MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 It’s registering for O’Brien: His nal race is being run By Thor Jourgensen O’Brien, a 67-year-old Lynn native, stag- ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR gered the political establishment in 1976 by defeating a Republican to become Register. SALEM — Nearly a week after easily win- He oversees a 34-employee office in Shetland ning his first contested election in 24 years, Park, recording land transaction documents Southern Essex Register of Deeds John L. for 30 communities, ranging from Haverhill to O’Brien Jr. is taking a tip from his opponent Saugus. for improving Registry operations. After disclosing in 2016 a diagnosis of Par- O’Brien said fellow Democrat Alice Merkl kinson’s Disease and Lewy body dementia, said, before last Tuesday’s primary election, O’Brien insisted he could perform his duties the Registry website has not been updated as register and announced that 2018 would be with a translation button allowing the quick his last run for office. transformation of English-language instruc- Defeating Merkl of Salem 24,233 votes to tions on the site into other languages. ITEM FILE PHOTO | JIM WILSON 9,260, sets O’Brien on a course for the Nov. 6 “How did we miss that?” O’Brien said last final election where voters can choose between Southern Essex Register of Deeds John L. O’Brien Jr., of Lynn, Friday, adding Registry employees are taking took advice from his opponent about the registry website. steps to incorporate Merkl’s suggestion. O’BRIEN, A3 Torres-Rowe is recognized for her service By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF NEWBURYPORT — Magalie Yolan- da Torres-Rowe, a Lynn community leader who works to empower Latina women who speak limited, or no En- glish, was awarded the third annual Peter J. Gomes Service Award by U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass) on Sun- day. Torres-Rowe, a native of Peru and Lynn resident, is the executive director and founder of Latina Center MARIA and was nominated for the award by Maria Carrasco, a former member of the Lynn School Committee. In her nomination, Carrasco said Tor- res-Rowe, through her work with the center, empowers Latina women lack- Represen- ing a grasp of the English language tative Seth ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK through education and by offering the Moulton Billy Lucier, 7, of Saugus, gets pied in the face tools they need “as they guide their awarded by Anthony Cogliano of Saugus during the children to become the honest, hard- Magalie Founders Day celebration. working citizens that society needs.” Yolanda Monthly meetings for Latina Center Torres-Rowe MARIA are held at LynnArts, where the Peter J. professional, emotional and spiritual Gomes Ser- support is offered to the women. vice Award “What Magalie does for some of the Saugus celebrates most disadvantaged members of our for her work with latina TORRES-ROWE, A3 women. its storied history By Bella diGrazia of pepperoni pizza, almost as big as his ITEM STAFF head. He said he’s lived in the town for the majority of his life and he loves ev- SAUGUS SAUGUS — For the 38th year in a erything about Founders Day. row, Saugus’ biggest community fund- While the large supply of local food FOOTBALL raising event packed the streets in keeps most residents in Saugus year front of town hall. round, some have to travel back to COACH Founders Day, the all day, family town to get their Founders Day fix. and dog friendly celebration, was host Adam Haohoul grew up in Saugus but PLACED to more than 130 vendors and tables moved with his family to Florida a few on Saturday. Near the end of the Cen- years ago. He came back just in time ON LEAVE tral Street, games and bounce houses for the community celebration. Saugus school offi- served as entertainment for the crowds “I love getting to see everybody, and cials remain silent as of kids. kind of just hanging out,” said Haohoul. head football coach “This is my first year,” said Leah “I’m glad to be back. You just can’t keep Anthony Nalen en- Freethy, an 11-year-old Saugus resi- a Sachem away.” ters his third week on dent. “My family and I got here at like Crystal Cakounes was leading the administrative leave 9 this morning.” charge for the day’s scheduled events pending the result of Freethy said she was really enjoying and keeping up with all the fundrais- a reported investiga- hanging out with her friends and be- er’s vendors. The programs director tion into a team-re- ing allowed the freedom to buy items for the town’s recreational department lated issue that hap- from the array of vendors. She said she was attending to the needs of everyone pened last month thinks Founders Day is about celebrat- who donated their time to be a part of during preseason ing the town and the person who found the day. workouts, according it “hundreds of years ago.” Cakounes took over the position a to several reports. Levi Boyer, another youngster, was few years ago, after working closely running around and gabbing with his STORY, B1 friends while chowing down on a slice FESTIVAL, A3 Succeed in Style shows Another step toward a INSIDE way to self-suf ciency Opinion more vibrant downtown Expect the next LYNN — Jeff Speck, a city plan- focus will be on how to improve event is a way for clients of the By Bella diGrazia Democratic ner and internationally known the downtown experience for peo- ITEM STAFF shelter and supporters of the asso- presidential expert on walkable cities, will ple who live, work and visit. ciation to work together. primary to be LYNN — A fashion show that make a presentation on that topic “When I attended the U.S. Con- “It helps clients of ours who are wild. A4 Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Lynn ference of Mayors this year, I had focuses on helping people become going out for job interviews or any self sufficient will celebrate its Museum & Historical Society. The a chance to see Jeff make a presen- sort of important appointments In Sports tation on improving the walkabil- second year in November. Father-son lecture, which is free and open to and getting them to basically ity of a downtown. He addressed Succeed in Style, an initiative coaches duel the public, is sponsored by EDIC/ dress their best,” said Carrolee many of the issues Lynn faces and created by the Lynn Shelter As- in Lynn City Lynn and the office of Mayor Moore, LSA’s development and his input will be useful in develop- sociation (LSA), is a program that Tournament boys Thomas M. McGee. communication manager. “A lot of ing a plan for a revitalized down- empowers members of the commu- soccer nal. The Speck will be discussing and times these folks are very tall or town to benefit all our residents,” son wins. B1 signing his latest book, “Walkable nity to achieve economic indepen- very wide and they find it hard to said McGee. “I encourage people dence by providing basic resourc- City: How Downtown Can Save es for job readiness. The annual STYLE, A3 America, One Step at a Time.” The WALKABLE, A3

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John P. Daly, 91 Charles F. Davenport, 91 1926 - 2018 DANVERS—John of 70 years, he leaves SAUGUS — Mr. Charles F. ceased by two sons; Tim Dav- P. Daly, 91, died his children, Mary Davenport, age 91, died at his enport and Charles “Chuck” Wednesday, Sep- Lou Gagnon and her home on September 6th. He Davenport, 3 brothers and 1 tember 5, 2018 at husband Henry of was the husband of the late sister. the Kaplan Family Danvers, Jack Daly Blanche L. (Seile) Davenport. In lieu of owers donations Hospice House in of Nashua, N.H., and Born and raised in Hart- in his memory may be made Danvers. He was the Celia McDermott and ford, Maine he was the son to the Northeast Animal Shel- husband of Dorothy her husband Andrew of the late Frank and Mary ter, 347 Highland Ave., Sa- E. (Lovell) Daly, the of Roswell, Ga., nine (Shaw) Davenport. A resident lem, MA 01970 or The Fisher love of his life who grandchildren, Jessi- of Saugus since January Mr. House (for military families) @ was his world. ca Gill, Christopher, Meghan, Davenport had been a resi-  sherhouseboston.org. Born in Lynn on November and Patrick Daly, Gregory and dent of Southington, Conn. for Service information: An 28, 1926 to the late John and Kristen Gagnon, and James, the previous 70 plus years. A hour of visitation will be Gertrude Daly, he was raised Brittaney, and Michael Mc- United States Army veteran held in the Bisbee-Porcella FILE PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS and educated there and was Dermott, seven great-grand- of WWII and a devoted fam- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln a 1944 graduate of Saint ily man whose world rotated Ave., SAUGUS, on Wednes- Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jay Gonza- children, Caitlin Daly and lez, left, will challenge Republican Gov. Charlie Mary’s High School. He then MacKenzie, Mikaela, Zander, around his family Mr. Daven- day 11 a.m to noon. A fu- neral service will be held in Baker in the November general election. served honorably in the U.S. Maddox, Burkeley, and Brody port retired as a shipping fore- the funeral home at noon. Army during WWII. Following Gill, two sisters, Helen Houley man for United Technologies. the war, he earned his bache- Relatives & friends are of Florida and Catherine Fo- He is survived by one son; lor’s degree from Salem State invited. Entombment Vet- ley of Peabody, and a broth- David Davenport and his wife College and would later earn Linda of WY, one daughter; eran’s Tower at Riverside Can a Democrat a master’s degree from Florida er, James Daly of Peabody. Cemetery, Saugus. For He was the father of the late Corrine Rescigno and her Atlantic University. husband John of Saugus, 9 directions & condolences A longtime Lynn resident, Diane Bordoy-Daly and Jill www.BisbeePorcella.com. unseat popular George and the brother of the grandchildren and 11 great John taught English at Lynn grandchildren. He was the fa- late Margaret O’Brien. English High School until the ther in law of Carol Davenport Service information: Fu- time of his retirement. He also and Sherri Davenport both of neral Services will be an- governor Baker? worked as a tour bus guide CT. Mr. Davenport was prede- throughout New England for nounced at a later date. In By Bob Salsberg public transportation and many years. lieu of owers, donations ASSOCIATED PRESS clogged highways. He was a longtime member in his name may be made "As more and more peo- of the Northshoremen Barber- to Care Dimensions online Recount to determine BOSTON — Even in a ple start tuning in to this shop Chorus and had been at www.caredimensions. blue state, and amid signs race and actually think a member of several barber- org or by mail at Care Di- that liberal Democrat- about what Charlie Baker shop quartets. mensions, 75 Sylvan St. a tight Massachusetts ic enthusiasm is surging has done, or I think more In retirement, John and Suite B-102, Danvers, MA. nationwide, Jay Gonzalez accurately not done to his wife made their home 01923. Arrangements are congressional race likely faces a steep climb make a difference in their in Woodstock, Ga. for twen- by C.R. Lyons & Sons Fu- in his bid to unseat Mas- lives, we are getting a lot ty-three years before returning neral Directors, 28 Elm sachusetts' popular Re- of support and a lot of en- LAWRENCE (AP) — A lots are cast when there publican governor in No- to the North Shore in 2017. St., Danvers Square. www. recount will determine are questions about the thusiasm," said Gonzalez. In addition to his loving wife LyonsFuneral.com. vember. Peter Ubertaccio, a po- the winner of a Democrat- eligibility of a voter, and Gonzalez handily won ic congressional primary. counted only after eligibil- litical science professor the Democratic nomina- at Stonehill College who Two candidates, Dan ity is con rmed. tion, but now must quick- closely watches Massa- Koh and Lori Trahan, Secretary of State Wil- ly gure out a way to chusetts politics, expects have led the necessary liam Galvin said Saturday Irene L. Webber, 74 channel into his campaign Gonzalez will try to pres- that he wants to assure signatures for a recount the energy and thirst for ent himself as a "Press- 1944 - 2018 that during the recount of votes in the 3rd Con- change that powered Bos- ley-like agent of change," all cities and towns in the Irene L. (Reidy) band Jeffrey of Lynn gressional District, which ton City Councilor Ayan- but adds it won't be an district apply the same Webber, age 74 of and Kelly Webber of could begin later next na Pressley's primary easy sell given the lack standards for determining Lynn, died Wednes- Lynn, her grandchil- week. election upset of longtime of familiarity most voters day, September 5, dren, Arthur, Jr., Scott, Koh and Trahan were if a vote should be counted Democratic U.S. Rep. Mi- have with the challenger. 2018 at North Shore Christine, Katelyn, among 10 Democrats for a particular candidate. chael Capuano. "He has to compete with Medical Center, Sa- Tabatha Veilleux and seeking their party's nom- Galvin said his of ce First he must get voters the popularity of Baker lem Hospital sur- her husband Daniel, ination for the seat held would monitor the recount to start paying attention and the millions of dollars rounded by her loving Aimee Webber, Kayla, by U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas, and intervene if proper to the governor's race. Un- that Baker has to spend family following a Haley, Jim Webber, Jr., a Lowell Democrat who is procedures were not fol- of cial returns show tens on his campaign," said lengthy illness. She Albert and Anthony retiring after more than a lowed. of thousands of people Ubertaccio. was the loving and devoted Porcher. She is also survived decade in the House. The timetable is a tight who took Democratic bal- The Democrat, who ac- wife of the late Richard Web- by her brother, John Reidy Unof cial returns one. The recount must lots in Tuesday's primary cording to state campaign ber who died in 2004. She and his wife Gina of Melrose, showed Trahan ahead by be completed by Sept. didn't even bother casting nance records had less was born in South Boston, and sister Ellen Stanton and 52 votes, out of approxi- 17, Galvin said, with the a vote for governor. than $200,000 cash on in 1944, the daughter of the her husband Richard of Lynn. mately 85,000 cast, prior deadline for mailing out Gonzalez, who served as hand after the primary, late John and Irene (Sullivan) She also leaves several great to a review of provision- absentee ballots for the a top of cial in the admin- has called for limits on Reidy. Irene married Richard grandchildren and several al ballots from Tuesday's general election coming istration of former Demo- spending by political ac- Webber in March of 1966 and nieces and nephews. primary. Provisional bal- on Sept. 23 — leaving only cratic Gov. Deval Patrick, tion committees and other have lived in Lynn since 1962. Service information: Her days for a possible legal describes himself as the outside groups in the race, Irene was employed as a funeral will be held on challenge should the los- "little guy ... both literally but Baker's campaign nurse’s aide in the Abbott Wednesday, September 12, ing candidate decide to and guratively," against doesn't appear receptive House Nursing Home in Lynn, 2018 at 9 a.m. from the contest the results of the Gov. Charlie Baker, one of to the idea. she worked there for sever- SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, recount in court. the nation's most popular By one measure, Baker, al years until her retirement. 426 Broadway (Rte. 129) A spokeswoman for chief executives. The lit- a moderate who has dis- She enjoyed playing Bingo, Lynn followed by a funeral Trahan tells the Eagle eral portion of the phrase tanced himself from Pres- Crocheting and Knitting. She mass in St. Pius V Church Tribune of Lawrence the refers to him being more ident Donald Trump, may loved spending time with at 10 a.m. Relatives and candidate is con dent her than a foot shorter than be more popular among her grandchildren and great friends are respectfully margin will hold up, but Baker, who once played Democrats than Republi- grandchildren as well as fam- invited. Visiting hours are was committed to par- college basketball. cans in Massachusetts. ily functions. She enjoyed her on Tuesday, September 11, ticipating in the recount In the gurative sense, A WBUR-FM poll of reg- many trips to Maine and New 2018 from 2 to 4 p.m. and so voters in the district Gonzalez hopes to posi- istered Democrats in June Hampshire. 7 to 9 p.m. Directions and would have full con dence tion himself as a champi- found 68 percent had a Irene is survived by her lov- guestbook at www.solimi- in the results. on of Massachusetts vot- favorable opinion of the ing children, Arthur W. Webber ne.com PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Republican Rick Green ers who've not necessarily governor. In Tuesday's Re- and his wife Catherine of Lynn, was unopposed in the shared in the state's eco- publican primary, Baker James E. Webber and his wife Congressional can- Republican primary, and nomic prosperity over got 64 percent of the GOP Beth of Aulander, NC, Joanne didate Lori Trahan will face the eventual the past four years, and vote to 36 percent for his Webber Wise and her hus- competed in the 3rd Democratic nominee in commuters frustrated ultraconservative oppo- district primary. November. by frequently unreliable nent, Scott Lively.

