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OUR OPINION DEALS OF THE $DAY$ Fortunately, 7 city councilors gave a little to get PG.a 3lot Seems like simple math: Give a devel- Sixty-six percent of something versus LaPierre didn’t think it makes sense to “ centive by noting that the $5 million in oper a property tax incentive worth $2.5 100 percent of nothing. … offer an incentive of that magnitude in taxes the Procopio project is forecast to million so that he will build a $90 million Disturbing but still simple math; yet the city’s dif cult nancial times.” generate during the incentive period will project on Munroe Street that will gener- four City Councilors who voted against More about LaPierre’s comment later pay for teachers, public safety, and street ate $5 million in taxes over a seven-year a Tax Increment Exemption Agreement but, rst, city residents owe a collective repairs. DEALS period even with the tax break. for Procopio Enterprises, Inc.’s project thanks to Councilors Buzzy Barton, Di- How did that simple logic get lost on Put another way, in order to attract a didn’t see it that way. Peter Capano, Bri- anna Chakoutis, Richard Colucci, Darren ward councilors CapanoOF and THE Walsh and major project to Lynn, the city is provid- an LaPierre, Hong Net, and Jay Walsh Cyr, Brian Field, two experienced councilors at large? ing a tax incentive and still expecting to voted against providing the incentive to Rick Starbard, and Wayne Lozzi for Again, to restate the obvious:$DA YGiving$ Pro- receive at least two-thirds of the revenue Procopio for its proposed 10-story project. exhibiting the good sense to vote for the copio a tax incentive is PG.what 3 Economic it would receive if the incentive was not Capano and Walsh were quoted as de- incentive. Chakoutis summed up the un- negotiated. scribing the Procopio project as rushed. assailable logic of a “yes” vote for the in- COUNCILORS, A7 DEALS Saugus kids tell doggie tales New bossOF THE $DAY$ emergesPG. 3 from chaotic meetingDEALS OF THE in Nahant$DAY$ PG. 3 By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF NAHANT — Antonio Barletta, a Nahant resident, has been appointed the new town administrator. The Board of Selectmen voted 2-1 in fa- vor of selecting Barletta over runners-up Robert Curtin, assistant town administra- tor of Lynn eld, and Joseph Domelowicz Jr., assistant town administrator of Win- throp. “He’s a state worker who is familiar with our  ooding issues,” said selectman Enzo Barile, who credited Barletta with the town’s successful involvement with the municipal vulnerability program, among other initiatives. “I want somebody from Nahant. I think it’s important. We’ve been through a lot of turmoil lately.” “He’s young,” said Barile. “He’s in his 30s. He’ll be here for a while and that’s Lucas Ingianni, what we want.” Lydia the comfort dog helps students 7, of Saugus Barletta is the director of governmen- reads Green tal affairs at the Massachusetts Depart- learn to read in town library Eggs and Ham to ment of Energy Resources. He previously worked as director of government affairs her eyes, she doesn’t get impatient or cor- Lydia, a 5-year- By Bridget Turcotte for the Department of Conservation and ITEM STAFF rect him for the words he got wrong. And old golden re- triever who’s a Recreation for two years. Ingianni doesn’t worry she will. In a public interview Tuesday night with SAUGUS — On Wednesday afternoon, The Saugus Public Library welcomed comfort dog with 7-year-old Lucas Ingianni found comfort in Messiah Luther- sound issues that prevented much of the Lydia the comfort dog for the rst time on session to be heard by the large crowd in reading one of his favorite books to a new Wednesday. Lydia is stationed in Lynn eld an Church. furry friend. Town Hall, Barletta said he has dealt with at the Messiah Lutheran Church and will more than 200 legislators in the State He  ipped through the tired pages, rhym- now return every Wednesday throughout ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK House and in the State Senate. ing and reading the words as Sam-I-Am the summer. “I’m familiar with working with different tirelessly tried to sell green eggs and ham Comfort dogs are friends who bring a personalities,” he said. as a novelty — whether in a house with a calming in uence, allowing people to open When asked why he should be chosen mouse, in a box, with a fox, with a goat, or up their hearts and receive help in times of over two candidates who have experience on a boat. All the while, Lydia the dog lay need, according to the church’s website. working as assistant town administra- peacefully in his lap. On a daily basis, Lydia interacts with ev- tors, Barletta said his state experience Though she’s undoubtedly heard the eryone from young children in schools, li- is transferable to the town level. He also words countless times before — children braries, and hospitals, and with adults in has a Masters degree in public adminis- have torn through the Dr. Seuss classic for tration from the University of Massachu- nearly 60 years — Lydia doesn’t scoff or roll SAUGUS, A7 setts-Boston. “I am from Nahant so I am very familiar with the issues that face this community and I’m very in tune with the personali- INSIDE ties,” he said. Interim Town Administrator Gerry Perry Peabody Opinion Sports said a contract should be ready for Barletta Fundraiser to bene t family of Lynn Cawley: How’s this Lynn 14s move on to sem nal round woman who died giving birth. A2 for clickbait? A4 of Babe Ruth state tournament. B1 NAHANT, A7 Art meets Silsbee athletics at Street deadline Manning Field extended By Steve Krause “I thought wouldn’t it be ITEM STAFF nice if we had something like By Gayla Cawley that here,” said Warren. ITEM STAFF LYNN — When presented She took that plan and pre- with the challenge of coming sented it to the commission LYNN — A Marblehead up with an inaugural project at its rst pitch meeting. development team has for the newly-formed Lynn “Leah came in with the been given one last chance Public Arts Commission, idea of doing a mural at to redevelop a dilapidated Leah Warren harkened back Manning Field that would building on Silsbee Street to something she’d seen at depict Lynn’s football histo- into a mixed-use structure Bucknell University. ry,” said Carolyn Cole, head with market-rate apart- Warren, who is both a of the commission. “We had ments and a grocery store. teacher and an accom- a lot of people with a lot of The City Council opted plished graphic designer, re- ideas, and we all thought on Tuesday night to grant membered seeing a mural at ‘Isn’t that the perfect inau- a one-year extension to Bucknell’s new athletic com- gural project?’ It combines Illy, LLC, after the com- plex depicting the basket- everything positive about pany’s two-year special ball team’s accomplishment Lynn.” permit for the project ex- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE while in Pittsburgh for the Both Cole and Warren have pired. induction of Kevin Betten- roots that run deep in the Leah Warren, left, and Carolyn Cole plan for the photo collage of But the council also voted court into the school’s Hall local legends that will be installed on the wall next to the conces- of Fame. MANNING, A7 sion stand at Manning Field. DEADLINE, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 77° VOL. 140, ISSUE 181 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 63° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 OBITUARIES Trash pickups can Robert F. Casey, 90 Theodore C. Vallas, 93 now be scheduled

Robert Francis Ca- at the Campus Minis- LYNN — Mr. Theo- fan, he also harbored sey, 90, late of Lynn try, he nightowled as dore C. Vallas, age interests in oil paint- online in Revere and Nahant, died in a member of the Ad 93, of Lynn, died ing and wood-work- his sleep June 26. Hoc Committee for suddenly on Monday, ing. Ted was an edito- REVERE — Residents uent services is ready to Parish priest, lay Prison Reform and July 9, 2018. He was rial page columnist for no longer need a sticker answer any questions substance abuse New England Prison the husband of the the former Lynn Sun- to get rid of their grand- residents may have as counselor, peace and Association and un- late Katherine (Lefas) day Post for 10 years. mother’s hand-me-down the city transitions to the civil rights activist, dertook eight-hour Vallas. Prior to his retirement, couch or the mattress stickerless program. Bob was the author shifts as an outside Born and raised in he was well-known as they’ve used since college. Applications must be of the gently-told observer at maxi- Lynn, he was the son the dining room man- Traditionally, city ordi- completed by 2 p.m. the day novel The Jesus Man and mum security prisons, gaining of the late Charles and Mary ager at the Danversport Yacht nance would require them before a Tuesday through co-author of Screw: A Guard’s adulation as the gentle priest (Kennedy) Vallas. He was a Club for 14 years. to visit the Inspection- Friday pickup, or 10 a.m. View of Bridgewater State who’d talk through the bars graduate of Lynn English High He was a longtime parish- al Service Department on Friday for a Monday Hospital. He is remembered with anyone who wanted a School, Class of 1942, where ioner of St. George Greek Or- during City Hall hours to pickup. Otherwise, pickup as the “kindest,” “gentlest,” sympathetic ear. Thus it was he was a member of the Na- thodox Church of Lynn, and schedule a trash pick-up will be scheduled for the “least threatening,” “most that Bob came to the atten- tional Honor Society. He at- member of the St. Vasilios, and pick up a sticker be- following week. sel ess,” “totally present,” and tion of Tom Ryan, a guard at tended Boston University and Peabody, Men’s Club. fore putting their stuff on There is a senior citizen “Christ like” person interlocu- Bridgewater State Hospital, Boston University Law School. He was the publicist for the the curb. discount for any proper- tors had ever met. He’s also and was asked to co-write An Army veteran of WWII, he original “Piece of the Rock,” Pickups can now be ties where the head of described as “mischievous,” Tom’s memoir that exposed served as a technical sergeant Lynn High Rock Tower Pres- scheduled online at www. household is an eligible “funny,” “stubborn” and “hand- deplorable conditions at the with the Panama Mobile Force ervation Committee, and for revere.org/permitting. Af- senior. The name and age some,” often mistaken for Clint hospital. and Security Command. the Lynn English High School, ter creating an account, of the eligible senior is re- Eastwood to the amusement For personal and philosoph- Ted is survived by his daugh- Class of 1942 Reunion Com- navigate to “apply for quired on the application. of his friends. ical reasons, Bob quit the ter, Mary, and her husband Al mittee. He was also a member a permit” with the type If items are put out that Bob’s father, John T. Ca- priesthood during the exodus Kiernan of Venice, Fla.; his of Mount Carmel Lodge, AF & “bulk item pickup.” After are different than what sey, was a Lynn police of cer of the late ’70s, and, after ob- sons, Charles of Wilmington AM, Lynn. completing the applica- was listed in the appli- known for fairness; his moth- taining a masters in counseling and Basile of Santa Fe, N.M.; Service information: His fu- tion, residents will receive cation, they will not be er, Alice Rogers Casey, was a at Cambridge College, became grandsons, Justin and “Chuck” neral will be held on Saturday an email with a date and picked up. neighborhood beauty known the clinical director at Eastern Vallas of Wilmington; sisters, at 9 a.m. from the CUFFE-MC- time the items will be If someone other than for kindness; and his only sib- Middlesex Recovery Center, a Bertha Lee of Port St. Luc- GINN Funeral Home, 157 Ma- picked up. the trash company takes ling, older brother Father John residential substance abuse ie, Fla., Frances Mosnicka of ple St., Lynn, followed by a Residents who do not the item, the city will not Patrick Casey, now retired, facility in Malden. There he Waukesha, Wis., and Louise funeral service in St. George have access to a computer provide a refund. was a Maryknoll missionary remained for 20 years before Hoyt of Stoneham; brother, Greek Orthodox Church, 54 or smartphone can submit If the items are not put known for service. True to their retiring to Nahant. Michael J. Lannon and wife South Common St., Lynn, at in person at Inspectional out on the curb, the city example, Bob became known In the course of this life well- Wendy of Bristol, N.H.; sever- 10 a.m. Burial in Pine Grove Service’s computer kiosk will be noti ed, and the as the bright, gentle kid, who lived, Bob marched, before it al nieces and nephews, Cemetery, Lynn. Visit- located on 24R Broadway. pickup will need to be re- diffused hostility with humor, was safe to march, in support and his longtime loving ing hours Friday 4-7 The Mayor’s 311 constit- scheduled. befriended animals, and loved of civil rights and against Amer- companion, Tina Ken- p.m. For online guest- people without regard to race, ica’s wars in Vietnam and Iraq nery of Peabody. Ted book please visit www. creed, or color. Bob himself and America’s involvement in was also the brother of cuffemcginn.com. recalled an idyllic childhood, South America. Students from the late Charles Austin full of baseball, trips to Fen- Arlington Catholic remember Vallas, and companion of the way Park, swimming at Fish- Bob braving insults and debris late Florence Cascone. erman’s Beach, and altar boy marching with the Catholic An avid Patriots and Red Sox service, surrounded by loving Interracial Council in South aunts, uncles, and friends. He Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day Pa- confessed to feeding his Fri- rade. Others remember Bob day sh to the cat and telling opening his home to parolees, Rosalia M. Vetrano-Zubricki, 49 a b or two to escape work at recovering addicts, and nan- home or church to sneak out cially-strapped students. For 1968-2018 to the movies. the last year he was able to The Ramsay children, from left, newborn twin Bob went on to graduate live independently, he shared LYNN — Rosalia children, William “Rosie” Maria Vetra- Paul Zubricki, age 12, Logan, 3-year-old Olivia, and newborn twin from Saint Mary’s High School his home with a nursing stu- Theresa. in Lynn in 1945 and Saint dent from Rwanda. Everyone no-Zubricki, 49, of and Angelina Rosa- John’s Seminary in Brighton remembers Bob’s kindness, Lynn, died unexpect- lia Zubricki, age 14, in 1952, and was ordained at funny quips, mischievous edly on Saturday, both of Lynn; a broth- Fundraiser to bene t the Church of the Holy Cross glint, and admonition that we June 30, 2018 in er and sister-in-law, in Boston in 1952. He then should listen to each other. Moultonboro, N.H. Antonio and Lori Ve- served as a parish priest in Service information: All She was the wife of trano of Stoneham; family of Lynn woman Saint Joseph’s parish in Ip- who want to celebrate the Zachary A. Zubricki. her sisters and broth- swich, Saint Agnes parish in life of The Jesus Man are She was born in ers-in-law, Antonia Arlington (which included invited to a funeral Mass Ludwigsburg, Germany, on Vetrano of Lowell, Francesca who died giving birth being a teacher and the rst on July 18 at 10:30 a.m. at Dec. 23, 1968, the daughter Vetrano of Somerville, Maria chaplain at Arlington Catholic St. Mary’s Church, 8 South of Carlo and Paola (Fodera) Carla and Stefan Pahor of By Bella diGrazia idly spread across the in- when it opened in 1964), and Common St., Lynn. In lieu of Vetrano, and emigrated to the Peabody and Josie and Patrick ITEM STAFF ternet, raising more than the Fenway Campus Minis- owers, please make a me- United States with her family Sherman of Atlanta, Ga.; and $44,000 to be used for all in 1970, settling in Somer- several nieces and nephews. PEABODY — Friday childcare needs and even try, which served the Fenway morial donation to St. Mary’s the 13th will have less of colleges. In each parish, Bob High School. Arrangements ville. Rosie was a graduate Service information: A an overnight nurse. Al- of Somerville High School in visitation will be held on the scaries this month as most three months after became famous for kindness, by the SOLIMINE Funeral friends come together to ability to listen, empathize, Homes, 781-595-1492. Di- 1986 and received her BS Sunday, July 15, 2018 from her sudden death, the fundraise for the late Mol- and counsel, and out of the rections and guestbook at degree from U Mass, Boston 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. at the fundraising continues. An ordinary, gently told sermons www.solimine.com. in 1990. CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR ly Ramsay’s family. event will be held Friday described as “enthralling.” She had been employed with Funeral Home at the 82 Lynn In April, Ramsay died of as a way to honor the late While at Saint Agnes, Bob the Middlesex Federal Savings St., Peabody facility. Her fu- complications while giving Lynner’s memory and helped create the Fidelity Bank of Somerville starting as neral will be held on Monday birth to twins Logan and raise more money to sup- House Youth Center, and, while a teller and rose to a manager at 10 a.m. from the funeral Theresa. She leaves be- port the family that was prior to a disability retirement home followed by a funeral hind the twins, her 3-year- left behind. seven years ago. She enjoyed Mass in St. Pius Church, Ma- old daughter, Olivia, and Tickets for the event are going to Bingo and had been ple Street, Lynn, at 11 a.m. her husband, Brian. Even $25 and can be purchased a member of St. Pius Church of Burial will be in St Mary’s though the struggle of online or at the door prior Georgia Parasco, 86 Lynn. She had a large collec- Cemetery, Lynn. Expressions grief has bombarded the from 6 p.m. to midnight tion of movies and liked going of sympathy may be made to lives of her loved ones, at the Holy Ghost Society, to their summer place in Moul- the National Multiple Sclero- they refuse to give up on 20 Howley St., in Peabody. tonborough, N.H. sis Society (nationalmssoci- her children and her hus- A cash bar, food donated Georgia (Zavras) Saltzman-Dupuis She is survived by her hus- ety.org/Donate). For guest- band. from local establishments, Parasco, 86, passed and her husband band, Zachary of Lynn; her book and directions, visit After Ramsay’s close basket raf es, karaoke, away Wednesday, Fred of North Read- parents of Somerville; her www.ccbfuneral.com. July 11, 2018 af- ing, son, Peter Zavras; friends created an online and music will be provided ter a lengthy illness, 10 grandchildren; 11 donation page, it was rap- at the all ages fundraiser. surrounded by her great-grandchildren, family. many nieces and Protesters target university Born in Sparta, nephews, and two John S. Donohoe Greece, to the late sisters-in-law. She Pandelis and Athe- was predeceased by over $2.7M ICE contract na (Vinou) Zavras, Georgia her beloved husband Peter, CONCORD, N.H. — John S. great-grandchildren. BOSTON (AP) — North- search that has anything moved from Greece to Lynn in three brothers, two sisters, “Jack” Donohoe, former Lynn Service information: Call- eastern University stu- to do with immigration 1957 with her husband Peter. and her brothers and sisters- police of cer and retired special ing hours will be held at enforcement. They shared many wonderful in-law. agent for the U.S. Treasury De- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, dents yelled “ICE has got Law professor Brook years of marriage and com- Service information: Geor- partment, died July 11, 2018. 