Boston Boston American Grit The Just for Just for Boston LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) 9 FOX Sox. The Angels visit the Red Sox. (N) News 25 first team challenge. Laughs Laughs News Stay focused on what you Don’t get involved in joint ARIES (March 21-April 19) WUNI Crónicas de Sábado José de Egipto La saga de un hombre Crónicas de Sábado Dur- Noticiero Estrellados (N) Desmadru- need to accomplish, not on ventures that will lock you Fully research any pursuit you ; UNI (N) íntegro que fue vendido como esclavo. (N) miendo Univision gados what someone else is trying into something costly and are considering. It’s important WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) ›› The Legend of Zorro (2005) Antonio Banderas. Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & time-consuming. Stick to the not to act in haste if you want F MNT Theory Theory The swordsman and his wife fight a count. Molly to talk you into doing. You can basics, and be moderate and to come out on top. Don’t WGBX Burt Bacharach’s Best (My Carole King -- James Taylor On the Psychiatrist’s Couch With Daniel Austin City Limits Under- bring about change if you go about it the right way. inventive when dealing with overreact, and avoid excessive L PBS Music Presents) Live at the Troubadour Amen, MD Modern rock. ground money matters. WBIN Family Family Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Movie Joey Joey Good behavior. R MNT Guy Guy Bishop Bishop Morning VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WLVI Scandal Olivia spies Last Man Last Man Modern Modern 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue Anger Anger Paid Give and you will receive. Min- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) X CW on Jake. Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) “Monster” Manage. Manage. Program An unexpected change can gling with people who share leave you in a vulnerable po- Contemplate how you earn TELE ››› Charlotte’s Web (2006, ››‡ Snow White and the Huntsman (2012, Fantasía) Titulares Videos La Copa Videos Programa your concerns will give you ¨ TELE Niños) Voice of Julia Roberts. Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron. y Más Asom. Revuelta Asom. sition. Avoid joint ventures. If your living. Take something the strength to bring about you want to invest in some- you love to do and explore WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Psych change. Love will improve your ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit thing, put your time, effort new ways to turn it into a thriv- attitude and life. CABLE STATIONS and extra cash into personal ing business. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 06.24.17” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law improvements and romance. A&E LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) PD -- 06.16.17” (N) enforcement. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) (5:00) ›››› “Saving Private Ryan” TURN: Washing- TURN: Washing- ››› Unstoppable (2010, Action) Denzel Preacher Trouble will sprout if you or AMC AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Stay focused on creative en- (1998, War) Tom Hanks, Edward Burns. ton’s Spies (N) ton’s Spies Washington, Chris Pine. someone you are dealing Broaden your horizons by ex- (6:44) ›‡ “Little Fockers” (2010, Comedy) ›‡ Little Fockers (2010, Comedy) Robert ››› Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011, Romance-Comedy) deavors and projects you can BRAVO with overreacts, gives way to amining offbeat