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Lynn, MA 01903 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Torres-Rowe Lynn Shelter Association is recognized to host annual fashion show STYLE details on sponsorship “Sheila Maiben is a for- more than 20 years, Moore From A1 opportunities and to pur- mer client from the shel- said it is a different pro- for her service chase tickets, go to http:// ter,” said Moore. “She end- cess, but the shelter asso- find clothes, even at thrift www.lsahome.org/suc- ed up getting a single room ciation does whatever it TORRES-ROWE In her nomination, Car- stores, so we get donors ceed-in-style-2018. occupancy for a while and can to get the client what From A1 rasco said Torres-Rowe’s providing clothes for par- Moore said there was an now she’s living fully in is needed. On the list of ministries today involve ticularly necessary sizes.” LSA board member who permanent housing as a priorities for LSA, she said community, those are just working to support, edu- The Succeed in Style hosted fashion shows for board member of our asso- housing is number one. struggling to make ends cate and empower her stu- event, which is Nov. 17 years as a way to bring ciation. The whole process “We’re looking for folks meet and find a home dents, and their families from 6-8 p.m., at Zimman’s in money, but Succeed in took her a few years.” to come out and hear more here, under really adverse — members of immigrant Furniture Showroom, will Style is an entirely dif- The LSA meets the needs about what we are doing circumstances is inspir- communities as they have the shelter’s clients of their clients, no matter and the impact some of ing,” Moulton said. strive to learn English, and supporters walking ferent initiative. While it “She is an example of adapt to a new culture, the runway together as fundraises for the associa- what stage of life they are our programs have had someone who serves, even and embrace the challeng- models. The program is tion and all the programs struggling through, ac- on our community,” said though she has all the ex- es of life in the U.S. collaborating with city of- it provides, the mission is cording to Moore. Whether Moore. “At this point we cuses in the world for not Torres-Rowe was a pro- ficials and local business based around the clients it is giving someone shel- are really just trying to re- having to serve. She does fessor at the Iberoameri- representatives to ensure and getting them into a ter for a night, or helping introduce ourselves to our so much for so many in dif- cana University in Torre- the event goes smoothly. different economic situ- someone prepare for a job community.” ficult circumstances and on, Mexico, for a decade Brian Castellanos, of the ation by showing them interview, Moore said they that’s what inspired us to and has also taught at Sa- Lynn School Committee, what’s available to them, have their clients’ backs. Bella diGrazia can be choose her as the winner.” lem High School. During has been chosen as the all while enjoying a fun For clients who have reached at bdigrazia@ Torres-Rowe, who found- her tenure in Salem, the fashion show’s host. For evening out. been on the streets for itemlive.com. ed the Latina Center MA- Spanish National Honors RIA three years ago, said Society was founded at she was happy to receive the high school, which was the award because it the first of its kind. Saugus celebrates its storied history wasn’t about her. She’s been in education “It’s about the Lati- for 35 years and said she nas that have no English always strives to instill in or limited English, so I her kids the value of giving try to be the voice of the back to the community. voiceless,” Torres-Rowe Following the award said. “It’s about them, for ceremony, Moulton, Tor- them, because we can look res-Rowe and volunteers for more opportunities to participated in a day of serve better.” service at sites throughout Torres-Rowe said the the Parker River Wildlife plan is to have a space Refuge on Plum Island. through the Center where Moulton created the Latina mothers can be award to honor Rev. Gomes, taught English, but also a Christian minister who be provided daycare in served for almost 40 years the same place. She said at Memorial Church of learning English is key for Harvard University, a their economic and educa- space built to honor the tional wellbeing, but also Harvard public servants for their self-esteem. who died in World War I. “People with a strong Moulton cites Rev. self-esteem, they can Gomes as his inspiration reach any goal, but the for serving — he joined ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK self-esteem for Latinas the U.S. Marine Corp in A giant inflatable monkey rocks back and forth on Central Street in Saugus during Founders Day. comes when they can the spring of 2001, short- speak English, where they ly after graduating college don’t feel like they are and months before the second-class citizens,” Tor- terrorist attacks on Sep- res-Rowe said. She also tember 11. He served four teaches conversational tours of duty in Iraq. Spanish and Conversa- The congressman has tional Basic English as a said the award is given Second Language (ESL) out purposefully on or at Lynn Vocational Tech- around 9/11, which has nical Institute. served a dual purpose Debra Panetta, The Peter J. Gomes Ser- since Congress declared chairwoman of vice Award is given to an it a National Day of Ser- the Saugus Board individual in the Sixth vice in 2009. He has said of Selectmen, and Congressional District who it’s meant to coincide with Selectman Jeff best epitomizes the quali- a day in American history Cicolini try to make ties of integrity, compassion that has gratefully been bail from the Saugus and commitment to com- reborn from a day of trag- BAND-its Jail to munity that were the foun- edy to a day of service. raise money for the dation of the late Rev. Pro- The other finalists for Saugus Band Parents fessor Gomes’ teachings. the service award were Association. Moulton, who cites Timothy Doane, a Mar- Gomes as his mentor and blehead firefighter; Karen FESTIVAL Cakounes, who is eight only had vendors, games, nette Fasano were the re- Finocchio Lubek, of Mar- inspiration for serving, From A1 months pregnant with her and a surplus supply of cipients during this year’s blehead, volunteer for the presented Torres-Rowe first child, said she loves food, but also long list of mid-day ceremony. Alzheimer’s Association; with the award during a with Donna Gould, the her job because it allows scheduled performances. “Founders Day is a big ceremony at the Parker Kristine Babcock, of Bev- town’s former programs her to have a significant Tiger Institute showcased community event where River Wildlife Refuge in erly, veterans service co- director. She said the Sau- role in getting Founders a taekwondo presenta- Newburyport. ordinator at North Shore gus Youth & Recreation Day up and running every tion, there were two dance all the schools come out Torres-Rowe, a moth- Community College; and started organizing in May. year. She said she can’t productions, and a per- and sell stuff,” said Cak- er of four children, is an Bedford Town Manager They took in applications wait for next year, when formance from the town’s ounes. “They make money associate sister of St. Richard Reed. for vendors, compiled a she gets to see her child theater company. Gino and it’s a big fundraiser Joseph, a community of Last year, Jason McCui- database, and started experience it for the first Figliola, the 12-year-old for people who come out sh, a teacher at Lynn Voca- women, founded by a Je- mapping out the long day time. drummer, had the large and see their friends, who tional Technical Institute, suit priest in France in of events. “I loved it when I was crowd roaring with ap- a lot of them haven’t seen the 1960s. She has been received the service award. “We try to get everyone a kid,” said Cakounes. “I plause. in awhile.” working within the Cath- (all the vendors) in before used to come home from The event’s biggest high- olic Church for more than Gayla Cawley can be the deadline,” said Cak- college just to go to it. I light was presenting the Bella diGrazia can be 20 years in parishes and reached at gcawley@item- ounes. “Some people tried just like seeing everybody awards to Saugus’ man dioceses of Peru, Mexico live.com. Follow her on to apply last week but we and talking to them.” and woman of the year. reached at bdigrazia@ and United States. Twitter @GaylaCawley. ran out of space.” The day-long event not Peter Manoogian and Ja- itemlive.com. It’s registering for O’Brien: Another step toward a His final race is being run more vibrant downtown June letter. convinced O’Brien to leave O’BRIEN from 2003-07. His recent town, and achieving it is David Colpitts of Salem, nothing to chance in this WALKABLE From A1 work includes downtown a self-described historian, election year. He dusted off From A1 not as hard as some peo- master plans, water- O’Brien and Republican is running as an unen- campaigning skills honed as ple might think.” to take advantage of this front visions, urban and Jonathan E. Ring of Rock- rolled candidate. a former Lynn city councilor EDIC/Lynn Executive great opportunity to join suburban infill plans, port for a six-year term as O’Brien said Southern and mayoral candidate and Director James Cowdell the discussion with a na- transit-oriented designs, register. Essex is the “best registry went to work identifying hopes people will take tionally recognized city street plans, and walk- The race is framed in the country.” He said he voters and focusing on cities the opportunity to listen planner to talk about ability studies for com- against a backdrop of po- has raised the registry’s with contested primary rac- to Speck’s ideas and ask ideas we can build upon munities including Low- litical upheaval in Mas- profile beyond a public re- es like Haverhill and Lynn. questions during the Q&A to move our city for- ell, Memphis, Tenn., and sachusetts this year that “We sent targeted mail to after the lecture. cords office. ward.” Grand Rapids, Mich. has seen long-time Dem- 16 communities; we target- “When we reached out He took big banks to task Speck is principal of Speck, who lives in the ocrats toppled and others ed new voters and I attend- beginning eight years ago Speck & Associates, a Boston area, is familiar to Jeff at the suggestion threatened with defeat. ed everything I was invited on what he characterized private consultancy of- with the city and optimis- of the mayor he was en- to attend. We will be out do- Ring describes himself as as their failure to record fering design and advi- tic about the prospects for thusiastic about coming to ing the same thing through a lifelong North Shore res- home mortgage assign- sory services to North the downtown. Lynn,” Cowdell said. “He November. If I am fortunate ident active in Rockport ments to other banks. He American municipali- “Lynn is the sort of is a foremost authority on to win in November, this civic affairs, including the also pointed the finger at ties and the real-estate place that city planners urban design, and we are will be my last campaign. Housing Authority. “robo signers,” who he said development industry. would say has ‘good very pleased to welcome I’m not one of those poli- “I spearheaded an initia- were fraudulently signing He served as Director of bones,’” he said. “The him to Lynn.” ticians who says ‘I’m not tive to publish our Hous- mortgage documents on Design at the National foundation is there for running’ and then changes ing Authority financials in behalf of banks. Endowment for the Arts a very walkable down- the report … I believe that The Registry received a their mind,” he said. LAW OFFICES OF I have the right qualities Computerworld Smithso- JAMES J. 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Absentee voting will New Hampshire did the Democrats about Kavanaugh, is what the public and lawmakers be included, and a major change Mike Shanahan get more attention, led by New Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 don’t know about him. The Trump administration will be made in how the results are withheld 100,000 pages of records from Kavanaugh’s Hampshire winner Michael Duka- [email protected] tallied. time as a lawyer in George W. Bush’s White House, kis and Jesse Jackson. Carolina Trujillo claiming executive privilege. 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The last two nominees, Manager, ext. 1239 review the records. 2020, the raw vote of all caucus at- Obama and Hillary Clinton, won Compounding the charade surrounding the hear- [email protected] tendees will be counted, as the Re- both states. Sanders’ campaign- ings, a spokesman for Sen. Charles Grassley (R., CLASSIFIED publicans do. ing this year for prominent Afri- Iowa), the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Com- So far this year, 15 Democratic Abbe Young Smith mittee Chairman, claimed his staff reviewed all of can-American gubernatorial can- Manager, ext. 1276 prospects have visited Iowa, rang- didates seems aimed at reversing [email protected] the thousands of pages of documents that were re- ing from 2018 runner-up Sanders to leased hours before the hearing, and the senator was his poor 2016 showing among black celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti. NEWSROOM prepped and ready to question Judge Kavanaugh. voters, a major South Carolina con- Puh-leeze. Two little known House members stituency. Mike Alongi have made the most 2018 visits, Sports Reporter ext. 1228 If confirmed, Kavanaugh, 53, could shape the law Still, the party’s proportional al- [email protected] for decades to come. Lawmakers – and the taxpayers Reps. John Delaney of Maryland, location of delegates plus multiple the only formally announced can- Bill Brotherton they represent – are entitled to scrutinize Kavana- early state winners could enable Features Editor ext. 1338 ugh’s complete public record as a judge and as an didate, and Eric Swalwell of Cali- three or four candidates to survive [email protected] attorney in the White House. fornia, a frequent cable news inter- the March 3 “Super Tuesday” pri- Gayla Cawley The withholding of documents smells as if there is viewee. maries in California, Texas, Mas- Reporter, ext. 1236 something to hide. Indeed, many of the documents [email protected] Given how the votes will be tab- sachusetts, Virginia, and several that have been released from Kavanaugh’s time in ulated and the size of the field, it’s other states. Cheryl Charles the White House are heavily redacted or pertain to inevitable that many candidates News Editor, ext. 1278 trivial matters. Like the GOP in 2016, it’s going [email protected] will get some votes and the leaders to be a wild ride with an unforesee- There are legitimate concerns about Kavanaugh’s will get fewer. That could produce a Bella diGrazia able finish. Reporter, ext. 1317 extreme views on many major issues, including gun muddled outcome in which no can- safety, reproductive rights, the environment, labor, [email protected] didate reaches 20 percent and half Carl P. Leubsdorf is the for- immigration and LGBTQ discrimination. Thomas Grillo Research by two professors found a number of Ka- a dozen exceed 10. mer Washington bureau chief of Reporter, ext. 1264 vanaugh’s decisions as a federal judge have been In other caucus states, adding the Dallas Morning News. Read- [email protected] far more partisan than his peers, raising questions absentees will likely increase the ers may write to him via email at: Spenser Hasak about his impartiality. turnout, which could reduce the [email protected]. Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Before being nominated to the federal appeals court at age 38, Judge Kavanaugh made his bones as Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 a politically-active Republican lawyer. [email protected] He was part of the team, led by independent coun- sel Ken Starr, that investigated the suicide of Vince Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Foster, the deputy White House counsel in the Clin- [email protected] ton administration. Kavanaugh drafted parts of the Steve Krause report that led to former President Bill Clinton’s im- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 peachment by the House. [email protected] Kavanaugh also played a role in the 2000 Florida Owen O’Rourke recount that led to the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision Photographer, ext. 1224 to award George W. Bush the presidency. Kavana- [email protected] ugh later joined the White House as a lawyer and Emma LeBlanc Pérez staff secretary to President Bush, where he authored Copy Editor memos and wielded influence over internal delibera- [email protected] tions and policymaking. Harold Rivera In a 2015 speech, Kavanaugh said the nearly Sports Editor, ext. 1238 six years he spent in the Bush White House were [email protected] “among the most interesting and most formative” in Roberto Scalese his development as a judge. 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BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Obama tells voters to step up or ‘things can get worse’ By Elliot Spagat to seven Democratic can- ASSOCIATED PRESS didates in competitive House districts across ANAHEIM, Calif. — California that are consid- Former President Barack ered crucial to the party’s Obama says the Novem- efforts to oust Republi- ber midterm elections will cans from control. Four of give Americans “a chance those districts are at least to restore some sanity in partly in Orange County, our politics,” taking an- a formerly reliable GOP other swipe at his succes- bastion that went for Hil- sor as he raises his profile campaigning for fellow lary Clinton in the 2016 Democrats to regain con- presidential election. trol of the House. “We’re going to put on Obama didn’t mention our marching shoes, we’re President Donald Trump going to start knocking on by name during a 20-min- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS some doors, we’re going to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS start making some calls,” ute speech Saturday in the Former President Barack Obama speaks in he said to cheers. Adrienne Alexander organized a prayer vigil key Southern California support of California congressional candi- Clinton trounced Trump in Chicago. battleground of Orange dates, Saturday, in Anaheim, Calif. County but the allusions by more than 4 million were clear. those who promote the things can get worse,” the votes in California in 2016 “We’re in a challenging politics of hope and those former president told the and carried Orange Coun- Catholic faithful moment because, when who exploit the politics of audience at the Anaheim ty by 9 percentage points. you look at the arc of fear,” he said. Convention Center. “In A surge in immigrants has American history, there’s His appearance — one two months, we have the transformed California are demanding always been a push and day after a strongly word- chance to restore some and its voting patterns. pull between those who ed critique of Trump at sanity to our politics. We The number of Hispanics, want to go forward and University of Illinois at have the chance to flip the blacks and Asians com- those who want to look Urbana-Champaign — House of Representatives bined has outnumbered change after sex back, between those who touched on themes of re- and make sure there are whites in the state since want to divide and those tirement security, climate real checks and balances 1998. Meanwhile, new vot- are seeking to bring peo- change and education. in Washington.” ers, largely Latinos and abuse scandals ple together, between “If we don’t step up, Obama gave shout-outs Asians, lean Democratic. By Amy Forliti from us,” Alexander said. ASSOCIATED PRESS “We actually make up the church.” Strengthening Hurricane Florence MINNEAPOLIS — The Their grassroots efforts day after a grand jury re- are gaining momentum. In port revealed that Roman the last week more than taking aim at US Southeast coast Catholic clergy in Penn- 39,000 people have signed sylvania molested more their names to a letter than 1,000 children over demanding answers from By Russ Bynum decades, Adrienne Alexan- Pope Francis himself. ASSOCIATED PRESS der went to Mass at a Chi- Another effort, spon- cago church and waited A rapidly strengthen- sored by reform groups, for the priest to say some- has seized upon the ing Hurricane Florence thing about the situation. churned across the Atlantic “Time’s Up” and #MeToo He didn’t. And that left movements and is orga- on Sunday toward a pos- Alexander fuming. So sible direct hit on the U.S. nizing events across the she went on Facebook to country this weekend un- Southeast late this week, An enhanced vent — then organized a triggering warnings to peo- der the CatholicToo hash satellite prayer vigil in Chicago tag. ple up and down the coast image made that became the catalyst Some of the efforts are to get their emergency available by for similar laity-led vigils calling for specific re- kits ready, map out escape NOAA shows in Boston, Philadelphia forms, such as laity-led in- routes and fill sandbags. Tropical and other cities nation- vestigations and transpar- Red flags flying on Storm wide. ency, while others are still beaches warned swimmers Florence, Alexander is among brainstorming solutions. to stay out of waters al- center, in countless Catholics in the One woman in Michigan ready roiled by the distant the Atlantic U.S. who are raising their founded a website to make storm, and cruise ships Ocean on voices in prayer and pro- it easy for anyone to speak and Navy vessels were set Saturday at test to demand change up and write to church of- to be steered out of harm’s 2:45 p.m. amid new revelations of ficials. way. People rushed to buy sex abuse by priests and “I’ve never seen anything bottled water, plywood and PHOTO | allegations of widespread like this before,” Marjorie other supplies. ASSOCIATED PRESS cover-ups. They are doing Murphy Campbell, a civil Florence crossed the 74 letter-writing campaigns and canon lawyer in Park mph threshold from trop- As of 5 p.m. EDT, Flor- early to know the exact warned that Florence and holding prayer vigils City, Utah, said of the la- ical storm to hurricane ence was centered about path the storm will take could slow or stall after and listening sessions in ity’s engagement. She said Sunday morning, and by 720 miles southeast of Ber- but warned that it could coming ashore, with some an effort to bring about many Catholics feel they evening its winds were up muda, moving west at 7 roll ashore in the Caroli- forecasting models show- change from the pews, re- have no choice. to 85 mph as the National mph. Drawing energy from nas by Thursday. ing it could unload a foot or alizing it’s up to them to “You either have to get Hurricane Center warned the warm water, it could Forecasters urged resi- two of rain in places, caus- confront the problem and involved now, because you it was expected to become be a fearsome Category 4 dents from South Caroli- ing devastating inland save the church they love cannot trust the bishops an extremely dangerous with winds of 130 mph or na to the mid-Atlantic to flooding. Forecasters also after years of empty prom- to solve this themselves, major hurricane by Mon- more by Tuesday, the Mi- get ready — and not just warned that the threat of ises from leadership. or you leave. ... It’s our job day and remain that way ami-based center said. for a possible direct blow a life-threatening storm “I think it’s important to help the mother church for days. Forecasters said it is too against the coast. They surge was rising. that the large body hears get through this.” US backtracks on Russian spy Smoke rises over buildings suspect offering sex for access that were hit by airstrikes, By Eric Tucker and Chad Day in al-Sahan ASSOCIATED PRESS village, in the northern WASHINGTON — province of Federal prosecutors are Idlib, Syria. backtracking on their al- legation that a Russian PHOTO | woman accused of work- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing as a secret agent of- fered to trade sex for ac- cess, according to a Justice Department court filing. US lacks leverage as assault Prosecutors had earlier accused Maria Butina, a gun rights activist in U.S. on Syrian enclave looms custody on charges she FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS worked as a covert agent Maria Butina speaks to a crowd during a rally By Matthew Lee and which has criticized for- to the Syrian Observato- and tried to establish in support of legalizing the possession of hand- Susannah George mer President Barack ry for Human Rights and back-channel lines of com- ASSOCIATED PRESS guns in Moscow, Russia. Obama for his inaction on rescue workers. munication to the Krem- Syria after the war start- While the new U.S. spe- WASHINGTON — De- lin, of offering to exchange conversation was mis- student at American Uni- ed in 2011, risks appear- cial envoy for Syria said spite dire U.S. warnings sex for a position with a taken,” there is other evi- versity in Washington as a ing powerless to prevent this week that America and fears of a humanitar- special interest organiza- dence to support keeping cover for her activities. the three nations’ plan will stay in Syria until the ian disaster, the Trump tion. Butina in custody as the The case is being han- to retake Syria’s last reb- complete eradication of administration has little The salacious allegation, case against her moves dled by the U.S. attorney leverage to stop Russia, el-held area. It’s an oper- the Islamic State group, which immediately esca- forward in Washington. ation that many warn will there’s little assurance for the District of Colum- Iran and Syria pressing lated the public interest Butina, 29, was arrest- bia and not by special cause major bloodshed that President Donald in the case, was based on ahead with a massive mili- ed in July and accused counsel Robert Mueller, among a vulnerable popu- Trump won’t again seek a series of text messages of gathering intelligence tary assault against Syria’s who has been leading an northwest Idlib province. lation of 3 million people. the withdrawal of the to and from Butina and on American officials and investigation into pos- Washington has threat- And on Saturday, Syrian roughly 2,000 U.S. troops other information that political organizations. sible coordination be- ened military action in government and Russian in the country. And in a prosecutors say they had Prosecutors say she used case of a chemical weapons warplanes targeted the sign of the administra- obtained. her contacts with the Na- tween Russia and Donald attack but its mixed mes- province’s southern edge tion’s shrinking com- But in a new court filing tional Rifle Association Trump’s Republican pres- saging on retaining a U.S. in what activists described mitment to Syria, it has late Friday, prosecutors and the National Prayer idential campaign as well presence in Syria and a cut as the most intense air- pulled more than $200 said they misinterpreted Breakfast to develop rela- as Russian interference in aid has diminished its strikes in weeks. More million in stabilization the messages. They said tionships with U.S. politi- in the 2016 U.S. election. already limited influence than 60 air raids killed funding for liberated ar- “even granting that the cians and gather informa- The filing came ahead of a over the seven-year conflict. at least four civilians in eas, telling other nations government’s understand- tion for Russia. They also status hearing in her case So the administration, southern Idlib, according they should step up to pay. ing of this particular text say she used her role as a scheduled for Monday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly ed and charged with trespass- Assaults Vandalism that is constantly crying and was reported on the bike path. arrests, reflect police records. In the ing at 7:12 p.m. Saturday. wanted to know what could be Police reported the person event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Frank Puello, 34, of 246 A report of an assault and A report of motor vehicle done. Police told her that ba- checked out; at 12:57 a.m. battery at 8:16 p.m. Saturday vandalism at 7:27 p.m. Friday is the sole responsibility of the con- Essex St., was arrested and bies make noise, scream and Saturday at Legal Seafoods charged with OUI liquor and at Shelter on Willow Street; at at 11 Cherry St.; at 4:23 a.m. cry and there is nothing they at 210L Andover St. A person cerned party to contact the relevant negligent operation of a motor 8:40 p.m. Saturday on Breed Sunday at 81 Empire St. can do about it. The caller re- wearing all black was reported- police department and have the vehicle at 5:58 a.m. Sunday. Square; at 8:45 p.m. Saturday A report of vandalism at ported she has done her share ly attempting to gain access to department issue a notice of correc- Ezequias Ramirez, 43, of 64 on Washington Street. 