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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 DEALS Moulton CommuterOF THE $DAY$ vows to rail operatorPG. 3 stay out has plans for DEALS of Lynn the futureOF THE By Thor Jourgensen ITEM$ STAFFDAY$ election PG. 3 By Thomas Grillo LYNN — Labeled “old” by state Trans- ITEM STAFF portation Secretary Stephanie Pollack in 2014 and criticized by riders for shut- LYNN — An employee in ting down in the face of 2015’s megaw- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton’s inter, the commuter rail, with its stops Salem office is getting help from the district director in Central SquareDEALS and Swampscott, is and seven other staffers to on the mend. OF THE unseat an incumbent Lynn “We are as well prepared for winter as city councilor. But the Sa- we’ve ever been. We$ DAwill communicateY$ lem Democrat insists he’s clearly and we will keepPG. 3people safe,” neutral in the race. said David Scorey, CEO and general Marven Hyppolite, a manager for Keolis, the company that Moulton caseworker, is runs the commuter rail. challenging Ward 5 City Locomotives dating back to the days Councilor Dianna Chak- of disco have been taken off the tracks outis, a three-term incum- and newer enginesDEALS or refurbished ones bent, the only woman on the 11-member panel. This are in service. SignalOF THE de-icing ma- is Hyppolite’s third run to chines are in place and, once winter ar- unseat her. In 2017, he lost rives, crews will be$ positionedDAY$ through- by 106 votes. Of the 1,468 out the nation’s fifth-largestPG. 3 commuter ballots cast, she won by a rail system ready to remove downed 53 to 46 percent margin. tree limbs. Richard Jakious, district (Kite)surfer dude Kite-surfers take to the water off of Long Beach Scorey, Keolis public affairs director director for Moulton’s Sa- in Nahant to take advantage of Friday’s strong Tory Mazzola and MBTA commuter rail winds. lem office, sent the email in Nahant executive director Rob DiAdamo met to the Swampscott Demo- Friday morning with The Item’s editori- cratic Town Committee on ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Thursday, asking them to al board to discuss short- and long-term attend the $25-$100 event commuter rail planning. at April’s Restaurant Pub Newer equipment means more reli- & Grill in Lynn next week. Swampscott able service on commuter lines, even The invitation was signed as the rail system’s operator and the by more than a dozen cur- MBTA review proposals for more fre- rent and former staff. hot on grant quent stops and reduced fares. “I am writing to invite you Commuter rail ridership increased, to a fundraiser … for my according to the Transportation De- friend Marven Hyppolite … for cooling partment, from 105,000 to 127,000 Marven was born, raised, trips per day between 2012 and 2018. and lives in the ward that he is running to represent. system Commuter lines running through He is a passionate, young Lynn to North Station shared that in- leader, who will bring an crease. important voice to Lynn, By Bella diGrazia Scorey said Keolis has logged a 90 one that represents popu- ITEM STAFF percent on-time performance year to lations that do not always SWAMPSCOTT — The town’s ef- date with 94 percent of trains coming have a voice in halls of gov- fort of being more environmentally within 10 minutes of scheduled arriv- ernment. I hope you’ll come friendly has made its way into the als. learn more about Marven schools. “One of the leading causes of de- and, even if you cannot at- Swampscott was awarded a lays is locomotive reliability,” said tend, consider contributing $145,406 grant from The Depart- Mazzola. to his campaign,” Jakious ment of Energy Resources (DOER) wrote in the email. Lynn’s state legislative delegation Green Communities Division three Moulton told The Item called on the MBTA Fiscal and Man- weeks ago. The funds will be used he is staying neutral in the New sidewalks at Evans Park were recent- agement Control Board on Sept. 23 to to upgrade the current HVAC sys- race. ly completed, as Saugus upgrades the town review “near-rapid transit service” for tems in the high school and middle While the solicitation was park with improvements that include bas- the commuter rail lines and consider school with computer programming legal, and sent from Jaki- ketball courts, parking, and security camer- supplanting the current $14 round-trip that will allow the systems to oper- ous’ private Gmail account, as and lighting. ate more efficiently, said Swampscott commuter rail fare with the $4.80 sub- a Suffolk University uni- way round-trip fare. versity professor said the Building Inspector Max Kasper. “We are shooting to have them in Long-term alternative service pro- invitation must have been posals set for review again this month approved by Moulton. Saugus place by the end of the year, and include plans for higher frequency “I don’t see this as an they’ll be done at the same time,” ethics problem, but it’s a Kasper said. “Usually, these up- service with proposals evaluating die- left-handed way of support- improves walk grades and modifications take a few sel-powered versus electric-powered ing his employee, so he’s weeks to implement. A lot of the en- service. not really staying out of the gineering gets done prior to imple- Higher frequency service could boost race,” said Lawrence Over- mentation.” commuter rail daily boardings on lines lan, a senior lecturer at the in the park The school buildings are not get- serving the North Shore by 19 percent, school’s Political Science & ting new HVAC systems, he said. according to a draft proposal outlining Modifications to the current mechan- Legal Studies Department. By Thor Jourgensen the alternatives. ical systems will include changes in Moulton, through a spokes- ITEM STAFF “Most ridership benefits come from man, declined to comment how the system is running and the frequency of service,” said Mazzola. further. Tim Biba said Jaki- SAUGUS — It’s a smoother walk in the town’s addition of sensors that will modu- The alternatives carry big price tags, ous did not give Moulton a center with 400 feet of new sidewalk skirting Evans late fresh air and carbon monoxide. heads-up. Park, completed as part of a $637,000 renovation “It will be like a smarter, more with the higher frequency commuter “Our team is full of peo- project. computerized operation of the me- rail plan costing $1.7 billion broken ple who are committed to The latest town park to get a makeover, the Evans chanical systems that are already in down into $130 million annual incre- serving their community work includes, according to a description provided by place,” said Kasper. ments. personally and profession- the town, granite curbing, two new regulation-sized Not only will cash from the grant But planning for the future is an un- ally,” Biba said in a state- basketball courts, improved parking and drainage cover the system updates, Town Ad- avoidable task, said Scorey. ment. “Seth is not weighing and installing security cameras and lighting. ministrator Sean Fitzgerald said “I’ve never been in an environment in on the personal political The sidewalks are parallel to Central Street and some of it will cover hiring staff to where so much debate is about where decisions of individual staff Winter Street and, in Town Manager Scott Crab- regularly manage the HVAC sys- we go with transportation. We’ve got to members.” tree’s words, are “the safest and most reliable space tems. There are a lot of “bells and be more explicit about the long term,” Jakious said he sees no to walk through the center of town.” whistles” in making sure the town he said. discord in Moulton saying But Evans’ restoration hasn’t come without con- has someone who understands how he is neutral and his email. troversy. Winter Street resident Stephen McKinney to configure the control systems, he Thor Jourgensen can be reached at MOULTON, A3 EVANS PARK, A3 GRANT, A3 [email protected]. Lawyer questions marathon trial INSIDE Entertainment BOSTON (AP) — Attor- that Tsarnaev’s lawyers naev was guilty. Arts After Hours gets neys trying to overturn the say his rights to a fair trial Tsarnaev was convicted of ‘Carrie’d away with blood. death sentence of convicted were violated because the carrying out the April 15, Dzhokhar A8 Boston Marathon bomber jury that voted to sentence 2013, attack with his older Tsarnaev was Dzhokhar Tsarnaev say in Tsarnaev to death was from Opinion brother, who was killed by convicted in a new court filing that the drawn from a pool of people, Are we prepared for authorities. He is appeal- the Boston 2013 explosions so trauma- nearly all of whom were fa- the next recession? A4 ing the death sentence. Marathon tized the region that it was miliar with the broad details bombing. Sports impossible to get an impar- of the attack. Prosecutors maintain an Marblehead football impartial jury was carefully tial jury. They also say 69 percent of FILE PHOTO | remains undefeated. B1 The Boston Globe reports the jury pool believed Tsar- selected. ASSOCIATED PRESS

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 56° VOL. 141, ISSUE 260 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 49° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 OBITUARIES Another outside crab species Patricia A. Wheaton, 84 1935-2019 turning up in Maine waters Patricia A. (Smith) missed by her family Wheaton, 84, wife and many friends. species that we’re seeing of the late William W. By Patrick Whittle She is survived by ASSOCIATED PRESS shifting further north,” Wheaton, recently of her 2 sons, Charles McMahan said. “It likes Gloucester, passed W. Wheaton and his PORTLAND, Maine — A warm water.” away on Saturday, wife Lois of Glouces- scientist with an environ- The Maine Department October 5, 2019 in ter, Thomas A. Whea- mental group says she has of Marine Resources does the Seacoast Nurs- ton and his wife Betty found what she believes not have any reports of the ing Home. Patricia of Lynn; her 2 broth- is the first recorded ap- species showing up in the was born in Lynn on ers Lawrence Smith pearance of a potentially state, said Jeff Nichols, a September 20, 1935 and of Virginia, Kenneth Smith of damaging species of crab spokesman for the depart- was the daughter of the late Lynn, MA and many grand- in Maine waters. ment. No action about the Harry and Isabelle (Brazell) children, great grandchildren, Marissa McMahan of species is planned on the Smith. She graduated from nieces and nephews. She the Massachusetts-based state level at the moment. Lynn English High School with was predeceased by her hus- group Manomet said she Brian Beal, a professor the Class of 1953. Pat lived band William. located the smooth mud of marine ecology at the in Lynn for much of her life Service information: In crab this month on a re- University of Maine at but also settled in Alton Bay, search trip. The crabs are Machias, said the small NH for many years and had keeping with her wishes, there typically found south of crab does not likely ap- a residence in the Danville/ are no visiting hours. Her Cape Cod. They can pose pear in high densities in Sandown, NH area. She loved graveside service will be held problems for aquaculture the state. camping with her family and on Saturday, October 19, 2019 businesses because they “And that’s a good thing,” enjoyed the Kancamagus area at 11 a.m. in the Meeting- prey on young oysters — Beal said. “And like most as well as the Harold Parker house Cemetery on Rt. 111A a species of high econom- invasive species, there Reserve and camping spots in Danville, NH. Family and ic value that is grown in isn’t a lot that we’re going throughout NH and ME. She friends are cordially invited. Maine. to be able to do to control took time to read her mystery A Celebration of Life will be McMahan collected the its populations.” romance novels and liked held at 2 p.m. at the Azorean single specimen, and it’s Other newly arriving working in her kitchen, bak- Restaurant, 133 Washington still alive. She said it’s too species of crabs already ing lots of goodies. Growing St. Gloucester, MA. Arrange- early to know how the an- pose a threat to Maine’s up in Lynn there were always ments are by the Greely Fu- imal ended up in the New ecosystem. Acadia Nation- cats and dogs underfoot. Pat neral Home, 212 Washington Meadows River in West was a very social person and St. Gloucester. Online condo- al Park officials said this Bath, but it’s important to fall that a molted shell of found it very easy to nurture lences may be given at: www. monitor for more of them. an Asian shore crab was new friendships. She will be greelyfuneralhome.com. It’s possible the species found along the shore. It could be moving north as was among the first con- waters warm, or this spec- firmed reports of the spe- imen could have simply cies in the area. Paul J. A. Belyea, 64 hitched a ride on a boat The state also has a and survived the journey, longstanding problem she said. with invasive green crabs, “With this particular which have wreaked hav- LYNN — Paul J. A. Belyea, whom he shared thirty-six FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 64, beloved husband of Pau- years of marriage, he is sur- crab, it makes sense that oc on Maine’s once thriv- la A. (DeGusto) Belyea, died vived by a sister, Patricia Ro- it would be one of these ing softshell clam harvest. A smooth mud crab in Georgetown, Maine. Wednesday, October 9, 2019 bitaille of Andover and two at home with his wife and brothers, Thomas Belyea of NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS family by his side. Merrimack, NH and Richard Born in Marblehead, he was Belyea of Peabody. Man charged with sending nerships with MIT. among other duties. someone remove two baby the son of the late William F. Service information: His fu- white powder to dating The Trump adminis- The Greenway Conser- raccoons on Route 16 be- and Patricia F. (Lynam) Bely- neral Mass will be celebrated tration says the organi- vancy in a statement said tween North Bald Hill ea. He was a graduate of the at St. Adelaide’s Church, 708 website CEO zations have been impli- Work Inc.’s allegations Thorn Hill roads. Claude H. Patten Vocational Lowell St., Peabody, Tuesday, cated in the repression of “are false and misrepre- The raccoons were School in Beverly. October 15, 2019 at 10:30 BOSTON (AP) — A Mas- China’s Muslim minority. sent their working rela- brought to a wildlife re- Mr. Belyea had been em- a.m. Relatives and friends sachusetts man charged MIT spokeswoman Kim- tionship with the conser- habilitation center, where ployed for thirty-two years as are invited to attend. Visit- with sending threatening berly Allen says the uni- vancy.” one died and was identi- a police of cer for the Town ing hours at the Conway Ca- letters and white powder versity pays careful atten- fied to have rabies. The of Marblehead until the time hill-Brodeur Funeral Home, to the CEO of a dating tion to export controls and Judge rules in favor of other didn’t have rabies. website that had banned of his retirement in 2010. He 82 Lynn St., Peabody, Monday will modify its interac- indicted mayor Health officials said Fri- was also a member of the Fra- from 4 to 8 p.m. Burial at the him has been sentenced to tions with the companies day the man, who drove ternal Order of Police. Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, two years’ probation. as necessary. FALL RIVER (AP) — a dark pickup truck with A longtime resident of Lynn, Peabody. Contributions may Liam MacLeod, of The MIT-SenseTime The embattled mayor of oversized tires and Massa- he had a love for American be made in his memory to Beverly, was sentenced Alliance on Artificial In- Fall River has won a legal chusetts license plates, is History and enjoyed playing Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan Thursday. telligence funds multiple battle in his effort to stay being sought to determine his part in 18th Century Brit- St., Danvers, MA 01923. For Federal prosecutors say research projects. Voice in office. the need for treatment. ish reenactments of the Amer- directions and online guest- the 48-year-old MacLeod recognition company iF- A judge Thursday denied State Epidemiologist ican Revolution. book please visit www.ccbfu- sent an envelope addressed lytek last year announced the City Council’s request Benjamin Chan said rabies In addition to his wife, with neral.com. to the CEO of OkCupid. a 5-year partnership with for an order that would is transmitted through di- com in 2017 that was filled MIT’s AI researchers. temporarily oust Mayor rect contact with the sali- with white powder along SenseTime spokeswom- Jasiel Correia from office. va of an infected animal, with a letter that said: an June Jin says its part- The council voted last but administering rabies Mary N. Zarbo, 88 “Welcome to the wonderful nerships are driven by the month to remove Cor- vaccine and immune glob- world of ANTHRAX.” spirit of learning. She says reia, who has pleaded not ulin after an exposure can 1930-2019 Prosecutors say the pow- "ALL" the "FAMILY" of our SenseTime is misunder- guilty to federal extortion prevent disease. "LOVING"SALEM Ronald — Mary L. N.Pittman as many other nieces der and substances found stood and “deeply disap- and fraud charges. on subsequent threaten- wants(Leone) to extendZarbo, our88, deepest and nephews. She pointed” by the U.S. action. The judge ruled the city 7 indicted in California for "APPRECIATION" and "LOVE" to ing letters turned out to was predeceased by charter allows the council "ALL"of Salem, that came died and Friday showed their be nonhazardous. Rhode Island drug pipeline "LOVE" and "RESPECT" to Ronnie her parents, her lov- Nonpro t for disabled les to remove a mayor who has October 11, 2019, Authorities say an Ok- at Goodrich Funeral Home on ing husband Michael, been convicted of a felony, PROVIDENCE, R.I. Fridayafter a10/3/19. lengthy illness.Our "HEARTS" Cupid account believed to complaint against Boston park but not a mayor who has were "TRULY" touched. and her siblings (AP) — Federal prosecu- Born in Swampscott be MacLeod’s was black- only been charged with one. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS Sante, Victor, Mario, BOSTON (AP) — The tors say seven people have to the late Joseph listed because of site vio- Correia told The Herald Helen, and Armand Boston nonprofit for the been indicted for their al- and Rafaela (Loprio- lations the day before the News he was “glad to see Leone. disabled that lost its con- leged roles in a conspiracy re) Leone, Mary was first letter was sent. tract to maintain to the the judge and court ruled to ship drugs from Califor- raised in Swampscott, raised Service informa- MacLeod pleaded guilty in my favor.” tion: Mary’s funeral will be Rose Fitzgerald Kenne- nia to Rhode Island and her family in Lynn, and most in June. dy Greenway park in the Council Vice President Massachusetts. recently lived in Salem. Mary held on Wednesday October His public defender Pam Laliberte-Lebeau 16, 2019 at 10AM from the heart of the city has filed a The U.S. attorney’s of- was the wife of the late Mi- sought probation because discrimination complaint called the judge’s decision fice in Rhode Island says chael N. Zarbo, with whom she SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, he said MacLeod suffers disappointing. 