426 Broadway, from 4-7 to go,” while marching panionship in their cherished gia’s funeral will be held at Jack was a veteran of the on Sunday, July 15, 2018. through the school’s quad Baker, who watched pro- family home in West Lynn. 12 p.m. on Saturday, July Korean War and served as one Funeral Mass at St. Pius V and demanded of cials testers, said “there’s a Georgia and Peter managed 14, 2018 at St. George of the original sky marshals Church, 215 Maple St., Lynn, cancel a multimillion-dol- serious question raised several local Richdale stores Greek Orthodox Church, during the airliner hijacking at 9 a.m. on Monday, July 16, lar research contract with over whether the univer- and primarily Richdale in Lynn, followed by burial at crisis of the early 1970s. 2018. Burial following in St. U.S. Immigration and sity should be receiving Market Square for more than Pine Grove Cemetery Lynn. He leaves three children, Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. Customs Enforcement. research funds from ICE, 20 years. She was a mem- Visiting hours will be Friday Jeffrey Donohoe of Contoo- Memorial contributions The protest and march which is engaged in ille- ber of the St. George Ladies from 4-8 p.m. at SOLIMINE cook, N.H., Sean Donohoe of may be made to The Mi- Wednesday was attended gal and immoral human Philoptochos Society, and was Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. Northborough, and Lisa Smith chael J. Fox Foundation for by students, faculty and rights violation activities involved in the church PTA. (Route 1A), Lynn. Relatives of Windham, N.H. He also Parkinson’s Research, Do- community members. They at the border in accepting Georgia enjoyed gardening, and friends are respect- leaves seven stepchildren, nation Processing, The Mi- insist having any kind of lawful refugees.” cooking and spending time fully invited. Donations in Stephen Winslow of Lynn, chael J. Fox Foundation, P.O. contract with ICE is “irre- Glenn Pierce is a prin- with her friends and family, her name can be made to David Winslow of Merrimac Box 5014, Hagerstown, MD sponsible and immoral.” cipal research scientist especially watching her grand- St. George Greek Orthodox (deceased), Maureen 21741-5014, by phone Federal spending data at the university who children and great-grandchil- Church, 54 So. Common St., Grout of Saugus (de- (800) 708-7644 or shows that Northeastern applied for the grant in dren playing sports. She also Lynn, MA 01902. Directions ceased), Kathleen “Kel- online https://www. has received $2.7 million 2016. He told The Boston loved reminiscing about her and guestbook at www.Soli- ly” Jodoin of Lynn, Amy michaeljfox.org/get-in- from ICE over the last Globe his work focuses on childhood in Greece. mine.com. Ragonese of Merrimac, volved/donation2.php. two years. The potential technology that could be Georgia is survived by her Christopher Mullen of award amount is listed at used for terrorism, and son, William Parasco and his Whitman, and William Mul- over $7.7 million over an does not deal directly with wife Janet of Sandown, N.H.; len of Lynn. He also leaves almost ve-year period. immigration enforcement. daughter, Anastacia (Stacy) several grandchildren and Northeastern said the grant isn’t funding re- 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays St. Jude & St. Anthony Catch up with your USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 May the Sacret Heart of Jesus be adored, Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA glorified, loved and preserved throughout Need to find and additional of ces. 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Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 ENTERTAINMENT Review: Tom Bailey follows Thompson Twins’ blueprint By Pablo Gorondi "Bring Back Yesterday" ASSOCIATED PRESS repeats Paul McCartney's yearning for times which Tom Bailey, "Science Fic- won't return no matter tion" (Mikrokosmos/BFD) what. At its peak, Thomp- "Come So Far," first re- son Twins created some leased in 2016 as a charity great 1980s synth pop, track benefiting Doctors songs with refined mel- Without Borders, closes odies, thoughtful lyrics the album with an evoc- and a wide range of key- ative melody clearly "in- board sounds, enlivened spired" by 1960s megahit by crystalline percussion "Love Is Blue." 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It's an enjoyable al- Review: Author tackles the frustration of those bum full of catchy melo- feeling left out. their problems along and real challenge is to save dies and Bailey's vocals sexual assault topic in "What Kind of World," wonder why they made our souls. are as expressive as ever, dressed up in Latin beats, the flight. Inspired by Da- "Feels Like Love to Me" but some more organic stays in the thematic vid Bowie and Elon Musk, is a strolling ballad in sounds would have been ‘A Gathering of Secrets’ neighborhood — envision- it notes that for all of hu- A-ha mode, "Ship of Fools" welcomed to counter the ing life on Mars where manity's strange fascina- bolsters the sentiments limitations of a laptop as By Oline H. Cogdill ator, preying on inexperi- people inevitably take tion with technology, the of lacking direction and recording studio. ASSOCIATED PRESS enced young women who blamed themselves for "A Gathering of Secrets" his unwanted attention. (Minotaur), by Linda Cas- At least one woman, over- tillo come by guilt, committed Show tells backstory of icons Linda Castillo's exqui- suicide. Their parents, too, sitely plotted novels delve often blamed their daugh- deep into Amish life and ters, preferring to keep culture using the prism of the rapes secret. like Rushmore, Lady Liberty a police procedural. With- Kate was raised Amish out deriding or sentimen- before leaving the church. By Beth J. Harpaz talizing the Amish, Castil- She was sexually assault- ASSOCIATED PRESS lo illustrates their culture ed as a teen, and the case while showing that Amish weighs heavily on her. Did you know that the adherence to traditions original symbolism of and silence on sensitive She understands the kill- the Statue of Liberty had situations can allow evil er's motives as she learns nothing to do with wel- to seep in unexpectedly. more about Daniel. coming immigrants? And In her superb 10th novel, As in her other novels, that Mount Rushmore Castillo continues to show Castillo delivers a com- was basically built as a that Amish problems are plete look at the Amish scheme to get road-trip- universal, despite their community, showing the pers to make the trip out insular ways. They aren't various sects, the rise of to South Dakota? immune to the #MeToo Amish businesses that You'll hear the inside movement as Castillo cater to outsiders, whom story on these icons and tackles sexual assault in they call "the English," others from Geoffrey Baer, "A Gathering of Secrets." and the emphasis on home host of the PBS television Kate Burkholder, the and family. series "10 That Changed intelligent, insightful po- Kate's complicated "love- America," in three new hate relationship" with FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lice chief of Painters Mill, episodes airing this sum- Ohio, investigates the the community to which mer. In addition to famous PBS host Geoffrey Baer is back this summer with new episodes of his death of 18-year-old Dan- she was born enhances monuments, other epi- series “10 That Changed America” that focuses on streets, monuments iel Gingerich, who died "A Gathering of Secrets." sodes focus on streets that and marvels, including Mount Rushmore. when the family barn was She has much respect for changed America — like set on fire. Daniel was on Amish ways yet abhors New York's Broadway — spoke about the show and When cars were a new he decided to "create the Rumspringa, a time when the attitudes that allow and on modern marvels the backstory of some of the form of transportation, "a world's biggest roadside a young person can expe- "a devil in disguise" such like the Hoover Dam. monuments featured in the state official in South Da- attraction." Originally the rience the world without as Daniel to thrive. Her Baer is based in Chica- episode airing July 17 in an kota really didn't think in carvings were going to de- the Amish rules, generally "simple happiness" in her go, where he works for the interview with AP Travel's the early days of the road pict heroes of the Ameri- before joining the church. relationship with John To- local public television sta- weekly podcast "Get Outta trip that scenery was go- can West, but that wasn't To his family, Daniel was masetti, an Ohio Bureau tion WTTW and also gives Here !" Here’s an excerpt ing to be enough" to lure deemed a big enough a hard worker, "a good of Criminal Investigation tours for the Chicago Ar- from the podcast, edited for people to drive all the draw, so the concept was young man. ... Humble and agent, is well explored. chitecture Foundation. He brevity and clarity: way there, Baer said. So changed to presidents. kind and generous." But "A Gathering of Secrets" Kate soon discovers that is a standout in a stellar Click ‘like’ for Burnham’s ‘Eighth Grade’ Daniel was a sexual pred- series.

By Jake Coyle karaoke, we start cover- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing our eyes for the all certain embarrassment to Not even Joseph Conrad come. But she goes for it. had the courage to ven- Burnham keeps the cam- ture into that darkest of era focused on Kayla and hearts: middle school. her personal triumph, not Bo Burnham's "Eighth the reaction of the teen on- Grade," however, plung- lookers. Sorry, Rock. Kay- es us into the day-to-day la is the summer's most experience of a 13-year- awe-inspiring hero. old girl, Kayla Day (El- Largely on the out- sie Fisher) with just as skirts throughout the much intensity as a jour- film, adults are clueless to ney down the Congo. Ev- what's going on, making ery sling and arrow, in only comical gestures at The value of each coupon shown here is equal to the mall food court or on bridging the generation Snapchat, is felt acutely. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gap. A sex-ed video host or greater than the price of the newspaper. Whenever Kayla's crush, Elsie Fisher, right, plays the role of Kayla Day promises a lesson is "gon- Aiden (Luke Prael), steps na be lit." The principal ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! in the room, the world in the film “Eighth Grade.” tries to dab. If you would like to participate in turns slow-motion and That parents should evolving, has typically been while struggling through the music thunders. End- see "Eighth Grade" is a The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, theatrically, even combat- lonely days at school. On of-the-year superlatives? given, just as it that mid- ively brash. His rise was YouTube, she insists that contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 The horror. dle-school kids should, Such harrowing mo- propelled by the technolo- she just chooses not to too. But would Kayla see ments have long been gy he's now turning on. talk a lot. At school, she's "Eighth Grade"? She has TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY stretched for their comedy Like Burnham did as a named "quietest." Her lov- her nose so firmly in her or their torture, but rarely teenager, Kayla hosts a ing single dad (Josh Ham- laptop and phone that I have they been rendered YouTube show, only no- ilton) is seemingly the fear not. "Eighth Grade" with such precision and body watches her earnest only one in her corner. is one more good reason to empathy. Burnham's in- life advice. "The hard part From the start, we feel log off. timate, impressive direc- about being yourself is the unreasonable pres- torial debut is armed not that it's not easy," she says sure put on Kayla by bliss- just with an understand- into her bedroom camera ful Instagram accounts LAW OFFICES OF ing for the awkwardness before reminding viewers and savvier Twitter feeds. JAMES J. CARRIGAN of youth but with an anger to hit "like" and signing off She spends much of her • Social Security Disability at what social media and with a forced trademark: days and nights anxiously • Workers Compensation cell phones are doing to it. "Gucci!" Sweet, shy and scrolling down screens, fu- • Accidents The 27-year-old former acne-covered, Kayla lacks eling her insecurity. 25 years located across from Lynn District Court YouTube sensation turned both an audience and But she is gloriously stand-up comedian turned friends. Only one of those plucky. The Post-its on her 15 Johnson St. feature filmmaker is an matters. mirror read "Go get 'em!" 781-596-0100 unlikely guide for such a Kayla tries, unconvinc- and "Be sexy!" When an JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN crucible of adolescence. ingly, to project a confident already cringe-inducing RONALD D. MALLOY Burnham's comedy, while version of herself online birthday party sets up www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 OPINION How’s this for clickbait? HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill On Wednesday, as I was one of the girls said some- M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg scrolling through my Twit- thing to that effect. She E C  J. Edward M. Grant ter feed at work, one head- was talking about some- Advertising Director Gordon R. Hall line in particular grabbed thing she saw online from T  J  GaylaGa 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey my attention. someone she knew, and P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton It was about an “Insta- mentioned how she inter- Chief Financial O cer CawleyCa Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan gram model” who was bit- preted it, before stopping Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman ten by a shark while pos- herself and saying more Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ ing for a picture. comes necessary to share sheepishly, something like, Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 According to online re- every accomplishment or but I guess you just show Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ports, the 19-year-old wom- life event or post about whatever you want people 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 an from California had de- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 every social event or va- to see on social media. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 cided to swim with sharks cation (or even what food It’s true. Sometimes it Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 while vacationing in the we happen to be eating) seems like things have be- Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Bahamas and was encour- because if someone doesn’t come more fabricated. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 aged by someone to lie back see it, then it must not It’s nice to just enjoy a Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and float in the water while have happened. hike with friends instead [email protected] posing for pictures, when a It’s like that age-old phil- of having to stop at vari- Circulation shark grabbed her arm and osophical question. If a ous viewpoints to pose for [email protected] pulled her underwater. tree falls in the forest and the best pictures, or go on Ext. 3 The girl told NBC News no one is around to hear it, vacation without docu- that she was lucky to es- does it make a sound? Newsroom menting the entire thing. [email protected] cape with her arm and her Here’s my answer: yes, it It seems like it’s more [email protected] life. does make a sound, just as fulfilling to actually en- Ext. 4 It begs the question. all those things that peo- joy the experience, rather EDITORIAL What picture is so import- ple experience through- Sports than being consumed with [email protected] ant to share with followers out the day and don’t post sharing it with other peo- or friends on social media online do happen, even ple anyway. Ext. 5 that someone would put though others can’t see Except for unsupervised Retail and Online Denuclearization themselves in harm’s way that it did. swimming with sharks. Advertising [email protected] in the process? Social media is all about Pictures or no pictures — What picture or post is perception as well. You can that should probably be ADVERTISING accord that never was so important to share on make your life seem how- avoided regardless. Ernie Carpenter Jr. social media at all? ever you want it online. Director of Advertising It seems like we’ve all I was having breakfast Gayla Cawley is a staff and Business Development, ext. 1355 begins to unravel become so consumed with with a couple of people reporter with the Daily [email protected] social media that it be- over the weekend and Item. Michele Iannaco The harsh words coming from North Korea over Sales Representative, ext. 1315 the weekend about denuclearization underscore the [email protected] weaknesses of President Donald Trump’s personal Ralph Mitchell style of diplomacy — the one where he assumes that Sales Representative, ext. 1313 his charm and powers of persuasion will win glob- [email protected] al adversaries over to his line of thinking. It clearly Patricia Whalen didn’t work with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Un, and once again, the two nations are bickering. [email protected] Trump erred from the beginning by overhyping the BUSINESS OFFICE prospects for a North Korean nuclear disarmament Susan J. Conti agreement after his June 12 meeting in Singapore Controller, ext. 1288 with Kim. The prospects for such an agreement were [email protected] never better than minuscule despite all of the state- Ted Grant ments of goodwill and rapprochement from both Publisher, ext. 1234 sides. Trump added to the likelihood of failure by ex- [email protected] cluding his top nuclear experts from the talks and Marian Kinney assuming that he could wing it once he met face-to- ext. 1212 face with Kim. [email protected] The result was a vague communique that glossed Will Kraft over major points of disagreement and clearly misled Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 the rest of the world about the extent of their prog- [email protected] ress. The communique mentioned an agreement on Jennifer Perez “complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula” STEPHANIE BANCHERO ext. 1205 without describing in any detail what that meant. [email protected] Just after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo con- Mike Shanahan cluded a two-day trip to Pyongyang to nail down Seize this moment: Five ways Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 some specifics, North Korea denounced the U.S. at- [email protected] titude Saturday as “regrettable” and characterized Carolina Trujillo the United States as having made a “unilateral and Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] gangster-like demand for denuclearization.” to improve teacher quality Contrast that with Pompeo’s statement that the Jim Wilson I’ve spent most of my — to jump-start a conver- watched their enrollments Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 visit was “productive” and that progress had been [email protected] made “on almost all of the central issues.” Someone adult life working as an sation about elevating and plummet by as much as 40 isn’t telling the truth about what really happened. education reporter, includ- modernizing the teaching percent from 2000 to 2015. CIRCULATION The secretary later sounded flummoxed by the ing 11 years at the Chica- profession and ensuring That has left some urban Lisa Mahmoud North Korean reaction. “If those requests were gang- go Tribune. I visited hun- that our most vulnerable and rural superintendents Manager, ext. 1239 ster-like, then the world is a gangster because there dreds of classrooms and students have excellent scrambling to find special [email protected] was a unanimous decision at the U.N. Security Coun- learned valuable lessons educators. education, bilingual, math CLASSIFIED cil about what needs to be achieved,” he told report- about inequities in our sys- Between 2008 and 2015, and science teachers. Abbe Young Smith ers. tem. But the lesson that the nation