11:42 a.m. Saturday at 16 Al- of babysitting and never heard the building. Police reported the tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Johnson St., was arrested on a A report of an assault and bany St.; at 11:09 a.m. Sunday kids cry like that so something call was unfounded. clarifications will not be made without courtesy booking at 6:12 a.m. battery with a dangerous weap- at Santander Bank at 39 Ex- must be wrong. A report of a disturbance at express notice of change from the ar- Friday. on at 8:41 a.m. Sunday on Lew- change St. Kids were reportedly doing 3:47 a.m. Saturday at 5 Bragg resting police department. Paige Rumson, 28, was ar- is Street. wheelies in the middle of Atlan- St. A caller reported someone rested and charged with assault MARBLEHEAD tic Avenue by Ace Hardware at was yelling profanities in the LYNN and battery with a dangerous Breaking and Entering 9:38 p.m. Saturday. street and was trying to break weapon, assault with a dan- Arrest into his home. Police reported gerous weapon and on warrant A report of a motor vehicle Arrests PEABODY two males were seen on cam- charges of assault and bat- breaking and entering at 7:04 Tanner B. Lane, 21, of 12 era entering the house through Andrea Alvarado, 31, of 193 tery, assault and battery with p.m. Friday at 138 Bickford St.; Chestnut St., was arrested and Accidents a window and stealing $80, Curwin Circle, was arrested and a dangerous weapon, threat to at 1:26 a.m. Saturday at 34 charged with negligent opera- which was the result of kids al- charged with larceny from per- commit crime, larceny, arrestee Farrar St.; at 12:30 p.m. Satur- tion of a motor vehicle and on a A report of a motor vehicle ways hanging at the house. son at 4:11 p.m. Saturday. furnishing false ID information, day at Buchanan Cafe at 648 warrant at 4:55 p.m. Friday. crash at 3:23 p.m. Friday at G’Andre Brown, 18, of 145 trespassing and wanton de- Eastern Ave. Peabody Fire Department at Theft Lewis St., was arrested on a struction of property at 7:50 Complaints 601 Lowell St.; at 3:26 p.m. Fri- warrant charge of parole/pro- a.m. Saturday. Complaints day at Santander Bank at 300 A report of a larceny at 7:30 Christopher Smith, 23, of A report of suspicious activity Andover St.; at 5:44 p.m. Friday p.m. Friday at Victoria’s Secret bation violation at 7:28 a.m. at 9:54 a.m. Friday on Hum- Saturday. 100 Newhall St., was arrested A report of a gunshot at 8:04 on Route 128 North; at 8:12 at 210V Andover St.; at 8:06 phrey Street. Police reported Kevin Fuller, 44, of 20 Har- and charged with trespassing at p.m. Saturday on Fays Avenue. p.m. Friday at Kappy’s Liquor at a.m. Saturday at 68 Aborn St. an unknown male entered the wood St., was arrested on war- 7:23 p.m. Saturday. 175 Andover St.; at 3 a.m. Sat- A purse with a phone, iPad and rant charges of Class A drug Accidents Overdose school before it opened. urday at Laine Company Quality approximately $1,000 was re- A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported his kayak Woodwork at 10 Caller St.; at ported taken. possession and walking/riding A report of an overdose at crash at 4:13 p.m. Friday at 604 was taken at 3:53 p.m. Friday 10:52 a.m. Saturday at 310 on the railroad track at 2:18 6:32 p.m. Friday on Chestnut a.m. Saturday. Western Ave.; at 6 p.m. Friday at on Harding Lane. The caller later Lowell St. Solange Deoliveira, Street; at 7:12 p.m. Friday SWAMPSCOTT Stephan Kuy, 18, of 559 50 Western Ave.; at 7:12 p.m. reported his children took the 40, of 19 Davis Road, Apt 1, at Casco Road and Lynnfield South Canal St., Holyoke, was Friday at Oxford and Washing- kayak. Acton, was summoned for un- Accidents arrested and charged with tres- ton streets; at 7:34 p.m. Friday Street; at 11:23 p.m. Friday on A caller reported an ongoing licensed operation of a motor passing, drug possession with at Federal Street and Western Harwood Street; at 5:30 a.m. property dispute at 9:19 a.m. vehicle; at 12:37 p.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle intent to distribute and unlawful Avenue; at 11:10 p.m. Friday at Saturday on Bulfinch Street. Saturday on Green Street. He on Route 128 North; at 2:42 hit and run crash at 9:13 a.m. possession of ammo without Essex and Washington streets; said the neighbor was outside p.m. Saturday at Peabody Dis- Friday at Fisherman’s Beach at a firearm identification card at at 1:10 a.m. Saturday at 47 Theft nailing tuna fins onto a tree that trict Court at 1 Lowell St. 365 Humphrey St. Richardson Road; at 1:43 a.m. was mainly on his side of the 6:59 p.m. Saturday. A report of a larceny at 4:59 A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle Kristen Lyons, 30, of 88 Saturday at 36 Mudge St.; at property line. crash at 6:19 p.m. Friday at p.m. Friday at 42 Market St.; at hit and run crash at 9:44 a.m. Empire St., was arrested and 5:06 a.m. Saturday on Adams A report of an aggressive Home Goods at 450 Paradise 10:22 p.m. Friday at 130 Nep- Sunday at 67 Veterans Memo- charged with disorderly con- Street Extension; at 8:55 a.m. driver at 1:45 p.m. Saturday Road; at 2:50 p.m. Saturday tune Blvd.; at 9:19 a.m. Sat- rial Drive. duct, disturbing the peace and Saturday at Chestnut and Ma- at Ocean Avenue and Beach at 441 Humphrey St.; at 3:59 urday at 87 River St.; at 9:44 Breaking and Entering assault and battery with a dan- ple streets; at 10:11 a.m. Sat- Street. A caller reported a black A report of a breaking and p.m. Saturday at Salem Five at a.m. Saturday at 62 Milton St.; gerous weapon at 5:31 a.m. urday at 13 Lowell St.; at 1:09 truck was attempting to hit her entering at 4:07 p.m. Friday at 440 Paradise Road. at 2:40 p.m. Saturday at 185 N Sunday. a.m. Sunday at 90 Neptune St. vehicle and yelling profanities 460 Lowell St. A caller reported Common St.; at 3:32 p.m. Sat- Eric Maldonado, 22, of 69R A report of a motor vehicle hit at her after she accidentally cut coming home and finding dam- Theft Orchard St., was arrested on and run crash at 10:47 p.m. Fri- urday at 203 Curwin Circle. him off. The driver of the truck age to his garage door. warrant charges of arrestee day at 80 Neptune Blvd. A report of motor vehicle theft reported the woman pulled up A report of a larceny at 11:28 furnishing false ID information, A report of a motor vehicle at 10:14 p.m. Friday at 14 Per- next to him and was swearing Complaints a.m. Saturday at Whole Foods trespassing, larceny and failure crash with personal injury at kins St.; at 11:04 a.m. Saturday at him. Market at 331 Paradise Road; to appear upon recognizance at 7:03 p.m. Saturday at N Frank- at 23 Burchstead Place. A report of a disturbance at A report of suspicious activity at 6:45 p.m. Saturday at 5 4:51 p.m. Saturday. lin and Blanchard streets; at A report of a robbery at 8:39 6:37 p.m. Saturday on Darling at 7:08 p.m. Friday at Rail Trail Beach Bluff Ave.; at 6:49 p.m. Jufrandy Montano, 19, of 10 8:26 p.m. Saturday at CVS at p.m. Saturday at Cherry and Street. A caller reported the at 537 Lowell St. A suspicious Saturday at Marshalls at 1005 Rockmere Gardens, was arrest- 65 Boston St. Lewis streets. people upstairs have a baby male with no shirt and no shoes Paradise Road. Dallas officer arrested on a manslaughter warrant By Ryan Tarinelli and Ken Miller ASSOCIATED PRESS DALLAS — A white Dal- las police officer was ar- rested Sunday on a man- slaughter warrant in the shooting of a black man at his home, Texas authori- ties said. The Texas Department of Public Safety said in a news release that Officer Amber Guyger was booked into the Kaufman County PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jail and that the investiga- Dia Khafra said he and his wife, Claudia, tried to persuade his son, tion is ongoing. It said no Askia, to stay away from Daniel Beckwitt’s tunnels. additional information is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS available at this time. The 30-year-old Guyger Amber Renee Guyger fatally shot 26-year-old Deadly fire exposes rich man’s fatally shot 26-year-old Botham Jean in his home Thursday. Botham Jean on Thursday. Lawyers for Jean’s family The Dallas Police Depart- old, was shot and killed secret underground tunnels had been calling for Guy- ment released her name by a neighborhood watch ger’s arrest, saying the fact Saturday night. volunteer in 2012 in San- By Michael manslaughter. happen to him,” the elder that she had remained free Police Chief U. Renee ford, Fla. Brown, a black, Kunzelman Beckwitt’s lawyer calls Khafra said. days after the shooting Hall said the day after the unarmed 18-year-old, was ASSOCIATED PRESS Khafra’s death a trag- Investigators found the showed she was receiving shooting that her depart- shot and killed by a white ic accident, not a crime. younger Khafra’s charred favorable treatment. ment was seeking man- police officer in 2014 in BETHESDA, Md. — The Defense attorney Robert body in the basement S. Lee Merritt, one of slaughter charges against Ferguson, Mo. wealthy stock trader took Bonsib concedes Beck- of Beckwitt’s Bethesda the attorneys for the fam- Guyger. But she said Crump has also repre- elaborate steps to conceal witt is an “unusual guy” home. A hole in the con- ily, said Saturday that the Saturday that the Texas sented the families of Ste- the network of tunnels but says his client risked crete basement floor led to family wasn’t calling on Rangers, who have tak- phon Clark and Terence beneath his house in this his own life in a failed at- a shaft that dropped down the authorities to jump en over the investigation, Crutcher, both also black Washington, D.C., suburb. tempt to rescue Khafra. 20 feet into tunnels that to conclusions or to deny asked her department to and unarmed. Clark, 22, Even the young man help- hold off because they had ing him dig them didn’t Beckwitt was freed on branched out roughly 200 Guyger her right to due was fatally shot earlier know where they were. bond after his May arrest. feet in length. process. But Merritt said learned new information this year by officers in the A year ago, a deadly fire His trial is scheduled for A police report says they wanted Guyger “to and wanted to investigate backyard of his grandpar- exposed Daniel Beckwitt’s April 2019. Beckwitt told investiga- be treated like every other further before a warrant ents’ home in Sacramento, curious campaign to build Monday marks the an- tors how he tried to pre- citizen, and where there was issued. Calif. Crutcher, 40, was an underground bunker niversary of the Sept. serve his project’s secrecy is evidence that they’ve Jean’s family has also shot and killed by a white for protection from a nu- 10, 2017, fire. It’s a day when he brought Khafra committed a crime, that hired attorney Benjamin police officer in 2016 in clear attack. Neighbors that Khafra’s parents are there. Beckwitt said he there’s a warrant to be is- Crump, who is best known Tulsa, Okla. knew nothing about the dreading. would rent a car, pick sued and an arrest to be for representing the fami- Merritt and Crump tunnels before they heard During a recent in- Khafra up and drive him made.” lies of Trayvon Martin and couldn’t immediately be Beckwitt’s screams and terview at their Silver to Manassas, Va., where Guyger is a four-year Michael Brown. Martin, a reached Sunday night for saw smoke pouring from Spring, Md., home, Dia he had the younger man veteran of the police force. black, unarmed 17-year- comment about the arrest. the house where 21-year- Khafra, 69, said he and don “blackout glasses” be- old Askia Khafra died that his wife, Claudia, tried fore driving him around MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS afternoon. to persuade Askia to stay for about an hour. Khafra Maryland prosecu- away from Beckwitt’s tun- spent days at a time work- tors portray Beckwitt, a nels. Their son met Beck- ing, eating and sleeping Officials: Man struck, MBTA officials say foul been identified as Aaron 27-year-old millionaire, witt online and agreed to in the tunnels. He had his killed by Red line train play is not suspected. Dibella of Peabody. as a paranoid comput- help him dig the tunnels cellphone with him, but Authorities have not Police say the man went er hacker who reckless- in exchange for Beckwitt’s Beckwitt used internet CAMBRIDGE (AP) — released further details or overboard from the Prov- ly endangered Khafra’s investments in an inter- “spoofing” to make it ap- Officials say a 66-year- the man’s identity. incetown II cruise ship life. In May, they secured net company Askia was pear he was in Virginia, old man was struck and shortly after 8:30 p.m. on Beckwitt’s indictment on launching. according to Montgomery killed by a Red Line train Peabody man dies after Saturday. charges of second-degree “I always feared some- County prosecutor Doug- in Cambridge. falling off cruise ship Authorities say they are murder and involuntary thing dangerous would las Wink. Massachusetts Bay investigating how he fell Transportation Authority BOSTON (AP) — Au- into the water. officials say the man was thorities say they have They say a security Lynn Drug Task Force in the northbound tunnel recovered the body of a guard from the cruise Patrick A. Lee Attorney at Law near the Porter Square 21-year-old man who fell ship went into the water Immigration • Divorce • Wills • Child Support Hotline station early Sunday overboard from a cruise in to try to save the man but Landlord Tennant • Civil Litigation 781-477-4444 when he was hit. Boston Harbor. couldn’t reach him. Massachusetts State Police say the man then CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Officials say he died or text the word tiplynn and your tip to from injuries he sus- Police say divers found went underwater and “tip411” (847411) tained. the body near Peddocks didn’t surface again. Train service was Island around 1 a.m. Officials say the Chief All reports of neighborhood activity temporarily replaced by Sunday. Medical Examiner will 100 Cummings Center 978-969-3786 will be investigated. shuttle buses but normal Plymouth County Dis- determine the exact cause Suite 32H, Beverly, MA [email protected] Callers may remain anonymous service has since re- trict Attorney Timothy and manner of the man’s sumed. Cruz said the man has death. Para Espanol Favor de Llamal al Numero 781-513-3531 Spanish menu available MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Bill Daily, sidekick on hit ’60s and ’70s sitcoms, dies at 91 By Andrew Dalton work with," Eden said. ASSOCIATED PRESS "He was a funny, sweet man that kept us all on LOS ANGELES — Bill our toes. I'm so thankful to Daily, the comic sidekick have known and worked to leading men on the sit- with that rascal." coms "I Dream of Jeannie" Just two years later he and "The Bob Newhart landed a very similar role Show," has died, a family and had an even longer spokesman said Saturday. run on "The Bob Newhart Daily died of natural Show," playing aviator causes in Albuquerque, Howard Borden behind N.M., on Tuesday, at his Newhart's psychologist PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS home where he had been Dr. Bob Hartley for 140 Fashion Designer Ralph Lauren greets the au- living with his son, J. episodes between 1972 Patrick Daily, spokesman dience after the Ralph Lauren 50th Anniversa- and 1978. Steve Moyer told The As- ry Fashion Show Friday. Newhart, now 89, said in sociated Press. a statement Saturday that Daily was not a house- he and Daily had been hold name but he was a friends since both were Ralph Lauren marks household face, familiar trying to break into come- to many millions of ba- dy in Chicago in the 1950s, 50th anniversary with by-boomer viewers in the and Daily was a clutch co- 1960s and '70s from two of median that could make the era's biggest shows. anything work on the sit- bash at Central Park He played Major Roger com. By Jocelyn Noveck that he represented what Healy in all five seasons "I called him our bull- ASSOCIATED PRESS was great in America. of "I Dream of Jeannie" pen man. Whenever we "Your story exalts our from 1965 to 1970. Healy were having trouble with NEW YORK — A collective story," she said. was the astronaut part- a script on the show, we'd FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 19th-century fountain in ner to Larry Hagman's have Bill make an appear- "Your designs define in- Family spokesman Steve Moyer said Saturday Manhattan's Central Park tegrity." Major Anthony Nelson ance," Newhart said. "He that Daily died Tuesday of natural causes in Al- provided a majestic back- Old-fashioned trolley as both men tried to con- was one of the most pos- drop for Ralph Lauren's cars met guests on Fifth tain the antics of Jeannie, itive people I ever knew, buquerque, N.M. He was 91. star-studded 50th anni- Avenue and shuttled the childlike blond bomb- and we'll dearly miss versary blowout on Friday, them into the park, where shell who lived in a bottle him." — his Newhart character But like all co-stars on a festive celebration of his the Bethesda Terrace and played by Barbara Eden. Daily saved scenes in- was, fittingly, a co-pilot — long-running shows, he past and present that in- Fountain had been trans- Eden said on Twitter stead of stealing them with a goofy warmth. got occasional episodes cluded a runway show and formed into a party space. Friday night that Daily like other sidekicks of Actor James Urbaniak of his own, including one a black-tie dinner. Guests sipped cocktails was "Our favorite zany as- the era. He specialized in called him the "king of where he stole the role Oprah Winfrey, Steven and watched, on tower- tronaut." support, upping the comic affable vulnerability" on of Jeannie's master from Spielberg, Kanye West, ing vertical screens, high- "Billy was wonderful to moments of his co-stars Twitter Friday. Hagman. Chance the Rapper, Rob- lights of Lauren shows ert De Niro, Anne Ha- over the years. thaway, Blake Lively and Then, everyone descend- Jessica Chastain were ed a granite staircase to For black women at church, it just a few of the dozens the runway show, where of celebrities gathered to velvet banquettes awaited fete Lauren, 78, and his and oriental carpets lined is more than the Aretha eulogy decades atop the fashion the floor. world. Not to mention The show, which fitting- Hillary Clinton, who wore ly began to the strains of By Corey Williams remarks as sexist and mi- Lauren's designs at nu- Paul Simon's "New York is ASSOCIATED PRESS sogynist. merous key moments of My Home," combined ele- For many black wom- her presidential campaign DETROIT — A black en, Williams' eulogy re- ments from various Lau- pastor's controversial eu- — including the white ren collections over the opened wounds and stern- logy at Aretha Franklin's "suffragette" pantsuit she years, and included some ly reminded them that funeral laid bare before wore to accept the Demo- older models who had black churches remain the world what black cratic nomination in Phil- been in early campaigns. male-dominated institu- women say they have ex- adelphia. And, in a second half cel- tions, where old-school perienced for generations: "I love his clothes," Clin- ebrating the family, it in- resistance to women hold- sexism and inequality in ton said. "You know he re- cluded many smiling chil- ing leadership roles is still their houses of worship ally was so generous and dren, some small enough every Sunday. alive. kind to help with all of my to be carried by the adults In eulogizing the be- "Women are hurting clothes during the cam- on the runway — and one loved artist known as about this issue," said the paign." baby fast asleep. the Queen of Soul, the Rev. Barbara Reynolds, an It was Winfrey who had Lauren himself ap- Rev. Jasper Williams Jr. elder at Greater Mount the job of toasting Lauren peared on the staircase declared that as "proud, Calvary Holy Church in at dinner. "The real rea- at the end, to thunderous beautiful and fine as our Washington, D.C. son we are here is not the cheers. He took a slow vic- black women are, one "It's like we are still not show," she said. "It's you. tory lap across the room thing a black woman can- equal. Women fight in ev- You Ralph Lauren, and 50 while admirers applaud- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS not do — a black woman ery cause for everybody years of your designing ed, hugged him if they cannot raise a black boy else, but we are not cele- Rev. Jasper Williams, Jr. declared that as “proud, our dreams." were close by, or snapped brated or even tolerated in beautiful and fine as our black women are, one Winfrey told Lauren photos furiously. to be a man." The backlash was im- sacred spaces," Reynolds thing a black woman cannot do — a black wom- mediate, given Franklin's said. an cannot raise a black boy to be a man.” role as a mother and a pil- Women not only fill New sex misconduct lar for women's rights. the pews in many black dained as deacons. But that men are supposed to Franklin's grieving fam- churches, they also serve many are denied true be in charge," said the Rev. allegations emerge ily said Williams' eulogy, as church nurses and ush- leadership roles — and Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, which also included ref- ers, and work behind the in some cases, women are assistant pastor for spe- erences to stopping black- scenes. Some are trustees, asked to deliver sermons cial projects at Union Bap- against Les Moonves on-black crime, was of- keeping an eye on church from the church floor, tist Church in Cambridge fensive because it did not finances and making sure rather than the pulpit. and a sociology professor By David Bauder 2006, leading the CBS focus on her. Social media bills get paid. Others are Some male ministers at Colby College in Water- ASSOCIATED PRESS network, Showtime and lit up with criticisms of his evangelists, or are or- "actually deeply believe ville, Maine. other entities. CBS has NEW YORK — Six wom- spent much of his tenure en are making new sexu- as the nation's most pop- al misconduct allegations ular broadcast network, Women celebrate size inclusivity against CBS chief Leslie with hits like "The Big Moonves, whose reign as Bang Theory" and "NCIS," one of the most powerful and its success has made at an alternative NY fashion week executives in Hollywood Moonves one of the high- appeared to be nearing an est-paid and most power- By Leanne Italie ty Garner Valentine and end on Sunday. ful executives in the busi- ASSOCIATED PRESS CeCe Olisa. The New Yorker maga- ness. "We saw a need for plus NEW YORK — To woots zine reported the women's He remained on the job size fashion and inclu- and cheers from the new accusations, which despite the earlier allega- sivity to be aligned with crowd, women with bodies included Moonves forcing tions, and there were ear- mainstream fashion," not often seen on fashion them to perform oral sex lier reports that he was Olisa said after the Loft runways strutted with and retaliating when ad- negotiating a buyout from show Friday. "The lack of vances were turned away. his contract. smiles on their faces wear- plus size fashion options Moonves acknowledged One of the women, Phyl- ing pieces from Loft's new doesn't make us angry relations with three of the lis Golden-Gottlieb, re- plus line, including five but it is a very clear call women but said they were ported her accusations cast from hundreds who to action for the work consensual, and that he to Los Angeles police last attended an alternative that we do. We wanted to had never used his posi- year, but they weren't New York Fashion Week show that there's an appe- tion to hurt the careers of pursued because of the event, The Curvy Con. tite for plus size fashion. women. statute of limitations. She Size inclusivity was on There are women who are Six other women ac- said that Moonves, while the minds of these women, ready and willing to shop cused Moonves of mis- an executive at the Lori- about 1,000 from around and buy at all levels, from conduct in another New mar production studio in the world who flocked to super cheap all the way up Yorker article published the late 1980s, pushed the three-day celebra- to designer." last month. Even before her head into his lap and tion at a Midtown venue This year's guest speak- the new allegations came forced her to perform oral decked out with a pop- ers included tennis pro up shop and booths filled to light on Sunday, CBS' sex. Venus Williams, who has PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS board was reportedly dis- At another time, she said with fashion and beauty her own activewear line, cussing terms of Moonves' an angry Moonves pushed products. It was the fourth EleVen by Venus Wil- The Loft spring 2019 collection is modeled exit. A spokesman for the her hard against a wall. annual Curvy Con, the liams, designer Tracy Re- during Fashion Week Friday in New York. board did not immediately When she resisted later second to coincide with ese, who sits on the board return requests for com- advances, she began to be fashion week. of the Council of Fashion ese said of more options in 2016. She and other ment. frozen out at the company, The gathering, with pan- Designers of America, and these days in larger sizes. advocates acknowledged Moonves joined CBS as she said. el discussions, fitness ses- Lizzo, a singer, rapper and "I believe in making ev- there's a long way to go, head of entertainment "He absolutely ruined sions and workshops on body positive advocate. eryone feel beautiful." however, in terms of equal in 1995, and has been my career," she told the style, was co-founded by "I'm so excited that it's Her company first start- pricing and equal style CEO of CBS Corp. since magazine. style influencers Chasti- starting to catch fire," Re- ed showing larger sizes above size 16. A8 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Kanye West is serious about presidential run, John Legend says