ways you can Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ De Niro, Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling. ‘PG-13’ indulgence or refuses to com- improve your mind, body and work on by yourself. Take the Celtics Draft Special WNBA Basketball Connecticut Sun at New Angling Cannons Poker After Dark Poker After Dark Basket- CSNE promise. Take a moment to future. Put greater emphasis on time to think about your plans York Liberty. ball evaluate the situation, and be personal improvements instead and how you can get what you Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Last DISC Frontier Frontier Frontier Frontier Frontier prepared to back away. of trying to change others. want. Walk the Walk the MECH-X4 Lab Rats K.C. Un- Stuck/ Bizaard- Andi K.C. Un- K.C. Un- ››› A Bug’s Life (1998) DISN Prank Prank dercover Middle vark Mack dercover dercover Voices of Dave Foley. ‘G’ SportsCenter (N) College Baseball NCAA World Series, Game 14: Teams TBA. (If SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- BRIDGE ESPN necessary). (N) ter (6:00) 30 for 30 The 30 for 30 The Bears Super Bowl XX win. CFL Football Edmonton Eskimos at BC Lions. The Lions host the 30 for 30 ESPN2 Buffalo Bills. Eskimos. (N) Shorts (5:40) ››› “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” ››› Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Daniel Radcliffe, Ru- Stitchers Once in a while, the theory works FREE (2005, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. pert Grint. New dangers lurk for Harry, Dumbledore and their friends. “Perfect” A.N. Onymous said, “In the- not one spade. Then, after to a low heart. In desperation, (5:30) ››› “21 ››› 22 Jump Street (2014) Jonah Hill. Officers Jenko ››› 22 Jump Street (2014) Jonah Hill. Officers Jenko Mike & FX Jump Street” and Schmidt go under cover at a college. and Schmidt go under cover at a college. Molly ory there is no difference be- South rebid one spade, North North tried the king, but now (5:55) ›› “Suicide ››› The Birth of a Nation (2016, Histori- Boxing REAL Sports With Fight Ballers VICE tween theory and practice. 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A well- ››› Drumline (2002) Nick Cannon. Rivalry between MTV ner deals and opens one club. South discarded a heart from to-do white couple adopts a homeless black teen. two drummers threatens a college band. What should North respond his hand, drew trumps ending Dining Playbook Charlie Charlie Heartland Poker Sports Sports Sports Dirty Paid Cooking Paid NESN Moore Moore Tour (N) Today Today Today Water TV Program Made Program after West passes? in the dummy, pitched two Henry Thunder- The Thundermans Henry Henry Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Fresh Bridge revolves around the more hearts on the other dia- NICK Danger mans (N) Danger Danger House House “Pilot” Prince majors; however, if it is a slam mond honors and led a club. 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Deed” Little me, responded one diamond, ruffed South’s king and shifted (6:00) ›››› “Forrest Gump” (1994, Comedy-Drama) ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005, Romance-Come- ›››‡ The Social Network VH1 Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. dy) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. (2010) Jesse Eisenberg. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV JUNE 25, 2017 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Carole King-James My Mother and Grantchester on Prime Suspect: Tennison on Carole King -- James Taylor Forever ^ PBS Taylor Other Strangers Masterpiece (N) Masterpiece (N) Live at the Troubadour Painlss WBZ 60 Minutes (N) NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary Code Black “Ave WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel Interna- $ CBS “Tidings We Bring” Maria” News Osteen tional WCVB America’s Funniest Celebrity Family Steve Harvey’s The $100,000 Pyra- News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Feud (N) FUNDERDOME (N) mid (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “6,741” WBTS Sunday Night With ››› Despicable Me (2010, Children’s) Little Big Shots: News Access Hollywood American Ninja * NBC Megyn Kelly (N) Voices of Steve Carell, Jason Segel. 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Never Dies (1997) CABLE STATIONS American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American A&E “Sicilian Standoff” “Pinch Picker” Pickers (5:30) “The Day Fear the Walking Fear the Walking Preacher “On the Talking Dead (N) Fear the Walking Fear the AMC After Tomorrow” Dead “100” Dead (N) Road” (N) Dead Walking The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- Watch Housewives/NYC Below Deck Medi- BRAVO wives of Potomac wives of Potomac wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta What terranean (6:30) The Baseball Sports Sunday (N) The Baseball Show Sports Sunday The Baseball Show Basket- CSNE Show (N) ball Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid “Deep in the Swamp” A Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC “Ashes to Ashes” survivalist returns for redemption. (N) XL “Triple Threat” “Garden of Evil” (6:10) ›››‡ “Toy Transyl- Tangled: Stuck/ Andi K.C. 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(6:20) “Central Intel- ›› Harold & Kumar Escape From Guan- Silicon Veep (N) Last Silicon Veep Last Week Tonight HBO ligence” (2016) tanamo Bay (2008) Kal Penn. ‘R’ Valley Week Valley With John Oliver Forged in Fire “The ››‡ Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011, Adven- Mountain Men ››‡ Pirates of the Caribbean: HIST Cutlass” ture) Johnny Depp, Penélope Cruz, Ian McShane. “Breakage” On Stranger Tides (6:00) “Cradle Swap- My Daughter Is Missing (2017) Miranda Deadly Ex (2016, Suspense) Natasha My Daughter Is Missing (2017, LIFE ping” (2017) Raison, Emmett J. Scanlan. Henstridge, Marguerite Moreau. Suspense) Miranda Raison. (5:30) ››› “Drum- 2017 BET Awards Bruno Mars; Future; Migos. (N) Fear Factor Com- Fear Factor Deep MTV line” (2002) puter bugs. water tank. Charlie Golf Dest. 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Eclipse chasers blaze trail to Oregon for view of a lifetime

By Gillian Flaccus chasers will descend on gency,” said Dave Thomp- ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon for the celestial son, spokesman for the event, and officials are Oregon Department of MADRAS, Ore. — Just bracing for as many as Transportation. “This is before sunrise, there’s typ- 100,000 of them in and pretty much a once-in-a- ically nothing atop Round around Madras. lifetime opportunity, and Butte but the whistle of In this vast expanse of it’s really worth seeing. But the wind and a panoram- ranches and farms, rural, you’ve got to be prepared or ic view of Oregon’s sec- two-lane roads could mean you won’t enjoy it.” ond-highest peak glowing traffic jams of cosmic pro- When the moon passes pink in the faint light. portions. Every hotel in between the sun and the But on Aug. 21, local FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Madras is booked, some Earth, the path of totali- officials