saw a burst of It’s clear that fewer Manager, ext. 1276 Pompeo made clear that international sanctions most endured in my mind policy changes around ed- young people want to go [email protected] ucator quality. Nationwide, will continue to be enforced with “great vigor” against is the power of high-caliber into teaching, and current NEWSROOM North Korea. It was the prospect of getting sanctions teachers and principals. states, including Illinois, teachers want new policy lifted that brought North Korea to the table. As a reporter, I saw vet- overhauled teacher evalu- solutions to ensure they Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Trump tried Monday to downplay the significance eran teacher Judy Fromm ations, tenure and dismiss- are supported to grow in [email protected] of the new rift, tweeting that he has “confidence that coax Rayola Carwell out of al rules. They crafted plans their craft. A few sugges- Bill Brotherton Kim Jong Un will honor the contract we signed &, her shell and re-energize to ensure that underserved tions for state and local Features Editor ext. 1338 even more importantly, our handshake. … China, on the third-grader’s love of students do not get a dis- policymakers to consider [email protected] the other hand, may be exerting negative pressure learning. Diminutive and proportionate share of un- as they try to attract and Gayla Cawley on a deal because of our posture on Chinese Trade- indomitable, Fromm pep- qualified teachers. And retain top talent: Reporter, ext. 1236 Hope Not!” pered her lessons with they raised the bar to get Launch a statewide cam- [email protected] Trump naively continues to believe that the pow- “sweetie” and “honey.” into teaching. paign — with teachers as Cheryl Charles er of his handshake is enough to make a duplicitous But she always demanded Since then, educator ambassadors — to draw News Editor, ext. 1278 adversary suddenly transform into a reliable negoti- that her children at Chica- quality has fallen off the young people, especially [email protected] ating partner. The red herring of his tariff war with go’s Stockton Elementary table as a top policy issue. those of color, into teaching. Bella diGrazia China serves only to hide the embarrassment of the School perform to their That’s a shame because Incentivize higher educa- Reporter, ext. 1317 breakdown with North Korea. full potential. research shows that teach- tion and K-12 to work to- [email protected] Trump’s penchant for big talk and wild exaggera- I watched novice teacher er effectiveness is the pri- gether to create pathways Thomas Grillo tions has backfired once again. Only this time, he has Montie Apostolos change mary in-school driver of that let aspiring teach- Reporter, ext. 1264 put the United States back on a path toward con- the life trajectory of 34 student outcomes. It also ers earn college credits [email protected] frontation with a dangerous and unpredictable new eighth-graders at Sher- shows that low-income in high school, then move Spenser Hasak nuclear power. man Elementary on Chica- students and students of into postsecondary teacher Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] go’s South Side. A veteran color are least likely to preparation programs. An editorial from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. of civil rights battles in have top-notch teachers. Provide incentives for Thor Jourgensen Mississippi, she talked of Let’s leverage the energy Editorial Director, ext. 1267 teacher training programs [email protected] fighting off water cannons, around strikes, shortages and school districts to captivating her students and the Supreme Court Daniel Kane work together to align sup- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 and pushing them to great- decision to change that. ply and demand, and also [email protected] er achievement gains. And let’s ensure that union make it more rooted in And I was awed by Prin- leaders, legislators, higher Steve Krause K-12 classroom practice. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 cipal Joan Crisler, a light- education administrators, Provide more time in the [email protected] ning bolt of energy who state and school district of- school day for teachers Emma LeBlanc Pérez reigned over Dixon Ele- ficials and rank-and-file ed- and principals to plan and Copy Editor mentary with warmth and ucators are at the table. Of collaborate. [email protected] resolve. She built a culture course there are differences Create career ladders Harold Rivera of literacy that motivated of opinion, but everyone has that let teachers take on Sports Editor, ext. 1238 teachers and propelled a reason to be at the table. leadership roles for extra [email protected] students to excellence. American Federation of pay. Owen O’Rourke There are thousands of Teachers President Randi It’s time to revive the Photographer, ext. 1224 similar stories out there. Weingarten co-authored educator quality conversa- [email protected] Unfortunately, the public an op-ed in The Wash- tions and develop policies Roberto Scalese conversation about teach- ington Post recently that that make sure we have Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 ers has been dominated noted that 52 percent of more stars like Montie [email protected] over the past year by talk teachers surveyed said Apostolos, Judy Fromm Mark Sutherland Creative Director PHOTO | KCNA of shortages, strikes and their policy perspectives and Joan Crisler. how the Supreme Court’s are only “somewhat” rep- [email protected] United States Secretary of State Mike Janus v. AFSCME decision resented by the union, Stephanie Banchero is Anne Marie Tobin Pompeo, second from left, shakes hands with will affect teachers unions. while 20 percent said they the Education Program Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Kim Yong Chol, vice chairman of the Work- These are important were “not very much” or director at the Joyce Foun- [email protected] ers’ Party of Korea (WPK) Central Commit- topics that need to be dis- “not at all” represented. dation and a former edu- Bridget Turcotte tee after his arrival at Pyongyang Interna- Teacher preparation cation reporter at The Wall Reporter, ext. 1269 cussed. But we should use [email protected] tional Airport in Pyongyang. these events — and the programs in Illinois face Street Journal and the energy they’ve generated their own worries. They Chicago Tribune. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump’s body language speaks to frosty relations By Jonathan Lemire the world. But Trump and Darlene barreled into his second Superville NATO summit, as he did ASSOCIATED PRESS his first, and with a litany of public complaints about BRUSSELS — He didn't alliance members' "delin- shove anyone this time, quent" defense spending, but President Donald as well as a German-Rus- Trump's body language sian gas pipeline deal. during NATO events Showing unity seemed Wednesday suggested his an afterthought for the relationships with key "America First" president. U.S. allies aren't exactly And it showed. buddy-buddy. During moments that Trump started the day were visible to the press, with a tense breakfast Trump often separated meeting with Jens Stolten- himself from most of his PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS berg in which he lectured counterparts, particularly The aftermath of a gas explosion in downtown the NATO leader about those with whom he has Sun Prairie, Wis., which leveled parts of a city. member defense spending had public disagreements, and complained about a such as British Prime German pipeline deal with Minister Theresa May, Russia. Arms crossed over German Chancellor An- Firefighter killed in his chest, Trump gestured gela Merkel and Canada's at Stoltenberg and repeat- Justin Trudeau. edly interrupted the secre- gas explosion and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS When the leaders tary-general as he argued strolled out of the gleam- his case. President Donald Trump, center, stops to talk ing NATO building in Their subsequent en- with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Brussels for the tradi- fire near Madison counters at NATO head- left, as they attend a meeting of the North At- tional family photo in By Todd Richmond miles. quarters were formal and lantic Council in Brussels. the courtyard, Trump lin- ASSOCIATED PRESS Sun Prairie Fire Depart- less strained as they twice gered behind and most- ment Capt. Cory Barr was shook hands and chatted tions with other leaders, morning hosting Trump. ly spoke with Turkish SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — killed in the blast, said in front of journalists. But many of whom Stolten- World leader summits President Recep Tayy- A massive natural gas ex- Mahlon Mitchell, presi- those moments were more berg was seeing for the are largely about optics ip Erdogan and Croa- plosion killed a firefighter dent of the state firefight- perfunctory than Stolten- first time that day after and presenting a unit- tian President Kolinda and leveled portions of a ers union. Barr had been berg's chattier introduc- he had spent part of the ed front to the rest of Grabar-Kitarovic. city block in a southern with the department for Wisconsin community, in- at least 10 years. He also cluding a bar the firefight- worked as a real estate er owned, authorities said agent and owned the Barr Melania Trump joins spouses Wednesday. House, a tavern that was The blast in Sun Prairie destroyed in the explosion. on Tuesday evening also "The Sun Prairie Fire injured at least a dozen Department is strong. We at the Belgian music academy people and left residents of will keep on building from the Madison suburb won- this. We are hurt, but By Vanessa Gera an all-American fashion dering how they'll put their we will come back," Fire ASSOCIATED PRESS house but its chief cre- downtown back together. Chief Christopher Garri- ative officer, Raf Simons, "It's just hard to look the son said. WATERLOO, Belgium is Belgian. pictures (of the explosion Five other firefighters, a — U.S. first lady Mela- The trip marked the for- and ruined downtown) nia Trump attended a police officer and at least mer model's return to the and see what our city six civilians were hurt, violin and piano concert international stage after looks like now," resident at a top music academy according to Sun Prairie she dropped out of public Erin Updike said. near the Belgian capital police Lt. Kevin Konopac- sight in May for nearly a The blast happened on Wednesday along with ki. One of the firefighters month, including five days after police got a call at other spouses and part- was critically injured and in the hospital following 6:30 p.m. that construc- ners of world leaders at- remained hospitalized surgery for a benign kid- tion workers working on tending a NATO summit. Wednesday, Konopacki ney condition. Her hus- a downtown street had Mrs. Trump, who joined said. Authorities did not punctured a WE Energies President Donald Trump band later told reporters provide details on the ci- natural gas line. Police on a weeklong trip to Eu- that she had a "big oper- vilians who were injured, rope, and 10 other spouses ation" and was under doc- and firefighters arrived including where they were were given a tour of the tors' orders not to fly for a to investigate and were in relation to the blast. Queen Elisabeth Music month. Her office clarified evacuating the area when At least five buildings Chapel in Waterloo, near that only international the gas exploded short- were damaged, including Brussels, before the con- travel was forbidden for ly after 7 p.m. The blast the Barr House, Glass cert. that period of time, and ignited four-story high Nickel Pizza and a steak They also viewed an ex- the first lady did not ac- flames that burned long restaurant, according to a hibit of hats by Belgian company the president into the night and belched news release on the city's designer Fabienne Delvi- to Canada for an earlier a smoke plume visible for website. gne and were offered del- world leaders' summit or icacies created by Herman to Singapore for his his- Van Dender, a pastry mak- toric one-on-one meeting Execution gets blocked with North Korean leader er and chocolatier who is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the official supplier to the Kim Jong Un, both in the after company objects Belgian royal house. first half of June. U.S. first lady Melania Trump waits for other Mrs. Trump, 48, wore a Upon arrival at the con- spouses prior to a group photo at the Queen navy blue sleeveless Cal- servatory, the spouses Elisabeth Music Chapel in Waterloo, Belgium. to the use of its drug vin Klein calf-length dress were greeted by Amelie Derbaudrenghien, the tary-General Jens Stol- windows offering views By Ken Ritter and with white and green de- Michelle L. Price tail on one collarbone and partner of Belgian Prime tenberg. into a forest behind the ASSOCIATED PRESS white Christian Loubou- Minister Charles Michel, They were then es- school for performances tin heels with their trade- and Ingrid Schulerud, corted into a music au- of Tchaikovsky's Valse LAS VEGAS — A Ne- mark red soles. Klein is the wife of NATO Secre- ditorium with tall glass Scherzo and other pieces. vada judge effectively put the execution of a two-time killer on hold Wednesday after a pharmaceutical Border Protection says NYC company objected to the use of one of its drugs to put someone to death. mayor crossed border illegally Clark County District Judge Elizabeth Gonzalez disallowed the use of the By Colleen Long Grande flood plain south drug in a ruling that came ASSOCIATED PRESS of the Tornillo, Texas, port down less than nine hours of entry, taking photos of WASHINGTON — New before Scott Raymond the holding facility. The Dozier, 47, was to be exe- York City Mayor Bill de agent asked if anyone Blasio and his security de- cuted with a three-chemi- from Border Patrol or pub- tail violated both Mexican cal injection never before lic affairs was there to au- and U.S. immigration laws tried in the U.S. thorize their presence. An by crossing the border on Nevada prisons spokes- NYPD inspector said no, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS foot during a visit near El woman Brooke Santina according to the letter, and Paso, Texas, U.S. Customs had no immediate com- Before the objection, and Border Protection al- when the agent asked the ment. State officials could Scott Raymond Dozi- leges in a letter obtained group how they arrived, appeal right away to the er was to be executed by The Associated Press. they pointed to Mexico. Nevada Supreme Court. with a three-chemical The mayor's office flatly The agent told them New Jersey-based Alvo- injection never before denied the allegation. they'd crossed the border gen had urged the judge tried in the U.S. De Blasio, a fierce crit- illegally and asked them to block the use of its sed- ic of the Trump admin- to remain there while he ative midazolam, saying macy in Las Vegas rather istration's immigration got a supervisor and took the state illegally secured than the state prison in policies, went to the Tex- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS them to an official crossing the product through "sub- Ely. He said Alvogen had as border with about 20 for an inspection per fed- terfuge" and intended it sent a letter to state offi- other mayors from around New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio went to a eral law, according to the for unapproved purpos- cials in April telling them the country on June 21, holding facility for immigrant children but was letter. But the group disre- es. The pharmaceutical it opposes the use of its the day after President denied entry. garded the order, walking company also raised fears products in executions, Donald Trump signed an back to their vehicles and that the drug could lead to particularly midazolam. order stopping family sep- mayors said Trump had the U.S. to get a better drove back to Mexico, ac- a botched execution, cit- The judge ruled that arations at the border. failed to address a human- view of the facility. The cording to the letter. They ing cases that apparent- based on that letter, Al- More than 2,300 fam- itarian crisis of his own New York Police Depart- re-entered by car through ly went awry elsewhere vogen had a reasonable ilies were separated as making. ment runs de Blasio's se- a port of entry about three around the country. chance of winning its law- a result of the adminis- De Blasio went to a hold- curity detail. hours later, the letter said. Todd Bice, an attorney suit, and she issued the tration's zero tolerance ing facility for immigrant According to the let- De Blasio spokesman with Alvogen, accused the temporary restraining or- policy, which criminally children but was denied ter, a uniformed Border Eric Phillips said the group state of deceptively ob- der against the use of the prosecutes anyone caught entry. He then went to Patrol agent noticed a did nothing illegal and had taining the drug by hav- drug. Gonzalez set anoth- crossing illegally. The Mexico and crossed into group standing in the Rio approval to be there. ing it shipped to a phar- er hearing for Sept. 10. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Ocean and Atlantic avenues at mate who asked how to sur- Saugus fire was caused larly arrests, reflect police records. In 10:38 a.m. on Tuesday. render her brother’s dog on the event of a perceived inaccuracy, A report of a hit and run mo- Tuesday at 9:40 a.m. She was it is the sole responsibility of the con- tor vehicle crash to a parked advised to contact the Animal by combustion of rags car on Bessom Street at 12:41 Rescue League. cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. on Tuesday. On Tuesday at 10:22 a.m. police department and have the de- a caller from A.S. Bettencourt By Bridget Turcotte ing or spreading them out Firefighters from Sau- partment issue a notice of correction Complaints Construction at 20 Esquire ITEM STAFF flat outdoors," said Sau- gus, Malden, Lynn, Revere, to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Drive reported her 10-year-old gus Fire Chief Michael Melrose, Wakefield, and A caller reported to the SAUGUS — A fire that Newbury. "Professionals the Massachusetts Port ifications will not be made without female gray tiger tabby named destroyed a single-family fire department that there is Nika is missing. Cat was last should dispose of them in Authority then attacked express notice of change from the broken glass and overgrown home in Saugus Tuesday a listed oily waste contain- the fire from the outside arresting police department. seen near Esquire Drive on July was caused by the sponta- grass on Robert Road at 8:47 8. She is not microchipped er and do-it-yourselfers using ladder trucks. a.m. on Tuesday. The Board of neous combustion of rags should put them in an air- Two firefighters were and not wearing a collar. on a deck. LYNN Health was notified. Caller from 20 Sunset Drive tight container with a lid taken to an area hospital An anonymous caller report- Workers had been in the like a paint can and cover for heat exhaustion. The reported being harassed on 81 Juniper Drive home Arrests ed at 11:59 a.m. on Tuesday Tuesday at 10:33 a.m. by them with a solution of de- house was unoccupied they had information about a over the past few days tergent and water." when firefighters arrived. Susan Douglas, of 18 Morris someone taking pictures of painting and refinish- woman who drops her kids off license plate. Officer reports The rags should be dis- The home was built in St., was arrested and charged at the ferry at Front Street to ing floors, said State Fire posed of at a hazardous 1997 and was valued at with inhaling glue or a toxic there is no issue and com- Marshal Peter J. Ostros- go to children’s island who is plaints are unfounded. waste collection event, he about $627,000, according substance at 12:58 p.m. on key in a statement. The driving on a revoked license. Report of a German Shepard said. to Patriot Properties. Os- Wednesday. fire started on the rear The caller went on to say that left in a motor vehicle parked The fire broke outtroskey said damages are Darryl Kelsey, of 3 Curwin deck where there were the woman is an “erratic op- in a handicapped spot on around noon on Tuesday estimated at $750,000. Circle, was arrested on warrant supplies, including a pile erator” who texts and drives Tuesday at 12:17 p.m. at Pe- and quickly escalated to a charges of possession of a and doesn’t make her kids put of rags used to stain the second, then third alarm. Bridget Turcotte can be class B drug and conspiracy to diatric Health Care at 10 Cen- seatbelts on. tennial Drive. Officer reports back deck. Newbury ordered crews reached at bturcotte@item- violate drug laws at 2:54 a.m. A man driving an ice cream "It is important to dis- outside of the home when live.com. Follow her on on Tuesday. dog was fine, air conditioning truck called to report another was on, no issue. pose of oily rags by hang- the roof became unstable. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. ice cream truck that was fol- Accidents lowing him and didn’t have a Summons A report of a motor vehicle permit to sell on Ocean Ave- Asylum seekers bring evidence crash at 725 Western Ave. at nue at 1:34 p.m. on Tuesday. Giovani Zago, 44, of 12208 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday; at Lyn- Responding officers found no Inwood Drive, Apt. 402, Wo- nfield Street and Verdmont suspicious ice cream truck. burn, was issued a summons to show the dangers of home Avenue at 1:26 p.m. on Tues- A caller reported they had and charged with a threat to day; at 40 Federal St. at 2:30 been scammed out of more commit a crime on Monday at By Emily Schmall p.m. on Tuesday; at Chatham than $5,200 with the initial 8:14 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS scam call claiming to have and Essex streets at 3:29 MATAMOROS, Mexico p.m. on Tuesday; at 270 Union sent her a series of bogus REVERE checks regarding financial aid — An MS-13 gang mem- St. at 4:02 p.m. on Tuesday; ber left eight voicemails at Dunkin Donuts, 1 Central at 2:22 p.m. on Tuesday. Arrest A caller reported a large on Brenda Mendez's cell- Square, at 4:07 p.m. on Tues- phone demanding that day; at Boston and Ford streets 18-wheeler truck near Orne Mohammed Jamahl Street creating a traffic jam at Bakhtaoui, 23, of 376 Ocean she turn over her teenage at 6 p.m. on Tuesday; on South boy. If she refused, he said, Common Street at 8:40 p.m. 8:07 p.m. on Tuesday. Ave. Apt. 301, was arrested on A caller reported three cars warrant charges. the gang would dismem- on Tuesday; at Gregg House, ber both her sons. 106 Broad St., at 11:01 a.m. in the lot on Ocean Avenue with kids inside them drink- Accidents "I'm going to send you on Wednesday. a finger from each hand. A report of a motor vehicle ing, doing donuts, and holding onto the outside of the car A report of a motor vehicle You are going to see what crash with personal injury at crash on Lee Burbank Highway the (expletive) happens to 3 Stanwood St. at 4 p.m. on while riding around at 10:19 p.m. on Tuesday. at 7:46 a.m. Tuesday; at Paul your son," one message Tuesday; at Broad and Ne- Revere School at 8:08 a.m. said. "Show up or you're whall streets at 11:02 a.m. on A report of a woman who called her alarm company Tuesday; at Burlington Coat dead. We know about Lit- Wednesday. tle Gustavo and also about screaming for help on Farrell Factory on Squire Road at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS your baby boy. What the Assaults Court at 1:28 a.m. on Wednes- 11:09 a.m. Tuesday; at Show- day. Responding officers were case Cinemas at 4:03 p.m. (expletive)? You want him Mamadou Aliou Barry, front, said as part of the A report of an assault and able to gain entry into the home Tuesday. turned into pieces too?" minority ethnic Fula group, he fears for his life battery on Washington Street and resolve the situation. The family soon fled Gua- and carries this picture of him and his friend, at 8:51 p.m. on Tuesday. A bus operator called to Complaints temala with hopes of get- before his friend’s murder. complain that while he was ting into the United States, Breaking and Entering dropping off passengers at a A report of a loud stereo on being careful to bring along Texas. Even with their evi- Looking below at the Rio crosswalk on Clifton Avenue, a Revere Beach Parkway at 1:11 the voicemails and a copy dence, they seemed to face Grande through a gap in A report of a breaking and car went through his stop lights a.m. Tuesday. of the police report Men- long odds after Attorney the chain-link fence that entering to a motor vehicle at and the crosswalk and almost A report of threats to kill at dez filed against the gang General Jeff Sessions last encloses one side of the 195 Market St. at 12:24 p.m. hit the pedestrians at 7:29 Foreign Auto Parts on Broad- member known as El Gato. month removed gang and bridge, Barry said that for on Tuesday; at Cherry and a.m. on Wednesday. way at 8:50 a.m. Tuesday. Other migrants are domestic violence from the much of the way, he had Ocean streets at 4:55 p.m. on A report of illegal dumping at doing the same. As the conditions that qualify for been traveling with a fel- Tuesday; at 85 Marianna St. at PEABODY Dollar Tree at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Trump administration asylum. low West African, a teen- 5:22 p.m. on Tuesday; at 90 puts up more legal bar- Mamadou Aliou Barry, ager from Guinea-Bis- Theft Timson St. at 12:03 p.m. on Accidents riers for asylum-seekers, 17, described a three-year sau. But the boy drowned Wednesday. some immigrants take odyssey, by boat, by bus crossing a river in the A report of a breaking and A report of a breaking and steps to arrive at the bor- and on foot, from his na- Darien Gap, the jungle A motor vehicle crash was entering on Malden Street at entering at 156 Franklin St. at der with evidence to show tive Guinea in West Africa borderland between Co- reported on Monday at 6:10 1:43 p.m. Tuesday. 9:28 p.m. on Tuesday; at 108 p.m. on Andover Drive near the U.S. authorities the dan- to the bridge in Matam- lombia and Panama. South Common St. at 2:20 former Chandler’s Ice Cream. gers they are trying to es- oros. In halting Spanish, Barry gingerly retrieved a.m. on Wednesday. Officer gave the female driver SAUGUS cape. The documents are he explained that as a a pristine manila folder a ride to the mall. often carried inside pro- member of the Fula ethnic from his canvas knapsack Complaints Crash reported on Tuesday at Arrests tective folders, and they minority, he was fleeing containing his birth certif- are sometimes all that the persecution from political icate and two color photos: 9:29 a.m. at the Marriott Hotel Paul A. Zammuto, 43, of A report of threats made at migrants bring with them, elites in the Malinke tribe. one of himself with anoth- at 8A Centennial Drive. Motor 107 Edgemere Road, Lynn, Casey’s Shell, 122 Boston St., except for the clothes on Before he left, he said, er friend in Guinea, the vehicles moved to the hotel’s was arrested and charged at 11:20 a.m. on Tuesday; at parking lot. their backs. his mother encouraged other of the friend's bloody 505 Boston St. at 11:30 p.m. with operating a vehicle with On July 1, the Mendez her then-14-year-old son corpse. He said the friend a revoked license and warrant on Tuesday. Complaints family waited on the Mexi- to go, giving him about was beaten to death by a A report of a fight at the shel- charges. can side of the internation- $6,000 collected from rela- gang of the ruling party's ter at 100 Willow St. at 1:37 A neighbor near the Seven Michael S. Dwyer, 51, of al bridge to Brownsville, tives and neighbors. supporters. p.m. on Tuesday; at 508 Sum- Hills Group Home at 20 Wil- 23 Jackson St. Apt. 1R, was mer St. at 6:20 p.m. on Tuesday. lowbrae Drive called police to arrested and charged with sec- A report of an unwelcome report someone blowing a car ond offense of operating under MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS guest at 63 Eastern Ave. at 4:23 horn in front of the group home the influence of liquor and negligent operation of a motor p.m. on Tuesday; at Speedway on Tuesday at 3:47 p.m. Officer Principal fired over ties, including one that and accounting functions Gas Station, 120 Liberty St., at spoke with reporting party who vehicle. husband’s arrest for left a 12-year-old boy with from 2012 through 2016, 7:04 p.m. on Tuesday; at 43 said the home’s transportation a serious eye injury. she used a company-is- State St. at 8:17 p.m. on Tues- bus keeps honking the horn to Accidents sexual assault Cassandra Hilts tells sued credit card in the day; at 137 Broad St. at 1:13 pick up residents. Director was The Enterprise that her name of another employ- A report of a motor vehicle ASHBURNHAM (AP) p.m. on Wednesday. informed and will be contacting son, Cody, was playing ee to make about $2.4 crash at Lincoln and Palmer — A school district has the transportation company. outside their Brockton million in unauthorized avenues at 2:43 p.m. Tuesday; fired an elementary school Overdoses Reporting party from the Bur- home at about 6 p.m. purchases of luxury items at Walgreens on Broadway at principal whose husband lington Coat Factory at 310 An- Monday when she heard including jewelry and A report of a possible over- 4:02 p.m. Tuesday. was arrested for sexually dover St. said a man was look- him screaming. furs. She then resold some dose on Hutchinsons Court at assaulting an 18-year-old ing up her dress on Monday at A dark-colored sedan of those items at consign- 3:46 p.m. on Tuesday; at 158 Complaints school employee. 6:30 p.m. No suspects at this with four young men inside ment shops. Eutaw Ave. at 3:57 p.m. on A spokeswoman for time. Officer will document. A caller reported a possibly had driven past and fired She also had about Tuesday. former John R. Briggs A caller from the Peabody rabid raccoon walking in cir- paintballs, striking the boy $300,000 worth of compa- Elementary School Princi- Mobile Park at 252 Newbury cles on Walden Pond Avenue in the right eye. He went ny checks issued to her, Theft pal Andrea McGrath says St., Apt. 35, reported a truck at 10:50 a.m. Tuesday. When to the hospital and the eye which she primarily used she was fired Wednesday A report of a larceny at 38 has been running with the en- police arrived, the animal was remains bandaged. to pay personal credit Hollingsworth St. at 11:18 a.m. gine on for two hours on Mon- dead. It was removed from the after more than a month Brockton police say card bills. on Tuesday; at 44 Estes St. at day at 6:53 p.m. Officer spoke roadway. on administrative leave. three other people report- Authorities did not 7:51 p.m. on Tuesday; at 181 with the operator of the truck A report of a man in army fa- The Sentinel & Enter- ed paintball attacks in the disclose the name of the who said he will move it to the North Common St. at 1:35 a.m. tigues laying down on the side- prise reports McGrath’s city. Police in neighboring company. other side of the Bagel World on Wednesday; at 44 Estes St. walk on Route 1 near the Army husband, James, is ac- Whitman also reported a Sentencing is scheduled parking lot to reduce the noise. at 2:50 a.m. on Wednesday. Barracks at 1:04 p.m. Tuesday. cused of sexually assault- paintball attack. for Oct. 9. A report of shoplifting at 158 Report of fireworks at the A report of a few youths ing the employee four Police think the shoot- Chestnut St. at 10:57 p.m. on Welch School at 50 Swamp- swimming in the reservoir at times while he worked as ings are connected be- Police investigate fatal crash Tuesday; at Shaws Supermar- scott Ave. and people drinking 2:57 p.m. Tuesday. a substitute custodian. cause all the victims gave ket, 43 State St., at 11:45 a.m. on the field on Monday at 9:23 A janitor at the YMCA on Spokeswoman Susan similar descriptions of a BOSTON (AP) — State on Wednesday. p.m. Officer did not find any Main Street reported some- Shelby says Andrea Mc- dark four-door sedan with Police are investigating A report of motor vehicle fireworks and all was in order. one was trying to gain access Grath denies any wrong- four young men inside. a fatal crash involving a theft at 112 Bellevue Road at A suspicious gray motor ve- to the building at 9:28 p.m. doing, and she plans to tractor trailer. 11:52 a.m. on Wednesday; at hicle was reported on the side Tuesday. The man reportedly sue the Ashburnham Woman pleads guilty to Troopers responded to 10 Farrar St. at 12:26 p.m. on of the road for several hours on left something in a locker and school district. McGrath stealing about $2.7M reports of a crash on Haul Wednesday. Monday at 9:27 p.m. at 3 Mag- threatened to destroy the jani- had served as principal Street in South Boston nolia Terrace. Homeowner said tor’s vehicle. since 2011. from employer shortly after 7 a.m. on they shined a flashlight in the Vandalism A report of an intoxicated The school superinten- BOSTON (AP) — A Wednesday. vehicle and the male in his 30s male at the bus stop in front dent says the district does The driver of a Nissan A report of vandalism to a woman has pleaded guilty did not move. Motor vehicle of Cliftondale Liquors blocking not comment on personnel Rogue failed to stop at motor vehicle at 160 Neptune was gone when police arrived. to stealing about $2.7 the bus at 10:32 p.m. Tuesday. matters. a red light and struck Blvd. at 7:46 p.m. on Tuesday; Suspicious motor vehicle million from her former A report of dogs barking James McGrath’s crimi- a tractor trailer. The at 88 West Neptune St. at 8:41 reported at the Extended Stay employer. on Hamilton Street for more nal case is still pending. Federal prosecutors say 59-year-old man, who has a.m. on Wednesday. America hotel at 200 Jubilee than half an hour at 1:04 a.m. Drive on Monday at 11:37 57-year-old Debra Mulloy, not been identified, was Wednesday. Police investigate a series taken to Tufts Medical MARBLEHEAD p.m. Criminal Investigation of Milford, pleaded guilty Division to check on motor of paintball attacks on Tuesday to aggravated Center with serious Theft identity theft and wire injuries and was later Accidents vehicle which was involved in prostitution. A report of a breaking and BROCKTON (AP) — fraud. pronounced deceased. A report of a motor vehicle Animal Control received a entering on Founders Way at Police are investigating Prosecutors say while Police are still investi- crash with property damage at call from the sister of an in- 1:03 p.m. Tuesday. a series of paintball gun overseeing the Boston gating the reason why the attacks in two communi- company’s bookkeeping man ran the red light. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Saugus kids tell doggie tales Silsbee Street’s SAUGUS deadline extended From A1 DEADLINE in 2013 for $380,000. The nursing homes and other From A1 property is assessed at settings. She is trained to $393,800 and the ware- bring comfort and affec- to grant no more exten- house-style building was tion in disaster response sions on the special per- built in 1950, according to situations. mit, and stipulated that if land records. On Feb. 14 at Marjory the developers were to sell Blyakhman wrote in Stoneman Douglas High the property, the special a correspondence to the School in Parkland, Fla., permit could not be sold City Council that the de- 17 students and staff were along with it. velopment team was ask- killed and 17 others were The new developer, in ing for an extension be- wounded in a school shoot- the event of a sale, would cause “unfortunately, the ing. have to come before the process of completing con- When the surviving City Council for a new struction documentation, students returned to the special permit. arranging construction/ building to resume class- The City Council had permanent financing, and es, Lydia was among the previously approved the undertaking the requisite therapy dogs that were $20 million project in pre-construction due dili- there to help. June 2016. “She brought comfort to gence process, it has taken “This is what was ap- us longer than we antici- the first responders, the proved,” said Ward 1 City people in the FBI debrief- pated.” Councilor Wayne Lozzi. Zelfond said they don’t ing rooms, but she was “We expected it to be done. really there to help the intend to sell the property. We’ll grant this one, but I high school kids,” said Kat “Of course, the exten- don’t think we should be Bunker, one of her han- sion allows us more time in the business of grant- dlers. “Some people scoff to work on the project,” he ing extension after exten- at it and say ‘how much said. “We’re very grateful sion. I think the one-year can a dog really do?’ Well, to the city for their sup- is reasonable and I think they’re safe.” port.” that gives him sufficient Lydia also helped sur- City Council President time and notice that, that vivors of the shooting at Darren Cyr said the de- would be it in my opinion.” Santa Fe High School in velopers needed another Yuriy Blyakhman and Santa Fe, Texas, on May year to secure funding for Alex Zelfond said they 18. Ten people were killed the project. Initially, he plan to tear down the di- and 13 wounded in that said they were trying to go shooting. lapidated building at 50 through the U.S. Depart- “One time we were in- Silsbee St., which has ment of Housing and Ur- vited to a funeral — we been vacant for years, ban Development (HUD) only go when we’re invit- and construct a six-story for financing, but that ed,” said Bunker. “(Lydia) building with 115 market didn’t work out, so now started pulling me and rate apartments and more the team is trying to fund she doesn’t usually pull. than 21,000 square feet of the project themselves. She pulled me straight to commercial space on the Ward 4 City Councilor a woman and she turned ground floor, which would Richard Colucci, who rep- out to be the wife of the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK be for a grocery store, resents the area where man who died. She could which sells international the development would Lydia, a 5-year-old golden retriever who’s a comfort dog with Messiah food and is geared toward be, said the existing old sense it.” Lutheran Church, waits to be read to by kids visiting Saugus Public Assistant children’s li- Russian and Eastern Eu- and dilapidated building Library. brarian Nicole Correa ropean customers. is located in a junkyard. hopes Lydia can help chil- The development would He said the Vlahos Broth- dren in Saugus on a small- nobody looking over their “He and his dad both him to read again.” include 90 one-bedroom ers used to operate out of er scale. shoulder, there’s no one love dogs,” said his moth- apartments and 25 stu- the building delivering “We want kids to feel who is going to correct er, Rene Ingianni. “He Bridget Turcotte can be dios, with some of those chicken wings and chick- comfortable with reading,” them.” used to love to read but reached at bturcotte@item- studios also including en fingers, but went out of she said. “They don’t have For Ingianni, Lydia did has stopped a little with live.com. Follow her on a den. The apartments business years ago. to feel pressured. There’s just that. it being summer. This got Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. would be priced month- Colucci said he’s in favor ly at $1,600, $1,110 and of the project, as he thinks $1,350 respectively, Zel- “it’ll be a beautiful thing fond said. There would to happen” on the vacant Art meets athletics at Manning Field also be on-site parking for site. more than 40 vehicles. “We should give the guy MANNING to stick to football, with Zelfond said they were a break,” Colucci said. From A1 a mural depicting the initially only planning to “We’re going to give him sport’s history in Lynn up build a grocery store on another shot to get it right city. Cole’s father is former to and including the