By Christie D'Zurilla LOS ANGELES TIMES When Kanye West says he's running for president, he means it. At least that's what pal John Legend thinks. "Oh, yeah. I think he's said it multiple times. ... I think he's serious," Legend told the Sun's Dan Wootton in a pod- cast posted Friday. "I don't know how he would run ... ," the singer said regarding whether West would put himself up as a Republican. "If I were to guess, I'd think he'd proba- bly run as an independent." West sees aspects of himself in Don- ald Trump and sees Trump's victory as a sign he could do it, too, said the singer, who's been in the U.K. for British GQ's Men of the Year awards. (He was named PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Hugo Boss Most Stylish Man, inciden- tally.) Aaron Hernandez’s former home for sale of $1.6M The "All of Me" singer said he was "stunned" when West posted private NORTH ATTLEBOR- Khan bought it from The five-bedroom, texts they had exchanged after Yeezy OUGH (AP) — The home Hernandez's estate for $1 eight-bathroom home has declared his love for Trump, but the two that once belonged to million and made about a movie theater, sauna, reunited soon after at a baby shower PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE former New England $100,000 in renovations. gourmet kitchen and salt- and talked it out. Patriots tight end Aar- Hernandez bought the water pool. "I'm glad I said what I said [in the He's done enough to embarrass the on Hernandez is back home in 2012 for $1.3 Hernandez was ac- texts], and I'm glad people know what I nation, to use the office to enrich himself on the market for $1.6 million. quitted of a 2012 double said to him because I think so many peo- and to abuse his power that he should million. Khan tells WFXT-TV killing in Boston just days ple were worried that Kanye was saying not be president anymore, if there's An open house for the he hopes people will be before his prison suicide the things he was saying and there any justice," Legend said calmly on the 8,100-square-foot home more comfortable buying in April 2017. His death weren't people advising him differently," podcast. in North Attleborough wa the home from him rather erased his 2015 conviction Legend said. "That doesn't mean it's going to happen, scheduled for Sunday. than directly from Her- in Odin Lloyd's killing As for his feelings about Trump, Mr. because it's a political process and legisla- Current owner Arif nandez's estate. in 2013. Legend did not mince words. tors have to vote for it," he continued. "But "He's done enough to get impeached. he deserves to be removed from office." Graceland no longer charging for Presley candlelight vigil Universal to skip Harry Potter fest to build thrill ride MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Elvis Presley Presley's career as a singer and actor. fans will no longer pay about $30 to visit Presley died in Memphis on Aug. 16, ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Universal World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade in its his grave during the annual candlelight 1977. He was 42. Orlando Resort says it won't be hosting its Islands of Adventure park prevents it from vigil on his death anniversary in Mem- Graceland instituted the charge in annual celebration of all things Harry Pot- hosting A Celebration of Harry Potter in phis, Tenn. 2017, on the 40th anniversary of his ter next year, but don't worry Muggles. 2019. Graceland officials say the charge to death. The change upset some fans who It's because the Florida theme park The annual celebration attracts ac- walk past Presley's resting place at his were accustomed to participating in the resort is planning a new thrill ride and tors from the Harry Potter movies for former home during Elvis Week has been vigil, free of charge. other experiences at one of the two Har- question-and-answer sessions, lessons discontinued. Devotees flock to Graceland During the vigil, fans hold lit candles ry Potter sections at its parks. on wand dueling and costume contests, every year to honor the rock n' roll icon as they visit the graves of Presley, his The resort said Friday that the construc- among other events. during Elvis Week, the celebration of parents, and grandmother. tion of a new thrill ride and other yet-to-be- The resort says it looks forward to announced experiences at The Wizarding hosting future Harry Potter events. A model with Down syndrome fulfills her fashion week dream Serena Williams fined $17K for rules violations at US Open NEW YORK (AP) — Marian Avila, a 21-year-old Spanish model with Down NEW YORK (AP) — Serena Williams syndrome, fulfilled her dream to walk was fined a total of $17,000 for three at New York Fashion Week thanks to an code violations during her loss to Nao- Atlanta designer she met through the mi Osaka in the U.S. Open final. magic of social media. On Sunday, a day after the match, And she did it with flair Saturday in the tournament referee's office docked the ballroom of a Midtown hotel in eve- Williams $10,000 for "verbal abuse" of ning looks of red and gold, her parents chair umpire Carlos Ramos, $4,000 for and siblings in the audience and other being warned for coaching, and $3,000 models who have challenges by her side. for breaking her racket. "I felt really happy and I really loved The money comes out of her prize the runway," Avila said through a money of $1.85 million as the runner-up translator after the Saturday show. "I to Osaka, whose 6-2, 6-4 victory on Sat- wanted to show the world that there are urday made her the first tennis player no barriers." from Japan to win a Grand Slam singles No barriers for women of all kinds is title Talisha White's mission, as a designer In the second set's second game, Ra- focused on prom, pageant and special oc- mos warned Williams for getting coach- casion outfits and as an active pageant ing, which is against the rules in Grand contestant as well. Slam matches. She briefly disputed A model White knew had stumbled that ruling, saying cheating "is the one on a story about Avila's fashion week thing I've never done, ever" — although dream online. She told White of Avila's afterward, her coach, Patrick Moura- quest and they reached out to Avila on toglou, acknowledged he was trying to Facebook. send Williams a signal. "She's been a busy supermodel, meet- A few games later, Williams received ing with all types of people," White said another warning, this time for smashing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of the attention Avila and her dream her racket, and that second violation automatically cost her a point, leading have received in the United States, her PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS official, opponent, sponsor, spectator or to more arguing. Eventually, Williams home country and across Europe. "I'm other person that implies dishonesty called Ramos "a thief," drawing the very glad for her. She's been meeting with a few in the audience, their sashes or is derogatory, insulting or otherwise with Vogue. She's been meeting with third violation for "verbal abuse" — and crowns in place. and costing her a game, putting Osaka abusive." The section says a player is Harper's Bazaar. She's been meeting in White, 25, thought of a rainbow to subject to a fine up to $20,000 for each different showrooms, different modeling ahead 5-3. represent "women's empowerment and "I have never cheated in my life!" violation. agencies." beauty from the inside out," she said. There are separate categories for Avila is from the Benidorm area, in the Williams told Ramos. "You owe me an "I wanted to show not just one type of coaching ("Communications of any kind, province of Alicante in eastern Spain on apology." girl is beautiful. I like to showcase all Under Article III, Section P of the audible or visible, between a player and the Mediterranean coast. She was ac- types of girls, from pageant girls to mod- Grand Slam Rule Book, "verbal abuse" a coach may be construed as coaching") companied by her parents and siblings. els in wheelchairs, models with Down is defined as "a statement about an and for abuse of rackets or equipment. At home, she said, "I practice every day," syndrome, models who are 4 feet and referring to her love of modeling. told they can never be a model. They are "I'm studying modeling and to become my 'it' girl," she explained. an actress," Avila said. This isn't White's first time showing She walked the runway with mod- at fashion week. Her first show was in els young and old, including one in a September 2016, in a church. wheelchair, Tae McKenzie of Charlotte, "The pastor was mad because we came SEND US YOUR STUFF N.C., and a young girl who also has early and church was still going on and Down syndrome. White's 43 looks were we were loud," she laughed. "You have to WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEMLIVE. shown like a rainbow with glimmering start somewhere." COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. beaded embellishments on some in red, As for Avila, White "loves giving girls pink, gold, white, black and rose. Some opportunities to blossom and fulfill their pageant queens walked the runway, too, dreams."