expect this look- residents are renting their Hannah Waring, left, and Abby McDonough work in the strawberry out point just outside the ty — meaning total dark- stand at Wegmeyer Farms in Hamilton, Va. homes for $3,000 a night, ness — from the moon’s small town of Madras to and campers are expected be crammed with people shadow will begin on Ore- to flood the national for- gon’s coast, then cross the from around the world, all ests and grasslands during north-central part of the Kids today don’t do summer hoping for the first glimpse peak wildfire season. state from west to east. of the moon’s shadow as it The state’s emergency But as the hype builds, crosses Mount Jefferson’s coordination center will jobs the way they used to snow fields. Then, a solar gear up, and first respond- authorities are increasing- eclipse will throw the en- ers will prepare to respond ly worried that people who By Paul Wiseman teens are more likely to be But the longer-term tire region into complete to any trouble as they planned to watch from the ASSOCIATED PRESS enrolled in summer school, trend for teen employment darkness for two minutes. would for an earthquake notoriously foggy coast doing volunteer work to is down and likely to stay The first coast-to-coast could move east at the WASHINGTON — It was or other natural disaster. burnish their college cre- that way for several rea- total solar eclipse to cross last minute if the forecast at Oregon’s Timberline Cell towers could be over- dentials or just hanging sons: the continental United sours. And Oregonians Lodge, later known as a whelmed, traffic will be out with friends. — Teenagers and their States in 99 years will first who live outside the path setting in the horror movie gridlocked, and police and For many, not working parents are increasingly be visible in Oregon, and of totality could decide to “The Shining,” where Pat- fire stretched to the max is a choice. For some oth- aware of the value of a col- Madras is predicted to be drive to one of the prime rick Doyle earned his first managing the crowds. ers, it reflects a lack of lege education. A result is among the country’s best viewing spots at the spur real paycheck. “Bring extra water, bring opportunities where they that more kids are spend- viewing spots because of of the moment, creating He was a busboy. The food. You need to be pre- its clear, high-desert skies, havoc on the roads, said job didn’t pay much. But live, often in lower-in- ing summers volunteering pared to be able to survive flat landscape and stun- Cory Grogan, spokesman Doyle quickly learned les- come urban areas: They or studying, to prepare on your own for 24 to 48 ning mountain views. for the Oregon Office of sons that served him for sometimes find that older for college and compete to 72 hours, just like you years as he rose to become workers hold the low-skill for slots at competitive Up to 1 million eclipse would in any sort of emer- Emergency Management. the CEO of Domino’s, the jobs that once would have schools. pizza delivery giant: been available to them. In July 1986, just 12 per- Show up on time, dress In July 1986, 57 percent cent of Americans ages 16 properly, treat customers of Americans ages 16 to to 19 were taking summer well. 19 were employed. The classes. Thirty years later, “I grew up a lot that proportion stayed over 50 the share had risen to 42 summer,” he says. percent until 2002 when percent. As summer 2017 begins, it began dropping steadily. “Parental emphasis on America’s teenagers are By last July, only 36 per- the