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By Bella diGrazia Swampscott resident ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — While loud noises annoy making noise about noise some, it’s different for Neil Donnenfeld. The sounds are excruciatingly painful for him. Donnenfeld’s hearing troubles began about seven years ago, after he lost a third of his hearing. He was diagnosed with acous- tic neuroma, a benign brain tumor that sits on the hearing nerves. Treat- ment included radiation. His world turned upside down, which is why he left his beloved corporate job and dedicated his time to researching noise pollution. His goal? To raise awareness about the indoor and outdoor sounds that hurt people with hearing disabilities. “Noise was off my radar and irrelevant to my life until six years ago,” he said. “The effects of noise State Land Court Chief Justice for me throughout the day ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK are cumulative and there’s Gordon H. Piper swore in Christi- A motorcycle drives past Neil Donnenfeld’s house on Humphrey Street in a certain amount I can na Geaney of Lynn as Land Court Swampscott. Donnenfeld, who is noise disabled, wants to start raising aware- handle before I experience Chief Title Examiner. ness about the environmental hazards of loud noises, especially for people with hearing disabilities. SWAMPSCOTT, A3 Hail to By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF Nahant ready for a the chief of NAHANT — Rowers will party like it’s 1971 on Saturday with a longtime Grand (Pram) old time Land Court tradition created for the fun and companionship of Lynn’s Christina Geaney is the new chief the town. title examiner for the state Land Court af- Town resident Robert ter being sworn in on Thursday by Chief Risch started Nahant’s Justice Gordon H. Piper. Grand Pram in the early Geaney works with Land Court jus- 1970s. He realized many tices on title issues, oversees the Title of the beachgoers he Examination department, works with the spent his summer days court’s Survey department and provides sunbathing beside often technical assistance to the 21 Land Reg- disappeared for the year istry Districts. after Labor Day. “I am excited. Being appointed to this “A friend of mine, Wayne job reinforces my belief that every day you Hanson, and I would have an opportunity to learn something spend the summer at new and to work hard toward your goals,” Short Beach like most of Geaney said. the town,” said Risch. “We Born in Guyana, a nation in South Amer- needed something to wrap ica, Geaney grew up mostly in Florida and up the summer.” attended the University of South Florida And so the Grand Pram before transferring to, and graduating was born. from the University of Miami. In its rst year, 10 con- She met her husband, Kevin, while at- testants lined up about tending the University of Notre Dame a dozen feet from the Law School. Geaney is the mother of three shore with their prams. children — Molly, Shelby and Liam. The small, box-shaped Geaney worked at the Southern Essex boats are popular in town. Registry of Deeds from 2003 to 2016 be- Contestants lifted up the fore joining the Land Court as a title ex- boats and ran towards the aminer. water. Two participants “Stepping into the Land Court on day one felt like a natural transition from my NAHANT, A3 Grand Pram competitors run into the water at Short Beach in the 1970s. registry experience,” she said. Developer hopes the fourth time’s the charm in Peabody By Thomas Grillo ated the 50-bed facility for a year ITEM STAFF before they closed, citing a decline in admissions and Medicare en- PEABODY — An overseas de- rollments. velopment team hopes its fourth But nearly two years later, the attempt to turn the vacant J.B. company is still trying to get the Thomas Hospital into an over- right number of units to win back- 55 community will win city and neighborhood support. ing for the plan. The developer Hemisphere Development rst proposed 150 units, then 135 Group, a Chinese company with an and 120. of ce in Boston, has reintroduced Under the latest proposal, the King’s Residence. The revised 112-year-old hospital would be project would include 110 one- and demolished and replaced with two-bedroom condominiums for three, four-story wood frame and seniors starting at $400,000. concrete buildings and parking for Hemisphere Development 238 cars. In its application for a special bought the two- and three-story RENDERING | HEMISPHERE DEVELOPMENT GROUP brick campus on King Street in permit, Hemisphere is seeking to 2017 for $1.9 million from Cura- Developers of the former J.B. Thomas Hospital hope by reducing their over-55 con- health Property LLC. They oper- PEABODY, A3 dominium project to 110 units, the neighborhood will support it.

By Bridget Turcotte bringing them back. July 31, Aubrey Atwater of Atwa- INSIDE Saugus ITEM STAFF “This tradition started a long ter and Donnelly will perform tra- Opinion time ago,” said Ranger Mike Parr. ditional American and Celtic folk SAUGUS — Summer concerts “It’s something that several of us music and dance. Stop making City Hall resurrects are making an encore at the Sau- rangers on staff remember from Aug. 7 will be a mix of jazz by the workers feel the heat. A4 gus Iron Works.  years past. We felt it was import- New New Orleans Jazz Band, fol- concerts For decades, spectators brought a ant to bring back that concert se- lowed by bluegrass by Fort Point Krause: He built upon chair and a picnic basket to the na- a solid Foundation. A4 ries, and spirit of the art of music, Ramblers on Aug. 14. The next tional park and spent warm sum- and just get back and meet the week will be Cajun and zydeco by LOOK! in the park mer evenings enjoying tunes by neighbors and reconnect through Squeeze Box Stompers. Breaking it down with various military bands, high school a fun, festive event.” Nick Finestone and Shiver, a Bella: It was a man’s bands and other regulars. The The series will kick off on new age jazz band, will perform world in new music. A8 weeknight concerts began in 1974 Wednesday, July 24 with ’60s, ’70s, on Aug. 28. and continued into the early 2000s. and ’80s music by Tony Malionek Now, a group of rangers are and Company. The next week, on SAUGUS, A3

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Cheryl A. Church, 62 Offshore wind farm dealt 1957-2019 BEVERLY — Cheryl A. (Ragu- setbacks by regulators sa) Church, age 62, of Beverly and formerly of Lynn, died on Wednesday, July 10, 2019, EDGARTOWN (AP) — was concerned Vineyard provided the commission The latest stumbles for at Massachusetts General The company hoping to Wind had not provided as- with a detailed, compre- Vineyard Wind comes as Hospital, Boston following a build a wind farm off the surances against “adverse hensive ling and re- Massachusetts of cials courageous 18-month battle coast of Massachusetts ap- effects” from the cables, sponded to all requests for are recommending the with pancreatic cancer. She pealed to the state Friday saying the area is critical information. state double its commit- was the wife of the late John after the project hit snags for the protection of ma- The commission also ment to offshore wind Church, with whom she shared with local and federal reg- rine sheries, ood control had access to the project’s projects as part of an on- more than ve years of mar- ulators. and protection of wildlife construction and opera- going effort to transition riage. The Edgartown Con- habitat. tions plan, and received the state toward more re- Born in Boston in 1957, servation Commission on Commercial shermen con rmation that the newable energy sources. Cheryl was the daughter of Martha’s Vineyard voted have also questioned the project would not impact A report released in May the late Phillip and Carol this week to deny Vine- plan. endangered species from by the Department of En- (Malerba) Ragusa. She was yard Wind’s application Vineyard Wind said Fri- the state’s Natural Heri- ergy Resources calls for to lay transmission cables day it will ask the Massa- tage and Endangered Spe- raised and educated in East the state to move forward that would pass about a chusetts Department of cies Program, according to Boston and Lynn, attended with an additional pro- mile east of Edgartown. Environmental Protection Vineyard Wind. Lynn English High School, and curement of up to 1,600 Separately, the federal to override the Edgartown Another body, the Mar- has lived in Beverly for the “Baby Girl” Memioglu, due in megawatts of offshore past 10 years. She received September; her brothers, Phil- Bureau of Ocean Energy decision. tha’s Vineyard Commis- Management has delayed “We are disappointed sion, approved the cables wind capacity, or enough her medical billing certi cate lip Ragusa of Lynn, Anthony to power up to 1 million from Southern Maine Com- Ragusa and his wife Wendy issuing a nal environ- in the Commission’s de- earlier this year. mental impact statement cision, which was awed, Planners are hoping the homes. munity College and worked as of Peabody and Mark Ragusa That would be on top of and his signi cant other Karen that would help clear the inconsistent with the evi- project will begin produc- a medical biller at American the 1,600 megawatts of of Gloucester; her sisters, Car- way for construction of the dence before it, and in con- ing power in 2021. The Homecare Specialists in Wo- offshore wind Massachu- oline Merrill and her husband 84-turbine, 800-megawatt trast to the conclusions of company said the wind burn along with her sister for setts was authorized to many years. John of Boxford and Valerie wind farm. many other regulatory au- farm will reduce Massa- award contracts for under Cheryl enjoyed cooking, Smith and her husband David The project is key to a thorities,” Erich Stephens, chusetts’ carbon emissions the 2016 renewable en- crocheting, watching Lifetime of Kennebunkport, Maine; and 2016 state law aimed at chief development of cer by more than 1.6 million Television and in earlier years her many nieces, nephews boosting supplies of re- for Vineyard Wind, said in tons per year, the equiva- ergy law, the largest pro- spent summers at Pine Acres and close friends. In addition newable energy. a written statement. lent of removing 325,000 curement of offshore wind Campground in Raymond, to her husband and parents, The Edgartown board The company said it has cars from state roads. power by a U.S. state. N.H., with her family. She Cheryl was predeceased by loved having “girl nights” with her sister Dorothy Coates. her daughters and spoiling Service information: Vis- Governor pushes back at feds her grandchildren. Cheryl was iting hours will be on Tues- a ghter and exceeded the day, July 16, 2019 in the average survival time by one SOLIMINE Funeral Home, year and did it all while living 426 Broadway (Route 129), on protection for rare whales on her own terms. She was Lynn, from 4-8 p.m. Relatives very sel ess, always putting and friends are respectfully By David Sharp the needs of others before her invited. In lieu of owers, do- ASSOCIATED PRESS own, and is described by her nations in Cheryl’s memory family as loving, funny and un- may be made to the Mas- PORTLAND, Maine — A apologetically herself by those sachusetts General Hospi- directive for new protec- who knew her best. tal, Pediatric Oncology, 125 tions for endangered right Cheryl is survived by her lov- Nashua St., Suite 540, Bos- whales represents an “ab- ing daughters, Cheryl Church ton, MA 02114. Directions surd federal overreach” and her husband Bruno and online guestbook at that places an unfair bur- Aguiar of Beverly and Megan www.solimine.com. den on Maine’s signature Church and her husband Alp- lobster shery, Gov. Janet er Memioglu of Brookline; her Mills said. beloved grandchildren, Lucas, She ordered the state Walker and Tessa Aguiar, and Department of Marine Resources to draft an al- ternative plan that would MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS reduce the impact on lobstermen. “My administration will out the details,” according Baker sends union fees bill not allow any bureaucrat to the House’s assistant back to state lawmakers to undermine our lobster majority leader. industry or our economy Both branches sched- BOSTON (AP) — Gov. with foolish, unsupported uled rare Friday sessions Charlie Baker is recom- and ill-advised regula- for the rst time this mending changes to a tions,” she wrote in a let- year in case conference bill that would let unions ter this week to the lobster committees reached a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS representing public work- industry. deal on the budget or on ers charge non-members The National Oceanic The baleen is visible as a North Atlantic right whale feeds on the surface distracted-driving legis- costs associated with rep- and Atmospheric Admin- of Cape Cod bay off the coast of Plymouth. lation. But after meet- resenting them through istration wants the state ing for approximately the grievance process. to present a plan in Sep- two minutes, the House dustry in the face of ab- ber, but it won’t neces- original recommendations The bill was given nal tember for reducing the adjourned until Monday, surd federal overreach.” sarily look anything like to the agency. approval last week in the lobster industry’s threat ensuring that at least Maine’s congressional the original proposal by The submission of a plan Democratic-controlled to right whales by 60 per- several more days will delegation, which sup- an NOAA team, said Jeff is another step in the pro- House and Senate and cent. pass before a nal spend- ports Mills, says a “sci- Nichols, spokesman for cess of creating new rules sent to Baker’s desk. The The plan would mean re- ing plan is enacted. ence-informed and equita- the Maine Department of to protect right whales. Republican returned it to ducing by half the number “We were hopeful that ble solution” is needed to Marine Resources. The target is to have the lawmakers on Friday. of lobster trap lines that something might have protect the whales, which “We’re acting on that on rules in place in 2021. The governor is seeking could entangle whales. It occurred,” Rep. Paul number around 400. the governor’s direction to The proposed restric- changes he says would would also require weaker Donato told the News Maine of cials say the reevaluate the data and tions on trap lines come still let unions work with rope for traps in federal Service after the session. burden on lobstermen come back in September at a challenging time for non-members, charge waters. “That’s the reason why is unfair because most with a plan that includes a lobstermen. A warming them for representation, But the Democratic gov- we came in today. But it right whales swim far- risk-reduction target that ocean has triggered con- and provide access to ernor says that Maine’s appears that (negotiators) ther offshore, away from is more commensurate cerns about the long-term the information public lobster industry isn’t the have made some strides the thousands of lobster with what’s happening health of the shery, and a employee unions need to “primary problem” and and are working over the traps in Maine waters. in Maine waters,” he said shortage in herring used communicate with mem- that there’s a “disturbing Friday. weekend. We’re hoping So it doesn’t make sense for bait is creating a worry bers and non-members. lack of evidence” connect- to impose drastic restric- NOAA issued a state- that by next week, we for lobstermen this sum- But Baker opposes ing it to recent right whale tions that could imperil ment saying it was “disap- will be able to say that mer. language in the bill deaths. Six have died in the state’s lucrative lob- pointed” that Maine may we’re going to work on a Most of the U.S. lobster that would grant union recent weeks in Canadian ster shery, they say. “unilaterally” withdraw budget.” catch comes to the shore of cials access to infor- waters. Maine scientists will from a process that includ- in Maine, where lobster- mation like the cellphone She said she would “de- reexamine the issue and ed Maine participants on men landed nearly 120 numbers of non-union Environmental Protection fend Maine’s lobster in- submit a plan in Septem- the panel that made the million pounds last year. members. chief upholds permit for The bill is a response natural gas project to a 2018 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that threat- BOSTON (SHNS) — Probe prompts more than 1,600 ened to weaken the The state’s top environ- nances of public unions. mental protection of cial upheld an air-quality per- driver’s license suspensions House quits for weekend mit Friday for a natural without budget accord gas compressor station in Weymouth, disappoint- By Steve LeBlanc suspension actions taken “Although we can nd side audit rm, has be- BOSTON (SHNS) — ing the project’s many ASSOCIATED PRESS in Massachusetts to other no evidence that the RMV gun what they’re calling states in ‘real time.’” has ever had a consistent an “end-to-end forensic An annual state budget opponents and adopting BOSTON — More than agreement continues to the recommendation of The memo said there practice of mailing noti- review of RMV process- 1,600 Massachusetts driv- were some exceptions “in- cations to other states es with respect to out-of- elude Beacon Hill Dem- a hearing of cer who ers have had their licens- ocrats almost two weeks oversaw a chaotic appeal cluding a period of time when their residents are state noti cations.” es suspended following a during which Massachu- subject to suspension ac- Massachusetts lawmak- after their deadline, and process. Registry of Motor Vehi- negotiators plan to work setts and New Hampshire tions in Massachusetts, ers are planning to hold Department of Envi- cles review prompted by over the weekend to “iron exchanged electronic les we have decided that in an oversight hearing in ronmental Protection a deadly crash that killed Commissioner Martin in an attempt to ensure the interest of safety the July to conduct a public seven motorcyclists in Suuberg’s nal decision that both states’ records appropriate practice is to examination of what it IN MEMORIAM New Hampshire. clears a major hurdle for were up to date.” mail out noti cations to called “the management, EARLINE FANEUF The unprocessed out-of- 1925 ~ JULY 13 ~ 2019 Enbridge as the energy The registry is trying to other states when out-of- notice and record-keeping state violations were dis- ON YOUR BIRTHDAY giant looks to advance its improve the way it han- state, non-CDL drivers issues” at the registry. Atlantic Bridge natural covered in bins at registry dles incoming out-of-state are suspended in Massa- gas pipeline infrastruc- headquarters and during noti cations received by chusetts,” the memo said, ture, despite steady re- a search of the agency’s mail to make sure they referring to commercial archives dating back to 781-593-7700 sistance from opponents are scanned and reviewed, driver licenses. Publishing Daily, except Sundays who warn the project will 2011. and that any noti cations Connecticut of cials USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 carry signi cant public A Friday memo from Ma- triggering suspension are twice alerted Massachu- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA health and public safety rie Breen, general counsel acted upon quickly. setts about a drunken and additional of ces. for the Massachusetts Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item risks. “Since July 1, we have driving arrest against the Subscriptions Residents and munici- Department of Transpor- reviewed over 1,477 pieces driver charged in the June Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States pal leaders in Weymouth, tation, and Jamey Tesler, of incoming mail contain- 21 crash, Volodymyr Zhu- $20.00 for 4 weeks Quincy, Braintree and acting Registrar of Motor ing out-of-state noti ca- kovskyy, of West Spring- $65.00 for 13 weeks Vehicles, also said there’s tions and issued 98 sus- eld, but Massachusetts $130.00 for 26 weeks Hingham who initially $260.00 for 1 year challenged the air quality “no evidence that the pensions of out-of-state failed to act to suspend his Send payment to and POSTMASTER, RMV has (at least not for drivers,” the memo said. license. MOM ~ Missing you and always permit have previously send address changes to: thinking of you, especially said they plan to appeal many years) had a consis- The report also said the Zhukovskyy pleaded not The Daily Item on your birthday. in court, something Suu- tent practice of sending registry will now rely on guilty. 