67 Ocean St. (Rt1A) Lynn, with the state. more than 200 packages shared 28 years of marriage. from numerous physical Correia faces school followed by funeral mass at The president of Work containing “significant Mary enjoyed to travel, but and psychiatric ailments Inc. said in the complaint committee member Paul quantities” of heroin and Holy Family Church, Lynn, and most of all she loved spend- requiring substantial to the Massachusetts Com- Coogan in the Nov. 5 gen- cocaine were shipped from then burial at Swampscott eral election. ing time with her family and medical care. mission Against Discrimi- the Los Angeles area to Cemetery. Visiting hours will nation that the Greenway dozens of rented commer- extended family. be Tuesday from 4-7PM. Rela- Man who helped with baby Mary is survived by her son MIT reviews partnerships with Conservancy, which over- cial mailboxes in greater tives and friends are respect- sees the park, “unlawfully raccoons may need rabies Providence and southeast- Michael S. Zarbo and his wife fully invited. Those who prefer blacklisted Chinese tech rms Karla of Ipswich, son Richard severed its longstanding ern Massachusetts. The may donate to the Alzheimer’s CAMBRIDGE (AP) — treatment Zarbo and his wife Susan relationship with Work mailboxes were rented by Association at www.Alz.org. The Massachusetts In- Inc.” based on the nonprof- people using fraudulent of Hamilton, daughter Ann CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Directions and online guest- stitute of Technology is it’s “association with and driver’s licenses. Vanelli of Salem, her grand- New Hampshire health of- book at www.Solimine.com. reviewing relationships support of disabled per- ficials are requesting the In exchange, more than son Jonathan Zarbo of Ham- with Chinese artificial in- sons and workers.” public’s help in finding a 100 packages containing ilton, brother Joseph Leone telligence companies hit Work Inc. is seeking un- man from Massachusetts large amounts of cash were of Swampscott, niece Susan with a U.S. export ban. specified damages after to assess his risk for rabies allegedly sent from New Cruikshank of Beverly, as well The U.S. Commerce De- losing its contract and be- after he came into contact England to California. partment this week black- ing replaced by a for-profit with baby raccoons. Prosecutors say many of listed 28 Chinese organi- company. Health officials say the mailings and the re- IN MEMORIAM zations, including AI firms Work Inc. workers cleaned the man was in Conway trieval of packages were WILLIAM L. QUIGLEY "ALL" the "FAMILY" of our SenseTime and iFlytek up trash, moved snow and at about 5 p.m. on Sept. captured on video surveil- ON HIS SECOND ANNIVERSARY "LOVING" Ronald L. Pittman which have research part- power-washed the park, 20 and stopped to help lance. 2017 ~ OCTOBER 13 ~ 2019 wants to extend our deepest Whither thou goest I will go, "APPRECIATION" and "LOVE" to Wherever thou lodgest, I will lodge, "ALL" that came and showed their Thy people will be my people "LOVE" and "RESPECT" to Ronnie my love, at Goodrich Funeral Home on 781-593-7700 Whither thou goest I will go... Friday 10/3/19. Our "HEARTS" Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Publishing Daily, except Sundays Lovingly remembered and missed were "TRULY" touched. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 by your wife, Priscilla THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Hotline and additional of ces. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Selling a house? 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IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM L. QUIGLEY ON HIS SECOND ANNIVERSARY 2017 ~ OCTOBER 13 ~ 2019 Whither thou goest I will go, Wherever thou lodgest, I will lodge, Thy people will be my people my love, Whither thou goest I will go... Lovingly remembered and missed by your wife, Priscilla SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Hanging 10 in Nahant Swampscott hot on grant for cooling system

GRANT energy consumption bud- From A1 get lines, Fitzgerald said. Natural gas and electric- said. ity in town and school “This continues our ef- buildings are a huge piece forts to try and really op- of the costs that the town timally manage the town’s manages, he added. energy systems,” Fitzger- “When we apply for these ald said. “When we look grants we do it jointly and at the enormous amount that allows us to manage of money we spend on the bottom line that affects energy, we think of the taxpayers,” Fitzgerald said. school buildings and their B2Q Associates, Inc., an size and square footage … engineering consultant Keeping the lights on for based in Andover, was an extra two hours a day, hired to do the mechanical over the course of a year, work and the Viking Con- A kite-surfer that is tens of thousands trols, Inc., a New Hamp- of dollars we are losing, shire-based electrical ser- catches a lot because we don’t have the vice, was hired to install of air when most optimally established the control component. facility management.” the wind Bella diGrazia can be The grant will help the separates town make sure its limit- reached at bdigrazia@ him from ed budgets can go further itemlive.com. Follow and can capture efficien- her on Twitter @Bell- his board on cies in some of the costly adiGrazia. Long Beach

in Nahant. BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care ITEM PHOTO | Food Program. Planned dates of operation are November SPENSER HASAK 1, 2019 through October 1, 2020 with the option to renew for up to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. Anticipated service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per day, 7 days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation Saugus improves walk in the park to Bid must be received by Thursday, October 10, 2019 to Best Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc. 220 Lynnway, EVANS PARK ground was renovated in players’ benches. accommodate tournament Revere, MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Tuesday, From A1 2016 with a new play area, The park has new LED play, including five tennis October 15, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care, Inc. wheelchair-accessible in- lights and security camer- courts with one overlap- 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to protested in September clusive playground equip- as to increase safety and ping pickleball court, and review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary the town’s decision to re- ment, new swings and a security and a new bas- wind screens. and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition move a 19-inch maple tree newly designed updated ketball court, a bathroom, Stackpole Field got a Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. and take an 8-foot-wide basketball court. Bristow storage shed, and conces- makeover with 11,000 swath of his property. In accordance with Federal civil rights law and Park’s 2017 renovations sion stand. square feet of new, softer U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights A land survey in prepa- included a large, hand- Bristow also features a sod installed. ration for the park work regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, icapped-accessible play series of workout stations “I would like to thank determined the town prop- offices, and employees, and institutions participating area with swings, slides, a from playground equip- the Board of Selectmen, erty line was 8 feet closer in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from Finance Committee, Town to McKinney’s property seesaw, shade trees, seat- ment company Landscape discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, Meeting, and residents of than previously recorded. ing, and a nearby water Structures, according to disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights The park work started in bubbler. the statement provided by Saugus for their contin- activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by the summer and is slated The existing field was ir- the town. ued support of these im- USDA. for completion later this rigated and now includes The town parks project portant community initia- fall. Evans is the most re- a 10-foot tall, 30-foot long in 2017 also replaced the tives,” Crabtree stated. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of cent town park and play- lacrosse wall, and the tee- old tennis courts at Bel- communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large ground to be renovated. ball field has been rehabil- monte Middle School with Thor Jourgensen can be print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should Veterans Memorial El- itated with a new infield, an expanded facility and reached at tjourgensen@ contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied ementary School play- backstop, bleachers, and regulation-sized courts to itemlive.com. for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, Moulton vows to stay out of Lynn election program information may be made available in languages other than English. MOULTON said he did not feel wel- “I am concerned about position to remain neu- To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete From A1 come at the Lynn Demo- anyone who holds Demo- tral. the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, cratic City Committee. He cratic values but doesn’t “I appreciate it,” he said. (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ “Marven and I are close criticized the local and na- want to be part of our par- “Congressman Moulton complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or friends and I believe in his tional Democratic parties ty,” she said. and his office have been write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter passion and commitment for ignoring immigrants, Friedlander said she will really kind to me, they all of the information requested in the form. To request a to the city of Lynn and I and young, disenfran- not attend the event next treat me like family and copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit want to see him succeed,” chised residents. week because she has the- Rick has lots of connec- your completed form or letter to USDA by: he said. “I am trying to Swampscott Democratic ater tickets. She declined tions in Swampscott.” help him raise some funds (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture Chakoutis declined to so he can get his message Town Committee Chair- to say whether she would Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights and story out to voters in man Debbie Friedland- donate to Hyppolite’s cam- comment and said she is 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Ward 5.” er said she was aware of paign. focused on the campaign Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; Hyppolite’s decision to For his part, Hyppolite and getting re-elected. Last summer, Hyppolite (2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or changed his party affili- exit the Democratic Party. said he was unaware the ation from Democrat to She said the committee’s invitation had been sent, Thomas Grillo can be (3) email: [email protected]. reached at tgrillo@item- unenrolled. On switching, mission is to get Demo- but does not see any con- This institution is an equal opportunity provider. July 2018 the 27-year-old candidate crats elected. flict in Moulton’s stated live.com. U.S.-China issues of dispute remain vast despite temporary trade truce

By Paul Wiseman two countries’ delegations. and Kevin Freking “It took us a long time ASSOCIATED PRESS to get here, but it’s some- thing that’s going to be WASHINGTON — The great for China and great Trump administration and for the USA,” Trump said. China declared a tempo- Many of the details, rary truce Friday in their though, remained to be 15-month trade war. Yet worked out. And some of the grievances that led the thorniest issues — such them to impose tariffs on as U.S. allegations that Chi- T hundreds of billions of dol- na forces foreign companies lars of each other’s goods to hand over trade secrets remain largely unresolved. — were dealt with only par- A The administration tially, or not at all, and will agreed to suspend a tariff require further talks. I hike on $250 billion worth “The president is acting T D I D D of Chinese imports that as if a lot of Chinese con- was set to take effect Tues- cessions have been nailed day. And China agreed to down, and they just hav- buy up to $50 billion in en’t,” said Derek Scissors, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A A A U.S. farm products. a China specialist at the Chinese Vice Premier Liu He shakes hands The de-escalation in ten- conservative American with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, as sion between the world’s Enterprise Institute. he arrives for a minister-level trade meetings two largest economies The negotiators have so in Washington. was welcomed by financial far reached their tentative markets. The U.S.-China agreement only in princi- the United States. hostilities have alarmed ple. No documents have While providing scant investors and escalated been signed. details of what was agreed LAW OFFICES OF costs and uncertainties for And the threat of esca- to Friday, the White House JAMES J. CARRIGAN many businesses. lation still hangs over the said Beijing pledged to be • Social Security Disability President Donald Trump two countries: Trump has more transparent about • Workers Compensation announced the cease-fire yet to drop plans to im- how it sets the value of its • Accidents in a White House meet- pose tariffs that are set currency, the yuan. The 25 years located across from Lynn District Court ing with the top Chinese to take effect Dec. 15 on administration has long negotiator, Vice Premier an additional $160 billion accused China of manip- 15 Johnson St. Liu He. The news followed in Chinese products — a ulating the yuan lower to 781-596-0100 two days of talks in Wash- JAMES J. CARRIGAN move that would extend give its exporters a com- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN ington, the 13th round of the sanctions to just about petitive edge in foreign LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL negotiations between the everything China ships to markets. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 OPINION GREGORY CLAY READER’S FORUM HOW TO REACH US Let’s start talking about science Saugus candidates win Call it the glare and the further when he posed to a curious intention to be glaze. the panelists, “How do you informed on all things sci- 110 Munroe St. union endorsement You know “that look.” It’s get more science news on ence. P.O. 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As such we would ask “Beyond Science: Explor- uses consultants from the seminates subscription ing the Unknown” recent- science world.” newsletters, offers news Circulation that you support these candidates on election day [email protected] in November. ly during the three-day In the superhero multi- in soundbite-type, stand- Atlantic Festival in Wash- verse, “Ironman” (played alone summaries at the Ext. 3 Richard A Fioravanti ington. The issue: How by actor Robert Downey top of its digital story files. Newsroom to make scientific topics, Jr.) uses principles of engi- And here is the key: If [email protected] Michael Mabee [email protected] Rick Nelson techniques and talent as neering and “Spider-Man” readers want more about commonplace in the Amer- (actor Tom Holland) em- a particular story, then the Ext. 4 ican lexicon as television ploys physics applications. more you scroll, the more Sports reboots. Said Priyamavda Na- indepth the information. [email protected] Three of the world’s top tarajan, professor of as- With Trump’s domi- EDITORIAL Ext. 5 scientific experts tackled tronomy and physics at nation of the daily news this matter. Yale University, “Science amid the contraction of Retail and Online Advertising Avi Loeb, professor of is a very powerful meth- some revenue-challenged [email protected] science at Harvard Uni- odology that allows you media outlets, what is one Memo to NBA: versity, stressed the pow- to pose questions and an- compelling science story ADVERTISING er of engagement, saying, swer them with a very that many of us probably Ernie Carpenter Jr. Don’t quit on freedom “I think part of the blame well-defined framework.” have missed. How about Director of Advertising is the scientists — not so However, science media “mushroom science”? and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] much the journalists — in a general sense has Polystyrene foam — Poor Daryl Morey. Just three days ago, the Hous- because there is this sense faced enormous challeng- known as Styrofoam, used Ralph Mitchell ton Rockets general manager was best known for Sales Representative, ext. 1313 of ivory tower. We should es of late. for packaging and insula- [email protected] having one of the NBA’s winningest career records figure out the truth, and Many media outlets, es- tion — is hazardous to our and for pioneering analytics in the sport. then give it to the public. pecially newspapers, have environmental health, be- Patricia Whalen How was he to know that tweeting an image Sales Representative, ext. 1310 As if the public were stu- been ravaged by cutbacks cause it isn’t soil- or water- [email protected] stating “Fight for freedom, stand with Hong dents in our class. and layoffs. That means or human-friendly, similar Kong” would lead to him and his organization be- “So I think it’s extremely specialty media, such as to plastics. So, Ecovative, a BUSINESS OFFICE ing banned from China, and the NBA backpedal- important for the scientist science journalists, often startup company, figured Maria Alvaracin ing furiously to hang on to its multibillion-dollar to be engaged.” are included in the first out a biodegradable al- ext. 1205 business relationship with the communist-con- One of the most engag- wave of exodus. ternative. An alternative [email protected] trolled country? ing experts is Neil de- Furthermore, science-re- made of mushrooms and Susan J. Conti Didn’t Morey know that in 2008, when the Grasse Tyson, so much so lated developments easily agricultural waste, both of Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] league launched NBA China _ which according to that he’s become a celeb- can get lost in the shuffle which break down organi- Forbes is now worth more than $4 billion, roughly rity scientist. Tyson is an when today’s news cycles cally when discarded. Ted Grant $133 million for each of the NBA’s 30 franchises _ Publisher, ext. 1234 astrophysicist who makes are driven by the media’s Though climate change [email protected] that all NBA managers, coaches, players, cheer- studying the universe as fascination with Donald and environmental protec- leaders and ball boys forfeited their constitutional compelling as the next Trump and his associates. tion overtly occupy the na- Marian Kinney right to free speech? ext. 1212 “Star Wars” movie. He And there is this: tion’s consciousness these [email protected] Didn’t Morey know that _ along with a host of takes science out of what According to a Pew Re- days, there clearly is much leading carmakers, airlines, tech companies, luxu- Loeb termed the “ivory search Center study from science news that we can Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ry brands and retailers _ the NBA and all its affil- tower,” and places it keen- 2017, nearly seven in 10 use but don’t often see or [email protected] iates would be labeled “separatists” and “enemies ly in the pop-culture eco- Americans (68 percent) get consume. As Jada Benn of the motherland” and banned from the lucrative Mike Shanahan system — with a poetic their science news mostly Torres, associate professor Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Chinese market if he dared to voice his support personality, too. Ironically, because they happen to of anthropology at Vander- [email protected] for something as controversial as “freedom”? during The Atlantic Festi- come across it, while three bilt University, observed Carolina Trujillo Yes, Morey deleted the offending tweet almost val, he appeared on singer in 10 mostly do so because during the panel, “We bet- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 immediately, and then promptly tweeted to his Kelly Clarkson’s new day- they look for it. Americans ter start treating each oth- [email protected] “Chinese fans and sponsors” that “offending them time talk show, wowing tend to be more passive in er better here on Earth.” Jim Wilson or misunderstanding them was not my intention” her with fascinating nug- how they get science news We can start by chang- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 and that he was “merely voicing one thought, gets about the cosmos. than they are about news ing the science/news world [email protected] based on one interpretation, of one complicated During the audience more generally. to help regular Americans CIRCULATION event.” But shouldn’t he have known that the price question-and-answer Those statistics obvious- — and not just the elite. of admission to the Chinese market is self-censor- session of the “Beyond ly are disturbing; they also Gregory Clay is a Wash- Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 ship and the wholesale abandonment of America’s Science” panel, Joshua suggest that many Amer- ington columnist and for- [email protected] most precious values? Chamot, a public affairs icans digest science news mer assistant sports editor Clearly, the answer is no. As a U.S. citizen and specialist with the Na- because of a lucky find. for McClatchy-Tribune CLASSIFIED a person of great wealth and influence, Morey tional Science Foundation, Well, how about replacing News Service. He wrote Abbe Young Smith didn’t give a tweet stating “Fight for freedom, took the wow factor a step that luck of the draw with this for InsideSources.com. Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] stand with Hong Kong” a second thought. Neither did he realize that the long arm of Chi- DESMOND LACHMAN GRAPHICS na’s censors and state-controlled media would tar- Trevor Andreozzi get him and his organization with a vehemence Designer reminiscent of the public shamings that were Are we prepared for the next recession? [email protected] commonplace during the Communist Party’s bru- Mark Sutherland tal Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s. Creative Director Economic policymak- clude China’s possible use would be amplified by [email protected] All that being said, we’d like to thank Daryl ers are often advised that of military force in Hong the financial market dis- NEWSROOM Morey for, perhaps unwittingly, shining a bright they should hope for the Kong or its possible de- location that a recession light on the reality facing 1.4 billion Chinese un- best and prepare for the cision to take a hard line would trigger. Mike Alongi der one-party communist rule, and the very con- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 worst. As the global econ- in the trade negotiations Global economic policy- [email protected] straints on freedom that the Hong Kong protest- omy now shows every sign with a view to waiting out makers must know that, ers fear are in their future. of slowing down, that ad- the Trump presidency. with world interest rates Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 For its part, after an initial statement calling vice would seem to be par- Another major risk con- as low as they currently Morey’s tweet “regrettable,” the NBA has since re- [email protected] ticularly timely. fronting the global econo- are and with their balance affirmed what Commissioner Adam Silver called Gayla Cawley There can be little doubt my is the risk that over the sheets already bloated with its “long-held values” including support of free- Reporter, ext. 1236 that the world econo- next few months the Unit- government bonds, the dom of expression. As a league, Silver continued, [email protected] my has recently taken a ed Kingdom might crash world’s central banks have “we are not willing to compromise those values.” Cheryl Charles meaningful turn for the out of Europe without a limited ammunition to Let’s hope Silver and the NBA stand by those News Editor, ext. 1278 worse. As the IMF has not- deal. The chances of that fight the next economic re- [email protected] words going forward. NBA great Michael Jordan ed, over the past year the occurring have increased cession. After all, there are famously said, “If you quit once, it becomes a hab- Bella diGrazia world economy has gone since Boris Johnson has limits to how negative in- it.” That’s just as true for freedom as it is for bas- Reporter, ext. 1317 from a situation of a syn- become prime minister. terest rates can be allowed [email protected] ketball. chronized economic up- According to the Bank of to become before they do se- The Dallas Morning News Olivia Falcigno swing to one of a synchro- England, a hard Brexit rious damage to the world’s Photographer, ext.1224 nized economic slowdown. could see at least a 5 per- banking system. [email protected] It has done so largely as a cent drop in U.K. output All of this would height- Thomas Grillo result of escalating global relative to where it might en the need for a consen- Reporter, ext. 1264 trade tensions. otherwise have been. That sual approach among gov- [email protected] China, the world’s sec- would seem to be the last ernments to de-escalate Spenser Hasak E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS ond largest economy, is thing that a European the world’s trade war. It Photographer, ext. 1332 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill [email protected] M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ now growing at the slow- economy on the cusp of a would also suggest that it Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant est rate in more than a recession now needs. is not too early for global Thor Jourgensen E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Gordon R. Hall economic policymakers to Advertising Director News Editor decade. Germany, Italy Should any of these risks [email protected] W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey and the United Kingdom materialize, they would start thinking about how Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton are all on the cusp of eco- be occurring at a time of to coordinate a fiscal policy Daniel Kane J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman nomic recessions. Even considerable global finan- response to the next glob- [email protected] the United States, still the cial market fragility. As al economic recession in a Steve Krause PUBLISHERS world’s largest economy, a result of a decade of ul- manner that would prevent Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 has slowed to stall speed. tra-unorthodox monetary an undue policy burden [email protected] Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Among the more trou- policies by the world’s from being again placed on Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Harold Rivera Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 bling of these risks is the major central banks, the the world’s central banks. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 chance that there might world is now drowning in Desmond Lachman is a [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 debt, bubbles have formed resident fellow at the Amer- Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 be an escalation in the Anne Marie Tobin Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 U.S.-China trade war or in a number of import- ican Enterprise Institute. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 that President Trump ant housing markets, eq- He was formerly a deputy [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 might follow through on uity market valuations director in the Internation- Bridget Turcotte his threat to impose a 25 have become increasingly al Monetary Fund’s Policy Reporter, ext. 1269 percent import tariff on stretched, and there has Development and Review [email protected] European and Japanese been a major amount of Department and the chief Ryan York automobiles by year-end. credit misallocation. Such emerging market econom- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Factors that could lead a combination of factors ic strategist at Salomon [email protected] to an escalation in the raises the real risk that Smith Barney. He wrote TECHNOLOGY U.S.-China trade war in- any economic recession this for InsideSources.com. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Authorities order 100,000 to evacuate in California wildfire By Stefanie Dazio and John Antczak ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — A wildfire raged out of con- trol along the northern edge of Los Angeles ear- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ly Friday, forcing tens of thousands of people from President Donald Trump answers questions their homes as firefighters from reporters in the Roosevelt Room of the battled flames from the White House. air and on the ground. Police Chief Michel Moore said about 100,000 Appeals court rules people in over 20,000 homes were ordered to House should receive evacuate. Fire Chief Ralph Ter- Trump financial records razas said the fire had grown to more than 7 By Mark Sherman poena,” Cummings said in square miles and at least and Jessica Gresko a statement. 25 homes had been dam- ASSOCIATED PRESS The House Committee aged. A middle-aged man on Oversight and Reform who was near the fire went WASHINGTON — A subpoenaed records from into cardiac arrest and federal appeals court Mazars in April. They died, the chief said, but ruled Friday that Presi- he did not have details. A include documents from dent Donald Trump’s fi- death was also confirmed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2011 to 2018 that the nancial records must be at an earlier wildfire east House wants for investi- A firefighter waits for water as the Saddleridge fire flares up near homes turned over to the House of Los Angeles. gation into the president’s Thursday in Sylmar, Calif. of Representatives. The Los Angeles blaze reporting of his finances The U.S. Court of Ap- erupted around 9 p.m. rate of 800 acres an hour of the 2 million residents 1,000 firefighters were on peals for the District of and potential conflicts of Thursday along the north- interest. The list of docu- into Granada Hills and who lost electricity after the lines. Columbia Circuit said ern tier of the San Fernan- Porter Ranch, where sub- the Pacific Gas and Elec- Edwin Bernard, 73, that lawmakers should ments makes no mention do Valley as powerful Santa of Trump’s tax returns, divisions crowd against tric Co. utility switched it said he and his wife were get the documents they Ana winds swept through off on Wednesday to pre- which are the subject of the foothills of the Santa forced to leave their four have subpoenaed from Southern California. Smoke Susana Mountains. The vent its equipment from cats behind as they fled Mazars USA. The firm separate legal disputes. streamed across the city cause wasn’t immediately sparking wildfires during their Sylmar home. has provided accounting In a 2-1 ruling, the ap- and out to sea. known. dry, windy weather. Bernard, standing out- services to Trump. peals court batted away Terrazas said there were Porter Ranch, an up- PG&E restored the pow- side the evacuation cen- Trump went to court Trump’s legal claims. sustained winds of 20-25 per middle-class suburb er after workers inspect- ter at the Sylmar Recre- to prevent Mazars from “Contrary to the Pres- mph with gusts over 50 that was the backdrop ed power lines to make ation Center on Friday, turning over the records. ident’s arguments, the mph and relative humidi- for the 1982 movie “E.T.” sure it was safe to do so. said they were only able He could appeal to the Su- Committee possesses au- ty levels had fallen as low is no stranger to evacu- Officials had worried the preme Court. thority under both the as 3 percent. ations. Four years ago, a winds might topple trans- to grab their three dogs. Rep. Elijah Cummings, House Rules and the Con- “As you can imagine the blowout at an underground mission lines and start During a previous wild- D-Md., chairman of the stitution to issue the sub- embers from the wind natural gas well operat- wildfires. fire, they’d had time to House committee that is poena, and Mazars must have been traveling a sig- ed by Southern California Helicopters made re- find their passports and seeking the records, called comply,” Judge David Ta- nificant distance which Gas Co. in the neighboring peated water drops as photo albums, but not for prompt compliance. tel wrote, joined by Judge causes another fire to Aliso Canyon storage fa- crews in Los Angeles Thursday night. “After months of delay, it Patricia Millett. Tatel was start,” Terrazas said. cility drove 8,000 families attacked flames in and “The fireman said, ‘go, go, is time for the President appointed by President The fire erupted in Syl- from their homes. around homes. Water- go!’” Bernard said. “It was to stop blocking Mazars Bill Clinton. Millett is an mar, the northernmost In Northern California, and retardant-dropping a whole curtain of fire,” he from complying with the appointee of President portion of the valley, and the lights were back on airplanes joined the bat- said. “There was fire on all Committee’s lawful sub- Barack Obama. spread westward at a Friday for more than half tle after daybreak. About sides. We had to leave.” A Salute to VETERANS Monday, Nov. 11, 2019 In honor of Veterans Day, Monday, November 11, 2019, The Daily Item will publish a special page devoted to those who are currently serving military duties and those veterans who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo to say $40 and shield PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mail form to: “Thank You” This courtroom sketch depicts from left, attorney Kevin Downing, Lev The Daily Item to your military Parnas, Igor Fruman, attorney Thomas Zehnle and U.S. Judge Michael family member. Nachmanoff, at federal courthouse in Alexandria, Va., Thursday. Attn.: Salute to Veterans PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and Lynn, MA 01903 $30 shield only Arrest of Giuliani associates SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly Lovingly ensnares ‘Congressman 1’ the following shields: remembered remembered by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim By Michael Biesecker, weighing a political come- David Correia with Ses- and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson Desmond Butler back, now finds himself sions in his Capitol Hill Tom. Tom. and Brian Slodysko entangled in the impeach- office, with the caption ASSOCIATED PRESS ment investigation cen- “Hard at work !!” National Guard Bureau Your message may be paid by: tered on President Donald Later that same day, Ses- WASHINGTON — Busi- Trump’s dealings with sions sent a letter to U.S. nessmen with ties to Rudy Check Money Order Visa Mastercard Ukraine as well as Gi- Secretary of State Mike Giuliani lobbied a U.S. uliani’s relationships in Pompeo seeking Yovano- congressman in 2018 for Dept. of the Army help ousting the American the former Soviet republic. vitch’s dismissal because Please check for shield: Yes No ambassador to Ukraine The indictment was he had “notice of concrete If no selection is made, shield will not appear. around the same time made public Thursday fol- evidence” that she had “spo- they committed to raising lowing the arrest of two ken privately and repeated- Name money for the lawmaker. Florida businessmen with ly about her disdain for the Dept. of the Navy An indictment unsealed ties to Giuliani. It alleges current Administration.” Address Thursday identified the that Lev Parnas and Igor Campaign finance re- lawmaker only as “Con- Fruman leveraged a flurry cords show Parnas and City St Zip of GOP political donations Fruman later contributed gressman 1.” But the do- U.S. Marine Corps. nations described in the in a campaign to force Yo- $2,700 apiece to Session’s Phone indictment match cam- vanovitch’s removal, an campaign, the maximum paign finance reports for effort prosecutors say was allowed individual contri- In Memory of former Rep. Pete Sessions, aided by laundered for- bution. a Texas Republican who eign money. Sessions said Thursday Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on lost his re-election bid in Parnas and Fruman’s that he will vigorously de- November 2018. outsized political giving fend himself against any Lovingly remembered by Sessions, 64, has denied allowed the two relatively allegations of wrongdoing. wrongdoing. But the fed- unknown entrepreneurs to “I was first approached Army National Guard eral indictment alleges quickly win access to the by these individuals for “Congressman 1” was part highest levels of the Re- a meeting about the stra- of what prosecutors de- publican Party — includ- tegic need for Ukraine scribed as a coordinated ing face-to-face meetings to become energy inde- Coast Guard Visa / MC # effort to remove Ambassa- with Trump at the White pendent,” Sessions said, dor Marie Yovanovitch at House and Mar-a-Lago. according to a written Signature the behest of an unnamed On May 9, 2018, Parnas statement. “There was no Ukrainian official. posted a photo of himself request in that meeting CVV Code Exp. Date Sessions, who has been and his business partner and I took no action.” Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- LYNNFIELD MARBLEHEAD larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Accidents Complaints it is the sole responsibility of the con- Motor vehicle crash into a A walk-in reported at 9:44 cerned party to contact the relevant pole reported by several callers a.m. on Thursday that her police department and have the de- on Wednesday at 9:44 p.m. at 13-year-old daughter refused partment issue a notice of correction 550 Summer St. Officer re- to get out of bed and go to to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- ports one person taken to the school. The school resource of- ifications will not be made without Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- ficer went with her to their Vine express notice of change from the ter in Burlington. Street home. A caller reported further arresting police department. Alarms damage to the park on Wyman Road at 1:12 p.m. on Thursday. LYNN Accidental burglar alarm A caller reported at 1:31 sounded at Lynnfield High p.m. on Thursday that her dis- Arrests Schoolat 275 Essex St. on plays on Atlantic Avenue were Wednesday at 12:24 p.m. Of- vandalized again. She stated Jesus Florentino, 27, of 14 ficer reports the custodian was she didn’t replace the floral Deer Park, was arrested and display out front because she charged with distribution of a notified. Alarm went off again at 2:45 p.m. knew it would likely get dam- class A drug at 12:25 p.m. on aged again. She stated the Friday. A 911 hangup call was re- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ceived from 404 Summer St. trees in pots on the side of Dustin Holmes, 30, of 20 the building were tipped over Cars pass Purdue Pharma headquarters in Stamford, Conn. Peach St., was arrested on on Wednesday at 8:26 p.m. The silent 911 call from a tele- three days in a row. She was warrant charges of larceny advised on different security over $1,200, two counts of phone pinged to that address. Officers checked the house cameras she could purchase. Judge will halt lawsuits against operating a motor vehicle with She asked for patrols to keep a suspended license, motor and the other homes on the street and unable to locate the an eye on the area. vehicle operator refusing to A caller reported at 2:24 caller. Purdue Pharma and owners identify self, exhibiting anoth- p.m. on Thursday that her hus- Burglar alarm reported by a er’s license, number plate vio- band blocked her phone num- By Geoff Mulvihill it. About half of them say states have agreed to it. lation, failure to wear seatbelt, caller from 1414 Main St. on ber and she had no idea where ASSOCIATED PRESS the proposed deal is too No longer part of the possession of a class A drug, Thursday at 10:19 a.m. Resi- lenient to family mem- Cleveland case, Purdue he was. A judge will halt law- failure to stop or yield, shoplift- dent said there was an open A caller reported at 3:15 bers who siphoned billions and the Sackler family are ing by asportation and charged door that had been locked suits against Purdue out of their privately held hoping to resolve all law- p.m. on Thursday that some- Pharma and its owners for with operating a motor vehicle previously. Officer reports all is one in Texas purchased a company and stashed suits against them through with a suspended license at secure. six months in hopes of fi- much of it overseas. the bankruptcy process; $1,400 computer using her nalizing a settlement over 10:10 a.m. on Friday. Security company canceled info. Those attorneys general Sackler family members the OxyContin maker’s Annie Peterson, was arrested a burglar alarm at 6 Melody A caller reported at 7:26 are pressing separate state face hundreds of lawsuits role in the national opioid on warrant charges of leaving Lane on Thursday at 10:29 p.m. on Thursday that a car claims against the Sacklers in state courts, including crisis, he said Friday. the scene of property damage a.m. was on the wrong side of the and want those cases to about two dozen brought In a hearing, U.S. Bank- and juror failure to attend at Suspicious motor vehicle road near Pleasant Street and continue even as Purdue’s by state attorneys gener- ruptcy Judge Robert Drain 3:00 p.m. on Thursday. reported on Thursday at 1:54 Bessom Street and was go- bankruptcy case plays out. al. The biggest immediate Kyana Peterson, 32, of 16 p.m. on Ivanhoe Drive. Officer ing at traffic. They stated the strongly brushed aside the “If the States accepted question looming over the argument from a group Lewis St., was arrested on reports all is OK. driver would also slam their the offer, there would never bankruptcy case is wheth- of state attorneys gener- a warrant charge of assault Caller from South Broadway brakes and stop while there be a trial to determine the er the judge will allow al that lawsuits against and battery with a dangerous reported construction going was no one in front of them. Sacklers’ liability for one of those cases to proceed. members of the wealthy weapon and a straight warrant on after hours on Thursday at Responding officers located the greatest public health Under that proposal, Sackler family would be at 3:08 p.m. on Thursday. 6:32 p.m. Officer could not the described car and erratic crises of our time,” the at- members of the Sack- essential to getting ac- find any work going on. operator. torneys general who oppose ler family would give up countability in the case. Security company reports A caller reported a tree limb the settlement terms said control of Purdue, which Accidents His decision does not commercial burglar alarm for down in the middle of the road in a filing last week. would continue to operate mean that a tentative set- A report of a hit and run mo- glass break at Victoria’s Secret near Humphrey Street and Its signature painkiller, as a trust with all profits tor vehicle crash at 42 Oakville Tedesco Street at 4:53 a.m. tlement struck between OxyContin, made Pur- going into the settlement. at 600 Market St. on Friday at the company and about St. at 11:50 a.m. on Thursday; 3:26 a.m. Officer reports no on Friday; a large tree limb due the biggest name in The deal would include the half the states would be- a case that consolidated value of overdose antidotes at 227 Chestnut St. at 6:59 glass break and everything is hanging on electrical wires on come a final agreement. the hundreds of lawsuits and a treatment drug un- p.m. on Thursday. OK. Euclid Avenue at 7:02 a.m. on A report of a motor vehicle Friday. How much members of by local governments, Na- der development, and the A 911 and office calls for the Sackler family should tive American tribes and Sackler family would kick crash with personal injury at downed tree in front of Sum- 33 Spring St. at 12:21 p.m. on be held accountable for other entities under a fed- in at least $3 billion. The mer PEABODY the role Purdue Pharma eral judge in Cleveland. exact amount above that Thursday. Street School on Friday at A report of a motor vehicle played in the crisis was at The company’s bankrupt- depends on what the fam- 4:20 a.m. Officers pulled tree Animal Control the center of the hearing. cy filing in New York last ily would make by selling crash at 772 Summer St. at out of the road and waited 1:20 p.m. on Thursday; at Con- State attorneys general month came after it ne- its Mundipharma interna- for the Department of Public Brooksby Village advocate nery Ice Rink, 190 Shepard St. for a 94-year-old resident at are evenly divided over gotiated a tentative deal tional drug businesses. In Works. They arrived and re- at 4:31 p.m. on Thursday; at 100 Brooksby Village Drive, whether to accept terms in that litigation with a all, the deal could be worth moved tree. Broadway and Jenness Street Spt. 316 reports the woman offered by Purdue to settle group of attorneys gener- as much as $12 billion over at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday; at had to take in her late son’s some 2,600 claims against al, although only half the time. Western Avenue and Whiting Complaints dog and is unable to care for Street at 5:42 p.m. on Thurs- Caller from the Meeting her on Thursday at 8:35 a.m. day; at Boston Street and House at 617 Main St. report- Advocate has called several Kirtland Street at 6:39 p.m. ed kids playing on the Com- shelters and rescue organiza- on Thursday; at Munroe Street mon on Wednesday at 2:51 tions but she has not had any and Washington Street at 9:48 p.m. Officer checked and ev- luck. Dog has all vet records, is UTD, and is licensed. Wom- p.m. on Thursday; at Chest- erything is OK. an’s daughter is flying in to as- nut Street and Essex Street Juvenile offenses reported at 10:42 p.m. on Thursday; sist her mother. Faxed release on South Common Street on form to advocate’s attention. at South Common and North Wednesday at 6:59 p.m. No Common Streets at 6:55 a.m. I directed her to instruct the details provided. daughter to take the signed on Friday; at Franklin Street Caller reported a small, and Western Avenue at 7 a.m. release and the dog to Borash white SUV operating on the Veterinary Clinic who have on Friday; at 136 Boston St. at wrong side of Center Court and 7:18 a.m. on Friday; at Ben- been advised of surrender and pulled into a lot on Wednesday nett Street and Commercial hold for the animal control of- at 9:35 p.m. Officer reports no Street at 7:49 a.m. on Friday. ficer. Notified several agencies vehicles in the parking lot. that dog needs to be placed Assaults ASAP. Medical Aid MSPCA requesting well-be- A report of an assault and ing check of a reptile at 282 battery at 100 Willow St. at Ambulance requested at Washington St., Apt. 2 on 4:33 p.m. on Thursday. 804 Essex Village on Wednes- Thursday at 12:41 p.m. Officer day at 8:55 a.m. Patient taken reports no one home on either PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to Beverly Hospital. Breaking and Entering side of duplex. Notices left for Former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, arrives on Cap- Medical assistance request- residents of both units. A report of a breaking and ed at Sunrise Assisted Living itol Hill, Friday, in Washington. entering at 50 Lynnway at at 55 Salem St., Apt. 308 on Complaints 9:17 p.m. on Thursday. Wednesday at 11:11 a.m. Pa- tient taken to Winchester Hos- Caller from 40 Northend St. Former envoy defies Trump, Complaints pital. reports her father hired a pav- Ambulance requested from ing company to fill in some A report of threats made at Calvary Temple at 47 Grove St. holes but they paved the whole testifies he pushed to oust her 12 A Ellis St. at 3:28 p.m. on on Wednesday at 11:55 a.m. area and are demanding pay- Thursday; at 35 Tremont St. at Patient taken to Lahey Hospital ment on Wednesday at 3:54 By Mary Clare pany there. er told the president had 8:14 a.m. on Friday; at 447 & Medical Center in Peabody. p.m. Officer pavers left the Jalonick, Matthew Yovanovitch testified be- lost confidence in her and Broadway at 9:47 a.m. on Fri- Resident of 12 Hutchins Cir- area and the party will call Lee and Adam Geller hind closed doors Friday had been pressuring State ASSOCIATED PRESS Department officials for day. cle refused an ambulance on back if they return. as part of the House Dem- A report of an unwelcome ocrats’ impeachment in- many months to remove Wednesday at 12:22 from the Report of three kids on bikes WASHINGTON — Tes- guest at 1 Kingsley Ter. at 9:54 vestigation. Her prepared her, she said. Lynnfield Fire Department. causing a problem behind Ulta tifying in defiance of Pres- p.m. on Thursday; at 6 Stanley Beauty at 210 Andover St. by remarks were obtained by Democrats leading the Ambulance requested at ident Donald Trump’s ban, Ter. at 12:15 a.m. on Friday. slamming shopping carts in The Associated Press. investigation said they 370 Main St. on Wednesday at former U.S. Ambassador A report of a fight at Fami- the building on Wednesday The former ambassador subpoenaed Yovanovitch 1:24 p.m. Patient taken to La- to Ukraine Marie Yovano- ly Dollar, 50 Central Ave., at at 4:04 p.m. Officer checked says she was fired from Friday morning after hey Hospital & Medical Center vitch told House impeach- 12:44 a.m. on Friday. the area and could not locate her post after insisting learning late Thursday in Burlington. ment investigators Friday teens. that Giuliani’s requests night that the State De- Theft Ambulance requested by Reports an 18-wheeler on that Trump himself had to Ukrainian officials for partment had directed her Sunrise Assisted Living at fire and may explode at North- pressured the State De- investigations be relayed not to appear. Trump has A report of a robbery at Ha- 55 Salem St., Apt. 229 on east Nursery at 6 Dearborn partment to oust her from through official channels, forbidden all government nover Street and North Com- Wednesday at 6:10 p.m. Pa- Road on Wednesday at 4:15 her post and get her out of according to a former dip- employees to cooperate. mon Street at 12:29 p.m. on tient taken to Winchester Hos- p.m. Officers arrived and said the country. lomat who has spoken Yovanovitch remains Thursday. pital. Patient taken to Melrose/ no flames showing and the Yovanovitch told law- with her. That former dip- employed by the State De- A report of a larceny at Stop Wakefield Hospital fire had been extinguished. makers investigating lomat insisted on anonym- partment but is current- & Shop, 35 Washington St., at Medical aid requested at 20 Minor damage to the vehicle, Trump’s dealings with ity to disclose the private ly doing a fellowship at 1:26 p.m. on Thursday; at 48 Parkwood Road on Wednesday no damage to the building. The Ukraine that there was conversation. Georgetown University. Laighton St. at 2:48 p.m. on at 6:15 p.m. Patient taken to business will a “concerted campaign” Trump, in a July 25 Her testimony in the Thursday; at 100 Willow St. Salem Hospital. arrange for the vehicle to be against her based on “un- phone call, told Ukrainian face of Trump’s opposition at 3:20 p.m. on Thursday; at Medical aid requested at moved. founded and false claims President Volodymyr Zel- apparently won’t be the 98 Cottage St. at 10:27 a.m. 1 Suntaug St. on Thursday at Road rage incident reported by people with clearly enskiy that Yovanovitch last as the congressional on Friday; at McDonald’s, 60 10:31 a.m. Lynnfield Fire De- near Five Guys on Wednesday questionable motives.” was “bad news,” accord- panels hold a flurry of Boston St., at 11:25 a.m. on partment responded and took at 6:12 p.m. Officer reports the The diplomat was re- ing to a partial transcript depositions to investigate Friday. the patient to Salem Hospital. vehicle was gone upon arrival. called from Kyiv as Rudy released by the White the president’s efforts to Giuliani — who is Trump’s House. 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in last year’s “Bat Boy the Musical,” returns in the lead role as Carrie White, the awkward teenage BY BILL BROTHERTON daughter with telekinetic powers. “She’s a real scream LYNN — Arts After Hours queen,” said Gambaccini. is bringing back the Splat- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mary Margaret Hogan ter Zone for its production of of Peabody plays Carrie’s Mac Miller performs at the 2016 The Meadows “Carrie: The Musical.” The mom. The senior class Music and Arts Festivals at Citi Field in Flush- city’s edgy theater company BMOCs are Nick Elwell ing, N.Y. has even hired a “blood ex- (playing Tommy Ross), Tim pert” and is hosting a “blood Sheils (playing Billy No- drive” to raise funds for lan), Shelby Lynn Thomas Suspect in rapper the 40 gallons of fake blood (playing Chris Hargensen) that will rain down on the- and Emma Quinlan (play- Mac Miller’s drug atergoers during the run of ing Sue Snell). the show based on Stephen The cast also includes King’s horror novel. Felisha Trundle-Knapp, death pleads not guilty Ten performances of Nick McKinnon, Gina An- “Carrie: The Musical” are saldi, Will Gracik, Cather- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Robertson declined com- scheduled from Oct. 18 to ine Benjamin, Grace Gra- A man charged with sell- ment outside court. Nov. 2 in the Neal Rantoul ham, Stephen Zubricki IV, ing rapper Mac Miller the Citing Instagram mes- Black Box Theater, 25 Ex- Autumn Blazon-Brown, drugs that killed him last sages sent shortly after change St. Nicole Jones, and Larissa year pleaded not guilty Miller’s death in which Pet- Samantha Gambaccini, Jantonio. Thursday in federal court tit talks with a friend about the company’s producing COURTESY PHOTO Kathleen Tringale of in Los Angeles. disappearing or leaving the artistic director and di- Abby Seidel is playing Carrie White in Arts Af- Lynn is choreographer. Cameron Pettit stood country, a judge has kept rector of “Carrie: The Mu- Shane Stecher is music ter Hours rendition of “Carrie: The Musical.” alongside his attorney him in custody since his sical,” said she’s always director and leader of the and spoke only to answer initial arrest, calling him a wanted to bring back the pit band. a judge’s questions as he  ight risk. Splatter Zone bloodbath, Gambaccini with admira- many different ways ill Adding to the fun is part entered the plea. Two other men, Stephen even though her predeces- ble deadpan restraint. fates can happen to the two of the Science Fiction Prosecutor allege that Walter, 46, of Los Angeles sor, Corey Jackson, halted Theatergoers sitting in Chamberlain High School Double Feature: a “Rocky Pettit, 28, of West Holly- and Ryan Reavis, 36, of it because it was such a the front two rows of each senior class.” Horror Picture Show” wood, sold Miller cocaine Lake Havasu City, Ariz., pain to clean up. performance will be in the Gambaccini said “it’s shadow cast extravagan- and pills that contained have also been arrested in “We put out a call for a Splatter Zone, and will expensive to dump that za on Oct. 26. This is the the powerful opioid fen- the case and indicted on blood specialist, and Dan be given a hooded poncho much blood over 10 per- rst Arts After Hours/ tanyl two days before the similar charges. Mellitz, a technical director and booties to lessen the formances. We even had to Lynn Auditorium collab- 26-year-old rapper died of Walter had been sched- from New Hampshire, en- damage. buy new microphones. Af- oration. The lm will be an accidental overdose in uled to appear in court thusiastically responded,’’ Fans of the 1976 Brian ter all, you can’t drop blood shown on the auditorium’s September 2018. along with Pettit on said Gambaccini. “He’s tak- DePalma lm starring Sis- on a mic that’s not water- big screen, while a live cast Pettit has been in cus- Thursday, but he is being en the job and run with it.” sy Spacek, Piper Laurie proof.” Therefore, a push is of professional interpret- tody since Sept. 4. He is held in a separate case Mellitz has even creat- and John Travolta might be on for “blood donors”; $15 ers on stage will act out among three men charged at a federal prison in San ed a “secret” blood recipe, thinking “Hey, what gives? sponsors one pint of blood scenes, using props. “There in connection with Mill- Diego, where he is stuck that will easily come out Didn’t everyone burn to up to the $150 Sprinkler will be much dancing, cos- er’s death and each faces a because of a quarantine in the wash. “There will be death in the movie?” Sponsorship. “Wouldn’t tumes and audience par- mandatory minimum sen- brought on by a mumps so, so much fake blood, we “That’s true,” said Gam- it be cool if we could get ticipation,” said Gambac- tence of 20 years in feder- scare. He’s scheduled to be had to be sure it would not baccini. “But everyone in blood sprinklers,” she add- cini. An on-stage party and al prison and the potential arraigned on Oct. 31. stain clothes or get people the cast read the book, ed, then laughed. reception will follow. for life without parole if It was not clear when sick if some blood ended and, as Stephen King Abby Seidel, who played For tickets to both shows, go convicted. Reavis would be ar- up in their mouth,” said diehards know, there are teenage daughter Shelley to ArtsAfterHours.tix.com. His attorney John D. raigned.