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MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Sunday...... 6740 Sunday...... 3089 Forecast for Monday, September 10, 2018 NShowers early, becoming a E winds 15 to 20 kt with Saturday...... 1887 Saturday...... 2559 Sunrise today 6:17 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. steady rain later in the day. gusts up to 30 kt. Waves 3 to Friday...... 4615 Friday...... 9725 Sunset today 7:03 p.m. High 67F. Winds E at 15 to 5 ft. Showers. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: 25 mph. Sunrise tomorrow 6:18 a.m. Tonight: SE winds 15 to 20 kt Tonight: Windy at times with with gusts up to 30 kt. Waves EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 12:18 p.m. L a steady rain early. Showers 3 to 5 ft. Areas of fog. Show- All 4...... $6,362 All 4...... $5,108 Low tide today 6:25 p.m. H with perhaps a rumble of ers. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. First or last 3...... $891 First or last 3...... $715 H thunder developing late. Low High tide tomorrow 1:08 p.m. Any 2...... $76 Any 2...... $61 around 65F. Any 1...... $8 Any 1...... $6 L ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $265 All 4...... $213

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 English explodes in second half for victory By Daniel Kane “We talk about how we have to make ITEM STAFF big plays,” Carroll said. “We pride our- selves on being an explosive offense. BEVERLY — Down by two points at Prince had a couple huge plays and halftime, English football head coach Matt threw some really good footballs Chris Carroll’s message to his team was and that’s what we needed.” to relax, simplify and For the Panthers, se- execute in all phases of nior quarterback Ryan the game for the second Barror competed 10 of half. 21 for 140 yard with The Bulldogs did just 3 touchdowns and 1 that, scoring 3 touch- interception. Duncan ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK downs and holding the Beverly Panthers to 5 Moreland caught 3 Classical’s Gabriel Novoa scored the only goal in the Rams’ 1-0 win over passes for 75 yards Tech in the boys City Soccer Tournament nal. St. Mary’s Susannah Cor- total yards in the final two quarters on their and 2 touchdowns. nell, right with assistant athletic director Joe Farrell, was named the way to a 38-21 win at “That’s a good team,” girls MVP after scoring the winning goal over Classical in the girls nal. Hurd Stadium Saturday Beverly head coach afternoon in the season Andrew Morency said. opener for both teams. “I told the kids that Classical boys, St. Mary’s “Sometimes you go they could be the best into a half and you want team we face all year to try to pump the team and we happened to up a bit and sometimes get them Week 1. girls win city soccer titles you just need to relax, “I think that even calm down and start though for us it’s a disappointment, we minute of the second half. been able to do,” he said. executing,” Carroll said. By Steve Krause showed for one half ITEM STAFF In the girls’ title game, “But it did feel a little “We simplified our de- ITEM FILE PHOTO fense and executed on that we can play with St. Mary’s got a goal at weird, because I taught Matt Severance threw for LYNN — In what is offense in the second anybody. That’s a les- with a little over two him the game. three touchdowns to lead most likely the first-ever half. son that we can hope- minutes remaining in the high school athletic event “He’s 27 years old and “This wasn’t a pretty English to victory. fully take moving for- game to defeat Classi- pitting father and son here he is, the coach of a win for us. Beverly is a ward. against each other, Clas- cal, 1-0. It was the fourth varsity sport,” Moreno Sr. good team, but we executed and made “Defensively, unfortunately, we have sical defeated Tech Satur- straight city champion- said. “He got his team to big plays to win this one.” some work to do,” he said. “For the rest day in the boys final of the ship for the Spartans. the final of this tourna- The English offense was led by senior of the year we have to get off the field on Lynn Soccer Tournament “Facing my father in a ment, and he won. That’s quarterback Matt Severance who com- third downs. It happened last year too at Manning Field. game like this was surre- pretty good.” pleted 14 of 23 passes for 206 yards and and we have to get better.” Eric Moreno Jr.’s Rams al,” said Moreno Jr. “And The game itself was very 3 touchdowns while also adding a rush- English jumped out to an early lead were able to squeak past that’s because he taught reflective of the similarity ing touchdown. Prince Brown caught 7 thanks to a 70-yard touchdown run by his father’s Tigers thanks me everything I know.” in styles between the two passes for 168 yards and 2 touchdowns Bangura and, after a recovering a squib to a booming goal from Moreno Sr. also spoke of coaches. while running back Ishmile Bangura kick on the ensuing kickoff, scored again about 20 yards in front of the unique situation. tallied 130 yards and 2 touchdowns on the net with in the 31st “I’m proud of what he’s SOCCER, B2 the ground. ENGLISH, B2 Tech wins game of stingy defenses

By Joshua Kummins ner said. “Everyone is ex- FOR THE ITEM pecting the highlight reel show, but we’re a defen- LYNN — It wasn’t at sive team this year. I was all pretty, but a win was proud of my guys for not a win for the Tech football folding, and I think it was team in its Saturday night big for us to come from season opener at Manning behind and play a little Field. tougher.” The Tigers and Nashoba The departure of star Valley Tech combined for running backs Steffan more penalties and turn- Gravely and Keoni Gas- overs than total points kin among a slew of grad- scored. In the end, Chance uates left key holes for Buono’s third-quarter Tech, but Buono and se- touchdown run proved nior quarterback David to be all the offense the Barrios helped fill in the hosts would need en route offensive gaps, each post- to a 6-2 win in a clash of ing double-digit carries to the state’s top vocational help deliver a win for the school squads from a year Tigers. ago. The teams were both “It was ugly, but the unsuccessful on their first ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK most important thing was drives, but Nashoba drew that we never buckled,” Swampscott quarterback Graham Inzana threw for two touchdowns in Saturday’s victory Tech coach James Run- TECH, B2 over Greater Lawrence. Swampscott holds on against Greater Lawrence in its opener

By Harold Rivera stand led to a scoreless fourth ished with 199 passing yards and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR quarter and the Big Blue held on completed 13 of 21 pass attempts for a 21-20 win Saturday afternoon with 2 touchdown passes. SWAMPSCOTT — Sometimes at Blocksidge Field. it comes down to one play. The “Dubiel made a great, great play,” Augustin hauled in 4 catches Swampscott football team watched Swampscott coach Bob Serino said. for 70 yards, while Oriakhi made a 21-14 lead whittle down to a “We had (Caceres) forced in. We 4 catches for 60 yards and senior 1-point edge midway through the didn’t want (Caceres) to get outside Connor Lynch caught 2 passes for third quarter when Greater Law- the pocket. A couple people bit on 22 yards. rence punched in a touchdown on him but the defensive line, all day, Freshman Xaviah Bascon scored a 28-yard pass from quarterback didn’t give the cut-back for their on a 12-yard touchdown rush and Jose Caceres to Steven Polanco. quarterback or running back.” caught a pass for 44 yards. Soph- The Reggies elected to attempt a Swampscott junior quarterback omore kicker Thomas Frisoli was 2-point conversion and Caceres’ Graham Inzana tossed touch- 3-for-3 on PAT’s. ITEM FILE PHOTO pass was broken up by Big Blue ju- down passes to receivers Jonathan Swampscott’s offense struggled nior defensive back Caden Dubiel. Oriakhi (junior) and Andrew Au- Chance Buono scored Tech’s lone touchdown A late Swampscott defensive gustin (sophomore). Inzana fin- SWAMPSCOTT, B2 in a 6-2 win over Nashoba Valley Saturday. Saugus football coach Nalen on administrative leave

By Steve Krause principal Michael Hashem have directed the team, according to “Anthony Nalen is one of the ITEM STAFF been available for comment since reports. most caring, and dedicated coach- the story broke last week. The School Committeewoman Eliz- es I have ever had the honor to SAUGUS — Saugus school offi- telephone number the school has abeth Marchese confirmed the know,” said Marchese. “He has cials remain silent as head foot- provided for Nalen has been dis- suspension Saturday night, but done more for our players, fam- ball coach Anthony Nalen enters connected. would not comment on the nature ilies, and Saugus football in his his third week on administra- Nalen, who was about to enter of the investigation or how far it short tenure than most.” tive leave pending the result of his second season as head coach, has gone. Other reports, however, Efforts to reach Saugus Police a reported investigation into a was not at Friday night’s opening have suggested that the incident were also unsuccessful. team-related issue that happened game, which Saugus lost at Ames- involves hazing and that the po- Last season, his first with the Saugus football coach last month during preseason bury, 30-12. Interim head coach lice have been brought in to inves- Sachems, Nalen’s team finished Anthony Nalen has workouts, according to several re- Mike Mabee, along with assistant tigate. with a 4-7 record. Saugus went been placed on ad- ports. Chris Coutu and coaches from the Marchese voiced strong support ministrative leave. Neither David DeRuosi Jr. nor town’s youth football program, for Nalen. NALEN, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 Strong second half propels English to win over Beverly

ENGLISH the Panthers to another for stepping up in the se- From B1 scoring drive ending with a cod half. 5-yard passing touchdown “We started 10 sopho- on a rushing touchdown to Patrick Parsons. After mores today and had lost by Severance to go up 12-0 forcing a Bulldog punt, nine guys off our defense in the 1st quarter. Barror found Moreland on from last year,” Carroll Beverly responded by a 45-yard completion and said. “I’m proud of those putting together a drive of again for a 10-yard touch- guys, they stepped up. its own, capped off by a 20- down to take a 21-19 lead The experienced guys led yard passing touchdown with only seconds remain- and the youth brought from Barror to Moreland ing in the first half. to cut the lead to 12-7. The Bulldogs came out some energy and made Later in the second firing in the second half, some huge plays. Players quarter, Severance found shutting down the Pan- stepped up and just over- Brown wide open on a thers offense. The second all I’m proud of the execu- play-action pass for a 79- half was highlighted by tion.” yard touchdown to go up touchdowns from Brown, English (1-0) hosts 19-7. Bangura and Tahj Purter. Somerville (0-1) Friday PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN But Beverly still had Carroll gave credit to his night (7) at Manning plenty of fight. Barror led young players on defense Field. Alise Maltsey, right, pulls away from Daphne Terris during Saturday’s game. Tech wins a game of stingy defenses