110 Munroe St. Love, Jo, Jan, and Jim and family out mail or electronic no- mailing noti cations to Of cials also said that P.O. Box 5 Reunited with husband Arthur berg speci cally outlined Lynn, MA 01903 as a right in his decision. ti cation of violations or other states. Grant Thornton, an out- SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Who’s behind voting-machine Saugus resurrects makers? Money of unclear origins concerts in the park SAUGUS series and let people know By Emery P. Dalesio Carolina told The Asso- country’s ninth largest ing generally known or From A1 that the Iron Works is still ASSOCIATED PRESS ciated Press they’re con- state by population — is readily ascertainable and here.” trolled by U.S. citizens. heating up as a market for makes reasonable efforts To wrap up the series, RALEIGH, N.C. — The The concerts are free They claimed they have voting equipment because to maintain the secrecy of Tony Malionek and Com- voting-machine makers no ties to foreign oligarchs the state has required this information.” and open to the public. Al- that aim to sell their sys- pany will be back with a or other nefarious persons touchscreen-only systems Election Systems & Soft- cohol is not allowed in the tems in North Carolina special performance on facing financial sanctions to be replaced after No- ware did disclose that it are largely owned by pri- Founders Day, Sept. 7 at park. by Washington. But they vember with equipment is controlled through an vate equity firms that 4 p.m. didn’t provide information that produces a paper intermediary company Bridget Turcotte can be don’t disclose their inves- “We’ve got what we about the sources of the record. The change will by McCarthy Group, a reached at bturcotte@item- tors. think is a good lineup,” money they invest. And affect machines in about The companies didn’t private equity firm also said Parr. “The goal is to live.com. Follow her on they asked the board not want the public to know a third of the state’s 100 based in Omaha. The CEO reinvigorate the concert Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. even that much. to share what they did dis- counties. New voting sys- and chief financial offi- North Carolina’s state- close with the public. tems purchased from ap- cer of ES&S own smaller wide elections board The elections board re- proved companies could stakes. Nahant ready to have a demanded the ma- leased the companies’ be in use for a decade. Hart InterCivic said chine-makers’ ownership responses — as required The three companies nearly 80 percent of its Grand (Pram) old time information last month af- by law — under a public — Omaha, Neb.-based ownership is held through ter special counsel Robert records request from The Election Systems & Soft- an intermediary company AP. ware; Boston-based Clear by H.I.G. Capital, a Miami, NAHANT testants. Now, it draws Mueller’s April report into hundreds of people with Russian efforts to sway Election security watch- Ballot; and Austin, Tex- Fla.-based private equity From A1 dogs remain frustrated. as-based Hart InterCiv- firm. Gregg L. Burt, Hart’s multiple races, including the 2016 presidential elec- jumped into each boat “The answer that we ic — were told to disclose board chairman and for- a modified version for chil- tion. Their concerns about while one person rowed to all really want is, is there anyone holding a 5 per- mer CEO and the founder dren under 12, a kayak potential foreign inter- an anchored lobster boat, foreign influence overcent or greater stake, or in of his own Austin-based race and paddle board race ference have grown since captained by Bill Ma- the companies that make a parent company or any private equity firm, owns for ages 13 and up, and the Maryland officials learned honey. equipment that’s used in subsidiaries. traditional Grand Pram last year that a company another 10.5 percent, the “A pram was not easy to our elections? We didn’t All three private compa- company disclosed. for ages 21 and older. maintaining that state’s row because of the blunt Lifejackets are required election infrastructure did get that answer, because nies responded by listing Clear Ballot founders end,” said Risch. “That for all racers. The event not disclose its financing the actual influence is their executives and equi- Larry Moore and Tim was the idea. It sounds has been moved to the by a venture fund whose obfuscated behind the ty funds as chief owners. Halvorsen, later investor easy but when you run Town Wharf. This year, largest investor is a Rus- private equity firms,”And all three asked that Steven Papa and Raging into the water, the waves there will also be a cook- sian oligarch. said Maurice Turner, who even these responses be Capital Opportunity Fund slap you back.” out and a rubber ducky The private-equity back- focuses on election secu- kept confidential. V LLC all own more than Contestants had to row regatta. Funds raised ers of the three voting rity at the Center for De- Hart InterCivic said 5 percent stakes, the elec- around the lobster boat, through the event go to systems vendors seeking mocracy & Technology in that it “derives indepen- tion systems maker said, catch a can of beer thrown the Nahant Sailing Pro- approval to sell to county Washington, D.C. dent actual value from without detailing each by Mahoney and drink gram. elections boards in North North Carolina — the this information not be- owner’s share. it. They had to finish the The event will begin at beer before returning to 4 p.m. land and carrying the boat “The race, just like it was back to the starting point. in the start of the ’70s, is “We made yellow slick- for the fun and compan- ers and that was the ionship of the town,” said first-place prize,” he said. Risch. “People would break their neck to get that slicker Bridget Turcotte can be and wear it around town.” reached at bturcotte@item- The event quickly grew live.com. Follow her on to include about 100 con- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Developer hopes the fourth time’s the charm in Peabody PEABODY hood. From A1 “No one is trying to be unreasonable, but it’s still change the zoning to allow basically the same proj- multifamily housing. ect,” said John Salisbury, Mayor Edward Betten- who lives on Emerson court Jr. said the senior Street. development on the three- He said many neighbors acre site may not be the prefer the zoning remain perfect project for King the same which allows for Street. But he likes that single- and multi-family the new owner has re- homes. duced the number of units “The hospital building by 27 percent since its in- is out of character with ception to accommodate the neighborhood, but it’s residents. there,” Salisbury said. “I am pleased the num- “They want to build some- ber of units has gone thing much bigger, more down,” he said. “I’ve heard spread out and more in- from a number of residents trusive to the neighbor- who have valid concerns hood, and that’s not OK.” about traffic. But this is a City Councilor-at-Large plan that can work for that Anne Manning Martin section of the city.” agrees. Doing nothing, he said, “The neighbors are furi- will result in the building ous,” she said. “This proj- continuing to deteriorate ect is being forced down ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK or worse. everyone’s throat in the “The buyer made a sig- middle of summer. Let’s A “Please Don’t Honk” sign hangs from the balcony of Neil Donnenfeld’s home on Humphrey nificant investment to keep the neighborhood Street in Swampscott. buy the property and residential.” has vowed to clean it up, Ward 4 City Councilor which could cost up to $2 Edward Charest, whose Swampscott resident making noise about noise million,” Bettencourt said. district includes the prop- “I’ve always been con- erty, has been supportive SWAMPSCOTT and it’s not being talked have the technology to conditions. cerned about the building of the project. He could not From A1 about enough. I’m part of make motorcycles much “Right now, it’s import- sitting there for years as be reached for comment. a network of a dozen peo- quieter than the regula- ant for us to listen careful- an eyesore.” Athan Vontzalides, fatigue or cognitive mem- ple nationwide that are tions allow.” ly to these concerns Neil The other fear the may- Hemisphere’s Peabody ory loss. Imagine standing moving the needle in im- Quieting down exhaust brought forward, and we or expressed was a poten- attorney, said given the next to a basketball refer- proving the quality of life pipes will not be the end will continue to work with tial Chapter 40B project. cost to buy the property of ee who blows a whistle full for Americans in this soci- of Donnenfeld’s efforts, citizens like him and folks Under state rules, com- nearly $2 million, anoth- blast next to your head, ety with this disability.” he said. The 26-year res- who are impacted by some munities that lack suf- er $1 million to demolish that’s how it feels for me.” Aside from members of ident hopes to find other of the noise,” he said. “We ficient affordable homes it, an unknown amount The Humphrey Street the Selectboard, Donnen- solutions for the hurtful are a town of three square and apartments among its for cleanup if asbestos is resident lobbied the Se- feld said he has talked loud noises in businesses, miles, so we have to be housing stock are vulnera- found, the project is not lectboard to implement with state Rep. Lori Eh- such as restaurants. He mindful of our noise im- ble to developers who can economically feasible with a bylaw that would fine rlich (D-Marblehead) and said public places must be pact.” avoid local zoning’s height fewer than 110 units. motorcycle operators with Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito. He aware and be sensitive to Swampscott Police Chief and density limits. Pea- “My client has been ap- modified exhaust pipes doesn’t have it out for mo- the difficulties of the hear- Ronald Madigan said he body’s affordable inven- proached by several de- that lack a sound emis- torcycles, he said, he just ing-challenged. understands Donnenfeld’s tory is at 9.3 percent, the velopers who want to do sion label from the U.S. wants to make noise about “Where is the space in concerns about noise and threshold is 10 percent. a 40B project at the site, Environmental Protection noise pollution. An ordi- our society for the enor- the department under- “That kind of develop- but they have declined,” Agency (EPA). nance for motorcycle ex- mously vast number of stands that it impacts the ment would not fit the he said. “The bottom line The label says the mo- haust pipes, he insists, is people who are noise chal- town’s quality of life. If a neighborhood,” Betten- is that it’s impossible to torcycle is in compliance the easiest place to start, lenged?” he asked. bylaw is created from Don- court said. “While they ha- do development anywhere with the EPA’s decibel given regulations already He isn’t fighting for this nenfeld’s efforts, Madigan ven’t said they would go without opposition.” regulations. In Massachu- put in place by the EPA. cause for himself, he said. said, officers on patrol the 40B route, they have A public hearing is set setts, state law requires “This is really the Donnenfeld is fighting it would have to be quick the right to and we are for Thursday, Aug. 22 at motorcycle exhaust pipes low-hanging fruit,” said for the town’s elderly, res- with their decibel meters. trying to work with them.” City Hall and the council not to exceed 82 decibels Les Blomberg, executive idents with hearing and He supports the idea of But one neighbor, who could vote on the project at less than 45 mph or 86 director of Noise Pollu- sensory sensitivity, such keeping motorcyclists in said he can see the hos- that night. decibels over 45 mph. tion Clearinghouse. “As a as autism, and for the fu- compliance with the fed- pital from his home, said 100-plus units is still too Thomas Grillo can be Donnenfeld, 57, has a community that’s trying ture children of Swamp- eral laws already in place, he added. big and is out of step with reached at tgrillo@item- phone app that reads deci- to address noise pollution scott who don’t want per- “I’m very grateful and the tight-knit neighbor- live.com. bel meters. He said when issues and wants to create manent ear damage from optimistic,” Donnenfeld the level hits above 70 the greatest improvement high-level decibels. said. “Change doesn’t hap- is when the pain begins. with the least amount of Town Administrator LAW OFFICES OF pen quickly but this does There are pairs of ear- effort, this is where you Sean Fitzgerald said he SUBSCRIBE JAMES J. CARRIGAN affect a broad group of muff headphones in nearly start.” is well-aware of the issue people here. It’s assaultive • Social Security Disability every corner of his home, Neil is not asking for of noise pollution. He met noise and I’m asking our • Workers Compensation and he couldn’t imagine silence, he said. Instead, • Accidents with Donnenfeld on sever- Selectboard to do some- leaving the house without 25 years located across he’s asking to turn motor- al occasions and is happy thing about it.” at least one, he said. cycles back to what they to work with him on public from Lynn District Court “I have come across ir- were when they were pur- outreach efforts to help ev- Bella diGrazia can be 15 Johnson St. refutable evidence that chased. eryone understand there reached at bdigrazia@ Call 781-596-0100 noise is a health hazard,” JAMES J. CARRIGAN “This is an almost are some noise levels that itemlive.com. Follow her 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN he said. “It’s one that’s 40-year-old regulation,” can be painful and upset- on Twitter @BelladiGra- to set up your home LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL right in front of our faces Blomberg said. “Now we ting to folks with certain zia. subscripton. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 OPINION

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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Stop making City Hall M£ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. C¡ C Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall workers take the heat 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan It’s the same every sum- Lloyd “Butchie” Barnes, permits and inspection Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman mer: Temperatures spike, with a 1940s-era rooftop requests, and perform Customer Service humidity sinks in and the cooling system designed dozens of other import- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS people who work in Lynn to draw hot air out of the ant municipal jobs. In the Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 City Hall serving the pub- building at night in the Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 summer, they do their jobs All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 lic must work through the summer. with fans buzzing in their 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 day without air condition- The system worked in offices or puny freestand- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ing. tandem with ventilation Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ing air conditioners puff- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Newspapers all too of- openings outfitted in City Classifi ed/Legal Advertising ing out insufficient relief. classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 ten take aim at people Hall office doors. Over the It’s not fair to expect Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 working in government decades, those openings Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 city employees to perform jobs. But when it comes to were boarded up for one [email protected] John S. Moran, 1975-1990 at the peak of their abili- Executive Editor, summertime in City Hall, reason or another and Circulation we stand up for the em- the air conditioning sys- ties if they were working [email protected] ployees who have to sweat tem degraded to the point in sweltering offices. It is Ext. 3 also a health risk. It’s time while they do their jobs as where it does little to cool Newsroom professionally as possible. the building. to provide the profession- [email protected] City Hall was original- City workers process tax als who work in City Hall [email protected] ly designed, according to bills, sell tickets to audi- with the relief they de- Ext. 4 former Facilities Manager torium concerts, prepare serve. Sports [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online He built upon a solid Foundation Advertising [email protected] For the first time in 33 seems to have taken. • expanded the roster got to see one, a baseball ADVERTISING years, there was some- Grant in 1990 