rewards of educa- far less likely to be acquir- cent were working. tion has contributed to ing the kinds of experienc- Economists and labor the decline in teen labor es Doyle found so useful. market observers worry force participation,” Teresa Once a teenage rite of pas- that falling teen employ- Morisi, a Labor Depart- sage, the summer job is ment will deprive them of ment economist, conclud- vanishing. valuable work experience ed in a February report on Instead of baling hay, and of opportunities to en- teen employment, which FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scooping ice cream or stock- counter people of different has been declining in the ing supermarket shelves ethnic, social and cultural United States and other Joe Krenowicz, executive director of the Madras-Jefferson County in July and August, today’s backgrounds. wealthy countries. Chamber of Commerce, gestures toward Mt. Jefferson in Madras, Ore. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 17 SHERBROOK PL. 15-17 JORDAN TER. $440,000 $552,000 41 ANCHOR RD. B: Jamal M. Saleh and Melanie Saleh B: I-Ling Vu and Vincent Vu $335,000 S: Christopher M. Segee and Ashley Segee S: Khalid Choukri and Younnes Zouhair SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Milton C. Pierce and Felicia S. Pierce S: Shirley A. Sluskonis and Dyann Prouty 92 SUTCLIFFE RD. 334 LYNN ST. If you want an honest opinion of value, $390,000 $321,500 74 APPLE BLOSSOM LN. B: Heather M. Mercurio B: Sansan Maw and Kohla Shwe call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. $680,000 S: Marcelina Zorrilla S: Elizabeth A. Chesley and Domini L. B: Brian Dematteo Chesley FREE SERVICE S: Katy A. Cuffe-Burgess, Trustee for Cuffe 7 WARD ST. Financial Trust $110,000 16 NEWMAN RD. U:16 B: David Seymour, Trustee for 7 Ward St. $187,000 Trust 50 CHATHAM ST. B: Noel Rowe CONNORREALESTATE.COM S: John P. Dooley and Patricia A. Dooley $365,000 S: George Tataru-Razvan and Melinda E. Tataru B: Wanda Y. Rivera 44-A WESTERN AVE. S: Henry A. Rosario and Carmen R. Reyes MEDFORD 18 ELMWOOD CIR. 6 IRON WORKS WAY. $235,000 29 NEWMAN RD. U:29 $264,000 $830,000 B: Lourdes S. Oses $180,000 B: Meredith Wentworth B: Sven Nommenson and Andrea 14 CLIFTON AVE. S: Lawrence E. Tinsley and Stephanie 56 BOYNTON RD. B: Brad Barahona S: Donald L. Brothers and Mary A. Brothers $530,000 Tinsley $915,000 Nommenson B: Endrit Kolici and Adelina Kolici S: Brian E. Sweeney and Elisa Sweeney B: Raymond Meyer and Donna Meyer S: Michael D. Procopio, Trustee for Vinegar S: Sokonthy Sam and Malys P. Pen 34 WYMAN ST. S: James M. Calvey 21 FOREST ST. Hill Estates Trust 103 NEWMAN RD. U:11 $170,000 $189,000 $250,000 15 DARTMOUTH ST. B: Yesenia Barrios and Nelson Barrios 74 CLEMATIS RD. B: John Tamasi, Trustee for Headache 84 SAUGUS AVE. $345,000 B: Xiaomeng Sui $590,000 Realty Trust $375,000 S: Bunhuch Chan and Sochhean Huch S: Kimberly Paula B: Danielle M. Martin and Jeffrey S. Martin B: Phuc Nguyen S: Degeis Marlene L. Estate and Andres J. B: Eugene Capobianco and Geraldine S: Colleen P. Moore S: Elvira Spagnuolo, Trustee for Spagnuolo Belanger Capobianco LYNNFIELD 56 RUTLAND ST. Financial Trust S: Anthony Santos $475,000 12 HAMERICK RD. 43 EASTERN AVE. BROADWAY $570,000 B: Christopher Melendez and Rebecca 42 FELLS AVE. $515,000 $900,000 Melendez 5 SCHOOL ST. B: Hiep N. Tran and Norma J. Tran B: Flaminio Lanzillo and Marenglen Zepaj $480,000 B: Edward F. Loussedes and Lori A. $477,000 S: Brian D. Beaulieu S: Adam J. Boscarino and Michelle C. B: Milena Lazova Loussedes S: Kenneth W. Hecht, Trustee