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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. The return of Harry Styles y favorite former One project. Not only are the tracks “Kinfolks” by Sam Hunt acoustic approach flow effortless- Direction member is catchy, well-produced and sat- ly together. She’s a touch of soul One of my favorite country art- back. And he’s dreami- isfying to listen to, Posner also with a hint of old-school R&B. M ists is back, and it’s as if he nev- er and steamier than ever. released a few “sage wisdoms” Hopefully she releases more new er left. Hunt, a Georgia native, The last time Harry Styles from the likes of Diddy, Steven music soon, so I can stalk her life hasn’t released a song since 2017. released music was two years Tyler, Uncle Bun B, E-40, and and find out more about her. I’m glad he’s returned, because ago, with his debut, self-titled -- of course -- his mom. The in- he has this ability to make coun- “Demons” by Hayley Kiyoko album. Since then, he’s given it troduction advises listeners to try music fun, all while wishing a go with an acting career. He give their undivided attention Just in time for Halloween, you had someone by your side to played a small role in the 2017 to the full “52-minute mixtape.” the singer-songwriter/actress sing the lyrics with. It’s the kind major motion picture “Dunkirk” I did just that. Through my lis- releases a spooky song about of country music I have been and was in the running to play tening, I learned of the struggles WITH BELLA DIGRAZIA the demons in her head. Usual- missing from the genre’s male Prince Eric in the upcoming live Posner encountered during his ly her style is a little too pop for entertainers. When you meet action “The Little Mermaid” nearly decade-long music ca- me, but Kiyoko really shows us someone new and immediately film. reer. He talks about them in his her edgier side on this one. The checked out, and never giving want to bring them home to meet Unfortunately, he declined the lyrics with such vulnerability. beat production is almost Billie up hope. The acoustic-style song the family, that’s what this song role. So now when the Disney The album is a story of his life, Eilish-like and the high-pitched, is nothing short of inspirational. is for. While I do enjoy the song, remake finally debuts, I’ll be and he laid it all on the line be- child-like vocal back ups are thanks Sam for reminding me, crying at the thought that my fore, and during, his walk across “Lights Up” by Harry Styles terrifying. We all have demons America. “Come Home,” with its again, of how single I am. we’re hiding. Try to have some favorite prince could have been The former One Direction boy played by my favorite former gospel-like vibe, is a letter to “Joanna” by JoJo fun with them like this artist is. bander is giving us total indie, boy bander. himself and his mom about the “JT First Day Out” by ladder to fame. The gospel style alternative, soul, and pop vibes, The former child pop star and Anyway, back to the music. actress did not have to snap so City Girls We got new releases from JoJo, follows into “Noah’s Ark” with a all at the same time. It’s very choir backup, but Posner gives clear he’s been hanging out a hard on this latest release. She There have been plenty of rap who dominated the early-mid addresses the negative nay- the track a slight edge with a lot with Stevie Nicks and Elton songs about the perspective of 2000s with her child popstar sayers and all the people who being fresh out of prison, but career, singer-songwriter Mike hip-hop vibe. By “Look What John, because their influence is I’ve Become” (featuring Ty Dolla thought she disappeared from mostly from the male perspec- Posner, who recently hiked running right through him and $ign), the artist is 50 days into our screens and our music li- tive. Thankfully, we got a fe- across the entire country and into his latest release. Styles’ vo- his hiking travels, and I can’t braries. She lets them know she male perspective on Friday from almost died after a rattlesnake help but wonder where he re- cals sound better than ever and is back, and that new music is 26-year-old JT (Jatavia John- bite, and Sam Hunt, who will corded during his travels. After the high-level production skills coming. Her vocals are flawless, son) of City Girls, who wrote forever be my favorite country describing his nights of staring throughout are captivating and the electric guitar strumming these verses earlier this week, singer. Also, rapper JT, of the up at the stars in the middle of dreamy. is sexy, and her falsettos have on the first day she was released newly successful City Girls, got aged almost as gracefully as she from prison. She gives a shout nowhere in Ohio, Posner sings “If “Easy” by Camila Cabello out of prison and released a song I think ‘bout paradise, I’d imag- has. While she notes in the song, out to her partner-in-crime, all in a matter of three days. ine this.” Tracks “Prince Akeem” This young woman is in love which is a letter to herself, that Yung Miami, who stuck by her Brace yourselves. It’s time for... (featuring Wiz Khalifa) and and is baring it all on “Easy.” “Nobody likes you in Massachu- side and addresses the haters who wrote online that she’d nev- THE BREAKDOWN “Fun Up Here” (featuring Logic) Her subtle approach with the setts,” I’d like to correct her. I er get out. She’s out on time for are pure hip-hop fun, each with vocals, and the slowdown of the like you in Massachusetts, Joan- their own minor touch of old na. And I’m ready for you to kill the seasons changing, she raps, “Keep Going” an album by music, makes for an edgier, more and she’s grabbing Yung Miami Mike Posner school. The final song, “A Lonely romantic, pop-perfect emotional it with a new album. Night in Mexico Thinking About and coming for everybody in the ballad. This style, showing off “Romeo” by Tash It’s a spiritual, spoken word Big Sean and Avicii,”starts off rap game. awakening, but in the format of with a recorded message from her raspier side, suits Cabello’s While Tash can’t seem to cap- an album. The Michigan-based Posner’s mom encouraging him vocals the best. The love she’s ture a place in Google where I can Bella diGrazia can be reached multi-genre artist dug into his to go on the “life-changing jour- describing throughout is the find out more information about at [email protected]. creative intuition and gave fans ney.” It’s a self-reflective song kind of love that every woman her, she did capture me with Follow her on Twitter @Bell- an inspirational, and unique, about social media habits, being in the world is searching for. this song. Her sultry vocals and adiGrazia. Ang Lee has a new religion in digital. Will anyone follow?

By Jake Coyle the Wyoming mountains And like “Billy Lynn,” the AP FILM WRITER (“Brokeback Mountain”). response from critics has But “Life of Pi” began a been brutal. Reviewers NEW YORK — Ang new quest for Lee. have criticized the film’s Lee’s conversion began Since that 2012 film, a uninspired story line but with “Life of Pi.” global smash with $609 critics’ primary contention It was the director’s million in ticket sales, Lee is with the high-frame first movie in 3-D, and he has dedicated himself to rate, or HFR. Lee isn’t the sweated anxiously over uncovering what he calls only one to push the for- the implementation of the the aesthetics of 3-D and mat. His HFR comrades technology and the tortur- digital cinema. Those include Peter Jackson ous process of adapting technologies, he believes, and James Cameron — Yann Martel’s fanciful aren’t minor new itera- both directors more syn- Director Ang and allegorical book set tions to moviemaking but, onymous with technology Lee attends the principally in a raft con- if fully grasped, are a new than Lee. premiere of taining a 450-pound Ben- medium entirely. Lee has, But skepticism pervades “Gemini Man,” at gal tiger. at 64, completely remade for HFR, even among the the TCL Chinese Lee was excited, though, himself as a filmmaker. studios that have backed Theater on to challenge himself with, He’s not even sure that it. As with Jackson’s “The Sunday, in Los as he says, a new dimen- term — “filmmaker” — is Hobbit” and “Billy Lynn,” Angeles. sion. But an early trial — quite right anymore. only a small number of a test shot with a dancing “A lot of things we nev- theaters will actually be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Indian girl — was disap- er ask. Why 24 frames? screening “Gemini Man” in pointing. Where does that num- 120 frames per second. In “I realized I couldn’t see ber come from? I began the U.S., it will be project- anything. I couldn’t see to question my faith, the ed that way in 14 theaters, her expression. There was religion I have, which is albeit not in the high-defi- so much jitter. I thought movies,” says Lee. “I went nition 4K it was made in. something was wrong through a lot of mental In “Gemini Man,” Lee with the camera,” recalls America’s crises.” has striven to recali- Oldest Lee. “I sort of freaked out. This weekend, Lee will brate the entire produc- Founded 1818 But I couldn’t back out. release into theaters the tion — the lighting, the That started my journey.” latest result of his new- production design, the 201 years in 2019 BuY YoUr That journey has turned found digital faith, “Gem- performances — to suit into one of the more un- ini Man.” It stars Will the clarity of the disarm- TiCkEtS ToDaY! expected and drastic left- Smith as a government ingly sharp HFR images. hand turns of any film- assassin who discovers his The results are radical — AdMiSsIoN PaSsEs maker as highly regarded former mentor cloned him. nothing looks like “Gemi- as Lee is. The director has Smith is pursued by a ni Man” — and there are & CoNcErT TiCkEtS long been a moving target, younger version of himself occasional flashes of its On SaLe NoW! leaping from his native (a digital character craft- potential benefits. You can Fri. Oct. 4 Taiwan (“The Wedding ed through motion-cap- see Lee playing with depth Banquet”) to Jane Aus- ture). Like Lee’s previous of field and perspective. ten’s England (“Sense film, the Iraq War veteran The performances may and Sensibility”) to Rick tale “Billy Lynn’s Long seem flatter but have a thru Mon. Oct. 14 Moody’s Connecticut Halftime Walk,” ‘’Gemini gripping intimacy. Action (“The Ice Storm”) to Chi- Man” was made with a sequences are incredibly WWW TOPSFIELDFAIR ORG nese wuxia (“Crouching frame rate of 120 frames- detailed. There’s imagery . . Tiger, Hidden Dragon”) to per-second and in 3-D. of crystalline splendor. WEATHER LOTTERY

MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Friday...... 4811 Friday...... 2162 Forecast for Saturday, October 12, 2019 Showers in the morning, then N winds 15 to 20 kt with Thursday...... 6431 Thursday...... 5132 Sunrise today 6:51 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. cloudy in the afternoon. High gusts up to 30 kt, diminish- Wednesday...... 3858 Wednesday...... 1900 Sunset today 6:08 p.m. H 56F. Winds N at 10 to 20 ing to 10 to 15 kt with gusts Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L mph. Chance of rain 40%. up to 20 kt in the afternoon. Sunrise tomorrow 6:52 a.m. Tonight: A few clouds. Low Waves around 2 ft. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 11:32 p.m. 49F. Winds light and variable. Tonight: N winds 5 to 10 kt, be- All 4...... $5,508 All 4...... $4,479 Low tide today 5:21 p.m. H coming W after midnight. Waves First or last 3...... $771 First or last 3...... $627 1 foot or less, except 5 to 6 ft at Any 2...... $66 Any 2...... $54 High tide tomorrow 11:52 a.m. the outer harbor entrance. H Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $5 H ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $459 All 4...... $373

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 Swampscott football comes up just short in battle with Danvers By Harold Rivera 26, 150 yards) connected ITEM SPORTS EDITOR with Zack Palmer on a 55- yard touchdown pass early DANVERS — Friday in the third quarter for night’s game between the Swampscott’s lone score. Swampscott and Danvers Chase Eary’s 15-yard football teams was one the touchdown catch from Ezra Big Blue would like to have Lombardi gave Danvers a back. 7-0 edge. Senior running Despite heavy down- back Richard Canova car- pours, Swampscott didn’t ried Danvers with 106 have much trouble moving rushing yards on 25 carries. the chains with its pass- “We tackled high all heavy attack. But nishing night,” Serino said. “You drives was a struggle in a can’t tackle high on a wet 7-6 loss to the Falcons at day, as coach (Peter) Bush Blocksidge Field. said. But we had some real- “We thought we had great ly good stops. I think we did playcalling,” Swampscott a pretty good job holding coach Bobby Serino said. that team to seven points.” “The wind was very tricky Swampscott drove its way for aerial attacks. Some- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK into Danvers’ side of the times the kids thought they eld on its rst three pos- Marblehead quarterback Miles Smith had one had it in their hands and sessions, yet couldn’t nd rushing touchdown in a win over Peabody Fri- all of the sudden it blew the end zone. The wet day night. right into their chests. The weather didn’t stop the Big bottom line is the kids came Blue from throwing the ball back out. I asked them to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK but a couple dropped pass- ght like they did in the Marblehead es, one in the end zone, Swampscott’s Graham Inzana completed 14- English game and they stalled the offense. of-26 passes for 150 yards and one touchdown did.” outlasts Peabody, in a loss to Danvers Friday night. Graham Inzana (14-for- BIG BLUE, B2 remains unbeaten By Scot Cooper Classical tops NEC foe Winthrop FOR THE ITEM By Steve Krause year: a chance to make MARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead football team ITEM STAFF the postseason playoff. knew Friday’s game against Peabody would be a tough With a 3-2 record and one. With heavy rain and a relentless Tanners defense, LYNN — Classical upcoming games against the Magicians had their hands full. coach Brian Vaughan Gloucester and Saugus on After spotting the Tanners and early touchdown, Mar- walked off the eld Fri- the horizon, Classical blehead scored a pair of unanswered touchdowns in a day night as the wind and could end up sailing into 16-7 win at Piper Field. rain swirled around him. the playoffs, especially The Magicians remain undefeated at 5-0. “We really needed a win with a nice Division 1 win For the majority of the night, the two teams kept the like this,” he said, “espe- under its belt. ball on the ground, hoping to mimic the early success cially in these conditions.” “That’s right,” Vaughan that Peabody had running the ball, scoring on its rst Check that. The Rams said. “We needed the win. offensive possession. needed a win, period. Period.” With just 1:15 gone in the rst quarter, Peabody used After a promising sea- This one wasn’t easy. three plays and 70 yards from Angel Paulino to grab a son-opening win over Di- Classical dominated Win- vision 1 Brockton (the 6-0 lead, and Joseph Swanton’s kick made it 7-0 out of throp in the rst half, al- Rams’ loss to Catholic the gate. lowing the Vikings only Memorial game was an Marblehead closed the gap with 4:28 to go before half- two rst downs in the exclusion game), the time, when Tim Cronin took it in from the nine, howev- rst 24 minutes. Classical Rams lost back-to-back er the PAT boot failed and the Tanners took a 7-6 lead was up and down the into the locker room. games to Danvers and eld, in