convened of games from football to game at Clancy Field at Ernie Carpenter Jr. thing missing from the Ag- a few heavy hitters from nine, with baseball, soft- Breed Middle School, he Director of Advertising ganis games last month. the Lynn business commu- ball, and boys and girls got into a conversation and Business Development, ext. 1355 Ted Grant. nity and they recruited a Steve soccer, basketball and la- with former Swampscott [email protected] Grant, who had been few dozen others to create Krause crosse; and the Agganis baseball and football Ralph Mitchell either chairman or presi- the Lynn Business Part- Game became Agganis Sales Representative, ext. 1313 coach Frank DeFelice that [email protected] dent of the Agganis Foun- nership (LBP) — which is Week — the only such resulted in his daughter, foundation. He suggested dation since 1992 (after still facilitating positive weeklong celebration of Jaclyn Chandler Grant, Patricia Whalen chairing the football game change in the city. Grant contact his neph- high school sports in the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ew, Tom Demakes of Old going to BC. Trust me, it’s [email protected] beginning in 1987) turned In 1995, he founded a commonwealth; a great story but one way the keys over to Andrew public relations company, Neighborhood Foods, and • brought in the Thomas BUSINESS OFFICE the late Angie Laskaris too long to tell here. Demakes in time for the Grant Communications A. Yawkey Foundation, re- Friendships were solid- Maria Alvaracin implementation of Aggan- Consulting Group (GCCG), (Nandee’s Restaurant in sulting in $500,000 in con- ext. 1205 ified during those three is Week 2019. also still flourishing. At Lynn) and Mike Frangos tributions and the award- [email protected] decades. Grant views Iar- There are a couple of GCCG, he created “The (Commodore Restaurant ing of four 4-year $4,000 Susan J. Conti things you have to know in Beverly) to become scholarships for the past robino, who chairs the Controller, ext. 1288 Educator,” an award-win- [email protected] from the outset. One is ning publication devoted trustees. When Grant 19 years to Boston-area foundation’s scholarship that Harry Agganis was to public-school systems asked why they’d take student-athletes; committee, as a mentor, Ted Grant his call, Demakis replied, who helped him form the Publisher, ext. 1234 Lynn’s best athlete ever that went nationwide. • established scholar- [email protected] — and that’s not just my In all cases, he says, it “Because I’ll tell them to.” ships in memory of the LBP and GCCG. They did. They joined. Paul Halloran was his Marian Kinney opinion, but backed up was about forming the late Lynn mayor Patrick ext. 1212 by an end-of-the-century right team. That relationship car- J. McManus, and the late right hand first at The [email protected] Item poll consisting of ex- That was certainly the ried on with Charlie’s son Item sports editor Edward Item, then at GCCG, and Will Kraft perts who saw him play. case with Agganis. Attorney Tom Demakis, H. Cahill (funded by Ca- as executive director of Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 The second is that while From the time of Aggan- who became chairman hill’s son, Ed, an Agganis the Agganis Games. [email protected] when Grant became pres- the foundation honors an is’ death in 1955 through trustee), as well as those Grant can be a dream- Mike Shanahan elite athlete, it equally cel- the 1980s, its chairman ident in a reorganization endowed by Agganis’ er, and it took Shanah- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 ebrates and rewards aca- Harold Zimman ran the of the foundation, and grand-nephew Greg and an, whose strength is his [email protected] demic accomplishment. foundation with a group who has become a valu- Lynn businessman Jim pragmatism and business Carolina Trujillo Grant’s a Lynn guy, just of ex officio trustees (in- able sounding board and Baldini (given to students acumen, to talk him down Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 like I am. He grew up cluding, among others, the Grant’s friend. majoring in a STEM sub- and figure out how to pay [email protected] hearing the same stories presidents of BU, the Red Over time, Grant also ject in college); and for whatever visions of Jim Wilson about the same people Sox, the Bank of Boston, added the late Attorney • created the Aggan- grandeur he concocted Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] that I heard. Even though etc.). Upon assuming the Martin C. (Bozie) Gold- is Hall of Fame, through (including the purchase we were raised in differ- chair in ‘92, that was the man; then-Item publisher which the foundation has of this newspaper and its CIRCULATION ent sections of the city first thing Grant changed. Peter H. Gamage; Nick recognized the good works expansion as Essex Media Lisa Mahmoud (he Nahant Place; me on He went local. Kostan, who’d become of 128 community, sports Group [EMG], of which Manager, ext. 1239 superintendent of Lynn [email protected] the Lynn-Saugus line) the After a few phone calls, and media members en- Shanahan is chairman schools; banker Joe Riley; legends were one and the he came to the conclu- shrined, with awards in and CEO). CLASSIFIED attorneys Steve Smith and same. And the biggest leg- sion that Lynn Attorney the names of Zimman, De- If the mark of a suc- Abbe Young Smith end of them all was Aristo- Steve Walsh; the sitting makis, former FBI agent Charles Demakis was cessful stewardship is to Manager, ext. 1276 tle George Agganis. the patriarch of the local mayors of Lynn; and two Paul F. Cavanagh, former [email protected] see your tenure end with Putting together teams Greek community. So he guys who were a common Item sportswriter David C. the organization vastly GRAPHICS has long been Grant’s asked for a meeting — denominator in all Grant’s Weidner, and former Lynn Trevor Andreozzi M.O. Most of us who work one that he loves to talk professional endeavors: athletic director (and long- improved from the way it was when you took over, Designer with him (he is the pub- about, describing Demakis Tom Iarrobino and Mike time football game guru) [email protected] lisher and president of Es- as “a little guy behind a Shanahan. Dr. Elmo Benedetto. then by any measure you want to discuss, Grant’s Mohamed Diop sex Media Group, which massive desk” (and when The Agganis Foundation Grant speaks fondly of Designer owns The Item) are sick reminded Demakis was flourished. Under Grant his three-plus decades time with the Agganis [email protected] Foundation was a smash- of hearing how he learned 5-10, he said that only it: with the Agganis Founda- Mark Sutherland more about management demonstrates how mas- • exploded from tion. ing success. Creative Director from his St. Mary’s High sive was the desk). $647,180 in scholarships Oddly enough, he nev- Whether it was growing [email protected] baseball coach, Bob Guidi, “It was like meeting the awarded to almost $2 mil- er actually watched any the LBP, GCCG, EMG, or NEWSROOM the Agganis Foundation, than any professor he had Wizard of Oz.” lion; of the Agganis games be- Mike Alongi at Boston College — and Attorney Demakis, • grew its endow- cause he was usually too for Grant it was a game. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 I like Guidi — but what- in Grant’s estimation, ment from $184,411 to busy running them. But The Agganis Foundation [email protected] ever Guidi taught him changed the course of the $1,275,888; the one time he actually was the real winner. Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 JESSE KELLEY [email protected] Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] Bring school to jail Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] The Higher Education The Bureau of Justice to a new offense by 24 per- incarcerated people are easy to see how increasing Bella diGrazia Act (HEA), first passed in Statistics reports that 95 cent. prepared to return to their access to higher education Reporter, ext. 1317 1965, established finan- percent of all state pris- Expanding educational communities once they in prisons can benefit not [email protected] cial aid for college-bound oners will eventually be opportunities within pris- are released, investing in only incarcerated students Thomas Grillo students. Over time, law- released. And of those, 68 ons can also counteract their higher education rep- Reporter, ext. 1264 preparing for a world be- [email protected] makers have changed the percent will be re-arrested the inherently oppressive resents a significant step yond bars, but business HEA’s provisions accord- within three years. Unfor- nature of detention fa- toward that goal. Spenser Hasak owners searching for more Photographer, ext. 1332 ing to the shifting needs tunately, the inability to cilities. We all know that Unfortunately, prisoners’ educated employees and [email protected] of students and political find employment due in prisons can be dehuman- ability to access postsec- communities seeking in- izing. Yet education has ondary correctional edu- Thor Jourgensen trends. For example, the part to lack of education creased public safety. Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Violent Crime Control and — which, in turn, makes a transformative power cation programs is directly Twenty-five years ago, a [email protected] Law Enforcement Act of it more difficult to secure to counteract this dehu- tied to how much money now-infamous crime bill Daniel Kane 1994 amended the HEA housing — can lead a for- manization by changing the federal government helped lay the groundwork Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 to exclude incarcerated merly incarcerated person an incarcerated person’s grants colleges and univer- for mass incarceration and [email protected] students from receiving directly back into a famil- outlook on life. Building sities to teach incarcerated high recidivism rates. Leg- Steve Krause a specific form of federal iar cycle of criminal activ- confidence through learn- students. When the Violent Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 student aid known as Pell ity. ing can boost prisoners’ Crime Control Act stripped islation like the Fair Sen- [email protected] tencing Act and the FIRST Grants, which are awarded Clearly, current prison self-esteem and provide incarcerated individuals of Harold Rivera to students in dire finan- programming is not as them with the sense of their Pell Grant eligibility, Step Act took aim at those Sports Editor, ext. 1238 cial need to allow them to effective as it could be in human dignity that every these programs all but dis- mistakes. Now, the reau- [email protected] pursue higher education. reducing recidivism rates. person deserves. The more appeared. Reinstating fed- thorization of the HEA Roberto Scalese Right now on Capitol However, research is find- opportunities incarcerated eral Pell Grants for prison- presents a new opportuni- News Editor, ext. 1211 Hill, lawmakers are nego- ing that prisoner access individuals have to partici- ers will enable institutions ty to correct the misguided [email protected] tiating an HEA reauthori- to postsecondary educa- pate in such programs, the of higher learning to enter policies of our past. Law- Anne Marie Tobin zation. Using this opportu- tion is key to decreasing better chance they have of prisons, establish learning makers should seize it as Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] nity to reinstate Pell Grant recidivism. One study succeeding once they are centers and ultimately in- quickly as possible. eligibility for incarcerated in particular found that released. crease postsecondary edu- Bridget Turcotte Jesse Kelley is the govern- Reporter, ext. 1269 students would go a long earning a postsecondary Dehumanizing prison cational programming. [email protected] way toward offsetting the degree while incarcerated conditions and barriers to Discussing criminal jus- ment affairs and criminal injustices stemming from can reduce an individual’s successfully re-entering tice reform through the justice and civil liberties Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 an old crime control bill chance of re-arrest by 14 society are difficult chal- lens of educational reform manager at the R Street In- [email protected] that has done little to actu- percent and their chance lenges to overcome. But might seem odd at first, stitute and former criminal TECHNOLOGY ally reduce crime. of returning to prison due if we are to ensure that but after short study, it is defense attorney. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump’s big Cabinet turnover keeps growing as Acosta exits

By Darlene nomination by Trump to should never have been Superville the department’s No. 2 appointed by Trump and and Jill Colvin slot, citing Pizzella’s re- confirmed by the Senate. ASSOCIATED PRESS cord on labor rights. “Thank God he’s gone,” Acosta was the U.S. at- she said. WASHINGTON — Add- torney in Miami when he Acosta had also frus- ing to the lengthy list of oversaw a 2008 non-pros- trated some conservatives departures from Pres- ecution agreement that who wanted him gone long ident Donald Trump’s allowed Epstein to avoid Cabinet, Labor Secretary before the Epstein uproar. Alexander Acosta said federal trial but plead Among their objections Friday he’s stepping down guilty to state charges were his decisions to pro- amid the tumult over his and serve 13 months in ceed with several employ- handling of a 2008 secret jail. Similar charges filed ment discrimination law- plea deal with wealthy fi- against Epstein by federal suits and to allow certain nancier Jeffrey Epstein, prosecutors in New York Obama administration who is accused of sexually this week had put Acos- holdovers to keep their PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS abusing underage girls. ta’s handling of the 2008 jobs. Trump, with Acosta at agreement with the now- His resignation extends The flight from Vancouver to Sydney encountered “un-forecasted and sud- his side, said Friday he jailed financier back in the a record level of turnover den turbulence” about two hours past Hawaii when the plane diverted to did not ask his secretary spotlight. at the highest levels of Honolulu, Air Canada spokeswoman Angela Mah said in a statement. to leave and “I hate to see Years ago, Epstein had Trump’s administration, this happen.” The presi- counted Trump and for- with acting secretaries dent, who publicly faults mer President Bill Clin- at key departments, in- Sudden turbulence that injured the news media almost ton among his friends, but cluding the Pentagon daily, said Acosta put the Trump said this week he and Homeland Security. blame there, too. was “not a fan.” Roughly two-thirds of the passengers is hard to predict Acosta “informed me Acosta said he didn’t Cabinet has turned over this morning that he felt want his handling of Ep- by the two-and-a-half year By Caleb Jones problems we have right gency Medical Services the constant drumbeat of stein’s case to overshad- mark of Trump’s term. ASSOCIATED PRESS now for aviation meteorol- Chief Dean Nakano said. press about a prosecution ow the president’s agenda Only the departments ogy,” he said. People had cuts, bumps, which took place under his and said his resignation of Treasury, Transporta- HONOLULU — Passen- Passenger Andrew Szucs bruises, neck pain and watch more than 12 years would be effective in sev- tion, Housing and Urban gers on a flight from Can- told The Associated Press back pain, officials said. ago was bad for the Ad- en days. Development, Education, ada to Australia said they that the pilot came on the Llyn Williams said when ministration, which he so “My point here today is Energy, Commerce and had no warning about radio and said they didn’t they hit the violent turbu- strongly believes in, and we have an amazing econ- Agriculture continue with turbulence that suddenly see the turbulence on ra- lence, “everybody who was omy, and the focus needs slammed people into the he graciously tendered the leaders who were first dar and had “no warning not seated and belted in to be on the economy,” he ceiling of the plane and his resignation,” Trump confirmed. this kind of air drop was hit the roof, almost every- said. injured more than three tweeted later in the day. Epstein, 66, reached the going to happen.” body in our cabin.” Top Democratic law- deal in Florida in 2008 to dozen — a phenomenon Trump said Pat Pizzella, Szucs, originally from Williams, whose wife makers and presidential secretly end a federal sex that experts say can be the department’s deputy Ontario but now living was injured as they flew candidates had demand- abuse investigation in- nearly impossible for pi- secretary since April 2018, in Sydney, said there had back home to Sydney, de- ed that Acosta resign. volving at least 40 teen- lots to see coming. would succeed Acosta on been turbulence before scribed the cabin after- But Acosta had defended age girls that could have The Air Canada flight an acting basis. the abrupt drop and he ward as frightening, with his actions, insisting at a landed him behind bars from Vancouver to Sydney Pizzella served in the was awake, bracing him- plastic lying around and administrations of Repub- news conference Wednes- for life. He instead plead- faced “un-forecasted and self. oxygen masks dangling. lican George W. Bush and day that he got the tough- ed guilty to Florida state sudden turbulence” about “Then all of a sudden the “A lot of blood every- Democrat Barack Obama. est deal on Epstein that charges, spent 13 months two hours past Hawaii on plane dropped and went where,” he said. “It was A coalition of civil rights, he could at the time. in jail, paid settlements to Thursday, and the plane sideways,” Szucs said, really quite scary.” human rights, labor and House Speaker Nancy victims and registered as diverted to Honolulu, air- and people who weren’t The turbulence hap- other groups opposed his Pelosi, D-Calif., said he a sex offender. line spokeswoman Angela Mah said. strapped in “flew, hit the pened at 36,000 feet about The flight made an emer- ceiling.” 