FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 Swampscott Agencies join forces hopes new for success in Lynn website By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF attracts LYNN — When Andie Salvador Bonilla arrived here from the Dominican residents Republic ve years ago, she couldn’t speak a word By Gayla Cawley of English. ITEM STAFF The language barri- SWAMPSCOTT — The nearly er made it tough for the $10,000 new town website aims to 25-year-old Lynn resident be more user-friendly and engaging to nd a job. After seven for current or potential residents. months of searching, she Town Administrator Sean Fitz- nally found work in a gerald said the town budgeted a g- restaurant where the staff ure a little under $10,000 last year spoke Spanish. to upgrade the site to the new web While the low-wage job software. provided an income, there The vendor used for the upgrade was no opportunity to ad- was Virtual Towns and Schools, vance or learn English. which Fitzgerald called one of the Earlier this year, Bonilla largest web developers for cities A Saugus saw a  yer about “Pay for and towns in New England. Success,” a free language Fitzgerald said the project start- training and job place- ed 18 months ago, and that Ronald ment program for limited Mendes, town treasurer and assis- legend lives English speakers seeking tant town administrator, and Peter to advance their careers. Kane, director of community devel- The three-year initiative housekeeper at the North opment, stepped up to shepherd the By Bridget Turcotte is a collaborative effort Andie Salvador ITEM STAFF Shore Medical Center in upgrade along. of the state; the Jewish Bonilla tells He said the new site continues the Vocational Service (JVS), the audience at Salem. SAUGUS — Have you been on the lookout for Lynn Housing “It’s not my dream job, Board of Selectmen’s goals of trying a pair of eyes belonging to a dragon-like reptile a Boston nonpro t that helps people nd employ- Authority & but it’s the rst step into to enhance transparency and cus- that could be lumbering through Saugus? tomer service to the community. ment and build careers, Neighborhood a world of opportunity,” Well, now you should be. Or, at least that’s Fitzgerald said many businesses while partnering with Development’s she said. “I not only have what the Friends of Breakheart are saying. are 24/7 where people can access employers to hire work- of ce that her a job and improved my services, and the intent is to make The group of volunteers who run programs ers; the Lynn Housing Au- English skills English, but I have a new sure Swampscott residents have at the 652-acre state park is launching a cam- thority & Neighborhood are improving, life and a new chance for the same ability. The site can be ac- paign to advocate for water safety that plays off Development; and Lynn as Jean Marie me and my family.” cessed at http://www.town.swamp- the tale that Breakheart Reservation is home Economic Opportunity. Kabukanyi The $12.4 million pro- scott.ma.us/. to a toothy creature. On Thursday, Bonilla looks on. gram was launched last “I’m excited about it and I’m sure “Every year there is an issue with people swim- told an enthusiastic crowd spring with an invest- it will help folks to see more about ming where they’re not supposed to,” said Peter at the housing authori- ITEM PHOTO | ment from 40 investors, the day-to-day activities of various Rossetti, chairman of the Friends. “Whenever ty that her English skills OWEN O’ROURKE with 50 percent coming are improving and she re- SWAMPSCOTT, A7 SAUGUS, A7 cently took a new job as a LYNN, A7 New Malden policemen re ect growing diversity By Steve Freker ton state. FOR THE ITEM The trio attended the Northern Es- sex Community College Police Acad- MALDEN — The city’s three new- emy and begin eld training before ly-sworn police of cers combine mili- being assigned to full duty. tary backgrounds and bilingual skills to serve and protect an increasingly They will begin patrolling a city diverse community. that posted, according to police sta- Ayrton Borges, a Malden High tistics, a drop in a wide spectrum of School graduate and Marine Corps crime last year in part, according to veteran, is  uent in Portuguese. Cory the city’s police chief, because of close D’Entremont, also a Malden High relationships between residents and graduate, is an Army veteran and an police. Eagle Scout. Patrick Kinnon of Mal- Chief Kevin Molis told City Council den and a Mystic Valley Regional members in April he is encouraged Charter School graduate, served in FBI-based National Incident Based the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Penn- Reporting System (NIBRS) statistics sylvania, a ballistic missile subma- rine out of Bangor Base in Washing- MALDEN, A7

INSIDE In Medford City battling West Nile Virus. A2 In Lynn Overheated engine starts re at GE. A3 In Opinion Much ado about Nahant. A4 Donna dances Tom Burke squats down to get a better read on his next shot through the decades during action Thurs- day in the opening By Bridget Turcotte bringing their children in (for Donna Estes round of the Tedesco ITEM STAFF classes). I’ve met so many peo- has been teach- Fourball tournament ple and made so many great ing dance for at Tedesco Country LYNN — Forty- ve years ago friends. These kids stay togeth- more than 45 Club in Marblehead. with a dream and a fresh high er. They’re in each others’ wed- years. His partner, Ryan school diploma in hand, Donna dings. Their kids are in play Hawley, stands Estes opened Donna’s Dance groups together. I’m so proud.” ITEM PHOTO | behind him as they Studio. In a small studio on Bessom SPENSER HASAK gure out how to ap- The dance school, which Street, Estes teaches ballet, proach the shot. The moved from Swampscott to tap, jazz, Irish step dancing, hip four-day tournament Lynn three decades ago, has hop, and gymnastics to more continues today and since turned thousands of chil- than 200 people each year in concludes Sunday. dren into dancers and countless class sizes that cap off at 12 For story, see Sports, strangers into friends. people. Her youngest students page B1. “We’re going through gen- are three years old. Many of the erations now,” said Estes. “So ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE many of my students now are DONNA, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 HOME ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HIGH 79° VOL. 139, ISSUE 202 LYNN ...... A3 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LOW 66° OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 OBITUARIES Medford battling John C. Boccello, 85 Randi M. Lemenager, 22 1932-2017 West Nile Virus NEWBURYPORT took care of both his PEABODY — Randi her maternal grand- By Steve Freker but residents should be — John C. Boccel- sister, Delores when M. Lemenager, 22, parents, Richard M. FOR THE ITEM aware that these mos- lo, age 85 and a she was ill, as well of Peabody, passed “Dick” and M. Joan quito-borne viruses could longtime resident of as his nephew, Pat away unexpectedly (Donlon) Stone. MEDFORD — Mosqui- cause fever, meningitis or Lynn, passed away Jr. after he had suf- on Aug. 1, 2017. In addition to her toes found in West Med- encephalitis. Early symp- peacefully on Tues- fered a stroke at an Born in Winchester, parents, Randi is ford have been identified toms of these diseases in- day, Aug. 1, 2017, early age. John was Randi was the be- survived by her pa- as carriers of the West Nile clude fever, headache, stiff at Avita of Newbury- predeceased by his loved daughter of ternal grandparents, Virus (WNV), and local and neck and muscle weak- port. He was born brothers; Nick, Pat Daniel and Denise Alphee and Margue- area residents have been ness. on May 30, 1932, in Charles and Carl (Stone) Lemenager rite (Gallant) Leme- advised to take precau- According to informa- tions against this potential Lynn, the son of the late Sal- Boccello as well as his sis- of Peabody. She was nager, several aunts, tion available on the Mass. health threat. vatore and Rosaria (Marino) ters; Dolores Crevola, Made- a graduate of Peabody Veter- uncles, cousins as well as DPH website at www. The Medford Board of Boccello. He was raised and line Varallo and Rose Tamma- ans Memorial High School, her beloved McRobbie and mass.gov, mosquitoes ac- Health issued a warning educated in Lynn and grad- ro. He was also predeceased Class of 2013, where she was Peary families. quire WNV or EEE after to local and area residents uated from the Lynn Trade by his nephew Sal’s dogs, active with the drama club and Service information: Her biting an infected bird. following the results of School. John enlisted in the whom he loved very much, school band as a percussion- funeral will be held on Mon- Those mosquitoes can then regular testing undertak- U.S. Air Force during the Kore- Beanie and Bella Donna. He ist. She was the valedictorian day, Aug. 7 at 9 a.m. from transmit that virus to a an War and was stationed in is survived by many nieces of Westfield State University, the SOLIMINE Funeral Home en by the crews in late July under the supervi- person, horse or to another Italy. He served as an aircraft and nephews. Class of 2017, where she was 426 Broadway, (Rt. 129) bird. During risk periods of electrical gunner and was Service information: also head resident assistant. Lynn followed by a funeral sion of the Massachusetts Department of Public WNV or EEE, Medford res- honorably discharged. John Friends and family are invited Randi had a love for theater Mass in St. Ann’s Church, idents and those statewide was a master electrician and to attend John’s visitation on throughout her life and was Peabody at 10 a.m. Relatives Health (DPH). This is the second time should take preventative co-owned Pat’s Electric with Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2017 from 10 previously involved with pro- and friends are respectfully actions to avoid mosquito his brother Pat until his re- a.m.– 12 p.m. at CUFFE-MC- ductions at the Marblehead invited. Burial will be held at this summer West Nile Virus has been identified bites, such as using mos- tirement in 1994. John loved GINN Funeral Home, 157 Ma- Little Theater. a later date. Visiting Hours quito repellent and wear- life and enjoyed travelling. His ple Street, Lynn, MA 01904. Randi was currently working on Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. in Medford. Detections of WNV have already been ing protective clothing. family believes that he trav- Funeral services will follow as a summer school teacher In lieu of flowers, gifts are Residents are also ad- elled the world at least twice. the visitation at the funeral at the Brown School in Pea- being accepted in Randi’s detected in mosquitoes vised to: He especially loved his trips home at 12 p.m. Burial with body and for the Peabody honor through checks made found by crews in similar • Cover up the arms and to Italy with his sister. He en- Navy Honors will follow in St. Recreational Educational Cen- payable to the Westfield testing in nearby Malden, legs of children playing joyed games of chance and Joseph Cemetery on Broad- ter. She was devoted to her State University Foundation Somerville and Everett. outdoors. Baby carriages would spend hours playing way in Lynn. Please visit www. family and children of all ages. in memory of Randi Leme- There were two reported cards with friends and associ- cuffemcginn.com for direc- Her heart held a special place nager, c/o Institutional Ad- WNV detections in Med- and playpens should be ates at Tony’s in Lynn. He was tions or to sign the on-line for those children with special vancement, Horace Mann ford last year, in July 2016, covered with mosquito a devoted family man and guest book. needs. Center, 333 Western Ave- and again in mid-August. netting. She will be lovingly remem- nue, PO Box 1630 Westfield, Since June, there have • Fix any holes in bered for her smile and devo- MA 01086. Directions and been 30 reported West screens and screen doors tion to those around her. guestbook at www.solimine. Nile Virus detections in and replace worn weather She was predeceased by com. Massachusetts. stripping. DPH-supervised crews Animals such as dogs and are continually sampling horses are also especially at Elizabeth M. Sherlock, 95 mosquitoes statewide for risk for infection, and mos- both the West Nile Virus quito repellent appropriate 1922-2017 and Eastern Equine En- for these animals are avail- able through veterinarians, Elizabeth M. Jillian Pereira and cephalitis (EEE). State DPH officials said officials said. (O’Connor) Sher- her husband Nikh- Charles D. Stead Sr. A fact sheet with more lock died on July 31, il, Caitlyn Knox and local and area residents should be warned that information can be found 2017, after a long her husband Chris, on the City of Medford and enjoyable life. Corey Sherlock, Tim mosquitoes pose a health LYNN — Charles D. Downs racing hors- Board of Health Depart- Born July 3, 1922, Sherlock, and Cara threat between now and “Doug” Stead Sr., of es alongside his ment website at: http:// to Martin and Alice Sherlock, fourteen early October. Officials Lynn, passed away horse trainer and www.medfordma.org/ (Gilpatrick) O’Connor, great grandchildren, said the chances of hu- peacefully at his good friend Wayne mans acquiring mosqui- departments/health-de- Elizabeth remained and many nieces and home on Friday, Aug. Marcoux. a lifelong resident of nephews. to-borne diseases such as partment/ or call 781-393- 3, 2017, surrounded Doug is survived by WNV or EEE are remote, 2560. Nahant, spending portions of Betty loved her time in Na- by his loving family. his five children, Mark each winter in Naples, Fla. hant. A longtime member of He was the beloved A. Stead, Charles A member of the “Greatest St Thomas Aquinas Church, husband of Ann M. D. “Doug” Stead Generation”, Betty enlisted she was an active member of (Devarenne) Stead Jr., Glenn F. Stead, Teen girlfriend whose in the United States Navy in the Ladies Sodality, as well as with whom he shared 62 years Donna M. McInerney and her 1943, serving as a Pharma- the Nahant Garden Club. She of marriage. husband Mark, and Lori A. texts urged suicide cist’s Mate until 1945. She enjoyed long afternoons with Born in Lynn, he was the Murray and her husband Bob, met and married James F. friends on their bench at Marjo- son of the late Frederick Sr. all of Lynn. He was the loving Sherlock, a career Navy Chief ram Park, overlooking the Town and Charlotte (Dunn) Stead. grandfather of Jill (Murray) gets 15 months in jail Petty Officer, and thus began a Wharf and watching the kids A lifelong resident of Lynn, Sandler, Jodi (Murray) Carmo- lifetime of travel, having lived and their sailing lessons. Her Doug graduated from Lynn dy, Allison McInerney, and two By Denise Lavoie in California and Hawaii, be- love of the Red Sox was only Classical High School in great-grandchildren. He also ASSOCIATED PRESS fore returning to Nahant. over shadowed when following 1948, and was a U.S. Army leaves behind his brotherly She was predeceased by her son Glenn’s baseball career, veteran serving in Germany nephews Ronald Penley and TAUNTON — A young her husband James, and her now the third base coach for the during the Korean War. He Richard Penley of Lynn, and woman who as a teenager son Daniel Sherlock, as well New York Mets. To celebrate her was a self-employed carpen- many other special nieces encouraged her suicidal as sister of the late Laurence recent 95th birthday, Betty was ter working beside his father, and nephews. He was pre- boyfriend to kill himself O’Connor, Martin O’Connor, joined by over 40 family mem- brother, and uncles build- deceased by his sister, Maria in dozens of text messages Kate McDonough, Alice Con- bers at the Danversport Yacht ing many homes throughout Jane Penley and his brothers, and told him to “get back nery, and Marion Turner. Club, remarking that this family Lynn and Saugus. Eventually Neville Stead and Frederick in” a truck filled with toxic She is survived by her chil- gathering “was a dream come he took over the construction Stead Jr. gas was sentenced Thurs- dren; James Sherlock Jr and his true.” Her biggest pleasure in life business employing two of his Service information: His day to 15 months in jail for wife Mary of Naples, Fla., Eliz- was family. sons. funeral will be held on involuntary manslaughter. abeth Hurley and her husband Service information: Visi- Doug enjoyed his home, Monday at 11 a.m. in the Michelle Carter was Michael, of Naples, Fla., William tation will be held on Sunday gardening, reading, draw- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, convicted in June by a Sherlock and his wife Mary of Aug. 6, from 4-7 p.m. in the ing, painting, and trips to 426 Broadway (Rt129), judge who said her final Nahant, Robert Sherlock and SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 Maine, but he especially Lynn. Burial will be in Pine instruction to Conrad Roy his wife Janice of Manasquan, Ocean Street, (Rte1A), Lynn. loved spending time with Grove Cemetery, Lynn. III caused his death. Car- NJ, and Glenn Sherlock and his Funeral will be on Monday his children, grandchil- Relatives and friends are ter was 17 when Roy, who wife Lisa of Scottsdale, Ariz. Thir- August 7 at 9 a.m. from the dren, great-grandchildren, respectfully invited. Visit- was 18, was found dead of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS teen grandchildren; Jay Sher- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, carbon monoxide poison- and many friends and rel- ing hours are Sunday from With her defense at- lock and his wife Catherine, Joe followed by a funeral Mass atives. Doug always had a 2-5 p.m. Those who prefer ing in July 2014. Sherlock and his wife Kristen, at 10 a.m. in St. Thomas Juvenile Court Judge torney Joseph Cataldo kind heart, a friendly way, may make donations to at left, Michelle Carter Heather Balduino and her hus- Aquinas Church, Nahant. and a great sense of Shriners Hospital for Lawrence Moniz gave Car- band Chris, Brian Hurley and his Burial will be in Greenlawn ter, now 20, a 2 1/2-year jail listens to her sentenc- humor. He was also Children, 51 Blos- ing on Thursday. wife Kerry, Colleen Hurley, Cemetery. Relatives an avid Red Sox and som St, Boston, MA sentence but said she had John Sherlock and his and friends are re- Patriots fan. Upon his 02214. Directions to serve only 15 months of wife Lauren, Kathleen spectfully invited. that. He also sentenced her tion that will keep Carter retirement, he enjoyed and guestbook at out of jail until her appeals McNamee and her hus- Directions and guest- many years at Suffolk www.solimine.com. to five years of probation. band Joel, Patrick Sher- book at www.solimine. He granted a defense mo- in state courts are exhaust- lock and his wife Raha, com. ed. The judge called the case, which has garnered international attention, “a tragedy for two families.” Carter’s lawyer, Joseph Cataldo, asked the judge John R. Murphy, 90 to spare her any jail time 1926-2017 and instead give her five years of probation and re- PEABODY — John R. “Snook- and birthday celebrations. quire her to receive men- ie” Murphy, age 90 and long- He is survived by his spouse tal health counseling. He time resident of Peabody and of 67 years, Elizabeth (Reed) said she was struggling Lynn, passed away peacefully Murphy of Peabody, as well as with mental health issues on Thursday, Aug. 3, 2017, at many nieces and nephews. — bulimia, anorexia and Rosewood Nursing Home in John was predeceased by his depression — during the Peabody. late brothers; Thomas, Paul time she urged Roy to kill He was born on Oct. 25, and George Murphy, as well as himself. 