for Newbury Boscarino B: Josephine C. Celona and Jodi C. Celona Peabody Realty Trust S: Enes E. Sijamic and Ediba Sijamic S: Jerome A. Dimuro and Cheryl M. Dimuro S: Walter MacFadgen and Joan 458-460 EASTERN AVE. U:13 1329 SALEM ST. MacFadgen $155,000 633 BROADWAY 2 FRANKLIN ST. 21 HARRIS ST. $327,450 $650,000 $460,000 B: Maryna Sych $1,000,000 3 SEAGIRT AVE. S: William Robin, L.L.C. B: Premium Properties, Inc. B: Yetkin Ozkucur and Nurdan Ozkucur B: Gary A. Girolamo B: Kenneth W. Hecht, Trustee for Newbury $529,000 S: Deborah M. Ofcharsky S: Isaac Chery and Patricia D. Oglesby- S: Manuel D. Nunes, Sr. and Valerie J. Peabody Realty Trust B: Robert Parziale 252 ESSEX ST. Chery Nunes S: Virginia R. Baghdady, Trustee for 31 SEAVIEW AVE. S: Daniel C. Zeitz, Jr. and Lillian E. Zeitz $485,000 Stratford Realty Trust $651,000 B: Thomas J. Rossi and Ronald Rossi 68 FULTON ST. 10 HATHAWAY AVE. B: Jose Deoliveira and Lisa Deoliveira S: Louis Y. Louis and Olita Louis $512,000 $690,000 51 SEAGIRT AVE. 161 ESSEX ST. S: William J. Dalton III $550,000 B: Michael R. Young and Melissa Butts- B: Adrian Vinciguerra and Julie E. Ward $405,000 70 EXCHANGE ST. U:303 Young S: Ante Roncevich and Josephine B: Jeffrey R. Conners and Theresa Melito- B: Joseph Fodera and Melaney Fodera 97 SYLVAN ST. $175,000 S: Alexis A. Digiambattista S: Robert A. Fernandes Roncevich Conners $435,000 B: David Dufour S: Lisa A. Shankhour B: Noel Radcliffe-Marrs and Sarah S: Federal National Mortgage Association 28 FAIRVIEW AVE. 16 GREENLEAF AVE. U:16 Radcliffe-Marrs 19 JOY RD. $2,000 $722,000 23 SUMMER ST. S: Paul F. Murray $424,900 65 GARDINER ST. B: Western Ave 1069 Realty B: Elcin Icten and Emre Gencer B: Lissa Brownlee and Kenneth Brownlee $385,000 $385,000 S: Joseph L. Pedoto, Trustee for Little Joe S: Raymond Meyer and Donna Meyer S: Mark W. Jenkins and Eleanor M. Walker- B: Gregory Dineen and Ashley Dineen Realty Trust 20 TYLER CT. S: Brian P. Cunningham and Kathleen L. B: Christopher P. Fiore and Lauren N. Fiore $485,000 Jenkins 36 LAWRENCE ST. Cunningham S: Lynn Enterprise, L.L.C. B: Tracy Vandenberg 10 HERITAGE LN. $385,000 10 LEDGEWOOD WAY. U:28 $739,900 S: Mark G. Blomstrom and Colin B: Janet M. Rotante 150-152 HAMILTON AVE. McConville $338,500 Use: 5 Bdrm Old Style, Lot: 11443sf $545,000 B: David F. Manoogian and Alyson S: Lena Cicolari B: Jessica G. Leahy B: Edgar Alvarado-Henriquez and Yuri J. Manoogian S: Steven Balentine and Cecelia Balentine 16 WAMESIT AVE. S: Dennis H. Giesen and Brenda E. Giesen 229 WASHINGTON ST. 592 MAIN ST. U:1 Alvarado- $1,200,000 $431,500 $435,000 Henriquez B: Melrose Storage Facility 70 LYNN ST. U:3 B: Luiky Defigueiredo and Maria S: Jose L. Ayala and Vanessa Del Rosario- 27 MAPLEWOOD RD. B: Sean Daly $175,000 Defigueiredo $622,500 S: Ira Lisook, Trustee for Ice House Realty Ayala S: Kimberly MacE B: Kristin R. Arsenault S: Erin Dobbyn B: Aarish Patell and Chandni Verma Trust S: Joshua R. Rowen and Cecile H. Rowen S: David F. Manoogian and Alyson 24 MARSHALL ST. 6 HANOVER CIR. 23 WEBSTER PL. 8 WESTFORD ST. Manoogian $786,680 $408,000 $670,000 22 NORTHEND ST. $410,000 B: Hui-Chui Chen and Benjamin B. Chen B: Meris M. Lebron B: Fernando Vargas and Amir Vargas $280,000 B: Mara Marshall 17 RAMSDELL WAY. S: Elizabeth Driscoll, Trustee for 26 S: Juan S. Crisostomo S: Nicholas T. Martone and Patricia B: Thomas R. Sinclair and Judith A. Sinclair S: Marc B. Kaplan $1,305,000 Marshall Street Trust B: Adam W. Desanctis Martone S: John Kessaris, Jr. and Dorothy A. 81 HAWTHORNE ST. Kessaris S: Rybo, Inc. 20 MONMOUTH AVE. SWAMPSCOTT $435,000 59 WEBSTER ST. B: Jake Brown $825,000 500 NORTHSHORE RD. U:11C. 9 WIRTHMORE LN. $502,300 48 BELLEVUE RD. S: Fabio Dasilva B: Matthew J. Denning and Kelly K. $228,500 $530,000 B: Margherita Federico $1,024,000 Denning B: Melina Ricciardi B: F&P Realty Development S: Sergio Federico B: Thomas R. Shevlin and Erica L. Shevlin 18 HENRY AVE. S: Arthur R. Swanson and Rosemary D. S: Philomene Almonor S: Black Roof Properties, L.L.C. Swanson S: Michael R. Upham and Kelly C. Upham $400,000 MARBLEHEAD B: Uguys Development, L.L.C. 1 WING RD. 5 PARKVIEW LN. 2500 MYSTIC VALLEY PKWY. 143 BURRILL ST. U:302 S: Gersham Ricketts and Maxine Ricketts $530,000 $417,500 1 ANCHORAGE LN. U:1004 B: Michael A. Prousalis, Trustee for MJR B: Rachel Kibby and Mark Kibby $395,000 $3,250,000 $513,500 133 HENRY AVE. Realty Trust S: Dorine L. Buby B: Stephanie Beatrice and Paul B: Nicki Roth and Veronica L. Massey B: Gary Graham and Lauren Sullivan $380,000 S: Beatriz VanMeek-Barrett McSweeney S: Susan C. Livingston, Trustee for S: Ninel Oks, Trustee for Ninel Oks Realty B: Rigoberto Lopez-Menjivar and Lidia 29 ROOSEVELT AVE. S: Joseph Puccia Livingston Financial Trust Trust German 6 WITHAM ST. $409,900 S: Aquilino Guevara $2,000 181 ATLANTIC AVE. B: Marco-Antonio Fosco and Ariana M. 12 GRACIE LN. U:12 B: Western Ave 1069 Realty 500 SALEM ST. U:201 $511,400 $635,000 $410,000 Fosco 103 HOLLINGSWORTH ST. S: Joseph L. Pedoto, Trustee for Little Joe B: John G. Flynn 3rd and Judith A. Flynn S: Anthony A. Albano B: Michael R. Cassidy and Linda Hayes $492,000 Realty Trust B: Minal D. Patel S: Bruce Paradise, Trustee for NB Realty S: Ann R. Collins, Trustee for Ann Regina S: John P. Richard, Jr. and Bridget Richard B: Luz M. Aquino Collins 2013 Trust 210 WASHINGTON ST. U:20 Trust S: Jorge Vargas MALDEN 47 WAREHAM ST. $151,500 168 HUMPHREY ST. U:PHA. 72 BEACH ST. $40,000 B: Leslie Courtemanche 15 HUTCHINSONS CT. 292 BROADWAY $286,500 $775,000 B: Maryellen Ferguson S: Diane Silva $300,000 $280,000 B: Patricia H. Sankus S: David C. Ferguson B: Christoph Hofbauer B: Marie E. Laurent and Rivelino Mondestin B: Khadija Moukrim and Mohammed S: Kathleen M. Heelen, Trustee for Heelen 4 WHEATLAND ST. S: Michael H. Desimone S: Jose N. Canales Chaouchi Financial Trust 47 WAREHAM ST. $250,000 S: Mansour Werfalli $600,000 B: Institute Of Our Lady 21 MAGNOLIA RD. 71 JUDGE RD. 5 CARNA RD. S: Peter Natsios, Trustee for 4 Wheatland $475,000 $380,000 B: Gary J. Gianino and Elizabeth Wells- 124 CEDAR ST. U:5 $500,000 St. Realty Trust B: Lucas R. Owen and Amanda Ferrante- B: Milton F. Alfaro Gianino $431,000 B: Andrew P. Musto and Stephanie E. Owen S: Timothy F. Donovan and Janice E. S: Maryellen Vitiello B: Ying X. Craver and James N. Craver Musto S: Edward E. Ramos and Anna H. Ramos Donovan S: Meng C. Lin SAUGUS S: Paul S. Stevens 56 WASHINGTON ST. $620,000 368 BROADWAY 8 MIDDLESEX AVE. 34 LAUREL ST. 95 CLIFTON ST. U:202 9 GREEN ST. $369,000 $321,000 B: Andrea Juan $700,000 $6,000 $148,500 S: John H. Rodenbeck B: Fadel Enterprise, L.L.C. B: Nina Money B: Akoete Apelete and Ayodele R. Chitou B: Xiaofeng Ma B: JB Capital, L.L.C. S: Angel Sanchez S: Matthew Leblanc S: PMG New Jersey 2, L.L.C. S: Dos Chhoevy Estate and Harold B. S: Richard P. Mullins NAHANT Murphy 333 CENTRAL ST. U:1B. 36 LILY ST. 46 CRESTVIEW DR. U:46 15 HAWKES ST. $190,000 402 PARADISE RD. U:3E. $259,900 $358,000 $435,000 No transactions this week B: Leakena Chan and Saroeun Chea B: Tiancheng Wang and Xiaoxi Liu B: Andrea Metayer $290,000 B: Adam Ciccio S: Ryan Carvalho, Trustee for Wortman