TECH portunity to take the lead. a fumble with 8:55 left, Lynnfield field hockey From B1 Nashoba took the ball then Barrios did the same back with 55 seconds left after senior classmate El- first blood with 7:37 left in the half after Pineiro vin Gonzalez bobbled an fires on all cylinders in the opening quarter as made a catch but he was interception less than four an incomplete pass and a stopped at the 2-yard line. minutes later. touchdown on their first Grande. Senior goalie Nik- penalty backed Tech up “It makes defenses pre- “It was really special go- ROUNDUP offensive play of the game ki Rosa helped anchor a inside the 5-yard line. A pare for multiple backs, ing out on the first night of called back for a penalty solid Swampscott defense tackle in the end zone led plus David getting the ball It may be early, but senior year,” Barrios said. and things didn’t go their to a safety. out of the backfield,” Run- the Lynnfield High field with 5 saves. “A lot of guys stepped up. way from there. Jose Luna Nashoba grabbed a first ner said. “Even though we hockey team’s firing on Swampscott (2-0) takes It was tough but we got scored on a 42-yard car- down on its third series of didn’t score there, that’s all cylinders. Saturday at on Danvers Wednesday over it. We pushed harder ry in the 3rd quarter for the game, but Lynn’s de- important for us.” Coley Lee Field, the Pio- (4). in the second half and got KIPP’s lone touchdown of fense then held Vikings In the third, Tech got the neers cruised to their 2nd Peabody 2 it done. We faced adversi- the game (conversion at- junior Brent Robinson ball back after it was im- straight shutout win- a 7-0 Cardinal Spellman 0 ty today.” tempt failed). to just 2 yards on three mediately forced to punt victory over Peabody. Aja Alimonte and Emily Nashoba was unable to The Panthers host Rox- straight carries and forced as senior Edward Cuevas Lynnfield’s Ashley Bar- McDonough each scored 1 make forward progress af- bury Prep next Saturday a punt. Tech took over recovered a fumble on goal for the Tanners. Goal- rett and Lily Rothwell night (7). with 62 seconds remain- Nashoba’s attempted re- ter taking over with 3:23 ie Shelby Doucette made each scored 2 goals, while “I think we made all our ing in the first quarter turn. Barrios and Buono left, and Tech clinched the 10 saves. Peabody im- Madison Murphy, Caro- mistakes in this game,” and possessed the ball for did all the work on the win as Barrios gained 10 proved to 2-0 with the win. lyn Garofolo and Lauren KIPP coach Jim Rabbitt nearly the entire second ensuing series, with Buo- yards in the last minute. Mansfield 1 Gaudette each added 1 said. “We shot ourselves quarter, running 19 plays no scoring from 2 yards “They’re a division high- Danvers 0 goal. in the foot on penalties, on a drive that started on out five minutes into the er than us, play against The Falcons fell to 0-1 The Pioneers dominat- miscues, missed opportu- its own 1-yard line. quarter. tougher teams than us, on the young season af- ed possession and kept nities. We need to refine, Tiger juniors Luis Pinei- Eli Norton brought and we were out here with ter dropping their season the offensive pressure on retool and come back with ro and Haidar Bdaiwi as Nashoba into opposing our backs against the opener. the entire 1st half. The a different mindset next well as Buono and Barrios territory three times af- wall,” said Runner. “We BOYS SOCCER Tanners rarely crossed week. We lost the game contributed rushing yard- ter Lynn took the lead, showed our home crowd St. Mary’s 5, English 2 midfield and were pinned mentally. We need to rem- age during the drive, but but two of those opportu- we’re ready to play ball.” Trailing 2-0 midway in their defensive end for edy those mistakes and a false start penalty ulti- nities ended in turnovers. The Tigers visit Mystic through the 1st half, the most if not all of the 1st come back next week with mately cost Tech the op- Kenneth Perez recovered Valley Saturday (1). Spartans scored 5 unan- half, which ended with the a new mindset.” swered goals to earn the Pioneers on top 6-0. GIRLS SOCCER win in the Lynn City Tour- The 2nd half was a dif- English 4, Tech 1 nament consolation game. ferent story, as the Tan- The Tigers scored the Spartans coach Mike ners gave as good as they first goal of the game but D’Agostino earned the got, creating several good Melissa Zayas led a late 150th win of his St. Mary’s scoring opportunities but Bulldogs comeback in the they were unable to get Lynn City Tournament coaching career in the any past Pioneer goal- consolation game. Zayas process. Joey Chez, Kevin tender Emily Dickey (4 scored 3 goals and Elysse Perez, Connor Mackey, Jo- saves). Newson added 1 goal. seph Thongsythavong and While Peabody dropped “We’ve scored 5 goals Jackson Nickolau each to 0-2, Tanners coach Taw- and Melissa has 4 of scored 1 goal. Perez dished ny Palmieri’s optimistic. them,” Bulldogs coach Ed 2 assists, while Nicko- “We’re very young but McNeil said. “She’s only lau, Thongsythavong and I see much more aggres- a freshman. She’s going Mackey added 1 assist siveness than I expected,” to be a big star for us. To apiece. Palmieri said. “I see the score 4 goals in 3 games, Nick Pappas made 8 potential and we’re head- that’s really good.” saves in net. ing in the right direction. Pamela Rosales made 2 “We made some switch- We had 2 tough opponents saves in net. es around this game,” with Beverly, who beat us “We’ve played good de- D’Agostino said. “We 6-0, and Lynnfield as they fense, we just have trouble moved 1 of our seniors up are 2 of the best teams scoring,” McNeil said. “We front. Connor stepped up around, so there’s nothing played a great game in the and that was big. to be negative about.” 2nd half.” “It’s good to get a win Lynnfield’s hosts Rock- English (1-2) visits Sau- under our belts. We were port Thursday (3:45). Pea- gus Wednesday. a little nervous down 2-0. body travels to Revere Swampscott 2, After we got that 1st goal Thursday (4). Haverhill 1 that helped us set the tone FOOTBALL Both Big Blue goals we needed.” Greater Lowell 34 were scored by junior Syd- The Spartans (1-1) KIPP 6 ney Clark with assists host Fenwick Wednesday The Panthers had a from freshman Sophie Di- (7:30). Classical, St. Mary’s win soccer crowns ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK SOCCER keeping the ball in the you have to put them in,” Swampscott’s Jonathan Oriakhi (3) avoids tackle as he heads up field for From B1 middle of the field, and Foley said. “We were for- a touchdown. Classical took advantage.” tunate. I credit Classical. “We both coach the same In the girls game, the They’re well coached, and way,” Moreno Jr. said. “We Spartans scored on the they gave us a good game.” play a tactically strong rebound of a shot taken Swampscott hangs on for the victory Classical coach Mark Ie- game, and we look for by Julia Nickolau. It took openings when we find rardi couldn’t say enough gustin followed suit with a With 34.4 seconds on a short hop before reach- SWAMPSCOTT them. We pretty much about his goalie. 42-yard touchdown recep- ing Classical keeper Anna From B1 the clock in quarter No. figured this would come “She’s already good,” he tion three minutes later. Flaherty, and the fresh- 3, Caceres linked up with down to an opportunity, to capture its rhythm in Frisoli booted both PAT’s man had to act quickly said. “When all is said and Polanco on a 28-yard and today, we got it and the opening quarter. Inza- and the Big Blue led 21-6 and deflect the ball with done, she’s going to be tre- touchdown pass to slim capitalized on it. na was picked off twice, with 6:51 to play in the her shin. However, it came mendous. Swampscott’s lead down “(Nova’s) shot was beau- the second caught by half. out practically right onto “It was an evenly-played to a point at 21-20. Look- tiful,” Moreno Jr. said. “A Cornell’s football, and she Greater Lawerence’s Vin- “We had an awful week ing to reclaim the lead on game,” he said. “We knew ny Schmidt and returned real bullet.” directed it home. of practice, we had an the 2-point conversion, the it would be. And we knew to the Big Blue’s 11-yard Moreno Sr. was pretty “It feels nice to win this, awful day Friday and it Reggies were denied when that one break would line midway through the happy with the way his and to know you’re the showed right at the begin- Dubiel broke up a pass at- make a difference. St. quarter. Caceres made the team played. best in the city,” said Spar- ning of the game but we tempt in the end zone to Mary’s is well-coached, most of the early opportu- turned it around a little “I thought we dominated tans coach Jim Foley. “It’s keep Swampscott’s edge and I thought we played nity, scoring the 1st touch- bit,” Serino said. “We left most of the game,” he said. a great tournament. down of the afternoon on a afloat. “We made one mistake, “We had our chances, but them pretty tough.” probably 21 points on the Greater Lawrence 1-yard quarterback keep- board. placed Swampscott’s de- er (conversion failed). “It was our first real con- fense on its heels in the Saugus football coach on forced leave The Big Blue answered ditioning,” he said. “I think final minutes of the fourth quickly, with Bascon scor- we’ll get better and bet- He landed his first Hall of Fame last year. ing the first touchdown of ter. We had probably four quarter, with a drive into NALEN his varsity career on the or five busts on receiver Big Blue territory. The From B1 head coaching role at He played college football 12-yard carry. Frisoli split Reggies reached Swamp- Matignon High School in at Springfield College, routes not run right. They 1-5 through its first six the uprights on the PAT put some pressure on, scott’s 48-yard line before 2013. Nalen’s head coach- where he quarterbacked games before victories in and Swampscott led 7-6 did a couple stunts but senior defensive lineman ing career also includes the Pride and graduated three of their final four with 2:14 to play in the we picked it up when we Jake Bartram sealed the stints at Bishop Connolly in 2010. contests. The Sachems (2015) and Randolph High first quarter. needed it.” win with a tackle on a According to the Saugus screen pass on 4th-and- were awarded a MIAA School, where he spent the That’s how it stayed un- Greater Lawrence made football team’s website, til Swampscott added to long. Football Sportsmanship 2016 season coaching the things interesting from Nalen is a computer sci- it’s lead with back-to-back there. A 5-yard touch- Senior Isaac Andre ran Award in 2017. Blue Devils. ence teacher at Belmonte touchdowns in the second down pass from Caceres out the clock on a string of Nalen was hired as Sau- Nalen, a native of Ever- quarter. Oriakhi reeled in to Omar Medina made it a carries up the middle. gus’ head coach in March ett, was a three-sport ath- Middle School. a 45-yard touchdown toss 1-possession game, 21-14, Swampscott (1-0) visits of 2017, replacing former lete at Pope John. Sports editor Harold from Inzana with 10 min- in the closing minutes of Triton (0-1) Friday night longtime Sachems coach He was inducted into Rivera contributed to this utes left in the period. Au- the half (Caceres rush). (7). Mike Broderick. the Pope John Athletics report. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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MONDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY M’head 7 27 14 7 — 55 Ham-Wen 0 -0 0 0 — 0 At Hurd Stadium CLASSICAL 52, MEDFORD 8 M — Tim Cronin 3 run (Mason Tois- BF — Chrys Wilson 4 run (David English 12 7 6 13 — 38 Girls Soccer Golf At Hormel Stadium son kick) Cifuentes kick) Beverly 0 21 0 0 — 21 Fenwick at Wakefield (4) Williams at St. Mary’s (3) Classical 8 23 21 0 — 52 M — Cronin 11 run (kick blocked) BF — Derek DelVecchio 13 pass E — Ishmile Bangura 70 run (run Boys Soccer Winthrop at Fenwick (3) Medford 0 0 0 8 — 8 M — Cronin 29 run (Toisson kick) from Wilson (Cifuentes kick) failed) Latin Academy at Saugus (4) Field Hockey LC — Nashaun Butler 93 pass from M — Sean McCarthy 1 pass from BF — Cifuentes 1 run (Cifuentes E — Matt Severace 4 run (run failed) Keith Ridley (Cameron Greene pass Chris Gally (Toisson kick) kick) B — Duncan Moreland 20 pass from St. John’s at St. John’s Shrewsbury Danvers at Fenwick (3:45) (4) from Ridley) M — Gally 21 run (Toisson kick) BF — Jordan Maurice 10 pass from Ryan Barror (Joey Loreti kick) Malden Catholic at Fenwick (6) Volleyball LC — Marcus Tucker 18 run (Tucker M — Gally 25 run (Toisson kick) Jason Rmans (Cifuentes kick) E — Prince Brown 79 pass from Sev- run) Classical at Ipswich (6:15) St. Mary’s at Williams (5) M — Cronin 9 run (Toisson kick) PEABODY 36, SOMERVILLE 7 erace (Tyler Drinan kick) Cross Country LC — Dyrrell Rucker 23 pass from M — Derek Testa 1 run (Toisson kick) At Coley Lee Field B — Patrick Parsons 5 pass from Golf Ridley (David Barnard kick) NEWBURYPORT 15, LYNNFIELD 13 Somerville 0 0 0 7 — 7 Barror (Loreti kick) Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:30) Malden at Revere (3:45) LC — Malcolm Best 10 run (Tucker At Newburyport Peabody 8 14 7 7 — 36 B — Moreland 10 pass from Barror Field Hockey Girls Soccer run) Lynnfield 0 7 6 0 — 13 P — Matt Jandrisevits 13 run (Kyle (Loreti kick) Saugus at Stoneham (4) East Boston at Classical (3:45) 3rd Nbryport 12 3 0 0 — 15 Maglione run) E — Tahj Purter 10 pass fron Sever- P — Angel Paulino 5 run (Maglione Everett at Revere (6) Tech at Greater Lawrence (4) LC — Butler 33 pass from Ridley N — Jake Lane 8 pass from Tom ance (run failed) (Barnard kick) Murphy (kick failed) run) E — Bangra run (run failed) Volleyball Boys Soccer LC — Butler 34 pass from Ridley N — Charles Cahalane 25 pass from P — Paulino 13 run (Kick blocked) E — Brown 39 pass from Severace Winthrop at Saugus (5:30) Amesbury at Saugus (4) (Barnard kick) Murphy (fun failed) P — Luis Guridys 39 run (Austin Leg- (Drinan kick) LC — Nico Galeazzi 15 run (Barnard N — Murphy 27 field goal gett kick) TECH 6, NASHOBA VALLEY 2 TV/RADIO kick) L — Clayton Marengi 66 pass from P — Guridys 2 run (Leggett kick) At Manning Field M — Jake Fedoce 15 run (Fedoce Brett Cohee (Blake Peters kick) S — Fred Castin 2 run (Larsen Pierre Nashoba 2 0 0 0 — 2 run) L — Marengi 5 pass from Cohee kick) Tech 0 0 6 0 — 6 Auto racing ST. MARY’S 30, MILLIS 12 (run failed) PENTUCKET 27, WINTHROP 21 NV — Safety 10 a.m...... Xfinity: Lilly Diabetes 250...... NBCSN At Manning Field AMESBURY 30, SAUGUS 12 at Miller Field Tech - Chance Buono 2 run (Run Baseball Millis 0 0 0 12 — 12 At Amesbury Pentucket 0 7 7 13 — 27 failed) Winthrop 0 13 0 8 — 21 7 p.m...... Washington at Philadelphia...... MLB Network St. Mary’s 16 6 8 0 — 30 Saugus 12 0 0 0 — 12 SWAMPSCOTT 21, SM — Jalen Echevarria 90 kick Amesbury 6 16 8 0 — 30 W — Brian Chalmers 3 run (Bobby GR. LAWRENCE 20 10 p.m...... Atlanta at San Francisco...... MLB Network return (George Freeman rush) S — Christian Correia 82 pass from Hubert kick) At Blocksidge Field Pro football SM — Echevarria 8 rush (Freeman Mason Nikolas (rush failed) P — Spencer Pacy 60 pass from Gus Gr. Lawrence 6 0 14 0 — 20 7:10 p.m...... NY Jets at Detroit...... ESPN rush) A — Pat Birmingham 21 run (rush Flaherty (kick failed) Swampscott 7 14 0 0 — 21 10:20 p.m...... LA Rams at Oakland...... ESPN SM — Echevarria 61 rush (conver- failed) W — Bobby Hubert 6 run (kick failed) GL — Jose Caceres1run (pass failed) P — Andrew Melone 3 run (Daniels S — Xaviah Bascon 12 yard run Soccer sion failed) S — Marvens Jean 85 run (rush SM — Freeman 2 rush (Echevarria failed) Lathum kick) (Thomas Frisoli kick) 2:30 p.m...... Sweden vs. Turkey...... ESPNews rush) A — Brady Dore 26 run (Jacob Robin- P — Justin Snow 32 pass from Fla- S — Jonathan Oriakhi 45 pass from M — Thomas Fallon 16 rush (conver- son run) herty (Lathum kick) Graham Inzana (Frisoli kick) sion failed) A — Brady Dore 5 run (Robinson run) P — Andrew Melone 32 run (kick S — Andrew Augustin 42 pass from MAJOR LEAGUES M — Christopher Edwards 70 punt A — Jared Benevento 5 run (Kyle failed) Inzana (Frisoli kick) return (conversion failed). Donovan run) W — Austin Daigneault 46 pass from GL — Omar Medina 5 pass from M’HEAD 55, TRITON 0 FENWICK 28, HAM-WENHAM 0 Hubert (Austin Daigneault run) Caceres (Caceres rush) American League National League At Christopher Piper Field At Donaldson Field SATURDAY GL — Steven Polanco 35 pass fro East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Triton 0 0 0 0 — 0 Fenwick 7 7 7 7 — 28 ENGLISH 38, BEVELY 21 Caceres (pass failed) Boston 97 46 .678 — Atlanta 78 64 .549 — New York 89 54 .622 8 Philadelphia 74 68 .521 4 Tampa Bay 78 64 .549 18½ Washington 71 72 .497 7½ Toronto 65 78 .455 32 New York 65 77 .458 13 Baltimore 41 102 .287 56 Miami 56 86 .394 22 Pats start strong ... and hold on Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 81 62 .566 — Chicago 83 59 .585 — Minnesota 65 77 .458 15½ Milwaukee 82 62 .569 2 FOXBOROUGH (AP) — “I just feel like you can put Detroit 59 84 .413 22 St. Louis 79 64 .552 4½ Tom Brady and Rob Gron- the ‘L’ on me.” Chicago 56 87 .392 25 Pittsburgh 71 71 .500 12 kowski sent New England With Julian Edelman Kansas City 47 95 .331 33½ Cincinnati 61 82 .427 22½ West Division West Division fans into a panic this off- serving a four-game sus- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB season when they hinted pension, Dorsett caught Houston 89 53 .627 — Colorado 78 64 .549 — Oakland 87 57 .604 3 Los Angeles 78 65 .545 ½ at retiring rather than re- seven passes for 66 yards, Seattle 79 64 .552 10½ Arizona 76 66 .535 2 turning to the Patriots in including a 4-yard TD Los Angeles 71 72 .497 18½ San Francisco 68 76 .472 11 2018. Texas 61 82 .427 28½ San Diego 56 88 .389 23 pass in the closing seconds Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games On Sunday, it was the of the first half to make it Toronto 6, Cleveland 2 Chicago Cubs at Washington, ppd. rest of the NFL watching St. Louis 5, Detroit 2 Miami at Pittsburgh, ppd. 21-6. White had four re- Tampa Bay 8, Baltimore 3 N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 4 in fear. ceptions for 38 yards, in- L.A. Angels 1, Chicago White Sox 0 St. Louis 5, Detroit 2 Minnesota 3, Kansas City 1 Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 3 Brady threw for 277 cluding a 12-yard score. Oakland 7, Texas 3 L.A. Dodgers 9, Colorado 6 yards and three touch- Lamar Miller ran 20 Seattle 3, N.Y. Yankees 2 Atlanta at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Houston at Boston, 8:05 p.m. San Diego at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. downs, hitting Gronkow- times for 98 yards for Monday’s Games Monday’s Games ski for 123 yards and a Houston, which welcomed Houston (Verlander 14-9) at Detroit (Liriano L.A. Dodgers (Wood 8-6) at Cincinnati 4-9), 6:10 p.m. (Reed 0-2), 6:40 p.m. score to lead the defending Watson, defensive line- Cleveland (Kluber 18-7) at Tampa Bay Washington (Roark 8-15) at Philadelphia AFC champions to a 27-20 (TBD), 7:10 p.m. (Arrieta 10-9), 7:05 p.m. man J.J. Watt and line- N.Y. Yankees (Happ 15-6) at Minnesota Miami (Brigham 0-1) at N.Y. Mets (Vargas victory over the Houston backer Whitney Mercilus (Gibson 7-12), 8:10 p.m. 5-9), 7:10 p.m. Texans. The reigning NFL back from injuries. Watt Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-10) at Kan- Milwaukee (Miley 3-2) at Chicago Cubs MVP found Gronkowski sas City (Junis 8-12), 8:15 p.m. (Lester 15-5), 8:05 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS had two quarterback Texas (Minor 11-7) at L.A. Angels (Barria Pittsburgh (Williams 12-9) at St. Louis seven times, including a 10-8), 10:07 p.m. (Wainwright 1-3), 8:15 p.m. Rob Gronkowski celebrates after scoring a hurries, but D.J. Reader Arizona (Godley 14-8) at Colorado (Marquez 21-yard touchdown three had the only two sacks of 11-9), 8:40 p.m. touchdown during Sunday’s Patriots win over plays after Deshaun Wat- Brady, both late. Atlanta (Newcomb 11-8) at San Francisco son fumbled a handoff at Houston. (Rodriguez 6-2), 10:15 p.m. “It’s good to play a full the Texans 19 on Hous- contract with $4.3 million just a matter of giving him game to know it lasts, to ton’s first offensive play . in reachable incentives. a chance, and it came with know it holds up,” said NFL “It’s very important that Gronkowski reported- a big touchdown today.” Watt, a three-time defen- they came out and played AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ly threatened to retire if Watson, who missed the sive player of the year. “I the way they did. They’re East East traded. final nine games last sea- didn’t think about it once. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA our leaders,” said Phillip “I’m just glad to be son with a torn right ACL, NE 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Washington 1 0 0 1.000 24 6 Dorsett, who had seven So, that’s all you can ask Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 3 47 Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 18 12 here, glad to be part of completed 17 of 35 passes for.” Miami 0 0 0 .000 0 0 N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 15 20 catches, including a touch- this team, glad to be part for 176 yards, one score It was Watson who felt N.Y. Jets 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 8 16 down. “When they play of this organization,” he and one interception. He South South the pressure the rest of W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA well, they give an adrena- said. “All that talk, all that struggled to move the the game. Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 20 15 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 48 40 line boost to the rest of the stuff, I would love to put it team in the first 40 min- Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 16 8 The second-year quar- team.” in the past.” utes, managing just a pair Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 23 34 N Orleans 0 1 0 .000 40 48 terback, who threw for Tennessee 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 18 Brady, 41, clashed with Brady also found James of field-goal drives before North North the team he’s led to five White for a touchdown, Alfred Blue ran it in from 301 yards in a 36-33 loss W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA to New England last year Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 47 3 Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 24 16 Super Bowl titles in the completing 26 of 39 passes 1 yard to make it 24-13 in Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 34 23 Chicago 0 0 0 .000 0 0 past year over the treat- in all; he also had an inter- the last two minutes of the in his second NFL start, Cleveland 0 0 1 .500 21 21 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 0 0 botched a handoff with Pittsburgh 0 0 1 .500 21 21 Green Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 ment of his personal fit- ception on a pass that was third period. West West ness guru and the plans tipped at the line of scrim- A muffed punt by New Miller in the first quar- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ter, setting up the Patriots Kan City 1 0 0 1.000 38 28 Seattle 0 1 0 .000 24 27 to elevate backup Jimmy mage. It was Gronkowski’s England’s Riley McCarron Denver 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 San Franc 0 1 0 .000 16 24 Garoppolo to starter. In 31st career regular-season with under five minutes up for their first touch- LAC 0 1 0 .000 28 38 Arizona 0 1 0 .000 6 24 February, after throwing down. In the second quar- Oakland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 L.A. Rams 0 0 0 .000 0 0 or playoff game of 100 left set up Watson’s 5-yard Thursday’s Games Thursday, Sept. 13 for 500 yards in a Super yards or more, tying Tony TD pass to Bruce Elling- ter, Watson inexplicably Philadelphia 18, Atlanta 12 Baltimore at Cincinnati, 8:20 p.m. Bowl loss to the Philadel- Gonzalez’s NFL record. ton and cut the deficit to chucked the ball into the Sunday’s Games Sunday, Sept. 16 end zone for a double-cov- Cincinnati 34, Indianapolis 23 Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. phia Eagles, Brady was “We’ve been playing to- 27-20. But after getting Jacksonville 20, N.Y. Giants 15 Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. coy about returning this gether for a long time,” the ball back at their 1 ered Vyncint Smith on New England 27, Houston 20 Indianapolis at Washington, 1 p.m. a second-and-3 from the Minnesota 24, San Francisco 16 Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. season. Brady said. “I know his with 43 seconds left, the Tampa Bay 48, New Orleans 40 Cleveland at New Orleans, 1 p.m. The Patriots dangled body language. I know his Texans failed to reach New England 42. Baltimore 47, Buffalo 3 Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Gronkowski as trade bait Stephon Gilmore Cleveland 21, Pittsburgh 21, OT Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. ability to run and what midfield. Kansas City 38, L.A. Chargers 28 Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m. this summer before agree- routes. He can do it. He can “I think it was terrible, brought it down for the in- Washington 24, Arizona 6 L.A. Chargers at Buffalo, 1 p.m. ing instead to sweeten his do really all the routes. It’s on my part,” Watson said. terception. Denver 27, Seattle 24 Arizona at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. Carolina 16, Dallas 8 Detroit at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. New England at Jacksonville, 4:25 p.m. Monday’s Games N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17 Sox-Astros tied going into the ninth inning L.A. Rams at Oakland, 10:20 p.m. Seattle at Chicago, 8:15 p.m.