pres- the property, but city of- this time.” Ward 6 City Councilor ent. Warren has been fast ficials suggested the best The developers said con- Norman Cole, who worked at work gathering pictures use of the land would be struction is expected to for the Lynn Housing Au- of the athletes who will be to put market-rate apart- begin next March, with thority; and her mother depicted. ments there. Illy, LLC also occupancy anticipated for is Eileen Cole, the princi- Cole said the mural will has similar grocery stores the summer of 2020. pal at the Brickett School. be 20 feet long and four in Brookline, Newton, All- Warren (née Kalapinski) feet wide, and consist of ston, and Framingham. Gayla Cawley can be was a noted Lynn English a weathered canvas that Illy, LLC purchased the reached at gcawley@item- athlete, and her husband can, if necessary, be moved Silsbee Street property live.com. Follow her on is Classical Assistant to other locations. Avery from Vlahos Brothers Inc., Twitter @GaylaCawley. Principal Chris Warren, said a digital company who was the quarterback will put the mural togeth- on the Bulldogs’ 1990 Di- er once a schematic has New boss emerges from vision 3 Super Bowl team. been finalized. Warren came up with “We’re going to need a lot chaotic meeting in Nahant the idea after going down of football players,” Cole to Bucknell University in said. NAHANT Chelgren accepted the job Pittsburgh for Endicott “Hopefully, this brings From A1 in March 2015. His three- head basketball coach some lift to some empty year contract was not set Aug. 8. If so, Barletta said Kevin Bettencourt’s in- spaces,” she said. “There’s to expire until June 2018. he could start Aug. 9. duction into the Hall of Harry Agganis, of course, Before his time in Nahant, Former Town Adminis- Fame. and photos of the old Man- Chelgren, of Lynn, served trator Jeffrey Chelgren So did the rest of the ning Bowl. There are also as the town administrator resigned in March, about committee, as did Rich photos of big moments of Marblehead, where he two months after he filed Avery, who, as part of the (including, perhaps, Chris a lawsuit in Lawrence Su- resigned about four months city’s Community De- Warren’s last-minute perior Court with several before his three-year con- velopment Department, touchdown pass against explosive charges, includ- tract expired. is the site manager for Swampscott that cement- ing discrimination and Perry, of Swampscott, both Manning and Fraser ed English’s 1990 unde- breach of contract. The became interim adminis- Fields. feated season), and hope- lawsuit has since been trator when Chelgren re- “In the beginning,” he fully a lot of players.” settled. signed in March. said, “they wanted to do “Also,” she said, “hope- both spots, Manning and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE fully it sparks something Fraser. So we walked where we could do more Carolyn Cole, left, and Leah Warren, members Selling a house? around one day poking of the Lynn Public Arts Commission, plan for of them that depict other around looking for good the 20-foot by 4-foot photo collage of local leg- aspects, such as baseball Buying a house? spots. And we came to this at Fraser Field, or music ends that will be installed next to the conces- nice, long wall next to the near the auditorium.” sion stand at Manning Field. Find out what properties concession stand at Man- The idea, she said, “is to ning.” bring the past to life and recently sold in your area. “Lynn is so steeped in scored the lead role in a each other on a multi-gen- take it into the future.” athletic history that it’ll be production of “Hairspray” erational level,” she said. Avery said the project Check out pretty cool to have some- in Washington, D.C. But “It was kind of an easy de- has been budgeted. the Real Estate page thing there,” Avery said. she found she missed cision (to proceed with the “This will be a great way Cole is no stranger to Lynn, and came back mural). It embodies our to bring two great things in Saturday’s paper. the arts and theater. As home to work here. She history, our culture, our in our city — sports and a child, she was active loves this project for a past, our future, and our the arts — together,” Av- in theater in and around number of reasons. families.” ery said. “It’s a good thing Lynn, and as an adult, “It’ll connect people with Right now, the plan is for the city.” Fortunately, 7 city councilors gave a little to get a lot COUNCILORS Back to LaPierre. If the councilors, Capano, LaPi- ty and prosperity only to From A1 city is facing difficult fi- erre, Net, and Walsh also have local elected officials nancial times, doesn’t it share strong organized get in their own way and Development & Industrial only make sense to bring labor backgrounds. Im- ruin a promising opportu- Corporation (EDIC/Lynn) in new development to plicit in that affiliation is nity. Thankfully, a majori- Executive Director James generate new taxes to ex- the notion that they are ty of the council prevented ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! M. Cowdell called an pand the city’s tax base? ready and willing to serve the Procopio project from “historic” step forward in The economic benefitLynn workers and their meeting that fate, but it bringing a major develop- analysis for the Munroe families. What better way would be interesting for er to Lynn. Even with the Street project doesn’t to serve local workers and the councilors who op- Call Customer Service break — which was nego- even count the dispos- all Lynn residents than posed the Munroe Street tiated by Mayor Thomas able incomes of new city to bring development to tax break to explain if to place an ad M. McGee — the project residents who will spend the city and grow its tax they have the interests will generate an estimat- some of the money they base? of all Lynn residents at ed $5 million in taxes from earn in Lynn. Too often it seems heart, or only the interests 781-593-7700, ext. 2 fiscal year 2020 to 2027 In addition to serv- that Lynn stands on the of the vocal minority who when the incentive ends. ing their constituents as threshold of opportuni- oppose the tax incentive. A8 THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Local authors offer Wicked Good event SALEM — Authors Lina Rehal and Her novel, “This Time Forever,” chroni- Mary Cooney-Glazer will be at Wicked cles the adventures of a midlife couple Good Books, 215 Essex St., on Sunday, nding a second chance at love. 1-4 p.m., to talk about their writing and Both women write contemporary love sign books. stories set on the North Shore. They are Rehal, a Lynn resident, is an active members of Romance Writers of America. member of The Red Rock Rewriters. Signed copies of their books are avail- Her romance novel, “Loving Daniel,” is able at Wicked Good Books in Salem. the rst book in her Tucker’s Landing For information, contact Lina Rehal at Series. [email protected] or Mary Cooney-Glazer Cooney-Glazer is from Marblehead. at [email protected]. Alaska writers to speak at Lynn Library

LYNN — Poets Tara and Chaun at the University of Alaska. Ballard will speak at Lynn Public Li- Each has won publication of a rst brary, tomorrow from 3 to 4:30 p.m. The book from a prestigious publisher of Ballads are former students of Lynn poetry, Tupelo Press (Chaun) and New native Linda McCarriston in the Rivers Press (Tara). Master of Fine Arts in Writing Program The program is free. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Whitney Houston’s mom expresses ‘shock’ over abuse claims Wild re temporarily shuts LA’s ‘La La Land’ observatory NEW YORK (AP) — Whitney Houston's mother says allegations that LOS ANGELES (AP) — The landmark destinations for movie fans after being her superstar daughter and her son Grif th Observatory overlooking Los prominently featured in decades of lms Angeles is temporarily closed in the ranging from "Rebel Without a Cause" were molested by her niece, Dee Dee aftermath of a nearby brush re that to "La La Land." Warwick, are "unfathomable." forced the evacuation of more than 2,000 The re erupted Tuesday afternoon In a statement to People magazine on tourists. about a quarter-mile northwest of the behalf of herself and niece, singer Di- The observatory's website says its observatory, burning about 25 acres of onne Warwick, Cissy Houston revealed grounds as well as roads, parking lots brush and several parked cars before they rst learned of the claims two days and trails in adjacent areas of sprawling water-dropping helicopters and re ght- before the documentary "Whitney" pre- Grif th Park will remain closed Wednes- ers stopped its spread. miered in May. day. The Los Angeles Fire Department says In the lm, Whitney Houston's long- The observatory and urban wilderness the observatory itself was not directly time assistant said the singer told her park, attractions in their own right, are threatened. that cousin Dee Dee Warwick molested her as a child and Whitney's oldest PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cardi B announces birth of daughter on Instagram brother also claimed he, too, was molest- ed. "overwhelming and unfathomable." LOS ANGELES (AP) — Cardi B is In the statement, Cissy Houston says Dee Dee Warwick died in 2008. Whit- celebrating the birth of her rst child. Dee Dee Warwick may have had her ney Houston died in 2012. The 25-year-old rapper welcomed "personal challenges," but the idea that The magazine hits newsstands on Kulture Kiari Cephus during a post she would have molested her children is Friday. on Instagram Wednesday, which her representative con rmed. The girl was Police: ‘Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta’ star hit valet on head born Tuesday. The announcement comes two weeks ATLANTA (AP) — A "Love and Hip after Cardi B, whose real name is Hop: Atlanta" star who has had various Belcalis Almanzar, con rmed she run-ins with the law was arrested again and rapper Offset, of the hip-hop group after police say she refused orders from Migos, had secretly married in Septem- of cers and hit a valet on the head. ber 2017. Atlanta police spotted 34-year-old This is the fourth child for 26-year- Atasha Jefferson obstructing traf c old Offset, whose real name is Kiari at 1:16 a.m. on Monday, Of cer Lisa Cephus. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bender said in an email. Jefferson, who goes by Tommie Lee on "Love and World’s ugliest dog dies weeks after winning title Hip Hop: Atlanta," was asked multiple times to move off the road, Bender said. ANOKA, Minn. (AP) — A 9-year-old The police spokeswoman said Jefferson English bulldog has died just weeks began to act in a disorderly manner to- after winning the 2018 World's Ugliest ward of cers and struck the valet on the Dog contest. head, at which point she was detained Owner Megan Brainard of Anoka, by of cers. Minn., told NBC's "Today " that Zsa Zsa The valet didn't press charges, but died in her sleep Tuesday. Brainard says Jefferson was charged with "disorder- the dog was staying with her father and ly under the in uence" and booked at he found she had passed away when he Atlanta City Detention Center. got up in the morning. Online court records show Jefferson Zsa Zsa — with her  oppy tongue, has been arrested numerous times pre- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS crooked teeth and pink manicure — won viously in the Atlanta area. the annual contest on June 23 at the The Atlanta Journal Constitution miered Monday, Jefferson said she was Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds in Petalu- reports Jefferson attacked an Atlanta embarrassed by her actions, but denied ma, Calif. mall employee in February. She was also having issues with alcohol. Brainard says Zsa Zsa never really suspended from "Love and Hip Hop" Jefferson was released on bond Mon- showed much excitement, but that she PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS last season due to what show of cials day, said Atlanta Department of Correc- knew she was special. described as alcohol-induced violent tions spokeswoman Jamille Brad eld. Dogs in the annual competition  aunt Crested-Dachshund mutt, a bulldog mix behavior toward a fellow cast member. Brad eld said she wasn't sure if Jeffer- their imperfections. The contestants with excess wrinkly skin and a Peking- During the Season 7 reunion that pre- son had an attorney. included a blackhead-covered Chinese ese named Wild Thang.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 Lynn 14’s move on to semi nal round of Babe Ruth state tournament

By Harold Rivera seed from the South Saturday ITEM SPORTS EDITOR (TBA) at Fraser Field. After Cabral worked his way LYNN — The beat goes on for around a leadoff walk in the top the Lynn 14-year-old Babe Ruth of the rst, Lynn took the lead All-Stars. in the bottom half of the inning. Lynn starting pitcher Aivan Anthony Marino (1-for-2) start- Cabral delivered a ve-inning ed the inning with a single from effort and Nolan Mulcahy laced the leadoff spot and advanced to a 2-RBI double, leading the Lyn- second base on a passed ball. ners to a 4-3 win over Arlington Christian Moran (2-for-3, RBI) at Breed Middle School Wednes- scored Marino from second with day night. a RBI single to give the Lynners “Arlington’s always a great a 1-0 edge. team,” Lynn manager Brian Jason Donohue drew a walk to O’Connor said. “They always start the bottom of the second play us so hard. They’re always and pinch-runner Steven Gala- our hardest opponent, always. tis stole second base. After back- It’s always our best competition to-back strikeouts and consecu- on the North.” tive walks, Galatis sprinted With the victory, Lynn ad- home on a wild pitch and Lynn vanced to the “crossover round” held a 2-0 lead after two in- ITEM FILE PHOTO of the tournament, the state ITEM FILE PHOTO nings. AJ Luciano had two hits and scored a semi nals. Lynn, the No. 1 seed Lynn’s Nolan Mulcahy had two RBI in a run for Lynn Post 6 in a win over Sau- from the North, hosts the No. 2 LYNN 14’s, B2 win over Arlington Wednesday. gus Post 210 in an American Legion baseball game at Fraser Field Wednes- day evening. Lynn 15’s eliminated from state tournament By Harold Rivera home the game’s rst run with a RBI dou- Lynn Post 6 sti es ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ble, scoring Anderson for the 1-0 Lynn lead. LYNN — The Lynn 15-year-old Babe Medford answered quickly in the top of Saugus Post 210 Ruth All-Stars needed a win over unde- the third. Matt Mitchell hit a one-out sin- feated Medford Wednesday evening to gle and scored Medford’s rst run of the keep their state tournament run alive. evening on Aidan Barry’s RBI single. at Fraser Field Medford had other plans. Lynn ran into trouble in the top of the The Lynners plated the game’s rst run fourth when starting pitcher Luke Man- but it was all Medford from there in a 14-3 By Mike Alongi nion surrendered back-to-back walks to Lynn loss. With the defeat, Lynn’s run in ITEM STAFF start the frame. Jared McDonald, who the state tournament came to a close. drew the rst free pass, raced home on a LYNN — The Lynn Post 6 American Legion After a scoreless inning and a half, the passed ball. Shane Taddia, who drew the baseball team got three RBI from David Bar- Lynners found the board in the bottom of ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE second walk, scored on Jared McDonald’s nard and five solid innings from Colin Reddy the second. Sean Anderson (1-for-2) start- sac- y. Medford led 3-1 after three and a to help lift them to an 8-1 win over Saugus Medford’s Shane Grant, right, ed the rally with a two-out double. Mark half innings. Post 210 at Fraser Field Wednesday evening. slides past Lynn’s Nicko Galeazzi Tobin (1-for-1, RBI) followed with a walk The win only gets more impressive when you for a run Wednesday evening. and Andrew Luciano (1-for-3, RBI) drove LYNN 15’s, B2 consider that Lynn has played seven games in the past five days, including four games over the weekend. “Getting through this stretch has really been a team effort,” said Lynn assistant coach Lynn eld, Peabody West set to meet again Al Donovan. “We’re lucky that we have a lot ball real hard and can rip the ball, but our of guys who are two-way players, so we can By Daniel Kane mix and match and keep everyone fresh on ITEM STAFF kids have a lot of ght.” “I certainly hope we can make it a much the mound when we need to. That’s been the LYNNFIELD — When the Lynn eld biggest plus for us.” better game,” he added. 12-year-old All-Stars rst played against Although the loss to Peabody West was far Barnard went 3-for-4 with three RBI to Peabody West, the end result wasn’t what from ideal, Adamo says the chance to see its lead the offensive attack, while Jomar More- they were looking for. Peabody West claimed opponent earlier in the tournament could ta knocked in two runs. AJ Luciano (2-for-3), a 10-3 win over Lynn eld Saturday and Dayshon Anderson (2-for-3) and Kevin Du- work to Lynn eld’s bene t. Lynn eld hasn’t forgotten about it since. rant (2-for-3) each had multi-hit games in the “We saw them and we know what they Now, in order for the Lynn eld all-stars win. Lynn was also able to take advantage of can bring,” Adamo said. “I think it’s going to win the District 16 Tournament champi- a number of Saugus miscues, scoring runs on to help us, knowing how to attack them at onship, they’ll have to defeat Peabody West an error, a fielder’s choice and a passed ball in ITEM FILE PHOTO the plate and knowing who can do damage twice. It’s a task they know won’t be easy. the game. for them in their lineup can help us in the Lynn eld ace Nate Lopez will “They are a fantastic team,” Lynn eld Reddy did his job on the mound, allowing eld.” just one unearned run over five innings while get the start in a must-win manager Matt Adamo said of Peabody giving up three hits and striking out four. game against Peabody West. West. “They play great baseball, throw the LYNNFIELD, B2 Devin Curley came on to pitch the final two innings of scoreless relief. “Our pitching was once again a big plus for us,” said Donovan. “Just throwing strikes, no Lynn Parks & Rec walks, no freebies. They went out there and made guys earn it tonight.” Despite the lopsided score, it was actually Saugus who scored first in this one. After Red- Summer Basketball dy recorded two quick outs to open the game in the top of the first, Sean Devin drew a walk to keep the inning alive. Next up was Mike League shifts gear Mabee, who singled to right field. The throw from the outfield came into third base when Devin tried to take an extra base, allowing to West Lynn Mabee to make a dash for second. Then, a bad throw from the infield ended up in the outfield By Mike Alongi and allowed Devin to race home to give Sau- gus a 1-0 lead. ITEM STAFF “We’ve been playing great defense all year long, we just had one miscue tonight,” Dono- The Lynn Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball League van said. “For the most part, tonight was an- made its midweek move over to West Lynn Wednesday after- other example of how well we play in the field noon, opening the league up to 10 new teams on the outdoor at each level.” courts at Lynn English. Lynn recovered quickly, taking the lead in one fell swoop in the bottom of the first. An In the elementary school division, Dandreo Brothers defeated error and a double put runners on second and Old Mill Realty 48-41 in the opening game. On the losing side, third for Barnard, who laced a two-run double Rowen Merryman led the way with 18 points and Donel Kabon- into right field to out Lynn on top at 2-1. A single and a walk then loaded the bases for go added 10 points. Brett Bucklin, who grounded into a fielder’s The second elementary school game saw Councilor Richard choice that allowed another run to come home Colucci beat A. James Lynch Insurance. Geodeon Prius led to make it 3-1. The bottom of the second was much of the Councilor Richard Colucci with 17 points, while Ismael Piercing same as