S: Wilmington Svgs Fund Soc S: Maria Grutter S: Silvio E. Blanco III PEABODY B: Mark Gumennik and Inna Gumennik Central Trust S: Edith Miller 300 LYNN SHORE DR. U:906 250 CROSS ST. 1 MASON ST. U:1 39 ABORN ST. $609,000 65 CLEVELAND AVE. $306,000 $375,000 $352,411 404 PARADISE RD. U:2Q. B: Gregory D. Stearns and Richard J. $330,000 B: Elena Michelson B: Alexis D. Epps B: Joylyn P. Araya and Bailey Bramer $280,000 Stearns B: Anthony Miraglia and Megan Miraglia S: James Unis, Jr. and Chelsea Unis S: Kathleen M. McLeod and Gary C. S: John P. Rogers and Danielle Rogers B: Donna Deegan and James Deegan S: Ernst Merisier and Carene Auguste- McLeod S: Travis Keohane and Kimberly L. Keohane S: Marci H. Casaletto 359 MAPLE ST. Merisier 4 ANTRIM RD. $310,000 $500,000 39 CLIFTON AVE. 160 PHILLIPS AVE. 50 CRYSTAL ST. 8 MAVERICK CT. B: Frank Herrera B: Michael S. Clarke and Sharon A. $523,500 $450,000 $4,000,000 $560,000 S: Tamara Kosta McGrath B: Andrea Vitale and Kerry A. Kilrow B: Malden Catholic High Sch B: Eric M. Hamlin and Susan M. Hamlin B: Hoysgaard Properties, L.L.C. S: Richard Jacob and Marion S. Jacob S: James M. Abbott S: Pier 17 Realty, Inc. S: Pavel M. Menn, Trustee for MLLC S: Barbara Cantor 39 MURRAY ST. Financial Trust $285,000 6 ARNOLD RD. 141 ESSEX ST. U:A6 31 ROCK AVE. B: Jeremy R. Moreau and Cassandra A. 20-30 DANIELS ST. U:403 $222,500 $270,000 34 OLD SALEM RD. $370,000 $499,900 Thompson B: Angelo Iannaco, Jr. B: Sukrit Singh $490,000 B: Venilia Rroshi B: Andrew Colella and Christine Colella S: Bunnarith Chhoeun and Chakriya Sam S: Brahim Habbouch S: Stefanie E. Wojcik B: James M. Smith S: Pennymac Corp S: Christopher Theo and Kerri T. Crescenzo S: Hueras Jane M. Estate and Jane M. 3 PRESIDENT ST. 33 FAIRMOUNT AVE. 20-30 DANIELS ST. U:407 Hueras 4 BALD HILL LN. 11-13 SCULPIN WAY. $335,000 $293,000 $337,500 $535,000 $260,000 B: Rafael Campusano B: MMDN, L.L.C. B: Niyati H. Vakil 6 ROWLAND CT. B: Joan Polignone B: Nickolas Gordon S: Kristi Kelly and Donna M. Ditullio S: Bob Marianne Estate and Murray Bob S: Peter Gizzi S: Eric Wells $659,000 S: Jeffrey L. Gordon and Richard A. Gordon B: Cameron C. Staples and Christi 25 RANGE HEIGHTS RD. Mountinho-Staples 17 BOURBON ST. U:79 6 FULTON AVE. 1 GLENWOOD ST. U:4 25 SHERWOOD RD. $359,000 $246,500 S: Michael S. Allocco $266,000 $610,000 B: Linda Ritter B: Jeffrey B. Katz B: Sigfredo Mejia $525,000 B: Lili Liu B: Michelle Odonnell S: Lorraine A. Murray S: Susan Imrie 5 STACEY CT. U:1 S: Maria Kachinski S: Mario Cardia $585,000 S: Bruce C. Smith and Kathryn H. Smith 8 SANGER AVE. 98 HUBBARD ST. B: Steven Dichter and Kathleen Buckley 14 COLLINS ST. U:15 76 GOLDEN HILLS RD. $361,000 $459,000 S: Patricia H. Sankus, Trustee for 5 Stacey $110,000 $400,000 44 SHERWOOD RD. B: Samuel Roman and Luz M. Gonzalez B: Chang K. Lin and Xue J. Lin Court Realty Trust B: Northeast Realty Co, L.L.C. B: Rodrigo Borba $730,000 S: John E. Gulliver and Grayce J. Gulliver S: Patrick Luo and Bitu Li S: Victor Navas S: Razvan Vasi and Elena Vasi B: Edward Ramos and Anna Ramos 7 WILLOW RD. S: Anthony Pasciuto and Deborah A. 54 SEWALL ST. 50-52 JAMES ST. $317,500 3 DONEGAL RD. 10 IPSWICH ST. Pasciuto $400,000 $630,000 B: Leary Realty 5, L.L.C. $445,000 $234,000 B: Jorge Vargas B: Omakli P. Shahi and Sikindar Shahi S: Norine Arendell, Trustee for 7 Willow B: Eric Jussaume B: Anne M. McCarthy Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Michael Mosko S: Mucci Roy P. Estate and Lisa Frisoli Road Realty Trust S: Greg A. Beader and Amanda Beader S: Kelly P. McCaleb bakerandtradesman.com