600 miles southwest of gency landing after 37 He was not injured, but Honolulu, U.S. Federal Tropical Storm Barry closes in people were injured, nine 30 people were taken to Aviation Administration seriously, during the sud- hospitals, emergency re- spokesman Ian Gregor den loss of altitude that sponders said. said. The Boeing 777-200 with what could be epic rain sent people flying into the “The plane just dropped,” was carrying 269 passen- luggage compartments passenger Stephanie gers and 15 crew mem- By Kevin McGill or, in the case of exposed, threshold. But authorities Beam said. “When we hit bers, Air Canada said. warned people not to be and aisles of the airplane. and Janet low-lying areas along the turbulence, I woke up and In other recent cases, a McConnaughey fooled by that. The plane may have coast, packed up and left. looked over to make sure 2017 American Airlines ASSOCIATED PRESS “Nobody should take run into clear air turbu- Tourists crowded the city’s my kids were buckled. The flight from Athens hit se- airport in hopes of catch- this storm lightly just be- lence, which is caused by NEW ORLEANS — next thing I knew there’s vere turbulence over the ing an early flight and get- cause it’s supposed to be a wind patterns with no Tropical Storm Barry just literally bodies on the New York coastline. Seven ting out of town ahead of Category 1 when it makes visible warning in the sky began rolling in from the or ability for aircraft ra- ceiling of the plane.” crew members and three the storm. landfall,” Louisiana Gov. Gulf of Mexico on Friday dar to pick it up. Weather A woman behind her hit passengers were injured. “This is happening. ... John Bel Edwards said. with the potential for one forecasters also can’t help the ceiling so hard she More than 20 people Your preparedness win- “The real danger in this of the biggest drenchings warn pilots, said Thomas broke the casing of an ox- were hurt in 2016 when dow is shrinking,” Na- storm was never about the Louisiana has ever seen, Guinn of Embry-Riddle ygen mask, said Beam, of a JetBlue plane ran into tional Hurricane Center wind anyway. It’s always an epic deluge that could Aeronautical University Colorado Springs, Colo. turbulence in a line of Director Ken Graham been about the rain.” show whether New Orle- in Daytona Beach, Fla. The injured ranged in thunderstorms over South warned. He added: “It’s Authorities took unprec- ans learned the lessons of “It’s probably one of the age from children to the Dakota and had to make powerful. It’s strengthen- edented precautions: The Hurricane Katrina over a most challenging forecast elderly, Honolulu Emer- an emergency landing. decade ago. ing. And water is going to governor said it was the With the steadily be a big issue.” first time all floodgates strengthening storm ex- Forecasters said were sealed in the New Democrats and GOP trade blame pected to blow ashore ear- slow-moving Barry could Orleans-area Hurricane ly Saturday near Morgan unload 10 to 20 inches Risk Reduction System. City as the first hurricane of rain through Sunday Still, he said he didn’t ex- over migrant conditions at border of the Atlantic season, au- across a swath of Loui- pect the river to spill over thorities rushed to close siana that includes New the levees. Workers also By Alan Fram floodgates and raise the Orleans and Baton Rouge, shored up and raised the ASSOCIATED PRESS barriers around the met- as well as southwestern levee system in places ropolitan area of 1.3 mil- Mississippi, with pockets with beams, sheet metal WASHINGTON — Dem- lion people. in Louisiana getting 25 and other barriers. ocrats who’ve visited the An estimated 3,000 Na- inches. Barry’s downpours could southern border accused tional Guard troops along The storm’s leading edg- prove to be a severe test of President Donald Trump with other rescue crews es lashed the state with the improvements made of cruelty on Friday while were posted around Loui- bands of rain for most of to New Orleans’ flood de- Republicans said Demo- siana with boats, high-wa- the day, and some low-ly- fenses since the city was crats were playing politics ter vehicles and helicop- ing roads near the coast devastated by Hurricane but doing little to help as ters. Drinking water was were already covered with Katrina in 2005. The Mis- the parties clashed at a lined up. Utility repair water Friday morning as sissippi River is already House hearing over who’s crews with bucket trucks the tide rose and Barry running abnormally high to blame for squalid con- moved into position in the pushed water in from the because of heavy spring ditions facing migrants region. Gulf of Mexico. rains and snowmelt up- detained entering the U.S. While no evacuations Barry was expected to stream, and the ground In an extraordinary were ordered in New Or- arrive as a weak hur- around New Orleans is duel that underscored leans, many homeowners ricane, just barely over soggy because of an 8-inch the political heat emitted sandbagged their property the 74 mph windspeed torrent earlier this week. by Trump’s hard-line immigration policies, four lawmakers from each party who’ve visited the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S.-Mexico boundary tes- “It is a policy of dehumanizing,” said Rep. Al- tified to the House Over- exandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., one of four sight and Reform Com- high-profile Democratic freshmen who testified. mittee about what they’ve seen and came to starkly They were among a larg- cratic counterparts, four different conclusions. The er group of Democrats border state Republicans hearing came as the num- who visited Texas border blamed the Democratic ber of families, children facilities last week and re- Party for the problem. and other migrants enter- turned reporting overload- Rep. Chip Roy, R-Tex- ing the U.S. from Mexico ed, fetid facilities and said as, accused Democrats of has surged above 100,000 detained women spoke of using their border trip to monthly since March, being told to drink from put on “a show in front of overwhelming federal toilets and eat unhealthy fences and the media” and agencies’ ability to detain food. of “vilifying” border agents them in sanitary condi- “What was worse about for a problem they’ve not tions and highlighting the it was the fact that there caused. He said by not issue as the 2020 presi- were American flagstoughening immigration dential and congressional hanging all over the facili- laws, Democrats have campaigns are in their ty,” she said. “created the very magnet” early stages. Another congressional that attracts migrants to “It is a policy of de- newcomer, Rep. Rashida the U.S. And then, he said, humanizing,” said Rep. Tlaib, D-Mich., said, “We the Democratic-controlled PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Alexandria Ocasio-Cor- do have a crisis at our bor- House “cowardly sits in An estimated 3,000 National Guard troops along with other rescue crews tez, D-N.Y., one of four der. It is one of morality.” the corner, doing nothing” were posted around Louisiana with boats, high-water vehicles and he- high-profile Democratic Sitting at the same wit- to address the problems licopters. freshmen who testified. ness table as their Demo- that result. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Pregnant woman, son die after All address information, particu- A 911 hangup call received Way on Wednesday at 3:45 larly arrests, reflect police records. In from Riverside Community p.m. Call handled by the Dan- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Care at 6 Kimball Lane, Apt. vers Police Department. car swept away in heavy rains it is the sole responsibility of the con- S310 on Thursday at 2:42 Report of a motor vehicle p.m. Officer reports call was an into a tree at Sears Automotive BOYERTOWN, Pa. cerned party to contact the relevant accident. at 210 Andover St. on Thursday (AP) — A series of storms police department and have the de- Accidental burglar alarm at 11:53 a.m. Officer reports socked the Northeast with partment issue a notice of correction at 4 Country Club Road on Phil’s Tow en route. heavy rains and strong to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Thursday at 7:39 p.m. Officer Minor motor vehicle crash winds, causing the deaths ifications will not be made without reports all is OK. at 77 Gardner St. on Thursday of a 9-year-old boy and his express notice of change from the at 12:21 p.m. Officer assisted pregnant mother whose with paperwork exchange. car was swept away by arresting police department. Complaints floodwaters while she was Suspicious auto reported at Animal Control on the phone with emer- LYNN 949 Salem St. on Thursday at gency officials. 11:24. Officer reports operator Caller from 13 Lake Shore The rain started falling Arrests is having his lunch. Road asked for assistance Thursday and continued Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 with a loose female dog on Gary Doane, 34, of 187 through early Friday in Salem St. reported a missing Thursday at 8:26 a.m. Officer some areas. Thursday’s Washington St., was arrested resident on Thursday at 5:57 reports they were gone upon and charged with disorderly storms quickly intensified, p.m. Officer reports resident arrival. causing flash flooding in conduct at 6:12 p.m. on Thurs- was at an appointment. day. several states and spawn- Complaints ing a tornado in a south- Oneil Stephenson, 40, Medical Aid of 1419 Troy Ave., Brooklyn, Off duty officer spotted a ern New Jersey town. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS man on a BMX going in and A car driven by a preg- N.Y., was arrested on warrant Caller reported an elderly Receding floodwaters of the Manatawny Creek charges of unarmed robbery out of properties at 2 Garden- nant woman in Pennsyl- man has trouble breathing at in Boyertown, Pa., Friday reveal the vehicle and assault and battery at 52 Grove St. on Thursday at er and 13 Pulaski streets on vania was swept down in which a pregnant woman and young son 3:33 p.m. on Thursday. Ste- 7:42 a.m. Patient taken to the Wednesday at 5:33 p.m. Po- the Manatawny Creek drowned Thursday after their car was swept phenson was also charged hospital. lice could not locate anyone. for about a half-mile on with a straight warrant. Ambulance requested at 53 Owner of Speedway at 545 Thursday. She was on the from Grist Mill Road in Douglass Township. Locksley Road on Thursday at Lowell St. requested officer phone with emergency Accidents 11:05 a.m. Patient taken to assistance explaining to a cus- workers for about 45 min- woman, who was identi- water, he said. Massachusetts General Hos- tomer about a hold on their utes, Douglass Township fied as 31-year-old Pamela Emergency workers A report of a motor vehicle pital. credit card for pumped gas on Police Chief John Dzurek Snyder, was able to stay found the car nearly five crash at Central Avenue and Medical aid requested at Wednesday at 7:05 p.m. told The Reading Eagle. on the phone with her for hours later. The bodies of Washington Street at 12:53 200 Ross Drive on Thursday Walk-in reports she was Numerous flooded road- several minutes before Snyder and her son Pres- p.m. on Thursday; at Liberty at 2:13 p.m. Patient taken to assaulted by her ex-husband ways made it difficult for they lost contact, Dzurek ton Dray were removed and Willow streets at 4:42 Union Hospital in Lynn. on Wednesday at 8:22 p.m. responders to reach her said. on stretchers, but the car p.m. on Thursday; at 228 Request for an ambulance at Northfield Properties at 65 during the ordeal, as the The last thing she told remained in the creek Fri- Washington St. at 6:55 p.m. at 500 Ross Drive on Thursday Main St. Officer spoke with the current started to float po- the firefighter before the day morning. on Thursday; at Burrill Avenue at 4:59 p.m. Patient taken to woman and it was determined lice vehicles, Dzurek said. call dropped was that the Family members told and Lewis Street at 7:03 p.m. the hospital. no assault has occurred. She A firefighter who was nose of her car was start- police she was about eight on Thursday; at 223 Union St. Medical aid requested for a was given her restraining order put in contact with the ing to go down into the months pregnant. at 1:03 a.m. on Friday. resident having trouble breath- rights which she declined. A report of a hit and run ing at 209 Ross Drive on Caller in a gray 2016 Nissan motor vehicle crash at CVS Thursday at 11:43 p.m. Patient Sentra wants to speak with an Epstein philanthropy since sex Pharmacy, 509 Eastern Ave., taken to Salem Hospital. officer about a woman who at 11:43 a.m. on Friday. was harassing her and letting her dogs run loose near plea included all-girl school Assaults MARBLEHEAD Brown’s Pond on Lynn Street on Wednesday at 8:56 p.m. By Bernard Condon A report of an assault and Accidents Second woman said the re- and Ali Swenson battery with a dangerous porting party was smoking pot ASSOCIATED PRESS weapon at 15 Huss Court at A report of a minor motor vehicle crash at Green and in her vehicle. Officer spoke 10:11 p.m. on Thursday. with both of them, advised NEW YORK — In the Creesy streets at 10:59 p.m. decade since striking a on Thursday. them of the city ordinance and Breaking and Entering sent them on their way. deal that required him to Loud music reporting com- register as a sex offender, A report of a breaking and Complaints ing from a vehicle parked at Jeffrey Epstein has sought entering at 55 Estes St. at Maddy’s Car Wash at 300 to underwrite all manner 11:27 p.m. on Thursday. A walk-in reported at 3:43 p.m. on Thursday that she re- Andover St. on Wednesday at of youth causes, such as a baseball program near his Complaints ceived a call from someone 11:33 p.m. Officer reports mu- claiming to be from Medicare. sic has been turned off. retreat in the U.S. Virgin Islands and an all-girls’ A caller reported he was Northshore Mall security re- A report of threats made at school a few blocks from leaving JunJi on Pleasant questing an officer to assist 16 Etna Place at 10:45 a.m. his Manhattan mansion. Street and saw a big fight in removing a woman digging on Thursday; at 28 Parrott St. The Associated Press brewing in front of the Riptide in the dumpster between Ulta at 11:18 a.m. on Thursday. found that the wealthy at 9:03 p.m. on Thursday. Re- and Shaw’s Supermarket on A report of an unwelcome financier’s donations in- sponding officers reported Thursday at 1:09 a.m. Officer guest at 142 Bellevue Road at cluded $15,000 to the ex- 3:03 p.m. on Thursday; at 95 nothing found. reports the woman and her FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS daughter left the property with- clusive Hewitt School on Pleasant St. at 4:16 p.m. on the Upper East Side of Jeffrey Epstein, center, appears in court in Thursday; at 18 Mystic Ave. at out incident. West Palm Beach, Fla. PEABODY Passerby near Dunkin’ Do- Manhattan, $35,000 to 11:11 p.m. on Thursday. the Junior Tennis Cham- A report of a fight at 1 Bright- nuts on Lowell Street reported Arrest a slightly chubby, 30-year-old pions Center in College saying only that it imme- is now known as the Ju- wood Terrace at 6:15 p.m. on Park, Md., and $25,000 to diately gave the money nior State of America, but Thursday; at 30 Howard St. at David E. Mendez-Lopez, 21, woman with dark hair wearing a leopard print blouse sitting the Ecole du Bel-Air grade back after learning of the the Oakland, Calif., group 10:20 a.m. on Friday. of 79 Essex St., Apt. 1, Lynn, school in Haiti — all after Epstein connection sever- for future student leaders was arrested following a traffic by the patio section of the cafe crying on Thursday at 6:34 he pleaded guilty in 2008 al months ago. said it got nothing. Theft stop at Budget Pools at 150 to charges of soliciting a In other instances, an Epstein’s charitable giv- Newbury St. on Wednesday at a.m. Officer could not locate a A report of a larceny at woman matching the descrip- minor for prostitution. Epstein foundation boasting has come under new 5:21 p.m. and charged with Epstein’s donations ed in gushing news releas- scrutiny this week after his Walmart, 780 Lynnway, at the unlicensed operation of tion inside or outside of the 1:36 p.m. on Thursday; at 16 coffee shop. through his charitable es about his philanthropy arrest and not-guilty plea a motor vehicle and failure to foundations, though not in and even inflated how on federal sex trafficking Arlington St. at 1:38 p.m. on signal. Thursday; at 96 Adams St. at violation of his status as much he was giving. charges in New York. The SAUGUS a sex offender, were none- One news release in 66-year-old hedge fund 3:52 p.m. on Thursday. Summons Complaints theless awkward for some 2012 trumpeted his “crit- manager was accused of LYNNFIELD Luciano Rogerio Nepomu- recipients. They were also, ical funding” for the Ris- paying underage girls hun- ceno, 38, was summoned fol- A report of a suspicious at times, difficult to trace. ing Stars Youth Steel dreds of dollars for mas- It wasn’t until later, Orchestra in the U.S. Vir- sages and then molesting Accidents lowing a traffic stop on Central package at the intersection of Street on Thursday at 11:50 Staaf Road and Essex Street at when they realized a sex gin Islands, a successful them at various locations Motor vehicle crash reported a.m. for unlicensed operation 6:04 p.m. Thursday. offender was behind the program for kids that has from 2002 through 2005. on Bay State Road with injury of a motor vehicle. A caller reported a woman donations, that the school, performed at New York’s The charges are near- on Thursday at 2:11 p.m. Pa- appeared to be unconscious the tennis center and the Lincoln Center and the ly identical to federal al- tient taken to Lahey Hospital & Accidents or sleeping in a vehicle at Haiti project returned the New Year’s Tournament legations in Florida that Medical Center in Burlington. Chipotle on Broadway at 6:32 money. of Roses Parade in Pasa- were disposed of more Caller from Sparrows Lane p.m. Thursday. It’s not clear why Ep- dena, Calif. Instead, the than a decade ago in a Alarms reports a dark skinned man in A caller reported a man who stein, who taught calculus only record the orchestra much-criticized secret a gray hoodie is panhandling was trying to operate a vehicle and physics at Manhat- could find of an Epstein deal that allowed Epstein Carbon monoxide alarm on Wednesday at 3:24 p.m. while intoxicated on Lincoln tan’s coed Dalton School donation was a $175 ad he to plead guilty to lesser sounded at Sunrise Assist- near Town Variety at 116 Cen- Avenue at 7:34 p.m. Thursday. in the 1970s, singled out purchased for a brochure. state charges of soliciting ed Living at 55 Salem St. on tral St. Person fled to the park. A report of a motor vehi- the Hewitt School for the Similarly, Epstein’s a minor for prostitution. Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Call Motor vehicle crash reported cle breaking and entering on 2016 gift. Administrators foundation sent a 2012 He served 13 months in a handled by the Lynnfield Fire in front of the 14 North Apart- Founders Way at 7:46 p.m. at the 500-student school news release boasting of work-release program and Department. ment complex on Crane Brook Thursday. responded to questions by “pivotal” funding for what registered as a sex offender.