Lynn added three more runs to take had 11 points. For A. James Lynch Insurance, Carlos Martinez a firmer hold of the game. Durant singled to led the way with eight points and Isaiah Jean had six points. lead off, then made his way over to third af- In the middle school division, Councilor John J. Walsh took ter two consecutive groundouts before scoring on a passed ball to make it 4-1. Luciano fol- down Lynn Housing Authority in a close one, 41-39. Jansel Her- lowed with a single, then Barnard stepped in nandez led Councilor John J. Walsh with nine points, while Jeu- once again and smashed an RBI double to put ry Barbosa had eight points. For Lynn Housing Authority, Jakob Lynn up by four runs. After a throwing error on an infield single by Anderson allowed Bar- Badmus had 11 points and Darnell Ellis had seven points. nard to come all the way around, Lynn held a The second middle school game was won by Old Mill Realty, commanding 6-1 lead. which defeated Menino Construction 56-47. Miguel Segura led Lynn added one run in the bottom of the third and another in the bottom of the fifth, the way for Old Mill Realty with 16 points, while Romero Fran- both courtesy of Moreta, to round out the scor- cis added 14 points. For Menino Construction, Lionel Rivera ing. He knocked a sacrifice fly to right field in scored 13 points and Mitchell P added 10 points. the third and brought home another run with And in the high school division, Solomon’s Funeral Home took an RBI groundout in the fifth. After Reddy finished his day on the mound, down John’s Fuel Services, 58-42. Jeffrey Barbosa scored 22 Curley entered to pitch the final two innings points to lead the way for Solomon’s Funeral Home, while Dom- and seal the win for Post 6. inique Jette had 18 points to lead John’s Fuel Services. Lynn will play its eighth game in six days Thursday evening against Peabody-Middle- The Lynn Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball League ton at Essex Tech. will continue back at Lynn English Thursday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 Sale’s 12 strikeouts lead Sox to ninth consecutive victory BOSTON (AP) — Chris Sale three in six innings. In the second, Eduardo struck out 12 in seven innings J.D. Martinez had a pair Nunez reached on an error of shutout ball in his final start of RBIs to pad his major by second baseman Rougned before the All-Star Game, and league-leading total of 79. The Odor that scored Bogaerts to major league batting leader Red Sox took a 4-0 lead into make it 1-0. After Martinez Mookie Betts had two more the eighth before Texas scored already drove in a pair of runs hits on Wednesday night to one off Heath Hembree and with a fifth-inning double, Bo- lead the Boston Red Sox to loaded the bases; Craig Kim- gaerts lofted one to left-center their ninth straight victory, 4-2 brel walked in a second run that caused a collision between over the Texas Rangers. but then struck out Joey Gallo left fielder Joey Gallo and cen- Sale (10-4) allowed six hits to end the inning. ter fielder Delino Deshields, and walked one to win his fifth He struck out the side in the resulting in an RBI triple. straight decision and move the ninth for his 28th save, and his Nunez blooped another one Red Sox 36 games above .500 19th in a row. into center in the sixth that for the first time since Bucky Xander Bogaerts had three Deshields dove for. Nunez was Dent homered into the net hits for the Red Sox, who have thrown out trying to stretch it above the Green Monster in a won 14 of 16 games. It’s the into a double. one-game playoff to settle the second nine-game winning NO BENNY 1978 AL East title. streak for the Red Sox this Red Sox left fielder Andrew Elvis Andrus had three hits season; they also won nine Benintendi finished second in for the Rangers, who struck straight after losing on open- the voting for the final spot out 18 times to lose for the ing day. on the AL All-Star roster, los- fifth time in six games. Bartolo DANGER ZONE ing out to Seattle shortstop PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Colon (5-7) allowed four runs The Rangers had difficulty Jean Segura. Benintendi had Chris Sale struck out 12 batters in seven scoreless innings of work — three earned — on nine hits with three different popups in two hits on Wednesday for his against the Texas Rangers Wednesday night at Fenway Park. and two walks, striking out shallow center field. sixth straight multi-hit game. Navs can’t rally against Martha’s Vineyard Lynn Woods Summer

OAK BLUFFS — The Martha’s O’Connor (UMass Lowell) dealt Ryan (Northeastern) issued walks Vineyard Sharks scored three runs the longest start of the summer by to three of the first four batters he Cross Country records in the eighth inning and held off a a North Shore pitcher, striking out faced, catcher Nick Raposo (Whea- late rally from the visiting North five while allowing just one run on ton) hit a two-run single to right Shore Navigators to earn a 4-3 five hits and one walk over seven field to punctuate the frame and put highest turnout of year win in Futures Collegiate Baseball innings. In the third, Vineyard left the hosts in front for good. Raposo The Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country Series saw its League action Wednesday night fielder Collin Shapiro (UMass) drew had three of the Sharks’ six total largest turnout of the year so far Wednesday night, as 270 from The Shark Tank at Vineyard a leadoff walk, stole second, and ad- hits, while Shapiro scored twice. runners participated across the three races. Baseball Park. vanced home to score the tying run Engstrom caught his second run- In the 1.54-mile kids race, Lynn’s Eamonn McHale took The Navs slipped to 13-21 on the on a throwing error and a wild pitch. ner of the game stealing and re- the top spot with a time of 10:41. He was followed closely summer with just their third loss in Ponce scattered five hits over his liever Devin O’Donovan (Austin by Swampscott’s Liam Powell in second place (10:45). Lyn- the last eight games, while the first- six innings of work, though just Peay) dealt a strikeout to end the place Sharks improve to 22-9. two of them came after the Navs’ Vineyard threat before Navs scored nfield’s Iain McCarthy finished in third place (13:48), while Second baseman Joey Murphy run-scoring second frame. After twice in the top of the ninth. The Lynn’s Cierra Johnson (14:19) and Swampscott’s Tobias (Saint Joseph’s of Maine) went 2-for- Murphy doubled to left to lead off Navs’ catcher and second baseman Faeskorn (14:32) finished in fourth and fifth place, respec- 3 with two runs scored and one RBI the fourth, the Sharks starter faced drew back-to-back walks to open the tively. to lead the North Shore offense. just one batter over the minimum frame before Engstrom scored on In the 2.45-mile race down the Steel Goat Path, Michael Catcher Harrison Engstrom (Coch- until he exited the game in favor of a wild pitch and Sutherland drove Mansfield of Saugus was the top finisher with a time of ise) crossed the plate with the Navs’ Connor Hall (Marymount) and the home the third run on a grounder to 16:43. Another Saugus native, Dillon Duval, finished in sec- third run during a two-run ninth bullpen. second. ond place (17:17), whxile a pair of Lynners, Michael Carroll inning, while center fielder George Designated hitter Sal Frelick (Bos- Despite the late scare, Lisinicchia (17:25) and Adnan Jalal (17:43) finished in third and fourth Sutherland (Cochise) and left field- ton College) beat out a ground ball to settled down and saved the victory place, respectively. Marblehead’s Sarah Bitterman (18:00) er Michael Wynne (Wofford) drove the right side to lead off the eighth for Chance Huff (Vanderbilt) who rounded out the top five. in runs. and moved to second base on a sac- pitched a scoreless eighth. Ryan was And in the 5.5-mile race, dubbed “Tour de Lynn Woods,” The Navs strung together three rifice bunt, but Sharks right fielder charged with his second loss of the Lynn’s Matt Viega finished in first place with a time of consecutive hits to take a 1-0 lead Matt Hogan (Vanderbilt) spoiled the summer for North Shore. 41:29. Jacob Johns of North Andover finished in second in the second. After Sharks starter visitors’ chance to take a one-run The Navs have five games remain- place (42:43) and Chelsea’s Jose LeClerc finished just one Dalton Ponce (St. Mary’s) induced a lead by turning the Navs’ JP Knight ing before the FCBL breaks for its second behind him in third place (42:44). Adam Cook of ground ball for the first out of the (Tufts) fly ball to right into an in- annual All-Star Game next Tues- Melrose (42:53) and Junior Mejia of Lynn (43:10) finished inning, Murphy and Sutherland ning-ending, 9-5 double play. day at Historic Holman Stadium in in fourth and fifth place, respectively. sent back-to-back singles through The Sharks used the momentum Nashua, N.H. Four of those games The Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country Series will con- the right side, and Wynne dropped a created on the defensive end to score will be played at Fraser Field begin- tinue every Wednesday until September 26. double inside the left field line. three times on just one hit in the ning at 7 p.m. Thursday against the Malden native veteran Matt bottom of the eighth. After Danny Worcester Bravehearts. Pelinka: Lakers landing LeBron is “ultimate validation”

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Rob LeBron chose to come here, it was at their own game is a trap,” Pelinka Pelinka says the Los Angeles Lak- the ultimate validation for the said. “No one is going to beat them ers aren’t trying to beat the Golden moves we’ve made and what we’ve at their own game, so that is why we State Warriors at their own game. been building since we started.” wanted to add these elements of de- Instead, they’re building a team The longest postseason drought in fense and toughness and depth and around LeBron James to do some- franchise history could be finished try to look at areas where we will thing different. after James chose the Lakers in free have an advantage.” Pelinka spoke publicly Wednesday agency. The club also added veter- Pelinka said the Lakers focused for the first time since the Lakers’ ans Rajon Rondo, JaVale McGee and their free agency recruitment efforts remarkable offseason overhaul be- Lance Stephenson alongside their on versatile, playoff-tested talents gan, and the irrepressibly optimistic young core while parting ways with who can score and defend, instead former agent radiated excitement Julius Randle and Brook Lopez, of looking for elite players with only about the future for a team that among others. one specialty. He hopes the result hasn’t made the playoffs in five sea- Pelinka and top executive Magic will be a flexible, dangerous team sons. Johnson hope the result is a sturdy, under coach Luke Walton — and a ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE “To get the commitment from LeB- defense-minded team with enough different look around James, whose Luke Mannion got the start for the Lynn 15’s ron James to come to the Lakers for up-tempo offense to trouble the Cleveland Cavaliers teams often Wednesday against Medford. four years was really the culmina- Warriors, the Houston Rockets and looked like a collection of perimeter tion of everything we’ve been work- every other contender for the title. shooters whose deficiencies were ex- ing towards,” Pelinka said. “When “I think to try to play the Warriors posed by Golden State and others. Lynn 15’s fall to Medford Lynnfield prepared for second meeting with Peabody West in state tournament LYNN 15’s “Nate Lopez is our lefty ace, he can following them.” LYNNFIELD From B1 From B1 throw hard and throw strikes,” Adamo Those big bats for Lynnfield include said. “We can’t really ask for anything Hubbard and Christian Rosa. Hub- The Lynners threatened in the bottom half of the fourth While they may have to earn two better than to have him going for us.” bard was 3-for-3 with three RBI dou- when Lucas Fritz earned a walk and Aidan Dow (1-for-2) wins to win the District 16 champion- Lynnfield will also have Nick Hub- bles in Lynnfield’s win Tuesday. followed with a single. But Medford ended the threat with a ship, the focus is entirely on the must- bard available to come in for relief if “Nick Hubbard has been absolutely 6-4-3 double-play and a flyout to centerfield, keeping its 3-1 win game Thursday (5:45 at Wyoma) needed Thursday night. killing the ball,” Adamo said. “He hit lead. for the Lynnfield 12’s. “Nick is another guy who can throw a home run against Swampscott (ear- “We had runners on second and third and we were putting “We have to worry about Thursday’s hard for us,” Adamo said. “When he lier in the tournament) that I’m not the bat on the ball,” Lynn manager Dave Galeazzi said. “We win first, we need this one,” Adamo gets on the mound he’s big and intim- even sure has landed yet.” just couldn’t get that one extra hit. They turned that one said. “First off we have to hit the ball idating.” Overall, defeating Peabody West killer double-play there in the fourth inning.” better, we didn’t hit last game. At the plate everything starts with will take an all-around team effort, Medford added four runs to its advantage in the fifth. Back- “We have to limit our walks, we had Nick Groussis and Tyler Adamo, who something that Adamo feels his team to-back fielder’s choice groundouts with the bases loaded gave a few too many walks last game,” Ada- combined to score the first two runs can accomplish. Medford a 5-1 lead. A wild pitch, followed by a balk, allowed mo added. “And we can’t make any for Lynnfield in its 9-3 win against Sa- “This team has been together since Medford to push across two more runs for a 7-1 lead. mistakes in the field that can be cap- lem Tuesday night. they were each 10-years-old and “It was a great game for the first four innings,” Galeazzi italized on.” “Nick Groussis and Tyler Adamo has had success as 10-year-olds and said. “We got that early lead. A couple calls didn’t go our way Lynnfield finds itself in a good spot they are one and two in the order,” 11-year-olds,” Adamo said. “If there early. That didn’t make much of a difference but in the fifth pitching wise with left-hander Nate Matt Adamo said. “If they can get on is any team that is ready to take on inning the wheels fell off. (We committed) two errors, a ball, a couple mental mistakes on their (suicide) squeeze plays. Even Lopez taking the mound Thursday, base they’re both fast and cause trou- [Peabody West] and have a shot it’s though they scored the runs our middle infield didn’t rotate. Adamo said. ble and we have a lot of really big bats us.” That’s all stuff we’ve been over. We just fell asleep in the fifth inning. “Luke (Mannion) deserved a better fate,” Galeazzi added. “I Lynn 14’s take down Arlington at Breed don’t think they hit the ball out of the infield in that fifth in- ning.” LYNN 14’s through the early goings. we did enough. We did enough good Down by six runs with three turns at the plate remaining, From B1 “Aivan’s our other ace,” O’Connor things to win. That Arlington team is the Lynners had their work cut out for themselves in the late said. “He’s got these long fingers, just tough, and they’re still in it.” stages. Jackson Nickolau (1-for-3) singled to lead the bottom Lynn designated hitter Mulcahy (1- like (Anthony) Mateo. They’re both Marino, who pitched the final two of the fifth but Lynn couldn’t make anything of it. for-3, 2 RBI) delivered a 2-RBI double unbelievable.” innings, escaped an Arlington threat Medford scored five runs in the sixth inning and tallied two to left field, stretching the lead to 4-0. Arlington pushed one run across in in the top of the seventh. Arlington more in the seventh to put the game out of reach. A RBI Antony Mateo (1-for-3) started the the top of the fifth on a sac-fly, slim- logged runners on second and third groundout from Ray Contreras (0-for-1, RBI) and Tobin’s RBI double in the bottom of the sixth capped Lynn’s scoring for the rally with a one-out single and Cabral ming Lynn’s lead to 4-1. with no outs but Marino buckled 14-3 final. reached on an Arlington infield error. Lynn surrendered two more runs in down to retire the next three batters “I was happy we battled back in the sixth,” Galeazzi said. Mulcahy plated them both. the top of the sixth. Arlington loaded and seal Lynn’s 4-3 win. “We were able to get it back under the 10-run rule. We didn’t While Lynn was building its lead, the bases on a walk, a single and an “You can’t do this without heart,” want it to end on a 10-run slaughter so we were able to finish Cabral kept Arlington’s offense at infield error. A RBI groundout, fol- O’Connor said. “That’s what that was. in seven innings. bay. Cabral fanned six through the lowed by a run scored on a wild pitch, That was heart. That was fun. That’s “This group, as a core unit, nine or 10 of them have been game’s first four innings and finished made it a one-run game at 4-3. why we work hard. That’s why we’ve all-stars for the last two years,” Galeazzi added. “We’ve had with seven strikeouts. Aside from an “The kids made a few mistakes but practiced twenty times in the past some good runs the last two years. We were one run away Arlington baserunner who reached so did us coaches,” O’Connor said. three weeks. It’s for games like this, from the state finals the last two years. We just didn’t have it third in the top of the second, Lynn “We’re so concentrated on other to be on top after those seven in- tonight. Give credit to Medford, they put the bat on the ball didn’t face much of a scoring threat things. We have to clean that up but nings.” and we just couldn’t make the plays when we needed to.” THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS THURSDAY Babe Ruth Softball (Not including last night’s games) Today Friday Saturday Little League Baseball Senior All-Star Softball State Tournament vs. Worcester District 16 Tournament vs. Bristol vs. Bristol W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Lynn vs. TBA (at Goncalves Field, TBA) Peabody West vs. Lynnfield (at Wyoma, (7) (7) (5) M. Vineyard 21 9 0.700 - 1L 6-4 5:45) American Legion Baseball Worcester 20 14 0.588 3 3W 9-1 American Legion Baseball Haverhill vs. Andover (TBA) Newburyport vs. Danvers (6) Bristol 19 16 0.543 4.5 2W 4-6 Newburyport vs. Saugus (6) Marblehead-Swampscott vs. Methuen Brockton 17 18 0.486 6.5 1W 4-6 Middleton-Peabody vs. Lynn (Essex Sunday Monday (6) Tech, 6) at Worcester Pittsfi eld 15 19 0.441 8 1L 4-6 Lawrence vs. Methuen (7) North Shore Baseball League (4:05) OFF North Shore 13 20 0.394 9.5 1L 5-5 Beverly-Salem vs. Haverhill (7:30) Marblehead vs. North Shore Storm (5) Nashua 12 21 0.364 10.5 1L 3-7 Rowley vs. North Shore Phillies (5) FRIDAY SUNDAY Little League Baseball District 16 Tournament Little League Softball (If necessary) Softball 12-year-old All-Stars Peabody vs. Westfield/Worcester (at Peabody West vs. Lynnfield (at TBA, Goncalves Field, 10) 5:45) American Legion Baseball American Legion Baseball Lynn vs. Middleton-Peabody (6) Lawrence vs. Haverhill (5) Beverly-Salem vs. Lawrence (7:30) Saugus vs. Andover (6) Methuen vs. Middleton-Peabody (7) North Shore Baseball League Beverly-Salem vs. Newburyport (7:30) Manchester vs. Saugus (4) Beverly vs. Swampscott (5) North Shore Baseball League Rowley vs. Marblehead (5) Swampscott vs. Beverly (6) North Shore Phillies vs. Kingston (5:30) SATURDAY Peabody vs. North Reading (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross at the Manning Field track on Mondays for the country series next two months from Monday, July 9 until Mon- The 49th annual Lynn day, August 27 at 6:30 Summer cross country p.m. There is no entry fee series will continue every to participate. Wednesday until Septem- There will be running ber 26. events and field events at Each evening includes a each meet. Running regular 1.59 mile, a short events will be a 30-meter race of the day and a long race for ages three and race of the day. There is no under and 50, 100, 200, entry fee. 400, 800, one-mile and Refer top www.lwrun.org relays for ages high school PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for more information. and younger. Field events will be the standing long The Croatian team celebrates after defeating England in a World Cup semi nal game Wednesday Carey Baseball jump and the softball to earn its rst-ever trip to the World Cup nal. throw. All communities are Academy this July invited. The Carey Baseball For more information, visit www.lwrun.org, email Croatia beats England to earn Academy will conduct it’s specialty camps July 11 [email protected] or call and 12 at the Lynn Babe (781) 709-7135 or (781) Ruth Complex at Breed 593-6562. rst-ever trip to World Cup nal Middle School in Lynn. The hitting sessions will Masucci softball be conducted from 9 to MOSCOW (AP) — Croatia’s legs World Cup nal, doing it in a tourna- weakness in a team that is in the nal.” 11:30 a.m. Each player tournament seemed heavy, burdened by the ac- ment where powers Brazil, Germany, England was not among the top 10 cumulated toll of consecutive penal- Argentina and Spain made early exits. nation in ticket sales before the tourna- will be slow-motion ana- The Vanessa Masucci co-ed lyzed by video and receive ty-kicks wins needed to get this far. En- “They’ve had an incredible route to ment, but the team’s progress caused slow-pitch softball tourna- a written evaluation. gland had gone ahead with a free kick the nal. They’ve shown remarkable gallivanting supporters to  ock to Mos- ment will be held the week- The pitchers/catchers just ve minutes in, dominated play character,” said England coach Gareth cow. session will be held from end of July 20-22 at Grace and appeared headed to its rst World Southgate, who for now will be remem- The front of the stands behind one 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects Rogato Field at Breed Mid- Cup nal since 1966. bered more for a fashionable waistcoat goal was lled with more than two of their respective dle School, Lynn. Then the second half started and it than ending a half-century of hurt. dozen white banners with a red Cross mechanics will be covered. The tournament is seeking was as if a different Croatian team had France, which won its only title at of St. George, pledging support from Each will receive a written a number of additional co-ed replaced the lethargic one. home in 1998, will have an extra day many of the island’s clubs, from Brad- evaluation in addition to teams. Ivan Perisic tied the score in the 68th of rest after beating Belgium 1-0 on ford to Wolverhampton. Back home, a all pitchers video ana- If interested, call 781 599- minute , Mario Mandzukic got the go- Tuesday. crowd of 30,000 was in London’s Hyde lyzed. 