Patriots 27, Texans 20 Houston 3 3 7 7—20 Punt Returns 2-20 1-0 New England 7 14 3 3—27 Kickoff Returns 5-156 1-19 First Quarter Int-Ret. 1-0 1-0 NE — Gronkowski 21 pass from C-A-I 17-34-1 26-39-1 Brady (Gostkowski kick), 11:50. Sacked-Yards 3-18 2-10 Hou — FG Fairbairn 42, 2:33. Punts 6-38.3 6-46.8 Second Quarter Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 NE — White 12 pass from Brady Penalties-Yards 6-44 6-36 (Gostkowski kick), 12:38. Possession 28:50 31:10 Hou — FG Fairbairn 36, 9:01. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NE — Dorsett 4 pass from Brady RUSHING — Houston, Miller 20-98, (Gostkowski kick), :14. Watson 8-40, Blue 5-36, Hopkins Third Quarter 1-(minus 7). New England, Burkhead NE — FG Gostkowski 39, 6:02. 18-64, Hill 4-25, White 5-18, Patter- Hou — Blue 1 run (Fairbairn kick), son 3-13, Brady 1-2. 1:52. PASSING — Houston, Watson Fourth Quarter 17-34-1-176. New England, Brady NE — FG Gostkowski 35, 9:48. 26-39-1-277. Hou — Ellington 5 pass from Wat- RECEIVING — Houston, Hopkins son (Fairbairn kick), 2:08. 8-78, Ellington 4-37, Akins 2-11, A — 65,878. Thomas 1-27, Ervin 1-12, Miller Hou NE 1-11. New England, Gronkowski First downs 21 23 7-123, Dorsett 7-66, White 4-38, Total Net Yards 325 389 Develin 4-22, Hogan 1-11, Hill 1-6, Rushes-yards 34-167 31-122 Patterson 1-6, Burkhead 1-5. Passing 158 267 MISSED FIELD GOALS — None.

TRANSACTIONS

BASEBALL RHPs Freddy Peralta and Taylor Wil- American League liams from Colorado Springs (PCL). DETROIT TIGERS — Recalled C Jar- NEW YORK METS — Reinstated RHP rod Saltalamachia, RHP Zac Reiniger Anthony Swarzak from the 10-day DL. and OF Christin Stewart from Toledo HOCKEY (IL). National Hockey League OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Recalled DETROIT RED WINGS — Agreed to RHP Ryan Dull and OF Nick Martini terms with RW Matt Puempel on a from Nashville (PCL). two-year contract. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Activated TENNIS INF Yangervis Solarte from the U.S. OPEN — Fined Serena Will- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 10-day DL. liams $17,000 for three code viola- National League tions during Saturday’s women’s sin- Boston’s J.D. Martinez celebrates his 3-run homer that also drove in Andrew Benintendi (16) ATLANTA BRAVES — Recalled RHP gles final. during the fifth inning of Sunday night’s game with the Houston Astros. At the time, the ho- Chad Sobotka from Gwinnett (IL). COLLEGE mer gave the Sox a 5-1 lead, but the Astros scored four runs in the sixth inning to tie it. The CHICAGO CUBS — Recalled RHP EMORY — Named Jordan Schilit game was still tied at 5-5 going into the ninth inning. Alec Mills from Iowa (PCL). assistant cross country and track MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Recalled and field coach. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Make the choice to do all you Personal changes will energize Go over important papers and You’ll have plenty of ideas, but Change can be good if you You can start projects that will can. Bringing about change is you. Whether it’s an alteration encourage change at home make adjustments that will what will truly make the differ- have a well-thought-out plan in never easy, but the satisfaction at home or to your appearance, ence will be the people you place. Think big, but maintain and work. How you handle oth- you gain by doing something the outcome will give you the lead to new opportunities. Or- choose to work alongside. Col- balance and meet your budget. ers will make a difference to good will be yours to keep for- boost you need to take on big- ganization and preparation will laborate with those who bring Tackle things in stages. the outcome. Encouragement ever. ger pursuits. Romance is high- be important. out the best in you. will bring you closer to your lighted. goal. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Listen carefully and make SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Taking short trips and attend- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) amendments to whatever Keep an open mind, but don’t Patience, passion and hard Embrace your emotions and ing events will lead to knowl- Accept the inevitable, but don’t doesn’t sit well with you. Hon- let anyone railroad you into do- work will pay off. Don’t make consider what and who you edge and new opportunities. initiate change. Joint ventures are up against. Play to win and Do your own fact-checking and esty and openness will help ing something you shouldn’t. If minor setbacks a big deal, and aren’t in your best interest, you avoid stress caused by al- you desire change, take a close boost your energy levels to en- create your own vision. Listen and making changes at home ways trying to please everyone look at yourself and strive for say no to anyone trying to push sure that you reach your goal to suggestions, but do what’s would be too expensive. Bide around you. self-improvement. you to overspend. on time. best for you. your time.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Daughter tired of indulging mom’s proselytizing friend Sometimes you must count distribution DEAR ABBY: There’s are on the cruise. Over the last two weeks, we ately on diamonds, South first this woman I’ve known Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van I like to pay my own way saw how tracking the high- cashed all of his winners in since I was a child. She’s a Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and have never asked any- card points usually helps the other three suits. What did Jehovah’s Witness I’ll call and was founded by her mother, one for help or money. She either the declarer or the de- he learn? Beatrice. She comes by my Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at said it was “a gift, not a fenders to work out what to do He found that West had house every so often to loan” and I was being un- when faced with an apparent started with two spades, two DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los guess. hearts and five clubs. Ergo, he share pamphlets and talk grateful, so I finally ac- Angeles, CA 90069. Rarely, though, one player had four diamonds. (Declarer cepted the “gift.” Now I’m about her religion. She is a needs to count an opponent’s could have counted the East casual friend of my moth- going to have this hanging hand shape. This tends to hand to come up with the er’s (who I live with), so I I don’t want to keep pre- need to say to her is, “My over my head. It’s putting be harder because there are same answer.) feel I have to let her inside tending I’m interested in mother isn’t home, and I’m us in more financial trou- three suits to track, then one Now the contract was as- when she’s at the door. If it listening to her script, or not interested in taking ble, so we are trying to get uses that information to cal- sured. South cashed dum- were anyone else, I’d say a even talking to her in gen- your pamphlets or hearing a loan to cover the extra culate the fourth. my’s diamond ace, played a polite “No, thank you, eral, but I also don’t want you preach. Because you’re expenses. I don’t think I In this example, how should diamond to his queen and goodbye,” and shut the to ruin my mother’s friend- a friend of Mom’s, come can enjoy the trip now. South plan the play in seven returned a diamond to dum- door. But because it’s Be- ship with her by offending back when Mom is home, Am I ungrateful? She’s no-trump after West has led a my’s 10. atrice, I’m roped into lis- her by being honest. and be sure to call first.” been my best friend for top-of-nothing club nine? If you play golf, for practice, tening to her spiel. Is there a polite way to more than 40 years and I North added his 23 points count all four players’ strokes — to his partner’s 15-17 and re- without telling them, of course. More often than not, tell Beatrice that, with all DEAR ABBY: I am real- don’t want this to affect due respect, I don’t want our friendship. What alized that at most one queen Mom’s not even home ly upset about something was missing. Since Gerber should I do at this point? when Beatrice comes over to hear about her pam- my best friend did involv- would tell him only about aces with her pamphlets be- phlets, and she should ing a cruise that’s planned EXPENSIVE “GIFT” and kings, he plunged into sev- cause they work similar come by to discuss them for next February. Because IN THE WEST en no-trump, knowing it would hours. And each time, I only when my mom’s of financial setbacks, we be at worst on a finesse. find myself trapped into home? Or must I just con- can no longer afford the DEAR EXPENSIVE South started with only 12 listening to her jabber tinue to smile and nod po- trip. She went ahead and “GIFT”: Your generous top tricks: three in each suit. away while I politely smile litely like I always do? paid for our cruise. I was friend acted on impulse, The mirror distribution, as is and nod. so upset I called the travel almost always the case, left NOT INTERESTED without considering the Not only am I non-reli- agent and tried to cancel fact that even with her the result in the balance. IN NEW ENGLAND Note that if you were to take gious, but I am a member the trip but was informed paying your fare, the cruise either North’s or South’s of the LGBTQ community, DEAR NOT INTER- it was nonrefundable. So would still cost you money. fourth diamond and put it and I know for a fact that ESTED: No rule of eti- now we are locked into a Forgive her for her mis- in any other suit, seven no- Beatrice shunned a family quette demands that you cruise that’s still going to take, take the trip and do trump would be a claim. member after he came out listen to Beatrice’s reli- cost us $1,500 or more in your best to enjoy it so you Rather than play immedi- as gay. gious diatribes. All you other expenses while we don’t ruin the trip for her.

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By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage mortgage given by Mario V. Oliva to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., dated November mortgage given by Marjorie M. Greenstein to Mortgage Electronic Registration dated February 27, 2007, given by Matthew McGhee to Mortgage Electronic 2, 2012 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds Systems, Inc. as nominee for Liberty Home Equity Solutions, Inc., dated Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Summit Mortgage, LLC, recorded with at Book 31933, Page 141, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present September 24, 2015 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26598, Page 514, holder by assignment from JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. to New Penn Financial, LLC of Deeds in Book 34406, Page 553, of which mortgage the undersigned is the the undersigned CitiMortgage, Inc. being the present holder of said mortgage by d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing dated December 6, 2016 and recorded with present holder, by assignment from: Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as said registry on December 28, 2016 at Book 35571 Page 1, for breach of the nominee for Summit Mortgage, LLC, its successors and assigns, to CitiMortgage, conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Home Equity Inc. and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at sold at Public Auction at 3:00 p.m. on October 3, 2018, on the mortgaged Solutions, Inc. to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC, recorded on January 26, 2018, in Book 35234, Page 246, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the premises located at 5 Dana Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and Book No. 36493, at Page 515 purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at: singular the premises described in said mortgage, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, September 26, 2018 TO WIT: the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on October 29, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 8 Jennifer Drive, Saugus, Essex County, upon the hereinafter-described premises, known as and numbered as 8 Nahant Tax Id Number(s): 095-523-023 . Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Place, Unit 302 of the Nahant Plaza Condominium, Lynn, Essex County (Southern District), Massachusetts, all and singularly the premises described in said Land Situated in the County of Essex in the State of MA TO WIT: mortgage, to wit: The land with the buildings and improvements thereon situated in and Saugus and A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND IN LYNN, ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, WITH shown as Lot #5 on a plan entitled "Subdivision Plan Waldon Pond Park Saugus, Condominium Unit #302, in the Condominium known as Nahant Place THE BUILDINGS THEREON, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Mass." by Carter & Powers Eng. Corp. 6 Fairview Ave., Swampscott, Essex County, Condominium (the Condominium) situated at 8 Nahant Place, Lynn, MA 01902, Mass., said plan dated August 20, 1976 and recorded in the Essex South District created by Master Deed (the Master Deed) dated May 15, 1984 and recorded NORTHEASTERLY: BY DANA STREET, THIRTY FIVE AND 85/100 (35.85) FEET; Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 142, Plan 79, bounded and described as follows, with the Essex District Registry of Deeds in Book 7408, Page 73, as amended from SOUTHEASTERLY: BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF ARNOLD L. WILEY, as shown on said plan: Beginning at a point on the Westerly side of Waldon Pond time to time by instrument of record. The unit is more particularly described (1) in EIGHTY-THREE (83) FEET; SOUTHWESTERLY: BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF Terrace, now known as Jennifer Drive, at the junction of Lots 5 and 6: the Master Deed (2) such site and floor plans as have been recorded or filed ROBERT L SHAW, TWENTY (20) FEET; SOUTHEASTERLY by Waldon Pond Terrace, now known as Jennifer Drive, for a therewith, (3) in the first Unit Deed thereof and (4) copies of portions of such site NORTHWESTERLY: BY LOT A AS SHOWN ON A PLAN HEREINAFTER MENTIONED, distance of One Hundred (100) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot #4 for a distance of and floor plans filed therewith. The unit is conveyed together with an undivided THIRTY-NINE AND 54/100 (39.54) FEET; One Hundred (100) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Land, now or formerly, of Willian percentage as set forth in the Master Deed, as amended from time to time by WESTERLY: BY SAID LOT A, TWENTY AND 67/100 (20.67) FEET AND; Morella and Willian Ferrara, One Hundred (100) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by Lot #6 instrument of record. The unit and said undivided interest are together hereinafter NORTHWESTERLY: AGAIN BY SAID LOT A THIRTY (30) FEET. for a distance of One Hundred feet. Said Lot containing 10, 000 square feet, more referred to as the Mortgage Premises. The Mortgage Premises are conveyed or less. Said premises are conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, subject to and together with the benefit of (1) provisions of Chapter 183A of the BEING SHOWN AS LOT ''B'' ON PLAN ENTITLED ''LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS, reservations, restrictions, easements, covenants and problems, if any of record, General Laws (ter.ed) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, as amended from SUBDIVISION OF LAND OWNED BY ARTHUR F. CRANE,'' O.W. MCINTOSH, CIVIL insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. By deed dated August 2, time to time (2) the provisions and matters set forth and or referred to in the ENGINEER, DATED MARCH 1960, DULY RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT 1982, and recorded at Essex South District Deeds at Book 6979, Page 363, there Master Deed, as amended from time to time by instrument of record (3) the REGISTRY OF DEEDS, BOOK 4659, PAGE 426. was reserved, the fee in the streets and ways abutting said lot. Said premises are provisions of instrument creating the Unit Owners organization and the By-Laws conveyed together with the right to use the streets and ways as shown on said thereunder as recorded or filed with Master Deed and such Rules and Regulations CONTAINING 2,238 SQUARE FEET OF LAND ACCORDING TO SAID PLAN. plan in common with others entitled thereto for all purposes for which street and as any may be promulgated thereunder, as amended from time to time by ways are used in the Town of Saugus. For title see Deed recorded in Book 13319, instrument of record (4) the provisions set forth and referred to in the Unit Deed of BE ALL AND ANY OF SAID MEASUREMENTS MORE OR LESS, OR HOWEVER Page 536. Book 25900, Page 5, recorded with the Essex District Registry of Deeds herewith, OTHERWISE SAID PREMISES MAY BE BOUNDED, MEASURED OR DESCRIBED to which Unit Deed reference is herein made. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern SAID PREMISES ARE CONVEYED WITH THE BENEFIT OF A RIGHT OF WAY FOUR (4) District) Registry of Deeds in Book 13319, Page 536. For mortgagor's title, see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) FEET WIDE OVER THE EASTERLY PORTION OF LOT A AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN. Registry of Deeds at Book 26598, Page 499. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit NOTE: The Company is prohibited from Insuring the area or quantity of the !and. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the The above-described premises shall be sold subject to the mortgage from The Company does not represent that any acreage or footage calculadons are nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Matthew McGhee to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as correct References to quantity are for Identification purposes only. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or nominee for Citibank, N.A. dated January 21, 2014, in the original principal liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, amount of $124,649.00, recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 33189, Being the same property conveyed to Mario V. Oliva, by deed dated March 4, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Page 28, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage from CitiMortgage, Inc to 1999 of record in Deed Book 15514, Page 303, In the County Clerk's Office. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Nationstar Mortgage LLC D/B/A Mr. Cooper and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36662, Page 343. Commonly known as: 5 Dana Street , Lynn, MA 01902 TERMS OF SALE: The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 15514, Page 303. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full the United States of America, if any there be. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, shall control in the event of an error in this publication. TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank TERMS OF SALE: OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days Present holder of said mortgage from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. By its Attorneys, 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 150 California St. Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Newton, MA 02458 from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon (617)558-0500 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in 11173 said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Item: September 10, 17, 24, 2018 CITIMORTGAGE, INC. Present Holder of Said Mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. By its Attorneys, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE CUNNINGHAM, MACHANIC, CETLIN, NEW PENN FINANCIAL, LLC JOHNSON, HARNEY & TENNEY, LLP D/B/A SHELLPOINT MORTGAGE SERVICING By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage 220 North Main Street, Suite 301 Present holder of said mortgage given by Roberto Gomez and Lucia Gomez to Mortgage Electronic Registration Natick, MA 01760 Systems, Inc., as nominee for Credit Suisse Financial Corporation, its successors (508) 651-7524 By its Attorneys, and assigns, dated November 21, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County Item: August 27, September 4, 10, 2018 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26325, Page 480 as affected by a 150 California Street Loan Modification recorded on August 24, 2010 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book Newton, MA 02458 29707, Page 214, subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank National Association, as LEGAL NOTICE (617) 558-0500 trustee, on behalf of the holders of CSAB Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD 201704-0337 - TEA Certificates, Series 2007-1 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as BOARD OF APPEALS Item: September 10, 17, 24, 2018 nominee for Credit Suisse Financial Corporation by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28926, Page 14 for The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Tuesday September 25, 2018 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same at 8:00 PM in the Selectmen meeting room in Abbot Hall, 188 Washington Street, THE TRIAL COURT will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on October 1, 2018 at 103-105 High Marblehead, on the request of Samuel and Elizabeth Dwyer for a modification to PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Rock Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, a previously issued special permit (12/2017) which varied the application of the Docket No. ES18P2335EA to wit: present Zoning By-law by allowing a Special Permit to construct additions to a INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE single family dwelling on the property located at 2 Maple Circle in the Single The land in Lynn with all buildings and structures now or hereafter standing in Residence District. The approved construction was within the required front yard Estate of: place thereon, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHEASTERLY: by High Rock setback, rear yard setback and exceeded the 10% expansion limit on a Robert M Torrey Street, 50 feet: SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Gammon, 70.5 feet; pre-existing non-conforming property with less than the required lot area, lot width, Also Known As: Robert Martin Torrey, Robert Torrey NORTHWESTERLY: by lands now or formerly of Grover and of Fisher, 50.0 feet; rear yard setback and side yard setback. The requested modification encloses an Date of Death: June 13, 2018 NORTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Fisher; 70.50 feet; For Title see Book existing porch which is located within the front yard setback. Essex Division 24198 Page 336. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of This hearing is held in accordance with the provisions of the Marblehead Zoning Petitioner Bruce M Torrey of Winchester MA The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Bylaw, and Chapter 40A of the General Laws as amended. All interested persons a Will has been admitted to informal probate. restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax are invited to attend. Bruce M Torrey of Winchester MA titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Plans and information are available for inspection at the Town of Marblehead serve without surety on the bond. Engineering Department, 7 Widger Road, Marblehead, MA. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal TERMS OF SALE: Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Alan Lipkind, Secretary supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Board of Appeals the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Item: September 10, 17, 2018 from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Notice to Bidders Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid North Shore Community College is inviting sealed proposals for Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Project NSC19-07 Snow Removal Services Contract Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Item: September 10, 2018 sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Bidders may obtain contract documents and specifications in the State entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Procurement systems site https://www.commbuys.com COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The THE TRIAL COURT description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Informational meeting: Tuesday September 18, 2018 at 9:00a.m starting at 300 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Broad St. Lynn MA, East Campus Main Entrance Docket No. ES18P2586EA INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Bids are due on or before 1:00 pm Monday October 1, 2018 at 1 Ferncroft Road, U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee, on behalf of the holders of CSAB Danvers, MA 01923 in Fiscal Affairs Office, Berry Building 356 Estate of: Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-1 Dorothy E. Lipitz Bid opening: Monday October 1, 2018, 2018 at 1:00 at 1 Ferncroft Road, Also Known As: Dorothy Einstein Lipitz, Dorothy Lipitz Present Holder of said Mortgage, Danvers, MA 01923 in Berry Building 322 Date of Death: 07/12/2018 By Its Attorneys, Essex Division ORLANS PC For information, contact Reynaldo Ramos, Procurement Manager, rramos To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of PO Box 540540 @northshore.edu or Anne LeBlanc, Project Manager [email protected] Petitioner Linda L. Lempert of Swampscott MA Waltham, MA 02454 Item: September 10, 2018 a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Phone: (781) 790-7800 Linda L. Lempert of Swampscott MA 18-002665 Arlene S. Weiss of New York NY Item: September 10, 17, 24, 2018 has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Need to find Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Catch up with your supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration an article? from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating favorite team to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. 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 Subscribe to Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: September 10, 2018 e-edition on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Swedish far-right party grows support, not by as much feared