POLICE BRIEFS R.I. attorney general continues Hearing scheduled in Batali forcibly kissed and groped his home. review of church abuse claims indecent assault case a woman at a Boston Thomas Garon had restaurant in 2017. His ca- previously been charged By Jennifer to 1950. credible by the church, BOSTON (AP) — A reer crumbled in the wake with moving a dead body McDermott The list posted on the and reviewing disclosures hearing has been sched- of that and other accusa- and misleading investi- ASSOCIATED PRESS diocese website includes made by the diocese to law uled for next month in the tions of sexual misconduct. gators in connection with 19 priests and deacons enforcement, criminal and PROVIDENCE, R.I. — indecent assault and bat- The accuser says Batali the death of 68-year-old who are still alive, rang- civil cases and complaints Rhode Island’s attorney noticed her taking a photo Marcelino Muesces. ing in age from 60 to 98, to police. tery case against celebrity general said Friday that of him at the restaurant The Telegram reports although nearly all have “I don’t think this will chef Mario Batali. it will be several more and invited her to take a that a Worcester Coun- been removed from min- be a quick enterprise. It’s Batali did not appear at months before he is fin- selfie with him. She says ty grand jury returned a brief pre-trial hearing ished reviewing allegations istry. One priest resigned. going to take time,” he Batali then groped and in a Boston courtroom on indictments Thursday of sexual abuse by Roman The list also includes 25 said in an interview Fri- Friday. He had waived his kissed her repeatedly adding charges, includ- Catholic clergy in the state. dead priests and six oth- day. “But I’m committed right to appear. without her consent. ing murder, against the Democrat Peter Neronha ers, including religious or- to doing it responsibly, A spokeswoman for the 54-year-old Garon. said he continues to re- der priests. thoroughly, and being as Suffolk District Attorney Man charged with murder Police found Muesces’ view allegations of clergy Rhode Island is one of transparent as I can about says the next hearing will after body found in grave body in March buried in sexual abuse to figure out the most heavily Catho- whatever conclusions that be Aug. 30 when a defense the basement of the home what happened, what the lic states. Bishop Thomas we reach.” motion will be heard. WORCESTER (AP) — A owned by Garon’s mother. response was and wheth- Tobin, in a letter accom- Neronha had asked the Batali again will not be Worcester man has been Muesces was reported er anyone can be held re- panying the list, called legislature to pass a bill to required to attend. charged with the discov- missing in February after sponsible. its release “a difficult but allow a grand jury to issue Batali pleaded not guilty ery of a body in a shallow he picked up a paycheck Last week, the Roman necessary moment” in the a report when a criminal May 24 to a charge that he grave in the basement of at work. Catholic Diocese of Prov- history of the church. indictment isn’t returned, According to court doc- idence released a list of Neronha, who launched but it stalled this year. He uments, Garon told police 50 clerics, religious order his review shortly after plans to seek similar leg- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 he knew Muesces and had priests and deacons it taking office this year, said islation next year. A grand CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline Spanish menu available bought drugs from him in deems to have been cred- the diocese’s list is a sub- jury report last year in or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) the past, but denied that ibly accused of sexually set of the allegations. He’s Pennsylvania found hun- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Muesces had ever been abusing children. The dio- looking at all allegations, dreds of abusive priests in Callers may remain anonymous. inside his house. cese reviewed files dating not just those deemed the state. SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Ed Sheeran wins again with new terrain, new friends By Mark Kennedy able misfit thing going on, brate a lass with “brown ASSOCIATED PRESS despite earning acclaim eyes, caramel thighs” who and millions of bucks. makes him cry out (OK, a PHOTO | Ed Sheeran, “No. 6 Two songs — “Beauti- little cringingly) “te amo, ASSOCIATED PRESS Collaborations Project” ful People” and “I Don’t (Atlantic) mami.” Finally, Cardi B Prosecutors Care” with Bieber — have storms in to play up the also say R. If anything, Ed Sheer- Sheeran at a party where double entendre of the ti- Kelly went to an’s new album does two he feels he doesn’t belong. tle and announce: “I think great lengths things. It lets him show “I always feel like I’m no- that Ed got a lil’ jungle fe- to recover off his tremendous range. body,” he sings. ver.” videos he made One thing that has And it lets him show off A few of the guests of himself changed is that mar- his impressive rolodex. elevate some songs — with minor A stunning who’s who riage seems to agree with Stormzy and YEBBA, girls when he of music’s top stars — in- Sheeran. If in the past, he among them — but there realized some cluding Cardi B, Justin was creeping a little in an are a few underwhelm- ex’s DMs, the newly wed were missing Bieber, Travis Scott, Kha- ing tracks, including the Sheeran has created an from his lid, Eminem and Bruno Sheeran-Ella Mai union album awash with love “collection.” Mars — appear on “No. 6 on “Put It All on Me” and messages to his wife. “I’m Collaborations Project.” the Bieber song. stickin’ with my baby, for The result is an under- For the last track, Sheer- standably scattershot of sure,” he sings on “Cross Feds bring new sex crimes Me.” On “Put It All on Me,” an, Mars and Chris Sta- styles — G-Funk, grime, pleton — just take a mo- trap, R&B, tropical hip- he admits: “Having my ment to wrap your head hop, ballads, hair metal — woman there is good for charges against singer R. Kelly around that stunning trio but what knits it together my soul.” Missing home is — get into a Led Zeppe- is an impossibly high level a continual theme. By Sara Burnett talk with police prior to trict of New York includes lin groove with “BLOW,” of songwriting and an un- He does get frisky for and Caryn Rousseau his 2002 indictment on 21 charges of racketeering, a head-banger awash in deniable joy. someone not Mrs. Ed ASSOCIATED PRESS counts of child pornogra- kidnapping, forced labor Sheeran on another fun sexual imagery. “Pull my phy. The pornography case and the sexual exploita- Sheeran seems to rev- CHICAGO — R. Kelly track “South of the Bor- trigger/Let me blow your stemmed from allegations tion of a child. It says el in playing with Migos was arrested on federal der,” a kind of U.S. cousin mind.” that Kelly recorded a vid- Kelly and his managers, effects (Skrrt!), rap with charges that accuse him to his “Galway Girl.” He Too late. Our mind was eo of him engaging in sex bodyguards and other as- Eminem, sing in front of and members of his entou- and Camila Cabello cele- blown a few tracks ago. acts with the girl, who was sistants picked out wom- a horn section and be on rage of recruiting wom- 12 or 13 when they met in en and girls at concerts a track with Cardi B purr- en and girls to engage the mid-1990s. Kelly and and other venues and ar- ing “Okurrr.” in illegal sexual activity The title of the 15-track with the singer and pay- the girl denied they were ranged for them to travel project is a nod to his 2011 ing them to cover up his in the video, even though to see Kelly. They also set “No. 5 Collaborations Proj- crimes, including those at the picture quality was rules the women and girls ect,” which saw Sheeran the center of his 2008 ac- good and witnesses testi- had to follow, including team up with U.K. rappers. quittal on child pornogra- fied it was them. She did not leaving their rooms This time, he welcomes phy charges. not take the stand. — even to eat or go to the everyone from H.E.R. to Kelly, who was already The indictment says the bathroom — without Kel- Paulo Londra, an artist facing sexual abuse payments continued after ly’s permission, calling the from Argentina. If listen- charges brought by Il- the 2008 trial, and that singer “Daddy” and not ers go on to explore some linois prosecutors, was Kelly also transferred the looking at other men, the of the lesser-known col- indicted on allegations title on a luxury SUV to indictment alleges. laborators — like the bril- that he and his business the girl in 2013. The indictment alleges liant rapper Dave — then manager paid hundreds of Prosecutors also say Kel- that the criminal acts oc- everyone wins. thousands of dollars and ly went to great lengths to curred over two decades Standouts include used physical abuse and recover videos he made dating back to 1999, both “Cross Me” with Chance blackmail to prevent girls of himself with minor in the U.S. and overseas. the Rapper and PnB Rock, and their relatives from girls when he realized It accuses Kelly of engag- “Take Me Back to London” providing evidence to law some were missing from ing in sexual acts with with Stormzy and “Beau- enforcement about his sex his “collection,” including girls under 18 and of not tiful People” with Khalid. acts with minors and vid- making some victims and disclosing that he had a Despite all the collab- eos depicting them. witnesses take lie-detec- sexually transmitted dis- orations, there are little An indictment unsealed tor tests to ensure they ease. It also accuses him touches that remind you PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday in Chicago says had returned all copies of of producing child pornog- it’s a Sheeran album. He’s “No. 6 Collaborations Project” by Ed Sheeran he arranged for a girl the videos. raphy, including by asking still got that sad-sack, lov- was released July 12. and her parents to travel A separate indictment minors to send him photo- overseas so they could not filed in the Eastern Dis- graphs. The moon landing was a giant leap for movies, too

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& PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS FRIENDS FAMILY “2001: A Space Odyssey” opened in theaters April 3, 1968. A8 SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS It was a man’s world in new music on Friday

By Bella diGrazia “Likes” by Yuna & KYLE and out of his life, I am now a going on. The first 30 seconds ITEM STAFF l Yuna, a Malaysian sing- fan of the Maryland-born sing- I grew intrigued and hopeful. er-songwriter, is making music er/songwriter. His high notes But by the time the chorus hit, I I am overwhelmed. that matters and music that are flawlessly high and his low just wanted it to be over. Posner New Music Friday nearly people actually want to hear. notes are sexy, seductive and didn’t even try to use his beau- used up my iCloud storage “Likes” is from her new album keep me wanting more. tiful vocals and Ty was nearly space this week with all the “Rouge,” her first project in three “Thing For You” by David out of tune. Maybe with a better amazing releases. But, as a years. While other songs like Guetta & Martin Solveig backbeat, this song could have woman who is always excited “Pink Youth” featuring Little l I’m not usually a fan of had a chance. for music from other women, Simz and “Blank Marquee” EDM songs, but this one is an “Old Town Road Remix” by Lil I hate to admit it was a man’s featuring G-Eazy, are fun, funky exception. It’s electro flirty and Nas X & Billy Ray Cyrus fea- world this week. WITH BELLA DIGRAZIA and round out the album, “Likes” they drop the perfect beat at turing Young Thug & Mason Other than Beyonce, who addresses our society’s obses- the perfect time. The first min- Ramsey curated the just-released sion with getting social media ute drew me in with the lyrics l The only reason I am soundtrack for the live-action “likes” and conforming to the and simple beat, then the beat reviewing this is because of version of “The Lion King” that l One decade after Sheer- “norms” that get those internet hit seven seconds later, and the Ramsey, the Internet’s favorite hits theaters on Thursday, and an’s “No. 5 Collaborations Proj- admirations. Yuna touches on her only word I could find to de- yodeling 12-year-old in cowboy Malayasian singer-songwriter ect,” his newest collab project is Muslim heritage and sereneades scribe the moment was “Damn.” boots. The southern boy was Yuna, it was mostly male art- here in full and I am ecstatic. listeners while sharing the strug- made for the original song, ists who brought me the latest With true hip-hop feels, slight Guetta is a French DJ/produc- gles she faces with being herself er/songwriter who has released which has spent 14 weeks at No. additions to my music library. R&B, a touch of pop, a key emo- 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. This week hit me with cultur- tional ballad and a Latin hint, in today’s instant gratification some of the biggest EDM/pop world. And KYLE, he’s a rapper songs to date. Solveig (Martin While I, along with the rest of ally cohesive stunners, nostalgic Sheeran didn’t miss a note. the country, are sick of hearing hits, an “Old Town Road” remix “South of the Border” partners perfectly chosen for this song, Picandet) is also a French DJ/ given his ability to tell a story producer. The best part of any “I’m gonna take my horse to only country lovers could love, Sheeran, Camila Cabello and the old town road,” this remix a lot of collaboration and a few Cardi B, and it is a soon-to-be while keeping the right flow. song, especially an EDM one, is “It’s Real Love” by Yellow the vocalist the DJ’s choose to was extremely necessary. The disappointments. spicy hit. One of my favorite only thing I don’t understand is But, before I break it down, tracks, “Remember The Name,” Days lead the effort, and the French l There’s nothing I love duo really hit the nail on the Young Thug’s verse. I wound up we need to talk about Ed joins rap legends Eminem and fast forwarding through it to get Sheeran. 50 Cent. It brings me back to more than finding new artists head with this one. to stalk and stream. Yel- “Anybody” by Burna Boy straight to Ramsey’s. After weeks of letting single the mid-2000s, in a nostalgic “The Lion King (Original Mo- by single trickle out, the full manner, and reminds hip-hop low Days (George van den l This song is everything Broek), is an artist making 21st century music should be: tion Picture Soundtrack)” “No. 6 Collaborations Project” lovers that the two legends are l soul-filled indie rock music culturally cohesive. My new If you are between the has been released and WOW. still very much in the game. ages of 20 and 30, have yet to for the modern age. I am one favorite Nigerian Afro-fusion It is a multi-genre, versatile, The song I listened to the most see the new live-action Lion million percent here for it. I singer released my official song skillfully curated and utterly on Friday was “Nothing On King, and want to experience love artists who can create of the summer. It’s beautiful, fun flawless album with some of You” featuring Paulo Londra all the nostalgia feels, then music with two opposite genres, and makes me want to dance this generation’s biggest artists. & Dave, because it hit me with download this soundtrack. Cu- soundfully breaking barriers. every time I hear it. It has a Sheeran parked himself in a a Spanish verse that made me rated by Beyonce and Childish The best word to describe “It’s touch of jazz, African American Nashville studio and hit up his wish I was in the office alone Gambino (Donald Glover) Real Love” is captivating. It’s a vibes and Latin feels, and his favorite artists as they came so I could dance to it. A future — What could be better? The sultry song that tells listeners to town and curated the whole chart breaker, “1000 Nights” vocals are exceptional with both album is an audible represen- not to be afraid to express your project in three months. featuring Meek Mill and A the low and the high notes. tation of the film I am over- Who does that? And who does Boogie wit da Hoodie is a love. It drew me in, took me by “Look What I’ve Become” by the-moon excited to see. With it flawlessly? Only Ed Sheeran. true hip-hop hit with soulful surprise and now I can’t wait to Mike Posner featuring Ty Beyonce, Childish Gambino, I swear the creativity pours out vocals, dope flows and a sick fall into more of his music. Dolla $ign Seth Rogen, John Oliver, of him like sweat. beat. My least favorite, but still “Crimes” by Gallant l My face lit up when I saw Billy Eichner and Elton While I’m all about empow- worthy of a listen, songs are “I l While I’ve heard (Chris- a collaboration track with these John all on one album, I’m not ering women, let’s give a round Don’t Care” featuring Justin topher) Gallant’s name several two known hitmakers. There are sure there’s much else anyone of applause for the male artists Bieber and “Feels” featuring times over the course of my 23 very few songs that hip-hop art- could ask for. of today who exceeded expecta- Young Thug & J Hus. While years of music-obsessed life, I’ll ist Ty Dolla touches that don’t tions this week. I understand not every album admit I never gave him much turn to gold, and “Look What Bella diGrazia can be reached THE BREAKDOWN can be created to perfection, of a listen. Thanks to “Crimes,” I’ve Become” is one of those few. at [email protected]. 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Swampscott artists who met proportion and rhythm that consider the sculpture garden The first sculpture will be on a sunny Saturday morn- enabled them to create this as a venue to display their unveiled on Sunday, July 21 ing and started twisting unique sculptural piece. It work, either as an individual at 10 a.m. This sculpture is and bending iron rods. Each will be exhibited from three or as a group. Interested in the work of three artists: Da- artist took a turn to work the to six months. displaying your work in the vid Shear, Ingrid Pichler metal rods. Although each The public is invited to the sculpture garden? Contact Lynn’s Beyond Walls Street Art under the tutelage of Smilia artist works in different me- unveiling at ReachArts, 89 [email protected]. Festival will hold its 2019 community kickoff at Lupitas Sport Bar & Grill, 519 Washington St., Saturday from 7-11 p.m. Learn about this year’s artists and up- LCTV coming events, and find ways to volunteer and help out. 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By Harold Rivera and struck out seven. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “We knew it was going to be a dog ght going SOMERVILLE — Fri- into it,” Avery said. “I day’s state semi nal thought Levy pitched wasn’t the time for the an unbelievable game. Lynn Babe Ruth He kept us in the whole 13-year-old All-Stars to game.” go through the motions. Reliever Juniel Guz- A frustrating offen- man held down the fort sive display (mixed with with two strikeouts tough luck) led to a 3-0 over 1 1/3 innings. Lynn loss to Plymouth Lynn pieced together at Trum Field. The de- a nice opportunity to feat ends Lynn’s state tack on a few runs in tournament run. the top of the rst but it “We knew Plymouth was to no avail. The was a good team,” Lynn rst two batters were manager Rich Avery retired via groundouts. said. “We knew they No. 3 hitter Guzman were deep in pitching. drew a walk and stole We tried swinging the second base. Carlos bats early and got some Delarosa followed with guys on base but we an in eld single and just couldn’t push any Dasilva reached via runs across.” walk, loading the bases. Pitcher Levy Dasilva Plymouth induced a ITEM FILE PHOTO got the nod for Lynn groundout to escape the Lynn’s Juniel Guzman had two strikeouts in 1 and tossed 4 2/3 in- jam. nings. Dasilva allowed 1/3 innings of relief work in a loss to Plymouth four hits, walked ve LYNN 13’s, B2 in the Babe Ruth state semi nal Friday. Emmerich quali es for U.S. Amateur