4861 or email at vanessama- ahead goal in the 109th and Croatia Croatia, coming off 360 intense min- Park for a large-screen viewing, the The cost of each five- succisoftball2018@hotmail. shocked England with a 2-1 victory utes at soccer’s highest level, faces its British Beer and Pub Association pre- hour session is $90 each. Vanessa Masucci (MacCor- Wednesday that advanced a nation of biggest sporting moment since becom- dicted supporters would buy 10 million For further information mack) was murdered last just over 4 million to a World Cup nal ing an independent nation in 1991. extra pints at pubs during the match, please contact Coach September inside her against France. “We started slowly, but we’ve shown and No.1 Court at Wimbledon was less Frank Carey at (781) 842- Revere home. She was a “Mentally strong team,” mid elder our character, just as we did in the pre- than one-third full for the men’s quar- 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- Lynn native and a member Ivan Rakitic said. “It’s just unbeliev- vious two knockout rounds when we ter nal between John Isner and Milos cast.net or at www.carey- of the St. Mary’s High soft- able to get back in the game in this were one-goal down,” Perisic said. Raonic. baseballacademy.com. ball team. way.” Fans back home in Zagreb took to the Promise seemed about to be ful lled When the nal whistle blew and they streets to celebrate, lighting  ares and when Kieran Trippier curled in a free Bishop Fenwick Lynn youth tennis knew they were going to their rst waving  ags in a sea of exuberance. kick in the fth minute for his rst in- basketball camp World Cup nal, the Croatians ran “We are a nation of people who never ternational goal, above leaping Dejan clinics to their jumping and cheering fans in give in, who are proud and who have Lovren and Mandzukic and past the The Bishop Fenwick The Lynn Parks and Rec- their iconic red-and-white checkered character,” said coach Zlatko Dalic, who desperate dive of goalkeeper Danijel Girls Basketball Camp reation Department is host- jerseys. Croatia joined an exclusive wore a checkered jersey to his post- Subasic. Choruses of “God Save the will be held from July club of 13 nations that advanced to a match news conference. “There’s no Queen” began in England’s end. 23-26 (9 a.m.-1 p.m.) at ing youth tennis clinics Danvers Indoor Sports. every Monday, Tuesday and Instructors include play- Wednesday from July 9 Roger Federer stunned in Wimbledon quarter nal ers and coaches from the through August 1. The clin- 2018 Division 3 North ics will be held at Gowdy LONDON (AP) — Roger Federer was a point away from a rather champion Crusaders, as Park and will be organized tidy, straight-set victory in the Wimbledon quarter nals. One lousy well as current collegiate by age group. Kids ages point. players. Anyone interested eight and under will have And then, slowly, over the next two-plus hours, all the way until can contact Fenwick coach their clinic from 5 p.m. to 6 the fth set reached its 24th game, as the temperature dropped and Adam DeBaggis at aag- p.m., kids ages nine to 11 the spectators’ cries of “Let’s go, Roger!” echoed through the shad- [email protected] for more will have their clinic from 6 ows, everything came apart for the eight-time champion. Against details. p.m. to 7 p.m. and kids ages an opponent who’d never beaten him nor made it this far at the All 12 and over will have their England Club. Spartans Baseball clinic from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. In a stunning turnaround in an unfamiliar setting — No. 1 Court The clinics will cover instead of Centre Court — the top-seeded Federer blew a third-set Basics clinic many aspects of tennis, match point and, eventually, all of his big lead in a 2-6, 6-7 (5), 7-5, The Spartans Baseball including the forehand, 6-4, 13-11 loss to No. 8 Kevin Anderson on Wednesday in a 4-hour, Basics clinic will be held backhand, serve, positioning 14-minute tussle. at Pine Hill Field begin- and scoring. Kids are “It was just one of those days where you hope to get by somehow,” ning on July 16 and run- encouraged to bring a tennis said Federer, who last played at No. 1 Court in 2015. “I almost could ning until July 20. Partici- racquet and a water bottle have. I should have.” pants will learn the basics to the clinic. There is a limit- While his tournament is over, two of his long-time rivals at the of hitting, fielding (infield ed number of tennis rac- top of tennis set up a semi nal showdown: Rafael Nadal and No- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and outfield), proper quets available through the vak Djokovic. Nadal, who’s won two of his 17 Grand Slam titles at throwing mechanics and Parks and Recreation Wimbledon, edged 2009 U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro Roger Federer reacts after losing a point base running. Participants Department. 7-5, 6-7 (7), 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 in a wildly entertaining match that featured in his quarter nal match at Wimbledon are asked to bring their For more information, con- diving shots by both and lasted 4 hours, 48 minutes. Wednesday afternoon. own baseball gloves and tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- bats. The concession stand 7096. will be open for snacks/ TV/RADIO MLB lunch and pizza will be TV AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE served on Friday, July 20 Lynn Tigersharks East Division East Division MLB at the camp’s conclusion. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB girls soccer camp 2:10 p.m...... Oakland at Houston ...... MLB Network Boston 65 29 .691 — Philadelphia 51 39 .567 — Contact St. Mary’s base- 7 p.m...... NY Yankees at Cleveland ...... MLB Network New York 59 31 .656 4 Atlanta 50 40 .556 1 ball coach Derek Dana at The Lynn Tigersharks 7:10 p.m...... Toronto at Boston ...... NESN Tampa Bay 48 44 .522 16 Washington 46 46 .500 6 781-521-9439 or ddan- Toronto 42 48 .467 21 New York 36 53 .404 14½ girls soccer camp will take NBA Summer League Baltimore 26 66 .283 38 Miami 38 56 .404 15 [email protected] for more place next week, from July 4 p.m...... Miami vs. New Orleans ...... NBA TV Central Division Central Division information. 16-July 20 at Lynn English. 4:30 p.m...... New York vs. Boston ...... ESPN2 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 6 p.m...... Memphis vs. Oklahoma City ...... NBA TV Cleveland 49 41 .544 — Milwaukee 55 37 .598 — The camp runs daily from 9 Minnesota 41 49 .456 8 Chicago 52 38 .578 2 Youth Summer a.m. to 1 p.m. Girls from 6:30 p.m...... Philadelphia vs. Phoenix ...... ESPN2 Detroit 40 55 .421 11½ St. Louis 47 43 .522 7 8 p.m...... San Antonio vs. Milwaukee ...... NBA TV Chicago 30 61 .330 19½ Pittsburgh 43 49 .467 12 ages 10-18 are invited 8:30 p.m...... LAC-Washington winner vs. LA Lakers ...... ESPN2 Kansas City 26 66 .283 24 Cincinnati 41 51 .446 14 evening track attend. The cost is $5 per West Division West Division 10 p.m...... Utah vs. Orlando ...... NBA TV W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The fifth annual Lynn day or $20 for the week. For 10:30 p.m...... Atlanta-Indiana winner vs. Portland ...... ESPN2 Houston 62 32 .660 — Arizona 51 41 .554 — Parks and Recreation more information, contact Cycling Seattle 57 35 .620 4 Los Angeles 49 42 .538 1½ Youth Summer Evening English girls soccer coach 7:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 6) ...... NBCSN Oakland 51 41 .554 10 San Francisco 49 46 .516 3½ Los Angeles 47 45 .511 14 Colorado 46 45 .505 4½ Track meets will be held Ed McNeil at 978-401-7571. Golf Texas 40 54 .426 22 San Diego 40 54 .426 12 5:30 a.m...... European Tour: Scottish Open ...... Golf Wednesday’s Games (Gausman 4-6), 6:05 p.m. 1:30 p.m...... Champions Tour: Senior Players ...... Golf Tampa Bay 4, Detroit 2 N.Y. Yankees (Severino 14-2) at Cleveland TODAY IN SPORTS 4 p.m...... PGA Tour: John Deere Classic ...... Golf Minnesota 8, Kansas City 5 (Kluber 12-4), 7:10 p.m. 7 p.m...... Web.com Tour: Utah Championship ...... Golf Boston 4, Texas 2 Toronto (Estrada 4-7) at Boston (Price 9-6), 1954 — The Major League Base- N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m. July 12 9 p.m...... LPGA Tour: Marathon Classic ...... Golf Cincinnati at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Snell 12-4) at Minnesota (Gib- 1901 — Cy Young of the Boston ball Players Association is found- Lacrosse Toronto at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. son 3-6), 8:10 p.m. Red Sox wins his 300th game ed. 1:30 p.m...... US vs. Iroquois Nationals ...... ESPN2 Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Seattle (Paxton 8-3) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs St. Louis at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. 6-5), 10:07 p.m. with a 5-3 victory over the Phil- 1964 — Mickey Wright wins the Auto racing Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Arizona (Ray 3-1) at Colorado (Freeland adelphia A’s. U.S. Women’s Open for the fourth 7:30 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: Buckle Up in Your Truck 225 FS1 Pittsburgh 2, Washington 0 8-6), 3:10 p.m. time by defeating Ruth Jessen by Softball San Francisco 5, Chicago Cubs 4, 13 Milwaukee (Miley 1-0) at Pittsburgh (Taillon 1930 — Bobby Jones wins the innings 5-7), 7:05 p.m. U.S. Open. Jones, who also won two strokes in a playoff. 7 p.m...... Canada vs. USA Blue ...... ESPN Milwaukee at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Washington (Scherzer 11-5) at N.Y. Mets the British Open, the American 1970 — Jack Nicklaus wins his Tennis Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Matz 4-6), 7:10 p.m. 8 a.m...... Wimbledon (women’s semifinals) ...... ESPN Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 7-2) at San Diego Amateur and the British Ama- second British Open, beating L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Ross 5-7), 10:10 p.m. teur, becomes the only golfer to Doug Sanders by one stroke in Radio Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games MLB Oakland (Cahill 1-2) at Houston (Morton Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. take all four events in the same an 18-hole playoff at the Old 11-2), 2:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. year. Course in St Andrews, Scotland. 7:10 p.m...... Texas at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Philadelphia (Pivetta 5-7) at Baltimore Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Update your image or show Start a diet or health regimen Let your emotions lead the way. Focus on what you can do, Physical transformation is If you express your feelings Be proactive if you want to let highlighted. The changes you off your creative flair. Make a that will help you maintain your and turn your plan into a real- and discuss possibilities, you looks and keep you fit and someone know how much you ity. Your sense of what will and make will give you a new lease will be offered various opin- statement and explore new ready to take on the world. You care. Do more, say less and won’t work will give you the on life and the confidence to ions. Knowing where every- possibilities. If you’ve got it, will attract friends and roman- make adjustments that will edge when faced with compe- approach someone you may one stands will help you align why not flaunt it? tic interests if you socialize. encourage better personal re- tition. have shied away from in the yourself with the best support lationships. past. team. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Check out your options before Keep moving forward, no Don’t sit back and wait for Stick to what you know and Stifle any feelings of animosi- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) you make a move. You’ll be matter what everyone else is someone else to take control. can afford. Don’t be tempted ty and look for the positive in Use your intelligence to get doing. It’s important to finish by someone who is a bad in- your way. Refuse to let some- disappointed if you act prema- Trust and believe in your abil- whatever situation you face what you start to avoid com- ity to figure things out on your fluence or unpredictable. Stick at home or work. If you don’t one manipulate a situation to turely. Too much of anything will plaints. If you don’t like some- own. Refuse to give in to im- close to home and protect make a fuss, you won’t have to take advantage of you. Take weigh you down. thing, speak up. pulse. against identity theft. backtrack. better care of your health.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Talk of remarriage triggers questions about burial plots Can you trust your opponent? DEAR ABBY: My broth- homes are insulated from Marcus Tullius Cicero, a Ro- though, the defenders seem er-in-law “Charles” has Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van the streets and traffic, so man statesman and orator destined to take the first five earned the privilege of be- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, kids can play freely out- who died circa 43 B.C., said, or six tricks in spades. ing buried in a military and was founded by her mother, side. To me, it’s the perfect “Confidence is that feeling by However, when declarer cemetery. He lost his wife, town. which the mind embarks in plays dummy’s seven, some Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at great and honorable courses “Claire,” to cancer 10 years DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los But there is no convinc- Easts, worried that South has with a sure hope and trust in the ace and West the jack, will ago; she is buried in their Angeles, CA 90069. ing my wife to try giving itself.” plot in the military ceme- my hometown a shot as put in the 10. Then a grateful You need to have confi- South will win the trick and, tery with a headstone. our full-time residence. dence in your bridge partner. here, collect two overtricks. Their children are all agreeable to. What have contact it and find out Despite knowing we will If you do not, get a new one! What clue would those Easts others done in similar sit- what its rules are in cir- never be able to own a But at other times, your play adults now. have missed? Charles has been seri- uations? cumstances like this. summer house there, may depend on whether you trust an opponent. If South had started with ously dating a divorcee, CONCERNED IN that’s the “dream” my wife A-x or A-x-x in spades, he DEAR ABBY: I tend to In today’s deal, West leads “Joyce,” and they are NEW HAMPSHIRE sells to me. I resent her would have put up dummy’s be a people pleaser. So a fourth-highest spade four talking about marriage. because she got what she against three no-trump. What queen in the hope of taking when my wife wanted to Joyce feels that for him to DEAR CONCERNED: wants, and I just have to happens after that? two tricks in the suit. When he be committed to her in There are different types of buy a home for us to raise deal with it. Should I just With that North hand, I does not, West is marked with marriage, they should military cemeteries in this a family in, I went along accept my fate? would have been tempted to the spade ace. have a plot together. It’s country, 135 of which are with her plan to move to raise one no-trump straight to RESENTFUL IN NEW our understanding that maintained by the Depart- her hometown. I wanted three no-trump. With 28-30 YORK only one wife is allowed to ment of Veterans Affairs her to be happy, and I was combined high-card points, usually there will be nine be buried in the military National Cemetery Ad- excited about the DEAR RESENTFUL: I home-purchasing process. winners. But four hearts, as- cemetery. This would ministration. (None of am sorry you are unhappy suming a 4-4 fit exists, might mean Claire would have to them are located in your It’s almost two years lat- with the decision you fail to a bad trump break or be exhumed and trans- state.) However, there are er, and I regret it. I’m not made. Your wife may have a defensive crossruff. Also, if ferred to another one. many state and private happy here. I miss my wanted to move to her a 4-4 fit does not exist, us- I’m not sure how close military cemeteries na- hometown where all my hometown because she felt ing Stayman just gives the Joyce is to her family, but tionwide, and their rules friends and family live. It’s her relatives could help defenders extra information she does have grown chil- may differ from those of a beach town, a throwback out with your children, about declarer’s hand. South has nine top tricks: dren. I suggested they get the national. Because you to a time when everyone which is a plus. However, three hearts, four diamonds an outside opinion and a didn’t mention which cate- knew everyone and you unless you find the strength and two clubs. If only he could prenuptial agreement be- gory your brother-in-law’s could walk or bike-ride to assert yourself, “accept- have had the opening lead, fore they get married, cemetery falls under, the anywhere. People don’t ing your fate” is exactly he could have claimed. Now, which both would be best advice I can offer is to lock their doors, and what you may have to do.