1926 in Chelmsford, the son his sister, Ann Green. of the late, Thomas H. and Service information: Fam- “Miss Carter will have to Annabelle (Looby) Murphy. ily and friends are invited live with the consequences He was raised and educated to attend Mr. Murphy’s of this for the rest of her life,” in Lynn and attended Lynn visitation on Sunday, Aug. Cataldo said. “This was a English High School. John en- 6, 2017, from 2–6 p.m. at horrible circumstance that listed in the U.S. Navy during CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral she completely regrets.” WWII and served as a Seaman Home, 157 Maple Street, First Class. He was honorably Lynn, MA 01904. Funeral discharged. John worked as services will take place on 781-593-7700 a shoe die maker for over Monday, Aug. 7, 2017, at 10 Publishing Daily, except Sundays 40 years. He had worked for a.m. at the funeral home. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Champion Die in Lynn and lat- Burial with Navy Honors will FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE er for United Die in Lynn and follow the service in Puri- and additional offices. 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905 | 781-593-5520 Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Danvers. He retired in 1989. tan Lawn Memorial Park in Subscriptions As a younger man, John loved Peabody. In-lieu of flowers, Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States to play in softball leagues in donations are requested to: Richard C. Nadworny Richard C. Nadworny Jr. Daniel P. Hanlon Jr. $20.00 for 4 weeks $65.00 for 13 weeks the Lynn area. He enjoyed The Peabody Senior Center, Family owned taking trips to Foxwoods and 75R Central Street, Pea- $130.00 for 26 weeks since 1958 $260.00 for 1 year playing cards on Saturday body, MA 01960. Please Send payment to and POSTMASTER, nights with his family. John es- visit www.cuffemcginn.com send address changes to: pecially loved spending time for directions, or to sign the Private parking area The Daily Item with his family at cookouts on-line guest book. Handicap accessible 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 nadwornyfuneralhome.com Lynn, MA 01903 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 A3 LYNN Reduce, reuse, reject, and re-educate By Matt Demirs FOR THE ITEM Teaching others about the importance of recy- cling and how it can be done doesn’t need to take place in a classroom or formal setting. In fact, volunteers have a better solution: taking education to the side- walks. The Global The Global Embassy of Embassy Activists for Peace creat- of Activists ed recycled sidewalk dis- for Peace plays throughout Lynn to created give residents the knowl- recycled edge to help themselves sidewalk and the city go green. signs that The institution, with projects spanning across will find 20 countries, partnered homes on with the Lynn Depart- sidewalks ment of Public Works and around the RecyclingWorks to bring city over the resources curbside. the course Signs will find homes on of the next sidewalks around the city few weeks. over the course of the next few weeks, educating peo- ITEM PHOTO | ple on not only how to re- MATT DEMIRS cycle, but to reduce, reuse, reject, and re-educate oth- sandwich boards that will It doesn’t stop with just glish and Spanish, Gonza- ging those carts with an recycling rate increased ers on practical environ- be placed around the city. what you can do, she said. lez said the organization ‘Oops’ tag, which will sig- to 22 percent, there is a mental and sustainable Using grant funds, a team It’s a responsibility to welcomes questions from nal to Waste Management good amount of contam- efforts, said embassy vol- of summer workers will be teach others. the community on how to not pick up the carts,” ination, especially with unteer Dulce Gonzalez. hired from June through “It’s also about instilling they can be green. Greene said. plastic bags. Residents are The program reinforc- the end of September to these habits in your fami- Since the Lynn DPW has Before the program was encouraged to bring clean es the city-wide push to implement the curbside lies and friends,” she said. started the Recycling IQ implemented, Lynn had plastic bags back to gro- make Lynn a greener feedback program that Gonzalez said interact- program, practices have virtually unlimited trash cery stores. place through the “Recy- will target more than ing with people on the been used to further the pickup, which gave no in- Lisa Nerich, Lynn DPW cling I.Q.” program fund- 5,000 households on every streets has been highly mission to get more house- centive for residents to Associate Commissioner, ed through a grant from recycling collection route effective. holds to recycle, and to re- recycle, resulting in one said the initiatives by the the Massachusetts De- in the city. Last summer when cycle correctly. of the lowest recycling Gonzalez family and Glob- partment of Environmen- Gonzalez, who stood the group tried a similar Julia Greene, Lynn’s re- rates in the state at just al Embassy of Activists tal Protection (MassDEP). along Market Street with method to educate, Gon- cycling coordinator, said under eight percent. The for Peace include placing The Recycling IQ Kit a team of five volunteers zalez said they spoke to workers will be lifting the first year of the program signs in public areas for combines an aggressive educating from the street, more than 1,800 about re- lids of more than 5,000 re- saw the recycling rate in- extra visibility on how res- campaign of education said it’s all about waste cycling initiatives in Lynn cycling carts daily on both crease to 21 percent, and idents can help. and direct feedback curb- discipline to become envi- over the course of a few green and blue recycling a 25-percent decrease in “We’re getting green,” side. Included in the edu- ronmentally friendly. months. weeks as part of the pro- solid waste. The data for she said. “Day by day we cation efforts are a direct “Reject the consump- The signs lining side- gram. 2016 showed continued are all working with neigh- mail piece to all residents, tion of products you don’t walks around the city “If we find a large improvement, although borhoods to go green.” newspaper ads, social need,” she said. “Ask your- have been built by six vol- amount of plastic bags, the numbers are not as media ads, along with self the question: do you unteers over 120 hours trash or other things that dramatic. Matt Demirs can be messaging on billboards, really need to use a straw with reused palettes. don’t belong in the recy- Although the tonnage reached at mdemirs@item- banners, store signs and at a restaurant?” Presented in both En- cling cart, we will be tag- for recycling is up, and the live.com. Calling all incoming freshmen at LEHS The annual LEHS class is 422 students with “I usually have approx- Freshmen Orientation that number expected imately 60-80 volunteers will be held at the school to increase before school at each practice session on Wednesday, Aug. 30 starts. and know this will be a from 7:45 a.m. to noon. The orientation is for great way to spotlight All incoming freshmen students only. Parents who this day,” said Mancaniel- are highly encouraged to have questions are asked lo, who added orientation attend and to reply early to contact Vice Principal volunteers commit up to as space fills up quickly. Mancaniello anytime. 10 hours of service. Please reply to Jennifer Orientation practices “What makes this such Mancaniello, vice princi- for upperclassmen and a special event at English pal, at 781-477-7366, ext. teacher volunteers will be is that all individuals in- 3526 or by email to man- Wednesday, Aug. 9 from 10 volved with the orienta- ITEM PHOTOS | MATT DEMIRS [email protected]. If leaving a message, a.m. to noon in the library tion are volunteers. All up- Lynn firefighters respond to an alarm at the General Electric River please spell first and last (second floor) and on Aug. perclassmen and teachers Works facility on Thursday. name. RSVP no later than 23 (same time and loca- present are there because Friday, Aug. 25, 2017. tion as above). they want to be,” she said. Overheated test engine The incoming freshmen LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN starts fire at GE site • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation ITEM STAFF the River Works site per- • Accidents 25 years located across forming a walk-through, from Lynn District Court An overheated test en- according to Archer. That 15 Johnson St. gine led to a small but made for an instanta- stubborn fire at the Gen- neous response once the 781-596-0100 eral Electric River Works JAMES J. CARRIGAN alarm was sounded. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN facility on Thursday af- “No one was hurt; work- RONALD D. MALLOY ternoon. 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Follow along closely with this noncompliance has been dropped not the board, appears to have The AG’s letter orders the 110 Munroe St. one: The Open Space and Rec- on Town Counsel Daniel Skrip, set the stage for the logic Skrip committee to create minutes for P.O. Box 5 reation Master Plan Committee who reportedly advised Town Ad- followed in writing his letter to previous meetings. It also states Lynn, MA 01903 (that is actually its name) violat- ministrator Jeff Chelgren that the Chelgren. that the committee disobeyed the Customer Service ed the state Open Meeting Law, Open Space committee was not There are undoubtedly differ- Open Meeting law by not posting Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. according to the Attorney Gener- a public body for the purposes of ent versions and interpretations meeting notices for eight meet- al’s office. Open Meeting Law compliance of exactly what Chelgren told the ings and only taking minutes at Connecting All Departments: In the spirit of openness and because Chelgren picked the com- selectmen and what Skrip told one meeting since 2015. 781-593-7700 in keeping with the letter of the mittee members to help him gath- Chelgren. That statement implies com- law, the AG’s office ordered the er information. It is interesting to speculate on mittee members didn’t take Ext. 2 seven-member committee to cre- That advice is reportedly con- what, if any, effect the AG’s letter notes during meetings. It’s hard Classifi ed Advertising ate minutes for all previous com- tained in a letter written by Skrip has on the relationship between to imagine the committee lacks classi [email protected] mittee meetings and begin com- and challenged by the AG’s Open the Board of Selectmen and a member or two versed in basic plying with the law. Meeting Law experts. It’s easy Chelgren. An intelligent and, meeting requirements, including Subscriptions That mandate sounds simple to give Skrip’s advice a passing by all accounts, hard-working minute-taking and advance no- [email protected] on its face until the irony ly- glance and conclude he gave Chel- municipal official, Chelgren has tification of meeting dates and Circulation ing just beneath the surface of gren straightforward advice that carved out a reputation as an ad- times. The lack of compliance [email protected] the AG’s ruling is exposed. Why in no way did harm to the town. ministrator who communicates tends to support the contents of Ext. 3 didn’t a public body tasked in the That conclusion starts to un- clearly and manages town affairs Skrip’s letter cited by the AG: In first place with taking minutes ravel when it is analyzed against efficiently. other words, the committee car- Newsroom of its proceedings simply follow the AG’s letter which reported- Maybe the Open Meeting Law ried on business as a private ad- [email protected] the letter of the law instead of ly states that Chelgren told the violation’s origins lie in a rare visory board to Chelgren. [email protected] risking the slap on the wrist de- Board of Selectmen in May 2015 miscommunication between the The Open Meeting law viola- Ext. 4 livered by the AG? about the committee and said administrator and selectmen tion may already be in the rear- Sports Answers to that question are the board would appoint resi- that resulted in Skrip drafting view mirror of town residents [email protected] certainly making their way dents to the committee at a fu- his ill-advised letter? Maybe the and officials. It may also be a around the island and each one is ture meeting. finger pointing should be direct- black mark on Chelgren’s record Ext. 5 undoubtedly attended by rumor The fact that Chelgren ap- ed at the committee members slowly erased by time and good Retail and Online and speculation. The blame for the pointed the committee members, and not Skrip and Chelgren. service — or maybe not. Advertising [email protected] T.A. FRANK ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 Will John Kelly save Trump’s soul? [email protected] Michele Iannaco Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 In exchange for taking certainly the wrong things since most were self-cre- [email protected] Washington’s worst job, to do now,” Drucker wrote, ated, and the man was, of Ralph Mitchell John Kelly has also be- warning that failure to rec- course, absurd. But even a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 come, at least for a week, ognize this rule underlies cartoon can’t avoid feeling [email protected] Washington’s most pow- most unsuccessful promo- the blows of missing the erful person. A senator or tions. Trump keeps remem- birth of a child, being hit Patricia Whalen congressman is only one of with divorce, and getting Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 bering how his impulsivity [email protected] hundreds. A Cabinet fief- and trash-talking during fired. Not to mention that dom is only one of 15. A the campaign got him into Scaramucci had initiated BUSINESS OFFICE Supreme Court justice is the White House. He didn’t the sale of his company only one of nine. But an em- seem to consider that these and waited patiently for Beth Bresnahan six months for the job he so Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 powered chief of staff is in might be drawbacks once [email protected] charge of the head of state. he took on his new role. In- promptly lost. Such a series In exchange for leaving his stead, exhilaration over his of blows would knock most Susan J. Conti job as head of Homeland victory led Trump to hubris of us down, if not out, for a Controller, ext. 1288 long while. Not the Mooch, [email protected] Security to become Don- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and disaster. ald Trump’s chief of staff, Over the longer term though. Already on Tues- Ted Grant Kelly has been given a lot White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, left, talks (meaning months), Kelly’s day, he’d granted an inter- Publisher, ext. 1234 of authority upfront, firing with White House senior adviser Jared Kush- power is likely to wane. view to HuffPost’s Vicky [email protected] newly appointed commu- ner as they walk to Marine One on the South Trump is an impatient man, Ward, brushing himself off Marian Kinney nications director Anthony Lawn of the White House Thursday. and he’ll expect the world and vowing to take reporter ext. 1212 Scaramucci (who hadn’t outside the West Wing to Ryan Lizza, the man who [email protected] accomplishment. Even ly enjoyed autonomy and helped trigger his downfall, even started, officially) and change its tune in response Will Kraft securing the agreement of Trump’s single combative White House admiration. to Kelly almost as fast as out for a beer sometime. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 everyone in the West Wing tweet, a defense of social At the White House, he the staff inside did so. But Resilience is a voguish [email protected] that he will be the hub to media as the “only way for must daily negotiate the scaring Congress enough to word these days, but to see me to get the truth out” impulses of a mercurial it at work in its extremes Jennifer Perez all spokes. fall in line with the White ext. 1205 We can see now why in the face of “the Fake boss who goes through peo- House was tough enough is endlessly fascinating, [email protected] Reince Priebus never had News Media and Trump ple like a poacher through when Trump’s approval rat- especially to those who Carolina Trujillo a chance. He was a sup- enemies,” had an air of elephants. What makes the ings were at heights around wish they could match it. face-saving defiance. Per- most sense is a non-cynical That’s part of the fascina- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 plicant to whom the job of 50 percent. With those [email protected] chief of staff was given as haps Kelly ringingly en- take: that Kelly is a patriot numbers at 39 percent and tion of politics, which at- a reward. People don’t take dorsed Trump’s declaration with a sense of duty. When sinking, the possibility of a tracts people who weather Jim Wilson that tweeting would contin- you’ve lost your son to war, every sling and arrow yet Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 orders from supplicants. swift turnaround is mighty [email protected] Maybe an exceptional op- ue while recommending on- as Kelly did in 2010, you small. Discipline will be tol- don’t fold. Mooch today is erator could have changed going analysis of all state- tend to stop worrying about erable to Trump if he feels alone, humiliated, but we CIRCULATION the power balance after ments going forward to career poles, if you ever did. a sudden acceleration, a know he’ll be back. To be sure, his resilience can Lisa Mahmoud landing the gig, but Priebus see if results lined up with The task of repairing the surge in effectiveness, but Manager, ext. 1239 hardly be likened to that was no such person, and intention. Who knows? If performance of your com- Washington doesn’t work [email protected] of people like Kelly, who bad advice on how to deal Twitter discipline contin- mander in chief, the man in like that, at least not in the managed to deliver a fu- CLASSIFIED with Capitol Hill sealed ues for two weeks, though, charge of others like your absence of sudden war or neral speech for two ma- his fate. Kelly, by contrast, we’ll know that Kelly is the late son, becomes not only other possibilities too hor- Abbe Young Smith rines four days after the is the reluctant appointee, reason, and we’ll also have impossible to refuse but rible to mention. Trump’s Manager, ext. 1276 death of his own son. Still, [email protected] and Trump is the suppli- a steady indicator of wheth- deeply personal. boredom and frustration we can admire the noth- cant. According to reports, er Kelly’s influence is hold- There hasn’t been much will therefore re-assert ing-personal bellicosity NEWSROOM Trump began to court Kelly ing up or on the wane. good to say about Trump themselves, doing battle of the Mooch and his out- for the new role as early as You can always come up in a long time, but recruit- with Kelly daily. Bill Brotherton sized sense of optimism. Features Editor ext. 1338 in May, but Kelly declined with an unfavorable expla- ing Kelly suggests that I hope people won’t mind Some people take their [email protected] nation for someone’s choices he learns, very belatedly, the job and increased his if I end by saying a few knocks but always seem to — hubris and lust for pow- from his mistakes, and that Gayla Cawley leverage by the day. No nice things about erstwhile find a way to make it work er are often those assigned he’s capable of some small Reporter, ext. 1236 wonder, then, that Trump White House communi- out in the end, weirdly se- to senior White House offi- [email protected] is reported to be on his degree of humility. What cations director Anthony cure in themselves. “I am best behavior. That’s good cials — but in Kelly’s case may finally be dawning on Scaramucci, known as the now going to go dark,” the Cheryl Charles for Trumpworld: after the they wouldn’t make much Trump, long after realis- Mooch, who was one of the Night Editor, ext. 1278 Mooch told Ward. “Then I [email protected] Mooch’s departure, these sense. Kelly doesn’t need tic possibilities of repair, most cartoonish yet hard- will reemerge. As me.” may have been the quietest the gig. He has had a dis- is an old observation of to-hate figures to sprint I think we believe it. And Tori Faieta days of Trump’s presidency. tinguished career on which management scholar Pe- through the West Wing in I think we like it. Copy Editor Gone are the early-morn- he could easily cash in for ter Drucker on promotions. recent years. The press has [email protected] ing Twitter rants, replaced hefty rewards. Nor will he “The things you did to get mocked him ceaselessly for T.A. Frank is a writer for Thomas Grillo by actual statements of have fun. At D.H.S., Kel- the promotion are almost his misfortunes, especially Vanity Fair. Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 E M. G D  [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Thor Jourgensen Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg News Editor, ext. 1267 E C  J. Edward M. Grant [email protected] Director of Advertising Gordon R. Hall T  J  Steve Krause News Editor Monica Connell Healey Sports Editor, ext. 1229 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance [email protected] Michael H. Shanahan J N. W  Katie Morrison Chief Operating O cer Chairman Sports Reporter P ’ Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 [email protected] Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Owen O’Rourke Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Photographer, ext. 1224 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 [email protected] Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. 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PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS New York-based Dineen Architecture + Design shows a room designed by Dineen at the Kips Bay Decorator’s Showhouse in New York.

Left, Alyson Liss-Pobiner of Dineen centered this large David Maisel photograph from Yancey Rich- ardson Gallery over a credenza by Pat- rick Weder and kept the styling with accessories and objects minimal, in their Kips Bay Showhouse space.

Right, in this Show- house project from 2013, Dineen added big art to a tiny walnut wood-pan- eled bar room. “We framed a large print by Margaux Walter from Winston Wach- ter gallery with floating shelves, using an off-center strategy to give the piece a prominent role,” says Alyson. By Kim Cook “Oversize pieces work Their online shop includes ASSOCIATED PRESS particularly well above the figurative expression- a sofa or bed,” he says. ist work of Kristen Giorgi Not long ago, the only “Large art makes an im- of Atlanta’s NG Collective homes in which you’d see pactful statement in an Studio, and Los Angeles big, bold art hanging on entry or at the end of a artist Matt Maust’s kinetic the walls tended to be long corridor, making the mixed-media work. (www. those of serious collectors. ESSEX MEDIA GROUP otherwise void hall an in- consort-design.com ) For everyone else, filling teresting destination of its Anderson has some So much more than the Item. up a blank space meant own.” (www.drakeander- source suggestions, too, in- going with something at- son.com) cluding the Loretta How- tractively innocuous that Large-format work didn’t jangle with the sofa ard Gallery in Manhattan. can create focus points (www.lorettahoward.com) color. throughout a home, mak- If you’re looking to reach consumers But something exciting “They represent artists ing an impression “with- from some of my favor- residing on the North Shore, is happening; we’re losing out creating a lot of visual our trepidation over hang- ite movements and often tap into EMG’s publications: noise,” Liss-Pobiner says. in dramatic scale. I’m ing larger wall art with When you’re positioning drawn to abstract expres- more impact. large art, she says, don’t sionism, op art, minimal- “Personal platforms be afraid to try something • Daily Item like Instagram and Pin- ism and color field move- different. • The Peabody Weekly News terest, and online forums “In our room at Kips Bay ments,” he says. He also like Core77 and Dezeen Decorator’s Showhouse recommends New York • The Lynnfield Weekly News have made it really easy this year, we centered the gallery Danese/Corey for for people to find and bed on one wall with a its large-scale paintings • La Voz share pictures of things large sofa on the opposite by artists of note, like they love,” says Alyson wall,” she says. They then Larry Poons and Connie • Suburban Real Estate News Fox, and suggests 3-D Liss-Pobiner of the New placed a large blue con- • 01907 The Magazine York firm Dineen Archi- cave mirror from Bernd compositions by artists tecture + Design. (www. Goeckler Antiques above such as Jeff Zimmerman, • ONE dineenarchitecture.com) the sofa, but slightly to Matthew Solomon and “I really love using Ins- one side. Olafur Eliasson as alter- • North Shore Golf tagram to share our own “The convention is to natives to convention- work, and images that we center the wall art above al paintings on canvas. • Itemlive.com find beautiful, interesting the furniture, but by ‘free- (www.danesecorey.com) and inspiring,” she says. ing up’ that wall with an For budget-friendly piec- “As a result, images of asymmetrical composi- es, Anderson recommends For more info on EMG’s publications, designer projects have be- tion, we were able to keep Saatchi Art, Twyla, ArtStar please contact Ernie Carpenter at come much more accessi- the eye moving around the and @60”. (www.saatchi- 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or ble and reach much larger room,” she says. art.com, www.artstar.com , [email protected] audiences.” Large-scale art with ty- www.at60inches.com) Caleb Anderson, princi- pography can be afford- pal at Drake Anderson In- able and add a dose of teriors in New York, says a humor, say Mat Sanders room doesn’t look finished and Brandon Quattrone of without art. Consort Design, a bicoast- “Artwork establishes al design firm. mood, defines personality “If you’re looking to take and impacts emotion,” he the room in a more sophis- says. It can connect fur- ticated direction, we also nishings and architecture, love large, painterly ab- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 and draw people into a stract pieces,” the duo said to start your space. in an email. daily subscription. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly day at 145 Essex St. a.m. Wednesday on Maverick and 97 Lake St.; at 12:34 p.m. packs looking into cars asking day at North Shore Road and arrests, reflect police records. In the A report of a motor vehicle hit Street that their son lost his Wednesday at 105 Lowell St. them when people would be Revere Beach Parkway; at 9:40 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it and run accident at 9:55 p.m. Batman wallet at the farmer’s and 6 Crowninshield St.; at leaving the bar; at 12:25 p.m. a.m. Wednesday at Abraham is the sole responsibility of the con- Wednesday at 42 Ingalls St. market two weeks ago. 2:17 p.m. Wednesday at YMCA Thursday at 63 Driscoll St. A Lincoln School on Tuckerman A woman called at 10:49 at 259 Lynnfield St.; at 4:19 man was reportedly damaging Street. cerned party to contact the relevant Assaults a.m. Wednesday on Franklin p.m. Wednesday at 114 Lake a vehicle. The man was dam- police department and have the Street and stated she wanted St. and 0 Huntington Drive. aging his own vehicle and was Complaints department issue a notice of correc- A report of an assault and police to log an incident. She Diane M. Moore, 55, of 3004 taken to Salem Hospital. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or battery at 12 a.m. Thursday on said she was locked out of Postgate Lane, was summoned A report of a disturbance at 3:05 p.m. Wednesday at Fio- clarifications will not be made without Massachusetts Avenue. her back door — she had been for negligent operation of a mo- Fire re’s Market on Revere Street; at express notice of change from the ar- working in the garden and the tor vehicle, failure to stop/yield, Breaking and Entering neighbor locked her out when and failure to use care in start- A caller reported a grill was 8:31 p.m. Wednesday on Fenno resting police department. she went to put some fungicide ing/stopping/turning; at 10:14 on fire and it was right next to Street. A report of a breaking and en- on the plants. She stated that a.m. Thursday at 101 Brooksby the house at 6:53 p.m. Tuesday tering at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday LYNN she tricked her neighbor and Village Drive; at 10:57 a.m. at 21 Winona St. The fire was Theft at 31 Kings Beach Road. was not really locked out, but extinguished. Thursday at Speedway at 545 A report of a larceny/forgery/ Arrests still wanted the incident logged. A caller reported a controlled Lowell St. fraud at 7:26 a.m. Wednesday Complaints A report of suspicious activ- A report of a motor vehicle hit fire coming from the building by Eric Maldonado, 21, of 69 on Winthrop Parkway; at 3:16 ity at 5:24 p.m. Wednesday at and run accident at 1:58 p.m. Bagel World at 8:51 p.m. Tues- Orchard St., was arrested and A report of a disturbance at p.m. Wednesday on Mountain Jersey and Shepard streets. A Wednesday at Hoppy’s BBQ day at 246 Newbury St. A caller charged with trespassing at 11 5:10 p.m. Wednesday at 328 Avenue. caller reported a man wearing a at 38 Forest St.; at 3:58 p.m. reported the flames were about p.m. Wednesday. Lynnfield St.; at 5:29 p.m. T-shirt, shorts and glasses was Wednesday at Shaw’s Super- six feet high. The fire was on the Amy May, 41, of 31 Lyman Wednesday at 522 Summer grill and was put out. Vandalism St.; at 8:18 p.m. Wednesday hiding in the bushes watching a market at 210S Andover St. St., was arrested and charged girl working out. He had report- A caller reported a fire in a with operation of a motor vehi- at 484 Western Ave.; at 8:56 A report of vandalism at edly been in the bushes behind Breaking and Entering grill at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at 12:46 p.m. Wednesday on cle with a suspended license, p.m. Wednesday at 8 Quincy 2 Wildwood Drive. Terrace; at 2:08 a.m. Thursday the tree for about 10 minutes. Proctor Avenue. special speeding violation and A report of a motor vehicle at 85 Fayette St.; at 4:49 a.m. Police reported that the man on a warrant charge of larceny breaking and entering at 7:27 Overdose Thursday at 124 Central Ave.; was watching his daughter work by false pretense at 10:51 a.m. out. a.m. Wednesday at 2 Dane St. SAUGUS at 12 p.m. Thursday at 8 Morrill A report of an overdose at Thursday. A report of a disturbance A report of an attempted bur- Place; at 1:18 p.m. Thursday at 3:23 a.m. Wednesday on New- Jerricee Wallace, 27, of 11 at 5:59 p.m. Wednesday on glary at 7:32 a.m. Thursday at Arrest West Green St., was arrested 121 Chestnut St. bury Street. Community Road; at 1:32 a.m. Expeditors International Ocean Christian F. Staples was and charged with carrying a Thursday on Washington Street. at 3 Technology Drive. An alarm arrested on a warrant at 8:52 dangerous weapon and on war- Overdose Theft A report of a strange man activation was canceled by the p.m. Wednesday. rant charges of armed assault A report of an overdose at trying to fight at 6:07 p.m. alarm company. A report of a stolen motor ve- in a dwelling, carrying a dan- 1:59 p.m. Wednesday on Ames Wednesday on Pleasant Street. hicle at 6:14 p.m. Wednesday gerous weapon, armed robbery, Accidents Street; at 5:59 a.m. Thursday A caller reported a man in the Complaints at 8A Aborn St. and home invasion at 11:03 at Chestnut and Essex streets; parking lot was starting to fight A report of a motor vehicle A report of trespassing at A report of a larceny at 1:38 p.m. Wednesday. at 9:27 a.m. Thursday on Park people and threw his shoes at a accident with personal injury 3:54 p.m. Tuesday at Springs p.m. Thursday at Peabody Li- Street. couple in the lot. brary at 82 Main St. at 10:47 a.m. Wednesday on Accidents Pond Rope Swing on Sunset Saville Street; at 7:18 p.m. Drive. A caller reported multiple Theft PEABODY Vandalism Wednesday on Essex Street. A report of a motor vehicle people swimming in Springs A report of a motor vehicle hit accident at 2:29 p.m. Wednes- Pond at the rope swing. The A report of a robbery at 4:19 Arrest A report of vandalism at 4:54 and run accident at 8:15 p.m. day on Bennett Street; at 2:51 a.m. Thursday at MBTA Parking caller reported it was an ongo- p.m. Tuesday at 6 Stevens St. A Wednesday at 9 Jackson St. p.m. Wednesday at Essex and Garage at 186 Market St. Kristi Theodhori, 21, of 22 ing issue. Police reported the caller reported that his former Washington streets; at 4:07 Redberry Lane, was arrested people scattered off into the tenant had damaged his property. Complaints p.m. Wednesday at Boston and MARBLEHEAD and charged with operation of a woods. Franklin streets; at 7:58 p.m. motor vehicle with a suspended An intoxicated person was re- REVERE A report of a disturbance at Wednesday at 35 Washington license at 2:37 p.m. Wednes- portedly in and out of traffic at 12:26 a.m. Thursday at the St.; at 7:37 a.m. Thursday at Accidents 8:58 p.m. Tuesday at YMCA at day. Arrest playground on Bristow Street. A Cedar Brook and York roads; at A report of a motor vehicle hit 259 Lynnfield St. caller reported five youths were 8:21 a.m. Thursday at Oakwood and run accident at 12:11 p.m. Accidents A report of a disturbance at Mohamed Elkhalfaoui, 43, playing basketball. Avenue and Webster Street; at Wednesday on Atlantic Avenue. 