ITEM FILE PHOTO By Mike Alongi qualify, it’s just a huge ITEM STAFF boost for my con dence out Saugus High graduate Todd Tringale will play there,” said Emmerich, a with the North Shore Navigators this summer Swampscott native and member at Salem’s Kern- before starting his college career at UMass recent St. Mary’s graduate wood Country Club. “It just Amherst. Christian Emmerich has kind of helps prove to my- already accomplished quite self and others that all of a bit in his young gol ng my hard work lately is Saugus’ Tringale career. He won back-to- starting to pay off and will back individual state cham- continue to pay off moving pionships with the Spar- forward.” tans in 2017 and 2018 and It is no easy task qualify- signs with Navs helped lead St. Mary’s to ing for the US Amateur. the team championship in The qualifying process con- consecutive years. He sists of a one-day, 36-hole for the summer earned a scholarship to tournament where the low- play at Division I Holy est three scores of the day By Harold Rivera Cross, where he’ll start qualify for the tournament. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR school this fall, he won mul- Emmerich played his qual- tiple tournaments outside ifying rounds at Metacomet SAUGUS — Pitcher Todd Tringale knows there’s a big of the high school circuit jump ahead of him going from Saugus High to Division Country Club in East Prov- and made a run to the idence, R.I., a course he had I UMass Amherst. So he decided it was in his best inter- semi nals of the Massa- est to spend his summer giving himself a rsthand look never played before and a chusetts Junior Amateur. course that didn’t have a at what awaits him on the college mound. But Emmerich himself Tringale, a right-hander, signed with the North Shore driving range for him to would tell you he may have warm up on. But that didn’t Navigators of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League topped all of that with what last week. ITEM FILE PHOTO seem to matter much, as he he accomplished earlier went on to shoot a 68 and a “I was really excited,” Tringale said. “Earlier over the Swampscott native and St. Mary’s graduate this week when he quali- 67 for a total score of 5-un- winter, I contacted them to see if they had any open spots Christian Emmerich has quali ed for the ed for the 119th United der 135 and grabbed the on the roster. I wanted to play competitive baseball be- U.S. Amateur Golf Championship, which will States Amateur Golf nal qualifying spot. fore going to college. They told me they didn’t have any take place Aug. 12-18 at the historic Pine- Championship. open spots but that didn’t mean that one couldn’t open hurst Resort in Pinehurst, N.C. “It feels really great to EMMERICH, B2 up during the season. I wanted to go into college being comfortable and knowing that I could face good players. “I went to Navs games when I was younger. I always knew that I wanted to play in as many levels as I could. Lynn Parks & Rec to start all-girls basketball league But another reason I wanted to join the Navs is they do so much for the community. They have kids running By Daniel Kane Charles saw his English school and high school and learned to love basket- on the bases after games and things like that. The kids ITEM STAFF girls basketball team levels. Charles hopes that ball, adds another dimen- look up to the players and I wanted to be one of those take a step in the right the league will help young sion to the experience. players that kids look up to.” LYNN — For more than direction after qualifying athletes improve their “It’s really special to me two decades the Lynn Tringale, a three-year varsity player, wrapped up a for the Division 1 North craft during the offsea- because I grew up at Parks and Recreation De- phenomenal senior season with the Saugus High Sa- state tournament. He’s son. Marian Gardens,” partment has made a chems last month. In Saugus’ season opener, Tringale glad to see the girls game “It’s a good way for our Charles said. “That’s summer basketball ashed his talents with a 17-strikeout, complete-game continue to grow this players to get better too,” where I learned to play effort en route to a 1-0 win over Stoneham. He surpassed league a staple in Lynn. ball. To be able to create This summer, with the summer. Charles said. “They’re go- the 100-strikeout mark and was named Most Valuable “It’s de nitely a step in ing to have a real chance this league and take a Player of the Northeastern Conference South. Tringale help of English girls bas- step to expand this to the ketball coach Mackenzie the right direction for the to improve playing two helped carry Saugus to another Division 3 North state girls game in the whole games a night. The city’s girls game, it’s an oppor- tournament appearance. Charles, summer hoops tunity I really cherish. in Lynn is expanding. city,” Charles said. “It’s high school and middle “I think it was better than anything I could’ve asked something I’m really pas- school programs will only “It’s de nitely a long for to end my senior year,” Tringale, who committed to “Lynn Parks and Rec time coming for the girls has done a summer sionate about. I like to improve from this. Also, UMass Amherst last August, said. “At the beginning of invest a lot of time in the it’s a great way to keep too,” Charles said. the season me and (Saugus head) coach Joe Luis set league for 25 years,” “They’ve been asking Charles said. “But this kids in this city and the the girls busy. This is all little goals for myself and the team. We accomplished game of basketball. This about giving the kids about it every year for a things that haven’t been accomplished by Saugus base- year is going to be the while. It’s great to nally rst time we get the girls is a good chance to show something to do in the ball in a while. All my goals that I talked with Coach off a lot of talent the girls summer and get better at get it together, especially Luis about I accomplished. I wouldn’t have wanted it playing in their own trying to get the girls to in this city have.” the game.” any other way.” league. They have been play young. We want to playing co-ed for years The league will be split Along with expanding Now it’s all about turning the page on his high school grow the game of basket- now but we wanted to de- into two different divi- the league, hosting a girls success and gearing up for his next endeavor. ball.” velop their own thing.” sions with games being league at Marian Gardens, TRINGALE, B2 This past winter played at the middle where Charles grew up BASKETBALL, B2 Navigators earn rain-shortened win over Bristol Blues

By Joshua Kummins to 18-17. The Navs now home plate twice. Kade Kretzschmar (Dart- FOR THE ITEM sit one game behind rst- Sebastian Keane mouth) hitting a single to place Pitts eld in the (Northeastern) made his center. It was Kretzsch- LYNN — Two crooked FCBL standings after second start in as many mar’s 11th hit in a span numbers propelled the entering Friday with weeks for the Naviga- of 18 at-bats. North Shore Navigators Bristol just a half-game tors, ending each of his Kretzschmar was on Friday night at Fraser behind in third. scoreless and hitless in- erased on Olszak’s eld- Field as they scored Left elder Ben Malgeri nings with strikeouts. er’s choice before rst three runs in the rst (Holy Cross) and desig- The reigning Gatorade baseman Sean Lawlor inning and ve more in nated hitter Dominic Player of the Year from (Flagler) singled and the third en route to an Freeberger (UNC Ashe- North Andover walked Malgeri reached on a 8-3 win over the Bristol ville) both went 2-for-3 to one and used just 24 two-base error that Blues in Futures Colle- lead the Navigators, who pitches to complete his brought the game’s rst giate Baseball League totaled 11 hits. night’s work. run. North Shore extend- action. The game was Freeberger drove home The Navs immediately ed its lead to 3-0 when called after 5.5 innings runs in his rst two plate followed up Keane’s Freeberger dropped a due to rain. appearances and scored strong start with three single into shallow right North Shore used its another run, while Mal- runs on three hits against and Malgeri also crossed ITEM FILE PHOTO second straight win to geri and third baseman Bristol’s in the bottom home plate on a relay throw on the same play. Louis Olivieri went 2-for-3 with one RBI for the improve to 21-17 on the Andrew Olszak (South- half of the frame, which Navs in a win over the Bristol Blues Friday night. season, while Bristol fell ern Maine) each crossed began with right elder NAVS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 Lynn Babe Ruth 13’s fall in state semifinal LYNN 13’s From B1 Dasilva surrendered a leadoff walk in the bottom of the first before settling down with four strikeouts in a row. He ran into trouble in the bottom of the second, loading the bags with a pair of one-out walks and a hit batsman. Plymouth cashed in with a RBI single for the game’s first run. Lynn ended the inning with consecutive groundouts to limit the damage. Lynn stranded a runner on second base in the top of the third and a runner on third base in the top of the fourth. Singles from pinch-hitter Richie Avery and Dar- nell Leon in the top of the fifth weren’t enough to get Lynn on the board. “We told the kids to keep swinging at good pitches,” Avery said of his team’s approach at the plate. “We told them to keep their spirits up and keep fighting. We knew it was going to be a dogfight. We had to keep fighting and see what happens.” A leadoff double in the bottom of the fifth opened the door for Plymouth to pad its lead. Plymouth capitalized on the opportunity with a pair of RBI singles to put itself up 3-0. With their backs against the wall, the Lynners needed a late rally to keep their postseason alive. But it wasn’t meant to be, as the final six batters were sent down in order for the 3-0 final. Avery was proud of his team’s effort through the tour- ITEM FILE PHOTO nament. Saugus’ Todd Tringale made his season debut with the North Shore Navigators Sunday, going three “I didn’t know what to expect coming into the tourna- innings and allowing three runs on four hits with one walk and four strikeouts. ment,” he said. “I know these kids. I know their work ethic. They work hard every day. As the tournament progressed I could see what they had in them. I was proud to coach them this year. Saugus alum Tringale signs with Navigators “We have five 12-year-olds on this team,” he said. “They’re going to mature and they’re definitely going to TRINGALE ers, which I definitely can It didn’t take him long to seeing competitive play- learn from this. Hopefully it fuels their fire next year. From B1 with this team, getting notice an elevated level in ers compete against one Being top four in the state isn’t bad for our first time outs and working through competition when throw- another. I was a little ner- around, first time together as a team. It’s fun when you “I want to get anoth- innings quickly.” ing the ball against top vous out there. I settled in bring all the Lynn kids together.” er opportunity to go out He made his season de- collegiate talents. during the second inning. there and work with what- — but in Sunday’s 13-10 win “It was something I I think I’ll be a lot more ever’s going on,” Tringale SOFTBALL 10’s over the Bristol Blues. wasn’t used to,” Tringale comfortable the next time Marblehead 9, Peabody 4 said. “I’ve been setting Tringale went three in- said. “Kids compete at the (Navigators) coach (Mike Marblehead capped of its unbeaten run through the little goals for myself. District 16 tournament with a convincing win in the When you’re at this lev- nings in the start, allow- plate against the pitch- Odenwaelder) gives me district final Friday. el it’s really hard to pitch ing three earned runs on er. It’s fun to watch. I’m a the ball, now that I have Tessa Francis got it done on both sides of the ball, for strikeouts. I want to four hits with one walk player that likes batters a better understanding of pitching a complete game with 10 strikeouts and also work on trusting my field- and four strikeouts. to compete with me. I like the competition level.” notching three hits with two RBI at the plate. Hailey Schmitt added two hits and two RBI in the win, while Tessa Andriano and Lillian Reddy each had two hits. Marblehead (3-0) now moves on to the state semifinal, which will be played next Saturday (TBA) at Charlie Reinfuss Field against the District 13 champion.

ITEM FILE PHOTO Lynn English girls basketball coach Mackenzie ITEM FILE PHOTO Charles (left) is joining with Lynn Parks and Christian Emmerich shot a 36-hole score of 5-under at Metacomet Country Club last week to Recreation to start an all-girls summer basket- qualify for the 2019 U.S. Amateur. ball league. Charles, Lynn Parks & Rec Swampscott’s Emmerich bound for U.S. Amateur to start all-girls summer EMMERICH times (1999, 2005, 2014). way that the US Open is, Emmerich isn’t going to From B1 In addition to the US Am- so I’ll really get a true test these tournaments just for ateur this year, the No. 2 of my game.” the fun of it. basketball league “It was a tough start, I’m course will host the US But even before the US “I’m going to go in there not going to lie,” Emmer- Open again in 2024. The Amateur, Emmerich has and try to win, there’s no BASKETBALL ich said of his qualifier. No. 4 course, initially de- his sights set on another other way,” said Emmer- From B1 “Since they had no range, signed by Ross in 1919, tournament: the 111th ich. “If you go into a tour- the first shot I hit was a was redesigned by Gil Massachusetts Amateur. nament thinking that you Putting it all together is a group effort and a top the 5-iron into a 200-yard par Hanse in 2018 and is con- The tournament, which just want to be able to list of names Charles thanks are Parks and Rec head three and I made a bogey. sidered one of the best will be played at The qualify or hit a certain Lisa Nerich and Ward 6 Councilor Fred Hogan (a for- But I hung in there and new courses in the United Country Club in Brookline number, you’ll end up mer head girls basketball coach at English). just kept the mindset that States. The format of the from July 15-19, is going around that number. I needed to make as many to serve as both a stern “None of this would be possible without Lisa Nerich US Amateur consists of You’ve got to go at every and the Parks and Recreation’s support,” Charles said. birdies as I could out two days of 18-hole stroke test and great preparation tournament like you’re go- “And Fred Hogan, no one can say they’ve done more for there, and I was able to play followed by a cut- for what Emmerich will ing to win.” basketball in this city. He’s been coaching a long time play well down the down to the top 64 players find down in North Caroli- — and has been teaching the game to a lot of people. He stretch.” before two more days of na. does so much for the community and we all learned that This year’s US Amateur match play competition to “I played (at The Coun- Also qualifying for the from him. He set the example for all of us.” will be played at the his- determine the winner. try Club) a couple of weeks 119th US Amateur was Charles also gives thanks to several volunteer staff toric Pinehurst Resort in “I’m really excited to get ago, and you really have to Swampscott native Ste- members including Cathrine Stinson and Cory Bing- North Carolina — on the to play down there, it obvi- drive the ball in the fair- ven DiLisio of Salem ham and volunteer coaches Jeannette Anderson, Deon- famous No. 2 and No. 4 ously has a ton of history way if you want to have a Country Club, who earned dra Woumn, Chenysse Hill and Shardaye Berry-Rogers. courses — from August and is a high-quality, chal- chance there,” said Em- medalist honors at his Registration for the free girls summer basketball 12-18. The No. 2 course, lenging test of golf,” Em- merich. “It’s also going to qualifier at Longmeadow league is Monday (4 p.m.) at Marian Gardens for play- designed by Donald Ross merich said. “To play in a be great preparation for Country Club. The ers and anyone interested in volunteering as a coach. in 1907, has hosted the US USGA (United States Golf Pinehurst, because both 21-year-old Duke Univer- The goal is to create four middle school and high school Amateur twice previously Association) event there places have really small, sity senior shot a 66 and a teams with games being played after sign ups next (1962 and 2008) and has will be great because it fast greens.” 67 for a total score of Monday and Thursday night at Marian Gardens. hosted the US Open three will be set up in a similar And make no mistake, 7-under 133. Navigators take down Bristol Blues in six-inning, rain-shortened game

NAVS their next at-bats, scoring Center fielder Austin runs were earned. The From B1 five runs on four hits to White (Rhode Island) led North Shore duo of Keane put the game out of reach. Bristol’s sixth inning with and Zoller, meanwhile, Bristol second baseman Olszak led off with a dou- a double and scored on a limited the Blues’ offense Danny Roth’s (Roger Wil- ble to right-center and throwing error as Zoller to just two knocks, includ- liams) two-run home run scored on Malgeri’s single attempted to throw him ing Roth’s home run. to left made it a 3-2 game up the middle before Free- out on the basepaths. The Navs visit Historic in the third, but reliever berger followed with a line Zoller retired the next Holman Stadium in Nash- Jake Zoller (Wofford) single to right. A two-base three batters he faced and, ua, N.H., to face the Silver bounced back to strike out throwing error allowed as a result, was credited Knights at 6:05 p.m. Sat- two of the next three hit- center fielder Nolan Wat- with his second win of the urday. The following day, ters and keep the Navs son (Dayton) reach base season. Bristol is set to return to ahead. The southpaw al- and two runs to score. James Judenis (Hart- Fraser for a 5 p.m. re- lowed just two hits and Catcher Louis Olivieri ford) fell to 1-2 after match that will mark the ITEM FILE PHOTO struck out six over his (Central Alabama CC) throwing all five innings team’s final game before Dominic Freeberger (left) went 2-for-3 with two four-inning relief outing. rounded out the inning’s for Bristol. He allowed the FCBL All-Star Game, RBI for the Navs in a win over the Bristol Blues The Navs sent all nine offense with a base hit of eight runs on 11 hits, which is slated for Tues- Friday night. batters to the plate in his own. though just five of the day in Pittsfield. SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS SUNDAY 15’s state final (Not including last night’s games) at Saugus’ World Series Park Tonight Sunday Monday Babe Ruth Baseball Lynn vs. Braintree/Norwood (4) at Nashua vs. Bristol Blues Silver Knights (5) OFF W L Pct. GB Streak L10 (6:05) SPORTS BRIEFS Pittsfield 20 14 0.588 - 1L 5-5 North Shore 20 17 0.541 1.5 1W 6-4 Lynn Youth run its 50th season this Brockton 18 16 0.529 2 1W 4-6 year. Races will be held Tuesday Wednesday Evening Summer every Wednesday until Bristol 18 16 0.529 2 1L 5-5 September 25. Track Series There is no entry fee to OFF OFF Worcester 18 17 0.514 2.5 2L 5-5 run, and the races will Nashua 17 19 0.472 4 1W 5-5 The 6th annual Lynn begin at 6:30 p.m. Each Westfield 12 24 0.333 9 2W 4-6 Parks and Recreation evening there will be three Youth Summer Evening races — the short race, the Track meets will be held 1.57-mile race and the long on Mondays through race. The courses cover dif- Red Sox deal with another rain delay at Fenway August 19 at Manning ferent combinations of fire Field. The races will begin roads and single-track at 6:30 p.m. paths, and the courses vary There are no entry fees from week to week. For for any races. There will be further information, please a 30-meter race for ages visit www.lwrun.org. three and under, and all of the other events (50-meter, 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- Bishop Fenwick meter, 800-meter, one-mile, girls basketball relays, standing long jump and softball throw) will be camp open to high school ages and under. Bishop Fenwick’s fifth For more information, annual Girls Basketball visit www.lwrun.org or Camp will take place July contact [email protected] 22 to July 25 from 9 a.m. or 781-709-7135 or 781- to 1 p.m. at Danvers 593-6562. Indoor Sports. The camp will be led by coaches and players from Bishop Fen- Lynn Woods wick, along with college-playing Fenwick Summer Cross alumni. Country Series For more information, email head coach Adam The Lynn Woods Summer DeBaggis at aaggio6@ Cross Country Series will yahoo.com.