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LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Premises: 16 Caldwell Crescent, Lynn, MA By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Victoria Belliveau and Frances Colcord to Mortgage Electronic Registration mortgage given by Paul F. Murphy Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc., its successors By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated June 24, and assigns, dated July 25, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern mortgage given by Hector Luis Salas to Mortgage Financial Services, Inc., and now 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25940, Page 224, subsequently assigned to held by Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency, said mortgage dated February 24462, Page 343 (the "Mortgage"), as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee, on behalf of SASCO Mortgage Loan Trust 27, 2004 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of dated February 24, 2017, and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 35744, 2007-MLN1 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-MLN1 by Mortgage Deeds in Book 22446, Page 30, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Page 009 of which mortgage Ditech Financial LLC is the present holder by Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Lenders Network Financial Services, Inc. to Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency by assignment assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. (MERS) as USA, Inc., its successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County dated February 27, 2004 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 22446 nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. to Green Tree Servicing, LLC dated (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36276, Page 276 for breach of the at Page 49; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of January 18, 2012 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on July 19, 2018 at 10:00 AM in Book 31033, Page 472, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the Public Auction at 3:00 PM on July 19, 2018 at 24 Hawthorne Street, Lynn, MA, all Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 49 Gardiner and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: mortgage, to wit: Street, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public Auction at 12:00 PM on August 14, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and A parcel of land with the buildings thereon in said Lynn, known as 24 Hawthorne The land, with the buildings thereon known as 16 Caldwell Crescent, Lynn, Essex singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Street, bounded and described as follows: NORTHWESTERLY by Hawthorne Street, County, Massachusetts, being a portion of Lot 88 on a plan drawn by C.W. Gay, 50 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Smith, 100 feet; C.B., dated June 25, 1982, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, The land in said Lynn, Massachusetts together with the buildings thereon, bounded SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Kenney, 50 feet; and NORTHEASTERLY Book of Plans 13, Plan 23, bounded and described as follows: and described as follows: by land now or formerly of Young, 100 feet. Containing 5000 square feet of land, more or less. NORTHERLY: by said Crescent, 11.30 feet; WESTERLY by Gardiner Street, 44 feet. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, NORTHEAST: by said Crescent, by a curved line, 32.22 feet; NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Hall, 135.61 feet; restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in EASTERLY: by said Crescent, 36.68 feet; EASTERLY by lands now or formerly of Archer and of Gammon, 44 feet; possession, and attorney's fees and costs. and SOUTHERLY: by Lots 78 and 79, as shown on aid plan 45.75 feet; TERMS OF SALE: SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Trainor, 135.34 feet. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of WESTERLY: by the remaining portion of Lot 88, 65.52 feet; a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Containing 2,230 square feet, more or less, according to said plan. described and containing 5,934 square feet of land. Said premises are now known required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of and numbered as 49 Gardiner Street. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Being the same premises conveyed to me by deed of Julie E. Cronin, dated from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other February 27, 2004 and recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds herewith. For title reference see deed of Diane Burke dated June 24, 2005 and recorded check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid herewith at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure the event of a typographical error in this publication. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24462, Page 341. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated February 27, 2004 and recorded in recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22446, Page 28. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee, on behalf of SASCO Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-MLN1 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-MLN1 Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order Present Holder of said Mortgage, FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from By Its Attorneys, in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon ORLANS PC of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check PO Box 540540 cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Waltham, MA 02454 after the date of sale. Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Phone: (781) 790-7800 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the 17-005850 Other terms to be announced at the sale. premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical Item: June 28, July 5, 12, 2018 error in this publication. Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 1080 Main Street Other terms to be announced at the sale. THE TRIAL COURT Pawtucket, RI 02860 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Attorney for Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency Ditech Financial LLC Docket No. ES18P1873EA Present Holder of the Mortgage Korde & Associates, P.C. INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE (401) 272-1400 900 Chelmsford Street Item: June 28, July 5, 12, 2018 Suite 3102 Estate of: Lowell, MA 01851 Rolfe G. Tilley (978) 256-1500 Also Known As: Rolfe Garfield Tilley Murphy, Jr., Paul F., 17-030981 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Date of Death: March 15, 2018 Item: June 28, July 5, 12, 2018 THE TRIAL COURT Essex Division PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of DIVORCE SUMMONS BY COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Petitioner Cheryl A. Stetson of Concord MA PUBLICATION AND MAILING LAND COURT a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Essex Probate and Family Court DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Cheryl A. Stetson of Concord MA 36 Federal Street 18 SM 003632 has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Salem, MA 01970 serve without surety on the bond. Docket No. ES14D2274DR ORDER OF NOTICE The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Maritza Iglesia vs. Luis R Torres TO: supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Erin M. DiLisio AKA Erin DiLisio, AKA Erin M. Lummen the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration To the Defendant: from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings The Complaint is on file at the Court. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you PNC Bank, National Association Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Nahant, Item: July 12, 2018 You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: numbered 4 Fallon Way, given by Erin M. DiLisio to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Franklin American Mortgage TOWN OF SAUGUS Maritza Iglesia Company, its successors and assigns, dated August 27, 2012 and recorded LEGAL NOTICE 31 Franklin St. with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31681, SAUGUS PLANNING BOARD Apt. 11 Page 395 and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a PUBLIC HEARING Lynn, MA 01902 complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. The Saugus Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Thursday, July 19, 2018, your answer, if any, on or before 09/17/2018. If you fail to do so, the court will If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United at 7:30PM in the Town Hall Annex Meeting Room, 25 Main Street, Saugus, MA, for proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers the application for a Master Plan Approval and Site Plan Review Permit, as defined a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on in Article XXI, Sections 5.C.1, and 5D, and Section 12.4, of the Saugus Zoning WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Bylaws, for a proposed multi-family development to be located at 860 Broadway Date: May 1, 2018 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August (Tax Map D10, Block 2, Lots 1 & 12). (Submitted by Richard Salvo, P.E.) (Plans Pamela Casey O'Brien 6, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the available for review at the Planning Board office at Town Hall) Register of Probate benefits of said Act. Peter A. Rossetti, Jr., Chairman Item: July 12, 2018 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on June 20, 2018 Nancy Stead, Clerk Item: July 5, 12, 2018 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder

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He said the boys, rang- MAE SAI, Thailand ing in age from 11 to 16, — As ecstatic relatives were "incredibly resilient." watched and waved from "What was really im- behind a glass barrier, portant was the coach and the 12 boys and their soc- the boys all came togeth- cer coach rescued from er and discussed staying deep within a flooded cave strong, having the will to in Thailand made the live, having the will to sur- V-for-Victory sign Wednes- vive," Anderson said. day from their beds in a That gutsy determi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hospital isolation ward nation was on display where they are recovering Wednesday in a video tak- China on Tuesday allowed Liu Xia, the widow from the 18-day ordeal. en from the hospital isola- of Chinese Nobel dissident Liu Xiaobo, to fly to An American involved Berlin, ending an eight-year house arrest. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion ward. The boys, their in the operation described faces covered by green the perilous zero-visibili- Three of the 12 boys recover in their hospital surgical masks, flashed ty dives that brought the beds after being rescued from a flooded cave in the V-for-Victory sign as Nobel widow allowed boys out safely as a "once northern Thailand. they sat up in bed and in a lifetime rescue." chatted with their nurses, Derek Anderson, a es and high-lined across complished was a once in at times responding with to leave China after 32-year-old rescue special- the rocky caverns. At other a lifetime rescue," Ander- the customary Thai sign of ist with the U.S. Air Force times, they endured dives son told The Associated respect — hands pressed a long house arrest based in Okinawa, Japan, lasting up to half an hour Press in an interview on together while bowing the said that at times during in the pitch-black waters. Wednesday. "We were ex- head. The youngest boy, By Gerry Shih and days before the one-year the risky rescue, the boys "The world just needs to tremely fortunate that the 11, appeared to be asleep Kirsten Grieshaber anniversary Friday of Liu had to be put into harness- know that what was ac- outcome was the way it under a crisp white sheet. ASSOCIATED PRESS Xiaobo's death. Liu's 11- year prison sentence and BERLIN — In the fall his wife's subsequent de- Families separated in US return to Guatemala of 2010, Liu Xia traveled tention in her home had to a prison in northeast become glaring symbols By Colleen Long processed back into their China to tell her husband, of the authoritarian gov- ASSOCIATED PRESS country, along with dozens dissident intellectual Liu ernment's determination of others also deported. Xiaobo, that he had just to prevent the couple from GUATEMALA CITY — Chartered flights full of been awarded the Nobel inspiring other Chinese. Donelda Pulex stepped off deportees from the Unit- Peace Prize. That was the "Sister has already left the airplane into the sun, ed States regularly arrive last time she left home as Beijing for Europe at noon clutching her 5-year-old in the Central American a free woman. Until now. to start her new life," daughter's hand and burst country, but Tuesday's China allowed her to wrote Liu Xia's brother, into heaving sobs. Four- flight was among the first leave the country Tues- Liu Hui, on a social media teen-year-old Hermelindo containing families sepa- day, ending an eight-year site. "Thanks to everyone Juarez hid his face as his rated at the border under house arrest that made the who has helped and cared father comforted him. Efil- President Donald Trump's soft-spoken, chain-smok- for her these few years. I do Daniel Vasquez walked contentious zero tolerance ing 57-year-old poet with a hope from now on her life cautiously behind his policy. More than 2,300 shaven head a tragic icon is peaceful and happy." 8-year-old son. children were separated known around the world. Liu Xia arrived in Ger- Quiet, confused and ex- from their families before As Liu Xia came off a many while Chinese Pre- hausted, 11 families who a June 20 order stopping plane in Helsinki, Fin- mier Li Keqiang is on an had been detained and the practice. land, to transfer to a flight official state visit to the separated after they were While some Central to Berlin, she spread her country, which is among caught crossing the U.S. American migrants say arms and grinned widely the ones that urged Bei- border illegally returned at a waiting photographer. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS they were fleeing to protect jing to free her. home Tuesday to Guate- their families from severe A few hours later, she was German Chancellor An- mala aboard a U.S. gov- Families separated under the Trump adminis- violence, parents who spoke seen getting into a car at gela Merkel meets reg- ernment-chartered flight tration’s zero tolerance policy return home to with The Associated Press Berlin's Tegel airport. ularly with dissidents that read "World Atlantic." Guatemala City, after being deported, Tuesday. said they made the difficult, The release of Liu Xia, during visits to China and Greeted by first lady dangerous journey to the who was never charged had raised Liu Xia's case Patricia Marroquin, they curity precaution. U.S. im- officials. The group walked U.S. for a better life. They with a crime, results from with Chinese officials, in- lined up on the tarmac, migration officials handed single-file into a squat were seeking a chance at a years of campaigning by cluding during a visit in shuffling — their shoelac- over paperwork in manila gray building at the coun- steady job or a better edu- Western governments and May, people familiar with es had been taken as a se- envelopes to Guatemalan try's military base to be cation for their children. activists and comes just the matter said.

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Russia as top oil producer ed States at age 6, and it Andrei, Baba Seva has Indeed, Baba Seva is the recounts the year he spent dementia and is hard of one who lends the novel in Moscow taking care of cluding Russia agreed last one-third more oil than hearing. And since Dima its title. Early on, she can't By David Koenig his aging grandmother. ASSOCIATED PRESS month to ease production the U.S.; by the end of the has already sublet his remember who Andrei is He moved back on the caps that had contributed 1980s, Soviet output was apartment across the hall, or why he's in Moscow. eve of the 2008 financial The U.S. is on pace to the run-up in prices. nearly double that of the Andrei has to move into When he reminds her, she meltdown at the behest to leapfrog both Saudi President Donald Trump U.S. their old bedroom. Oh, the gets upset. "This is a ter- Arabia and Russia and of his businessman broth- has urged the Saudis to The last decade or so humiliation! rible country," she says to reclaim the title of the er, Dima, who had to flee him. "My (daughter) took pump more oil to contain has seen a revolution in One of the pleasures of world's biggest oil produc- the country suddenly after you to America. Why did rising prices. He tweet- American energy produc- the novel is listening to er for the first time since getting on the wrong side Andrei's hyper-intelligent, you come back?" ed on June 30 that King tion, however, led by tech- the 1970s. of the oligarchs. While An- wry and ironic voice. At Gessen's genius is in Salman agreed to boost niques including hydrau- The latest forecast from drei is initially put out by times he can be petty and showing us how and why production "maybe up to lic fracturing, or fracking, the U.S. Energy Informa- Dima's request, he isn't arrogant, self-righteous Russia is and isn't a terri- 2,000,000 barrels." The and horizontal drilling. tion Administration pre- unhappy to leave New and ingratiating, not to ble country. And how, in its White House later clari- Those innovations — and dicts that U.S. output will York. His girlfriend has mention slightly clueless ruthless devotion to mar- grow next year to 11.8 mil- fied that the king said his the breakup of the Soviet just dumped him, and he's about women. Here he is, ket capitalism, the for- lion barrels a day. country has a reserve of 2 Union — helped the U.S. hoping the change of scen- noticing all the gorgeous mer socialist state bears "If the forecast holds, million barrels a day that narrow the gap, although ery might jump-start his blond women in black a striking resemblance to that would make the U.S. could be tapped "if and Russia and Saudi Arabia stalled academic career. pencil skirts on Moscow's our own. the world's leading pro- when necessary." both pumped more crude ducer of crude," says Lin- The United States led than the U.S. last year. da Capuano, who heads the world in oil produc- The U.S. has been pump- the agency, a part of the tion for much of the 20th ing more than 10 million Video shows moment of Energy Department. century, but the Soviet barrels a day since Febru- Saudi Arabia and Russia Union surpassed America ary, and probably pumped could upend that forecast in 1974, and Saudi Arabia an average of 10.9 million Clooney’s crash, fly in air by boosting their own pro- did the same in 1976, ac- barrels a day in June, duction. In the face of ris- cording to Energy Depart- up from 10.8 million in By Paolo Santalucia ing global oil prices, mem- ment figures. May, the energy agency and Nicole Winfield bers of the OPEC cartel By the end of the 1970s said Tuesday in its latest ASSOCIATED PRESS and a few non-members in- the USSR was producing short-term outlook. OLBIA, Sardinia — Actor George Clooney slammed his motorbike Is the ‘organic’ seal worth it, into an oncoming car that turned suddenly into his lane Tuesday and was given disputes on standards? thrown several yards in By Candice Choi the air on the Italian is- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS land of Sardinia, accord- ing to video of the crash. Ambulance personnel tend to actor George NEW YORK — Is pay- "He is recovering at his Clooney after he was involved in a motorbike ing more for organic milk, home and will be fine," accident on the Sardinia island in Italy. meat or a can of beans Clooney spokesman Stan worth it? Rosenfield told The Asso- traffic apparently to turn the front of his bike and The "USDA Organic" ciated Press in an email. into a residential com- up in the air before land- label generally signifies a Surveillance video of pound near Olbia. The ing on the asphalt, where product is made with rel- the crash, apparently video shows what is re- the car driver and other atively minimal synthetic taken by a fixed security ported as Clooney's scoot- witnesses come to help. pesticides and fertiliz- video, was obtained late er crashing into the car The John Paul II hos- ers, and that animals are Tuesday by the newspa- while another scooter pital in Olbia confirmed raised according to certain per Corriere della Sera. alongside him manages to Clooney was treated there guidelines. But disputes It shows a blue Mercedes veer around it. and released after a few over the rules, and ques- veering into oncoming Clooney is thrown over hours. tions about adherence, may raise doubts about FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS whether the price is jus- Last year, organic food sales came to more than tified. $45 billion, according to the Organic Trade As- Chinese find suggests human A federal audit in Sep- sociation. tember found the U.S. De- relatives left Africa sooner partment of Agriculture organic, and also ques- an industry group. was "unable to provide tioned practices by major Understanding the is- By Emiliano reasonable assurance" organic dairy and egg pro- sues may help you decide Rodriguez Mega that required documents ducers. whether to pay twice as ASSOCIATED PRESS for imported organic Some farmers also say much for a carton of or- NEW YORK — Stone grains were reviewed at practices have strayed ganic milk or a dozen tools recovered from an domestic ports of entry, from the spirit of the rules eggs. excavation in China sug- among other weaknesses. about organic food, and Consumer groups gen- gest that our evolutionary The Washington Post last are planning new labels. erally recommend buying forerunners trekked out year had reported that A lot is at stake. Last organic foods, saying they of Africa earlier than we massive shipments of the year, organic food sales promote sustainable agri- thought. imported grains intend- came to more than $45 bil- culture, limit damage to Until now, the oldest ev- ed mostly for animal feed lion, according to the Or- the environment and are idence of human-like crea- were wrongly labeled as ganic Trade Association, good for people's health. tures outside Africa came from 1.8 million-year-old artifacts and skulls found in the Georgian town of Motorcycle for sale Dmanisi. But the new find pushes that back by at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS least 250,000 years. "It's absolutely a new sto- In a report released on Wednesday, scientists ry," said archaeologist Mi- think that this rock was a tool that belonged chael Petraglia of the Max to our evolutionary forerunners who lived 2.1 Planck Institute for the million years ago. Science of Human Histo- ry in Jena, Germany, who old as 2.1 million years, were not able to provide did not participate in the according to the study in proof that the tools were study. "It means that early Wednesday's journal Na- used for hunting. humans were getting out ture. Some experts not in- of Africa way earlier than "We were very excited," volved in the research we ever realized." said Zhaoyu Zhu, a pro- think that the findings That exit came long fessor at the Guangzhou need to be taken with cau- before our own species, Institute of Geochemistry, tion. Homo sapiens, even ap- who led the field work. "I am skeptical," said peared. The researchers "One of my colleagues Geoffrey Pope, an anthro- believe the tools were suddenly noticed a stone pologist from William Pa- made by another member embedded in a steep out- terson University in New of the Homo evolutionary crop. After a short while, Jersey. 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