three trips inside Marblehead got the ball to start the third quarter, and Revere. Last week, they the Viking 20, the Rams quickly turned a 7-6 de cit into a 13-7 lead. Miles got back to .500 with a only managed to score Smith, making his rst appearance at quarterback, re- victory over Salem. So once -- on a 6-yard pass placing Joshua Robertson after Marblehead’s rst pos- beating Winthrop, as it by Dan Gisonno to Mau- session, took the ball in on the keeper from the two, and did Friday, 20-10, gives rice Sequeira. Gisonno Eli Feingold split the uprights on the PAT to give Mar- Classical a very good played a large role in win- ITEM FILE PHOTO blehead its rst lead. chance of accomplishing ning this game for the The key play on the drive was a conversion on a 4th- what the Rams felt they Classical’s Maurice Sequeira caught a touch- Rams. and-17 from the Peabody 23. Smith hit Ryan Freiberger were denied by the vaga- down pass in a win over Winthrop Friday on the ve, and a personal foul call on the Tanners ries of MIAA ratings last CLASSICAL, B2 night. moved the ball to the two, where Smith took it home two plays later. MARBLEHEAD, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO St. Mary’s quarterback Derek O’Leary threw one touchdown pass in a win over Archbishop Williams Friday night. St. Mary’s football takes down Williams ITEM FILE PHOTO FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Saugus running back Marvens Jean (center) rushed for 89 yards and two touchdowns in a win over Salem Friday night. By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF The St. Mary’s football team scored 30 points in the Saugus pulls away for rst victory rst half but still had to hold on for a victory Friday night, taking down Catholic Central League rival Arch- By Daniel Kane “We nally knocked that recovered three fumbles hit Tolbert on a screen bishop Williams 30-22 on the road in Braintree. ITEM STAFF out of the way. Now you and intercepted two pass and he reversed eld “We started off great and really came out strong,” said start getting a little bit passes, one returned for to avoid a handful of de- St. Mary’s coach Sean Driscoll. “Our defense was out- SALEM — Chalk up the more back to normal.” a touchdown by David fenders on a 38-yard rst win of the season for standing in the rst half and came up with some big Saugus’ run-heavy of- Guillama. touchdown. Holloway ran the Saugus football team. plays. It was a great team effort on a nasty day.” fense didn’t seem to “It actually didn’t rain in the 2-point try to give Sal Af itto got the Spartans going in the rst quarter The Sachems dominated Salem a 8-0 lead. on both sides of the ball in mind the rain and wind. as hard as I thought but with a 75-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, but that Quarterback Christian the wind was a big fac- A pair of turnovers gave was just the beginning. George Percy added back-to- a 36-18 win at Salem Fri- the Sachems the spark day. It was a long time Correia (nine carries, 53 tor,” Cummings said. back rushing touchdowns (six yards and 32 yards, re- yards, one touchdown) “We talked about having they needed in the second spectively) to push the lead to 22-8 before the Spartans coming for Saugus and quarter. rst-year coach Steve and running backs Mar- two hands on the ball defense came up with a huge blocked punt to set up vens Jean (14 carries, 89 especially in the box. Salem’s fumble gave another scoring drive. Quarterback Derek O’Leary con- Cummings. the Sachems possession “Being so close Week 1 yards, two touchdowns) We’re run heavy so I nected with Percy on a 33-yard touchdown pass to give at mid eld and Franco (a 33-30 overtime loss at and Sal Franco (10 car- knew with (Salem) being St. Mary’s a 30-8 lead at halftime. ran for a 50-yard touch- Bedford), losing our quar- ries, 89 yards, one touch- spread it would affect While Williams fought back in the second half to make down. Correia found terback Mason Nickolas down) carried the of- them more than us.” it a one-score game, the Spartans came up with a late Guillama on a 2-point at Winthrop and then los- fense. Salem got started rst defensive stand to hold off their rival and take home the pass to tie the game at ing to two great teams, it’s More importantly, the in this one thanks to a win. 8-8. nice to nally just get Sachems defense forced big play from Devin Tol- FOOTBALL, B2 that one,” Cummings said. ve turnovers. Saugus bert. Jeffrey Holloway SAUGUS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 Swampscott girls soccer knocks off unbeaten Beverly lem Charter Saturday (6). Michael Anderson played well day (4). SCHOOL ROUNDUP Danvers 4, Peabody 0 in the back end. VOLLEYBALL By Mike Alongi The Tanners got strong per- St. Mary’s (3-8-1) hosts Sa- Bishop Fenwick 3, ITEM STAFF formances from Colleen Crot- lem Charter Saturday (4). Marblehead 2 ty, Maddy Scacchi, Emma Classical 2, Salem 1 The Magicians fell by set The Swampscott girls soccer Darling, Emma Billingsley Jenner Robles had one goal scores of 22-25, 17-25, 25-21, team knocked Beverly off the and Jordan Collins. Sopho- and one assist for the Rams, 26-24, 13-15. undefeated ranks Friday with more goalie Emma Bloom had while Christopher Zelaya had Anna Arbo had a big night a 2-1 win. 11 saves in her first varsity Mackeznie Kearney scored one goal. Fernando Gomez with 11 kills and 13 digs, both Swampscott goals with start. added one assist. while Anna Schluter had 19 assists from Grace Hudson Peabody (7-5) visits Glouces- Classical (11-2-1) hosts Win- kills and five blocks. Lilah and Sydney Clarke. Goalie Lil- ter Tuesday (4). throp Tuesday (3:45) at Man- Thompson had five kills and lian Gosselin made five saves. For Danvers (12-1), Riley ning Field. five blocks, Abby Schwartz “My girls came out and DiGilio scored two goals. Ar- Peabody 3, Danvers 0 had 23 digs and Emme Smith played with fire,” Swamp- ianna Bezanson and Abby Kyle Joyce netted two goals had 31 assists in the loss. scott coach Norman James Cash scored one goal each. to pace the Peabody offense, Marblehead (9-6) takes on said. “It was a huge win. We Livvy Anderson and Sam Pel- while Victor Maciel had one Beverly Tuesday (5:30). knew Beverly was undefeat- letier also played well. goal and one assist. Goalie Wakefield 3, Peabody 0 ed and we knew the last time Danvers travels to Bever- Dom Cunha had six saves in Peabody fell by set scores of we played them, we let them ly Tuesday (4). The Panthers the shutout. 24-26, 20-25, 21-25. get away with that victory. We handed Danvers its lone loss The Tanners (10-3) host Aaliyah Alleyne had nine tried not to make the mistakes earlier this season. Gloucester Tuesday evening kills, while Isabel Bettencourt we made. We came out with a Marblehead 4, (6:30) for Senior Night. had 10 assists and three aces. couple big shots in the first Gloucester 0 FIELD HOCKEY Amanda Marmiani and So- half. We moved Mackenzie to Carter Murray’s hat trick Bishop Fenwick 4, phia Hollingshed played well left-forward and she dominat- led the Magicians to victory. Marblehead 0 defensively. ed. Mia Atallah netted one goal. Cailyn Wesley scored two Peabody takes on Swamp- “Our midfield was key. They The Magicians (6-7) visit goals for Fenwick, while Grace scott Tuesday (5:30). kept Beverly at bay. We pres- Swampscott Tuesday (4). Morey and Emily McPhail Greater Lawrence 3, sured them high. We did a lot BOYS SOCCER scored one goal each. Goal- Tech 1 of things we talked about do- St. Mary’s 3, ies Cat Elias and Abby Booth Tech fell by set scores of 14- ing. Our defense played excep- Arlington Catholic 1 combined for the shutout in 25, 17-25, 25-14, 20-25. tionally well.” The offense was driven by net. Nani Merced had six aces The Big Blue (9-3) host Mar- captain Kevin Perez, who Fenwick (11-1) takes on Mal- and six kills, while KK Car- blehead Tuesday (4). scored all three goals in a hat den Tuesday (4). rasquillo had eight kills. Cay- ITEM FILE PHOTO GIRLS SOCCER trick performance. Eduardo For Marblehead, Mae Col- lin Kang added three kills and Swampscott’s Mackenzie Kearney St. Mary’s 0, Turanzo, Richie LeBrun and well and Julie Arts played two blocks. scored two goals in a win over Arlington Catholic 0 Ryan Fraher each had one as- well in the loss. The Magicians The Tigers (8-6) host North- Beverly Friday afternoon. St. Mary’s (6-6-1) hosts Sa- sist, while Dylan Maroney and go up against Saugus Thurs- east Tuesday (5:30). Swampscott football falls to rival Danvers BIG BLUE didn’t come through.” From B1 With kicker Tom Frisoli out sick, Swampscott was “We ran into a perfect forced to go for a 2-point storm,” Serino said. “The conversion. An incomplete weather hurt us more pass on the attempt al- than it hurt them.” lowed Danvers to cling to Danvers turned the ball a 7-6 lead. over twice through the Needing one last shot at first 24 minutes- once on the end zone, Swamp- Andrew Augustin’s inter- scott’s defense forced a ception at Danvers’ 27 punt with six minutes re- and Angelo Ciciotti recov- maining. Behind a string ered a fumble at his own of Dylan January (80 37 toward the close of the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK rushing yards) runs, the half. Big Blue marched inside Tim Cronin rushed for one touchdown for Mar- The lone score at half- blehead in a win over Peabody Friday. time was Eary’s 15-yard Danvers’ 20. touchdown catch with Their last hope stalled 9:17 remaining in the sec- when Canova stripped ond quarter. Lombardi Inzana with 57.8 seconds Marblehead football ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK tacked on the extra point to go. Swampscott recov- to give Danvers its 7-0 Running back Dylan January rushed for 80 ered the ball but lost 20 lead at recess. yards for Swampscott in a loss to Danvers Fri- yards on the play and a takes down Peabody Swampscott punched day night. pass attempt on 4th-and- back at the start of the long from Danvers’ 35 MARBLEHEAD second half. With the ball Blue on the board just 50 Serino said. “We had peo- was to no avail. From B1 near midfield, Inzana seconds into the third ple that could beat them Danvers (5-0) held on made a perfect read in quarter. but with the gusts we had for its third consecutive Both Marblehead coach Jim Rudloff and Peabody finding a wide-open Palm- “They had us on man it was a tough game for us. 1-point win. coach Mark Bettencourt said that Freiberger definitely er for a 55-yard touch- (coverage) and we liked We were there with a Swampscott (3-2) hosts has the catch of the year so far, wind, wet ball, in traffic, down pass to put the Big when they were in man,” chance to win, we just Peabody next Friday (7). and the senior was able to come up with it, keeping the drive going to set up the winning score. The Marblehead defense held on the next series, and Tanners were forced to punt into the wind. The kick Classical back in the hunt with victory actually lost yards, setting up the Magicians at the Peabody 32. Eight plays later Feingold booted a 25-yard CLASSICAL And that’s what the Vi- “And our offense, with 41, ran off 11 plays, with field goal to close out the scoring. From B1 kings did. They steamrolled these conditions, did all Gisonno scoring on a 4-yard Bettencourt said his team is struggling to convert its their way down the field to right too. We just have to keeper with 3:34 to go to put third down plays, and find a way to win. Once the senior quarter- open the third quarter, finish off drives better, Classical ahead 14-10. With- “We didn’t execute, and we didn’t convert on third back got going in Vaughan’s starting on their own 35 and which we did in the second out kicker Kyle Durant downs, we didn’t make any offensive presence in the read-option offense, he car- going 65 yards on nine half.” (concussion), the Rams had first half, and we give up a 70 yards and a score on the ried the ball 19 times for 72 plays, with the clincher a Things went from bad to to go for two after each first drive of the second half, that can’t happen,” Betten- yards. Meanwhile, he kept two-yard run by quarter- worse in the third quarter touchdown. Gisonno made court said. “They made some plays, but we’re doing just the Vikings honest on de- back Mickey Chaves. A for the Rams when Gisonno the first one, but Classical enough to lose, we’re not doing that little extra thing fense by going 6-for-9 for 63 33-yard-run by Juan was tackled in the end zone, couldn’t convert on the oth- that we need to do to win.” yards. He also ran for a Guaque (6 carries, 40 yards) forcing a safety and giving er two. Rudloff said it was a slog, a sloppy game, and his team touchdown. was the key play in the Winthrop a 10-8 lead. So scored Classical’s final would’ve had a very tough time beating Peabody in Ably assisting him in the drive. Both Guaque and But Classical regrouped. touchdown on a 3-yard run ideal conditions. backfield was Kalvin So, Bryan Conceicao were busy The Rams held Winthrop to with 32 seconds left in the “I don’t want to blame it on the weather, but to be who ran for 81 yards on 17 in the Viking backfield. a three-and-out on the Vi- game. honest, we came out for the third week in a row that we carries, and scored a touch- For a while, as Vaughan kings’ ensuing possession, Next Friday (7), Classical weren’t ready, it looked like we hadn’t practiced all down. said, it looked as if the Rams and when Aidan Dow is at Gloucester (0-5) and week. Sure the weather was bad but we have to play “We went in at half time might be in some trouble, blocked the punt, the mo- Vaughan isn’t looking at the better,” Rudloff said. “Give Peabody credit, they played thinking ‘ok, they made one “I thought our defense mentum clearly shifted Fishermen’s record. hard, and with their offensive players, I think if the more play than us, so we played well,” he said. “We back to Classical’s side. “They’re always tough for field was dry and we played that way, Peabody beats us.” just make some plays and just had the one bad series The defense stifled Win- us up there,” he said. “I don’t Peabody (3-2) travels to Swampscott next Friday (7). we’re in good shape,” said to open up the third quarter. throp for the rest of the expect it to be any different.” Marblehead has another tough test ahead next Friday Winthrop coach John Cadi- Other than that, we were game. Meanwhile, Classical, Winthrop hosts Salem (7) when the Magicians host Revere. gan. very good. starting a drive from its own next Friday (7). Saugus pulls away from Tech notches third shutout in last five games Salem for first victory FOOTBALL FOOTBALL a score in the second fense for Tech, while Luis From B1 BC High 24, quarter. Danny Richard, Pineiro also rushed for SAUGUS Bishop Fenwick 7 Chrys Wilson, Andrew two touchdowns. Gabriel From B1 “We were a little slug- Fenwick played solid de- Wilson, Matt Juneau and Perez added one rushing gish defensively in the fense for three quarters Joe Rivers also played touchdown. On the ensuing kickoff, Salem fumbled again to set second half and let them and only trailed by a well. “It took us a little while Saugus up around midfield. Saugus went right down back in it, but that’s the touchdown going into the Next up for Fenwick (5- to get the ball rolling com- the field and Jean capped the drive with a 5-yard sign of a young team at fourth, but BC High 1) is a road game against ing off the bye, but once touchdown run to put the Sachems ahead 14-8. times,” Driscoll said. “We pulled away late after CCL foe Cardinal Spell- the guys got going we got Saugus kept the running game going to start the were able to get the big taking advantage of a man next Saturday after- right back to playing good second half. Correia took a quarterback keeper 27 stop when