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 57 31 .648 — Atlanta 54 37 .593 — Tampa Bay 52 39 .571 6½ Washington 48 42 .533 5½ Boston 49 41 .544 9 Philadelphia 47 44 .516 7 Toronto 34 57 .374 24½ New York 40 50 .444 13½ Baltimore 27 62 .303 30½ Miami 33 55 .375 19½ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Eduardo Rodriguez allowed one run on five hits in seven innings of work before a rain delay Minnesota 56 33 .629 — Chicago 48 43 .527 — Cleveland 50 38 .568 5½ Milwaukee 47 44 .516 1 stopped play in the seventh inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night. Chicago 42 44 .488 12½ St. Louis 44 44 .500 2½ Kansas City 30 61 .330 27 Pittsburgh 44 46 .489 3½ Detroit 28 57 .329 26 Cincinnati 41 46 .471 5 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 57 34 .626 — Los Angeles 60 32 .652 — Oakland 50 41 .549 7 Arizona 46 45 .505 13½ 76ers unveil Horford & Co. as upgrades Texas 49 42 .538 8 San Diego 45 45 .500 14 Los Angeles 45 46 .495 12 Colorado 44 45 .494 14½ Seattle 39 55 .415 19½ San Francisco 41 48 .461 17½ Friday’s Games Seattle (TBD) at L.A. Angels (Harvey 2-4), in their hopeful championship chase Chicago Cubs 4, Pittsburgh 3 9:07 p.m. Washington 4, Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh (Lyles 5-5) at Chicago Cubs Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. (Lester 8-6), 2:20 p.m. CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — Milwaukee, Boston and Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 6-4) at Miami (Gal- Al Horford took a seat at Brooklyn as top contend- L.A. Dodgers at Boston, 7:10 p.m. len 0-1), 6:10 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Arizona (Kelly 7-8) at St. Louis (Hudson one of the three tables ers in the East. Horford N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. 7-4), 7:15 p.m. needed to fit six players, joined fellow newcomers Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 5-7) at Milwau- San Francisco at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. kee (Davies 7-2), 7:15 p.m. an owner and a general Josh Richardson, Raul Arizona at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Washington (Corbin 7-5) at Philadelphia manager and admired the Neto and Kyle O’Quinn Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (Nola 8-2), 7:15 p.m. Cincinnati at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Cincinnati (Roark 5-6) at Colorado (Free- Philadelphia skyline in at the complex along with Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. land 2-6), 8:10 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. the distance. returning free agents Atlanta (Teheran 5-6) at San Diego (TBD), Atlanta at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 8:40 p.m. “This view gets me ex- James Ennis III and Tobi- Saturday’s Games Sunday’s Games Tampa Bay (McKay 1-0) at Baltimore cited,” Horford said . “This as Harris. Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. (Means 7-4), 1:05 p.m., 1st game view back there of the Harris was one of two Toronto (Richard 1-5) at N.Y. Yankees Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. (Happ 7-4), 1:05 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. city.” major in-season pickups Chicago White Sox (Covey 1-4) at Oakland Detroit at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. It’s the city he will call last season and returned (Bassitt 5-4), 4:07 p.m. Houston at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Morton 10-2) at Baltimore Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. his basketball home for on a $180 million, five- (TBD), 7:05 p.m., 2nd game Seattle at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. Minnesota (Odorizzi 10-4) at Cleveland L.A. Dodgers at Boston, 7:05 p.m. the next four years, one year contract. (Bauer 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. that hasn’t held a cham- The other? Well, Jimmy Detroit (Boyd 6-6) at Kansas City (Keller N.Y. Mets at Miami, 1:10 p.m. 4-9), 7:15 p.m. San Francisco at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. pionship parade for the Butler, the clutch shooter L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 3-3) at Boston (Sale Arizona at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. 76ers since 1983 and in so many memorable 3-8), 7:15 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Houston (Miley 7-4) at Texas (Minor 8-4), Cincinnati at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. where the franchise went postseason moments, was 8:05 p.m. Atlanta at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. nearly 20 years without traded and signed a $142 creating much of a stir PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS million, four-year deal until Joel Embiid and Ben with the Miami Heat. TODAY IN SPORTS Simmons arrived on the Al Horford speaks to reporters after being Brand and team owner July 13 tense tie with a thunderous head- scene. introduced as a member of the Philadelphia Josh Harris were diplo- 1881 — William Renshaw sets er in the 79th minute, and the But to try to finally get 76ers Friday afternoon. matic and thanked Butler the record for the shortest men’s United States earns its first trip over that title hump, the for his contributions that championship match by time and to the Women’s World Cup final 76ers need more — they Embiid fresh and healthy ping plus-40, the highest led the Sixers to a Game since winning it in 1999 with a 3-1 games by beating John T. Hart- needed Horford. in the regular season, and plus-minus of his career. 7 loss against eventual ley 6-0, 6-1, 6-1 in 37 minutes at victory over France. Japan upsets watch him carry the Six- No Embiid, no chance. Sweden 3-1 in the other semifinal. Horford could be the dif- NBA champion Toronto Wimbledon. ers through a dominant “It was a huge deficit 1941 — The PGA tournament is 2014 — Mo Martin hits the best ference for the Sixers this in the East semis. Brand, won by Vic Ghezzi with a 1-up 38- shot of her life to become a major season, not just because postseason. last year and we corrected though, refused to engage hole victory over Byron Nelson. at champion in the Women’s British he’s a four-time All-Star “We did fall off a cliff it,” Brand said. in a deep dive on why it Cherry Hills CC Denver. Open. Martin hit a 3-wood that hit who can thrive as a low once Joel was off the court, Horford may have been didn’t work out with But- 1943 — The first night game in the pin on the par-5 closing hole post defender and shoot especially defensively,” off to the side on the dais ler. All-Star history is played at Phil- at Royal Birkdale, settling 6 feet the 3. It’s because Hor- GM Elton Brand said. at the 76ers’ complex on “I’d make that trade for an eagle. Martin closes with an adelphia’s Shibe Park. Boston’s ford can spell Embiid, the Consider Game 6 in Friday, but he’s the cen- again. He gave us a great even-par 72 and finishes at 1-un- Bobby Doerr provides the big blow, notoriously injury-prone the Eastern Conference terpiece of a flurry of off- playoff run last year,” a three-run homer, for the AL’s 5-3 der 287 for a one-shot win over win. Inbee Park and Shanshan Feng. franchise player, at cen- semifinals against Toron- season deals that help Brand said. “I’m not upset 1968 — Gary Player wins the Brit- 2014 — Mario Goetze volleys in ter. The theory goes, keep to: Embiid was a whop- them keep pace with at all about that trade.” ish Open by two strokes over Bob the winning goal in extra time to Charles and Jack Nicklaus. It’s the give Germany its fourth World Cup second Open championship for title with a 1-0 victory over Argen- TV/RADIO tina. Player and his fifth major title. 9 a.m...... Wimbledon (women’s championship)...... ESPN 1971 — Reggie Jackson hits a 2017 — Venus Williams reaches SATURDAY mammoth home run off the pow- her ninth Wimbledon final and TV 3 p.m...... Wimbledon (women’s championship) (tape)...... ABC er generator on the right-field roof first since 2009, turning in her MLB Auto Racing at Tiger Stadium to highlight a latest display of gutsy serving to 4:07 p.m...... Chi. White Sox at Oakland...... FS1 7:30 p.m...... Monster Cup: Quaker State 400...... NBCSN barrage of six homers — three by beat Johanna Konta 6-4, 6-2. At 7:15 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Boston...... Fox SUNDAY 37, Williams becomes the oldest each team — as the AL beats the 7:15 p.m...... San Francisco at Milwaukee...... 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Citation retires after the race with WNBA 10 a.m...... European Tour: Scottish Open...... Golf 1997 — Alison Nicholas holds total earnings of $1,085,760. In 7 p.m...... Las Vegas at Washington...... CBSSN 12:30 p.m...... European Tour: Scottish Open...... Golf off Nancy Lopez for a one-stroke 45 starts, Citation ran out of the Cycling 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: John Deere Classic...... Golf 3 p.m...... Champions: Senior Players Championship..... Golf victory in the U.S. Women’s Open. money only once. 6:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 8)...... NBCSN 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: John Deere Classic...... CBS Nicholas shoots a 72-hole total of 1964 — Jacques Anquetil wins his CFL 10-under 274, the most under par fifth Tour de France. It’s his fourth Men’s Soccer in the 52-year history of the event. straight title of the cycling event. 4 p.m...... Montreal at Ottawa...... ESPN2 3:55 p.m...... MLS: Atlanta at Seattle...... ESPN 2003 — Beth Daniel becomes 1967 — Eddie Mathews of the As- 7 p.m...... Calgary at Hamilton...... ESPN2 6:30 p.m...... MLS: New York City FC at New York...... FS1 the oldest winner in LPGA Tour tros hits his 500th home run off Golf Tennis history, birdying the final two holes San Francisco’s Juan Marichal at 10 a.m...... European Tour: Scottish Open...... Golf 9 a.m...... Wimbledon (men’s championship)...... ESPN Auto Racing to beat Juli Inkster by a stroke in Candlestick Park. Houston beats 12:30 p.m...... European Tour: Scottish Open...... Golf the Canadian Women’s Open. At the Giants 8-6. 10:10 a.m...... Formula One: British Grand Prix...... ESPN2 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: John Deere Classic...... Golf 46 years, 8 months and 29 days, 1968 — Hank Aaron hits his 3:42 p.m...... IndyCar: Indy Toronto...... NBCSN Daniel breaks the age record set 500th home run off Mike McCor- 3 p.m...... Champions: Senior Players Championship...... Golf Radio by JoAnne Carner in 1985. mick as the Atlanta Braves beat 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: John Deere Classic...... CBS MLB 2011 — Abby Wambach breaks a the San Francisco Giants 4-2. Tennis 7:08 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Despite divorce, ex insists on ‘happy family’ photos DEAR ABBY: I’m en- this is my special day, one gaged to be married to a Dear Abby is written by Abigail that I have earned after wonderful woman who Van Buren, also known as Jeanne 22 years of marriage. My has a 6-year-old daughter brother and his fiancee with her ex-husband. Phillips, and was founded by her could easily pick another They share joint custody. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact date. Am I being petty, or His controlling nature Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. is my brother unreason- was a major factor in her Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. able? decision to end their marriage. Even now, after be- THAT’S MY DAY IN ing divorced more than MICHIGAN two years, he tries to con- dread every event be- from then on. cause we know he is go- DEAR DAY: I’m glad trol her life. One way is you asked. You are mak- by insisting on pictures of ing to expect this. Will it DEAR ABBY: My husband and I will celebrate ing a mountain out of a the three of them at ev- do the daughter any our 22nd wedding anni- molehill. You don’t “own” ery function where they harm to stop him the versary on the seventh of the seventh of next month. are all present. First day next time he starts in- next month. My brother Rather than looking to of school, graduations, sisting on this increasingly awkward situation? was divorced after five be offended, you should etc., he has to have pic- years of marriage and is be hoping that your tures taken of him along IN THE PICTURE, now getting remarried by brother and his fiancee with my fiancee and their TOO a justice of the peace. His have the same good for- daughter as if they are “bride” is also divorced, tune and years of happi- still one big, happy fami- DEAR PICTURE: Be- and this will be a second ness that you and your ly. cause this practice made marriage for both of husband have enjoyed. He’s now engaged to your fiancee uncomfort- them. They initially Their anniversary won’t someone as well. I can able, she should have put planned to be married on impinge on yours. only assume his fiancee a stop to it when it began. the third of the month The most meaningful must find these “not a She should not do any- but changed the date to wedding gift you could family” pictures as thing that makes her un- the seventh saying they offer them would be to strange as my fiancee comfortable. A way to couldn’t find another wish them every happi- and I do. The reason we deal with it now without date that worked. ness on this special day haven’t shut him down roiling the waters would Last time I checked, — for all of you — and when he insists on these be to wait until you and there were 31 days in the stop looking for drama pictures is that we think your fiancee are married month. Our parents don’t where there isn’t any. Cel- maybe it is a nice thing — and her ex and his fi- understand why I’m up- ebrate your anniversary for her daughter to have ancee are married — and set that my brother plans next month at a time that pictures of herself with make it a group photo of to marry on my wedding works best for you and her mom and dad. But we the entire blended family anniversary date. I feel your husband. BRIDGE