9:11 p.m. Tuesday at Central of 250 Broadway, Apt. 619, was 11:27 a.m. Thursday at School A report of a motor vehi- A report of a motor vehicle Bakery at 48 Walnut St. Two arrested and charged with as- SWAMPSCOTT and Union streets; at 12:23 cle accident at 10:53 p.m. accident at 4:43 p.m. Wednes- homeless women were fighting; sault and battery at 10:51 a.m. p.m. Thursday at 106 Newhall Wednesday at Lafayette and day at 113 Tremont St.; at 8:19 at 9:56 p.m. Wednesday at Pla- Wednesday. Arrest St. Pleasant streets. p.m. Tuesday at 9 Worcester za Motel at 125 Newbury St. A report of a motor vehicle Road and 9 America Drive; A report of suspicious activity Accidents Yenovk Ajoyan, 74, was ar- accident with personal injury Complaints at 11:13 p.m. Tuesday at 2 at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday at Main rested and charged with inde- at 4:36 p.m. Wednesday at 37 Kenwood Drive; at 8:25 a.m. and Foster streets. A caller re- A report of a motor vehicle cent assault and battery on a Breed St.; at 7:21 a.m. Thurs- A caller reported at 10:38 Wednesday at 2 Mulberry Drive ported two males with back- accident at 9:25 a.m. Wednes- person 14 or older at 4:27 p.m. Abuse victims: Ex-priest should be kept far from kids BOSTON (AP) — A of Boston and the state to The St. Louis-based Sur- Shaw Jr. said he’s in “frail group representing survi- take the extra measures vivors Network said Thurs- health” and isn’t a danger vors of priest sex abuse is after the former priest, day that Shanley should to anyone. calling for a former priest Paul Shanley, was re- get treatment for sexual “Paul Shanley has now recently released from leased last week. issues, have no access to served his sentence, and prison to be placed in a se- The 86-year-old Shanley children and be monitored it is therefore high time cure treatment facility far was convicted of raping a with a GPS bracelet. for others to respect the from children. boy in the 1980s and served “We are asking that he rule of law and leave him Survivors Network of 12 years in prison. He set- be put in a secure treat- alone,” Shaw said in a those Abused by Priests tled into an apartment ment facility. Most of statement. has launched an online across from a children’s them are quite nice, very The archdiocese said petition urging the Ro- dance studio in Ware, 65 comfortable, with people last week it wouldn’t pro- man Catholic Archdiocese miles west of Boston. around to help him,” said vide Shanley with finan- Barbara Dorris, the net- cial support or benefits. work’s outreach director. It didn’t immediately Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 “I cannot imagine his life respond to a request for Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Spanish menu available in that apartment will be comment on what the Sur- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. better.” vivors Network said about Callers may remain anonymous. Shanley’s lawyer Robert his living arrangements. 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Special Thank You to all the parents who assisted with this achievement. is arrested in US Xavier Abreu Cristian Chavez Mikayla Ferraro Leonides Lao Josef Nobile Ayden Quezada Micaiah Srey By Ken Ritter suspecting user visits Ayodeji Agboola Sara Chavez-Lopez Daniel Finnigan Desiree Lapanne Dylan Nordyke Karly Ramirez Matthew Stewart and Matt O’Brien a bank or other trusted Andres Aguero Diego Clark ASSOCIATED PRESS location, enabling cyber- Sydney Finnigan Ismail Laurent Aydan Norman Emely Ramirez-Sanche Nova Stone theft. Crystal Aguero Sophia Colon Neyat Fiseha Logan Legault Sommaya Norman Josias Ramirez-Sanche LAS VEGAS — Marcus Robert Stone The indictment, filed in Isabella Aguillar Michael Cortez Gianna Fortes Andy Lendo Christian Nunez Alana Reardon Hutchins, a young British a Wisconsin federal court Montana Sullivan researcher credited with last month, alleges that Kevin Agustin-Mena Angelisa Davila Mariah Fowler Jason Lopez Jennalys Nunez Melissa Rebidue derailing a global cyberat- Julian Suriel Hutchins and another de- Jaeo Anderson Pablo Dejesus Mathias Fowler Jonathan Lopez Mason Nunez Caitlyn Reed tack in May, was arrested fendant — whose name Joshua Anderson Saribelle Diaz Jeizalee Garcia Jose Lopez Taliya Nunez Christian Reed Helina Tadesse for allegedly creating and was redacted — conspired Alexander Arias Sebastian Diaz Emily Gomez Maxwell Lopez Victor Nunez Kylie Resse Joseph Tadesse distributing malicious between July 2014 and software designed to col- Brihanna Aybar-Lora Amanda DiCenzo Ryan Henson Yahirol Lora Mayari Olaes Ryan Resse July 2015 to advertise the Ben Tartarini lect bank-account pass- availability of the Kro- Brady Barrera Deanna DiCenzo Eliana Hinkle Ema Macorri Niyah Olaes Nathan Ricci Katie Tartarini words, U.S. authorities nos malware on internet Fatima Barrera Pasquale DiCenzo Abigail Holloway Eric Macorri Enzo Oliveira Keylin Rivera said Thursday. forums, sell the malware Sarah Tartarini Christopher Barrios-Lora Mariah Dion Courtney Holloway Alex Maria Jadiel Orellana Zachary Rocco News of Hutchins’ de- and profit from it. The Camron Thornton tention came as a shock to indictment also accuses Bryanna Baskin Amira DiRico-Vanloan Sheamus Holloway Edwin Mateo Kevin Orellana Jayda Rodgers the cybersecurity commu- Jayden Thornton Hutchins of creating the Nakara Baskin Tyjei DiRico-Vanloan Jaxon Howland Mia Mateo Gianna Parker Jenesly Rodriguez nity. Many had rallied be- malware. Nevaeh Baskin Kyleigh Dolan Alice Ingersoll Briston Maynard Liliana Parker Linel Rodriguez Chioma Ufomba hind the researcher whose Authorities said the quick thinking helped Chloe Batson Jaliyah Done’ Maddox Jacobsen Amelia Mejia Mercedez Pelletier Camila Romero Antonia Valente malware was first made control the spread of the available in early 2014, Sophia Batson Cailin Donovan Aaliyah Jean-Pierre Dylan Mejia Savannah Penta Jayren Romero Joseph Valente Jr WannaCry ransomware and “marketed and dis- Chelsie Benson Samantha Donovan Josiah Jean-Pierre Danny Mendez Jafari Peterson Aneys Rosado Raiden Vanny attack that crippled thou- tributed through Alpha- Jayvian Berberena Randy Duong Tyler Jodoin Josue Mendez Natalie Petit Kaylani Rosado sands of computers. Bay, a hidden service on Alanna Walker Julia Boulay Ayden Eang Jeannette Jordan Ethan Mensah Bao Pham Aria Saleh Hutchins was detained the Tor network.” The U.S. Olivia Walker in Las Vegas on his way Department of Justice an- Joshua Bourque Analia Echevarria Sara Justinien Jauslin Mensah Mark Pham Bree Saleh back to Britain from nounced in July that the Jayla Boyd Misael Echevarria Abidemi Kasali Christopher Meono Viona Phappich Catalin Santiago Joseph Walters an annual gathering of AlphaBay “darknet” mar- Julian Bridges-Hartfo John Emmith Charles Kendrick Josue Meono Sophia Phillips Ilyas Santos Shane Ward hackers and information ketplace was shut down Kalee Bruch Kaitlyn Encarnacion Elizabella King Angelina Micieli Darrin Phimphisane Zakariya Santos security gurus. A grand after an international law Isaiah Wilson jury indictment charged enforcement effort. Katelynn Buckley Angelita Eung Christopher Kneeland Mikayla Micieli Caitlin Pho Cassius Sargent Kennedy Wilson Hutchins with creating Hutchins’ arraignment Mackayla Buckley Destiny Eung Paul Kneeland Jacoby Miller Jayden Pho Presley Sargent and distributing malware was postponed Thursday Kiara Wilson Chloe Butler Sophia Eung Michael Knowlton Taidhgin Mitchell Veronica Pho Hannah Schwartz known as the Kronos in U.S. District Court in Jack Wurzel banking Trojan. Las Vegas by a magistrate Jared Cahill Kate Fannon Marquise Laforest Desirae Muriel Kylie Pierce Lila Schwartz Jonathon Wurzel Such malware infects judge who gave him until Rosabelle Calkins Emma Faulkner Alec Landry David Musto Madelyn Pierce Gabrielle Soares web browsers, then cap- Friday afternoon to deter- Christopher Chak Aleka Felings Jack-Henry Landry Lianna Musto Zackary Pierce Skyla Sorn Kiara Wynder tures usernames and mine if he wants to hire Abdias Chavez Elijah Ferraro Ty Langlais Dimir Napier Thomas Pohlmeyer Dezirea Soto Jayden Young passwords when an un- his own lawyer. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 A Saugus legend lives

SAUGUS the end of May and begin- From A1 ning of June 1961 because of several reported bear you have a beach, people sightings. are going in the water. On June 8, 1961, The There are rocks, there are Item reported that Sau- areas that you’re not sup- gus Police caught two posed to swim in because Schipperke dogs running they’re unsafe and they loose in the park, which don’t have lifeguards. This were believed to be mis- is a way to make people taken for bears. A third more aware of their sur- dog returned home days roundings. Hopefully it later. The opinion of a will make the kids more local veterinarian con- aware and they’ll remind rmed the dogs could give their parents.” off the appearance of bear More than half a doz- cubs when observed from en accidental drownings a distance, bringing the have occurred in The Breakheart bear mystery Item’s coverage area in to an end. the past decade. But Saugus’ strange Last year, Roberto Mar- sightings haven’t been tinez, 35, was found un- limited to Breakheart’s derwater near rocks at grounds. Breakheart Reservation. A sea monster was spot- He had been swimming ted slithering in town in in an area where “No 1980 by former state Rep. Swimming” signs were Belden Bly (R-Saugus), posted, according to the who served 16 terms from Essex County District 1949 to 1980, and his leg- Attorney. islative aide Judith Cool- Flyers will be posted en, who claimed to see a today reading “have you long, snake-like animal in seen Ali?” with a sketch the Saugus River. of a ctional alligator “This is the rst time peering at Breakheart I’ve ever seen anything visitors. Rossetti said the like that — that large, in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK postings are intended to the river,” Bly told The remind nature-lovers to Item in 1980. Donna Estes, owner of Donna’s Dance Studio in Lynn, stands in front of a mirror in her studio as pay attention to their sur- He claimed he was able she holds ballet slippers. roundings and rules that to watch the creature are intended to maintain through his binoculars. safety. “It looked like a snake, Six years ago the De- but we estimated it was Donna dances through the decades partment of Conser- from 10 to 14 feet long,” vation and Recreation he said. DONNA glish High School, Estes a dancer who performed feature songs from the enlisted the help of a The story states that From A1 volunteered at the Gregg in live shows at the Cap- school’s biggest shows reptile specialist to track residents had reported House and the Girl’s Club itol Theatre in downtown to date, including “New down an alligator spot- spotting a similar crea- students who began danc- teaching dance. Lynn. Moholland’s father, York, New York,” “42nd ted near the shore line at ing with her as toddlers ture about four decades “I’ve found a way to com- Charles Derby, played the Street,” and “Beauty and Silver Lake. work with her as staff bine my love for kids and harmonica and autoharp. earlier. At that time, it the Beast.” The Item reported a was referred to as Sau- members today. my love for dance,” she She prides herself on com- Class registration and DCR spokeswoman said gussie — a takeoff on the Before opening her own said. ing from a long line of per- she believed the alligator Loch Ness’ Nessie. Bly business at the age of 18, As a child, she was in- formers. an open house will be held was small and was most suggested former Gov. just four months after spired by her mother, In honor of the stu- Aug. 15 and 17 from 2-4 likely released into the Leverett Saltonstall had graduating from Lynn En- Grace (Derby) Moholland, dio’s 45th year, Estes will p.m. and 6-8 p.m. water by a pet owner who many of the species im- no longer wanted it. planted in the area during Similar reports were his more than 20 years as Agencies join forces for success in Lynn led a month prior, a state senator. prompting a search that Another theory stemmed included dogs attempting from an old tale that an LYNN advocates. Non-English place while they were “Many of the people to pick up the scent of the anaconda was accidental- From A1 speakers experience high- earning a living,” she said. who work here have a animal. ly brought to the Saugus er rates of unemployment “Something unexpected hard time communicating Since swimming at Sil- River in the hulls of pirate from Prudential Financial and in Massachusetts happened, their work- in English,” he said. “To ver Lake has always been ships in the 1800s. When Inc. and Maycomb Capi- earn about $24,000 less ers’ compensation claims make the business run prohibited, the park re- the pirate ships were tal. annually than individuals decreased dramatically more ef ciently, we start- mained open to the pub- scuttled and left to rot Today, there are 50 stu- who speak the language because employees were ed to offer English classes lic and swimmers could in the river’s tributaries, dents enrolled in two  uently, according to the able to read warning la- and it’s paid off. Our oper- still tread water at Pearce the theory goes that the classes in Lynn. But commonwealth. bels on the bread making ation is so much smoother Lake. snakes escaped to East there’s room for 150 more This is not the rst time machines. So there’s an as a result.” This wasn’t the rst Saugus where they live over the next three years. such a program has been obvious bene t of learn- Anyone interested in time a creature sight- today. “We need to get the word introduced to the city. ing a second language, but joining the program must ing brought dismay to out because not enough Mayor Judith Flanagan there are often other ben- rst attend a mandatory park-goers. Bridget Turcotte can people in Lynn know Kennedy reminded the e ts.” information session. The More than half a century be reached at bturcotte@ about it,” said Carol Oze- crowd that Fitzroy Alex- Alexander hired a rm next one will be on Tues- ago, visitors were banned itemlive.com. Follow her lius, chief operating of cer ander, president of Tradi- to teach ESL to 70 of his day, Aug. 8 at 10 a.m. at 20 from using the reserva- on Twitter @BridgetTur- of JVS. “This isn’t a nice tional Breads, launched a 190 employees last year. Wheeler St. tion for several days at cotte. thing to do, this is a need similar effort. The class, which was held to have.” “He gave his employees on Saturday, was free for Thomas Grillo can be There’s clearly a need for time off, and paid them to employees who were paid reached at tgrillo@item- Swampscott hopes new such ESL programs, say learn English in the work- for the time. live.com. website attracts residents New Malden policemen re ect growing diversity SWAMPSCOTT features links people may MALDEN From A1 want to get to quickly. From A1 Mendes said one of the departments and commit- complaints from people showing crime categories tees in town,” Fitzgerald about the old website was dropped by some 16.9 per- said. that what they wanted to cent in 2016 from 2015. Mendes presented the access quickly was dif - For instance there were new site, which had its soft cult to nd. 34,232 calls for service to rollout