By Pietro Both the left-leaning Swedes worried about an Decristofaro and bloc led by the Social erosion of the humanitar- Jan M. Olsen Democrats and the cen- ian values that have long ASSOCIATED PRESS ter-right bloc have said been a foundation of their they would refuse to con- country’s identity. STOCKHOLM — Swe- sider the Sweden Demo- “This election is a ref- den’s ruling party was crats as a potential coali- erendum about our wel- headed for its worst show- tion partner. fare,” Prime Minister Ste- ing in decades as voters Sunday’s election was fan Lofven said. “It’s also PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS flocked Sunday to an an- the first in Sweden since about decency, about a ti-immigrant party with its government in 2015 decent democracy ... and Soldiers march in a parade for the 70th anniversary of North Korea’s white supremacist roots founding day in Pyongyang, North Korea, Sunday. allowed 163,000 migrants not letting the Sweden that was poised to become into the Scandinavian Democrats, an extremist the third-biggest force in country with a population party, a racist party, get parliament. of 10 million. The number any influence in the gov- North Korea stresses economy, With more than four- was far lower than the ernment.” fifths of ballots counted, asylum-seekers Germany At the party’s rally on Sweden’s national election accepted that year, but the Saturday, Akesson strong- not nukes, on 70th anniversary commission reported the highest per capita of any ly criticized Lofven’s gov- governing Social Demo- European nation. ernment for “prioritizing” By Eric Talmadge are a grand spectacle that that can be seen from the crats had 28.1 percent of The Sweden Democrats the cause of immigrants ASSOCIATED PRESS features nearly 20,000 VIP viewing area. the vote, making it likely — led by Jimmie Akes- over the needs of citizens. people flipping placards Kim attended the morn- to lose a significant num- PYONGYANG, North son — worked to soften “This government we in unison to create huge ing parade but did not ber of seats despite emerg- its neo-Nazi image while have had now ... they have Korea — North Korea mosaics as thousands address the assembled ing with the most support. held a major military pa- helping to break down prioritised, during these more perform gymnastics crowd, which included The Moderates party longstanding taboos on four years, asylum-seek- rade and revived its iconic or dance in formation on the head of the Chinese was next at 19.2 percent, mass games to celebrate what Swedes could say ers,” Akesson said, giv- the competition area of parliament and high-lev- while the far-right Swe- openly about immigration ing an exhaustive list of its 70th anniversary on Pyongyang’s 150,000-seat el delegations from coun- den Democrats that before Sunday, but in keeping and integration without things he says the govern- May Day Stadium. tries that have friendly the election inspired fear being shunned as racists. ment has failed to do for with leader Kim Jong Un’s The strong emphasis on ties with the North. of an anti-migrant back- new policies the emphasis The potential of a surge Swedish society because the economy underscores At the end of the two- lash that would produce by the party had many of migrants. was firmly on building up the strategy Kim has hour event he strolled to a dramatic ideological the economy, not on nucle- pursued since January of the edge of the balcony swing had 17.9 percent. ar weapons. putting economic develop- with the Chinese special The Sweden Democrats The North rolled out ment front and center. envoy, Li Zhanshu, the received 13 percent of vote some of its latest tanks and Tens of thousands of third-ranking member in in the last election held marched its best-trained North Koreans waving China’s ruling Commu- four years ago. goose-stepping units in brightly colored plastic nist Party. The two held The results Sunday the parade but held back bouquets filled Pyong- up their joined hands to made it unlikely any sin- its most advanced missiles yang’s Kim Il Sung Square symbolize the countries’ gle party would secure a and devoted nearly half of as the parade began. Resi- traditionally close ties, majority of the 175 seats in the event to civilian efforts dents of Pyongyang, North though the absence of Chi- the Riksdagen, Sweden’s to build domestic economy. Korea’s capital, trained for nese President Xi Jinping parliament. It could take PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It also brought the mass months for the anniversary could indicate Beijing still weeks or months of coali- games back after a five- and held up the bouquets to has some reservations tion talks before the next Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven talks to year hiatus. The games spell out words and slogans about Kim’s initiatives. government is formed. media in Stockholm, Sweden.

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It also offers itself as revolutionize a channel a pickup spot for custom- that has been anything bicyclists ride nude ers who have pre-ordered but health-conscious in weekly boxes of fresh pro- the past,” the report says. By Dino Hazell message “Love Your Body” duce from local farms. At least 200 stores fall ASSOCIATED PRESS on her back, painted by There’s even a store on into this category in the artist Matt Deifer. She Portland State Universi- United States, said Jeff Le- PHILADELPHIA — said that her husband ty campus to satisfy late- nard, a vice president with Hundreds of fun-loving attended a previous ride night dorm cravings. That Advancing Convenience & bicyclists spent the af- while she was pregnant store attracts about 1,500 Fuel Retailing. And while ternoon gearing up for a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and he loved it but that visits a day with coconut that’s still a small seg- ride around Philadelphia this was the first time for Emma Gonzalez, left, and Lidices Ramos make sugar and gluten-free ment of the 154,000 conve- and then took off — their her and Juniper, who’d flour in bulk bins, and oth- nience stores in the U.S., empanadas at the Mendez Fuel convenience clothes. rather ride than walk or er health-oriented goods. he said it’s likely to grow. store in Miami. Some of the nude cyclists sit in a car seat. sported body paint, glitter “We started riding bikes or fancy hats on Saturday with her,” Mell-Taylor said Home remedies: Can herbs and as they made the annual of her daughter. “It’s her Philly Naked Bike Ride. preferred mode of trans- They pedaled 10 miles portation.” through the streets of the The bike ride is to pro- supplements enhance fertility? City of Brotherly Love test dependence on fos- past sights including In- sil fuels, advocate for the From Mayo Clinic or supplements as a treat- or poor sperm motility. — Folic acid. dependence Hall, the U.S. safety of cyclists on the News Network ment for infertility. The re- Other studies found no Although some research Mint, the Liberty Bell and road and promote positive TNS search on so-called fertili- improvement in male fer- suggests that folic acid the Philadelphia Muse- body image. ty herbs and supplements tility when vitamin E is taken with zinc may im- um of Art, where Sylves- My husband and I have is inconclusive and based combined with vitamin C prove sperm counts, more Olivia Neely, who rode ter Stallone sprinted up been trying unsuccess- on a few small studies. or selenium. research is needed to de- for the first time last fully to get pregnant. I’ve Some of the fertility herbs — Coenzyme Q10. termine if this will have the steps and jubilantly year after the breakup of seen many ads for fertility and supplements studied A few studies have sug- an impact on conception. raised his arms as Rocky. a long-term relationship, herbs and supplements. include: gested that coenzyme Participants in the ride said the Philly Naked Do they work? — L-carnitine. Q10 may improve sperm can go as bare as they Bike Ride inspired her Infertility can be a dif- For male infertility, counts or motility, but this dare. Some were in their and made her realize she’s ficult problem to treat, studies didn’t show in- was not shown to improve birthday suits while oth- her “own superhero.” She and modern interventions creased sperm production the chances of getting ers wore underwear or said it’s something she — while sometimes effec- and motility in men who pregnant. Another study masks. tive — can be expensive. wants to do every year. took a combination of ace- suggests that coenzyme Natasha Mell-Taylor “I’m doing it for myself,” So it’s not surprising that tyl-L-carnitine and L-car- Q10 may improve egg some people look to herbs participated with her she said. nitine. quality in mice, but study FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE husband, Jared Gruen- Model and former bur- and supplements as a — Vitamin E. results haven’t been con- wald, and their 3-year-old lesque performer Loretta possible alternative treat- One study found an as- firmed in humans. More The research on so- daughter, Juniper, who ment. sociation between taking research is needed to de- called fertility herbs Vendetta, back in the bike However, there’s no evi- vitamin E and improved termine whether such and supplements is in- rode in a child seat on saddle for the fourth time, dence in the medical liter- sperm motility in men findings lead to improved conclusive and based daddy’s bike. had another reason to at- ature that supports herbs who had low sperm counts fertility. on a few small studies. Mell-Taylor bore the tend: “I like to be naked.” Hot, dry summer bringing fewer cases of Lyme disease

By Patrick Whittle ages. Those are major months for But this summer, communities dryness last year, I thought we ASSOCIATED PRESS incidence of the disease. from Connecticut to Vermont probably would not have much The arachnids have more are reporting fewer ticks. New of a year this year, and the real New England's hot summer difficulty surviving in hot and Hampshire had more than 1,800 wetness early in the summer might be helping keep the ticks dry weather, said Charles cases last year and only about may have delivered yet another that carry Lyme disease at bay. Lubelczyk, a field biologist with 400 at the midway point of this punch." The Northeastern states — the Maine Medical Center Re- year. Lyme disease follows a tick which are some of the worst for search Institute in Scarborough, It's possible that the drought bite and can cause symptoms Lyme in the U.S., posing a haz- Maine. Maine has had a steamy at the end of last summer killed such as joint pain, weakness ard to residents and vacationers summer, with Portland experi- a lot of ticks that should have and fatigue. Some scientists alike — are still totaling the encing the hottest August on re- appeared this spring, said Sam have suggested that warming number of Lyme cases from the cord, and rainfall has been less Telford III, a professor of infec- temperatures ultimately could summer months, and there will than normal in many places. tious disease and global health make the disease more preva- likely be more in the fall. But "They aren't as active as they at Tufts University. lent. Alan Eaton, an emeritus preliminary indicators show would normally be. That may Telford added that factors be- extension entomology professor FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE the disease abating, and public translate into less risk for some sides heat have likely played at the University of New Hamp- health authorities are finding people," Lubelczyk said. "This a role in reduced Lyme cases. shire, said the sheer number of The Blacklegged tick, also fewer deer ticks, state officials is also being reported in other Some areas actually had heavy ticks is unlikely to budge much known as a deer tick, is a and researchers said. parts of New England as well." rain, and that resulted in ticks from one summer. carrier of Lyme disease. In Maine, there had been a It's possible the ticks have not not seeking hosts for a meal of Officials in Vermont said steady annual growth of Lyme died, because they have the abil- blood, he said. it's too early to tell what their Lyme disease investigations in cases, including a jump of 23 per- ity to hunker down and survive "I have only heard from Nan- state's final numbers will be for the state so far suggests that cent to more than 1,850 last year. in less than ideal conditions, tucket, and they are a pretty 2018. Lyme disease cases are of- cases will be down, said Brad- But the Maine Center for Dis- Lubelczyk said. States will have good indicator, because they are ten reported months after their ease Control and Prevention said a better idea after the fall, which always way up, and when they onset, and many more cases will ley Tompkins, an epidemiologist Lyme cases for May, June and can also be a bad season for say things are down, it's inter- emerge in the fall. and program chief with the Ver- July were below long-term aver- Lyme infections. esting," Telford said. "With that However, the number of the mont Department of Health. A day with long-haul hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail

By Rick Lund “We call it the 10,000-yard stare,” the PCT at the ski resort at Ste- THE SEATTLE TIMES said Katie, a spokeswoman with the vens Pass and hike to Trap Lake — Skykomish Ranger Station. “And and possibly Surprise Lake — and They’re easy to spot this time of that’s kinda sad, because they’re back. But by beginning at the Sur- year in the North Cascades: lean, coming into the most beautiful part prise Creek trailhead near Scenic, fast-moving hiking machines in their of the Cascades.” just southwest of Stevens Pass, we trail-running shoes, ultralightweight And that is the reason my two would shave off about 9 miles each backpacks and a look in the eyes that backpacking companions and I chose way, reaching Surprise Lake rath- says they have places to go. to hike a portion of the Pacific Crest er easily and still spending a good It’s the annual migration of thou- Trail just south of Stevens Pass, in amount of time on the PCT. sands of northbound hikers trav- early August — before the wildfires The nearly 5-mile trail to Sur- eling the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest in British Columbia and Washing- prise Lake traverses sturdy stairs Trail from the Mexico border to ton turned the Cascade Range into and a large log bridge over Surprise Canada. Most of them began the the Smoky Mountains. Creek, all along a well-maintained journey in late spring, which means At this point, long-distance PCT trail through a majestic forest of an- to reach their destination before the travelers, or “thru-hikers” as they’re cient cedars and hemlocks. The trail, snow falls, they’ll need to average at more often called, are just beginning which begins at 2,200 feet and climbs least 18 to 22 miles per day. to experience classic North Cas- to 4,500 at Surprise Lake, is gaining Hence the look you get as they cades hiking, with its signature gla- in popularity, especially with day whoosh! past you on this well-trav- cier peaks and glistening, high-Al- hikers. It attracts between 75 and FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE eled highway to heaven, their eyes pine lakes. 100 people on weekends, according to The Pacific Crest Trail in Washington. clearly on the prize ahead. Our original plan was to begin on the Skykomish Ranger Station.