He was well-known in and on fields Last Saturday’s column featured a bles for penalty. What would you do? deal in which John Collings made sev- Probably you would pass and be en hearts doubled with a trump suit pleasantly surprised when the con- of A-J-9-8-6-4-3-2 opposite a void! tract made. (Three times, he led a winner from Spooner, who was playing with the dummy, righty ruffed low, and North for the first time and had no- Collings overruffed. Then the heart ticed that she wore rose-tinted glass- ace dropped the queen and king.) es, ran to four diamonds! Today’s crazy contract was de- Oh, no — North started thinking ... clared by another good friend, then raised to seven diamonds! Dennis Spooner. He started as a After East doubled, and West led professional soccer player, but be- spade queen, North tabled her hand, came much more famous as a great saying, “I must have the right cards for scriptwriter for television dramas like you.” As you can see, she did. Spoon- “The Avengers,” “Jason King” and er ruffed the spade lead, drew trumps “Hart to Hart.” These always included with the aid of the winning finesse, a bridge reference. Spooner died far and established dummy’s spade suit. too young at the age of 54 in 1986. East was unwise to double three This deal was described in one of spades. If he had passed, probably his Diary of a Palooka bridge articles. that would have been the final con- Look at the South hand. West deals tract. But I don’t suppose he anticipat- and opens three clubs, your partner ed his opponents’ bidding and making overcalls three spades, and East dou- a grand slam when he held two aces! SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JULY 13, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, July 13 they’re more successful than the para- BROADCAST STATIONS normal investigators who found a myste- Vampires & Demons & Witches, Oh My! 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A senior Spanish official it was sending a destroyer “This will ensure that had previously said the in- to the Persian Gulf. the U.K. alongside inter- terception was carried out The comments from national partners can con- at the request of the Unit- Iran’s Foreign Ministry tinue to support freedom ed States, but Gibraltar’s came the day after police of navigation for vessels Chief Minister Fabian in Gibraltar, a British transiting through this Picardo told parliament overseas territory on the vital shipping lane,” the no other government had southern tip of Spain, said ministry said. asked the territory to act. they arrested the captain At the same time, Brit- “These important deci- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and chief officer of the ish Foreign Secretary Jer- sions about breaches of supertanker suspected emy Hunt called for “cool our laws were certainly Chinese imports of U.S. goods fell 31.4 percent from a year earlier to $9.4 of breaching European heads” to prevail to ensure not decisions taken at the billion, while exports to the American market declined 7.8 percent to Union sanctions by carry- there is no “unintended political behest or instruc- $39.3 billion, according to Chinese customs data. ing a shipment of Iranian escalation.” tion of any other state or crude oil to Syria. “We are being clear to of any third party,” he said. Foreign Ministry spokes- China imports from U.S. plunge man Abbas Mousavi told Iranian state news agency IRNA that “the legal pre- 31 percent amid tariff war texts for the capture are not valid ... the release of By Joe McDonald The U.S. has imposed other isn’t living up to the tanker is in all coun- ASSOCIATED PRESS tariffs on $250 billion in commitments made when Chinese imports, drawing the leaders met June 29 at tries’ interest.” BEIJING — China’s retaliatory sanctions from the Group of 20 summit in “This is a dangerous trade with the United Beijing on $110 billion in Osaka, Japan. game and has consequenc- States plunged last month U.S. products. China also The chairman of Hua- es,” Mousavi warned. as a tariff war battered During Friday prayers, directed importers to find wei said Friday that his exporters on both sides of non-U.S. suppliers. Kazem Sedighi, an adviser the Pacific Ocean. company has yet to see to Iran’s Supreme Leader The dispute won’t be any benefit from Trump’s And there’s no letup in easy to solve. Mistrust Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, promise to ease restric- sight: Tensions between between Washington and threatened retribution. tions on sales of compo- the world’s two biggest Beijing runs high. And a “Rest assured, Britons economies continue to nents to the Chinese tech will soon feel the slap of substantive solution like- simmer even though Pres- ly would require China to giant, which was put on the powerful hands of the ident Donald Trump and a U.S. national security Islamic Republic,” he said. scale back its ambitions his Chinese counterpart, to become a world leader blacklist in May. The British navy said Xi Jinping, called a cease- “So far we haven’t seen Thursday it had stopped in advanced technologies fire two weeks ago. such as artificial intelli- any tangible change,” three Iranian paramil- Data out Friday showed chairman Liang Hua told itary vessels from dis- gence and electric cars. that the hostilities are a news conference. rupting the passage of a Envoys talked by phone taking a toll. Liang’s complaint came British oil tanker through Tuesday in their first con- Chinese imports of U.S. tact since Trump and Xi a day after Trump ac- the Strait of Hormuz, a goods fell 31.4 percent critical shipping lane at met last month in Japan, cused Beijing of “letting from a year earlier to $9.4 the mouth of the Persian the Chinese Commerce us down” by not prompt- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS billion, while exports to Gulf. Iran’s Revolutionary Ministry said. It gave no ly buying more U.S. farm the American market de- Guard denied any incident The British navy said Thursday it had stopped details or a date for more products. clined 7.8 percent to $39.3 had occurred in the strait. three Iranian paramilitary vessels from dis- contacts. “They have not been billion, according to Chi- That brief but tense rupting the passage of a British oil tanker “Our base case remains buying the agricultural nese customs data. Chi- standoff is believed to through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical ship- that trade talks will products from our great na’s trade surplus with have stemmed from the ping lane at the mouth of the Persian Gulf. break down again before Farmers that they said the United States wid- long,” said Julian Ev- they would,” the president ened by 3 percent to $29.9 ans-Pritchard of Capital said on Twitter. “Hopeful- billion. Economics in a report. ly, they will start soon.” India prepares to land rover The two countries are Trade weakness has fighting over U.S. allega- added to pressure on Xi’s Trump’s statement on moon in global space race tions that China deploys government to shore up “highlighted how more predatory tactics — in- economic growth and speed bumps may remain cluding stealing trade se- avoid politically danger- in the road ahead,” said Modi is eager to show off to develop satellite, com- By Ashok Sharma crets and forcing foreign ous job losses. Craig Orlam of OANDA ASSOCIATED PRESS the country’s prowess in munications and remote firms to hand over tech- The Trump-Xi truce in a report. “While a deal security and technology. sensing technologies that nology — in a headlong calmed jittery financial makes sense for both sides NEW DELHI — India India successfully test- are helping solve everyday drive to challenge Amer- markets. But the cease- this year, it’s far from is looking to take a gi- fired an anti-satelliteproblems at home, from ican technological domi- fire is under strain: Each guaranteed and could hit ant leap in its space pro- weapon in March, which forecasting fish migration nance. side has complained the many more snags.” gram and solidify its place Modi said demonstrated to predicting storms and among the world’s space- the country’s capacity as a floods. faring nations with its sec- space power alongside the India’s first lunar mis- ond unmanned mission to United States, Russia and sion, Chandrayaan-1, Ethiopian Israeli musicians the moon, this one aimed China. India also plans to whose name is Sanskrit at landing a rover near send humans into space for “moon craft,” orbit- the unexplored south pole. by 2022, becoming only ed the moon in 2008 and use stage to promote struggles The Indian Space Re- the fourth nation to do so. helped confirm the pres- particular what they say search Organization plans The country’s ambitions ence of water. In 2013-14, By Shahar Golan “They are not really to launch a spacecraft us- are playing out amid a re- India put a satellite into ASSOCIATED PRESS is unchecked and wide- in the mainstream so to spread police brutality. speak, but they are building homegrown technol- surgent space race. orbit around Mars in the JERUSALEM — In his ogy on Monday, and it is The U.S. — which is nation’s first interplane- Large numbers of Ethi- ing substantial fan bas- song “Handcuffed,” rapper opian Jews began arriv- es through social media scheduled to touch down marking the 50th anni- tary mission. Teddy Neguse addresses on the moon Sept. 6 or 7. versary this month of the Some have questioned ing in Israel via secret and the internet,” he said. police brutality against airlifts in the 1980s. The Rotbard said issues like The $141 million Chan- Apollo 11 mission that the expense in a country young Israeli men of Ethi- drayaan-2 mission will made Neil Armstrong and of 1.3 billion people with new arrivals from a rural, racism and routine po- opian descent. developing African coun- lice mistreatment are ad- analyze minerals, map the Buzz Aldrin the first hu- widespread poverty and Although the song came try struggled to find their dressed in their music. moon’s surface and search mans on the moon — is one of the world’s highest out in 2017, it has reached footing in an increasingly In his music video for for water. working to send a manned child mortality rates. But new heights in the wake of high-tech Israel. “Handcuffed,” Neguse is It will “boldly go where spacecraft to the lunar author and economic com- street protests across the Throughout the decades, dressed up as a soldier, no country has ever gone south pole by 2024. In mentator Gurcharan Das country following the kill- Ethiopians have suffered riding a bicycle, when he before,” ISRO said in a April, an unmanned Is- said that the cost of the ing of an Ethiopian Israeli discrimination. In the late encounters two policemen. statement. raeli craft crashed into the second moonshot is small teen by an off-duty police 1990s, it was discovered The officers then, seem- With India poised to be- moon in a failed attempt compared with India’s officer last month. This that Israel’s health ser- come the world’s fifth-larg- at the first privately fund- overall budget and that week the 23-year-old art- ingly unprovoked, beat vices were throwing out est economy, the ardently ed lunar landing. the project could have a ist was invited to perform him up. The music video nationalist government of Decades of space re- multiplier effect on the his song live on the popu- Ethiopian blood donations depicts a 2015 incident in Prime Minister Narendra search have allowed India economy. lar news website Ynet. over fears of diseases con- which two policemen were “They want me trapped tracted in Africa. Accusa- filmed beating a uniformed with handcuffs on my tions have also been raised Ethiopian Israeli soldier, hands/they watch me that Israel has deliber- sparking mass protests. with ten thousand eyes/ ately tried to curb Israeli The most recent demon- they only see my skin col- Ethiopian birth rates. strations erupted after the or so they push me to the Today, Israel’s Ethiopi- unarmed Solomon Teka, fringe,” he rapped. an community numbers 18, was fatally shot by a Neguse said the lyrics about 150,000 people, police officer in a Haifa are relevant all the time, some 2 percent of its 9 mil- suburb on June 30. but they carry extra mean- lion citizens. While some At the height of the un- ing for him in the current Israelis of Ethiopian de- rest, protesters angrily circumstances. scent have made gains in swore at police officers, “I felt that at that mo- areas like the military, the hurled firebombs, vandal- ment in the TV studio, police force and politics, ized vehicles and set a car that this is exactly the the community continues ablaze in the heart of Tel place for this song, the to struggle with a lack of Aviv. Police say more than time for this song.” opportunity and high pov- 110 officers were wound- Neguse’s appearance on erty rate. ed in the protests, and at Ynet illustrates the grow- Against this backdrop, least 150 protesters were ing Ethiopian Israeli pres- Israeli artists of Ethio- arrested. ence in the local music pian heritage are break- The officer in question, scene. But its theme also ing out in the entertain- who has claimed the youth reflects the ongoing strug- ment world, especially in was accidentally hit by a gles against alleged rac- the growing hip hop and warning shot he had fired ism and discrimination, dancehall scenes. at the ground, is being in- some three decades after Adam Rotbard, the own- vestigated by internal af- Ethiopian Jews began ar- er of Kolot Me Africa, a fairs and remains under riving in Israel. group that promotes Afri- protective custody. Neguse and other young can music in Israel, said a “This time the protests PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ethiopian artists are us- “wave of young Ethiopian feel more spontaneous,” The Indian Space Research Organization plans to launch a spacecraft ing the stage to tell the musicians” has burst onto said Efrat Yerday, chair- using homegrown technology on Monday, and it is scheduled to touch public about their com- the music scene in the last woman of the Association down on the moon Sept. 6 or 7. munity’s experiences — in year. of Ethiopian Jews. HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES

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By David Lyons “We have a full gym will opt for the co-living ing, he replied, “I think SUN SENTINEL and a pool deck and good lifestyle, which is start- it’s price at the end of the transportation nearby,” ing to take hold nationally day.” MIAMI — For Rob Bus- Buscemi said. “The price and overseas, developers Rents in South Florida cemi, 32, the price was and the amenities I get and brokers say. seem to prove his point. right for living with a total far outweigh living with Besides PMG’s projects The average rental stranger. a roommate.” It also beats in Fort Lauderdale and price in May was $1,787 At $1,340 a month, Bus- the commute from his for- Miami, others are up and in Palm Beach County, cemi, a mortgage broker, mer home in Boca Raton running or planned in New $1,914 in Broward County rents his own bedroom to Miami-Dade County, York, Chicago, Phoenix, and $1,940 in Miami-Dade but shares the rest of his which he called “brutal.” Denver, Los Angeles and County, according to Rein- apartment in downtown But is co-living simply San Francisco. PMG also hold P. Wolff Economic Re- Miami with an accoun- an extension of messy is starting construction on search in Oakland Park. tant, a woman who uses dorm or frat house living? another co-living rental The month before, Bro- a shared work space in When that sirloin in the tower near X-Miami, a ward led the state with an the same building for her fridge mysteriously dis- 49-story, 714-unit building average of $1,900, accord- business. appears, who do you call? at 400 Biscayne Blvd., and ing to a national survey PHOTO | SUN SENTINEL Buscemi moved two And if the roommate turns has a second tower on the conducted by Rent Cafe. months ago to X-Miami, out to be jerk or a thug, The average rental price in South Florida in drawing board next to the Evan Snow, co-founder where each apartment are you stuck? May was $1,787 in Palm Beach County, $1,914 one it intends to open next of Art Fort Lauderdale, unit can house two to three Property Markets in Broward County and $1,940 in Miami-Dade year on Fort Lauderdale’s said he is thinking about people, with rents starting Group, which operates X County, according to Reinhold P. Wolff Eco- Riverfront. leaving a three-bedroom at $1,300 a month. Resi- Miami and has just topped nomic Research in Oakland Park. “The early indicators are apartment in Flagler Vil- dents can rent new apart- off a tower like it called X great, but we need a larg- lage and moving into X ments furnished or unfur- Las Olas in downtown the chaos of unruly behav- Between upscale living er sample size,” said Ryan Las Olas when it opens. nished. People who want Fort Lauderdale, says ior. The building environ- and attractive pricing, the Shear, managing director The shared living space to live alone can expect clearly written rules of the ment, it says, attracts peo- company is betting that of PMG in Miami. Asked offers better prices than rents to start at $1,600. road are designed to avoid ple who truly are adults. more people like Buscemi what tenants are seek- what he is paying now. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourtAve 781-599-1 . Sliders to oms, 2 full quiet cul-de-s 3 Manson lawn. Make dreamsLooking come true.large deck to buy a house?Beau Checktiful outbaths. ( Eourxtra- Openac. House listingsPeaceful every Friday and SaturdayLYNN in our Classied Ssection.t. . front-to-back large jacuzzi.) water vie dining area open-conce bedrooms ws from living .Granite and pt living and . Beautifully room and central air. stainless stee bedroom updated both $235,000 Wrap around l kitchen.Coo unit with and spacious Directions: LYNN yard and pa deck. Entert l building loads of 2 Western Ave. t rking. Loaded ainment-sized . Central air closets. Elevator o Victory Rd with extras. line to Boston conditioning 6 room . to Bulfinch . 2 deeded . Laundrry. Bus , 3 bedroom $359,90 and see why parking spaces features , 2½ bath this Rivers Edge . Stop by designer Colonial condo is counters, kitchen with the perfect stainless steel granite breakfast ba appliances OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Beautiful r. Large deck , and master for entertaining! garag suite with e. Nice corner lot jacuzzi. 2-car To place an open house listing, contact Abbe Smith at 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 or email at [email protected]. Salem line. Bridgett Ki