a couple of weeks Mendes said the site’s the Malden Police Depart- ago, to the selectmen on “About the Town” section ment in 2015 and 27,801 Wednesday night. He said is a good resource for peo- in 2016. it is still a work in prog- ple thinking about mov- The largest one seg- ress, but of cials felt it was ing to Swampscott, and is ment drop in what NIBRS ready for “prime time” so a good way for people to calls Part B offenses, was they put it out there. do their research to deter- nearly 53 percent. These Mendes said the whole mine whether they want crimes include such of- site repositions itself to buy in the town. fenses as disorderly con- based on size — it rear- He said another feature duct, trespassing, liquor ranges itself to make it can translate the site into easier to navigate on a law violations and driving different languages. under the in uence of li- mobile device. Another quick hit on quor. Fitzgerald said that the homepage is a section Overall, arrests also feature is a signi cant with four tabs — bulle- substantially dropped in improvement — users tins, town news, a commu- Malden in 2016, nearly are able to have the site nity calendar, and social 33 percent, with 717 in COURTESY PHOTO respond to their mobile media. devices much more in- Fitzgerald said the up- 2016 compared to 1,066 Police Chief Kevin Molis, Police Commissioner Salvatore Gennetti, and tuitively. He said the old grade allows each town in 2015. Mayor Gary Christenson, second from right, welcome new of cers Ayr- website was much more department to use more Another statistic which ton Borges, Patrick Kinnon, and Cory D’Entremont. staticky and it was harder multimedia and technol- is partially positive was a er fatal overdoses in 2016, two years there have ma- dress drug addiction and to nd things with hand- ogy that would help com- drop in drug overdoses re- held devices. mittee chairs or depart- ported in 2016 (122) from eight, than in 2015, when jor efforts locally, region- results such as overdoses Patrick Jones, a select- ment heads continue to 2015 (126) as well as few- there were 11. In the past ally and nationally to ad- and fatalities. man, agreed, saying that add more content, which the resizing and naviga- gives users more of a rea- tion on mobile devices is a son to come back and visit. huge improvement. The site has a better Mendes said a section database and search tool, Catch up with your on the website homep- which allows people to age labeled “Citizen Ac- quickly access many of tion Center” focuses on the town documents and the most clicked areas of reports, Fitzgerald said. favorite team the old site — agendas “Engaging the commu- and minutes, assessors nity is an important part records, bylaws and char- of why we’re upgrading ter, forms and documents, the website,” Fitzgerald online payments, video on in Item Sports! said. demand and volunteer. A section for citizen trans- Gayla Cawley can be parency is also listed, reached at gcawley@item- with content pending. live.com. Follow her on A “Find it Fast” section Twitter @GaylaCawley. A8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Ex-bodyguard: Diana would have ‘loved’ candid documentary

LONDON (AP) — Producers of a new of recordings made by Diana’s voice documentary about Princess Diana say coach Peter Settelen in 1992 and 1993, it offers insight. Critics say it’s nothing just after Diana and Charles separated. but exploitation. But a former bodyguard They divorced in 1996, and Charles says Diana would have been pleased married his longtime paramour Camilla that candid recordings of her are being Parker Bowles in 2005. broadcast in Britain for the first time. Portions of the tapes were broadcast by Friends of the late princess have U.S. network NBC in 2004 but they have slammed a British broadcaster’s decision never been shown in Britain. to air private recordings in which she speaks frankly about her unhappy mar- The tapes were made to help Diana riage to Prince Charles, commenting practice public speaking as she struck on their sex life, her fury at her hus- out on her own in a career devoted to band’s mistress and her love for another charity work. On camera, she seems man. relaxed and keen to tell her side of the Yet Ken Wharfe, Diana’s protection story. officer between 1986 and 1993, says the She recounts Charles’ awkward princess who died in 1997 would appre- attempts to woo her — “He chatted me ciate the chance to be heard. up like a bad rash” — and says of the “She would love it,” Wharfe told the As- couple’s sex life: “Once every three weeks sociated Press in an interview Wednes- and then it fizzled out.” day. “’For the first time’, she would say, She also describes confronting her hus- ‘people are actually listening to and band and Parker Bowles at a party — a hearing what I am saying.’” moment that Wharfe said marked “the Wharfe also serves as a commentator real beginning of the end” of the royal in the documentary. marriage. Diana was a huge star in her lifetime — at once princess, style icon, charity worker “She realized there was no chance of and tabloid celebrity — and has rarely reconciliation,” he said. “There was only one been out of the news since her shocking direction and that was divorce.” death in a Paris car crash 20 years ago The intimacy of the conversations has PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS this month. But she has usually been seen drawn criticism from some people close to through the eyes and words of others. Diana. Her friend Rosa Monckton said Anne Tyler talks books, “Diana: In Her Own Words,” which airs the material “doesn’t belong in the public Baltimore and Donald Trump Sunday on Channel 4, includes portions domain.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK (AP) — Anne Tyler is Gore wants finishing a new book and reorganizing ‘Inconvenient Sequel’ her past. New paperback editions of “The Acci- ideas to follow people home dental Tourist,” the Pulitzer Prize-win- ning “Breathing Lessons” and 17 other BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Al Tyler novels are being issued over the Gore is back in theaters talking about next several months by Vintage Books, a climate change, and he’s hoping some paperback imprint of Penguin Random TONY C of his ideas will make it into people’s House. The Baltimore-based author had Frank Carey, Tom Iarrobino, and Tony Nicosia homes as well. previously used the Penguin Random The former vice president stars in “An House imprint Ballantine Books for share stories about their friend and St. Mary’s teammate Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power,” paperbacks. Her hardcover publisher, which is a follow-up to the 2006 Os- Alfred A. Knopf, works directly with Red Sox legend Tony Conigliaro car-winning documentary about his Vintage. efforts to combat climate change. Gore Tyler, 75, has been a published author Moderated by Ted Grant was a few years removed from narrowly for more than 50 years, enjoying both losing the presidency at the time. The critical acclaim and commercial success. sequel arrives in a new world of smart During a recent email interview with homes, mass-produced electric vehicles The Associated Press, Tyler shared her and Donald Trump in the White House. thoughts on writing, retirement, Balti- Gore, 69, has championed environmen- more and President Donald Trump. tal causes for more than 40 years. In an 0N WHETHER SHE WILL WRITE interview last week with The Associat- ANY MORE BOOKS AFTER HER ed Press, he said he’s felt hopeless and CURRENT ONE IS DONE disillusioned about reversing climate “Since I’m still in the delivery room, so change at times, but never for very long. to speak, right now I can’t imagine writ- One of those moments came recently ing even one more. But I always seem to when Trump announced the U.S. would change my mind eventually.” pull out of the Paris Climate Accord, a A RECENT TYLER NOVEL, cause Gore championed. Throughout his “VINEGAR GIRL,” WAS A promotion of “An Inconvenient Sequel,” RETELLING OF SHAKESPEARE’S Gore has said he feels more optimistic “THE TAMING OF THE SHREW.” Thursday, Aug. 17, 6-8 p.m., now. WOULD SHE LIKE TO REVISE “Anybody who works on the climate ANY OTHER CLASSICS? crisis is tempted in some dark moments “’Vinegar Girl’ was a huge amount of Lynn Museum to despair but it doesn’t last long for me. fun — just the experiment of taking on Despair is just another form of denial,” a plot that didn’t feel at all like my own 590 Washington St., Lynn and trying to make it my own. But I said Gore. “We don’t have time for it, we think once was enough.” have work to do and the basis for hope ON WHETHER FUTURE WORK is real and authentic. The solutions are WILL REFLECT RISING VIOLENT here. Electricity from solar and wind CRIME IN BALTIMORE $25 per person. is now getting cheaper than electricity “Not the surge in crime so much as from fossil fuels and we are seeing a the growing presence of guns, both in Purchase tickets or RSVP online huge switch in that direction.” Baltimore and in the country as a whole. Small adjustments at home include That’s becoming harder and harder to at lynnmuseum.org, via email switching to LED light bulbs, or keeping ignore.” the thermostat slightly warmer in the ON WHETHER FUTURE WORK ([email protected]), summer and cooler in the winter might WILL REFER TO DONALD TRUMP not seem like it makes a big difference “I think of writing as a visit to a or by calling 781-581-6200 when you look at the world’s overall thoughtful, reasonable world where peo- crisis, but Gore assures it helps. ple try to be kind to one another. I can’t by Thursday, Aug. 10. “An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to imagine how I could ever fit Trump into Power” opens in wide release on Friday. that world.” PROCEEDS BENEFIT SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO SPONSORED BY CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. ESSEX MEDIA GROUP

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STEVE KRAUSE Who’s the Kingston GOAT in this equation? clips Saugus

We’re talking a lot Wings about goats this week. By Harold Rivera was hoping to see a more Not the an- ITEM STAFF intense Saugus team on imals. But Thursday. Saugus’ inten- people who SAUGUS — The best- sity drove the Wings to a fit the defi- of-three North Shore 4-3 victory over Kingston nition of Baseball League quar- in the first game of the “Greatest of All Time.” terfinal playoff series series. Since Thursday was Tom between No. 7 Saugus “We won the first game Brady’s 40th birthday (is and No. 2 Kingston will (of the series) so we were there anybody out there who come down to a decisive in the driver’s seat to- doesn’t know who he is, and third game tonight as the night,” Mitchell said. “We needs the term “New England Night Owls blanked the might not have had the Patriots quarterback” in front Wings, 5-0, on Thursday same intensity we had of his name?) he’s the person evening at World Series in game one. Hopeful- — at least up here — to whom Park. ly we have the intensi- the term GOAT is applied. The Wings received a ty we had in Game One It got so silly that the Patri- solid start on the mound for Game Three. I don’t ots decided to bring in goats from pitcher Justin Hor- know if it’s because we with team jerseys on them to vath, who fanned seven didn’t have our backs up mark the occasion of Brady’s Kingston batters in his against the wall, but we 40th birthday. six innings of work. The didn’t have the same in- Now, we can acknowledge down side for Saugus was tensity.” that Brady is very good. He’s its bats were held to just After both teams went quarterbacked the Patriots to three hits, all singles. down in order in the first five Super Bowls and taken “Justin pitched great,” inning, Kingston scored them to seven overall since he Saugus manager Mark the first run of the eve- took over the job in 2001. Mitchell said. “Unfor- ning in the top of the No other National Football tunately we gave him a second. Dan Morin drew League quarterback has done couple unearned runs a walk to lead the frame this. Not Joe Montana. Not and that took us out of and stole second base. Terry Bradshaw. Not Aaron the game a little bit ear- Two outs later, an infield Rodgers. Not Peyton Man- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ly. He pitched great, we error allowed Morin to ning. And not Dan Marino. just couldn’t get the bats come home from second Saugus Wings’ Steve DiBlasi fouls off a pitch during Game 2 of the And while winning is cer- going and we were play- for the 1-0 Kingston lead. tainly a significant barome- North Shore Baseball League playoffs against the Kingston Night ing catch-up.” ter, it’s not the only yardstick. Owls at World Series Park on Thursday evening. Mitchell added that he NSBL, B2 Having seen a lot of the afore- mentioned quarterbacks, I’d be hard-pressed to say defin- itively that Brady is head- and-shoulders better than ‘Sport of kings’ to any of them. This doesn’t mean I think he’s a stiff. But it means he’s hold court at Suffolk been privileged to play for a coach who is generally ac- EAST BOSTON — Suffolk for trainer Michael Dini. The knowledged as the best ever Downs will host the second Drumtop Stakes is race 13. (and that’s a subject for de- of three scheduled live racing In addition to the Drumtop bate too, though perhaps we and food truck festival week- Stakes, Saturday’s card will can save it for another day). ends Saturday and Sunday. include seven turf races. But it does beg the ques- The $75,000 Drumtop Stakes “We appreciate the support tion: do the players make the will highlight the 15-race card of the Massachusetts Legis- coaches better, or is it the oth- Saturday. lature and its leadership for er way around? I don’t think Longtime Suffolk Downs- the recent extension of the there’s a real answer to the based trainers Jay Bernardi- racing and simulcast laws question. ni, William Sienkewicz and in the Commonwealth,” said There are two sports where Bobby Raymond as well as Chip Tuttle, the Chief Operat- players and coaches can build prominent national outfits in- ing Officer at Suffolk Downs. a type of symbiotic relation- cluding Christophe Clement, “Tom Creel and our racing de- ship: basketball and football. Ken McPeek and Steve Klesa- partment did a spectacular job There’s a saying in baseball ris are entered for the week- filling the races and putting that momentum goes only as end’s races. together such a competitive far as the next day’s starting The Drumtop Stakes is a weekend of racing and we are mile-long turf race restrict- pitcher. And in hockey, if the looking forward to putting on ITEM FILE PHOTO goalie is standing on his head, ed to 3-year-old fillies. The a good show for the local rac- The rst of three live racing weekends at Suffolk Downs nothing else matters. black-type race has drawn a ing fans.” field of seven, including mul- proved successful. Racing continues this Saturday and KRAUSE, B2 tiple stakes winner Dynatail SUFFOLK, B2 Sunday. Linnane’s walkoff lifts Navs to win By Gabbi Riggi FOR THE ITEM An RBI single up the middle by catcher Keith Linnane (UMa- ss Amherst) in the bottom of the ninth gave the North Shore Nav- igators an 11-10 walk off win against the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks on Thursday night at Fraser Field. The hit sent pinch runner RJ Warnock (Ave Maria) in from third to take the Navigators’ twenty first victory of the season in an offensive volley with the Sharks. The Navigators entered the bot- tom of the eighth trailing 9-7 and with patience in the box earned back the lead without recording ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE a hit. Nate Rossi (Keene State) Steve Glowacz, left, follows through on a shot while Bobby Jackson lines up a putt during action Thursday at was hit by a pitch to lead off, but the Tedesco Fourball tournament at Tedesco Country Club in Marblehead. back to back outs brought the top of the lineup back with two down. Joey Pena (St. Thomas Aquinas) and Austin Masel (Holy Cross) Fourball Invitational tees off at Tedesco earned back to back walks to load the bases. Nick Falkson (Tufts) By Mike Alongi the score for each team is determined by Suydam beat Mark Lewis and John Fal- earned the third consecutive FOR THE ITEM the team member with the lowest number lon, and they will now face Douglas Doben walk and brought in the first run of strokes. and Peter Frasca (who defeated Bruce Bo- MARBLEHEAD — The 78th annual Te- for the Navigators. Nick Fuhr- In the rst group of the day, Peter Brown len and Winston Clark). Rounding out the mann (Frostburg State) worked desco Invitational Fourball Tournament and Frank Bertolino defeated Clarke rst  ight of golfers, the team of Ken Bane teed off early Thursday morning with a walk in six pitches to draw in Smith and Pete Diffendal to move on. Their and JP Monnin defeated Jay Pollard and the tying run, and Alec Cargin’s over 200 participants teaming up in pairs opponent this morning will be the team of Tim Phillips to move on. They will take throughout the day. While the participants (Wofford) hit by pitch brought in Paul Danehy and Andy Kilgore, who took on James Flanagan and Ken Beaulieau the lead run to take a 10-9 ad- are mainly members of Tedesco Country down the team of Ned and Rick Breed. (The Meadow at Peabody), who defeated vantage. Club, there were several players who were Greg Bates and Ken Seus will be moving Charles Stacey and Len Cashman (East- Martha’s Vineyard worked to tie invited from other clubs. on after beating the team of David Hamil- man Golf Links). the game in the ninth on a Troy The format of fourball is as such: two ton and Phil Grady. They will face Charlie The second round of the Tedesco Invi- Stefanski single to advance Phil- teams of two golfers compete directly Jellison and Joseph Francis, who defeated tational Fourball Tournament will tee ip Clarke who had walked aboard against each other, with each playing his the team of Paul Mattera and Rick Filosa. off early Friday morning and continue or her own ball. At the end of each hole, The team of Tom Peckham and Bryce throughout the day. NAVS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 Devers continues hot streak as Red Sox beat White Sox