we needed to.” fumble on a kick return. noon (1). solid football,” said Tech yards for a touchdown and ran in a 2-point try to Up next for St. Mary’s The Crusaders commit- “If we play the way we coach James Runner. “We stretch the Sachems lead to 22-8. (3-2) is a matinee home ted three turnovers on the played (Friday), especial- played well on offense, Saugus started the fourth quarter with another game against Arlington night, all of which result- ly defensively, I don’t but I’m really proud of score. Jean found the endzone on a 12-yard touchdown Catholic next Saturday ed in points for BC High. know if we’ll lose another how we played on de- run to put Saugus ahead 29-8 (Javier Martinez kick). (4). “The weather obviously game all season,” Woods fense.” Meanwhile, Saugus’ defense forced a fumble and a “I’d love to build on the made it tougher to hold said. “We’re really click- Tech (4-1) hosts George- pair of interceptions, including Guillama’s touchdown momentum from our play onto the ball, and the ing on that side of the ball town next Friday evening run back, to stretch the lead to 36-8 (Martinez kick). in the first half and just turnovers really hurt us,” right now, so if we can (6) at Manning Field. Salem got back on the board with a safety and a be in another position to said Fenwick coach Dave limit our mistakes we can “The idea for us to to 7-yard touchdown run by Connor McRae but it was too close out a game, because Woods. “I thought our de- do some great things.” just not get complacent,” little too late. that’s the only way the fense played a phenome- Tech 36, Chelsea 0 said Runner. “Once you “It’s good to see the guys execute,” Cummings said. young players will learn nal game and really kept The Tigers came off get complacent, that’s “Salem broke that big play early, (Tolbert) is a great how to do it,” Driscoll us in it, but we gave BC their bye week with a when you get beat. We’ll player. But our guys kept our composure. They’re ma- said. “We need to learn to High too many chances.” bang, notching their third be right back in the turing as a team and getting more comfortable. A lot of be more consistent on The lone touchdown for shutout in five weeks. weight room (Saturday) that has to do with the way we’ve been practicing and both sides of the ball, but Fenwick was scored by Haidar Bdaiwi rushed and we’ll start working on the older guys making sure we stay the course.” we keep getting better ev- Angel Martinez, who took for 105 yards and two film prep after that. We’re Saugus (1-4) hosts English next Friday (7) on the ery day.” back a kickoff 62 yards for touchdowns to lead the of- on to next week.” Sachems’ Senior Night at Stackpole Field. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 6 0 0 1.000 190 48 Philadelphia 3 2 0 .600 141 111 Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 90 70 Dallas 3 2 0 .600 131 90 N.Y. Jets 0 4 0 .000 39 101 N.Y. Giants 2 4 0 .333 111 160 Miami 0 4 0 .000 26 163 Washington 0 5 0 .000 73 151 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 3 2 0 .600 131 110 New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 115 116 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 113 115 Carolina 3 2 0 .600 129 107 Jacksonville 2 3 0 .400 111 118 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 147 148 Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 98 76 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 102 152 Tom Brady threw for 334 yards in a win over the New York Giants Thursday night, but he threw no North North touchdowns and one interception. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 161 123 Green Bay 4 1 0 .800 119 93 Cleveland 2 3 0 .400 92 122 Detroit 2 1 1 .625 97 95 Pittsburgh 1 4 0 .200 99 114 Chicago 3 2 0 .600 87 69 Cincinnati 0 5 0 .000 80 136 Minnesota 3 2 0 .600 112 73 Pats win, but injuries and offensive West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 4 1 0 .800 148 113 San Francisco 4 0 0 1.000 127 57 Oakland 3 2 0 .600 103 123 Seattle 4 1 0 .800 133 118 L.A. Chargers 2 3 0 .400 103 94 L.A. Rams 3 2 0 .600 146 134 execution remain concerns for team Denver 1 4 0 .200 90 106 Arizona 1 3 1 .300 100 138 Thursday’s Game Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. New England 35, N.Y. Giants 14 Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. FOXBOROUGH (AP) changes on the fly during games and has thrown ots are having to confront. Sunday’s Games San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. — Try as he might, Tom the game. two of his three intercep- “It wasn’t as pretty as we Carolina vs Tampa Bay at London, UK, Atlanta at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Tennessee at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Brady appeared to be a lit- Receiver Josh Gordon tions in those games. One wanted it, but we were Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Jets, 4:25 p.m. tle stumped when he was left in the second quar- of the sacks on Thursday able to get it done. Hats New Orleans at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers, 8:20 p.m. Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game asked the question that ter with a left knee injury ended in Golden’s scoop- off to defense and special Washington at Miami, 1 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. continues to hover over the when he tried to tackle and-score return. teams for once again do- Patriots following their lat- Giants linebacker Markus Brady said he hopes the ing unbelievable things. est victory. Golden during his 42-yard extra snaps will benefit We just have to hold our NHL Has the offense been fumble return for a touch- the young receivers going bargain up more.” EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division good enough this season? down. Gordon got caught forward, particularly as WHAT’S WORKING GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA “We’ll see,” Brady said under a tangle of players they get more comfortable The defense forced four Buffalo 4 3 0 1 7 18 11 St. Louis 4 3 0 1 7 14 11 before pausing for a few and had his left leg pinned in the playbook. more turnovers against Boston 4 3 1 0 6 9 8 Colorado 3 3 0 0 6 13 7 Detroit 4 3 1 0 6 14 11 Nashville 4 3 1 0 6 19 14 seconds. “We’re 6-0, so try underneath him. He need- “I always said when I the Giants, bringing its Tampa Bay 4 2 1 1 5 18 13 Winnipeg 5 3 2 0 6 19 17 to get to 7-0.” ed assistance as he limped was young, I just was try- total to 16 (14 intercep- Toronto 5 2 2 1 5 19 20 Dallas 5 1 3 1 3 12 15 Montreal 4 1 1 2 4 15 18 Chicago 2 0 2 0 0 7 9 It was a perfectly neutral off the field and did not re- ing to be on time and not tions, two fumble recov- Florida 3 1 2 0 2 9 14 Minnesota 3 0 3 0 0 6 14 answer about a unit that turn. forget my playbook any- eries). Linebacker Kyle Ottawa 3 0 3 0 0 8 15 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA clearly has things to clean After tight end Matt La- where. These guys are Van Noy’s 22-yard fumble GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 4 4 0 0 8 18 12 up after needing a big ef- Cosse (knee) and fullback kind of in a different role return for a score was the Carolina 4 4 0 0 8 17 11 Anaheim 4 3 1 0 6 9 5 fort from the defense to se- Jacob Johnson (shoulder) than that. They’re playing defense’s third touchdown Washington 5 2 1 2 6 15 16 Calgary 4 2 1 1 5 12 11 Philadelphia 2 2 0 0 4 8 3 Vegas 4 2 2 0 4 13 10 cure a 35-14 win over the also left the game with in- in games and contribut- this season. The Patriots N.Y. Rangers 2 2 0 0 4 10 5 Vancouver 3 1 2 0 2 10 8 Giants on Thursday night. juries, the Patriots mostly ing,” Brady said. “That’s surrendered their first Pittsburgh 4 2 2 0 4 11 10 Los Angeles 3 1 2 0 2 11 17 N.Y. Islanders 3 1 2 0 2 7 8 Arizona 3 1 2 0 2 5 4 The Patriots have had to stuck to a formation fea- what we needed. Anyone passing touchdown of the Columbus 3 1 2 0 2 7 14 San Jose 5 1 4 0 2 10 21 make several adjustments turing one running back, who’s on the active roster season, but still have only New Jersey 4 0 2 2 2 9 20 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. on offense already this one tight end and three re- has to be ready to go. So, allowed three touchdowns Friday’s Games Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. season with starting cen- ceivers, also known as an it was just good for those (two rushing, one passing) Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Calgary at Vegas, 10 p.m. “11” personnel grouping. guys to catch some balls Anaheim at Columbus, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Vancouver, 10 p.m. ter David Andrews (blood in 2019. N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games clots), left tackle Isaiah In the passing game and gain some confidence.” WHAT NEEDS HELP Saturday’s Games Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Wynn (foot) and fullback it meant more snaps for The good news for New Gordon’s injury could be Edmonton at N.Y. Rangers, 1 p.m. Vegas at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 4 p.m. Calgary at San Jose, 10 p.m. James Develin (neck) all rookie receivers Jako- England’s entire offense a big one for the receiving Nashville at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Monday’s Games Toronto at Detroit, 7 p.m. currently on injured re- bi Meyers and Gunner is it has 10 days to tend to group if he misses any St. Louis vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Vet- Florida vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- serve. They also entered Olszewski. Meyers caught its issues before visiting games. He is the Patriots’ ans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. erans Memorial Coliseum, 1 p.m. Columbus at Carolina, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Boston, 1 p.m. Thursday missing running four passes for 54 yards the struggling New York chief deep threat and his New Jersey at Boston, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Ottawa, 1 p.m. back Rex Burkhead (foot) and Olszewski had two Jets (0-4). presence helps open the Winnipeg at Chicago, 7 p.m. Florida at New Jersey, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Montreal, 7 p.m. Dallas at Buffalo, 3 p.m. and receiver Phillip Dor- catches for 34 yards. “It is a game of adversi- field for Edelman. 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OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man unsure how to initiate romance with new co-worker DEAR ABBY: A new stairs. For the sake of co-worker started a few Dear Abby is written by Abigail your relationship, buy it weeks ago. (FYI, I’m a Van Buren, also known as Jeanne SOON. gay man.) We share simi- Phillips, and was founded by her lar interests and have a DEAR ABBY: The oth- lot in common. As I am mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact er day I had to leave my getting to know him, I Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. house in the morning be- have become increasingly Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. cause my son’s school attracted to him and his called. He wasn’t feeling personality. My joking well and wanted to come around with him is bor- the brakes on. Let the re- farmhouse. We have been home. I just threw on derline flirtatious. He lationship develop for a together for five years what I had worn the day hasn’t said anything few months. Your co-work- and have a great rela- before as I headed out the about it or shown signs of er may already be in- tionship. He has his door. On the way out to being uncomfortable, and volved with someone or my car, my neighbor he jokes back. quirks, just as I have may not be gay. If he is yelled out, “Isn’t that the Should I tell him how I mine, but one in particu- spoken for, do not risk same outfit you wore yes- feel, risking our profes- lar has surfaced since your job by making any terday?” I didn’t answer sional relationship and buying the house. He moves. However, if he because I thought it was things becoming awk- stomps going up and isn’t, then it wouldn’t be none of her business. ward if he doesn’t feel the down the three flights of out of line to ask him to same way? Or should I stairs. It’s annoying and Should I have explained join you for coffee, lunch back off for a while? I rude. If I head to bed ear- the situation? — something innocuous don’t know what to do. I ly, it wakes me up. He — as friends only, and IN A HURRY IN honestly feel like we have claims he can’t help it. then see where it leads. I CALIFORNIA a connection, but I have What can I do? The steps view workplace romances been out of the dating are wood and have thin as potentially dangerous, DEAR IN A HURRY: scene for a long while and carpeting on them. Am I because if they don’t work You were not obligated to therefore am ... being a nagging partner? out, they can cause dis- explain anything to your neighbor — who may CLUELESS IN comfort in the workplace. SICK OF have just been trying to be MINNESOTA And some companies STOMPING IN have rules against “frat- PENNSYLVANIA friendly, or may be overly DEAR CLUELESS: ernization.” interested in your attire. This person has been DEAR S.O.S.: You’re Unless her intrusiveness working with you for a DEAR ABBY: My sig- not being a nagging part- escalates, let it go! very short time, which is nificant other and I re- ner. It appears you need P.S.: I hope your son is why I’m urging you to put cently bought an old thicker carpeting on the OK. BRIDGE