BOSTON (AP) — Rafael De- the Red Sox beat the Angels on third for his first career homer. vers hit a three-run homer and June 23. Delmonico made his big-league Rick Porcello ended a four-game Benintendi, who sat out the debut Tuesday and was playing losing streak with his first win last two games, surged out of an in just his third game. since June as the Boston Red 8-for-54 slump with a ground- Gonzalez threw 53 pitches Sox beat the Chicago White Sox rule double to the triangle in without making it out of the 9-5 on Thursday night. center field in the first. Miguel second inning. He allowed sev- Mookie Betts hit a two-run Gonzalez (5-10) hit him with a en runs, seven hits and hit a homer and Andrew Benintendi pitch in the second, followed by batter, before he was replaced went 3 for 3, scoring twice and a leadoff double in the fourth by Gregory Infante with two driving in a run as the Red Sox and an RBI single in the fifth. outs in the second. won their third straight. Be- Benintendi’s single to right Porcello lasted until the fifth, nintendi reached base all five in the fifth drove in Mitch Mo- when he was pulled following a times he batted, getting hit by reland, who doubled to lead off one-out double by Tim Ander- a pitch and walking once to go the inning and added an RBI son. It was the seventh hit al- along with two doubles and a double in the sixth to put Bos- lowed by Porcello, who settled single. ton up 9-5. in after the third and finished Hanley Ramirez drove in two Boston got to Gonzalez right with six strikeouts. runs for Boston. away with four runs and four TRAINER’S ROOM Nicky Delmonico hit his first hits, including Devers’ three- White Sox: 2B Yoan Monca- career homer, a three-run shot run homer to center. After Chi- da returned to the lineup af- in the third, for the White Sox. cago got two runs back in the ter missing two games with a Chicago lost its third straight second to cut the lead in half, bruised knee. Moncada hurt the and fell to 3-15 since the All- the Red Sox struck again for knee Monday in a collision with Star break. three in the third. Betts hit a OF Willy Garcia, who has a bro- The Red Sox, who finished two-run homer and Ramirez ken jaw and could miss 4-to-6 with 15 hits, led 4-0 before Por- beat out an infield single, allow- weeks after surgery. cello even threw a pitch. The ing Benintendi to score by slid- Red Sox: RHP Joe Kelly fast start was enough to help ing around Omar Narvaez’s tag (strained left hamstring), on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Porcello end a skid of going at the plate. a rehab assignment with Tri- winless in his last six starts as Delmonico, who singled and ple-A Pawtucket, could be ac- Rafael Devers, right, celebrates with Hanley Ramirez after his the reigning AL Cy Young win- scored in the first, belted a shot tivated on Saturday, manager three-run home run against the Chicago White Sox on Thursday. ner won for the first time since out to right with two on in the John Farrell said. David Price should stop focusing on Eckersley, Boston media (AP) — David Price sure has a basked in a warm ovation from shell what happened, at least want to talk baseball. But appar- to want to go out of their way to lot of issues for a guy making $31 the home crowd when introduced according to accounts of the al- ently Price already knows every- make a point about how Eckers- million a year. between innings. They’ve decided tercation in the Boston Globe. In thing about pitching, so he went ley was treated. It showed in June when the who the good guy is in this dust- front of a group of teammates, after Eckersley for making an off- Not that Price seems to care. pitcher went off on the Bos- up, and it’s not Price. Price confronted Eckersley on a handed remark about the pitch- There’s been no apology from the ton media over some perceived What was even better was what team plane for not giving Red Sox ing woes of one of his teammates. pitcher, nothing to say he regrets slights. Nothing terribly news- analyst Jim Kaat had to say players the proper respect while “The point is if you’re Price and trying to embarrass Eckersley worthy there, and Price is cer- while announcing the game for working as an analyst on the follow the history of baseball, you in front of the team other than a tainly not the first player to take MLB Network. team’s local broadcast. have to have a little respect,” Kaat throwaway comment about per- his frustration out on those who “David Price didn’t confront The thing is, Eckersley isn’t said on the broadcast. haps someday discussing it with cover baseball. Dennis Eckersley, he attacked just an announcer. He’s a former Kaat is an old school player him. But when he went after Dennis him like a schoolyard bully,” Kaat Red Sox pitcher himself and a doing a game on a network that It can’t be that Price is too busy Eckersley, it became a different said. “In front of all his team- first ballot member of the Hall of usually bends over backward not pitching. After being sidelined story. mates to make him look like a big Fame. to talk badly about any current most of the first two months of We saw it Tuesday night at man.” He’s also one of the most inter- players. But both he and broad- the season, he’s on the disabled Fenway Park, where Eckersley That is pretty much in a nut- esting people around when you cast partner Bob Costas seemed list again with elbow issues. Brady, Belichick have needed each other to maintain their greatness

KRAUSE One of them is the Bill Walsh-Joe and maniacal drive to win was plen- From B1 Montana combination. ty. Montana was a third-round draft This is where we’re at with Be- Soccer has had its share of domi- choice who flourished under Walsh, lichick and Brady. Who defines nating players, but the game is not who was seen as an offensive ge- whom? If Brady is the GOAT, what set up to allow one of them to com- nius. Together, they won three Su- does that make Belichick? pletely take over a game. per Bowls, including a dramatic This is the perfect player-coach re- But sometimes, especially in foot- come-from-behind victory over the lationship. It’s obvious Brady, early ball and basketball, it’s tough to sep- Cincinnati Bengals in 1989. Howev- on, bought into Belichick’s philoso- arate the brilliance of players from er, Montana won a fourth title under phy, and it’s obvious that Brady has coaches. It doesn’t happen as often George Seifert. both the personality and cachet, by as you’d think. For example, there’s The other two examples are local. way of winning five Super Bowls, to no arguing that Vince Lombardi was Did Red Auerbach create Bill Rus- be a leader in the locker room. the architect of those Green Bay sell or was it the other way around? Belichick, however, for all his anti- Packer glory years, even though it’s Those who argue Russell was the social tendencies, is every bit a part just as true that a good coach can architect of the relationship say Red of this equation. It has to be a pret- only take you so far. At some point, never won anything until he came ty well-accepted fact that no other you need thoroughbreds. along. But the other side of the argu- coach in the NFL, at the time, saw Also, Chuck Noll built that great ment is that Auerbach knew instinc- in Brady what Belichick saw or he’d Pittsburgh Steelers team of the tively what Russell’s best attributes have been drafted by somewhat else. 1970s not around Bradshaw, but were and built the Celtics around And no other coach would have cho- around the “Steel Curtain” defense, them. This is the type of argument sen Brady over Drew Bledsoe to lead Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier. you could have all day, but the re- the team once Bledsoe recovered Bradshaw benefitted from it, but sults speak for themselves. The two from the injury that put him out of there’s no way he was the focal point. of them won eight straight NBA ti- action for most of 2001. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Conversely, Phil Jackson was for- tles, and I don’t care whether bas- Belichick obviously saw something Pat Murray dashes for third base during a game tunate for his entire coaching ca- ketball players in the 1960s weren’t in the skinny kid from the Universi- against the Kingston Night Owls on Thursday. reer to have two superstars who as athletic are they are today. Eight ty of Michigan and had enough con- would have won no matter who was straight titles is a major accom- fidence to stick with him, and mold coaching: Michael Jordan (who gets plishment. him into what he is today. GOAT votes here) and Kobe Bryant. Auerbach was smart enough not to And this is one of those instances Kingston shuts out But as to the question of who made ask Russell to do too much. His de- where it really is fair to ask whether whom better, there are three proto- fense, his ability to block shots and either would be even half a GOAT type examples that spring to mind. rebound, and his overall leadership without the other. Saugus to tie up series

NSBL infield popout, Nick Rai- From B1 mo was hit by a pitch to Navigators earn walkoff win over Sharks load the bases. The rally The Night Owls added a three run lead after the first, single in the top of the eighth in- attempt fell short after NAVS two more runs to their but were matched by the Sharks ning. Frampton drove the ball up Hall notched a strikeout From B1 lead in the bottom of the and induced another pop- through four. the first base line to push Gray to third after Saugus went out to escape the threat to third. A double play ground ball Bryce Gray hit two home runs for third. Fentress matched the attack down quickly in the sec- unscathed. by Kevin Alexy brought in Clarke the Sharks to spike the lead back, with a double up the third base ond. Joey Murphy singled “We had the bases load- to make the game 10-10. breaking up Povlock’s no hitter in line to bring in both runners for a and stole second, and ed in the fifth inning,” The Navigators, now eliminat- the top of the third to make it 3-1 9-7 lead. scored on a RBI single Mitchell said. “That was ed from the playoffs, still had the Navigators. Kevin Alexy sent a two Mejia and Fuhrmann both served off Joe Morin’s bat. An- the inning where if we opportunity to play spoiler in the run home run of his own to left in triples, the first time this season other defensive miscue were going to do some Sharks bid for second place in the the top of the fourth, cutting the two were hit in a single game for hurt Saugus as a high fly damage, it would’ve been East with a win. The North Shore score to 4-3 Navigators. the Navigators, who as a team end- ball hung in the air and nice to do it then.” jumped out to an early lead, trying Gray’s second home run came ed the night scoring 11 runs on 10 dropped, allowing Morin The Night Owls plated to set up a successful start for Kyle in the top of the seventh, giving hits. to score and up the lead two more runs on RBI Povlock (RIT) in his first appear- the first tie of the night at 6-6. The Navigators continue at home to 3-0. singles in the sixth and ance with the team. The Sharks tackled their first on Friday, hosting the Seacoast That was more than seventh innings to pad The Navigators started with lead of the night with a two out Mavericks with first pitch at 7 p.m. enough offensive support their lead to 5-0. The for Night Owls starting Wings went down in or- pitcher Aaron Hall, who der in the seventh and Live racing back at Suffolk Downs this weekend retired the Owls in order Kingston walked away in four of his six innings with the win, forcing a SUFFOLK edition of the Last Dance Stakes. 12:35 p.m. and gates open at 11a.m. of work. Hall tallied five third game tonight at strikeouts in the win. Haverhill Stadium with From B1 The Louise Kimball Stakes will be In addition to live racing, the track run as an exhibition race as an addi- will be hosting a food truck festival “Our offense has been the game’s time TBA. Sunday, there will be three stakes tion to the program at 11:30 a.m. featuring food trucks from a variety kind of contagious for the “The biggest thing is whole season,” Mitchell just the intensity,” Mitch- races restricted to horses foaled in There will be many familiar faces of local vendors, craft beer, live mu- said. “When one’s hitting, ell said. “These kids have Massachusetts — the Louise Kimball taking part in the opening card, in- sic and family fun activities for the they’re all hitting. To- been playing together Stakes, the Last Dance Stakes and cluding local jockeys David Amiss, whole family. night, nobody was hitting for nine, 10 years, so the First Episode Stakes. Each offers the leading rider at Suffolk Downs Live racing will continue on Sunday so it was kind of tough.” they’ve had their backs a purse of $50,000 and is a showcase in 2014, and Tammi Piermarini, the with fourteen races. Saugus’ best chance to up against the wall plen- for the Massachusetts Thoroughbred third most winning female jockey in Also on Sunday, Suffolk Downs host make things interesting ty of times. They’re not breeding industry. history. a National Horseplayers Champion- came in the bottom of the going to be nervous or The Last Dance Stakes will feature The first live racing and food truck ship qualifying handicapping tourna- fifth. Dawson Gaudet and anything. It’s moreso a matchup between Dr. Blarney, un- festival weekend of the year was held ment which will offer two guaranteed David Harris laced back them having that feeling defeated in five local stakes races, and in July and drew an average of over seats to the National Horseplayers to back singles to lead where they have to win. numerous state-bred stakes winner 9,000 fans to the track each day. Championship in Las Vegas in Feb- the inning, in hopes of The intensity will be the Worth the Worry who won the 2015 Post time for the 15-race card is at ruary. starting a rally. After an key for us in game three.” FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS FRIDAY Saugus at Kingston, at Haverhill Sta- (Not including last night’s games) dium (TBA) Friday Saturday Sunday WEST NSBL Playoffs North Shore at Beverly, at Peabody vs. Seacoast vs. Pittsfield at Brockton Rox W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 (Best of three series) High (7:30) Mavericks (7) Suns (6) (4:05) Wachusett 27 22 54 0.551 1L 6-4 Pittsfield 26 24 53 0.530 2L 6-4 Bristol 24 22 48 0.522 1W 4-6 SPORTS BRIEFS Worcester 23 26 49 0.500 1W 5-5 Registration for B’s hockey program before. EAST Children who have regis- Monday Tuesday W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 Brockton 30 20 62 0.620 3W 7-3 academy underway tered with a Mass. Hockey Nashua 25 24 51 0.520 1L 6-4 association previously are OFF OFF Registration has begun M Vineyard 25 26 51 0.500 4W 5-5 not eligible to participate. Seacoast 22 28 44 0.440 6L 2-8 for Bruins Academy, which For further information, North Shore 20 30 41 0.410 5L 4-6 will run Saturday, Oct. contact communityrela- 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to [email protected]. 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink in Lynn. The camp is being run Lynn Summer thanks to a partnership be- Track Series tween Lynn Youth Hockey and the Boston Bruins. The Lynn Parks and Recre- Registration if $100. The ation Department’s Youth camp includes a free full Summer Evening Track set of CCM equipment meets will be held Monday (valued at $500 retail) such evenings until Aug. 21 at as skates, pads, a helmet Manning Field, starting at and a stick; a profession- 6:30 p.m. al personalized fitting in There is no entry fee, and September; and four weeks kids, from toddlers to high of on-ice instruction by schoolers, from all communi- certified coaches and NHL ties are welcome. alumni. There are eight different All children should be running events and two field able to skate on their own, events. unaided. In addition, the For more information, visit program is intended for lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- children who have not par- lon at [email protected] or ticipated in an organized 617-893-7064.

TV/RADIO TV 5), FS2, 2 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Baseball: Washington at Chi. Pro Football: CFL: Hamilton at Tom Brady signs autographs for fans after a training camp practice at Gillette Stadium in Fox- Cubs, MLB Network, 2 p.m.; Edmonton, ESPN2, 9:30 borough on Thursday. NY Yankees at Cleveland, p.m. MLB Network, 7 p.m.; Chi. Golf: LPGA Tour: Women’s Brit- White Sox at Boston, NESN, ish Open, Golf, 6 a.m.; WGC WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:10 p.m.; Fan adoration, light practice session Bridgestone Invitational, Pro Basketball: WNBA: Wash- Golf, 1:30 p.m.; PGA Tour: ington at San Antonio, NBA Barracuda Championship, highlight Tom Brady’s 40th birthday TV, 8 p.m.; WNBA: New York Golf, 6:30 p.m.; Champions at Los Angeles, NBA TV, Tour: 3M Championship, FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Tom the elevated displays, he said he spend it besides the football field,” 10:30 p.m. Golf, 9 p.m. Brady was already the oldest play- never expected Brady to make a big tight end Rob Gronkowski said. Beach volleyball: FIVB World Horse racing: Saratoga Live, er on the Patriots roster before he deal about turning 40. “But it’s just unbelievable how he’s Championships (tape), FS2, 4 p.m. stepped out on the practice field for “He’s not into birthday parties. So turning 40 and just where he’s at NBCSN, 9 p.m. Track and Field: IAAF World training camp Thursday. we just do whatever he allows us to right now is just unreal.” He spent the abbreviated workout do,” McCourty said. Asked Wednesday what he Boxing: Mauricio Herrera vs. Championships (tape), being constantly reminded he’s now Brady did manage to work up a planned to get his quarterback for Jesus Soto Karass, ESPN, 9 NBCSN, 7 p.m. a 40-year-old quarterback. sweat in front of all the birthday his birthday, Gronk said he could p.m.; Nikki Adler vs. Clares- RADIO From a sculpture spelling out displays. only think of one thing. sa Shields, Showtime, Baseball: Chi. White Sox at “G.O.A.T.” that was erected near the Notably, he and the rest of the “I get him touchdowns,” he said. 10:30 p.m. Boston, WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:10 entrance of the practice field gate to projected first-team offense spent a “You’ve got to catch the ball. That’s Cycling: Tour of Utah (Stage p.m. multiple chants of his name to spo- large portion of the session working all he wants — his receivers, tight radic “Happy Birthday” serenades on an adjacent field out of view from ends, running backs to catch the from spectators — everything re- fans and partially obscured from the ball.” MLB volved around No. 12 and his 40th media. Brady has yet to address the media AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE birthday. They were joined by the starting since camp began, but Belichick was East Division East Division “It’s fun. It reminds you that Tom’s secondary, though it was unclear ex- deadpan when asked before practice W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 60 49 .550 — Washington 63 43 .594 — old. Very old,” Patriots safety Devin actly what they were doing. if the team planned anything spe- New York 57 50 .533 2 Miami 51 55 .481 12 McCourty said. “But I think he has Brady and the others rejoined the cial for him for his birthday. Tampa Bay 56 53 .514 4 New York 49 57 .462 14 Baltimore 53 54 .495 6 Atlanta 49 57 .462 14 a lot of fun with it. A lot of guys sung rest of the team after about 45 min- “Like the parade?” Belichick said. Toronto 51 57 .472 8½ Philadelphia 39 66 .371 23½ ‘Happy Birthday’ in the locker room. utes and coach Bill Belichick called But even as Brady has gotten Central Division Central Division But it’s also a reminder of how good the squad to the middle of the field. older, his coach said nothing has W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 58 48 .547 — Chicago 57 50 .533 — he’s been. Forty years old and still After a brief huddle, they formed a changed about his approach. Kansas City 55 51 .519 3 Milwaukee 57 53 .518 1½ our best player.” horseshoe around Brady and led one “I mean, he’s had a great career, Minnesota 51 54 .486 6½ St. Louis 53 55 .491 4½ Detroit 49 57 .462 9 Pittsburgh 52 56 .481 5½ With his first start of 2017 Brady final rendition of “Happy Birthday” he works hard, comes to work ev- Chicago 41 65 .387 17 Cincinnati 44 64 .407 13½ will become the 20th quarterback in as fans joined in. ery day. It’s been like that for a long West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NFL history to appear in a game at When practice ended, Brady ran time,” Belichick said. “I don’t want Houston 69 38 .645 — Los Angeles 75 32 .701 — 40 or older. over to the bleachers and spent to say you take it for granted, but I Seattle 55 54 .505 15 Arizona 62 46 .574 13½ McCourty has been a member of about 10 minutes signing auto- mean, I wouldn’t say it’s like a big Los Angeles 53 55 .491 16½ Colorado 62 47 .569 14 Texas 51 56 .477 18 San Diego 48 59 .449 27 the Patriots since 2010, and is fa- graphs and taking pictures before shock that he’s going to walk in here Oakland 48 60 .444 21½ San Francisco 41 68 .376 35 miliar with the fanfare that trails jogging off the field. today and be prepared and go out Thursday’s Games Milwaukee (Davies 12-5) at Tampa Bay Brady every Aug. 3. So even with “There’s nowhere else he wants to and perform and give us his best.” Boston 9, Chicago White Sox 5 (Faria 5-1), 7:10 p.m. Cleveland 5, N.Y. Yankees 1 N.Y. Yankees (Garcia 5-7) at Cleveland Milwaukee 2, St. Louis 1 (Bauer 9-8), 7:10 p.m. Arizona 10, Chicago Cubs 8 Texas (Perez 5-9) at Minnesota (Colon 2-9), TD Garden pays $1.65M for not hosting fundraisers Colorado 5, N.Y. Mets 4 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 0 Toronto (Valdez 1-0) at Houston (Peacock BOSTON (AP) — Boston’s TD funds to benefit a community athletic chanted: “Jeremy Jacobs you can’t Detroit at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. 9-1), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Seattle (Paxton 11-3) at Kansas City (Ham- Garden has agreed to pay Massa- facility in Boston’s Jackson Square. hide, we’ve got justice on our side.” Tampa Bay at Houston, 8:10 p.m. mel 5-8), 8:15 p.m. Texas at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. chusetts nearly $2 million after lo- The students who uncovered the A 1993 state law obligated TD Seattle at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Oakland (Cotton 5-8) at L.A. Angels cal teens discovered the arena failed oversight had been seeking fund- Garden’s owners to host three fund- Philadelphia at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. (Chavez 5-10), 10:07 p.m. Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Washington (Strasburg 10-3) at Chicago to hold fundraisers benefiting state ing for a new hockey rink for their raisers a year on behalf of the rec- Friday’s Games Cubs (Hendricks 4-3), 2:20 p.m. parks and recreational areas for neighborhood. reation agency in exchange for state Detroit (Verlander 6-7) at Baltimore (Gaus- St. Louis (Leake 7-9) at Cincinnati man 8-7), 7:05 p.m. (Wojciechowski 1-1), 6:40 p.m. years, despite a state law mandat- At a protest Thursday at TD Gar- approval to construct a new facility. Chicago White Sox (Rodon 1-4) at Boston San Diego (Wood 2-3) at Pittsburgh (Nova ing them to. den, the students and their sup- But arena owners and the state (Rodriguez 4-3), 7:10 p.m. 10-8), 7:05 p.m. The arena, which is home to the porters criticized the retroactive acknowledged in separate letters NBA’s Celtics and NHL’s Bruins, an- payments as falling far short of the to the students that no fundraisers MLB LEAGUE LEADERS nounced Thursday that it will pay nearly $14 million they calculate the have ever been held. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE $1.65 million to the state Department arena actually owes, based on pen- They promised Thursday that BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE of Conservation and Recreation. alties and interest over the years. they’re developing a plan to ensure Jose Altuve, HOU .361 Justin Turner, LAD .353 The agency, in turn, said it would They held signs denouncing TD the arena meets its legal obligations Jose Ramirez, CLE .323 Charlie Blackmon, COL .330 Eric Hosmer, KC .322 Buster Posey, SF .329 kick in $1 million and designate those Garden owner Jeremy Jacobs and going forward. Carlos Correa, HOU .320 David Murphy, WAS .329 Jean Segura, SEA .319 Bryce Harper, WAS .324 Ben Gamel, SEA .312 DJ LeMahieu, COL .323 George Springer, HOU .310 Nolan Arenado, COL .317 Football has finally returned Starlin Castro, NYY .307 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI .316 Josh Reddick, HOU .307 Anthony Rendon, WAS .314 Dustin Pedroia, BOS .307 Marcell Ozuna, MIA .311 HOME RUNS HOME RUNS Aaron Judge, NYY 34 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 33 Justin Smoak, TOR 31 Cody Bellinger, LAD 30 Mike Moustakas, KC 30 Jay Bruce, NYM 29 Khris Davis, OAK 28 Bryce Harper, WAS 27 Joey Gallo, TEX 28 Joey Votto, CIN 27 Logan Morrison, TB 28 Anthony Rizzo, CHC 26 George Springer, HOU 27 Charlie Blackmon, COL 25 Miguel Sano, MIN 25 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 25 Rougned Odor, TEX 24 Eric Thames, MIL 25 Jonathan Schoop, BAL 24 Nolan Arenado, COL 24 RUNS BATTED IN Adam Duvall, CIN 24 Nelson Cruz, SEA 80 RUNS BATTED IN Jonathan Schoop, BAL 78 Nolan Arenado, COL 96 Aaron Judge, NYY 75 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 84 Robinson Cano, SEA 74 Jake Lamb, ARI 83 Justin Smoak, TOR 74 Bryce Harper, WAS 80 Khris Davis, OAK 71 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 79 Miguel Sano, MIN 71 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS 76 Mike Moustakas, KC 69 Jay Bruce, NYM 75 Justin Upton, DET 69 Adam Duvall, CIN 75 Jose Abreu, CHW 68 Travis Shaw, MIL 74 Albert Pujols, LAA 68 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 74

PATRIOTS TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE August 4 - Morning practice August 10 — Preseason (9:30 a.m.) Game vs. Jacksonville Jag- August 5 - Morning practice uars (7:30 p.m.) (9:15 a.m.) August 15 - Joint practice August 7 - Joint practice with the Houston Texans PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with the Jacksonville Jag- (time TBD) uars (time TBD) Arizona Cardinals tight end Ifeanyi Momah, center, makes a catch between three Dallas Cow- August 8 - Joint practice August 16 - Joint practice boys defenders during the Pro Football Hall of Fame NFL preseason game in Canton, Ohio, with the Jacksonville Jag- with the Houston Texans on Thursday night. uars (time TBD) (time TBD) B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 COMICS

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Woman feels steamrollered by in-laws in her own home It looks hasty, but what else? DEAR ABBY: My in- “stiffed” when it comes to Tacitus, a senator and his- and ran the minors. East held laws live in an apartment Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van receiving presents, consid- torian of the Roman Empire two spades and two hearts, above our garage. It wasn’t Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, er doing what other par- who died circa A.D. 120, said, declarer retained four hearts, my idea. It was a compro- and was founded by her mother, ents have done: Choose a “Truth is confirmed by inspec- and West brilliantly kept her mise with my husband. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at date in June and celebrate tion and delay; falsehood by remaining spade, two hearts They now want to move her HALF-birthday. haste and uncertainty.” and one club. South, thinking Grandma into a trailer in DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los At the bridge table, if you East had seven spades for our backyard! I am totally Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR ABBY: I am a are uncertain of the best final his overcall, placed West with against it, and have voiced gay man. My friend “Bri- contract, try to progress slowly 1=3=3=6 distribution, so ex- up the bidding ladder. But that ited from the dummy with a my opinion loudly. him. If that doesn’t put a people — strangers in- an” and I have known each My husband is stressed other for 10 years. We dat- won’t always be possible. Look club, thinking he would end- stop to it, ask a respected cluded — when they say only at the South hand. What play West for a lead away from out and isn’t capable of ed for a while, but realized friend or religious adviser how “sad” it is that my should he do after pass - one the heart queen. However, West saying no to his parents. I to mediate. daughter was born on we are better off as friends. diamond - three spades? took that trick and led her last have a feeling they are Christmas and that she We have lived together for East bid one more than spade, resulting in down two. going to move forward DEAR ABBY: My hus- will get stiffed on pres- the past several years and normal primarily because his Finally, one East sacrificed with this plan regardless band and I endured months ents, and maybe I should are now considering get- partner was a passed hand, over six no-trump in seven of my objections. I feel of trying and multiple have timed my pregnancy ting married because my and it worked well. Over two spades, dropping a trick in the completely disrespected in trips to a specialist before better? job has better benefits. My spades, South would have bid a play to go down nine, minus my own home. Any advice? we finally conceived our question is, is a marriage game-forcing three hearts. Now, 2,300! BLESSED IN NEW daughter. My due date of convenience legal? though, a four-heart response DISRESPECTED IN YORK rated to end the auction. OHIO was Dec. 23, and I worried GOING TO THE throughout my pregnancy DEAR BLESSED: If In a duplicate, no one CHAPEL? reached seven diamonds. DEAR DISRESPECT- that she would be born on anyone is so insensitive as One West opened three ED: You have a right to be Christmas Day. Low and to imply that you should DEAR GOING: Mar- respected in your home. If behold, on Christmas Eve riages of convenience have clubs! When North overcalled have timed your pregnan- three diamonds, South raised you don’t want it turned I went into labor and our been happening since the cy differently, perhaps you cautiously to six diamonds. precious baby girl joined into a “family compound,” could put them in their institution of marriage I would have used Roman that’s your prerogative. us early Christmas morn- place by responding that was invented. That said, Key Card Blackwood and bid Put your foot down and ing. you feel lucky to have got- however, this is a question seven opposite the diamond tell your husband that his Looking back now, I ten pregnant at all. Then you should address to a king-queen, expecting to es- parents living there was wouldn’t change a thing. I tell them you wouldn’t lawyer to make sure that if tablish the heart suit. all the compromise you are know it’s silly to worry be- change a thing because be- you decide to marry Brian, At my table, South jumped willing to make. If he can’t cause we have a happy, ing born on Christmas you’ll be going to the chap- straight to six no-trump (a summon the strength to healthy baby girl and feel Day puts her in good com- el instead of going to the popular contract). West led tell his parents “NO!” then very blessed and lucky. pany. hoosegow for insurance the spade eight. Declarer won you will have to do it for But how can I respond to And as to her being fraud.