Would an alien find the best play? One of my favorite television com- the alien might duck at trick one, edies was “Third Rock From the Sun.” hoping to pull off the Bath Coup. It featured four aliens who had taken But it shouldn’t be difficult for West on human form and called them- to switch to the jack heart, defeating selves the Solomons. The command- the contract. er was played by John Lithgow. They So, the alien will probably win came to study homo sapiens. The the first trick and lead the diamond humor is laced with jokes derived queen, going up with dummy’s ace from their ignorance of us. For ex- when West doesn’t cover with the ample, Lithgow wants to know what king. However, East wins the second religion they are. He asks their land- diamond and returns his remaining lady. She replies, “Well, your name is spade: down one. Solomon, so you must be Jewish.” A human will play the spade jack “Oh, we’re Jewish!” they all say in at trick one. If West believes this unison with the perfect accent. card, he will continue with another How would aliens feel about spade. South wins with the ace and bridge? Maybe they would find the takes the diamond finesse, making game easy. But if they were only log- the contract. (If East has a spade ical thinkers, the psychological side left, the suit is presumably splitting of the game might baffle them. 4-3.) Would an alien find the “best” play The spade jack has an excel- in this deal? When West leads the lent chance to win the intergalactic spade king against three no-trump, bridge challenge. 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Baldor ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Tur- key’s invasion of Syria to attack U.S.-backed Kurd- ish forces was an “im- AP FILE PHOTO pulsive” move that will The 2019 Nobel Peace Prize was given to Ethi- further destabilize the opian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Friday. region, Pentagon officials said Friday, insisting that a separate American-led Ethiopia’s reformist fight against the Islamic State in the area would continue despite the new PM Abiy Ahmed wins conflict. Defense Secretary Mark Esper told a Pentagon Nobel Peace Prize news conference that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington is “great- President Donald Trump, joined by from left, Defense Secretary Mark By Elias Meseret of mixed ethnic heritage, ly disappointed” by the Esper, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, speaks he is a symbol of what he and Cara Anna Turkish incursion. He to media during a briefing with senior military leaders in the Cabinet ASSOCIATED PRESS would like to achieve in a said it has badly damaged Room at the White House in Washington on Monday. country of some 80 ethnic- already frayed relations ADDIS ABABA, Ethi- ities and some 110 million with Turkey, a NATO ally move as a betrayal of the Milley, chairman of the began Wednesday as a opia — The Nobel Peace people. That fractious mix ousted from a Pentagon U.S.-armed Kurdish fight- Joint Chiefs of Staff, said campaign against the Syr- Prize was awarded Friday could also bring him down. fighter program in July ers who have, at great the Turkish military op- ian Kurd-led militia that to a dynamic young Afri- “No doubt some peo- for refusing to drop its cost, partnered with U.S. erations across the border has partnered with U.S. can leader whose sweep- ple will think this year’s purchase of a Russian air forces against the Islamic into Syria are still “rela- forces over the past five ing reforms and surpris- prize is being awarded defense system that is in- State group since 2015. tively limited.” years to fight the Islamic ing embrace of a bitter too early,” the Nobel com- compatible with NATO. At the White House, He said the air and State. rival have been praised as mittee said. But “it is now Esper insisted the Kurds Treasury Secretary Ste- ground operations, includ- President Donald Trump an inspiration to the con- that Abiy Ahmed’s efforts remain a viable partner, ven Mnuchin put Turkey ing strikes by fighters and has called the invasion a tinent and a hopeful coun- deserve recognition and although the U.S. has said on notice that it could face drones, have been car- “bad idea” and held out terpoint to strongman need encouragement.” it will not step between “powerful sanctions” for ried out near two Syrian the possibility of the U.S. movements far beyond it. Abiy seemed to come out them and the Turks. its military incursion, and villages by about 1,000 mediating a settlement. Now the task for Ethio- of nowhere, taking office “To be clear, we are not that the U.S. will “shut members of the Turk- A senior Turkish official pian Prime Minister Abiy in early 2018 after wide- abandoning our Kurdish down the Turkish econo- ish-backed Free Syrian in Washington suggested Ahmed is reining in the eth- spread protests pressured partner forces, and U.S. my” if Ankara goes too far. Army and hundreds of that the U.S. mediation of- nic violence that followed Ethiopia’s longtime ruling troops remain with them Mnuchin said the U.S. Turkish commando forc- fer would not be welcomed the loosening of repressive coalition and hurt one of in other parts of Syria. hopes it will not have es. The distance they have in Ankara due to Turkey’s controls, and resisting any the world’s fastest growing The impulsive action of to use new, expand- penetrated into Syria opposition to negotiating urge to crack down. “He economies. Within weeks, President (Recep Tayyip) ed sanctions authority ranges from a kilometer or with terrorists. The offi- deserves it and the new Africa’s youngest leader Erdogan to invade north- that Trump has autho- two (about 1 mile) in one cial, who was not autho- challenge is keeping it,” one shocked the long-turbulent ern Syria has put the rized. The administration area to about 10 kilome- rized to discuss the matter outspoken African activist, Horn of Africa region by United States in a tough threatened sanctions ters (6.2 miles) in another. publicly and spoke on con- Nigerian Shehu Sani, said fully accepting a peace deal situation,” Esper said. against Turkey earlier Milley emphasized that dition of anonymity, said of the award. ending a 20-year border The Turkish incursion this year for its purchase U.S. forces are still work- previous efforts to broker Abiy, a favorite to win war with neighboring Er- has complicated U.S. mil- of the Russian S-400 air ing with Kurdish forces. deals with the Kurds had despite speculation about itrea that saw some 80,000 itary efforts in the region, defense system, but never He said U.S. policy is to failed because negotiating young climate activist people killed. even as Washington seeks followed through. continue with a counter-IS “will not change their ba- Greta Thunberg, told the Suddenly, one of the to deter Iran from further The Turkish invasion campaign except in one sic motivation and will not Nobel committee he was world’s longest-running attacks on Saudi Ara- also has raised the pros- area of the incursion, but change their tactics.” humbled and thrilled to conflicts was ending. bia following a drone and pect of losing control of the Kurds themselves said The official reiterated receive its 100th peace The visibly moved Er- cruise missile assault in thousands of captured Is- earlier this week that they that Turkey would halt the prize, calling peace “a rare itrean president, Isaias September that damaged lamic State fighters who suspended their count- operation and withdraw its commodity in our region.” Afwerki, soon visited Ad- key Saudi oil facilities. In are in detention facilities er-IS efforts. forces only after the border He hoped the award would dis Ababa and diplomatic, response, the U.S. said it as under the Kurds’ control. Milley said leaders of area is cleared of the Kurd- encourage other African communications and trans- deploying additional air de- Esper called on the Turks the Kurdish force have ish fighters it considers leaders. port links were restored. fenses to Saudi Arabia. to halt their offensive, but told some of their fighters “terrorists” but would not His countrymen, even For the first time in two de- Many have called Pres- he told reporters that he to move north to defend stay in Syria “one more day some critics, celebrated. cades, long-divided families ident Donald Trump’s has no indication they will. what they consider to be than is necessary.” “’We are proud as a na- made tearful reunions. decision Sunday to pull He lamented “the dramatic their territory. But he said The Pentagon had said tion!!!” his office said. The Nobel committee a small number of U.S. harm” done to the two na- the U.S. is “encouraging before the operation be- The 43-year-old prime cited that peacemaking troops away from the tions’ relationship. them to not overreact at gan that the U.S. military minister has embraced in awarding Abiy the Turkish border a grave Speaking alongside Es- this point and to try to would not support it, but the concept of “mede- prize and acknowledged mistake. Even some of his per, Army Gen. Mark Mil- tamp things down in order it had not openly criti- mer,” a term in Ethiopia’s that “peace does not staunchest Republican ley said the U.S.-backed to allow some sort of diplo- cized the invasion. The Amharic language that arise from the actions of supporters have sharp- Syrian Kurdish military matic resolution.” U.S. pulled about 30 spe- means unity and inclusiv- one party alone.” When ly criticized the decision, known as the Syrian Esper’s remarks were cial operations troops out ity, and has lived it. The Abiy “reached out his saying it opened the door Democratic Forces, is still the Pentagon’s most ex- of observation posts along son of a Muslim and an hand, President Afwerki for the Turkish invasion. guarding camps holding plicit criticism of the the invasion route on the Orthodox Christian, and grasped it.” Some regard Trump’s IS prisoners. Turkish operation, which Syrian border. CLASSIFIED

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By Nataliya Vasilyeva him in his “2010” sequel And Jon Gambrell The Sabiti last turned ASSOCIATED PRESS to “2001: A Space Odys- ASSOCIATED PRESS on its tracking devices in sey.” August near the Iranian MOSCOW — Alexei Le- TEHRAN, Iran — Iran Russian President Vlad- port city of Bandar Abbas. onov, the legendary Soviet imir Putin on Friday sent said Friday two missiles Iranian tankers routinely cosmonaut who became struck one of its oil tank- his condolences to Leon- turn off their trackers as the first human to walk in ov’s family, calling him a ers traveling through the space 54 years ago — and U.S. sanctions target the “true pioneer, a strong and Red Sea off the coast of who nearly didn’t make it sale of Iran’s crude oil. heroic person.” Saudi Arabia, a mysteri- back into his space cap- Images released by “Infinitely committed ous assault not immedi- sule — has died in Mos- Iran’s Petroleum Min- to his vocation, he left a ately corroborated that istry appeared to show cow at 85. truly legendary mark in still spiked oil prices amid no damage to the Sabiti The Russian space the history of space ex- months of heightened visible from its bridge, agency Roscosmos made ploration and in the his- tensions at sea across the though they did not show the announcement on its tory of our country,” Pu- wider Mideast. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the ship’s sides. Satellite website Friday but gave There was no acknowl- tin said on the Kremlin’s Two missiles struck the Iranian tanker Sabiti images of the area showed no cause for his death. Le- edgement of the incident website. traveling through the Red Sea off the coast of no visible smoke. onov had health issues for from Saudi Arabia, which Leonov was born in 1934 Saudi Arabia on Friday. The ministry’s SHANA several years, according to in September had more news agency said no ship Russia media. into a large peasant fami- than half of its daily crude Showing just how much ly in western Siberia. Like rative of deteriorating re- The attack reportedly nor any authority in the oil production knocked of a space pioneer Leonov countless Soviet peasants, lations between Saudi and took place around 5 a.m. area responded to its dis- out by an assault the U.S. tress messages. was, NASA broke into its his father was arrested the U.S. and Iran,” private and damaged two store- blamed on Iran, some- Foreign Ministry spokes- live televised coverage and shipped off to Gulag maritime security firm rooms aboard the oil tanker thing denied by Tehran. man Abbas Mousavi de- of a spacewalk by two prison camps under So- Dryad Maritime warned. Sabiti, state media report- All the attacks came scribed the incident Fri- Americans outside the viet dictator Josef Stalin, ed. It also briefly caused an after President Don- “It is likely that the re- day as an “attack” carried International Space Sta- but he managed to sur- ald Trump’s decision to gion ... will face another oil leak into the Red Sea out by those committing tion to report Leonov’s vive and reunite with his unilaterally withdraw period of increasing mari- near the Saudi port city “dangerous adventurism.” death. family. America from Tehran’s time threats, as the Irani- of Jiddah that later was In a statement, Mousavi “A tribute to Leonov as The future cosmonaut nuclear deal with world an and Saudi geopolitical stopped, state-run IRNA said the Sabiti was struck today is a spacewalk,” had a strong artistic powers and impose crush- stand-off continues,” it news agency reported. twice in the span of a half Mission Control in Hous- bent and even thought ing sanctions targeting added. The Sabiti turned on its hour and an investigation ton said. about going to art school Iran’s crude oil sales and U.S. Defense Secretary tracking devices late Fri- was underway. Leonov — described by before he enrolled in shipments. Iranian offi- Mark Esper said the U.S. day morning in the Red Iranian authorities did the Russian Space Agen- a pilot training course cials warned for weeks will send fighter jets and Sea, putting its location not say who they suspect- cy as Cosmonaut No. 11 and, later, an aviation that if they couldn’t sell additional air defenses to some 130 kilometers (80 ed of launching the mis- — was an icon both in college. Leonov did not their oil, neither would the Saudis to help defend miles) southwest of Jid- siles, suggesting officials his country as well as give up sketching even anyone else in the region. the kingdom against Iran dah, according to data from were waiting to assess the in the U.S. He was such when he flew into space, “This latest incident, if amid the heightened ten- MarineTraffic.com. Theincident while waiting for a legend that the late and took colored pencils confirmed to be an act of sions. He called Saudi Ara- ship is carrying some 1 mil- a visit by Pakistani Prime science fiction writer Ar- with him on the Apol- aggression, is highly likely bia a longstanding security lion barrels of crude oil, ac- Minister Imran Khan on thur C. Clarke named a lo-Soyuz flight in 1975 to be part of the wider nar- partner in the region. cording to an analysis from Saturday. Soviet spaceship after to draw.

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By Johnny Diaz There is a pool, cabana, a called Fort Paulding for sol- SUN SENTINEL tennis court, boat slip and diers and wounded military. helicopter pad. In all, the Over time, the island Drivers trekking to the island is 15.84 acres. has also been known as Florida Keys often miss it “It’s an amazing property,” Boys Key, Tea Table and until they see the For Sale said Patti Stanley, a Cold- Umbrella Cay. sign. well Banker Schmitt broker “It was called Umbrella “Island for Sale” reads associate who represents Cay because there was a the vertical post with the the owner James Terra, who large tree at the end of it listing price of $17 million. listed the property over the that was shaped like an The sign sits outside the summer. This is the first umbrella,” Bertelli said. gated entrance to Terra’s time it has gone on the In the 1950s, a road was Key, the private island at market in about 27 years. built to connect the island Mile Marker 79.9 in Is- “When you drive by it, it’s to the highway. Built in lamorada. intriguing. It’s one of those 1971, the property was The gate leads to a thin fantasies. It’s there but you previously owned by Sir road that is a quarter of a never get to go there.” Bernard Ashley, widower mile long and surrounded Boaters and tourists vis- of the English designer on both sides by the blue- iting nearby resorts can Laura Ashley, according to green waters of the At- see the towering palm PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE The Miami Herald. Terra lantic, home to the island trees that ring the prop- A look at the rear of Terra’s Key, a private island for sale in Islamorada. then bought the property residence at 79775 Over- erty, which has views of for $3.1 million. In more seas Highway on Upper the mangroves, ocean and the sky,” Stanley said. residents of nearby Indian who would later become recent years, the prop- Matecumbe Key. the nearby Alligator Reef Like the rest of the Flor- Key, said Brad Bertelli, Monroe County’s first erty has been used as a The compound has a Lighthouse. ida Keys, the island has a curator at the Keys His- sheriff in 1829. second home for him and blue-and-white, single- “When you are standing rich history. tory & Discovery Center During the Seminole War as a vacation rental, with family home with five bed- on the island, all you see In the early 1800s, it was in Islamorada. One of the of 1838, a naval depot was rates as much as $30,000 rooms and four bathrooms. are palm trees, water and used for farming by the farmers was Lemuel Otis, established on the island a month, Stanley said.

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