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT given by Eileen P. Fulkus to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Docket No. ES11P2154GD Docket No. ES17P2142GD nominee for Cornerstone Mortgage Corporation, Inc., its successors and assigns, CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR dated January 5, 2004 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) RESIGNATION APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR Registry of Deeds at Book 22277, Page 216 subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank OF A INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO National Association, as Trustee for Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities GUARDIAN OF AN INCAPACITATED PERSON G.L. c. 190b, S5-304 Corp. Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2004-AR4 by Mortgage In the matter of: Anne Marie Minor Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Cornerstone Mortgage In the interests of: Ann Marie Minor Of: Lynn, MA Corporation, Inc., its successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex Of: Saugus, MA RESPONDENT County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31448, Page 113 and RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Credit Incapacitated Person/Protected Person Essex Probate and Family Court Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp. CSFB Mortgage-Backed Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2004-AR4 by Mortgage Electronic Registration 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Systems, INC. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Salem, MA 01970 To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Registry of Deeds at Book 34011, Page 91; of which Mortgage the undersigned is To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been filed by the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the filed by Dept of Developmental Services of Hathorne, MA purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on August Dept. of Developmental Services of Hathorne, MA in the above captioned matter alleging that Ann Marie Minor is in need of a 25, 2017 at 42 Lee Street, Marblehead, MA, all and singular the premises in the above captioned matter requesting that the court guardian and requesting that described in said Mortgage, to wit: Accept the Resignation of the Guardian Lynne A Smithwood of Concord, MA The petition asks the court to make a determination that the Guardian and/or (or some other suitable person) be appointed as guardian The Land with the buildings thereon situated in Marblehead, MA, situated at 42 Conservator should be allowed to resign; or should be removed for good cause; or to serve without surety on the bond. Lee Street, and being further bounded and described as follows: Northwesterly by that the Guardianship and/or Conservatorship is no longer necessary and therefore The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Lee Street in part and partly by house and land formerly of Borden, Northeasterly should be terminated. The original petition is on file with the court the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is by land now or formerly of Hathaway, later of Greenleaf, Southeasterly by Gregory You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your appropriate. The original petition is on file with the court and may contain a Street, Southwesterly by land now or formerly of Pierce. Being the same premises attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on request for certain specific authority. conveyed by deed recorded in said Registry in Book 21497 page 40 the return date of 08/28/2017. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in the return date of 08/28/2016. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written IMPORTANT NOTICE appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific TERMS OF SALE: The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial IMPORTANT NOTICE a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Date: July 25, 2017 person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Pamela Casey O'Brien WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Register of Probate Date: July 25, 2016 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Item: August 4, 2017 Pamela Casey O'Brien sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Register of Probate entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Item: August 4, 2017 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The (SEAL) description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF LYNN PLANNING BOARD an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. LAND COURT NOTICE OF HEARING DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. 17 SM 003788 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 41, Section 81-T and 81-U of M.G. L., the Lynn Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, August 15, U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Credit ORDER OF NOTICE 2017 @ 6:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall, on the application of Engineering Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp. CSFB Alliance, Inc., Richard A. Salvo, P.E., 194 Central Street, Saugus, MA for approval Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, TO: of a definitive subdivision plan entitled Birch Brook Farms, 386-398 Walnut Street, Series 2004-AR4 Carmen A. Esquilin a/k/a Carmen Atala Esquilin, Lynn, Massachusetts as shown on a plan entitled "Definitive Subdivision 386-398 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Walnut Street, Lynn, Massachusetts ", prepared For: MGN Walnut, LLC, Scale: 1" = Present Holder of said Mortgage, U.S.C. App. § 3901 et seq.: 40', dated April 4, 2017, and drawn by Engineering Alliance, Inc., 194 Central By Its Attorneys, The Bank of New York Mellon, successor to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as trustee Street, Saugus, MA and Otte & Dwyer, Inc., 59 Appleton Street, Saugus, MA. ORLANS PC on behalf of the registered holders of Bear Stearns Asset Backed Securities Currently known as 398-408 Walnut Street, Lynn, MA, and being a subdivision of PO Box 540540 2006-3, Asset Backed Certificates Series 2006-3, claiming to have an interest in the parcel identified as "Lot Area 1-R", as shown on the plan entitled "Plan of Waltham, MA 02454 a mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 8 South Street Court, given Land 386-398 Walnut Street, Lynn, Mass. 01905, Prepared for MGN Walnut, LLC Phone: (781) 790-7800 by: Carmen A. Esquilin a/k/a Carmen Atala Esquilin to Mortgage Electronic by Otte & Dwyer, Inc., Land Surveyors", said plan recorded in Plan Book 455, Plan 15-004744 Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Aegis Funding Corporation, dated 85 at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds on September 23, 2016. Item: August 4, 11, 18, 2017 December 2, 2005, and recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25157, Page 257, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, A copy of the plan and application are on file at the Inspectional Services COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Department - Planning Division - Room 103, City Hall, Lynn, MA and may be THE TRIAL COURT Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have viewed during regular City Hall hours. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may Docket No. ES17P2001EA be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a Any person interested or wishing to be heard on the proposed plan should appear INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your at the time and place designated. attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Estate of: Joseph Leo Sullivan, Jr. Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September 4, 2017 or you Robert Stilian, Chairman Also Known As: Joseph L. Sullivan, Jr. will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Planning Board Date of Death: 03/21/2017 Act. Essex Division Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief Justice of said Court on July 21, 2017 Item: August 4, 11, 2017 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Petitioner Elizabeth T. Sullivan of Swampscott, MA Recorder Elizabeth T. Sullivan of Swampscott, MA 53415 (Esquilin) FEI # 1078.02294 08/04/2017, has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Item: August 4, 2017 serve without surety on the bond. Have something to sell? The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with We can help! the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Catch up with your from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. favorite team Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal in Item Sports! Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: August 4, 2017 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — FedEx dling, $25 for oversized items, and will skip special charges for most $300 for unauthorized shipments. packages shipped during the holiday FedEx’s announcement comes two season this year as it seeks to under- months after UPS announced new cut rival UPS in a fight for a larger surcharges that will impact ship- share of the millions of items now ments in some weeks near Black bought online. Friday and Christmas. FedEx Corp. said Thursday that United Parcel Service Inc. said it won’t charge extra for peak-sea- that it would add 27 cents for resi- son residential deliveries unless the dential deliveries from Nov. 19 to package requires extra handling, Dec. 2 and Dec. 17-23. It will add a such as for very large items. fee of between 81 and 97 cents to On an average day, FedEx delivers overnight, second- or third-day de- more than 12 million packages to liveries for residential deliveries businesses and homes, but that can Dec. 17-23. There are other charges jump to 25 million on peak days in for oversized packages. December. In addition, UPS will charge a Residential shipments represent peak surcharge on some internation- a much smaller share of the compa- al air-shipping routes. ny’s revenue, but they are growing UPS, based in Atlanta, did not im- faster because of the rise of online mediately comment on the maneu- shopping. Residential deliveries are ver by FedEx. In an interview last relatively inefficient because homes week, UPS CEO David Abney said are so spread out and a driver might his company used the surcharges take one package to a house instead to encourage big shippers to adjust of several to a business — that rais- some promotions and shipments to es costs for FedEx. help UPS smooth out its holiday-sea- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The shipper, based in Memphis, son volumes. Tenn., said that from Nov. 20 through In afternoon trading, FedEx shares A FedEx envelope is placed into a dropbox in North Andover, Mass. FedEx Corp. Dec. 24 it will add surcharges of $3 fell 27 cents to $209.23, and UPS says there will only be a surcharge during the holiday season on packages that for packages needing special han- shares added 25 cents to $111.51. need additional handling, are oversized or unauthorized. B8 CLASSIFIED THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017

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For the first time, processing season. But WNBA players will be featured in a video game this fall. ers, officials say. Many communities are off Alas- there were no big problems ka’s limited road system, when officers were absent, where cost-of-living ex- Sand Point officials said. Add ‘W’ to NBA Live; entire league penses can be astronomi- The police standards cal and life is far removed council helped find an from the convenience of acting police chief who ar- in video game for the first time urban centers. rived last week to help out Just leaving Sand Point, until the jobs are filled. By Doug Feinburg over the past year. The de- ask him.” against each other and for example, can cost more Two of the officers, a ASSOCIATED PRESS velopers held motion cap- The second might be her now we can take it to a than $1,000 — the cost of married couple, quit in ture sessions with No. 1 ranking. Always a bone of whole new level.” a round-trip ticket to An- early July, citing person- Breanna Stewart can draft pick Kelsey Plum of contention in other sports McBride said it will be chorage, the state’s larg- al family issues, said City now compete against oth- the San Antonio Stars and games, Stewart is confi- fun to play as other teams est city 600 miles away. Administrator Andy Var- er WNBA players in a vid- others. Veterans Candace dent EA Sports will get in the league since “a true “It is emblematic of ner. The third officer quit eo game. Parker and Tina Charles the rankings right. gamer can take anyone to small, rural Alaska hav- soon after because his mil- NBA Live 18 is adding are featured, along with “My rating is going to the title.” ing problems, especially in itary spouse was transfer- women’s basketball play- stars Maya Moore, Brit- be important, I’m curious It’s not the first time EA attracting and retaining ring out of state. ers to the popular game tney Griner and Elena to see what it will be,” she Sports has added females this fall. It’s the first time Delle Donne. said. “EA Sports will do to its games. FIFA2016 players on all 12 WNBA The game’s creators me right.” highlighted 12 women’s teams will be featured. fine-tuned player ratings San Antonio guard Kay- soccer national teams, “It really is cool. For me, and skill moves. There’s a la McBride also hopes her including the U.S., to the I played video games when WNBA play mode where rating is high. She consid- game in 2015. I was younger, whether it video gamers can pit two ers herself a gamer, hav- “It should have hap- was the NCAA basketball WNBA teams against ing played NBA Live and pened a while ago,” Stew- game or 2K,” Stewart said each other with authentic Madden Football against art said. “They should in a phone interview with jerseys, rosters and courts. her brothers and cousins have given video gamers The Associated Press. “To Stewart hopes that her since she was young. She the option.” be in a video game, it’s younger brother, who was pumped to be fea- South Carolina star A’ja humbling. You see men’s plays video games a lot, tured in a game now. Wilson admits she isn’t re- players all the time, but will pick her when he “My brother called me ally into video games. But PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS it’s good for women’s plays the game. so excited this morning she was glad to hear that basketball to have us in “I’m going to have to talk saying ‘you’re in a video WNBA players are includ- The small, isolated town at the edge of Alaska’s there.” to him about this,” she game!’” McBride said. “We ed, and she may some- Aleutian Islands had no police oversight but Head scans of WNBA said, laughing. “It’s the had so many battles when day be featured the video there were no big problems when officers were players were conducted first question I’m going to we were younger playing game. absent.